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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-04
Missouri and tho Trusts.

The Hon. Lon V. STEPHENS, Governor Of
the State Of Missouri. blows a trumpet Of
no uncertain sound. In the address he
delivered at the Antitrust Conference OF
Governors and Attorney Generals in st.
Louis, Sept 20, and which comes to us in a
sumptuously printed pamphlet, we find a
denunciation by him of the octopuses.
which leaves nothing to be desired in
the way Of thoroughness. Corporations
he asserts, are the fosterers and promot-
ers OF trusts, and IL their abuses can
not be prevented he would favor the
abolition Of all corporations. The remedy
is heroic" he says, but the disease Is acute
and Is fast becoming chronic and the trust
cancer upon the body polite must be cut
out by the roots. or some CESAR, under the
guise Of friend Of the people. after using
the armies for the conquest OF other people,
will turn them upon our Republic and sup
plant it with an empire with himself as
Dictator"
Governor STEPHENS takes great credit to
bis State for the victory it has won over
the insurance trust. Missouri brings good
tidings to her sister States to-day. Trusts
no longer hold sway in her jurisdiction. "
"The arrogant combine of the insurance
trust has been broken, and, after having
been expelled from the State, it's men,
bers have pleaded on Bonded knees to be
allowed to pay a fine and remain in the
State. They have been fined 81, 900 each,
and the judgment Of custer remains sus-
pended over them as a hostage OF good be.
havior." The Governor omits to say what
benefit has accrued from this victory to the
property owners Of Missouri. Do they
pay any less for insurance than they did
before 1t was gained? If they do not. there
Is no reason for exulting over 1t.
The same inquiry may be made In regard
to trusts in general. Would their destruc,
ton, and the destruction Of all corporations
result in making the commodities supplied
by trusts and corporations any cheaper tc
consumersp If it would not, why destroy
them2 Governor STEPHENS INDUCES in some
lofty flights Of rhetoric over the "wither
ing touch OF the constituencies trusts,
but he neglects to explain what or whom
this touch withers. 1t was hoped that the
Chicago Trust Conference would throw
light on the point, but 1t failed to do so
Surely before We undertake the war OF
determination which Governor STEPHENS
advocates. we ought to be sure that it will
be Of benefit to somebody, and not exterm
nate first and then have to restore that
which we have exterminated
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-04
1T WAS NOT 4 MAMMOTH.
How the Smithsonian Institution Was Both
cred by q Magazine Tale.

Gre" W "AAEaIn" Aa"'
The authorities OF the Smithsonian institu-
tion at Washington are seriously disturbed
over the results OF piece OF fiction published
In McClure's Magazine for October. The story
was called THE Killing OF the Mammoth" 1t
was written IN tho form OF a narrative In the
, ~ IL. - $50 :, .avon,,u. "a ~
s $500 " A' assa.'.,,oa IL. Az 80" ~
o. ss VI, tive nna
10th. In . .oo,vdad y.l,., To- ,ror, tho oo,s,
.eS,uueu sa M iom ' ne ."aS.
else OF his ingenuity In Turing his quarry into
rang. and n,rrovly escaning de,tb Inv beinp
Knocked out Of a tree by a log hurled into tho
air by the angry beast. he came back to San
men were sold by the narrator to q wealthy
american VINO gave IL 10 tne smi'nsonian IN
stitution to be put In the National Museum.
Within afsw days after tn. magazine appear
gu oh Wv. , s'anus 'ne puolisnere oeSan W re-
ceive inquiries and protests about that tale
whe'ner , shey knew 'he writer Hi the story 10
them that he wasn't, Not A few asked for
further narticulars Tho vriIar ~ tho warn
with deadly realism had Of the fact that that
the newspapers last SUNNI er had been full Of
nevs about his mammoth The Latter writer.
news ABOUT MS MANI o'h. Inc io''er wr'ers
wanted to know why their newspaper hadn't
said anything about it. They wanted the
editor 70 recommend to than n newsnan.r that
eui.oi W reoo"iin'no W ''o.i newspaper 'hos
could be depended upon Tor full accounts OF
scientific events
nit. -. .,o.hor .,o.. r, ,o..o, .h,. 80
,;iad H. nS ; n ie.teLS 1880 d'n ~ ,S.
wnrd 18th intant 70 decsiva ut tbo ~ no.t
WIN Wl III Ihsont ~ oei bne' ,u. .le uos'
sons notnd tth the n rpm peI
ton cGau r r wtn nma ,rnn ne
.lon neIo ore wv ~ uie,ui D.e 10 ntou .ie
an Wnose uS Sio II, II 'Ins uopa, i u ' ne
mm s II WHEN .ne man u, .. II "ou'u DC
tba J.. 'nets were any snO. gu t Ss
tue o.ner y from s sn.ielian someWhae us
u. nH Huas ht.to as conser'"'s o'uueh' Vi
!!9dtop Ne ny, uooor,ne N,v Fork.
DREAk SlR; me nexi Tme you pass man,
~ ia s'TS WI ~ Ehuy IT, t jaot tbs
snecmen in snme otber tbsn tie Smitb.o ian
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-04
DEMOCRATIC Split IN TEXAS.
Congressman Bailey Said to BE Plotting
Against Gov. Sayers.

AUSTIN Tex. Oct 3-Some Of the Democrats
who attended the Democratic Carnival at
Dallas took advantage OF the gathering to start
a movement to nominate an anti State Admin
istra'on Democratic ticket in the next cam
paiGn They decided to make fight against
the reelection OF Gov, Savers and nearly all the
other State officers. 1t is the present intention
that the Hon. Dick Wynne shall be tho candi-
date OF the ant-Administration faction for
Governor.
1t IL said by some OF the most prominent ad-
hNrents OF Gov. Sayers that the anti-Adminis-
tration movement was conceived 10y ConEress-
man J, W Bailey ana that the object OF the
opposition Is TO weaken Senator Chiffon II
this cou d be accomplished Mr.. Bailcy's friends
believe that 1t would add much strength to Mr.
Bailey's senatorial chances. Instead Of the
Democratic Carnival being a love feast. IL has
and an omen rupture was only prevented BY
the presence OF William Jennings Bryan and
other guests.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-04
Tho Volunteers Oath.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sir: was
much interested in the correspondence
published in to-day's SUN between Will
liam A. Lord and Edward Atkinson. Mr.
Lords questions are to tho point and l
must admit that Mr.. Atkinson's answers are
not evasive. l wish to suggest to Mr.. Lord
that he continue his correspondence to the ex-
tent OF writing one more letter to Mr.. Atk in son.
calling his attention to the fact that all United
States volunteers take the following oath be-
fore being allowed to enlist in the army;
I............. do hereby ackno Wedge to have vol
unfairly enlisted this day of ,....... 189 g.. as
soldier in the Volunteer Army of tho United States
OF America for the period ending juno 80. 1901 un.
less sooner discharged by proper authority and do
also agree to accept from the United States such
bounty, pay. ratons and clothing are or may be
established by law And do solemnly swear Cor at
hrm that will bear true faith and allegiance the
United States of America and that will serve tn EN-
honestly and faithfully against all their enemies
whomsoever; and that will obey the orders of the
President Of the United States and the orders OF the
officers appointed over me, according to the Rules
and Articles of War.
.,....................,.TsE AL.l
Subscribed and duly sworn to before me this m
day OF ............, A. d. ls9...
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-04
Schenectady County Republican Nominal
tiOnS.

SCHENECTADY. Oct. Sat the Schenectady
Republican County Convention. held In this
city this afternoon. the following ticket was
nominated by reclamation. except Sheriff. for
which there were three contestants: For
Mem her OF Assent bly,. the Hon. A. ]. Mcmillan
Of Rotterdam. renominated: sheriff. Frank H.
Dettbarn: Super ,ntendent OF the Poor. Ora
gate, RESOLUTIONS were adopted reatfirming
the last national platform. commanding the
Administrative Of Pres dent Mckinley express
ing approval OF his Philippine policy, and also
endorsing the administration OF Gov. Roosevelt
and the conduct OF senator Edgar T. Bracket
and Assem- blyman Mcmillan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-04

SAVANNAH. Ca. Oct g. Capt. c. L. Gillette
United States Engineer in charge OF the Savan-
nah district, annulsd to day the contract OF
tho Atlantic Contracting Company for building
a break water in Tybee Roads. This is one at
the results OF the Imprisonment OF Capt. o. NJ,
Carter. The contract was entered into Oct <.
1895, by Capt. Carter and involved the expen-
diture by the Government Of 1897 900 in con-
atructinR breakwater. or the contract price
S23O,DOO was paid Out in July. 1897. The com
pany all0geB that S33O. 900 is owing to il.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-04
Boston,s Ancients in Philndelphta.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct 3-The MN Oers OF the
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company OF
Boston. who are here for their annual outing
and field day, visited the National Export Ex-
in the afternoon called upon Mayor Hshbridge
and were escorted through tho CITY Hall. This
evening they had their annual banquet at the
Continental Hotel They will return home to-
m
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-04
Named for the Assembly,

Ulster county, Second district. Thomas
Snyder OF High Falls. Republican.
Columbia county. Lester j. Bashiort. Demo-
crat, renomlnAted.
Onondaga County-First District. Edward v.
Baker OF Marcellus: Second. Robert Moore OF
Pompey; Third, Edward B. Sabins OF Syracuse.
euSe. reconstructed. All Republicans.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-04
suffolk County Republican Nominations.

RIvERHEAD. n. Y. Oct. 3.-The Republican
Suffolk County Convention was held this even
Ing when these nominations were made. For
Sheriff, j. Sheriden Willis; County Treasurer,
John sherry; SUPERINTENDENT OF Poor, John j
kirkpatrick; District Attorney, Livingston
Charles H. Howell; Second district. Charles b.
Partridge. joseph n. Hall0ck. was renom-
mated for Member OF Assembly from the First
liAtrIrt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-04
Queens County Republican convention.

The Queens County Republican County Con-
vention was held at the Lincoln Club House in
Third street. Long Island City. yesterday after
noon, Tho only county office to be filled at the
coming election 10 that OF District Attorney
Grorge W. Davidson, the present incumb bent.
was named, and the nomination was made
unanimous
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-04

II Mr.. Atkinson should have refused to
serve" as he says in his letter to Mr.. Lord he
would do, he most certainly would have violated
his oath.
Mr.. Atkinson should be asked whether the
United States soldiers are not expected to
keep their oathS. and whether or not honest
people would have a right to call them perured
traitors il they did not. q. w. c.
BALTIMORE. Nd Sept. 30.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-04

1t has been affirmed positively that the
German smokeless powder in tho cartridges
supplied to the Transvaal Govern ent has
proved so unsatisfactory that the Issue to the
Boer troopA Of the kaussr ridsB. for which the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-04
Roosevelt Did Not Mention D.u.y

OYSTER BAY. Oct 3.-Gov. Roosevelt did not
mention Dewey's name in connection with tho
Presidency or in auy other way at the laying OF
Monday, as printed In New York paper
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-04

The nominating committee appointed by the
Nom bers OF the Citizens Union OF the Twenty
nth ASsem bly, district met yesterday after
noon at the City Club and nominated J. A.
Weeks. Jr., for the Assem- bly, and samuel A.
Wslles for Alderman. The nomination for
Municipal Justice Was postponed for week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-04

The Michigan Governor n Conspicuous
Figure in the Dewey Parade.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 3.-Gov Pingree OF Michi-
gan wore broad-brimmed soft hat and rode
big white horse in the parade to-day The
animal danced and pranced to the music OF the
band. and it's rider Was tho mos cons picuous
figure in the procession. Returning from the
Capitol the saddle Girth broke. and the Gov
ernor was dropped off INTO the street. He was
dents dinner, going over to the White House
with Gen. AlRRr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-04

PAnIs--Kiosque No. IL. near Grand Hotel. and
Mosque No. 10, Boulevard des Capucines
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-04

The season OF steam heat in the New York
hotels practically opened yesterday and the
sizze of the heater will now alternate with the
Jingle OF the ice pitcher until the warm spring
DAYS arc here This means long period OF
resignation to persons who cannot always re-
alize that it is best for their health and COM
fort to be slowly baked until the spring days
offer them relief. The steam heat has arrived
earlier this year than usual and proprlctorS
will probably explain that It's cont lnuance Will
he conhned to he few days OF the c?d snap
the experienced Will / o. be deceived by thut:
they know that the steam in New York hotel
is an institution not to be tempered with.
Once il has gained control. there is no relief TO
lie found outside Of inCurr ng the risk OF pneu-
monIa by opening the W indows The mere
Formally OF turn ng this heat on AMI turning
it on again Aometimes affords relief OF n tem-
porary kind to sensitive persons. Even they
learn after a viii what mere rretsnce this
quietly to conditions not To be- overcome, In
mora than one New York hotel permanent
guests have the steam apparatus removed
SO ON dsc"nnected that its powers are
restra!neq In one suite OF rooms IN
summer is always AS hot as the average steam
heater at its dtadest man. who Is not ac-
chmated to the customary temperature OF New
York hotes, one winter had the heaters re-
moved from such suite, only to find that he
got little relief from the change. IL was only
when he discovered the Temperature OF the wall
that he learned why the plan Otrsief had failed.
You certainly can expect me to take the
wall out" exclaimed the eXasperated proprie-
tor, " in ogdrr to make your room com Portable.
1t adJoins nus and in every one OF the Jour
teen suites OF hat kind in my hotel that wall is
eSS n to lie "ne eccansy of the aTSheet
made no more efforts to keep comfortable in
those rooms and took a suite on windy core
neT.whigh was commonly regarded as unsndss~
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Recruiting Ohcer.

Subscribed and duly sworn to before me this w
day OF ............. A. d. ls9...
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-09
Die riAtiae 3eit.

@ann br srSbh Dor bell bon elmer sui,u
Wspisin srlauat wsrptn fol-. 10 i'm Anfaus bee
Jabrss. Das 1T be 3tt wsan lit Der umuosh
aOfpr bic ssidwatIsu . game uno Oas ntr.
p5it Syiism ua1 sinsr fGff,upen @pijin nit
popp's Sariuplriad itbnsn. 8isls partsn aul
pas inilps 6rupIinss rstia urO i6sbsu wirt
ltd 70 laust auf ibrtn fSrpT ittu 3ufanp tu
rsanttu. bab tIn niger aranfbsts anfau I'm
crmtblidt N. u bas Syiism bon allen lin
int -ftit,u. rptlte ft pGbrsnp Der Wlntutsli
anasiammsIt pabsn, frsi su mdGsn, eas SluI iu
rsinissn unp pas sanjs Ssiism ~ iiGritn, fam
llt nipts nit poop's Sariapariaa pnslsi&sn
Stisbtn Sit % ni&t aut lOnp1n n.bmtn Die
6eop's Sdrlaparilla nun. Gs wirp Sbueu gut
tbun. esin 5is bic 3susuilIs. bic IL Saish
pou SOob,s Sariararilla puSHtntlidl fnp. out
ucn su ulaiTi sn panfpaun etuttn. Sit srjGb
len eis @sl@i&h.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-09
Mu6 bem obereu Ehale.
(Nr&balb Gprrsfppnbtn,.)

-Sobn =. Carer, Der lebtes Srilb.
iubr BON D ppbaat mad bem Weifen
ains. III leste Do&e in youngstown
Obio. eetbb.et pOtben.
: Die 5idbrise Tsrsia Grsusiie bon
RupFelo, tpsl@s leBie 8ohs 70 iHlimm
uerbrannt puroe, 1T am Disnhae bon
,bren furdbaren Sdmerssn bur& ten
Cob erI6f morben.
-Steps Sbsipod bon WopfeIb bate
am MOntue nit Srau Soc Sarnrsd si
mem Streit. srlH 6isislbe on unb i6Iup
iis beitnnunsslos nisosr drstlider 8si
ltanb mubts Der 5rau ssssbsn tperoen.
= Dur9 cine @rulOiion in Der ios
@teef Wine am Douns,fis. bsrlor Ibo.
mas P,drb BON NrdbalD eine Sanb unb
purbe aud idlimm ssri&nitten man
aabm ibn na& oem 2adamanna Soipital
3ur 8ebanolune.
- Gin Seuer, tpeIdss am Oonneii # 10
Woreen i'm Mmerican Sotsl su prieebura
ausb, ad. ssrit6rte Dor ieiner 8swdItisuna
cas @ebduoe beinube poa itdnb,e; oerI8er'
Iuh osS gissnibdmers il ibsilpeiie hurt
8eridsruns sebedt, wdbreno s.. 3
Sonss, osl 9eIpophs1' sfoo os'"s''' %
:" "'~' ''''Ps" 'pa''
(GarbOnSaIs sOrsipoHSsni)
= SoIepb 0,ou,r pon Belmont
stross re,it in e,nioen Tooen nod
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-09
@auue Gcuutp.

SonesbaIe. Ser am 5reitis Gbsnb
absebalisne Wasfenbaa oes Wdnnertor
mar Elm Iuitissr. .-Seute absno balt ost
2lsbsrfrans ieinsn iubrliten Wlasfenbaa
ab. - Die 8Orhsauns oeS beutiten
5bsater @nismble am lsbtsn Sreliap
Absno battle unter ber uusanit,ssn D.ts
lerung su Isiosn unb par nidt 10 gut be.
iu6t, pie etiplni4t; bic S6aufpleler
lsiasisn iIdnses. - Better Duff. Elm
iunssr Dutdbrenner bon bier, nuroe In
Strunton aufseer,ffsn uno am 5relias
bon itinsm Batter ipieber belmeebra6i
-Ssnrp Sartune Fsl am Samltas auf
bem elatten Seuenwe8e uno brad eas
Stl1lIslbsin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-09
SelifateTeu.

Sifde: Neue SoadnOlf6s Sdrinss
uno 8ufdde Sarolnen. Samburee'
4lls in Del unO @eIss, @apiar. SAT-
omen in Bddien. 2Obiter. appetit Silos.
setO4tsr WadersI, aieIer SpIottsn In
Del.
adfe: Sromass be 9ris, 2ieber
franz. Cream. @rlner. Shpensr, 2lm
burger. 8aditsin uno Sono 8dis.
Burh: Salami uno Gerpslat. Die'
aer. nit ooer Obne Sausrfraut, uni
5ranfFurtsr IN Sldien.
Spesialitdten: O9ienmauI'
SaIot, 2isbis's 5leif6 @riratt. Ollpsnb
Dsim Quart. 2amm' 3uneen in 16pfsn.
@bparb Siebedsr,
$50 2adatpanna Ip,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-09
Bilfesbarre RaAri6ten.

= Guiberina. @attin beS Sriebrid
Tborn, itarb am Sreitas in Ilter bon
SO Subren.
-Srau Roia So6t erIae am Samss
tag i'm Glter bon 81 Subren elmer @s'
birnenisdnbuns.
-Die biefsen Stsinbauer bsidIoHsn.
am |. Mal einen adlitinbisen Gag Su
SO tdsll4 einsufdbren.
- Scr fisbente @intpeibunsstas bsr
RrippIsiu Gbrifi sp, lutb. 8irde tpirO
am nddhen Sonnta8 entipre4enb &C.
feiert psrben.
-Soispb 6. Wsirsq Bat ale Super.
lntsnbent oer bieiissn Traction Gompas
ME refsnirt uno Sobn @lfOro bat feline
STEELE Ibernommen.
= @eoree W. Sturoepaut, bon ber
SoIsbdnblerfirma Sturoepant & @Off
bon Sasle Strabe. itarb Dienitae Na6
mittes i'm glItsr BON 40 Sabrsn.
DaS aIte @onberIano fol- in Elm
resulGrss 1bsatsr peripanoelt iperben
unb am Wontas besannen Mrbeiter nit
ben basu nbtbissn 8erbeiisrunsen.
- Dis nod nitt erIsbiateu l8 Worb.
Gntlussn sessn Sdsrif Wartin. in 8st.
binbuns nit osm 2atiimer 8lutbabe. iinb
ale BON Diiirittanipa!t fallen ssluhsn
iporbsn.
= Ser @entral Bremier Somuel
NiQer if ON Montas Radt bel Sugar
RotG oussnblidlid eel6otet poroen, ais
sr spiiGsn 8arten fisI. bic ibm bic 8ruii
einoriidteu.
= Ser 8, 8. & B. 8rsmier Samuel
GuIp bon Surip Sort puroe an Wontae
NCrssn, ole sr i'm 8insfon Sofe cine
aoppsIune ma1en poIte. spli4en ben
9uHern sefansen unb ausenblldIl4 es'
l5otei.
Gin Wann, Der tpie Elm 2anbitreider
ausiab. ettrunt am Sreitas unterbalb
Butiontpoob i'm SIuhe. als bas gts unier
,bm einbrad Gtnsit Sc @rano bon
Gurrp SD fab ben nnfaa. fonnte aber
feline Sulfe leliten.
- Give beoeutsnoe Sentuns iiber Der
iSranflin Wine su Netpton ON Donnsr'
itas lieb bic @rbs fir eiwa 100 SUB ME.
Der uno affBirte bic @elsiie Der Central
9abn; sS niro Elm ooer stpei Woten
nsbmsn, eas Sod nieoer uufbufdaen.
- Sn Der Ro. 4 Nine Der 8inafon
aoblen So. tpuroe am uorlebten Ulitt'
nod Sobn @uusfp burd e,nen Nal bon
Dsdsntoblsn ss!botet. Sobn U. Oauls
srbleIt om DOnne,itis IN Der .. & 8
Bolton Dtine elnsn ssbrc4enen &udsD
upD tarb eine Slunos ipdter.
L Gin StraBsnbabnmueen Der Blaine
2inis rannte am Dieniae 8ormltta8 be,
Wlner's Drills IN einen &U1lensue. mo
bet Der porbsre 1bsll sinssitOBen unb Der
9abnpagen bann sur Selte eeibleuoerl
uu,be. Aae Bahusiere NIT 4uSnabme
pes Ri1aro 8ausbn tonnten unperIeBt
enttommen, bod oleier nuroe on ben
9Ifisn bbs Seresidt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-09
DeutS6s 8riefIiae.
Dpu Der SubSetfe.

Bel ben gbeIsutsn 4bam 8entls bon
Bird Strobs It Ute iid am SAINT 10 eth
lbhterlein elm.
Yaftor 0. ". Norbt bon Der Sidorp
StraBe 8resbptsrlidsn @smelnoe lelDst
an Der Grippe.
9rOf. @uhap SGmibt bon 9itision
apenue nuroe uon felner 9attIn nit Ell,
nsm Sobne beibsnft.
Ser idbrlite Wasisnbag bss Scron.
ton Nlblenc Stub finost morsen Absno
in Der @srmania Saqe iiatt.
SRI 2sna 2inn unb Serr. Sofob Gifts
purosn Disnitaa Ibeno our6 Ylftor
yloroi au einem gbspaare perbunoen.
Grtbur @ber BON Stone apenue i6niti
iih ON Samitaa beim Solsbaden bus
erae 9elent oss linien 3sisefneerS ub
Die @aidIsins bss Ssrru Sobn
Wehpfabl an prospect Apsnus puroe am
Donneritas Ra4t um idmmtIide 0dide
bsltoblen.
Dem Sobn 8sIler bon Gebur @psnut
purbe am 5amitus in ben &lrrenperfsn
Dur6 Elm idweres Solshid be lints Sanp
bOS ssrcrddt unb stritnilten.
Dem Staliensr antonio be gotre ipurbe
am Donnsrhas in Der floliden Stabl
mdbIe bos S6laiisttein eebroben unb
sins S&doelbautpsrIssuns Sussfast.
Wariu, bic spsiidbrise Sodtsr bon
Germ uno Sruu Better 8bbrls uon gYiI'
low StraBe. ftarb Dienfis Nndi unp
piro Srsitas Radmlttas i'm No. 5 5risb.
bofe beeroist.
Serr @ottIieb Sdpenter. elm Yruber
bss Ss,rn Sobn u. S6penfsr, traf lesis
Dobr nsbit @attin BON 8rootlpn. y. y
bier elm uno sebsnlt iit bIeibsno nlsbsr.
,ulOfsn. gr bat WObnuns an Gsoa,
apenue bsaosen.
Sofob Sdnsibsr bon Srpins apenus
srb'elt am Dlsniias pdbrenb Der 4rbeu
IN ben Green 8iOse Giienpsrtsn sin'
fdarfe g,isnifanae in ben Grm sshobsn
bic sinsn Snsi 8oq Ianssn Rlb ma6t,
unb bis sum 2noden brane.
@sorss. bsr Sotn Der GbeIeute Gbam
Sodrotb bon Yitision Mpenue, liea
i6per sriranft an einsm Mnfalle be,
9rippe uno Wafsrfudt barniebsr. gu
por bis in lester 3eit in Rep gort unap,
feat. eriraniie bort uno puroe auf an
raiben oss arates bierber esbratt.
Ser l6 Sabre aIis Goparb MloIonsi
bon Hiper Strabe. ais 3rsiber in Sobn
fon'e Uilne aneeitelt. tpurbe am Wontul
BON einem Barren uno unter benisIbel
esihIeubsrt, babel sinen ssroradien lin
Ten Arm unb Sbrammen unb Shnitt
punoen srbaltenb Der 2lrm puroe ibu
ipdtsr i'm 9udapanna SoipitaI am 50
bosen amputirt.
gtpu 40 WitsIieber Der Sdnserrunb
bssuben ii& am WOntus Nbsnb mad
Saplsp, um an bsm 25. Siiftunesfef
bss tprtissn WdnnerhOr tbeiI,unebmen
Ssrr 8ertbolb Sboit, Der Serrn Sob
u. Sdpsnisr oils 8rdlibsnt pertrat. b
oieier nidt mitesbsn fcnnt', belt eine as
rieeene SssIddndnidunesrebe uno ilber
rsi4te feltsns Der Sdnssrrunbe oem Rdn
ntr6or e,nen pradtpoasn 8isItrua, nj
lpaHsnSsr Snf&rift psrisbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-09
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