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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-28

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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-28
HOW TIE WAR MAKES EDITORS RICH.

There is a popular impression that the
newspapers are getting rich out of the
war. We hope it is true of our contem-
poraries. So far as the News and OBJ
server is concerned, while there has come
some increase in circulation, this paper
in common with other enterprises, has
felt the depression in business caused by
the war. In addition to sharing in the
common burdens OF war, the newspapers
have been forced to go to great expense
to keep up with the war news. The
price of paper thanks to the paper trust
has gone up one-half a cent pound,
and the Associa ted Press has been put 20
so great an expense that it has been
forced toincrease its assessments upon
all papers belonging to the Association
twenty-five per cent.
For every dollar that the increased in
terest in war news brings into our office,
at least three dollars go out to give the
readers, not only the news from the
front, but in camp at Jacksonville and
wherever. they go in the service of their
country. In a long experience in the
newspaper BUSINESS we have found that
paper prospers most in ordinary times.
A political campaign or a war temporari-
Iy increases the number of readers, but
ii entails expenses that far Outreach the
additional income.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-28
PLEA FOR SPAIN.

1t is gratifying to be able to acquit the
Spaniards of the crime of mutilating
American soldiers, but that does not JUS
tify us in attributing TO them virtues TO
which they have no just claims. Our
Dumb Animals says that Mrs. Abba
Goold Wilson goodness what name)!
is entirely familiar with the Spanish
people, and here is her estimate of
them in an article "Plea for Spain pub
lished in tae Beston Herald:
Judging from what | have seen for
myself, | am compelled to believe that
the Spaniards at home are a singularly
honest, quiet, sunny-natured race,
scorning meanness. and honorable for
honor's sake. With great sobriety OF
demeanor, especially in the North they
have kindness of heart and generosity
of spirit, and maintain frank, sin
cere bearing in all their intercourse.
am aware how incredible this will
sound; yet allegiance to truth and jus
tice makes any other testimony on my
part impossible"
Some Spaniard of the rarest type
has evidently hypnotized Miss or Mrs. las
the case may be) Abba Goold Wilson.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-28

old man that is trying to do right. we
sized him up and thought we could af-
ford to say kind word of him. ana
we did it, We did not like the pad
company he kept while here, but we sup
posed his long association with Dad
men had made him insensible to shame
and we overlooked that. He had been
heralded through the State as stu
pendOus drunkard, but drunkards or the
unadulterated type have sometimes
though rarely, reforms as sometimes
an ''Ethiop has changed his
skin and a leopard his spot, and
we gave him the benefit of hope
touched his hand in friendly introduc.
ton, and spoke kindly of the poor old
unfortunate.
But his skillets busted, his fat is al
in the fire, and the old man himself
has gone to the dogs and has been wal
lowing in the mire of his own vomlt
and now presents himself before the
public as a beastly drunkard and trying
TO lie himself out of the vOmit and the
ditch, and Lusk, of Asheville, who has
had his conditional resignation suspend
ed over his head, like the sword OF
DamOcles, has surrendered it to the
quasi Governor of North Carolina, who
has accepted it, and will proceed to sup
ply his place by some other worse man
for drunkenness is not the worst quail
ficatiOn for the ermine in North Carolina
Now Governor Dan can pop his whip,
employ the best Democratic counsel anC
let the State foot the fee.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-28

DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.

FOR JUDGES SUPERIOR COURT.
First District George I'll. Brown, Jr.,
of Beaufort.
Second District-Henry r. Bryan, of
Craven.
Fifth District Thomas ]. Shaw, OF
Guilford.
Sixth District Oliver ii. Allen, of
Lenoir.
Seventh District Thomas A. Mcneil,
OF Robson.
Eleventh District-W. A. Hoke. Of
Lincoln.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-28
ECZEMA SEVEN YEARS
Scalp and Back Covered with Dry Sore.
Thought Itching Would
Drive Him Mad.
COMPLETE CURE BY CUTICURA REMEDIES

I was afflicted with Eczema for seven years,
and my scalp was in a bad state. / had bad
back, three inches of which was covered with
dry scab with moisture underneath. The itch
ing was so bad thought it would drive me mad.
tried all remedies was told Of, but could not
get cured. was advised to try CUFIcURA REM-
EDIEs. used five bottles Of CUTIcURA REsoL.
VENT five cakes of CUTIcURA Soar, and five boxes
ofCUTcURA SALyE, and Teas completely cured.
Ihave not had pimple on my head or body since
G. LONG, 325 Wilton Ave, Toronto, Can.
CuTcURA REMEDIES daily perform great cures OF
torturing disgurng, humatng skin. scalp and blood
diseases than oil other blood and skin remedies combined
aud constitute the only unailng external and internal
treatment for all forms skim scalp and blood humOs
SPEEDY CURE TREATMENT FOR EVERY HUHoR -
Warm baths with CUTicURA SOAP gentle anOintings
with CUTcURA Iontment purest OF eynoien skin cures,
and mild doses OF CUTlCuRA REsOLVENT, greatest OF
blood purifiers and humor cures.
Sold throughout the world PoTrRR DRUG AND CHEM.
CoRP Sole PrOps Boston. How 10 Cure Eczema free.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-28
ECZEMA FIVE YEARS
Intense and Everlasting Suffering
Almost Frantic with itching
Four Doctors No Avail
COMPLETE CURE BY CUTICURA REMEDIES

have been an intense sufferer of that awful,
dreaded and everlasting disease, Eczema, for five
years. ] tried every ones advice 10 medicines,
besides four doctors, one a specialist in skin dis
eases, with no improvement at all, and from time
10 time setting me almost frantic with dreadful
itching AT last gave myself up to CUTICURA
REMEDIES, expecting them to result as all pre-
vious ones. TO my great and agreeable surprise
found a wonderful change IN three ,ceeks, and
after using three bottles of CUTIcURA REsOL-
VENT and one box of CUTIcURA SALvR, found
myself completely cured.
GEO. A. LOWE, 9O7 Market st., Phil, Pa.
Feb. 20, 1897.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-28
CLARK-KILGO AFFAIR.
Charlotte Observer.

Upon all this we have but two com
ments to make at present: ~ Judge
Clark, in his verbal statement to The
News and Observer, referring to the
item in The Charlotte Observer, of Fri
day, stating that his resignation had
been requested. says that this fact was
advertised, evidently fOr a purpose
and in his letter to Mr.. Southgate h'
speaks of it having been promptly adj
vertised." 1t is no more than justice t
everybody concerned to say that The
Observer secured it's information in the
ordinary process of news-gathering
that it was not furnished it by anybody
having any connection. near or remote
with Trinity College, but by n member
of a denomination other than the Meth
odist (2) The second comment is tina
DIR. Kilgo and Judge Clark come on
of this affair both considerably worsted
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-28
WHAT OTHERS SAY.
THE RADICAL JUDICIARY.
f. City Economist.

f. City Economist.
We had hoped that Judge Norwood
would be the exception to the general
rule of the hybrid party that is d0minat-
ed by the Republicans in disgracing the
once honored judiciary of North Carolina
by placing the scales Of justice in the
hands of imbecile, incompetent, drunken
or unfit administrators.
The people Of North Carolina have
been sorely tried while under the re-
gime of this set of wicked and corrupt
miscreants. When the judicial appoint
ments of the new regime made their APP
pearance, we were Mortified. Some were
circus clowns. Some were puppets
dressed in a little brief authority, and
were as proud and stuck up as a five
year old boy in a pair of new boots.
Some were partisans and thought they
were put on the bench to have legal
points settled in favor of the mongrel
party that had given them bite of
cheese at the pie counter. Some tried
their hand Mt abusing the Democratic
press of North Carolina, which conssi-
tuted 19-20ths of the state press, and
all of it's decency. All were ignorant.
After a surfeit of this judicial ignominy
Judge Norwood came along, quiet,
dignified impartial old man, and reputed
by the bar to be of fair legal attain
ments. We were rejoiced. We were
compelled to grumble so long at the
Republican mcompetents that we feared
our character for amiabilty and fair
ness was in peril. Now, thought we,
here is hybrid Judge, but decent
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-28
CONVENTION DATES.

Second Congressional District, Wilson,
August 31st.
Third Congressional district, Clinton
June 80
Sixth District, Congressional. VII
mington, July 9th.
Third Judicial district, Rocky Mount
July 9th.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-28
Otis DISTANCE LENDS EN-
CHANTMENT."
Springfield Republican.

They have had to put a hOtel-keeper
i'm prison at Chicago because he re-
fused to observe the civil rights of the
negro. But how we do yearn to lock
arms with the Malays. Negritos, Chin
ese, natives and half-breeds of the
Philippines and Hawaii
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-28

The Atlanta Constitution says that the
banks in Georgia will sell revenue
stamps to go on checks. They are al
lowed a discount of one per cent on all
stamps on hand for the accommodation
Of their customers.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-28

When Rooseyelts Rough Riders, com
posed Of Western cowboys and Fifth
avenue dudes" started out the papers did
not speak highly in praise of them.
They have now won the admiration of
all Americans, and the men called Fifth
avenue dudes have shown themselves
TO be heroes worthy of place by the
side of the martyrs of every war in
which the country has been engaged.
When it comes to defending Old Glory,
the Wyoming cowboys and the Fifth
avenue dudes show that after all there
is no real difference in American man
hood.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-28

The Concord Standard congratulates
the Indiana Democracy that their plat
form has the old time ring on the tariff.
Yes the Indiana platform rings clear for
onl time Democracy tariff for revenue
only, free coinage at 16 to /, the pay
men't of bonds according to contract, and
a denunciation Of the dishonest gold
standard which it declared was chiefly
responsible for the depression. The
whole country can afford to follow the
Hoosier Democratic platform.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-28

The Washington Post says that the
Senate stands 56 for the annexation of
Hawaii and 33 against it. II says that
a vote will hardly be reached this week
but that vote must soon result.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-28
PRACTICE AND PROFESSION.

North Carolina Democrats say they
are in favor of free silver. Yet when
an opportunity was offered to elect nine
free silver congressman, they refused
Progressive Farmer.
The Progressive Farmer says it is in
favor of free silver and yet it has all
along favored and supported fusion with
the Republicans by which it helped di-
rectly to elect goldbugs to Congress.
The Progressive Farmer says it is in
favor of. good government, and yet its
editors hold office under and uphold the
most disgraceful administration that has
cursed the State since 1868.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-28
CLUB WOMEN AT DENVER.

Denver. Colo, June 27.-At to-day's
session Of the Women's Federation OF
Clubs. Mrs w. h. Lowe, of Atlanta
Ga, was elected president. The vote
was Mrs. Lowe, 429 Mrs. Alice Ives
Breed, 234; Mrs. G.. +. Burns. 10; Mrs
w Todd Helmuth, s. Other officers
were:
Vice President Mrs Sarah S. Plat
Of Denver, Colo.
Recording Secretary Mrs. Chas. e
FOX. Of Michigan.
: Corresponding Secretary Mrs. c. NJ
Kdndrick, .Ir.. of Pennsylvania.
Treasurer-Mrs. Philip n. Moore, OF
Missouri
Auditor-Mrs. c. p. Burns, of Ken
lucky.
Sick headache, biliOusness, constipation
and all liver and stomach troubles car
he quickly cured by using those famous
little pills known as DeWitt's Little Ear
lya Risers. They are pleasant to take
and never grippe. Heartt Il Heartt.
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Office: News and Observer Building
Fayetteville Street.
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Entered at the postoffice at Raleigh.
N. c., as second-cldss matter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-05-12
Mrntens @eh 0rbe.

SIN Der reseImdBisen 8eriammIuna
bieier 8ebbrbe am Sreitas Na1mittas,
lests superintendent 8eemsr feinsn BE.
ridt fur ApriI Dor. ber seist. baB bas
Siafbs Ssim 400 Sniafen bot; bapon
iinb 1879 mdnnlite unb 48 psiblide
@sifssssiunb, ipdbrsnb ll2 mdnnli&s
uno 229 tpeiblide 9eifssfranf iinb.
Or. Donne madte BEL 81 5dqen i'm
Dtdr; unb ApriI ITO 8efube, Or.
Wlurpbp beri6tete 8 Sale unb 80 8iii.
ten unb Or. BiIliams bate 22l 8atiens
ten in ::8sbanbIuns bic sr 1913 Wal BE-.
iudte.
Die aubiioren Iestsn ibrsn idbrIi&en
8sri&t Dor, Der ssists, bab ipabrsnb bes
Sabres s92, ,532,55 ausbe3abIt tpurben,
cine 8ilans BON 81 .657 81 la5Ienb.
Cine GnSabl4ppIifanten fir tnteritlb.
uns tparen erfdienen, unter bieIen ID
Srauen, bon benen 9 bon ibrsn Wdunsrn
nit tpeniefsns stpei ileinen 2inbern Der.
lafen iporben iparen. Disielben ipurben
in Der sstp6hnIi&sn @siis srIebist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-05-12
Bilfesbarre Ra6rtdten.

-Sames Mcglnbrsp IN am Dienitaf
uIS @efdnsnibudrter ertpdbIt iporosn.
- Gin 8uiummenifob funb am Sam.
Tag abeno bel gpip Nun auf Der 2sbist
9aGsp 8abn sipifden sinem BaiIasier.
suee unb elmer 2ofomotipe fatt, ipobei
ettpa Elm Dubenb Bafasiere mebr ODE,
minber perIebt tpurben. Ser SIbrer be,
2ofomotipe mar an BEN 1lnfaQ ibulbis.
9afOr Sobannes giismann bon Der
ct. Baul's Iutb. @emeinbe an Sdo
Wain 6traBe, erbob IeBte @o6e eesen
Elm Witelieb Der @emsinbe, Sreb.
SdmaIb. cine aniIase auf Bsrleumb.
uns unb bieier muBte 8drsidaft in 81, :.
900 fsaen. SdmaIb bebauptst, oab
sr nur tpieoerboIt babe, mas Elm anberer
ausssipro&en.
- grdfbsnt Sobn @rabam bon 6sr
WilfessBarre unb Hortbern giisnbabn
gompanie, bic felt Sabresfriit stpilden
pier unb Sarpep's Safe Operirt, bat
Donneritue @ontrafte fur Mushattuns
Der 8abn fiir slsttriiden 8sirieb untsrs
,ei6net. Die ginribtuns nirb stipa
$4,000 fofen uno iOa bis sum Is
Suni fsrtis isin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-05-12
g dull. Neh6rbe.

Sn Der am WOntas Gbsnb ::abssbaIte'
nsn BeriammIuns biefer 8ebbrbe ituttet,
Superintenbsnt Soipea sinen ldnssrer
8sridt ab iiber bic burditnittli6e S6i.
Isr,abI in ben DffentIidsn SduIsn. be,
ssist, bab bic 4nsubI berieIben sesen'
mariis srbBer IN aIs ie supor unb fil,
oieies Sabr IL, ,53l betrdst; referirt.
Nnsebote fir bic neue SO. 8 S6uI,
an ber gde bon Bittston Npsnue unit
Sidorp StraBe tpuroen einsereidt. bsr.
leien unb referirt; iie betrassn burd'
fdnittIid etipa $40. 900.
9ie 8abaife Der 2ebrer i'm 8etrae,
bon sl5.223 36 fur 4priI ipurbe sur
3abIuns beorbert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-05-12
Worb Scranton.

Serr Soiepb Sod bon Gapouie
Iuenue 1T bur1 einen fdperen Infaa
osr Grippe ans Saus ssfefslt.
= WiIes Barrett bon 9rid apenue,
aIs Wiinsr in Der Gapouis Wine anse.
iteai. in am Donnsritas burd einsn gro.
Ben Dedenfaa besraben iperben, Der ibm
innerIide iotpie 8erlsbunsen am Gals
unb Rdden sufiste; feline 8ufanb mar
our 8eit elm fragpiirbiser.
= am Donnsrfias Radt tpurben brei
lIeinere ameritaniide Slassen por Der
8obnune beS @rsStabtratbeS Geo.
Irdbalb berunter uno au Stiidsn ssrrii.
fen unb am Sreitas Gbenb tpiebetbolts
ber Ulifetbdter iein unamerifanii Dies
8orssben an ben am Gage neu aufse.
bdnsten SIassen.
Soispt Sbaffer bon albright Ipe.
nue. tpurbe friib am Iebten Donneritap
Woreen an 8aiIroab Nasp nieberseihlas
gen unb um s25 beraubt. Sobn @ilrot
bon Der Slofeite, Der nit einem anosren
ben Raub aussefibrt baben fol-, purbe
arretirt uno fpdter in @rman9eluns bon
8drsfdaft benz @efdnsnib iberianbt.
Der 6idbriss 8Obsrt Biaiams bon
Wapne Npe. tparb Sonntag 9fadmittag,
pdbrenb er nit msbreren anoeren &inbern
nabe ieiner Bobnuns ipieIte, bon enem
Sunbe aneesriffen, Der ibm bas @sf6i
i6limm ,uribtete. Die Wunoen ipurs
ben iosleid bebanoeIt uno man erpartet
feline iHlImmen SoIsen; Der Suno puros
bon PoIiaift @utfins eridOhen.
= Gine an,ubI innsrs gnssfslie bei
Bef 8ibse 8oblen Gompanie treiften
am Sreitae unb bic SoIse mar, bab BIZ
0line niht betrieben tperben fcnnte.
Sic bei6peren iib iiber cine neue Gins
fdbruns ber 3eitbaltuns, ipelde sine
siemIide 8ebuftion Der Stunoen sur
5oIse batte. Die Diffsrensen tpurben an
Sumitus seidlidtet uno am Wiontaf
nabmen bic Nrbeiter fpieber ibrs 8e.
i6dftieuns auf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-05-12
Da8 xbaI abn ndrte.

1abIur. - 9en gbeIeutsn George
Heinbarbt bon @robe Strabe iparb am
Samitas Elm S6bnIsin seboren. bats
rid Gallagher, ber am Mbenb subor ben
8arbisrIaben bes Milss McDonaIb ,u
Winoota beraubt baben foa, tpurbe am
Samfa8 bier arretirt unb tpurbe fdr
iein ssri&tIi&eS grf&sinen unter 8ars.
i4aft seiteat.
Sn bem Saaftsab Saadt su Dur.
pea, in tueI@em iid borlsbtsn Sreitas
cine Beri4Gttuns ersisnete, bic stpei
Mannern bas 2eben foitets, Bat li1 am
Donnertas sessn abenb ipisber elm I'm.
faa susstrasen, bem bisissmaI brei
Meni&enlebsn gum Opfsr iisIen. Stunt
Mdnner tuaren 5ur 8eit bamit beibdf.
tist, 90 SUB unter Der ObsrfId9s nsue
SabritubI ,,@uioss" ansubrinssn unb
arbeitsten auf elmer idninssnben YIat.
form. AlS Elm idnsres SoIsiiiid bon
Obsn niebsrselaRen tparb, brad sntipeoer
bic 2ette ooer eS rutidte aus berfelben
unb traf bic BIatform, bieislbe tbeiIipeiIe
abbre&enb unb nit bem abssbrodensn
GbeiI ftarSten Sames Monusban. Ste.
ptan Ssntins unb Sobn 5itus 2l2 SUB
ben S6a4t binab, babel ibren iofortissn
COB finoenb. Ibomas Daipion unb
Gbomas 2ambsrt, bic sbsnfaas auf Der
platform arbeiteten, enteinsen tpunbsr.
barer Msiis bsm Sdidfale ibrer 3ame.
raesn unb ipuroen fiinf Winutsn fpater
aus ibrer sefdbrIiden Sage errettet (; iie
tlammerten ii& bic su ibrer 8sfreiuns an
ben Ref Der pIatform.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-05-12
Dpn Der Sibfeite.

Die 8srmdbluns bon SRI. Warp Ulet
bon SIo Waibinston 4uenue nit @bas.
Sdneioer BON pittston gpenue, in fiir
ben l. Suni anseidnbist iporbsn.
Dis iabIi6s StabImabIe nubm am
Montas nad einip59entli9em SiaAanbs
bic Nrbeit ipieber auf. Die n6rblide
StablmlbIe nabme eefern mad Idnaersm
Stiafanos bic arbeit iuisbsr auf.
Samuel SindIss bon Sidors Stras,
itarb am SreItas Gadmittag mad Idnaes
rer 8ranfbeit i'm alter bon 68 Sabren
@r ipar elm 8steran. unb Idnsiabriaer
Ansehsllter ber 8arrentperfe. Seine
8ssrbisuns fanb am SOnntas in Sac.
tOrppiae iiatt.
Dur4 bic na6Idiiise Sanbbatuns Ell.
mes Nepolpers iaete am Sonntaa 6 aspe,
S1nelber bem Suneen Srant Gambler
clue 8usel Oberbalb benz Nuae in ben
aopf aum Slid cine nidt iebr aefabr.
li&e 8erIeBuns madsnb; bic 9uaeI
ipuroe am 0iontas entfernt.
Sobn s. Dia sriff am 5rsitaa absns
ieinen Sdpieserpater 6. .. SebeI mil
elmer sroBen 3anse in brutalsr g8eii,
an unb am Samitas i6Ius er srau
Sessl. nit einem Stiid 8leir6bre. 6,
ipurbs fdr bic ansriffs arretirt unb il
Grmanssluns bon 8drsiaaft bem @e.
fdn8nib dbermiefen.
Der l3idbriss Ni&asI gu,fe, be,
nit sinem Gefdbrten am DlOrasn bel
%. april in @m. gOrtetfs 8obnunt
an Stons 4psnue einbrane unb bieieIb,
um psri1lsoenes beraubte, 1T am ssreitat
ssrbaitst poroen unb tpanberte in 81,
maneelun8 bon $500 8drsi9ait mad
osm Bsrbbr in's @sfdnsnis.
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Jbr S6rperfi&er 3ufanS

strlanai In sisisr 3sit bticnbsn aufmrfIam.
isif. gBsnn Sts miles, ibwa6 unb nsrpSs iinb,
" 90 iiar pap SbI Slnt unrsin If, unp pbnt
3ptttsl babsn lit Sbr @tbiru unb Sbrtn aSrpsr
~ tpr nbuarbftttt cetr auesfrsnst. Die 8s.
panellngspftis ttnts icltsn 3uffanbss II fIar
une stnfa&. Das Slut mus ,usrf susiuiai
gtresu, 10 eab eas nsrpSis Spifem unb ale
Srsanf nit gsiunoem SIst psriprgt psrbsn
,gsrltdnetst jabllcie esuts babsn bs,euat eae
bic bsiif gluirsinisunss. .ntrpeuifirisnbs une
Strait psrltibsnes Rtbbin Supo's SariaparilIa
~ Wnpptiat S6lafclsfsit uns allatmsins
Stpddt pnftpinptn, ptnn Spsbs Sdrlapa.
rila bebarrliH ssncmmsn pirb; nit sin,m
eScrtt, @iunebsii unb Slid fpfasn benz Sc.
braubt ppn Sepb's Sarlapariaa.
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SsSe Barrier Wcti,en.

Scr @inbbsuteI" in ber San,
ssrrunbe Saas am ls. Mai.
- 9oIisiit Sobn o. 9bomas, Der DO,
etipa stpei Dlonuten 70 IebenssefabrIid
ssfo4sn ipurbe. bat am Ulontas Der
Disnf pieber anseiretsn.
= Die enisilnbets OberIdde bes Sal.
iss berporserufen burd @rtdluns er,suat
Die msiiten Suiten. Dis ipdrmen6e uni
itdrtenoe Wiriuns bon Or. Auauii
86ni8's Samburser 8ruittbse Iinbert unb
beiIt.
= Dem Dabib Sones bon NoIanb
4usnus sinb am DonnerRas in be,
Deuepue Wline bur1 einen Dedenfau
'dpere BerleBuneen sugefii8t ipprben
uno sr entsins NIT fnappsr 9lotb benz
Gpte.
= Ser 9lIarm bon 2aiten 81 eeItern
Vormittas purbe bur1 einen 8ranb in
benz &eaer bes bon George Sparb an
Sadion Sttabe beipobnten Sauies Der.
uria4t Der S4aben in ni1t lebr
sroB.
= @eiI Open Moran am Rontaa
Elm Pferbeseidirr 70 billis perfaufte,
nabm bic Bolsei bic Sade in Sano unb
ipdter tuaro entbedt. bab er es aus SO.
tiers S4eune am Sampton Strabe ee.
itobIen bate.
= Sn ber @obnuns bes 9lrtbur 2etpis
an SipstIano Strabs brad seiiern
4benb um 10 tlbr Elm Seuer aus bic
beueripebr tpuroe burd 2aiten 38 aur
Steue berufen unb bate innerbaIb elmer
Stunoe ben 8ranb unter GontroIIe. Ser
Saupti4aben IN am benz ausndrtieen
binteren 1bsiIs bes @ebdubes.
= Sobn Mc@onisIe bon scranton
StraBe unb Sobn @ransp bon 2onerean
@ourt. bic in Bsrbinbung nit Dapib
DieDlanus Der iiBt. ben 8Iume 8ddsr.
laoen porlebten Sonntag beraubtsn, iinb
am Samitas einsebeimit porben unb se.
ttaneen ibrs SduIb Elm. tporauf fie sessn
Stsllun8 bon ie $500 8irei9aft entIais
len ipurben.
- BoIbif Cart fanb am Samifaa
entlan8 ben g., 8. & g8. @eIeifen, nabe
Wef 2adaipanna Ipenue, ettpa 400
Pfunb 8lsirDbren. bic am Srsitas Ra4t
aus oem Daarenbaus ter CUNT & Son.
neil Go. an Adtsr Sirabe sehoblen tpor.
ben tparen. Mueeni6sinli4 ipurben bic
Diebe in ibrer Nrbeit eeit5rt unb fniffen
nit SinterIaiiuns ibrer 8suts aus.
= OIiper. Der s Sabre aIte Sobn bes
gbtparo Nlilss bon grics Strabe, ipielte
am Sreitas in Der MittassItunbe nit
mehreren anberen 2inbern nit Strei6.
b6Isern. nobel feline 8lsibuns Seuer fns
unb er IebsnssefdbrIi9 psrbrannt tpurbe.
Seine S6mersensidrsis madten eine
yfa4barsfrau auf bas llnsIdd aufmetfs
lam unb iie Ibfdte bic SIammsn. Dis
8ranbipunben bes 8naben iinb tiefe unb
befnbsn fd an Der redten S6uIter,
Gals. redten Baden uno DIR. Gin
Gr3t lsifiste allen mbslidsn 8eihanb,
um bic fur&tbaren S6msrssn su Iinbern,
bod III es fraeIid, Oh er nit bem 2eben
oaponfommen tpirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-05-12
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