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The Winslow mail., 1900-08-02

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, CO
COUNTY OF NAVAJO. '''
Before me, a. F. McAlister, county
recorder in and for Navajo county,
Arizona Territory, on this day person
ally appeared W. FL. Burbage, T. W.
Nelson and Henry Huning, all person
ally known to ne to be the persons
whose names are subscribed TO and
who executed the foregoing articles of
incorporation, and they and each of
them acknowledged to NE that they
executed the same for the purpose and
consideration therein expressed.
Given under my hand and
seal of office this 18th day of
SEAL. june A. 4. p r 12Ge: noArrrsrpn,
~ County Recorder.
Ten cent int. rev. stamp cancelled.
TERRITORY OF NEW MEXICO,l ee
COUNTY OF BERNALILLO
Before me, E. L Medler, a notary
public in and for BernalilIo county,
Territory of New Mexico, on this day
personally appeared M. w. Flourney,
personally known 20 me to be the per-
con whose name is subscribed to and
who executed the foregoing articles Of
luCOl pO4 dLIOI, anu HO dChuOWiouR6u w
me that he executed the same for the
purpose and consideration therein ex-
pressed.
Given under my hand and
seal of Office this 18th day of
SEAL. June, A. d. 1900.
E. l.. MEDLER,
- Notary Public,
Ny commission expires August 21ts.
1903.
Ten cent int. rev. stamp cancelled.
66a5H 6oGHTG 1e OF p1I59lS5ai Los ANGELES. IS.
Before me, G. NJ. Gifen, notary
public in and for Los Angeles county,
tate of California, on this day person
Fly appeared George A. Lane, person
lily known to me TO be the person
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-04-25

Deer f-te-
Charles Scott left FOR Boston Sunday
Arthur Greeniaw left for New York
Tuesday.
Daniel G. Morey left for his home in
Rocklsnd Tuesday.
II. II. Presley recently purchased a
horse from +. ). Pickering.
A. 0. Gross has been out OF town on
business the past week.
Miss Caro- l.. Averiil who will teach
the grammar school, arrived Saturday.
J. J. Spofford, who has been confined
to he house for several weeks with the
grip, is out again.
Samuel Scott, the hotel and stable man,
who WAS in Rockland with his wife this
week, came home Saturday.
Miss Evelyn J. Haskell, who has been
attending the normal school, came home
We'd II, sday 10 teich in No. !.
William ID. Scott arrived home Thurs
day. He has been in Bermuda during the
winter. He will soon leave home again
to command large sailing yacht.
Andrew Scott, Augustus Thompson,
Theodore Scott, Samuel Scott, Sherman
Ellis and Philip ID. Haskell left Thurs
day for Bristol to join the steam-yacht
"Bally mena", commanded by Capt.
billy" Torrey.
April %. +. j. S.
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Fire at Bluehill schooIhouse.

BLUEHILL, April IS Especially = The
grammar school building in the village
narrowly escaped destruction by fire
Tuesday forenoon. Fire caught In some
edgings in the cellar, and spread to the
floor timbers.
One OF the pupils detected smoke and
notified the teacher. Before general
alarm was given, Principal s. e. Marks
and his assistant, Miss Saunders, dis
missed the school, telling the chill
dren to take their books. There was no
confusion or excitement, and all the
children were soon out OF the building.
Then Principal Marks turned his at
tention to the fire, and soon had it under
control. In the meanwhile an alarm WIS
rung on the Baptist church bell, and
small crowd of volunteer fire-fghters
soon reported for duty. few pals OF
water extinguisbed the fire. The damage
to the building is slight, and is covered
by insurance.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-04-25

Lumber and Building Materials.
The reported break in the lumber market at
New York has caused some alarm among Maine
lumber operators. The New York Commercial
Is quoted saying that the report emanated
from one dealer there, and that the whole
trouble seems to have started from the fact that
supplies. which should have been sent from
time to time this spring, were rushed to this
city at the earliest possible date with the result
that four cargoes out of some fifty sixty that
have arrived within the past thirty days have
been put on the market at less than the ruling
rates While 1t is possible that the situation
has been exaggerated. conditions undoubtedly
lend color to the reports. Yards are full and
cargoes are still rushing into New York.
Charles II Haynes, of Whitcomb, Haynes 4 Co,
said yesterday morning that lumbermen had
been anticipating slump for some time. He
did not believe the high prices which ruled last
fail would hold. Local quotations remain I'M
changed.
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COUNTY NEWS.

stonington.
Rev. Mr.. Gales was In Portland last
week.
II. NJ. Thayer arrived from Machiss
Friday.
c. U. Russ is manufacturing oiled
clothing.
james Eaton has commenced work on
the roads.
Ut. r.. Freeman was In town last week
on business.
Boston Tuesday.
Schools In the several districts COM
meneed Monday.
Mrs. A. X. Warren has four school
teachers to board during the spring terms.
Rosa Cole, who has been employed in
Portland for some time, arrived home
Monday.
Schooner "Willie', Capt. Clark, arrived
from New York last week with coal for
F. 2. Weed.
Capt. Harry Gray has his crew at work
on the old cup defender puritan, get
ting her ready to go into commission.
James Thurlow, Fred Thuriow, Arthur
Knowlton, Roscoe Fifeld, Cyrus Thomp-
son and George Trundy left for Boston
Tuesday.
Horace Haskell and wife left Monday
for Miilinocket. They were accompanied
rs far as Rockland by the brides brother
and sister, James aud Annie.
Fred Dwinai, of Mechanic Falls, a for
mer resident Of this place has rented his
old stand, tile Simpson block. He will
open with a stock OF clothing, about
May1.
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LETTER FROM MATE ALLEN.

The following letter has been received
from F. NJ. Allen, first mate OF the cup
defender "Coiumbia", in acknowledge
ment Of the cup presented by the Deer
Isle crew:
NARRAGANsErr PIER, II. L.. April II, 1900.
Capt. p. T. Weed:
DEAR SIR Yours of the 18th inst. came
duly at hand. but have been away and only
returned to-day. also received by express the
token Of friendship and remembrance from
yourself and "Columbia's" crew.
Well. l cannot ind words to express to you
how appreciate that token. and l am not able
to thank you all as l should but columbia"
boys know how prize and appreciate that lov
ing cup. Sir Thomas. with his $500 gold one,
cannot feel more pleased than I. l certainly
did appreciate their kindness, their conduct.
Their unselnshness and politeness and good
conduct could not have been excelled by any
body of men In this or any other country, and
/ shall always stand ready to give them help
ing hand II 1t ever lays In my power to do so.
want you to thank them one and all for me.
From the bottom of my heart thank them and
hope that when the Americas cup races are
sailed again. that some gentleman will have as
good sense and taste as did c. Oliver Iselin and
go to the State of Maine. good old Deer Isle,
and select his crew. where they not only know
how 10 handle racing yachts but know how to
handle with poittencss and respect man who
tries to do the same In return.
am not going away from home this summer,
consequently I shall not need any men rs |
expected. but hope some day to be shipmates
with some II not all the same faces. Once more
1 viii tell you how cherish that friendly gift,
not particularly for Its value, but because IL is
from friends Tho stuck by me Ike u brother
through bitter and sweet. Remember to all
you see and tell them think of them often.
Very truly yours,
f. NJ. ALLEN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-04-25

Educate Your Bowels with Cascarets.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever,
zoe. 25c. II c. C. c fail, druggists refund money
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-04-25
KlTrERY TO CARIBOU.
One Weeks Winnowings OF News,
Novelty and Nonsense,

One Weeks Winn0wings OF News,
Novelty and Nonsense.
Mrs. Foster Crowley, Of West Jones'
port, committed suicide by drowning
last week. She had been III for q long
time, ana became respondent.
The machine shop Of George B. Nc
Clench, at Hailowell, was burned We'd
nesday. The loss is estimated at from
$4,000 to SIS 600; partial insurance.
Portland last Thursday. There are few
other cases OF smallpox in the city, but no
new ones have appeared since the disease
first made its appearance.
Gen. Thomas II. ubbard, OF New York,
Bowdoin 81, has presented the college
with $4,000 to be used for the con-
struction OF library building. The
building will occupy the south end of the
campus. Plans will be drawn at once.
The steamer "Rose Standish'. owned
by the Frontier Steam boat Co., WAS prac-
tically destroyed by fire Friday night,
together with the freight shed. The pier
was badly damaged. The ESTABLISH" was
moored to the pier while undergoing re-
pairs preparatory to the summer bust
ness. The loss on the boat is $25, 900; in
surance, sA,000; on the shed and pier,
81 500, partly insured. The origin OF the
fire is unknown.
Fire broke out in the Wade & Dutton
carriage repository on Park street, Lewis
| ton, great four-story frame structure,
last Friday morning. The repository
| and carriage manufacturing and re-
pairing shop attached, the Fairbanks
livery and sale stable adjoining, and tene-
ment building north OF the carrisue shop,
were destroyed, and the boarding house
known as "Booker's" practically de-
stroyed. The stock of j. X. Haslam's
variety store was ruined and the building
badly damaged. J. II. Whitney's drug
store WAS wet down, and the Woolworth
variety store received some damage. The
loss is estimated at $50, 1000, and insurance.
aggregate about $4,000
Brown Thurston, who since 1871 has
conducted a job printing esta blishment
in Portland, died Wednesday. He was
born in Westbrook in 1914, and learned
his trade in Lowell. He has contributed
frequently to various papers, especially
during anti-slavery times, when he was
the publisher of paper, the Standard
He was one of the organizers OF the
Maine press association. He was promi-
nent In the anti-slavery movement.
After the passage OF the Fugitive Slave
law, he was one OF The leaders in that city
helping the fugitive slaves to escape by
the Underground railway. On one oc-
casion he had thirty slaves i'll that city, to
help them on their way to Canada. He
| has published the Portland directory
since 1874.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-04-25

Mrs. Il. l.. Coison has the grip.
Miss Mile Harding is the guest OF
Mrs. Bert Candage.
School begins to-day, taught by Miss
Lizzie Davis. of Bluehill.
Stage Driver Hiram Eaton, his wife and
son are all i'll with the grip.
Mrs. Lizzie Mcfarland, OF North Sedg-
wick, was the guest OF Mrs. X. c. Chstto
last week.
Mrs. Nellie Herrick, OF South Biuehiil,
was the guest OF her sister, Mrs. A. k.
Friend, last week.
Miss Florence Conary and Miss Lizzie
Friend have gone to South Bluehiil to
work in the canning factory OF Friend &
Sullivan.
April 3D. SUB.
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To Cure Cold in One Day
Take LAXATIVE BRoMo QUININE TABLETS. Al
druggists refund the money If 1t fails to cure E.
w. GROVES signature is on each box. 25c-Advt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-04-25
Nominations by the Governor.

Among nominations made recently by
Gov. Powers are the following in Han
cock county:
Giles, EiIsworth George l.. Beck, Deer
Isle.
Justices OF peace and quorum; James
E. Parsons, Ellsworth; George +. Smith,
Surry; w. o. Buck, Bucksport n. B
Coolidge, L4moine; w. w. Bras don,
Franklin; +. II. Noyes. Sullivan.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-04-25

No matter what aiis you, headache TO can
Ger. you will never set we'll until your bowels
are put right. CAsCARETs help nature, cure
you wishou, grippe or pain. produce easy nat
ural movements, cost you jast 10 cents TO start
getting your health back. CAsCARErs Candy
Cathartic, the genuine, put up In metal box =,
every tablet has G. {. c. SIAM ped on It. he.
ware OF limitations.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-04-25
COUNTY NEWS.
iov Additional County Ne,cs, see other pages

Bluehin falls.
Sadie Murphy, of Biuehili. is the guest
OF Mrs. Andrews.
Rev. o. Roys, evangelist, held meetings
in the sc booi house here last week.
Mrs. A. X. Friend and son Allie are
visiting relatives in Sargentviile.
Capt. Hugh Duffy has gone to st. John,
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ELLSWORTH MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY. April IS. 1900.


nArsH Law nSaARpso wsIanrs AND MEASURES.
A bushel of Liverpool salt shall weigh go
pounds, and bushel of Turks Island salt shall
weigh 70 pounds.
The standard weight OF bushei of potatoes,
in good order and dc for shipping, Is go pounds:
of apples, "a pounds.
The standard weight of bushel Of beans in
good order and ft for shipping, is 81 pounds.
OF wheat, beets. ruta. baga turnips and peas. 80
pounds: of carrots, English tnrnips, rye and
Indian meal, 50 pounds; of parsnips, Is pounds;
OF barley ana buckwheat, IS pounds; of oats,
81 pounds. or even measure as by agreement.
The prices quoted below are the retail prices
at Ellsworth. Farmers can easily reckon from
these what they are likely to receive In trade
or cash for their products.
Country Produce.
Butter.
Butter remains firm. with no likelihood of
change until last of May, when drop may be
looked for.
"fIathorn" Sweet Cream Observation-Disclosures s
creamery per b.....-. ........................3 30
pairy ......... 30 9 %
Cheese.
Beat factory fnew) per B...............I6a.l ais
best dairy new. ........................l8
Dutch dmportedl..... neutrality-suspicious. 80
Neufchatel ...............-. ................ .05
Eggs.
The egg market continues dull. Retail price
remains at IL cents. but eggs were sold the
street this week at 10 cents.
Fresh laid. per dog. .........................1 IL
Poultry.
The local meat war has affected the poultry
market. and prices are dropping Off a little.
Towl 1900 ~
chicken .......................... .l6
Hay.
Though hay Is still quoted at from $l3 to SI5
for loose, the price is u little sitter. and more
has been sold at si5 than si3 during the week.
This is partly due to bad condition of roads,
and little hay Is coming into the city. The past
winter has not been favorable for grass lands,
| and hay dealers predict high prices next year.
Best loose, per ton. ais
baied -. ..'.'...... ..-........... dis
| Straw.
| Loose ............. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
baied. 10 9l2
Seeds.
Garden pea seed is very much higher than
last year, ranging from 81 to IS a bushel. Re-
tail price is p cents quart.
Hcrdsgrass,b 75gsOo Clover-per b.
| Hungarian, bu 10 Red. IL
h hsS'1p sss pst per is is Peas ass'ss 10
| Canada. bu LIS
Vegetables.
There will be little change in price of green
vegetables until native vegetables are In the
| market. New Bermuda onions are quoted q,
| 8 cents this week.
| Potatoes, bu 406.50 Cabbage, OF
| Beets, h ok Carrots, OILY
| Bermuda onions, L6 Turnips, OK
Old onions, PIX 80 Parsnips, OF
| Sweet potatoes, h .05 Spinach, PIX 20
Dandelion grns, PIX 80 Cucumbers, ~
| Radiehes, bunch .05 Beans-per bu-
Imp Yellow Eye, Pr
| Pea, 2.7s
| Fruit.
Apples are practically out of the market and
| It will be some time before new apples are re
ceived.
| Bananas, doz 20 4 IS Oranges, doz 20 a .4(
Lemons, dOZ 20 Il ..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-04-25

Apples are practically out of the market. and
It viii be some time before new apples are re-
ceived.
Bananas, doz 20 rs Oranges, doz 30 a 40
Lemons, doz 30 u .25
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n. b., to take command OF schooner
Hazel Dell'.
g. F. Candage has purchased the horse
'Sandy" formerly owned by DIR. +. c.
Barrett, OF BIuehili.
Mrs. Henry Eaton, who has been quite
Frustrated since her arrival from Colo
RADIO, Is better. Mrs. Eaton and
daughter Mile are guests OF f. f. Moul-
ton.
April IS. SUB.
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south surry.
Ii. III. Harden and wife are visiting his
father, F. ii. Harden.
Mrs. A. {. Curtis is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. f. G.. SWEET, in Ellsworth.
Isaac Treworgy, who was at home a
few days last week, has returned to Orono
Edward Cunningham, Fred Curtis,
Eddie Curtis and several others OF this
place, are at work at Bar Harbor.
Fred Luckins, recently OF Bar Harbor,
has moved his family to the George Clark
place. MIR. Luckius is in the lobster
business.
Miss Emma Young, OF East Bluehill,
lately spent few days with her grand
mother, Mrs. Lucy Torrey, and other
relatives here.
April %.
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April %.

s,"-h,I,.
Mrs. II. b. Nash is In town.
George Monroe is In town.
Fast Day was observed by all the schools
in the village.
NJ. p. Hinckley has recently purchased
fine bay horse.
Judge Il. f. Chase went to Portland
Sunday, April 10.
Nahum Hinckley returned home tom
Ellsworth Friday.
George Mason was at home last week
on a short vacation.
G. NJ. Pilsbury went to Ellsworth
Friday on business.
G. W. Butler went to Bangor last week
to purchase lumber.
Capt. John W. Kane has returned from
a cruise down the bay in his yacht.
the chapel Friday. There was supper
In the evening.
Malcolm Wsrdwell went to Penobscot
last week. From there he will go to
Brocktop, Mass, soon.
Thursday morning valuable horse be-
longing to Nahum Hinckey dropped
dead nile hauling coal from the steam
boat wharf.
All books belonging to the ladies'
social library should be brought in to the
library rooms May 2. The annual meet
ing occurs May I.
Aspecal town meeting will be called
by the selectmen Friday, April q, to see
il the town will reconsider the vote
passed at last annual meeting whereby
town voted to continue school IN district
No. 20; to see IL town will vote to change
locatio ion OF school in district No. 20, for
the term of one year from this date to
such place as will accommodate scholars
in dist riots 20 and 3; to see il town will
take any action in regard to school in
district 10.
The teachers in Bluehill for the spring
term are as follows: District No l, Alice
NJ. Wescott; No. ., Lizzie E. Davis; No. 4,
Emma Hinckley; No. 5, Carrie Snow; No.
6, Elva Billings; Mo. 7, Daisy b. johnson;
No. (primary), Julia b. Saunders; No. 3
(grammar) S. Everett Marks; No. 10,
Sadie l.. Snow; No. IL. Fannie Soper; No.
u, Ida Soper; No. 10, Mrs. Mary b. Hinck-
ley; No. IA, Lizzie ID. Grindie; No. Is,
Nettie b. Clay; No. 16 grammar, Josie
Gray; No. Is primary, Susie Long; No.
II, Leora Eaton; No. 20, Clara Day; No. n,
Jessie Long.
April %. BOB.
Salisbury Cove
Ansel B. Leland and daughter Sylvia
visited friends in his place Sunday.
Thomas DeLaittre is employed in the
store of Ii. L. Mcfarland & Co. at Hull's
Cove.
j. W. Wood, End, and wife have
| moved into Mrs. G. l.. McFarland's house
for the summer.
The c. +. meetings are held at the
church every Sunday evening at 100.
The meeting last Sunday was led by Mrs.
d. G. Hall in her usual pleasing way.
April %. r.
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0prb Scrdufpu.

: -Sobn 8iIsp. Der f6 aussnideinIid
erbdnete, tpurbe eefern Nadmittag auf
Slober Sia in ber 8. 0arb on einem
Baums aufsefndpft aufssfunbsn.
- WidaeI glears bon 9lIbrisbt glSs.
niue erbIelt am 9onnsrifag in benz Son
Stcr6 S6adt burb elm 9edenfaa elm
sebro4enes 8ein, bier eetroGene 8ips
pen unb perrenftes SdulisrbIatt.
Der Strabenbabn gonouiteur Sranf
Glarf bon @burd absnue baIf am Don,
neritaB Ibenb BEL griesburs nit, einen
8abnipasen auf bas @eIeiie su idaffen,
alS ibm ber linte Saumen 70 b6s Der.
lest tparb. bab man 9Imputution porneb.
men mubte.
Srau Sobn @eatbers bon 2Iopb
Strabe, beriudte seitern Worsen, iit
ielbh unb ibre stpei iunsen 8inber nit
elnem Uieher uno Bell su tbbten; fs
be8ine bic 1bat in Der Srunfenbeit.
Dlan eripurtst. bab bic 8erIsbtsn iit
tpieber srboIen.
= Srau William g8eib bon gBt # Ular.
tet StraBe iturb am Gonnerfas I'M II.
ter bon 70 Subren an Der 2unsenent.
sdnbuns; iis pobnte Bis Dor fusem Innss
Sabre auf Der Wehisits, .poielbh ibre
8eerbisune am Sonntas in Waibburn
StruBs 5risbbOfe ituttfunb.
-RoIonb 5rans bon @pcmins ape.
nue. itarb am Wontae Worgen slemIid
unertpartet unb oa fein 9Irat ibn beban'
bette. 70 ipirb ber Coroner ben SaIl nd.
ber unteriuden. SranS nar 40 Sabre
uIt uno tpirb bon Der @attin unb brei
3incern iibsrIebt.
Sn Der fatb. ct. pauIs 9irde su
@reen 8ib8e iinb am DOnnertae Dor,
mittas Serr 5ranf SummIer unb srI.
@seilia 9. Sbrboer, 1obter bon Serrn
unb 5rau, @onrab Sdr6oer, burd Rep.
y. S. UicWanuS. nit Der Iiiliten, bon
Rep 6. S. 96deI bon @ilies Barre,
uIs sIGdIides Gbspaar einssissnst tpors
ben. Nae Borbereitunsen tparen setrof.
fen. UNI bic affaire su elmer sldnssnben
su eeitalten unc sublreide Srsun0e Der
JteupermdbIten tpobnten ber @srsmonis
bel. Sin cpulsntes SOdseitsmauS iolsts
oerielben in Der WObnune Der 8rauteIs
tern. has fir bic @elessnbsit pradtpcu BE-,
torirt mar. tpobsi 8auer's Ordsitsr muf,
,lrte. Serr uno 5rau Summlsr tratsn eins
turse SO6seiSreiie on unb tperben mad
lbrer 8ddt.br ii6 bdusIi6 on Quincy
9uenue nisosrIafen.
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Sum 6ebd6tnif
8 einriA 0iebt.
pon

Snfclss bee Ablsbsns unlsrss IauaiGbriasn
@snclisu esinrit pisbl wurtsn In Str Der
Iammlung am Samlfas, ZEN 5. Mai, bic foIssn-
rsn Ssllitps' Sti6ltITs anssnommsn
[. Dtr Observation-Disclosures unt 8rau-
fsnsllntriiiBunas 8rsin", ben btrtsn 9srluif
lsinss trtusn @snufsu StiuriG gi,bl auTs
Gtstlts btraurnb, pilufbt bisrburh ssr binttr.
blistsnsn 6dmiIis bss 8srbIitsnsn feline innis.
lte 5btilnabme su psrf6trn, lupis Isin bsrsIi6.
ltss uno tisfgefibliss 8siIsio aus,uerideu.
2. Die Cff,isat 8srtinstrausr auf 80 Sage
unb bisIsIts burt bic umilcruna
bee Snsins, ,Sbartsrs" su ipmbpliirsu.
3. Sc zine GbItrift Der btppriisbsnbsn Be-
i6lifs an bic Wittpe be 8srtpisisn, lppis an
bic 8sbafticn bss ,Seranton gEchsnbIatt"
unb bieenes bee Scranton Spnnabsnb Sour.
nal" bsbufs gGShsntIituna sslaussn lu IaTsn.
SCRANTON, pa., ben 5. Mai, 1900.
5hr ben arbsitsr 6OrtbiIpunss. unb aranlsn,
llntnftlBunss 8usin;
Daptp . 6uur, YrSFtsnt.
PAUL Dtebertb,)
albsrt Stnstr, gpmmitttt.
Rarl .. 9tissr }
Dsin @uni6, has 9pIf bsfrsit ,u Isbtn
8Om SflaSsnjob-iif ni6t trfiillt;
Ststs IL nod 9lsnb I'M Gntiftbsn
nnb Sptb unp Summer unsslfiat.
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SaS Ehal dbmdrts.

IaaIur. .-Sruu Srisbri6 &dhsr bon
DitnOotu, cine aud bier poblbefannts
Oeutide Sruu, itirb am Sre;tas abenr
nud elmer tursen &rantbeit; fe unter.
warf iib tiirSIid elmer Operation unt
ipnr ieitbem unpiBlib. Dis SDbns
@bdrIes uno Senrp unb 2odter Clara
lberleten bic 8srtorbene, pelde sine
Der dIisltsn @inpobner bon Wlinoofu
par.-1ie 9ireltpren 8rbbrbe bss Sor.
eft Some 5rieebofes bat beidloRen. els
nen tpeitsren balben 9lder fiir ben 5riee.
bUf nnsufuufen.-0er 3 Sabre uIts Sobn
Der @beleute 3umbub bon 3apIor Sir.
Iiest sefdbrIi6 ettrantt am 9ebirnfeber
oarnieoer.
= Sn Der @m. ". Rine su Durpea
foate am Wontns nad sueipbbentIibsm
Stiaitino Der 8strisb ipisoer aufssnom,
men iperben, bod bic Winsr petipeiesr.
ten bies uno erfldrtsn oann furs oarauf,
oab iis am Streif ieisn. neil ibnen ses
piiie peforesrte 8useitdnonife ni&t er'
laubt puroen.