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The herald., 1897-03-18
SAN DIEu0
Lady Tourist Goes Insane-visiting Railway
Magnates


Magnates
SAN DIEGO, March 17.-Miss Mary
Poole, young lady from Chicago. who
has been spending the winter here. went
violently insane yesterday. and her con-
dition was such that she had to be
placed in a padded cell to await her ex-
animation. Miss Poole labors under the
hallucinatIon that unknown parties are
trying to hypnotic her and in other
ways trying to injure her. 1t was while
visiting some friends yesterday that she
became frantic and in order to escape
from her imagined wrongdoers, she ran
up stairs and jumped through window,
falling heavily on the ground. A tele-
gram sent to her brother who "a prom
| ineRt attorney in Chicago, brought the
request that all possible attention and
care be given her. Miss Poole is about
80 years of age, and is of highly re-
spectacle and weN-to-do family.
Nicholas Carilbo. the Mexican who
murdered Juan Garcia at Campo Satur-
, day night. Is still at large. He was last
seen at Moreno dam Sunday afternoon,
but he left before dark in some un-
known direction. 1t is believed that the
murderer is still on this side of the
Mexican boundary line in the Laguna
mountains or in the hills near Morena.
A posse has gone out to assist Deputy
Sheriff Ward, and all the trails and
roads are carefully watched by the cow
boys and miners in that section.
! Yesterday President Ripley of the
Santa Fe, General Manager Nevin of the
Southern California and other officials
Of the Santa Fe spent the day In trip
around the bay and a visit to the or
chards around Chula Vista. The party
were much pleased with what they saw,
and during the afternoon some of the
party went out to see the work being
done at the entrance to the harbor.
| Master Mechanic John Player of the
Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe and
Santa Fe system, with headquarters at
Topeka, arrived here last night in his
private car, accompanied by his family.
d. w. Culver president of the Lake
Shore and Michigan Central, is among
the prominent visitors here and will re-
main several days.
The herald., 1897-03-18
RIVERSIDE
Preparing for Great Polo Game = Celery
Shipment

Preparing for q Great rOio uame Sesesy
Shipment
RIVERSIDE, March 17.-Great prep
aratfons are making for the sports OF
the Riverside Polo club, which take place
an the grounds of the club Friday, the
2sth inst. commencing at p. m. The
program consists Of q quarter dash 1or
oualified polo ponies, with top weight
of 16O pounds and allowance OF hve
pounds for every half inch under the
standard: half mile dash for qualified
polo ponies, same weight and same al
lowance; tandem race, four and one
half furlongs, for ponies under the stand
ard; hurdle race for the ladies' chai-
lenge cup, one mile. over six fights, top
weight 1853 pounds. without penaItles.
four pounds allowed for every half inch
under the standard. previous winners to
carry ten pounds extra; hurdle FOR po-
MES not in the other race, same distance
and number of flights, weight 16O and
Ave pounds allowances; fitting at the
rings: buggy race. Entries for the races
to close on the 23d inst.
The officers are: Judges, D. Duy-
ohinck, B. H. Gaylord and William lrv-
Philip Pedley; timers, r. d. Osburn and
J. K. McNab; clerk Of scales, Perrin r.
white: stewards, Blackwell Phillips. w.
r. Lett, F. B. De Vine, M. Mackie, A.
Hotson, q. r. Skelley and ]. Foxton.
Assessor John T. Jarvis went to San
Jaciuto today to see that his deputies
in that portion of the county were prop
erly at work.
Wilmer, the young son of w. D. Hunt,
residing on Locust street, fell while
climbing up on a terrace on the side of
the house and broke his leg just above
the knee yesterday.
Col L. p. Hansen, the principal own
er of the Lake View tract. was In the
city yesterdty. The colonel is making
some very substantial improvements on
his tract.
The first carload of celery ever grown
in Riverside county was shipped to St.
Louis last night. The celery was grown
by Cinnamon on the river bottom west
Of town, locality we'll adapted to the
cultivation of celery because Of the
sandy loan. 1t is q profitable crop TO
raise The purchasers of this carload
declare the quality to be as good as any
produced in the state.
The foreclosure proceeding Of the Ger
man Savings and Loan association vs.
E. j. Davis ct al came to close yester-
day. The mortgage for loan of $4,000
was on the block occupied by the Row
ell hotel and 261 feet Of the business
block Immediately north. But it oc-
CURED in the course Of the trial that
Mrs. Davis had, prior to the giving Of
the mortgage by her husband. home
steaded the Rowell hotel block without
his knowledge and did not join in the
mortgage, hence 1t was stipulated by
counsel that this property should be
set aside from the operations Of the
mortgaRe and decree. This virtually
settles the title to the hotel property
in Mrs Davis It Is thought that the
rest Of the property. II properly handled.
will pay the mortgage.
8. NJ Ferguson Is at the Holyrood.
D. A. Ross and wife Of Canada are reg
isbered at the Rowell.
Claude Baldwin on Sunday killed q
rattlesnalns In Sycamore canon thai
The herald., 1897-03-18

Of bunting began this afternoon. Di-
rector General Walter S. Moore and the
executive committee will hold meeting
in the city hall this evening to perfeci
details or the great event. Preparations
have been made to entertain from five to
seven Thousand people, and San Pedro
expects to make next Saturday day
long to be remembered in Southern Cali
fornia.
An organization of all the real estate
dealers in this city was effected last
night. The new organization is prac-
tically a real estate exchange, and VIII
be known as the Association OF Real Es-
tate Dealers of San Pedro. George H.
Peck was chosen chairman, w. S. Will
liams secretary, and Henry Baly treas
uer. The plan of the association is to
systematise and facilitate the handling
of real estate for the mutual benefit OF
its members. Another meeting will be
held Thursday evening to effect per-
manent organization.
The heavy rains last night and the
threatening weather this morning had a
noticeable effect on the crowds of visit
ors and investors that have been coming
into town for the past two weeks. The
city is far from quiet however, as build
ing and alterations of old buildings are
going on in all parts of the city.
Stewart, Norman & Co. will move in
to their two-story real estate office on
Beacon street next week.
It is likely that the secretary OF war
will have one or more of the war vessels
now at San Diego at this port during
the barbecue.
The franchises for sreet railways and
a franchise for marine railway and
dry dock were asked for at last nights
meeting of the city council.
The Southern Pacific will run hourly
excursions to Point Firmin on Saturday
to allow visitors to see the mammoth
whale lying on the beach at that point.
The Wilmington Transportation COM
pany will give free excursions on the bay
on that day.
The herald., 1897-03-18
OcHANSIDE
Quiet Reigns After nuch Excitement-Farm-
ers' Institute

-~---
ers' Institute
OCEANSIDE. March I7.-After the
storm, a calm. So after the water ex-
citement, suit for criminal libel, etc..
the community has subsided into it's
usual quiet condition. Attorney Nc
Nealey of San Diego has pronounced the
water bonds illegal. so the coupons can
not be taken on them for overdue inter-
est, to pay survivors, ETC., and the $500 In
debtedness incurred by the city trus-
tees. The court will pronounce upon the
question some time in the near future.
A football game was arranged between
the Fallbrook and San Luis Rey teams,
to be played near Fosss lake Sunday
terialize. SO a nine was made up from
Bonsall and vicinity, and the spectators
were entertained by a practice game.
The Oceanside Gun club gives tour
nament ON March 10Th, when Fallbrook
and Encinitas will contest with them for
the possession of the silver cup now held
by them.
The Farmers institute will meet here
on the 9Th and 7th Of April.
c. A. Henderson, who represents the
Klauber Grocery company of San Diego,
was in town Saturday. He left Sunday
morning in company WITH Mr.. John
Goetz for San Bernardino to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Andrew Potter, who
died on the 18th inst.
e. ]. Underwood, Redlands; Jerome
O'Neil, San Margareta; Frank Har-
ford, c. W. Wicklin, F. P. Remission,
Los Angeles; Mrs. N. q. Stork, San
Diego; Daniel Beach, Watkins, N. T.;
L. NJ Holt, c. e. Joslyn, Los Angeles.
Friday last Constable Myers captured
Ignacia Masias. who escaped about five
months ogo from Whittier. Part of
the time he has been working for q
farmer over near the Moro, on the Fall
brook road. Hearing he was there, the
constable went over to the ranch and
arrested him, and he was returned to
Whittier Sunday.
The herald., 1897-03-18
SAN BERNARbIN0
The Days Games Standardization Of Water
Rates

Rates
SAN BERNARDINO. March list.
Patrick's day passed of rather quietly
today, on account of the bad weather.
The game of baseball scheduled with
Riverside did not take place. At the
point where the returns Of the fight
were being received the street was
jammed with an excited throng Of men.
The defeat of Corbett was surprise to
many, as he had a. number Of friends in
this city.
The. lumber Is being hauled on the
grounds to enclose the new ball grounds.
The much -talked-of shoot between
the Republicans and Fusionists. took
place today. under rather unfavorable
circumstances, as the rain made 1t very
unpleasant Sheriff Holcomb made the
biggest score Of the day, 45.
The following Is the score made by
the rival teams: Republicans FRANK
A. Bail 43, Cook II, Baldridge 81, Scum
hers 80, Daley A, Holcomb 15, knight
4s. q. G. Thaxter a. H. Thaxter IS; to-
= fusionists-Rodden IS, Holmes ss.
Henry ~. Strong 81 Miller =, Nys -.
The herald., 1897-03-18
ONTARIO
Telegraph Office Estabfished-Lsrgs Ship
ments Of Pruit

Telegraph Office EstabfIshed-Largs Ship
ments Of Pruit
ONTARIO, March 1.-THE Postal
Telegraph company will have branch
office at Smith Bros store.
"The Arabian knights" will be put
on the stage here shortly by Rose Still
man, assisted by local talent. The Re-
bekah lodge will have the matter in
charge.
c. c. Waite has been appointed assig
nee for Hauson & Co.. who went into
insolvency a couple Of weeks ago. Mr..
Waite Is a good manager and may be
depended upon to make the best posi-
BILE settlement.
L. w. Gentry IL canvassing the town
for advertising and subscriptions for
new weekly paper to be called the Sun.
As there are already two long-estab-
lished papers in Ontario and one at
North Ontario, the field for new paper
Is anything but a promising one. Mr..
Gentry has been foreman on the OBJ
server for several years.
The fruit shipments for the week are
as follows: Oranges, 3403 boxes; lemons,
535 boxes; dried fruit, 29,690 pounds. This
Is q total Of fourteen and a half carloads.
The rainfall during last nights rain
storm amounted to SO Of an inch. The
tOtat IOT uAe 6SaSO1H 10 zv.76 lilCilcS.
Prof. r. c. Root has been appointed
principal of the Ontario schools, to MI
the place left vacant by the resignation
of Mrs. Frank o. Miller.
The habeas corpus case involving the
validity Of the Incorporation of Ontario.
came up before Judge Campbell at San
Bernardtno last Monday. The accused
was sent back to City Recorder Hardy
for trial. and the question Of the validity
of the incorporation was not touched
upon, the judge claiming that it was.
question of too much moment to be
brought up in such trivial case.
w. p. Saunders has sunk well on his
ranch on the corner of Twenty-first
street and Mountain avenue. The well
Is down 100 feet, and a f1fteen-inch
stream fs being pumped. With constant
pumping the water stands three rect
deep In the we'll.
A. p. Howard has gone to Springfield,
Mo-, on business. =,
Miss Lihdan Hatcher Of Porterville Is
the guest of her brother, DR.. 3. n.
Hatcher.
william d. Lancaster Of San Diego
was in town Monday.
B. 8. Thompson of Highland was In
town this week.
Mrs. N. c. Twining has been visiting
at her former home In Rialto.
The herald., 1897-03-18

Clyde AZ. seeley 80. Carter A, Muscott
A; total, 400.
After the shoot the losers gave splen-
did spread at the California restaurant.
At meeting of the board of trustees
last night 1t was moved and carried that
Chief little hereafter collect all water
rents. He was instructed to turn off the
water II the rent was not paid when first
asked for, and not to turn 1t on again
until a months rent was paid in advance
and an extra dollar for turning 1t on
again.
Mrs. Price, who is tramping from San
Francisco to New Orleans in search of
her children, was arrested last night by
officer Connor and is now in the county
hospital.
The herald., 1897-03-18
DRUNKEN JEHUs
Have q Series Of Thrilling Experiences but
Escape Unhurr

Have Q Series OF Ihriiiing experiences put
Escape Unhurr
There was an exciting scene at the cor
ner of Seventh and Broadway early last
evening which sent thrill Of terror
through several hundred people who
witnessed 1t.
Two drunken men were driving rapidly
south on Broadway. and at the corner
of Seventh street the horse fell, throw
ing both occupants out of the cart. A
dozen people sprang forward, expecting
to find them badly injured. Neither one
was hurt, except for few bruises, ano
one of the men seized the lines just as
the horse began to run. He was thrown
from Us feet, but clung to the lines and
was dragged 200 feet before pedestrian
stopped the horses His clothes were
covered with mud and somewhat torn
but with the proverbial luck of intoxi
Gated persons he was not injured. They
refused to give their names.
The herald., 1897-03-18

Thomas was well attended and highly
appreciated. The orchestra part es
pecially received commendation, being
a new feature in Santa Ana's musical
programs. The vocal renditions were
very good, and received their share Of
the merited applause.
Postmaster Peabody passes into dot
age next Friday, SO says Mrs. Peabody
He then scores his three-score, and pro-
poses to inaugurate this beginning of his
new childhood by trying to ride BIZ
cycle
The herald., 1897-03-18
TOOK TO THE SIDEWALK
An Excited Equine Made Things Lively On
Spring Street

An Excited Equine Made Things Lively on
Spring Street
Shortly before o'clock yesterday al
ternoon a horse hitched to a singls
buggy and tied to post on Spring street
near Fourth took fright at an electric
car and managed to break away, DASH
ing upon the sidewalk and running at a
break-neck speed. He turned out into
the street in front of the Owl drug strore.
striking man upon bicycle, knocking
him about ten feet. In trying to round
the corner of Third and Spring streets
the animal fell, turning a complete SOM
mersault, breaking harness, but other
wise doing little damage. Two little
children were standing near the horse
when he first took fright, but managed
by hairs breadth to escape being
trampled to death,
The herald., 1897-03-18
INDEX
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA NEWS

Ontario still shipping large quantities
Of fruit. :,
Riverside county ships its first carload
of celery.
A pleasant dinner party at Casa Loma'
R dlands.
Oceanside quists down after period OF
excitement.
A lady tourist at San Diego becomes
suddenly and violently insane.
Corbett's friends at Santa Ana wlsn
they hadn't backed the favorlte.
San Bernardino takes steps to secure
prompt collection OF water rates.
The electric franchise squabble at pasa-
dena will not induce Trustee Washburn
to resign.
Conuaband goods said to have been
handled at Santa Barbara under the nose
Of the United States inspector.
The herald., 1897-03-18
Marriage Licenses

The following licenses were yesterday
issued from the county clerks office:
Constantine Orlandi. a native of Italy
aged "a years, and Marie Dapuy, ma
tive of France, aged so years, both res
idents of Los Angeles.
Clarence j. Clark, a native of Vir-
ginia, aged So years. and resident OF
San Francisco, and Mrs. Frances Me-
Clure, a native of Louisiana, aged ~
years and a resident of Los Angeles
Frank L. Fortson, native of Mis-
sissippi, aged 36 years, and Carrie G.
Garrett, a native of Texas. aged 21
years, both residents Of Los Angeles
William j. Brown, native of Califor-
mia, aged % years. and Martha Reigger,
a native of Illinois. aged 21 years, both
residents of Los Angeles
John Jacob Bayer. native of Ohio,
aged 25 years. and Katherine Cecilia
O'Mara, a native of Peru, aged 21 years,
both residents of Los Angeles.
The herald., 1897-03-18
SAN PEDRO

The Free narbor Barbecue win Rival Il
Flesta
SAN PEDRO, March 17.-!This city IL
very active today Ia preparing for the
great barbecue de San Pedro that is to
be given next Saturday. Streets are be-
ing graded, arche0 are being erectef
over the prtneipSl gtreetp and the wort
Of fannoinG tkounaA1s ef-aa5y and miles
The herald., 1897-03-18

Wall paper. late styles. low prices, at
A. A. Eckstroms s. 324 South Spring street.
The herald., 1897-03-18

To Cure Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money IL II
falls to cure. 25c
The herald., 1897-03-18
The Most Beautiful place

in California Is San Diego and Coro-
nado Beach. Four hours from Los
Angeles.
The herald., 1897-03-18

Agate Ware. Furrey's. 15s N. Spring.
Mr.. and Mrs w. N. Maxwell of Kan
sas City are stopping at the Nadeau.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-07-22
MGbdjcnmarft in ct. IeterSburg.

glu9 gu 2tnfang Der iea5iger Sabre
berrI6te in ct. petersburg eine eigenz
tbiimlicbe Site, bic nod aus ben 3eiz
ten peter's l., bes 9riinbers berStaot,
iibernommen gu iein i4ien = eine3urs
i6auItellung Der beiratbsfdbigen jun
oen RGb9en am pftngitIonntu9e be-
bufs 9tntniipfung pOn gbebiinonifen.
Sc 9ing babel fplgenOermaben gu:
Sammelpldb mar Der Sommergarten,
mo bic WtGb9en in ibrem beItenStaate,
beQleitet BON tbren @ltern ooer etnem
anbern Glteren MitglieGe Der Fdmilie,
erIbienen. Sic trugen babel getpOhnli9
8iinbel iilberner SbeelOffel, einen ill
bernen So9l0ffel uoer elm ptores
lururiOIes Stiid aus Der Wirtbi4dft
in Der Sanb, gum 9etpeiie, baB bic Se>
treffenben ibrem 9atten aud etipds
an DertbgegenitGnben mitbringe. Die
Observation-Disclosures snSunsseielIen i4lenoers
ten nun gemGhlid bur6 bic Reiben,
priifenb bic 0tdo6en begudenb. 9es
fiel bem einen ober anbern bieIe poer
iene, 10 ponbte sr ii9 teinespegs otrect
an bieIelbe, IpnOern SunG6It an gez
piIIe Gltere 9erI Ionen, bic ais 8ermitts
lerinnen oienten, entiptber ausSreunoz
idaft pber fir beItimmte Sporteln. Gr
erfunbigte Ii6 bel ibr nu6 ben SAINT
lienperbGltniFen, namentlib aber mad
Der Mitgift Ieiner GrtOrenen, CAB t9r
aber aud 3uglei6 iiber feline PerIon
unb iein @ermDgen g!ustunft. Gnts
iprd6en bic Nlittbeilungen biiben pber
briiben nt6t ben aeitellten glnipriiden,
70 sudte man bic I9Ieln uno trennte
fi6 pieoer; dbsr aud bel befrieoi9enben
g3a9tpeiIen purSe au9enblidli9 nod
nidts entIdieben. @s tonnte ia iein,
bab pas MGo6sn mebrere Sepunoerer
un3oa. @ar bus Der 5aa. 10 tpuroe am
9l6eno 5amilieuberathung gebalten,
lpo6ei man rubig uno gelaiien bic
gxerbietuneen ieoss Sun9seIellen abs
tpua uno bann gsmeiniglid bem am
beIten Situirten bdSWldo6en 3uIpra4.
gtur Guberit ieIten mahte bas leBtere
oeqen ben iol9srtpeiIe ausgeIu9ten
@rGutigam einsn Ginipdnb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-07-22

DIE aiiFe gu fiiblsn unb burd fold.
Iermden liebtoit su tueroen. ., tlets
ner @ngel! &Dnntsit 0u INNER 10
bleiben. 10 itol5, 70 beloenmiitbig, 10
idelmiI9, 70 ianft. 10 rein! = n8o
1T Mama2" = Meine 2ieblinge, eins
NAL perbet Sbr ale BON mir 9eben -
mad fernen 2anoen, na9 einem eiges
nen Seim, pber babin, tpobin @ure
9fli9ten Gu9 rufen tperben. Ginmal
perbe aud i3 bon Sud i4eiben, I'M
ME mebr Suriidautebren. ., persebt
ni9t bic dlteSage, bic i9 10 germ bOrte
in ben fonnigen Sasen, ais i'd mein
@eItes that, Sud Sure Seimatb ans
mutbig gu MAIDEN; piiieno, baB, pie
buntel man9es MenI9enleben arA
pirb, bic grinrerung an elm liebes
3ubauIe elm GonnenItrubl aud in Der
tiefIten SinIternib bleibt. @rinnert
Sud meiner oft unb benft, baB i'd
gurer aIIer nur in 2iebe gebente!
Seib Sbr gliidlih, trDnen @bre rnb
Rubm Sure Sdupter, iinb Sure tiibrs
item Srdume erfiillt, 70 tbut bi, dlte
sSruge: rDo iIt Mama?" unb LAB.
mid Cure Sreube tbeilen. Seio Sbr
traurtg. babt Sbr llnsliid, fiiblt Sbr
Gu9 einIam unb allein, bann ftelt
Gud tpteber bieIel6e Srase unb idiits
tet @uer Sera in bas meine aus. sllts
Ser5en iinO nod fart genug, um bas
2eib ibrer 2ieben tragen gu belfen.
2odt bic @eriu9ung, 70 erinnert
Gu6, pie lieb i9 Sud bate uno pie
i'd Sud INNER bertruute. als SIR ncA
Sinoer tparet. limb bin id einmal
binsegangen, bann bentt mln4mal
an bas iti[Ie 9GGb6en, mo itb rute,
unb aluubt, baB i6 Gud nu9c bin -
ri9t als elm biifterer @eiit, Ionoern
als Elm Gngel. Der fegnenb ieins !3dnoe
iiber Cure SGupter ausbreitet, Sag
unb Na9t, Sag unb Na9t!.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-07-22

setban unb mar fir ibn einsetreten,
brap unb neiblps, bd bic anbern ibn
fhle9t mudten. unb bic Suie. - bic
modte ibn ni9t.
Gr Ieuf5te auf. Die beiben b0rten's
unb panbten fih gu gu ibm.
.Das MIR mdbit bu bus &orn9" rief
bic SuIe per5peifelt.
0a fab berMonb iie lange unb fpebs
miitbig on, pie elmer, Der 9lbi4ieb
nimmt BON benz Slid. Damn bob er
ii9 auf gu geipaltiser SObe. beriibrte
nit ieiner Si9el SDrsens Senie uno
fpra4 nit feiter Stimme gu ibm:
n5iir bih!"
2aut auf ibrieen bic beiben Dor
Slid, iau6Steu unb la9ten unb fies
len ii1 in bic 9lrme uno tiiBten eins
amber unb iabsn i'm Wiorgensrauen,
baB SDrgens Senie gu @uIb semOrben
mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-07-22
Sic Slnme i'm Sbal.

Gun 8. Sroiau.
Mrme Blum i'm Sbal,
Die bonn SonnenitrGbl
&aum bea9tet lit,
Die 10 lieb bu biit.
Wie 70 bolo unG i6on,
limb mubt balb pergebn,
9lrme Blum, arme Blum i'm S9al!
9lrme Blum i'm Sbal,
Wenn er tdm' einmal,
Der bid fdnb' unb pfIiidf,
DGr' er boabegliidt;
9o4 peritedt i'm @riin,
Mubt bu itiGl perbliibn,
g(rme @ium', arme Blum i'm 9bal!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-07-22

-llnperfroren. Batter Der
graut: ,Nit ben fiinf3i9tuuieno. bic
meine Sodlter mitbstommt, be5ablen
sic S6re S9ulben, unb bann. 2"
- 9etperber: nNu, bann babe i'd ia
tpieoer Grebitl"
= 0ie grDBte Strafs.
Nu6ttpG9ter (eine @eieai4aft Be
truntener arretireno): so, bic llns
perbeiratbeten tommen nit CUR Ba4e,
unb bic @srbeirutbeten geben nd9
Sauie CUR Strafe!"
-@riinbli6. 9lttadirte Dame:
,0as pollen sic Senn nod? Sd babe
Sbnen bod bereits mein gdn5es 9ele
nno meinen IGmmtIiden S4mud ges
ae6en." - StrpI9: nSabsE Sic ipirts
ltb ni4ts mebr BON Sob ooer Sill
ber2 @ergen's, luFen's einmal Sbr
= @ebib anihau'n!"
Sreuben Der 6 BE. Sic:
,6abe i'd ni1t in tauIenbfdder 8eiie
0eliften, Ieitbem id, Define Sruu bin9"
: Gr: ,Wlag iein, aber in elmer 8eiic
ii6cr nod niht." - sic (empDrD:
,oNyn iprl6er, ipenn ib bitten burf2" -
Gr: ,syn itummer 8eiie."
-llnerpdrtete men b II ng.
2ante emma: p5rib9eu, iuenn i9
Dir einen ihGgen, rot9en 2uftballon
faufe, mas tbuit 9u oann@ - 5ribs
6en: Damn perrutbe-itb nibt, bab
0etter Robsrt Did aeitern gtbenb in
benz Sausflur tiiBte!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-07-22

Sin @tttettetunbiger.
Ri6ter gum StrpmeD: nSeBen sic
iid!" Stromer (fiir ii6): lin bes
ipta nu' N iebiloeter Meni9 iein ?
Dian iast bod: p9itte nebmen Sic
plab"!"
8ertra.uenspiirotq. -
Jreunb: ngBie, ale m0gli9en YrofeIs
foren bait On cpniultirt, uuo iebt
ldBt Su Did BON bem Iimplen Doc
Tor Neuntobter bsbanbeln2" - 9as
tient: rSd, bus 1T Der sinSige getpeIen.
Der mfrs Bier ni9t psrboten bat!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-07-22

-a;nbermunb. Sdnte, sisbe
benz 9riiberden bod emma. Define
3Gbne an, bamit es aud SUDDEN ellen
fam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-07-22

@ie Elm @ater. ipie Elm giitiser,
nadIi6tiger, opfertpiligsr9utsr b:banz
belte Der aIte Doctor Menoing ben
Sobn ieiner Sugenoliebe. Wlit Der
Gnerqie. bic sr fir CUTE 3pede INNER
nod Iein eigen nannte, babnte er benz
iungen Mnnne ieinen @eg in benz
fremben, neuen 2dnos. llHo 6innen
SabresfriIt mar 9aul ieiu gliIiitent
9enorben. 9ln Der Sufelrunoe in Der
Sadion Street uber batten iie ibm ben
Sneipnamen Ieines 8aters, nWlub",
aeoeben. Man9e nannten ibn audi
r1enbing Sunior".