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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-30
Ginipanbernna aus @anaba.

SiIfssS 1aBamtsiscretdr GapIor, Der
bon MontreaI bia Retp Yorf mad ber
8unbesbauptitabt suriidisbrte, bebauptet,
MitteI uno Beee eefunben su baben, UNI
ber uneontroairten ginpanberune iiber
bic 8renae bon Ganaba einen 8ieeeI bots
suidieben. 8isber ipar eS befanntIid
elm 2eidtes, unentbsdt unb unbelditist
iber @anaba in bic Staten su fommen.
Die Dampfsrs@ eieaiduften i~teIten bic
Silets einfad bis Quebec aus, unb bann
seIan8 Der llebereane fiber bic @rsnse
banf Der ,,Nadfidt" ber giienbabns@es
felfdaften leidt. Stun foQ in Auebec
Elm glntpanberunes. Depot auf Soften
Der 0ampfsrs @eieaidaften erridtet tusr'
ben. mo ieber @mi8rant elmer ftren8en
nnterfuduns untertporfen tperben foa,
Die gtfenbabnen haben fid berpflihtet.
feline 8iQetS fiir bic Ser. Staten an
giniuanberer su ~berfaufen, bic feline 8aRe
baben uno bic 8ilsts aIer 8erbddtieen
ioaen .,an Der @rense su inipisiren''
marfirt tperoen. Serner mifler
li6 ale gintpanberer Dor be,
abfabrt bon europa elmer ftrensen drst'
tiden nnteriudune unter bet auffidt be'
Oampfer'9 eieaibaften unterslebeu. aa,
8ranfen tperben su~rideepieien tperber
unb bic Danpfer'8 eieaihaften bubel
ii6 bereit ertldrt. ale 9eportirten au
eigene 8oiten mad europa 3urtidsubefbr'
bern, aud tpenn bic Ser. Staten au'
ben Wanifeiten nidts ais beren Seftlm'
m%unsS8ebiet a~n8eBeben iinb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-30
8etu attentat.

8rdIibent Mc8inlep pirb isbt bon ben
Detectives beS @ebeimbienitbureaus iorB,
fGltie bebiitet, man bat fur ieinen Shut
auberorOentlide WnBnGbmen eetrOfsn.
neil man beflrdtet, baB mfoIae her aus
fibrliden 8eritte Iber bic 8elbaftunq
,er beioen StaIiener Hatale 0iorsSea uni
Vi9uel @uiOo bel beren 2dnbuna ir
Rew YOrf, Semano auf ben 8ecanter
tOmmeu lam, ben BgdItoenten tpirtlid,
umsubrinssn. llebri9enS perosn al,
An8aben oer selben 3situneen iber eas
lnsebIide Gomplott 9esen DicEinIrr
Jest pficiel ala faIib beSeibnet. Sr
purbe bon @btf QDilfie bonn 8rbeimbienll
Bureau entibieoen %beitrtten, oaB 8s,
weife BOZ bnnoen ieien, uono6 Ntoresec
unb @uipo teabidtibtsn. ben 8raiiOen'
ten au ibeten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-30
Sat ben Giatten ipieber.

Cine romantifGs @eididte bat it
atlanta, Ga, Elm unrlbmIi6es. iebod
ale Tbeile befriebi8enbeS gnbe eefunben,
Dor elnieen Mohen brannte bon Doper.
Del, SRI. SOiepbine Badarp nit ibreu
5bpaeer, Or. $. Wt. Wtltinion, burb.
Die 8eiben eeb6ren Der ioBsnannten
.,bsHsren" @sfeafdaft an unb bic Dard'
brennerei erreete rlefises Iufieben, UNI
fomebr, ba SRI. 8adarb ibrer S4Uefter,
Der iie ben 9atten 8eitobIen bate, f6rteb
tie tperbe iib oenielben ourb ben leib'
baftlgen Satan nlbt tpieoer entreiben
laHsn. gbs lie iib bon benz leibenidaft.
LID geliebten Wlanne trenne, tpiroe ne
Worb unb TObtidlas bessben.
2eBte Wode traf bic sramsebeuste
Dtutter Der 8erirrten elm uno eS fam su
elmer bodbrnmatifden Scene. Das @nbe
bsrislben mar. bab 5rI, Badaro t~brdnenOsn
4u5es auf ben 8ellebten bersidtete unb
berIpra6. ibre IeibenihufiIide 2isbe fur
ale 3ufunft niebersufdmpfen. Or. @iIt
iinion elite nit benz ndditen 3u8e in BE.
gIeitung zines Deteelips - alein traute
Tim bic fdrforglihe Sdpiesermutter niht
auf ben Weg bic Seimreiie an, un in
bic Grme isines Wsib6enS, baS msbr alS
2ammeseeouIN bubsn mub. su ellen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-30
1tu,ufrieee enc Nusffener.

auf benz Barrier IuSit lIunsSpIase if
es su ftItmiiden Seenen 8etommen. pet'
plel @!winner Don bronssnen uno fiber
men WiebaiIen bariber tpiitbenb iparen.
oab is feline eolbeneu Weealaen erbal
ten battsn. S,e bebaupteten. iie pdrei
oasu beredtiet. Sic betlebien tbt,
Stautaitsn nit 9roteiten seaen bic @nl
iheibungen Der 9reisrlht,r uno Mathis
ll6erweife sceen bic BIafate 8rob'
Wensen an. Ser @eneraIcommlfo'
ianbte beipaffnete Baden. bic bic Ptn.
fate abrsiben ioaten, bic IusfttIsr pro.
u~itutsn unb in einieen Saaen. ais leB
tsre bel Der 4usfIbrun8 bcS SeFCblei
@stpalt a%npenbsten. fam e8 au Sbla
eereisn nit ben I~ustelern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-30
8aiser 0Bilbctm fol- belfsn.

Sobannu 8eutinscr bon SUbOten fault,
DOR unaefdbr fiinf Sabrsn IN Der Ndb'
res Sadeniad Fingers einen 8auplaB fiji
s75. AIs iis ibren 8auffhein in Sdn,
ben bate. besab iis iid mad Sau'e uni
%uefimmerte Ith nidt metr um oaS @runb
Hid. Dor einieen Tu9en maate it'd
fri. 8sutinser auf. um ibr 8eiiBtbun
pieoer einmal su bsfidtiGen. Iber me,
beidrsibt ibr gritaunen, als iie anitat
Ger 8antinen Der bamal8 bort arbeitenoeI
Staliener. aleS in elnen ib6nen aruneI
5tddenrdum, bic unb ba NIT 8lumer
unb 8dumen bepflanst, umsetpunbel
fanb. 9luf ibr 8efragen erfldrte MO,
ibr, bnB bisS Elm Sbeil beS 8rdnd 8roots
Barfes iei. SRI. 8eutin8sr elite gu be,
@fer Bari. Commit ION unb bier ibeilt,
man ibr nit. oab lnfolse Der unbeaublteI
5teusrn bas @runbitud an Die Staot Der
tauft porben 'ei. SRI. 9eutingcr fonnt'
Oas uidt beriteben uno brobte benz Ses
creidr Der @ommifiOn fails lbr nint 9ieh
pieberfabre, OF ben ,,osutfden &alIer'
uppeQiren su polen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-30
eelapare. sadapanna unn aseaern Balm

Siiblid -gsrldBt SCRANTON fir Nsp gorf
nm las, 300, $40, SO unb t0.05, 8prmti.
tags ; 1875 1888 unb $40 9ia3mittags. Ghr
philadelphia IN 5 40, 800 unb zoos Mpr-
gens 10 So unb 1888 Na6ni. Sir Strputs-
burg, I'M 6.f0 Nabmittaas. Wilh- une Vie
rommUbattUns. 3ua nm 340 Ratmittags. Or
rsiht Sobpfeu I'M, 6.55, 7.fS. GIG Wprgsne A.;
t2.O9, 2.47, 4.4S, 7.t9 unb s.3S Ha6mittaas.
Srrsidi pbilapslpbia nm 1000 Mor.; LOG,
3.4S, 600 uns S.23 Nnbm. Grrsiht Scranton
pom Stem 2Jorf nm II 80, 1905, 4 Nc une 10 %
Wcr. 100, 1852. 5.33 une S.l5 WaGm. Bon
Strcubsburs UNI sos MOreens.
WOrDiid -8erlaBt Serantcn fir Buffalo unb
3pil6enftatipnsn, nm II IS. ITO, 4.t0 unb
$50 Wipr.; t.55 unb 5.4S Nadm. 8ir Ss-
peap une Spratuie nm 4.f0 Dior. unb LBS
Ha6m. Mir Utica I'M ITO Wpr. unb f.55
Naomi. Sir Mcntrcle nm $50 Mpr los
unt 5.4S Ra6m. SIR Rihpllpn I'm 4.t0 uub
els Nabm. Sir Singbamtpn, 1925 Born. u.
s. so Nadm. 9rreidt SCRANTON BON buffalo
nm 1 80, 2 SIS, 5.35 unb 1000 Wor.; $3.50
une 500 Ha6m. Bon Sspssp unb Syraeuit
nm 2.55 Dor. 1898 uub $3.50 RaGm. Bon
Syraeuls nm 500 Radm. Bon lliira nm Q SIS
DIOR; 1898 unS $40 NaGm. Bon Ritpl-
ion nm $50 Nor. unb 600 Na6m. Bon
RpniroIs um 7.55 unb 10 90 Wor.; 800
unb $40 Radm.
8looms6urg Sihifiou-9uIabt Scranton
fir NOribumbfrlanp nm Gas. 1905 Npr.
i.55 unb $50 Na6m Sir plymouth um LOS,
$40 S.55 II. ft.35 3a6m Sir Raniiecfs, $40
Mgr. Grretbt NoTtbuRberlane um 9.35 Wer. ;
Lie. 500 unb 8 As Na6m. Grrtiht Nautt-
cole nm $40 Wor. 9rrri&t plymouth UNI 200,
4.32, $50 unb 1890 8prm Grrsiht Serans
ton non Rprtbunbtrlaub um 8 AZ Wpr. :; H.
IS, 4.50 uub S.45 Hatm. Bon Nantiepfs nm
100 Nor. Bon plyntputb I'M $50 Dior. =;
800 unb 5.35 nnp lilo Ratm.
SonntasSs3aee.
eiblia -gsrlGet SCRANTON nm 1 40, 800.
$40, $50, 1905 Npr.j 1888 $40, unb $40
Hdhnt.
R0rolid -gsrli6t Scranton um II 1885, IT,
TO, A 10 Mpr.; t.55 unp 5.4S Na@m.
8loomsbnrg 9ibiffoH -gtrlGbt Scranton
UNI 1905 Mor. unb $50 Na6m.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-30

Ser 9isrbrausr 8ernutb Sennines
bon 1922 8. 2 Str, st. 2ouiS, tpuroc
I'M 8pOmIns NOIlseiseridt lnfOlse elmer
Intlaee ieiner 6rau su $40 8eIofrafe
oerurtbeilt. 6rau Ssnninss bsssu8ts
bsim 8erbbr; nWem Wann arbeitet
ittper in elmer bieiiBen Srauerei, tpofti,
er SIS @OdenIobn erbaIt. Stunt Doll
lars eisbt ct fir mid uno incline 8inber.
ben 8sft siebt er fir @strdnte unb 6rau'
snflsiber aus. Set fInf Sabren siebt ct
5rauenfleiber an, iobaIo ct 4benbs mad
Sauis tommt. ST Bat nntertbde. aIei.
Der, ia ct trast aud elm @oriett. Srdber
eine er aud in bieien aIeibern aus"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-30
ShreGfliher Bob eincS Haes
fdhrerS.

Gn Der Ode Der 100. StraBe uni
9srinston gIpe.. Stem gorf, fam elm 8aO
fabrer auf srdBIide @eiie um's 9eben
Der 4srmfte, tpeIder in fdneaem Tempo
fubr, bate. ba er porniiber 9ebeust out
benz 8abe fab. einen in ent8e8enseieBtel
Ridtuns baberfommenben 9ddsrpaeer
nidt bsmerft. gr bermOdte bemfeIben
ni6t msbr aussupeiden unb fubr init
FOLDER Seftiefsit auf oenisIbsn los, BAT
ibm bic 8asenoeidiel biz ans Sers in
bic 8rult brane. Nan mubte ben lin,
sIldliden nit @sipaIt bon Der Dei6iel
trennen. @S tpurbe cine ambuIans BON
SarIem SoipitaI rsquirirt, bod p~erftart
Der Mann. ebe bieieIbe e%intraf. Sis
9side tpurbs nod benz StatiOnsbuuie in
OF 1876. StruBe transportirt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-30
Mautfeff BON @pme,.

General Marimp @pue, Bat be,iaLih
Der DelsaatenpabI au Der fanstIeen
.goniiituSnte" elm Wanifest an bic alien
Observation-Disclosures Der I868.er unb 1895.
sr RspoIutipn in ga 9uda" eridsinen
IaFsn unb bittst aIe eubaniiden Aeitun.
asn. bas WanifeIt ,u pubIieirsn. SIN
Dem Manifeft beist Cd u. g.: Sheen
birfen nidt nit 8rin,ipisn perpedieIt
merben. Oie @bre berIanat es. bah man
bic 8~rin,isien bodbdIt unb liebsr fem
Qeben bofiiv binaiebt, Die Gonftituante
Io(te aus tpirfIihen RepoIution6rsn bes
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-30
Solitude sNaube Neiter."

Oberft @btparb gouns, Der GOmman,
oeur bss eriten 8apaaeris.R esimtnts be,
Electromagnetic bon SainOis. ertldrt. BAT
er sessn Die oils .,Gb,easo slough 8ibers'
betannte pOIitiide Organization Elm &c,
ri6tIiGes 8erfabren einIeiten perbe, uu
lie baran su b%erbinbern, nniformen ~
tragen, bic benen bes aenannten 8apal,
Ierie. 8ssiments gang dbnIid iinp. sumu'
elm @eieb i'm Staate Sainois beitebe.
peIGss ieber anberen Organization aIi
Der RationaIearbe. Der 9ranb Irmp uni
ben Sons Of 8eterans" berbiste. bic ii
unfsrem Ssers tibliden nniformen ~
trasen. Oie MitaIiecer Der &auber
8eiter, Organization bebaupten bierse'
sen, Is batten bas &sdt, Urgent
cine Uniform su trasen, 70 LANCE ie MIDI
bic 8udHabsn s. q. 9. (SatnOiS Ra'
tionaI @uarb) eebrautten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-30
DeltfateHen.

Sif6e: Neue Soadnbii6e Sdrinss
uno Rufifde Gardiner, Sambureet
IaIe in Del unb 9eIee, @apiar, Sars
oinen in 8adien, 2obfter, appetit Silbs.
aetOdter MadereI, 8ieler Sprotten in
Del.
SAFE: Sromaee be 8rie, 2iebers
trans. Cream. 9riner. Sapeiser. Gins
burger, 8aditein unb Sanb 8afe.
Burt: SaIami uno gerpeIat, 8ie'
ner, nit Ober obne Sauerfraut, unb
Srantfurter in 8i6fen.
SpeaiaIitdten: O6fenmauls
SaIat, 2iebis's Sleif6. @rtraft. Olipenbl
beim Quart, 2amms 3unsen in I6pfsn,
gbiparb 9 iebeder,
$50 2adatpanna glbs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-30
++Spfef

Wht Mes par 9obhrbler prR nFet Sdubs bod pbr nkbre, Der Sp bmmt BABE
Gar uidt In 8eradt sum apRenpeHe safanf. @n ppaen fan Tmr auf Eager bttahth ahp
onmsn Sf adGasf. I'm Sdubs 9bn @r6Bs w nbatn fpGauss s NOD fetf 8tt
8rauem Srhrts, GrBRn q, 8 3d. so Gents. ambsu.S 6ube aus RuRN&- aHbuj pan-
Hrausn Srfuts, aGe @rS6n; frlbe 80 90 fnhs habr $780, tH $225.
tBt 1925. antaRufas, aHpf unb S&narn, 30 6s.
MSnnste Saabt Rufa; tHtr $780, lest mx. ..ax. g-j- ..m md nsh E, ka,
$500. NW 9aanfreh UT ln' aW Hp ~ '"B'
Mauns.@ tube as RuNNb4 aotkbn pu. Tar S&utt 3EHigmfaas prb Sbfn Ss
trbta hhbr $3.50, tBt $3.50. I@dt sWrhdafatt.
Sbamf s Spcmcer, "'' 40 .! ssr"s :. CITRATE
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Stat obiO. 9tast 2olsSO, !

eueds county. IS.
Granf s. Gbentp bsittpSrt, eab tr Der
aIttrt PARTNER Der Girma r. 8. Gbenep &
8 0. n, tslHs @jti6Gftt in her Stabt 5UIspC,
In pbtnesnanntsm Staats unb COUNTY tbut, unp
bae tsIdett 5irma bic Summt bon ct I'M :
bert Dollars fir isbsn 8dl ppn 8atnrrb
bt,abltu pirb, str burG ben 8sbrau6 BON
5aII's 8atarrb.8uI nt9t etbstlt per-
ben fam. Granf 8. Cheney.
- 9tlbpcrsn Dor mir iirie untsrI6rie.
Sisasl. ( ben In mtinsr Gtsenipart am 6.
t~s September U. .. 1886.
u. 0. 8Itapn, bHsntIt6sr Rctar.
SalNs aatarrb.Aur Dirb inusrIit ssnOmmsr,
unb pirft brett auf bas 8lut unc bic iblstnti-
gtn SbnfGGrn bee Syiruis. eabt sud UNI"
ieuif 3sugnifs fpmmsn.
8. s. Gtsnty s. Co., Spltbo, ..
l6E- 8srlauft BON alien aprtbtfrru, rs Sts.
5al's GamilisH gilfH Pint. bic bsifsH.
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G;iienbabn Seittabelie.
erie uno @pOmina gaasp eifsnbabn Go
in Ar0lt am %. Wlai 1910

III NTnTI nm Is. UlaI I5IU.
3use p%srIalen SCRANTON fir Saplsp, eafs
Ariel UNI 3pil6sniatipnrn fpIetnenmaben:
re. 2, S.45 YOrmittass; &c. a. 2.25 Nab-
mIttags; No. 6, $40 Rabm.; HO. 8, 7.55
Na6m. Scnntasssigs I'M 900 Born. unp
200 9fabm. 3ise Nos. 2 unb 4 psrbinpsn in
Slplsy fur Iunfte an pr Grie 8abn.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-25
"OURS'" TROUBLES ENDED.
a COLONEL AND LIEUTENANTCOLONE
TO BE ELECTED TOMORROW NIGHT.

At last there seems to be prospect of settle
ment of the uncertain condition in which the 23d
Regiment has rcen for over year in being without
either a colonel or neutenant-colonel The solution
the difficulty which has confronted the regiment
In satisfactorily filling these places has at last been
found-mOst happily, it is beleved-n the decision
of Brigader- General Alfred c. Barnes and Captain
Jasper Ewing Brady to allow their names to be
presented for election to the places Of colonel and
Neutenant-coonel respectively. All friends of the
regiment. which is known as ours g" are rejoicing
over the prospect Of a new of prosperity for it.
Acting upon orders from Brgadier-General James
McLeer. Major David X Case has issued a call for
an election which is to be held in the armory in
Bedfordave.. Tomorrow night al $50 o'clock Gem
eral McIeer is TO preside over the election. AL
though, according the code. General Barnes and
Captain Brady have ten days in which to accept or
refuse their election. is believed that they will
accept at
The 23d Regiment has been without i colonel
since the retirement OF Colonel Alexis G.. Smith, a
year ago IL has ha1 no i"utenant-colonel since
the resignation OF l-leutehant-Colonel Ezra De
Forest four yeas ago For several years there has
officers of the regiment. which, although il
suited in no open break. worked gradually against
not felt that no open fight should at any
hazard, 1t might have been that the trouble would
have been out and over long ago. But
cared to be responsible Tor public wrangle, and
After many rumors that he would resign Colonel
smith finally got out year ago Since that time
1t has been duo in II" small measure to his skill
and tact that serious trouble has been avoided. and
the differences among the officers have been har-
monized satisfactorily at last
The search FOR = man who was willing to accept
command of the regiment was long and trying
Neither Major case any other of the officers
willing to accept the rcsponsib ibiltty of the
sition. and an outside man was sought. Many
names were presented and rejected. Some were
not satisfactory. aLd tn" men who were wanted
we're not willing to accept the place Lieutenant
Colonel DE Forest finally elected colonel Then.
much TO the surprise Of everybody. he positively
refused TO acG,rpt ne election, because it was not
the internal trouble O the surface in an unpleas-
The affair dropped for while,
however. until things cooled down.
Colonel Henry cary Sanger then brought for
ward candidate. but he could not he induced
to accept Finally Gene, Al Alfred c. Barnes was
induced to consider offer. For many weeks he
has been looking into the affairs of the regiment
and making up his mind. He finally consented to
accept the place condition that he receive a
unanimous election. pledge Of support from every
New-York tribune., 1900-11-25
TIE DRIVEN WELL WATER.
LITTLE DAMAGE DONE TO FARMS BY
PUMPING-FORBELL'S CASE EN-
CEPTIONAL.

The driven well supply OF Brooklyn. which was
The subject OF the affirmation of judgment for
damages against the city last Wednesday by the
Court OF Appeals IS one OF the most important In
the water system of the borough 1t supplies in the
aggregate about forty million gallons OF the daily
average consumption OF about ninety million, and
that the purest and best pumped into the dis
ributing reservoirs, at Ridgewood and Mount
Prospect. No well informed person believes the
system will be abandoned, newspapers
have intimated, and statements of the far reach
hg effects OF the decision, by engineers of
the Department of Water Supply. generally
regarded exaggerated. The driven wells cannot,
IN the present critical condition of the borough in
regard TO water. be spared, and we'll informed men
are strongly of the opinion that the solution OF
the water supply problem involves an extension os
The driven well system. That the city will be the
target Of numerous damage suits, many of which
will be somewhat speculative in their ORIGIN is
garded a foregone conclusion, and these suits
will have to be defended at a heavy expense.
Those familiar with the situation of the driven
well plants however, also that the
number OF farmers with such clear causes of action
that OF Benjamin F. ForbeI whose suit was
New-York tribune., 1900-11-25

where he served for two years and eight monthas
under Colonel LScum. who was recently ALeu ~ ~
China During the railroad riots in Chicago IN -
he was an aid to Colonel R. E A Crofton;L rssS Wy
commanded the Regulars there AT the ouLo.ssT
OF the Spanish war he was promoted 10 80 80
lieutenancy, and shorty after became voluntser.
captain in the United States Signal Corps pIns
the trying times IN Tampa prior to the EN- as
Of the Cuban expedition Captain Brady acteo "a -
press censor He II who held the Tampa en- ~
OF the telegraph wire from the White House Isf ~
which came the secret orders for the movement -
the troops. a,
Later Captain Brady was chief signal omces ,.d =
Santiago the STATS of Generals Lawton at a..
Wood. In 1899 he returned to Columbus, OnIo az ~
after serving short time retired in SePtenOeA -
the same year. -, .h.
At present Captain Brady is the director Oh ncs o
Brooklyn agency OF the New-York Life InsqIsaIrG
Company, with offices in the Franklin 6unIi-fs
His home is at No. OILS East Twenty-secono-'~'
Brooklyn.
Major David K. Case said yesterday that ne 80
delighted TO think that the I'D Regiment haS
fortunate enough to get such capable u. ~. are
Some night this week he will give dinner III "a
stan officers. token of his appreciation %, ~ In
way they have assisted him since he has peeA =
command Of the regiment
New-York tribune., 1900-11-25

died on March 81. 1851. soldier in the Pequot
War.
enlisting December 10 In Company and in
April 1861 taking part in that memorable march
10 the front. In November 1862 he was transferred
TO Company r, 23d Regiment. left general
Service about Gettysburg and all through the Penn
sylvania campaign. On May 10, 1864. he elected
% 1867 his term of service having then expired He
was out OF active service for nine years. In 1876
he was elected major OF the 23d Regiment and
commanded a detachment OF one hundred men at
he railroad riots of 1877 at Corning. n. Y where.
mounted engine revolver in hand. he ran
his train through mob OF rioters. awing them by
fical report In 1871 he took command of the newly
organized cadet corps of the 23d Regiment. The
title of Ours first given this regiment by
General Barnes. In December 1879: Governor
Cornell appointed General Barnes on his staff as
general Inspector Of rife practice with the COM
mission brigadier- In the National Guard
rifle practice throughout the State and was one
Of the stan officers who selected the site OF the
permanent camps at PeekskiH
ELECTED COLONEL OF THE THIRTEENTH
In 1884 he was elected colonel of the 18th Regi-
ment and his rank of brigadier-g general remained
by brevet. he being the only. colonel In service
holding that rank. In 1886 he retired from active
military service.
Captain Jasper Ewing Brady has had an inter
estipg career. Born in Pittsburg Penn. on Sep
the age of eleven This profession he followed up
to the time he was twenty-one. and many OF his
series of stories published by him under the
title. Tales of the Telegraph"
BEGAN MILITARY SERVICE AS A MARINE
Captain Brady began his military career as a
marine In the United States Navy, serving In Bos-
ton for eight months Then he enlisted in Uncle
ians with the 18th Infantry. He secured 'e com
mission, ana was transferred to the 18th Infantry
New-York tribune., 1900-11-25
10 DECISION IN THE DURYEA CASE.

CHARGED THAT THE DAUGHTERS TOOK ALL THE
vALUABLEs IN THEIR FATHERS HOUSE.
Mineola, Long Island, Nov. 24-The contest of the
VIII Of Edgar f. Duryea the starch manufacturer
came up before Judge Seabury in the Surrogate's
Court here to-day. Judge Seahury was unable to
render a decision to-day regarding the appointment
of a temporary administrator OF the Duryea estate
He said that he would take up the subject as soon
possible
Mr.. Thompson received permission to file an af-
hdavt in reply to the statements contained in an
afadavtt made by E. r Payne. one of the LAWYERS
employed by Walter E. Duryea the SON Of thu
dead manufacturer, and the defendant in the case
Mr Payne In his affidavit alleged that the three
daughters OF Mr. Duryea had taken all the val
uaolee In their fathers house after his deafh ana
had also taken the keys of the house and nre .o
vented any from entering anu pfe
New-York tribune., 1900-11-25
COMMISSIONS FOR GUARDsurr

The following commissions were received ,r,r,
iOany Al at the headquarters of the Second Brigade
N g. n. Y, yesterday afternoon and will he e.
warded to the officers tomorrow: First leu,o-a,.
and battalion adjutant, j. A. Doremus 47tb Regi-
Inent; captain and regimental adjutant Tbomas D
fieming. 18th Regiment; first lieutenant and hot
tauon quartermaster w. ]. Travis; second Ueutan
ant Thomas J. Frank, 18th: second Lieutenant d
ming, 18th Regiment a. o REM
New-York tribune., 1900-11-25

years old, address unknown. at once removed
to North Brother Island The woman was ad
mitted TO the hospital on May II, and on August
gave birth to child. On September. g. with her
child she was transferred to the Infant Hospital
where they had room to themselves. She com
planned on Sunday of fever. and Thursday morn
ing one of the doctors found that ire woman
showed symptoms of smallpox. DR.. Bacon house
disease must have been brought TO the hospital by
a visitor
New-York tribune., 1900-11-25
THE NEWS OF BROOKLYN.
AFFAIRS ~ THE BOROUGHS ON LONG LSLAND-H4FFEN-
NGS IN NASSAU AND QUEENS.
KILLS WIFE AND HIMSELF.
AN AGED MAN ENDS AN UNHAPPY EXIST
ENCE WITH DOUBLE TRAGEDY.

AN AGED MAN ENDS AN UNHAPPY EXIST
ENCE WITH DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
William Lemberg scventy-three\ years old after
shooting and killing his wife Kate yesterday at
their home, No ga State-st.. Brooklyn. committed
suicide. Lemberg formerly employed by j.
c. WempIc manufacturer of shades in Man
haitian, but account OF old age he could not
hold his own. and when he could not take care
Of his family he sent to an institution for
the aged. He returned from 1t recently. and had
not been happy with his wife, who was twenty
years his junior.
The old mans daughter. Clara, employed as a
salcsgirl in a Fulton-st store home for
luncheon yesterday, and found her mother and
father dead. 1t seemed that first Lemberg in
tended to hang himself as there was rope hang
ing from post in the room, but after shooting
his wife he went into adjoining room and
shot himself twice. The girl was taken care of by
the neighbors and the bodies We're removed to an
undertaker's shop in the neighborhood.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-25
STATIONS FOR SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS.

AFTER conference yesterday between Superin-
tenoent Ward and members of the Teachers Com{
mlttee regarding the establishment Of stations
where substitute teachers can be secured at short
nooce' IL was decided to organize about ten sta
TONS TONS 10 various parts of the borough and eouip
te Win telephones. Every morning the substi-
sssacner wiiI report at the station and when
station "1ii s0 inciuoeo IN each