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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-22
1te 6erdn1ftHIdne.

st. 8, Dun &c Cos @D9entli9e reberz
ii6t iiber Die @efddftstage fagt: Sn
8e5ug auf 9ef9Gft fam bteies Sabr init
teinem anberen bergli9en neroeM So fam
gefagt merben, baB 3a6lun9en burd bic
9auptclearing6Guier pG6renb Der berganz
genen NO6e UNI 57.4 pro3ent gr0Ber gez
peIen iino als in 1892 UNI I'm 45.9 groz
gent grDBer ulS in 1898, aIein bte5 iber@
trifft Die 3una6me in etliben 8ei9dft5z
~5peigen, lpdbrenh ite in anberen 6inter Dem
@epirm 8uriid6lei6t. So baden ii9 bic
Sebruatau5fu9ren fa6ri3irter probufte felt
1892 fait DerOoppelt. 2GBt man bic Glea=
rings BON Sem Oorf aus, ND Die @petltlas
ton in Nttten duBerft lebbaft lit, 10 3eigen
3a3lungen our6 bic anberen 6auptid9li9ar
Slearing90uier fir bic fel6e Node eine
3unabme BON 37,6 Pro3ent ii6er 1892 unb
BON 27,1 Pro3ent ii6er leBtes sSubr. Mter
obne 9idft6t auf fol6e @in3sl6eiter fe6en
Aue Elm, baB Der umfan9 beS 8eIGGftes in
allen 3meigen Der gr0Bte ie bdgtnelene lit.
Die rationale proiperitGt 6eru6t duf foliz
.oerem 9runoe. Die Nusfubren bon 8robz
"1tpffen, grobtItonen, 8QumnoQe unb OeI
i'm 6ebruar 3eigten cine 3una6me BON &c.
100000, aber anOere Nusfu6rcn, gr0Bttnz
tbeils fabri3trte Waaren, b~etrugen $780,
4O6,943 an @ert6 gegen $31, 275, 1896 i'm
lebten Sabre unb maren 6inrei9eno qroB,
Inn go pro3ent Der gefammten NusFu6ren
gu beden.
Die Waarenausfubren iiberirafen bic
gtpf1bren fir ben Monat Inn S33, 624,1 III,
BET 3une6menbem Gelbpert6e uno es III
sani9einsn0 feline g~eIegsn6eit 5u elmer @elb=
ft0runa borhanben.
@olenDertdufe auf ben bret 6~auptmGrf=
ten BADEN nur 4,305,6OO pfuno betraqen
tpooon 2,761,900 einbeimii6e iinb gsger
5,078,200 in berI elben 8p9e BON 1892
tpobon 3,507,200 ein6eimif9e tparen. Nbel
preife itnb matt unb etli9e 6dnoler 1oIer
bis gu 2 o0er 3 Gents fir gereinigte 8out
nadgelaFen 5aben, neil Niemanb errdt6er
fam, iDel6e 8irtung bic neuen Srufts ba;
ben perben.
Ser Murft, Der am meiiten b~erloren bat
TT oerienige, Der am penigIten ftati1!iI6sr
9runo gu b~erlitren bat, neil feline Nb.
fadBung bon 8ei5en, Der am 1, MGt8 IT
ben 9dnben bon 6armern lit, mebr tieferr
.ipirOe, ots etpa bic Iebtidbrige NusF1sbl
unO bic ein9.imii6e Na9frage big gum 1
Suli. Die tpirtliden Q~asfubren, Meh
eingeIdlofen, bon beiben 8iiiten pd6rent
Der tebten 5ipei 8o9en baben 7,596,93S
8uidel b~etra9en gegen 7,367,892 inn tetter
Sabre. aber iol4e Nusfubren bebinger
cine ousldnOii4e Rahfruge, Die tpabrI4ein-
lid bic leBtiabrige iibertreffen tptrO uuD BIZ
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-22
aerhrehretr.
8lutieer mahlftreit.

9onnerftug abenb e~reignete ftd in Sot
Springs, Nrt., cine S6ieBuffaire, Bel peGAer
flint Menf6en getDotet unb 3tpei anOere
19mer, elmer Oapon pubrI4einli9 t0bttiG,
berlebt purben, 9ie Sohten fino:
Sbomas Soler, poli8ei4ef.
s. 6. 6art, @e9eimpoli3ift.
Sbomas s. @oslee, Boli5eifergeant.
Sobn Miuiams, 9obn bes Sberiffs Wil=
liams.
9Ouis 9intle, Subrmann zines 8iertpa=
gems.
gb. Spears bat einen 9duB in ben 9als
erbaIten uub biirfte niht our9tommeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-22
Aa1a 1e4treren 5R1it.tneuannern.

r. Sin ernftli6er Gonflitt bat Samitag Abenb
3pif6en Der poli5ei unb Dem 8olte BON
6apana Itattgefunben. 8on piitolen uno
8niippeln purbe ~apsgiebiger @ebrau9 &c.
na9t. 30 Bis so Perionen itnb ~beripunhet
nprben, ma6rere ernitli9, Inter ben Ser
leBten befinbet fi9 Poli5eicapitdn @ftun5ds,
Elm friberer Oberft Der cubani19en Mrmee.
Bon benz Sage an, no bic Poli3et Ii9 in bic
&~unbgebung 5u @6ren bon General 9ome3
eingemif6t bat, 1T file Bel Der 8epDlferung
unpopular gene len. Nu9 bic 3eitungen fall
len lber bic Poli3ei ber unb fagen, fie trete
bic He9te zines freten Bottles NIT Siiben.
Ser 3abau BON Sam1tag Nbenb e%ntftanb uuf
einem 1ffentli9en MulattenbaQ in Der in
einem anrii9igen Stdbttbeile gelegenen San
Sofeitrabe. 8iele cubaufi 6e Offi3iere, barz
unter Sberiten unb 9auptleute, tparen anz
reIenb. Sin poli3iit foroerte einige Dor benz
8allofal itebenbe 2eute auf, a~useirunberz
3uge6en. 0u Der NufforDerung ni9t Solge
g~eteiftet purbe, ipieberbolte Der poli3rf Ietz
men 8efebl, norauf er BON Der @ruppe, gu
Der 1ih nod cine Nn5ubl 2eute aus benz
2otal gsfelte, ansegriffen urto ieines Snip
2sls unb RepolDers beraubt tpuroe. Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-22
Quslan ..
Oeutibldno.

Die rnerpartete 8e~i9stagsfriTs. pe1hs
oteie @o9e MGes iiber19attet bat, puroe
burh bic 36utIa9e berbetgefi6r:, haB Der
Gei9stag, naA ben Worten unO Sem 8ez
ne6men bes 8riegsminifters @tne.al BON
8oBIer 3n urt6eilen, beranlaBt pur0e, an
5une6men, baB Der 8atIer unb Der 8unz
besratb nit Der Militdroorlage 3ufrieoen
feien, ME tie bur9 ben 8eri9t Der 8ub@
getfommi7ion feItgeIeBt mar. Nah 5ielem
8eri4t gepdhrte Die 8orla9e glQe5, mas
in @etalt elmer Reorganization ser Nrtilz
lerie unb &abalerie uno elmer Grbobung
Der 5rieDensprdien5itGrte Der Irnree pera
langt tp1rbe, ousgenommen, boB 1000 DAM
BON ben ~perGangten $4,000 geItri9en muroen.
Dies lit aber in 8irfIi4teit nt9t
Der san, iopeit ais Der 8aiier in
8etrudt tpmmt, unb es mar nur,
na6oem Der 8riegsminifter pl0bli6 arge>
fiinbigt 6atte, Der 8eri4t> perbe fir rm15uz
rei6enb ge6alten, buB Die @ntbetung ge<
ma9t 1purbe, Der Safer beite9e auf Der
Nnna6me Der 8orluge in i6rec uripriinaz
li9en 5afung; ptOrigenfu1s Der Hei6stas
auf9el0It unb Neutpa6len. betreffs bieIer
| Sraqe anberaumt peroen piirben.
2eute aus Der nGditen umgebanq BEG
&aiiers baden feline Musiprii9e iiber BEN
| @eqenitanb tpieberbolt, Die an Der 0dltun3
beS. RatIers fetnen 3peifsl iibrig lafen.
M6er er ite6t tbatiG9li4 in Dem ungenoms
menen Stanbpuntte a1ein bo, bu cine
| Me6rbeit bes 8unoesrat9s IS benz Heihsz
far3ler Siirit 9obenlpbe am MittlppH tlar
gemabt fat, oaB i9re &egierungen nit Der
8oria9e in Der ein6eri9tetsn 5afTung 5uz
frieben Ieien. 9ieie 8unbesrat6smitgliez
Der erfldrten ferner, baB cine @uF!0fung
bes Rei6Stages tpegen elmer 10 geringfu9iz
gen Nngelegenbeit peber piinidenspertb
mod Derniinftig gu fein f4etne. 9a Der
8unbesrat6 DerFufungsmdBtg Der eno9lilz
tige S6iebsri6ter in btefer @nJelegen6eit
tit, 10 risfirte Der 8aiier, in MiBfrebit 5u
eeratben, penn ct feline N6Ih6t, ben
Ret6stdg auf3uG0ien, uusfibten pirbe,
unb arBerbem f4ien es tlar GIT iein, baB
bas Ge 1ultat elmer 8ubG ben Wiini9en Beg
&atfers ni6t giinitiger fetn pIrbe. 9te
@timmer, pel4e burA bic Meb-1eit re-
prdientirt tpuren, tpeI4e Die @r60Gun9 Der
3riebensprdf en8itdrte Der armee ON 0iensz
tag %Dsrtpurfi ndmli6 200 gegen 141, iiber<
~traFen bic Stimmen, bur9 peG9e anbere
8orf6ldge 5uriidgepiefen tpuroen, UNI fat
bus 9oppelte.
@s beiBt, 6aB Der Scatter ferner bur9
Die Sbatfa8e gerei5t lit, baB Die nltra=
Eortissuus auf Der 8. Geite)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-22

SduTer unb ~letiteten tupferen WiOertanO.
6pdter oinqen Die Nmeritaner 3uriid. UNI
ft6 friIde MunitiDn gu bolen. Die Sili@
binps berlpren etpa 100 Mdnn. Quf dmez
rifani16er Settle fpurben g%et0otet:
Corporal sSo6nfon bon Company 6, uno
@emeiner Mc2lbop BON COMPANY 8.
0as &riegSbepartement bat 0onneritd9
bonn Sen. Otis folgenbe 9epei4e erbalten:
Die Na9ri6ten aus Stoilo Iuuten g%iinitig;
bic I6dtigteit Der Sn-lurgenten alf Der SnIel
bat fi9 perringert. Nuf Der gan3en Smell
berri9t &u9e, unb S6erit Smit6 lettet Die
@inri6tung Der G%ipilregierung. Gebu 1T
ru6ig, un0 Die @eI6Gfte baben fi6 unter Dem
Sbub Der Ser. Stauten geboben. Nadrtdb@
ten aus Sonar uro 2spte oeuten ben
@uni6 Der 8eipo6ner na9 ameritanfi9en
9ruppe1 an. Die 6errI9uft Der Sniurgenz
ten bsi9rdnft 1i9 auf 2u5on, uno Die Be
febung Der 2inie am 5GuB paiig, nebf Der
&ontrole iiber 2aguanba be San bat oas
BON ben Sagalen beberridte @ebIet in TAFT
3pei glei9e S6eile get6eilt."
Die 8ebirgsbanbiten BON Der Sniel Pana3
brobten u%nGGnqit einen ernItliben Nngrlff
auf Sloilp gu MAIDEN, tpuroen aber nit etnem
@erluft ppn 200 Warm bon @eneral W}tlz
Ter 3uridgei9tagen. Mcgaeils Battalion
bonn California Hegiment, unter Sbertt@
I~eutnant 9uboc, bat 8efebG er6alten, fi4
auf Der rSnbiana" ein3uf4iffen, Inn
bic 8efaBungen Der StGbte 8uis uno
8aguban an Der Oftifte Der SnIel Negros
gu ber1tGrfen, no Sber1t 6mit6 ben Oberz
beFeh1 fii6rt. @s 1T bies nur cine gorz
fi6tsmaBregel, oa @eneraG Dts fagt, er
erparte bort feline lnru6en.
Die SnIel Gebu lit 5l einem ltnterotftrift
unter Dem &ommanbo Oes Oberftleutnants
8. 9. 6amer bonn /, SOabper Sreitpiligenz
regimente gema6t pOrOen.
Die gsIammte amerifani19e Sruppenz
madt 1T in 3pei 9ibiIionsn BON ie hrei
9rigoben neu pr9aniiirt porben. Gtneral
2atpton iibernabm Samitag ben 8efebG iiber
bic erIte 9ibifion, Die aus ben 6reipiQigen
aus W%aI6ingtpn, gorbz0afota unb Goliz
Fprnien unter benz General Sing, aus IeGs
S9paOronen bes 4. &eiterregiments, Dem
IA. Heguldren, ben SreipiQigen aus
Sbabo, einsm Battalion Der Sruppen aus
Soma unter @eneral SberIbine, benz 3. uno
%. Geguldren, Dem Gegiment aus Oregon,
unter Sen, 8beatpn, unO 0per's unb 9atpz
t6prre's lei9ten 8atterien beftebt.
@eneral McQrtbur's 9ibiItpn beftebt aus
5pei 8atterien be5 3. QrttQeriez 9fegtmert5,
ben 6reitpiEigen aus &an1as unb Sion
tana, unter 9e1eral 8. 8. Otis; ben Gez
gimentern aus Colorado, Nebrasfd uno
5ib|0afota unb feds @%ompugnicn aus
BenniDlbanien, unter Sen. 9Ole; bent 4.
unb 81. Heguldren, ben S~reiniaigen aus
Minnelota unb @poming uno Der 4rtilz
lerie aus l1tab.
Qus glaubpiirbiger Quele ptrb beri4z
tet, baB QguinuI0o gu ben auBerIten Dit
teln greift um ale 8unbge6ungen, Die
barauf bere4net itnD, zine @tniteQuug Der
JeinbIeligfeiten berbei3ufii6ren, gu unters
briiden. 3p0lf @egneN bes l1nab6Gngigz
teitsplanes, 8etpo6ner bon Manila, fino
gum Spbe Derurtbeilt por0en, neil ie fGriftz
1i3 bic INTERVIEWING befiriportet 1utten,
unb aQe lopalen Silipinos Itnb uufgefpr@
bert porben, cine rationale 9fli9t GIT err
fuQen unb Die 8etreffenben in ous Senieits
gu bef0rbern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-22

@elf6fornausfubren finb e6enfdIs eil nee
mig grDBer, ols bic oes lebten Sobres. Die
peitli9en 3ufubren fir Die Wo4e baben
3,359,OOO 8uf4ef b~etra9en eesen 2,557,z
666 i'm lebten Sabre.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-22
3Oo&cnJhau.
gbicu9o, ben %. MGr5.
3nlano.
A1ts Der BtnnEHbn1tptltnnt.
Der 2lushuo oes pr6iioenten.

9rdfibent Mc&inlep unD 9ena9lln,
8icezprGfibent 6obart unb @emabltn, Sez
nator gamma, GefretGr gortelpou unb Or.
Giren iino am Montag BON S6omasbiue,
Ga, mad 9SefpG Sslanb abgereift unb geoen=
fen Mitttpo9 na9 Sbomaspiqe 5~urid5uz
febren. Die @eIeli9uft traf Na4mittags
um 2 ubr in 8runspid, Ga, Elm unb purbe
BON friiberen Miniiter bes Snnern, 8liB,
MaDpr 2ltfin1on 1no Sobn 8rooatt, benz
NnfpuIt bes vMiQiondrsclub iiber benz
Suno", empfangen.
Der frieoenspertrae.
Der fran3Dif8e 8otf9after GumbOn
fpra9 @amftag i'm StaatsDepdrtement Dor
unb ma9te f6rmlt4e Mittbeilung BON Der
1%nter5ei9pung bes 6riebenspertrags in Ma=
bri6. @taatsfefretGr 6aD Fat a~ngebeutet,
baB es inn lie6 fein piir0e, tpenn Sam
bon als 8ertreter Der fpanii9en &egierung
Bel Der f4IteBli6en N~uspe6ieIung Der Raz
tificuti0nen fungiren poqe. Dies foate
bic IeBteu 6ormalitdten bef9leunigen.
Die OREGON III utaflt!d.
Oas neutrality-suspicious. bat Sam1tag fol-
genoe 8obeIbepsf9e BON Nbmirul Oeipep
aus Manila erbalten: Die Oregon" unO
rSris" finO. 6eute angetommen. Die
Oregon" lit in taugli6em ,3uitanbe fir
isben 0ienit.
q 9enep.
monii9nore Stephan.
2aut einem beim apoftolif9en De
legaten eingetrOffenen pdptli6en 8reDe>iit
Mon1ignore Soiepb stephan CUR @iirbe
zines apoitolii9en protonotors erbpben
tpprben. @s lift bies bic 6D95te Wiroe, bic
einem tatbolii4en Pridfter auBerbalb Der
Stabt RDm berlie6en pirb. 8or etlihen
MOnaten purbe 8ep. stephan gum Sam
merberrn bes Pupftes nit Dem Sitel Monz
ii9nore %ernannt.
Uibt DiLlamiIs Gebeine.
Der ~Slottenminifter bat Oientag Na3z
mittdgt folgenOe Oepe1he aus gortlanb,
Ore, erbalten:
Die in etnem Stu6te etpu bier MeiGen
HpeitIi6 bon Santiago gefunbemn @ebeine
ffn0 ut6t Die bes Momirals 8tuamiG, fonbern
bic zines fpanii9en Matrofen. 8eri9t folgt
nit Der Pot.
PrOctOr, 6iilfs@S1ngenieur.
ProctOr befanb ii9 uGs Sngenteur ouf benz
rGlOucefter", tpeG9er ben rpluton" in Der
HSeef6laht Bel Santiago perni9tete, duf Dem
Qomirdl 8i1amil bon Santiago o6fr6r.
prOetor battle bic 4uFfi9t iiber Oie2~anbungsz
mannf9aft, peG6e ben fpunifden Matroien
gu 9IIfe fam, bic Die &iTte errei9t batten
rnh BON ben Gubanern NIT SltntenI9iiien
begriiBt purben. Md6renb Der erpd6nte
Matroie in einem Stuble 6eruntergetragen
tpuroe, UNI auf ben n@Iouceiter" gei6afft gu
tDeroen, itdrb er udO man lieB bann Die
Qet9e am Qanbe 5uriid.
Die 8eamten bes Departments glauben,
baB 8iQamirs 2ei6e auf benz @runbe bes
Meeres liegt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-22
gertntIhrtea.
6eneraIconIul einoetrofen.

Senor .. Gbuurb gspanoia 9u5man, Der
olS Na9folger bes gum @eianoten bon GO
lumbien in Wafbington ernannten @limuco
Gafberon gum bteIigen 9~eneralfoniu III Der
Gepublif golumbien ernannt :pprben 1T, 1T
nit benz panumaoampfer n@bpance" BON
Colon in SEEM Oort angetommen. gr mar auf
1einer Gei1e BON 6. 8. 6art, amerifani16em
@e1anoten fir Golum6ien, begleitet, Der ith
mad Wal6ington begiebt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-22

llllI ueHl puludPuuu+HpIeL nAppulh wv
Colon in Netp Oorf angetommen. Gr mar auf
feiner Reiie BON s. 9. 9art, umerifanii4em
@efanoten fir Gofum6ien, beglsitet, Der ii9
na9 WaibingtOn begiebt.
Gine ~idpimmenoe 5niel.
Cine fhptmmenbe sSnIel, in Der GrOBe
BON fat spei Qder unb bier bis flint SUP
bid, 1T ben Sutnois beruntergefommen.
Die Sn1el fpIibirte auf tbret Geiie nit eli
mem 9ausboot, 5ertriimmerte isinsn aisl
unb trieb es auf ben Strano. SpGtsr
ftieb file BEL 9apana, ST., eegen einen pfeiler
Der Wagenbriide unb erfhiitterte bas gan5e
8aupert 10 beftig, buB pferbe, Die ii9 ge=
rabe auf Der Bride b%efanben, nieneritiir5ten
Die Sniel bot fb iebt 5ipiI9sn ben
8~riidenpfeilern mnb benz lfer feItgeralumt
lnnb Die ftdbtif9en 8eb0rben beabii4tigen,
ite nit 9pnamit 5u b~eieitigen~
2lus Qlasfa.
Der 9ompfer nGrcelIior", Der Oonnertag
Nbenb bon Der Miinoung bes Copper &iper,
Nlasfa, in Seattle anfum, bat Die Na6ri6t
iiberbra9t, bab GIN 1. MGr5 auf benz 8albe3
@letf9er feds Menf9en e~rfroren Tinb,
Die Numen iinb:.
Nbolp9 @br9arbt BON Rep Dorf.
Martmilian Milsr BON Nen Oprf.
Mlfreb Mleeman bon Seem Yorf.
Or. Gbpdrb 2ogan bon 0enper.
9Rubolp1 @1erfamp bon 2ouispiue, Gp.
Mugu1t @6ulB BON Netp Oorf.
Nue Qei9en, ausgenommem bic 6es Or.
2ogun, finb gefunben unb in @aloe3 be9raz
ben ipprben.
Der 1orooeuti6e SloYo.
Mus Berlin 1T in San 5rancisco bic Na9s
riAt eingetroffen, DaB Or. Bieganb. Der
@eI6dftsleiter bes Norbbeutf6en 2lopb,
Can Srancisco einen 8efu1 ab3uI!atten
beubii9tigt, Or. Mieganb par bereitS i'm
pcrsqngenen Ottober bier, 6efu6te au9
Socpnu unb Seattle, urO ma6te bic
Seimreiie iiber gofo6ama. Md6reno fei<
per bieiigen Nntpefenbett t6etlte er me6rez
rem angefe6enen 8iirgern nit, baB feline
@eieui9aft ben @un16 babe. cine 9amz
pferli1ie auf Dem gacific ein5tribten, unb
3par BON 9ongtong un0' goto9ama mad
@an 5rancisco ober na9 1ucoma, unb
baB er bDlig entf6lOfen lei, bieIen glan
bemnd6ft our &usfibruns gu b~ringen.
Geitorben.
Warren Green, tpel9er unter @(ebelanb's
erfter Nbmtntftrattpn GonIu1 in OofoEamu
mar, ei1t SoAn bes berftorbenen prGfioenz
ten Der Weiern Union Selegrap5 Company,
lit i'm Norton. 6pIpital gu 2puispiGe al
Der 2ungenent3iinbung geftorben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-22
s6redIi6e Chat zines paters.

Der Mrbeiter Sobn u. Moore, Der Dor
bret 8o9en bon @mppria mad 9ut9inIo1,
8as., iibergeiiebeIt mar, 1T MOntag 46eno
unter Der Nntla9e, feline flint &inber srrrorz
bet gu BADEN, berbaftet porben.
9as 9aus, in pelGem Moore tpobnts,
mar Montug Morgen UNI 5pei l1br abge=
brannt. Seine Srau mar our 3ett a6tpez
1enb, unb Der 8ater befanb ii9 NIT ben
&inbern ulIein. @r CAB ielbit ben Geuer=
alarm, unb mahte ni9t ben ~gertngiten
8eriu6, bic &inber gu retten. OieIe perz
bdbtige 9%an0lungspsiIe bate our Solse,
baB cine l1nterfu4ung etngesitet puroe,
pel6e ergab, baB ben &irpOern Der S4doel
eingeI9lagen unb Der 6als our9f4nitten
mar, Die Seuertpebr mar 10 f4neI 3ur
9anb, baB bic 2ei6en geborgen fperoen
f%onnten, ebe fe 5u fart Derbrannt parer.
Die &inber ipuren Scarf I'M Otter BON 12
Sa6ren, Marp 10, pearl 8, Gbarlie z nnb
See 3 Sabre alt. Die &inoer murben BON
Der 5eusrtpebr ouf einem 8ett auf benz
6ubboben neben chamber liegeno gefunoen.
unb es 1dien anfGngli9, als ob lie erftidt
ieien; erft na6Oem b8e !6out BON ben
@6dbeln uttD Die bertoblten &leioer bon ben
2ei9en e~ntfernt paren, fteGte es ft4 berz
aus, oab Elm g%rauenbafter Wforb bsgangen
ipprben mar.
Sn benz MobrIpru6 Der @~oroncrs9e<
f9tpprenen puroe Der @ater bes MorceS be-
19ulDigt unb fOfort na4 benz Gountn9e@
fdngniB abgefiibrt, mo er gut bepa9t iplrb,
um bas angeOrobte 24n9geri9t gu ber9ii=
ten.
mOors mar felt einiaer .3eit bei6dfti=
gungslps urpb baour6 I6permitbig 5eioor=
ben. @r 1T ungefdbr 35 Sabre alt nno lpar
tets elm filter, f~6pei9famer Dfann, Der
nit anoeren Perionen tpenig &erte9-
bate.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-10-25
INQUEST IN BUSsARD CASE.
Cause of Death Is Still a Matter of
Supposition.

Coroner Roberts held an inquest last
night to probe into the cause of the
death of Edward Bussard of Minooka
avenue, MCosic. The inquest was held
in Manners drug store, Moosic, and
was begun at o'clock.
Bussards body was examined by Cor
oner Roberts last Saturday morning,
and the latter then discovered that
though there were no external marks
or bruises, several ribs had been brok-
en-, the breast bone was fractured and
the mans liver was badly laceratcd
Bussard, who is n teamstcr, was
hauling coal for the water company,
and during a halt in his work Friday
afternoon stopped at Buffers hotel
where he took a few drinks and re-
manned about two hours.
The next heard of him was when he
was seen near Thomas Walsh's hotel
Friday evening, about C:30 by w. f.
Barnes. Pittston salesman. The lat
ter's attention was first attracted by
a straw wagon seat Lying in the road
and then he noticed the team ahead,
and heard a faint groan. The wagon
tongue had been caught in a picket
fence, and Banes Immediately notified
Walsh of it, Two boys, Michael Dowd
and George Stemmetz who We're going
to Midtown were met by Walsh, who
asked them to take charge of the wag-
on and see Bussard home safely.
The latter complied and We're in igr
norance of the fact that Bussard was
seriously injured, thinking him only
intoxicated
When near Manners drug store, BUS
sard tainted away and was carried
to his home on Minooka avenue near
by, where he died fifteen minutes lat
er.
The only supposition can be that the
unfortunate man fell under the wagon
and it went over him, but how ne re-
gained his seat, and why 10 bruises or
injuries were evident, is the mystery.
Bussard made no statement before
his death or any explanation whatso-
ever He is survived by a wife, three
daughters and q son. He has always
borne a good name. and was not known
to have an enemy in the world. There
fore any evidence of foul play is lack
ing.
The following witnesses We're sub
poenaed for the inquest: James Butler,
G. F.. Courtright, VIM. Stemmetz, Geo.
Stemmetz, Thos. Walsh, Michael
Doud Thos. Thomas Mrs. Graham and
w. +. Barnes.
The jury was made w of the follow
ing: Milton GrOtz, Jas. II. Brown, Chas,
Millard, John Robling, II. S Copp, and
John s. Metz.
The jury finally brought in a verdict
| that the deceased was squeezed to
| death in some unaccountable manner
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-10-25
UNCALLED FOR LETTERS.
Mail Matter That the Postoffice Has
Not Delivered,

List of letters remaining uncalel
for at the Scranton postoffice, Lacka-
wanna county, Pa, Oct. 25, 1899. Per
sons calling for these letters wilt please
say advertised" and give date of lost.
EZRA II. RIPPLE, p. NJ.
American Bonding and Trust company.
w. b. Boist, John Bernotas, Arthur
Berry, Geo. Bramer, Miss May Brown,
Brunnio Phar. VIM. Bevan.
Miss Flora G.. Collins, Miss Kate Conk-
lin, Frank Conchefter Mrs. o. Il. Cum
Minis, Phillip Carlin.
A. l.. Dimock, A. c. Dickson, Miss
Maud Devatt, Mrs. Mary DeGraw, Mrs.
Harriet DeWitte.
Daniel Evans.
Miss Grace Frazee, Mrs. Lulu Fettin,
S. w. Fellows.
Mrs. Gavin, Mrs. Hattie Gates, Edwin
Gibbs.
Miss Kitty Hastings, Herbert Hewett
Thomas Harris, Mourie Heller, Mrs. G.
Hanley, Arthur b. Hull, Mr.. Hewitt,
Iura Harvey, William Hogan, f. l.. Har-
rington, Lloyd Hummel, Mrs. NJ. Hill,
Mrs. Mary Ann Hopkins.
r. NJ. Jordan, Miss Florence Jones.
Charles Kloss, John Kelly Floyd Kim
BILE.
John j. Lavell, Mrs, John Lyman, John
Yarmouth, Hy. II. Langham,
Geo. Moore, Rev, III. p. Morgan, Miss
Maggie Murray photo,), W. s, Mace, ~
Ray Myers, NJ. D., Miss Maggie Mulher-
in, II. A. Murphy, Rob Morning, Mrs
Margaret Morgan, B. j. McGeehin, Lou
McHollester, John McKenny.
VIM. L, Potter.
Rev, Richard l.. Roberts, Charles T.
Rosser, ]. Rostaun, Franz Raub.
ii, c. Smyth, Mrs. D. II. Squires, Henry
Shaffer, f. Simmons, Mrs. Henry Sher-
man, Ed, Scranton, Miss Laura Spangen-
burg, Mrs. VIM. Shaefer Calvin Swingle,
Michael Smith, II. Il. Snyder, Thos. r,
Shoener A. l.. SlifeT.
Bernard Tighe, Stephen Treat, Angus
tus Tiffany Morgan Thomas, Mrs w. r.
Thomas 2, Stephen Thomas.
f. Varella e. Co.
Mrs. Geo. Williams. Miss Elizabeth A.
Webb, Miss Louie Williams, Miss Nellie
Winters. Mrs, L. T. Well 4, H. Watson,
Mrs. Matte Wells, Miss Emily Watson,
Heinrich Webster, j. Webber.
Third Class Matter-Leucia A. Bennett
Fourth Glass Matter, packages-Mrs.
Willis Barry 1924 elm street; James
Myers, William Neevel, Il. N. Rice, Mrs
G. II, Solvestres. Rev. Il. Thomas.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-10-25
She Wouldn't Come Back.

Henry Bulger was yesterday di-
vorced from his wife, Deba Bulger, by
decree OF Judge Edwards.
They were married Dec. q, 1886, and
lived together till Jan. 1f, 1886. The
libellant is resident OF Buffalo and
Mrs. Bulger was a Dunmorean. After
their marriage they went % Buffalo to
live, but Mrs. Bulger did not like the
place and returned to Dunmore. Her
husband thought she returned home
simply to visit her relatives but 10
proved that she did not intend to go
back. He came on to induce her to
go with him back TO Buffalo, but on
arriving at Dnumore learned that she
had gone to New York He looked for
her in New York and learned there that
she had gone to Florida. He tried to
locate her in Florida but failed.
Later on he learned she was living in
Easton and wrote twelve or fifteen let
ters to her urging her to return to him.
She answered two of them and each
time stated positively she would not
go back to him and never wanted to
see him again.
Will F. Boyle was attorney for the
libellant.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-10-25
Echo of Lane Failure.

Arbitrators B. +. Tlnkham, B. r.
Ackerly and John r. Edwards, yester-
day heard the case of John Benore and
others against the Scranton Traction
company. John f. Scragc appeared for
the plaintiff and Major Everett War
rem for the defendant
The suit grows out Of the failure Of
]. II. Lane, who was manager of Laurel
Hill Park. The company assumed cer-
tain of the responsibilities in order to
keep the park open and the plaintiffs,
VINO are trustees for the Lane creditors
allege that the company is not living
up to its agreement, having defaulted
1t is claimed, in monthly payments to
the extent of 81 900 up to the time OF
the bringing of the suit
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-10-25
PRISONERS OFF TO THE PEN.
Eight Were Taken Thither by Sher-
iff Pryor Yesterday.

Yesterday morning Sheriff Pryor and
Warden Simpson, with a squad OF
deputies, left this city for Philadelphia
with a batch of convicted prisoners,
eight of whom We're taken to the East
ern penitentiary and one to the House
of Refuge. Robert Seline is the latter
The other prisoners were e. r. Dun
Miss, convicted of aggravated assault
and battery; Andrew Adanszick, rob-
berry; Daniel O'Leary who created such
havoc on the hill by his burglaries; A.
Steinbaugh. the chicken-thief; Charles
II. Moon, the bicycle thief; Frank
Monash and James McHugh, highway
robbers, and Joseph Coleman, the col
ored man who robbed Mrs. Hunting
ton.
O'Leary was sentenced for twelve
years, Coleman for five, Dunniss for
one, Adonszick for five, Monash for
five, Steinbaugh for three, Moon for
two, and McHugh for one and a half