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The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-01-16
HE KNEW WHAT TO 10

Havana, Jan. 15.-Jose De Puga, mill
tary commander of Havana province.
with another Spaniard, went to the camp
OF Cuban Colonel Juan Delgado and
offered him bride to surrender. Del
gado hanged them both on the spot
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-01-16
BOWDHE SHOE COMPANY,
10 South Jefferson street.
DEAD IN HIS STABLE YARD.
Tragic End to the Life of Former State
Printer Meyers.

Printer Meyers.
harrisburg, Pa, Jan. 15.-Edwin X.
Meyers, former State printer, was found
dead this morning in the stable yard at
his home. three miles from this city, hav-
ing met tragic death. A cash across
the forehead and bruise over the left eye
indicate that he died from n fractured
skull or conclusion of the brain. It is
supposed he fell from his carriage short
distance from home, and was dragged to
the place where the body was found.
Mr.. Meyers was 80 yeats of age, and is
survived by his wife and three children.
He was colonel of the Uniformed Rank.
Knights of Pythias. His father is B. +.
Meyers, proprietor of the Harrisburg Star
Independent.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-01-16
NICE CLEAN

Pocahontas Coal, nut and lump, 1920
per ton, 81 10 per half ton
Russell Creek nut and lump coal, 81
per ton, So per half ton.
Brush Mountain nut and lump 50 per
ton, So 80 per half ton.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-01-16
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN,

All persons owing 1897 city taxes are
hereby warned to come forward and set
tie same. as l will proceed from this date
10 collect by "garnishment, distress or
levy" us required by law. Respectfully,
]. p. COON, Collector.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-01-16
JUST RECEIVED

= '0S Union Whitehead the prettiest whee
made and the price is right SIS ENGLE
BY Il BRO. co.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-01-16
-----------------------
WHIPPING POST BILL
Sent Back to the Committee, Which May
Mean it's Ultimate Defeat.

Richmond, Va. Jan. 15.-The house
considered the whipping post bill for an
hour today and recommitted it to the
committee This is understood to nean
the defeat of the bill
Mr.. Reddy introduced bill in the
house providing for the primary system
of selecting United States Senators.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-01-16
ROBBERY AT GRAY CARRIES

Buzzards Bay, Jan. 1j-Csray Gables.
the summer home of ex.president Cleye,
land, was visited by burglars who ran
sacked the house from cellar to garnet.
ihey drank some choice liquors found in
the cellar There Is no clue. THE prop
erty stolen, if any. has not vet heen ia
termined, but the house is in the greatest
confusion. The burglars overturned
everything in the hope OF finding valua-
bles
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-01-16
THE wEATaER.

Elegant line Of ledgers at lowest prices
at CALDWELL Sites Co.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-01-16
DON'T Think
For A MINUT {:

We have discontinued handling BI-
CYCLES. We will have our 1903
line of Wheels in the house ready for
your inspection before the spring
weather reaches us.
Just at this time of the year we
spend most Of our time telling the
people where to find all the latest
books, fine stationary, cut glass.
china ware, pictures, McFadden exer-
cisers, Indian cit be-, dumb bells, in
fact almost everything except "some-
thing to eat and wear.''
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-01-16

forecast for Virginia.: Fair, preceded
by rain on coast; colder. northwesterly
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-01-16
STOLE over
100000.
Gigantic Theft Charged to an
Officer of the Army.

THE WAR DEPARTMENT MAKES
THIS CHARGE AGAINST CAPT.
CARTER. AN OFFICER OF THE
ENGINEER CORFS-4E USED HIS
OFFICIAL POSITION TO ACCU-
MULATE WEALTH BY BETRAY-
ING THE TRUSTS CONEIDED TO
HIM.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-01-16

The US Union cannot be beat for quail
ity or price, $50, s65 and $50. ENGLEBY
II BRO. co.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-01-16
For sloppy Weather

We have two seasonable specials. a
shoe that will keep the feet dry and a
rubber that will stay ON. With both
You can defy all sorts of inclement
weather and we have been able to make
the price so low that you can have both
at the price you would naturally expect
TO pay for shoes alone.
The sun., 1898-01-23
BABIES WEAR

Price Is morinD potrer of merchandise
Long Bedford Cord Coats-extra nne--ribbon
trm'd or fine emb'd cape and skirt. 3.o9
Bengaline and heavy Corded Silk Short Coats
finest lace and fur trimmnSs-siik lined
throuRhout-va alue 020o0................... 1898
Long Coats OF heavy Corded SILK dainty
styles-hnest lace and emb'y trim silk
lined; value e25 O0. 1898
Little Children's Velvet Poke Bonnets. fancy
trm'd or tive otoned effects. full bow....... 2.60
LambswOol and Emb'd silk Caps-full and
fancy ruches. usual price one dollar....... 40
Leggin Drawers. with and without feet...... 40
Long Nainsook Slips-emby and lace TRIM. 40
Colored and white Short Dresses Nainsook.
Lawn and Dimity-waist and yoke effects. .1o
Fine Corded and Embd Caps and Bonnets... 40
Worsted Sacques-all colors-fuli sleeves.i.. 40
Long Cashmere and bedford Cord CoAta..... R.D9
Short Bedford Cord and Ederdown Coats. l.o0
The sun., 1898-01-23
IN SAME DEPARTMENT
Notions and Dress Findings


Price Is mOrtHU pOtrer or merchdhdtse
veIveteen Skirt Bindng-pc-1 5-doz. ........1 65
Cord edge Velvet Binding-pc-S-doz. ......... .S5
Prussia Binding-pc 1-doZ. 80
Silk Seam neutrality-suspicious.. .95
Double bone Casing-pc-G-doz. ................ .96
Dias Dress NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Z................. .33
Dress Steels-all sizes-doz-5-gr..... .56
Horn Bone-T-s-9 nch-doZ-5-gr... .65
Selected whalebone-38.inch strip-1 0-doz.. i ! o
Double steel Corset Casps-pr-3 ia-doz. .3S
Extra Heavy Corset Steels-pr- 9-doz. .05
Bent and Straight Hooks aud Eyes-gr 8
Reversible Hook Tape-yd-0-doz. oz............. .96
Large Rolls OF Tape-pc-6-doz ................ .56
Sewing Silk-Black and colors-doz ............ .2l
Button Hole Twist-Box OF 25 spools ls.......... Id
Knitting silks-I0oyard SPOOL O-doz ....1 10
Silk Stripe Garter Elastc-yd .................. 9
Ladies' Hose Supportar-satin belt ............ .l5
Chlldrens supporters-Back and White..... 10
Corset and Shoe Laces-doz-5-gr. .65
Colored Silk Tassels-dark shades-doz........ 3
The sun., 1898-01-23
WILL FIGHT DRUG CLERKS BILL.
The GeTmn N American Druggists Say That It
Would Mean Ruin TO Them.

The GeTinn n American Druggists say That ht
Would Mean Ruin to Them.
The German.American druggists going to
fight the drug clerks bill which was introduced
in the Legislature at Albany a few days ago.
The society OF the druggists has adopted rcsolu-
tions protesting against the bill ard they will De
forwarded to the Legislature next week. The
society," it is likely. will take further action look
ing to the defeat OF the bill The bill provides
that no clerk shall work more than ten hours a
day, except on Saturday. when he may work
twelve hours. On legal holidays and on Sun
days the bill provides that he shall work only
six hours. The excuse the clerks make for tho
bill is that tho long hours they are compelled to
work render them liable TO make mistakes in
compounding prescriptions. Two fatal mis-
takes made by drug clerks recently have been
The druggists say that tho bill is an unjust
one. because 1t wi III compel them to employ
more men ae clerks. and that the condition OF
the business does not warrant it. They say that
while the hours OF the clerks nre long. they are
not 80 long that they offer any excuse whatever
and is not half as tiresome as the work
OF clerks in many other lines OF bnsl,
"rs' "rs well '" Iro"tsd, and thai mistakes are duo
TO gross .Carelessness and not to oyerWork.
necessary practically to double the clerical force
In their stores. and. as the margin of profit in
the business Is small SHGh nd increase IN tho eT
reduction OF The sflagles paid ,.,-
The druggists admit that the sleeping quar-.
ters they provide for the clerks they employ for
night work are loften inadequate, but II Tho bin
becomes "a law 1t will be impossible to improve
them, the additional expense being TOO great,
Regarding the short hours on Sunday, the drug.
gists say that II they should bo enforced 1t would
mean the shutting up OF the stores a large part
OF the day. and consequent Inconvenience To tho
public that might be serious. One OF the mem
bers of the society said yesterday to Sun
We maintain that 1t is a gross injustice that
the whole trade should DO held responsible sim
ply because mistakes were made In two recent
cases. bThese mistakes wero due entirely 70 care
lessness and not to oVOrwork."
The sun., 1898-01-23
ro TILK AGAINST OHIOAGO.
t"l mb.n UnIversity Mrn Matched 60 Debate
with The wcstcrners.

The drbators Of Columbia University are in
lrrscly interested in the preparations for their
i"'rn !c discussion with the representatives
OF the University of Chicago. This debate is
!" lie held in this city on March rs. II will bo
the first rimo Eastern college mon have been
pitIed against Westcrncrs in meeting OF this
e"ri Tho question to lie debated is:
'HCSOIrcd, That the policy Of increasing the
nay is wise ana should be continued"
'hicaSo has the choice OF sides. but has not
yet made its selection.
zen men have been selected at the trial dc;
,''' held thus lar at Columbia. These VIII
nee. again on Tucaday evening and discuss
Ilr question. The best six speakers will then
nc chosen, and will constitute tho team until
u 'nnl tliul Is held. When 1t is learned which
,i'r Chicago will take tho final choice of three
M.n wil hG made.
, Flo men arrndy selected are G. F: Wheaton,
T. A. Mnbg!dye, j. II. Neal, j. NJ. Proskauer,
4 l! n: /, ErMsr, H. 9. Mason II; " Ross, o. y;
no" Wheaton and Proskaucr spoke on the
,l' lca,l' which defeated tho Harvard forum last
,o oIulnbia viii submit list Of twenty promi-
GHii men of the East and West for Judges.
Shlcago will have the choice Of three OF these
The sun., 1898-01-23

John Cole. for several years a porter with the
Business Address Company o: o Barclay street,
died in bellevue Hospital last Tuesday Of alco-
holism. Cole came to this country in 1898.
with letters of introduction To n number of
prominent men. He claimed TO be relative of
the Earl of Enniskillen OF the Irish nobility, but
despite assistance rendered 10 him, was unable
to get ahead on account OF his drinking habits
lie is said to have squandered "a fortune in
Europe before coming here.
The sun., 1898-01-23
FANCY SILKS
LADIES' UNDERW WEAR

Price Is mopin0 potUer Of merchandise
Muslin Drawers-umbrella and regular
rune Of lace or emb'y Observation-Disclosures. .26
Drawers 'nsertings OF lace emb'y......... AT
Fine Cambria and Muslin Drawers
ruhie OF Gne emby or lace and inssrtings.. .00
Canton Flannel Drawers-good qualify. Po
Extra size Canton Flannel Drawers
emb'd rune deep hem .................... 40
GOWNS insertings OF emby .............. 80
Muslin and Cambria Gowns-fancy trim..... 80
Finer iot-hnest laces and emby ............. lac
Umbrella Skirts-emb'y trim-dust runie.... .40
With deep ruffie OF emb'y or lace-nserting.. .o9
Fine Cambria Umbrella Skirts-four insertings
of Point dPars lace or deep emb'y ........ ! .10
Outing Flannel Gowns-laoe trim. ............. go
chemises-yoke of emb'y and insertnss..... 81
Fine cambric and Lawn Chemisos-20 styles
emb'y. val and fancy lace trim
extra length-ful trim'd skirt rt............. 1.39
Fine Corset Covers-lace or emby. ............ .26
Finer Corset Covers-low. high and neck
trm'd with lace emb'y-dozen styles. 80
The sun., 1898-01-23
TO SUCCEED MIR. PETERS.
An Election Tomorrow FOR President or the
Consolidated Exchange.

The election OF Chairman OF tho Consoli-
dated Stock and Petroleum Exchange to sue
ceed Augustus W. Peters. who was elected
the Tammany President of the borough Of Man.
haitian, will take place tomorrow. William
ii. Lewis. who has been the Assistant Sccre-
tary of the Exchange since June. 1888 is n
candidate to succeed Mr., Peters. Tho follow
n petition to their fellow members calling on
them to vote for Mr.. Lewis William Hnwley
4 Co, J: T.. Harrington d Co, Ruggles Jessup
=. Eager, j. Il. Trimmer, u. II. Otiiey, A. W.
Peters, 9, H. badean, T. J; Werner, II. NJ.
Helm. w. s. Mowry, Jr and w W. IIanly.
The sun., 1898-01-23
A.., Meeting or the soere,, or Musical Arts.

The Society of Musical Arts will hold its
regular meeting at the Astoria on Tuesday
evening. and this will be the last session but
one OF the club. The programme will consist Of
a repetition of tho two performances which
havo been most successful. Massenet's one
act operetta, "Le Portrait dc Manon" will be
given by the same singers that exhibited the
delightful qualities OF the work ut its first per
formance. Vance Thompson's pantomime, sin
Old Japan" will also be repeated, and there
VIII be- some other episodeSLthey would be
ity. The programme OF the last enterta taininent
viii also consistsof repetiions Of previous sue
ceSSes.
The sun., 1898-01-23

The second annual reunion of the People s
Euchsristlc League will take place at 81. Pat
rlcks Cathedral on Tuesday evening, Jan 25.
The exercises connected with the reunion of
this association for the perpetual alteration of
character, and the address will be delivered by
Bishop Macs OF CovinRtOn, KY, and Protector
OF the Priests Eucharistic League. Si a'sN ~.
The sun., 1898-01-23
Onward, ever onward.
The New, always the New,
SILK DEPARTMENT

BLACK SILKS this wesk
Black Brocaded Silks and Satins
large scroll and floral designs. .............. 80
Black Bayadere Moire Velour. ................ 10
Black Satin Duchesse-all silk ..............., so
Black Silk Moire velours
also Brocaded satins. Gros Grains
81 inch Satin Duchesse-1.8o quality......... 90
FANCY SILKS this week
Changeable Brocaded and Fancy
Roman Stripe Tafetas Observation-Disclosures. 40
Fancy Figured and Striped Silks. ............ .2o
"a inch Figured Indias-evening shades...... .4o
Check. Brocade and Fancy
Stripe silks-spring combinations. ......... .7o
Heavy Brocided Satins-evening shades..... 80
silk Pongees-lght and fancy shades........ 80
The sun., 1898-01-23
Ladies Jackets and capes
Waists and Wrappers

Price is moring po,rer Of merchandise
Wool Shirt waists-lined throughout......... .0S
Velvet waists-full front-stylish yoke...... 900
Fine Tafreta Silk-lined throughout. 2.oS
Handsome Satin Duchesse-blouse effects
with bay adere tucking. g..................... 6.o8
New wrappers-braid trlm-lined. ............ so
All Wool Cashmere Tea Gowns-Henrietta
fnish-iace ruflie and insertings. .......... 3.e9
Extra fine China Silk Tea Gowns
Black and oord--solid tucked yoke
lace and ribbon trim-lined throughout.... S.99
All Woo! Eiderdown Bath Robes
plain and fancy strpes-heavy girdles
or belt efrects-rbbon trim ................. $50
IN SAME DEPARTMENT
All Wool Mixed Cheviot Dress Skirts 1.oS
Figured Black Brilliantine Skirts 1.6o
Silk and Mohair Novelty Mixtures 2.9S
All Wool Black Serges 2.e6
Fine Cheviot Skir.s-strap seams 3.9S
Rough Cheviot-bny adere tucks 4.9S
Silk and Satin Brocade-new styles 7.4o
The sun., 1898-01-23
UPHOLSTERY OFFERINGS


ITiee - WoUtHD Po"cT OJ UieTcNubsutSo
Satin Russo Tapestries-i6 colorings......... .20
Finest Empire Tapestries-all colors ......... AT
Heavy Gros Point Tapestries-value l.25 TO
Best SILK Damask-value 800 l,08
Double width figured Furniture yelvets .e9
silk Drapery Sheila-value 3 90 .o9
Fancy Figured ilkolines-value 0s4 o.
japanese Art Crepes-Rold figured ~
Coin and Fancy Spot Muslins-yalue .l2ia ~
Grenadine and Snowflake cross stripes .l6
Tambour Sash Musns-value 10 .ll%
SILK Fringes-Odd styles and coiorings SO
Manufacturer Tapestry Samples 10
Manufacturers Lace Curtain Samples 80
New Repp Cretonnes-36 inch-6O styles .l2b
Decorative Buraps-high art effects .l2ia
Best Figured Denims-value rs .l6
Reversible Turanian Rugs-9xleft-were els 7.o9
Wool hlled Art Squares-2x3 yds........,.... Las
Fancy sheepskin Mats-best cOlors ........... 40
Beat smyrna Rugs-5 II long-vaue 2o9,.... 1877
Best smyrna Rugs-6 It long-value 39s".". 2.97
Derby Tapestry Table Coyers-2 yds square. .o9
Belgium Tapestry Plano Covers-3 yds long. Lee
The sun., 1898-01-23
LINENS AND WHITE GOODS

Price Is mOriug pOTer OF merchandise
All Linen Dinner Cloths 2 yds sqi were l.l8.. TO
HemStitch Linen Coths-2tl ydsi were l.b9., ITO
Persian Table CIoths-2 yds sqi were i.69.... l.lO
Dozen Hemmod Linen Sapkins-l0 inch ..... .o9
Dozen All Linen Napkins-9. size-were l.76. 1876
Dozen All Linen Hemstito h Napkins-ls nch l.76
81 inch Bleached Table Damasks-S patterns. lie
Hemstitch Huck TOwels-extra yalue...."". o
All Linen Damask -frnged-i6 inches long. 10
Fancy Tuckings- "a to 27 ineh' wero A.. .26
Fine India Linens-40 inches wide; were 10. o.
Fine White Cambrics-36 inches wide ........ 8
. Corded Piques-twenty.nve cent quality. 10
silk Aus-Back, Cream and White. .....,.... 40
and in
WHITE EMBROlDERIES
100 pAtternS-this seasons best DtyleS....... o
Finsr-coO styles-eKclusivs designs ."....,. .leh
kmb'd Skirt FlouncingS ngS.....,......".....s.s 40
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-05-19

- Dor benz @rdmen sd
babe fur9tbdres &unonenfieber. Weibt
0u elm sutes Mittel b~usesen9" rNas
tiirli9: elm &dnpnenraui9."
Ser g a #. alter
Stammsait DER isinsn plab beieBt
finbet): p&eIner, mas 1T has fir elm
Qnar6tsmus2!"
Cine uesuttbe @r6B e.
Observation-Disclosures: mas, Gmilie,
ben lunsen, biinnsn Baron nit ieinen
unee5Gblten S6uloen mD9teIt 9u beiz
rdtben9 Der MenI6 1T ia bas
SletI4 unb Slut seiporbene Miuuss
Sei9en."
= 3utunftsbiGb. SrGu Gin
angefeiterten 3uItanbe Inn Wiitters
nu6t nab !SauIs tommenb, gum fdel=
tenosn 9utteu): r2aF' Die 9arbinens
preoigt bel Seite, lieber Mann. @ir
baben beute bei9lphen, bab bic WGns
ner tiinftig ale IA Gage einmal nit in
ben Club scben Oiirfcn, ipenn tie pers
niinftig geipeIen Iinb. SeBt iteb' NAL
auf uno bilf mir ms 9ette!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-05-19
Anf SdntuggGerwegen.

@enn bur9 bic 9eiebgebung zines
Staates Der Preis Der eingefibrtsn
Waarsn burb Sole tpslsntli9 erb6bt
lpirb, 10 liegt barin elm itartsr 4urei5
fir bic 9ren5bepobner, our9 ben
S6muegel fi9 einen unre9tmabigen
SunOelsseipinn gu peri9affen. @inen
romaHiiIdan Qnitri9 erbdlt bas lidts
Idaue 8etperbe Der S9mu9gler in iolz
d.: 8ren3gsbieten, mo bic Watur Ielbit
tt.a Ireien 9erte6r !SinoerniIfe entgsi
gerc.FsGt bat. alp in Gebirgsldntern,
tpie in ben YprenGen ooer in Der
S6peia.
~l1nIere @bbilbunsen aus BEN
S9musglerleben be3ieGen ii9 auf bic
fran56iii9 : ihpei8erii4e 9ren5e am
Suragebirse ; gu ibrer @rlduterung
beoarf es rllr ipeniser Worte. Sros
Der unabldHigen lleberpa6ung bur1
aGtunbbreibig 8ataiGone fran30iii4er
3oapG9ter pirb Der S9mussel auf
grpBurtise @eiie g%etrieben. Sn Der
0reibig &ilometer breiten 9ren55one
iibtn bic S9mugglsr cine 2lrt S9res
dsna6errI6aft aus. @roB lit ibr @ins
fluB auf bic 9ep0lferung, Die lie bur9
8elb unb 9robung gu Mitpifsrn uno
MtitidulOisen semu9t baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-05-19

Mittbeilungsn gu MAIDEN. I'm in ibr
9afsin @bpedsluns gu
brinsen unb ibusn in ibrsr Siolirtbeit
3eritreuung gu psri9affen. baben bic
Supont's fir lire Irbsiter ben
8ranbpfpine : Club ms 2ebsn geriiz
fen. Ils Glubgebdube bient bic @ila
bss berItprbsnsn Sen. Ssnrb Dupont,
bic etpa cine 8iertsl Meile bon ben
Mrbeiterpobnungen belseen 1T; nit
bieiem tunn ii9 tein Glubbaus in gang
0elaipare mefsn. Sin aus 1S 2lrbeis
tern deficiencies Srdsitsr, als befen
9irigsnt @lfreb 8. Dupont fungirt,
forst fir bic muiitalii9e llnterbals
tiing unb in Der biitorii9m BREEDS
Miible" bent Elm gerdumiser Saal fir
bic 4bbaltung bon SanSDersniigtn
unb tbedtraliIden @uffii6rungen. 2n
unterbdltung feblt es iomit ben Be-
ppbnern bon she 8ants" ni9t unb
bieie baben trob Der @efabren, in be-
men iie Bel Der arbett f9ipeben, boz,
ibrem 2eben bielsidt mebr @enub, als
bic Mebr5abl Der MenI9en, ipel9e i'm
S4peiBe bes Gnseiihts i9r 9roO Osrs
bienen miifen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-05-19

S9muggIer init Sunben.
unb @eru4finn Su i~tatten, ipomit lie
bic na6iamen Spiirbunbe Der lauerns
ben 3olbeamten ipittern. WGbrenb 70
Die inteligenten SrGger Der perboteneu
Daaren geraben Weses mad Sc
9ranbsg ombe bes 8ois gu benz Witz
piifer bes S6mugslers ellen, ipanbsrt
Der S6muggler auf Der 2anoItrabe
unb entridtet am 3olamt nit Der
UNI 6ulbisiten Miene feline penigsn
Gsntimes 3pa9ebiibren fir einise 2ebz
tu9en, bic er fsinen &inbern nab
SauIe bringt. Sobalb er bic 3olitls
ton i'm Giiden bat, la6t er ms
5Guit9en bel benz 9ebdrten, bab er
in bsmIelbsn 4usenblid bic ettpa 300
Srancs rberbisnt" bat, nit pelGen
bic BON ieinen Sunben sei9musselte1
8aaren bGtten per5pat tperoen ioaen.
Sine gefdbrlifere Situation ittlE
unisr Stpeitss Bib bar. Die beioen
S9mugsIer babsn einsn Seitentpeg
setpGbIt, INN ibren nit ~pertbpoIlen
Daaren belabenen S9litten Dor Der
Reusier Der 3olpa9s gu bepabran.
Sic finb I9pn nabe Der 9renSs, einier
Minuten raider 6dbrt nod unb re
baben bieislbe binter iih = ba tauobt
plDBli9 Die CRIME Uniform nit rothen
Strsifen, Der bluugraueS olbatenmdns
tel bes @ren3pd9ters uuf. @r ruff If
men bas rSdlt!" gu. aber Ie piFen,
mas auf benz Spiele itebt. unb peiti9en
auf bas pferb los, unbetiimmsrt Jim
ben ReppIper bes Wd6ters. 8ielei9t
trifft er einsn BON linen oOer bas
pfsrb = glei6piel, tpenn MIR bus
pferb ni9t fQfort gu Sooe eetroffen
pirb, feline Strait nod ausrei9t, I'm
bic SnIaFen aus Dem 8ersid Der
9ren3rpa6e gu bringen. DEM niGt
I'M einen Sampf duf Geben unO Spo
1T es ibnen 5u tbun. Der tii6nite, mag
baIiieite S9uuggIer Oergiebt ni4t
germ 9lut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-05-19

MGnnern gu, ibm gu folsen. g1e ges
tpannen bas Sreie unb ipurfen ii9 in
ben tiefen Miiblenba9, mo iie moment
tan ii9er iparen. Bon bort aber ses
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brennenbe Solsitiide bon benz Miias
raume auf bas Dad zines mebrere
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fielen, unb trob Der fur6tbaren 9efabr
llnb ungea9tet aIer Q%bmabnungen Der
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8urseben anssipornt, trugen bic Orr
better Wafer gum 20i9en berbei. 2eis
Der lparen bic 2OI9periude pergebli9;
bas Seuer errei9te bas Pulper unb
@leris Dupont purbe bur9 bic Grz
ploIipn nit Iol9er9etpalt forteei9teus
bert. bab er penige Stunben fpGter
unter fur9tbarsn S9mersen feinen
9eiit aufsab. 2amOtte Dupont fanb
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Ritroglpcsrin : Werte i'm Mdr5 bes
Sabres 1884 Ieinen Sob. WGbrenb CT
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berein unb rief linn gu, fi4 f9leunisit
bur9 bic Slu9t gu retten. @bsr Ga
motto Dupont mar ni9t auf feline
eisene Rettuns beba9t, ionOern er that
ales, mas in ieinen 8rGften ftanb,
UNI bas brobenbe llnbeil BON benz
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tbGtigen 2euten ab%5utpenoen, 4ber
bic GrploIion fam bod urb 2amotte
ipurbs p%OuitGnbis 5erriFen. Die srOBte
@rploIion, bon Der bic pulperfabrit
bsimgeiu6t purbe, fanb am Z. Sctps
Der 1890 itatt, BEL pslder 10 MGnner
Iotpie cine Srau ibrsn Iufortisen Sob
fanoen, ipGbreno % Mdnner foipie 8
Srausn i9per Dertpunbst tpurben.