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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-14
CATHOLIC CHANGES.
Corrigan TO Be Cardinal-His See
Divided.

Corrigan TO Be Cardinal-His See
Divided.
New York, Oct. 1.-THE Herald this
morning says: 1t is rumOred that
new Catholic province is to be created
in this state, and that the archbishop
will be the Right Rev. John ]. Keane,
recently rector Of the University of
Washington.
incidentally it is reported that Arch
bishop Corrigan will receive the title
or rank of Cardinal at the November
cOnSistOry. The Archiepiscopal See
over which his grace now rules is an
immense one, the greatest in the
country. Cardinal Satolli saw the
work that Archbishop Corrigan had to
do and recognized that it was too
much for one man. His Eminence
thought out a plan some time ago.
it is said to relieve Archbishop Corri-
gan of his ever-increasing burdens,
which was to create new province or
ArchepiScOpal See. He consulted
with several bishops, and with Arch
bishop COrrigan. The result was the
suggestion to divide the New York
province into two unequal sections.
The new province, as rumOred will
comprise Buffalo, Syracuse and FL
mira. the four diOceSeS to be called
the province of Buffalo. Elmira is
not in the diocese at present but is to
be. 4 card to Bishop Corrigan's
secretary elected the reply that he
knew nothing about the plan.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-14
POPOCRATIC NOMINATION.

st. Louis, Mo-, Oct. 1.-THE Demo-
Gratis of the Tenth congressional dis
trict in convention nominated DR.. Le-
grand Atwood of Ferguson, st. Louis
county, for congress by reclamation.
The convention was held under the
call of the regular congressional COM
mittee and the nomination will he fl
ed with the secretary of state today.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-14
CORN CoRRALs COAL COMBINE.

Sioux City, TO-, Oct. 14.-AmOng the
business men of Yankton, S. D., an
organized and general effort is being
made to boycott the hard coal COM
bine through the northwest, by induc-
ing as many consumers as possible
to substitute corn for fuel. 1t is pro-
Posed to hold a convention at some
central point where an organization
can be formed and the boycott made
complete.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-14
ONLY HALF JUSTICE DONE.

Louisville, KY, Oct. 14.-Annie
Weir, the eX-slave who sued her ex-
master for forty-three years salary,
was given a verdict for 81, 1850 which
is about half the amount she asked
for. She worked for him ever since
heI emancipation without wages on
his agreement to lodge, clOthe, and
feed her as long as she lived. Upon
his second marriage he discharged
her.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-14
HE HAS SKIPPED.

Juneau, Wis, Oct. 14.-W. T. RAM
busch, president of the Citizens Ma
tional bank at this place, and a prom
inent politician, has suddenly disap-
peared. He had a number of trust
funds in his possession. An examina-
ton has revealed evidence of irregu-
larity. The bank is not involved.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-14
FREE LECTURER!

DIR. Wood will give a free lecture
and Psychrometic reading tonight,
"Wednesday 14th) at s p. m. sharp,
at Shafer & Braden's or Chosen
Friends hall, 125 w. Commerce st.
All are invited. Also Sunday night
Come and see the man that told me
all that ever did. Is not this a me-
dunn?
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-14
KENTUCKY FOR CANTON.

Newport, KY, Oct. 14.-President
Stone of the Kentucky State League
of Republican clubs said there would
be more than 1000 Republicans go
to Canton on the17th, on Kentucky
pilgrimage. There will be six sections
to the train, which will leave Cincin-
natl on the 10th at midnight. Gov.
Bradley will probably preside.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-14
BANK ROBBER KELLIHAN.

Paramount, Mimi, Oct. 14.-The
Sherburn bank robber confined in the
Martin county Jail has made state
ment to the sheriff, Hill, which has
been verified, giving his name as Lew
Kellihan and his home, Rock Rapids,
Iowa, where his parents reside. He
gives his age as 81 and states that his
brother who was killed was but IS
years old.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-14
MONEY TOO TIGHT FOR THEM.

Houston, Texas, Oct. 14.-Cummings
Bros, exporters of hard wood lumber
and logs, have assigend, naming Geo.
Arnold trustee. The assets foot up
$4,000 while liabilities to preferred
creditors aggregate $4,000. The
stringency in the money market and
inability to realize are the reasons
given.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-14
MURDERED IN HER HOME

Nevada, Mo-, Oct. 1.-THE wife of
C. d. Smith, a farmer living Is miles
east of this city, was found dead in
the house with her head crushed.
Her husband was digging potatoes in
a field some distance away and had
left his wife alone in the house. 1t
is supposed she was murdered by a
tramp.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-14
CAUSE OF ELECTRICAL DEATH

CAUSE Op ELEClhlCAL DEAlh
Experiments have been made by A.
NJ. Belle upon dogs in order to deter
mine the cause of death in an cleo
trio shock. The conclusion reached
is that for a given animal in a normal
condition as to health a definite
amount of electrical energy will pro-
duce fital results. 1t is thought that
the aetion of the electrical discharge
is - contract the arteries and in
crease the pressure of the blood, and
that death is due to inability on the
part of the heart to sustain the in-
creased pressure of the blood so pro-
duced. Post mortem examinations
seem to show that the passage of the
current does not cause any anatomi-
cal disintegration.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-14
THE FRISCO FOR KANSAS CITY

Kansas City, Oct. 14.-The Journal
states that the management of the st.
Louis and San Francisco r. r. con-
template running their trains into
Kansas City, over tracks which they
will control, within the next few
months. They propose, it is stated,
to build thirty-five miles of new road
from Bolivar, Mo-, to Osceola, where
connection will be made with the
Kansas City, Osceola and Southern.
John I. Blair, principal owner of the
Osceola road, is a member of the re-
organization committee of the Frisco.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-14
MAINE HELPS OUT MICHIGAN.

Chicago, ILL.,, Oct. 14.-Congressman
Dingley. of Maine has been booked
by the National Republican commit
tee for three speeches in Michigan
this week. He will speak at Hills
dale the 18th, Charlotte 18th, and
Kalamazoo the 18th.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-14
FAIR TOMORROW.

Washington, Oct. 14-Weather for
Western Texas: Fair Thursday, pre-
coded by showers this afternoon and
tonight.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-14

constable.
John 7. Lewis is a good lawyer
and will make the people safe
county judge.
H. o. Skinner for treasurer
will cause a shaking up of the
old dry bones"
The GOssipper, after several
days seclusiOn, has crawled out
of his shell again.
The General" came in from
West End today to meet and
smile with the boys.
In f. E. GrOthaus we can trust
that the clerks Office will be
properly attended to.
In James Raley and F. \.
Sweezy you see first-class, relia-
BILE citizens, not scrubs, for office.
James Raley and f. A. Sweezy
will make two, justices of the
peace the people will feel proud
of.
DR.. Starnes is making a good
fight, and is putting a little
brains into the Legislative con
test.
DR.. Lindner is no novice in the
assessment business and thor
Oughly understands the duties of
the office.
Walter Horton and L. d.
Thomas are reliable citizens and
as public weighers will perform
their duties well.
POp-O-crat O'COnnOr thinks he
has a sure thing, but works like
he was badly frightened and
never stops moving.
With such men as Capt.
Thomas Winthrop in the Iegisla-
ture, San Antonio can refer to
him with much pride.
Judge VIM. Boerner is not
holding any squaw meetings,
but he is hopping right onto the
collar of the Big Chief.
Oh, no, the lawyers did not
want the two judges to run on a
party ticket, so they had them
head the "Big Six" ticket.
Judge Levy, in his campaign
speeches this year, seems to have
discarded his old text, "I'll treat
you in the future as l have in the
past"
Judge Peter and Judge Ed. are
just as good as Judge Bob and
Judge It's the little
game of "whOse got the thin
ble' with all of them.
j. d. ElrOd is a most clever
gentleman, a competent lawyer,
and it will be refreshing to the
people to see a new face in the
Office of county attorney.
The ring tickets have decided
they don't want the Intelligent
vote and will boycott the news
papers. They will double their
Doodle among the Indians.
The lawyers recommend of
Judges Green and Camp was
not good enough, so they got the
big Six" to put its seal of ap-
prevail upon their judicial err
mine.
Chairman Onion and Pop
deny the soft i'm
parchment, that they had any
thing to do with getting up that
colored mems Noonan meeting
that did not meet.
For county commissioners you
will find reliable business men
and property owners in Frank
Kellar, Joe Beckmann, Geo. M.
Jackson and Fredo. Real. They
are not Office seekers, but will
serve the people honestly and
well.
If the Gossipper places conf
dence in his own news columns
he will find the "Plenary Com
mitteeD has decided tO lpt "Fdi-
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-14
SENATOR FERRY DEAD.

Washington, ID. c., Oct. 14.-Ex-
United States Senator Thomas w.
Ferry died here very suddenly this
morning OF paralysis.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-14
American votes can JOE get
without the aid of Bryan?"

1t inspires the people with
confidence to mention the name
of Col. Jack Evans for district
attorney. He will make it his
particular duty to go after the
big fish and not devote all of his
time to prosecuting fallen women
and gamblers.
CUBAN NEWS BATCH.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-14
THE WINNERS.

IL w IN n EMS.
The following names below have
been nominated and endorsed as can
didates, to compose the Republican
ticket, in opposition to the court
house ring and the city hall ring tick
cts:
For Congress.
GEORGE II. NOONAN.
For State Senator,
]. L. BURGESS, recommended.
For Floater,
J. w. LIGHT.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
For Legislature,
THOS. F. WINTHROP.
DIR. G. J. STARNES.
District Judge, 9th District,
.................
District Judge, 45th District,
District Attorney,
HON. A. j. EVANS.
District Clerk,
...... ....,........... ............-
County Judge,
JOHN T. LEWIS.
County Clerk,
f. L. GROTHAUS.
County Collector,
T. B. JOHNSON.
County Treasurer,
H. o. SKINNER.
Sheriff,
County Attorney,
J. d. ELROD.
County Assessor,
DIR. NJ. LINDNER.
County Surveyor,
MARTIN LOCKE.
Inspector of Hides and Animals,
SAM RODGERS.
County Commissioners,
Precinct 1.-FRANK KELLER.
Precinct Joe BECKMANN.
Precinct 3.-GEORGE NJ. JACKSON
Precinct 4.-FRIDO REAL.
Justices of the Peace, Precinct No /.
JAMES RALEY.
f. A. SWEEZY.
Constable, Precinct No. 1.
FRED LORING.
Public Weighers,
WALTER HORTON.
L. d. THOMAS.
The above ticket is subject to few
slight changes.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-14

According to the opinion ex-
pressed by the 1.-TWO Joe's,"
Bryan won't get five Mexican
votes, without their aid. The
question is asked, 'fHow many
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-14

DR.. Starnes is making a gooC
fight, and is putting a little
brains into the legislative con
test.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-14
SHORT SNAPS.

Fred. LOring will put a little
spice and ginger in the race for
constable.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-10
Uo0tenpalaEe.

proben i'm 2sben, iiHb bic meifen
Rr6iufe unIeres 2anbes es au9 nod
na4 Dem Sobe unb ielbIt jene tpeiten,
itillen Stdttsn bes Sobes, bic Nep
Yorter SrieObOfe 9resnpooO unb
Dooblapn, baben ibr eigenes proBen>
Diertsl. Meiitentbeils i9on bel 2eb>
5eiten baben bier bic 8ertreter ber
rSbobbp"s sGriitotrutie fih ielbit ibre
@raboentmdler geiebt, nm beien ii9er
au iein. niht bereinit 3uiammen nit
ben bunbert unb tauienO tleiner Griz
iten5en, duf beren Ruin lie ben 9runo
gu ibren Rei9tbiimern lesten, i'm
S6opbe Der @roe gebettet gu iperoen.
Sc mebr es gum bornebmen SOne
Der upper ten thousand" ge60rt,
ii9 eigeRe @rabitdttern init MailIoleen
anSulesen, um 10 rlebr tpirb ndtiirli4
aud bei grri6tung unb 4ustattuns
bieIer SootenpalGite ertrapasirt. .pa
fem YroB 6inter bem anbern auriidz
iteben mill. 2lbsr ni9t allein bic Su9t
gu gldn5en, psranlabt bic meiiten, fir
bieien 3Ded enorme Summen uusSua
tperfen, ionOern aud bic Sur4t, naA
benz Sooe - geitoblen gu tperben, pers
anlabt piele, iih I6on Bel 2ebaeiten
elmer biebesitaersn @rabItdtte au bers
ii9ern. MuB bod ieit bem Sobe bes
be = riibmten Sap9pulO beien @rubz
seipDlbs bel Gag unO Nu4t bon Oes
tectips iharf bepa4t iperben, neil eine
Ipeculatipe Siebsss uno @inbre9ers
banoe beubiihtigt, ben 2ei9nam au
rauben unO 10 bic Samilie sur 9erz
aussabe zines beoeutsnben 2OIeseloes
gu spingen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-10
Msrfeg M a ufpfsu m.

lit octaaonal erbaut unb i'm H,aurti9sn
Stpl gebalten. Oas Snnere beitebt aus
Marmor bon perihiebener 6arbentOs
nuna unp seiat einsn Noiaitboosn
nit prd9tpolen orientalii4sn Wlus
itern. Mebai[lonbilber BON Serrn uno
ssrau Dunlap i9miiden bic Sront.
Gisen in ieinsr 2trt 1T Das Srabges
ip0lbe bes rsi9sn Saiffsbauers @ebb
i'm sSnnern ausseitattet. OasIelbe entz
9Glt cine lanse Rsibe bon 8ronsebils
bern, bic ben Gntipidelungssang bes
@9iffsbaues baritellen; auBsrOem ses
lansten eben bort bron5ene MobelIe
Der 9roBen 8riessi9iffe, bic auf
Webbs Werft bonn Stapel geldHen
ipurben, our Iufiteluns.
Bon prnamentaler S9Dn9eit finb
au9 bic BON Dilliam g. Softer. .. D..
gbills unb @iliam s. Wbitnep aufs
gefiibrten MaltIoleen.
2nes Biz ieBt oagetpeIene tpirb a6er
Der Silbert0nis Sobn 80. Madap nit
benz @rubbentmal iiberbieten, bas er
nit einem &oitenauftpanbe bon iiber
elmer balben Million Dollars 5ur 4uf>
nabme Der 9sibe ietnes betdnntli9 in
garis bur9 ben Sturs bon einsm
pferOe setDbteten Sobnes erri4ten
fdBt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-10

9lber nibt nur NIT ben lebenben
tGmpFt bier bus Meer! 9lls Dor $50
Sabrsn paitor 9orensen BON Rorbs
marIb bart am Weftranbe bep 9allig
bic afte &ir4fperfte aufiu9te, mo ieine
Wiege geitaHben, bate bas raitfoIe unb
rn6armbsrsige Meer ben 9ottesader
b,rrfipiiblt; SoOtensebeine oedten oas
Ssl0, ben SeeIIorger tpebmiitbi9 erins
rerno an bas Spbtenfslo gIetiels.
Wlittsn i'm Sturmgebpaus tamsn dbns
li1 emit duf elmer anberen Sdllig bic
Sdrge aus ben @rdbern in bic Wobs
nungen, beren Mausrn bonn Wogens
ibipu1 eingebriidt parsn. Die SObs
ten riefen bic 9ebenoen su iid, fpeI9e
bonn Sausbobsn idrsders6lei9 Deut
tpiloen Srsiben 3uI9duten.
Die 8etpnbner Der Sallisen iinb Der
Mebr5abl na9 frieIifden Stammes.
Bon 1913 Sausbaltungsn, tpel6e 1889
porhanosn iparen, fpraden 81 frieiiid.
33 plattbeltT9 uno 8 bp4beutih; bon
85 Sbultinbern fpra9en 55 frieiti4
81 ptatFbeutI9 urb 3 bo9beutI9 in
i1rer Samilie. Ubnn finbet bier pors
fpsegen6 bic binrmetbtauen 4usen, oas
b.onSe Saar, Di. 9aratterifttIbs Wobls
geIta.t Der Srisien, einsn ibarfen Bid
uno ernIte 3iigs. Wie oft babeR in
Sturm urb Ros6 bic SalIigbspobner
i6re llnerIhrpdenbeit rnb rlrbise Be
Tonnerbsit gssstgt, tpie Fleibig iparen
lie, uHb NIT ipsl9sr 4usbausr arbeiten
'ie, Ii9 untpeit berIelben Stelle, pr
tbnsn bas Deer ebsn gtllss genommen
auPs Reue an5uiisbetn 9lrmutb uni
Wtii6s pobnen jebt msbr ais friiber mil
ibnen in ibrer Seimatb, bic lie ni9t
perlafen fppllen.
ssn friiberen 3eihn sing faIt BIZ
adrHe nlGnnti4e 8spolferung aur See
Don 480 9epobnern Der Sauig Sooet
iparen 1893 96 Seefdbrer, 1885 Dor
300 nur mebr 20. Die Seefahr
bra3k DoblItanb. reife @rfabrune
unb cine urnseI4minfte 8iloun9. Nod
beute 1T pieIss auf ben Sallieen. ipai
an bieie 8ei6Gftigitng erinnert; finbsr
mir bod oas S4iff i'm 9auie. I'M Got
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-10
Ote 8etsrsn merit.

S9tidlGufer uR6 BEN rei9geDedten
Slid fir Gei6er, W0pen, Seei4pals
ben, StranbGdufer unb @nten. =
0ds alte Horbitranb. ipel4es in Der
Sctoberfhlt9 1884 urterein9, bdtte
bor6er iiber $4,000 Qeres Sldds, bon
ipel6er iebt ca. 10000 9cres als
gorbitrdnb 1urb pelporm umbeibt
iinb. g3a9 Der 6iutb CAB es 23 Sals
Eigen, bubon 18 betpohnte, b. +. i'm
@ebiet Der iebigen 9alligsn. Seute
efbt es nur nod 5ebn bsipo5nte Sallis
gen, flint berIeIben baben ie eine
8erfte, brei ie Elm Saus. 9tuf 38
Werften iteben tnsgeIammt 122 9dus
fer, bic bon 500 Meni9en bstpobnt
iinb. Sooge allein battle .1768 15
@erftsn NIT 164 SduIern unb 500
8eippbnsrn. 1894 ftanben bort mod
IA Werften, beren einaelne 20 SGuier
butten; ieBt iimb 9 Derften nit AZ
SduIen uno $50 Mtenifen iibrig.
Die Dprtige Sansperft mit II Wobns
9dufern 1T nun bic sr0Bte Sallistperft.
Die Ra1bar6alltg NorOmarfh butte
1749 in SO Wobnbdirsrn uuf 10
WerFten 400 8etpobner; iebt leben in
Id SGuIern 70 MenI9en duf 6 Werfz
ten, pon benen bic petsrstperft am II.
Sebruur p. S. aur Ruine tpurbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-10
Saus init sfGtbin a.

then ben &tnberr quite Grmabnlngen.
Der 8ater mar friibsr abtpefenb, bic
Wtutter @r3ieberin. @enn lie ben Sobn
CUR See eittlieB, 9ieb ca: vMein lieber
SObn! Siirdte @ott unD Iei getreu!
Rebe bic Dabrbett, liige unb iteble
ni4t! @ott iei NIT Oir!" 8ebrte Der
iunse Seemann 6etnl 10 flidte er iid
duf Der Na9bariperfte ober Der Na9s
bar6ullig eine 2ebensssfd9rtth. Bon
dlt6ergebradten intesFanten 9rdu1en
(8ampf INN bic 8raut etc., mar bi.
Sot5sit begleitst. Mit @liidsgiitern
belaben bsimgetebrt, beiblob er, Der
Die @elt geieben, fsin OaIein auf ber,
felben S4olle, no er es einIt empfun,
gen; neben benz &ir1iein fstnsr Be-
brp9ten Sallig bettete man i6n 3ur 2bs
ten Rube. gftft ii6erdn itinrmt stne
@lode bic Sobtsnflage on, ba iie allf
ndn9er SalGigen fsbH. 2ebenbe su
rltfen, trttt bic Sdtffsflasse bann an
ihre Stelle. 3ur fonntdgli9en Inbd6t
berIamneln fi9 ale Salligleute. 9as
has &irb i'm Shlafe ben eriten Gang
ietnes Gebens besann, tpinte ibm bas
1b5et9en bss S6tffes, unb tpenn es
9efmsog, ben lsbten Sang, BON benz bier
tetn Wiebertommer, baum fubr ss erts
fpsoer lrHter Der Jtagge duf Der boben
See, ober pa6eim pilserte1p Sie 9ln9es
4Origen unb Srelrnbs bem @ignal Der
SABINE rah tn'sl Gotteshnus. Sn Der
SaIigtirde aber bdngt bas Mo6eI eis
nes itolsen S9iffes; gIetden bic Salz
liglsute bod ielbit S8ifFbriidigen,
fpelde bic Wubrbstt hes Wortes in
Stllrm unb Nofb tauIenbfdItig beTtGz
ttgt gefunben baben: pBer rt9t beten
tann, tperbe nur Elm S6iffnsmam!"
Weit Der untergebenben Salligipsrt
iintt elm Slid beltI9er Guttur 9inab
tn ben MeeresidooB.
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6aIffa @rSbe.

Die Sorge I'M Suus urb Selo mar
bem ipeibli9en Sbetie her 8epDlferung
upD ben &trrbern iiberlufen. 8eione
bers biel ma4t bic Seuernte gu i4dffen.
Oa bic 8etpobner elmer Derfte bas
berieIben ssb0rise SeiHtanb 9erneins
ifdftlih aber ni9t 5u glei6en S9eilen
beIiben unb duBerbem bic SlG9e all@
jGbrlid fIetner fpitb, 10 tpe9ieln iie nit
her 8snubung ein3elner SelOabtbeiIlrs
gen unb puraellen ab, 10 baB oerielbe
8eiiber erIt nah bier biz a9t ober ulebr
Sabren bieielbs Yar5elle benubt. 8or
jeber @rnte mub baber eine Sbeilung
geIaehen. bie f6on 1749 au benz llrs
tbetle QlnluB gob. bub bic bas 5eie
NIT ReherItielen dbmefenoem gBetber
ni1t ipenig 9epmetrie fpifen miiBten.
9unt tpirb erit bic Sadie. ipenn mitten
IN Der Ssuerrrts ber Sturm tommt, Der
nit feiner Slltb bd5 loIe Seli bur4s
einaHber mengt ooer basielbe gar, tpte
In bieiem Sabre, tbeilfpetIe meg
fhtpenmt. Damn tommen Don Der
Werfte berab bic Mdnner. bic Srauen,
bic &inber; tpetbe 2aten trusen lie un>
ter ben Iumen, ben Re6en auf Der
S6ultsr. gtun bstreten iie bic Ste9e
(StOde genann), tpelhe bic ein5elnen,
BON Der Shttb 5errihenen Sbeile Der
SaIig psrbinben. Oas auiammenges
f4obene Sell btrben iie ir9iinblein sus
IammeR, na9Oem Iie es in bic 2afen
ssfiillt Aubsn. pferb unb @agsn fehs
len fpie Pflrg unb Ggge. @ersinselt
ipiro BET Der Seuernte Elm pferb bonn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-10
g diff M a aufoleum.

0a bic @elbt0nise ii9 ibrs Mauios
leen eeipdltige Summen fofen laFen,
10 lit bier bem &iinitler unb 8aumeis
iter Elm peites 5elb seOffnet, auf benz
er ieinen i4Dpferii9en 9eiit nua 8es
lieben palten laiien fann, ba er ni9t
NIT ben Nlitteln gu fnauIern brau9t.
SelbitperI ItGnbli9 lit aud bier piel
Sabes lTo 9ef9madloies gu Sage ges
fDroert porben, aber es fe6len bod
nidt 8autsn, bic bas 9luge Der 8es
iu6er bur9 ibre pornebme Ginfd6beit
unb f66nen Stpl piebsr, unO piebsr
auf ii4 lenten. Sn ben meilten Sdllsn
fat Der 9lr6iteft BEL feinen pldnen
oas tlaiiii4e altertbum gum Wooell
senommsn, behsn Sormen ii9 in ibrer
bebren Ginfahbeit am beten fir fol9e
8auten eignen.
Wobl oas sr0Bts unb impoIanteIte
@rabbentmdl auf 9endnnten 5rieob0s
fen bat ii4 Der betannte Banter Sucob
Sdiff erridtet. ..fI ,
Sasielbe, nit einem &oItenaufs
tpunbe BON $180,000 berseitsllt, aeigt
einen rein flaIiiI9en Stpl. Sn einem
Salbfreiie ialieBen ii6 an feline beiOen
Seiten maiiipe Saulensdnse, bur9 bic
man Bis Dor bic geipaliigen 8xonses
tbore selanst. bic bas eiseptli6e @rabs
gefpDlbe BON Der 9luBenipelt abi9lie@
BEN. lin Elm llntergraben unb Our6>
bre6en Des 8obens gu osrbinbern, 1T
berIelbe aus f4peren 9runitblOden alls
IammengeIebt, BON bensn Elm ieOer
10000 pfunb tpiest. Dies Mauios
leum 1T our 3eit nod leer, ousesen Dat
bas nidt ipeit babon selegene 9etpDlbs,
in Dem einft Der grobe Oenter Or.
Gbuuncep Oepep our Iebten &ube ge'
bradRt iuerOen pirb, bereits einen till
fen 8epobner; bic Srau bes Pbiloios
pben i4ldft bier ibren eipisen S4laf.
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Die DaIliaen.

Gbelnals mar bas 9ebiet bes 9erfiz
ger WatteRnleeres brir6 cine fertidre
@ornidiler, fpei6e NIT 6elgoldrtb 5ilz
IaHunenbing, por ben Gngrtffsn Der
offensn NorbIee gei9iiBt; ieitbem aber
jene serbrDdelte unb in SiineniGnn
ober in SanbbGnte bertpan0elt ipurbe,
Iagen bic Wtaribebenen her 5rnier
pffen gegen has Meer, pel9es Dk
MarT9 einit, ite1entpeiIe pus tertidre
8Ollipert iiberidreitepb, aufgsbaut
bate. Die getp0bnliden Slutben err
reidten ben uferranb ber Warf4ert,
gegen ben iie aufI9lageRb oas eigene
8aupert ssritDrten, ipGbrenS Sturms
flutban ibr 9epoge binsinrollten in Die
grasrsi6sm 9efilbe. Oann iu6ten bic
8etpo6ner Der WhurI6en tpo1l S4ub
binter ben WGllen Der 8auernburgen.
bon benen beute mod duf Splt uno
sSDbr 5fpei porbanben iinb, oDer lie
iparfen grb6iigel auf, mo iie flltbi4ere
Wp6nlmgen auffiibrten. 9luf fpl4en
Grb9igeln bic man3nlal audi Gee
tang errtbaltsn. ite9en beute nod bic
SaIligbdufer unO bic 9duier Der Sefts
lanbsmdrI6en, bic fpdter lrntbeiht
ipouoen itnb. Die aa6lrei4en SIutben
aber aerfeBten ra@ Inb nah bus urs
fpriingli4 Suiummenhdargenbe fru4t=
6ure MarI1lanb unb bertpanbslten es
gum tpeitaus grOBten 39eile IN Dbes
Datt, oas gesenpdrtig alrr @bbeseit in
Der llmgebung Der apDlf, auiammen
ettpa 4400 9tcres sroBen SalIigen ben
f&Iiiefrisem qfab btIbet fir ben
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tpirb geIegnet, iper ben GERM fiiratet-.
Gin perniinfbig Weib erfriI6et bes
Manne8 Serb" Sbr. 26. Die Sruben
tparen Ounrats gefiiat opm fetnlteH
Ginnen, NIT tupItrei6en Stitsreiert ees
I4nlidt. 9lfte 2euts tleiben iia, ipie
Nus beigefiiste Bib seigt, ionit 1T bic
Sdlliqtrudt ieBt oerienigeH BON GD9r
G6nii9.
@ereinaelf fiNbet man nod bic 9ss
I6riBts Wiese, dus Der bas ainb CUR
Saufe setrogen tuirD. 9luber ben
SaufgeIfenteh gaben @ftem uno pas