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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-06
NOT READY TO DECIDE
Court Of inquiry Returns to the
City Of Havana.
EVIDENCE NOT SUFFICIENT.
The Beard VIII Make Further Search
Into the Wreck Of the Maine In
order 20 Establish the Cause
Of the Disaster.

Washington March BIT has devel.
oped through telegnphic correspond.
ehee between Secretary Long and Adj.
minl sieard that the court Of inquiry is
unable to fix even an approximate date
Tor the conclusion OF it, investigation
into the disaster TO the Maine.
sha In the general anxiety for in.
formation on this point, Secretary Long
sent at the instance Of the cabinet n tel.
gram to Admiral sicard at Key West
yesterday asking him when II was OK.
pected that the report Of the court
would be made, and he:following reply
was received from Admiuil Sicard:
Have talked with the president Of
the court OF inquiry and agree with him
that It IL not yet possible to fix date
Tor the finding, as 30 much depends
upon the progress Of tho divers and
wreckers and the results they obtain.
Every effort Is being made TO advance
tho inquiry. The court returns TO Ha.
vana by the Mangrovo this evening.
having about finished the. erapiination
at Key West"
Admiral sicard's message Is regarded
oiiieially ~ disposing Of tho reports that
the court has conclusive proof bearing
on the object OF their investigation. IL
u taken 10 mean that upon the testi.
mony or discoveries Of the divers will
depend the finding, the examination Of
the officers and crew Of the ship having
Deen insufficient TO enable the court 10
even form an idea as 10 what lines may
bo opened mp from the investigation Of
tho wreck itself.
While the telegram was naturally
something Of a disappointment In leay.
ing the termination OF tho inquiry as
much in doubt as ever, 1t was welcomed
as practically setting at rest the reports
as to the results OF the investigation an
20 date.
a naval officer, in close touch with
the members Of the court said, when
questioned;
with one exception, the witnesses
who testified here were Maine survivors.
The evidence, though, in most cases,
taking longer TO tell can be summed up |
in the words Of an enlisted man who.
when Judge Advocate Mark asked him
what he know about the explosion, 70.
piled Sir, | was blown up. I am
saved and ] am here That was all he |
could swear 10.
One important fact has been learned, |
however. II Is this: Although the
members Of the court may have their
individual theories, they arc by no means
rs a body to render decisive
verdict.
The officer already quoted, said:
III the court has yet heard any testi.
mony which would enable IL 20 decide
that the Maine was blown
lp from external causes am the most
man In the world. Before the
coming Havana sessions are over II may
secure such evidence and possibly find
he blowing mp was intentional twill
earn from the divers the actual condi.
lion OF the ship after the explosion, as
L has already learned from the survivors
most OF the details Of the ships condi.
ion before the explosion. With these
bases thoroughly established the court
will hear more expert theoretical tosti.
nony and then reach a verdict"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-06

Birmingham, March 5.-Tho United
States government has, II Is learned. re.
Gently been buying Alabama coal in
considerable quantities for immediate
delivery at gulf ports for the purpose Of
coaling warships. II Is known that tho
cruiser Detroit, which was in Mobile
harbor 10 days ago, was coaled with
Alabama coal, and large shipments have
becen going 20 Mobile, Pensacola, Tam.
pa and Key West A northern firm OF
coal operators has written to operators
In this district saying they were fgur.
ing on securing a contract for furnish.
ing 10000 tons Of coal to the govern.
ment for prompt delivery, and desire to
make heavy purchases Of Alabama coal
10 help MI IT,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-06
EARLY SPRING HATS.
me Beautiful Display at Miss
st. Icons Millinery
ParlOr.

The ladies, ever appreciatiye Of the
beautiful, and awake to the revelations
OF art in new millinery, are invited to
call and see the Early Spring HAS at
Miss st. Icons millinery parlor. The
display includes all the new shapes and
colors, ornaments and trimmings. A
beautiful line Of spring sailors, all the
newest and pretlitst that could be
bought In the east, form an attractive
part Of tho display. Call and see
them. 90
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-06
Judge Peasants a Candidate.

Hon. II. Clay Peasants has announc.
ed az candidate for reelection 10 the
Office Of associate justice Of the court Of
ci'il appeals for the First supreme Judi.
cisl district, subject to the ratification
or rejection Of the democratic judicial
convention for the First district.
In his announcement Judge Peasants
says Il have said all propose 10 say
or DO during the canvass. From my
standpoint Of propriely can neither
say nor do aught more. It seems to me
that in a Judicial race, as the chief II
not the only subject for the consider.
alton Of the electors, is the relative mer.
ils Of the candidates, they should re-
IRAN from personal participation In the
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-06
Louisiana Con.tltutional Convention.

New Orleans, March 5.-Thc suffrage
committee has made rs report to the
constitutional convention The educa.
tional and property qualifications are the
features Applicants for registration
must be able 10 read and write and must
make written application In English or
his mother tongue, II not able TO read
and write he shall be- entitled 10 vote, II
he, his wife, children or parents have
property assessed at not less than $500.
No one not natunlilcd prior To the con.
stitution adopted, shall be- dcbarrcd
from voting.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-06
speciel Bargains.

We are closing a line Of Lilly Bracket
mems line shoes, hat coat Wholesale
800 a pair. The sizes are broken and
any man who can wear a No. 5Ji,6is,
-, 49, 3 and 0 can buy a pair Of these
hne hand male shoes for 800. Come
'srly ar they will soou be sold out.
20 Cole Bros.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-06
THE HAWAIIAN TREATY.

Senate Committee Hold q Meeting, bat
tho Pact. Kept Prom the Public.
Washington, March 6.-The senate
committee on foreign relations was In
session two hours In an effort 10 decide
upon what course TO pursue with refer.
ence to the Hawaiian annexation treaty.
When the meeting adjourned the mem.
bers refused absolutely to give out any
information to the press, but IL was rs.
certained through other senators. how.
ever, that the committee had under con.
sideration the adyisability Of taking up
tho question Of legislation rather than
by the means Of atifying the treaty,
aud they decided not 20 abandon the
tcaty-at least, not immediately-but
to press its consideration upon the son.
ate at the hnt opportunity. They viii
seek TO have the senate go into executive
session again for consideration Of the
treaty rs soon as tho appropriation bills
are out Of the way.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-06

A sale of 10000 pounds of tobac.
co. raised in our neighbor county.
Montgomery, on 1875 acres Of land
was recently made to manufacturer
the sum of $4,000 being paid for
the amount mentioned. This
ought to put some Of our cotton
planters to thinking. The fact is
flour farmers would cease worrying
about the low price of cotton and
devote more attention to the rails.
ing of that which toey now pay
high prices for, their cash balance
would in due time be in a heal their
northumberland Tablet.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-06

Paris, March 6.-Colonel Picquart,
who was disciplined for giving testi.
mony favorable to the case Of zola, at
the recent trial Of the author, fought a
duel with swords In the riding military
school with Henry, who in course Of
his testimony against Zola, denounced
Picquart as a liar Colonel Henry was
wounded in the wrist and arm Colonel
Henry succeeded Colonel Picquart as
chief Of secret service Of the war office
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-06
nhIrctInn WIthdrn,rn.

Washington, March 5.-Tho motion
made by Senator Hale TO reconsider the
confirmation Of Webster Flanagan rs
collector Of internal revenue at Austin.
Moses Dillon as collector at III Paso aud
James Hayes as collector at Corpus
Christi was withdrawn In the oxecu.
tive session Of the senate and all three
were confirmed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-06
Aner More TeIa. CaltIs.

81. Louis, March 5.-Tho ca,tlcmon Of
Texas VIII meet az Fort Worth Tex,
next Tuesday and the convention will b.
largely attended by commission men,
cattle dealers aud butchers from 81.
Louis and East st. Ions. A determined
effort will b. made to divert the cattle
trade Of the southwest to this city and
East st. Louis.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-06
40 IN A BOXCAR.
-Four Men AsphySlated aud Two Nnr.
rowly Escape,

Fort Worth, Tex, March h.-Four
men homeless and known TO The world
as tnmps slept the sleep that knows
no waking in boxcar in the suburbs
Of Fort Worth Thursday night aud two
Others are now lingering between life
and death caused by accidental asplRxi.
alton.
Tho rising Of Thursday morniheysnn
witnessed the staggering Of man 10.
ward ST. Joseph's innrmary, which Is
about mile and quarters south Of
the city. His name was Charles Il.
Ryan, who gave his residence rs Boston.
lie fastened as best he could, being In %
weak condition, to the institution to tell
of the awful quadruplc tragedy which
had occurred in refrigerator car stand.
ing on a sidetack several hundred yards
from the innrmary He managed to
state that he, together with five other
laboring men, had found their way TO a
Houston and Texas Central refrigerator
-. had enclosed themselves In the car
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-06

Galesburg, Ills, March Brew II. G..
Carpenter, pastor Of the Uniycralist
church at Avon, and a member Of the
theological class Of Lombard university,
who was suspended by the faculty for
alleged participation In the color rush
on WashinRtonS birthday, was rein.
stated on proof that be was acting as
peacomakcr.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-06
ARMSTRONG & NAGLE.
Attorneys al Law.

Frankfort, Ky, March civilian
Overton, well known young man OF
this city, was dangerously hurt yester.
day while carrying out n resolution OF
the house Of representatives TO nro 100
guns IN commemomtion OF Robert En-.
met. Both hands we're blown on, one
eye was blown out aud he was badly
burned
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-06

New York, March "a dispatch to
The Herald from Para, says:
A dispatch has been received there
from san Salvador which shows that
San Salvador has given Nicamgua
clearly 10 understand that she will not
support the latter government In a war
with Costa Rica This Is the answer of
the government Of san Salvador 10 the
diet Of the Greater Republic Of Central
America
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-06

Meridian, Miss, March g. Supervisor
J Il Royals, his wife aud the lattcr's
sister, Miss Annie Mckenzie, wcro
poisoned here with rough on rats,
placed Ia their coffee by Will Hill. 10
year-old negro. an ex.conyict. Mrs
Royals and Miss Mckenzie are At the
point u death Hills motive was 10.
venge, having been thnshed by Mr.
Royals for insolenco Hin was lodged
In jail, but will likely BE- lynched.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-06

81. Joseph, Mo, March :. The state
asylum board met here and decided 10
call upon the next legislature for an ap.
preparation of $4,000 for new buildings
at asylum No 2, There are 02j patients
here, and the institution will soon be
oyercrowded. The cost Of the present
institution was 1900. 900.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-06

Joplin, March "a contract was
closed with a Joplin milling company
for 81 carloads OF -four for London. 10
be shipped ~ speedily a. possible. The
first consignment consists Of 500 sacks
Of li0 pounds each Other shipments
are to follow as soon as the flour can DO
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-06
Lnstrrrl MN Mnln s.n,.r,..

Chicago, March 6.-Wifo Murderer
Luetgert has been told the task selected
for him during his Info imprisonment. II
Is the intention Of the Joliet penitentI.
airy officials to manufacture sausagcs for
use IN the big prison and Luotgort will
b. given charge Of the work. The in.
formation ploases I.uetgert.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-06

See the beautiful silks Of sGngcr's. "a
"a Tmmp'a Luck" 3. the next show.
Stylish new shirt waists at sangers
very cheap. 81
Coming Best thing out-"seal Of
Ysrica." 100
Miss Mary Biiue Is visiting Mrs ]
Webb Howell.
Just received beautiful lot Of SILK
skirts NJ sauger's. a.
Mra. r. c. Sum and children are We.
iiing in ilearne.
have just received q new line Of
nowerpolsfrom 5cup. Tyler lIasveil SO
Mrs. Wm. Erwin end children return
cd 70 Hearne yesterday.
BE sure and call az j.. NJ. Caldwelps
and get one Of those lne alarm
clocks 80
T. D. and J. r. Niece were visitors
70 the city ye terday.
For Rent-Afier March STA the cot
iase next TO my home Apply 10 Mrs
4. d. Roberts. 50
W, S Howell and little son went b.
San Antonio yesterday.
a new line ofwal paperwlth elegant
match boIduE prices away down
Tyler Hasvcl. 50
Mrs. y. J.. Mls'rot ard childreu rel
'ufned 20 Galveston yesterday
! can repair your water pipe or tin
gutter Send me your patchwork
Phone no. Myar. 81
Squire N. d. Laski, r. f. Wade and
Ea.es Candy were here from Welborn
ye.eriay
Tor Accident and Life I1sufynce
either iu Lodge or Straight Life Com
palies lee Joe % Reed. II
a. G. Steele, p. II. Arlington aud
6coTg, Dunlap were here from Millcan
Yesterday.
Beautiful laceF ombrolloHcs and rib. h
bons may be bought Of saugcr's CHEAP.
er than anywhere else. 81 II
Andrew ChildIow,auefio, was lined
Do iho justice court yesterday morning
for asslult and lodged In jd. ia default
q bail
TholadIes are cordially invited io Wis
Il sanTJr's. We strive 10 make thop.
ping areal pleasure By polite and care.
iul attention b the wants OF all Gus
toners 81 N
A beautiful line Of ucckuo ribbons
.ash r.lboua and belts, thenevest and
rra.ucstiiyles end designs chat could
be found IN Sew York, at Miss ~
.eon's 500.
X. b. Goo.by has issued cali to the
.egroes Of Bryan and Brazos county for ,
memorial service TO be- held in honor
( Wright Cuuoy at the A. NJ. 4.
hurch IN Bryan sunday, March l3.
sangcrs stock o. furnishing goods Is
omploio and up.to.date. The young
zen are invited TO call aud see how re-.
low we sell these goods. "a 4
Capt. sigsbee says that Il Is too hot b,
Cuba to use siimulsnts but he keeps /
lol by using a Wonder Ice Cream
reexcr. II freezes while you wait IN
e Minutes. Try one. For sale by g
yers, Phone 10. 81. "
1900
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-06
Accidentally KlIlsd III. N.nh.u.

Rockford, Ills, March 5.-W. A. Fay,
a prominent business man Of this city
while out hunting rabbits accidentally
shot and instantly killed his nephew,
Robert Avery, aged 10 years, tho charge
nearly tearing his head or.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-06

Coleman, Tex, March 5.-Tho Jury
in the Mrs. Carrie Holmes murder case,
after being out three days, failed TO
agree aud were discharged by the court
This Is the case in which Mrs. Holmes IL
chrrgcd with poisoning her husband.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-06

East Cambridge, Mass, March b.
Lorenzo Barnes was hanged here Cor the
murder Of John Dean, q farmer about
20 years old. The crime was committed
for about s7O which the farmer had on
his person.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-06

Temple, Tex, March 6-L. NJ Pres.
ton, travelling representative Of st..
Louis house, was robbed Of 500 whilo ON
q train between Taylor and this city.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-06

Corsicana, Tex, March 5.-Joo Win.
ston, an escaped convict, sentenced for
robbing trunks In the Cotton Belt bag
gage room at this place, was captared at
Athens
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-06

Boston, March 5--Tho owners in this
city OF the ocean tug Underwater do
not credit the report from Norfolk, Va,
that the craft was lost I'm "a storm OF
Caps IIatteras
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-06

London, March "A special to The
Daily News from Tien Tsin, China,
says Japan has addressed note 10 Rus.
sia demanding an immediate and ex.
plicit statement ON the question Of the
continued occupation OF Port Arthur
DEAD IN A BOXCAR.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-06

Columbus, Tex, March olive estses
Of smallpox were developed Friday.
which breaks the previous record. A
large number OF persons were exposed
to the new cases before they were re-
ported to the authorities.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-06

Los Angeles, March 5.-Genoal W.
y. Rosocrans is reported to DO dying at
his ranch near Rcdona, The general
has been feeble for months.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-06
An Overdose Of Morphine.

San Marcos, Tex, March 5.--D. 4.
Ferguson, an old citizen OF San Marcos,
died here from an overdose of morphine
taken by accident.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-06
Tho undrrMrlinr I.n.i.

New Orleans, March "a special
from Norfolk, Va, reports the loss Of
the powerful tug Underwater Of Boston
In n storm of Cape Hatteras.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-06
Jersey Butter.

Until further notice | will sci choice
Jersey butter at 20 cents per pound.
% Mack +. Beard
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-06
Cows for Sale.

Young milk cows and CALVES for sale
Oscar Lowry. 50
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-06
THE DAILY EAGLE

nieSed a. ihc P1Hocce ~ Bryan. reraf. "a
Second Ciasg mail msitef
BY c0NNELLY. PALMER 4 CARNEs.
HhLcotx CtnNr1 Editor
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-01-13
sie BATS feibff aussefuup en-.

Wib glisabstb 8anfs tpolIte, um ben
Irbeiterinnen in Rep Yort su ,.belfsn", i,
ibnen seigen, tuie man fur So bic Wobe
lsben fann. Sic probirte es babsr nit
einsm Experiment an ibrer sisensn Ser.
fon. Ssben Gag berihtste iis .,Sort.
i6ritt" an bic ,.R q, DorIb". S9lisbs
LID ater SerIor iie ibre 8uusri6t bur6
3peifeI. uno enbli& erlanste fs bic lles
berseusuns, bab iie in einem Srrtbum
befaneen mar. 9iun bat iie bas grpsri.
ment aufeeseben. Dlit al ibrsr grfabr'
uns, SnieIIisens. 8Iusbsit unO OsiOnO'
mie. nit al ibrem @ifer. ibr llnternet,
men etfoIsrei6 su eeitalten, tonnts iie bel
SO bic BOde niht leben unb lie briidt
ibre neberaeuauns nun babin aus:
.,&ein Mdoden fam bas; per BEL
SO bic Wohe leben ioq. muB isin 2ebsn
IN 8ranfbsit. Sunser unb unter @ntbsb'
runs aaer 8equemli6feiten perbrinsen.' -
llnb Dtlb 8anfs bat eefunben, bab
1auienbe bon Mdb6sn nur SO bic @ods
perpienen unb 9lles aufbieten, um biz
Sdanbs bon ii& fernsubaIten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-01-13
Gin neues 9efee in penniplpania
In 9raft aetreten.

WRit bem nsuen Sabre in in allen
Strafanitalten i'm Siaate pennipIpania
oas neue Strdflinssarbeit' @sies in 8rafi
setreten. Dasielbe puroe i'm Stunt b.
). bon @Ouperneur Saitines sutesbeibsn
uno ss psrbietst bic 5abritation BON
Baaren in Strofanitalten bel 8erpeno'
uns bon Maiainsn aubsr iolden, bic
nit Sanbs ooer Subfruft bstrisben tpsr.
ben; aud beibrdntt es bic AusabI Der
Suiaiien. wsIbe nit Der Infsrtisuns bon
l8aaren beiddftist wsroen oIrfen. Das
@eieb iinbet aud auf Nrbsi.sbduier uno
8eiierunssauitalten Anpsnbuns uno be.
idrdnft 4. .. bel Der Nnfertiauns BON
8eisn .unb 8lrften bic gln;abl Der mil
oieisr Sncuitrle beidafiisten Sirdflinss
auf 5 Yro3ent. pdbreno bel alien anoeren
Waaren. NIT Nusnabme BON Wlatten
anO 5ubIdufern. 10 Brc3ent bsfddftiSt
lperben bdrfen. Seamte. unter bersn
Gontroas bic Arbsitspertbsiluns in ioIr
den 4uitalten ftebt, ieBen iiu fIr lie.
bsrtretuns bss @eiessS Der 8efabr elmer
9elbbubs BON $1,000 uno elmer Saftitrafs
uon Sabr aus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-01-13
Gin Gb,paar brutal aeIdlaaen.

Gin psrtpssensr 8eriud purbs Dor
3pel permummten 8anoiten sema6t. ouS
WobnbauS pon Beter Wa8nes in &Oie.
bale, slpel WeiIsn pon 2iitleton. Gol., su
bsraubsn. Die Rdubsr madten einen
brutalen tbatliben Ansrlff auf Germ
Wasnss uno oefen Satin, sbe fis Dor
Rabbaru pertrteben murben. Serr
Diagnes lslbet an brei tiefen Wunoen
auf oem Ropfe. bic ibm uOn einem Der
8anolten purb S6ldse nit einem 8e'
uolper beigebraht puroen. Srau Drag
mes bat pisIs Dunosn i'm @etdi unO an
8brpsr; iie tpuroe ron ben Salunfsn
ssldlasen, bis iis bas 8euubtieln Der.
lor. Dis Rduber batien bic Gbfht, els
nen sroben aafeni6ranf aufSuiprensen.
IN trelhem, pie iie elaubten. Serr Wae'
mes erpbe @elbiummen pernabre. DlC
Iusidbruns ibres Blanes puroe abe,
ourb ben iiebaebniabrisen gieffen oes
osrrn Wasnes. Daniel YOuns. pereiteli.
Der idnea aus benz Saule lief unb oils
boIte,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-01-13
GroeeS SAaeenfeuer. .

adt Niiiouen SUB 9aubOIs tpuroen
9onneritas Worsen auf ben Wsifter
Der .Saainap 2umbsr & Sult Co." in
@rop Sslanb. brei Dteilen unterbilb
Sasinaip. Did burb Ssuer aerii0rt
Der 8srIuft nirb auf 81 200. 900 ee.
iddBt. Oie @erften unb Elm Driabuus
purben aud serit6rt. nnsefdbr orsj
8iertel bes 8erluitss iinb bur4 8erii&s'
runs eebsdt. Dian elaubt. oab bas
seuer bapurd eniitanben 1T. bas Sliit'
idubldufer brennenbe 3lncbbIBer fallen
Ileben, Ober Seuer anmadten. um ii6 Su
ipdtmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-01-13
Wfutter WfcSiulep's @rteu.

DaS Isflment Der Srau glanep Aai'
ion Dlc8inlep, Der Oiulter oes ptafoen'
ten, nelhss am 20. Dtai 1895 auSse'
iertist putos. 1T erbifaet tporoen. Der
SaupitbelI oes $4,000 beirasenosr
Bsrm6sens eebt an bic 1obter Selen
We8lnlsp tber. tpel9e bel ibrsr Diuitel
bis su beren Iooe ipobnte. 9as DIenit
mdp6en Roiie Battle erbdlt $50, 6rau
Sarab Duncan erbdlt bis 3u ibrsm Ioot
s35 monatli6, Diamie Duncan 8oips
man. 9raes Uic8inlep uno Sarah Dun'
can, ibrs Nidten. iopie Der Neffe Sames
Ne8nIsp srbaIten is $500 unO Wiaiuu
Die8mlsp Duncan nab oem Iobe bon
Sarah Duncan $3.50. Als Ieiament'
pol litrsdsr iinb Der BrdiiOent We8inlet
unb Abner Wc8inlsp einseisst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-01-13
Gin misunderstanding anseblib se'
loft.

Ni6 einsr Witibsiluns beS g9iensr
Gorrsfponbsnten oes Daily GbrOnicle"
bebauptet Brofeior Sdend BON Der
8iener lnueriitdt. nab stpunsieidbri.
gen 8srfudsn oas @ebeimnib entosdf su
baben, iber Weni6en uno Ibisre sinsn
foIden @inilub aussuIben. oab er bas
9sidIe6t ibre RadfOmmenfbaft beitim.
men fam. Or Sdend perpeisert cine
8srbTsntIi6uns bes @sbsimniHeS, bis sr
ss Der Ifatemie Der Dihenidaft pOrse,
Isst bat. ater er iust. Der @infIub bdnse
bon bsr Ratur Der RIbruus ab, bic bas
psibli4e Bsien senisbs.
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