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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-17
VICTORIA LOCALS.


Delegates To the COiOrcd nnpttst
Convention Leaving for Home.
Victoria, Texas. October l5.--Mlss Vie.
tor,a Coward aril MIR. W. C. Gunlook were
married on Tuesday night al the home OF
the bride on tho GSrcltas.
outgoing trains were crowded today with
returning delegates TO the general conven-
ton of the colored Bapiisgs, which attract"
cd FUZZY 500 visitors to the city, AL of
whom were hospitality entertained auA en-
| joysd their stay here immensely. The con-
ventlon was very successful. Full pro-
cecdlugs of Yesterdays session appear else
whete.
Grand Chancellor u. II. Blake OF the
| IL 'RtSf Of pvthias wtl make an official
| visit to Victoria lodge No % next Wodncs
| day night, and preparations are making 10
' cclebraGa tho event appropriately Dr
! E,ake was the Installing officer of this
| oira II 1892. which adas special interest
to tho occasion.
| Mrs. G. r. Cottinghim and children re-
| turned yesterday from stay OF month
| with relatives In Cueto
| Rev and Mrs A. w Burroughs and
children are expected home next wees from
two months visit to relatives In Con
necticut
Ten or twelve cars OF cattle were
shipped yesterday to various markets
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A Big Gin.

Calvert, Texas. October 15.-Messrs. J. II
Gibson & Co. 0, this city have what is said
to be the largest cotton - in the world
ranged in four series. with four gin Stands
and ore press to each series The gin has
a capacity OF 200 bales per day Up 10
date about $500 bales hays been ginned
Tho company also puts up the round bale
and The Post correspondent is informed
hat this bale is constantly gEnlag favor
It being easier to handle AMI nsts the pro-
Queer aDi shipper mors moray. Soma
planters will have no other. This same
company owns the oil mill here aai has ia
own iron foundry. About 10 men receive
wages monthly from the company
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OF every 100 enlisted men want to be mu.-

OF every 100 enlisted men want to be mus-
tered out
Follow ng is a dispatch received by Gem
erai lllwton from the secretary OF war yes
tcriRy:
What regiments and how many can
leave Santiago al once2'
Reply; Second immune', Eighth Illinois
(colored). Seoond Kansas (coloredD."
That means move soon to somewherc.
More rain has fallen IN the last ten days
thin at any { me sine we reached here.
August =, Two or three hard rains every
day,
Business in Santiago Ia on boom:
everything is golag ahead, The railroad
from here TO san Luis Is all rebuilt A
25-ton Ice plant win be completed In ten
days. Swtt & co have q cold storage
pint In full operation. Every day cargo
OF lumber arrives.
Tho steamship Berlin arrived today with
mail Pay rolls have been signed and SEN
4 in, pay day soon, Robert Burge'
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DEAD AND SICK TEXANS.
sickness II ON the Incrense In HOODS
Immune Regiment.

To the Editor OF The Pot
songo Post. via Santiago de Cuba. octo'
Der s--Slclless increased 100 per cent In
Hoods regiment last week and continues
20 increase. Yesterday and day before
there were four deaths, all being In the
general hospital at Santiago. Bugler r.
w. Tyler OF company !. a resident OF Beau
mont. Texas. dysentery; Private Rodman,
company l. New IBERIA, La. asthma; Pri-
waite Mundon, company Il. Eagle Lake,
Texas. dyFentery Prlvate Sniith company
NJ, Cincinnati, Ohio, fever.
Corporal j. A. Wyiand OF company II 10
in the general hospital suffering from .
chronic foot disease. Sergeant Stom OF
company II 10 seriously III In the general
hospital OF fever Quartermaster Sergeant
Robert Burge OF company II is just out
OF the general hospital, having had an at
tack OF fever: he Is improving.
Private Waddell Is dangerously sex In
the general hospital with typhoid fever.
Lieutenant Pickard OF company X has
been promoted to Captain.
Lieutenant Rockwell OF company n has
alto betn promoted TO . cspfaincy.
There II more dissatisfaction Just nov
about being kept hsrs than ever bsfors; %
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-17

Niagara Falls and Chicago, Mr.. Lewis Is
ono of the most popular travelling men IN
Texas
Mrs. Amanda Hall came home from
Brownwood yesterday, having spent the
summer with her son AMI his family IN
that city
Mrs Morris leaves To-Day for her home
in Pilot Point. having spent two weeks
with her Sister, Mrs. Graham Denton, OF
of Temple.
Mrs Caroline Smithcr left yesterday tor
her homo in Huntsville. Texas,
Miss Ootavia Harris is entertaining Miss
Della Carroll OF Caldwell for week
Mrs. Courtiani Lawrnce leaves tomor.
row for Waco, where she Will make her
home. MIR. Lawrence bJiug one OF Sanger
Bros cotton buyers Tor the season.
Born TO Mr.. AND Mrs. \, II Davis. a
.iaugnfar
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A Synagogue fur Corsieann.

Cors!cana, Texas, October 15.--Mr. ]. W.
Friodlandtr, who Is chairman OF the com
nht,ee on bylaws To-. the Jewish syna-
gogue, was 10 laxative mood this morn
ing, and in response to questions askei by
4 representative OF The Post regarding the
synagogue said:
Il am truly proud of the citizens OF Cor
sicana. The soliciting committee have bee
at work and have done remarkably well,
and the synagogue is al assured succ .ss.
The citizens. both Jews and Geatiles, have
subscrihei literally and treated thc COM
mittee with tho greatest success. The by
laws for the order have all been drawn up
and will be submitted at ths next meeting
and tho application for a charter viii he
sent TO Austin in q few days. The knights
OF Hcoor lodge at their last meeting do
mated literally. and there is hardly any
thsng else to do but TO commence building"
Mr. Frieilandsr Is very enthusiastic on
the subject. and while the funds are not
all raised II IS very likely that arrange
msnts 10 build will be made at the nexs
meeting.
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The Government Report.

Washington. October 1.-THE marine
hospital service tonight received the fol-
lowing report from the yellow fever dis
trict:
Franklin. La, new cases, %; no deaths.
Rdgeland, Miss. one new case. Hates
burg VI ST.. new casfs oxford. Miss,
2 new cases. Natchez, Hiss. 3 new ca res.
Queen Hi, Miss, one new case. one death.
Tayiorg, Miss, one new case.
4 dispatch from Jackson. Miss, dated
yesterday and received today states tha.
there we're new cases.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-17

Lt'le Rock, October ia special from
Mammoth Springs. Ark. says Mrs. Joe
Williams and her SITTER. Mrs. Br.nkiey.
wtaie whiting cit their brothers home near
,has place, prepared what they thought 10
be mushrooms for supper. The dish proved
90 be toad stools ami all OF the fifteen per-
sons who ate OF " were poisoned. three
81 Chilly. and tho others ssriously. 49,
yc2r-oh 6augAfer OF peighbor named
Greer. and Mrs. Br.nkleys youngest SON
died The others though are not seriously
~ and may recover
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-17

Nayasota, Texas. October ia mission
airy rally given this forenoon at the Meth
odl2t church by the pupils OF the Sunday
school WAS very pronounced success and
a n1ee sum OF money WIS raised for the
cause. The programme followed was thai
iurnlshci by the State board.
Rev, =. H. Chambers, the Methodist pas
tor expects TO begin revival meeting on
ghe goth instant, and Is TO be assisted by
Rev. II. a. Reagan. lately OF Colorado
The floor OF tho church has just been
raised some ten inches and new carpet
has been ordered.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-17
LECTURES on ANATOMY.
Physician Giving Ills Time to In
struct Public school Children

PhYsicinn Giving His Time to In
struct Public school Children.
Edna, Texas, october l5,-By special re-
crest, DIR. Ell A. Malsch county health Of
foer commenced on yesterday evening at
the public school a series Of lectures that
he Is to deliver before the advanced pupils
OF the public school on the subject "Anat-
omy of tho Human Body"
His lecture yesterday evening was con-
fined to the skull. He avoided technical
terms where it was poss Bile, and clearly
set out The Gifferent div1sions, naming
each giving their relative functions stat
ing some very important facts not known
usually to the 2verage student of physi-
ology.
The advan. age TO be derived from such
ms ruct.on is readily corceived by those
who have attended and took advantage OF
the learning and experience of physicians
who stsnd high in their profession. Such
Instruction is Sought by Professor W. u.
Edelen, principal of the Edna public school.
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Grimes County Darti.t-.

Navasota, Texas. October i5.-The fol-
lowing delegates wers elected "Wednesday
night by the congregation OF the Baptist
church TO attend the meeting OF Grimes
County Baptist association. which meets al
Oakland on Friday before the fourth Sun
aay "a october: Rev. Isaac Sellers. Charles
Blatherwf.k. J. j. Fielder S. j. Walker
~ A. Shannon, j. A. Rodes, j. n.
league. Sterling Davis. Mrs. S. ]. Walker
Mrs. Fannie Anderson MrA. II. H. George
and Mrs James T. Lott.
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PopuIi.t Paper breaks.

Atlanta, Ca. October l6.--The Peoples
Party Paper. tie Official organ OF the popu-
lisa for this State. has suspended publica-
ton. The paper has been in financial
straits for some time and ha1 been losing
money. The plant Of the paper has bee,
levied on by the sheriff to safety a len.
During the late campaign the publication
was edited by Chairman Carter OF the peo-
plea party. Mr.. Austin Hoicomb, who was
business manager for q year or more. re-
signed before the State election.
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A Mantle Of Charity.
Terrell Index.

What howl would so up u the news-
papers were to critIcise the individual .
freely as the people criticise the news
papers. Every issue Of a newspaper y .
mantle OF charity and the matter LETT 0ue
truth, not gossip--would often equal u
volume the matter published. II an editor
were to get out cold fact edition some
days and then climb . tall tree and witch
the results. whew. what picnic As wosAe
have. ., ~. A N 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-17

Cincinnati, Ohio, October 1G.-Dr. Wall
ter Wyman, surgeon general OF the United
States marine hospital service. addressed
tho Commercial club Of this city last night
on Quarantine and Commerce" and 10
night iogt for the South On a general tour
10 investigate me yellow fever conditions
and report on the game before the as
sembl.ng OF congross.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-17
HOUSTON DAILY POST MORNING. OCTOBER H. 1893
PAPA'S SONS.
boIitioal Appointments in the Soft
Snap Brigade.

SENATORS and CABINET OFFICERS
CONGRESSMAN AND MIlLIoNAIRES
rs,
oro
experience in business fe
karr in attempts
rhs little of what needed the positions
possibly
mile Of work uhor -
snobs
uen filled with to travel
o of
how much clothing blankets need
ndoher
and of them without medical
the
soldiers Of appointments 10
o - ~ "ff'"e"'S |"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-17

Hearnc. Texas. October i6.--on account
OF breakdown, tho Natoral Cotton Oh
company has closed down for few days.
Colonel Edwin Wilson was In the city
this morning an6 left on the afternoon
train for Austin,
a protracted meeting viii be held a.
tho Baptist church this week.
Henry G. Shaw, now on the Bryan FACE
G.! Bryan, was IN Hearne today.
Announcement has been made here that
Rev. =. r. Brannan, W23thortord, Will be-
gin mission at Calvert tomorrow for
Catholics and Professionals, Rev. Brannsn
ms de several lectures here about two years
ago and they were well received by all who
hesri him
Mr.. Il. r Rea OF Midlothian is here to-
dav meeting old frends
Mr.. J. J. Pore passed through the city
yesterday evening from Dallas en- route TO
his home In Marquee.
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wharton Items.

Wharton. Texas. October 10 Mr. Joe
Bulls has sold his meat market to Messrs
Kunchelce G Blrbee. Mr.. Bulls hae pun
Chased some fertile Caney acres and will
plant ribbon cane.
Leading members OF tho White Mans
Union associa ZION will meet In ID Campo
today for O. grand rally.
Judge w. c. Carpenter, formerly cii-
zen of ths town, now Of Bay city, Is all o
an applicant for the vacant iudgeshp In
this district. His friends here are Lending
him their warm support ani believe they
viii bo successful IL securing him the APP
pointmcnt
As news item. tho Reporter gives tho
following anent the indepenient move ment,
az published In the Wharton STAR ana ad-
dressed to the secretary of the union: Two
iiHis have come in asking the Withdrawal
o! their names from the roll of the unlon,
one from East Bernard with 10 names aud
one from the western portion Of tf7 coun
" with 90 signatures. Tho union member
ship cons.ts OF over 1900 rames
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-17
COXEY WILL NOT WALK ANY MORE

COXEY WILL WALK MORE
anms
pal "
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-10-06
0on Der Sdbfeite.


neniemann's fodtsr" am 0. Cftober in
Der Wnfif 6alle.
Select Councilman 8obert- -Robinion
III sefdbrIi4 erfrantt.
Ser Grocer gbas. @eitiabI bon Bittss
ton Gpsnue If Iebenssefabrli6 erfranft.
George 8Iein bon @ebar arenue fiibrte
sefern Reaie Webler alS feline 9attin
heim.
Ssrr unb Srau Daniel Bell iinb tpie.
Der uuf unbeftimmts 3eit mad SonesbaIe
eereiit.
8si ben gbeIeuten Souls 8rumbader
an Sidorp Strabe bat ii& Elm S6bnIein
einseitelIt.
Die Serren @eorse Reber, GbarIss
AOtbuder unb 8iaian 8oos treten beuts
eine Stpeimonatlide 8eiie nad Deutids
Lamb an.
8auinipeftor glelion bat bas Auartisr
oer Century ShIaud @ompanie ais uu'
Iider perbauimt. aud ioq eS ianitdriid
unsenlseno iein.
9luf bic Qnflaee bes frimineIIen GIN.
eriffs tpurbe am Sreitas Safob pontius
unier $500 8drBibaft seteat, bic 4us.
Sdimpff leiiieie.
Sin SdusIins ber GbeIeute Mueuit
8ebner bon Prospeet Npenue paro am
Oonneritas i'm beuti9en fatb. Srisbbofe
bel Ro. 5 beerbist.
Gum 8enefis bon Srsb. IroB, Der Dor
Sabresfriit permanent perlebt fpurbe.
finoet am 4benO beS 10. Oftober Elm Bad
in Der Sdnserrunbe Saqe itatt.
Sobn Barrett bon Srpins Ibenue, Elm
8remfer auf elmer Der fIeinen StabI,
miibIe 2ofomotipen, erbieIt am Dienitas
cine b0s serbrfidte Sanb, aIs sr cine
8oppelun8 MAIDEN ipoQte.
DITTO. Sobn bss Germ ausuft 8odrctb
bon Sdb Baibinston Npenue, Der Elm
Dlit8lieo bon RooiepeIt's 8 tapferen 8oueb
Rloers mar, lieSt erfranft i'm Song So.
lamb SoipitaI in 9ieip gorf barnieber.
Ssin Batter reiite am 9onnsrfassu ibm.
Sobn 2ubipis bon Bird Strabe ftarb
am Sonntas On ber auSsebruns unb
tpurbe am Dienitas, mad borberigem
Iraueroienit in Der Sidorp StraBe 9ress
bpteriihen &irhe, i'm pittston Mbenue
Srietbofe beerbist. Ser 8erforbene er.
rsi&te bus 90. 9sbensiabr.
Der 5idbriss Sobn RenidIer bon
@ebar 4uenue purbe am DonnerHae
Ibeno bon einem 8aofabrer nieoeraes
rannt, babel elm berrsnftes Bein unter.
balb Der SIfte unb einsn Shnitt nabe
BEN SubseIenf erbaItenb, Iebtere Ser,
IeBuns oar6 cine 9Iasi8erbe peruriaat.
Der 8ann Der fatboIii6en air&s se.
gen pfarrer 5rancis Soour bon Der
bieSieitisen unabbdnsisen poIniiden Sc.
meinee 1T am Samitas bffentIid in
allen polnifben &irdsn ber scranton
DioS6ie perlefen tporben, neil er f6
peiserte, feinen eioliden BerpfIi9tunsen
oem Sii9Of sesenibsr ,u foIsen.
Denim Der iaoIidsn StabImable an.
sefeaten Serrp See bon 8roof Strabe
traf am Donneritas cine eIiibenb beige
Shiene unterbalb benz 3nie unb brane
ourd bas Sleiid bis gum 8no6sn ; Der
10 i6merSIi6 8erIebte feI beiinnunssIos
nieoer uuo iuurbe nab isiner @rboIune
Sur drstli6er SebanbIuns bsimsenommsn.
- Ritmano beriaumr am 9. Oftaber bic
Grofnuns Der oeutidtn Sbeateriaiion.
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Rttt6ton.

-Srau Marp Bon Nbrens bon bier
IN am Sreitas cine Original Bittipsnpen.
iiOn bon ss monatIi& auseipro6en tpor'
ben.
-9a man bes Seuers i'm 9abine
S4adt nidt Serr iperSen fam. iit be.
f&Iofsn iporbsn, stpei peitere 4bern 3u
iiberflutben.
Sri. PauIine 2dufer bon WilIiam
Strabe erIas am Wlontaa i'm 90. 2ebenss
labre elmer lan8anbaltenben 2ranfbeit /;
te tpuroe am Witttpo& in @ilfes' Barre
beerbies.
= 0onneritas mar elm @aIatas fiir
bic tieiise Seusrpebr, benn oeren idbr.
li6e parabe bate cine sroBe Weniaens
mense aneeIodt unb au6 8eiuher bon
austparts sebrudt; aass atbmete 2uft
unb 2sben.
= Beter 8eibferser itarb am 9ons
neritas in Der Wobnune ieiner Wlutter ;u
Susbsstopn nah bisrip64entlider
8ranfbeit am Nerpsniisber unb ipurbe am
SOnntas bon bsr st. petsr's Iutb. 8irds
aus i'm SamtOtpn 5risobofe bssroist.
Der l6 Sabre aIte Robert SOpiinS
bon Searle Strabe, ais Treiber i'm 9lo,
Sda4t Der Penn. 8obIsn 60. ange,
fteut, tpurbe am Donnertas bon ieinem
our4brennenben @ieI cine Difan3 &c.
i9lsppt unb 10 f6per perIsst, baB man
ibn tooi aufbob.
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Sunmcre.

= Sin SdueIins Der gbeleute 8eores
5rib itarb am Sonntas uno tpurbe am
Montas bseroist.
= Die 8spftone 8rau So. bat am
Woniae nit ber grri6tuns elmer 2agers
bier 8rauerei anfanseu laRen, bic SlO,s
900 tOaen ioa.
-Ssnrp BfeIb, ber am Sonntae nit
elmer neuen 2uflfinte ale Senfer in Der
Wurrap, garnsp & 8EoDn Sdmieoe
einidob. mubts am Wontas Sdrsfda aft
feaen.
= Ser 9auidreiner 9onrab &raft
fel am Montas an WaInut SraBe bon
einsm Is SUB bOben @eriiit, babel einen
8ru4 beS re6ten Armes, psrrenftss lin.
tss SanbseIenf unb innerIiae 8erIsbun.
gen erbaItenb.
= Ser 4Iarm bon 8afsn al am
Sumfae glbenb purbe burd Elm Seusr
in Der Sdeune beS @sorse SapIor an
Green 8ibse 6trabe beruriadt, bns se.
l6idt tperben fonnte, ebe es tpeitersn
Shaoen anrt1tete.
Batrid 9nfnep tpurbe am DienItap
in Der Wiine bon Tonnen bon 8obIen
unb Selien beeraben unb man eripartete,
ibn 3u Sobe sebriidt aufsufinben; er
bate iebob muir Elm 9ebrodsnes 8ein
srbaltsn uno tpirb in turser 3eit tpiebel
bsrum iein.
= Die StaIiener Nbreuiu unb Mistas
bon 0rinter Strabe battsn am Dienitap
Streit unb eriterer ersff babel cine glr
unb periebte lesterem bamit einen Sdnit
am @eiidt, nit fnnppsr Rotb ben Sddoe
permiHeno. abreIlia mubte ipdtsr Burg
i&aft felen.
= Miner 8oserS bon babier, elm irr,
fnniser Butient i'm Sialibe Seim, beein,
am DOnnerfas Morsen SeltiimorS
inoem er aus feinem 8ettu6 sinen Strit
anfertiste uno iid erbdnste; Der Manl
lit an relieibier Mania. NIs er an
Gage subor benadridtiet ipurbe, bal
ieine 5rau Elm 8ino seboren bate. ipurb
er unsemein niepersebridt uno seiete
bab er tief oaburh ersriffen iparb. Sell
8uitanb tuurbe 70, bab man ibm Ipe,isa
aufmertiamteit piomsts, bod er fan
stipa 5 nbr @eIesenbeit, bic 3bat unbe
merit au boafiibren.
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BilfeSbarre Ra&ri6ten.


= Ser Sdrieftisbsr Sames Goonep
oem 8. 8ol. 8est. ansebbrenb, erIas an
Sonntae in Santiago benz Siebsr.
Sir ben @onbent Der 9emofratiider
Clubs beS Staates, Der am l8. bS. Wis.
bier itatifinbet, tperben tpeitldufise 8ors
bereitunssn setrcifen.
- George Gidorn, elm Mlner in bel
8lad Diamond Niine in 9u,srne Borough,
tuurbe Iebte Dode 70 idlimm burd elmer
5aa bon Dedenfoblen perIebt, baB el
ipdter i'm Wercp SoipituI itarb.
= 8i9tsr 2pman $. Bennett, bon
Oieiem @ountp, erlus am Sonntas Ibeno
mad Idueerem 2eioen elmer SalSfranf'
belt; ct mar So Sabre alt uno ipurbt
i'm Sabre 1894 ais 8idtsr erpdblt.
- @bemiite Spriss NO. 10 purbe an
Oisnitas Norsen itarf bei6doist. als
iie einem Ilarm bon 8aiten ID Solss
Isifsn ipolIte bas Ssuer mar Elm uns
bebeutenbes, auf ben Sdinbeln Der Ba'
piermibIe bur& llsterbeisuus entitan'
ben.
Die Maidinenperfs Der 2usernt
Nanufaftur So. su 2userne. ioipie biz
auerensenbe @ieberei bon 8. Grosnn &
Son, tpuroen am Donnerfas Nudt burd
5euer serit6rt. iammt Der barin befinb.
liden Waidinerie. Der 8srluit Der er.
itsren betrdst Sig. 200, Der Iestsren s2..
400.
Der gbineie GbarIsp Com bon
Oit Marfet Strabe, Der in lebter Seil
perf&iebene iunee Dtdbden in Ielnen
Blub Iodte unb iie notbsd6tiste. tpurbs
am Donneritns arretirt unb in @rmanseI.
uns bon IS. 900 9drsidaft bem @sfdns.
nib iiberpieien. Die 8eueenausfasen
iteqsn feline ShuIb unsmeifeIbGft feit,
@seen ben Gbineien 500 500 III ebenfals
cine 8Iase tpesen Sittl,dfeitsbersebsn
erboben iporoen, bod 1T berielbe ent'
loben.
-Sn benz MibpaIe Slope Der Sc.
bisb BAILEY &oblen @ompanie su Dtib.
pale entitanb am Samtus Morsen Elm
5euer, bas nit tpenis S9aoen um
nbr Mbenbs seIbidt ipsrben fonnte. Sur
3eit bes NuSbrudS bes ,SeuerS befanben
lib ettpa $50 Irbeiter in Slope, bic nit
Ausnubme BON finf sur Oberfade bss
fbrbert iperben fonnten bic flnf. Peter
Grid, geter @ortpal. Wlartiu SimuIo
citib, Sobn SorpnSfi unb Soiepb Cos
ronsti, ipurben ipdier sritidt aufsefun.
ben. 9ldt giel ipurben ebenfaqs bur6
ben Raud erifidt.
= Ser 55 Sabr aIte gIbett g. @iIfins
ion bon Noro Wuibinston StraBe. Der
ant 90. September Elm SittIi6feitspers
bredsn an Der 10 Sabre alien Settle
Iuhm bon berfelben Strabe bsgine,
tpurbe am Samitas arretirt uno in gr.
manseIuns bon $4,000 Sdrsidaft BEN
9sfansniB iiberianot. Ulapor 9li6oIs
ertI6rte bel benz 8erb6r, bab eS an Der
8eit iei. oaB Semano nit Der griaieb.
uns bon berartieen 8ehien anfanse. Dei
Berbaftete tbbtete Dor a6t Sabren einen
iunsen Dlann namens Gallagher auI
9onman's Sia, fur neIdes 8erbre6er
er iiinf Sabre abiab.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-10-06
(Ginsslanet.)

Ssrr 8sSafteur
SD babe in einem frdberen ariiieI bas
Deutidtbum bes Germ Sobn S4euer,
IT,, beleudtet, Der oils 3anbieat i'm stpeis
ten lsslSlutipsn Diitrift 8anbibirt, unb
mbdte bsute, nit Sbrer @rIaubnib, einige
0orte Iber ieinen @barafter ais 8arssr
unb @eiddftSmann iassn.
Ssrr Sobn Sdeuer in Der Sobn bes
befunnten 8fdIsers Sobn S6euer. fe.
nior, peI6' lebterer bersits i'm Sabre
l848 bier antam unb iomit elmer Der
dIteiten beuti&en ginpobner bon Scran.
ton 1T. baS basumaI aGsrbinss beGer
unter bem bei&eoensn Namen ,,SIosum
Soaoip" befannt mar.
Ser alte Sdeaer sriff nit an, ipo unb
tpaS es serabe su tbun CAB. perbeiratbete
ii4 oann unb erinbete in ipdtsren Sab.
rem cine 8dderei. Bon ben sabIreIhen
Sprbblinssn if Sobn Sdsuer. IT,, Der
dItefe. glIs Der Batter bic 8aroe bes
4lters beripdrte, ibereab er ben S5bnen
baS @eiddft, befen Setter sSobn S6euer,
| IT,, puroe uno nod 1T. Das gtabIiiIes
ment nabm INNER erbberen nmfane an,
su oer uripriinsliden Broobdderei geieas
ten iid cine Grader. unb @afe.8aderei
nit Dampfbetrieb uno teute febt bas
@eiddft feinem anberen in Scranton
na&, Sanf Der umf4tissn 2situns bon
Sobn S&susr, il.
Bie in seidaftIider Sinii6t bic Sirmu
ais cine ber seadtetfen baitebt, 70 iii
aud 9err Sdeuer i'm pribatleben frsnp
reel unb BeDiRenbaft, unb iein Wans
nesport ebenio biinbis, tpie bas sei6ris.
bens. Dlit einem i4arfen 8erfanbe bs'
sabt, iuiro es ibm, tpenn eripdbIt, feint
erobe Diibe MAIDEN, bic Spreu BON
lBasen su ionoern uno ct pirb nur fol-.
den @siebporlaeen feline Stimme eeben,
bic benz 8cItspobI eriprisBIiG iin6. 90
er unter uns aufsena4ien 1T, 70 fam
fi9 Seoermann IsiGt babpn iibereusen,
oab iein @buratter oaiir biret, bab ei
bic peranttportIiden pHidten oes amtei
setpihenibaft periiebt.
Germ nieus.
Scranton, 3. DIT. 1898.
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