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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-03

FRANKFORT, KY, April 2-The silver
Democrats prevented a quorum of to-
days joint session.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-03

Vienna, April 2-Count Badeni. prime
minister of Austria, rendered to the en-
peror this morning the resignation of
himself and his entire cabinet.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-03
Circulation Per capita.

Washington. April 1.-The monthly
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-03
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

Paris. April "A new Atlantic cable is
being manufactured at Calais, and will
shortly be laid
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-03
Spring

Experience teaches the impor-
lance of special care of the health.
And fixad AMONG fhe imnor-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13
OermtfAte6 cfnlanb.

- @olberneur 8Iud ben Sletp Yori
bat am 5. Wlai ben ,,@reater gieiu 9orf
@barter" untersei6net.
= Ser Bunbesienat BAT einsn antras
ansenommsn, tpsI4sr $4,000 fiir bic
8erbeHeruns bon BsarI Sarbor. elmer
s5Iottenitatipn ber Ser. Staten in Sas
tpaii, beipiaist.
- General MiIes 1T am 5. Mai mt
bem 9ampfer st. Saul" bon Stein
Yorf mad europa abssreiif. um ii6 mad
Oem 8riessidaupIube i'm Orient iu Be-
seben.
- SIN DRESDEN In bic forsfdItis bors
6ereitete SnternationaIe 4unItauSfelune
er5ifnet iporben. Sem @rBffnunesaftus,
ipslder untsr GROCER Seisrli6feit Dor ii&
sins, pObnts aud a6nis GIbert bon
Sadien BEL.
- @oubsrneur 8Iad bon glsp gorf
uniersei9nste am z. Wlai bic iosenannts
gnti' 'Gruitbia. Sic bs;isbt iid iOipObI
nuf auSIdnbiids, pie aud inldnbiids
Gorporationen, berIunst idbrli&e Bee
rihte lber ben 8etras ibres Nftienfapis
tails unb ber pirtIid aussessbenen
glftien.
& SIM Ser. ct. &eprdientantenbauSs
bat Der Gbseorbnste Sing, Demofrai
bon ntab, cine RsioIuiion su 8uniten
ber annsrion bon Saipuii einsebradt.
Die Nnnsrion iolI Soasosen iperben.
penn bic Reeieruns bon Saipuii be.
fdIiebt, bic SnieIn an bic Ser. Staaten
abSutreten.
= Die rlnteriudun8 ber 8ider Der
Surety Building unb 2oan ARociution
in Bbilabelpbia burd einen grpert bai
cine nnteridIasuns bon s22, 900 onftati
$4,000 ereeben, tpie man suerit 9laubte.
gi1ts 1T bon bem'Seiretdr Der @eislI.
idait. George G. 3bompiOn, 3ebbrt iror'
ben, Der iid Dor einisen Woden. aIs Ell
BON Der ssplanten llnteriuduns b6rte.
aus bem Staube eemadt bat.
- 9ie Gilbert Manufaeiuring gp. in
gletp gOrt, ipeI6e in WOas unc 8aum'
rpoatpaaren banbelt. bat ben @Oneuri
srbfnet. Sbr @si&dft putbe Dor IL
Sabren nit einem glftienfapital Tor
s25, 900 sesriinbet. 0ie 8erbinoIid.
felten bslaufen iib auf $500. 900, b.,
8ermDsensfano pirb sbenfpbob seiddbt
Die finunSlele 9eprshion wdbreno bel
Iesten bret Sabre piro als lriude bei
9anfsrotts aneeseben; bic @Ompanl'
bat Woaren i'm Weribe BON $500. .00(
IN 8orratb. bic iie ni6t umieBen tonnte
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13
SaS Sfaefabrcn als Teinb bes
Ean3cS.

@s III idon pieI iiber BortbelI une
Rn6tbeil bes 8apfabrens eeipro6en uno
seibrieben worben; nunmebr bat man
beraussefuncen. oab iebr eifrise 8ao'
fabrer poQtommen bic Sdbtsteit eins
blBen, srasl6s einsn BaIser su tansen.
Das large, fsrieeiebte Treten Der Be.
bale peruriadt elne iibermdBiss Anitren,
sune Der BaoenmuSteln uno ldbt oieie
melt fiber bic natiirIIde Sorm anidpeI.
len. Sober 8abfabrer tpiro suseben.
cab ibm nab elmer brei biS bier Weilen
ipeiten Sabrt ielbft baS @eben iebr iauer
ipirb. Die Wusfeln, bic beim Ian3en
in Sspesuns tommen, iperben burd be'
ItGnbiseS &abfabren serabesu seldbmt
IS ipirb baber einem paiiionIrten 6atrer
ldliebli4 b6lie unmDslit iein, li4 mil
oer fur bas 3anaen nOtbnenoieen 2eih.
nsteit auf bic Subipibsn su erbeben unt
bic Tan,idritte nit 2lnmutb auSsuftib'
ren. alud in mander anoeren Sesieb'
une MAIDEN fid bic Nadibeile bsS Ra'
oelns bsmeribar. Sang abseisben BON
oer eissnibdmIiden llnseididIidfsit unt
Stsifbsit in Der 8sipesuns, prdst iit
bic aasusrObs Sinsube on ben 8abipOrl
aud nod in Der Saltune unb Der Sieui
oss Sabras in b0dit unportbeilbaftei
BeiIe aus. Sin Wenfd, Der ben ar6B'
len 9beil bes Cages auf feinem eelleb'
ten Stablrob subrinst, ma6t bulo ben
@inbrud sines SdwinbiIdtisen, Obel
tpenn iein ionitises ausieben bic Yin.
nabms 2dsen itraft. pIrien bod be,
frumme Hadsn uno bic nad born seneie'
ten S4ultsrn in bpben Dtabe unid6n,
Selbhpsritdnbli& perosn bieienisen Ber.
iOnen, bic ben Sport nur mdBis betrei.
ben, ipenis ober sarnidt bon ben Imam.
nsbmli6fetsn bss Raofabrens ses
troffen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13

Ser Strsit Der 8aussiperfidaftsn ba
ii9 iiber Gbieaso binaus perbreitet. Di'
8eamten Der Union Der @as. unb @af'
lsrrbbrenIsssr unb Wonteure baben teIe'
srasbiid bic glnfeauns Der Arbeit an
Bauten in ct. Souls, Spraeule, Wors
defer. Columbus unb indianapolis ans
seorbnet. Sn @bieaeO fam Cd gum
aampf spiitsn itrsitenben @iienarbei'
tern unb Hi6ts llnionleuten, ipelde bon
8anberpooI Il So. in Der Goiiase @rops
4psnus bsiGdftist iino. gbe pOIIsei
antam, mare es beinube gu einem Auf.
rubr ssiOmmen. Drei SeabS purbsu
perpunbst, elmer sefdbrli9 am 8opf
ourd sinen Sdlas nit elner Sre6fanee.
i'm @rbseidOb. mo er arbeiteie. Die
anbersn purben BON 8adfeinen sstrof.
fen, bic man na4 ibnen mari. Ser
8raipaq puree burb ben 8eriud Der
5treltsr, bic SeabS sur @initeaans Der
4rbeit su bepeeen, bsrbsiseftibrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13

Die Mrt unb Msiie nie mon ieitens
unisrer Rssisruns fur ben am B. Mai
in WaibinutOn er6ffnsten filntien gDslt'
pots GOnsreb seiOrsi bat, IL eine S&mat
fur unisr 2ano unb lam nur oaSu beis
trasen, bic adtunB Dor ben Der. Staas
ten in ben Ausen guropa's, bic obnebin
ni1t sroB 1T. nod beoeutenb berabsumlns
bern. Obns Gang uno alane sins Oas
ueItbsbsutsnDe @rsisnib in Scene. Gee
rabe OILS Oh ss iih um eine nidtsiaeenoe
PribatanseIssenbsit banoelte. 8n
m5atsn oarauf meiten, oaB 8orfebruns
aen aetroffen porben trGren, Denn es elm
glationaleonpsnt Der Sauffdmpfer, ober
,Subbalipielsr mare. 9lber Elm Belts
pot. GOnsrsb- @ss bat oas fur
ben Durti6niits, amerifaner fur Elm
SntereHe Daran tann man ipeoer iein
SHnitt6en MAIDEN, nod bat man cine
@eleeenbsit. iia babel auf lanoesablide
Weiie su amulirsn. Bc,u alio baftir
sinsn Sent bspIaissn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13

gad ben lsstsn 8sridtsn beIiuft iid
bic 3abI Der bel Der Barrier 8ranefata'
itropbejums 2eben @siommensn auf LAT ;
absr nod 1T bic 8ranOitatte nidt poa
itdnbis sefldrt unb eSmbeen nod tpeitere
Opier sum 8orftsin iommen. S1aaers
lid. Weld eine Summe bon Sammer
oa aneeridtet nurbe -Das wir taoel.
ten. traf aud bel bieism 8runounsIlds
su. Nad porIissenosn Mn8aben tpar
oas fur ben 8asar oienenbe Ieidte @e.
bdube-pabri@einIi4 neil man es fir
isinen tempOrdren 3ued eeuiseno bieIt
bon Der itdbtiiden 8aubebbrbe Dor
isinsm @ebraude ni6t inipieirt iporoen.
Aqs 8Oriplrfe. peIbe fib bic 8ebOrosn
isst MAIDEN, f6nnen Oas srdblide lin.
slGd nidt unssi6eben MAIDEN. SOfents
LID laBt man es aber BON nun an ni9t
bios in Paris. ionbern iiberaa on Der
flr6terIiaen Strafe bieier Nadldiiisteii
senus isin uno erfiat in 8utunft in
ieosm Sale bic idulriss Snipetticns'
pfliht.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13
RepublifanifAe Speif.

Wir brauhen @eIb.
9ei1rdutt bic gIussuben
Sdat uns nidt Elm, bas Bolt iol sab'
len, mir permebren bic ginnabmen.
Womits 2
9urd grbsbuns Der 36ae.
Das senGst nidt.
Damn iolen bic 8rauer berbaItsn ;
so Genis mebr fir'S Barrel Bier, bslnet
l6-l7 DtiQionen.
9aS mare aber nidt notbie. ba bod
nad Der 8ere6nuns Dinslep's bic nsuen
3oal6be 1870 WliQionen Dollars Elm.
bringen perben.
CT bat aber bic 8ebnuns obne btn
Wirtb, b. 3. obne ben Senat unb bic
Smporteure eema4t.
Der Senat ipiro iid nod sipsi Wonuts
uessn Der 3oaidss berumbalsen unO bic
Smporteure tperben blnrelbeno 8eii
finpen. einsn nebsrfIub on Waarsn su
Den alten Iariiidben ein3uftibren. Sols'
li6 tperben bic 3oleinnabmen i'm n66s
ten SiscaIiubre isbr serinse iein unb
lpabri&einli4 ni8t binrei&en, um bas
Oef3lt Su oeden.
WaS nun tbun
@i. ba fallen mir bic 8rauer an, bic
baben's @elo bids liesen, uno cine iOI6e
Stsuer IN nur bel ben ,,Dutbmsn" un.
popular, bic rei6en gantses unb sroben
@orporationen birfen mir nidt anSapien.
Seine Sriparnile, ionbern bbbere
Steuern fir bic GOniumenten; Stub
fur bic Rei3en unb bic probuSenten unb
nsus 2uiten fiir bas arme iteuer,abs
lsnbe Bolt; bos ii rspublifunii6s 2osif.
Dieter 8rue tpiro absr nur bis sum
Sabre 1900 gum 8runnen sebsn unb
oann elenoisIid serideasn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13
In Sdninhfnhtias

Der lluterjeidnete. Der ourd elm aep6bn.
Iides @ittsl jur @siunobeit uieosr bsrseftsli
unros. nahoem er einise Sabre lang on elmer
bpsren eungentranibeit uno Der ssfiirdtstsn
arantbett, Sbuinbiudt sslitten bate, bat Elm
srcbes SerIargsn isnsn Wiileiosnbsn bas
Riiisl Der psiIuns bsiannt ,u maasn. als
0tesnieen, Die 20 perlanssu, piro sr frsunolidit
(SofenfrsD cine abidrift Der 3ubsrsiiung
l5idsn, ruslte fie ale sius f9sre Seiluns fur
Sbpinbiudt aftbma. Gatarrb, Bronditas uub
ale Sals. uno euussn.srantbsitsn inosn wsr-
ben. Gr boHt oas alIe 9.ioenoe isin psiImitteI
probiren ueroen, oa 60 isbr ruertbuoq 1t Die.
ienigsn Uelde bic 5ubersitnns usrIaussn, pelds
lbnen Hibts toiten wiro, mo elm Se9sn fur ne
lein mag, poIlen 9efdtli9ft ebrw. eomarb
u. w tlfon, BrUoflpu. y. o.. aboreffirsn
Rsz SrUdbnt oieie 5eihna.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13
Selaipare, eada. G. Beiern Giienbabn.
4Rnnfnn 10 sNffnher 1906

3iae perldfisn Srauton: Grprsb fir SYras
euis, Sspsso, Utica, Buffalo unb ben 0shsn
t2 % uub 2.35 Wcrssns unb 1.55 Hatm.,
Ysrbinpuus ma6snp In Buffalo uad alien
puufteu In BEN Wsnsn, 8insbamton UNI Bath
um 9.t5 M. unb .05 Nahm. Glmira GrprsB
um 55 Ra6m. Grprsb fir Nsp gJcrf, LAO,
$50, SIS, 500, 955 Dr.. t.f0 unb 1888
9a6m. Grprrb fir philadelphia, Cation,
Irsntpu. sis, 500 unb 9.55 Dr., f.f0 unb
i.33 9ia6m. MbcIIpn Neepmpoatipn ptrlGbi
SCRANTON um 400 unb 6 10 Radm. 5obs.
hanna NeeUmp'ati psrlabt Serautpn um 6.1O
Abenbs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13

Cine SpeciaIbspei6e aus 8apitabi
meloet, bab bic Armee. .Reierpe Der SO.
Ionic in RataI ben 8efebl erboIten babe.
iib in 8ereiiibaft fur aftiuen Dienit su
bulten. Serner tpirb semelbet. bab bic
Resieruns Der SIoafrItaniihen 8epu'
blif ibre berittenen SelOideer initrput
bat, bte 9rense uOn Ratal sriiublid abs
'supatrOuiliren unb iece peroddtise 8es
pesunB iOfort ,u beridien. Gin Gireu'
lar BON SranSpaal 1T in Der 3apcoIonle
uno i'm Oranie' 5reiltaat perbreitet NOR.
ben. tpeldeS bic afrieanbers sur SiIfe
uufOroett uno iast: ,.Bir tpOaen me.
Der @uer @elb, nod @uere moralii@s
untetitibuns. Bir uerlanssn, bab
Sbr fommt unb uns Silfe Ieiitet'.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13
Srpfer kSerDienit !!

8r uns feline soorsif. einisubst. btm isnosr
mir per BOT 9snaue ausfnuft iber Elm aaui
nenss Seiddft womit iraeno cine perfon mann
li9en ooer uelbliden 8eidIedts auf sbrIidI
Beiis uno obue srobe ausIasen unb Rlbs iiber
100 Dollars per Wonat peroieneh tam. obu.
Rsiien unS ReooeIn Ssin assntft lfts. Gum
bug ionoern Elm ebrIidts @siddft aorefiire
JOHN HOUSE & Co, Canton. Lewis Co.. Mo.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13
Grant Stetter,
SOtel nm0 SGcferei,
@atnffraee, 0nbe Narf.

Barms unb taIte epsifsn fuo su isoer "a.
9ssjett tn baben. 6riidss Eager ftets on
3apt, iotpis Beins, eiquore unb Gigarrsn.
Die nit meinem Sotel perbunbene Sddsrei
lisfsrt Elm uo9islides 8adp,rt. unb psrosn
aus BeffsIluHsen prompt uno biuis bslorat.
Grant Stetter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13

a6- Guts Grbeit su mdbissn Brsiisn
Iisfert bic >, ,BedenbIatt" Office.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13
@iienbabn Seittabelle.

Grie uno @bomins gaIIeb Giienbabn 60.
a. 9anuar 1897.
i3hss perlafen S:ranton fir Rsp gorf, Hsp.
burab unb 3piltenfatipnsn, sbsnio Satplfy unb
ufalsn puuftsu nm 7.05 Iprssns unb 2.28
Na6m., unb eruiGen Serantpn oou pbistn
punftsn um 1898 Dr., unp 9.3S RaGmittaas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13

lbsruimmt aIs in Sas Maurerfad einidIaaen.
ben arbeiten uno Hefert Bstsrsburssr biaus
uno @sit Wountain ssIbe Wauerfene unS
aebrohene Steiue fur eementb6oen in 3eIern
aa6 allen SbsiIsn Der Staot i6nea uno biqisf.
EA- SeIepbone 80. 1884.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13

Or. Miles Pain Pills are guaranteed to stop
Headache In 20 minutes zone cent dose"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-06-28
BROOKLYN COMING HOME.
by Cable to The Associated Press

[By Cable to The Associated Press
SOUTHAMPTON, June 2S, 1s97.-The
United States cruiser Brooklyn, flying the
flag of Rear Admiral J. N. Miller. has
arrived here from Portsmouth and is now
coaling. She has been ordered to get
ready for sea Immediately and returns to
New York on Friday, instead of remain-
ing on this side of the Atlantic until the
middle of July, as originally intended.
Inere is much speculation as to the reason
for her recall. :
Prince Hohenlohe has started for Berlin.
he visited Prince Bismarck at Fried
capital.
Much pleasure has been expressed here
az a remark made by Rear-Admiral T. N.
Miller, U. 8. N, to General Davis, COM
manding the Southern district. 1t was
My advice, sir, to any nation going to
war is to consult England first
Ihe United States Special Envoy. Mr..
Whitelaw Reid. gave a luncheon today in
horor OF the Due d'Auerstadt marshal
DavouSt, the Grand Chancellor of the
Legion Of Honor and the Special Envoy.
OF France. The guests included the Unit
ed states Ambassador, Colonel John HAY
and the Hawaiian representative, Mr.. S.
M. Damon.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-06-28
A WARD SET BACK.
Mr.. Heintze Not Yet Ready to
Vote for the Water En-
gineer- Question Of
Age.

The Street and Water Commissioners,
at their meeting this afternoon, will not
appoint Mr.. John H. Ward as their en-
glneer to assist in the preparation of
plans and specifications for a new sup
ply. Commissioner Heintze has not as
yet fully made up his mind concerning
Mr.. Ward, and before he will vote for
him he wants to inquire about and ex-
anime some of the water works which
were constructed under his supervision
not want to act without him, SO the ap-
pointment has been deferred
President Boltwood is with Commission
er Heintze in the stand ne has taken.
Without their votes, Mr.. Ward cannot be
appointed, as Commissioner Brown, the
Republican member votes with them in
all matters.
Commissioner Heintze has some objec-
ton to Mr. Ward because of his age
He has been informed that Mr. Ward is
rather feeble to undertake such diff
cult task. Friends of Mr.. Ward, how
ever, say he was never in better health.
No one disputes his competency. 1t is
probable that the Board will adjourn to
meet again next. Wednesday In the
meantime it is expected that Commission
er Heintze will have seen Mr.. Ward and
be prepared to vote for him.
The failure of the Board to appoint him
today gave rise to the rumor that there
was hitch. The Commissioners deny
that there is any, and say that they are
merely proceeding slowly in order that
everyone concerned may be satisfied. The
Finance Board will meet this evening and
it is probable that Mr.. Vermeule will be
appointed their consulting engineer.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-06-28
EDUCATION BOARD WANTS $4,000
Finance Board May Cut Down the
Sum by One Half

The Finance Commissioners held All in
formal meeting this morning to look over
the estimates of the Board of Education
OF money required to repair the school
buildings during the summer months.
The Directors ask for about s4o, 900. That
sum has been allowed previous years. but
the outlook is that not more than one
half that amount will be appropriated
TINS time. The Finance Commissioners
say they havn't the money at hand to
make liberal allowance. The Directors
have submitted itemized accounts Of the
money they require and have shown lust
how each dollar is to be expended
In making an appropriation the Finance
commissioners intend endeavoring to pro-
viae Ior the repairs in each school which
are most urgent. To do that thew a re
going to go over each list carefully. The;
appropriation may be made at a rnee,ting
evening. -
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-06-28
WAS TIE JUNKMAN A FEN0E2
Case in Court Arising Out Of Theft
of Copper Wire.

Case in Court Arising Out of Theft
of Copper Wire.
About the middle of last March there
was roundup of boys who had been
earning candy and cigarette money by
stealing copper wire belonging to the
Hudson County Railway Company and
selling. They stripped the wire from the
tracks, and the annoyance and inconven-
ience they caused was of more concern
to the company than the loss of the
property. AS a result of the roundup
George Hanshe, who keeps junk shop
in Beacon avenue, is on trial in the Gen
eral Sessions Court today on an indict-
ment for larceny and receiving stolen
goods.
On March Is, Warren Han, track
supervisor IN the employ of the company,
saw some boys on the elevated track
cutting @ the copper wire and throwing it
up in bundle. He caught one of the
boys who had some of the wire in his
possession, and turned him over to Police
man Brandt, who took the prisoner to
the Sixth precinct police station. The
boy said that the other boys, who had a
bag OF copper wire with them, were going
licemen followed them and saw them go
into. Hanshe's yard Hanshe, according
to the testimony. was In. the act of ex-
dIHlnlnS the WIRE IN the bag when Hall
and the policeman arrived. One of the
boys recognized the policeman and they
ran away, but they were all caught af-
terWard.
At the opening of the case Lawyer
Klink, who appeared for the defense,
moved to quash the Indictment on several
technical grounds. but his motion was
Policeman Brandt and Supervisor Hall
told their stories with considerable diff
Guilty. as Mr.. Klink was loaded to the
muzzle with technical objections
Barney Williams, of No. 20 Laidlaw
avenue, dirninutive little urchin, testi-
fed that he often stole wire from the
railroad. On this particular occasion he
and the other boys took the bag of wire
to Hanshe's and were negotiating with
him for the sale of it when the policeman
and Hall arrived and brought the negotia-
tions to an abrupt termination The case
Will probably consume the greater part
of the afternoon. -...
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-06-28

SIGNAL BOX CLOGGED
Disastrous Results of a Coat
of Paint in an Early
Morning Fire.
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS DAMAGE
Frame Buildings Swept Away
While Men Ran to a Distant
Alarm Station.
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS DAMAGE

Fire destroyed number of frame buzHz,
lngs on Webster and Sherman avenues
early yesterday morning 1t started in
the gold refining establishment of Robert
Lintenburg, at No. 1853 Webster avenue.
Adjoining Lintenburg'is shop, which is in
a one story frame building, was a one
story stable, owned and occupied by
Henry Denis. The stable was totally de-
stroyed and a valuable horse was burned
% death before the fire engines arrived.
from the stable the fire spread to a
chicken coup and thence to the two-story
frame building at No. 159 Webster ave-
nue.. which was owned and occupied by
Mrs. Mary Butler. The two-story frame
building at No. 106 Sherman avenue,
owned by William Davidson and occupied
py Fred Kohostrempo, and the one and a
haH story frame dwelling owned by Mrs.
Mary Fredericks and occupied by Peter
Grimes. were also badly damaged. Five
other houses on Sherman avenue were
scorched. The total loss is estimated at
$4,000.
The fire was discovered shortly after
three O'Clock Two of the buildings were
totally destroyed and the others were
burning fercely before the firemen ar
rived. Fire engines Nos. Z, II, IA and
chemical engine No. II, with truck No. 3,
arrived at 3:45 o'clock in response to an
alarm which was sent in from box No. AZ.
at PaliSade avenue and Franklin street
which was pulled by Sergeant Howell.
They soon had the flames under control
and in one hour and half had extinguish-
ed them. Had the firernen arrived when
the conflagration was first discovered.
there Is no doubt that they would have
been able to save several of the buildings
that were destroyed
1t was not our fault" said Chief Con-
way to News reporter this MORN
ing, that we did not save the build-
fngs. We responded to the first alarm
we received and lost no time in getting
to the fire. The whole work was THAI
box No. 19, at New York avenue and
South street. would not open. The Com
nlissioners ordered the signal boxes paint
ed some time ago. The paint got into
the cracks around the door of box No
145 and got hardened. When they tried
to send in an alarm from there yester-
day morning they could not get the box
open. While they were tryt< to open
it. the fire was spreading. When It was
seen that the alarm wouldn't work, some
one ran to box No. AZ, which is half a
mile distant, and sent In an alarm from
there. We did not get any alarm from
box No. las until after we had gone to
the fire. We went in response to xhe
alarm from No. AZ. When we got the
lines laid 1t was an easy matter to handle
the fire.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-06-28
SLAYER SLAYS HIMSELF.

HAzLETON, Pa, June 2S, 1S97.-John
Broadt. indicted for murder, but later re-
leased ON habeas corpus hearing and
whose trial was to have come up court
To-Day, shot and killed himself few yards
from his home this morning.
On February IA, Broadt got into an
altercation with number of Italians on
Diamond avenue. During the melee he
Ta1,e ss1nea "a q Ience paling and struck vitaliana
Iomasella over the head killing him In
stantly. Self-defence was the nlea n bafara
leased under IS. 900 bail
ha was to have left here this morning
on the 7:10 train for Wilkesbarre. where
me trial was to have taken place The
prospective trial preyed upon his mind
During the morning he attempted to xiii
h1mseit hn s; several ;s times. but was prevented
finally and ran from the House. He placed eI
the revolver in his mouth and fred while
running and expired a few minutes later.
The shooting. occurred in sight of his wife
and five children.