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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-10-10
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN
Growing Fund for Family of Frederick
LEM.
Repairing the Tracks and Other
Local News of General and
Especial Interest.

The fund for the widow Of the late Fred
erick LEM Of 1893 Jefferson avenue who
was killed in the collapse of the Mitchell
building on M street. is growing rapidly.
The donations are coming in in small sums
nostly, from people who appreciate the
loss to the family of the deceased. The
latest contributions are c. b.. 81; f. b. b.,
81. and H. w. O., 81. making a grand total
now on hand of $34.25 This was volun-
tsrily given by the residents of George
town.
Repairing the Tracks.
Last evenir the Capital Traction Com
pany mad quite gang Of laborers en-
ployed In repairing the track at the east
entrance TO the NJ street bridge. The tun-
mel for a sewer, which was run under the
street. lowered the grade of the tracks con-
siderably, and now that the work is CON-
pleted the level of the tracks was raised
considerably. The earth was dug away the
tracks and underground conduit raised and
many wagon loads of earth rammed in
place. The work lasted until late in the
evening.
Anniversary Celebration.
The congregation Of Mt Zion NJ z.
Church, on 18th street, are making great
preparations for the celebration of the
eightieth al niversary Of the church, which
will begin tomorrow and continue for two
weeks. Visitors who will attend the serv-
ices have arrived in town, among whom
are many of the former ministers of the
church, who will take part In the ami
versary celebration. The congregation
have issued a pamphlet of twenty-five
pages, fully illustrated, giving a history
OF the church. This was prepared un-
der the supervision Of the committee OH
anniversary, of which Mr.. James L. Tur-
ner is the efficient secretary. The PAM
phlet in addition to giving a history of
every day Of the week, and the full list
of all of the committees.
Grand Lodge.
Thursday evening the officers of the
Grand Lodge of the District Of Columbia
F. A. A. NJ, made their annual visitation
to George c. Whiting Lodge. No. - The
officials were entertained after the regular
order of business in the banquet hall. A
very pleasant feature of the occasion was
the entertainment furnished by Lieut..
Downs L. Wilson. United States Navy, re-
tired, who recited a number of his remi-
niscences Of travel. Lieut.. Wilson has had
a varied experience and much material to
draw from, having been in nearly every
cline and section of the world.
Gay Street Church.
The work of improving the Gay Street
| recent storm, is being rapidly pushed. A
| new tin roof has been laid in place, and all
| minor repairs made, SO that the edifice is
| row better than 1t has been for some time
past. Services will he held tomorrow as
usual In the place, Rev. a. F. Anderson,
| pastor of Grace Baptist Church, delivering
the sermon at the morning service,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-10-10

one save very few of his intimate friends
would have ever knoVl the real reason
for his action and hesSnly sentiment oc-
casioned by it would beve been regret at
Satoln was astounded 1.-THE announcement
and was indignant that 1t had been made
before he left this country. because it is
said that he wished tes go away leaving
kindly feelings behind him, whereas now
there is no covering up the fact that he
is pursued by the mafadictions of many.
1t is also stated that the only effect of the
attempt to humiIiate Bishop Keane as de-
scribed above was to irShre in a very seri-
Gus degree the churchSpf which he is SO
eminent REPRESENTATIVES; that Bishop
Keane was superior toYthe blow aimed at
him, but that 1T has fallen heavily upon
the church in this country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-10-10
Damage I'm the County,

Chief Clerk Sylvester of the police depart
ment received from Lieutenant Heffner to-
day report Of the damage done by the
recent storm in the county within the limits
of his precinct. between the Brentwood road
and East Capitol street. The amount OF
damage done there was s16.295.7 S, which, to-
gether with the losses heretofore reported,
make a total loss OF S443, 3697S.
Superintendent Mankin Of the street
lamps reports the destruction Of 100 street
signs. 200 lanterns. posts and 80 frames
and signs. The loss to the lamp posts ana
street signs amounted to $9si10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-10-10
Woods College Incorporated.

Today is the eleventh anniversary of the
establishment of Woods Commercial Col
lege, and in commemoration of the event
articles of Incorporation were this morn
ing filed with the clerk of the court The
incorporators named in the articles are
Court F. Wood, William p c. Hazen,
Henry H. Mckee, Foster p. Wood ana
Alexander Wolf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-10-10
Emergency Hospital Board.

At a meeting of the board of directors
of the Emergency Hospital. held yesterday
afternoon. Mr.. H. Randall Webb was elect
ed a member Of that body in place of Col.
John Cassells. who resigned because he
was unable to be present at the regular
meetings of the hoard. on account of alb
sence from the city. Mr.. Webb was also
elected secretary Of the board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-10-10

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Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-19

In the midst of social festivities the
sick are not forgotten.
Mr.. John Earle a favorite in society
until his prolonged illness, is confined
to his bed at the home of his father, Mr..
j. B. Earle, Elyton. He has been an
invalid for four years, and during that
period a slow fever has rarely left him.
The physicians say that such case is
rarely known.
Mrs. Robert Warnock is very sick. Mr..
Tom Jordan is very feeble. Mr.. Mort
McAdory is some better. Mrs: r. Ehr-
man is very low. Mr.. Richard Cobb is
recovering. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Mother
shed have very sick child.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-19
THE MEMPHIS WRECKED

And Nine of Her Crew Are Drowned.
Squally Wind Blowing.
London, Nov. 1S.--The British steamer
Memphis, Captain Williams, from Mon
treal November 4th for Bristol, is ashore
in Bunlough bay near Mizen, headed on
the south coast Of Ireland. Captain VIII
liams and a part Of the crew OF the Mem
phis were saved and have arrived at
Crookhaven. Nine men are supposed to
have been drowned. A number of the
cattle and barrels of -four have been
floated ashore The fog Is clearing SO
north wind is blowing.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-19
ENGINEERS REFRIGERATED.

For The New York Dry Dock Accident
Last August.
Washington, D. c., Nov. 1S.--Secretary
Herbert has severely reprlmanded Civil
Engineers Menocal and White as re-
sponsible for the dry dock accident at the
New York navy yard last August. but has
declined to courtmartial these officers.
in letter sent to Menocal yesterday,
the Secretary says that in view of that
officers long and faithful service he
would not court martial him, but the find
ings of the court are approved and the
department ''reprobates" Menocals con-
duct. Mr.. White, whose responsibility
was In less degree. was similarly repro
bated." Constructor Bowles. on whom
effort was made to shift the blame was
exOnerated
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-19
All Consultations Are Free.

quick and perfect cure is guaranteed to unforunates
who are suffering with Sexual Debility caused by early i'm
prudence errors Of youth sexual excesses resulting in
impaired vgor, loss Of vitality loss Of manhood nervous
prosraton failure Of memory etc. uniting the victim for
marriage society the pleasures Of life The treatment IS
reliable, pleasant, permanent.
Those who have tried less experienced less skilled
physicians and still have diseases Of private nature such
as Syphilis Gonorhea Glee Structure etc. which have
caused Bad Blood Skin Kidney Bladder Diseases, PIN
pes Blotches Eczema, Scroula Tumors liberated Sore
Mouth and Throat Rheumatism Womb Troubles Leuchor-
rhea any trouble whatever Of private nature Of either
SEX need not despair for many Of the socaed incur
able cases are successfully and quickly cured.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-19

At the session of the w. c. U. in st.
Louis on the 18th, Miss Frances Willard
was reelected A resolution was adopted
disappearing of the recent publication
called the "Woman's Bible" A letter
was sent to President and Mrs. Mckinley
thanking them for their expressed inten-
ton not to allow a drop of liquor to enter
the white house. Miss Willard vouched
for Maj. Mckinley being a teetotaler.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-19
Cures Are Guaranteed.

Dr. Holloway guarantees to you cure, and his guar
antee is reliable one After careful examination or con-
suaion, personally by letter. you told exactly what
guaranteed cure will COST including medicines. The
same written guarantee is given to patients who are treated
by mail as those who reside in the city, but if you wish
road fare and hotel bills and make charges for medicines
or services if I fail to permanently cure you.
respectfully REFER with permission to Steiner Bros.
bankers Jefferson County Savings Bank Alabama National
Bank of this city, and the editor Of this paper the State
Herald, as to my responsibility for my contracts.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-19
A Systematic Treatment.

Persons afflicted with diseases Of private nature can
be treated successfully at home Write for my book
private diseases and question blank which will be sent you
free Of cost in plain sealed envelope. All correspondence
held strictly confidential.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-19

Mr.. Memo w. Parsons and Miss Marie
Hamlet were married at $3.50 p. M, Nov.
H. Rev. DR.. Kelley officiating, and took
the Louisville and Nashville train for
Pensacola, where they will spend a few
days, and will then reside with the brides
mother at 1880 Seventh avenue.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-19
He Treats Only Private Diseases.

By thus devotng his whole time to the Of Private
Troubles he has acquired experience and familiarity
practice of medicine.
This with successful treatment quick and permanent
cures has established for him reputation not confined to
the City Of Birmingham or the State OF Alabama The
great success which has crowned his efforts for the relief Of
suffering humanity is attesed by numerous patients from
every State in the Union.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-19

Miss Flora Frye, one of Anniston's
beauties, is delegate to the Federated
Clubs, and is the guest of Mrs. Jas. A.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-19
DR.. 7. /. HOLLOWAY
SPECIALIST.

Specialist is one that confines or limits his practice
the treatment Of particular or special class Of diseases
Those who advertise to treat many or all classes OF disease
are simply advertising doctors.
Dr. Holloway is Specialist Of many years standing,
distinguished graduate every branch of medicine and
surgery, also licensed pharmacist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-17
GrpBe Seef6ife.

Die Samburser Sirma s. 2aiss
braudt riefse Sabrseu8e, nm aus @bili
ben Salpeter na1 europa 3u brinesn |;
is Iieb babsr on Der Dsiermlnbuns ben
Sinfmaher ..9otOii" bausn, Der bel
s Mstsr Iisfsans 6l50 3onnsn bsfbr.
bern iOG. Disies aus Stabl erbaats
56iff in bas erbbte Seaelidiff Der
Nelt. Da bic @iisnbubn. @iltsrpasen
neusroinss su Is Tonnen eebaut tperbsn.
10 fnb beren 4l0 n6tbis, um bic 2abuns
bsS ..9otOii" tpeiter su i6affsn. gia6
elmer fur SladIanb. 8abnen sGItieen
8sduuns betrdst oiss msbr ais 20
@lienbabn,dse. - 8on Samburs mad
amerita pirb au6 balo Elm Dampfsr
fabrsn, bsRsn 2absfdbiefeit 10000 Son.
nsn bstrassn ioa. In sr6bten 8Iter.
pasen su l5 Tonnen 600 3sntner)
nIrben iomit 800 erforberli6 isin, um
bic Sra3t bieiss einen 9ampfidiffsa
,u Iaben. Wtan periiasrt, bab pieoel
bic 2abefdbisisit erreidt 1T. fiir psIds
Dor bisrSis Sabren baS erit .,2spiaiban''
ipatsr ,,Great @aftern" benannte Sdih
srbaut tuuros. (3ur 9ssuns beS trons'
atlantiiben 6abels tpar nur elm Dam.
pier bon iOIdem SaRunssraume bruud'
bar. Utun tbut oaber rlnre6t, tpenr
man bic Grbauune bes ..@reat @aitsrn'
als ,,unpraftlid" beseibnet.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-17
Dober fotnmt bic Seseiduuns
.6pmmifE2

9liGt Ssbsr, ber alS SoIbat ssbient
bat. tpirO plhen, tpober bas aOmmibbrot
ieinen Ramen erbalten bat. Dis BE.
3si6nuus rlbrt aus Der 8eit seS 30idb'
risen 8rieeeS Der. IIS 0uqsnfein sss
gen StraIiunb sos unb 9bsiIs ieinsS
Seerss in bsr 0larf lasen, parsn bic
oabOn betrofenen Drte auf bic Dauer
niGt i'm Sianbe, bas seforperts 9rOt 3u
i6aifsn. Nan aos baber Stdote unp
DDrfsr, bic nidt nit gInquartisruns bes
Iafet paren, sIsidfaIls gu 2iefsrunsen
berbei. lin nun eine perehte Sertbell.
ung Der 8ornnusidreibuneen 3u erm6g,
liGeu, batten bic 2anbesbsb6rben i'm
@inps, itdnbniHs nit ben 9ruppenfIbrern
eine beionbere 8ommiiiion oamit beauf.
traet, bic nud oas 8rot baden lieb
Disie 8rote, tpsIde bon Der aommiiiior
Uerabfolst purben, bisben ..8ommi1IOnS'
brote", tporaus i'm 2aufs Der 3sit bai
,aOmmibbrUt" sntltanp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-17

giner bb6h meripdrbisen uno ber.
tpsssnsn S6winbelei bon ieiten fransbf'
i6er @sinbdnbIsr 1T felt sinisen 8Oben
bic 8rdNeIer 8irssridaft uuseeieBt.
ginsS WoreenS erbdIt man aus 8or.
oeaur Elm @oupert nit Ndmen unb Ibrefe
torrett aufseidrieben, in bem fib Elm
Brief unb Elm DebieI beTnben, tpsIds
an cine gang anoere Berion serittet iinp
ais bic auf bem @oupert ansesebene.
Der @mpfdnssr permutet einen Srrtum
une i6ldt @ebiel unb Brief an bic
0sinfrma ;urld, oeren 9iamen uuf bem
@oupsrt uno oem Brief su leien 1T. Sn
benz Brief ipridt seip0bnIid Der Sdrei'
bsr. an einen Sreuno obsr 8erpanbten
iid psnbsnb, bon sinem bri(antsn @sin.
eeibdft, baS er foeben gema6t babe unb
auf baS ct ben gOrsRatsn frsunblidh
aufmsrfiam madt. Natiirli6 iOq bieier
Brief nur aIS 9odmittsl esIten. giniss
Gage mad Der RIdienOune on bic Sirmu
in 8orbsaur fommt Elm 3tpelter Brief,
burb peIben Der WeinbanoIer iid ent,
ibulbisi fur ben besaneenen Srrtum unb
fir bic Rddienbuns bss irrtiimIid in Elm
falidss @ouosrt sinseleeten 8riefes in
perbinoli6fter Beife banft. -aIs 8s.
tpeis isiner 9antbarfeit oferirt f6IiebIit
ber BeinbGnoIer iebt elm SAB ienea
aussesei6nsten Weines, bon bem er in
ieirem frlberen 8riefe an sinsn Ser.
tpanbtsn seiproben, uno spar. als Ser.
sltuns fur ben ssleiitsten Disnf, su BEN
biQissn 8aufpreiie bon gum 8siipisI 185
Sranten fir elm Sub. bas i'm Sunrel aui
285 Sranfsn seibdBt tpirb. Nsbrert
9sute fno auf ben aeim sesansen uni
beitsatsn ii6 Dsin. 4ls bus SaB ans
tam, sntbisIt eS elm i6auberbaftes @ss
trdnt, unb bamIt mar ber SduinosI snt'
eedt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-17
Gin fiibamerifanifAes Wiittel
aeaen &6lauaeuaift.

Gin rbeinii6sr aanbsmann, Der iei
fat so Sabren aIs 9Infeblsr in BraiiIier
lebt, teilt ber ,.abIniiben 3eituus" eli
bort aufdlis entbedtes fi6ereS unb elm
fades WittsI seaen bic 8iriung bea
SiHsS bon @iftibIanssn nit. 81
fdrsibt: Da mir bier elm eipfadss Mit.
tel sesen baS Sblanseneift entbedi
babsn, balte id es fir meins BfIidt, ss
befannt su MAIDEN. Disies Uiiitel il
BetsoIeum, iOsleid unb anbaItenb auI
bic 8uube sebra6t. @S 1T sum @r,
itaunen, tpie bieieS einfade UlittsI biIft.
SstS BON 5dlansen @sbiHene --barun.
ter Elm S6nieseriobn unb elm gnfeI BON
mir-baben bier bieieS MitteI i6on &c.
bruudt aae ibIiefen idUn bic erite
Rnbt eans gut uno fOnnten am foleenben
Sas, pieoer ibrer 2lrbeit na1seben.
Dtein SdpieseriObn fab eerabe. bab Die
S6lanse ibn bib unb iprans fort. er'
bieIt aber nod sinen beftisen SaIas auf
ben 8dden bon benz Sapanse Der
Sdllnse, 10 felt bate iie ii9 einsebifen.
st mar ettpa 300 Meter bonn Sauie ent'
iernt. unb als er suriidfam. mar Der
SUB i6on uneefdnoaen uno bic Nunbe
i6par, uno grim. ST ssbraudte aIs,
balo petroleum, porauf bic SdmerSen
sleid abnahmen unb nadbsr sans pers
itnunosn. Gags barauf mar er boas
itGnbis seiunb. Dor einiser 3eit tpuros
Elm anberer iunser Wlann eebifsn. Der
mir aud psrtpanbt 1T. Dieier tpar tpeit
pom Sauie sntfernt, unb als er 3uriif'
fam, trat ibm idon 8Iut aus Wunb unb
Jlaie, aud batte er oaS 8enubtiein bel.
nabe bsrloren. Seine Srau braubte
aud ettpas BetrOIeum, aber ba Fs nidt
sleid 8eHeruns fab, sebraubte iie an'
bere Wittel unb aefdbroete baeur6 iein
2ebsn, bsnn er tam bem 3ooe isbr nabs
uno mubte feds Q9oden lang bas 8ett
bitten. Iooesfdae nad Sblansenbifen
linb bier ni6t bdufis unb meiitens un'
pelitdnbiser 8sbanoluns ,uSui@reibsn,
aber lanstpieriee unb idmersbafte &raus
tenIagsr tparen nittS Ssltsnes. Sest
IT man bier ni4t mebr 70 banee Dor ben
SdIansen, ieir man bieieS Diittel fennt,
unb isber, Der ipeit bonn Sauie arbeitet,
nimmt bsr Sdlansen tpesen BetroIeum
nit. 8war babsn mir bier bic fur4tbaren
SdIansen Snbiens nidt. fonoern nur
,psi Arten Der Sdararata (bothrops
jararaca,) bic anbsren iino ibrer Seltens
belt pssen obne 8ebeutune -aber biefe
ibunen ldiiis senus tperbsn. ST iemano
am Singer Obsr an Der 3ebe sebiiien. 70
IT es baS bette, bas eebiRene @lieo
oireft in 9etroleum sin,utau@en; tann
bisiss nidt seideben, 70 taubt man
sinen fIsinen 2appen in 9etroleum uno
Isst ibn auf bic Dunbs, siebt aber au'
peiIen ettpas no6, bamit Der 2appen
Immer uoa sstrantt bleibt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-17

Ser bsutide 8otidafier bon Baib'
inston, Srsiberr BON Ibielmann, bat
@elesenbeit ssnommen iid ubsr bic
3uderfrass uno baS 8iebeinfubrperboi
Dsuti4lanos aus,ufpreden unb babel
cine erItere betrsfsnoe MeuBeruns bes
beuti6en StaatsIetretdrS bes 9luspdrti'
gen Srb. Naridaa bon 8ieberitein, bic
falib beri1tet tporben, rihtis gu itsaen.
Ser 8otidaftsr ertldrte, oaB 2eBtersr in
ieiner iiinsiten Geidstassreoe nl4t ge'
iast babe, bic Seutide 8esieruns protes
tire sesen sinen DifferentiaIsoa auf raf'
fnirtsn 3uder. @r babe nur eeia8t, bic
Rssieruns proteiiire seaen ben gEtrablHe,
reniiaIsol BON lIl0 Sent pro 9funb aui
,3uder, Der aus 2dnoern fOmmt, tpelbe
cine @rportprdmie beipillisen. 0euti6'
lamb bOffe, bab bieier GrtrasCl aufse'
botsn tperps, neil er sesen bic Meiitbes
sGnftisunssiIauiel bss stpiiden Deuti&'
lamb unb ben Ser. Staoten absei6loi'
fensn SanbeIs' unb Sreunoi4aftspsr'
TRACES peritbbt.
8aisIi6 Der bon Deuti6lano ber'
bdnsten 8isbiperrs tpies Der 8oti9aftei
oarauf bin, baB Der @ouberneur Dor
8entudp idr,lib bic @infubr bon 8ieb
aus ben ilpll6en Staatsn psrbotsn, glie'
manb aber fd ueranlabt eeieben babe.
oieieS 8erbot su fritiiiren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-17
Hu S6mineiu d, tiae,

Ser llntepeidnete Der our6 eiu sepobn
Iidts @ittsI Jur Seiunobst uisOsr bsrsstsal
wuroe. uahosm sr eiuise Sabre lang an eiusi
idwrsu eunssniranib,it uuo Der esfiirhteteu
arauibrit. Sdwinoiudl ssIltten bate, bat er
arcbss 8srIarssn ie,nsn MltIeloenotn ons
RultI Der Seiluug bstannt gu MAIDEN. alt
9isienieeu Die 60 UerIaueen, Nib sr frsunolihh
(softnfrsD cine Abidnft Der 3ubersituue
ittdsn, uelGe fis ole sius frsrs Seilung fil
Shwinoiutt. afbma. Gatarrb, 8rouhitas uni
ale pals. uuo 9uugeu.Sr rnntbeiten fnoen usr.
ben. Gr b'fft ens aIls esioenos fem Seilmitts
probiren wsroeu. on es itbr pertbUoq 1T Die
,nigsn welds bic 3ubersltnH9 uttlanaen msl6l
bnsn ulbts toiten miro, Lno Elm Segsn fur HI
isiu mag, polen sefdIlisit Gbrw. Gbpart
U. Bilton, SrcO'Ipn, y. D., aooreifrsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-17
Die bS6fteVBobnune Der gselt.

DieIe teiinbet ii@ in ber Sta6t Hetp
gorf. Gs III bas @sbdube an ber Ode
Der 9ine Strabe unb 8rOabpap. glsip
gorf; bafisIbe errsidt sine S6be bon
3l4 SUB iiber Der Strabe. Ser Srsi.
maurer. 9empeI in Gbieaeo 1T slei6.
fals tlber 300 SUB bod, re6net man bic
Dadb6be elm. DieisS Nep Yorfer 8es
bdube beiibt Elm flabeS Dad, ipelHes
ale Rromsnabe benubt tperoen tann.
Das @ebdube sstpdbrt sinen impoianten
alnbIid. inbem eS eans idnurhrafs in bic
Sbbe iteiet. Sim 8roaotpap sritsdt ti9
bieies &ieieneebduee in elmer 2dnse bon
"a SUB, 8 3oa, an Der 8lne Strabe 85
6ub, 6 .3oa, 70 bab bic Bats aur Sbte
in einem 8srbdltniB bon au A itebt.
Sn Wabrbeit seipro6en, eribelnt ble'
fec 8ebdube als Elm bober Gburm. Sn
oieism @sbdube befinben ii6 400 8ims
mer. bic idmmtli6 mad elmer Diittelbaue
bffnen; bur6 bieis WiitteIbaae seben
isds 9lubdse uno cine fplralfDrmIee
Ireppe.
Die Senfer Iissen tisf in Der Wauer,
unb spar tn ben unteren 3ebn Stodper'
fen bier SuB tief, poblnsesen in ben
oberen IL Stodperfen iie nur 2 SUB
tief Iisgen. Dieie tisfe Gage Der Senlier
eibt benz ganssn 9ebduoe einen bphit
einiadsn 9lnbIid. Das sanse @ebGure
1T feuerfef ssbuut. Oas innere Stabls
aerippe 1T BON Ulauerperf umseben.
Die SuBb6oen iino aus unperbrsnn.
barem WiatsriaI bsrseiteat unb iinb II
Boil bid.
lm 5euerssefabr bon anliesenosn
@ebduben ,u perbiiten, trobbem oaB oies
isIben ais feusrfeit erri6tet iino, 70 bat
mon ben Wdnben bort cine Dide bon d
SuB eeeebsn. Sie apei Seniterreiben.
fpel6e li4 iibsr benz ndditIiesenben ITO
;SuB boben 9ebdube beFnben, iino nit
eiiernen 8eniterldben psrieben. Dtan
beabf6tist, bic idmmtIi6en Seniter
psI6e fid auf ben stpei Seiten bsfinbsn.
bic ben ii6 anidllebenben 8sbduoen ans
lsaen, nit Nsbeitporbdnsen su periebsn.
SIN benz @ebduOs befinosn iid atpel Wais
ierbebGIter oaS eine I'M 2liten S.od
merle, bas anbere i'm l0ten Stofpelfe.
DieSe Sebdlter suiommsn iinb fdbis, 50..
600 9aionsn @aiisr in iit aubuneb'
men. Su ieoem Stodperte finoet man
einen 9erratb bon sweieinbalbSDaisen
transportation SdIdu6sn. Gum S6use
sesen beftise @inbit6be bat man in ben
oberen Stodperfen bic seeenabsrliesen'
ben Wiauern burd itarts eiierne Trdser
pertunben, 70 buB aud bsr bsftisfte
Dinbfob ni6t ben seriHsten @lnfub
auf hieies @sbdube auSiben fam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-01-17

Gin srobartis anseIester Satpin'
bel, oer bon 2onbon aus betrieben tplro.
1T in 9leuitreliB entbsft tporoen. Sdmts
lids 9oloidmieoe un6 nbrmaher ems
piussu aus 2onoon Elm slsiGlautsnoe
Sbreibsn, tporin fe bon benz Qammer' =
BERN bon WaIsan in Mirop. Der ii6
sum 8siu4 bel ieinem 5reunbe. bsm
Raior bon Wittis, in 2onbon befinoe,
eriu9t purbsn, bic bette eoIoene nbr
ocer astte. bic fe beidben, lesterem 3usu'
fenbsn. gr, Der 4uftrasseber, tpOue els
mem Sreunoe, oem Waicr, elm 9o6seiis'
accident MAIDEN. Die 8,iitenfarts mil
0sm Ramsn Srbr. bon Walsan. Wiroip.
lag BEN 4uftrase bel. Guf Der &ddisis
ftanb,n bic Worte: ,,Seinsm lieben
8ttis". Dieis 8urte ioate Der Seno'
uns bsisefdst tperben. Die meiitep 9e'
idGftstrelbsnben, an tpelhs biefe 4uifor.
oeruns ersanssn mar. baben bas @e'
punitts bsreits abeei&idt. GInsr, bsl
etpas iaumielis ipar uno oer einsm Be-
tannten ;ufdais Wlittsiluns ma6ts. sr'
fubr bon bieism, baB Der 2ammerbsr,
dberbaupt nidt nod 2onoon ssreift fsi.
ionoern in Dlirop tpsiIe. I'm f6 Dor
Der @abrbeit bisier Ausiass aber nod 81
iibsrseussn, reihe er ielber mad Wiron
unb traf bort su ieinem Grfausn oer
Rammsrbsrn tpirtIi4 an, ber natirlid
iber ben S1pinbel, init BEN er in 8er'
binbuns eebradt tporben, bb6it eritaun
mar. Die Boit 1T nun beauftrast NOR
ben, bic Senouneen in 86ln iiitiren q
laiIen. 2lub 1T bic StaatsanDalti4af
pon BEN S6pinoeI in 8enninis ssies
tpprben.