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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-16
EPWORTH LEAGUE
MEETING TODAY.
Mrs, Wilkinson and Mrs, Plummer
Discuss the Work,
ADVICE TO YOUNG MEMBERS
General Discussion Regarding tho
spiritual work Of the League
INDUCED In by Members.

The meeting OF the Epworth League,
IN the Firrt Methodist church this
morning was presided over by Alex
Ebefhardt In the absence Of Mr. Eaton.
Mrs. Mary T.. wilkinson was intro.
duced as the first speaker.
In the beginning she rscounted tho
work OF the Epworth League IN this
country. Tho members were 90 be- COM
graduated Tor their tireloss and devoted
work. and The results they had
achieved. Mrs. wilkinson related many
of her personal experiences IN working
among the HlumH uf tho great cities
She was ready 10 perform the most
mcuial labor Tor ChustH sake; she
could not slt down HH long MS there was
misery and want lu existence. Tho
pleasure OF shedding few rays " sun
shine into the lives ~ poor. miserable
creatures was sufficient reward Tor her
4 solo was rendered by Miss Davis.
Mrs, Charles -. rlummcr followed
IN n short address on spiritual Work"
~ We loved this wonderful Savior Ike
we claim We do. there would De more
enthusiasm In these meetings. The
speaker said there was tendency
among the young people IN the League
10 close their eyes 60 tho work that
was 10 be done " they realized that
their time belonged to tho Lord. they
would not urge The excuse of lack OF
time when n demand was made upon
them. Tho young people should be
willing 90 do an they can Tor the poor
and brnken-henrted. and show 10 tho
world q true Christian spirit
a general discussion n the spiritual
work ~ tho league was INDUCED In by
several OF the members. The meeting
adjourned until this afternoon, when
addresses will be made by Rev. r. y.
of Denver.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-16

Marriage licenses wore issued tof.y
70 Frank 4. storrs go. and Jennie M
Jennings. ~. both Of Provo. Chrr.I,
brown. ~ ana Maria Johnson. % BON
Of bingham.
Prof. Mcclellan leaves Salt Lake ts.
night Tor Europe. where he Zoos HI Uul.
sue tWu-y,uu' musical course ur .I..
The masters " the divine art. tIH Uub
friends ana admirers wish him HN.ir'
dhnt success and "a safe return.
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THE WARREN is OVERDUE.
Mrs. R. W, Young Says The Milo' Will Not
Arrive in Tine,
Don Coray Critically III and WIN Dc
Carried 60 the Perry Ia the
Ambulance,
ESPECIAL no TINE "NEws"l

San Francisco. Aug i6.-Thc work Of
mastering out Of Utah volunteers and
paying them on, IL now In progress the
finals including two months given BY
the government and ono month and
sixteen days earned.
baggage h being packed and will be-
sent TO the ferry tomorrow morning,
Mrs Rlchurd W. Young stated to your
correspondent at o'clock this after
noon that she had given up an hopes
OF the Warren arriving with Major
Young. before the departure Of the ar.
tlllcrymcu. The boys are In hIgh
spirits today over the prospects ri their
return home Saturday.
Don Corny viii make tho trip. tho
ambulance being used to take him to
the ferry. His condition Is slightly i'm.
proved but Is stlll critical.
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FULLY 1000 ARE DEAD.
Many Deaths are Occurring from lrlgrs, iri
Ptul.ons.
AwuI state OF AnsIrs Ia Porto Rico,
a. Reported by Gen. Da,i.
Measures tor uciioL

Washington, Aug. iG.-Tho appalling
conditions existed IN Porto Rico. were
made more fully known 10 the war de-.
partmcnt today by Con. Davis. In
dispatch which says the deaths out.
right In the island viii roach 1000. while
many urc dying daily from injuries and
prlvations.
Con. Davis adds:
DRY split peas are very acceptable.
Canned peas involve too much trans.
portntion In consideration Of nutrlmcnt.
but can be used near scacoast. ai.
though there Is much dcsiitutlon .u The
Interior and deaths are occurring from
lack OF food. VIII not be- possible 10
reach those points with packs before
next week. for iu many cases the roads
and the trails are Ho destroyed that only
men ON foot can got 10 ana from those
districts. The stores coming uu Mu.
fhVrHuu VIII be- loo time Tor supplying
tho most pressing needs at nll ucHaas..
bic points with stores now ON hand
SO great lH the destruction uf roads
that there is no communication yut
with uuo.thitd OF the Island. The com.
mauding officer at each OF twelve posts
is Inspector OF relief Tor this district
and he has detailed man lu every
municipality collecting data and Dee.
loylug most pressing nyeis. I have
furnished each Inspector with similar
funds ana given authority o. issue food
] from army supplies.
zone soldier died OF injuries. others
| Injured will recover.
~ great many WAGONS are over.
turned and broken but all are being re.
paired. Many thousands Of private cat.
/ tlu and horses drowned. The IargGr
/ part NJ the deaths were natives from
| drowning"
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HUNTINGroN'S CHECK.
Governor Wells Receives a $500 slip
NJ Paper for Volunteers.

Governor Wells received a check Tor
$500 on the Mechanics National bank
Of Rev York for tho volunteer fund.
The same was signed by I. v. Gates
Tor G. T.. Huntington. The following
letter accompanied tho remittance;
Hon. 1leber ". Wells, Governor oc the
state OF Utah. Salt Lake city:
My Doar slr-f am In receipt u yAir
courteous favor ~ the 5th and note you
write that the difference between ths
rate 90 hc charged by the railroad Tor
conveying tho Utah troops home and
the rate 81 one cent per mile II some
s., 800. and I take pleasure In sending
you herewith incloaed, my check for
that amount with the hope that the
people OF Utah may have a glorious
time over tho return Of their soldier
boys. sincerely yours,
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Jupor INNS nouns couRE
Number Of Motion. Disposed or Probate
Matters Attended 10.

Judge Iillos held "a brief session Of
court today and disposed VI "a number
VI motions and probate matters.
In the case NJ william harrcttr W.
John T.. puolvy the demurrer pre-
viotiHly submitted was allowed. on tho
ground that tho pluintln hla not the
legal capacity 90 sue FOR tho oufrpCr-
mrnt Of the alleged trust mentioned In
complaint Ten days was given plain
I'm 10 amend,
guaranty SayIngl and Loan aasocla-
ton W r. n. plaistedi demurrer %
plaintiff 20 answer and counter-clalm
uvrrruled
John Hoodor vs. Ouon Smith ot1l;
Judgment Tor plaintn Tor G,oiLlO, and
500 Attorney fpvA
Barlow Ferguson vs. klsalino Glhauui
report nf referee confirmed.
George \. Lowe ST. The tuuElOmnrltu
Mining company removed 60 T., $. cir-
MARY Llnd0ulat ~ Alex Iiudqulst.
referred Co Deputy clerk Blair 90 take
testimony ana report
John stHgkry vs Elmer INNS nnd-
lnHH and decree signed lu open court
Wallace Nlch1l yE W. a. DILLON. case
| ordered put ON law and motion calendar
and temporary restraining ORDER con-
tlnuei.
THOMAS Nuuor va Eliza Livingston;
| nNy days allowed defendant Co furnish
! brIuf
! charles r. IimhurE Va Fernando
RUyH. Judgment Tor pllinun for y2tor-
l gI and yuHiH.
a. 49, Thompson W. Thomas Snpuln-
/ ton. Judgment nr plIlnun quletluE his
| title Go the Monitor mining claim,
| bingham
Thoma Kane VS. r. W. Brockmeyor;
! ouHa Nlawl sod
| Andrew ll0Wut va l.. a. clark vt ll
] default NJ 600 defendants entered ana
] Judgment rendered In tha sum 10 ST.
] bli 20 with costs, together with a decree
] uf foreclosure
] j. 10. Putrhott ct ul yH the bingham
/ Canyon Mining Cu5 dismissed ON MOS
/ tluu uf attorneys Cor plaintiff,
A. NJ Mu8sar NH J. ~. b. Wrhstor'
/ briefs ordered Co Doe nIHl boy plaintiff
] within nftccn days from date,
! sua a. Ebert VH Lars Jensen; dis,
! missed ON motion ~ plAluun
Nplue May Darling ys Hugs L. Oar
| ling. motion FOR ulIwuuy aAnWed.
]
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PERSONAL.

CNNs~~~s~>N~s~l~sNSN~ ~~s>s>s- 49, - -
Joe Decker n down from the Junction
city minglinE with friends IN the capt.
tnl. he Is at the Kenyon.
George H. Hnwknoss Of the United
States Weather Bureau IL stopping at
the walker House,
Hon. &. u, Thurman o. mp from the
Garden city on legal business. lie In
located nc the cullen,
otto J. Koch OF the advertising do
purtmvut Of the Evening Wisconsin,
Milwaukee, Is IA salt Lake.
y. o. Goodsou NJ tho Union Pacific
has returned from Omaha accompany
INK train load Of marines who are en-
route 90 san Francisco and the Philip
pines.
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FOR STEALING A WATCH.


Special per pcscrct Telegraph.
Provo. Aug. iG,-Frunk y, Smith, q
Salt Lake cook, commenced four
months sentence IN the Utah county
jail today Tor stealing IL lndyH watch.
Mrs. Melissa H. liOtlnac Of Bingham,
caught him In the act at Castillo
Springs last evening She had her
watch in bath room. and returning
fur a.. discovered Smith iu the room.
Ito tried 10 got away but Mrs, HOrlhHc
held on 60 him and turned him over 90
Deputy sheriff Henry who searched
him ana found the watch hidden away
in the prisoners stocking. Mrs, Bur-
llac came here this morning and sWur-
90 complaint charging petty larceny
before Justice King.
Smith pleaded guilty ana was sent 10
the county jail Tor four months.
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TIE LOCAL OFFICE is SUSTAINED


Washington. u. g.. Aug lG-The
commissluurr general land nt-ro has
decided that In tho ease Of NJ, Glib
hUuH and other placerH ", M re-, a
motion FOR review for departmental de-
Ulslon of June lith. 1899. tUnrcpurtodl.
There were not sufficient reasons shown
for disturbing, said the decision. and
motion was therefore denied List No.
g. C. %. acres public building Salt Lake
Clty district.
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SATURDAYS
NEWS

will be the most notable
paper yet issued by this
company. In honor Of the
return of our heroes from
Manila, a specially en-
larged and illustrated
paper will he issued, Civ
Ing In exhaustive form the
narration of the great
days event. Saturday
will be a red letter day
in 4, the history of Utah, and
Saturdays issue of the
News will be in keeping
with the day. Not only
will the arrival of the
Volunteers, their welcome,
the parade. the speeches,
the presentation of the
badges and all the other
details of the day he
thoroughly described, but
the history of the battal-
ions, the officers, the dead,
the wounded, the grand
record achieved by all, will
be written up with new
and appropriate illustra-
tions.
Miss Josephine Spencer
has written u poem of
directing to our Nolun-
teers" which will also ap-
pear in the Saturdays
issue.
The paper will thus be
one that will be eagerly
purchased and long cher
ished as Il memento Of the
memorable occasion in
whose honor il is issued.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-16

southwest quarter OF norihwee,
quater section 9. townshln
south, range 1 west
judah p Howella TO Martha M
Howells. warranty deed. sri6
rods southwest from northoaat
corner lot 6. block i0i.. plat A
re- 1ert Sherwood 10 Martha MGR
warranty deed, lot 2. block
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Notice Is hereby given 10 the owners
% property abuttlng on both sides v
~ street from point 10 rods north %
South Temple street, running thence
north to First street. ana along flrti
street from "t' street to -" street. au
In Sewer District No. I. salt Lake city,
that the tax of 70 cents per front foot
ON said property Tor the extension %
sewer lateral ON said STREETS. IL now due
and payable at the office Of the CITY
Treasurer. No. iOa. city and County
Building and viii become Delinquent
ON September 18th, 1893.
Dated this 18th day Of Auguff. 1902
n. T.. NORRIS. city Trr1Huf"r
u. @. W. employees, Lagoon, Saturday
Aug 10. $500 In prizes.
..INts"
ny gallon. quart Or pint for once u1t
News. books, stationery, legal blanks
o.. q. uAMMEi-
o. West Second South Street.
2. G. NJ 1. shoe Factory excurfl1s
10 LAGOON Friday, Aug. 18Th. k3at
ruce and baseball
The moving pictures at salialr even
evening. free.
baseball, Lagoon, Saturday. Aus. u
r. q. w. w ogden. t;ib =. ".
Baseball, Lagoon, Saturday Aus. II
r, q. W. Va ogden, A;l5 p, m.
LOST.
SMALL RED COW, FRoNT FEtT WulN
with hobbies, strayed from Parlcy's eany %
Notify q W. renro'o AT thls otiro
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,

Abstract OF nle. recorders office. Salt
Lake county. Utah. August 10 1893.
John Richardson 20 Jemima Butt
terrified. warranty deed, acres
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CLEARING HOUSE RFpoRr


Following are tOdays ore and bBiit,,
receipts AZ reportod BY the lnstltnti5r,
below indicated:
BAMBERGER a M'MGLLAN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-16
POLICE NEWS.


The raid on the Junk men, who buy
old metal from youngsters without
asking any questions. has commenced.
Yesterday h. Jacobsen. who Is cm-
uluyed by Fred Roberts, "a junk dealer
of 32t West Second South streets. was
arrested ON the charge OF receiving
stolen goods, jacobson. II Is said.
purchased about $50 worth OF sash
pullcys for 20 cents, from "a couple OF
boys named Jim Thomas and George
Walker. The two small boys In turn
are said 10 have found the property In
question before the manager OF VIII
liam Langtou's planning min had lost
them.
Mrs. Bird was arrested last evening
ON the charge Of drunkenness; incl
dcntaily she furnished we'll developed
case Of hysterla and general vocifcr-
lOusnoss.
Fred Tcuscher "a boy NJ twelve, to-
gHthOr with a young companion cu-
dpavOrcd to capture "a bicycle from am
other small boy at the foot OF Frank
lin avenue yesterday afternoon The
lad upon the bike put up an elegant
sample OF slugglnr and for the
space Of ten minutes the battle exc
tended over the two sidewalks ana
across tho street car tracks. Then n
patrolmnn driftcl around the corner
and captured the combined forces lock-
stock and barrels. The boys were Kent
nj police headquarters Tor three hours
during which period they were. for the
major portion, Hwurthpd In pcnitence
and tears. Finally chief Hilton read
them lecture and allowed them to de-.
part after they had aolemnly sworn to
reform their ways.
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No MODIFICATION


Monteyidgo, Aug. IA cyclone swept
over this part u the country yesterday
causing much damage 10 property.
Several fatalities have been reported.
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penrance Ife closed his Grafton with
the observation to- the entct that BE-
hadn't been before a public tribunal FOR
the period of four summers.
ksnzle was sent on hts way rejoicing
and told 90 sin no more. From "a state
OF dun loaded disruir, he Immediately
became superlatlygly light-hlarted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-16
BEFORE JUDGE TIMMONY.
Three Victims Of the Drink Habit Tell
Just How II Happened.

Three ponltont and detected drunks
faced judge Timmouy Ia the police
court this afternoon,
Jack Murphy uncolled himself from
the hluksldor's scttee as soon as the
court was called 20 order and pleaded
guilty Co the charge OF inrhri1tlou.
what did you do Il forg' quyrgd the
court
90 simply couldn't hclp H." s1ld tho
Culprit quietly he wound mp his plea
by saying De had never been in jull
before In his lie,
well n YOU win promise 10 stay
away Tor eight or nine years / will let
you Eu."
Murphy registered solemn oath
that he would keep the contract and
vanished downstairs,
Bob Kcnlic was the next touglo-flot
graduate tD say guilty" This plea
hinged upon the fact that he worked in
"a Murray smelter ana consequently his
system was imprcgnutod with arsenic
and lead, the addition Of half a pint Oh
nlsnhol completely upset his powers OF
unvigation. hence this Involuntary APP
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$4,000 BRITISH TROOPS
Ready 10 Leave for the TnnNaal Within a
Week.
Past steamer. waiting Go CONVEX
Them MATTERS Looking More
serious

London. Aus. ie-Thc TronWaai situ-
alton Is unchanged. according to all in
formation, but continued delay Of the
uoer answer 20 Great Brinln's demand
for "a Joint inquiry as TO the cfiect upon
the outlanders OF tho proposed fran
ohisc reform measures makes matters
look more serious,
The war office has completed lts prep
aratlons for an emergency force OF
10000 men TO be ready 10 leave within
a week. Fast steamers FOR their trans
portation are waiting orders. II Is said
the grenadier guards now at Gibraltar.
ana tho Twenty-first lancors, In Egypt,
may be sent to South Africa, In add
ton TO the other regiments which have
already been ordered there.
40 MODIFICATION.
Pretoria. Aug. lG-The British agent
here denies the stories that fresh COM
municatlpns have been addressed by
Great Britain 10 tho Transyaal govern
ment. or that there have been any
notifications of the British demands.
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SMALL RED COW, FRoNT fEtT IVORY
with hobbies, strAyed from parleJ's canyls
Notify q w. ponruse AZ this once
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n. q. W. employees. Lagoon. Saturday
Aug. 10. $500 In prizes.
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LOST.

Baseball Lagoon, Saturday, Aug II
r, q, W, Va ogden, 4;i5 p, m.
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2. G.. NJ. l. shoe Factory eNcurf'1.
10 LAGOON Friday, Aus. 18th. N9at
uco and baseball.
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Baseball. Lagoon, Saturday, Aug, "
u, q. w. W ogden. t;ib =. ".
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Hood's rlns cure liver M the non Irritating aaa
taIy ,athafde 10 take ~i,h Hood, saI.aParliia.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-28

- @orbem g dpurgert9t
su @iterbo (Stalien) ftanb bieier Gage
Der StabtIstretdr 8erbinelli BON 8oz
marso unter Der 4ntlase bes MOrbs
perfu6s. @srbineGi bate elm irantes
&inb, bas bon benz QrSte Or. 8snpes
mutt bebanbelt tpurbe. Oils Der Gus
ftanb bes $nabsn fib beri9limmerte
unb jebe Spffuung auf Seilung ses
f6punben mar, pollte Der 4r5t nod
einen lebten 8erfu4 nit elmer &offeins
iniettion modem. Ser Dor S6mer5
baIb ~pabnIinnise Batter Oss &tnbes
pollte bas isbp9 ntdt sulafen unb rief
benz QrSte gu: r9u baft meinsn Sobn
getObtet, Shuft, 70 bGtteit Su ibn
f9pn Dor d9t Susen bebanbeln mill
ien." Gs folgte Elm beftiser Wort>
ipe6fel, in beHen @erlauf 8erbinsai
auf ben Qr5t Spsi RepplperI9ihe abs
feuerte; Or. 8enbsnuti purbe i9per
bsripunbet unb mar fieben Monate
bsttldgerig. Sas @eri9t b%srurtbeilte
8eroineli, unter 3ubiaisung milberns
Der rmftdnoe, gu atpei Sa6ren SefGnss
nib.
= 8 m Sabre tparen
brei S0bne bes 3tegelmeiIters Wtolte
aus SItsrburg in Der altmart in Der
&Iinit in Sale tpegsn 2eprdperbdhtes
untergsbru9t. Die Diagnoie lautsts
nab e~inae6snber unterIu9ung bon
Sautz, Mustels unb Iuspurftbeilen
nidt auf 2eprd, fonbsrn muir Sprins
complete G4pere @rtrantung Oss Rsr'
DsrIpitems). @iusslus 9lieomaben
tpurben SlnttiOnsIOs unb fuulsn brett
ab, spdbrtlb Der Mdgen gut funttionitt
unb bic seiittgen GGbigteiten normal
bleiben. Seit Gn.lafuns Der brsI
iunssn 2eute aus Der 3linit 1T uber
tstn Riidguns oOsr aud nur Stils
ftanb Der unbeimIi9tG &rdntbsit sins
eetreten, troBosm bic beriibmiefen
Qerste aufgeIu9t ipurben. SEPT 1T
Der dlteite Sobn. Srans Mplts, pitber
in Die 8ltnit sinstlisftrt, pa ibn bas
linte 9ein gang abgtfdult 1T unb audi
Der Sberidentel. ben man BEL friibsrsu
Speratiunen nod geTunb fdno, isbt
amputirt iperben mub. Der 2tprabers
budt bsitebt INNER mod, bic aerste
itsben ppr siRsm RGtbfsl.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-28

a6tidbriser &nabs bssfslbsn bIieben in
ben Glammen.
96bttDn. Der nSunnsnbof" 1T
Elm Raub bes Seuers geporbtn.
@itigbaufen. Rd6 LANCER
2rantbeit ftarb 8. 2isgenitOrfer CUR
.poit", Der in peitsn umtreiIen be'
fannte r@ugenbottor", i'm alter DON
65 Subren.
SntpL. 9emeinbeprGI 9otts
lieb Rptb 1T infolse S9euperbens Ieis
rer pferbe i1tptr ptrlebt tpprOen.
2atter d. Bel elmer Seuers
pebriibuns traf Der polIe Strahl elmer
Spribe ben Spriben9ef, Mebgermsis
iter 8iibIer, duf bie9ruft, pobuN9 ibm
Sipei Rippen s~insebriidt ipurben.
Sber6n3. Ser 15jdbrige So6n
Der Samilie SanusrsI ltbaus bat auf
benz 6elbe fsin 8idbrises 8riiber9sn
infolse plObliden 2oss.hens zines
SduFes lebsnssefdbrli9 perlebt.
Rdat : 9 9ipf9eim m. Sds
benz Miia.r S%Guiermunn in Riebers
peninssn seb0ri9e DObnbaus 1T abgsa
brannt.
Roagp1l. @rtrunten III elm 10
Wpnate altes MGbdsn bes Sabritdrs
beiters &obert &urt in etnem 8runs
nsntroge.
Seferreth : Il ngarn.
@ten. @eItprben lit na9 Iansem,
f9psrem 2eiosn Der /. /. Sofratb uno
STANDARDIZATION Der Sran5 Soiep9s
Balm /. 9. Seinri9 Sitter bon aogersr
i'm 81. 2ebensiabre. - Sn Der Neuz
baugafe 90. 65 itarb Der 9olodrbeiter
unb ebemalige 9emeinbsrutb Gurl 2eos
polb 2uitig i'm @lter BON sc Sd9ren.
= Der ~38idbrise Maurersebilfe Carl
Mpb ~ftiirote i'm Reinigungs6duIe Der
@rbbereer 9aspsrfe BON einem bo6en
@sriiit terab. Der llngliidIide Sog iid
berart i9pere 8erlebunsen gu, bab er
pGbrenb bss Sransportes na9 benz
Spitals itarb. - Der Re9nungrepis
bent bes pberIten Re9nungsbpfs Sreis
berr Peretras2lrnitein bat ii4 i'm pras
ter erf9Ofen. Oils Motip nimmt man
9eiftesit0rung an. - Ote 8rdnnts
tpeinI6Gnterin @enpfepd &argel, Sers
malls, S9umanngafe go. 70 pobnbdft,
lit unter Gri9einungen elmer 8ergifs
tuns geitorben. Die Sruu bate porber
Wurft geseFen. - Der Sipeiidbrt9e
&utT9ersiobn Srans&leeta ~itiirate aus
einem Seniter Der elterli9en Wobnung,
8rietttenan, 8GusrlesaHe go. 16, bier
Stodperte tief in ben Sofruum unS
blieb Iofort tobt auf Dem Ylabe. =
Ser SetretGr Der StelIsnoermittlung
Der 9aItnirtbIddft, Robert 8eIurmin
Slebus, 1T i'm aa9emeineu &rantens
bduIe ben 9rdnbpunben, bic er in ieis
mem S6Iaf5immer in SOGse @rploiion
elmer Petroleumlampe e~rlitten battle,
erlegen.
9 Ii n. Der Spbn bes cSes
6iI9mGbriI6en 4bgsorbneten Sbtord
purbe gu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unS
b%reiidbrtsem Radoienen perurtbeilt,
neil er in &ratau beim Grerciren einen
Sfficier, Der i'm nit benz SGbel f6lug,
geobrfetgt bat.
9eut9> . robersbprf. Ods
Gbepaar Sobdnn unb 8utburtna Pels
Seber fsisrte bic golbene So6seit.
Semespdr. Sier bat 1i9 Der I'M
Sauptmunnsranse itebenbe MilitGrz
8autnsenieur Garl 8rato9pia bur9
einen ReOolberi9ub get0btet.
Wisner ~ Ell # q b t. Der RE
crut Wensel Silatii9 bss bieTisen Sd
gers8atdiupns fsuerte imMdnnf9uftss
aimmer aus Isinem 9isnitgspsbr einen
S6uB sessn it9 ab unb blieb uuf Der
Steae tobt. Die llrIade Oes Selbtz
mprses 1T unbetdnnt.
2urem urg.
Niebergldba9 d. Sie 29iGbs
rise @befrdu bes 4derers Mi9ue[
Mansen fiel in ibrem S9uppen aus
elmer SDbe bon ettpa brei Meter berab
unb erlitt bsbeutenbe @erIebun9en,
psI9e ibren Sob CUR SpIse batten. :
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-28
8 m b q.

Niebergluba9 . Die 29iGbs
rige Gbefrdu bes 4derers Mi6uel
Mansen fiel in ibrem S9uppen aus
elmer S6be BON etpa brsi Meter berab
unb erlttt beoeutenbe 8erlebunsen,
psI9e ibren Sob CUR SpIse batten.