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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-15

barfit biefs S9peGe nibt iiberI6rei.
ten," rinst es iid teudsnb aus ibrer
8ruft. Der 2ltbsm itanb mir faIt fin,
tn tiefer grregung beuee itb mid uns
piltiirli4 Dor, meine Sdnbe erfaFsn
babel etipas, mas aus Der Wauer bers
porrast - ba = mas lit bas! =
plDbli9 1T es finiter, itodfiniter in
bem san3en sroBen Baum. Cine tur5e,
utbemloie Pauie = taum ipeiB i6,
ipas gsfheben lit, als i9 aud idon
nit elmer 8ebemen3 bon meiner 8ant
fltese. Sm nddften augsnblid 1T pies
Der Iles beq. bas OrdeIter bat ii9
ntdt aus Der Saiuns bringsn laFen,
Raoul psrnabm bur6 bic SiniterniB
nod redt5eitig @alentinens Gisbessc'
itGnbniB, um ieBt in i9mslsenbsn S6s
men iein @nt5iiden bariiber gu dubsrn.
sd aber ftsbe nod saR5 betGubt BON
meinem 6aI, nit bem unertlGrli6sn
@efiibl, etipas Dummies angeri9tet su
baben, nebsn Der 9ant unb reibe mein
i9merSenbes gein.
@inise 4ugenblide ipGter dber Iolls
ten mir aud bic Dangen I6merSen,
benn mad benz 2ttti9luB erI6isn mein
@ater unb srtldrte mir, bab i'd in meis
mem @sfiiblsraptus an benz @pparat
gebrebt. fpomit Der Soufflsur IGmmts
li6e 2ampen gu reseln pflegts, um bus
nit Sag unO Radt gu fabricirsn. Sd
bate ibm alio, obns es gu abnsn, in
bds Sunbipert sspfuI6t unO buau bsiz
setrasen, sinsn Der b09iten Slang
puntte Der pSugenOtten" in bic I96nIte
StniterniB gu ieBen.
Der ausndttirte Souffleurtaiten
eriitirt beute pobl ni6t mebr. Sas
alte Spernbaus tpurbs umgebdut unb
bic 3eit, bic alles @ersGnslide mitz
nimmt, bat aus elmer iuneen SGnssrin
cine alte Srau semddt, bic nur nod in
ibren Grinnerunsen i6pelssn fann.
0ieIs aber bleibsn .pig jung, Dor allsm
bas Qnbenten an bic grpbe llnpergebz
li6e, bic beriibmts Sfiinitlerin Dtlbels
mine S6r6bsr 9eOrisnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-15

Die Smpreiarien Der @rtiItensunft
fuden ibre &rdfte aus allen Grbtbeilen
5u rstrutiren, unb 10 tpirb uns auf
peiteren 8ilb6en bas rtleinite @bez
paur Der Delt" bOrgefiibrt, nGmIi9
Sdtma uno Smaun, beioe aus Snbien
itammenb. Die ngroB" bas PGr9en
1T, ertennt man am 8eiten aus Der
9dritelIung, bic es neben elmer g6ums
pagnerflai9e 5eist, unb ipeiter geipabs
rem mir es in ieinem So95eitsItuut,
pobei benz 8ef9auer ni9t entgeben
fpirb, baB bic Sd0ne ibrem Germ @ss
mubl Elm tpsnis iiber ben Supf getpuds
len 1T.
llsbrtsens pirtt bas pGr9en ni9t
BLOB bur9 isinen 2lnblid, IOnbern
tbut Ii9 au9 in Der @orfiibruns beis
mutbli9er Sdnss berpOr; bas tleine
Serr9sn 1T auberbem Elm sepdnbter
2lrbeiter an ben ~r0miT9en Rinsen".
Gnbli9 fiibren mir nod bic pSoIis
bris" Dor ausen - aud rtnterndtios
nulesMiniat s@nismble" seRannt =,
cine 2iltputseieGfdaft BON brei WGnns
lein unb stpei 5rdulein, bic ii9 dls
Sanger bDren lafen. Rdtiirlih pers
fiiseH lie nidt iiber nsroBe" Stims
men, akr in Der 2lrt aller aplibris
liest es ia. baB iie fpeniser burd &C.
fang ala bur4 3ierIi4e gri4einuns
,rfrsusu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-15
G6nmlinse.

3u ben msrtpiirbisiten grIdeinun'
gen in Der bsutI den 8oltsbi4tung ges
bDren bic emerge, BON benen bic Sage
tpunberbare 0inge beri6tet. llRaemein
munnisfaltig 1T Der Mdrdentrana, Der
iib I'M bic 2eutden I9linst, unb man
t0nnte Der WiFeni daft siirnen, bdb lie
ben slpersbaften Wuhs duf tOrperIi4e
Mibbiloung auriidfiibrt. Sus mutbet
uns fpie eine &rdntung Ses lieben
@0lt9sns an, befen Sbun unO Sreis
ben, poetiI9 bertlGrt, bas grgDBen
unIerer &inberSeit mar. Dis piel bus
ben mir BON ibm geleien in ben IOnnis
gen Susenbtagen, unb ipie tief prGgs
ten ii9 unierem 9ebd4tniB an bic
beiteren ooer ge6eimniBpollen 9eitdls
ten Elm, bic einen i'm tpallenbsn S6leier
Der Romantit, bic anoern in Der berben
Realiitit idli9ter 8pltsuniduuung.
SrOblih la9t uns aus bieier 9eIells
I9aft elm tedes 8iirId9en an, i9mal
unb ipinaig, aber Hug, geipanot uno
pon frtI9em Wasemutb: SGumling
beiBt er i'm bsutIden Mdrdsn, au3
0aumesbid ober 0aumerling.
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Qlleutenb 8 E ip o bner.

Der bebeutenbIten glleuten Rieberz
laFungsn, bic ben Hamen 8elltpfstD
fiibrt unO an beren SpiBe elm ruiiiI9er
9pps itebt. @be bic 9lmeritaner BON
benz 2anbe 8eiiB ergriffen. fanben ii9
in ben bortigen 9spGHern bic Seez
Ottern iotpte amber. pelatbiere in grOs
Der 3abl unb bic Sasb auf bieie bils
bette bic Sauptbei4dftisuns Der gins
gsborensn. Oa bas 2anb feinerlei be-
setabiliide Nabrung berporbrtngt,
lparen bic @ingeborenen binii9tli9
bteIer auf bic ruIiiide Rssierung ans
setpieien, ipsl9e ibnen alIerIei 8ors
rGtbe i'm 2tustaui6 segen Peloe liez
ferte. Die ausrottuns Der pel3tbiere
bat ndturgemdb bieie Rabrun9squele
gum @eriiegen sebra9t unb bic Gingss
borensn miiFen iih fuit ausI6liebli4
nit Der Rabrune besniigen, bic ibnsn
bas Mssr liefert. DAB ibre @riitsna
babur9 Isbr idpiertg seporben 1T,
liest auf Der Sanb. glber lie iino
ebsnIo fiibns lpie seIdidte Slider,
lpelde bic beiten 6angitellen senuu tens
nsn unb fpGbrenb bes tur5en Sommers
bort ibrs 8orrGtbe fir ben grimmisen
Dinter funsen. SnsgeIammt Sieben
lie i'm Sommer an setpiFe purtte Der
aiiIte, no fe tempordre Siitten aufz
f6lasen unb ibre DinterDOrrdtbe iams
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tQEISZksss 1922
Die bret piccolo.

Denu mir tpollten, t0nnten mir nun
bon bieIem brOlIisen &erl4en ben
glusgang our tiefgriinbisitsn 8ifens
i6aft nebmen. S9on SerobOt, Der
r8ater Der @efdi4te", eroGblt BON
3pergp0ltern i'm bunteln @rbtbeil,
uno penn man ibm piels Sabrbuns
oerte lang ni9t re4t seglaubt bat, 10
III er bod bur9 Stanlep unoS9peinz
furtb, Der aus ben llrtpGIbern bon
Gentralzafrita Elm attas3psrspdr9en
na9 europa bra6te, slGnaenb sere9ts
fertigt tpurben. 9esslei6sn tennen mir
bon Somer, Der aIIeroinss als Elm Sus
psrlGIIiser sfriegscOrreIponbent ni9t
anertannt 1T, bic Sdmpfe Stpiifsn ben
pDgmden unb &rani6en, auf bic aud
Der GItsrs plinius suriidsreift, = uber
nit bieIem piirbigen Manne biirfen
mir ipobl unfere ar9Gulosii6slitteras
ride Reminiscen5 abbre9en. 9lus
bem 8anntreiIe Ie Rpms selansen mir
freilid biermit ni9t, benn seraOe bic
tpeltbeberrIdenbe Stubt puroe bic
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-15

2sibSpers aut bte sSuIti5pfIese etnen
unbsilpoIlen @influB ausseiibt babe.
9pmitian bielt sine sanae 4nSubl bon
3pergen, bic miteinanber9laO
tGmpfe ausfedten muBten. unb erit
@leranber Seperus ma9te benz srarl'
fumen lnfus am r6miI4en &aiierbOfe
elm Gnbe.
gtber in dnbersr, ipsnnslei9 semils
berter Sorm pflanste ii9 bic llniitte
fort. @inen 3pers als SOfnarrsn Su
baben, gait aIs 9sbinsniB zines fiirits
liten Sausbaltss, unb bierin nett
eiFerte 6as MbenbIdnb NIT benz Orient.
Ratbarind bon Webici iu9te iosar
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-15

4Ieuten RieberluFungen iit bic Yis
ratenbu6t uuf Pppor @ilano, ipo ii4
cine aabeliaufifd Station befinoet.
Sbren Ramsn bat bic 8udt bon sinem
biitOriIben @reieniB srbalten, Oas iih
Dor etpd 100 Sabren 8ugetragen bat.
0anals bate bort eine 8anbs gleus
ten Snbianer ibre S9lupfpintel unb
Diele Sabre lang unternabmen bieie
8ilben BON bort ibre RaubSiise, bis
iie BON elmer ruiiiihtn Expedition Bis
auf ben IeBten Mann nisbersemeBelt
nurben. No9 btuts finbst man an
Der Piratenbu6t 9ebeine unb anbere
ueberbleibiel Der eri9la9ensn piraten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-15
9 9atbeberbIiitbe a

st "a tbeoerb liitbe. BRO.
feilor (Ods leibenIaaftli9s Qtufbraueu
uno anbrsrieits bic Iei6ts @erI0bnltbs
teit Der StaIisner bs1prs9enb): Der
:Staltener. penn CT eereiat pirb. siebt
ieinsn Sold. itOBt ieinen @esnsr nies
Der - unb hernad iinb iie bic 6elten
frsunbs!"
9antoffelbeIb. o.:
.,8as ba6en sic bsnn ba fiir PbOto'
9rupbien, bic sic 70 sGrtlih betrads
ten2" = g.: ra4. unter uns seiust,i
.s 1T bic pbotosrapbie meinss 9aus'
i9IiFeIs!% -.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-15

meln. 0us dls Rabrun9 pie 9eleu9s
tungsmatertdl bienenbe 2a9sDl be-
pabrsn iie in S6Gdudsn auf, bic aus
gansen RpbbenfelIen bergeiteat fino,
unb bic Slide peroen auf 9e>
itellen BON Sreib6olS gebDrrt. Die
SGuIer Goipeit fih bisies Dort uuf
i6re primitiDen Dobnungen iiber6aupt
antpenben lGBD iinb benz arttiIden
Selma in gei6idter @eiIs ungspaBt
unb re9t comfortabsl. 9as @rbrei9
pirb in Der Siefe bon mebrsren SUB
dusge9rabsn, elm RubmengsriiIt aus
SrsibbolS erri9tet unb bic WGnbe Ios
tpie Sas Dad aus RaIen berseitellt.
9dmit bic Grbe niht bur6 bic fur9ts
barren glorbitiirme bappnesblaIen
tperbe, psrben bic 9G9sr nit Nebsn
aus @ras bebedt unb bieIe mittels
itarter pfl0de befeIttgt. 9robes 9es
I9id bstunben bic gingeborenen BEL
Der Seritellung t6rer 8opte, 8ioartas
genannt. @ins 8ibartd bsitebt aus
einem Rabmen bon Sol5, Der nit See
lOpenfellen iiberSpgen pirb, uno als
SOrtbepesungsmtttel bienen 9oppeIs
ruber; fold Elm primitiOes SabrSeug,
in bsm Iie ielbit benz furdtburiten I'm
ipstter SroB bieten. 1T fir Stpsi oOer
brei Wann eingeridtet. Die Seffnuns
gen gum Giniteisen limb runb unO bers
artis conitruirt. baB bic SnIufen Oes
9Ootes Iib bic Sdut bss 8srosds feIt
nm bic SdilIe binben t0nnen, 10 baB
tetn WdFsr einbriugen tanu. Don Der
friibeiten Sugsno auf perbsn bic &ius
Der in bsm 9sbruud Der gibarta uns
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-15
Ssiar IL. nnb iein GobH.

8prgeriidtes gIter unb aHbauernbe
RrdntIidteit bdben ben &Onis Sstar
III. bon Sdpeben unb Rortpesen ess
nOthist. bic Resieruns ieinsm Sobne
@uitap 9lbolf an5upertrauen. Sstar
H., Der dm 81. Sunuar 1929 seboren
ipupbe unO ieinem 8ruber &drl ".
am 18. September 1872 folgts, 1T nidt
NIT unre4t Der 9ele9rte uuf benz
Sbrone sendnnt pOrOen. @r bat feline
Stubien in llpfala semadt unO ii9
piel nit seI4i4tliden SOrI9ungsn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-15

Seffnung Der 9ufeIaufidBe, unO einem
jeben entitieg eine 3tpersin. Gar pe'
ter trug barauf oas eine SGumelin6en
pOn Der Sufel bes 9uitsebers uuf bic
bes 8rautpaares, uno beioe @eif0pfz
den tanaten elm sierlidts Menuett.
gln bteien 8organg erinnsrn einigers
muBen bic 9orfiibrunsen Der OGums
linge BON beute. 8a iinb, nm aus Der
Siile Der Grideinunssn nur bas Be-
mertenspertbeite krausSugreifen, bic
brei piccolo. auf Der 8ubne sspubrt
man Sund9It nur eine an5ubl BON 9es
pi9tsn; bic srOBeren berIelben (9lts
trappen) Dffnsn iia plOBlih, unO i9z
nsn entiteisen bic brei 3pergutbletsn,
bic aIsbdIb bic tiibnitsn Stiide gum
9eiten seben, pie man fie nur BON
aussepa9Ienen araftmsnf4sn OerIuns
gen lam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-15

u III u Y " w v y I've
burd @erbeiratbung tlsiner 2eut9en
untsreinanber bic Gortpflun3ung BON
3persensef9leatern gu iiaern. Wit
grpbsm pump Derunitultete i'm RpUemz
Der ITO 5ar getsr Der @rOBe eine
3persenbodSeit, gu Der aus allenSbeis
len isines Reidss 70 r0Gumlinge"
berbtisebra6t paren. 0as Seit biz
bets einen Sbsil Der 9uitbdrteiten gu
Gbren elmer fiiritlihen @ermdblpnr
unb bsi bieTtr @sfegenbstt CAB aud
Siirit M.ni6itoip in !einem puluit Elm
@aitmabl, Bel ipeldsm aIs S9uueFen
stpei mGdtise paiteten aufsetra9eu
ipurben. Ils man iie genusIum be-
ipunbsrt butte, fdritt Der 3dr sur
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-15

fOipie literuriIden Stubien beIddftist,
glubsr trsfflidsn lleberfebungen BON
Ssrber's nGib" unb 9Dtbe's nSafO"
bsrfabts er elm. Serie ppn 9lbbanbs
lungen iiber S9pebens Seer uno
Slotte untsr bem Sitel: r@inige 8eis
fridge gu S9tpebens 8ef4i6te ipG9s
rsnb Der Sabre 1711-13". SIN Sabre
1857 ssipann sr ben preis Der idpes
biI6sn 2ttabemie fir feinen @ebt9ts
cptlus r2lus ben grinnerungen Der
idlpebiIden iglotte". SpGter folsten
Sammlunsen BON r@ebanten unO 9ss
bi6ten" Iotpie proIaarbeitsn. Dif.ns
i9aft, &unit unb Snbuitrie baben in
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-15
Sn Der gtrat.ubudt.

Sn Der Pirat.nbu6t.
tsrpisieu unb bic b66itsn Gbrsn zines
SGuptlings perben Dem beItsn Rube.
rer gu Sbsil. Die SbatIdds, bab bic
4leutsnbepobnsr BON &inbbeit an
,iueu sroben Sbsil tbrss 2eb.ns in
Dem enden Raume Der 8ibarfa fitenb
Su6riugen, III nidt obne Jolgen aur
ibre tOrperlide Gntpideluns gebIies
ben. Sb,rbalb Der Siiften 1T ibr
aOrpsr trGftis unb mustulOs, ipoeegen
ibrs geine mibgeituItst iino. SroB
Der tiimmerlidsn 2ebensld9e Der Sim
geborenen bsfinoeu fid unter ihnen
Sablrsi6e Dsibe, bic polIitGnoise
Stummssmitslieber ssporbsn iino.
Bon bsiOnOerem Sutsrsiis BON allen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-15

5Droerin bes 3fpersencuItus, Der iia
bann bur9 SabrbuR0erte an ben SOs
fen Der Mdbtigen fortieBte. &uiIer
glusuItus, berihtet Suction, lieb ieis
nem 3ipers 2ucius eine 9ilOiduIe nit
9lugen in GOelitsiu srri9teR feline
2ieblingstO9tsr Sulia ertpies ibrem
emerge Ganopas bsIunbsre gbren. unO
BON Sikrius ipirb ersdbIt, Oab iein
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-15

&rpnprtnS @uituO b aboGf.
ibm itsts einen tpirtIamen unb t6siGs
ne6menosn SOrbersr sefunoen. Sein
5utiinftissr NadfOlser. Der jebige Res
gent, lit am 16. Suni 1858 sebOren
unb felt benz 20. Septembsr 1881 nit
Der bubiiden prin5eiiin 8ictoria pers
mGbIt. Der &rOnprin3 I4eint bon
ieinem gelebrten 8dter bic 9orliebe
fir bic 8iFenIdaften nidt sssrbt gu
buben; sr gilt oisImebr als GROCER
sgrsunb Der Sagb unb bes Sports unb
1T @6rsnprGIibent aller berartisen 9es
TsGI9aftsn in Sbpeben unO NOrpez
den.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-15

Gin neues mort. nSieb'
nur, artbur, tpus bic gltern baben mDs
gen. SD beobu6te Wdma i4on bic
ldngite 3eit, tpie iie lebbuft seititulis
rsnb gu papu fpriht, unb papd nidt
mr forttpdbrenb nit benz SOpfe!" -
rSapobl, Der refine papusobe!"
Oietrduernbe Wittpe.
Srsunbin: n8eim gesrGbniB 0ein.s
Mannes bat es ia 10 furdtbar seres'
metz" Sunse Dittps dsuf3enb): ra9
@ptt ia. oas nsut Slsio unb Der neue
Sut iino ia bin, - id CLAUDE, bisi.a
Eus tpsrbs i'd ME OsrseHsn!" -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-15

Bauer: $50. 0Ds bring i meinem
Beib bonn Sttobsrfeit nit beim; Dor,
Der aber LAB i mid bamit abpbOtO'
grapbirsn uno lpsnn mel 8eib pisber
anal aufbegebr'n min. bann Seis' /
ibr oDs 9iIol, bamit iis iiebt. mas i
fir a. quater Meni d bin!"
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Ggpt It / I 6.

Baron: ,Denn Sic mith lieben,
emma, 10 geben Sic ben 9iamant'
I9mud, ben i'd Sbnen perIprohen, fir
bic llsberIdpemrten."
6rdulein: r0as pGre If0n, Serr
Baron. bann sebsn Sic lieber pen 9ids
mantI6mud mir unb liebsn Sic bic
lleberihpemmten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-15

Stroblrittper DER uuf bem 9ubns
bof feline 5rau srparteD: n0pnners
tpetter, bag fe9lte nod! SEPT babe ih
ipGbrenb Der ganSen SommerIaiion,
bic, meine Srdu OerreiIt mar, ben G9es
ring nidt angebubt =. in3piI6en 1T
er mir gu Helm geporbenl"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-11
BE1LA1RE HAPPENINGS.
Matters Of Interest in the Metropolis
Of Belmont County.

Robert Robinson, the Bellaire boy
who was In the bicycle race at Martins
Ferry during the firemen's tournament,
was considerably In the lead on the
home stretch when he developed a
plnctured tire and had to retire from
the race entirely. He was touted as u
winner and the cause of his not return
ing Is just out, as he was so disap-
pointed he went home.
:. 1t is now stated that eastern capital
lists will be here probably tomorrow,
to view the sites optioned by local peo-
pie for the location of a tube works. II.
they are favorably impressed with the
situation. here there will be an import
ant work TO make them feel welcome
and that they are locating among
friends
David Francis. one of the best known
Baltimore 6 Ohio conductors, died at
his home In Newark, Sunday, and was
buried yesterday. He had many warm
friends here, who were grieved to learn
Of his death, though it was not uneX-
pected.
The Buckeye Fishing Club leaves this
evening for point down the river,
where they will anchor for the summer.
About half dozen Of the members will
remain, but most of the party will re-
turn from Moundsville.
The Young Mems Club will have q
moonlight outing on the river Friday
evening. The boat will leave here ut
1880 p. m. and It Is expected they viii
get back by II. Music and refreshments
on the boat.
The steel works will resume any day
now, but will only continue until
more favorable time to close down for
repairs. 1t was expected they would
resume before this. but found It unnec-
essary.
A local politician offered to wager
500 against $500. the other day, that
Bryan would be elected. 1t was taken
SO quick and forfeit posted that
nothing more has been heard In that
line.
The lawn fete at the home Of Rev.
Father Wehrle on Monday evening.
was attended by Il great crowd Of pco-
pie and the refreshments were disposed
of long before they dispersed.
Several barge loads OF ties have ar
rived a the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
landing and are now being loaded into
ears for shipment along the Pennsylva-
MIA company's lines. IA
Three limped individuals appeared
before Mayor Freeze yesterday on n
charge OF drunkenness. and each was
taxed So. In default Of payment they
are still In jail. 81
The city council met In regular sess-
ion last night and transacted great
deal Of routine business. including the
passage Of the regular monthly pay roll.
James NJ. Lindsey. OF Steubcnville.
and Miss Anna C. White. OF this city,
have been licensed to wed and to-mor-
row will see the nuptial knot tied.
DR.. W. o. S. Piper was called to
Cleveland Monday, by word of his
brothers death. The remains were
brought to Glencoe for interment.
W. C. Stewart, of the National En-
amellng plant in this city. is In the
east on business connected with that
industry.
James. young son of Joseph Mertz,
was buried yesterday, having died Sun
day night.
There Is but one applicant before the
local civil service board of examiners
to-day.
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his authority, has been thoroughly aired

his authority, has been thoroughly aired
by the various circuits In the league.
and 1t has been demonstrated beyond
the shadow OF doubt that Umpire
Cook was In error, ana that in addition
no showed favors toward the home
team that were not merited.
The facts are as follows: In the first
half of the first inning, Ritter went to
first, followed by Congalton on sacrf-
fee. who reached his base by fully two
stepa In advance of the ball. Umpire
Cook called him out. and his decision
was promptly challenged by Captain
Turner. Taylor OF the Wheeling team.
also appeared upon the scene. and in
formed the umpire that he was not COR
rect In his decision. The latter imme-
dlatcIy informed Taylor that his SER
vices In the game were no longer re-
CURED, and also told Captain Turner
that Taylor could mot play longer in
the game, and commanded that he take
his seat within the period OF n min!
ute.
When the Wheeling team again. took
the field, Taylor FASTENED to secure his
glove that was left In his position. and
when Cook saw him proceeding to his
position. he At once called the game,
and gave the decision to Toledo. Cap
tain Turner ayers that no harsh or
profane language was used, and that
Umpire Cook acted without authority.
According to the rules of the game,
Taylor would have to be fined before
being ostraclscd from the game. which
was not done, neither was there any
cal. for such procedure from an um-
pire who Is known to be unfit for the
position he occupies. and whose fair
ness has been questioned In many In
stances. T&, q
The fine OF s25 imposed upon Taylor
and Turner by President Power was re-
mitted, and their sentence OF ten days
will likely be suspended. Such high
handed proceedings as carried forth
by Umpire Cook have rarely been ex-
hibited in the Interstate league. and
his place will likely be filled before long
by 4 more efficient and honorable UNI
pire, and when that Is accomplished,
the Wheeling team will be permitted to
occupy the lofty point to which 1t is
entitled.
The meeting of the league managers
on Thursday will decide the difficulty
John Davis, the well known pitcher
for the Jacky Arthur base ball club,
will spend his vacation with the Elm
Grove Fishing Club, on Buffalo creek.
Wheeling, by losing yesterday, drops
into fourth place, Fort Wayne leading
her by one point. The absence of Tay-
lor and Turner makes big hole in the
team. The action of strobel in having
these two men suspended is one OF the
rankest pieces Of Injustice ever perpe-
trated.
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BRIDGEPORT HAPPENINGS.
Events of n Day in the Town at the
End Of the Bridge.

It Is reported considerable excitement
was aroused In Klrkwood yesterday, by
the refusal OF one OF the residents of
that section OF the city to abandon the
work of tapping sewer. 1t appears
however, that the work was commenced
without first receiving permission from
the proper authorities to do so and the
health officer stepped In and put Il sud
den stop to II. Ii was quite lively for n
while, II all reports are true.
Rev j.. D. Hol,x win dalivrr n lec-
turc at the West End Methodist Epis-
copal church Tuesday evening, July Il.
for the benefit of the church. His sub
jcct Will be, Grip. Grit, GumptiOn."
William Francis has resigned his po-
sition Mt Dowie's drugstore and leaves
this morning for Columbus, to accept Il
similar position with n drug firm Of
that city.
A1busIness meeting OF the Epwor.h
League of the Kirkwood Methodist
Episcopal church. was held last evening.
Mrs. Joseph Fisher. OF Flushing, Is
the guest for few days. OF the family
OF 7. c. Farmer. IN kirkwood.
The Jr. O. U. a. n. have one cnndI-
date to initiate Mt their meeting to-
morrow evening.
Albert Franlshouscr went to Claring-
ton yesterday. on business trip OF
several days.
William Huntsman. OF st. ClnIrsvlllc,
IL spending few days witt! relatives tn
Kirkwood.
Walter Good leaves to-day for Nc
Donald, Pa, where he has accepted u
position.
The Good Templnrs Initiated two
candidates Mt their meeting last even-
ing.
Mrs. r. II. Stevens has returned from
n visit with relatives Mt Powhatnn, o.
Harry Sells VIII be home to-day from
n weeks business trip 10 Cambridge.
Rudolph Schafer, of Pittsburgh, Is the
guest of his mother, In 1iirkwood.
j. c. Mack, OF Baltimore, was u bust
ness caller in the city yesterday.
Benjamin LObb.i of Chicago, was in
the city yesterday, on business.
Eycrly South. went to Springfield, o.,
on business, yesterday.
Emmett Farmer 10 quite III ut Ills
home In ltlrhwOod.
Mrs, Nonh Burke Is very III ut her
home in Kirkwood.
George Gordon Is quite III ut his
home In Ktrkwood.
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Schmulbach's Fast Horses.

Col, Henry Schmulbach's fast horses
nre r'eetins with success again this
year. under the supervision of the in
vincible Kenny. His pacer. Altacraz,
won race last week, making u record
of 2:lsA, taking a $1,000 purse, and
Sister Alice. the clever little trotting
mare, took first money at Terrc IIaute.
and Windsor. Ont. making the first
heat In 2:1iA and the last heat In
2:1i&. The latter purse was also 1000.
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Root Won the Decision.

z CHICAGO, July 1O.--Jack Root, the
'undefeated middfeweight, of Chicago,
at Tattersalls tonight. obtained the
decision over Dick oBrIen. of Lewis
ton, Maine, at the end of six rounds,
and in one of the iiercest battles ever
witnessed in this city. o'Brlen was in
poor condition or probably the result
would have been different. as - had
Root down for the count three times In
the second round. tx
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Rubin agreement had beenslSned, sim
liiar articles, making the date OF the
contest August 20. or some day between
that and August 81 were written out
and signed by E'ltzslmmons and shar-
key. srhetime for the bids for this con-.
test will be leftiopen until August /. A
referee was not named. The lesway in
the time for the bout was SO arranged
that. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Incur. any In
Jury from Rubin he would have some
time, In which to recover.