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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-03-17
ELEVEN LODCERS DEAD
As the Result of Fire in a New
York Lodging House.
BODIES TERRIBLY DIsFIGURED.

Tho Fire Broke out while the Men
Were A. vcn. aud In the w i,n Scrnm-
bile rnr Life Many E~cnprd to the
stree \aIcl.
New York, March li.-Eleven men
peris he'd by fire In the Bowery Mis-
sion, at l05 Bowery, early yesterday
but so dis1gured as to make identia-
cation in most cases impossible. The
only body positively identified Is tina;
OF John Foran. Of Stapleton. Staten
Island, a machinst. IS years of age
which was claimed by his two broth
ers. Another body Is thought to be
that of William McDermott, of Brock
lyn. painter, 2S years old. The reg
lister of the lodging house does not aid
in the investigation. for Bowery lodg-
ers as often as not register under as
sumed names. Again. such dodgers are
often friendless. and leave none to miss
them and search for them. Others
are supposed to be: Elias Cuddah, %
years old, address not known; James
O'Rourkc. aged AZ, Philadelphia: Will
lam Sedan, 3S, Spottswood. n. j.: six
bodies unidentified.
The injured, all of whom viii re-
cover. are: Robert Ashman. aged 49,
badly burned about the feet: Lieuten-
ant Graham, fireman. burned about
the hands; George Wilson. "a. burned
about the face and hands.
thorough search of the premises
a h. o..
burned to death. At first II was ru-
mored that the loss OF life was much
greater, but after searching the ruins
carefully the police and firemen dis
covered II charred bodies and removed
them to the morgue.
No. los Bowery is one OF the best
known lodging houses OF that thor
oughfare. 1t is called the Bowery Mis-
sion lodging house, and Is conducted
by The Christian Herald. In the base
ment of the building there is cheap
restaurant. while the ground floor is
used exclusively for mission purposes,
Gospel services having been held there
daily for several years. The four upper
floors are fitted up as "A cheap lodging
house, with accommodations for l50
men. who pay II, 20 and 25 cents, ac-
cording to the location OF the rooms.
When the alarm was given and the
inmates aroused wild scene of excite
ment ensued. Many OF the dodgers be-
came panic stricken. They rushed into
the Railways. and fell over each other
In their efforts to reach the street.
Those on the lower floors got to the
street safely by the stairways, while
those on the upper floors groped their
way through the binding smoke to
the metal fire escapes In front of the
building. The majority of them saved
only portions of their clothing, and
several of them were naked.
Many Of the naked and injured were
cared for by the people In the vicinity,
and about so of them were accommo-
dated at the Everett street police sta
tion, some three blocks away.
Several of the most destitute were
brought to the station house in patrol
wagons, and on their arrival there were
partially clothed by members of the
force and kind hearted ncighbors
The loss on the building bv fire Is
estimated at $1,000, and the contents
were damaged To the extent OF $1,000
more.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-03-17

Cleveland. March 15.--Conccfulng tie
possibility OF another great strike of
coal miners, Thomas Young, manager
VI the N, \. Hanna Coal company, yU-
tonsiYe operators In Pennsylvania. o.
quoted as saying; a strike involving
about 10000 miners will probably soon
De In fun swing In central Penrsyl.
vania. The operators declare they VIII
not pay the Chicago scale and the
miners announce their intention To
strike. il Is probable that the Hooking
Valley operators win sign the scale
rather than lose their share OF the
spring business
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-03-17


fest against President McKinley's con.
duct. This il also well known at Mad.
rid.
Therefore" continues The Novoe
vremya writer. 1T Is hoped that Spain
win not fall into the trap laid by
Washington. for she has so far no seri-
Gus grounds for declaring war. and
measures should Immediately be taken
in order that she may not have such
grounds In the future.
"The European representatives" !"
concludes the article. will notify the
Washington government of their opin-
ion that war Is not desirable, and 1t is
to be hoped that President Mckinley
will realize the disadvantage of such
general censure and will not allow him
self to be egged into war by American
speculators."
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-03-17
To Rush Rife Manufsctur,pv.

New Haven, March 15.-Preparations
are going on at the Winchester Arms
factory in this city that indicate the
factory will be set running "a hours
a day at once. The officials of the COM
pany maintain silence about their
plans, and will not admit that new
orders have been received. but reports
are current that the government has
placed big demand for large addi-
tional order Of Lee rifles for the navy
with the Winchester company. and
that ammunition is also being heavily
ordered. 1t looks as IL the factory
would put on three gangs at once and
run night and day.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-03-17
THE WORK OF CONGRESS.
Bin Approprintin" $50, 900. 900 Fol
Defense Passed I'unuImouSly.


D"fcn~" Passed TuauimouSly.
ON Tuesday of last week the house.
after numbprless patriotic speeches.
passed the bill appropriating $50, 900. 600
as n national defense fund. to be used
as the president may determine i'm the
purchase of war vessels and munitions
of war If, in his judgment, it becomes
necc; ;sary. Senate passed the District
of Columbia appropriation bill and the
bill appropriatine $22S, 600 to the Metho-
dist Church South for property de-
stroycd during the war
ON Wednesday the senate unanimous
ly passed the bill appropriaung S5O.-
100000 for the national defense.
Twelve minutes after the bil was re-
ported to the senate the vice presi-
dent announced its passage. ana less
than one hour later it became law by
the presidents signature.
on Thursday the house refused to
concur in the senate amendments To
the Indian appropriation bill. and the
measure was sent back To conferences
on Friday only the lower house wa.
in session. and the tima was consumed
mainly in nibustering against the
Bowman claim for $1,000 600 for Sup
plies furnished the Union army dur
ing the war ON Saturday neither
house was in session
ON Nonapy last tEa s.nata passed o.
number of b.''s among tH.m ou. au-
thor'aiug the construction 0c eight ury
revenue cutters. o. cost s.u--.... Tr.
house discussed District .. g.sul.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-03-17
Engineer Menocnls Court Martial.

New York. March t5.-Chief Engi-
neer "A. G. Menocal, of the navy whose
court martial was to begin today, Is
still under the care of ply sician, ana
the trial will he postponed until fur
ther orders. Mr. Menocal is to be
tried on two charges, one az culpable
ineiiiciency in the performance of duty,
and the other neglect of duty. Both
are founded on the work done in the
construction of the new dry dock. Mr..
Menocal recently returned from Mica
ragua, where he had been with the
commission appointed by President Nc
kinley to inspect and survey the canal.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-03-17
AT SANDY HOOK.

&44 the Navy Board Busily Inspect.
y. J4G Proposed Auxiliary Cruisers.
lew York, March l5.-The 800 artil-
1ot1men ordered from Fort Hamilton
ou0 Fort Wadsworth to Sandy Hook
WeTe transferred to the latter point
yeoterday. Under the direction OF
army engineers hundreds of solde RS
And worhmen are busy mounting guns
building ramparts and laying other de-
lenses at he Hook. Not since the civil
War has such activity been seen there.
Alt'women and all children under 1G
X<ors old have been ordered from the
Hook The wives of many of the work
mn left Sunday. Hundreds of masons,
0fpenters and other mechanics are
working on the additional quarters
NQoAed for the artillerymen. They are
nearly completed.
q 44eantime the naval board sent "a
enI4 city TO inspect vessels which are
44qfed for sale to the government are
lily engaged in THAI work. The
I'D inspected the st. Louis and the
IllF York, Of the American line, yes
|ay afternoon. The visit to the St.
rs was a short one. The steamship
4 constructed under the supervision
{lPaval experts, and all of the Off .
1<4 composing the board were famil-
With the plan of the vessel
be New York was next visited. She
constructed when the company
ed its ships under the British flag.
New York was at one time in the
prve of the British admiralty, and
14 built under the supervision of En-
ID officers.
n fptain Rodgers has very positive
auctions to make thorough nspec-
and immediate reports. He has
directed to examine all steam
lNs available for auxiliary cruisers
pN supplies transports, fast tugs for
44! as rams, and steam yachts that
10Id be quickly transferred into SER
hble torpedo boats He has been
quoted also to telegraph his recon-
~ ~ datlons TO the secretary Of the
~ so chat action may be taken
M hout unnecessary delay. It was
By q member Of the board this
Fning that The departments orders
hurry up' orders, and that the
Of Ore board would be completed
%pecit'ously as possible.
Pc st. Louis IS stlll advertised 10
tomorrow, but st was admitted by
oiiclal ol the company yesterday
ne did not know whether or not
would Lieutenant Commander
lev declinod to say that the steamer
ID be he'd m this port.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-03-17
GEN. ROSECRANS DEAD.
The Veteran Warriors Death Was
Peaceful in the Extreme.
TO BE GIVEN A PUBLIC FUNERAL.
The Veteran Was Stricken with No
Particular Disease and the End Came
Through General Weakening ofthe
System-Two Children at Deathbed.

Through General Weakening ofthe
System-Two Children at Death bed. +.
Los Angeles. CAL, March 12.-Gen-
sral w. S. Rosecrans died yesterday
at his home near Redondo. The old
warriors death was peaceful In the ex-
treme. For several days he had been
between life and death. at times uncon-
scious and again In a comatose state.
His splendid vitality kept him alive
for days. At the bedside when the
end came were a son and daughter of
the general. Carl and Anna Rosecrans,
and a number of immediate friends of
the family, besides the attending ply
sician, DR.. Hakes. His third child, a
daughter, Mrs. O'Toole, lives at Helena.
Ont.
General RoseCrans was stricken with
no particular disease. and the end came
through general weakening of the
system. When he was first stricken,
more than two weeks ago, il was not
supposed the ailment was more than
an attack Of the grip. He rallied sew
eral times. but the physician never
held out much hope for recovery. and
for the last three days the family and
friends had known that the end was
very near.
The place where he died is called
Rosecrans, in honor of him. and is near
. station on the Redondo. about II
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-03-17
a llussLAN OPINION.

GuTopenn Governments Would
sympathizo with Spain.
Pndon March 1.-THE Vienna COR
Pondent Of The Times telegraphs an
fract of an article in the st. Peters
+ Novoe Vremya which he thinks
Ferves attention as giving an ac-
fte account Of the views and in
Pons OF at least three OF the great
|ers.' The correspondent says:
Fhe article asserts that the United
les are well aware that in declar-
war against Spain they could not
upon the approval Of any Of the
Rpean powers. All, 1t alleges.
~ sympathize with Spain, ie not
S-'' ~. ..s... y. .-.ssS..es4 pao-
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-03-17
The ImInoIs MIne scnle.

Chicago, March l5,-The coal oper-
ators and miners Of Illinois held o
meeting here yesterday to arrange the
details OF the contract in accordance
with the agreement reached at Spring
field two weeks ago. The question OF
powder prices was settled by fixing the
price at $L75 a kog, with the under
standing that II the price Is reduced In
Indiana it viii be reduced IN Illinois.
The price to be paid for mining ranges
from 30 to 6S cents n ton. being based
tn 30 centa.pt Danville.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-03-17
Barney Barnato's Trustee M,,rtjcrca

Cape Town, March 15.-Mr Woolf
Joel,' the trustee of the estate of the
late Barney Barnato, the South African
millionaire, was shot dead in his Office
yesterday ct johannesburg by one Won
Neltheim, n former soldier Veltheim
entered Mr.. Joel's office and demanded
e2,50O, Eeing refused he snatched Il
revolver from d desk and fired. The
bullet entered Mr.. Joers forehead, and
he fell to the floor and expired. His
murderer attempted to commit suicide.
but called. Joel was Barnato's nephew.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-03-17
Rhodo l.lnnd'a nomoorntlc TIcL,oL.

Providence. March 1.-THE Demo-
cratic state convention, which met
here yesterday. nominated Hon. Dan
lei Church of Tiverton for governor,
Fayette IL. Bartlett Of Burrellville for
lieutenant governor Miles McNamec
Cor secretary Of state, George II. Brown
OF Providence for attorney general and
Edmund Walker of South Kipgstown
4or general treasurer.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-03-17
Refused to Sell to Spain,

London, March 15.-The Press Asso-
citation yesterday gave out a statement
that Spain had purchased the battle
ship O'Higgins, built by the Arm
strongs for Chile, but the Chilean
charge d'affaires announces that the
offer made by Spain was declined. He
says a Chilean crew for the vessel is
expected here next week to take the
O'Higgins to Chile.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-03-17
Mlnors, Defansn Nnnd YotnA Dnwn.

MINORS. Jeiehse Nund voted Down.
Columbus, o.. March 15.-The prop1-
sitlon for the establishment Of de-
fense fund for the United Mine Work.
ers Of America has been lost by q vote
OF the members Of the organization.
Some time ago special commission
submitted y plan for a defense fund
and it was then sent oct in circular
'Orm for vote of the members. The
,ount OF the ballots shows 1853 for ana
1924 against the proposed fund.
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Alleged Persecntlon orn Juror.

Hazleton. Pa. March is. - Alfred
Washburn, one Of the Jurors who
served in the case of Sheriff Martin
and his deputies, stated yesterday that
he has been discharged by Hentz
Brothers, Freeland carriage makers,
because the firm was threatened with
a boyeott in case OF his retention as
49, 49,. '.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-01-27
3iibner q 6Iuk. Gle:

-&HbnerS 9 9GuB. Sic: nBie
autraulib Sbr Sunb gu mir iit!"-Gr:
pSu-ber peiB senau, iper's gut nit
ieinem Germ meint."
= 86ies @epifftn. Gr:
,Reine 2iebe tpirb ME oufbDren!"
Sic: IRA. bann tpillft Ou midi ipobt
garnibt beiratben. 8arl2-
-8eim 9 9dnfeausfpieGeE.
3egetipislsr: $50, 9err Wirtb, td
babe bic 8eselpartie geiponnen, mo III
nun bic 8ans9" Wirtb: rS6ren sic,
i6 bab' ssrabe feline Gans, ba nebmsn
sic metne So6ter!"
- 8erit tGnbni B innig. -
.Spbann, beetle Did, 9u muB meine
Sdpiesermutter fdnen 5ur 8abn fabz
rem, bdmit lie gum 3use suredt
fommt." = Sobann: ~@nd6iser Serr.
ieien sic gang unbsIorgt, i6 iperbe
fabren, dls OBJ es meine eigene ipGre!A
: Il mf 9reibuns. rDu batteif
bod bic abiibt, nm Srdultin aDrner
ansubaIten. aus Der Sa9e lit ipobl
ni6ts geiporbena" rHein, i9 babe
mid nod aulsbt an etipas seftosen. =
rDOran bsnn9"- rSm, an einem tlsi>
nsn Sprudfebler. ."-~@ie, bic junge
Dame tottert ipob9" n0as ni4t,
aber iie hut Rsin ssiastl"
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alfo Dor iiber tauIsnb Sabren, bic
Marttfreibeit erbielt, nit bem gte6t,
36lIe Sil erbeben unb Mliinaen 3u i6las
gen. Sin 8ii9ofsfB mar i6on por
&arl benz 9roBen slei6 na6 bem Sieg
iiber Wittetinb bort geitiftet, unb i'm
Sabre 803 tpurbe dls eriter 8iidof Der
Sitfriefe Dibo eingeieBt, beHen Sirs
tenitub bds sanSe @ebiet 5ipiI9en Der
ems unb Der Sunte untergeben mar.
3peibunbert Sabre mad Der grtbeiz
lung Der ftdbtii9en Re9te - i'm Sabre
1882 - mar Ssnabriid bereits nit
Mtauern unb Sbiirmen befeitist unb
nabm bon iener 3sit an i9neG an
Woblitanb unb @sbrbaftisteit gu.
Der breiBisiGbrise aries ipirtte
iiberaus perbeerenb auf ben Wobfi itanb
Der Stabt unb fiibrts fir bieI eIelbe einen
gang eisenartigen 3uitanb berbei. Sn
benz Weffdlif9en Srieben, ipel6er gu
Miiniter unb Ssnabriid per6anbelt
unb in benz &atbbauie gu Osnabriid
am "a. October 1649 ab9eidloFen
mar, purOe bic feltfame 8eItimmung
getroffen, bdb Ssnabriid abtps9feln6
einen fatbplii6en unb einen ebangeliz
f4en 9ifdof buben folle, unb baB Der
2ebtere aus benz fiiritliden SauIe
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Gin Weiiter anf bem Sab.

Ser tleinfte Sunit gtabfabrer Der
Welt 1T @rtbur GSetpipsti. setp6bnli9
2ittle glrtbur genannt, Der aud i9on
auf Der 8iibne bes gpolIo Sbeatsrs
in Berlin aufsetreten lit. 9lrtbur, ses
boren am 6. SUM- 1891 in Berlin, 1T
elm e4tes 4rtiitentinb. 9luf bic an
ben Batter seitelIte Srage: r8ie tamen
sic barauf, i'm in einem Qllter, po
anbere 3inber nod luftis fpielen, eis
mem 10 idperen 8erufe gu tpibmen9"
antportete bieier: .gigentli9 rein
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-01-27

9rauni9peig 2iineburs estpGblt
iperben miiie. DGbrenb Der Regiez
rung bes epangelii9en. 8iIdofs iplte
bds geiitli6e Sirteuamt iiber bic Sas
tboliten ber 9iOcsie isbesmal benz aurs
fiiriten bon &Dln als Retropolit suItes
ben. Siefes etgenartige unb au mebrs
fa4en Heibungen unb Beripirrungen
fiibrenbe @erbGltntb beitanb Bis 1903.
Inter ben epangelifdeu 8iI60fsn be-
fanb ii9 aud Der 8urfiirIt Grnit aus
guit BON Sdnnuber, Der Batter bes ers
ften &Onigs bon Gngfdno. Ser Iebte
epangelii9e 8iiduf bon Ssnabriid
mar Der Ser5pg Srieori6 bon gort.
SIN Sabre 1903 fpurbe bas 9istbum
aufseboben uno bic fdfuGariTrten Be-
fibunsen hes Sofftifts fieGsn an Suns
noper.
gtadbem bann Osnabriid benz &0s
ni9rei9 Weitfalsu uub 1910 benz frans
aOiiihen 8aiIsrreitt einDerletbt porben
mar, in pel6em es 5u benz 9epartes
ment Der Sbereuts gebDrte, fiel bic
Stabt NIT ben 9dHsen umliegenben @ez
bieten i'm Sabre 1916 pteber an oas
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Qte AnsfelTitng TIT Omaha.

Dbglei4 bel. Staat WiseonIim tidb
MOT offi5ieu an Der Sranss sMiFiFips
pt.4usfelung tn Omaha betbeilisen
ntro. oa bic aesislatur tpobl cine Re
iolution gu 9unften Der 9etbeilisung
dn9enommen, aber feline 8etpilligung
BON SeIbmitteln sur 8eitreituns Der
Soiten semd9t fat, 70 lit bod bafiir
geforst, buB bic Sbeilnabme ieitens
Der SnbujtrielIen unb btrborrasenbsn
Set9dfBleute Diseoniin's, cine bes
rel4en Badger @taates piirbiae
lstn fptrb. Odmit bies seidebe, bat
Souberneur Scofielb cine gommiiIion
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Wilipautee'r 4rditeftsn gfas 81 ers
ri9tenbe 9ebdube, ipel9es auf einem
febr giinitigen punfte bes 9lusitsls
lunsspfabes erbaut tperben ipirb, ipirb
i'm Stble bes Wobnbauits elmer fpobls
babenben ppmpeiianii9en Samilie er>
ri9tet iperben. Sn beHen 4trium
biirfte bic alusfelluns Der StaatssSi>
ereisgommihion bic Sauptanaies
bungstraft ausiibsn unb I'm periitbl
iperben Gontdnen bon WaufefbasWa
fern aur fiiblenbsn 2abuns Der Be
fu9er pldb finben. gu9 lit SiiriorJe
9etroffen, bieien innsren Sof NIT bier
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burd 3ufuGl! @iues sases ruff er mir
5ir: rSieb mai. papa, mas id tdnn!"
: nnb bd ftebt her SreiiGbrige gang
feit auf ieinen tleiHen 9dnb9en. Niez
muRb bate es ihu selebrt. Sfl ers
5G6lte ben Gollegen bdbpn, unh man
riefb mir, 4rtbur dls gloipn, ber mid
parobirte - i6 mar bdmals @Dmnaz
filter unO SongGeur = nit duftretsn
gu lafen. SpGter famen mir dHf bic
Shee nit bsm RaSfabren unb elm Sdbr
nadber mar 9frt6Hr fbon 10 ipeit aus
gsbilbet, baB er als felbItitGnbise
rRummsr" auf nem Yrpsrdmm err
fdeinen tonnte-~ Die 8ruft uHb bic
@eipanbtbsit bes &leinen finb erftaunz
tth. Seine arr1= unb 8ruitmusfeln
finb febr fart eHftpidelt.
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9lu9 Elm aItes @abr5ei9en, ipie es
ftdb pielfah in ben nieberid6Iif6en
Stdoten finbet, 1T in elmer peripitterten
Sculptur on Der Marienfir9e nod
fihtbur. sic seist bes SeufeIs 9rob>
mutter. bic in einem groBen Sopfe et>
mas su toden beiddftist 1T, ipdbrenb
Der Seufel felbit in einsr re9t inbscens
ten unb febr tpenig ebrerbietigsn Deiie
feiner 9roBmutter bic Suppe perbirbt.
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telbar beriibrten Stabt, obne baB bur9
bic berf6iebenen Manblungen Der dlte,
eigenartige Gbaratter Der 8iirserT9aft
perGnbert iporben ipGre; man finbet
bort nod bic ii6tbarsn Spuren lGnsit
pergunsener 3siten in ben alien, bo9s
gegiebelten 8iirgerbdufern, ipel6e borz
5lgstpeiie in Der 9ieritrabe ii6 erbals
ten baben. 9ds mG9tise Miiblentpebr
am Saaietbpr, fpipie bic uralte @iti>
bride fpreden bon bersangenen Sabrs
bunberten.
Der fatbolif9e Dom, i'm dlteren ros
nanifhen Stil, nit ungleiden Sbiirs
men erbdut. erinnert an bic alte BIZ
f60flicbe Serrli6teit. BORT tpirb aufs
betpabrt bas S9a9Tpisl 8arls bes
9roBen, fein &amm unb feline &riiden,
bic er gebraudte, ipenn er bon Der
@i9t seplast ipurbe.
S90ner als Der Dom 1T bic aotbiz
f9e, i'm biersebntsn Sabrbunbert erz
baute epangeliihe Marientir6e, bersn
9lltar nit btrsolbeter @9nibarbeit aus
bem fiinfsebnten Sabrbunbert itammt.
Sas au @nbe bes fiinfaebnten Sabrs
hunberts erbaute Ratbaus entbdlt in
bem iosenanntsn Sriebensfaal, in fpels
dem 1648 bic 9eianbten ben WeItfGli=
f6en 5rieben untsraei9neten, bic 9ilb=
mile bon ben bamaligen 6iiriten unb
fe6sunbbreiBis @eIanbten, bieGe alte
PortrGts BON 8if90fen unb etne iebr
interefante Sammlung bon Wieberz
tdufermiinsen, pel9e bort uusgeitreut
ipurben, nm fir bic @iebertGufer 9lns
bGnger gu gepinnen.
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0sma6rii&.

Sas alte nieberid9fTfe Ssnabriid
nimmt unter ben beutf6en Stdbten IL
men our6 6urafteriItiI9e @isentbHms
li4feit befonbers bemertsnspertben
plab elm. Die @ntipideluns bsr Stabt
fpieselt in ibren peridisbsnen Wio>
menten Elm Sabrtauienb Der beutiden
9ef4i4te pisber, unb ebenIo 5eist ibre
8iirserihaft bic Be eionberen Gisenz
tbiimlidteiten bss beutI9en 8iirgers
tbums fopie bes nieberiG9fi9en
Stammes in f9drfsesei9netem 8ilbe,
an pem bic 3eit nur ipenig bsrGnbert
bat.
Sdpn in Der stpeitsn oGlfts bes a6z
ten Sabrbunberts mar in bem fru9te
barren, freunbli9en Sbale an benz
SaaieflnB cine RisberlaFung frdntis
i6er Miiiipndre erri9tet. bic INNER
mebr gebeutung gepann unb in 1888,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-01-27

iiberlebensgroBen Statuengruppsn
ausauf9miiden, in benen bic ftaatli9e
@ntipidelung bon @isconiin inbujtrien
unb cultureI @eriinnbilbli9ung fins
ben fpl. 9ie umIiesenbsn SGulsns
gdnge unb bena9barten &Gumli9teiz
ten foIen bauptid9lid Der Reitaurds
tipn Der 8efudsr setpibmet iein, pGbs
renb i'm stpeiten Stode nm bic @aIIeris
bes periitpls berum bic Gbminitras
tions aanaleien seGesen iein follsn.
Die Soften berGrridtuns unb 2lus.
itattung bes @ebdubes perben ii6 auf
$4,000 Biz $4,000 belaufen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-01-27

srndnnt, tpelde nit ben notbipenbisen
@orarbeiten betrau. fpurbe unb bic IN
bsrbdltniBmdbig furser SriIt @robes
leiitete. Die gommiFion batte Be-
i9lofen, bdb WisoonIin ein eigenes
9ebdtbe auf Der Srans>MiFiFippiz
ausfteGung baben folle, unb sins mt
@ifer dn's Wert, Inn bic biefiir nptbz
penbisen 9elbmittsI i'm @ege Der
Sammluns freitpilIiser 8eitrdss aufz
subringen. 9ie 8iirser DisconIin's
iteuerten In liberaler Weiie 5u benz
g.ba6ten 3fpede bel, 10 baB bic aus>
fibrung bes PIanes bollfommen aez
F9ert TT. Sas nd1 ben plGnen bes