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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-22
EASTMAN BRoS..& BANCROFT.
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Mrs. Charlotte Mason, wife of Leroy
B. Mason, the executor named in the will,
testified that she witnessed the signature
to the former will, in which Mrs. Ed
wards made provision for the mainte-
nance of her mother. Mrs. Edwards said
at that time that if she outlived her
mother she should change the will.
Mr.. Freeman, one of the witnesses of
the signing of the will, was recalled. He
estimated the value of the Edwards home
stead at $1,000. exclusive of the field and
wood lot Mi. Freeman said he called
at the Edwards house, the day before the
funeral, and overheard Edwards say he
should break the will If it cost him his
last cent to do it.
gave rebutta1 testimony on various
points. He denied that he ever laid a
hand ON Edwards. He explained, how
ever, that on the day before the funeral
Edwards went into q rage, accused him
of lying, stealing and cheating, threatened
to slap his face and to have him put
behind the bars They parted as enemies,
but the next day Edwards went down
| to Nason's house and apologized to him.
! Mr.. Edwards next took the stand and
gave his version of the quarrel between
himself and Mason. He claimed that the
I, dispute related solely to the question OF
authority in the care of the burial lot.
he denied that he apologlzed TO Mason,
but said Mason apologized to him, and
cried about it.
This last allegation touched a respon,
slye chord in Mr. Nason's wife, who asked
the privilege of taking the STANG, alie
she declared that her husband dld not
cry on that occasion
T. He is not given to crying, is her. sale
Mr.. Frank.
No, sir, it isn't a bit like Leroy
mason, y was the response. nv,
- 1hls concluded the testimony. Inc
arguments will be made tomorrow.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-22
Dunlap Chapter Rose Croix.

At the annual meeting of Dunlap Chap
ter of Rose Croix, Ancient Accep ted
Scottish Rite Masons, held last evening,
the following officers We're elected:
Master-Leander w. Fobes.
Senior Warden-Charles I. Riggs.
Junior Warden-Francis e. Chase
Grand Orator-Brice M. Edwards.
Knight Ireasurer-Jonathan A. Merrill
ecretary-Millard F. Hicks.
Hospitaler-Jon A. Merrill
Master of Ceremonies-Harry r. Viz
gin.
Captain of the Guard-Herbert W.
Robinson.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-22
How He Got a Black Eye.

A well-known sea captain was in Port
land yesterday and related how he got a
black eye on his voyage just closed. He
caught dolphin, and taking the fish in
both hands started to go forward. On
the way the fish threw back its head
and struck him on the nose and eye. He
said he knew this story of the black eye
would not be credited so he declined an
explanation while the discoloraton lasted.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-22
MARRIAGES.

In this CITY, May 49, by Rev. Henry McGil-
very, Preston t. Doel and Miss Emeine Alive
MIA Stuart, both of Portland.
In Belgrade. May s, Carol r. Sawyer and
Miss Annie l. Yeaton.
In Sebec. May l, Frank d. Cummings and
Miss Dellie NJ. Moore.
ana Mrs. Sarah w. Johnson.
In Belfast. May 10, Walter E. Arey and Miss
Edna NJ. Trull.
ana Miss Alice l.. Gray of Sedgwck.
In Broolsvile, May g. Chester A. Perkins and
Miss Alice B. Colt.
In Winterport. May II, Arthur C. Woodman
of Winterport and Miss Juliet;e L. Brown of
Hampden.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-22
AL THEME SKIN SOAP . I, al

pure, free from caustic or other Irritating
substances, perfectly neutral, unadultrat
ed and adapted jor use on The most DELI
cate and sensitive skin Superb for In
.fonts.
For sale by all druggists and H. Fl. Hay &
Son.Midde ST.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-22
Hathaway Shirts stand

AA0ahAd way 0MAEGS Stdiiu ioi
perfect fit, best materials. choice pat
terns--everything that makes shirt
what a shirt should be. A full line Of
these goods for boys In colored bosoms
unlaundered-short bosoms-two
separate collars-separate cuffs--made
from Gamers best percales, $l.25
Also. another line similar to above
with two separate collars-cuffs at
tached, Sl.Oo
Boys Wool Sweaters, navy, black,
green, garnet, Sl.O0. l.5o. 200
Boys Negligee Shirts-collars and
cuffs attached 25c, SOC, 75c, Sl.oo
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-22
CRACKER COUNTER.

barrels American Biscuit Go. IS Cream
Lunch Bisouit--9c. per pound.
10 cases Greater New York Soda. An
excellent cracker, in decorated one pound
hoxes-sc. each-a bargain if ever there
was one. -
s cases Cocoa Coffee Cakes. A delicious
piece of goods-Ho. per pound.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-22
Boys SHIRTS.

A word to mothers OF
boys. If it is a good shirt you want
to buy for your boy "a shirt Of proper
length and proper width, and made on
honor, our line of Boys white laun-
dered Shirts, with the popular short
bosoms and open back and front at SOC
each, will please you. You will find
them far ahead Of other makes sold
for the same money.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-22
CIGAR COUNTER.

A ten cent smoke for six cents. The
go. W. P..'' perfecto.
A five cent smoke for three oents-the
Ell Trio, an extra nice five cent Cigar.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-22
PASTRY COUNTER.

Strawberry Pellets, the ripest and best
berries crushed and inclosed in jacket of
wholesome home made pastry. Every one
likes them-you would zoo. per dozen.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-22
PIG SHOULDERS.
PICKLE COUNTER.

Mrs. HolDrook's German Salad. A
bouquet of garden vegetables in delicate
dressing made from pure old malt vine
gar and mustard. Som ething like chow
chow, only infinitely better-50o psr
quart.
Two hundred sample bottles free Ito
adults only during the afternoon and
evening.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-22
DEATHS.

In this city May 81, Grace Cobb, wife of VIM.
E. Bailey, aged "a years.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-22

! Series of Lively Tits Engaged In
During the Progress of the TriaI-The
Judge SURPRISES a Preferred Wager
Mrs. Marcia Libby Tells How the Will
Was Drawn,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-22

At the mems Hosiery counter today a lot of
heavy all wool ribbed Bicycle Stockings, long legs
turn over at the top assorted colors at 89c, great
6argais--ft for Golf too.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-22
GOUDY g. KENT,
TELEPHONE La Parisian-5Oo-4. may19Tu Th&st
TELEPHONE La Paris

PORTLAND % 1897.
TX T are showing a superb line of Leather
Wv Belts in grain leather, monkey skin,
SEAL Russia, morocco, pigskin and
others, with gold and silver plated harness buckles.
Some high Novelties in imported French Belts,
all shades with jeweed buckles are also on show
today the latest fancy for wearing with shirtwasts
White kid belts. Black patent leather belts.
Dose leather belts. Belts with bags attached for
bicyclists.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-22
At
ShaW's
To- Day.

STRAWBERRY NEEDHAMs.
A piece of delicate sugar cream. flaw
ored with fresh crushed strawberries.
ORANGE NEEDHAMS.
Same cream plus shredded Orange
both OF these specialties fresh made in
our kitchen-10c. per dozen.
FANCY ASSORTED CHOCOLATES,
including nut pralines, silver oreams and
so on--regular 800. go0ds-22c per pound.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PINE APPLES-
at marked down prices.
FANCY CREAMERY BUTTER-solid.
From the largest and finest nreameries
in the State. Made during the present
week-20c. per pound.
PIG SHOULDERS.
Cut English fashion. like ham. Look
like ham aud eat fully as well. They
are light sailed, sugar cured and fresh
from the smoke house-712c. per pound
weigh from 6 to s pounds each.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-05-22

The testimony in the Nancy Edwards
will case, which has engaged the attention
of Judge Peabody in the Probate court
two full days was concluded at 6 O'Clock
last evening, and the case will be argued
today.
Many novel and surprising features
figured in yesterdays hearing in the testi-
mony OF the two principal legatees and
the executor of the estate named in the
will.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-10-01

Never poulticc an eye under any cir
cumstances VIII. FEVER. Binding wet
application over an eye for several hours
must damage the eye, the assertions OF
those protesting TO have personal ex'
perience in this to the contrary notwith'
standing.
The failure to aggravate an existing
trouble by binding moist application,
over an infamed eye, which application
is supposed to remain for an entir'
night, can only be explained by the sup
position that guardian angel ha.
watched over that misguided case ant
has displaced the poultice before it has
got in its fine work. All oculists con
denim the poultice absolutely, III evelI
shape and in every form. Tea leaves
bread and milk, raw oysters, scrapc'
beef, scraped raw turnip or raw potato
and the medley IF disgusting domesti'
remedies popul,rly recommended are
one and all, capable of producing irro
mediable damage to the integrity Of tn
tissues of the visual organ.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-10-01
How tn Steady Pictures.

A housemaid with "a buster is ever
lastingly setting askew small pictures,
and the average room after busting
looks sadly awry. All sorts Of picture
hooks have been invented which are
supposed to so grip the picture cord that
it will always hold the picture evenly
on the wall. Then, again, corner clamps
have been brought ont, one for each cor
ner of the picture, the clamps being
driven into the wall, but everything OF
that sort has some objection. The sim.
plest and most infallible way of holding
picture immovable is by making a
small gimlet hole in the extreme lower
point of the inside Of the frame, where
it touches the wall, and at this point
drive small brad into the wall, leav'
ing about half al inch protruding. The
hole in the frame caps this brad like
socket, and the ordinary busting OF the
picture does not move it in the least.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-10-01
How to Wear Your Haudk srchief.

Just now the only proper way is TO
tuck the little square of linen and lace
In ones sleeve at the wrist, allowing 1t
to fall and partially conceal the hand,
somewhat after the manner OF the pretty
wrist hounces ON the new sleeves. Do
not co,Smit so marked breach of good
form as u ,pck your handkerchief in at
any part of your bodice, but If you
want to get the full ornamental value
from its pretty border Of point de venist
or Irish lace, no more e.Icciual method
could be devised than this newest fash
ion.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-10-01

"If you think Edgar is marrying me Tor
my money. that Is not thc case" said
Sylvia.
"a shouldn't dream of such u thing"
said.
'Though. Of course, IL IL lucky that l
have money" said Sylvia, cor olso we
couldn't. We should have to wait"
"Of course" said, "a regular income
Is convenient thing to have, and don't
suppose Jones has over made 1900 In any
single year ut the bar yet"
"But he's clever" snld SYLVIA, land he
must wait his opportunity.
Yes" said.
"You were surprised, wcrcn' { you?' said
Sylvia. "Now confess you were surprised
for once"
"well, don't know that l was-par-
ticularly. You see, was staying up tho
river with him in August, and i knew
there was something up"
T. "Oh, but you couldn't have known
them said Sylvia, with a slight laugh.
"Of course l didn't absolutely know" I
said, land, now como to think of 1t,
think It was little mean Of Jones-and
of you, too, Sylvia-to keep me in the
dark SO long. could have done u good
deal for you in my quiet way, you know
round the corner. A little seasonable
frankness would have done wonders. As
1t was
"As IL was" said Sylvia rather stiffly,
Edgar and were able to manage our
own affairs ourselves"
"Still," said, "if it's any consolation
to you, l don't mind assuring you that
he's frantically In love with you.
"Thank you'll" said Sylvia. "It'spleas-
ant to hear 1t ON such excellent authority. "
"Of course I should have known there
was a woman in the case even IL he hadn't
told mo So"
What do you meant" said Sylvia, who
seemed to DO getting little bored.
"WSll, when u man leaves the river to
srend his week ends In town, it's fairly
si,fe to conclude that there's woman In
10. and when he tells you so it seems to re-
move the Inst vestinc Of doubt But !
must confess he quite put me oiY the scent.
I never dreamed IL was you he was after.
fear, Sylvia, you IRE II sly puss. Why,
what on earth's the mottcrp"
sylvia had turned white and had risen
from her seat.
What are you talking aboutf" she
asked
We are talking about Edgar Jones,
| but
But who was the woman? Jim, in
sist"--
my dear Sylvia
| mir. Jones'" said the parior maid
holding open the door.
| "Hello, old fellow! Back again9"
| EYES," said. "Just In time to con
graduate you both and to-givc yon away
Well, l must be going-two's company
| Won knowp Ehp Goodby Sylyiar'
81 shall DO dining at the club" sait
Jones. "Shall sec you theroS"
~ think not" said.
Really, I could have done no good b,
staying. -Black and White.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-10-01
How to Make Tomato Jelly.

One can of tomatoes or eight medium
sized ones skinned and stewed. Pass
through sieve and add to them one
fourth of box of gelatin which has
been dissolved in little hot water.
Season with pepper and salt. stir well
and pour into u mold and place on ice.
When cold and set, garnish with crisp
lettuce. This is excellent for salads.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-10-01
LEAvEs HONOLULU.
ARRIVES HONOLULU.

Returning, will leave Hilo at O'CLOCK
P. M, touching ct Laupahoehoe, Mahu.
kona and Kawaihae same day; Maizena,,
Maalaea Bay and Lahaina the following
day; arriving at Honolulu the afternoons
of tuesday and Fridays.
will call NJ Pohoiki, Puma.
E~No Freight will be received after
IL noon on day Of sailing.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-10-01
Richer at Homo.

"What is the use Of going to Klon-
dike?" asked the magnate. There Is
enough money in ice right here at
home. "-Cincinnati Enquirer.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-10-01
CLARKE, Commander,

win leave Honolulu at lOA. N, touching q,
Lahains, Maalaea Bay and Makena the
same day; Mahukona, kawaihae and Lau.
pahoehoe the following day, arriving 81
Hilo the same evening.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-10-01

Anyone wishing to either buy
or sell Stocks or Bonds would do
we'll to e We as a call.
We have Safe Deposit Boxes of
several sizes for rent either by the
month or year at very reasonable
rates. Money, jewelry, and valu.
able papers deposited in one OF
these boxes will be perfectly safe
from burglars and fire.
CO Money to loan on approx.
cd security.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-19
Nrpf. Or. 6ermann 2nnne

Prof. Or. 5ermann 2anger.
fobn'fde @lan3seit in 2eipaig CAB benz
r9aulus" md9tigen @ufi9pung.
SpGter fanben bic Gompoiitionen BON
Sdumann, aieb, Otto. s. SiGler unb
M. 8ru9 emiise pflese. 8om Sabre
1843 Bis 1887 pirfte an Der Spite
bss 9ereins eifrig unb iesensrsid
prof. Or. Sermann 2anger, bsfen
Seuergeiit unb liebenspiirbige Natur
ale begeiiterte. Seine 9erbienite um
bas 9ebeiben bes rpaulus" iinb nit
golbenen 2ettern in ben 4nndlen bes
8ereins perepist. Wtit boiler 2uit unb
2iebs fol9ten bic iungsn Sanger feiner
anipornenben Direction. Sic liebten
ben bumorz unb gemiitbpollen Doctor
ipie i9ren Batter. llebrigens ourfte
aud bieierSdnserUuter auf feline Pau=
liner, bic iibsrau @bren uno GrGnse
iidb erfansen, bon SerSsn itola iein.
Die bur9 Witpirtung Der bebelitenoz
iten Spliiten berberrli6ten Winterz
concerto bes ypaulus" i'm 9epunbs
baus erbDbten bas tiiaitlsrii6e 9lns
Ieben bes 8ereins INNER mebr. I'm
sGblise neue Mdnnerseianssperte BON
bebeutenben Sonbi6tern batten ben
paulinern ibre eriten GrfOlge gu pers
banten.
llnOergeBli9 1T alien Sbeilnebmsrn
bas glan5polle 50idbrige SubilGum
bes .Paulus" bonn 5. bis 8. MueuIt
1872 in Der Grinnerune geblieben. Sn
aroben S6daren itrDmtsn aus allen
3onen unb 9auen 9tlte Serren Der
9aulinsr nit Samilten berbsi, um bic
tOItli9en Seittase mit3ufeiern. yto9
ieBt tpeioen ii1 bic 8lide Der alten unb
Der iungen 9auliner on Der fb0nen.
bamals BON Der gllma Matsr eeipenoes
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-19

= Serre6te Ort. Limb mo
gebentit 9u Dir Dein RsIt gu bauz
en9" rSm GslOi9runt meines tiinfs
tissn Sdpiessrpapus!"
8erGnberung. ,@rIb
Soft, Giebite! 9an3s bier Monate bus
ben mir uns nift mebr geieben :
tpie aebt es 9sinem GbarIes9" -
.Ob, bante, nit CHARLES 1T eine groBe
8erGnberuna bon ii9 segangen. Gr
beibt iebt Robert!"
= 8erfdnuppt. SurI4s
CUR 9raut isines Serrn): pOer Serr
lieutenant ibiden benz gnGbigsn
5rGulein nit ebrerbietiasm 9ruB einsn
IelbItsspfliidtsn Wulbblumenitruub! ]"
Sraut: .Die poetiI9! 0as mub
absr pisl 3eit in 9tnIpru9 senOmmen
hdben!" @urIde: o9eiuab' orsi
Stunbsn bub' i9 ba3u sebrau9t!"
unniibs MaBregeL. =
Satin: ~9llIo morsen fpirb uns Der
Baron in Der glbIi9t beIu6sn, INN um
unIere Maris an5ubalten. 9a pirb iie
i6re bobe Sdulter re9t IorgfGItis berz
bergen miiFsn." @utte: .8ei benz
Baron niiBt es ni9ts - Der bat 10
piele Shuloen, bab er Su fdarf nat5
SSrpsrfeblern uusipdbt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-19

groBe 9erdnba, fp;l3e ben IiibIitben
Jliigsl bes GebGubes umfaBt unb ii9
Bis aur SItIeite beFeIben bin5iebt. Sm
3tpeiten Stodpert befinben ii9 bic
@mpfangssimmsr Der 9Gite (ipie nu9
Serrn Webb's glnorbnung bic alten
SniaFen senannt perben), bic 8iblios
tbet unO bus Muieum. 2ebteres ents
bGlt cine nnmense bon Sdiffsmobels
len, balb unb gang dufgstadelten Mis
acknowledgement, 3ei9nun9en II. I.
lp., pelde bie@ntipideluns berS9iffss
baufunit bon ben Glteiteu 3siten in
Der ani9aulibften Weiie illuiiriren.
Sm britten Stod Iinb bic Wobnaims
mer Der @GIt unb Stubsnten belesen.
Die RGume Der @dite iinb boppslt,
fir Mann unb Srau einseri9tet, uno
in Der eomfortabeliten @siie ausses
itattet unb mDblirt. Dieien dbnlid
limb bic Stubenten5immer eingeribtet.
Sn einem Der runbsn Sbiirme befinz
ben ii9 3immer fir 9rante unb 9iez
conpalescenten ipipie SdlafrGume fir
bas WGrterperIonal. Bel Der @inrihz
tung bieies Soipitalbepartements iinb
ni4t Bios bpsieniide Riidii4ten mubz
gebeno sepeIen. aud benz Comfort Der
patientsn iit Re9nung gstrasen unb
iinb fosar beipnOereRdume fir Sreuns
De Der lebteren reierpirt. SisIe alien
Nnforberungen geniisenben Ginridbs
tunsen erbalten fir bic SSniaFen Der
glnItult nod einen bebeutsnb bOberen
Wertb bur9 bic auportommenbe 8es
bunblung, ipel6e allen ieitens bes per-
ionals gu She'll pirb, unb bic freis
9enegung, tpel9e ibnen bic Sausorbs
nuns seitottet. Srau Webb, bic ebrz
ipiirbi9s Satin bss 9riinbers, tpeldbe
Islbit Die Obsruufii4t fiibrt, peiB bas
fir Sorse gu trasen. baB alIe ibre
S9uBbefobIenen. bonn dlteiten glrs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-19

SUB bobsn Sburm fluntirt, Der einen
4iiItenIeudttburm odrItellt; elm anoe>
rer Sburm an Der SiibpeItzGds, Der
feds Stodpsrts bod lit, ipirb als
@etterfabne BON einem MobeIl bes
ariegsI9iFfes y9unbsrberg" iiberragt.
Dieies Sabr5eug oas fattli6ite pom
allen, ipel9e auf Der Webb'I9en Werft
eebaut ipurben. mar urTpriinglib fir
nnIere 8unbesmarine beitimmt, aine
absr burd 8auf in ben 8eiiB Der franz
50fIdsn Resierung iibsr. Sm Snnern
ma6t bic Mnitalt eber ben Ginbrud eis
nes Sotels ala zines DobltbGtisteits=
inItituts. Utobiliar ipie Iusfattun9
finb BON Der beiten Nualitdt. &ii9e,
8Gderei. Ddi9erei iotpie Sienitbotens
rdume befinbsn iih I'm Soutsrrain,
unb fin6 nit ben moberniten bpgisnis
Shen @inri9tungen perieben. Sm err
item Stod betritt man BON elmer ges
rdumigsn Salle purlors. Gmpfanes=
aimmer, 8ureaur unb SpeiIeIdle,
on ipeIc' lebtere ii9 bic Speiietams
mern i9lieben. Bon beiben GnOen
Der eroben Sdae fiibren gleOutoren
had ben oberen Stodperten unb burcb
cine breits Sbir tritt man auf bic
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-19
0as @eGB. .Snlfitnt.

9tuf Der S0be bon r5prbbam
Seigbts" bel Neip gort belesen, 1T elm
SnItit!t, nit oeFen Grri6tung iein
@rbauer benz 9sper6e, bas ibn gum
pielfahsn Milliondr gemu9t, seipihers
maBsr ben i9ulbissn Sribut entriGtet
hat unb bos fir Ieinen 8emeiniinn Elm
herrli9es Sentmdl 1T, acre perennis
us - bauernber als Grs. Gs 1T bic
Qttobsmis unb Oas Seim fir Shifts
bauer. ipei9es Der in Der gdnaen Welt
betannte @9iffsbauer @iuiam 8.
Webb aus eigenen Wittel erbaut uno
nit reihen Sonbs ausseitattet bat.
Bon bem lebbafteIten Sntereife fir ben
S9iffsbau beieelt, mar Serr @ebb ba=
rauf beba6t, ni6t bios cine 9lnitalt
fir bic @rlsrnuns bieles Iorpie Ders
ipdnbter @eperbe Su erridten, ionbern
alien unb arbeitsunfdbisen MGnnern.
ipelhe i'm 9ebiete Der 8ereinisten
Stauten in Oenielben tbdtig getueien
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-19
+ orm r a u m.

6eitsbetsranen Bis gum iiingiten Stus
bsnten, iitb in Der anitalt beimiI9 unb
5ufrieben fiiblen.
Sn ben brei Sabren ibres 8eItsbens
bat bic @tabemie bersits Grfplge aufz
auipeiIen, tpelhe ibrem 9riinber alle
@bre MAIDEN. Sunge Gsuts, tpeI9s iicb
nm bic aufnabme bsiperben, miiIien
entlp.ber in 4msrita gsboren Isin ober
bas ameritanii6s 8iirserrs9t beiiBen
unb i'm Ilter bon II bis % Sabren
iteben; als @orbilbung pirb cine
griinbli9e &enntnib Der @lementarfGs
der nit beIonberer Sii9tigteit in Der
Watbematit perlangt. Inter mebres
rem geperbern, tpel9e bic 2lufnabmes
priifung glei1 gut bsiteben, ipsrben
@aifen pber SObne armer @ltern be-
por5ugt. Oils bic gttabemie i'm Sabre
1893 erOffnet purben, mslbeten ii9
junge 2eute aus alien 2anbestbeilen
unO BON ben 9etperbern purben Is
dufgeipedte Siinglinge, bic iebt bic Ses
ntorclaiIe bilpen, aufsenommen :. bic
glufnabme bes Stpeiten Gurius erfolgte
i'm Sabre 1894 II. |, IN. DAB bic gltas
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Sas 8ebb SnItitut.

Sas 8ebb Snftitut.
fpursn. einSsim fir ibrsn 2sbensabsnb
gu f6affsn. Mit bieIem ebeln 3iped
i'm Iuge ertparb Serr Debb i'm Sabre
1890 13 acres 2anb in Der bO9Iten
Gage Der rSOrbbam Seisbts" uno
nd9 Der reifli9fen Grpdgung oller
9eoiirfniife Der bon ibm seplanten 2lns
itult entlparf er nit eisener Sanb bic
fdmmtli9en pldne. beren 4usfiibrung
er Ielbit iibertpa6te. Sie @rri6tun9
unb MGblirung bes @ebGubes dlIein
toitete bic betrGAtli9e Summe ppn
100000, allein bamit mar Serrn
@ebb's Giberalitdt nod niht erI6Dpft,
benn er iiberipies Der 4nitalt cine ipeiz
fere Summe bon 100000, beren
@rtrGse gum unterbalt Der SniaHen
II. I. IN. gu bienen beItimmt iinb. Nah=
bem er bic NIT einem Seim perbunbene
9ltabsmie in bieier Weiis fir ole 3siz
ten fider sefteIt bate, iibsrtrus Ssrr
Webb feline masnificente S90pfung
elmer Gommiiiion bon SruItses, tpsls
4e oieielbe nah Ieinem in Der Grim
bungsurtunbe nieoerselegten libsraIen
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port bien.n; aussepadt, tusrOsn bisfs
SiIten bur9 eisenartise 8ef9ldss In
einanbergebatt unb bilben einen feiten,
itu6ilen llnt.rbau; auf bieien peroen
Sann WGnbs unb Dad aufseitelIt.
olles bur6 8eI6ldge gu einem bi9ten
unb f.iten @anaen miteinanoer bers
bunben.
Ser 9apiIlon ipurbe trob bss itarz
Ten, auf Sslsolanb tpebenben Dinbes
in a9t Stunben aufsebaut. @r itebt
auf elmer 9tnb0bs in bem idOnen
Gommanbdnturgarten nit rei5enoer
2tusI9t bonn @iebel iiber bic Dime
binpeg.
Sas Snnere iit einfaa. aber elegant
ausgsItattet, Der 8o0en Der RGume 1T
tbeils nit Seppi9en, tbeiGs nit 2inoz
leum beleet, uno let9te, gum Son Der
@Gnbs pafenbe Stoffe iino on ben
TenItern angebra9t.