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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-01-26
Prof. IL. A. HaEen, WeIl-KnOwn scIen-
tist, Probably Fatally Injured.

Henry A. Hazen, professor of meteorology
and one of the chief forecasters of the
weather bureau, was probably fatally in
Iured at Washington Monday While riding
a bicycle he collided with a negro on an
other wheel, and was thrown heavily to
the pavement. His skull was fractured
from over the nose to the back of the head
Prof. Hazen is Vermonter, born in Hart
ford about 90 years ago He graduated
from Dartmouth college in 1871, and has
been connected with the weather bureau
many years.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-01-26

Gen. Torres and his Mexican troops are
reported to have.iadministered crushing
defeat to the Yaqui Indians, at Maccoyata,
on Thursday, killing over 200 and taking
500 prisoners.
Fire caused 1925, 900 damage in the win
ter quarters of the Barnum & Bailey circus
at Bridgeport, Conn, Friday night. The
elephant house, Mr.. Bailey's private car,
three advertising cars and 10 other cars
were destroyed. Fifty green horses
stampeded and ran through the crowd.
Peter Smith, merchant at Liverpool, a
suburb of Syracuse, N. Y, was found to be
short $500 in his accounts as village treas
urer Friday night. He locked himself in
his store, and when the school trustees at
tempted to interview him he staggered out
OF the cellar door, saying he was very i'll.
de was taken home by a physician, grew
rapidly worse, and died the following day.
Village gossip ascribes his death to lauda-
mum, but the physician says he died from
apoplexy.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-01-26
RoIbury's Burglar in Jail.

Fred Constine was arrested Friday at
Lebanon, N. H, charged with robbing G.
A.. Illden q Co.'S store at Roxbury last
July. He was taken to Montpelier, and in
default of bail of $1,000 was placed in jail
to await action of the grand jury. The
federal authorities will probably have a
score to settle with Constine. In searching
his house after the burglary at the Tilden
store officers found goods stolen from D. n
Nlcholss store in Roxbury. The post office
was In Mr. Nichols's store and was burglar
lied when the store was entered.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-01-26
CENTRAL VERMONT RAILWAY 90.
southern Division.
Corrected to January /, 1900.
GOING SOUTH.


Trains leave Brattleboro as follows:
5:2s A NJ, for springfield and New FORK Daily
500 A, n, for Millers Falls, Palmer and New Lon
don. Connecting at Miilers Falls with Fitch
burg Il r.. at Palmer with Boston & Albany
r. B., at Willimantc and at New London with
n. Y, y. II. & II. X. r.
$50 A. N for Springfield and New York
1925 4 ~ for Millers Falls aud points, ONT Ii E
Fitchourg r. X
2:l3 p. ~, for Springfield and New York
4:25 p. n, for Milers Falls and stations on Fitch
burg X X , Palmer and New London and New
York via Norwich Line
1885 p. ~, FOR Springfield aud New York.
GOING NORTH.
Trains arrive at Brattleboro as follows:
1925 4 N from New York via Norwich line and
New London.
Hos A. N from Springfield.
l0OP. NJ. from Boston via Fitchburg r. r. and
Millers Falls.
1881, 81 80 aud 1875 r. N, from Springfield and
New YORK. OOOj p. n, runs Daily.
$3.50 p. NJ from New London, connecting from
Palmer. Miers Falls and intermediate stations
IH-Sublect 10 change without notice Trains
run week days only except otherwise noted
L. II. FIIZHOGH, Vice President ana General
Manager, st Adams, Vt
S. w. CUMMINGS, G. F. A, St Adams.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-01-26
Innocent Man Hanged.

By the confession of Mrs. Vanhorn,
made on her death-bed in the state of
Washington, it is shown that Thomas Egan,
who was hanged at Sioux Falls, South
Dakota, in 1852, for the murder of his wife,
Mrs. Vanhorn's mother, was an innocent
man, the crime having, according to the
confession, been committed by Mrs. Van
horn. Egan stoutly protested his innocence
to the last.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-06
Npm Nanther aefreffeu.

auf entisblde g9eiie perIor Seius
2uterio, elm 8ormann uuf ber 8anh bon
8ieio, nabs SOtuao. Tsr.. feline beiosn
aiuoer, bon osnsn zines l8 WUnute, ous
anbsre 81 Sabre alt mar. SnS ilnpere
Sino berIbpuno 8Ormittnes ipurIos unb
bic @ltsrn iudtsn nn& ibm in tauieno
aensfen. glu6mittasS fpruns ein rie'
fiaer Bantber auf bic 8eranoa uno
l6Ieppte Dor ben Nuseu ber Obnmd6tia
nieberbrsbenbsn Dlutter oas unoere 3ino
bon banner. Sffenbur bate sr aub ben
Smuggling borber seitObIsn. Sin Dub'
enb W6nnsr befteten lid Is Dlinuter
Ipdtsr bsm 8uubtbier on bic 6erie. Die
8Iutbunos battsn Ieidte gIrbeit-eine
breite 8Iutipur sOs iih our6 ben BaIO,
Das Ibier itien abtpebielnb feline
8euis Su berssbren uno bann ipieoer ~
entfIieben. Jlad furbtbaren InitrenS'
unsen ssIunS sS ben Sdsern, unter be-
men oss 3inoss Batter iid befanb. Der
9auibsr 10 Stunben ipdter su iielen
Bier Sunbe iDotete bic pIibeuce Bette
tepOr iis. bon RuaeIn setrOffsn. i'm 5eue
,ulammsnbrab. Die Dlutter Der tobtel
8inpsr bsfiuOet ii& bem Nubniiun nab
in einsm SOipitaI bon San AntOnio.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-06
8ef6ab ibm re6t.

Der Diamuntenbdnoler @barIes 8lir
bon 9to. 79 WcDousaI StruBe, in Nsiu
YOrt, IT elnem ibon oft nit Grfuls aus
eeflbrten Sbpinoel gum Opfer sefausn
unb beute UNI $4,000 psrtb Diamunten
drmer. 9ln Der @de Der 39. StraBe uno
oss 8roaOpop lieB er iia bon osm Co.
den elmer Sirene. elmer elesunten unb
bltidsn @ribeinuns in fOitburen uno
mooernen 8leiosrn bstb6rsn uno folate
oreier in ba8 6Iat go. 259 Beit SO.
StruBe, oaS BON einem Baar, bds fh
@barles uno WnbeI Smilb nnnnte. &C.
mieibet mar. Sier ipurOe Der UerIiebte
Don Suun uuf sans prOiuii6e 8eiie
ausseraubt. ipOrauf oaS Baur perouftete
uno @urip nu6 Der poliSei elite, UNI
ieinen 8erluit su msIoen. Die geruub'
ten @eesnitdnoe beitsben in einem Bdd'
den nit uneei6llffsnen Dinmnnten i'm
Beribe bon $4,000, elmer soIbeuen llbr
nit 8sits, einsm @Olorins. elmer 9ia'
mant' 9uisnnubeI unO $50 in baurem
Selbe,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-06
3urfei trpsia.

Dem ,gleuen 8isnsr SassbIutt" ipiro
aus 2onitnntinOpsI teIeerupbut, bns oas
liirfli6e 9abinett eine SpssiaIs Sibuue
abbiell, UNI ~ erndeen. OBJ bic gbienO'
ung bss 8sr. Stauteu SdlubH6ifes
,,8eniudp" mad Smprna oils cine feIno'
li6e SanOIuns betru6tet peroen fol-
ooer nlbt. Dem SOrreipOnbentsn oes
,,1assbIatt" sufoIse foq oer Winiher bes
Snnern ben Abbrub ber bipiOmatiiden
8eslsbunsen su ben 8er. Staten unb
iosar gum 8ries eerutben buben. tpenn
bic ,.&sniudp" nibt aus ben tiirtiidsu
@epdHern surddaesosen iperoe. 9is
WiniItsr iinb Der Nniibt. oub bic eurU'
pdifden WG6te ben Ser. Staten midi
erInubsn piirben. Die 9iirfe; unsuareifeu
unb buB Iebtere idon aus bieism 8runOC
ous Rett bdite, eine trObi8e Steauni
en3unebmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-06
GutSsslidbe Serfcmmenbeit.

Ser 60 Sabre aIts element 81. GIiUsr,
1868 @runtie Str, SrantfcrO. pa,
purbe pie poruussuieben mar, su elmer
iebr ibnersn Strafe, flnbsbn Sabre
3u6tbaus. bon Ridter Sinletter perur'
ibsiIt. @tIt Dor u6t Gasen mar er Ulr'
baftet nOrben unb idon beinost er i'd,
an sinem Orie, ben er lebeno IbDerIIt
uerIaGsn wlro. @Iiper bate an 8, glO'
psmber b. s. Atents feline 80 Sabre uIte
Gobter emma untsr 8oIbaltnng zines
RsuOIpeS ssspunsen, ibm i'm garIOr
ibrer Bobnuns su BiIIen su iein. Sein
Anpalt poqte bic WabniinnStbeorie su
8upit!n isinsS @Iisnten eslteno MAIDEN,
bod bic Surp mar unberer aniidt,
Ribtsr Sinlstter fdate oas llribeiI. obns
rsenO psIde 8emertuns su benz Safe
,u MAIDEN,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-06
Arbeiter Nnaeleaenheiten.

SIN ten n6dhen 1agcn perbsn big
Inesfelten Der 8is Sour Railpnp So.
cine Der fdrtitsn 4rbeiter Organization
bilbsn. bic ie i'm mittIsren 8eiten be'
tannt iparsn. Die Nnssitslten teatiid'
tieen etne 6DOerutlOn su biIcsn, in mel
der bic 8eihUeroen Oes einen Departe'
mentS sur Sube ole unheren semabl
peroen. Snnerbalb Elm puar SGaen
tperoen bic 8remier iib in SnoianapOllS
perinmmeIn uno nnb ibnen wetben Die
Gonbuttsure, ounn bic SeI2ernpblitsn unO
blernuf bic 2otOmotipfiibrer an bic Rsibe
tommen. DIE Ssber baben elne ssbeIme
8sriammIuns eebaIten. So bsiBt ieoOd
eS isi pssen elmer su forbernOen 2Obner.
b6buus Ober Der NieOesbei iteauns
Der StuIu. tpeI6e Dor Der Sebnprosentiaen
2obnreoutlion in 8ruft pur, tein See
lblub ssfabt tpOrben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-06
SeutfAer Tlottenpereiu.

Ser aaiier bat. nad6em Elm 3sierbe.
fOnbs bon zoe. 900 M. feitssIest tpurOe.
senebmiet, bab bic @eloer oes ,.Suupt'
perbanoes bsuti6er SIottenbereine i'm
Auslunbe" sur 8eidnfuns bon SIuBtu'
nonenbOOten benust tperOen. 9as srfe
Boot 1T fir tineffde @epdGer beitjmmt.
Sic 8eiteauns erfoIst ipubrideinlid i'm
udditen Sabre. Der Stuutsietretdr bss
ReihSmarineumts b. Tirpis tpirb ben
Sau iiberpaden unb bic nahtrdeIihe
3ufiImmuns beS ReihStaees tpiro einse'
bolt iuerOen. Dasu bemertt bic ,.Srei'
Iinniee 3eituns". aud bier piirben tuie'
Der bic 8ed,te oes 8ei6stases mlba6tet,
ba cine porberise 3uItlmmuns oesisIben
notbpenbig esipeien mare.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-06
s. 80 Stlifel, 3505 Blrret


Die ,,Snteritute @OOb ROucs 9lhociu'
tion" mar in @bicueo sur Subresfguus
suIammensstommen. ueber 20 Stuaten
lparen curb Dsleeuten oertreten. Das
I6bIi6e Ssitrsben Oieies 8erbanoss 1T
Dem long ssilbItsn 8ebGrfnib nub beRs
eren 2anohraben ubsubeIfen. Diup mil
ben @Onsrsb unO bic sinSeInen StuutsIe'
sislnturen busu peranlafsn. etDBere
5ummsn fiir 0esebuuten Su beplalssn.
8. $. Uloore. 9rdiiOent Der oSnters
tate 8OOO ROuos aiiOciotiOn," erbfnete
Die SiBuns. Director Dtartln DObSs bon
Der 9nnotrnbsns sNbtbsiIuus oes 8er.
Stanten acknowledgements belt
stns Iniprabe. in tpelber er ben Werlt
uno bic Seoeutun8 gutter Ganohraben
berborbOb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-06
3elifatenen.

Sifde: Reue SOadnOiias Sdrinse
unO 8uftide SarOinen, Samburser
glaIe in Del unb @eIee, @apidr, Sar.
binen in 8d6ieu, 9Obiter, Gppstit SiIbs,
sstO6ter WadereI, SieIer SprOttsn in
Del.
8afs: 5romuse be 8rie, 2ieber'
truns, Cream, 9rGusr, Sbpeser, Sims
burger, 8nditein unO SanO Safe.
Q8urit: Salumi uno GerpeIut, 8ies
ner, nit Ober Obne Sauertruut, uuS
5raniiurter in 8Gbien.
SpeSialitdteR: ObienmnuIs
SuIut. 2iebis's 6Ieifh. .grtrutt. OllpsnbI
beim Quart, 2amm' 3unsen in I6pfsn,
goparb Stebeder,
$50 2adapdnna Nbe
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-06
Rrnssr mas ,n uns fpmmcu.

Samuel 8sariOn, frdbsr @eneraI'
luartisrmsiitsr Der IrunsUuuI' gIrmee,
pelhsr ioeben nit msbrsren anberen 9u'
rem in Nep YOrt einsetrOfen 1T, er'
tldrts, 9rdfoent ErGser lperOe ipuri6ein'
lib na6 ben Der. Stoaten tOmmen uno
bier isinsn Itdnoiseu 4ufeutbaIt nebmen.
aubsr Die Bnffen Der 8uren iOaten trl'
umpbiren. ,.Serr 8tiiesr DirO." iuste
Sr. Bsarion. .8aris baIo uerIuHen uno.
lpie i'd CLAUDE, mad 4merta tommen.
oas er nit isinsr Satin 10 lunge ais ielne
nsus Seimutb betru6tsn tpub, bis unisrs
8affsn triumpbirt baben unp er mad
Sabufrifa SuriidIebren tunn. um bon
9lsusm iein 4mt als BrGiiosnt Der SIO'
afyitaniidsn 8epubIlt su lbernebmtn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-06
8adelt bod.

4qssmsin fieI eS ouf, oub Der frilber
10 famplufiae Winiiier Ses Snnern bon
BoiabOnSfp iid pdbreno Der Uierittinoi'
een 1900 Wart Gebutte, bic ii&
bauptiddli6 um ibn brsbts. 10 ihpsis'
lam perbieIt. 8ieles in ben ausfibrun'
een bss @rafsn 8dIUp Hang pie Elm
RsiroIog auf ben Staatsiscretdr bee
8ei6snmtes bes Snnern. uno ieIbIi
8obIpOasnbs msinen, bub eS iid nur
um Elm @aIsenfrift bauoeln perbe Der
n66hs Sberprdfbentenpoitsn, peIber
irei pirO, bItfte GERM b. BOiaoopSIp
bei6esrt Iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-06
&err -. SS. Stiiffel, ct.
2pMis, Wep.,
piiniebt 9lusfunft unb erbdlt
Qlnfipprt.


SoIeenoe intersHante @orreiponoenS
beS Serrn $. @. StIffsI. 35O5 Barrett
Str, 81. 9ouis, UlO., m6dte pieIleidt
fir pisIe unierer 9sier bon Sutereiie iein.
Dir sebsn baber. uuf @riuden bes Sis
sentbImers bon Sornps 4lpenfrdutsr
9IutbeIebsr, ben Brief perbutim pisber.
,.St. Souls, DO, 10. 6ebr. 1900,
Or. 8eter 5ubrnsp. @bicaso. 81.
@ertber Serr! Ser 3ped meineS
5dreibens 1T. Sic, eeebrtsr Serr Dot'
tor. um auStunft su bitten, tpel&en 8ss
I'D eini6lasen muB, UNI 6Isiit su sspius
nen. SD MIL Sbnen meinsn 6al tIar
auseinanoer isben. 2ebtes jStilbiabr
rpuroe l6 frant. Der ROpf that mir
peb unb i'd filblte muOe uno nb8eipunnt,
SD ,Oe einen Nrst au 8atbe. welder
mir mad eineeheE6er unteriuhunB mlt'
beilte, odb meins gonitituilUn total ber'
untergetommeu iei. ST nobm mid in
8ebunotuns bis unsefdbr Dlltte 9iOUems
bsr. ais lit bsfti9e S6merSen in metner
IinEsn Seite einIteaten. Der 0otiOr ia8te
es mare NsuraIaia uno nerUDie Dpspep'
ie. Den sinen Sag FdbIte i'd 70 SIemIit
aut, ben nabfen tOunte it taum uuf ben
8elnsn itebeu. DennOb Ueriab ib mein
@eIbdft, ba meme Steaun8 meme
Steluna meine Intpeienbeit betGnbig
bsOinste. An bem Gage mad Bebs
uadten traf i'd DIR. Ste8e, etnen
9tabbnr bon mir. @r bcmerfte i'd idbe
Iebr iblsdt aus unb riebt mir es einmai
nit 5ornl'S glIpentrduter 8IutbeIeber Su
periuden. SD entseBnete Ibm. bob penn
Id felt fdnf Wonaten in DOttors Sdnben
Iei, i'd bod bas 8srtrauenS gu meinem
Arst nibt peyloren babe uno oantte lbm
fur ieinen 8atb. Dd ih ieOOt INNER
nidt teher WurOs, IieB i'd MID enoIid
bsWsssn unO fins am 2. San. nit 6Or'
mis- IIpsntEduler 8lutbeIsber an. Bon
ben Biqen oes Doltors mar nod cine
balbe S6abtel boil iibris S6on ben
4. 5aB fiblte id beher. am l5 San.
feierte id meinen 34ten 8sburlStus unb
Sreunbe bic erfhensn iparen. tpunOerten
li6 lber meiR sutes auSieben uno Iber
Die SeRerun8 melnes 3ultdnbes. SD
e3Gblte ibnen nun. Delbem 9lidll'
den 3ufaq id msine 8eferuns Susu-
ibreibeu babe. SD bin nun an Der orit'
ten SIui6e. 0iein 8eiunObeitsSuitano
1T gut, id buI feline S6mersen. etne
sefunbe @sf6tsfarbe. nun m6aIe ib uu9
etwas 6leiid SuIesen. SD bin Derbeira'
tibet, mdbis in meinem 8epobnbsiten unb
sebs gut uuf cine @eiunbbett obu6t.
in ben lsstt" sebn Sabren mar meln
8spibt nibt iibsr 1875 Bfuno, nun pieBe
i'd 1913 Biunb, m6bte ieoO6 meiH Sc.
witbt auf $50 Bfuno brinBsn, Das mub
Id iusen. 5Orni'S IIpenhduter SIutbei
leber 1T eine CUTE, suoerldHise Wsbi5jn
Nhtun9sUoa.
S. so StGffsI, 35O5 8arret st."
gnmertuus. Auf 8OrhebeubsS Die
8smertuns. ouB selplHe BeriOnen IsIdt
SIeli6 anisbsn, tpdbreno pieOsr bel un'
oeren ous @esentbeII Der Sal 1T. So
buIb bas SpIt:m in nOrmuIem 3uaunOe
1T, piro iib em sstplier BrOssntiab bon
,fIeii6 auiesen, is mad RaiurselsBen
unos BeoineunBen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-06
Nift i'm Bier.

Die mpiteri6ie 9isrUerelfiuns burd
glrisnii in Nandefer If gum 3bsiI auf'
eetldrt pOroen. 9as 8lft fol- iid i'm
3ruubsnsuder, Der sur Decentralization
pernenoet piro, befunosn baben. Gr'
Hart tpiro oies oumit. cnb bic sur Ser'
hsquua oes SruubsnsudsrS psrpsnoete
robe Sdwefelidure HART arienIIbaItis
mar. mas baufiB bOrtOmmt. Der See
braud pOn IraubenSuder 1T baraufbin
BON ben Utanaeter 8rousrssn iOfOrl
sinesfsat pOroen, Oas 8ierssi6dft bal
absr untsr Der AfuIrs fart ssIittsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-06
Giicnbabn Scittnbellc.
Grie nnO @aomina WaIIep @iienbabn 90

erie uuo 8goming 8nlleg Giieubabn SO.
3sittabtls in araft csu II. September 1900.
3iias fir rapltp une | fals puuiti, ~ paps
lev gtrbiupuns NIT Der Grit Giisnbabn fur Nsp
gprf, Ntpburgb une 3pilbrntdticuen mdbeue,
prlaiItn Scranton um 7.u5 WCrgens unp 2.25
Rahm.
3ist fCmmrn an in Suautuu I'm 1890
WOrgtus uuo $40 Abeubs.
Selunarr, 9adamanua uuo 8ehern Sabn.
9u araft TEN 10. SUM 1900
SIOlib gnlGBt scranton fir Nep gcrf
mn .45, 300, $40, s o uub 1905, 0Crmiis
tags 1855, 3.33 unb $40 Nahmittdss. 5ur
pbilabslpbia um 3 40. 500 uub 1905 Wcr.
ssns 10 So une 3.33 giatm. 6ur Strcues-
burg, I'M 6.t0 8ahmittaeS. Rilh. uup Aes
ecmmpentiuuS, ;3ug UNI 3 40 3atmittuss. 9r.
rsiht SUbofsu um 6.55, 7.tS, GIG Wprgtus I;
1908, 2.47, 4.4S, 7.t9 uub g.3S Rabmittags.
Grrtibt pbildpsvbia UNI 1000 WoT. 1.O6,
3.4S, 600 une S.23 Rdhm. 9usht scranton
BON Rsp gOrt unl ii.30, i,O5, 4 Nc uup 10 20
Wpr. 100, t.52, 5.33 unb S.45 Napm Bon
Stroubsburg UNI S.n5 DiOrgtus
Vor0lidj -8eTldef Scranton fur Sul1alp une
3piIbsnllatiOusu, um fl 35. 10, 4.1O unb
$50 WpT.; t.55 unb 5.iS Na6m. 6ur Ss
psap unp SyTdtuls nm 4 10 W0r. uno l.55
Nl6m. dir lltira um 1.lO MOr. uub t.55
Nadtm. 6iir WCntrple nm 30 Mpr los
une 5.4S Nabm. 6ur Ni6Viuu um AGO unp
6.15 Na6m. Sur SinsbamtOn, 10 % Born. II
8 50 Ra6m. 9usidt Scranton ppn Bu1alG
um 1 30, 2 So, 535 unO 1000 WOr.; 3.3L
une 500 Hahm. Bon SSptsO uuO Sprarui,
um 2.55 Dor. 1898 uup $3.50 Rahm. Spr
SyraeuIs UNI 800 Ra6m. Bon lllita I'm 81
Wpr.; 1898 uut 800 Nahm. Bon Rito
Ipu UNI $50 DIOR. une 500 Habm. YVr
Rontrpls UNI 7.55 uup 1909 Wpr.; 3.2l
unb $50 Natm,
Bloomsburg Sibiiinn-GnIabt Suautul
fir NcTtbumbulanp nm Gas, 10 05 Wpr.
i.55 uue 5.5l 9abm Sir glgmcutb I'M .05
3.40 S.55u. i1.35 Na6m 6ir Rauhc fs, 81
RUr. @rrtibt RortbuRbrrlaup mn 8 35 Wpr.
1.t0. 500 une s As Rabm. 9ust6t Nduti
cole nm $40 Wor. Grrsitt pIymOutb I'm 30.
4.32, 9 50 uub 1890 SCrm SuGi6t SrrGr
ton ron HpTtbumbsrnup UNI 9 40 Nor; ~
35, 4.50 uub S.45 Nabm. Bon Nauiicpfs III
N ft00 Wpr. Bon rlsmputb I'M $50 Wpr
800 uup 535 uuo it.tO Natm.
Scnntdasr3uec.
Siolid -BnlGet scranton I'm 40, 80
$40, $50, 1905 Nor; 1888 3.l0, uub 81
Ratm.
R6roli6 -9rIabt SHantun um tt.35,
10. a 10 Wor. 1 55 unp 5.iS Ra6m.
4loomsburg Sibiiion gtrlSei Sraut
pm t0.O5 WOr, uus $50 Na6m.
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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-06-07

publican party has grown more united
rather than less SO. It's contentious
have been chiefly at the conventions,
but it has shown itself capable of ris-
ing above them in most cases, when
the critical moment came, and present
ing a united front at the polls. Not
withstanding this destroying innar-
mony the Republican candidate has
been the successful one for three sue
cessive terms, each time coming to the
issue with added strength. During
the last four years when, according to
our Democratic informers, the spirit of
discord has been growing and expand
ing in the Republican party OF
the State, there has been the
greatest evidence of united action.
The successive terms of Gov. Scoheld
have done a great deal to strengthen
the party both by removing inharn1o-
NOUS elements and by rendering an
other party useless. The results OF
the last four years of Republican ad-
r1inistration in Wisconsin have been
such that general satisfaction is felt
that removes the necessity of an oppo-
sition party and leaves such party
absolutely without ground to stand on
or means Of sustenance. The alleged
inharmony that has been such buga-
boo to the Democrats has been a source
Of strength to the Republicans. 1t has
worked for good in both directions. It
would scarcely have been noticed had
the Republican party been severely
put to it to maintain it's own. Such
condition, except at the stage of abso-
lutte rot, such as the National
Democratic party has reached, is con-
ducive to united action. Therefore the
inharmony in the Republican party is
an evidence of it's strength as we'll as
a source of strength and an incentive
to united efforts.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-06-07
ARE At WORK AGAIN
Burglars Make Another Round of the
City and Secure Booty at Two
Places Last Night.
SHOTS FIRED AT INTRUDBRs.
Home of Mrs. o'Donnell on Durkee Avenue
the First to be selected-store of H. C.
Schulz Entered.

After enjoying several months of
leisure the nimb1e fingered residents
of Kenosha have again started on
their career of crime, and this morn
ing it was reported that an effort was
made to break into the residence of
Mrs. James P. O'Donnell, on Durkee
avenue.
The attempt was made about 10
O'Clock in the evening. The people in
the house heard some strange noises
shortly before this hour, and a moment
later they heard some one pounding on
one of the rear doors. IA son of Mrs.
ODonnel1 raised one of the back win
dows and began a cannonading with a
revolver, which seems to have lent
wings to the alleged burglar.
The entire neighborhood was aroused
by the shooting, and in less time than
it takes to tell it great crowd gath
cred at the O'Donnel1 home. The
premises were carefully searched, but
no trace could be found of the sup
posed house breakers. 1t is supposed
that the men escaped while the crowd
was gathering.
The case was at once reported to the
police, and one of the officers kept a
close watch in the neighborhood for
several hours.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-06-07

But the excitement on Durkee avenue
was not the only excitement in the city
for shortly after the men had been
driven away from the home of Mrs.
O'Donnel1 they went to the store of H.
G. Schulz, the hardware man. The
window at the rear of the store was
raised about eight inches and in this
manner the burglars made their way
inside. This morning when the assist
ant of Mr.. Schulz arrived he found the
store had been turned tOpsy turvy and
all sorts of cutlery, including razors,
jack knives, revo1vers and all sorts of
sundries were taken from the cases.
The amount of goods taken is valued
at about $50.
AT this juncture the burglar or burg
lars seem to have become tired, for
during the night it is supposed that
the same people broke into the Thomas,
grocery store on Milwaukee avenue.
AT the grocery the entrance was made
in the same manner as at the other
two places. The rear window was
opened, and in this manner the thieves
made their way into the building.
Once in they took a generous lunch of
sardines, salmon, canned goods of all
description, and cigars and tobacco.
The loss at the grocery is thought to,
be about SIS.
The similarity between the three
robberies leads the police to believe
that the crimes were committed by one
party. At the rear of the Schulz store
the police found a number of foot
prints leading up to the open window,
and these seem to indicate that the
robbery was the work of some boys
living in the city. There is no clue,
but the police are working on the case
and expect to land the criminals in
due time.