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The sun., 1898-02-06

lst; CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Formally Rcceived lutO the District
tOuncil on Thursday Last.

ouncSS on Tnuf9Ooy Last.
! The hand of fellowship was formslly
extended BY she she Council Of the Con.
grcyational Church Of tile dietrict n the
congregation Of she First Congregational
Church, Of Wilmington. in Films Hal.
in this city ON last Thursday. The First
Congrey ational Church, 0I Wilmington,
10 now q member Of the Council of the
Congregational Church Of the District
composing Baltimore, Philadephia and
Germantown.
The meeting on Thursday at Films
Hall was presided over by Rev. Charles
II. Richards. d. D., pastor Of the Con.
gregational Church Of Philadelphia. The
minutes OF the various meeting OF the
First Congregational Church since the
movement OF is organization was started
in November were read, after which sup
per Was served, one hundred sitting down
to the board.
William H. Wanamaksr. ri PhiIadel.
phis, Deacon of the Central Congrega-
tional Church Of that city. spoke. He
welco1ned the new church into the
Council, and praised it.. members tor
their courage. Concluding he urged
them to raise money enough to build
worship houses of their own within .
year.
Before the adjournment resolution
was adopted t the effect that az Rev. +.
+. Montgomery had not received official
notice of his dismissal from the Presby.
terry that his installation \. pastor Of the
First congregational Church be deferred,
but shat the church be congratulated
upon its selection Of Mr.. Montgomery to
be its acting pastor.
Mr.. Montgomery was seen last night |
and said that the church would get down
TO work At once and that in short time
he would be formally installed a. pastor.
He said big effort will b. made 10 erect |;
a church in a year.
The sun., 1898-02-06
Many Es,jOyed Skating.

Many people enjoyed skating on the
different ponds around the city during
this last cold spell. There were more
people skating Friday evening than any
other evening during the week. The
skating has been better during the past
week than any other time this year and
the people, who enjoy that sport made
guod use OF it while it lasted. 1t is said
that there were 5000 people who skated
on the pond at Shellpot Park during the
week.
The sun., 1898-02-06
Knocked q Woulan Down.

An employe Of Charles Yetter, the
Fourth street baker. while wheeling
around the corner Of Fourth and Market
streets yesterday morning, collided with
an elderly woman, knocking her head.
long into the street. The woman re.
ceived severe bruisc on the head by
the fall. The accident occurred about
half past ten.
The sun., 1898-02-06
Election Of Officers.

The l02nd annual election of the Re-
lance Fire Company was held last even.
ing, and the following officers were
elected: President, p. F. Murphy; vice
pr sid+nt, George Hipp; secretary, J. r.
Cross; treasurer, T. Buckley; board of
managers, J. Buckley, J. T. IAlly,
George Hipp, j. Graham, and T. Buck
lev,
The sun., 1898-02-06
not FIGHT AT MIDNIGHT.
Thirty Men Engaged In = Hand to
Hand Struggle.

HHuU 6tFuk&DG.
A tigh, incurred in the Gibson House
last night.
The quarrel arose when Proprietor
Forwood endeavored to get the crowd
ont " II O'Clock. One Of the men more
obstinate than the rest refused to 20 out
when ordered. Proprietor Forwood
@ized the man bodily and threw him
ont the door, then G. J. Morrarity who
was in the crowd beat Proprietor For
wood almost into insensbility.
About thirty men were engaged in the
struggle. After some little trouble the
crowd was dispersed and quiet was re-
stored. Proprietor Forwood had the
hotel closed Immediately.
As the men went out he thrust his
arm through the glass in the door,
smashing it 30 atoms. The one who VAS
thrown Out dared any ofthem - hit him.
One man walked up and struck him in
the back Of she head, knocking him
down.
The sun., 1898-02-06
Patriotic Supper.

On Washington's birthday, February
22, the Sacred Heart Legion of st. Pauls
K. G. Church will give u grand supper
and ball in the rooms Of the Brownson
Library, Fourth and French streets.
This affair promises to be one Of the
leading events that has been given since
the beginning of the fair. The proceeds
OF this supper and ball will go the funds
being raised to defray the expense in
Cured by repairing the church.
The sun., 1898-02-06

James Wyatt, in the employ Of the
Harlan 4 Hollings worth Go. us a rigger,
who was recently injured, is able to be
about.
Samuel Eastburn is visiting friends
and relatives in this city. He was for
merly Of this city until he secured pos.
ition in Hilbourn, N. Y, as q draughts-
man.
Mr.. Thompson, Of the Station Masters
Office Of the p, w. 4 B. r. T., who fell
on the ice recently, is improving.
Mrs. Nathan Plumlsy, Of Marcus
Hook, is visiting friends on Scott street.
Rev. Elmer Powell, pastor Of Calvary
Baptist Chucli, 10 confined TO his home
by . serious Hines and will nos be able
70 an hh pulpia today.
The sun., 1898-02-06
Closed For u Short Time.

The Jackson 4 Sharp Cos. sash mill is
only running day term. They have been
running day and night but last Thurs
day they laid off the night force, and do
not know when they will be running on
full time again, but it is thought that
they will not be closed long
The sun., 1898-02-06
4 6ufyercr From Nervous Disease Rhe
Came Here f)P Treatment
Only to Die In Short
Time.

Miss Mamie O'Neill. II years old, of
Toughkenamon, Pa. died suddenly yes
terday while vieiting her aunt, at No. 1903
North Van Buren street. The body has
been removed ~ her late home.
The sun., 1898-02-06

Assessor Charles Whsnn, Of this city.
WAS in Philadelphia on Friday, looking
up matters pertaining " The Adams Tax
Bill.
The sun., 1898-02-06
Wagons Collide.

While the wagons Of II. II. huntington
and u. James Belt were passing at Ninth
and Washington streets yesterday MORN
ing they collided. If it had not been for
the ice that was on the street the would
have been damaged more than they
were. Il did not damage Belts wagon at
all, but badly bent the hind axle Of Hut.
tington's.
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Seutfdb samerifanifdber Grfinber
aeffprbeu.

Dapib 2abnmsiler, Der @rfnber bss
Sort. Sadets sur &ettuns SdIifbrddi'
ger, 1T in Rsp Dorf in ieiner WobnunB
sehorben. Serr aabntpeiIer iuuroe 1926
in Rodsnbauien. 8apern, asbotsn unp
fam I'M Stunt l847 na4 Amsr,fa. mo sr
susrit in einsm Sdnittpaarenseitdft in
BiIminston, q. g., ibdiie mar. ST sr.
parb iid in bieiem Elm 8erm6ssn, mel.
9ss er pdbrenb oss Bdrseririeees pers
lor. SpSter fam er na1 9isip Yort, mo
er in elmer BaumipoI iamen6I. 5abrit
Steauns fanb. Dort erfano er eine
Wablmaidine uno peroiente iih oamit
Elm Spsitss 0srm6sen. Die @ntbeduns
bon sranuIirtem 8orf puroe sufaais se.
ma6t. Ssrr 8abnipeiler mari Elm Stld
aoti in Die WabImai4ine uno lieb ss
mablen. @r srperimsntirte bierauf nit
oemielbsu uno erfanb iaIieBlib baS
Sort, Sadst, peIdes ieBt in Der sanssn
Belt bsfannt 1T. Nuber bieiem erfano
er nod elm 2sttunssboot aus Wetaa uno
Elm ,.Gaib.Bef6rberunes Sphsm" aum
@ebraud in 2doen.
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Der Nationalitdtenftreit In Ses
fferretdt.

Dem 8ernebmen nad beabf&tist 2ai'
fer Srans Soispb. ben Wlnihsrprai aiiosn'
ten Grafen bon Tbun. Sobenhsin in Mns
erfennune ieiner 8emtbunssn nm bas
Suitanoetommen beS Dferrei4ii6.ungas
ridden Aus8leibs, penn oieislben aud
nod su teinem pefinitiuen 8siultat &c.
fibrt baben, in ben Sirhsnfanb su srs
beben. Iud beibt es. bab Der aaiier
oem Blrsermeiter BON Pras, pobllpnp.
einen boben Orosn suseba&t babe.
Dieie Serii6te m6ssn ipobl basu An'
LOB seseben baben, bab bic Sdoenersr.
Bartei in Hel6sratbe einen enereiihen
SoritOB ma6te unb ben DeuiI66iterrei.
6ern bon 9leuem anrietb, ii9 an Deuti6'
lamb ap3ui&lieBen. S4Osnsrsr empfabI
periOnli6. bic 8esobIuns Der 5tsuern ,u
perpeissrn, oamlt auf bic 8ssisrune eln
Druid ausseabt iperoe, um fs in osuti6'
freanoll4ere Dabnen su lenien. st
elnS oann su elmer antiOpnaftiidsn
8ranbreoe fiber, in Der er Der Sofnuns
4usbrud CAB, baB bas 8iinoniB Stp,idsn
DeutidIanb unc Oeitsrreia sslOlt tper'
ben iperbe, bamit 8aiier Milbelm freis
9anb befame, iib Der DeutidbterreiAsr
annebmen au ibnnen. Ser Ibseoronets
Glrf iprad in dbnIidem Sinne uno
idIob init Der @rtldruns. bus Bolt er'
blide in 0eutiblanb bic elnsise lebte
SOffnuns. .Surrab Iansutl&luno :"
rlef Setmann 8olf oaspii4en. Ser
4bssoronete Sobsnburser (Deuti4e
8oItspartsD nubm iit ipeciea ben pre'
mier. @rafen Ibun Dor uno melnts.
cerielbe banoIe entidieben psrbre&erii&.
penn aud pisasi4t nidt Dor isinem els
senen @sptfen. 70 bod minoefens Dor
Der gSeItsei6i1te.
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GifenbabniD erfadtten abssbrannt.

Sin Seuer, baS in ben ausseoebn ten
@iienbubnpsrfitdttsn Der .. .Soulbsrn aa'
cIfic. .8abn". Sacramento, Gal., aus'
brad, psruriabte eineu Sdaoen bon
msbr oils 100000. IS bate ieinsn
uripruns in oer Waeeons uno Dtalhts
nenpertItdtte i'm Centrum elner Helbe
pon sroBen @eb6uoen uno puros BON els
mem peitlsen Jtoropsitpino anseiaht
Sn tpsniser ais elmer balpen Stunoe mar
oas @sbduos NIT aasr Dtaid.nsr,e Ser'
it0rt. Damn ersrifen bic 5lammen eIus
arOBe Sdse' uno SobeImdble. Elm mil
trodenem Sols auer Arteu SefIltes Sa'
serbauS unb in psuisen Dilnuten ltane
OaS sanse Snnere bes Brobsn @sbaubsa
in lidterlobsn 5Iammen. Sunoerts pon
@iienbabn Nnsefeaten lslitstsn oer
5suerwsbr in Der 8stdmpfuns Der 5Iam'
men 8eiltano. Die nriahe oeS 6suers
1T nidt beitimmt bstanut. aber man
sIaubt. blb es our4 oaS 2reussn eletlrI'
iber 8eleudtuusSordbte in Der Babn'
waeen. Bertfdtte peruriabt iporOen 1T
Dor sttpas mebr ais e,nem Sabre mute
ben bic Mobea Weritdtten Der gtisn'
n.gompanis nit einem 8srlut pon
nubesu elmer balben Dtiaicn Dollars
pur6 Seuer serft6rt.
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Die Seemauer in Sbicasc ftarf
befddbtat.

Sin sspaltiser nOrObitIi&er Siurm,
Der auf benz Widisaniee wllbele, bal
srobe Sober in Der Seemauer uno oer
sspHatsrten 8udt ldnss Der Buherfront
SeriHsn. Die 2incoin q lrt. GommIiidre
talten bic 8eparaturs Arbsiten an bsr.
bur1 ben Sturm am 25. Octobsr iebr
fart bsidabieten Seemauer i'm beiten
@anse, aber iest it bic sunSe S&uB
mauer ldnss oes nfsrS in slnem pleI
fdlimmeren 3uftanoe ais iemals. Die
Sturmnelen baben ben auberen 6abr'
meg in 2incoIn. Bart unterminirt, nads
Dem fs bic sroBen @ronitblOds. nit tpsI'
den bic 8ubt sepHaitsrt 1T, tber'
idnemmt uno auber Sage sebra8t ha'
ben. 2dnss ces SpasierweseS am
Jiorbufsr, bon Der 8pron Strabe itoli&.
itr6mte baS Wailsr iber ben 5abltpss
uno madte ibn unpahubar. Die Bran'
buns Der See ri6tste sroBen S&aoen an
Der Sssmauer ldnsS Der Safe Shore
iSabrifrabe an uno babnte ii6 sinen Wee
in bic S6muB' Dsi&e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-11-17

Wardanb bisIt aber suSor in Cairo nod
cine 8ebe. in ber er ourd bic 8lume ans
beutete. 5rantrei6 tperbe eines Cages
pieoertommeu. Sebod bate man Cd
bier faum nit elmer cifBi6ien aeuBsruns
Su tbun.
GrObbritannien, 5ranfrei6 uno Sta.
lien baben RuBlano's 8orihlas, ben
Brinsen @eOrs bon @rie&enIano suu
@eneraleommihdr Der Nddte auf Del
Sniel 8reta su ernennen. ansenommen
Die lebten tiirfii6en Iruppen msrosr
eetpaItiam entfernt.
Don Carlos bon Spanien Iisb iid IL
ber S4peis babiu pernebmen, OuB bi,
86niein Gbriitina in Babe aboantsr
uno ibm ben ipuniiden 1bron einraumer
tperbe (?)
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sea6flduse Der erientreife.

Wan1erlei Dinee, bic bem beutfhen
2aiisr auf isiner Seruialemfabrt beees'
net iino. baben iein Wlbfaaen erreet.
So tpiro bic Inttport oeS 8atifans auf
feline DlittbeIlune bon ben ertporbensn
8s9tsn auf ben Berg 3ion als duBerii
turS era1tet, pabrsno allen widtleen
@rsisnihen Der fransDFi6e @eneraleOn'
full anipObnte, um Su aslsen, bab Srant.
reid Sdtsr Der bl. Stdtten 1T. ueber.
bies idsint ss. bab Der Sultan bon bem
@runbtiid, bas er bem 2aiier seidentt,
porber gepaltiam 8slis nabm, ba Der
rsdtsmabise BETTER ii4 ipeissrte, fird'
libes gisentbum 3u perfaufen.
Die 8sbbrbsn in Beirut. Sprisn.
maHten ben 8srfub, ben Safen bon ben
sslDl4tsn @aaren su iaubern, um bem
Osuti1en 9aiierpaar 'oieien unanseneb'
men Mnblld su eriparen; bic Dampfer
ber iran,6fiden Dampfi&iiffabrt. @e'
i&aft peisertsn ii6 ieoO4, ben Safen su
rGumen.
Ser 8eiu1 beS oeutihen aaiierpaares
in Damascus bat aaieits bobeS Sntersiie
erpedl. Ser 8aiier unb bic 8aiierin
bsii4iietsn ale SebensndrDisteiten Der
Staot. Ser 8aiier tpObnte elmer Reuue
pon 5000 ilrtiiden Truppen an. uad
msl6sr Ssouinsn su 9fsrDe uno auf 8a.
meslen 8sitsrtiinhiiiids uufibrtsn, Am
Abeno puros osm 8aiier su @bren Elm
srpbss 8anfett eeseben uno ipar bic
Staot prd1tis iQuminirt. Die Straben
wimmsltsn bon beeeitsrten 8OItsidaa.
rem. 2aiIer DilbeIm bat benz Sultan
pepsidirt, bub er iibsr ben berslldsn
gmpfans bod erfreut iei.
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3hat sines 0Bahniinniasn.

Sn Alpa. s. &, tpurbe Elm 6armsr
Ramsns Z. George 2out plOBIi& pom
0abniinn befaaen uno i0otete ieins
frau nit elmer glrt. Damn sins er ms
3immer. mo feline brei ainoer i&liefen
unb stbob bic Nrt. um aud bieie su t6Os
ten. Sins Der 8tnoer ipuroe in oemielben
4ussnbIids mad. tporauf Der nabniin.
niee Batter bic Agt faaen lieb, in isin
3immsr sins unO ii4 ben Sals abs
f4nitt.
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Sslanare. eada. & @eHern Giisnbabu.
ANnnina aIIl Ottni 1909

3ise prlaiIsn Serautpn; GrprsB fir Spra,
cuff, Ssweso, Utica, Buffalo une ben @tHsn
1910 unb 2.35 ROrssns t.55 unb $50 RAD,
8trbinpuns ma6tnb In Buffalo naH altn
punftsn in BEN @sifsn, 8insbamipn unn Bath
um 9 M. une los y. Rsp gort Grprsb LAO,
3 90, $40, 500, f0.05 W.. 1855 unb 3.33
9a6m. Grprte fir philadelphia, Cation,
Irsnton, $40, 500 unb ZOOS Dr., 1855 unb
3.33 Ra&m. Ri6plfpn Artompeation puldBt
Scranton um 400 unb 6.t0 Radm. 5pbp-
bauua Greomupaiipn perlabt Scranton nm 6.t0
absnps.
8pafGnbiss Ausfunft iibn Raisn mad alien
3bsilen Der Der. Siaatsn unb Canada fam In
Der JidstOffrs im Sabnbsf rbaltsn psrbsn.
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iSeifeeuns Der 2eihe Sismar ef i.

8aiisr 0iIbelm 1T bon Der 5amiIis
8ismard sinseIabsn iporoen. Der oefini.
tipen 8siiesuns Der 2si4e oss 6driteu
Sismard bei,upobnen. pslHe am 81.
Ropembsr. bem SooeStase Der 5dritln
9ismard, in bsm Wauioleum. oas i'm
5hlobparf BON Sriebridsrub in bet
JRdbs Der Sirf4sruppe ertidtet tpirb.
fiattfnben iOa. Ob Der auiisr oer Gin.
laouns 5oIse Isiitsn ipiro, if nod unse'
mih
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-11-17

@eneralcapitdn 8lancp Oberit 8arro,
Sapana ~ betreten. Snfuborbination
uorausiebenb, iraf @sneral 8laneo ins
osiien Obise 8oriebrunsen, um irsenb
sinen 8eriud gum guftunb su unter'
brlden.
Oberi MaKo Burro sos susrR bic
Gufmerfiumfeit auf fid. alS er. i'm
Ranse einsS Brigade. Generals ber Gu.
banii6sn Sniursenten lftebsnb. beier
tirte unb cine Brigade bon 300 Mann
or8aniiirte, bic unter isinem 8sfsble ais
@ubanii4es Spaniide Brigade befanni
nuroe uno tpdbreno beS lebten 8rieees
ben SisnaIoienft fir bic Spanier per'
fab.
8erpa&tuns Der BbiIippi.
men.
2onoon, IL. Hop. Der Waoriber
Correspondent Der ,.OaiIp Dall" bes
ri6tet: Gin bslsiidss Spnbifat, an
bshsn Spite 86nis 2eOpolo bon 8elsien
itebt, Bat ii9 srbotsn, bic pbilippinen
untsr ipaniider Souuerdnitdt sesen elns
bobe padtiumme su padten.
Webr Solbaten.
Waibinston, IL. glop. Sin ieinem
(sshsrn idon gum 3beIl perbientIidten)
Beri1te ma1ie General Wtiles aub bic
foIsenbsn @mpfeblunsen fdr bic Rsuein.
ridtuns unb 8erbsheruns unierss Sesrs
tpeienS:
,,Dur9 bic Grfabrunsen ber per.
sansenen Monate il sbie unfddbbare
8ebeutuneentiprehenbsr8 bsr8ertbsirisunes'
tperfs fit uniere Sdfen uno Seeitdote
oemonftrirt porben, unb id pertraue
barauf, bab bas bereits aooptirte Spifem
far 8difenuertbeioisuussn. befsn 8Oas
enbuns 10 lan8e blnausseidoben 1T,
nunmebr obue unn6ibise 8srsDSeruns
surdseiibri piro.
Set, Sabren babe i'd bic Wibtigfeit
betont, oab bic 8eeieruns ibre miIltdrii4e
Sorce auf cine Stufe brinee, pelbe ben
Snterehen Der &esieruns in ibrsr gus:
oebnuns unb Yeoeutuns uno Der 8es
u6lferuns uno beren WOblitanb entipriht
SD ipieberbole barum meine fribere Gm.
pisbluns. bab bic &esisruns @inmulters
unsen in Der Irmee gum BrocentiaB BON
einem Soloaten auf ie 1000 86pfs Der
BspDIferune pornebme. Dies pdrbs
tbatid6lih oieielbe Iusabl in Oienft be,
laGen. tpelde bic Ntte oes @onsrshea
BON 26. Mpril 1898 feitfeat. baS bsibl
$3.50 Diann. unsliidli6er QBeiis
enibdlt bic 4fte cine 8sltlmmuug, tpeldei
sufOlss bic armee aaf ibren friiberer
Sr,stsnS.8y fano suridsefdbrt petber
ioq. pelber in gar feinem 8erbdltniB ~
ben grforoerniHen unb ben SntereRsn bel
&esierune itanb.
SD empfsble aub, bab Der GonBref
bic SiIouus elmer 8eisrue. Iruppe por
ginesborsnsn, i'm prin3ip bon Ber
tensMrmeeofficieren befebllet, aus
toriiirt, UNI auf Borto 8ico, guba unb ben
Bbilippinen'Snieln Dienit su ibun. MIDI
mebr ais spei Soloatsn auf is 1000
8bpfs Der 8sp6lferuns Der Snieln. Dies
piiroe ben Der. Staaten cine pDhf ipertb'
poas 3eisrps, 1ruppe idui h. Dis
WaBre8el ptiroe bic gineebOrenen' gles
mente auf ben Snieln paclGciren uno i'm
Sntereiie Der Spariumtsltuno elmer suteu
&esieruns liesen. Dieie 5orce tbnnte in
dbnliher 8eie permanot tperben. tpiG
Die berittene posi3ei in Ganaoa uno biz
britiiten Gruppen in Gesppien uni
Snbisn.
SD empfeble, ben GOnsreb unsugeben.
oab er iofort Mabreseln in Der Srase bel
grb6buns beS Irmee.8 .8eitanoes, mas i'd
BON pitaIer Bi4tisteit baIte. unter'
nimmt.
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@esen bic @rtperbune Der Nbilips
ptuen.

Sn elmer Sisuns Der Dirsftoren Der
8olton Msrdants slhociatiOn eelanets
fOlssnbs RsiOlution sinfImmuns sur Yin.
nabme:
,,8si6IoKsn. buB nad ber anii&t bes
Direftorlums bisier gIioeiation bic grs
perbuns zines Sbeiles Der 8biIippinen.
nIsln, auBsr mas fir cine SlOttenliaiIOn
n6ibis lit. ben SntsrsRsn Der 8sr.
Staten sum 9lu6tbeiI ssrelden ipdrce. :"
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Gbiua's Saifer seiuno uuS nun.
ter.

Die 8aiisrin. Dittus unb Der aaiisr
empinesn ben iapaniidsn @eianoten
Damo. o.5umio uno nabmen bic Orosns'
yerleibunsen bss NituoO sntsesen. Die
aaiierin. gynipe fab eine Stufs b6ber,
als Der aalisr, uno belt bic lbli6e oof.
littsits. Reoe. Der 8aiier psrlas oann
cine dbnlib lautenbe 8sbe. ST lab brehi
ssiunb aus. Siu'Gblns, ebemaIiser
aineliider 8ptihafter IN 8ublano uno
Deutfdlano. tpurbs gum Weiteliso oes
Iiune.2I Damen ernannt.
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Gifenbabn Seittabelle.
Grie anb @gomins WalleD Giienbabn 60.

3n Strait am ~. Sspt. 1898.
i3ass psrlaTsn Scranton fir Nsp yorf, Ntp-
bursb unb 3piiaenpunftsn auf bsr Grit 8abu,
sbsnfalls fir Sapley nno lofalsu punftsn um
1903 Worssns unb 2.25 Ra6mittass. 3iiss
erreihen Scranton BON pbigen punften um
1923 @urssns, 3.t5 Ra&mittas unp 908
Mbenbs.
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grant Stetter,
SOtel nn0 NGeerei


Barme unO taIts Speiien fnb au isosr "a.
gssseit su baben. Grifdes Eager ftets an
5apf. ionic B.iue, eiquors uno Gisarrsn.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-19
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Considerable excitement was caused
along the water front, Saturday morn
ing in PASSPORT by the appearance of
a large whale in the harbor, which
was at first taken for the renowned
sea serpent which has not appeared in
PassamaquOddy bay since last year.
The sea monster was observed slowly
swimming up the harbor past the sew
eral neighhoring Canadian islands and
not until less than a mile from the
city did the big fish change its course
making in the direction of the United
States schoolship Enterprise. Those
on board who saw the whale. must
have supposed an attack was to be
made, but again the whale changed its
course, turned head out the bay. and
in a few minutes disappeared into the
Bay of Fundy. A number of boatmen.
armed with guns. followed the fish
but did not get near enough for a shot
and the people who expected a visit
from the mythical sea serpent We're
disappointed.
Harry Gilman, the Saco youth of 16
summers. who mysteriously disappear
ed on the evening of July /, returned
to Saco. Sunday night He was en-
ployed in the meat market of George
Prescott and has always attended
strictly to business. He left town on
his wheel and since his departure has
visited Massachusetts, Connecticut
and New Hampshire cities. When
asked to give his reason for Skip
ping without notifying hi relatives,
he said. After / finished ork on the
day of July l something seemed to
say to me that | must leave Saco, and
take trip through New England. I
could not seem to resist the still small
voice. and mounted my wheel and rode
away. But l tell you l am glad to get
back. l have lived on bakers food
most of the time. and am sick of it..
You don't catch me running away
again" Three years ago. this month,
George H. Gilman. the father of the
young runaway, suddenly left town,
and never has been heard from. His
reason for leaving the city was always
a mystery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-19
Special Advertisements.

Small advertisements not exceeding
four lines thirty words) coming under
the head of WANTED, FOR SAL, TO
LET. LOST. &c, will be inserted two
times for % cents, three times for So
cents and one week for 80 cents, AID
VANCE PAYMENT. In sending by mali
remittance of postage stamps or postal
note should be made with order, as the
charges are too small to open accounts
for.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-19

One of the greatest achievements in
modern railroad transportation has
been accomplished near Pttsburg.
where molten iron is being hauled Il
distance of five miles in tanks from
the furnaces to the rolling mills. the
expense of second melting being
thus avoided.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-19

John y. Carson of Mount Vernon.
who for a number of years was super
intendent of mails at the postoflice
under former administrations, is back
again at his post after an absence If
four years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-19

The Maine Central announces
monster Sunday excursion to Old Or
chard Beach. on Sunday July "A. the
train leaving Augusta ut 925 A. NJ.
and leaving Old orchard upon the re-
turn. ut ; o'clock. Full particulars are
Given in another column regarding the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-19

Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Hin of Br0cktun.
Mass, who have been spending few
weeks at Chambers Mills, We're in the
city, Monday, on their way home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-19

The Et Roy. William Paret. ID. D..
bishop of the Episcopal diocese of
MARYLAND, was in town for few
hours, yesterday. The bishop Is one
of the ablcst divines on the Episcopal
bench. He is spending the summer
with his family at Litchheld.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-19

Mrs. Noble Maxwell of Richmond.
who has been visiting relatives in the
city for the past few days, returned
home. Monday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-19

J. II. Pinkham Of Bangor, was in the
city, Monday. for a short time. visiting
friends. He is Passing his vacation in
Winthrop with relatives.