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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-11-27
Columbia, Tenn, Swept by a
Bosom Of Destruction.
BUILDINGS FELL LIKE HOUSES o. CARDS
The Storm Entered Tennessee From Northern
Mississippi ard Drove Across the State in
a North easterIy Direction, Finally
Spending lis Force Against the
Cumberland Mountains
(Ry The Associated PreSS.)

Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 21.-Tennessee
was swept last night by the most destruc-
tive storm ever known in the State.
More than fifty persons were killed and a
hundred more injured, while the damage
to houses, timber and other property will
reach large figures.
The storm entered the State from
Northern Mississippi and swept across
i'll a northeasterly direction. Great dam
age is reported from the counties bord-
ering on Mississippi and further on Co
umbia, in Mauray county, is the heaviest
sufferer. Lavergne, Nolansvillc and Cal
latin also felt the Winds, the storm
finally losing its force against the Cumb-
erland mountain range.
Cohlmbia's casualties number twenty
five dead and fifty injured, the list so far
as known being as follows:
Dead:
MISSES FLORENCE and EVELYN
FARRELL.
CAPTAIN and MRS. A. f.. AYDELOTT.
GUY AYDELOTT.
PAUL AYDELOTT.
JAMES CHEEKY.
MISS LIZZIE FORSYTHE.
MRS. TOM CARROLL.
MISS NJ. j. NILES. (A1l white).
- WINFRED. wife and child.
TOM HACKNEY.
JOE SCOTT.
GLASS BROWN.
PETER ADAMS.
- FRYERSON, cook at the CAROLS.
Five unknown negroes in the Emergency
Hospital.
The injured:
CLAYTON TUCKER, badly bruised and
in a dangerous condition.
JOSIE REED, fatally hurt.
BELLE COOPER.
MRS. JONES.
MAGGIE REED.
MINNIE REND.
LULU BOSTWICK.
MRS. SARAH RUSSELL.
SUSIE LOWELL. Cali are white). All
have bruises and scalp wounds.
WILL HICKMAN, cOlored, broker
thigh.
O SEWELL, colorcd, seriously hurt
IN the back.
JIM JOHNSON.
DAN SEWELL.
WILL BROWN
JOHN Fryer.
LUCIUS WALK.
PI1ILIPSON.
BILL HICKMAN. (A1 colored). In
jured badly, bruised and scalp wounds
Lee Farrell was blown over a window
ard while badly hurt will not die.
The path of the storm is about sc
yards wide. and was through the north
western suburbs of the town. In its path
everything is completely wrecked. MOI
even the iron and stone fences of the
arsenal grounds are standing. The
houses of Captain Aydclott, the Farrells
and other large residences were de-
mOl:shed.
With the exception of these four houses
the storms path was through a section o.
the town populated chiefly by negroes ant
the poor classes and the houses were
! mere novels. 1t is estimated that $50 o.
them were totally destroyed and
larger number damaged.
The suffering Of people, rendered home.
less, and bereft of all their goods, is
nitiable.
The number of houses destroyed in tn.
Nolansville neiGhbOrhood is 16. Their.
| were two fatalities. as follows:
MISS MAMIE HAMPTON, aged %.
MRS. NANCY BRAMLETT, aged Go.
The injured are:
j. B. HAMPTON, aged 20.
MISS LUELLA HAMPTON, aged %.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-11-27
THE WOLF RIVER OvERFLOW8.
Lumber Firms Of Memphis Suffer a loss oil.
$500, 900.
BY the Associated Press

Memphis, Tom, Nov. 21.-LumNrr
whose mills III located on Vol T
the northern boundary of the city.
fered damage estimated at more
$500, 900 by The overlooking Of Wolf .
during the night. A sudden rise res
from q heavy rainfall throughout
section, which at Memphis reached
inches. An immense amount Of log
RATS, moored in Wolf river. broh"
and were carried out into the Mis-
river. A vast number Of logs Wc'"
tered for miles down the river ann.
though strong efforts were made 81.
cover the timber, a large ~prOportln"
will be lost.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-11-27
TRIED TO BRIBE THE GOVERNOR.
An Attempt That Led to the Arrest of Contrac.
tor Gibson.
CIV the Associated Press

(By the Associated PreSS.)
Jackson, Miss, No. PA man claiming
to be j. f. Gibson, a building contractor,
of LOganspOrt, has been taken into Gus
tOdy here on an affidavit sworn out by
Governor LoEginO to the effect that Glib
son had attempted by bribery to secure
his influence to receive the contract for
the new million dollar State House which
will be let December 18th.
According to the Governors story reia-
ted at the preliminary hearing before
Judge Fitzgerald, Gibson tried to induce
him to open the State House bids on the
day preceding the letter of the contract
and furnish his firm With the figures SO
that they could prepare a bid lower than
the others.
The Governor testified that Gibson of
fercd him any sum he would ask, to do
this. At the preliminary hearing Gibson
was admitted to bond in the sun of So
0C0.
Many a man has risen in the world by
taking the bull by the horns.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-11-27
Weekly Bank Statemen

New York, Nov. 2f.-The we.
ment of averages of the assoc.
shows:
Loans, 1892, 722.1 100; increase
600; deposits, 1851, 81 800: inor.
121,2O0; circulation. $50, 6&>, 200
SO, 700; legal tenders. $50"
creased, $1,64S, 300; specie.
increased, IS, $50, 600: total re
126, 100; INCREASED, $7,53S, 500: r.
quirements, $212.S47,S SO; tncE.
$50 1900; surplus reserves, ST.
creased,S 1905, 500.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-11-27
THE STORM AROUND CO..
Immense Damage to Farms HUI
Stock KILLED.
(By the Associut.

tBy the Associate .".
birmingham, Ala, Nug. 81
phone from Columbia, Ten.
details of the storm were ..-
afternoon.
Loss of life in the vicinity .
is estimated at from 81 to g..
these were negroes. about tt...
tcen only being white. TIN.
not strike the town of Col8m#a.
but swept over the district ... t.. .
west of the place. No addition.
made to the list previously ...
white persons killed at C0lum...
Immense damage was dome 81.
and hundreds of live stock V.re L..
Considerable damage Resulted ..
tins Mill and at India Creek.
Twenty houses at Dallas. AIaaar.
Huntsville, wer demolished Iut ...
were lost.
Near Franklin, the residence inf
Little was destroyed. Mr.. I-t..
Mr.. S. NJ. Hughes were badly Hur.
BoXlcys a s%torchousc was dcatruE..
three negroes killed.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-11-27
O o AT YOUR LABEL.

See if your subscription has ex-
pired. We do not wish to cut off any
subscriber, but we must stick to our
rule of cash in advance. All subscrib-
ers whose time expires in October
and November will please take notice,
as we have given them a few days of
grace -
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-11-27
NINETEEN DEAD AT L--a.ycy
Property Damage There An7-.
Forty Thousand D.
(By the ASs0etaaa

(By the A~ssoeiaes
Kansas City. Mo, Nov. 3d.
received at the general
Kansas City. Fort Scott
Railway here confirms ta.
nineteen lives were lost ac ..
Grange, Tenn. Properly
Grange amounted to near.
storm, according to the r
circled around MemuhI
Lulu. Miss, % miles sou-.. ... .
the YaEoo and Nissis -.a..
through BatcSyille. Miss .. .
Central railroad, about sl...
of Memphis to the northea-.
Grange.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-11-27

5 o'clock in the afternoon
minutes neariy every b~ul.l0aa
molished. Many Of the Victims
ned under the wreckase am.
Gated with much d|ificult- ..--
passed to the northeast .r# "..
damage through the COUNT
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-11-27

Senator Travis returned
county yesterday.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-11-27

Many a man has risen in the world by
aking the bull by the horns.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-06

LONDON. March a. he Boen 10
Northern Case Colony are Ia full rs'rea'
10 the Orange Free State The posses
.icn Of s,ormsers puts Den Ga'aere IN
,.,lrosd communication with Gen. cism-
.n,, at coiesbers. for. though he foefs
partially wrecked the railroad. 1t can %
quickly repaired. and thus the entrance
Of additional Britisn TROOPS INTO the stse
state si;l be greatly facilitated
From O.fon,s,n. ~nere FIELD Marshal
Lord Roberts 10 opposed by sood''.,ea
soiy % Boers. there 10 still no ne~s ca
c~pt reports o. minor sk!rmisses.
The p,,itlon gained b. 0sn- BrAnsn'
q IAordrechi 10 reported to be exceed
ia strong. According TO the Timsss
correspondent the Boer numbers alone
enabled then to retreat froo Dordreehi
unhin s<red. Ne si.o rvports
. violation Of the white nss b, the
Bo~vs ana that they Deliberately AID
a, close rsngs. on . sfresehsf party.
Gee. Whites sssvssss bas beges
y Sssss lAavsDssA ss1 y sssesseo |
= ~ 49, uesss ssoa Uasos -
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-06

The scene Of the accident 10 thru,
'ssIss above Thurmoad. On he chesa
peste and Ohio road. The princips
owner Of the mine 10 J. Fred E@nsss. Of
ssaunton. Va.
u 10 believed that feur-afihs OF IN,
men In the mines Ger. killed.
The news Of The dissaes sup
through the tosn like an slsctri, shocl
ans within . ftS minutes hundrei, o,
men. women and chiIdssn. relatives O,
the u1fostunsie miners. we're cfosd~.
upon the scens Of the disaster.
A. the conviction that the rescue Of
iss sn,ombsd men slivs ~as hopsssss
forced itself on the srSsf.s,rioken crowd.
they became frantic In their esSeavor.
10 reach their dead and dying In the
vvect<d shaft, and the work n o..
tenesed rescue was organized With ca
,rsne dIAcuisv.
o. the Gre, ,vsivs msp brought TO The
surfsc~ avs sers dad or dIs1 within a
feW aiauses. ana several ~ the othsrs
we're horribly busuef 90 bruised.
A. the vcsh psoeesdsd ana the Dead
be1tes wses bscsGAs - cae BY one. tho
sssas ct tks 1sssh Of to shsft became
1luesom1na 0s1Do1no. svoasie Woon
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-06
FIFTY KILLED
BY NINE GAS.
Stty-egm Miners Buried IN Red Aste Nv.
Va.) Pit BY Explosion -Reseurs
Hard At Work.

CHARI.HsTON. VI. Va. March a.
Ths greatest mining horror In the New
River res4oa oeevrrss st Red ASH
to-Sav N % supIosios h tn dris MIN
Of the ~ AeAs csal Coosaay.
The nAss Vss fsil Of nea snd the en-.
u,osioa occurred mar the satrance.
which was c,ess1 BY falling slate A
reI,se Grew zee asiekiy ss WORT.
The working capacity Of the mine n
u; men and u vSs bsins v,-kei to IA
su.,ss, capacity to Oh rush orders. !, 10
b<l,evss over ~ nm vefv ., SSss-
Asrse1v en- 6s1sss hsss ssss
sshss go go ~ Wssk ~ ssssss
10 ssts1 essa0 -.
STATE Mine Isspscser rnknsy il on
the sressd stsh eerps Of espsrts lena
lns aIl ssslsasscs pssstbls- 10 ar no
,,s,smss, hss hsss asds - TO The
cause q ths 6,ssstss. u 10 thought tie
~ Ien,,sl frsa . nssss's isap.
~ sxplseisa na1s but llttis noise.
sol ~ aees1sas vss ARR dsseevessd
- . Sahssss u The sasrsnes. ne In.
~ ssv Sssas easss ~ - vsii -
1900 us1ss ~ cssvussssscss. an
~ ssvs = ~ saspaasa v ssssus
4 - - 2. Nt
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-06
ALFRED aANlEl0H 00SllN.

Three ~ Whe ooerste In Wall street
we're srrsstsl In tbs city to-day under
indictment BY The brand Jury appoirs-
ID By Gov. ROOSEVELT 10 Investigate the
libsls affecting the stock Of Brooaiya
Rapid Transit
Alfred \ Cosiis. Who vss The hsaA
Of the =. .. Dssa swinlls. and Who
seems 70 have 0ginsered the con-
sp,rscy against ths Flower stocks. was
srrss:ed In Philadslphis las, nisht.
Charles Thomas Davis. editor Of the
Wall Street Rsvtev. was held 10 tii.as
he'll by Justice runaaa this sfisrnoon.
In dsss uls se which ~ wss locked In the
foRhs.
Eugess l. Packer. spectator. Of >
Broadway. sso sccussd. vas held In
uss ball. August ,. De ksufstein Of
~ West vsfsy-eighlh street. ssruishsd
his besA-
n, Ossnd Jury nsds iis pressntment
to-day. II thrpvs . VIVID Hight on ths
plsfbl1s % Wan street
1aassy J. AlssAalos. ALLEGED TO be
The s1vestis1no aSeat % 0osl4n. vss
~ arrested hast sogAt ssd bo1osd 10
psllee Hsa1osarsss. Ne wee bessoht
v soust Gnogsly sfoof The Osna1 Jusy
49, W. Dsassssmeae this nesalag.
49, - 49, nnnnenAo nnmn6a
- - ~ - 9q11onoo -
: , 8 -
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-06

LONDON, March e.-The War once
cave out the following despatch nom
Lord Roberts to-day
"OsFONTEiN. Orange Free STATE.
March S.-Osa. 0atacrs occupied
stornbsrg yesterday. The lines Of
railway nossh and west viii now Be
repaired. Oss. Cls0ests 10 q Jos'
bert's siding station. beyond Coles
BERG.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-06
BRITAIN FEARS
4 FOREIGN FOE
Mobilizes the Fleet and Keeps
Ambassador Pauncefote
. at Washington.

LONDON, March 6-AIarming runors ase
again current in financial circles here as to the att
|tude Of Europe. distinctly uneasy feeling Pre-
walls
The more confident feeling induced BY Sir
Michael Hicks-Beachs speech on the Budget faded
as the day wore on and analysis showed Il to con-
tain grave note Of warning Of international com
plcationS -.
Mobilization Of powerful fleet at Torbay goes
on quickly. At least twenty warships are gatheseG
there and more are under orders Of these there
are fifteen battIe-ships the newest and best II tn
service
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-06
PLUNGED TO DEATH
ON 4 LOC0M0b|[E,
Young Jerome Van VaIkenbur9
Tumbled Down an Elevator
Shaft on His Machine.

Jerome Van vaiksnS,ws. nineteen
years old. Of IN Bainbridse street.
Brooklyn. rode . locomoetle Into thu
elevator shaft on the fourth stovy q
the Locomobiie Company Of America
factory. At Ssvsnty-sixth street and
broadway. this afternoon.
He plunged With his machine down
sixty feet 10 the basement and was
instantly killed.
Van valksnburG 10 q cleaner employed
BY the Locomobile Company. He was
polishing and arranging the vehicles on
the fourth floor this afternoon. Steam
was up In n great many machines for
exhibition purposes.
Van vaikenburg wished to move a CO.,
pound runabout 10 the opposite aide Of
the room.
Ne Jumped Into the seat and turned
the lever. The machine wobbied and
then baked
Look out for the elevator shaftr'
yelled Sidney Mclean. a fellow work.
man, noting his companion's awkward
management.
The cry startled Van vaikenburg. He
pllled . lever and the machine shot
forward NJ full spced. headed direct for
the elevator shaft.
The hathaway was protected by q
heavy expanded metal gate.
Finding the machine beyond his con.
troll Van vsikenburs uisd to jump. lie
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-06

I went up into the ar - he machine
crashed against the sats and sasshsl
II a. " II we're built Of kindiing.
Man and machine plunged Aswu the
shaft TO death.
He had half nuns himself from the
machine whom II iartA into the open
elevator shaft. ~ashed against the op.
posite wall and started on the down.
ward plunge.
W. vslhenburs was crushed out Of
human ssmblsncs In the wreck Of the
machine when ne was picked up At the
bottom OF the shaft.
He had become tangled In the machine
as It bumped from side TO side Of the
shaft In is downward fight. Death
probably came TO him before the ma.
chine crashed against the asphal, aoor.
Ing OF the basement.
Occupants Of the building heard the
noise - tht ;scomoblie bumped ITO wsy
down four stories Of the narrow elsvs.
tor shaft.
The open elevator cage soll those On
the fourth noor what had happened.
Persons In other parts Of the building
rushed to the basement and lifted the
hfeieas body Of Van vslkenburs from
the tangled mass Of broken machinery.
All HE limbs we're broken. his chest
csret In and the base Of the skull frac-
tursd.
Van Valkenburs wss idensined bv
employees 0: the i.ocnms,aIc t.vmp.nv
hh body vas rs@oved 10 the Norrus
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-06
BOERS IN FULL RETREAT
FROM CAPE COLONY

svssps Win seosss sevsss1 dnVA
after Which sheS win - fusonoD
ssssA. TAey are eoseIsssd -
ssha ssses. ssa ssy shs 49, -
Csussss presents scenes seoe -.
reed u hssssr these 1epssss1 =
Oasts's "1ssevss."
D~sa o~s ssa sslosus 49, DvonDb
., .tssstea esd Dssvsos6. - -
1canti,ned IN a>cnnd PAsel -
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-06

SHOT himself BEFORE
MIRROR IN SALOON.

5sorgp R5us Ans old shot killed himself in the
n Henry wcnr rnrtth street and FIRST this Afternoon
Jus, previous aouos lmh standing outside hs,,ore
watching Policeman o m c Past rhhanb street sutoa,trying
to axe duuBnsu he laughed
Of the mon and tha passed
standing before pulled revolver aud sent bullet into mis- head
Rauh was employee F tine photographer and lived at sii
Thirty -third street "a
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-06

Ths pesasnsosst VI The Grand Jury
says:
1T sppsars that h the Ounnes Of ~
The stock Of number VI corporsttoas
Who's securities were dealt In On the
exchanges we're selected - ths object
Of ATTACKS os . soyei and s.:Ssrous
character. Paid sdvastissasds we're w
serted from Wesk 10 wcsk 10 Iesdlnv
newsps s~rs In this city and Boston at
lacking the value of The ssock Of these
companies. asserting eth the utmost
posltivesess In he csss a one Of then
whose ssock vss thss suoss1 above par
that II would fall to =. to = TO .: thai
the sdveftiser spoks froa secursts 10.
side information. advising The soie NJ
such stock snd promising 1sAni,e irsor.
nation II insuirers would write 10 an
ADVERTISE address.
'fIetters were seat broa dcsst over The
cowntry In rssOenoe 70 iogsas,es m.Ae
ID answss 10 socA advestisenen:s. nh.
seoaiaa ~ stats0eats - 70 ths val.e
u The steek - seseias thas Il vosla
Tan ourh ieWss. thae fojlsusss e H.
s1sSes slssa ~ The s1vsstiass ~ -,
tCoatissse - ossssS PAssJ
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-06

1 Ps,ur ne :! ~ Laneat. Nh. Cleveland
;sris. Of ;se!s.sv BELOW lie st ~ ~ q :
"p"S,ts oI ~ DIVERSITY on the subjscs
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-06
SWALL0WED,AciD AND DIED

Ambrose White collector forty four years old kiel himself by
swallowing ealoe acid abs lesonce Park avenue to-day
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-06

Ths dsaiA Of ". =. sssssrrsss vss an.
sssscss fren ~ rsstsua e shs xsv
m essss Esese.es ss-eay; H. ~.
ss - - ~ : vss3sss r,Ssss. is1sq
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-06
WEATHER FORECAST.

for~csss for ths thirty-six hsuss. -.
Ing Ut p. ~ Wednesday Tor 80
York CITY and vicinity; Rain to-alGno<
wednesday fair. sith tes1ss = -
room and night; high es& vinG4
c,miae westerly BY ws6bes1av =
ING. ....
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-06

fixed 81 C.oe. 10 default u which he
was Iocked 70 In the Tn0ts.
Warrants are out fog I've more men.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-03-06

wAshINoToN. March s-oen. Cor.
bin to-day turned over TO Mn. Lsv,so.
vteou q tie lsls. Najer-oen. Ias,on
The fund subscribed 81 the pecsss 81 liz IN
u amounted In ~ go
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-09-13
@ahnunalhef bel 0atfieIe.

Sic Goroners' Surp, ipsI6e mebrert
Gage lang bic nntsriuduns iiter biz
9abncoaiiion I%eitete, bic fid bel SatfieIb,
Pa., am porlebten Sonntas ereienete unt
BEL tpslder breisebn Berionen 6as 2eben
perloren uno mebr ais finfsis 8erIebun.
gen baoontrusen, bat in ibrem 8abr.
iprub bic philadelphia unb Reabine
giienbabneeieaiduft, ben 2ofomutipiGbs
rer unb @onbueteur bsS gIcurfionssusss,
ben S%eIesrapbiten 8. .. 8sibIer unb
SO. 9. @rppes, einen 8abnbsamten in
BbiIaeeIpbia, fir baS llusIdd berant.
iportIi6 eemu&t, bic 8abneeieaidafi
besbalb, ipeiI iie ni4t bic ReseI ltrene
einbielt, tponad minbsitens fini
Winuten spii6en Der gbfabrt ei'
mes ieben 3uees berftreiden miiHen
uno neil iis tsin pufenpeS Signal. Sp'
fem bate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-09-13
Grfinber Gbbp fhicft!eine Spie
aif cine lanae Heife.

9an. u. @bbS bon asburp 9arf. q.
g., Der felt Sabren nit Dra6en expert.
mentirt unb bieielben fir militdriide
Spsds bisntbar eemudt Bat, fdidte brei
oer Dineer, an elmer Soie befeitiet, auf
bic 8eiie nod Der alien Welt. 9ie
Dra9en ipeIde gbbp'S eisenite uno bette
@rfinoung iinb, ipurben nabesu cine
MsiIs in bic S6be eeIafen. SIN elmer
Sbbs bon t%auienb SUB irueen ie aus
lsihiem Seibenftoff beraeiteQte amerita.
niite SIagsen. Als Seine bient feiner
geflodtener Stablbrabt. Der 10 lei6i
Ourd sinen Sturm ni1t ubserihen tper'
ben fam unb aud benz seriibrenben Gins
iluB Oss SalspuHerS Idnsere 3eit Stunb
baItsn pito. Die 8oie, bon Der man
ertpartet, bab iie ireenopo an Der 8Giie
Ifritas ober guropaS Ianben tpirb, 1T
defenders fur ben 3pef. benz iie eient,
cunitruirt. ObsIei6 nidt ihper, 1T Iis
isbr itarf unb Der 3uiammenitoB init els
mem S6iffe birfte ibr ipenis idaben.
SIM Snnsrn biret ie cine 6luide, unO
oieie ipieosr entbdlt einen 8ettel. Ourd
ipslden Der SinOer eriudt iuirb, unper.
sii8Iid Serrn Sumes u. Bradley cuieIbff
Ritibeilung su MAIDEN.
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Mafenfriea in Der Shu1e.

Ser ftarten Neserbep6ltsruns bon Cos
Iumbia pesen bat bic 2%aneafter SauIs
bebbrbe cine SduIe fur farbi8e 8inber
nit 5urbisen 2ebrern erbfnet. als bic
SduIen e%rbfnet iuurben, bradten bic
gtesereltern ibre &inber sur S9uIe Der
tpeiBen 8inber unO uerIanSten 8ulaKuns.
Ser 4uforberun8, su ibrer eisenen
S6uIe su seben. i6eniten iis fein Sc.
bbr. Wittlertpeile perbreitete ii6 bas
8eri@t. Oab bic RsserfinOer our SduIe
Der Weiben suseIafen tpurben. SnfoIss
behen bolten bleIe gltern tpeiBer Rinber
biefelben aus Der S9uIe bsim. Da feline
Settle nadeeben mill, frdst ss fid. tpis
bic Sahe p~erIaufen tpiro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-09-13
Mu6te %hetratbeu.

Rep. gilbert 8aGmann 1T SseIforser
elmer ceutiben @emeinbe in Woooen, be'
rem MitsIieoer Der 4niidt iino: ,,gS 1T
nidt gut, baB Der Weni8 ALIEN iei"-
auh Elm SseIsnbirte nidt. 8or einisen
Boden tpuros ibm pon ben 8r6endIte.
Itsn eiDffaet, tbiB er ii& mad elmer @at'
lin umsuisben ober fem Bfarramt nleosr'
lsssn miiIs, ba elm unbepeibter Paitor
e,ner @smsinbe idledt anftebe. Statt
nun Elm @eib6en unter ben 2Dbtern ieif
ner SddHein su iuden. idpeiite Der
e~brtplrSise Ssrr in bic 5erne. Ut lam
mad peOriu, Sa., unb in turssn 1ueen
sstpann er SRI. emma @i&bOrn, bic
Io6isr zines poblbubenosn @si&dfts'
names. 8orber bate er bic Dame
ni&t setannt. Damn reiite ct iiberslid'
LID nit isinsr iunsen @emublin. bic ibm
aneetraut tpurbs, nad Woroen ab, UNI
is isinsr nun ipoblbefrisoistsn Seerbs
por,uiteaen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-09-13
&Aer,te bis gum Spbe.

Saeob 8obler bon @bicaso ipar 9eii
ieines 2ebens elm Treunb bon Sbersen
sstpeien unb burd bic Grt ieines Selbit'
morbes bat er ieinsn 8uf als S6erSma'
der ni6t sei6dbiat. 8obler sinB ON
abenb mad benz See, iblus elm Stod
in ben 8ooen, befeitiste einen 30 SuB
Iansen Drubt oaran. bling ieinen Sut auf
ben Stod unb bsfeitiete oaran cine Hote,
auf bic CT bic @orte i6rieb ,.Gm @nee
bieis8 Drabtss tpirt gu einen Wtann
finben." 2obIsr idIuns ben 0rabt UNI
ii6, sins in ben See binaus. ictpsit Der
DRAFT reibte, uno ertrdnfte lib. I'm
Nitternadt fanb Der NadtpdHter Sames
lRurrap bic Note unb benadrihtlste bic
YoISiftsn 2sbep uno Ri6aroS. Dieie
sIaubten es isi Elm fdIedter S4era ale
Ie aber an benz Srobt aoeen. fam Der
aei6nam an bic Obe,fdte, SIN Der
Gai6e bes GCbten funoen iie 8riefe. aus
benen 8obIsr ibsntificirt psroen tonnte.