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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-09


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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-09
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-09

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iiBt los Nieilen eIettriI6er Sabnen,
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triait6t
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-09
3u Derfanfen :

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her Staet sslsssn. prsis Sc 900, tin SbtiI fam
iftbsn bltibtu, Ndbrts pirp in Der ,,gBURtn
bIatr Shist btfaHHt etma&t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-09
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-09
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-09

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-09

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9unss prrftupf.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-09
SChIaf

durch den Gebrauch Won Coca, opiat oder
Schlafmedizin hervorgebracht, ist ungesund,
entschieden zu verwerien. Is mtergrabt die
Gesundheit, zerrrttet die Constitution und der
Patient verfallt sicher in einen schmmeren
Zustand der hiiuiig in die schrecklch elende
Gewohnheit ausartet wo Cocaine und Opium
unumginglch n6thg sind. Schlaf der durch
den Gebrauch Won Hoods Sarslparla her
vorgebracht, kommt vielleicht nicht so schnel,
aber er kommt sicher und ist andauernd well er
durch das nattirliche crosse heilende und YER
jingende Mittel hervOrgebracht wird das
reinigende belebende und bereichernde Blut.
Dies nahrt die Nerven nit lebensvoller Energie
und stirkt die Constitution Won der wlrklchen
Grundlage allies gesunden Lebens durch
reines, reehes rothes Blut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-26
NEW-YORK CITY

The Rev DIT Newand Maynard has returned 20
Newly ork on la Touraine DR.. Maynard went TO
Royat IN the Auvergne Mountains, France to take
the cure for rheumatism. and has been much bene-
flied. He will resume his lectures soon.
The National Bank of North America. the &C.
pository designated by the Secretary OF War FOR
the Porto Rican Relief Fund. reported subscrp-
tions received yesterday. raising tho total from
1854 l6 10 $50 S95 ls.
The twenty-nnth annual meeting OF the Southern
New-York Baptist Association will take place on
October 10 Il and y. at the Second Avenue Baptist
Church No. l64 second-ave. The afternoon SEES
sions will begin at o'clock, and the evening ses-
slons at 745 O'Clock The Committee OF Arrange
ments consists Of John L. Campbell William A.
Granger. Henry N. Sanders James Knowles and
Samuel P. White.
The annual opening and entertainment OF the
Harlem Branch Of the Young Mems Christian As
sociation No West One-hundred- end-twenty-
ATHEIST will take place tonight at s15 o'clock
ROYAL g Godsbury and Miss Bernce Castillo VIII
entertain and music will be provided by the Al
bertus Shelly Orchestra. The entire building Will
be open for inspection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-26
PORT CHESTER.

Complaints are being made by residents Of Rye
against the breakneck rate Of speed attained by
tho cars Of the Port Chester Street Railway. The
strongest protest comes from the people who
live along Apawamis and Forest aves where
the company built its road against the wishes Of
the property owners and without the permission of
the courts. G. stewart Schenck secretary OF the
Rye Protective Association. recently protested 20
the company in behalf OF the members. several Of
whom had barely escaped serious accidents while
driving by reason OF the cars frightening their
horses The companys attorney wrote Mr.. Schenck
that the Por, Chester Street Railroad Company
does recognize the jurisdiction Of the Rye Pro-
tectiVe Association.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Myers their two children
and an uncle Frank Myers are dangerously ill
az their home IN lry!ng-ave., from poisoning. On
Saturday Frank Myers went out and collected a
large number Of toadstOOls, thinking they we're
mushrooms, and the family ate them al It's sunday
dinner. All Of them were taken Violently I'll i'm
medlately and for a time II thought they
would ale. Or. Elmendorf administered emetics
that saved their lives
The Rev 5 Henderson Scott, OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church. and a member OF the firm OF
Scott & Co.. merchants. Of Port Chester and White
Plains. was married on last Saturday at Deposit,
y. y. TO Miss Elizabeth II. Brown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-26
NEW ROCHELLE.

Miss Kathrine I. Newton, maUoh Oh NV 80
1ooheue Hospital has brought an acuoh Iol un'''
seos against the Manhattan Elevated haIIroaI
Co,,nanv for injuries received on August y oy
s.n,1g from car at Thrd-ave. and Twenty
third-st. 49,, D,oc,.oe,Av
u o., 11rguenot-st and Centre-ave.. discovered
y Gro IN a barn owned by Frederick r heenne'
,,r,a,ning four horses With the aid OF neiehOo' ;
- .oot ,ber, out and extinguished the flames a
bottle OF kerosene and rags satgrq,ed rS VIVA was OF Of
md on the premises indicate tlat tne NJ =,
3YSendary origin. Sergeant Cody saiod to eIgbt
-, ne building had Just been leaseu 70 93be
11 ,sI,an laborers lie thinks that some oil t, tne
ueChbors rather man ny 49,, ,, 70 DESTROY H.
The wedding of George kehhti ols@'i 70 roiir
,irmoster II St. Gahriels roman n, rl2,I0
Cbmr~h and Miss Veronica KirchQn WEI ,on nace
(cnng woman Of West New RocheIe, ,ooH SrfdreV,
ySserdSy morning The best mar, w Vice A' sng,e
f,bnG' brother ~ the bride. ana MISE A 45-ioaii
N"rath was bridesmaid The Rev J OF ne "a hTde-
ner. I"S,o. rfc1,n,ed The ceremony. and afterWaro
aaclebrated nuptial mass Father NLSSnrmeyy an8
sesieteS nv the cirate the Rev. James heneS Ne
ne REV T. J. Powers. OF Larchmonr va frip
Eellnor left YESTERDAY noon OH d
through the Southern states
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-26
EX-SENATOR BURNS'S MEN BEATEN.

BEDFORD TOWNSHIP REPUBLICANS ELECT
HARRY BARRETT COUNTY COMMITTEEMAN
The Republicans OF Bedford Township. in West
chester County. held exciting convention in
the courthouse at Bedford Village on Saturday
evening the result OF which was singing blow 70
the adherents OF ex-State Senator Burns Bed
ford was the home OF the late Judge William II.
Robertson In his lifetime Burns and his fol-
lowers could not find enough sympa thzers TO start
a fight there. But on Saturday they put up
stiff contest. and were defeated on the second
ballot
The convention was held for the purpose OF choos-
ing delegates 70 the County. Assembly and School
Commissioner conventions Harry and William
Barrett nephews OF Judge Robertson, led the ward
forces. and the Burns wing was directed by A j.
Adams James Wood Of Mount KiscO, was chosen
chairman after which the balloting began. There
were twenty weight votes In the convention. and
the first ballot resulted in a tie. When the sec
ond ballot was counted. II was declared that the
Barrett Ward forces had won by a vote OF 10 70
49, Harry Barrett then elected County Com
mitteeman, and the convention adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-26
MOUNT VERNON.

The Rev Or. Edward Mcilynn Is 10 lecture In
this city on the night OF Monday. October q in aid
Of the Catholic Benevolent Association Father No
Gynn's subject will be The Politics OF tho Lord =
Prayer"
Father Powers formerly Of New-York City. has
been appointed pastor Of the Church Of Our Lady OF
Victory. TO al the vacancy caused by the death OF
the Rev NJ J. Reinhart
Oden D. Tompkns Of The Utah Light Artillery
who has Just returned from the Philippine Islands
attended services at the First Baptist Church on
sunday evening and addressed the audience the
campaign IN that country.
a power house In Third ave about the only evi-
cence that the NcwYork Westchester and Con-
recficut Traction Company intends 10 build under
The franchises given 10 II in this city. badly
crippled by an accident recently. The foundation
~ The large boiler gave way and Il slid out into
The mud where Il is now supported by large tim
hers 10 keep II from sinking out OF sight
The homo OF Thomas Gordon In Coumhus-ave
was destroyed by fire Yesterday afternoon The
family was away az the time and The origin OF the
80 = MT KNOWN. The loss Is H0W'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-26
THE LAUNCH OF THE DREAMER.

Elizabeth. n. j.. Sept 25-The steam yacht
Dreamer belonging to Thomas ". Lawson. was
launched AZ Nixons shpyard this afternoon. IN tho
presence OF several officers from Rear Admiral
SIMPSONS squadron now lying on Tompknsvlle.
The Dreamer was chrstened by Miss Brown. a
daughter Of Vernon H. Brown Of New-Nor
Among those who saw the launching were Captain
Slgsbee Of the Texas; Captain Chadwick, u the
New-York Captain Train OF the Massachusetts,
Captain Taylor Of the Indiana; Lieutenant and
Mrs Fernando Delehanty Mrs. Chadwick and Mrs.
Jewell
The Dreamer designed by Tams Lemone
and built at the Crescent shpyard. She Is 10 feet
over all and 14s feet the water line with n
beam OF % feet and depth OF - feet inches.
Her drsught ia 10 feet inches. and her speed
under ordinary draught is 10 knots. which. with n
forced draught can be Increased TO between "A and
Il knots She has sun deck. On deck there is A
woman's boulder and sitting room. Below there Is
a dining room. pantry and galley forward all
communicating with vestibule leading TO the
owners quarters below. AT Of the machinery arc
three staterooms FOR bachelors. with bathrooms
and sitting rooms. The sailors quarters below
and forward. while the quarters OF the officers
are on the same deck aft The interior Is finished
/ IN oak mahogany and other hard woods panelled
and quariered The vessel Is lighted BY electricity
The Dreamer combines luxury. comfort. speed
and seaWOrthiness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-26
AUSTRIAN BANKS SEEK A DEBTOR.
A KEEPER PUT IN THE SALOON OF MAN OF
SIMILAR NAME HERE.

A KEEPER PUT IN THE SALOON OF MAN OF
SIMILAR NAME HERE.
Deputy Sheriff Rim received three attachments
Yesterday against Simon and Jacob Korn. aggregat-
Ing 28.04l, from Ensten & Townsend These were
obtained on the ground that tht defendants dis
posed Of or secreted their property. The attach
ments are In favor Of three Austrian banks II
was said that these banks had paid 20 the Austrian
Government large amounts for taxes due by Simon
and Jacob Korn. who were distillers and liquor
dealers at saybusch in Galicia. tho banks having
guaranteed the payment.
1t was also said that Jacob Korn, who IL a son
OF Simon disappeared from his home July a.
1891 leaving his wife and children. Subsequently
IT was alleged a creditors trustee was appointed
for the firms property. The liabilities were $1,000
and the assets $4,000
Jacob Korn was supposed to have come TO this
country The Sheriff served the attachments on
two banks here but II was denied that they had
the name OF Jacob Korn their books. keeper
was placed in the saloon OF Knoll Aarons. at No.
1873 Maiden Lane, but the business not in
| terfered With Jacob Knoll claims TO he tho owner
| OF the place. but the Sheriff informed that the
license was in the names OF Mr.. Aarons. There is
a similarity between the names OF Jacob Korn and
| Jacob Knoll The latter. Il was understood. came
| here from Austria about two years ago and pur-
| chased the saloon IN May. 1t was also init
| mated at that time that he lad Inherited $4,000
| from Austria
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-26
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

Nv order Of Peter J. Elting trustee OF the eslate
y Abi'ah Curtss Philip A. smyth SOFA al pun" PUN,
src,ion Yesterday seventy-two parcels or improved
,sal estate I'm this city including the two huosoi'
river villas known The Oaks and Sprlnssiae' IN
~cor,h broadway; also houses In WsrDurton anG
SVoodvorth ayes. The sale brought q urine oNel
500 n0 excepting a quantity Of property that W.
bouoht i'm ~ the estate. The OAKS WIN $500
aHi@ining parcels was purchased by r IL CultilsrS
~ Workers for $0.SO Sprlngside was knoOAeN
-, 70 the same bidder for $3.50 49,, .
The leaders Of the Ward Republican Iacu Siac -
the second Ward q this city assert tnat 3 a.sIs
man John H. schlobohm representing me hdy as
forces has replaced the 10 names when thty az, as
sorted were missing from the enrolment DOCKS a S
S,eek The absence OF the names the Gay al'ei 'o
. enrolment made trouble ,-,o hoe Granted
Iuetice barnard OF Poughkeepsie' mas erantet
~ order compelling the city OF onKers 20 49,
,Sords for the opening OF Lndow-st me pt"let!t
nuners refused to pay their assessments ioI .Iso
gS,,,n-o,,emenf The Hudson River hallroau ON
t,snv was one Of the principal objectoIs anu 'y S
~ matter into the courts me cIly - on taT
k,eason refused 10 pay Morris Herman 80" Ia H.
iend that had been condemned for street u.s., q
Srougbt suit and Justice Barnards oroer Oo'lp'''
THE payment - r-,oA an Sunday 70
.Nfiss Martha Mularkey. in New oIK N.tEEo ,ost
G3t-HSS,oo " Doneherty Of Yonkers was the 9est
,~sn The bridesmaids were Miss Marina ~ ~
and Miss Classy Mularkey, OF NeW-io'h 1 -
bridal tour they Will live IN fohKers'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-26
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK-MONDAY. SEPT. o. 1893.


PORT OF NEW YORK-MONDAY. SEPT %. 1899.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Bowie CBr). Jones. Liverpool september 10
with mdse to the White star Line Passed III sandy
steamer Marquette G'r Gates London September a.
with mdss and ~ cabin pa-sengers 10 Atlantic trans
steamer Phoenicia Gep Leithauser Hamburg Sep
sengers Hamburg American Line Arrived at the Bar
steamer Freslsnd oBeg) Nickcls Antwerp September
l6 with mdse 22 cabin and io4 s'eeage passenger 10
international Navigation Company Arrived at the Har
49, in ballast Philip Ruprecht Arrived at the Bar
tenber H. in ballast philip fuprecht Arrived at tho
D9 sesmer Gottfi schenker Ausu Parovich Trieste
September AMI Agiers with mdse and passenger TO
S9 ssansr Maranhenss I'D carey Manaos September
and Para ~ with mise and passengers 10 E'"uhn
': s,ssmSr Aita oBr Morris Kingston September o.
% and Port Royal Ja % with mi-e and p cabin
sengers 70 pm, Forwood Kelock Arrived at tho
Hs steamer a'I raOa cspan MI, September %
FF Steamer at me EI6 sI Boyd days with
ms s,sa i2 RIO a rsnd Avery brunswick September
steamer tity q Philadelphia. Curry. baltimore. with
maie 70 n Jamcstown Davis Newport and Nor
tok with mdse and passengers 70 the old Dominion s.
sandy Hook y J.. Sept rs $50 p m--wind southeast
moderate; cloudy and hay zzyIrrn
Steamers Ardanrosc l'r FOR Philadelphia. etc: Man
!
News; Ingram dBr. Tilt cove. +
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
Southampton Sept o. midnight Sailed. steamer Vera
| ofcr M,rnv Croni Bremen). New York 10 2ith.
stea.r Koenein Iuise Ger. Remkasen from Bremen.
yyeFpo Sep, Arrived steamer ubra Bn Du-
0i swansea. sep, 2a-saned. steamer Exeter city Do.
Iinari sept 25-Pas.ed steamer Maasdam Duteh).
! Potter New York Rotterdam
| pri.ioi sept 25-Arriyed. steamer LANDAU CITY H0.
/ Carey New York. . - , ,,.,,, -,
| n,sn, Hansen New-york for Copenhagen, etc
! Dover sept G5-Pas~ed. steamer hndo' 'B0, Cox
nv eu 70, sept 23-saef salerno RD.
Bearpsrk New York reported passed Deal septem-
'' ssh-i''iia. Sep, p Sailed Mannheim Ger.
"I Tsmbars Sep, arrived. Heos GER
PSsrne Sept 2s-Arrv-d Friedrich der Crosse
| Gen Fichel Sew-York via southampton
| Amserdam sept 2i-Arrved. steamer Cluden OBr).
n,wern Sspi 25-Arrtved British Trader CBn.
O'TIagan New York; 24th. smiled Wesernand d'elsl
Tsr,,, Sent Passed steamers Chateau Yquem CFr.
inland SeH-York for naples and Marsses. 24th Phra
| 1trr, p0urge Naples Tor New York
Cibr,,tar Sept 24-Passed. steamers lndravelN tBD.
craven Raltmore and New-York. for singapore. etc.
26fh Hesperia lBn Coverey. New York for Marseiles
| Favai Sept 2S-Arived steamers Oevenum PorD.
v,.r, New YORK f1r Op0rfo. etc. Poru.
I ,encourt New ork for lisbon. etc.
f<shorn Sept 23-Arrived. steamer Victoria (BD.
Genoa. Sept 25-Anyed steamer California Obj.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-26
WHITE PLAINS.

Judge Smith Lent IN the County Court yesterday
rentenced Harrison Dickson. the Yonkers negro
who was convicted Of manslaughter I'm the second
degree last Friday. 10 seven years in sing SING
prison Dickson the night OF July shot ana
Killed Thomas +. Mucahey. a former chief Of the
YOnkers Fire Department. In r saloon.
The certificate Of incorporation Of the Ban Elec-
tric Company was filed yesterday in the County
Clerks Office The capital is 10000, and 1t begins
business IN Yonkers with $50 It's duration IS fifty
wears and the directors Abram Sebring and
fldoras NJ Roberts. Of Brooklyn. Daniel s. Rem
sen ~ Dobhs Ferry. Wilbur +. Randall OF New
York city, and Charles D. Silleck, of Ridgewood
y J.
The certificate Of the Port Road Coal and Lumber
Company, OF Mamaroncck. was also filed. II IS cap
talzed al s. 0o fits duration IS nifty years and the
directors are Andrew j. SELF and Edward Peu Fol
ger of ew-Rochelle. and stephen Lane Folger, OF
Brooklyn.
Patriotic exercises relating to the fall OF Manila
and the Dewey celebration Will be held Thurs
day I'm the White Plains public schools. which vii
L. closed Friday
II IS expected that the night school will opeI
on October and continue until Christmas.