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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-08
A GOOD MAN GONE.
Dr. John Manning Visiting Durham-A
Brilliant acknowledgements.

Brilliant German-Personals.
Durham, N. c., June 7.-(SpeciaI.)--A.
j. Blalock, one of Durham's best citizens,
died yesterday at his home in the wcs-
tern part of the city. He had been sick
for some months with that dread dis
ease, consumption. Up to the time Of
his failing health he had for many years
been Il trusted employer of w. Duke,
Sons d Co, where he was held in the
very highest esteem by everybody con-
nected with that establishment. He
was member of and steward in Main
street Methodist church. He leaves Il
wife and child, mother, sister and broth
or who are deeply grieved ut his DEATH
His funeral was conducted this morn
ing from Main street church by Rev.
q. A. Oglesby.
DR.. J. A. Carr has just returned from
a meeting of the Maryland and Virginia
Dental Associations which was held in
Baltimore.
DR.. John Manning, the distinguished
professor Of law in the University, is
spending a few days with his sons in
this city.
A brilliant german was given in the
armory last night.
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CROWDS SEE THEM GO
DIFFICULTIES IN WAY OF THIRD
EXPEDITION.
GOVERNMENT MAY IMPRESS VESSELS
Troops for Second Expedition Now Ready to
Embir.- Ship Owners Are Making
Extrayagant 0emands--Ves-
sells in View.

San Francisco, June THE principal
event in the local war situation to-day
was the departure of the Monitor Mon
terey and the collier Brutus for Manila.
The order to get under way was issued
about / o'clock, and shortly afterward
the wharves and docks on the water
front were crowded with people anxious
to witness the departure Of the formid-
able fighting machine and the collier,
which is to accompany her Every
steam whistle on the water front blew
n farewell and as the two vessels moved
down the harbor toward the Golden
Gate the crowds on the wharves sent up
a mighty cheer
That the expedition to the Philippines
will not leave here before next Saturday
seems almost certain at this writing.
Stores. supplies and ammunition are be
ing placed on board. but the work will
hardly be completed before the end of the
week. though it is stated that the vessels
will get away on Friday.
The troops which are to embark on the
Colon. Zealandia and China are ready
for service the last equipment being de
livered to-day.
High rates Of charter and scarcity
of ships is preventing the War Depart
ment from getting the third Manila eX-
petition under way. The three trans
ports engaged with the China, Colon and
Zealandia will constitute the second ex-
petition.
Ship owners are demanding cXtrava-
CANT prices for steamers, and they will
not be met by the War Department
Unless some Of them make more reason
able propositions it is n foregone cOnclu-
sion that a number of steamers will be
seized and drafted into service.
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Bad management keeps more people in
poor circumstances than any other one
cause. TO be successful one must look
ahead and plan ahead so that when a
favorable opportunity presents itself he
is ready to take advantage of it. A
little forethought will also save much
expense and valuable time. A prudent
and careful man will keep a bottle of
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and Dar-
rhoea Remedy in the house, the shift
less fellow will wait until necessity COM
pels it and then ruin his best horse go
ing for a doctor and have a big doctor
bill to pay besides; one pays out %
cents, the other is out a hundred dollars
and then wonders why his neighbor is
getting richer while he is getting poorer.
For sale by J. II. Bobbitt, Henry L.
Hicks and North Side Drug Store.
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The Historic White Sulphur
Springs,

GREENBRIER COUNTY, WEST
VIRGINIA. The representative re
sort of the South. A great central
point of reunion for the best society of
the North, South, East and West. Note
reduction of rates: Per month of %
days. $40, $50. 500 and $75; per week,
$3.50, $50, $1750 and $210O Child
rem under - years of age and servants,
$3.50 Open June 18th to October LIST.
Elevator and electric bells. Secure loca-
ton early in advance of the season. L..
w. Scovile, Manager.
CHM.
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SHIPS FOR TRANSPORTATION.
Assistant Secretary of War Rapidly Get
ting Matters Into Shape.

Washington, June Assistant See
rotary of War Meiklejohn is rapidly
shaping the question of ships for trans
nortation of troops to the Philippines.
1t was definitely decided tonight that
the steamship Centennial will not be of
the fleet as she has been found unsea-
worthy.
1t is probable that the War Depart
ment will impress into government SER
vice the steamships Senator. City of
Pueblo and Queen. of the Pacific Coast
Steamship Company Assistant Secre-
tary Meiklejohn to-day telegraphed Gen
eral Merritt to have these vessels in
spected with view to their use as troop
ships and if found suitable to impress
them into service.
In addition to these vessels. the de-
partment has in view several ships Of
the Northern Pacific Steamship Com
pany This is British corporation and
the vessels are the Arizona. Victoria.
Tacoma. Columbia and Olympia. Mr..
Meikleiohn this evening received a teIe-
cram from the company stating that
these vessels would he chartered to the
government on condition of receiving
American registry at practically the
prices the War Department had pro-
posed to them.
Goose Crease Tin;noapt sold nn5
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HOTELS AND SUMMER RESORTS.
The Ocean View Hotel
OCEAN VIEW, VIRGINIA.

Will open June list. This is one Of the
most delightful seaside resorts on the
bay. The bathing is the finest on the
sea. Coast fishing in front of the door.
Hotel handsomely appointed under the
management of Lee & Erskine.
Write for booklet.
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RIOTING IN IRELAND.

Belfast, June 7.-To-night there was a
renewal of the riots begun yesterday.
The Nationalists attacked Il body of men
who were leaving their work, and there
was veritable hurricane of scrap iron
and other missiles.
The police at first were overpowered
but being reinforced, they cleared
the streets with free use of their clubs.
The military has been ordered out, and
il is feared that there will be a renewal
of the disturbances.
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NO SMALLPOX IN WILSON.

Wilson, n. c., June 7.-(Special)--
1T has gone out that there is small
pox in Wilson. / can say upon the best
of authority that this is not true. 1t all
originated from man here being vac
cinated, and he had for a very few days
very slight symptoms of a very slight
form of varioloid. He is now entirely
well, up and going about. There is no
more smallpox here than there are Span
ish MORO Castles and warships.
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MONUMENT TO GLADSTONE.

London. June Tn the House of
Commons to-day Il message from Queen
Victoria was read, announcing Her Ma
iesty's intention to direct the erection OF
a monument to the late William e. Glad
stone, in Westminster Abbey.
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Atlantic Hotel,
MOREHEAD CITY, N. C.

The finest resort on the Atlantic Coast
Still and Surf Bathing, Sailing, Fishing,
Hunting, Free Billiards and other
amusements. Finest and largest ball
room in the South. Celebrated Old Colo
ny Orchestra of Erie, Penn, eight pieces.
For pamphlet, rates or information, ap-
ply to,
PETTIJOHN BROS, Managers.
Morehead, n. G.
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FIRST BALL AT MoREHEAD.

Morehead, n. c.. June 7.-(Special)-
The first ball and banquet of the season
ut the Atlantic Hotel. Morehead City,
n. c., will be given Saturday evening,
June 18th. 1t will be full dress ger
man, and the music will be furnished by
the celebrated and renowned Old Colony
Orchestra, of Philadelphia, which has
been engaged by this famous resort for
the season. A large attendance is ex-
pected
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-08

IT is great leap from the old fash
toned doses Of blue-mass and nauseous
physics TO the pleasant little pills known
as DeWitfs Little Early Risers. They
cure constitution, sick headache and bill
iousness. Heart & Heartt.
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Jersey Troops Left Home Well Equipped
While Some North Carolina Boys Were
Ragged-Troops Sent to Porto
Rico-Cuban Army Officer
Good Things Sent from
Home-No More
Snake Bites.
From Our War Correspondent

lille June Z.
@ hospital w ceSs Of G G tnousa p men
m North Caas quota Ienysh pyafs and T volunteer pd u"
soldiers T%mp w have Hsn paid off Windsor hotel Thursday night mp
mentary to Lee
TWO EXPEDITIONS PORTO RICO
regiments troops
ef sent n away from there Ih4 morning. and seven more FRIDAY
secretly was the enbarkatu made that it was
happened The soldiers had of the movement
says my the of
- There tHl Tampa and troops sn will pS%
longing the balance of their
underwear yesterday pretty
1 be pre- Not only ns all d is
s sP @ al e esn % % a @ S ' any
y n nVns an he sseT n p q a c Ssu York.
erali rsspondsn treated this aHneT
% iona" @ ss @
OFFICER CUBAN ARMY.
The CAPTAIN Ienzen recently reported the War Department the
sa n an on s S I rnt CsntSin Iepen went
hti has been in the prisons of a
commanding de5ehnent nsrsent This was near
sa and expelled from the island with the warning that sTsg
flor flor p0 in dez s M as ter Gn four days n T nn
RED million and half rounds ammunition and the n"gen
Captain Lonzn has recently written to hi brother S Of s
ars We Gi and f twice e" tnat number wounded
EQUIPPED BY THEIR STATE
The New Jersey men in camp here are for the most part n np
ped barring shortage s and Are M arIea with nf n m
soldiers When they We're ready to start to the front the governor Went h to
replied in negative he N
be should toI
l as volunteer soldier leave my State under arrest ask you " release
t was
sharp North Carolina which emit ,, of her , nnI
would not expend on them the price Of telegram The men here fe
regiment despite the apparent
FORGOTTEN AT HOME
Of pleasure them that while the State government
has nothing the home have not forgotten them They are show
with good things
and make the comfortable
Ashr received 500 money
North Carolina hams and other substantial food; the
Concord company has received boxes AND no money the s n conn
been bounfuIy provided for by Col Julian s Carr
entire regiment for it's first months equivalent
q well provided % as the soldiers other State
FALSE REPORTS ABOUT RArIoNs.
aions and muiny certain com
Rnes Of totally unfpu fact Tine men are well
failure deliver proy
and Colonel Amfd excused them from morning drill being unwilling in tins
with food On another occasion the meat furnished the
meat had to be sent out This Of delayed
soil
nd muny absolutely
them than do the companies whose have been coupled
hckers muinous soldiers
A FIFE AND
Memories Of 81 yyy revived when the New Jersey regiment
Behind Me- and Garry the News o Mary"
years t meth the sixties"
The complaints OF snakes IN camp have almost ceased rms no doubt
received from friends at home No less than to
Raleigh of
Private Hudgins
company is
private RPy THOMAS who Re Re 5 for several DAYS
/. MERRITT.
BULLY,
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A FIFE AND DRUM.
BULLY, FOR THE OLD NORTH STATE LADS.
wilmington Messenger.)

nger)
in this city yesterday
uevera
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JOHNS HOPKINS FELLowsHIPs.

Mr.. GeO. y. FraoS receives One ana
Mr.. H. c. Glenn, of North Carolina
Another.
Yesterdays Baltimore Sun. gives the
names of the men who were awarded the
twenty fclowships for next year. Two
are North CaroIinans:
George Stronach Traps, of Raleigh, n.
c.. $. b.. North Carolina Agricultural
college. 1896. Chemistry.
Leonidas Chalmers Glenn, of Crowd
cr's Creek n. c.. A. b., University Of
South Carolina, 1891, Geology.
Mr.. Traps is son of our esteemed
citizen. Mr.. A. W. Traps, and is a young
man of capacity and character, who
will bring honor to his native city. He
took high stand ut the Agricultural
and Mechanical college in this city, and
it is gratifying to see that he also wins
honors in Americas greatest institution.
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Thousands Of sufferers from grippe
have been restored to health by One
Minute Cough Cure. 1t quickly cures
coughs, colds, bronchitis, pneumonia,
grippe, and all throSt and lung diseases.
ueartt & Heart.
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White Sulphur Springs,
MT. AIRY, N. C.
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.

on We
emodeled;
This in
entirely do with the damnes the basement
$ trouble
The Hotel and Cottage will be furnished The
il Mt
be
nwiUle
half the charges
For Further information j. X REYNOLDS, Airy
A and for the season.
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HARTMAN's RESOLUTION.
TO Honor Lieutenant Hobson and His
Gallant Crew.

Washington. ID. c., June 6.--Repre-
sentative Hartman, of Montana, has in
troduced joint resolution directing the
Secretary of the Navy to have prepared
and delivered suitable medals of honor to
Lieut.. Hobson and each member of his
crew for gallant, heroic and patriotic SER
vices rendered to the u. $. ut Santiago
harbor OH June 3, 1898. 1t appropriates
$500 for the purpose.
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THORN, THE MURDERER.

No Hope For the Slayer of William
Gudensuppe.
Saratoga. \. Y, June THE Court
of Appeals to-day affirmed the convic-
ton Of murder in the first degree in the
case of Martin Thorn. whom the Queens
county criminal coudt found guilty Of
the knnng of VIM. Guldensnppe, bath
July last.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-08

Goose Grease Liniment sold and
guaranteed nv oil druggists.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-08

ckSOnVlI FTl
threatened with
typhoid chief General staff enstng
the o thousand
ard The this The volunteer and regular
IA
will Thursday night compi-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-05-05
ipanii&e 8bnisin eriu&t Jpn UNI ipesisI.
len Segen auf ibre WaHen.
q raeefafe en-
(fir aat G6at.)

CLARA R.-Sn GuItnlpiessl mar elm Isbr
rnibpefanptntr pbttofppb, bn ,,ppn fi.
ntnt fIetnru SimmsI. l&autt btrab aufs Wtlt-
g%ttimmsl". ppfnarrtn eisbt % In Ollie unb
6ias; Barren bic BEN wruuf Der @sIt ben
Spf uiadsn.
2Bm. Gaft.-p6bnafit : Gin fslttnts @ort;
elm alefntines llfbtl. On alien R~trtsngsmtin-
ben IN % ba. Die Wafltr une gambler fSHnen
bributass niGt aus BEN Etnpsl sstast psrbtn.
etammgaH. - Das @sri "Pony becr''
bat ftins 8frpanbfGaft nit .ppntrsn". pit 1s
slaubtn. titbrierns n sn Ausbrud ,,tin
Glas Bier p%ontrtn" auf bic Dmtfttn anss-
panbt srtinbli& falf1, bonn 10 sitbt ftin tiuli-
,ists beutlHss 8inb bas cir @Ias Bier per-
trastn psrrtas. % rifTtn tufntsftns iwsi cbtr
bret ftir. Wit fpmmen Ole auf foI1e Grastn 2
Warum Hi&t auf's SsjiaIpttn3
aneri9t.- pbiifr mag stn etibfaabtfbtr
bati@nen, pbtr aud elm llntp iGtnber; 4. o..
Id fSnntt CIT nit RtHt sintn Tbilifer bstBsn,
sdl Gle ni&t tn Stuetntfntpslt anssbSrtn.
90 bat etibfanbtFBn bic ausIt& pbilifrii&.
gbaoiOpbif@ uHb Pbtlbipptf9 RftrbfIisbsnb)
lInb.
eorneHtI.-@tnn Sbrt 8rau S~Hpitstrmut.
ter 90 dbfplut p%trIangt. ua, ba gtbtu Sit In
@uttrsnamtn jum RiIitar, Better ben Strsi
In Der 8trnf ~ fuGtn, ale ibn pabtim tinsn
bas etbsu jur 9aff ~ raa&sn. WsnH Sts BEN
f3. Htstrhtntt %btiirtttu, liub Ole ~ %btntiptn,
btnn 70 rtrb bic gum ptrbfs In Wafbinstou
lasrH. TINT itsr @aibtnstcn lSet f& mae
lagtn.
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GaS xhat abtpdrtB.

IabInr. --Dis Office Der SibIep Nins
tpurbs am Donnerftae Hadt erbrOden
unb um mebrere iIeine MrtifeI befoblen.
-Aus benz 9ubtp aarenIaben bon Srau
&. W. gpans fino am Donnerftas Nadt
Waaren i'm Wertbe bon aber 5000 &C.
ftoblen tporben !; bic @inbreder eelans'
ten bur1 cine Seitentbiire in ben 2aben
unb besaben ii1 aud in Sones' MbbeI.
laben, nabmen aber ba nidts nit; bic
@inbrsdsr binterIieben feline Spur.-
Sranf GuItnor bon Wubiotpn it am
DienRae Wittas ;tpiiden bier unb Olb
Sorse bon einem Bafaaiersu8 setrofsn
unb uusenbIidIi& setbotet tuorbsn.
- George 9erabopb bon Durpea,
tpurbs am Dienftae i'm 9b6nir S1a1t
ourd cine @~aSsrplofion fur1tbar suge.
seridtst. Or lieet i'm Pittston Soipital
%bOfnunssIos oarniebsr.
- Sn BEN Saqfteab S1a&t su Sur.
pea fanb am Sreitas cine 8sridlttuns
ftatt, bur1 tpsl4e Tbomas @iliams. Elm
Winer, unb Dapib GmanueIs, Elm Sseuer.
bob, bon Der 4uBentpeIt abseidnittsn
unb aud bebeutsnoer S&aben aneerid.
tet tpurbs. Cine &ettunssmanni1aft
besab iid iofort in bic Nins, ionnte is.
bod sur Belt bic 8eriddttsten nidt aufs
finoen unb man bate tpenis Sofnuns,
fs Isbsnbis aufsufinbsn. Die Sentuns
bat etfpa 100 @sbdubs msbr ober ipenie
befddbiet. unter bieien bic beutide fatb.
8irde; bic @eleiie Der 6. & @. .. unb
2sbisb BAILEY 8abn fanten fur cine 81.
itans bon 100 SUB mebrere SUB unb Der
Berfebr mubte einsefeIt tperben. Dis
5auptr6bren Der Spring 8root WaRer
60. ,purben snt3tpei eebroHen unb pislss
WaRer lief ben Sdudt binab, ebe fie
reparirt iparen. CUR 8eit Der 8sridat'
tuns bsfanoen iid fieben Mdnner in Der
brine, bod finf berielben errei&ten
tp%obIbebaIten bas Iaeeslidt; 40 giel
tpurosn ipater berausesnommen. 1rob
aabaltenben eifrieen Ha1fori1unsen
mar es Bis ssftern nod ni1t esluneen,
bic 86rpsr Der 8erfdGtteten auf3ufinoen
uno nor bat ale SOfnune aufseseben.
oies su errei4en.
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0erthtlt6eS.

Die ipdbrenb Der BoGs iduIbis BE.
funoenen aneetlasten. erbieIten ON
Samfas ibre flrtbeile. Anton Sdfnsr,
Srieo. 8albner unb Sobn 85ttber BON Der
Siofeite, gnbretu aominisfi BON 8rice'
burg. Sobn 8asierSfi BON 8eduiqe uno
MaeeW NcArbal bon Rap Mus @pe.
nue., tpurben insssiammt tpeeen unseieb.
li1sm 8ertauf bon @etrdnfsn 3u lie $500
Strafe unb Srei Wonate i'm @efdnenib
p%erurtbeilt. G~onfabler Sobn Wnlfb BON
2adatpanna 1opnibip unb Gbparo
Daeep. bes StraBenraubs uno Ansrifs
uno S6Idssrei i&uIois befunben, pur'
ben bis gum Sreitae tpisber eineeferfert.
mann su @unften zines neuen 8erfabrens
arsumentirt tperben fol-. Soiepb 3pie
bon Der MrdbaIb &ioee. Der ben Soiepb
RuIep IebenssefdbrIid ftad, befam atpei
Sabre i'm 9u1tbaus. Die Strafe pom
Srau Reqie 9almer. Der 8erIodune bon
iunsen Mdbden lberflbrt. tpurbe bon
elm Sabr i'm 8udtbaus su IL Wonate i'm
@efdnsniB umeednbert. Sobn Damdote.
Der bic Sanb bes Widasl 8utibop
our3fdoB, muB $40 Strafe unb bic SO.
fen beaablen. Sobn Realon bate bic
Rattle Walib esObrfeist. pofir ct IS be-
sablen mus. Mag Pbiaips mudte einen
tbdtli4sn Aner.if auf Soiepb Sloane.
fir ipeI6en er $40 besublen mus. Sobn
NeD onousb tparb a~nsetuiefen. ibem
Scranton Nrmenbiitrift $50. s25 fir
Rotten unb s1.25 per Mode an alice
Reap su besubIen, Biz ibr 8inb 7 Sabre
alt 1T. Serbert Knapp. Der ben BOlisis
fen Saul in bic Sano f&oB. muB $50
Strafe sablen unb 10 Monate i'm 8e.
fdnenib perleben.
Die SiBuns oss Wai argument Sc.
ridtsS besann am Montas.
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Stabtratb.

Common Council, %. Mpril.
9pei Drbinan3en in 8streif Der 8es
suIation unb 8ssabluns BON idbrIiden
2isenien fur Sabrrdber unb anbere Subr.
merle, tpurben in obiser Sisuns sinsss
rei@t. beioe bon Oliper.
2estsrs fdrsibt folsenbe idbrIide Sc.
bibren Dor: 8iepelss unb Tricpclss,
25 Gents. 3peirdbise leidte @arts obsr
Sulfies, 30 Gsnts. 2sihte 8ussiss is.
Der sIrt. nit sinsm Dfsros unb sinsm
Sit. sl.00. Carriages nit stpsi ober
mebr Siben. Sads, Surries, 8odatpaps
ober irseno ipeIds anbers 8srenisunsss
tpasen. $3.50. Draps NIT elm ober atpsi
Bferben, sipeirdbiee Dump @arts, Oms
nibufe ober idtpere Waeen nit brei ober
mebr 8oI brsiten 8eifen, sl,5O; nit
psnissr tpis brsi 8ol brsitsn Reifen ober
iol&e Subrperfs bic nidt nit oben sinss.
i&IOfsn iinb, 50. Das Sabr fol- in
allen Sdqsn nit BEN /. September auf
b6ren, baS poIi3eibepartement fol- Reeis.
tar Gags unenteeIili& lisfern unb bas
10 erbaItene @slo fol- flr gfaftsr Rspa.
ratursn benubt tperben.
Die Subr,pert Oroinans entbdIt i'm
ipeisntIi6sn f~oIssnbss Soipitat upb
Winen AmbuIawen, fotpis Subrperfe
oeS Seuer unb 9oIi3sibepartements, fol.
len in allen Salen bas Dsssrsdt babsn.
iammt ibrsn ansefteatsn, ipenn fie in
Disnft inb. aqe Subrpsrie mdiIen iid
re1ts bon Der Mitte Der Strabs bspesen.
8eim GinboIuneSfaIe fol- bas lsStere
Subrtperf INNER linfs fdipsnfsn. Sebes
Bicycle, Tricpele, 0eloeipeb, Wotortpa.
gen ooer anoerss berartisss Subrpsrt,
ioq cine a~IarmsIode baben, bic 30 CARDS
b6rbar III unb BEL StraBentreu,unsen
3eitis eeldutet uerben fol- ; Gbenos
miifen ie nit elmer 2aterne berieben
fem. Die einsubaItenbs S1neqisisit IN
a&t WeiIen ftdnbli6, beim Gdenorebsn
bier WeiIen. Seitetpese iolsn in isinsm
Sale gum Sabren benubt ipsrbsn, aud
ipsber Strabenfreusunesn nod
Straben periperrt tpsrben. Das @srfen
bon lads. @laS ober 9or;eaantpaaren
auf bic StraBen. iuenn nidt fusIei& tpiss
Der entfsrnt, tpirb NIT obieem ais ,.Nuis
erfldrt unb entipredenb bsltrafi,
niht tpenieer tpie 90 unb niGt mebr
$40; i'm Dsiserunssfaae Fam Der
,ie 8eseln 8srIebenoe fur nidt mebr
pie 10 Gage BEN @sfdnsniB i~ibsrtpisisn
Die &eiolution, peIde ben 9oIisifsn
srIaubniB sisbt. ii& als Solbatsn ,u
tsIen. init BEN Rs&t, ibre Stslunssn
la& ibrer Rddfe5r sintunsbmen, ipurbs
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AuS benz pberen &haIe.
CArabaIh Gprrsfppnbtna.l

- Benjamin GAL bon 8riceburs
purbe am Sreitas in Sobnion's S&adi
lebenseefabrIi& perIest elm 8ein pa,
70 i&limm serbriidt. bab ss amputiri
psrben muBts.
- ginbre&sr seIanstsn am Sreitae
Ra1t in bas So@f@uI 6ebdubs su Ser.
MIN unb fpreneten bic @eIbfpinoe, er'
Iangtsn aber ni1ts. Garie & Sobns
2aben tuurbe am feIben Abeno beiuGl
unb aus bisfsm cine ilsine @elbiumms
senommen.
- Dem Minsr Soispb MarsoOs tuur.
ben am Montas in Der Sterrid greel
Wine su Pedpile bur6 sinen DedenfaQ
bic Rippsn in bic 2unsen einssorfdt.
bic Nisrsn serriRsn unb anbere i4per,
innerIi1e 8erlebunsen ausefist. III
parb BEN 2adawanna Soipital iiber'
fabrt. ipo CT am 0ienftae Na&mittce
ftarb.
QarbpnbaIt &orrIponheui.)
- Die 2ofomotibtpsris fansen mil
beute an. neun Stunben td8li& su arbei'
ten.
- Sier itarbsn tpdbrsnb bes psrHoRe'
men Wonats nur 10 8erionen. Stunt
asbn 8srbaftunssn bur& bic pOIiasi fam
ben fat.
- Die asler bon pbiIip 8srsan BOZ
Darte Mbenue unb Mm. 8rofsnibir
BON @arfielb Nrenue, tpuroen am Gam
flag 9lbsnb BON Sdlsidoiebeu beinnse
iudt unb UNI psridiebene @Bpauren be-
ftoblsn.
- Das @obnbauS beS Sranf 2sai
nabor bel go. 4murbe frdb am Wittpod
Worsen total bur6 5euer serftbrt be
8erIut betrdst 5000. Die Seuertpeb
Gompanis folsts benz aIsemeinen Ilarm
bod mar bas 6euer auberbalb Der Baf
fererense.
- Bel ben bisiieen 8. & $. Minsl
ift am Sreitas cine NoiiS aufsef&laseI
tporbsn, bic anseiet. bob bonn Q. Ora
anfanssnb iebsr Winer $500 Blum
8oblen aIs cine Come auhaoen mub
anitatt tpis bisber 2700 Bfuno. 81
Miner finb lber bic Sa4e iebr tpeniI
erbaut.
- Srau Saiob bon GitsI bon gu
Brain Strabs, bsfam am Sonntae Nad,
mittas in Der Wobnune bon Srau Sin
bad an Cemetery StraBe einen Sdlae
anfal unb flrste tobt su 8oben. 0i
8erforbene tpuroe Dor sc Sabren il
Deuti&Ianb ssboren unb tpirb bon ibren
6attsn, bier Sbbnen unb elmer Iobte
lberlsbt. Sbrs 8eeroisuus fanb ssftsrl
ffatt,
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- Das gisenttum Der Scranton
Sounbrp unb Ma&ine Co.. tpurbe an
Dienftas bur& Deputy S&erif Gerber
fur 1928 5 beriauft.
- Gin Mann bon SasIston tpurbe an,
Dienftas Gbenb nabe Der o. & 5.
Babnfreusuns an Carbon Strabe anees
baIten unb UNI feline aus s35 betsbsnbs
8aaridaft tsraubt.
- 5rau Map Monroe, bic aud unite,
mebreren anberen Ramen befannt if.
bate einen Gbed fir sl2 auf ben Hamer
oes George Ban Sidle sefdIi&t. uofl'
fe am Samftas arretirt unb in grman.
seIuns bon 9lrei&aft BEN @sfansnit
lberi anbt tpurbe.