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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-27
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@ar bdufie iputt es in unierer irbiiDen @Gnc, i'm
&0rper, iebr 3u uuierem 1lnbebaoer; Die bOien. @s:tcr
Der 8erftopfuno uno gilioftdt treiben ibr unbeimit6
g8eien. Sie 9arfigen Geielen fDnneu l6nea 9ebahnt
tuerben bur3 ben md6ti9en 3auberer, @%ptetter's Maz
genbitters. gedbrenb bieies poraitsli6s Grpei6unass
mittet Die GineeipeiOe erlei6tert unO bic Sober. r~Gu=
lint, betuirtt es niernals ipie pies' Die, braitii9y lpigs
tenOen abfitbrmittel tbun, S6merseu i'm 2eib uno e3
i6tpd6t Die 9eroauun0sor0ane ni6t. Sic g9irtun9
Oes Bitters ift I'M @eoentbeil genuu %Oieielbe, ME
lpenn bic Natur it6 iel6ft bilftt INN Die pttatcn Orr
game o6nss 3mang iIbre. S3uloiqfcit tbun. Dies lit
tel 3a qebrou5en, ais $anorsiienos. " Qsstere b az
%itber6ies INNER MUIR bOraSerQebenoc Wiriung, fpd6s
reuO Deren. ie Sdu1er3en perurlq0en. 8ei Beroanz
m~atisntug unO. &erpoftdt uimmt 'Oag 9ittersa ben
66bten STANG. unter alien Der 9Sifeni@aft betannten
Seilmitteln elm. @4,g }55ss III #t III tD&
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-27

Sules Soren1on, Der in @ranb 6arbor,
NorozOatota, tationirte Ngent Der Nortbern
paciftc<G unb @ertreter
Der Nortbern @rpreB Company, 6efarb
ii9 bieier Sage als @efangener in
elmer Belle Der 0ssplatnes ctr, =poli3ei=
%ftation. MOntas Nbenb trat er in @e1eaz
f6aft Der OetectiDes WeiBe unb Ma6onsD
bic &iidreiie nu9 @runb 9ar6or an.
Der 8efaneene itebt unter Der Nntlq9e,
tbm bon ben genannten beiben @eIeQi9aften
anbertraute @elber i'm 8etrage bon $500
nnteri9lugen gu BADEN. ginem 8eridterz
f%tdtter er5d3lte @orenfon ben @adberbatt
tpie folgt:
SIS lit tpabr, baB i9 bas @elb unterz
i9lagen babe, uno i6 bereue, baB ib mid
bur9 bic 5lu9t Der Strafe ent5ieben tpoQte,
benin mas ib in ben lebten brei Wo6en
bur9gema6t babe. mar bic bGrtete 9trafe,
pel6e mid fir msin @ergeben treffen
fonrte. S9 bate cine leibli9 quite SteIe
dls @gent Der Nortbern pacific GaiIroab
Company IN @ranb 6arbor unb beIorate gu
glet4er 3eit Die @efddfte Der Nortbern grz
preB @ompanp. Meine Nrbeit beIorqte ib
tets NIT Sepi1enbaftigteit, big i9 in bic
@eieuf9uft lei9tiinniger M~ltersgenoiIen oez
rietb, tpel6e mid gum poterfpiel perfibrten.
SD getpan1 i'm @nfange feline 9ummen uno
fano natiirli9 @efanen an benz Spiel; es
Oauerte AUDI gar ni9t LANCE, Bis i'd nit 2eib
uno Steele Dem SpielteufeG berfiel. Die Qu5t
an oerNrbett mar mir ldngit beraunqen, unb
als metn Gelb beripielt mar, nabm
tb mir tleinere 8etrdge aus ben mir anoerz
trauten @eloern, UNI banit, penn nr5oli9,
oas Werlorene tpieber sepinnem gu tDnnen.
8ur3 oor Weibna9ten betrug Die ,6umms,
Die i'd auf biefs @eiie unterf6laaen bate,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-27
glintnnolmau{tQ Sabre
lang Ratarrb.
DoIftdu0i9 furirt Ourd Dr.. 9art=
mann's freie 8ebanoluns
fir Katarrb

S. .. &ttin1On, pel9er bic Chicago 2ioe
Stod Gommiiipn Company reprdientirt,
lit 6eute elm gliidIi9er damn, neil er Bpm
fetnem 9roniI9en &atarrb, an peldem er
flnfunO5pan5ig Sabre lit. ,befrsit lift, @r
1T elmer Der ~iObialiten unb energii9fen
Reiienoen, bic es giebt. 81, tpobnt in Il
Ssfferion @oenue, Sreeport, Su. gr fdrieb
Der Pezruzna Drug Manufacturing SO.
einen 4aratteriiif9en Brief in 8esug auf
ibre 9eilmittel. Ra9bem er bef9rieb, tpie
feline Srau bur9 Or. 6artmann's 8ebanOz
lung bon einem 6ronif9en 2eiben furict
pnrbe, fiigt er am S4IuB ieines Briefs
Elm pqar 3eilen bin5u, in ipel9en er fetne
ei9ene Sur BON 6ronii9em &atarrb be-
f9rei6t. Seine Sur ipuroe bepirtt bur9
Or. 6artmun's freien 8e6unblungsz&u r=
Jug, Der IN Our6 Corresponding geleitet
purOe. Sbutfa3en fpre4en lauter als
@orte. ST i6reibt ME folgt:
sd f6rie6 Sbnen ungefd6r i'm SUM-
1895 in 8e5ug auf meinen &atarr6, an BEN
i4 f3on felt finfunO3pan5ig Sa6ren lit.
Man3mal mar es mir beina6e unm0gli9
gu %reiien. Sd fling an 9ezruzna gu gsz
brau9en, 9erau mad Sbrer Sn~ftruttiop,
unb fu6r Oamtt fir ungefdbr elm s5abr fort
SEPT bin iA oo1itdnOig turirt. SD mub
bab Sbre 9%eiGntttel da baS unb nod
me3r betpirten, als sic bebaupten. !aqturrb
tann ni9t beiteben, ND pezru=na Der Mna
nab eingenommen tpirb.
S9idt fir Or. 6artmun's neuefes
BUD ii6er 9ronti9en &atarrb. Oaffel6e
GA Seiten uno 1T Iebrrei9 iQuitrirt.
5rei perf9idt BON SIZE 9ezruzna Drug
Manufacturing Company, Columbus, S6io.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-27
3Inaemeiner Woorenlnar,t.

wu tier Bette @~reouterp 1875; L. aualtit17-
l8c; 2. 14-16c; bette tofgemabte l3-15c; oeits 9atrp
l9c; l. 2uaIitdt l4-l7c; 2. Aualttdt l0-I2c.
gobnem Bette S6oc-82Mc; CUTE $3.50:
beIfe r,afeOiums" 76-78c; 9eriu8e auaIttat $50.
8e ientroJ- $3.50 bte Sonne.
&c Ina el - Eurfsps, Il. otptst 6. Gnt.I
9-l0: tos pfuro. @dnIe 7-9c bas 8fun6
: Sif9e 8Iaf ga8, So, ptte 3-4:. :9it.reI
Buffalo l, 9eutl9e .Sarpfeu Pc.
Gter.- SaH5 trlibe 9erlait abaere baet 15c
bas 2ubeno. @9'> 5
9pntg-8efer 10-14: ,bos 9funS.
z ana Il. i = 5efte 90 81. 20 o1S Bnn1.t-
@epfeG- Bette Mi9iean 6O-9Oe bos gaB. n
c itr oue II - Bette Oualttdt $25O-S.50 Die Rtt..
Sratt9euE@is galiforntcn, S2.5o--Ss75 ee Riits
.9artoffeIn.- Dur aus 22-24c 3euroas 20
22r, @eerIeB 22--24: bas SuI9eL. g}< ;
a@prtt -St. q ole @alone. 49,.
e tma5r3fo ur5eI- % DIS: ,rs DUG.
e quail B-75c bas 9ltseno. ''~
s&Nrfe II = 5Qs-$I.OO oas Sag. ai& Sd !.
&tmo Q obHen = l5-2Os oa5 an1rt. >
.$niebeln-,90 SOC pas 8aI9et a{4
&etBfrout = $8.OO-l4.Q 90 Die Come
Som aten- $8.0j-3.50 Die &tte -.
e meet Corn 1920 orc bar -
6p nat 60-65c Der S2orb.
@eIerD ASSOC ole Rlite.
'E - .
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-27

iiber $500. Die DISQUALIFICATION in mei=
men 8ii6ern puroen entoedt unb am fetben
Sage foQte i'd berbaftet peroen. IS mar
am 2. Sanuar. Sin fur9tbarer @9necz
fturm fegte iiber bic Stdbt unb bic &Glte
mar unausfte6li9 - mir batten 40 @rab
unter NuQ. Mitten in benz 1tnipetter pers
IieB i9 pie StaOt, Sd ging 3u SUB bis
na9 Oepips Safe, mo- bic @~i1enbdbnen i'm
S9nee fteden geblieben tparen, tpdgte mid
aber ni3t in Die OrtIdaft, ba i9 tpuBte, bdB
bic Poliaei mir uuf ben Serien NOR. ST
f9lief in elmer S9eune unb brad naG fur
ger Raft pieber auf. Orei Sage Ipdter
fam i9 in Sumestopn an. Sd mar boQz
itdnbig ulsge9ungert, balb e~rfrpren uno
bate fsinen Sent in Der Sadie. Cine
8Guerin CAB mir gliidli9erpeife cine Safe
beiBen &affee, pplte mir ober feline Inter
tunft geben, 70 OaB i9 in einem balbaerz
falenen Mdeen ii6erna9ten muBtt. Gin
dnberes Mtal ging es mir nod fIlimmer.
Sd bate cine trpdene SteQe in elmer alten,
berlufenen @9dferbitte gefunben unb pdr
gdnali@ eri9Dpft bingefalen, 9a erbob
li9 Elm entiebli9es 9ebeul I'm mid berum.
@s tparen WDlfe, bic meiner Spur i'm @9nee
gefoIgt paren unb bic mir ieBt pubrf9eins
li6 gu 2etbe ridden poaten. Was 1oate ib
tbun2 Sd bate feline Maffe, bic 9iitte bate
feline Sbiire, unb 10 raffte i9 benin meine
leBten &rdfte 8uiammen unb ~tletterte auf
ba8 Dad. SIS mar Die bO9ite 3sit, benin
faum par ib oben, ba 5a6 i9 3pei BET
blngrigen 8eftien bur9 Die Sbiir0ffnung
im sSSnrern Der 8arade Deri9pinben. Stint
Minuten fpdter mar i'd bon etnem gan3en
OuBenb Der beulenben S6iere umrirgt. Sd
fa6 ibre 0untlen Sormen gun3 beutli9 i'm
S6nee unb bemertte 5u meinem @ntIeben,
baB einige oerfeE6en beriu9ten, Su mir auf
bas nie0rige Dad gu ~fpringen. ginem ge=
lang es, ftb nit ben 8%orberpfoten- am &anbe
bes 9a9es feit3utlammern, bod tb berIebte
Der Settle einen Srttt in bic S9nau5e unb
ma9te baburb ben unbeimli9en- Spring=
~iibungen Elm @nbe.
Wber berSturm tpurbe INNER 6eftiger uno
meine Gage INNER entfebliber. Sd 1pirte,
ipte Die 9iitte INNER me6r f9puntte, unb
bunbert Mql oa9te i'd, es lei UNI mid 9ez
f4eben. Gum Slid legte it9 Der @turm
gegen Morgen unb als es beG fpurbe, ber>
idpunOea uub Die @DIfe. unb me6r tobt a1s
lebenbig idleppte i8 MIDI 6is gu Dem Sc
leife Der ct, puulz8abn. SIS selang mir,
MIDI NIT Qufbtetung meiner lebten &raft in
einen Giiterpo9en gu idpingen, i4 fisl
3pif6en 8pei &titen unb i6Gief Elm, QBs
LANCE i'd 70 gelegen bu6e. peiB ih nt9t, Ns
ib ertpu9te, befdnb ih mild in einem
Acknowledgement. Der @iiter5ug 6atte mid
na9 @bicugo ee6ro6t, mo bic 8abn6eamten
mi3 entbedten unb Der 9oliaet ii6ergdben,"
E"- % go -r- Ef ID. l.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-27

SIZE bI - 5arb Wbeat @prtng Bafeuts int SsaB 81. 35
-L65. Soft Wbeat Yatents $4.l5-4.30 Sarb Wbeat
Bofers im Gad $%3.OO-3.30. @oft ggbeat gafsrs LII
God s265-2.eG rgeb 9oe" $L2O-LSO &O9seHweb
i'm Sap 80. neues I'M Sact. 80. l5-2. IS.
SO n term Ell 5eu = 9to. ) Qaro gu 70:
Corn 9to. 2 au 23A-23Ac. @
pafer go. 2 gu lc; merger $50. 2 sa 2O-2I%:
Seu - Startes Simotbe $1,000 bic Sunue, 9o. 1
$S.00-9.O0, 9o.2 $700-8.OO, Mttreo ST. Co., Up.
lonb q beites 1880 mIttlere Aual.. S6.50-7.O1
Ser te - 26-37c.
&oggen- gto. 2 gu 36-36He.
Sdmsretsn Slabs gto. / "a auf bee aabn,
&tmoIbp $l.60-2.75.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-27
SOwer 9etraft.
Jules Sorenion mnb etne unter=
lhla9un9 ibmer biiRen.
Geine Grlebuiiie auf Der Tlndt.

CT, hattie DER northern pacifcsSn Sab uno Ser
northern Grpre6 Company 600 perun=
trent. - Qus Grano barbor, II. D.,
fiidtet er uuo miro IN Chicago rer=
haftet. IN eiuem fnrbtbaren Sbnce=
october pom bunerioen Wolfen umrinat.
Per sdub nad uOro' Dafota suriid@
fpeoirt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-27

Gbicdgo ipirb bemnG9it Ieinen Glteiten
@inpobner berlteren. Uncle Simmp" Sane
1T boffnungslos am Magentrebs erfranft
unb ieber Sag mag Die Qugen 19lieBen, bic
nunmebr ieit beina6e 101 Sabren bas 2i9t
bieier Welt geieben BADEN.
2ane 1T Der G9ipiegeroater BON poli5ei~
lieutenant 9ous, in befen 9aufe. go. IL
Sane place, er auh lebt. @r' tpurbe am
ct. putridstag 1896 in gburleoiue, Srlano,
ge6oren, ulio nod unter Der &egieruna DON
9eorg III, BON @nglanb unD Der prdTibentz
I9dft BON @aibingtOn in ben Ser. Staaz
ten, eeboren. Sein @ater ma eil Sdrber
unb als Der @o6n Is Sabre alt getporben
mar, trdt er in oas @ef6dft Ieines 8uters
Elm unb blieb ieinem 8eruf treu, Bis ct i'm
Otter BON 81 Sabren na9 Nmeritao aus
panherte, ulio i'm Sabre 1888. Die ue0ere
fabrt nabm iteben Wo9en uno brei Sage in
Nnipru9, unb als er in Seem Dorf lanhete,
imponirte inn bic feline Stabt 10 tpsnig,
baB er beI9loB, feinen Stab na9 @aauoa
n~eiter3uieben. 4ber AUDI bort litt es i'm
ri9t LANCE, er tebrte mad Detroit auriid, ND
er bon benz 9orf Chicago bDrte, baB 3nei
Sabre 5uDor incorporirt tporben mar. 9az
bin lenfte er feline S9ritte, unb @6icugp's
8ef4i9te felt 81 Sa6ren I'll. audi bic leinigs
q%etpeien. SIN Sabre 1887 e%r0ffnete er elm
Sleii4ergei9dft, INN es 3mei Sabre fpdter
pieber gu berfaufen unb nit benz @rl0s Elm
go SUB grpBes 9runbtiid an Dearborn
uno Sainois StraBe gu erteben. SIM felben
Sabre oerbeirat6ete er ii9 AUDI nit MdrD
5igginS uno e~rOffnete auf ieinem eiJeneu
SrunD unb 8oben, auf tpel9em er bret
6ol5bGuier bate auffiibren lafen, Elm Soft
baus, oas LANCE Sabre binbur9 als u2ane
9oufe" einen guten Slang bate. 9:eiem
@e19dft blieb er au5 big gum groBen
8ranbe treu. -
Seiner 3eit bate Game groBen polttii9en
@influB, inbefen ftrebte er ni9t nah Gbren=
iielen unb betleibete nur einmal, in ben SAB
rem 1847 unb 1848, Das Qmt zines Nlner<
man. Is
Ser g6e entfprofen iieben ainber, peIae
fat ale AUDI bter leben unb bic INN fiebea
@nfel un0 einen ltrentel f6enften. 8is Dor
penigen Sugen mod mar Sane 0oGftdnb;g
i'm 8efib feiner g~eiitigen Sa9isfeiten, tabm
tdgIi9 bret frdftige Mabl5eiten Elm unb
mar nod INNER Elm riitiger 5uBgdn9er.
Seine jeBige &ranfbeit 1T eigentlia bic erite
ernitli6e, pelde i'm ipd6rerb Der 100 Sabre
ieines @rbentpallens befalfsn Fat uub ie
pirb audi feline 1ebte fem.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-27

uSAIpatot|" tttt0 uSnirtiG||+
% ciate .Watsbtere, 9ebrnMt pDn Der
Setpp 8rets9. Co., iitS bter=
beifets e%atpfONlen. SSStt Itafdet
SGHcrta sn Dabeu. telephone
80. $50. 8ottIit9 Septtt. 80. 800.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-27

gebli9e i9tpei3eriI9e sSSuiiafli9tltnge bet
ibrer Mrtfunft ermtttelte unb ber6aftete. eeSm
~bortigen fdpei5erif@en &OnIuIat mar Die
Nd9rt9t eingetroffen, DaB Die Gontracto@
rem unbs Wrbitetten @ebriiber emil unb SSaz
cob 8lumer in3iirih Bancroft gentd9t 9Gt=
ten ulo bonn na6 8erii6ung bon SGlI9unz
gen berI6punben 1eien.. Ou @mil 8luner
in Soma eine Sarm befuB, Die BON feine:n
S6tpager b~ertpultet ipirb, nd6m man an,
baB bic beiben 5li6tlinge fi9 bierbsr gs=
tparbt bdben, unb 6err. Bernhard, Der
ESdreden Der europdii4en Suitiaftu9tlinge,
tpurbe nit Der MufIpirung Der eG6en betraut.
Set ettpa elmer Wo9e ~1tattete Der finbige
M1arf6aa einem ieben einlaufenben euro
pGiI9en 0amper einen 8e1u9 ob. go
ging er aud am Spnntag fritz an Der
9uurantGne an l8orb bes Sampfers ga
8purgpgne" uno entoedte GIT ieinem ni6t
g~eringen Staunen fo9ur ben Ramen @mil
8lunner auf Der PaHugierliite tie. @r glaubte
nun lei9tes Spiel 5u bdben, bod tpe0er 8luz
mer nod Elm Mann, Der unter Dem Nanen
y@rof" oeKen itetiger 8eiiegenoiTe gepeien
mar, ndren 81 finben. Quf Der Sabrt bon
Der Quarantdne Bis gum 9od purben bic
iGmmtli9en S9iffsrGume nu9 ben Ser
f9apunbenen burbia9t, pbne buB ma biez
1etben ftrben fonnte. Mu6 als Die Pafuz
qiere ben 0umpfsr berlieBen unb ibr Sc
pdd burdfu9en lieBen, meGbeten ii4 Die
beiDen @eiu9ten ni9t, unb ibr re9t 5ablz
rei6es. @epGd bGieb auf Dem 9od liegen unb
ipuroe nun bon 6errn 8ern6arb un6enterft
bepabt. Grit mad 8erlauf nebrerer Stunz
ben tau6ten bic beioen Mdnrer uuf unb
lieBen ibr. @epGd bur91u9en. Nun CABS
fir 8ernbarb tein 3Ogern. @r erflGrte Dem
Manne Namens u@raf", baB er Sqfob 8luz
mer beige, unD Der 10 u~aberrumpelte mar
10 berbIufft, baB er oas 5ugub. Sa nun
ieitens Der f6tpeiaerti4 en 8ebOrben tstn
MISUNDERSTANDING eingetroffen mar,
brante Serr 8ernbdrO feline @efungenen
mad @qis S8lanb, mo tie als Sufti5flii9t@
linqe porlGufig auriidgebaltell ipurben. Mm
ndddten Sage traf aus s3iiri6 Die betr. &ez
q~uiiftion elm, in nel6sr es beiBt, baB bic
@ebriiber 8lumer bur3 Sdli9ungen ber>
IS6tebeue @(datbiger nm ettpa 100000
Tranfs edbru9t bdtten. 8unbesfommifdr
5bieG6s iteute einen 6aftbefeH aus, nnO Die
beiben @efun9enen tpuroen ibm Johann oorz
oeFii6rt. Na6 tur5em @orperbor, in mel
6em bic beiben 8riioer fi9 ~tpeigerten, TT
osrotpelde Mngaben binii9tli9 Der gegen
lie erbp6enen Mntlage gu MAIDEN, tpurben
lie Bis gum Gintreffen Der nOtbigen pa~
pieerre i'm 2ublop Str. 9efdngniie singez
fperrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-27

e8afe- Notipes anO @efterl Rangers. So 25-
4. 90, Sdmmer II. 50-5,11. ..I%~
5uluDr: IL, 900 Gtid.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-27
RanoeIs= uno 5inansberidt.
Der GeIomarft.

Sic 8otfaus9lei9ungeu belieTen fi9 eeftern ouf
$10,8O l28.
sSelb auf Riinbigrn9 iuot at 6 Brocent Ietbt 3t be-
fomrne1I urb MebleI murben NIT 6 +bts z 9rpcent hiSfon=
ttrt. @ebiel onf gtew gort wurOeH nit So 9roaeut
auf9elb %perfauit. 5
gadftebenbsbie ~beiti9en anaeaei9tet Wedielturieauf
hie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES E1rnnn,a.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-27
Setn Gn0e tabf.
GPiea9o's dlteifer Ginwohner
miro balo nibt mehr ietn.
Sit nabeju 1O1 Sabre alt.

Uncle Jimmy" Saee if am lnaeenfrebs
erfrantt .uno Ger ar5t be5eidnet ieirlen
6uftano ais ~boffuunaslos. - Die 1nec>
boriecn am Sterbelaser perfammelt. =
Sane, DER fdoa felt % Jahren III Ghlz
caeo anfdifi9 if; puroe inter DER Reoies
rule BON 6eore III. in JrIano geboren
mo wanoerte i'm Sabre 1855 nab oen
Der. Staten aus. - Seine Sebensees
ididte.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-12-07
THE PASSING OF THE INDIAN.
Lecture Of Dr.. Dixon at the Penn
Avenue Baptist Church.

Probably the finest illustrated lee
ture ever given i'm Scranton was that
Of last evening at Penn Avenue Bap-
tist church, delivered by the pastor,
Rev. Joseph X. Dixon, ID. D., on THE
Passing of the Indian
Much time and research has been
spent on the subject matter OF this
lecture, and no expense has been
spared in securing data and costly pic
lures. DIR. Dixon recently visited WASH
ington and devoted several days to
close study of curios and photographs,
whose authenticity, no less than their
artistic value give them wonderful in
terest. They were all exquisitely coll
cred and in many cases displayed the
loveliness Of praise and mountain seem
cry i'm brilliant reality.
The lecture opened with a rapid re-
view of the discovery of America, de-
SCribnE the crippled vessel of the lit
tie fleet and noting the fact that no
Indian took advantage of the disas-
ter for spoil or destruction Of life. The
famous picture of Columbus planting
:he standard was shown in all it's rich
oolorng.
The speaker then referred to the vast
dssmlarlty existing among the North
American Indians, their two or three
hundred languages and the supposition
that all had sprung from one stock.
Massasoit and the French and In
dian wars were briefly noted, and a
spirited picture of Indian warfare was
shown. The one conspicuous exception
to the constant carnage, and shining
like a star in the night was William
Penn, who made with them the only
treaty never sworn to and never brok-
On. The Quaker coat and hat proved
a better protection than a coat of mail
A graphic description of the woeful
life of an Indian woman under her
hard task master was given. Among
the series of pictures rapidly shown
were many characteristic scenes of ma
tive life.
General Crook, whom the speaker
designated as having "precipitated
many wars in order that he might wear
more stars" General Miles, who, he
said had been fully as treacherous at
times as the Indian, and noble Jack
! Custer We're shown, as were many
! bloody battle scenes ON the frontier.
! The final pictures given were burial
scenes and customs. A POLITICALLY
beautiful one being that of an Indian
mother launching the tiny canoe con-
tanning her dead little baby in his last
| voyage
The lecture was throughout one of
| intense interest, and it is to be hoped
that DR.. Dixon will repeat it to a far
| larger audience. 1t is one which ev-
cry American child should see.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-12-07
MRS. D. ]. THOMAS
BADLY BURNED
Fire Broke Out at Her Home Early
Yesterday Morning.
SHE WAS ILL AND CONFINED TO BED
White Being Carried from the Burn
ing building by n Neishbor Her
Clothing Caught Fire and She Was
Most Painfully Burned-.H Her Con-
dition Is Dangerous--H Is Not
Known How the Fire started.
Building Entirely DESTROYED.

The burning of Il house owned and
occupied by the family of David j.
Thomas in F'cltz patch, borough OF
Taylor, 1t $50 o'clock yesterday morn
ing, resulted in serious injuries to Mrs.
Thomas.
The woman was confined to her bed
with sickness and when the fire was at
it's height she was borne from an up
stairs apartment to the open air Ey
way of light of stairs already en-
gulfed ~ flames.
Just how the fire started Is not
known. The family was awakened by
the sitting smoke in the house ana
when Mr.. Thomas reached the head of
the stniIs--the only aN snue of escape
he found the flames creeping from the
basement to the upper floor. The
father quickly graspod his children and
rushed through the danes to the out
side.
Mrs. Thomas At this time was laying
helpless on the ted in her room. She
was rescued by the watchman and
other employees of the Holden breaker
situated n short distance away.
BY the time the rescucrs reached the
bedroom the flames had reached the
upstairs and the draperics were burn
irS. Mrs. Thomas was carried out of
the room and when going down the
stairs her night dress became ignited.
Instantly the thin fabric was burned
from the body Of the woman. She was
carried half unconscious to the road.
Her cries were helrtreE1ing. Afterward
she was taken to the house of a neigh
Dor where Drs. IIouser and Grifilths,
OF Taylor. attended her.
The shock, aggravated by her illness,
is considered extremely dangerous to
Mrs. Thomas recovery. She was rest
ing easily last night.
The house was gutted. not a particle
| of furniture being saved. The Taylor
hose company responded to an alarm
from box 25 and the employees Of the
| Holden breaker were ordered out by
Foreman w. Il Owen. Very effective
work was done In preventing the
| spread Of the flames. The damage is
about 5000
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LEIDERKRANZ ENTERTAINMENT.
Large Audience Attracted 10 Music
IInll Inst EXCMing.

The Scranton Liederkranz last even
ing entertained their friends with a
concert and dance in Music hall, The
affair attracted a well-filled house and
proved one of the most delightful the
popular singing society has so far con-
Quoted.
John n, Watkins, who was i'm charge
of the concert, favored the audience by
singing the solo part Of "Fruhings-
toaste," given by the Liederkranz. The
programme also included Miss Lydia
Saller, who sang the solo "Nianka
Song" and a duet with p. j. Snyder.
one Of the very best numbers of the
evening was the violincello selection
by Thomas HHppard, of Wilkes Barre
Mr.. Rippard played "Cantalina" and
"Spanishchel," by Coleman and Davi-
dow, respectively. He responded TO Il
hearty encore.
Bauer's orchestra played the over
ture The orchestra also furnished the
music for the delightful dance follow
ing the concert.
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ALDERHAN STORR'S JUSTICE.
tie Deals II Oui According to Com.
mon Sense rrincipi,s,

mon Sense Fr,ncipiC
That class of people, who. at the
slightest justification, call a policeman
to rid themselves temporarily of un-
manageable husbands, generally under
the influence OF liquor, had better
harken 20 this warning from the court
of Alderman Storr. OF the Nineteenth
ward.
Saturday night Mrs. James Walsh
accosted Patrolman Quinnan with a
fearful tale Her husband. she said.
was smashing the furniture in their
home on Pittsun avenue. On the way
to the house Mrs, Walsh, all the time
fearful went on TO describe how her
husband had beaten her.
Walsh was arrested. and before he
was taken to the police station Mrs.
Walsh promised to appear against him
in the morning Accordingly, after a
good nights sleep, Walsh was taken
before Alderman StOrr yesterday fore
noon.
Patrlmar Qunuan was present and
told the Alderman of Mrs. Walsh's
promise to be present.
But Mrs. Walsh lid not appear. It
became necessary 20 20 to her home
and Patrolman Quinnan found the
woman in a laughing mood. How
foolish 1t was for anyone to think of
her appearing against her dear hus-
band, she said.
Without much ado PatrOman Quin-
nan escorted Mrs. Walsh before Alder
man Storr. Then came the alderman's
decision.
Walsh, the husband. was discharged
and Mrs. Walsh, the wife, was fined 50.
She did not have the money and Jail
stared her in the face. Finally she also
was rcleased-her husband paying the
81 fine
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ACCEPTED ANO TIER CHARGE.
Rev. J. 7. Lloyd viii Leave Wilkes
Barre Nr!sh BAPTIST Church.

Rev. J, T. Lloyd, who six years ago
came to this city as pastor of the
Welsh Baptist church. several weeks
ago received a call from the Welsh
Baptist church Of Youngstown, Ohio
the largest in point of membership and
influence in the United States. When
MI. Lloyd accepted d the charge in this
city he found it encumbered with a
deb OF several thousand dollars, more
than half of which has been wiped out.
lie has been an indefatigable work
er and has lent a helping hand to ev-
cry good and Christian work. After
several weeks thought he finally made
up his mind to make the change and
accept the charge in Ohio, the former
pastor of which held the pastorate for
over forty years. When the announce
mcnt was made last evening to his
congregation there was visible sorrow
on every face and after the service il
was freely Xpressed,-Wilkes- Barre
Record.
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suits and an increased interest. Miss
Edith Jones played for the hymn sing
ing. Mrs. Chaffee gave brief report
of the Asbury church; Mrs. Price Of
Court street; Mrs. Edgar, of Provi-
dence; Miss Peck, of Simpson; Mrs.
Littell, Elm Park; Mrs. Siegel, Dun
more. Mrs. Acker of the Simpson
church, and Mrs. Hawley, Of Elm Park,
gave interesting accounts of the branch
meeting held in October. Slips were
distributed containing uniform topics
for the years meetings and each lead
er's name.
At the close of the session a social
was held and tea was served in the
ladies' parlors. The affair was one of
the most pleasant held under the aus
pices Of the missionary society.