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hopeful She would pay 10 guineas to
| be taught the trade. and six months
would see her in fair way of earning
a decent living. She could, until sue
was proficient. live very cheaply and
quietly in her modest little room. and
sine would have every interest in forcing
herself ahead as quickly as possible.
There was nothing in the manipulation
| Of delicate and intelligent machine
| (this was the way that a young girl,
| whose acquaintance she made in Il tea
thop, spoke of her typewriter) which
could be In any way revolving to her.
or which was in any sense beyond her
powers.
"And of course" said the girl, eff
you so in for shorthand as WELL you
| just double your value from the very
start F"
"Is it difficult?" Mary asked, rather
diflidently.
"Ies, it is difficult, the girl replied,
"but by no means insurmountablc. And
the advantages are enormous. Oh, it is
a grand life for Il woman. Any woman
of average intelligence can make liv-
ing at it, and Il woman whose intelli-
gence is above the average can do more
than make Il living. She can command
her own price. Then it is free life! |
mean in this way. If woman goes in
FOR nursing, she needs years and years
Of training, and goodness only knows
whether she will prove herself a really
skilled nurse at the end of it. She needs
suDerhuman strength. endless patience.
infinite tact, and for what? To earn at
best 3 guineas week. to be treated
little better than a servant, to be al
ways in Il position that is entirely tenn.
porary. A typist, on'the ether hand. es-
pecially if she is also stenoerapher
can easily make e100 year. provided
that she is really good at her work. She
has her fixed hours her fixed holidays
She has always her Sundays and her
Saturday afternoons. All the tact that
is necessary for her is to mind her own
business and hold her tongue She has
her evenings to herself, and, if she likes.
she can get extra work then so as to
put by an extra sum to her ordinary
earnings for her summer holiday 1t is
fine life for woman-there is no mis-
take about that
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CHAPTER VII.
LIFE ON NEW LINES.

AS soon as she could be quietly and
carried out of the pretty villa in which
she had enjoyed her brief spell of pros
perity. and then Mary made her prepa-
rations for turning her back upon her
old life forever
She was not obliged to leave the
house with undue haste. for Howard
Conway wrote to her as soon as he heard
the news Of his inheritance, telling her
that the house was quite at her disposal
for a few weeks until indeed she had
time to make her arrangements. Mary,
however, replied that if Mr.. Conway
would send some one to take possession
at II o'clock on the following Monday
morning abe would be -readX sad thst
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-07-07

The modest cornstalk has beer
found to be valuable. Science has
placed its magic hand on it and dis
covered that six different products
may be made from the hitherto oon-
sidered useless substance. These
are cellulose, for lining battleships.
cardboard, paper, patent cattle
food, glue, and an unequalled
foundation for dynamite. A $50
OoO,o 900 "trust' (of course) is being
formed to manufacture these articles.
The corn stalks will be worth about
six dollars per acre.
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she would prefer to give up possession
AS she would be leaving the. house then

she would prefer to give up possession,
AS she would be leaving the house then
Greatly to her relief, Howard Con-
way did not think it necessary to ap-
pear himself. but sent a young solicitor.
who treated the outgoing widow with a
curious mixture Of coincidence and ad-
miration such as would have made a
woman who knew the world better ex-
ceedingly angry Upon Mary. however.
this manner had no effect She had just
passed through the great tragedy of her
life. she was face to face with great
question. "how to live in the future.
and flippant young man with rather
bad manners had no more effect upon her
than she might have felt from u gnat
humming to and fro in the air.
She took nothing with her excepting
such things as had been absolutely her
own, bought with her own money, earn
ed by her own lab r Howard Conways =
friend was astonished to find all the lit
tie woman's treasures which she left ly
ing about
But surely these are your own per-
sonal belongings, Mrs. Conway" he cx-
claimed in his surprise, pointing to va
rious photographs in pretty frames
which stood on little table near the
drawing room window.
"No; they were not mine, " she re-
piled ''They all belonged to Captain
Conway, and of course they go with the
house.
But, my dear lady" and here he
grew quite affectionate in tone, surely
you are interpreting the letter OF the
will too literally My friend Howard
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-07-07

A diseased stomach surely under
mines health. 1t dulls the brait
kills energy, destroys the nervous
system, and predisposes to insanity
and fatal diseases. All dyspeptic
troubles are quickly cured by Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure. 1t has cured thou
sands of cases and is curing them every
day. Its ingredients are such that it
can't help curing, Sold by r. c
Duke.
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IS 1T RIGHT
For an Editor to Recommend Pat
ent Medicines.

I'OI an L%dItOE IO NccOmMcHu L -dL-
ent Medicines.
From Sylvan Valley News, Brevard
N. CT may be a question whether
the editor of n newspaper has the
right. publicly recommend any OF
the various proprietary medicines
which food the market, vet as pre-.
ventive of suffering we feel it a duty
to say a good word for Chamberlain s
Collie, Cholera and DiarrlU, Remedy.
We have known and USED this mod.
cine in our family for twenty years
and have always fjuud it reliable. In
many cacs a dose of this remedy
would save hours of suft r.ng while d
physician is awaited. We do not
believe in depending implicitly on
any medicine for cure, but we do
bell eve that if bottle of Chamber.
lain's Diarrl@l Remedy we're kept
on hand and administered at the in.
cep.ion Of an attack much suffering
might be avoided and in very many
cases the presence OF ply s;cian would
not he required. At least this h; 8
been our experience during the pas
twenty years. For sale by DR.. f. c.
Duke.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-07-07

Nv - hioi Souh'y D"PV'oo Noh
day School Convention will meet
with the Second Baptist church
Union, S. c., July 18th and 30th.
MEET AT 10 A. NJ.
Devotional exercises miscella-
neous business.
1st Query.-Ilas our Sunday
School Convention been success ?
J. II. Randolph, Jos. Sanders.
2nd Query.-Organization and Or
CARNATIONS. L. NJ. Rice, Il, d. G.
Gregory.
3,d Query.-What is the Sunday
School and whoIshould attend? z.
*. Paulk, J. A. Sawyer.
5tb Query.-What Is the work Of
the Holy Spirit in the evangelization
of the world? D. G. Freeman. r,
NJ. Estes.
4th Query Evils of intemper-
ance. r. F. Ray, DR., -- Mont
gomery.
9th Qlery.-What is new Tes-
lament, church? E. G. Watson, j.
G. Lawson.
7th Query.--Essay by Mrs. Re-
becca Lee.
Sth Query.-Question box.
9th Query.-Sunday School mis-
sion.
Missionary sermon by Rev. D. c.
Freeman Sunday morning at II
o'clock.
A full attendance is earnestly de,
sired as important business will come
up at this meeting.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-07-07

beyond doubt that cure had at last been
found for deadly Cancer. Evidence has accu-
mulated which is incontrovertible, of which
the following is a specimen
Cancer is hereditary in family my father a
sister and aunt having died from this dreadful
disease Ny feelings may be imagined when the hor-
rible disease made its appearance on my side 1t
n malignant Cancer, eating nwardy in such q way as
to great alarm. The disease seemed beyond tho
skill of the DOCTORS for their treatment did good
whatever, the Cancer growing all the while
Numerous remedies used for it. but the Cancer
grew steadily worse until it seemed that was doomed
to follow the others of the family, for know how dea
when inherited was advised to try Swifts Specific Is
first day. forced out the poison. continued it's unit
bottles. when cured sound and we'll, and have b
dreadful alction, though many years have elapsed.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-07-07

Thomas Rhoads, Centerfi.ld, O,
writes: 81 suffered from piles seven
or eight years. No remedy gave me
relief until DeWitt's Witch Haz,l
Salve, less than one box of which
permanently cured me- Soothing,
healing, perfectly harmless Beware
of counterfeits. Sold by F. G. Duke.
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Troops Sent to Manila.

About $500 troops have been sent
to Manila during the last week.
About 1000 more are ready to go as
soon as Gen. Otis signifies that he
needs them. The troops left on the
Pennsylvania. 5000 of the recruits
are now at San Francisco ready to
embark as is also the 10th Infantry,
100 strong.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-07-07

DeWitt's Little Early Risers ex
pei from the system all poisonous ac>
cumulatioDs, regulate the stomach,
bowels and liver, and purify the blood.
They drive away disease. dissipate
melancholy, and give health and
vigor for the daily routine. Do not
gripe or sicken.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-07-07

Mr.. Norman Selby otherwise Kid
Mccoy artfully and delightfully."- dis
closes his Celtic origin when he tells
MIR. Thomas Ryan that the latter
"shall not get any free advertising
without paying for it"
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-07-07

Dreyfus is in France again, and
the critical point of the affair has
come. There will certainly be a
fearful strain upon the republic s
sheet ropes, possibly wrench to the
rudder, but the ship of state will ride
out the storm and enter fair harbor.
A patriot is at the helm.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-07-07

e. f. Kenemur, Pickena, S. G.
writes: DR., M. a. Simm,rs Liver
Medicine has for ten years greatly
benefited me and many o,hers. !
thiuk it better medicine than Back
Draught; use it in preference as it is
mllder, yet more efficient.
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AGENTS WANTED-For "The Life

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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-07-07

Peterson q Bernhardt, the Spartan
burg Photographers, are now working
in the new gallery in Capt. A, II.
Fosters building in Union. Work as
fipe as any in America. Absolute
satis:action guaranteed. Call soon
and have your pictures taken.
19-tf
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-07-07

Sick headache, wind on the stomach,
.biliousnegs, nausea, are quickly cured
by few doses of DR., M. A. Simmons
Liver Medicine.
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Results Fatally in Nine
Gases Out Of Ten
Cure Found at Last.


poison blood circulating SYSTEM although
the ulcerknown the Cancermay be away the
poison the BLOOD and promptly breaks aes
renewed violence
The wonderful of S. S. S. obsnae
blood diseases which considered ncuable
parng sufferers 10 it for Cancer after exhaustn the skill of
the without a
equal to the disease and promptly effected glad
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j. FRED ncLURE.

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Will practice in all courts. Onice
corner Main and Judgment streets.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-07-07
CANCER is DEADLY Y!

This fearful disease often first appears
as mere scratch, pimple. or lump iS
tho breast, too small to attract any
notice, until, in many cases, the deadly
disease is fully developed.
Cancer can not be cured by q surgical
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-07-07
DIR. j. GARNER,
PHYSICIAN AAD SURGEON.

Will practice medicine in all of its
branches. Office in front Of court house;
residence on South street. Phone No.
30. Ally.
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~ G e I

Il - IL SoA
| have just received car of ice and
will continue to handle it throughout
the season.
PRICES AND WEIGHT GUARANTEED
AND DELIVERIES MADE PROMPTLY.
Thanking the public for their past
patronage ask continuance of the
same.
l.. p. Murphy.
17-tod.
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fro BE CONTINUED
Sunday School Convention.

The. Union County Baptist Sun
day School Convention will meet
with the Second Baptist church
Union, S. c., July 28th and 3Oth.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-09

Biz Q 10 aItungber @iz
ienbabr palermo : gorlepne bate felt
5ebn Sabren feline Gintpmmeniteuer
be5ablt. Our9 Reclamationen, Be-
f9Derben unb anbere Mittel erlangte
iie forttpdbrenb Stunbunsen, 70 bab
Der Steuererbebsr Bitter pappalarbp
sulebt etpa 235, 900 Sire su forbern
bate. als bic @ertpaltung bieIer Sage
cine feitgeiebte Rate BON AZ, 900 2ire
ni6t aablen polte pber tpnnte; I9ritt
Der Steuererbeber in aIler Sorm Rs9s
tens our pfdnbuns bes Sauptbabnboz
fes in Pdlermo unb bes @eripaltungss
gebGubes. Die 2inie palermp : Gorz
leone bat Bis iebt ben llnternebmern
nur penis Sreube bereitet. ba iie fait
gar ni6ts abpirft.
Sin deuBItder R II b.
morb purbe in benz SauIs elmer glenn
lid beIebten Strabe in Nsapsl an elmer
6~6iGbrisen tpoblbabenben Srdu periibt,
fpel9e bur9 ibre BohltbGtisteit bel
ben Irmen ibres 9iertels betannt mar.
Die Srau mar ben srDbten Sbeil bss
Cages aqein, Der @insang gu ihrer
Dobnun9 nit Si9erbeitstette unb
@udlo4- perIeben. ba bic @rms fdor
einmal Dor Sabren bon Dieben un9ez
fallen porben mar. aIs Der 8dderz
iunse tpie sepDbnli9 bas 8rob brd6te.
puroe ibm trob iuiebsrbolten &lppfens
ni6t g%eOffnet; er ma9te Der pfOrtnez
rim Mitt6eilune, tpel6e 0erbd9t
f9Opfte uno bic perbeiratbete So6ter
Der Srau rufen lieb. Qls elm S9loIz
fer bic Dobnuns setpaItiam Dffnete,
bot Ii9 ben QnpeIenben elm srduenz
boiler Inblid. Die 5rdu lag als
2ei9e auf benz 8oben nit an ilD sez
aogensn 9liebern, einen Serbrodenen
Stubl auf benz Riiden, cine 8lutlaAe
bebedte ben 8oben, Spuren bIutiger
Singer bic Wano. Bel nG6erer linz
teriu9ung entoedte ma an Der 2et9e
13 Munben. 9olbpddren uno Wert9s
s~esenitdnbe, iOpie 8antpapiere 3uIam~
men i'm @ertbe BON 1900 5rcs. pas
rem seraubt. als Der 5bdt perbdas
tig fpurbsn BON Der iOfort berbeiserufe=
men pOliSei bic pfOrtMriR nit ibren
beiben S6bnsn unb bic 0ienerin Der
Grmorbeten, pel9e am Ru9mittage
fpegsesansen mar, sefdngli1 einseaos
aen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-09

3uItanbe fisl S6iffer 8. 8uppes, Elm
@steran bon 1870, in ben Nedar unb
ertrant.
Greiburg. Ser ipesen 8ans
ferotts perfolgts friibere pG9ter 9lats
ting bon &roSingen, Der iid Dor einis
ger 3eit mad 4merita flii9tete. BON
bort aber ipieber na6 Intpersen Sus
riidbeforbert ipurbe, 1T feitgenommen
porben. Seine Rei iebegleiterin unb
friibere Oisnitmasb purbe tiir5li9 bier
perbdftet.
Srtdingen. 2anbratb unb
9emeinberutb &ari Seller lit gum
8iirsermsiiter sspdblt porben. Der
ieitberise 8iirsermeiiter y. Sauter,
Der isin @mt % Sabre nit Pfli9ts
trsue unb llmii9t bstfeibete, trat tiiras
lid aus 9sIunbbeitsriidfi9ten auriid.
Sebbesba6. 8eim 9olSfdlz
len i'm Walb ipurbe Der Selbbiiter @.
S4mitt bon einem umfauenben Baum
~astroffen unb fofort get0btet. S6miot
binterlGbt cine Dittpe nit pief tleinen
&inbern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-09
Erubins Sahftn

,SuIIe. auf Dem gentralbabnbofe
purbe Der 9ilfsarbeiter Rois, bon Ell
mem 3use i~iberfabren unb sstDbtet.
Seiligen # BIT. Snfolee zines
S9lasanfaIs peri9ieb Der 9oitiecre>
tar a. .. SriB Sod. Sn bemielben
p~erlisrt bic Stabt pieber zines ieiner
beiten Originate.
M iibIbaufen. 9as @eber>
@bepuur Slider aus benz bieiisen
2anbtreiie bat am a. October ben alien
Batter Der Srau nit einem 0rsI9flessls
bDlSe in Der unmenidli4ften DeiIe
miBbanbelt unb his gum anberen Mors
gen eingeiperrt. Der 9rsis polite
gum pierten Male beiratben, oaber Der
Sub unb bic 3pietra9t i'm Sauie. Oas
@eri9t perurtbeilte ben @bemonn gu
bier Subren, bic Srau gu brei Sabren
BefGnmib. - Der 4rbeiter Gambler,
pel9er nit einem @rm in bic Gentriz
fllge eeratben mar, TT feinen @erz
leBungfn erlegen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-09

etnem benz 2obniutId,sr Sugelsbofer
seb6renbsn, i'm Srtsbanne 8urSborf
gslegensn Seui9ober aus unermittelter
llrId6e Seuer aus, peldes benielben
total einGiderte. SO eingen etpa 900
Gentner 6utter gu @runbe. Sin Der
8ran6Itiftung perbG6tiges Snbipiz
bum lit perbaftet.
@anterspil. @inem 27iGbris
gen Manne, 8ernet BON bier, i9eute
elm pferb. als er bonn Martte in Slds
nil beimtebrte. Gr iprans bonn gBa>
gen, um bas pferb gu balten; babel
tuurbe er bonn Sbiere berart gstrpffen,
baB er nad mebreren Sagen i'm &rans
tenbauie su Wdttpil ftarb.
9enf. @eitorben lit i'm qlter BON
65 Sabren 9enp Mpnnier, profeiIor
Der biologiiden Gbsmie an Der llniper>
fitGt 9enf, friiber apotheter in Rbon.
Oeiterreidjsl lngarn.
Wten. Der @ebeime Ratb Grnft
b. 9iulani, unb Der Miniitsrialratb
Or. Sofepb q. b. 3ii9ler fino geItors
ben. = Die Qgenten 4bolpb RoIens
Stpeis unb Samuel Smiloric5 iopie
Der Aaufmann Sismrnb Sobn iinb
als Miti9ulbise Der fliidtigsn 8etriis
ger Wforia Roienberg unb 4leranber
Sletn perbaftet porben. = Selbit.
morb ~beginsen: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ler 9einri9 20pp, aliergrunb, See
saie go. 2; bic Sberitenpittpe Caro-
line b. Rosner, 2anbitraBe, Sales
iidmergafe Ro. 20; Der Si6erbeitss
padmann SOiepb Steiner, H., Slobs
safe 30. 7; ber Sausbefiber @eors
Beer, Sieponingeritrabe go. 80; Der
prtOatbeamte Sobann Burger, I'LL.
Renntpeg go. SO; Der 6ubrpsrtsbes
flyer 8artolO, Simmsrinser Saupts
itrabe go. 70. = 4uf elmer S9nees
berstour 1T Der 8udOrudereebilfe
Sobdnn Sroi9, XVI, 9~alensafe
go. 80. um's 2eben setommen. = Die
internationale Saidenbiebin Sobanna
S6eriau tpurbe bier berbaftet. = Die
Wiener Poli5ei bat ben ipegen grob>
drtiser llntsri9Iasungen perfolgten
&aiIier Der araber @aiIenamts, &ri>
tpang, binsfeit sema9t. : 0rei &ins
Der oes Ore9slergsbilfen Sobdnn
Srippel. in Sttatring pobnbaft, iinb
bel einem 8ranbe eritidt.
8aben. 9eItorbsn lit bier Der
Mit9ef Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
@ouarb Berger unb Gompasnie, @u>
itap Berger. : @erbrannt 1T bic 84z
iGbrtse Reitaurateurspittpe @liie
Giermdnn.
8osen. Der 72idbrige 9ersfiib>
rer Bernardo Marianp aus Sas
groin, Der 1882 bic beriibmte erite @rz
iteisung bes SaTo bi Mppr nit benz
Wiener Sodtouriiten 9iamantini
ausfiibrte, mar felt Ginger 3eit perz
miBt. Seine 2ei9e lit iebt in einem
abgrunb 5erI9mettert aufsefunben
iporben. Der 4bitura erfolste bel Der
9~emsiagb.
9ubapef. Der gbef bes poIis
sci : Contemporaries Daniel &resacs
fpurbe in ieinem Bureau am SGbelriez
men erbGngt aufsefunben. ®aes
Iebte in s~eorbneten @erbdltniFen unb
mar poblbabenS, bod felt ldngerer
3eit gemiitbstrdnt. = Der taum 16
Sabre aIte Sanblunssgebtlfe elias
&nbrtcs ermoroete ieinen ebemaligen
8rooberrn unb berdubte i'm. Der
MDrber tpurbe am S6atorte perbaftet
unb legte elm DOles 9eitdnbniB ab.
N%ttrpnthurt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-09
yarenlbarI.

2~uremburs. Ssrr Dug. Stefz
fen. 8ureau9ef Der StabtpernaItung
fam 10 unsliidli4 gu san, buB er eiz
men ooppeIten 9einbru9 erlitt.
8etten6orf. Quf elmer Don
Serrn Putttammer perdnftalteten
Sasb tpurbe elm Neffe bes @enannter
bura cine &usel. bic bon einem 8aume
%abpralte, ms &use sstroffsn. Sas
Quse lit perloren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-09

gt9ebe. Seinen 100. @eburtss
tag feierte Der Soldier Soa9im Sein>
rid 8entin unb aipdr trpb feines Eos
ben Differs in Observation-Disclosures seis
tiger unb fGrperli9er Riitisfeit. Der
@endnnte mar bon 1910 Bis 1880
S9dfer Der 9emeinbe gifebe. Seit
benz Sabre 1880 lebt 8entin i'm &ubss
ftdnb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-09
grpbiit3 Sannupsr.

.Sdnnpber. Der grimindlpoliz
gel lit es gelungen, brei ihpere gins
breher, tpel9e in ben IeBten Sagen
@inbrii9e in 9arbsrobensei9Gften nit
GROCER Sre9beit periibt baben, bin9feit
I'll MAIDEN. SIS iino oies Der Seaner
4eplf Ratb unb bic 4rbeiter Suso
Pribu unb Gmil @afermann. = &uf
benz Ritolaifrieobofe bat fi6 Der 23s
idbrige 9drtner &drl Sprn aus llelSen
bur9 einen ReUoIperi9uB in bic re4ts
S6ldfe getObtet.
Orutenburg. Der DO : idbrige
4derbiirser $. Bigger, Der nit ieinem
Ssfpann nod DDlpe sefubren mar, Inn
rim Suber Sanb gu bolen, purbs in Der
9rube Dor ben @usen feiner 15siGbris
gen So9ter bon losseIOften Grbmafen
berf6iittet unb fonnte rir als 2ei9e
tpiebsr berporgesosen perben. 0er9ers
unsliidte binterlGBt Gruu unb BRET
&inoer.
ggeforf a. .. SIN 8ariings
bduier 8srspert p~erunsliidte Der 25s
idbrise 8srsmann @rnit 9olSe tobtli9
burd su friibes2osseben einesS prengs
I9ufes, 9Ol5e binterIdBt cine 5rau
unb 3tpei Ginoer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-09

ssrmstfter unb poitas,nten in Wtns
besbeim in 0ienTten ftanb, e%rfannte
bic Straftdmmsr auf 10 Monate Ses
fdnsniB tuegen unteri9lagung unb
llrtunbsnfGlf9ung.
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Irobtii3 GhIeierI.

Rrobtrs GhIeiier.
8resIau. oils Der in Der 3obs
tenitrabe pobnenbe @rbeiter &elI9
Ra9ts na9 Sauie suriidfebrte, fanO
sr feline % Sabre alte @befrdu eri9oI<
fen als 2ei4e Dor. Saneben lag,
sleidfaas erfdoHen, Der 20 Sabre ults
arbeiter &irmes. Man nimmt an,
baB es fia I'M cine 2isbsstras0bie
bdnbelt unb baB &irmes i'm @inpers
ftGnbniB nit Der Srau Rslfd srft bieIs
unb bann iid felbit erf9oHen bat.
9Ieinib B. Ser 3iseuner poppe,
Der Dor mebreren Mondten in einem
benadbarten Walbe srpei spanSigidbz
rise MGb9en ermorbet unb berdubt
bat, tpurbe in 8trnbaum perbaftet.
2oslau. Ser 4mtSri9ter Meiers
bOfer bat ii9 eridofsn.
RrObinS BOIen.
ppfen. Dem SaIteitensn : @ors
iteber Miiblfteff i'm bena9barten 9os
pietpo purbsn BON einem Rangirpasen
beibe 8eine abseTabren. = Sas RE
ftaurant .qromenabenpurt" Dor benz
&Dnisstbor lit a%bgebrannt.
3 rpmberg. Der Qrbeiter S9liep
auf prinaentboI bat fid in benz Saus>
fur ieiner Wp9nun9 erbGnst. @r fam
etpas fpGt na9 9aufe unb fanb bic
Sbiir au Der Bobnuna peri6lofen.
4uf iein Ppasn Offnete feline @befruu
ni9t, unb aus Ierger bieriiber bssing
Der alte Diam Selbitmorb.
Gsaraitau. Der perfprbene 80
Sabre alts tutbOlii9e 2eb~rerOeteruu
S6iaing prrbe uuf benz Fir9bofe Su
Sammer CUR lebten Rube gebettet. SO
Sabre bat S4ilins in Der 9emeinbe
Ruooiietp geipirtt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-09
WedIeHburg.

S9perin. Die golbsne Sefssit
besing bas 2ebrer 2inbemunn'f9e&bs s
paar. Der Subilar mar bon 1912 bis
1882 2ebrer i'm bieiisen S9ulbienit
unb trat bann in ben Rubeitanb.
GantntB. 4mtmann @ibelib lit
anldBGi9 ieines 50idbrisen pd9ters
Subildums BON @robberSpg sum
Mmtsratb erndnnt fpprben.
Oaot IN. @us 2ebensiiberbrub
erbdnete It9 Der i'm 4rmsnbau1e ppbs
nenbe 4rb:iter Sulius Weber.
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FrUpin; Sdleswis= Sulifein.

MGtona. Monteur 8rindmann
ftiir5te in Der i'm 8au begriffenen 9as
parid : 8rauerei BON britten Stod in
bic Siefe unb ma duf Der STEELE tObt.
= Der ReiIenbe Garloff beim bieii9en
MopilienhGnbler &lemmer bat 1900
Wurt ~eintafIirt uno III nit Dem @eIo:
flii9tig seiporben.
De. S6ubma9ermsi.
fer Gsgers bierTelbit sins nit ieinsm
n%euniGbrisen 8nabsn na9 Der @inos
miibIe in arnis, UNI Mebl gu bolen.
Bel biefer 9eIesenbeit serietb Der
Rnube au nahe an bic Miihlenfliiael,
70 baB er bon bsnieIbsn t0Dtli4 sstrOf'
Ten ipuros. .. -
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Sbenburg.

SGbenburg. S9tpere @srs
lebungen erlitt Der Sobn bes 8u96ins
bers periube, Der Ra9ts bon mebreren
Strolden ansefuuen unb nit einem
Jog. Sobti9lGser libel Suseridtet
fpurbe. Die Sbdter enttamsn, : Oas
beige 2anbseri9t peruytbsiIte ben
Maurer @osler tpegen ~fortsefsBter
Mibbanbluns feiner 5rau gu 2 Sab
rem 9efGnanib.