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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-14
TWO BROTHERS ARRESTED.
Pennsylvania Charges That They Got $40,
600 from Him by MISREPRESENTATION.

Pennsylvonian Charges That They Got $780,
600 from Him by MISREPRESENTATION.
Marcus A. Bettman and David Bettman.
brothers, each over 50 years Of age. were ar
rested yesterday on warrant charging thom
with the larceny Of $40 600 and were taken to
the Yorkville Police Court.
The complainant was Harris P. Berwald OF
Titusville. Pa. who Is stopping at the Hotel
Savoy. The complainant was not In court
when the prisoners were arratgned His coun-
sci. Abraham Levy. asked that tha examlna-
ton be adjourned until to-day. Former Assist
ant District Attorney David WEIGH asked that
tho prisoners be paroled. as they had had no
time to obtain hondsman.
Il protest against these men being par
o,ed." said Lawyer Levy. They are no better
than any one else charged with crime. They
have failed for 100000 and hnve robbed
their friends as well as their customers. They
should be In prison, but the difficulty In that
they have inhuc initial friends. think can
prove them guilty OF crime"
BloomingdaIe. Of BloominGdale brothers, tho
assignee, OF tho firm TO which the prisoners
belonged. said to the Court:
II there Is any case nt all against these m en
Magistrate Hogan announced that a. he had
gave his address as, Madison avenue and
dence as % west Elghty-third street. ''
In his complaint Mr.. Berwad said that he
first met the BettmAns on Sept. g. 1893 in
their office ut IL broadway. He had heard OF
them before and understood that they were In
the petroleum oil business and were wealthy.
distant relative Of theirs. one Sgmund
Stetthcimer, lived in Titusvllle.
On his advice" the com anant continued,
three days later l sent them $1,000 to be de-
posted to my credit and to draw ) yer cent
interest. He told me tho Bettmans by the firm
OF Stettheimer X Bettman, 10 broadway. were
conducting a private banking business. The
firm sent me these notes for the money sent
them
He said he called on the Bettmens in this
city. and both OF them advised him tn give his
money to them for deposit, rs country banks
we're not 40 safe They decInred that their
National Bank In this city. They said that tho
Tltusville. In 1880. was interested in the firm.
The estate had an oil interest valued in 1880
at 100000 and In 1895 at $500. 900 year
Berwad declared that he relied on their ron
reservations and sent them So, 900 more In
answer TO a letter. David Bettman wrote that
the firm was made up OF Marcus A. Bettman,
David Bettman and tho estate Of Joseph
Stettheimer. He received tho letter Oct g
1893 and on the following Dec. 10 sent
$1,000 moro to the firm.
On Sept. 3. 1890 he withdrew $1,000. He
heard that the firm had made an ass g n M mt
for the benefit Of creditors. When he returned
to this city he learned that he had been de-
ceived as to tho composition OF the firm. The
firm was composed OF David Bettman md
Henrietta Stettheimer only.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-14
Union settlement Hou,e Plant.

The new plant OF Union Settlement House.
In East 1o4th street has been com pleted. u
was placed at the Settlements disposal last
spring. and consists OF Ave houses. valued at
about $4,000. The top floors Of the now quar-
ters will be occupied by the workers at the
Settlement. On the second floors will DO tho
library. With club room at ono end for women.
and. at the other. room for men. The parlor
floors will be used ns a Kindergarten and as
sembly room. In the basement will be clubs
brings Union Settlement up to the grade OF
such other large settlements In this city. as the
College. Hartley House and East Side House.
The head worker Is the Rev. w. Z. McCord.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-14
Havana traction Company EIeotlon.

At q meeting OF the incorporators OF the Ha-
vana Traction Company. held yesterday after
noon in Jersey City tho following board OF
directors was elected: Sir William G. Van
Horne. Canadian Pacific Railroad Company;
Peter A. b. Widener. Hon. George A. Cox. Con-
trail Canada Loan and Savings Company:
William l.. Elkins. William Mackenzie. Toronto
Railway Company: Thomas I. Ryan, Frederic
Thomas Dolan. Zebulon A. Lash. Toronto; Hy,
P. Booth. Byron L, Walker. Canadian Bank Of
director Dominion Bank: Robert A. C. Smith.
A. E. AmeE. National Trust Company: William
Barbour. Paterson. N. j.
subsequently,. at a meeting OF the directors
held at 100 Broadway. the following officers
were elected President. Sir William G. Van
A. G. smith Secretary. j. NJ Csballos: Treas
urer. Frederic Nichols.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-14
MISS BERBERT HUSTLED.
NO RESISTING HER ON THE WHITE
PLAINS CONVENTION FLOOR.


She Would Not BE Denied and one Dele
gate After Another Was brought Ovor-
Was Finally Nominated for School Com
missioner with Many Votes to sparH'
wu,rr p,,,xa N v Dot 1a-Wh.n n now
bicvcIe wagon stonned In front n, tbe Audi
forum At q O'clock To. DIV. mona OF tho crowd
OF politicInns gathered ON the sidevnlk recos-
n,zed tho handsome voppo lady who drove I'm
but when sbe loit at 7 o'clock eyery.
body I'm White piaina from tho county
of1cio,. down. knew Mas Bertba Edith
Uenriettn Rarbert tba nominee NJ tho
Republicons for school Com missioner in the
Second district OF Westchester county. The
convention at which she was nominated lasted
the last Miss , Berbert secured tho nomination.
Aithnroh .Io ter o,i,, ,,r, daiaaot.
sho .ian,I,v dat...os 's .,, man -, yrominsot
in the county. Tho other candidates were the
rrason, ,,,as,onor. Iooo,, ~ Mia ~ s;no
Sing. Stuart Baker OF Sing Sing Robert Tlack
Of Tarrytown. John H. Briggs OF Tarrytown.
Henry rIelden OF Mount Pleasant and william
As tho politicians s1peo,ed.. the friends of
the first three ballots each lacked few votes
draw OUT she refused. ony her brother ana
would die Than sbs the The
county or'ciais md no1i,ic,ons ~ hoth n.-t,.s
hoOrs % 1 tS "na pos"n leans o, b. o0t h par.s
blonde Of 81 ve,rs md tb.v lelt their WORK and
bns,ened 70 the ha,I As ,hev nems s' IN oh.
introduced herself and i'm plorcd them to assist
her So deeply were they i'm pressed that they
,n'roaHoen her TO the delesates. she went
delegates She would not be denied, Varied
.rsth. ~ .ooo,no, ,o,, 49,
s s sa Se eouS nos pote
for A woman
'o r. II %o nnt nav ,,,, .,., TN M. oh.
answered. Put your conscience in a glass
case
When she tackled JOSEPH b See, Father OF
Hs na d that he ma
nominated woman for School CONN issionsr
opponent ana lost the election. As Miss Ber-
bert had promised not to sw.rve from duty. he
cast three ballots for her from New Castle:
Her vote increased, Flack and Briggs dronped
out. and she continued to hustle. her vote
fluctunting between ten and twenty. In
turn she coaXed District Attorney Andrews,
Menzlcs. Under Sheriff stafford. George Hope
Nairs. Edwin Il. Hopkins. John r. Pye Super
visor the Rev BsSSsnG and
Of town. arrived home at 8 O'clock and hearing
OF the excitement went around to witness II.
Berbert tackled him. and like nearly ali the
rest he surrendered. He went with her
through the hall asking the delegates Tor their
you make a speech." said District At
torney Andrews TO her. and say you won't
marry the Democratic candidate and you'll
She advanced to the stage and when she
raised her hand every man became as silent
as q mouse. She was the only woman present
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-14
DEWEY LAYS A CORNERSTONE.
OniciRtes at a Ceremony Mt His Alma Mate
DIR. Dspew's Address.

Onhciates at a Ceremony Mt His Alma Mater
DIR. Dspew'B Address.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION. Vt. Oct 13-Admi-
raj Dewey laid the cornerstone OF the new
Memorial hall. Norwich University. at North
field to-day. and made the longest formal
speech he has yet made in Vermont. He said !:
Il pronounce this stone carefully and truly
laid"
There was big military and civil parade
and Senate Chsuncey II. Depew delivered a
forty minute address, There was under the
stone the original cornerstone OF the first
Norwich University building In Norwich laid
President A. D. Brown had charge of the
exercises; The address Of Welcome was de-:
p GS Va & ksP g. c RsRt .2
bepeW then delivered his address and the tn;
Tor Boston. being met at White Ryer s Junction
by delegation from that city.
DR.. Depew said In his address:
The greetirRa and applause which accom-
panied Admiral Dewey around the world. the
welcome and triumphal, PROFESSIONS OF his
at the National Capital and The capital Of his
native State. have their, fitting close at the unit
laid. He returns from his victories to his Alma
Mater and lays his laures upon her shrine
h.rs Ge rn
country was bis ambition, The period OF his
active He Is the most wonderful half century
in the history OF tho world. 1t is the era o! In
v"ntion. q discovery. ri tho utilization OF the
forces OF Nature to the service OF mankind
After nearly hfty years George Dewey Is
again upon the old campus and treading these
venerable halls possessed OF little mora OF ac-
eumninted wealth than when he lait His gift
to his college far surpRsses the value OF en- :
dowmsnts and buildings, This day is au nflu-
enee In breaking the spell OF gross materiaism
which binds tho closing year OF the min oternth
century. II opens for the twentieth nohlor
aims and higher IDEALS The Characteristic
oil our time is the equal struggle for 90.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-14
New Jersey interpretations.

TRENTON. Nj. Oct. 13.-The Federal Tele-
phone Con, pany was Incorporated here to-day
with capital stock OF sl0.Oo0.o00 The COM
pany is authorized to carry on n general tele-
nhone and rcl.graph business in any and all
~ ,"rporaUors are Frederick w. (iarvin. jaime .
v. Garyin and Frederick Smith.
The Chelsea Investment md Improvement
Company was also Incorporated. 1t Ia to do q
real estate and land improvement business In
Atlantic City. The capital stock is 81 .OOO.O 900
and the incorporatorS are Charles A. Porter.
Jr.. William C. Martin and Abraham l.. Allen
OF PHILADELPHIA and Harry A. NeavinR OF
Atlantic CITY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-14
scnLkr TO THE woMAN,s LEAGUE.
DiscouraEes the Movement to Raise Money
to Buy n House for Him.

DiscouraEes the Movement to Raise Money
to Buy n House for Him.
WASHINGTON. Oct ia committee from tho
Woman's National Industrial League waited
upon Rear Admiral Winfield Scott Schley this
evening and presented to him resolutions
adopted by the league asking subscriptions
from industrial workers to secure for him a
home in Washington. Admiral Schleys re-
sponso was In part as follows:
while I feel deeply touched by the desires
OF your committee. which the resolutions bring
to my attention, and sincerely appreciate the
purposss apd Wishes you SO kindly suggest to
me. feel that ! ought to ask you to defer this
winter. now coming on. have passed. and
It's demands in the households OF some oi
met before any provision Is made for me
With expression OF deep gratitude TO you. the
matter ie left to your consideration"
OF the com mittee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-14
DIT. cURrys OFFENCE CoNDovED.
He Made n Loan OF the Freedmnn's Aid So
ciety Funds and Took = Commission of $3.50

He Made n Loan OF the Freedmnn's Aid So
ciety Funds and Took y Commission of $3.50.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 13.-It was O'Clock this
morning before the Board OF Managers OF the
ETY. were able to adjourn from the third days
session; which began early Thursday morning
at tho Methodist Book Concern The matter Mt
agent in charge OF the Book Concern In this
CITY, who was charged with receiving from DR..
mission for making $4,000 loan from the
Freedmans Aid funds. The following authori-
tatiye abatement was made TO the press:
DIR. Curtis made a loan OF the funds OF the
Frtedmen'S Aid and Southern Education So
Subsequently, he paid the $40 Into the treas
nry OF the society. Therefore the hoard OF
managers ordered the money paid back to Dr.
Curtis, condemned his official action. and. in
view OF his long and faithful services to the
alton Of his brethren"
DR.. Curtis was then reelected to his ONCE as
treasurer OF the society. The other officers
were also reelected.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-14
City Tickets of Both Parties in Amsterdam.

AMSTERDAM. N. Y. Oct 13-At the Rspubli-
can City Convention the following were nomi-
mated: Mayor. Samuel Wallin Treasurer. Mich
olas Aleig; Overseer OF the Poor. Horace 8.
Simmons; Assessor Samuel Doak; Justice.
George b. White.
The Democrats have renominated Zerah 8.
Westbrook for the third term as Mayor: Treas
nrer, William A. Gardner: Ovcrseer OF the
Poor Schuyler Deforest; Assessor. Nicholas j.
Suits: Justice. John McCnba.
1t Is confidently expected that the entire Re-
publican ticket will be elected.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-14
Rockiand County Democratic Ticket.

NYACK. N. Y. Oct. 13-Tho Democrats Of
Rockland county held their conventio" this
afternoon at Now City. Tho following I, 'ket
was placed in nomination: For Member ii As
sembly Frank P. Demarest OF Clarkstown; for
County Judge. Andrew X. FalloI OF Plermont (:
straw: for School Commissioner, James w.
ShorTGod OF Spring galley for Dstriet Attor-
Hammond Hicks. There was lively strife
over the nomination for County Judge. four
teen ballots being necessary before the nomi-
nation OF Mr. Fallon was made.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-14
Gleason to Run for tho Assembly.

Former Mayor Patrick J. Gleason doesn't
propose to be left out Of the present political
campaign in the borough OF Queens. He is out
with n petition getting signatures for the pur-
pose OF placing ticket in the field. On the
petition he names himself for Assemblyman
from the First district. His platform will be
home rule and the separating 81 the borough
Of Queens from Greater New York. Thomas
Burke is named for Municipal Justice from
the First Judicial district. while for District
Attorney Mr Gleason has selected the Repub-
lican nominee. George Dawson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-14
Republicans Name Candidates for Super.
ViRors in Queens.

Although no provision has been made for
continuing in office the Board OF Supervisors
OF Queens after the first Of the coming year.
the Democrats held conventions and named
candidates tor Supervisors from the five wards
and yesterday the Republican Nominating
Island Cit. and nominated the following oppo-
sition candidates: First ward. Dr.. J. T; D.
mmcnnely: Second ward Gqstave SCHUMACHER:
Daumnnn; Fifth ward. Philip Scott
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-14
Jewetss Claim Against M.,,eo.

The Sheriff received yesterday the attach
ment obtained a week ago against the United
States Of Mexico by james C. Jswett The
with Interest from May. 1880 The attachment
was served on ]. p. Morgan d Co, banker to
attach the money received from the sale Of
Mexican bonds. to the amount Of $3.50 700.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-14
Invited His Friends to Soc Him Commits
Suicide.

DALLAS. Tex. Oct. 13.-Adolphus Jones. a
wealthy farmer OF Hill county. yesterday after.
noon invited party OF friends to come into
the barn to see something sensational"
When they were all inside tho building he cut
his throat with a razor and died almost In
suicide he was in joyial Spirits and ioked with
his friends
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-14
Broker Attempts Snicide.

William Lives. 80 years old. o broker Mt l3
William reot.and boarding at 30 West Ninety
fourth sstreet. attempted suicide yesterday
morning by cutting his throat with q razor. He
was taken to the j. Hood Wright Hospital, a
prisoner, He Is cNpected to recover
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-14
Major Cooley's Son Named for tho
Assembly,

WHITE PLAINS. N. Y. Oct. 13-The Republl-
Convention for the Second Assembly district
OF Westchester COUNTY to-day nom mated Alfred
w. Cooley. son OF Major James G. Cooley, the
Unknown whip and clubman OF Manchester
Mr.. Cooley's opponent is William Henderson,
nephew OF Henry NJ. Henderson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-14
German Singers for Judge Neu.

8. X, Sanger. president OF the United German
Singing Society In Brooklyn. has declared for
JACOB Neu. the Repub licAn candidate for sheriff.
port Of Judge Neu. " wv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-14
AboUf M E N
~
&AaSSSSt51 ~

You'll never brand these dress
suit cases of ours with reproach,
but with your initials.
The best case IS ever bought.
If you haven't underwear to
fit, it's your own fault. We have
it. All good kinds.
Shirts to order is the one ex.
ception that proves our rule of
nothing but ready.to. wear.
White or colored.
Our English saddler sewn
gloves have that peculiar some.
thing that stamps them as being
ct" $3.50.
Lay up for rainy day.
Mackintoshes SO to $50.
Everything man boy wears.
RoGERs, PEEr 81 Co.
$50 broadway. cor. Leonard
500 broadway, cor. Prince.
Thlrty-second and broadway.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-09-28

= 9lls Der brtttt DE y ms
pier .gomu", Der iiinsit in Giperpool
angelanst lit, Dor Sap 2opea eintraf,
iparen bic paiiasiere bort 3eugen zines
f1redli9en 8orfulIes. 3tpDlf @les
pbanten paren in bic SDfe Der am Saz
fen gelegenen SanOels Sdctoreien ges
brungen -unb SfpDlf WeiBe, bic auf bas
Sdiff parteten, mudten Sugb auf iie.
9lls iie aber bas Signal bes S4iffes
pernabmen, beeaben iie iih raid gum
2anbunespldb unb lieBen bic Sago i'm
Slid. Der 2eu9ttburmtpdhter bes
Srtes. Elm Gran3oIe. nabm Die
@erfolsuns uuf unb i6oB einen BON
ben @lepbanten nieber. SIM 9lauben,
bab bas Sbier tOOt iei, nGberte er ii4
ibm; ba srbpb iid pIOBlid Der Gles
plant, itiirSte iid auf isinen alnsreis
fer unb bra9te ibn gu 5all, inbsm er
einen 3abn duf bic 8ruit unb ben ans
beren auf ben redten 4rm ieines Seias
bes iebte. Damn trat er uuf ieinem
Spfer bsrum, bis Der SOrper pOlIig
serfleiidt mar. Sn bisIem 3uitunbe
lpuroe bic 2si5s bon Ginssborenen ges
funoen.
-.Str Z n 9 bgein Cons
bon befinbst iiG i'm 9eiiBe zines 0ocus
meuies, has pobl ais ein3iges in jeiner
glrt gsltsu tann. gr erbielt ndmli9
in ieiner @igsnidaft dls Oberri4ter
Elm Oanfs unb Q(nertsnnungsidretben
fir bic ,einii6tspoIe 6reuubli9teit".
nit Der er elmer 9ertreterin bes Ihipds
9cn @ei9le1ts cine IeAsmonatlihe
GafdugnibItrafe suoietirt babe. Die
ies originslle Compliment ging Sir
Sobn in foleenbsr GpiItel gu: D@s
tbut mir Spar 2eib Sir. SIRE 3eit in
guipru0 nebmen Su miiFen, aIlsin i9
fiible mid gebrungen, Sbnen meinen
aufri9ttgsn 9aHt odiiir ub5uitatten,
bab sic msins 6rau = feds Wonate
lang eingeIperrt buben. Sieielb' bat
letber @ottss idon oft tpcsen Srunttns
belt Dor benz @sri9tsbpFe erI4einen
mifIen, ba iie aber tets nit elmer bios
BEN 9eloitrafe bupon fam, tpuroe oas
1lebel BON Nal gu Nal f4limmer.
Sic aIIein baben geiuuBt, mas ibr biens
lid mar, sic dlIein batteu WpblpoIlen
genug, ibr fir IGnsere 3eit elm titles
2ffpl ansupsiien, bas iie pollig ssbeIs
iert berlai1en bat, baB es iebt in eans
gnsIanb teine before 5rau seben
tunn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-09-28
9uremburg.

2uremburs. Der 9robber5og
BON Guremburg bate Bel 2engsriss eis
nsn unfan nit bem 8asen uno erliit
&ontuiionen am Riiden unb i'm @eii9t.
Der SliiseIaoiutant 5cs ii@ cine 4rm>
perlebruo gu.
Stfferbingen. 8eim @dben
ertrant Der 23 Sabre dlte 9trbeitsrpdul
Misnp in einem 5ur lliine sebDrsnbsn
Mei9er.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-09-28

Nm Saee barauf purbe Elm Spcites
8ubenItiid ausgefiibrt unb stpar aui
bic Sdneiter Der Srau Sdumunn,
ebenfalls nit Oemielben grfolse.
Ghuej.
geu ct. Sobdnn. @eitprben
TIT nu9 lGngerem 2eiOen i'm 4lter BON
55 Sabren &ir9enDerpaltungsprdiiz
bent unb 2lltsGollesienratb Garl
S9lumpf.
Rteberu5nil. grtunten 1T
beim 9aben in Der Sbur Der 27 Sabre
alte gllbert @rob bon bier.
Slte n. Mit bem 8au Der @lettrps
ben 5dbrit i'm Snouitrisquartier pir6
in nGbiter 3eit begpnnen fperben. Der
9au 1T bereits an Serrn 8aumeitsr
9rGfletn bier iibergeben iporben.
SoIptburn. Sm 9llter BON SO
Sabren itarb bier Sacob 8rdunI9peig,
Der ipeitbin, 5umal uuter Der 2anbbes
bDlterung betannte PferbebGnbler.
Gins. Sier 1T @emeinbeI9reiber
8u9er, 8ernaltsr Der SpartaIIe, in
Saft se3ogen tporben, bu ii6 in OeFen
8eripaltuns unrsgelmdbisteiten ersez
ben bdben. SO foll ii9 elm Maneo bon
10000 6rancs porfinben.
Srpgen. Sn Sorgen itarb Or.
&ar1 Bitter, &antpnsi9ulIebrer in
Srogen.
WDfen. S6eobor aamber, 2Ds
ipenlpirtb auf bem SduenItein, 1T duf
Der Riidfabrt BON DDIen nit benz
Subrperf, bas nod &inb unb &ne9t
entbielt, perungliidt, inbem bas Pferb
bur9gtng. &dmber nurbe dbgeporfen
unb i9redli9 peritiimmslt beimge>
braht. Die anbersn Sniafen iinb
unberiebrt seblieben.
Oeittrreih.lIaIlru,
8isn. Sn elmer pripatbeilanifaIt
fir Rerpentrante itarb Der penlipnirte
Masiitratsratb Or. SoIepb 9iirns
bauer i'm 9llter BON 60 Sabren. = Ser
S9riftiteller unb Rebacteur bes
n6rembenblatt". aOalbsrt Sad, farb
i'm 9llter BON so Sabren. : 9oloene
SO9Seit feierte Der SanitGtsaufieber
i'm Ye5irt 6aporiten, Carl 0ieIsnba9,
nit ieiner Satin 2eOpolOine. : Sine
in ben ipeiteItsn areiIen bstannts
Stabtfisur, Der in Der Seitlersaiis
etablirte @aittpirtb Sobann Sriid.
Nlitslieb bes 8iirgercorps, 1T i'm boz
ben utter Don 92 Sabren seitorben. =
Sn Der 8didersi Oes Spbann 3elenfa.
Simmering, SugOsafe NO. 5, entitano
5euer; S4aben 5000 @ulben. : Der
Miniiteridlieeretdr @lerdnber 6reiberr
b. petriIo bat ii9 eridofen; ansebli9
ioa er bas Spfer zines ameritaniiden
Ouells Iein. Der 81 iGbrise Qmtss
biener Onufrtus Sopanstp, Sbobgaiis
SO. 8, bat ii4 erbdnst. @eiitesitOrung
biirfte bas Motip Der Sbat Iein.-Osr
Sobn Seinri9 bes 9lnitrei9ermeiiters
peter Sdon, Rennipes go. SO, bat ii9
bur9 einsn SduB in bic Sdldfe ges
t0btet. llnsliidli6e 2iebe foG ben iuns
gen Mann in ben Sob eetrieben babsn.
: Der 20 jdbrise 8ilbbauer g(bolpb
Niebauer fpurbe ais 2ei9e aus Der 9os
nau geSpssn, MotiD oes Selbitmorbes:
llngliidli9e 2isbe.-9ie 9ebrerin So
banna Stein aus Wien lit beim LEE
bergang iiber bic pldnicd bonn Mun'
CART abseitiir5t unO in einsm QbsrunO
tobt auf9efunOen porben.
NiIrfuIhurn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-09-28
GliaBs2otbr

@umbre 9tsbofen. g1euli9
gaudts purbe Der Pprtier @reb aus
2auterburg, Der auf llrluub bier mar
unb init einem &inbe in ieinem bGter=
li4en Sauie ipobnte, BON Der eiuitiir>
SenOen 3immerbede erf9lagen. Gin
8alfen leste ii9 bem lln9liidlt9en 10
duf ben Sals. baB in gang turSer 3eit
Der Sob burh @ritiden eintrat. qu9
bas &inb TT f9per bertpunbet.
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Rbeine. Der Dor turaem in ben
EubeItanb getretene 9BmndIiul>Oirets
TOR a. .. Or. peter @rosfelo feiert
in &iirSe iein golbsnes prieiterzSu5iz
lGum.
SafStotten. S6re eolosneSO9s
Seit ieisrten Der &Gufmann Woies
Gpbn unb beTen 6rdu. Die Subilare,
ipel6e i'm 2llter BON 80 beSiebunssz
ipeiIe 76 Subren iteben, iinO nod Icbr
riiitig.
Stegen. SIM naben @eibenau
CAB cine Girtuss9eisaI4uft 8Oritel<
lunsen. Nudts stpiIdsn 12 unb 1
llbr, als ii4 bic MitsIiecer Der Ses
isllidaft in ibrem Ddsen CUR Rubs
begsben ppIIten. branasn finf 9urr
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OEtle Sll9t,'
Samburg. Semiarlebrer a. ..
Carl 9uitab Sabnde. cine in lpsiteren
SreiIen betannte unb beliebte PerIDns
lideit. lit mad tur5em 2eiSsn in Ieiusr
@obnuns bisrIelbit seItorbsn. = linz
ter hem 0erba6te bes Sittenperbres
dens 1T Der felt mebreren Sabren
beim Sppotbsfenbureau bierIelbit be-
f1Gftigte Or. jur. b. SbItfelbcr in llus
terIu6unssbaft gsnommsn tporbsn. -
9(rbeittr 3abren itiir5te auf einem
gfeubau bei 9erseborf BON elmer 2eiter
unb trug 10 ihnere @erlesunssn am
Sopf unb am Riidgrat odbon, oob er
bulb barauf perItarb. - Mssen 6dls
Idtung eines DeGIels ii6sr 1850 81.
ipuroe bic Sdneiberin Ge9lIen in llns
terIuhunsshaft gtnpmmen. Den Weh!
iel bate bic @erbaftete bel Der @eperz
be6dnt bistontirt. = Srau CLARA
S6umdnn, bic Satin oes CUR 3eit in
Samburg nit Ieiner 9eIeGI9aft aufs
tretenben Girfusbirettors &lbertS9us
mann ioIlte Dor eitieen Saeen bas
Opfer eines 8itriolattentdts iperben.
9liidli9ertpeiie tpuroe nur Der 9ln5uJ.
ben Srau S6umann trua, SeritDrt.