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New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAYs FORECAST.
washington June 13The storm central last night IN
Colorado has moved TO Kansas and has caused thunder-
g,orns and rairs In Ohio Valley the South Atlantic
and Middle Gulf States IN the Mississippi and Mssou1
valleys and upper regisn The Temperature has nse
IN the Middle Atlantic States and New-Englapd II has
fallen IN the Middle Northern Rocky Mouuain region
and has remained stationary elsewhere The pressure con-
,p.s high IN me Atlantic and North Pacific states
Showers may be expected from the Mississippi Valley 70
,hs Atlantic Ceas preceded BY fair in the South Atlantic
States cooler weather In the Lower Missouri VdhN
Lxh, southsry winds will prevail the North Atlantic
Coast and variable winds on the Middle and South At
isntio Coast.
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.
For New-England and Eastern New-York- showerr
Wednesday afternoon Thursday light TO fresh south
erly winds.
For the District OF Columbia Eastern Pennsylvania,
Eew-Jersey Delaware Maryland and Virginia. showers
"Wednesday: light southerly winds; probably showers
For Western New-York Western Psnnsyvania and
Ohio rain Wednesday and Thursday; brisk souhsasterly
winds
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
DUTY OF CARING FOR NEW TERRITORY

Columbia, s c.. June 10 (SpecaD.-Senator Nc
rnur,n addressing students Of Wofrord College to-
day on imperialism" declared # was from the
logic OF history the duty Of this country TO accept
the newly acquired territory sacred trust for
God and humanity. -,
eogue; the Christian who doubts or falters IL
traitor 10 his God and his religion he edded.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
"grS ExcELLENCY" TO GO on.

Announcements have been made OF the closing OF
the season Of the Empire Theatre with the per
forrnance OF Ills Excellency the Governor on
ca.rrasy nigh, The farce has maintained its pop
IIa tv SO we'll however that II has been decided 20
ksen II on the stage for another week at least.
IN the weather remains reasohADN coOl' IL may
remain even beyond that time.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
aUMsTIy DAYS FUNERAL.

80. ,rnsral of Augustn DAILY which Is 70 take
mace AZ the Cathedral Monday morning. The
orchestra OF Days Theatre win join with the choir
., the Cathedral TO furnish music. The Musical
- -, rro,sct,ve Union has offered 10 provide a
Mu,Sso a. accomnany the body from Mr. Days home
70 the Cathedral and the ofier viii probably be
epversI persons who have been invited 10 serve
o. Do. bet anacty are out of town. and answers have
NOT vet been received from them
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14

do so. It will find that no journal IN the United
states-we do say II OF ourselves-more efrec-
lively exposed. denounced and helped to abolish
carpet-bag rule in the South and elsewhere
than did The Trfbune-IEd
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
pEV + r. RAVEN ELECTED A PROFESSOR.

Catsku. n. Y. June 1S CspeciaD-The General
svno6 ~ the Reformed Church Of America voted
today In favor Of Asbury PARK as the place OF
meeting in 1900 On the twenty-second Daiot .ns
Rev ] II. Raven. of Metuchen. n j. was elected
Professor OF Hebrew in the New-Brunswick SEM.
nary Mr.. Raven is a son OF a. a IT. lY's- a.
proot,,r us graduated from Rutgers College In
ig and from the Theological Seminary al New
Brunswick In 1894 eos -, 1909 ,x,ss ra
Ia setioa Of the General Synod OF l"o ""S iaN
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
o,1 10 A1LAY VIOLENCE OF LAKE STORMS

Chicago June IS (speciaD.-According 10 Aeuten-
an, Wilson. OF the Bydrographic Ofice, the major
inv OF the vessels sailing the lakes Will soon be
eouipped with oil bags for use in case OF storms.
I4e mas issued a circular all mariners instrueting
them how and when 70 use OIL to allay the Hloiehcs
~ storms as well as the kind OF oil best adapted
Tor the purpose and the kind of receptacies 10 he
used.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
CRUISER BROOKLYN ~ THE BIG DRYDoCK

The cruiser Brooklyn was towed into drydock
No. 3 at the Navy Yard yesterday. As the dock
was being emptied OF water, diver discovered
that the warship was settling in the wrong place
and the dock had 10 be partly renlled again Naval
Con sfructor Bowles directed the work, bur owing
10 the delay. the extent OF the damage sustained
bv the vessel when 10 struck obstruction IN the
channel OF South Ferry, cannot be learned untn
to-day.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
DRYDOCK STARTS FOR PENSACOLA.

TUGS TOW IT FROM THE NAVY YARD. WITH
CREW OF EIGHT MEN on BOARD.
Ther big floating drydock which has been at the
Navy Yard undergoing caulking and other re-
nairs left the yard for Pensacola yesterday. The
dock had a crew Of eight on board, and was
towed down the Bay by the yard tugs Nina, Mar
keeta and Wompatuck.
At Quarantine the tugs Piscataqua and Potomac
were waiting 10 take the tow out into the ocean,
and the gunboat Machias was there ready 10 & ac-
Company them as a measure of precauton. The
hoti1a anchored in Gravesend Bay for the night
Intending to resume the voyage to-day II Will take
three weeks to tow the drydock TO its destination
one or more stops may be made on the way.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
sTlRLFS BURNED AT PORT. CHESTER

The large stables and tool houses OF Heman
Clark a contractor at Port Chester. were destroyed
nv fire Yesterday The loss is said TO be about
81 nn The fire is believed to have been of tncen-
diary origin. The firemen were hampered by lack
oP nat
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
UARRrsoN-wARpNER-At 81. Paur'

UARRrsON-w 81. Paurs Church. Wind
sor VI, on Tuesday. June I3. 1879 by the Rev. Pres
cott Evarts assisted by the Rev. Edward ~ Goddard.
of church Susan Ellen daughter of the late
Henry Wardnsr 20 Robert Waite Harrison
STRANG-PRATT ATT-Thursdhy. June s. at Pueblo CO...
Laura 81 Pratt. of Kalamazoo. Mich, 70 y barlow
Srang of Colorado. formerly of New-fork CITY
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram continuous white line shows the
.hanses IN pressure indicated by The Trbunes self
recording barometer The dotted line shows the ternpeEa
ture us recorded AZ Perrys Pharmacy.
Tribune ONCE June ~ a. m-The weather yesterday
was fair and The temperature ranged between 10
md So degrees the average ehD being "a higher tha
that Monday and Ga lower than that Of the corresponds
Ing day OF last year.
Tho weather to-daywlI be cloudy w!t9 showers
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
GEORGE CLAPP.

Chicago. June ls-George Clapp Western manager
OF the Goodyear Rubber Company since 1859, died
here to-day from a stroke Of apoplexy. Mr. ClapG
was born In Providence, R. l., In 1895
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14

In the worst colds where there Is pain. constrtc-
tion OF the Bronchial tubes and spasms OF the mus
cles OF the chest. Jayne's Expectorant viii afford
almost immediate relief. and eoon effect a perma-
nent cure. s's
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
OFFICES.

OFFICES.
MAIN OFFICE-No- 154 Nassau-st.
UPTOWN OFFICE-No. l.2s2 Broadway.
AMERICANS ABROAD win md The Trtbune at
London-Offce OF The Tribune. No. lac Fleet 81
Morton. Chaplin x Co. No Princess-st. z G
Brown. Gould d Co. No 81 New OxfordJN
American Express Company. No Waterloo PlAeas
Thomas Cook & Son. Ludgafe Circus
The London onice OF The Tribune Compliment paan1
to leave Advertisements and subscriptions.
Paris-J. Monroe a Co. No, Z Rue Scribe
Hottnguer & Co., No. 8e Rue de Provence
Morgan, Harjes Co. No. 81 Boulevard HaSissmnA
Credit Lyonnalse, Bureau des Etrangers
American Express Company No. Rue Halevys
Thomas Cook & 500, No. Place de rOpera-
C;eneva-Lombard Odler Co.. and Union Bank
Florerce-Whltby q
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ineu' ana the attempt 10 revise the action OF the
!ast synod In regard to alleged mlsapproprla-
o,on OF the entertainment fund was lost by a vote
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
SENATOR HAwLEY MAKES DENIAL

TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: "Old Bureau Clerk is permitted to say. on
your editorial page this day. speaking OF Mr.
Aeiklejohn:
"One Republican Senator Hawley. openly talks
oi him as an inflated ass q"
have said nothing of the kind
j. r. HAwLEY.
Washington June g. 1899
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
Post0mee Notice.

fshouid read DAILY by all intereste 5anses Say
any time.) -
Foreign majs for the week ending June IT. 1see WIZ
close tprompy IN ell at the Cenera Postoce as
follows: Parcels Post Mails houf eares- than
closing time shown below
TRANSATLANTIC MA1L6
WEDNEBDAY-At a. N. tsupplemeutarfo q. nj for
Europe per 'St. Louis. via Southampton uetters
FOR ireland must directed per ST Louis y az o
sreutonic via Queenstown; o3o q. for Belgium
direct per g. Frfesland via Antwerp Qstters must
Be directed per Friesssnd'D.
TTfCRSDAY-At d. for Europe. per q sAuguste
Victoria via Cherbourg. Southampton and Hamburg;
at 50 m for Nethsrl.nds direct per = ?: Essml via
sATURDAY-At $50 N. for France. suitzsrland
italy Spain, Portugal, Turkey Egypt and British
India per s. s. sIa Touralne, via Hayre Uetters for
other parts OF Europe must be directed per Ia
Touraine'l: $50 for Europe. pfr .. g. cam
pana Queenstown 0etterv for Franco SwitIeriand
must be directed per Campaniaoi az a p so-
Netherlands direct. per 8 Amsterdam, via kotter-
dam netters be directed per Arrserdarn at
m. for Scotland direct. per 8 Pnrnesstar siA
Glasgow Csfters must be dirsoeed per Inrnessia,l
PRINTED MATTER, EC.-Sssman atsannsrs sailing
on Tuesdays Printed Mattsf, etc. foE Germany,
Specially Addressed Printed Matter for other
parts OF Europe. American and White staS steamer:
Cunard. French and German steamers Saturdays
Printed Matter. ETC., for all ooune1es FOR which
they advertised 10 carry mail
closing OF the Supplemcntary TRANSATLANTIC
Mails narIlsd above additional supplementary mails
opened the piers OF the American English, French
and German steamers. and remain opSn until within
Ten Minutes Of the hour Of smiling OF steamer.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA.-wEST
INDIES, ETC


sSlSsI =; 10 @ for @ cuSs fas 1 rSr TfS
GsaDss Sase@ 81 ass S.rs Ta na.
seneca''(:. at p. m. complementary 1870 ., p) for
'" Ssco ana santos per Hsisle Praos d.,isrs tor
other parts OF Brazil must be directed per Assaeie
THURspAY--At II 8, m for la Plata countries. %.
for s TSoa at 81 c1 e%d and ns
% .s Ssa s. s. b: a sas ssr
ans'O: at p. m for ouantaHamo Aa4 sant.sso g
S Ss per sasss cs@h "a E no nor s.Sa
rRfpAY@M Z D n. sos BareeaOs and DemerAra.xpss
s7 Fa1.ane ..ss as ,.@ s 'sss
per 5. Adirondack de,,srs FOR Costa Rsa mus b
fFsS''s iosS % feHasf sei asii ana saa,: Ss,Sa
ASs., ss az eer: II must for s. csss ss,.s asr per
4 n u aas 80 9 for s.S S'sss vas &
and Gs''nasf%a soa SSS Ss bs Hosss u
Para 'Maranhsin and Csara
Mails for Newfoundland. BY rail- to North sydnsy~s9a
p n n ,oonnsssnS Chose s.rs .y.Iy Isaaay %sds.:a:y
ana sns sss ssssr g aas '5 o!s s "a.
Mans r.. cuba y raj ,S fsst s. Ts%s 1s;s Sa
Monday. a. ana cSs Sssg sSon'fssS s. rS:': E: Gun. %
;s % iS once s'@ s1.ry Monday ss s.as sss
s;ss.y ssS m aa I a su:
g s. s.; e 1.'a,fn % .sS = .
is;sred mail closes at o m prvviops Cay. sfsxis,erSs
mail closss at p. m second day osfore
TRANsPAcrFTC MAirA
Mails for China Japan and Hawaii. per o. . por.s
from San Frsncsco. close here daily 40 TO Juns fi2
az 80 o. m Malls for China and Japan. per o
Empress Japan cfrom Vancouver. close here daily
up 10 June tlb a. $50 .. Msils for China and
Japan. per Tacoma from Tacoma,. close hsrs
daily w to June US at ESQ q m Mails for China.
Japan and Hawaii per q Q. Nippon Marv Qfrpm San
Iraneisco Close here daily y 70 !Sns q a, $50 z n-
ciscol, Gloss daily up 10 June ~ at $50 y. m
Malls for Australia (except West Aassrsial, Hawaii
ard Fiji isands per = Warrtmop 0rorn Vanoouvert
eoss hsre daily after June 70 sad TO June t2s :.
ESQ D. m Mails for the Society Islands per ship Tropio
Bird from Ffancisco). close here daily n June
t25 ESQ p Malls for Australia sexespt tso,s fos
West Austraiia which forwarded via plrDps New
Zealand. Hawaii I'll and samoan IAands. psr O.
Mariposa iron San Frsncisco close here daily efsss
June t23 and up July II at 80 p. on day Of
rival Of = .. cAmpania, winch VIII probably arrive
July II.
an spaeno mall. forwarded to port OF sailing daily
and the schedule oe closing Is Arranged on the prs
sumption OF their uninterrupted overland trunsits
fReyistered mail closes st p. IN. previous DAY.
CORNELIUS VAN Co1'r, PostmaaOnH.n -
sPastortcee esssv-Ysrk. Nc sJuas ss-asoas ~
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14

Dr. TAFT. who was born in Edinburgh on May l.
1A5, devoted the greater part Of his professional
career 20 the diseases of women and abdominal sur
gerry, bringing into existence numerous new oper-
ations for diseases OF the abdomen and perfecting
and establishing many old ones From 1857 10 1870
he was house surgeon at Wakefield Hospital. and
in the wear following was appointed surgeon at
the Birmingham Hospital for Women Birming
ham had ever since been his home. from 1910 10
1856 he was a member OF the Birmingham Town
Council. and co-operated actively in carrying
through the gigantic municipal and sanitary i'm
provement begun In that city by Joseph Chamber
lain He published many books and papers on
sDecial subjects.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
MARRIED.

Noise doe. no, win battles but JOhnsons Digestive
Tablets dyspepsia.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
THE BUREAU ABUSES.
PRAISE FOR THE TRIBUNE's GOOD WORK IN EX-
POSING THEM.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir am a strong Republican and constant
reader Of The Tribune. and l am glad to see
your exposures Of bureau abuses. etc. True pa
triotism and true Republcanism incite zeal for
purity, and the attainment Of highest ideals
Keep on until your voice is potent In good re-
suits Prosperity. however great. cannot con-
sort with extravagance and waste We want
the National debt reduced. REPUBLICAN.
Metuchen, y. j.. June IL. 1893.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
DIED.

Notices OF marriages and deaths must he In
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14

IN NEW-YORK CITY.
One cen, per copy extra postage is charged on tn
DAILY and SEMI-WEEKLY to mall subscribers in New
York city.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
R1AyD CONTINUES TO IMPROVE.

Lebanon. Mo-. June l3.-congressman 4.
pIands condition was much improved to-day
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
6petial Notises.
IN THE UNITED STATES.
>N~N~>7~0(( ;.

IN THE, UNITED SIAIhS.
DAILY with Sunday, 81 month address changed e
often as desired: 81 80 for three months 81 for sG
months: $40 year.
DAILY without Sunday 90 cents month. address
changed as often as desired 81 for three months; fer
months; $S a year :. -
SUNDAY TRIBUNE lseparateiy), 81 for six months;
80 a year Address changed often as desired.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, issued Wednesdays, 81 a ,yyars
foreign except Mexico and Canada y "
year, including extra postage. -
SEMI WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Issued Tuesdays and Fr5-
davs SO a year: 81 for six Every Tuesday Q
story OF the With Spain Every Friday, an Nus
trated supplement To foreign countries except MEXICO
and Canada including extra postage. ~ % a year.
TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1893. % cents a copy
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FOR TRAVELLERS IN EUROPE.
DAILY with Sunday 81 IS month Address changes
as often desired -
DAILY Gsthout Sunday. 81 ~ q month. Address
changed often desired.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
DIR. LAWSON TAFT.

London. June l3-Dr. Lawson TAFT the pioneer
in abdominal surgery died to-day. He was fifty
I'VE years old
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14

THE REV. DR.. MARTIN V. sCHooNMAKER
The Rev. DR.. Martin V. Schoonmaker. formerly
of Brooklyn and Of Walden. n. Y. died yester-
day at Allenhurst y. J.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
REMITTANCES.

REMITTANCEs should always bs made IN Postofaes
money order Express money order. drato on No.
York City II cash is sent by mail unregistered Ins
Tribune will responsible for It's loss.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-06-29
Gin Sieb maeht cine 8oftpner 8auf
um SO. 900 drmer.

Gin Snlei4bieb betrai bic Wetrobolis
tan Rational 8anf in Bolton. MaH.,
unb itabl $40. 900. ipdbrsnb bic Iufmerf.
iamfeit bss Gaifirer.@sbilfen fur einen
9tusenblid abeelenft tpar. Der Wtann
frasts ben 8anfbeamtsn um Musfunft
iiber bic 8erienbune elmer 9ofaniueiiuns.
bic ct empfins, tpdbrenb CT am 3abltifb
hsbsnb. Notiasn madts. @srabe tpurbe
Der 8eamte mad einem anberen TbeiIe
ber Office ssrufen. ber 8eiuher itredte
feline Sanb bur6 bas Senitereitter unb
nabm finfsie sl00s unb fiinf $1,000
9oten. Sine Steuosrapbiftin fab ben
8oreane, inbefen oer Mann ipar iOfort
peridtpunbsn. ST mar anitanbie sstIeis
bet unb ettpa % Sabre alt. Deteetips
BON Der gentral.Offiee perbafteten ben
9ohoner 8anfrdubet, atS ct in Der @ranb
GentraI Station in 9iep gotf einen. .9ue
usrIisB. 0as geftoblens @elb putbe bel
lbm eefunbsn. gr nannte iid George
Sbea unb iast. er iei 81 Sabre alt
Des Mnnnes ipirfli6er Jlame 1T phiIipp
3ambsIs, sr tpObnt in @bIcaso unb 1T elm
tpobIbefanntsr -@auner.
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0Yte lit eies!

Bir bistsn sinbunbtri Declare SsIobuuns fiji
ifbsn 8da pom statarrb. bsr niGt hurt Giuneb.
men BON Saa's aatarrb fur gtbsilt ptresu
fam.
S.&bsntp&G 6 o.. Gistntb. SuItbc, 8.
Wir, bic llnttrjei6usieu, babtn j. J &tenep
felt ben Isbtsn Is 9abrsn esfannt uuo balttn ibu
fir pollfcmmsu sbsnbaft in alien esitdftsvr'
baneIuussn une inan,isll btfdbst, ale pen itinsI
}trma sinsssanssnsn BsrbtuelttftitsH ~ frtnl'
len.
Dsif s. 5ruaE 8rpbbaubtIs- Drpsuifsn,
Gelteo. ..
@atbtna Rtnnan& Warpin, @rob.
tanbtls.D .Drosuiiffn. 5clfpp, D.
5al's statarrb-aur pirp iunfrliG sfncmmtu
unS pirft birsft auf bas Slut unb bic itlsimissn
Obnh19sn bss Syifsms. 3sugnilIs frti pe'
iauet. Trsis 75e. fir bic 5laiht. Bsrfaufi
ppn allen apptbdern.
5aa's 8amilirn giatn Iuo bic bsfsn.
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Steriliiiruna Der Wild.

4nssiidts bss bsunrubisenbsn lin.
li6sreifsns Der 5dtpinbiudt. bic baupt.
fddli4 auf ben @enuB Der MiI6 BON
tubsrfuloien 8dben surideefiibrt tpirb.
bsabfdtist bas itdbhi6s 8eiunobeiis'
amt in Gbicaso. 4uitaltsn einsuridten,
in bsnen bic tdslId seIieferte WIId teri.
Iitrt perben tann. Daburb Wiro bic gln.
itsdunessefubr. sumal fit bic ileiuer
8inber, Wenisitens 70 melt iie NIT ftetili.
iirter Wtlld sendbrt iperDen. uerrinaert
Der Blan ioa nad Gem in 9lsn Yotf be-
reits nit @rfoIs in anwsnouns sebrnd'
ten Sphem sur ausfdbruuB tOmmen
Su ben perfh,ebenen Stabitheilen. ua'
mentli6 in ben BaltS. iousn 8ertauiSr
itelen fur iteriliiirie Wi!d er6faet lpsr'
ben,
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Gin 9apitel xAlaerismuS.

@tbsl 8srnon. sIne Dirtsrin pom
8olbsn 8rsuss. in aus Sonolulu einee.
troffen. Sic iuet, oaB 100 SOIoaten i'm
WtItdrboipital bon SOnOIuIu oabin ee'
opfsrt purbsn. ,.Q9lr betamen iaurs
Ullb unb gler. be 10 alt maren. oaB
iie Gfei erresten uno bel ben armsn Sci.
benben grbre6en perurindten". iuets
iis. ..oas Dafsr mar bradis. Sn Der
1bat mar bic Wibperwaltuns Der Diff
,iere, bic bic 8erpaltuna unter iih bat.
ten. eine Stmu6 fur bic amsrifaniide
Ration.
8Iaeeu purben nad 8aibinstOn ee'
ianot. nidtS aber murpe iemaIs bapon
sebbrt. SD bun terelt su itwbren. oab
bic Nnbruns auf ben 1ransportidlffeH
uuseuiebbar tpar. SD fann burd etns
4naIpis bon Ippbusfdlsn. bel Oenen i'd
pHeeen balf. betpeiien, oab ber 3uitanc
Der Batisntsn burt bic fanfare 8efbaf.
fenbeit unb i6eubIi6e Nabruns auf ben
Grunsporti6iifsn berbeisefabrt wutDe."
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0pGbisbtdble.

Gins ber erbBtsn unb iiibnitsn 8ofts
rdubereien in ber Gefdidte bes Sbicaeper
8oitamtss purbe IeBte Wode entbedt unb
Walter Yorter unb Sobn 9tsipmann.
5abrer bon 9ofuaeen, ipurbsn infoIses
6eEsu perbaftet. Burter leste Elm @e'
itdnbniB ab uno befduIbiste gepmann
Der 9beilnabme. @ine grobe Wenes
BON 8risfen, 8Oitanweliuneen uno ga.
dsten ipurbsn in ibrsm 2oslrbauie in osr
8. SaIiteo Ctr. aufseiunben. oarunter
5a6sn nod aaen Ibeilen bes 2anbes
nnb guropas abreGIrt. Die Ruubseiel'
len paren erf felt Dem L Stunt I'm Dienits
oes 4otamtes unb ale Diebitdbls iint
aah ieuem Datum perlbt tporben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-06-29

CrndsM rbetten isber art ia be,
.@ sasakIatr cfFes.
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Gariefes 0ereift elmer Geroner's g
1urp.

,.@ir. bic @eihporenen. fnben, bab
ber 8srforbsne baburd su ielnem 9obe
fam, bab sr sinen Baum erfletterte. iib
su tpeit auf sinem Afe binauspaete. fiel
unb lih bas @snid brad" so lauiete
pas 8etbitt Der @oronsr's Sutp i'm Sale
pes Dan Batrid. zines 5arbisen. bet in
Scranton. Miii.. ssIpn6t puros. neil er
einsn perb,edsrifben Anarlff auf Srdu.
lsin 8eiIie Srelano eemaht battle.
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Der Erauspaal ruftef.

Die ..8SIniias 8eiiuns' perbffentIidI
cine Depefde pom Saae. in pelper be'
bauptet tpirp. man iei in boadncii6en
offnieaen 9relien bapOn ilberseuet, baB
ber Granspaal 8orbereitunBen trlifl. um
i'm Sale zines 8risess NIT @nsIunb ii6
auf's AsuBsrfe peribeibisen su f0nnen.
Dieielbe Dspei6e meIoet, bab Bretoria
fosben 90 Sdne[feuers@eiGdbe uno
mebrere i6nsre aanOuen in Der arupp's
i6sn @sidasfabrii beaeat babe.
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9u Derfaufeu :

Gin nsuss. aus att 3immnu bsfsbtnhsf
Wobubaus nit mpeuntu Ginriatunesn, pcIll
eof. nit 8ru&tb6umtn, &aisnplae une ttnsnl
fh6nsn Gartn. Sfiitnptss une aate rea'
itanbig, Cine i1SHs pttmaip fur cine tami'
lie, In suitr Ra4barfGaft une BEN bsittH apstl'
esr Stabt stIsesu. prtis 81. 900, Sin ahtil fam
lfsksH blsibsH. Rabtrts ptre IN efr ,,gDeHfH-
bIatt" Sfist bslaHHi asma9t.
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Rauhlcfes Nnlper ipirb feline
Sareefeu periteren.

profsfiOr 8esinaIo U. 5eiisnesn bon
Der Wsitern nnipetiitdt bon Psnnfpls
panieu bot Elm Islsfcop etfunesn. bas
bic @iriuns bes rau6lOien PuIusrs i'm
ariess psrmsibeu pirb. buburt. oab oas
4ufbliBsn bel oer gntIabuns fetsefeai
piro. Das 8riessoepartemsnt bat fid
ber Sade aneenommen unb bemnddii
tpirb bas Islsfeop pon elmer Prafunes.
tet6rss in 0aibinstcn elmer Brobe unter'
tpprfeH tpsrben.
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3iss bsrIalftn Scranton fit gsw yorf um
f.50. 3 on d., fir glsp gprf unb philadelphia
um $40, 500 nne zoos W., 1855 unb 3.33
Ra6m. 6iir Buffalo 1910, 2.35 unb 8 10
Worgsns, f.55 unb $50 Natm. Bingham
ton anp 3piidsnRationsH los aatm. Nt6-
rIfpn Mfepmoeaticn nm 6 90 Nadm. 8ae-
tcrppi(Is Nrepmebattpn 400 Nahmi.
6. & 3. Dipifon-5iir Nortbumbsrlanb um
6 90 une zoos W. unb f.55 une 5.4n Na6.
l5ar Rantirpfe um sos une fi.t0 W. BUR
plymouth um 335 unb $50 Radm. 6iir
sinsifon nm 1885 Na&m.
8paifGnbiss ausfunit iibtr 8aiin naG alien
5btiltn Der Ser. Staatsn unb Ganaba fam in
Der Iidttcffrt i'm 8abubsf srbaltn psrtsn
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8m. 3rDifel,
OemtSbcr Wes0er

l115 Sadion Strabe,
liefert ole feiniten Biirfs in SpSs 8arf; uuo
sbenio aIIe Sorteu frii6ss unb eiugspodeItes
GIsifd. 8audHsiid NJ 10.
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StDNHsH
Sr. Miles' Tliitel
iperpen eut6 ale
Ipotbeftt perfuufi
unier elmer poftiptu
gdrantit; bic triis
Glaidls nItBt sotr ods
8efb tpirp inriidtrs
itatttt. 9ndb iibsr
bic Rmufbeiisn oes
6erltns unh osr
Herptn trtL
abrtfit;
an Hn a =
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Giienbabn Seittabelle.
grie uno ggpomina gaIIep Giienbabn Q

UTE HHD RS9HHIIHU UuHtg VItHUuUH 0us
in Sfraft am 4. Stunt 1899.
3iiss psrladsn S:rantOu fir Nsp gcrf, Nsw.
burgt unb 3piihenpunftsn auf bfr Grtt Babn,
I'M 500 Mprstns uup 2.2S giahmiitaas.
Jiir Satplep unp lcialf punfie um 800 nub
645 Wsrstns une 2.2S Rahmiitass. Gir
Cafe aris nm $50 Na6mtiase.
Sountass 3iiss psrIaiIen SCRANTON fir eafs
arisI uEi s As Morgsns unb 80 Ra6mittass.
an 3piihenffaiipnsn aubalttnb.