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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-17
A Woman Commits Suicide.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 16.-Mrs.
Helen Remington, widow 63 years Of
age, hanged herself to door transom
this evening at her home, u Adair
street. Her body was not discovered
until life was extinct. Dependency is
given as the cause of her act, as she
was about to be turned out of her
home, the mortgage on which had been
foreclosed- She was a native of Yer
mont and leaves one daughter
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-17
TRUST INVESTIGATION.
Attorney General Monnett of Ohio
Before Industrial Commission.

WASHINGTON, May 16.-Attorney
General Frank S. Monnett of Ohio was
before the Industrial Commission to-
day as a witness in the trust investiga-
tion. His testimony related almost ex-
clusively to the Standard Oil trust
against which he has been proceeding
in his official capacity in Ohio.
After detailing the particulars of the
suits against the Standard Company
brought on behalf of the State of Ohio.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-17
Miraculous Escape From Death

GRASS VALLEY, May 16.-William
seaman, pump man in the Brunswick
mine, fell 100 feet from the 900 to the
l,oOo foot level this afternoon. and
mlraculously escaped death. He was
standing on temporary staging re-
pairing a steam pump when his sup
port gave way and precipitated him into
the shaft. He fell in a pool of water.
when broke the force of the fall. Two
RIBS we've broken, one being driven into
a lung. He will recover.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-17
University Without a President.

BERKELEY, May IL. = President
Martin Kellogg of the University Of
California will retire from office to-
morrow The failure of the Regents to
eject MS successor will leave the Uni
Verelty temporarily without a Presi-
dent. Mrs. c. B. Houghton has pro-
vided 500 a year to found scholar
ship in memory of her husband Miss
Lily Hohfeld of San Francisco has been
awarded the University medal for this
year.
The Regents to-day granted degrees
10 the young men and women who will
graduate this year. The commence
ment exercises will be held to-mor-
row.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-17
Steam Wagons for Freighting.

ELKO (Nev), May 16.-Several steam
wagons reached here to-day They will
be used for freighting between here and
Iuscarora. They are expected to re-
cuce the cost of transportation 80 that
low grade ore may be worked at. a
profit. The round trip of 30 miles will
be made in two days, with forty tons
of freight.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-17

warrants sworn out by the District At
torney last Wednesday charging MIN
with felony in swearing to a claim for
work performed by him in connection
with such employment which was
largely in excess of the work actually
performed, had his preliminary examl-
nation to-day He was held to appear
before the Superior Court in S3OOo
bonds. Love was rearrested this even
ing on a second charge of the same ma
ture.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-17
Majors Sentenced to Death

OGDEN Utah), May 16. This
morning at Brigham City Judge Hart
sentenced Abe Majors to death. Ma
jors was convicted of the killing of
Captain of Police Brown of Ogden on
April Goth. The prisoner was elected
to be shot, and the sentence will be
carried out on July It'll. Majors showed
no emotion whatever when sentence
was pronounced. The defense moved
for a new trial
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-17
NegIigee Shirts,
Special at 3SC.

AS good a soc shirt as ever
was made; they're in light and
medium colors, of fine twilled
and monte shirting, principally
stripes; well made garments,
full SO inches long, cut full,
with lined yoke, collar to band
and cut-out sleeves; all sizes.
See show window. Special at
3Sc.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-17
THE CHILD IN GOOD KEEPING
A Trance Medium Denied the Pos
session of Her Son.

SALINAS, May 16.-Doctress Clara
Z. Steers, we'll known trance medium
of San Francisco. sought to obtain pos
session OF her eleven-year- son.
Joseph L. Steers. Jr who has been in
the custody of Charles Jones, Postmas-
Ter at Spreckels, for over four years.
The testimony showed that the father
OF the boy, DR.. Steers, a prominent
pharmacist of San Francisco, sent the
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-17
Registrar Buggy Retires.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 16.-In retir-
ing from office to-day Registrar Of Vot-
ers Blggy turned into the city treasury
$40 which he said had been paid on
forged demands from his department.
NO one has been directly accused of
the crime, but one of the clerks is I'M
der SUSPICION
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-17

boy to Jones while the latter resided IN
Mendocino. Last fall the father en-
listed as a hospital steward in the army,
and went to Manila. Judge Dorm de-
MED the writ, on the ground that the
mother. being engaged as trance me-
dunn, could not bring up the chllo
properly, and that the boy was being
Well cared for by Postmaster Jones ana
wife,
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-17
More Farm Hands Wanted.

VlSALlA, May 16.-The farmers of
Iulare County are experiencing much
ollncuity IN securing laborers to harvest
the nay crop. Wages from S125 to
$1.oO per day are offered.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-17
Body Found Floating in the BAY.

SAN DIEGO, May 16.-The body of
an unknown man was found floating in
the bay near the Santa Fe wharf this
morning. 1t had apparently been in
the water for three weeks, and was
badly decomposed. The remains were,
judging from the apparel, those of a
man of about 30 years old, but are
so far unidentified
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-17
Pure Silk
Fancy Ribbons,
Special Csc yard.

This also is line of wide rib
bons, suited for the many pur-
poses all wide ribbons are
adapted to; the actual value is
35c the yard, and they're very
rich in design, white ground
with print warp, pompadour or
Dresden design, with border and
hair line stripes of lavender,
pink, cerise, yellow, etc.; very
handsome.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-17
Mayor of Portland.

PORTLAND (Or.), May 1.-THE City
Council tonight elected Councilman w.
A. Storey as Mayor of Portland to fill
the unexpired term of the late w. S.
Mason Mr.. Storey was President of
the Council, and has been acting as
Mayor
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-17
Steiner Given the Dee;s;o,

SAN FRANCISCO, May 16-Jack
otelzner got the decision over Jim JEFF
1ofds Tonight in the tenth round of
what was to have been a twenty-round
contest.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-17
nedaIIiOn
Pictures.

These handsome medallion
mounted pictures represent
many different subjects and hav-
ing an easel back; will make
good mantel, desk or table deco
ration; there are two sizes. The
Use kind reduced to 4Sc, and the
Csc kind reduced to lSc.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-17
A Baker Ends His Life.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 16.-The
body OF A de Bona baker, was
found in the bay to-day He COM
mltted suicide some time last night.
he was respondent, being without
means.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-17
Wall Pockets,
Reduced to 4SC.

These are very rich wall orna-
ments, being of hard wood, COL
ored in imitation of mahogany,
and artisticaIIy carved; useful,
too, as a receptacle for papers
OF music. Reduced from Use to
4Sc.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-17
AMERICANS
LIBERATED.
Carrick and Holmes, Captured at
Camu|pit Rice Mills,
Released and Passed Through the Rebel
Lines by General Luna,

General Lawton's Forces Leave San
Miguel, Moving in the Direction
of San Isidro-American Troops
Leave Manila on Spanish
Steamers for Jo1o and Fam
boanga to Aid Spanish in Evac-
uating the Two Philippine
Towns.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-17
Love Held to Answer.

MARYSVILLE. May 16-H. H. Love
an expert recently employed by the
Grand Jury of this county to expert the
county records, who was arrested on
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-17
Rev. WiIliam Nast Dead.

CINCINNATI .(O) May 16.-The
Rev Dr. William Mast, founder of Ger
man Methodism in America, died this
afternoon, aged 81
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-17

itself in the remnant line, and
we've taken the great mass of
short lengths, ranging from l
to a yards, put them up in a
neat, salable shape, the quantity
and price plainly marked on
each, and tomorrow you choose
from the lot at remnant prices
a still further cutting into al
ready ridicuous1y low prices,
and every length will serve a
purpose.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-17

MANILA, May 1i-I1.tO d. Hl--Teli
eral Lawton's advance guard, under
Colonel Summers of the Oregon troops
took San Isidro. the insurgent capital
at $50 this morning.
The expedition under Major Kebbt
of the Third Artillery, consisting of the
Seventeenth Infantry, a battalion OF
the Ninth and one battalion of the
First Artillery, left Calumpit at day
break to-day, marching up the Rio
Grande to General Lawton's division
at Arayal. A f1otilla of canoes loaded
river Both forces were conveyed BY
the 'tin-clad'' army gunboats. under
Captain Grant
Aguinaldo's ex-Secretary, Escamillo
who was arrested here en- February
Dist, is employed as official interpreter
by the authorities.
HAVANA, May Is = 600 p. M
Messrs. Carrick and Holmes, the Amer
lean civilians captured at the Calumpit
rice mills, have been released by the
rebel General Luna. who saw them
through his lines with several English
men who received rty-eight hours
notice to leave, rebel territory.
The United States steamer Charles
ton has arrived here from Hongkong.
She touched at Apart, communicating
with the gunboat Concord, stationed
at the mouth of the harbor. Some ma
tive archers shot arrows at a man-of-
wars boat which was sent ashore for
sand, and no further attempt to land
was made.
The Charleston spoke the United
States gunboat Wheeling at Lingayan
All was quiet there
General Lawton's advance force has
left San Miguel, and is moving in the
direction of San Isidro. A rainstorm
impeded the progress of the troops,
and severed the line of communication
when the force was within seven miles
of it's destination.
SPANISH TO EVACUATE ZAM-
BOANGA
MADRID, May 16.-General Rios, in
command of the Spanish troops re-
naming in the Philippine Islands, has
cabled TO the War Office here ANNOUNCE
ing that he has entered into an agree
ment with Major General Otis, the
American commander, for immediate
Spanish evacuation of Zamboanga and
Jolo. Consequently, the dispatch adds,
the steamer Leon XIII. has started
with American troops, who will oc-
cupy Jolo and render honors to the
Spanish flag on the departure of the
Srlor 1iCh frCsn q
proceed from Jolo to Zamboanga, where
the vessel will be met by General Rios
with the steamers Porto Rico and
Uranus. The Spanish General will su-
perintend the evacuation. The dispatch
occupy Zamboanga.
AGUINALDO'S RETIREMENT
LONDON, May 16.-The Filipino
Junta here informs the Associated
Press that on receipt of the news
stating that all foreigners had been
ordered from the Philippines. a cable
message of inquiry was sent to Aguin-
aldo, who replied that the announce
ment was due to the statements of
Mr.. Higgins, the manager of the rail-
road, on his return to Manila, after
several months residence in the Phil
ippine lines.
The Fflipinos. it is added, ridicule
the statement that Aguinaldo is fu-
gitive, and declare his retirement to
the Carbollos Mountains is part of his
strategic plans, as the mountains are
almost inaccessible and are inhabited
by savages who use poisoned arrows
and that it is absolutely impossible for
the Americans to follow him there.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-17

NEW YORK, May IA dispatch
from Manila announces that General
Lawton has driven the insurgents out
of San Isidro, and now occupies the
town.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-17
Eat fruit now

best thing In the world for
your complexion and for gen
erai health. Fresh lots received
here daily of strawberries,
cherries, oranges, bananas,
gooseberries, lemons, lines,
blackberries and raspberr;es.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-17
Remnants of
EmbrOiderieS.

One of the most
successful en-
broidery sales
we have ever
held came to a
close last Sat-
urday evening.
AS is usual, the
result of great
selling asserts
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-17

Stamped linen, in a most COM
plete assortment, trays, doylies,
centers, etc. Prices, &c, 1Oc, 12c,
lac, 25c and up.
A full line of silks, floss, etc.,
for embroidering.
Stamping, Of any design, to or
der.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-17
Handsome Sl.5O
Sailor Hats at
CSC Special.

A novelty, too, and very swell
style of sailor, made of reed
with fancy braid straw inter-
woven in multitones Of the
new co1ors; very striking in eff
feet, with three-fold white
surah band around and gray
quill inserted in puff at side;
light, airy and stylish; CSC, spe-
cial.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-17
Handsome
New Ribbons,
Special 1Sc yard.

This line of new ribbons we
price to-day at 1Sc the yard;
shows novelty in every piece and
was intended to sell for 25c the
yard; it is of pure silk, in all
the late and desirable shades,
contrasted with fancy dots and
stripes; is of wide width, suita =
BILE for sashes, crush belts and
neck ribbons and for millinery
purposes.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-17

Wine forms 4S per cent of Spain S
general exports.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-24

-Ydf dnten an berBrts
9rittenauerIGnbe BEL Wien BOT ii9 nelIs
lid elm srTdutternbes Bib: Die 32@
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nuu>ufer, 5ipei 9inber i'm 9llter bon
einem unb brei Sabren am Qrme, 5tpei
Gltsrs i'm Slter bon flint unb iieben
Sabren mittels 91uiiren um ben 2etb
eebunben, unb tpoIIte iid unb bic bier
ainber in's Wafer itiirsen. Die @or>
iibergebenbsn eilten auf iie Sil, fpraden
ouf iie elm, dber bic 4rme perfGrbk it6
pl6Bli9 unb brad betpuBtlos Sufam>
men. Sic ipurbe in's 2lleeneine
&rantenbaus, ibre &inber auf bas
poliseieommiFariat 8rigittenau ge<
brudt. Rotb unb arantbeit butten bic
Frau aur @erspeifluna aetrieben.
% q dts brad gegen elm
llbr in bem Sauie Der Srau Wittipe
Bruins an Der 8aditrabs gu Wliilbetm
a. b. Rubr 5suer aus. Ils bic 5euerz
lpsbr auf bem 9Iabs eintraf, batten bic
slammen Ibon fait fdmmtli6e Rduz
me bes Sauiss ersriffen. bu ii9 in benz
enaen 9ebGube rei6lihe 8orrdtbs an
8apierz unb ssIittsrIahen befanosn.
Sie @igentbiimsrin. 5rau Wtttfpt
8runs, mar nit elmer befreuneeten
Samilie BEL einem 5site; ibr ainbden
bate Fe aliidli6erlpsiIe Bel uuspdrtts
aen 9eripanbten, 10 baB bic &leine oaz
burd einem Ii6ersn Sooe entronnnen
lit. Der 8ruber Der 5rau Bruins, Rss
ferenbar 9oebne, Der BEL benz 159. SSns
fanterie Regimsnt btent, tonnte iih
nit benz nadten 2sben retteu. Der
iunae. aus Wintarb eebiirtise 9ebilfe
&arl S6orn, Der geipedt lpuroe, pers
Iudte iid bur9 einen Sprung auf ein
Na6bdroad Su retten. Sabet itiir5te
.r iebo6 BON bieism 9ade in bic Siete
unb erlitt Iolbs 8srleBungsn, oaB sr
buIb ftarb. Oa man ipuBte, baB audi
nod spei RGb6en ii9 i'm Sauie be-
Fanben, bic aus @mmerif gebiirtige
2aoensebilfin Sermine YlieItermann
uno oas aus Stprum sebiirtise0ienits
mdb6en SranSista 6rintrOp, arbeitets
man nit aller @nergie, Tim bic llns
gliidli9en auf5ufinben. 2eibsr gelans
ss BEL Der unssbeursn@lutb trob mebrs
fader @sriu9s nidt. gu ben Wdoden
gu selangsn, unb 70 funo man iie Ipds
ter Hur nod als pertpblte 2eideu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-24

ben 8enainbebGlter, bisIsr erpIobirte
unb i'm gu finsen bic 8IeiOer bss
2unbgreen Seuer. Der 8eoauernss
ipertbe bat 10 I6pere 8rdnbnunben
srlitten. baB cine Wieberberitellung in
Srage ftsbt.
Gdmeti.
Neufir9 a. b. Sbur. 9anbz
pirtb sSriebr. Wartenpeiler bate iid
Sonntags ins Wirtbsbuus gu einem
9las Bier begeben. Gr fiiblte iih iez
bod balb nidt gang ipObl unO OsrlisB
besbalb bic 9eIsui9aft. 4bsr i6on auf
Der Strube tpurbe er BON einem Ser5s
idlae setroffen unb mar balb na49er
eine 2eibe.
Ribau. ueber bic @egsnb bon Rts
ban sins Elm beftises 9etpitter nieber.
Ser 9lib bat an peridieoenen Srten
singeI6lasen, ipie in MDrisen, 2dttri=
gen unb SUP. Sn Sub ihlug Der 8liB
in ben @ait6of gum &reua, 5eritOrte
gum 5beil bas Selepbon unb mari ets
men i'm 3immer befinbli6en &naben
nieber, Der gum Slid nur einise 3eii
bepuBtlps mar unb psitsr feinen
Sdaben erlitt. Sn Gattrisen fpurbeu
Elm Dpbnbuus unb @4euer total eins
sedi9ert.
81. @alIen. Der &aufmanr
9lppensellersWpIsr bate nit Sruu unt
9inb einen 2lusflug mad 0egenau ge>
maht, mo er cine &artOnfubrit beiibt
Sier psrsniiste er ii4 nit ieinem8erts
fiibrer nit Sheibeni9ieben, inbem iie
ablpe6Ielnb, Der sine als 3eiser. Der
unbere als S6iibs funttionirten. 9lls
tein Sdub mebr fiel, sing Der @erfs
fiibrer auf bic S9isBitdtte Suriid unh
fanb bort sus feinem Gntieben ieinen
prinsipal i'm 8lute liegenb. Sbne
3peifel bate ii9 bas @epebr entlas
BEN bur6 llnoorii1tisteit bes 8eruns
gliidten unb ibm ben 8opf bur9'
bobrt.
Otiterreid.lIuJdrH,
9untramsb borf. Der Wleiera
bof unb bic @irtbIdaftssebdube beg
@robsrunbbefBers Midael SOfitGbtel
iinb abgebrannt. Der S4aben 1T febl
bsbsutsnb. Man mutbmabt, bab bel
8runb selegt purbe.
&ufitein. 9is S9ipeiter SbereIt
bes gementfabritanten 9eor9 8ud'
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WGb6en, fiel beim SturS bes WasenS
spiIben 3ufItein unb @bbs 10 ungliid'
lid, baB iis buIb burauf ben 9eiit aaf'
CAB.
Sebenburg. 8egen zines
| I6le6ten S6ulseugniFes eri6ob fId
Der RealIdiiler Solomon Sirnberg.
preBburg. Der 9lib fubr in
eine Babecabine, in fpel9sr ii6 Der IT.
jGbrige Sobn bes aominiitrdtors beg
Sfei6errn b. Wulterstir9en Wti6ael
Somcfala eerube anfleiOete. Der 8lit
traf ben llngliidliden an Der redten
&ppfz unb 9ruItIeite unb in ben ltnter
SUB. SomcIala mar iofort tobt.
Drag. Der tuiierlide Ratb In'
ton 9olbfuB, eine itabtbetunnte per'
iDnlidteit prass, 1T freipilig Gus
benz 2eben seihieben. Oerielbe mai
Sabre lang Sanbelsgeri4ts
9rGiibent bes cSedifben taufmGnni'
| iden 9ereirs yMereur".
Sdt3burg. yfa9 einem uuf Del
3iftelalpe bes 9aisbergs abeebaltener
felbmGBissn S9ieBen bat ii4 Der Sn'
fanteriit Meirner ber a. Gompaeniu
bes SO. Snfdnterie Regiments ourd
einen S6ub in ben 1lnterleib gu entlei'
ben perIu9t unb iih fhper perlebt.
Slrembnrg.
2uremburg. Die ppliSet bat
ben 15iGbrisen S9uiterlebrlins Sor'
nit aus pfaffentbal bingfeit gemaAt
Serfslbe bat Elm tleines MGbden Ra.
mems Siiliemann i'm Neuenpeg burf
einen Steinpurf tDbtli9 Oerpunbet.
Observation-Disclosures. Sit
Sta[luns bes BinSers Peter Dintel ii
absebrunnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-24

mann Tin 5irma Witb. gBmann bas
Gpneurspsrfabren erDffnet porbsn.
@Bmann bat beimlih unIere Stabt
perlaHen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-24

TIopiil5 TpHiHltIi'
R.ufettin. Rad msbr aIs 20
iGbriger QmtstbGtisteit am bieiigsu
Srte 1T Der 8reispbpiitus, SanitGtss
rdtb Dr. Giebtte, i'm alter BON 60
Sdbren geitOrben.
Regeu be. Die hieii9e
S9iibensilbe bssins bas Geit bes 25os
iGbrigsn 8eitebsns.
Rummelsbure. 5leii6ermsts
tier &arl &aifer periu9te, our6 @rs
bdnaen ieinem 2eben elm gnbe au ma>
den. Der Misunderstanding paul
9a6lfe, nelfe tur5 nutber ben Weg
bur6 bic S9eunsn an Der 8iittoper
GbauIIee paiiirte. funb ben &uifer ar
Der Sdeune bss Su6madermeiiterS
Teper bdneen unb i9nitt i'm ab. IS
selang, OeE Selbitmpro GanbIoaten
benz 2eben auriidsugeben.
S6laps. 9ln ben Solgeu eincs
Stursss tarb i'm Nuubop Der Ga9e.
lDbner Seroiaanb Salfpap.
9 6peifiu. 0om 8liB erlAlds
een puroe Der IA Sabre aIte &ub6irte
6rieorih Braun.
StarQarb. Sn SoIse einsstres
tener 3ablungsItodune 1T ii6er bds
8sruDaen bes Saufmanns Rpbsrt gbs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-24

2uremburg. Die ppliSet bat
ben 15iGbrigen S4uiterlebrling Sors
nit aus pfaffentbal bingfeit gema9t.
Osrfslbe bat Elm tleines RdOden Ras
mems Siiliemdnn i'm Reuenlpeg bur4
einen Steinipurf tDbtlid Oerpunbet.
Sberpor melbingen. Die
StaIlung bes @inSers peter Dintel 1T
abaebrdnnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-24
GIiaB=2otbrngtn.

l1ebtrd9. Sier ftarb i'm bOben
@rsiIenalter Der Pfarrer @bbe 9reps
enbiibl, Der ii9 pGbrenb uno mad Der
S9ladt bel WOrtb i'm Sabre 1870 lin
bic @eripunbeten bobe 8erbienite err
iporben bat. Qtm 9lbenb bes blutisen
Sages Iu6te er nit ben 8duern BAG
S9lddtfslb ab unb bat auf eieBeiie
sablrei6en 8eripunbeten, barunter
mebrersn bDberen Sfficisrsn, bas Gez
ben oerettet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-24


burg. Sm Ilter bon 10
Sabrsn itarb Der 8u9bdnbler Mdrtin
8ersnbIobu unb penige Gage baraIlf
itarb feline Sdpeitsr. - Die felt ldns
g.rer 3eit permibte 18 Sabre alte GIi!e
Bob aus Wanbsbsd purbe ais 2eihe
aus Der glliter gsSossn. Sb Elm llnfdu.
5elbitmprb ooer 9srbrs9sn porlie9t,
lit nod nidt aufsetlGrt. - Der PoIts
9ebiIfe Bruno Nrmer aus gppsanorf
ipurbe unter Der 8eI6ulbigung, sinen
StpB bon Hd9ndbmebrisfen unters
ihlagen gu bdben, in Saft senommen.
- Die in Der 9eibelitrube pobnsnbs
Gbefrau 9dubelius BAT ii9 babur4 gu
tObten perfudt, bab fe Iidh nit siusm
5aIdenmeFsr in ben Sals itah. SAT-
perblutst purbe bic llngliidlihe nah
bem &runtenbauis gsbru6t.- 0tr
Gommis 2unbereen in Der 9prsfeIbers
itrabe reini9te Ieinsn Rod nit Benign.
0absi fisl feline brenReubs Gigarre in
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-24

ben 8enainbsbGlter, bisIsr erpIoOirte
unb i'm Gu finsen bic &leiOer bss
2unogreen Seuer. Der 8eoauernsz
ipertbe bat 10 I9pere 8rdnopunben
srlittsn. baB cine Wieberberitelluns in
Srags itsbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-24

Yrpbln; Wtftfaleil.
Bod um. Cine smpfinbli6eS
.rbielt Der S9ubma6ermsii fer 90bne,
Der felt benz Sabre 1897 feline 5rau
unb 2 ainbsr i'm 2lltsr BON 7 unb 4
Subrsn fortgeisBt in rObeiter Wsii.
miBbanbslt battle. 9eibe Sinosr iinb
ssitorbsn. 0as llrtbsil luutete duf 6
Sabre 9efdngniB.
Siilmen. Sm Seuba6 ertrdnt Der
13 iGbrige S6iiler 9rOdmann.
6reienobl. Der II SABRE aIts
Sobn bss Stationsporitebers &ebler
gsrietb, aIs er einen idpsrsn 0umpfs
ieFel nit elmer Dinbe beben polIte,
unter benIelbsn unb fpurbe erbriidt.
5ii6torf. Bon einem entIeBli6en
lnsliid puros bic 5amilie bes 8oIons
8ubbe i'm ndben Risgelsboum bsimgez
iu6t. Bel einem bsftisen 9elpitter
iudten feline bier &inber S6ub in
benz SduIe bes &0ttsrs pieter. &aum
lpuren bieislbsn einsetrsten, als elm
9IiBItrabl in bus Suus einidIug uno
sipsi ainpsr, siutn II idbri9sH 8Haz