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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-12

From the Kansas City Times)
The silence OF Tom Reed and Benjamin Har-
rison will persuade more of the old guard Of the
Republican party to vote against imperialism
than the roarngs Of Roosevelt the rantings OF
Grosvenor, and the vaudeville oratory Of Jona-
than Dolliver will befool into voting for the
Hanna-AIcKinley policies of criminal aggression
and trust fattening.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-12

An election in Maine is always a good
thing il for no other reason than that it
gives the country chance to hear from
Manley. In victory and defeat ManIey
is alike happy. Does Maine give the Re
publican ticket plurality of As coo? Well
Ter and better. We remember Marley in
1880 That year the Democrats carried
the State and elected General Plaisted
Governor and Nanley nearly tainted for
Joy. Just think OF the gains we will make
the next time" said Marley.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-12

Our missionaries in Pekin demand that
if the American troops are withdrawn,
they shall escort the native converts OF
the American missions to a place of safe
tyA otherwise the yellow Christians WI
be massacred. This introduces an en-
harrassing factor in the scuttling prob
lem. But probably it will be disposed OF
by turning over the converts TO the care
of Providence. whose business it is to
look after them. and leaving them to get
CIT OF their desperate situation as best
they may. They must not be allowed to
stand in The way Of good politics.'
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-12

tional Committee OF his party. or give out
an interview TO the press associations. The
prevailing custom Is redundant. clumsy
and on the whole rather ridiculous
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NOTES OF THE CAMPAIGN.

Nnine and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in
Washington do not attempt to disguise the
serious view they take of the results OF
the elections in Vermont and Maine. They
admit that the most significant feature Of
the returns from these States is the Ger
tainty that the Democratic boilers Of 1896
cannot be relied upon TO vote for Mr.. Me
kinley this year. In both States the
percentage of increase in the Democratic
vote and of decrease in the Republican
vote is about the same and shows plainly
that the currency question is so COM
pletely divorced from politics at present
that the mass of the Democrats who de-
serted the party four years ago feel free
to return ami rebuke the Administration
for its fiscal, economic, and colonial poll
cies. II goes without saying. of course.
that if the Maine and Vermont percent
ages of Democratic gains and Republican
losses hold good in all the States in No
vember Mr.. Mckinley will get a much
smaller vote in the electoral college this
year than Mr.. Bryan got four years ago.
While not even the most optimistic Demo-
Crat is willing seriously TO contend that
the Maine and Vermont percentages VIII
obtain in all the Other States in Noyem-
Der. yet they, the most conservative sup
porters of Bryan and Stevenson, see in
the returns from these New England
strongholds Of Republicanism the unmis-
taxable evidence of the return of the De-
mOcracy's fighting spirit. The party has
never lost when it was thoroughly united
for then in great pivotal States like New
York and Indiana the dominant political
sentiment of the people asserts itself. 1t
goes without saying that but for the OF
ganized Democratic revolt of 1896 Mr..
Mckinley would not have been elected.
This is another way of saying that Mr..
Mckinley owed his election to Democrats
and not to granting, OF
course, that the great bulk of Republicans
voted for him. 1t is easily demonsta-
Bile that if the change in Vermont and
Maine occurs In Indiana, Michigan, Min
nesota The Dakotas, Kentucky, and Cali
fornia. Mr.. Bryan will carry all those
States by large majorities. considera-
bly, larger percentage of change would
have to be brought about in Illinois and
New York to give him these two States
but as they both usually go heavily one
way or the other there is excellent rea
son at this time for the belief that he will
get them.
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General Sir Redvers Butler has taken
Mauchsberg after hard fighting, and with
Ian Hamilton and Hildyard is closing in
on the Beers. whose resistance seems
about TO come to an end. The last Of
fetal reminder that two Republics existed
where now Lord Roberts rules disappears
with the erasure from the map of the
TraDsyaal State. Henceforth it Will be
known as the Yaal River Colony.
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ConsoIing.

(From the Philadelphia Prcss)
Mr. Coodley-Alas Our friend SpouteT has gone
TO that bourne whence no traveller returns.
Mr.. Hardart-Yes. thank goodness. He can't
come back and lecture about II.
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The Sidewalk Drama.

(From the indianapolis Journal)
''Strutter has gone on the stage.
This time o YEAR,"
''Yes: he's playing with an Uncle Toms Cabin
company in that department store show win
dow
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-12

Joker From Mexico.-The volatile
New York journalists appear to have be-
come very much excited over the presence
in that city of Mr.. Joseph A. Robertson.
of the Republic of Mexico, and what he
is supposed to have said to the Hon. W
]. Stone. who is managing the Bryan and
Stevenson campaign in the East. Mr.
Robertson is quoted as having assured
Governor Stone of desire to contribute
heavily to the Bryan campaign fund, both
for himself and other rich men in Mexico,
ish. and others Mexican and Spanish. The
inference is that the business interests
of Mexico are very anxious for Mr..
Bryan's success. Mr.. Robertson is de-
scribed as one of the greatest railroad
magnates in the sister Republic. and as
a man of many millions. The fact is
that Mr. Robertson went to Mexico only
n few years ago from st. Louis and though
he has been quite active and prominent
in railroad development of the country on
the other side of the Rio Grande, still
he has not been sufficiently dominant In
Mexican business affairs to have amassed
a fortune of nearly such huge proportions
as represented by his credulous New York
interyiewers. Mr.. Robertson gained the
reputation of st. Louis greatest practical
Joker before he went to Mexico and it is
suggested that he is at his old tricks
in New York and is ''stringlng' the
metropolitan scribblers. Then. too. Mr..
Robertson is quite deaf. and it may be
that he did not hear the questions put
TO him by the New York interviewers. but,
not wishing to expose his misfortune TO
them. he assented to their propositions
without knowing their nature or purport.
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Mr.. Hanna Talking aueerly.-Mr.

Mr.. Hanna Talking Queerly.-Mr
Hanna has been talking in a startlingly
frank manner since his arrival in Chicago.
In newspaper interviews there this week
he has declared that the Republicans have
no 'cnch' on either New York or Indiana,
ana that only by hard work and close at
tention to details can they hope to save
those States. While it is certain. Of course.
that Mr. Hanna, in talking in this way.
has spoken the words of truth and sober
ness yet il is suspected that much of his
talk is aimed at the backward campaign
contributors. Before Mr. Hanna left the
East it was thought he had made arrange
ments for all the money he could use in
the campaign but it would seem that this
was an error He has not touched the
big packers at Chicago yet, nor is he be-
lieved to have secured from the magnates
OF the american Leather Trust anything
like an adequate subscription for the bene-
fat they have derived from the Dingley
Tariff bill. 1t may be. therefore, that Mr..
Hanna is trying to throw a scare" into
these interests by telling the Chicago
newspapers that the outlook for Mr. Nc
Kinloy is gloomy. Then too, 1t is thought
that Mr. Hanna went to Chicago depressed
with the evidences of Mr.. Platt's intention
to devote all the resources of his machine
10 TIE election Of the State ticket in New
York without regard to the interests Of
the national ticket, and IL this is true. OF
course, il behooves Mr.. Hanna to concen>
trate his energies on the close States Of
the Middle West and let New York shirt
for itself. As the situation stands at pres
emit Mr. Hanna possibly can land Mr.. Nc
Kinley a winner without the vote OF New
York provided. of course, the Republicans
are again united in Kansas. Wyoming. the
Dakotas, and the Pacific Coast, and that
Michigan. Minnesota, Wisconsin and Illl-
nois are 10 stand firm; but by the some
token Mr.. Bryan viii have to get New
YOrks big vote to win. with Indiana. Ken
lucky Maryland. and West Virginia thrown
in. Still II Mr.. Hanna IS to remain at tbs
Western headquarters of his National Com
mittee only two weeks, as reported, and
then come back East ana stay here until
the close OF the campaign, all this specu-
lation on what ne means by talking so
s-rashly to Chicago reporters is vain. be-
cause it denotes that Mr.. Hanna doesn't
mean anything of Significance.
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Qua,,s Inst Chnnce.-The primarie

Quss = Lnst 'hhhre--Ihe primaries
In Philadelphia yesterday either quite made
or unmade the Hon. Matthew Stanley
Quay. His managers have not said so, but
careful analysis of the situation in Penn
sylyania shows that without a solid dele
CATION from Philadelphia to the next Legis-
lature Mr.. Quay cannot hope to secure re-
election to the Senate. The primaries yes
terday were for the nomination of five
State Senators and thiTty-nne members of
the lower House at Harrisburg. 1t will be
recalled that Mr.. Quays failure in the last
Legislature was due to the fact that three
Senators and fourteen Representatives
from Philadelphia went back on him. 1t
is expected that eight of the Representa-
tivos who threw him down" will be mem
bers Of the next delegation from Philadel-
phia. II this proves true it fellows that
Mr. Quay will again fall outside the breast
works. Stlll. some of his partisans contend
that If b cannot be elected TO the Senate
at Harrisburg next winter no Republican
can be. Certain 1t is. they declare that no
"insurgent" shall succeed him. Before
they win permit this it is avowed that
they will throw the election TO the Demo-
Gratis, and that in this startling revolution
the Hon. James N. Guffey will be the chief
beneficiary The Times several days ago
published the details of this alleged deal
The anti-Quay organs in Pennsylvania have
made much of the story but no denial of it
has been made by Mr.. Quay or any of his
friends. Improbable as 1t sounds we'll
Informed Pennsylvanians assert that il is
true and that this will be shown to be the
case by developments al Harrisburg early
in January next.
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Shuls Seb6rbe.

SO tpurbe bon obissr 85rpsridaIt am
Nontas Abenb beidlofsn, stpsi Cots in
Der 6. Warb fiir Elm S6ulbaus an,ufaus
fen. trOboem fiir ben 3psd feline Der.
piaisun8 8sma6t poroen mar; Rap
uno Sraneois iparen sesen ben biesbesiig.
LID 8sma6ten 8oridlae bes 8au Cont.
tes, bod ale anbersn antpsisnoen Mit.
slisber ftimmten bafdr. Solde Gontrafs
loren, bic bis sum 4. September nibi
nit ben neuen Sdulbduiern fsrtia iinb.
folen esspunsen psrben, bic fsieeiebte
Strafe in ibren @ontraften su besablen.
Eas Nneebot Der DIAMOND 2anb Sms
proUsmsni Gompanis, brsi 2ots untsr as.
pifsn nmtdnosn Su perfaufen, purbe
referirt, sbenio tpie cine Rs9nuna BON
3. s. Sobnfon, fir Nnitrei6sn Der Ro.
80 S1ule. Dem 8au gomite iparb @r.
luubnib eessbsn, ben Gontrait far sinen
eiiernsn 3aun bel Der go. 28 S6uIe su
pertbsiIsn. SRI. Olmfteub tpurbe als
Prinspalin Der Trainirs S6ule pieber.
ernannt. 8uleBt ipurbs nod Der Con.
trait fur S6uIporrdtbe an mebrsrs Fir.
men srtbeilt.
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1tttStpu.

= 9urs Dor Wtitterna6t eeitern ipurb'
bas boppelte Wobnbaus oss Sobn Uiul'
len nobe Der Stabtsrsnse poaitdnbif
Ourd Seuer seitOrt; e&ubsn sttud
50. 900.
- am Montas au fribsr Worsen'
ftunoe fpuroen aipei 2iibauer bon @geter
Borough, bic iih auf bem Seimtpese be.
fanben, bon stpei StroIhen in mbrberi'
i6sr 8siie nit Meiier uno RliirmeRsr
unsssriffen. 8eibs Ansssriifens erbieI'
ten bbfe S6uittpunben uno elmer mubit
benz SoipiiuI iiberfiibrt peroen; ibrs
Ansrelfer ntfIobsn.
: SIN Der @obnuns bss @m. Sobn.
ion binier Barionaee Strabe. eerabe iibs,
Der Stabisren;e. eab ss am Samitna
Uioreen frdb elm Seuer. oas Dor ieinsi
8epdItieune einen Sbaoen bon 81 SOC
anridtete, Der ibeilpeiie psriidsrt III
Der 8Iod unb bic MbbsI bsr brei in bsm'
ieIben tpobnenben Samilisn tpurben na'
besu pOafdnbis seritbrt.
= Gn Wpomins 4benue IN Wef
pittston fubr am Sonntas Ibenb Elm
@efdbrt. in bsm 2atprsnee SidIer uni
VI. 6. gBiaiper bon Orange. 8a.. iabsn.
in einen niebsreepebten belabenen elettri'
iden Drabt; Ous 8fsrb tparb iOfort &C.
tobtst unb bic Suiuiisn aus Der 2uti&e
ssidIsubsrt, nobel SidIer auf ben DrabI
fieI unb in elm paar Ssiunben bon ben
elsftriidsn Strom bon | 100 Bolts eben'
fa0s eetbbtet tparb.
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gBilfesbarre Ra6rimten.

- Ssnrp Sohmann, Der ansebli& LOG
Sabre alt mar. iturb Isbts Bo&s nabs
Sasleton.
- @m. unb Warp 8atterion bon
bier. bic Der Srau @m 8. MaIonep bic
llidbrise To6ter itablen, tpurben am
Dienftas Abenb in Bauiesan. @is., OTIS
retirt; bas 2inb befunb ii& bel ibnen.
Souls ". Slider BON bier, beFsn
8ruber erft fiiralid ipeasn einem slei&en
8erseben unter 8drsf6aft ssitsat ipuros.
muBte am Dienitae flr iein seri&tlibes
@ri6sinsn 9drsfdaft hsllen, ipeiI er
Wsiiinsfdde in feinem 8siibs bate. bic
aus ben o., 8. & SO. Wsrfen ;u Ring.
iion eeitoblen tporben traren.
= Ct 4. Gonsrebmunn George 50.
Sdonf BON bier itarb am Dienfag in
Waibinston, 8. g.. iebr pIbBIi& an els
mem SersIsibsn. Ser 8erforbene, elmer ber
beftbsfannten 9lreer bss Bpomine Tba'
les. purbe am 26. Npril 1850 su Plp'
mouth esboren une es iiberleben ibn bic
Satin, elm Sobn uno elm Sohter.
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Bon 1eter8bura.

- Die bisfss bsutfde Bresbpterif1e
8ir6e bdlt bsute i'm Rup Gus Burf Elm
Yic Ric oh.
= Ser German 8ablsrs unb So.
mile bon Bridgeport, Conn.,, befanben
ii6 in ben Iesten Taasn bel ibren bisF.
gen 8sripanbisn gum Beiude.
SuroIo, Der iussnbli6s Sobn Der
gbeleute Gbas. Sarber BON Riee Str,
iturb am Wontas Nadt an Der &inbsr.
6oIera unb tpuroe ssitsrn besrbiet.
= @m. Sans bon Ribse 6trabs iolts
etltern arrsilrt tpetben, neil er sebrpbi
bate, Rubolf @ @nte bon 8rsseott Aps.
nue. su ibbtsn. SanS belt absr ben er.
idienenen BoIisiiten cine SGroiflintt
Dor unb iie unterlisbsn es babsr porIdu.
fig, ibn su perbaften.
= @eorss g. Senis bon GImira, 81
g., Elm WaidinsnIsitsr ber 2adapannc
giienbubn, fam am SamRas in 8srbinb,
une NIT ieinsm 8srufe bisrber; cnitatl
Ii1 auf einen norbipdrts fabrenben 3uf
su beseben. nabm er einen flbIi1en uni
ipurbe an Aib Strabs babisr abssIaisn
St lief nur cine futje Sirsde, aIs e
pI5bIi6 nisosrisl unb na6bem er ben
2adapanna SpipitaI iberflbrt tporbel
MGR. itarb er in Elm paar Winuisn, eli
Opfsr bsr fur&ibarsn SiSs.
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Wapue Gpuntp.

SunrsbaIe. -Sn ibrsr @obnuns su
Berlin peri6Ieo leste 0ode SRI. Sra.
tllba S4tb i'm Gltsr bon Al Sabren an
einem @ebirnIsiosn. Sbre 8ssrbisunp
erfoIete i'm bieiisen beuti6sn Iutb. Srieb'
bcfs unb Buitor ". D. @aQeniamp lei.
tete bic Srauerfeier. Bier 8rlbsr unt
orei S6uefer iibsrIeben bic @nti9la.
fene.-SeIena, bic iusenbIi1s To6ter
Der @beIeute Hidolaus Sonn bon Dp.
berrp, farb am 5reitas Worssn unt
Ipurce am Samfas i'm bsuti&en Iutb
5rieobofe beerbiet; Baior ". o. Sal.
lenfamp Ieitete bic Grauerfeier.-Srsb
8obIus bon SeeIeSbiae, elm 9emeiner
bon @ompanie 6, reifs am Wontas mad
Obio, UNI Der 4. Ser. Staten 3apallerit
beisutreten.
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Ssse 0arfer Rctt;en.

- Die @obnune bes Samuel R
Su8bes an 9sneQ court tpuroe on
Samifae 4beno um sinen anaue, SlC
Saar8elo unb Saidenubr bsfobIen.
= Der bstaste George 8urse uOr
Sdo Heunter Strabe uno in Der Bint
8roof Nine anseitsat, trus am Ssreitut
our4 einen Selienfaa einen iebr b5s per.
lebten Rlden babon.
= Sn Der bsu.i6sn fatb. ct. soban.
mes airde an Sdo Wain apenue fpurben
porleBten Wlitttpod 4benb bur& 9farrer
Beloen SRI. MprtIe Gilman bon Sadicn
Strabe unb Wm 8otbier bon Iorb Re.
beeea Gusnue ais sIddIides @bspuar elm.
seiesnet.
- unreineS 8lut beruriabt ben Mens
fhen oft pieIe 2eiben. Ser fiir,eite unb
ii6erfe Wes bafsIbe su reinigen, III burd,
Sebrau6 bon Or. alusuf 36nis's Gam.
burger Sropfen. Man eeute iteis 6aran
unb babe bieies WlittsI i'm Sauie por.
rdtbis.
= Senrp 2obIoib bon gpnon Sirabe
itano am Sonntas 4bsnb an Der gde
BON Siio Main Ipenue unb @pnon Str,
aIs elm @iienbabn 5orpebo auf ben nabe.
lieBenoen Strabenbabn 8eleiIen erpio,
birte; bic llmbdIuns berIeIben traf 3obs
lotb I'M 8eii9t, baHeIbe in furdtbarer
Beiie serfIsiidenb.
- Sbomas Carroll bon l6. unb Gu.
serne StraBen, in oeiien 2ofal ,tpei Con,
tabler lebte Wo6s bbs bsrfIopft porben
tein iolen. mubte am Donnsrfas 8iirss
i9nft iteaen, tpeiIe obne 2bens @etrdnte
pertaufte. Di. s. Sepine unb Daniel
Welullffe, bic ben @nsrif madten,
mubten ebsnfaas Sdrsf8aft ftsIIsn.
-Sn elmer am 5reitas abenb abaes
baltenen DiafenberiammIung in Wears'
Saae bei&IOien bic MinenanseitslIten
Der g., 8. & D. So. cine aIs 2ada.
tpanna befannte Union su organiIiren,
Der nur Inseitsate Der @ompanie spif6en
Gaplor uno 9idion @itp unsebbren ioIs
len; elm @omits ibsr Contribution unb
yteben8eieBe ipurbe ernannt unb iobaIb
oies einen 8eridt fertis bat, pirb cine
lpeitere 8erfammIuns einbsrufsn.
Srau Suaipan bon g1eunter Ctr.
uno ibre nabenobnenbe gidte SuIia
Suaipan batten am Wlontag Wlittae
Streit unb Iebtere ersriif sinen 2niippeI,
nit oem tie Der Sante mebrsre WaIe am
8opfe einen SdIas periebts a; bas Mab.
den bate bic Srau pabridsinIiG ssi5b.
tet, tpsnn man iie ni6t psrbinbert bate.
frau Sulipan tpurbe idIimm SerIsbt,
Oo6 tpiro iie iid. tpis srtpartet pirb,
tpieoer erboIen.
= Daniel @Ipnn bon Rsribian Str,
Der aIs 8remisr auf Der 2adananna
9abn anesitelt mar, tpurbe um 3l2 rbr
am Sreitas Nadt auf ben @sleiisn nabe
oer Scranton Strabe 70 fdIimm berIebt,
oab on ieinem 4uffommen sesipsifel parb.
gr lag sur 3sit auf ben @eIeiien, als elm
3u8 antam unb ibn in Der DunfeIbeit
lberfubr; beice 8eine purbsn abseidnit.
ten, elm Irm abseriFsn unb Der 26rper.
i4auoerbaft ssrbrldt. Mlan nabm ben
StperperIesten mad benz Woies 2ap.
lor Soipital. 9lm Samitas Worsen er.
lag Slpnn ben erbaltsnen 8erIesunssn.
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Npre Serantpn.

-9ie bieFss Ssuertpsbr ipurOe frIb
am Sreitas Woreen our4 3afen 80 in
Dienft bsrufsn; eine uIte Siltte brannte
unb cine furse Seiprisuns IDitts iis.
Ser 2aben bss Ssrrman 8abbsr i'm
grbeeitob bes StepenS 3ebdubsS on
Rnp aus Iuenue ssrieib am Dienitne
Ra1t auf unbsfannie Deiie in 8rano.
bod fonnte berislbe prompt nit serinesm
S6aben aelbi6t tperben; Elm IIarm bon
8afsn SO purbe se8eben.
-9bomas GoipIsp bon @sR Mar'
let Strabe unb i'm Bon StOr6 Sda&t
anesasQt. purbe ON Donnerfas Ha&'
miitae BON einem losesbro6enen Sus
Barren sstrofen. bic ibn tiberfubren unb
ieinen Sob sur SoIss batisn. Roiplep
lief bic Anfabrt binauf unb befano iib
uuf Oem Seimtpsss, als ii6 Der nnfaa
erei8nete.
= Sobn Smith unb @m. 2snaban.
,tpei i'm Beit 8ibee BREEDER aneefeqte
3nabsn, burdidnitien am amitl8 ben
sroben Treibrismen, Der bic Waibineris
Der Breeders betpest, um sinsn Ssiertoe
su erbalten. Cine llnieriudunB itsais
ben Gbattsitanb feit uno beoe tpurosn
fur ibr seridtIides @ri6sinsn unies
8drsf6aft ssheIt.
= 1bomas Woifit. Der am %. Sui
ben Dennis 2alp in BEN 5elbe nabe be,
@asusa Mine biermaI burd einen Gepol'
psr psrpunbste, ipurbe am Srsitas seser
Steauns bon 8irsfdaft aus benz 8e'
fdnenib enilaHen. na6osm ss ii4 ersab.
bns 2oap nunmsbr aubsr @sfabr Ia su.
erit bsfirdtet man elnsn t5btIi&en Ssr'
Iauf fdr Sally.
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an6 benz oberen EhaIe.
(NrRbaIb Gprrtippnben,.)

= auf bic 4nfIass, unseiebIi& sc.
trdnfe betfuuft au buben. ipurben an
Samfus George Spit, 6. SO. Srssb.
man uno Souls 8sibbsrssr bon DIP.
plant, Gbomas Softus unb 3bomaa
@larf bon SeRup. unter 8iireidaft fiit
ibr ssri&tIi&ss @rideinsn ssiteat.
- Nartin WiaIin, elm 2itbauer, Der
auf Der Ardbalb Rbse cine unssisbIiGs
8ranniipein 8rennerei betrieb, ipurbs
am Montae bon Ser. Staten 8samtsn
arretirt, ent Hob aber ipieber uno madts
iid uniidtbar. Die DeitiQirserGib,
idaften ipurbsn nit 8si6Ias bsIest unb
mad scranton sebradt. Sc berlautets
idon felt einiser 8eii, bub in ber nmse.
seno unesisblid 8rannttuein Bebrannt
uarb uno am Montae bate man eenii'
5enbe 8elpeiie. um Die Russia borSuneb'
men. Ssitsrn tpuroe UlisIin 3u OIppbuni
arretirt.
(&arbpnbals aorrtippnbsui.)
Ser Stabtratb ernGbIte am Don.
neritas Ibsno 6. 8. Supp bon Scranton
aIB Staotesometer, na1oem Der Sulebt
erpdbIte es Ueriueisert battle, bic Steae
ansutreten.
- Rit einem NftieniapitaI bon $50
900 1T su Soreit eiip cine @eie1idafl
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