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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-06
IOVED THE COUNTRY.


Most of Colonel Cowardn's early lito
was spent in the country. He was, indeed,
a child OF nature, and delighted in the
beauties and freedom of rural life. Before
the war his father owned a pretty country
home near the White Sulphur Springs, but
upon the advance OF the Federal troops. he
purchased farm on Grove Road. near
Richmond, where his family resided unSl
about the close of the war. when he leased
a home in Halifax county.
Colonel Cowardin began his business ca
reer with his father in tho editoria! rooms
OF the Dispatch. but did not long remain
in that department.. combining his attention
more largely 10 the business department
Of the paper.
rn. e.le. Cowardin founded the Dispatch
in 1870 Associated with :.im was Mr.. John
D. Hammersley. vino at the close of the
war disposed Of his inter est 10 Mr.. Henry
K. l1iyson. who also acquired enough OF
Mr. Cowardins interest to make them
equal ow1ers
Soon after completing his course at Col
Iege the young Con-ardin entered business,
His brother James was also attached to
~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-06
NIrs. Ressie Christinn.

Mrs. BESSIE CHRISTIAN, OF Fowh1Ian
county. died at her home "Wednesday al
ter a short Illness. She was married l@s5
than wear ago TO Mr. Christian. and
went to reside at her husbands home IN
Powhatan county. about twelve. miles
from Powhatan Courthouse
The remains reached this city yester-
day afternoon at 3.f5 O'Clock and were
taken to the residence OF her father,
5it Reservoir Street. The funeral Will
take place to-day.
Mrs. Christian was in her twenty-tourth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-06
COL. COWARDIN'S CAREER

Colonel Cowardin was born in Richmond
October 23d, 1851. His father was the late
James a Cowardn, founder OF ths Rich
nlond Dispatch, and for NAM years Its
editor His mother was Miss Annie Maria
purcell. sister Of the late John Purcell.
and daughter OF Charles and Sarah Pur-
cell. He was the youngest Of four sons
one OF his brothers died in infancy. and the
others James nd john. preceded him 10 the
grave. His last brother, Father W Key
holds Cowardin, S. J., survives him. he
had two sisters-Alice, who married MI
Clarence lNeale, OF Baltimore, and Aheen
who married Mr.. Frank Dammann, OF
Baltimore Mr. and Mrs. Neale are both
dead. Two OF their chtdren-Clarence and
Nelie-were reared by Colonel Coward.a
and are well remembered here, where they
were very popular Previous to the war
young Coward!n attended school in Rich
mond and in Ashland. After the war he
entered Georgetown College. where he
graduated in 1875 with the degree Of N. y.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-06
COL. COW ARDIN
PASSES AWAY
CONTINUED from First Page.)

Aotive-v.-g,nius Newton. A. H Chris
tiar1. Charles Davenport. w O. Shelton,
Jun1us B. Mostly, Otway S. Allen. John d.
Potts. DR. Joseph a. White. Colonel joseph
p. Willard, Ernest Hamilton, Charles Y.
Williams, and Robert G. Rennolds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-06
Glory anrl H.r, .In," Hands.

LONDON, iu.v s-The War O:3ies Aas
.hs following dispatch from Gene
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-06

~ When the war came on he entered
tho Confederate army III which he served
until Lees surrender at AppomattoX.
When the public school system was or
canized in 1870, Mr.. Weaver was appoint
Oh s,Iperintendsnt of the public schools o.
Accomac. position he continued to hold
until 1886. when he was succeeded by the
present incumbent, pr. John E. Mapp.
Mr. Weaver was subsequently appointed
! deputy collector Of customs of the port OF
! Onancock. and held the position for four
years For several years past he has
| been in delicate health, and he had Sc
! we're spell Of sickness about one year
| ago, from which he never fully recovered
| Four children by his first marriage sur
vive him. His second wife, who was sis
| ter of the late Professor Suead, of the
! William and Mary College. died several
| months ago. Mr.. Weaver was man OF
| rare intelligence and enjoyed the conf
! dence and esteem OF all who knew him
He was about sfxty-fve years OF ase.
w II. Burord-
! Mr.. William II Butord brother Of
| Colonel A. s Buford OF this city. died
| at his home near Danv!lie Monday
! night The remains were taken to Dan
| VILE. where the funeral took place
| on TUESDAY afternoon from the old family
| residence.
| Mr.. Ruford, at the time OF his death,
was station master at Buford's and post
! master. the postofHce bearing the name
| of Morotock He belonged 10 a very promi-
! nent family Of VivginIans. being well
! known throughput the State and section
Mrs. Indie Bullock.
Mrs IsGie Bullock, wife OF Mr. Samuel
Bullock. of 25N5 East Clay Street. died
/ Wednesday evening at o'clock at the
| Retreat for the Sick, where she was ope-
rated on several days ago. She was a
| Miss Pfnchback and she had been mar
ried about two years. She was a member
| Of Broadus-lIemo-iai Baptist Church.
| from which church her funeral took place
| Yesterday afternoon at o'clock Rev.
| Mr.. Winiugham will 0fficiate- The inter
! ment will be in lakewood,
oIrs- BESSIE Christian.
| Mrs. Bessie Christian, of Powhatan
| county died at her home Wednesday at
ter a short Illness. She was married less
| than year ago to Mr.. Christian. and
| went to reside al her husbands home. IN
nh twpiy.. miles
The daily sentinel., 1900-03-20
COMMUNICATION.

The following circulated which
do their being
the catspaw click faction:
"The citizens Grand Junction
wisdom realizing the Of ecpg trustworthy
this
overwhelming debt
the have succeeded
community thereby
eliminating approaching
election.
this
candidates
honor the democratic
selfish
who issued call signed
which the wishes the
doubtless intended to down the democratic
Democrats respectfully
participating primary
eest the Tax Ticket
tirely partisan"
R. P. Graham, John Cropsey
r.
M. ID. l..
w. F. White, o. p Noand,
James F. Green, D. T. CIod
S. N Wheeler W. s. Wallace
John F. Moore, Paul D. Roberts,
g. p Rogers h. j. Patterson,
Toupan
Jim s. Charlton, W. q. Wood
G. A. Trechter, c. W. Franks
Fl. Fohrmeyer, J. n Sullivan,
B. c. Smith, j. c. Myers,
w. j. Bailey, W. II. Wilson,
F Keer, W A.
Allen Mcclure, j. w. Osborn,
H A j.
R. De La Mar, s Henderson,
w. G. Schue, S. S. Carroll,
j. B. Hunter John James,
The daily sentinel., 1900-03-20

The Rio Grands pay car arrived in the
city last night.
There is an effort being made to or
ganize lodge Of E.ks in this city.
Arthur Tappan Sargent left this
morning for Leadville after few days
in this city.
There seems to be quite contagion OF
that disagreeable disease known as
"spring fever."
The streets looked very summery to-
day. Shirt waists and spring hats were
very much in evidence.
]. 7. Grady is having shelves put in
his tailoring establishment preparatory
to opening a line of furnishing goods.
The daily sentinel., 1900-03-20

G. Z. Jenkins Of Snipee, formerly in
the Rio Grande service in this city, was
visitor yesterday,
Remember to reserve the night Of Fri
day March 23rd for your attendance at
the ball OF the Knights of Pythias.
jack Hanlin OF Glenwood Springs who
has been visiting in the city for several
days. left this afternoon for his home.
j. E. Stull is preparing to place a
water motor in his shop to propel wood
working machinery. he has several
machines now en- route here.
1t is the hope Of the COMMITTEES OF the
ball for the Knights Of P, thias to make
it the very great social occasion Of the
season,
The daily sentinel., 1900-03-20

II there Is anything wrong with your
eyes let DIR. Walpole look into them.
Wanted-Trustworth persons to take
orders for "war in South Africa and the
dark continent from savagery to civiliza-
tion," by William Harding, the famous
traveller, cable editor and author. Press
says wonderfully complete" graphic
eamgtpooey lustrated; rsn' demand Me re-.
markable; sales unprecedented; prices
low. We shall distribute 100000 in
gold among our sales people; be first:
don't miss this chance; also highest COM
missions; books on 80 days credit; freight
and duty paid; sample case free. Ad
dress the dominion company. Dept V.
Chicago.
See DR.. Walpole about your eyes.
Wanted-several bright and honest
persons to reprepresent us as Managers
this and close by counties. Salary $500
year and expenses. Straight, bona
fde, no more, no less salary. Position
permanent. Our references any bank in
town. 1t is mainly office work conduct
ed at home. Reference. Enclose self
addressed stamped envelope. The Do
minion company, dept. 3, Chicago. 20
hRents Wanted-tOr the II ana
achievements OF Admiral Dewey, "the
worlds greatest naval hero. BY Murat
Halstead, the lifelong friend and admir-
or Of the nations idol, Biggest and best
book: over 500 pages, Sx10 inches; near
ly 100 pages half tone illustrations.
only $15O. Enormous demand. Big
co mmissions Outfit free. Chance Of
lifetime. Write quick. The Domin-
ion company. 3fd floor Caxton building,
Chicago 8
The daily sentinel., 1900-03-20
CATARRH OF
THE STOMACH

= . sAronts disease Thsrs y aA inAanAa
Ton si the inner coating d ~ stpmseA. A
The daily sentinel., 1900-03-20

thick. ropy nasas A.ems
aAd this oansas shs more
psenounesARApeaas- II
remains n the soonach
and dsoa1posas- HAAn.
Of ss1ssa, Aigssssoa eaA-
nos - pesysriy pss&srDr
ID. Ths grss$ vegetable
remedy HUDYAn nsvsS
faiis 70 erect . s1fe.
HUDYAN can - had sf
AL AYugytsss ter 80. per
pAskags. stuly your
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sENTINEL's sHoRTcAKE
See DR.. Walpole about your eyes.

See DR.. Walpole about your eyes.
The "spring campaign" is on in Den
yer and moving vans are at premium.
Business is picking up" remarked the
rag man as he started out for another
days rounds.
Buena Vista is to have real woman
mayor this time-if the law and order
ticket carries
A 100000 false teeth trust is con-
tenn plated in Philadelphia and threat
ems to "eat" up the small fry.
man in Maryland says hogs do not
thrive in that state because there is
nothing to root for. Let them do as the
Yankee pigs do and dig oysters.
The latest report is to the effect that
the Mountain and Plain festival will oc-
cur as usual. That regular annual bluff
OF the committee worked nicely and
quickly.
A lot of Boer sympathizers in San ia
cinto, California, recently burned
mans house and destroyed his lawn be-
cause he persisted in setting out Eng
lish walnuts.
In order that his people may be pune
tual in going home, it is said that a
preacher over in Glenwood has an alarm
clock which "goes off, when his sermon
is over with
new style shirt bosom, capable OF
innumerable and instantaneous changes
without removing the shirt, is on the
market and is called the mckinley re-
versatile front"
10,239 immigrants arrived at Castle
Garden in February, via Hamburg, Ger
many, and are seeking employment. 1t
would be idle to comment on such far
fetched subjects
"a drop of ink makes millions think,
and an exchange Gays that there are
100000 gallons of ink manufactured
annually. 1t looks as though there was
no relief in sight.
A medical journal cites case where
man was afflicted with both Ankyloble-
pharon and Blepharophimosis at the
same time. That's probably about the
way defeated politicians will ieel 1.-The
morning after"
Among other things the Sunday Post
has an illustration showing us "the" way
to hold up our skirts. This may be all
right for the ladies' but how about US
men who would keep our skirts out OF
the political quagmireY
Dresden, Germany, publishes daily
: paper OF which all the profits are spent
on public parks. Judging from its
shady appearance an unsophisticated
stranger might easily imagine that our
local parks were kept up in the same
way.
The grave diggers union in Chicago
the other day refused to bury man be-
cause he did not have wood workers
union label on his coffin. Fortunately
for the victim he did not live to realize
the embarrassing position in which he
was placed
Mrs. Patrick Won la Sanderwinski
gave a delightful dinner to large party
at her house Saturday. The same party
called on our wife the other day but was
quickly recognized as professional
hobo and unceremoniously elected from
the premises.
The Denver Times is usually good Of
its kind, but even considering its poll
tics, there is no accounting for the ap-
pearance of the recent cartoon represent
ing Dom Paul using his Bible for mer-
cenary motives, which we consider little
short OF sacriligeous.
Ii there ls anything wrong with your
eyes let DR.. Walpole look into them.
Wanted-Trustworth persons to take
orders for "war in South Africa and the
dark continent from aaYagerY to civiliZa-
The daily sentinel., 1900-03-20
Nebraska Democracy Don't
MinCe Words on Trusts
Ring, Sashing esoutions-Some ething the People
of the Country Can Endorse-Silver the Slogan
the Chicago Platform UnqualIifedIy Endorsed.

At democratic Convention held here Yesterday,
resolutions formed under Byans dcatons show the true
American spirit The following is synopses:
The resolutions affirm and endorses the platform adopt
by the democratic national Chicago 1885,
avors amendments the federal constitution specially
hozng tax and providing for the election of United
States senators by direct vote of the people opposes gov
by injunction and blacklist and favors arbitration
settle disputes between corporations and employees ap
prove municipal ownership of municipal franchises and avos
initiative referendum 1t also liberal pensions
deserving soldiers and to dependents and favor the mme
diae construction and forcation of the Ncaraguan
the United States 1t condemns the Dingley tariff law 1t
pledges the party wage unceasng warfare against all
the money trust industrial trust and international
ping trusts
The daily sentinel., 1900-03-20
THE SYMPTOMS ARR:

4. BILIOUS H1ADA0AA. his IL
nofs proasunesd in the assaAG H0D-
YAM will relieve the haAAaAAa.
3-s. RED AND WATH1Y 2VDs.
hUDYAN Will cause the rsdaeas - 4ksaI.
sppsar and make the syss aAssAs thsts sor
aal. healthy appssSaAes.
Z. COATED ToNouH AND Yo1-
It'd BREATH AND BAD TASTE
IN THE MOUTH. HuDYAN viii sisar
de tongue, make the breath pArs and swsst
aAd cause the bad taste - disappear.
s. PAIN AND TENDERNESS IN
TH1 STOMACH. TAis u a.s TO iAdiscs-
esns perfectly digestsd aaA The pAia And
tenderness will disappear.
Q. LARaMMANT OF TEE
LIVER. HUDYAN Viii lssssa tAs songes-
ton and reduce he salAsgsA Avss - IL nor.
nal size.
HUDYAN viii relieve yos Of The show
symptoms and maks you we'll DO not dsiAy.
ae - your druggist At once and procure .
pAckags Of HUDYAN for 100. 81 for $3.50.
II your druggist does not keep II. send direo,
- the HUDYAN REMEDY COMPANY,
San Franoisce. CAL. and they viii send It to
yea. You can consult the great RUDYAN
DOCTORS FREE. Do not forget that
Call and ses them II you wish. You may
call and 80 them, O writs. - yss dssirs.
Address
HUDYAN REMEDY COMPANY,
Gen ssssksea, Market snd Eills ~.
oAs Fssaeissa. csi.
The daily sentinel., 1900-03-20

synptoms carefully from tAh shAs& nAsA sam-
Der represents a symptom - g1ssp 81 synp
toms. You have the symvteuas- ~ HuD-
yam And they will Aissppeax.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-10-04
1tttStpn.

- @ebr. Scrb's 2aben on Der gde
bon Muin unb 8roab Straben purbe
frIb um Donneritas gum 8strass bon
81 900 ourd Seuer bef&dOist.
-Sames Collins bon 8iQiam Str.,
Der ii6 Der S6Otuns bes @eOree 0oonsr
in SumtOipn idulois befunnte, tpurOe am
Samitag ;u $500 Strafe uno 8oitsn,
iOtpie apt Subren 3uhtbaus psruribeiIt.
- @unrab SenseI bon Drill StraBe
itarb am Samitas Ibenb nad elmer ldns
seren 8rantbeit uno ipurbe am Dienfae
i'm SamtOpn Iutb. SrisSbOfe beerbist.
Die @attin. pier S6bne unb spei S6hter
iberleben ibn.
- Der l2idbrise poInifde 8nabs
Wm. Strutnan. in 2aurel Stun Borough
ipObnbaft, tpuroe am Sreitus Ibenb &c.
rabe Oberbalb Der Sunction 70 berlest,
oaB feline SOffnuns porbunOen 1T, oab er
am 2eben bleibt; er tpollte auf einen
Sra6tsus iprineen, fiel aber unter ben=
IeIben uno beibe 8eine tpuroen ibm b6s
serbridt unb Ipdter i'm SOIpitaI ampu.
tirt. Oas linte bel Der SGfte. baS re6te
untsrbuIb benz 8nie.
8cIisiIt 8iGiamS bon 8sit gitts,
ton entosdte am Sreitas Worsen. bab
spei 8erIs ii6 in perOGdtiser Deiie
nute benz 2aOen Der @Isur Spring Sob.
len So. bsrumtrieben unb suleBt beriud.
ten, in bos seseniber liesenoe Wobns
buus bes Gobert Dampmun einsubrinsen !;
als iie 99tqiams bemerften euthoben iie.
bod elmer tpurbe our6 bsiisn RepUIber
peripunoet unb eripieS als Der 90 Sabre
aIie @barIes Mariis. gr tarb an ben
erbaItsnen 8erIesunsen ssfsrn Nudmit'
tag.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-10-04
Bdpue Spuntp.

SunrsbaIc. SRI. Bertha u. Surtune
uno- 9r. Mrtbur ". Gsrpillissr bon
8inebamton. 81. g., tpurben am 9on'
neritas Ibsno in Der Wobnuns Der
9raut our6 Paftor u. D. 9aaenfamp
aIs gbepaur eineefeenet. --Alton Sisco
pop SIo Canaan. Der i'm Suli ieinsn
8ater srfdob, als bieier feline 5rau ans
griff, tpuroe am Sreitas bon ben 9robs
8sidporenen freiseiproden, inbsm iie
bic IntIase isnorirten. -@noli&, nab
iabrsIanssr AsitutIon, luuien bic grie
3ase BON Der bisf9en 8. & $. 8ubnita'
tlon aus unb Elm. Im Wonios trat bieie
Neueruns Elm, troBoem felt Suli 1868
bic @rie 5iise bis innerbuIb elner Weile
bon bier anliefsn. .-Nalter Saber, Der
felt einisen Sabren als @ebllfe in
2eins's apoibefe anseitsat mar. reiRs
am Utontus na6 9biIubsIpbiu, mo er
ais STUDENT i'm Ssffsrion Weoical Col.
Iese sintrat.-8etsr 8arsnS, Elm be.
fainter Dsmoirat, itarb am Dienitae
i'm AIter bon 73 Sobren; er tpiro uOr
osr @attin. apei Sbbnen uno 3pei Ib1'
tern iberlsbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-10-04
0aS XhaI abmdrtS.

IapInr. .-Sis proisttirts Itsnbunter'
baltuns unb Bal Der EapIor SdIau6
@ompanie go. l, ipeIbe am 9. SttOber
abssbalten iperben ioute, 1T tpesen BEN
Wlneritreif uuf unbsitimmte 3eit perf6o'
ben porben.-9aS Sunbament Der neuen
Seibenfabrit babier 1T feriis unb bic
8uuidrsiner inb iebt eifris init BEN
Sbsrbuu bei6dftist; baS @ebdube fol-
bis gum Is. Desember fsrtie tperben.-
Der BtIbeIm EEL S6dBsn GIub battle
am Samitas nit bem 8ilfeS' Barre
SdIBen Stub Elm WettidIeben fur bic
,,@bampicnibip" bon 2ussrne unb 2ada'
panna Counties; obi6on unier Stub
td6tises Isifsis, mubte er nit s95 ssssn
| l,0l6 Sreffern unterliesen. Serr lllrib
Soresr bonn 8ilbeIm EEL Stub ertpiss
li6 aIs Der befe ibeilnsbmsnbe S6Ibs.
-gluf cine uneepbbnIide Wsiie gum
SdIudten sssuunsen tpurbe IeBten DOns
nerias qbenp Serr Sobn S4iIo bon
Storr Strabe. 4Is nemlid Der Subr'
mann Samuel SarIos 4bsnbs fsin 9ferO
i'm Stale unterssbradt bate, lieB er ipie
sep6bnlid bel iparmem 8etter bic Sbiire
often; cine ipertbuoae Sub bes Serrn
S6ilo sudte sleId barauf sur 3biire
binsin, ipabrideinIi4 poate Fs sinmaI
;uisben. tuie bic ,9fsroe freRen. Dieisn
9siu6 unsepobnt. idIus einss Der
Bferbs binten aus unb traf bic Rub borne
am 8opfe, tpeIde plbblid tobt niebstfisI,
iObub tein Wsbser es befsr tbun fam,
Die Sub tparo iOfOrt sefO6en unb fonnts
Su gluse essOsen werbsn. 1T aber eIsi4'
ipobI elm 8erIuR fur Germ SdiIb.-
Ssrr Anbreus Sassi, tuObnbuft setpeien
in Ppns, bat frans6fi4sn 4bI6ieb se'
nommen tpobin er iid eeipanbt bat, IN
unbetannt. g8ie man bort, ipsrosn ibm
feline Satin unb 8inber nGtiter Gage
foIssn. ginen irdftieen Sunsen bat Der
Storh benz BrGfbenten bes gBilbslm
EEL SdlBen Clubs. Germ unb Srau
ArnoIb Dioor bon Union Strabe, lsBts
Wode iberbradt. Serr Moor tpat
ieIbitperfdnblid boderfreut iiber ben
3uipads Der SamiIie; uniere @ratuIa'
tipn.
= Bella Cane, bic felt einiger 8eit su
Durpea obne Der. Staaten 9Gens @es
trdnie perinuftc, ipurbe am DonnerItap
arretirt uno unter $500 8iireidait fiji
ibr 9eri9tli6ss @rideinen esltelt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-10-04
Sunntpre.
= Ser glIarm bon 8aIien 80 an
Ulonta8 gtadt mar elm faIIber.

- Ser 9lIarm bon 8aaen 80 am
Utonta8 gta6t mar elm faIi9er.
-Surper & WcMiGuns 2aben an
Dritter Strube tuurbe sefern bur6 ben
Saeriff sei&lORen; bic grstutiunen be.
tra8sn $4,000.
-Sofepb ISABELLA ipurbe am Sreitaa
gta6t an Oud Strabe bon isinem 2anbss
mann Rosca 2umentba nit einem Re6er
i9limm 3u8erIdtst unb cine @unoe nabe
benz Sersen 1T sefdbrIi9. 2amsntba
enifIOb na4 bet Gbat.
- Sonp Wad bon Gin StraBe, ber
als SanoIanger i'm gtap Iug Bari anaes
itelt mar. fieI am Oonneritas bon einem
Brett, oas einen @raben tiberIpannte unb
erbisIt 10 bbie 8erIsbunsen am aopf unb
Der re4ten Ssite, bab man ibn in bas
sadatpanna SUipituI tiberfiibrsn mubte.
- 8urs Dor Q llbr am Wontaa Uior.
gen eerietb oas 8Obnbaus bes gatrid
Ourtin an Pine Strabs, bon Scbn 9e.
der beipobnt, in Srano unb Elm 4Iarm
iparS bon Raiten "a seeeben. Die sseus
ipsbr eri4ien prompt, tonnte iebod bic
5lammen nidt betpdItigsn unb bas Sins
mere oes 9ebdubes brannte boait6noie
aus.
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Nprb Scrautpit.

- Der 4Iarm bon Gaiten 81 aeiiern
gadmittaa tpuroe ourb Elm unbebsuien.
peS 5euer in Der 0obnuns Der Srau
Sane 2an8an an Ne1onousb 9lbsnus
usruriadt.
- Ser 9abenbiener @ariban bon 60.
Iumbiu 4penne erbisIt am Dlontas in
Der Sarris 9lpotbefe an Benn Npenue
iebr ibmerslide 8ranbipunben, ais Der
&ebri4t. ben er in ben Ofen mari, egpIo'
brte.
-Die S6misbe bss Wattbeip Sber.
tpoob an Rap Ius 4psnue, nabe Green
Glose StraBe, tparo eeitern Woreen um
2 nbr total ourd Seuer seritbrt, einsn
8erluit bon ca. $500 peruriadeno. Die
6euertpsbr ipurbe alarmirt, bod su ipdt
nm bon Guben su iein.
- 5rIb am Donne,itas Worsen
mabten ;Dei Wdnner ben 9eriuh, in bic
Intbracite 9rauerei an Nap Gus Ipe'
nue. su orineen, fpObei iie ben betapten
Rudtpd6tsr ansriffen unb siemIi9 raub
bebanoelten. 9lm glbenb puroe Beter
Diabcn als elmer Der @tnbrinlinse are.
tirt unO uuf stpei AniIassn, ginbru& uno
an8rlff, unter Sdr8i&nft sefeat.
= 9rei @inbreder madten am Sonn.
tag Woreen ben 8eriub. in bic Bubn.
uns bon tSruu Nm. 9auis on 9rid glpe.
einsubrin8en, tuurbsn ubsr our1 einen
gta&bar. Der ibr 8orbubsn bsmsrfte, nit
elmer Slinte pertrisben, bic einmaI aui
re absefeuert tparb. aber feline trai. DiC
8srIe batten es unsipeifeIbaft auf Sobn
gpunS atseieben, ber Solicitor be,
Stats unb @ounipfeuer Der l. @art
if unt bel Srau DaUis in SOlt sebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-10-04
Auf Der Retirabe.

0as &riessbepartement bat cine Ds.
pei1e bon Sen. Gbaffse erbaIten, aus
Der berporsebt, Oub er ben ibm ertbeiIten
Sniiruttlonen, einen SbeiI Der Ser. Staa.
ten Sruppen bon 8etins surtidSusieben,
na&seiommen ii. Seine DepeIde Iaus
tet tpie folet: Isabelle am 80. unb 80.
September bon Sientiin. @rbieIt ibre
gio. AZ unb 43. Das 8. Snfanterie, 9fes
siment, bic brittle S6pabron bes 6. 3a.
oaIerie' e'Reeiments unb cine 8atterie
4rtiaerie Deroen bic 2egaticnsnade
blIoen, WerOe Ueriu6sn, aae 8orrdtbe
na4 2onetfduu su i6aFen, ebe bas
Wansr fdut." 0epei&en SO. AZ unb
40, auf bic ii4 Sen. @bufse besisbt, ent.
baltsn bic SnitruttiOnen in 8ssus auf
3uradSiebuns Der Sruppsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-10-04
BilfeSbarre @a6ridteu.

garry Waener bon bier unb SrI
Diaub Sdranf bon Pittston nerben am
10. Oftober in ben gbeiiano treten.
-Srau annie Dtit6ea bon glanticofe
trat am DOnneritne baisIbit Dor sinsn
gafiasiersus, Der iis dberfubr unb tbO'
tete.
= gu Ranticofe tpurbe friib am Wons
tag Dior8sn bas boppelte 8obnbaus Oes
Sofspb Sbepparb our& Seuer serit0rt ;
Serluft $4,000.
- German Slien bonn ORenoe, ber
am SOnntus glbsno Elm pfero aus 8eq.
ner's 2eibftua Sruuium bebunOeIte.
mubte am Montas an ben Mapor $50
unb Soften bsaublen.
-Sobn Serbian bon bier, fol-, Iaut
elmer Depelde beS Sen. Mae2lrtbur, in
bic @efansenidaft Der 6iIipinUS seratben
fein. gr seb6rte Der Wanniduft beS 8a'
nonenbootes 8iaaloboS an.
- gbtparb SdooIep, elm bsfanntsr
Sireer bon Dorrancetorn. mar am
OonneritaB nit Gulmfabren beiddftist.
aIs pIbblld cine erbbere brennenoe
@ulmmufe auf ibn fieI unO besrub. @be
er bon bem Gulm befreit iperoen fonnte,
erbleIt er 8ranbpunoen, beneu er in Elm
paar Uiinutsn erIas.
-SObn O'Oea bon @bapsI StraBe,
i'm Oitenbe, iboB benz IrdbaIb Gump'
bel bonn eIeiden Plabe in Der 2ebieb
8alsp 8ubnitution am Donneritas 8Or'
mittas cine 8useI in ben llnterleib unb
innerbalb elmer Stunoe mar er tobt.
O'0ea itOb au6 auf Srau Sobn 8arf,
bic @ampbea besIeitete, uno peripunoete
lie am rebten gIrm. O'Dea puroe nit
raudenben 8epOIper ersrifen unc einses
Itedt.