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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-24
Finest Qualities Lowest Prices
Clothes Trees

You'll like them, for they
are handler than a hall rack.
And here's a special one for
you this week. Made up very
strongly and nicely finished.
Special at ................
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-24
Tapestry POrtieres

Three yards long, all over
figured, fringed top and bot
tom, value ST. so. Special at.$1 .4c
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-12-14
BORN

BROWN-At Sound, Dec 9, to Mr. and Mrs Ar.
thur Brown, son.
GILES-At Eastbrook, Dec 5, to Mr. and Mrs
George w Giles, a son.
LEACH-At Bluehill, Dec 8, to MFR and Mrs
Arthur Leach IA son.
MERCHANT-At Lamoine, Nov 81 to Mr. and
Mrs stephen Merchant, daughter.
PERRi-At Bucksport, Dec T. to Mr. and Mrs
Harold Perry, twins-son and daughter.
SAUNDERS-At Bucksport, Dec s, to Mr. and
Mrs Richard Saunders, a daughter
SOPER-At Orland, Dec :, TO MIR and Mrs Den.
mis- Soper, a son.
TRACY-At sullivan, Dec o, to Mr. and Mrs Ed
ward - Tracy a daughter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-12-14
OBITUARY..
ERASTCS q. MORANG


Erastus G.. Morang, for many years a
resident OF Ellsworth died Friday in
Somerville, Mass, aged sixty-two years.
Mr.. Morang sustained internal injuries by
a fail in Post Office square, Boston, Thurs
day. He was taken to his home in Som
erville, where he died the following
morning.
Mr.. Morang was a native of Belfast, but
came to Ellsworth when a young man,
and most of his life was spent here where
he was engaged in business. For several
years ne has resided in Massach usetts.
He has been great sufferer for the past
two years.
Mr.. Morang married Miss Mary Moore,
daughter OF Nathaniel Moore, of Ellis
worth, who died some years ago. He
leaves two children-Charles l.. Morang,
OF this city, and Mrs. VIM. II. Robertson,
OF Somervile. Two broth hers OF the de-
ceased also reside here-R. f. and Daniel
Morang.
Deceased WAS a member OF Lygonia
lodge, f. and A. NJ, OF Ellsworth, and of
Somervilie council, Royal Arcanum. The
funeral was held In Somerville Sunday.
The body was brought to Ellsworth for
interment. The remains were accom-
panied to Woodbine cemetery Tuesday
morning by the immediate relatives, and
a delegation from Lygonia lodge.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-12-14
The Weather of November.

Following is an abstract of meteoro-
logical observations at the Maine Agricul-
tural Experiment station at OroHo, for
the month of November:
Number of clear aYs.......-..............
Number Of fair DAYS Observation-Disclosures. -. 3
Number of cloudy days........... ...........20
Rain vii ..............-- .....-6 81 inches
Average for November for thirty years,
4.53 inches
Temperature.
Average for the month. SOS
Average for November for thirty years "a =
Highest, November and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
Highest for November for thirty years. ~
Lowest for November for thirty years. .....l6'2
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-12-14
DIED.

COUSlSS-At BroOklin, Dec 3, Mrs Maria j
Cousins. aged rs years, months, days.
GOTT-At Boston, Dec 4, Daniel Colt, of Blue
hill, aged "a years.
H1NCKLEY-At Arlington, Mass. Dec s, Anna
ID, widow of T Hinckley, of Bluehil, aged
y years.
JELLISON-At Orlapd, Dec 10, Hattie Jelli
son. aged years. months.
LEACH-At Penobscot, Dec Q, Mrs Mary II
Leach aged so years, IL months, days.
MDRANG-At Somervile Mass, Dec 8, Erastus
& Morang, formerly of Ellsworth, aged 81
years.
PATTES-At Boston Highlands, Nov 30, Miss
Lydia T Patten. of Surry, aged 80 years,
months. days.
PERRY-At Bueksport, Dec 8 infant daughter
of MIR and Mrs iarod 5 Perry.
REED AT fremont, Dec I, Mrs Sarah NJ Reed
aged - years, 10 months, - days.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-12-14
FROM THE LAW COURT.
Decision In IA Southwest Harbor Land
Case.


The following rescript has been handed
down from the law court:
Byron p. Carter ct al. VS.. Henry Clark. Re.
script. Savage, j.
l. The description In deed was Begin
ming at the head of Southwest Harbor, In Mt.
Desert, aforesatd,the corner bound on the shore
between said lot and Isaac Mayos lot and fol
lows the shore southery to the corner of iona
than Browns lot; thence follows said Browns
and Mayo's lines we.terly 10 the head OF said
lot. which Is called Cookies lot"
Held that the description Is not uncertain.
,. 1t Ia permissible for "A witness having
knowledge, to testify whether the lines de-
scrbed in deed, when applied to the face of
the earth, actually surround tie lot.
3. 1t was not objectionable for a witness to
testify whether certain fence was on or near
the northern line of the byron Carter place"
Besides nothing appears to show that the de.
PENDANT was prejudiccd by the answer.
!. When the predecessor in title of one claim
ing by disseizin had stated that the property
assessed To him In the valuation books of the
town WAS all the property he owned, and 1t ap-
peared by the books that the locus in question
was not assessed to him. the books were admis-
sibe to show extent of his disclaimer. and his
statements in disparagement of his title were
admissible, against his successor.
5. When one in possession of land pays taxes
upon 1t, that fact has some tendency to show
the character of the occupation. 1t is an act
of ownership. And in such case, when 1t is
proper to show the payment of taxes, 1t Is also
proper to show by the valuation upon what
property taxes were paid.
8. preliminary question, harmless In char
aCter held unobjectionabe
I. When witness has testified to admission
made by party at a certain time It is not com
petent, on cross examination to show that the
party made IA contrary, and a self serving state
ment at another time.
:. When title by adverse possession il In
issue, and the proof of occupation and its char
acter are material, If a party claims that he has
paid the taxes upon examination to show that
the party made his "homestead''. he may show
one step in this proof, that it was not as
se-sed to any one else.
.. When II party claims by adverse possess
sion, the fact that the seectmen of the town
knew of his claim, and recognized 1t by an arti-
Gle in n warrant for a town meeting, is mad
missible.
This would only prove notorety of claim.
IL Is notorious occupation which Is one of the
elements necessary to constitute title by adj.
verse possession. II is not proved by reputa-
ton. Notoritty Of occupation Is not To be in
ferred from uotoriety of claim.
Exceptions overruled.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-12-14
MARINE LIST.


Hancock County Ports.
BUCKsroRr-Ar Dec .. -chs Susan Stetson,
Heath, and Julia Baker, Perkins, Boston
Domestic Ports.
BosroN-Ar Dec 10, 7chs Grace f stevens
stevens, Portland; Charleston, MClnni7 from
Bangor; Storm Petrel, Bonsey, Rondout
Sid Dec : sch Susan Stet1on, Bucksport
Ar Dec Il. sch a X Woodward. kennebec
BoOrHBAY-Ar Dec 10. sCh- q Dun, South.
west Harbor for Portland, Robt Pett-, Penob-
scot; " II Card, Gardiner for Portland
FALL RivER-Ar Dec :, sch Helen q Nose
ley Holt jacksonville
GLoUCKsrER-Ar Dec = sch Arthur Clifford,
Boston for Bangor
Ar Dec L, sch q W Reed, Portland for Boston
NoRFoLK-Ar Dec 8, sch ID ID Haskell Eaton,
New York
Sid Dec 5, sch Carrie a buchanan, Tapley Sa
vanuah
NEW YoRK-Ar Dec Q. sch j b Holden, Beal,
Jacksonville
AR Dec :, sch John Douglass, Thurston, Port
Eaton for Philadelphia
Sid Dec :, sch Pope Ramirez st Thomas
Sid Dec = sch Chrome, Calais
Sid Dec g. sch NJ { Moseley, east
NEW LONDON-Ar Dec 10. sch Mary Hall,
Jacksonville
PoRrLAND-Ar Dec 0. sch Leonora, Belatty,
Boston
AR bee II. schs H S Collins, Stonington for
Boston; Victory, Dyer, Franklin; w Card,
Lowell, Kennebec for New York
RoCKLAND-Ar Dec I, sch Mary Stuart,
Philadelphia
sALEM-Ar Dec 10. sch Willie L Maxwell,
Franklin for Washington
Ar Dec II, schs May Queen, sullivan Tor Bos-
ton; Multnomah, Boston for sullivan
WILMINGTON, C-Cld Dec :, sch VIM +
Campbell, Strout, from Kingston, ia
Foreign Ports.
SAVANNA La MARA Nov IS, bark Chas Lor.
Ing. Lunt, for New York
ANNAPOLIS S-Sld Dec 5, sch Alice Crab.
tree. Buenos Ayres
HONG koSG-Sld Oct p, bark st James, Tap
ley, Baltimore
HAyANNA-Ar Dec s. sch Sedgwick. Hagerthy.
New York
Ar Nov 20, sch Abbie Stubbs, Whitney, Mo
bile
Notes.
GLOUCESTER, Dec l0-sch May Queen. from
Sullivan for Boston, was in collision yesterday
In the lowe. harbor with sch Sterling, the latter
being cut down to the Tyaters edge and carry.
Ing away fOrerigging; the May Queen made
temporary repairs and will proceed
Spoken.
Oct Il, on the equator, Ion "A, ship VIM II
Smith, Brown, from Philadelphia for San Fran
cisco
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-12-14

OF course when you are buying your
Christmas dinner you will go to Dresser's
market. You will be able to get good
turkey, it will be well to order before
hsnd-order now, and you will be sure OF
a good one.
b. F. JOY,
the photographer, has w. r. tehley, the
Photographic expert, with him again.
Why not surprise and please your friends
with a photograph at Christmas? To do
this you must call early, so that time VIII
be allowed to finish the photos.
CALL & CoNNICK,
the miliners, are offering trimmed hats
and bonnets at sacrifice figures. They
believe in keeping up to date, and now
the season has passed its height they
begin to clear away for spring.
j. A. HALE
makes his usual large display OF Christ
mas goods. There is the usual assort-
ment OF holiday books, gold pens, collar
and cuff boxes, necktie boxes, fancy cups
and saucers, vases, photo frames, dolls,
toys, games, children's books, novelties
there are hundreds OF things to choose
from. Christmas shoppers always visit
Hale's.
c. X. FOSTER,
In his regular line OF furniture, has some
very handsome pieces, and is advertising
a reduction Of 20 per cent. throughout.
AS specialties may be mentioned Morris
chairs, fancy rockers, childreA's rockers,
writing desks, dining-room, parlor and
library chairs, chiffoniers, china closets,
pictures and picture frames. Call and see
the brass finished couch, just received;
the newest thing out. Here the boys may
find sleds to heir liking.
c. l.. MoRANG's
ST tore is a verita BILE Christmas bazaar. Aside
from the articles suitable for gifts to be
found in his regular stock, Mr.. Morang
has line of goods specially for the holt
days-dolls, toys, books, lamps, glass
ware, handkerchiefs, jardinieres, shop
ping bags, box paper, perfumery, fancy
boxes, toilet cases, napkins, etc.
GEORGE a. PARcHER.
Parcher, the druggist, has a line of
toilet sets in handsome and unique de-
signs Particular attention is called to
his excellent line of fine perfumery in
fancy bottles and cases; also toilet soaps,
brushes, combs, etc. He carries a stock
OF choice cigars.
HODGKINS,
the candy manufacturer, is the busiest
man in Ellsworth just now. He is max
ing Christmas candies by the wholesale,
not only for Ellsworth, but for many OF
the surrounding towns. Who wonders
that hes busy. The window of Mr..
Hodgkins' store is one of the most
attractive in town.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-12-14
MARRIED..

EY-GULLIFFR--At Bar IIarbor Dec
3, by Rev Charles + JoneS Miss Mary
Ackley to Lerlie NJ Gulifer, both of Bar iiar
Dor.
CDWPERTHW AIT - BICkFORD At Pros
poet ilarhor, Dec :, by Rev Charles Il Morse
Miss Edith ECowpertha nit, of Prospect lIar
Dor, to Richard + Bickford, of Winter Harbor
SPRAGUE-WALLACE fremont, Dec s
by Rev l. Pinkerton, Miss Rita NJ Spragut
to sidney Wallace, both of fremont
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-12-14
LAW COURT DECISION.
New Trial Granted In Case of Nus
grave VS.. Farren


grave VS.. Farren.
The decision of the law-court in the
Hancock county cases of Musgrave VS..
Farren has been received. The rescript
follows:
In these eases the verdicts for the defendant
were rendered against the positive testimony of
the plaintiff, against the probabilities in her
favor arising from the relations formerly ex.
isting between her husband and herself, and the
husbands course of dealing with his wife in
respect to his property, and against the hus-
bands own declaration made under oath during
his examination judgment debtor in New
York; and it is the opinion of the court that
they ought not to be permitted to stand.
In an action of replevin the writ must specify
the particular property to be replevined and
describe it with reasonable degree of Ger
tainty, in order that the property may be iden-
tilted and delivered 70 the plaintin. Where the
property is described as live barrels, thirteen
boxes and two crates, without any mention
whatever OF their contents, and the plaintiff
has title to the barrels, boxes and crates
themselves, no recovery can be had for any
part of their contents. Nor is the writ amend
able for reasons stated in the opinion.
upon the motion the entry in each case must
be motion sustained new trial granted.
The cases in que-tion-two cases were
decided on one tri we e tried in Ellis
worth at the October term, 1897. The
actt ms We're on writs Of replevin. The
plaintiff was Mrs. Fannie Z. Musgrave,
OF New York, and the defendant named
was Rufus Farren, proprietor OF a store
house at Bar Harbor, but the real issue
was between Mrs. Musgrave and her
husband, Thomas B. Musgrave, from
whom she was separated but not divorced.
MIR. Musgrave was formerly a prosperous
New York banker, but failed. His wife
owns valuable property i'll New York and
at Bar Harbor. The prominence OF the
parties lent interest TO the case. The
verdict WAS for defendant.
Wood and Hale x Hamlin appeared for
plaintiff and Il. >. Clark and Deasy for
defendant.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-12-14

Many OF THE AMERICANS advertisers
are in lines OF business not directly af-
fected by the Christmas trade, and these
are not mentioned here. 70 all such,
well as to all its readers, THE AMERICAN
wishes Merry Christmas and a Pros
porous New Year
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-12-14

New Postmaster at Belfast.
Arthur |. Brown has been appointed
postmaster at Belfast to succeed Henry l..
kilgore, deceased.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-14
Den grotbaa.rn oo.r ben eadereiar.

Den 8rotbddern obsr ben 8ddsreiar.
bsitern bat Der amsritaniide @rfinounsS,
seiit sinen neuen ihIimmen @oncurrenten
auf ben gals eebsst, RaaOem bic
Ieisinst' Waidine minbsitsns elm DritteI
Der Bddersiarbeiter Gus ibren SteIsn
uerbrdnst bate, If Jest aub cine 8Iot.
formunssmaidine auf ben Blan getre.
ten. nit bsren SlIfe in elmer Minute 80
9aibe 9rOt sefOrmt iperoen fbnnen. uno
bic BON einem &naben beoisnt perosn
fam. 0fit anoeren Morten, biefe Wta.
ihine fam init Sdlfe zines 8uabsn in
Der Stunoe unsefdbr 70 pleI ~!eifsn, als
sehn Wann biSber an einem Gage. Das
III bart fdr bic 8ddereiarbsiter. bon be-
men u tpieoer tpabribeinlid Elm neues
Dritiel, pisaei&t gar bic Sdlfte, mad
neuen @rperbsquelen fi4 umieben mli'
fen. gIbsr sS last ii6 nidts baseesn
tbun. @esen bas Sdidial -unb bas III
Die Wui4ine fur ben Arbeitsr es
fein AufIebnen.
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2awinennur3.

SIN @bilfoot.B fao baben porIebtsn
Sonnias Mittas suii6en ben Scales
unb benz Stone Souie 81 8erionen ibren
Cob sefunoeu, pdbrsnb pieIe anbere
mebr oper minoer idlimm perleBt purben.
Sine Shnees uno @%lSlatpine. bic an Der
8sraieite bernieOerfubr. besrub bic un.
'slidlihen Msnitsn.
SIN sanssn puroen .fiufsis psrionsn
bon Der 6 ipiue erfabt; tbeilS iinb ie
perihIttst. tbeils infolee 8~erlsbungen
nieoersebrohen. Ser umtnnb, oab bic
TsIspbonbrdbts aer,ifen. sri6msrt bic
Changing BON @%inselbeiten. Iaufsnbs
bon Perfonen, bic in Der 0ibs Der I'm.
falfsls Iassrten, eiItsn ben Opfsrn sur
ollie. Mdbreno oes sanssn Cages tobis
elm blenbenoer Sbneefurm.
Gauienoe uon Tonnen Sdnee unb Sis
iauitsn nit Der 2apine su TbaI. Am
Worssn i&on mar cine canine nisber.
sssansen unb pdbreno bic 2tuts fi&
sinsn Des babntsn, tam bic Bipeits.
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8ismard's @eburtstasSs6e '
tdenfe.

8strefs Der @sburtstassssidenfe,
tpsIde Der Mltfansler erbalten bat, uer'
lautst nod, buB er iid ben ibm BON aai'
fer ssidenitsn 8rlditod. mad benz Bore
bible bss bitOrifden 8ridftOds oss AIten
5rib ansefsrtist. febr sefreut bat. BOD
Dor Der Tafel bate Der 5lrft oas faiier'
lids .@sidsnt probirt uno banbli& gee
funbsn. Gr idriit, fid fsit auf ben
Stod itdssnb. mad BEN re4ten S6lob'
HdssI binibsr, no al bic in ben lestsn
3aesn eineeIaufenen @eburtStaesses
fdsnfs aufssbaut tparen. 9as orisi'
nsQfs @si1snf bilbeten elm Baur
@raaIsiaubsn, ipslbe Der Oberfetparb
bss aus QiaotiGu suriidsefebrten .Norbb.
alopb". 0ampfers ,.Darmftabt" aus
Singapore ais @si4enf Der bortiesn
@~raaImifiion aus benz Sailamtempel
mitssbradt bat. Sonh bsfinosn fi6
untsr ben @sidenfsn Gin Rsitpfsrb,
8psirab, elm Sdlafrod. 2unhia6en,
DelicatsRen, Gisarren. 2iqueure. 8rOt.
Dhrfe. Sonia, 8aumiu&en, Muiita.
lien, 8iIbsr. lbrsHen u. T. p. asibarsi
Brof Sdpsnniser bot elm aus Sopisn'
ieimden ipeeiea ~sebrautes Sab Saba
torbisr esitiftet.
Die Sulbisunsen nubmen bic peridis.
bsnfis unb ipunberborts Sorm on. go
bat ii1 Elm BsrIiner S&ubmann bur6 bic
isaIi6s @sIsssnhsit sum GompOniren els
mes WatideS .So& Surf 8isma,d !'
bsesiftern IaHen.
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Sehfatefsn.

Sif6e: Nsus SoIdnbiide Sdrins'
un6 RuRi1s Gardner. hamburger
9lale in Del unb @elee, Gabiar. Sar.
cinen in 8G6ien. 2obiter, Appetit SiIbs.
sstcdter MadersI, 8ieler Sptottsn in
Del.
aafs: Sromase be 8ris, 2iebsr.
trans. Cream. @riiner. Shweissr. Sim,
burger. 8adaein unb Sano 8die.
Wurh: Satami unb Gerpelat, Mies
ner, nit ober cbne Sauertraut, unb
Sranffurtsr in Gii6feu.
Spe3iaIttdten: O4fenmauI'
Salat. 2isbis's 6Ieif6. @rtrait. OIipen5I
bsim Quart, 2amms3 uneen in 16pfsn.
Gbparb Siebeder,
$50 2adapunna Abs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-14
Oh foQff niht ftehIen.H

Or. 8. 6. SpaIop bon Sarris5urs
Bot Donneritas slbeno bic unabbdne:pe
domination fdr's @ouperneursamt auf
Der platform: ,.Du ioaft nidt asblen".
ansenommen. Die domination tpurbs
ibm am 80. Wdra son elmer Delegation
9biIuoelpbia'er Burger anaeboten, Or.
Smaaotp tsur Substitution. Ganbibat fir's
neutrality-suspicious. I'M Nopsmbsr unb
erbielt $4,000 Stimmen bon benz @e.
i%ammtpotum, bas 734. l48 Stimmsn be
trus. @abrideinIid tpirb bic Stats.
convention Der Brobibitioniiien. tpslGe
am 10. Wtai in Sarrisburs ftattfinbei,
Or. Spaaop aud als ibren @oupsr.
neurS, Ganoioaten auffeqen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-14
Wfit ftotfber MHbe fiebt bas 0olf
bon 9aDana Der Gntmidluue
Der Siuee e~ntaeeeu.

Cine Depei&e aus S.pana an bic
SEEN Yorf ,.Sribune" iast: Die beige
Bep6lferuns iiebt ben @ntnideluns Der
Dines nit ftoii&sr Rube entsesen. nns
ter ben 8eamten, bonn @rneralcapitdn
8Ianco an. berridt Elm @efabl oer Sc.
l%afenbeit. Sic iinb besperat, aber iie
bubsn sstban, mas ie fonnten, um ben
&eit Der Souperdnitdt SpanienS in
Guba su retten. Sic baben aud bic befts
m5sIiaiten 8orbereitunsen setrOfsn. um
feinolide Ansriffe surddsuidlasen. @i'
nise Marine. unb ArmeesO fieiere baben
erobe8 8ertrauen auf has auSsebebnte
Spltem Der 2anbbatterien unb Safenper'
tbsioisunesperte. Die b6beren 8edmten
fir4ten bineesen bas 2anben ameritani'
i4sr 1ruppen auf Der Snfel in Matan3as
unb anberen pIdben unb beren 8orrdden
auf SaSana ,u 2anbe, tpenn Sapana bios
firt III uno Der 2riea beeonnen BAT. Dte
autoritdtsn tbun ibr M6sli&ites, UNI
bic 3abI Der Truppen su permebrsn ; iie
bsben Elm 9efrst an bic Sipileouberneure
srlaHen, einen Genius bon alen f6rper'
lid fdbi8en Wdnnern i'm Nlter bon 10
bio 80 Sabren aufsunebmen unb fis pst'
ben ALE ipaniiden nntertbanen su ben
Waffen rufen. tpenn bic Notbpenbieteit
%sintrit!, obpobl ite oieie abii4t nidt su'
seiteben tpoqen. Neue &efruten ieben
GIters fir bic 8oIuntdr' Truppsn tperben
ieben Abenb in Sapana einerereirt.
ObpobI bic 8ep6Iferuns iid ielbft fur
fabiS bdIt. ieoen ansrif suriidsuid!a.
gen, 70 isBt mon bod bic sr6bte Soffnuns
auf bic ipanif1e SIotte.
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Sin beutfaes edit sefunfeu.

Die 8srmutbuns. bat iia bstatist, bab
IS Der beutids Dampfsr ..Wasnst" &c.
psien 1T. pelder. auf Der Sabrt nab
Ststtin besriffsn, am l6. War3 nit benz
ensliidsn 8arfi6if ,.8ritifb prinesb"
coQioirts uno nit Wtann unb Maus uu'
tsreanssn ID. Ser 8ruber bes Captains
oes pe~runelldten Dampfsrs ibsntifsirte
GENTLE Sbifstbeile, peIde in ben Bug
Der ,,8ritiib prinesB" setrteben worpsn
paren, oils gu BEN ,,Dtasnst" eeb6ri8.
R,dt nur Der @apitdn bat Elm Grab in
ben @eaen eefunben, ionbern aud bic
san3s aus 18 8bpfen betebenoe 8sfas'
Jung. Die a~atafropbe srsisnsts iia in
Der gGbe bes @ebbarb 2euhtihifes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-14

aus Obeha, S~IbrubIunb, iuirb sss
meloet. baB infolee Der amerifanifden
2riessesridts Der Breis bss Weisens
bort in rai&em Stsisen 1T.
Bel ben bissidbrisen 2anbtasspatlsn
in Sdnemarf fieste bic rabifals 2ints.
Dieielbe Bat iest i'm abseorbnstsnbaus
cine Webrbeit bon l3 Stimmen.
Ser 0ampfer. tpeIder am 16. Mdrs
nit Der britif&en Barrie ..9rincsb" su'
iammenitieb unb nit allen 70 Sniafsn
untersins. mar Der sbeuiide Dampfer
,Maenet".
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Selapare, sada. & @efiern Giienbabu.
Mputao. %. Wpp 1897.

3ass p%srIa1sn Seranton: Grprsb fir Q yra-
euft, Ospsso, Utica, Buffalo unb ben Wtfsn
1910 unp 2.35 ROresus unp 1.55 Ra&m,
8trbinpuns ma6snb In Buffalo mad allen
punftsn in rem Wsfsu, 9insbamtpn unc Bath
nm 900 M. unp LOS Ratm. Glmira grprtb
nm 5 SIS Rahm. @rprte fir Rtp gprL lao,
$50, SIS, 800, zoos Dr.. 1855 unb 3.33
RaGm. Grprtb fir philadelphia, Cation,
Irsntpn. SIS, 500 unb 1905 Dr., 1855 unb
1888 RaGm. Rt6plfon aseOmoeatisn suldbi
Scranton UNI sid Radm. Sobpbanna deco
mpoation ptrl6et Scranton UNI 6.t0 abtnps.
9oafdnbiss gusfunft iibsr &attn naG alien
5bsilsn Der Der. Staaten unb Canada fam In
1idstOffet i'm Sabnbsf srbaltfn tutrssn.
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Mormeuen beretten elmer Rdnbers
banbe ibr Gnee.

4msrifaniids Mormonsn. bic in We'
rifo cine R%ieoerlafune eriinoeten. mo
ite unesit6rt bic 8isltpeibsrel treiben tons
men, babsn Der Sdrefensberri&aft Der
8anbitenfbaar bes Rauberbauptmanns
,8lad Sad" Elm @nbs nit Sarsden bss
reitst. Set mebrersn Sabren bate bas
&aubssiinoeI morosnb uno pIiinoern bas
game @renssebiet burdsosen uno init Der
8sute in ben un,usdnsIi&sn SsIfsn'
I1luaten Der Sierra Waore Elm iidsres
8srftsd ssfunbsn. 8or 8ursem LIBERTIES
len stpsi Der 8anbiten cine ab8eleeene
Mormonsn. AnisbeIuns. eri9lussn cine
Srau uno planoerten ben bon lbr 8e'
flbrten Rramlaben. Die Geltefen Der
Rormonentir6e bsauftrasten nun ale
pafenfdbisen Manner Der Nieberlafune.
ssssn bic 8auber su SeIbe su aieben unO
ni1t eber su raiien, ais bis fe oas @e'
iinbel pertilst bdttsn. @ebOriam ibrsr
2irds sossn bic Mdnner aus, tassIane
h~reiftsn fie bur6 oaS @sbiree, iudten Bee
butiam isbsSslsi4ludt ab. gnoll4 fties
Sen iis auf bic rihtige Sdbrte. Nit
GROCER 8oriiat nabtsn tie fib BEN Rdu'
berlaser. has fie tudbreno Der Nadt un.
bsmerft umsinselten. Gm Worsen tel
ten fs ii4 init 8indstsrbl&ien f4uB.
fsrtis auf uno riefen ben iberrafnten
8anoiten. 8 an Der 8abI. au. ii& Otne
Bioeritanb su erssben. Die 2srls absr
MOLTEN su ben Bafen s%reifen. bod bu
ira&ts Sdub uuf S6uB aus ME febIen.
ben 8ddien unb bic Rduber blisbsn tooi
auf benz Plabe.
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9lominifrators Na9ri6t.-5iukrIaFtnl&aft
Der psrtorbsnsn Sarab 6. 8Ianhare, lsst.
bin BON Der Stabt scranton, eadawanna
County unb Staai psnuiylpania.
Sn etr cbistn SinisrlafsnlGaft ~ BEN I'M
ttrisi1nstsn tsfamsniarii&e 8plmatt btmiatst
ipcrbsn, nnb ole ptrfonsn, bic Gorberungtn &C.
cen eislslbs babsn, tpsrptn Iolhe 3ur 4tjatluns
ttnrti1tn unb ptr ~btrftlbsn iGulbet, tpiro ,ur
fofcrtiesn 3ablune aufstfprbsrt.
W. Q. 8Ia d
.. 3. partrtbes 9bminifrator.
abpufai Der StntfrIafsul9aft. 1915