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The evening times., 1899-09-19
SALARY OF LETTER CARRIERS.
Congress to BE Asked for an increase
of Pay.

of Pay.
Edward j. CantwelI, Secretary OF the Ma
tional Association of Letter Carriers, who
has just returned from Brooklyn. speaking
of the recent annual convention held in
Scranton, Pa, said 10 Times reporter this
morning:
"Our convention in Scranton was one Of
organization. Postmaster General Smith.
who reviewed the letter carriers parade.
spoke in high praise of the men, He was
really proud of them. Our association. :"
continued Secretary Cantwell, will urge
On Congress this winter the passage OF the
bill endorsed by US increasing the salary
of letter carriers to 1920 per annum.
believe the bill will go through, as it has
already been endorsed by large number
of members and Senators. The highest
pay now received by a letter carrier is only
$1,000 per annum, but / doubt if there is a
carrier in the service who really receives
that sum.
Il will tell you why: The rules are so
strict that if regular is three or four min
utes late for the first trip a sub is put on
for that day. or If he is not ready for the
swing he loses the rest of the day; sub
finishing the days work. And as no car
rier is perfect to the extent of never miss
ing trip, you will see how they fail to re-
ceive. the full thousand dollars believe
that when the question of increased COM
pensation for the carrier is put before Con-
gress and the business of the cause ex-
planned there will be no serious opposi-
tion from the watch dogs Of the Treasu-
~
The evening times., 1899-09-19
The Plague fin soutb .m.r,.,

Information TO the effect that the bu-
bonic plague has broken out in Asuncion.
the capital of Paraguay, is not reassuring.
1t is true that our commercial relations
with the place, which is remote from ths
eeacoast, are not direct; but it is a'so
probable that the dire disease reached
Asuncion by way OF Buenos Ayres. and the
railway between the two points; and
American communication with Buenos
Ayres is direct and frequent.
1t is in the completely unsanitary condi-
lions that obtain in all South American
cities, and the inefficiency OF the authori-
ties everywhere in that continent in the
matter Of sanitation, police, and quarantine
The evening times., 1899-09-19
Diphtheria in Hagerstown.

HAGERSTOWN, Nd, Sept. 19.-Citv
Health Officer DR.. T. W. Simmons yesterday
reported eight new cases of diphtheria in
Hagerstown, making a total of twenty-five
or thirty cases in Ghe city. The sanitary
board made an inspection of the city and
located many nuisances, such as disease
breeding hogpens. closets. foul wells. etc.
Dr. Simmons advocates the supply by the
city of antitoxin for all diphtheria patients
unable to pay for the treatment. He said
it would cost the city very small sum and
would be gracious act to humanity Last
night the city council decided to supply
antitoxin free to persons having diphtheria
who are toe poor TO buy it. The sanitary
board viii pass upon all requests for medi-
cine and the grant is for three months
The evening times., 1899-09-19
TRYING sMoKELEss POWDER.
Experiments BeinE Conducted by tho
Ordnance Department

The Ordnance Department is using every
possible effort to secure a smokeless pow
der that will contain all the requisites of
high explosive. a large number of the
samples submitted. BY the various powder
companies have proved defective. Ex-
periments are being continued however,
by the department, and the following cr-
der was iss.ed today:
First Lieut.. Clarence c. Williams, Ord
nance Department. United States Army,
will proceed from the works of E. l. Du-
pont & Co., Wilmington, Del. to the San
dy Hook Proving Ground, Sandy Hook, n.
j., on official business pertaining to expert
mental firings of several samples of smoke
less powder in the 5-inch rapid-fire gum"
The officer will make a report TO the
Ordnance Department regarding the ex-
periments
The evening times., 1899-09-19
ONLY HOPE FOR THE NEGROES.
General Buffers Radical View of
Solving Race Questions.


GREENVILLE, S. c.. Sept. 19.-Gen. NJ.
C. Butler he's written letter ON the race
question in which he takes the position
that the Government should provide a
home in Central or South America for the
negro race. The letter is addressed 10 a
New Yorker who recently asked him some
questions as to the race situation in the
South. Speaking of the proposed emigra-
tion of the negro, General Butler says in
part:
ITO my mind, it behooves the Govern
ment OF the United States to carry out the
proposition of President Lincoln and pro-
vide a home in Central or South America,
or elsewhere where the negro may be in
duced to enigrate and set up for himself.
1t would be infinitely better for the negro.
who can never reach the full measure Of
American manhood and citizenship with his
environments OF race prejudice and ostra-
cism in this country. Something more than
the right 10 earn living is demanded
of one who enjoys American citizenship.
The highest premiums and rewards Of life
should be within the scope of his associa-
tions and achievements. These are shut
out from the negro in the main by reason
of his color and previous condition of SER
vitude, the Constitution of the United
States to the contrary Notwithstanding.
Race prejudice is not confined 10 the white
man and negro. II is as strong and in
tense between the white man and Ivdian
or Cinnamon or any other colored race. 1t
affects relations between families of the
white race and has recently shaken the
foundations of the French republic almost
10 the point of tottering and collapse.
Why the Almighty has implanted this feel
ing in our hearts of course / shall not en-
deavor TO explain. The most advanced
stages Of civilization to do appear to eradi
cate it; Christianity doss not nor cannot,
and the only refuge OF the weaker race is
an exodus. perpetual subordination TO the
stronger or determination"
The evening times., 1899-09-19
FAMOUS GEMS ON EXHIBITION
The Marlborough Cameo i'm the Bos-
ton Museum of Art.

BOSTON. Mass, Sept. 19.-The Marlbor-
ough gems and jewelry, including the
Marlborough cameo. purchased by the Bos-
ton Museum of Fine Arts at the request
of the late Henry L. Pierce. have arrived
and been placed on exhibition. There are
thirteen of them here with six more TO
come. Among those received is the ia
nous cameo entitled. THE Marriage of
Cupid and Psyche for which $4,000 was
paid. 1t was well known throughout the
civilized world before the Christian era
began. For twenty centuries it has been
in the greatest art galleries of Europe.
Students of art and mythology are ia
miliar. through engravings with the de-
sign Of this peculiar cameo. 1t humorously
represents the wedding procession of Gu
pid and Psyche. In form II is an oval
measuring Tiki ga inches. The relief
is in flesh color with a ground OF black.
The name of the designer, Triphen, is cut
in the cameo.
The Marlborough jewels for years were
considered of almost priceless value by
the family till necessity made their sale
imperative. They were sold to David
Brownhow, of Patterson Park. Bedford
shire. in 1874, for s175.000, and have been
buried from sight until the recent sale at
Christies in London.
The evening times., 1899-09-19
A Big Missouri Apple.
From the st. Louis Star,

Kansas may have bigger corn than Missouri,
but when it comes to apples the former is not
in it. A Lewis county man is exhibiting speci-
men of new and unnamed variety which came
from tree in his orchard. 1t measures fifteen
inches around one way and inches from
the stem to the end where the blossom grew. Its
weight is twenty-four ounces. Possibly the same
objection may be urged against this apple that
the glutton put up against the turkey. 1t is
too big for one to eat and not quite large enough
for tue
The evening times., 1899-09-19
A DESTRUCTIVE BLAZE.
The business Portion of a MaSsn-
chUsetts Town DESTROYED.

Ihe business Fortton OF MaSsa-
chUsetts Town Destroyed.
DUNKIRK, y. Y, Sept. 19-The entire
business portion of the village of Farm
ham, twenty miles east OF here.
was destroyed by fire at O'Clock
yesterday morning. The Erie Pre-
serving and Canning Cempany's
plant, with contents, was entirely
consumed. 1t was chiefly owned by Buff
falo capitalists, and the loss is estimated at
100000. Fourteen dwellings, two hotels,
and three general assortment stores were
also burned. The loss on these is not
less than $50, ,0G0. Farnham has no fire
department, and on account Of the drought
no water supply. TIE fire originated in
an old barn in the rear of the canning fac
tory. and is supposed to have been started
by tramps.
The evening times., 1899-09-19
Inhumnn Punishments.
(From the BROOKLYN Eagle. }

The soldier who was sentenced to be shot for
sapping the face of officer with whom he was
holding difference has been properly consigned
10 prison instead. Such a punishment is out of
all relation to the crime. Crime. Our President
is the head Of the Army, but if any citizen were
TO strike him, would the country adjudge him
to be worthy of death? Never. Do away with
the obsolete and European laws that still afiict
oIr soldiers
The evening times., 1899-09-19
Announcement is made that Adslina Pat

Announcement is made that Adelina Pat
ii has declined to sing again in America
The great diva is a sensible old lady. She
has steered the craft of her greatness legi-
mately into the safe harbor of aff1uence.
To ask her to abandon the memories OF
honorable commerce, and now to sail forth
to commit murder on the high C's is some
thing which Americans of musical taste
would resent. They wish to cherish pleas
ant recollections of the angel-voiced Patti,
the golden-throated Marquise de Caux,
and the magnificent songstress, Madame
Nicolini. The Baroness Cedarstrom does
well to adhere to her castle in Wales.
The evening times., 1899-09-19
American citizen. No, on the whole, We
think that Washington will keep out of that
imbroglio.

If Russell A aAlger.s letter, announcing
his withdrawal from the Senatorial con-
test in Michigan is a sincere expression
of his Intentions, he can be credited with
one sensible act. Within certain circles
in his own State he seems to be popular
character. That should define the limita-
tions of his environments i because. outside
Of Michigan he is not what might be cal.el
a bowling faporite
The evening times., 1899-09-19
Luxqry.
(From the Cleveland Plain Dea

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer)
eyes. spent the summer in the country. Had
a great time ss
s.Didn't you miss the tonveniences of ciyiliza-
tion?''
"Didnt miss anything. Why, my boy, they had
the finest sanitary bath plumbing up there that
you ever saw" Gs5sl
s'What was 1t likef"ssi
can old oaken bucket eand tin wash basin.''
The evening times., 1899-09-19

In justification OF the opinion which the
civilized world has formed of the French
nation. Paris is to have grand plaza
del Topo." where bull fights of the most
gorgeous and CORY description will excite
to gentle enthusiasm the aesthetic tastes
of amiable philanthropists like Roget,
Gonse, Esterhazy, Patty de Clam. Lauth,
Mercier, Boisdeffre. and Freycinet. Moth
ing. apparently, can stop the degenerate
decadence of the Latin nations.
The evening times., 1899-09-19
CURRENT HUMOR.
No MoDonoJx

(From the Chicago Times Herald)
''You must remember" said the proud Yankee
girl, THAT am Daughter of the Revolution
.Poch!' exclaimed the beautiful, dark-eyed
woman from Central America, II am a Daugh-
ter OF Six Revoiutic ns''
The evening times., 1899-09-19
Telling on Her.
tr,om What to Eat. J

ssWir ycu have a piece of ths pic, Mr.. Good
man?'' asked Bobby's mother of the minister.
Thanks ro.' he replied.
ssWill you Bobbv?" she tDql.ired.
.sNu, / think Eot,'' said Bobby, rather heSi-
tating
The minister looked at Bobby in surprise
II thought all little boys were fond OF pie"
he said.
.'Tfey are,,' replied Bobby. 81 could eat that
hull pie, but ma said IL you didn't take any |
mustn't. AID she'd save it !or tomorrow"
The evening times., 1899-09-19

We trust that, should there be change
OF government in Venezuela, the Admins
tration viii see to it that our big orinoco
syndicate is properly protected. The same
moral support which is at the back of
Weed and Jiminez should not be withheld
from lies autres"
The evening times., 1899-09-19
VERY Hnrd LucL

Froni the Jewellers Weeky)
Man in Hard Luck-I am reduced to the painful
expedient of asking you to buy the diamonds in
my wife's jewclry and TO replace them with imita-
tions.
Jeweler (exa,anng the jewels)-Your wife has
evidently preceded you in evolving that clever
The evening times., 1899-09-19

The Orange Free State, it is said. wants
President Mckinley to intervene in South
Africa. As Day is no longer Secretary of
State, the chances that he will do SO are
slim indeed. 1t will be remembered that
a couple of years ago, Kruger violently sup
pressed his supreme court, because it in
terfered with bis looting the mines of an
The evening times., 1899-09-19
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

The Advertisers Guarantee Company OF & NlI
cago hereby certihes that it has, by Us eAPert -
examiners proven ard attested the cireniaIioah az
TIE TINES, Of Washington, d. Z ,S lhe :,
average PAID circulation for the month oi
August. 1899 was 40,694 copies.
This is GUARANTEED TO the advertisers on Inc tls
country by a bond of $50 600 in the tloelts aiIu
Deposit Company Of Maryland, deposited VIII '''e
Nortl,ves.,rn National Bank of Chicago.
ADVERTISERS GUARANTEE cDAPANh.
ByJ r. MASON, President
The evening times., 1899-09-19

THE TIMES. in all its editions, Morning. Even
ing. and Sunday viii be mailed 10 one address
for FIFTY CENTS per month Addresses cnangeo
as often as desired.
The evening times., 1899-09-19

Communications intended for publication In
THE TIMES must be tersely and plainly written.
and must in all cases be accompanied by the
name and address of the writer. REJECTED COM
runications will not be preserved, and only man,
uscripts Of obvious importance will be returned
20 their authors.
The evening times., 1899-09-19

Readers of THE TIMES who may at any time
be unable 10 procure copies of it at any news
stand OF railroad station, or on rallrOad trains,
Will confer a favor upon the management by
sending 10 this Office information OF the TACT
The evening times., 1899-09-19

SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
Monthly by Carrier:
horning, Evening". ard Sunday. Fifty Cen.s
lIorI:i.e and SUNDAY Thirty-iye Cents
Evening and suaaay Thirty-fye Cents
ors by VA. mai; u.,. ru,;,r and Sunday. SO 60
Six Months, Morning. Evening. and SUNDAY
Three Months, Morning. Evening, and SUNDAY ~
One Year. Morning and Sundag-.--..-'--' az
T4an ~. ~''u "a s,asv i p
~ o.ilee Z e Aloh,ns, W. M.inLls s ssa. Snu 90
Six Months Evening and Sunday. ..--''' %
Three Montls Evening ard Sunday 10
Eundsy only. Ore Year. s,h
Orders by mail must be accompanied W s-
Fcriptioe price. asd
Telenboue Lohorlu ns.'ns .16z0
FeAOeEs-'--' Circulation Department -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26

-Guf feinem Cute Rrotts
topo bat iid Der Rittersutsbsiiber b.
Rogalinsfi bur6 einsn S9ub getDbtet.
9osalinsti mar einit in Der gansen
poIniIdsn @eieufdaft betannt. @r
gait als 9robpole unb bate als iol'
der Dor 20 Sabren cine polnii9e Sns
buftries 4usiteIung in feinsm SdIoHe
unb Part peranitaltet, gu bereu Be-
iidtigung cine pabre D%aafabrt aus
@ali3ien, RuiIii6 : polen unb aus ber
prpbins PoIen itattfanb. nripriingli9
mar er elm rei6er Mann, ba er brei
Ritt.rsiiter, Rrolitopo. RettopD uno
@ortibamstis. befaB. !Serr b. Rogas
linsti beiratbete cine 9rdfin Stprz
sefpstd aus 2uboitron unb betam oils
Mitaift Elm piertes R%ittereut, SersDn,
nebft 100000 Sbalern baar, aber aGs
mGlig mubte sr ein 9ut mad benz anz
bern pertaufen. Won frasts ii9 f9on
felt Sabren, mo Der srobe Rei9tbum
binaetommen fein f0nnte. Rosdlinsfi
fir feline perion mar nGmli6 gang be-
biirfniblps, ba sr abIolut feline fofts
fpieliseu gaiIionen tunnte. Rosas
linsti bat fein sanSes @elb fir bic
gmisrirtsn in Paris uub 2onbon ees
UpIsrt.
-Sn rsttgtDfen @ahns
finn 1T Der proteitantiide Prebiser be
8ries in @lbsrfelo %perfauen. Sr
purbe bon Der poli5si ms STRENUOUS
gsIdafft. 9e 8ries mar ebemals Pfdr'
rer in 8eIbert uno lit bamdls tpegen
feiner abTpnbsrli9en 4nfi4ten aus
benz pfarrdmt entlafen porbeu. 9isr
fu4te CT nun cine eigens 9emeinoe gu
eriinben unb idmmelte aud cine Nn@
Sabl @lGubiss um fi9, entfpidelte aber
balb anfidten. bic iebsr gefunben8ers
nunft pioerfpra6en, II. q. lab sr tt9
als Simmelstinb on unb perftieb als
fol6es Srau unb Sinh ais Stufelss
timber, bic i1liebIi9 berglrmenpertpdls
tung our 2ait fielen. aua tiinbigte er
fir bieIes Sdbr bas Gnbs Der @eIt an.
S.in.r Jeitnabme feBts sr ben beftiss
ftsn @iberitanb tntses.n, 10 baB gu
isin.r acknowledging fdliebli4 bier
Beanie n6tbis tparen. an Der Dibers
ftanbl.iftung b.tbeilisten ii9 aud els
Mig. p.ibIids anbdnger be @ries', bic
BEL einem Der 8eamten Spuren ihrsr
RGasl hiuterlieBen.
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Raufmann mitisls Ginbruds 1400
Nart seitoblen. Der Di.b 1T in Der
Perfon zines pielbeitraften Irbeiters
Ramens 8eder aus Suium perbaftet
tporben.
eatuets.
Ndrgau. SIN Bettineer DaIb
~SGgerbarb" %ereisnete ii6 Elm i9iperer
unaliidsfal. Soief Suier, 2anbs
tpirtb, tpelher nit anbern nit Solsz
fallen bei9Gftist mar, ipurbe bon elmer
in einem unerparteten Moment plOBz
lid itiirSenben Sanne berart setrofz
fen, baB er mad etpa brei Stunbsn ins
fOlge S9Gbel5erfplitterung peridieb.
@nnttbaben. 9ier psrungliidts
Serr WeiRmann, 8eiiBsr bes 8abz
9aitbofes ~Rebftod1, burd Sd.utpers
ben zines pferb.s berart, bab iein GU
itunO acknowledgement 1T.
6rauen elb. Sn Der 9untel=
belt f%tiirste Der 8irtb bss Reitaurant
Jeb.raI, ggIoff, cine Srsppe berab; er
blieb tpbt Iiegtn.
&Iofers. Der SoteIier SoIspb
Wuttli. Der eisentli9e 8ssriinber bes
&urortes aIofters, lit seitorbsn. @r
baute baItlbit ~anfangs Der 70er SABRE
bus Sot.l rSilpretta", bas biz beute
bas BETTE Der pidbefudten Sommtrs
itation s.bIisbsn 1T. Mattli bat Elm
4ltsr bon IA Sabren errei1t.
2auterb 8eim Sols
ssn %itiir5te SPbanu bon aImen, @as@
ner, Batter BON 8 uner5ogenen Sins
bern. in Der IGbe bes fog. @iidenz
fdlass, MiirrsnIeite. iibsr cine Sells
tpanb ca. 1870 Meter bod binab,
brad bic Wirbelidule unb trus iOns
itiee @srlebunsen bapon.
OefterrtidslluaarrL
Wisn. pl0blid infolss elmer SerSz
ldbmune itarb Der 6~1idbrise, peniios
nirte Opernfdnssr 4nbrsas Bring. -
8aronin 2uiie b. Ssbarp, bic Wittlps
bes peritorbenen 9robinbuitrielIen unb
Diener Sanbelstammer : prGiibenten
Baron Ssbarp, tpurbe in Der 4uerss
psrsitrabe, mo lie ibren S9piesers
iobn, ben gommersialratb Rsgenburt,
beIu6en polte, Dor beiien Sauie bon
sinem Spebiteurpassn iibsrfabren unb
auf Der SteIe getDbtet. - Norbbabn>
aiiiitent Gbuarb pelitan entleibte iid)
bur9 cine 8ugel aus einem ie9sldufis
gen Repolber. = Bon einsm Wasen
iiberfabren unb getObtet ipurbe Der
4%6idbrige Rilitdr : Re9nungsoffiaidl
Wsnsel ani9las. - Mittelit Repols
Ders tDbtete fia zines f4p.ren Seraleis
bens pesen Der ~25iGbrise 3onamtss
gIfiitent 9uItap @iintber. - Dem
friiberen SscretGr Der SdloFergenois
isHfdaft. 9eOrs S9mibt, Der ii4 Der
8eruntreuuus fdulbig ma4te, bittirts
bas @eri9t 2 SABRE f9peren &erters
Su. - @benfaus pesen unteri6las
oung erbielt Der Si9erbeitspu9zSn
ipsttor Sobunn Mudeni4nabeI Is
Wonate f6peren &erters.
9absn. G%omptuiriit Soiep6 llns
tsrtbaler Don Der bieIigen attumulatos
rem : Subrit lift nit SinterIafuns be-
triigeriIder S9ulben BON bier flii4s
tis getpOroen.
8utf9otpiB B. Sur9 einen Rea
pOlpsrfduB bat Der %27idbriee Debera
eebilfe Qnton RorpotnD feline in oems
ielben Utter ftebenbs Srdu getOotet
unb Johann ourh einen 5peiten S9ub
T6 IelbIt entleibt. Qls Motip Der
Shat perben bdusIide 3piitigteiten
angeseben.
Miremblrg.
TiIsbprf. Die 8ebauiung bes
SaglDbners Sob. S6mitt nebitSdsuns
unb @ta1uns 1T fat gdnSli9 ein9faub
Der 5lammsn getporben. Der S6aoen
betrdat $500 Sranes.
Setingen. Ho9ts tit bas 0a9s
pert Der @obnung bes arbeiters Sob.
@n9els Elm Raub Der 5lammeu seipors
ben. S9aben ca. 5000 Sranes.
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Wd6en. Sds btt1tge S4fpurges
ridt psrurtbeilte ben friiberen Bib
bauer unb 2uftfdiffer Tep aus Berlin
ipsssn aussabs falfden @elbes su 4
Sabrsn 3udtbaus unb beFen Wutttr,
bic SauFreriu Dittpe Nep, gu 2 Sab
rem 3udtbaus. iOtpie b.ibe gu 5 Sab
rem Gbrbsrluit unb poliaeiduffi6t.
@ffsn. Der procuriit &lemens
8sder bonn Rbeinif9 : WeItpbGlifden
aobIsn : Spnbicat bat iid nit Sinterz
laHuns bon 100000 Mart Sdulben
beimli9 sntfernt. Rad ben bisberigen
@rmitttlunsen fou 8ed.r bas Sbnbiz
cat, bieTise unb 9ortmuubsr 8antbGus
fer esfhdbist unb bic Sdulben burd
MISREPRESENTATION he~rbeissfibrt has
ben. -
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RarIsrubt. gus benz 2sbsn
idieb Stubtratb Gri.bri9 Gubpis I'M
alter bon So Sabr.n. = @eftorbsn lit
ROtariats : Snipettor 8arI ShulS
ae6. 1928 su 8arIsrube. 1848 Sbeif
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.SarmitaSt.

Darn ftabt. Sein ~25idbrises
SubilGum oils observation-disclosures Der
1.abtbsiIuna bes Gelstart.. Rats. 90.
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Rddt perftarb CT. Der @erungIldt:
bint.rIGbt Grau unb ein:n ~loidhriser
&ndben.
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Nsdlenbnrs.
Glbenbura

8idet. Rad turser 8rantbeit
ftarb Der friibsre MiblenbeIiBer uno
Sufner $. 6. &afd. 4uber mebrsren
@brendmtern bate Der @ntf6lafene
auh zines Der bier Manbate oes 6trs
Ftsntbums beim plbenbursiiden 2onos
tuse inns, bas inn pieoerhplt ibertrds
gen iporben mar.
@utin. Gin Sdultnabe aus Scs
petoit, pslder Ssuer anleste, bus in
furser 3eit bier @sbGuOe eindT4:-te,
parb bon Der biefisen Straftammer gu
einem Sabre 9efGngniB perurtbeiIt.
1reis etabte.
Samburg. R~e9ierungs : 9Guz
meiiter paul S9r0ber bat ii9 aus isis
ner i'm 9orort Sobsnfelbe selessnen
@o6nung entfernt unb 1T felt oisIer
3eit psrI6puuben. @inem biuterlais
fenen 8riefe nod, bat S9rOber ben
Sob i'm @afer geiu6t. = Die Inter
fdIagungen bes SO Sabre alien, entz
flobensn 8u6bdlters Sperisn bon ben
Rorbbeutf9en Spritipsrtsn (pormaIs
S0per) besiffsrn iid uuf $4,000 Rt.
Die RahforI9unsen Der poliseibeh0rs
ben ergaben nit Si9erbeit, baB Spsrs
fen nad SoIanb .ntfIohen 1T. = Der
in Der R~sainenftruBe fpObnenbe &aufs
mann S9tpdr5 bat feinem 2eben mits
tells Grbdnsens Elm Gnbe s.ma9t. -
Su Der Spitalitrabe purben einem
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26
Nnrenlburg.

TiGsborf. Die 8ebauiung bes
SaglDbners Sob. S4mitt nebitS 9eilne
unb Staauns 1T fat gdnslid eingfaub
Der 6lammen getporben. Der S9aben
betrGgt $500 Granes.
Setingen. No9ts 1T bas 0a9s
ipert Der @obnuns bes @rbeiters Sob.
@nsels Elm Raub Der 5lammen seipors
ben. S6aben ca. 5000 6rancs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26

Raufmann mitiels Ginbruds 1400
Nart seftoblsn. Del 9i.b lit in Der
gerion zines oielbeitraften arbeiters
Namens 9eder aus Suium perbaftet
tporben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26

IItona. Die 13iGbrise Sp9ter
bes &dufmanns 8riiesr, ipel6e bon
ibrer Muttsr ausseididt pat. nm
Gintdufe gu beioreeH. tuurc. auf benz
Seimpeg, als Ie bic unbebdutsn pidbs
auf Der 9amburssritrabs paillrt', BON
ein.m Strold ausefuIIen, gu Boetn
setporfen unb b.s portempunuies Bee
raubt. in ipsIdem fid ettpa 10 Rart
Wedfelsslb befanben.
4ptnrabe. 4n Der S4ifIs
briid. stri.tb Der in 4olitrup ipobs
nenbe Babndrbsitsr 9anIsn inter eis
RansirloeOmDtipt, nobel ibm Elm Sein
total a.rmaImt tpurbs. 9srsI.s IN her
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26

3obten5. MittsIs R.boIbsrs
madts Der Sduptmann unb 9esirfss
officer 5ees aus SOrba9 ieinem 2eben
elm Gnbe.
RrefeIb. Der tiirsli4 D%erItors
bene Stabtperorbnste pelisdus bat II.
u. benz tatbolifden unb benz epanssli>
5fsn D~aiisnbauie ie bic Summe BON
1000 m. teftamentdri{h permdht.