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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-07
MIR. BRYAN AND THE SILVER
PLATFORM.

The Republican press is greatly
raging at what 1t terms Mr.. Bryan's
dictation to the Kansas City Conven-
ton. MIR. Bryan. we are assured is n
most offensive boss. one beside whom
Mark Hanna is not worth mentioning.
The basis of fact does not quite
seem to warrant this righteous and
gratuitous wrath. a majority of the
delegates TO the Kansas City Conven-
ton went instructed to vote for Il re-
affirmation of the Chicago platform
and for the nomination OF Mr.. Bryan
as the head of the ticket. A reaffirm-
alton of the platform in good faith
would have pledged the party to 16 to
l quite effectually as the insertion
been announced in advance that such
affirmation was to be interpreted as
shutting. Mr.. Bryan declined to bene-
fit by that process, which he construed
and had a right to construc as a par
tial reputation of himself. and stated
TO the representatives of the conven-
ton that he could not be candidate
was at liberty to frame any platform
1t chose TO nominate somebody
other than Mr.. Bryan thereon. 1t
chose to comply with the condition Mr.
Bryan stated as necessary to his ac-
ceptancc Of the nomination. It was
left free in the promises. That is not
what is popularity meant by bossism.
nrt hi y,I,
admirable than the meek submission
OF Mr.. Mckinley of a population of
his record as to Porto Rico by the
Philadelphia Convention.
Mr. Bryan might have refused to
state his wishes to the convention. but
such would hardly have been in keep
ing with precedent. Hon. Grover
Cleveland was not only consulted as to
the platform upon which he was to
run. but sought the first opportunity
To repudiate part OF it after lie had
been nominated. Yet we observe that
the Cleveland worshipping press is
joining with the Republicans in throw
ing frantic fits because Mr.. Bryan
chose the more open and honorable
method OF stating clearly that he
would not run upon a platform that
would expose him to the charge of be-
ing spineless politician and a mis-
cradle opportunist.
Tho truth is that the logical choice
of the convention was between Mr..
Bryan on a platform such as was
adopted and some other man on a
platform repudiating bimetallisn. Mr..
Bryan had the discernment to see and
the courage 10 state this. The convcn-
ton chose the former and all Demo-
Gratis will abide by the results; the as
sistant Republicans will doubtless seek
and find a welcome in the more congo
NAL atmosphere of the party that
pays and hollcrs when Mark Hanna
gives the word.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-07
Suffered Intensely with
Headache and other
Symptoms Of Catarrh |!
DR.. Firey'S Treatment Again
Demonstrates Its Power
to Cure Catarrh.

MY daughter has suffered for some
years with CATARRH. SHE HAS HAD
FREQ ENT HEADACHES, S o X +
THROAT. EARACIIES. AND SUFFER-
ED INTENSELY WITH ALL THE
USUAL SYMPTOMS OF THE DISEASE.
SIZE WAS GROWING DEAF. and We
feared that she would lose her hearing.
She was treated by am able physician.
but found no relief. ~ FRIEND. WHO
HAD BEEN CURED BY DIR. FIRET.
advised me TO take her to him. l feel
that l cannot say too much for DR.. FL
rcys treatment. Everybody says she has
improved so much. HER HEARING IS
ENTIRELY RESTORED. and hope she
is well TO stay we'll. and that she Will
never be troubled with the Catarrh again.
MRS. a. MILTIER.
Deans, "a.
Deans Is about six miles from Ports
mouth.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-07
AIN ASTOUNDING, DEL1vERANcE

General Thomas l.. Rosscr's letter to
Governor Roosevelt bids fair to take
place as the most remarkable political
document of the year. Among other
things General Rosser says in his let
ter:
when the war was declared against
Spain in 1898 the fear that my coun-
try WAS in danger passed through me
like an electric spark. clearing my
vision and revealing the folies be-
hind which l had been sulking. That
the South is unanimous in it's political
opposition TO the Nerth cannot salts
factorily be ascribcd. in my mind. to
II difference in primary belief. but is
founded solely on Il blind prejudice
which all candid, loyal citizens should
Spurn. If the North can prosper. and
1t does. under Republican administra-
ton, the South should blush to admit
that she cannot do the same for she
has equal opportunities. TO say that
the Republicans are alone dishonest
and that the Democrats alone are hon
est is foul blackGuardiSm."
1t is not very nice term. but never
theless contemplate seems to be
about the only word that fits this
dclivcrance. Nobody will question
the right of General Rosser to go
over to the Republican party; ex-
Confederate generals have done that
fessed that the results have not all
Southern pcoplc-and doubtless North
crn people as well-with amaZcment is
that General Rosser should have felt
impelled to signalize his change OF no
litical faith by toadying the North
and stigmatizng the South If Cen
eral RoSser felt that it was necessary
10 take his couhtrymen into his <onfi-
dence by the gratuitious admission
that for thirty odd years he had been
sullling behind follies. there was no.
body to say him nay: for such hum
Dicness, moreover. Uriah Hcep fur
nished distinguished precedent. But
we are aware of no authority vested in
General Rosser to include the rest of
the Southern people in his confession
of sulks and follies. Ii General Ros.
ser feels that in order TO be 'lovar'
he must vote the Republican ticket. by
all means let him yield to his consum-
ing desire to be loyal; il does not fol-
low, however. that all who fail to
agree with him are victims of blind
prejudice" If the South is "unanimous
In its political opposition TO the North
1t necessarily follows that the North
Is unanimous in it's political opposi-
ton to the South. One has as much
reason to explain and apologize as the
other. II the South blush" at all in
this matter, it will be for General Ros-
ser. and not for its continued adhesion
to the Democratic party.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-07

Admiral Dewey is accredited with a
desire to be sent back to Eastern
waters. He is a gallant old a-dog.
but he will not be gratified. He has
made enemies in the wrong quarter
and only grave danger that would
arouse popular clamor could secure
him place in the thick of it once
more.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-07

The Petersburg 1ndeX-Appeal cello
DRAFTED its 35th anniversary on the
Fourth. The IndeX-Appeal is "A clean
and fearless newspaper, and the wish
tinue to increase.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-07
WHO BEGAN THE WAR?
philadelphia 'rimcSD

Admiral kcmpn proved that he was
Il thoroughly competent and faithful
commander when he refused to Join in
bombardinS the Chinese forts at Taku
i'm the absence OF direct orders from
his government. That attack upon
chinese regular troops. and not upon
the Boxers or insurgents. was an act
81 war and could not DO interpreted In
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-07
mems and YOUNG DIGl'S Suits Went with a Rush
or &c Men s&YOungMen' S
WJavy Dependable Suits.

II is n waste OF words to devote
time and space when such Values as
these on Sale become generally
known. People know worth and
valnc--ihey can discriminate between
regularly made garmcntS afId tnoSC
that are inferior make FOR anything
like or near like the amount involved
In cost-thcn. again, there is a differ
cncc between clothes that have un-
dcrgonc shrinkaGc before they are
made and those that shrink after
wards. These goods have been
shrunk twicc--heforc they were made
up-aud now the price has shrunk
after they're made. Suits Ike these
will hold their own every way you
test ihem-makc --iinish-iit worth
and wear.
\ big lot Of desirable patterns and
sizes for this Saturdays selling.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-07
THREE CENTS PER cory.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:

ADVERTISING RATES: ADVERTISE
tnShtJ infetred at tho rate OF as cents
E1uafs FIRST insertion. each subsequent
Easerhon 10 cents. or so cents when
fnSerted Every Other Day Contrac-
L9se pre- not allowed 20 exceed their space
Pr advertise other than their legitimate
BUSINESS. except by paying especially Tor
HE Same
4. Reading Notices. Invariably 20 CENTS per
Ene first insertion. Each subsequent In
sersion 10 cents.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-07
or CO Men's& Young Mems
DUaUU Rafting Good Suits.

ncSc NhlllcS are rcdl--not imagl-
nary-the iiis selling here continually
creates broken scalcs--and singles
they're consigned TO SpcciIt Selling
TT ff''i-El as they exist tp-day's assert
mcnt at Six SiXty-six' shows some
sterling value. -ihcy'r GOini; To be
closcd-anybouy that has the slight
est idea Of buying u new rig will
want to make AN investigation OF
what can be had-nobody importuncd
10 buY-thc goods are set aside in
depcndently froL. regular lines-SiX
SiNtN-SiN StarcS you on tho price tags
the only price that can own them
il is simply IA question OF pattern and
sizc-ihc goods and workmanship
take care of Valuc--plcnty of new
faces In the line and pretty ones. too.
Pick and choice only $500.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-07

In order to avoid delays. on account OF
H9rsonal absence, letters and ell comuni-
cations for THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT
shYuld not be addressed to any individ-
nal connected with the office but simly
60 THE VIRGINIAN AND PILOT PUB
LISTING COMPANY.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-07

No employee of the virgtnian- Pilot Pub
Nehfng Company Is authorized to contract
any obligation In the name OF the COM
Pany. or to make purchases I'm the name
81 the same, except upon orders signed by
1ho PRESIDENT OF THE COMPANY.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-19
Spbe Sarfer Rptt,et.

s Soc SObOtnid, Elm SanOIanser in
Briggs Sdu9t. iuurbe am Disnfas bbi
Our9 einen Detenfaa perIest.
-SObn @arpeS bon 9saepue, ber
ais Gsent elmer 2sbsnsbsriiderunss @es
leafdaft $55 unteridIasen baben fol-,
iteate am Samitus auf cine biesbssdeIis
DE 9IntIass 8drsidaft.
- @m. q. Deber jun. bon 8enn
abenue unb SRI. 8atbie D. BaIter bon
Sadicn StraBe, iinb am Wtontas gbsnb
IN Der oeutiden tatb. st. sobannes
S'r@e als @bepaar einseiesnet lporben.
q aIS Elm RsiuItai bes lnfalIes in
Der Wit. Bleafant Wline am 80. 6ebruar
bei oem bier Ndnnsr seibbtet tpuroen,
iinb ieBt gnti6doisunsStIasen sum Be-
TRACE bon S45. 900 sssen bic Gompanis
anbdnsis 8ema6t tpOrben.
- ausuia 2aRsa go. 388, Sitter
pom @olOenen glbIer, erpabIte am
OOnneritaB 4tenb fGr bic na4fsn feds
Dionate folsenoe 8eamten: U. o.,
Bm. 9lbumS |; 6. D.. $. Sennea !;
9. D., s. &Olb; $. g., Ssnrs Self !;
y. s.. 8. &idIer; Sbriftfdbrer, $.
Sober; Rednunssfiibrer, Bm. 8oara +;
S9aBmeifer, Srunt Seb; 50. Self,
Hsprdisntant gum @rObtafea.
- Ser nur l8 Sabre aIte Srant
Dl. 2cterba bon 5uirfislb apsnue, Der
i'm SoteI Terrace anssitsqt tpar, bon mo
er am SreitaB WlOrsen peri6panb,
tpurSe am sleiden Gage in Green Ribss
arretirt uno eineetedt, nadoem es lid
erseben bate. baB er Elm Bferb bes gII,
freo Sarpep I'M @ertbe bon 81 900 mite
iammt &utihe. oas Gaib Resiiter i'm
9otel Serrace, mebrere glrtitel bon
8srtb uno elm srbberes Auantum 9OR.
ia4en Der bortisen 8d1ts senommen
bate. Surpsp'S 9fsrb purbe ibm etpa
tl0 ubr 8ormittasS an 8aibinetcn
4penue tpesaenommen, alS er fur Elm
paar Wlinuten in einen 2aben trat unb
erf am Nadmittas ais er Dor einem
2aben in @reen Rloss itanb, bsmsrfts
er &oterba init bemielben, belt ibn an
unb IieB ibn arretirsn. inbsm bas 8ferb
ieinem 8uruf eebordte, trOBbem Der
Dieb es ansutreiten iudte. 9a Der
iun8e 8erI am Dienitus bic seforberte
9dreidaft bon $1,000 ni6t Ieiitsn
fonnte, 70 iibertpies ibn Der Niupor benz
9sfdn8nib.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-19
Rpu Der &ubfeite.

8si ben gbeIeuten Senrp 8arnidsl
bon Geour Guenue bat ith Elm itrammer
StummbaIter einaeitsat.
Ser Scranton aibIstie Stub baIt am
Wontus feline idbrIi9e Grcuriion nad
Wountain Bari ab.
SRI. Srieba 8ornader bon 9iitSton
apsnue 1T fur einsn 8eiud bel Ser.
panbtsn na6 gietp Yorf ab8ereiit.
Srau Srisbrid SldIer bon 9rospect
Npenue 1T bon elmer stpeib6bentli6en
8eiudSreife in gieip gorf unb 8rOofIpn
surildselebrt.
Bel ben gbeIeuten Soispb Rsif an
@ebar Npenue bat iib Elm Pradtiunee
cinssaeat, tpoburd @r'@Ountp @ommii'
far SObn Demutb @rObuater sstpOrosn
If.
Sreb. Yries bon glstp gorf, Der unter
einem @ltertpaesn bel Der iloliden
StabImibIs sstsrn iid gum i6Iafsn ME.
berleste, erbielt burb neberfabren Elm
bbs sebrodepes 2nie.
GbarIss 8sdsr bon Sdb Srbins aps.
nue., Der bic Scranton 8aiItpap Gompa'
ME um 8upfsrOrubt betobIsn bubsn fOa,
mubts esfsrn in grmanssIuns bon
9drsi&aft in's @sfdnsnib wanosrn.
MeSser Souls 8aIters bon bisisr
Seits, Der felt Wlonaten feline sSrau ber'
nadIdHists uno taum fir iie icrste,
ipurb eefern oestpe8en unter 8Ireihaft
fir fsin ssri9tIi6ss griaeinen ssitsat.
Ser MGnnsypsrsin ber st. 9aul's
gpan. @emeinos feate iid am 0lOntue
glbeno BEL Baftor uno Srau Balloon in
ibrsr WObnune an Bird StraBe Elm uni
ueranhaItsts su gbrsn beS @eburiStasei
Der 5rau Baforin einsn esisaiser
Nbeno.
Satob Wanb, Der bei Der 5nmiIie 9er
ter 8auner an Sidorp Strabe in 8of
sins, pOate an 0isnitus sesen abent
Selbfmorb beesben, ereriff Elm erobei
M,Her unb orIdte es fi9 26 Wlal nnbO
Der SersseBeno in ben aDrper. rbae ie'
bod Fd ssfdbrIid su SerleBsn. b
Ous WsRer ftumpf unb OeRen Spite ab
:. ssbro4en tpar. SObn 9lsuIs, elm Ra4'
bar. entbedte Wans an ieinem 8orbabei
unb stpuns ibn, bas WsRsr aufsuseben
Nanb i6eint bon osr erOben Sibe ilber
! ipdltist porbsn su iein. bic cine @eiftes
ii6rune Usruria6ts, tporauf er isin 2sbe
beenoen tppQte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-19
NBtlfeSbarre Ma&riAten.

- Wiinnie, bic 7iGbriee Tohter bsS 6.
Wuideno bon SIb Wuin Strobs, idnitt
ii& am Samftas nit elmer glrt ben Dau'
men ab.
- Ser gieentbimsr bes Wefern Butts
fer WarfteS babier mubte am Samitae
9draiduft fir iein seridtlides @ridei.
men itsaen, inbem ct ausetIaet tparb,
8unitbutter fur edte bertauft su baben.
-a alS am Sonntas Absnb brei Mdns
ner ben Susquebanna Slub BET ganticote
in einem Boot freusten, eerletben lie in
Streit, tpobei bas Boot umfippte unb ei'
ner Der Sniufen. Sobn SGinsti ertrant.
Ser Is Sabre aIte Ridarb 9bo.
mas bon 8ineiton, Der iib am 4. Suli
curd cine .,9Op" B,itoIe bic Sanb per
lebte. farb am Samit q i'm WOies Gap.
lor Soipital an Der Diunoiperre unter
srdBliden 2eiben.
- @eorse gennineton unb WeIbiae
WoOre, tpelde anBetIust iino, bas gian'
tlcofe Boitamt Dor ettpa Stpei Uionaten
beraubt au babeu, purDen lebte Wohe
seeen Steauns bon ie SO, 900 8drsi6aft
auf freien SUB 8eiebt.
s Sie l8 Sabre aIte 2utie Surbine
urn 9ittston. bic por ettpa brei Doden
als Dienfmdbden bel 2Orens Walters
an 8iber StraBe SteIuns nabm. puroe
am 9enitas fir ibr seridtIideS @ridei.
men untsr $500 9drsiduft ssfe[t, nad'
Dem sS iiG erseben bate, bub iie ipGbr'
enO ibrer 0ieniiseit bic SumiIie um arti'
lei i'm Wsribe bon S85 beitoblen bate.
-Sranf @alunsfi unb iein II Sabre
alter Spbn Daniel. su 8uttonpooo, spei
Weilen bon bier pobnbnft, eritidten am
Sonntae in einem 8runnen, uls iie in
oenielben binabitiesen, UNI einen 8aaen
fir nube ipieIenbe Sunsen su boIen.
Stanley 8rssfofSfp, Der ebenfalls binubs
itiee, aIs bic atpeI Gritaenannteu fein
Sebsnsssi6en mebr bon iih subsn, ipurbs
ebenfaIIS bon ben slftisen @aien iiber'
pdItiet, aber nod in 3eit eerettet, nm
nod sinitiinoiser glrbeit tpiebey sur Sc.
iinnune eebruht iperben su f6nnen. Ser
9runnen ipurOe idon felt Subrsn ni&t
benubt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-19
DelifateHen.

Sif&e: Reue Soadnbii6s Sdrinse
uno gtuGii6e Sarbinen, Samburser
glaIe in Del unb @eIee, @aUiur, Sars
oinen in 8adlen, 2obiter, Gppetit SiIos,
sefo6tsr Wadsrsl, 8ieIsr Sprctten in
Del.
a6fs: Sromase be 8rie, 2ie6er'
trans, Cream, @rdner, S4peiSer, 2im'
burger, 8adftein unb Sano 9die.
g8urft: SaIami unb @erpeIat, Wie'
ner, nit Obsr Obne Sauertraut, unb
5rantiurtsr in 8lAien.
SpesiaIitdten: O4ienmauls
SaIat, 9iebis's SIeifd. @rtraft. DIipsnbI
beim Quart, 2amm' 3un8en in Gbpfen.
@onarb Siebeder,
$50 2adapanna Abs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-19
Nprb Scrantpn.


9ebbrbe unternabmen am Bonner flag bi
idbrIids Snipsttion Der @aferlieferun
gen fur bas giorbenbe uno funben, bal
bic 8uitdnbe fur Elm beReres Bafer be
oeutenb elnitiser finb, ais trie Dor eineu
Sabre.
-Sn Der 8dde bes g. s. 8uune al
@eit Warfet Strabe entitanO am Dien
flag essen Abenb auf unbefannte g8eii
Elm sSeuer unb Elm Ilarm tparo bon &a'
fen 81 seseben; Der 8rano fonnte mi
eerinsem Sdaben esI6i&t tpsrben, eb'
bic 5eueripebr eintraf.
= Bert 8oberts. Elm anesteater bel
Rorbenpe 2sibtllss, ber ansebIit on
Dienitas 9bsnO. nadbem er Sraet
Spinele au elmer 5abrt in ieiner &ut'
ide aufSefOrbert bate, Sieie bur9 Elm
Wtsbifamsnt bstdubte unb oann ansrei'
fen poate. iteIlte eeitern fur Elm Serbbr
mOrsen SdrBi4aft. y
s.. 6. puine. 8rdfbent Der abins'
ton Surnpife Gompanie, mabie iib ftilt
am Ulontae Morsen nit elmer ssndsen'
ben Nn3abl 4rbeiter baran, bic oben Be'
nannts Strabs in anitdnbisen 3uituno
su isBen, bieieIben butten aber nur se'
rinse Sortihritte semadt, alS bic Pol'
siiten Saltrp uno 8lo6 nit benz 9airol'
tpaeen sridienen unb bic seiammte See
ieqidaft arrstirten, neil Baine ss psr'
idumt bate, einen Grlaubnibidein Su
srIanssn. 8ei benz folsenoen 8erbbr
bebielt Ii6 ber Ilbermann feline @ntidei.
buns Dor unb na6bem Yains Sl00 Siders
beit binterIest batte, tpuroe er uno bic an
oeren entlahen. Spdt am gta6mittaa
erIanete er bon 8idter 9lr4balo einen
ginbaItsbefsbI, UNI bic Stabt su psrhin'
bern, baB iis ibn BEL Der &epuraiur tpie'
Der ltbrt. Gm 9ienitas besab ii& 8aine.
eeitibt auf ben @inbaltsbefebl, pleoer
nit leinen 2suten on bic 8eparatur Der
Strabe uno puroe unbebeai8t selahen.
- Ser Sertpeite abrper bon @m. g.
2ufen. Superbiior bon RiOIep 3opnibp,
Delapare county, 8a., unb elm Sarser
bon Gbsitsr. Ya., tpurbe Sonntas MOr'
sen bon bier tleinen 8naben, bic 8eeren
fubten, in einem @ebdi6 in ber ;, ,giotd, "
nabe Der Bride ipel6e bic 2eeeett's
@rsef ireust. uufsefunOen. Cine porse.
funbens poftarte CAB ben anbult unb
lieb fehitsGsn, baB es 2ufen mar; in
ben Gaiden befano iib Sl00 8aareelb,
cine iilberns Gai6enubr, stuei 8leiitifte,
bic 9oltfarte unb mebrere anoere 8a'
pierre. 9ie 9obesuriade fonnte nidi
fefeefeIlt tperben. troboem Coroner &o.
berts iOfort cine 2eidenihau belt
@unben bate Der 85rper feline unO nur
bic N6sIidfeit burb 8ersiftuns lieei
Dor, trobbsm tpurbe nabe benz 3brper
nihts aufeefunben, bas Gift entbaIten
baben fonnte. 2ufen peridpano bOr
brei @ohen IeSten Samitas aus ieiner
Na6bari6uft unb ba er idon msbrere
@oben aupur an einem ibneren glnfuae
Der Grippe seIitten. 70 nimmt man an,
baB bieies cine Sci itsSii5runs sur SoIse
bate. Im MOntas erfannte Elm Sobn
bes aufssfunbsn isinen 8aier, unb ss er.
CAB iid tpie oben. bob er 2ufenS il;
ndbsrsS iiber befen IObesurfade fonnts
absr nidt fefssitelt perbsn.
nA- Annoneirt i'm ..WD6enbIatt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-19
9sutf6s grisfItRe.

HrI. emma Gbriit 8rauf GnsIsr,
6rI. Rartba Sud, @. gB. Ste,
Dltfsl SpiTpns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-19

- Sn Rbsine, @sfpfabIsn, iinb
neunsie 8etiOnen in Solse bss @snufes
BON idIe&tem Pferos1eiib srtranfi.
= Col. Senrp Mc@ormid. elmer Der
rsi6iten Wdnner bss StuateS BennipI.
uanlsn. itarb Sumiue in SarriSburs i'm
IIter bon SO Subren.
- 8u6OIpb Sir3sI in ct. 2ouis,
Wo., &I9ter bss 13. areiiss bon NiI,
fouri, elmer Der bsfannteiten Surilfen bes
Stuutes unb uu6 elmer isinsn bsRen
Burger, III in GIOptOn Bel St. 2ouis,
einem Serai6Iuss erIssen.
= Sn SspidIsp, sinem 8orort bon
piitsburs, brad 6rsitas Noreen ,u fri.
Der Stunbs Elm Ssusr aus, bas Ie&S
8obIeniduppen unb GisbduIer, brsi
Stale, elm Ssadnertbaus uno ie&s
5radtpusen Ner gennipIpunia' 8abr
serfbrte. SomueI Noobs, Elm Stall.
tns6t. unb a6i Bfsroe psrbrannien A.
IObe. aIlen s. Sups unb 8irnet
Strange tparen bic gissntbtlmer bel
8sfstbums. Saaben $4,000.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-19
(garbpnbaIs eprrtiponbsni.1

-Samss Steele bon Belmont Str.
un6 als 8remier elmer 8dneirIOtomOtipe
i'm WapfisIb Sofe Der D. & 8. 8abn
anssitsat. Iieb am Dienitae &Ormittus
,tpei Barren in cine g8ei6e, als bic
Sdiebftanse brad unb ibn Dor bic 8ar'
rem mari, bsrsn Rdber ibm beiOe 8eine
abIdnitten, 6as eine obsrbalb, oaS an'
bsre unterbaIb benz 2nie; er tpurbe in
duberf fritiidem 8uhanoe BEN @mer'
ssnep SoipiiaI Iberfdbrt; er farb oa'
ieIbit lpdt sefern Abeno.
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Gine pra9tboQe
MnsfeQnng
bon SDntuter
9reiiing sacqnes

1T in bieisn Gasen in unisrem Sem'
ben TaiIsn Department su isben.
sic iommen in ipsib. roia, plcIett,
bIau, etc., unb bic auSpabI ber Stp'
len unb Sarbsn @Ombinationsn 1T 10
srOB. bab sS Sbnen Isi&t isin tpirO.
pisIs su finben. bic Sbre Sheen bon
autem @si&mud unO anpafenbbslt
sufrisbsn feIen tperben.
So. greiis fnb ausnabmStpeIie nieO'
rig, psnn man bas bobe Stanoarb
bon sutsm @eidmud unb fsinsr Aua'
Iitdt in 8etru6t siebt. Sic tpiirben
pabrbaft nidt einmuI buran oenfen,
bieieIbsn su bem Breiie bersuiteasn.
tpeI6en tpir uerlanesn.
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Dapne Gpuntp.

Snnesbale. .-glIton Sisco, Der IL
Sabre alte 8nabe, peIber am porIebten
Oienfas Su SIo Canaan ieinen 8ater
Ourb einen &ebolperibub tbotste, tpurbs
am SrgtaS bem bieiisen 9efdnsniB iiber'
tpieien.-DaS bieii8e 9oitamt 1T ieOen
Sonntas ben sunaen Gag often, iObab
,.2odbOr" 8eiiber Su irseno elmer 3sit
lbre BOitiuben abbOlen f0nnen. -Satbes
rinu, bus 7 Wonate aIte 969tsrIein bon
frau glliabetb S6lsin, bas elmer Guns
senfrunfbeit erlu8, purbe am 6reitae
i'm bsutiden faib. SriebbOfe beerbist.-
Sc If anserest tuorben, bier oOer in Oer
naditen 9fadbariduft Elm srobes Som.
mer Sotel au erri4ten uno am Sreitae
Ibenb fanb cine bieSbeSGslide 8ers
iummIuns fait, in ipelder Elm GOmite ers
md6tist tparb, Subicriptionen fur ben
3ped anaunebmen.-Srau 2ouis Diia'
bauisr, cine betannte Srau ber Stabt,
itarb am SSreitas Worsen in ibrer Wob,
nuns an 3peiter Strabe unb tpurbe am
Sonnta8 beerbiet. 9ie 8eritorbene,
tpelbe bon BEN 8atten unb elmer So1tsr
dberlebt tpirb, tpurbe 1920 in 8apern
seboren, mar uber felt ben Iebten 40
Sabren bier pcbnbaft. Der 8Obn.
uns ibres SObnes Soiepb peridieb am
Sonntas gla6mittas 6rau Sarah Sa.
cobS ie tpuroe 1915 in PrsuBen se.
boren uno fam bor 5 Sabren nod Ames
rifa. Sbrs 8ssrbisuns erfOIste am
Dienitae No6mittas. .-prOf. S. s.
Stesmaper reiite am WOntus nu6 crop,
y. y.
Sauleb. Der Gditsin Der nsuen ia.
tbollihen 9irde babier tpirb am nd9fen
Sonntas burd 8iidof SOban nit ent'
ipredenben SeierIidteiten ssIsst tperben
-Sobn 6. Silent. Elm laneiibriser 8dr'
ger bon Song Rioee, itarb am porlsBten
Dienitag i'm gllter ben 70 Sabrsn unb
purbs am Donnsritas i'm gaft gnb
8alnut 9robe Sriebbofe beiseiebt, mos
bel 8aftor 6. 6. 8ottlieb ben Srausr'
oient Isitets. Ser 8erforbene, Der aus
Deuti6Ianb eeblrtie mar, tpirb bon bsr
@uttin. bier Sbbnen unb elmer SO4ter
iiberlsbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-19
Subldc
SOnlrllcr
9relltllg
SatqllrS.

Sar Spmmer 8squemIi6teit in ben
Stunbsn Der 8uriidsesosenbeit siebt
ss nidts in Damen 8Isiouns. ba8 benz
bdbi&en 9rsRins Sucqus sIeidfommt.
anssferiist aus einsm sarten Wlate'
riuI unb iGnhIsrii6 einsefabt nit
Spiben, Embroidery uno pieaeitt fel'
men 9imitp pber 2aun. aus ipeIden
bieie Iuftise @eipdnber semadt iinb.
oosr pielsi6t eins Combination aIer
brei.