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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-16
YEARS RECORD.
Gloucester Fishing Industry
Makes Smaller Losses In Lif3
and Property ThaliOr rs Years

Gloucester. Mass. Nov. 16.-The date
has arrived when Gloucester reckons for
the year the cost in loss OF life and prop
erty OF its fishing industry. The time Is
determined by the closing OF the books of
the Gloucester Mutual Fishing Insurance
company, at which time the financial
losses are reckoned and II has become the
custom TO record the loss OF life at the
same time.
The season in respect both to losses OF
life and property has been practically the
best for % years Although there have
been two years when the property loss
was slightly less. yet I'm those years the
loss OF life was considerably larger.
The total number of vessels lost during
the year was Six. aggregating 599. co tons.
having a valuation of $4,000, upon which
there was an insurance OF s26.075. The
number OF men lost I'm the fisheries and
incidental work was 81. OF whom eight
were married, leaving Is fatherless chill
dren. The average number of lives lost
per year for the past 25 years has been
81.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-16

I'm the centre OF the city and by chance
most OF the callers came from this vicin-
ity. .aessrs. Brown and Kent having an
eye TO business moved into suite OF
rooms In Olneyvillc square about four
weeks ago. and their trade increased and
they would have been rich an a few years
II the police had just let them alone.
Monday Capt Leavitt OF tho Chaffec
street station called upon them and told
them 90 pack up their duds aud 20 and
when he gave them this order, ne inti-
mated that IL would be the only one.
Yesterday a moving van backed up 20
the door and into Il were placed faro
table roulette wheel and other gum
bling devices. and when the work OF load
ing was completed. the van and its con-
tents slowly and solemrly moved west
ward into another town.
The attendance NJ the last entertain
ment Of the Apollo Singing club In Irons
hall last evening waa very large. The
club will realize goodly sum from the
same
Some Democrats among them being p
Cadets Atmory last evening. but what
they did VI said ~ not known.
supreme Leader Frankhn -. Barnes OF
Chelsea. Mass. viii address the member
OF Olneyville Council OF the Home Circle
this evening
Hugh Mcdowell. the popular metormhn
on the Thornton rome. is confined 60 his
home hv illrsss.
v'oonasoaa, a,Ucksi Tribe ~ fsed Men
held vel sttended session last evening
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-16
0LNEYvllLE.

II r. quite evident that a serious mis-
take has been made by somebody in rela-
tion tn the school committee question Of
this ward, but no one can be found who
cares 10 shoulder the blame.
In the warrant calling for the election
there certainly was but one school COM
mittceman 10 be voted for. but those mos'
interested find that there should have
been two. providing the election OF Mr..
Hopkins is legal. Mr.. Hopkins. az has
been statea. was appointed by the school
committee 10 serve out the unexplrcd
term OF Mr.. Stark and thct term does
not end until Dec. n. 1901. Dr.. Walkers
term expires Dec. 81 this year and DR..
Hill has two more years to serve.
Now many claim that In view or this
fact the ward comnlitts- should
stand ~ follows: pr. Farrell. three year.
DR. Hill. Two years. aud Mr.. Hopkins,
one year The friends Of Dr. Farrell claim
that AR. Hopkins could not be a oandi-
date az he was already q committeeman.
and could not 1ll two chairs IN the beard
81 the same time
Iresr. Brown cnd Kent. well known
srcnR fhe sporting fraternity. have for
f'sSs sirsr teen doinE thriving eusIn>s.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-16

ppu eu leui pslels Aueonvudm9 usa
ma 'J5Iuo 9ql ol 9pBm on sue, ,ssluipe
9tuUs Sill tuIjl ol 5pBW, ouM 'U5d ulIM
nothing to do with the firing OF Mrs.
Julia Eldredge's villn .ast Friday alter
noon. at Oohre Point
Capt. Garnett refused 10 deny or con-
firm the report that Bell had made
confession TO him. He said that IL
confession had been wrung from the pris-
the public press, and he saw no reason
for pre1udicing the case In advance OF
the trial.
The captain positiveiy refused, as did
the chief Of police 10 give out any par
ticulars OF the alleged confession. Evil
IDENTIFY some official has been too previous
-HowLregrets thai secrets were di-
vulged at too early stage of the de-
plorable AFFAIR.
Insurance detectives are In town, and
II In said that they are bent upon hold
ing the rich New York physician respon-
Sible for damages for all fires that have
taken place here for long time. includ-
ing the colossal losses of tho William
Storrs villa (sS00, ,0OQ). sariy in tho season,
and the destruction OF the ice houses at
Lily Pond. II Is also said that they. too.
will have experts to examine into the
mental condition OF Bell.
Dr. Bell will have expert counsel 10
protect his interests and says he will
not allow any blackmailing either from
local or outside parties. He will be will
ing. II is said. 20 settle for the losses at
the fires caused by his son. but nothing
more. The police authorities assured a
reporter that Bell had nothing TO do with
any fires save those he contested TO hav-
ing been the cause Of
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-16
FLOUR LOWER
p. a. MUMROE, JS., & co.

III Washington St. and SF2 Westminster
of OF ours
FLOUR
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-16
EAST PROVIDENCE.

meet Monday evening and the subject of
'city form OF government will be dis
cussed One or two evenings have alreaoy
been devoted TO the subject. but ~ Is th9
intentions OF tho association to finish Il
this evening.
A special town meeting was held this
afternoon 10 provide ways 90 collect the
poll tax for the present year. When the
lax was ordered the matter OF setting .
limit to the time when IL should be paid
was overlooked.
a well known citizen mourns the loss OF
new cat boat and has reported the fact
10 the police department
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-16
HIS BODY
ALMOST
SEVERED.
Brakeman Nelson Falls From
Train and is Instantly
Killed.

Henry Nelson. "a years old and unmar-
ricd. who had been boarding at the Ar
lington Hotel in New London. was In
stantly killed at Horizons Grove freight
yard, at $50 this morning.
Nelson Attempted to get on board a
freight train upon which he was brak-
Ing, and, missing hig hold. slipped from
the ladder on a car and fell.
The train passed over Nelson's body
at the chest and crushed II into two
parts.
Nelson's mother resides at Lowell.
Mass.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-16
n GARD.

We the undersigned do hereby agree
10 refund the money OF a S0-cent bottle
OF Greene's Warranted Syrup OF Tar N
it fails 20 cure your cough or cold. We
also guarantee a 25-cent bottle TO prove
satisfactory or money refunded
Handing a Dlanding. A. W. Fcnncr
kenyon Smith * Co. AZ v. ODonncil
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-16

or small your orders are In. Deslgnins.
Enga,vinc. ElcctrOtyplne OF Printing \
saving q mnde and best work secured
with The J. J. Ryder Co. Al Washington.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-16

T. . and n Canal street. ore minute
Walk from rnion Station and near su the
lines % electric stTest cars. Rooms =
cents and upwards per day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-16

to the ongco
Clothing unusually dull About all
anticipated Fall
CONDITION
What IN BOSTON is
heavily this time the they have decided the
this
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-12-12

At, Top. & S. Fe gen As. 49,. .102 1927
At, Top: " ). Fe gen As. ....... SSA ssh
Central Ry of n. }. mtg. go. 1862 1917
che, Il. /. d pac. ext 5s. ..... 100 1OOH
Chesa. & Ohio gen 4 2 3s :. 1894 103&
Erie LIST con. prior lien 4s,... 96 oG1a
Manhattan Ry con. mtg as. .10l1a 1O3
No, Is d T.. LIST mtg ........ "a 94,a
Mo, Kan. ~ L, I'd mtg. comm. 72K 128t
Mobile & Ohio gen mtg 4s...... S634 ST.
N. ", ont q w. gen mtg Is. .107 1915.
N. T.. Sus. Il w. gen mtg 5s, :. 100 1O1
Nor. Pacific prior gen mtg 5s.. Jos 1864
Nor, Pacific prior lien g 5s. $50. 10 7OM
Oregon Short Line 5s.........117 l1S%
phila. & Reading gen mtg IS. 924 n2%
Rio Grande ~ W. LIST mtg u.s.. 100 10o4a
southern Ky LIST con 9 os' .....1l2 113A
St. l.. a. Swestern LIST mtg 5s. % g4i5
Texas iaclh ISL mtg 5s....ll4 1143a
Union Pacific As ........,..... .107 117J5
Wabash LIST mtg 5s............ .11Gh III
Wabash Ry Co. I'd mtg $50. JOG 1861
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-12-12

Following are the closing prices reported
by rince s. Whitley, Bankers and Brokers,
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-12-12
Government Bonds.
pt,1 AeI,nd


Reported by Body, Mcclellan G. Co.,
Bankers and Brokers, 81 Broadway, New
York, and 81 Center Street. New Haven.
ALL
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-12-12
AGE OF GRADUATING CLASSES.

AGE OF GRADUATING CLASSES.
AS an interesting commentary upon
the statistics recently published In the
Yale News about the freshman class
and it's comparatively advanced aver
age age, some facts about previous
classes in this connection are given be-
low. in the hope, also, of correcting a
false impression which has lately been
meeting with undue credence.
While the average age of men in col
lege has indeed increased of recent
years the difference is by no means so
marked as has been supposed. For in
stance. statistics from the class books
show that the average age at gradua-
ton of the classes from 1880 to 1890 was
20 years months IL days; whereas, the
corresponding. figures from the classes
of the next ten years, from 1890 to 1900,
are 20 years months and 27 days, so
that the variation is one of weeks and
not of years, as some seem to have i'm
agined.
Again, in the decade before 1880 there
were several classes whose average age
closely Appropriated these figures, the
general average varying from % years
8 months days, in 1871, to % years and
less than a month III the classes Of rs
and 70
On the other hand, in the more re-
cent classes one always finds a few
men graduating under twenty years of
age, nor does the number of these men
appear to be diminishing The class of
'93 had enc such man, '94 had fiev, the
more usual figures being two or three
In other words, good schools are still
preparing students for Yale as at early
an age as they were twenty or thirty
years ago.
In an effort to determine whether the
unusually high average age of the
Freshman class is due to the dispro-
portionate age of limited number OF
men, or whether it is actually repre-
sentative, the following facts were ar
rived at from which conclusions may
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-12-12

Crown La Grippe Tablets, the great
cold cure. George D. Farovid's City
Drug Store, 644 Chapel street.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-12-12
NEW RAVEN LOCAL QUOTATIONS

Furnished by Kimberly, Root & Day, Bank
ers and Brokers' 133 Orange Street.
BANK STOCKS.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-12-12

Amenites.-Mrs. Bragg-Of course,
you knew we had moved out of your
section of the city?
Mrs. Snagg-Oh, yes.
Mrs. Bragg-The neighborhood we're
in now is much better.
Mrs. Snagg-Strange! That's what
everybody is saying now about the
neighborhood you philadelphia
PraSS
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-12-12
THE EMPLOYEES SURPRISED.
A Quick Countermanding of Orders at
the Railroad Repair Shops.

the Railroad Repair Shops.
Last Saturday some CONSERVATION
was caused among the employees at the
Consolidated railroads repair shops in
this city by the posting of a notice to
the effect that until further notice the
shops would run nine hours day and
that fifty-four hours would constitute a
weeks work, instead of sixty hours, as
it had hitherto been. The notice was
signed by the foreman of the shops Mr..
Young.
The men had reconciled themselves
to the cut in the number of working
hours when Monday they were again
surprised by the posting of notice to
the effect that the order of Saturday
for nine hour dav had been counter
manded until further notice.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-12-12

be drawn: Three men in the class are
twenty-five years old, seven are over
twenty-five, ten are a few months UNI
der seventeen, and the great majority
are between eighteen and twenty.-Yale
News.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-12-12
New York Cotton Excb,,g.

Reported over private wire by f. c. Fried
man Il c., bankers and brokers, 10 Wall
street, N. Y, and 763 Chapel Street, New
Haven. n. A. Tanner, Manager of Local
Franch. Direct wires to New York and
Chicago Opeuinp CloSino
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-12-12
NEW YORK STOCK MARKEr.

Opening, Highest, Lowest Quotation
On the New York Stock Exchange, reported
by Prince g. Whitley, Brokers, 10 Center
Street, New Haven.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-09-13
Srceis f6redlides 3cos.

SdredIi6 ift OisStrafs, bic 8reci, benz
,u lebensldnBIider 3udtbuuStrafe psr'
urtbeiIten Nbrber beS 8bniss Sumbert,
,u 1bsiI pirb. Die Daft pirO. tpie aus
Rom beridtet tpirb, nit sebn Sabren
ginseIbuft Beginner. 8resci ipirb in cine
Spel Uleter lan9e, einen 0teter breiie
3eIle sebrudt, 6srsn Sbdr ME se6ffnet
pirb. Die Wdrter bsobadten bur6 oas
@udIob. Q8dbrenb bieisr sebn Sabre
1T Waher unb Sroo bic ausi6lisbli1s
gtabruns. 8resci oarf peber Ieien nod
idreiben, peber arbeiten nod rau9en.
IT burf nidt iprebsn. gtiemanb oarf
lbm antipOrten. Spri6t er nur Elm ein'
siseS Dial ober ldbt er iid ionit ettpas
su Sdu!cen tommen, 70 erbdIt ct Ipfort
bic 3punssiude unb tpirb nit giIen ans
Belt ssidnuat. Sie Sude 1T 70 einse.
ribtet, bob er bic Sdnbe abioIut niht
betpesen fam. yta4ts tpiro ibm elm
RIemen UNI ben 2eib seidnaat, 10 bab
er iib aub ni6t bon elmer Settle auf bic
cnbere le8en fam. 9iefe 8ori1riften
tbnnen i'm Sale Der Hsnitens nod
periddrft perben. Damn tpirb eine ans
Oere 3wunesiade sebrau6t, bsrsn asr.
mel 8ei9lOhen iinO. Olit 3pei Oiten
Riemen iperben bic Sdnbe iiber Der 8ruft
sefreust unb nit iturfsn giien ssbunben.
Bon ben Sdnben Iduft Elm 2soerriemsn
su ben SGben, Der fsIt ansssossn piro.
Der 3brper beS StrGiInas niro
Ourd ben Gtsmsn fbrmIi9 setrammt.
Diefe Steauns buusrt bonn Worsen bis
gum absno. Radts perbsn bic Sdbe
our4 slpei in einem Brett unterbuIb bss
5uBenoeS aneebradte 269sr esitsdt.
50 Iisst Der SrdiIins pOliOmmsn bss
tpesunssIos ba. Ra6 sinem Sabr fam
eine Wtilberune sinirstsn. Bel tabeapier
4uffibruns fann Der StdfIms in sine
srbBere Belle sebradt merDen. Die
3easntbdr tpirO 3eiitpeiie einiss Gsntims.
ter ipeIt ssbffnst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-09-13
Bon Der Siibfeite.

Srau GbarIes g. 2epert bon Biaotp
StraSe, bic @attin be8 betannten 8u6'
fabrers Der W. Robinion 8rauerei. fei'
srt am Donnerfus i'm Sreunoesfreiie
ben 90. @eburtStae.
Die Treiber unb 9dufer in Sunnel
Drift ber gcnnea 8oblen @ompanie
freitten am Donne,itas Wtorsen. .um eine
10 PrOsent 2Obne,bbbung Su erlaneen,
bod purben ibre Steaen iofort bon ans
beren Itbeitern beiebt.
SIN Der @obnuns bon Srau Sduub
an @eour Npepue ipurben eefern Nadi
ibrs So6ter SRI. 2ena unO @oparb 9
Same burd Baitor 8. s. .. 8ierce bon
Der gsnn apnue 8uptiiten &ir6e gum
9unb fiir's 2eben eineeiesnet.
Das pic Nic bsS S6psiser Wdnner.
6ors, baS am Sreitas 9iudmitta9 unb
Abenb in 2aubidsr'S Sommeraarten an
MapIe StrObe itattfunb. usrIief in er.
foIerei6er g8siIe uno eeftultete ii6 Su
elmer duberit semdtbIi6en 9lffuire.
SER Ssinri6 2aubi6er tpirb inIisinem
Sommersarten an Waple Strabe beute
gIbeuo einen SLAM 8afe" abbaIten, in
8erbinbune nit pelhem aub elm 8esel'
i6ieben ftuttfinOst; Wuiit piro au6 ans
peisnb iein uno bas 2otal auberoem
pradtpoa beforlrt ieln.
Die Sdnserrunoe bdIt nd6fen Wonut
Elm srobes Gonsert ab uno seltern 4benc
tpuroe elm Gomite ernannt, oas bic nbtbi.
gen 8ortsbrunsen bnfiir treffen ioa.
Rud Der Sisuns bepiribete Serr SObn
Sbneiber, Der ON 6. September 46
Sabre alt tpurbe, bic Gnipeienben in liz
beraler Welfe.
Srau Warp Bi6iIf bsridieb am Srei'
tag Nbenb i'm Nlier bon &C Sabren in
Der @obnuns ibrer Io6ter. Srau Ioam
@flinssr bon 9iitSton Iuenue. Dte 8ei'
lebuns srfolete am 9Rontus 8ormittus
i'm beutidsn fatboIiiden Srisbbofe, nud
elmer SselenmeHe in Der st. Dtarlen
2ir9e, bic Bfurrsr @briit Ieitste.
Wlaibias S6mibt bon @Im StruBe,
Der ii6 Dor msbreren @oden burb elnen
5au psrIebte. iturb am Wtontae gludt
an ben SoIscu befeIben i'm Ilter bon Ga
Sobren. Ser 8sritorbene, elm Iansidb'
riser 8epobner bieier SeIte, ipirb bon
Der 8attin unb neun 8inbern dberlebt.
Seine 9siiesuns erfoIst beute 9taamit'
tas i'm PittSlon 4penue 6rieebofe.
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6bbe Ndrfer NDtisen.

- 8ei ben @beIeuten Senrp Sdoa
Don 8sit Gin StruBs Bat ii6 am Don.
netita8 Elm SDbnIein einseiteqt.
- gm SdIuRe ber Sports. .SuiIon
limb Auetihunsen un6 8errenfungen
bdufis. st. Sutubs Del 1T iebo6 iiets
bsrelt. cine prompte unb ii9ere Ssilune
3u betpirfen.
= I'm l llbr am Montag Morgen
ri6tete elm 6euer in Der S6neioertperi.
ltdtte oes Soispb SusbeS an 9torb Wain
Ibenue einen S1aoen bon $50 an; bic
5susrpebr Ibi4te bic SIummsn prompt
-Sruu gIiiabstb S9iIb bon @pans
Gourt peridieb am DOnnertas Ra6mit,
Tag i'm 80. 2ebensiabre an aqeemeiner
Sapdde. Sbre 8eerbisuns erfoIste am
Sonnta8 gta4mittas i'm Oeutiden fatb.
5rieObOfe.
-Srau Warp Gamar bon Scranton
Strabe ipurbe am 9onnsrfas 4benb
arretlrt, neil man annimmt, oab iie bic
Wutter bes 8inbss III, bas am Gage ,u.
Dor in einem Ibort baieIbit ausgeiebt
tpurbe, aber nod Iebenb serettet tsar6.
Sic beibeuert ibre nni6ulo, bod 9oIi.
5eiarjt Sutton, Der lie unteriu1te, benfi
anoers uno auf feline 4usiassn bin
puroe tie 8ebalten. glm Sreita9 puroe
bic 5ruu unter $500 8Iref6aft fir ibr
serlbtll6es Griaeinen eeiteQt uno man.
oerte in grmanseIuns berieIben in's Sc.
fdnsniB. Srau B. y. 9ussan. 4ssn.
tin Der Ser. @obItbaten, nabm am
sIei6en Gage ous &ino su ibr unb susrit
perbleIt iie ii4 oemieIben seaentbsr iebr
8lslh8iiltis, ais es aber su tpimmsrn an.
ing, erpadte in ibr Der miitterIide Sins
itlntt unb iie ersriff ss unb briifte es an
lbre Srut. SrOB ibres 2eusnens nubm
man oaber an, OaB iie bic Uiuitsr oes
atnbes 1T. Ser SdusIins ltarb am
Oienitas i'm county @efdnsniB, mo 5rau
lamar benielbsn in IufIi1t bate; na6
Der Anlibt beS gorOners bate oas 3ino
am 2eben erbaIten tperben i6nnen. ipenn
es bic nbtbiBe PFeSe iOfOrt na6 isinsr
8eburt erbulten bate.
sS- Sir @rabheine, @rabeinfaiIun.
gen ooer anbere Steine tpenoet eu1 an
9ebr. 8utpen. 342 8. Nain Aps. Sic
Iiefsrn Der bette Irbeit; Preiie niebri.
ger tpis bic nieorisfen. 1854
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3ein Streif, neil bic 1tuterbanbs
Iunaen nod i'm 8ange ffHo.

Na9 elmer elffdnbisen sebeimen Sib'
uue psrtaste iid Der @recutiu' 4usitlub
Der Der. Staaten @rubennrbeIter in
indianapolis, Sno.. Sonntas Abenp,
obne einen Strelf an8eoronet 3u baben.
SIN elmer bon ibm erIlfenen @rtlarune
beibt es, man babe bic Streit'Orore nod
peri&oben, neil llnterbunolun8en sur
Sdli6tuns i'm @anse ieien. 98ie Ss.
ante Der Organization iueen, iino &C.
piGe ginfldiie sur 8erbinOerune oes
StrsifS sslteno semu&t tporOsn. mas fir
@infIdHe bas iino, poaen iie aber nidt
tunbssben. Sn ber grtlalun8 beS aus'
itufes pirb aud auf bic bieIen nebeIs
ltdnoe bineenieien, unier ipelben bic
8rubenarbeiter su Ieiben baben uno
peI6s bic 8eranlufuns bilben, oaB elm
Streif ltuitfinben iperbe, penn niHt bic
sspiinidte Abbilfe TONNE; ferner. tuie
aGe 8sriude, auf i6isosseridtli4sm
Degs bic StreitfraseE su ibli6ten, on
Der SalSftarrieteit Der 8rubenbeiiBer se'
ibetsrt paren. 3um S6lub iperoen
bic 8OtIsnsrdbsr ermabnt, porldufis ibrs
Irbsit fortsuieBen, ii9 aber bereit su
balten, in siniseu Gasen bic 4rbeit mics
osrsuIesen. faas bic sssenpdrtisen uns
tsrbanblunsen fru6tlos bIeiben iolten.
Am SdIufs eirer Sibuns Sonntae
4bsnb iaste Sobn Witdsa oer 8oriBenbs
oes ausiaufes: ,,Dls Situation bat iit
faft gar ni6t eednbert. Wenn bic Sru'
bsnbeiibsr nitt in eepiier 3eit unfersn
Sorberunssn nadfommen, pirb bet
Streit bon mir unb bem Sscretdr WiIior
angeurbnet tperbsn. Ob bic Sriit fiinI
Gage oper ldneer III. peieere i6 mid
su iagen. g8ie idOn in unierer @rtldr'
una bonn Samitae ssiast ii, iinb Gins
fdfe in 8epesuns seisst porben. I'M
eins 8srfdnbisune berbepufiibren
Wenn bieielben politiiber Natur iinb, Il
babsn ieoenfaaS bic RitsIieber bes @re'
cutip ausiduHss feline 8enntnlb ba'
pUn."
Da cine 8siIssuns bsr Diifsrenssr
ausssi6loHen i6ien, 70 beorberte idoi
eefern abenb Brdibent Sobn 0litdel
ben Strsif Der Ser. Minen Grbeiter pol
9lmeritu in ben SarttobIsn Siitritten l
Z unb 8, peIde fuftii6 Susquebunnu
2adapunna, 2uSerne. S6upltla. 9tOrib
umberlanb unb @arbon Counties elm
idIieben. Ser Streif ioq am WontaI
in 8raft treten, bod tpirb aneebeutei
bub bic Wdnner idon uufb6ren t6nnnen
penn ibre 8orrdtbs Dor Sumitas 4bsn
erid6pfi tperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-09-13
Npn AeterSbura.

- gtipa 800 perionen pobnten am
Samfus Der @rcuriion ber bieiissn Ssi'
Oenfabrit mad Sarpsp's Safe bel.
-Ssrr @arI 8adOfsn, gliFitsnt GU.
perintenoent Der Pstersburs Seibenfas
BRIT, reife am Sonntae naG gisn gori,
bon mo aus er cine mebrb6dentIi1e Gr'
bOIunsSrslie na6 europa antrat.
Srisbsri6, Der IA Sabre aIte Sobn
bon Serrn unb Srnu @barIes Mller
BON gIib StraBe ftarb am Wontag Dor.
mittas nad elmer iursen &rantbeit /; er
fdblte iiA felt elmer @ohe unpobI, am
Samita8 trat cine uneiinitise Wenbunp
elm, bic aunabm. bis Der Sob ibn erI6fe
Die 8eeroiBuns oeS &naben erfoIate ge.
tern gta4mltta8 i'm Dunmore 5riebbOfs
- 9is 8serbieuns bes BERT. @euras
5urber, bic bon ieinsr @obnuns, @dC
Srpin8 Gpenue unb aib Strabe, an
Samftus i'm 9unmore 5risbbofe erfoIste
sefaltete ii6 su elmer erObsn @brenbe.
seusun8 fur ben @nti6Iafensn, bsnn be,
1raueIaus mar elmer Der sr6Bten, Der
oiefer StabttbeiI ie ssiebsn. 8aitOr Sell,
Steinmann bon Der Dsuti1sn 9rssbp'
terif6en 8emeinbe lsitete ben 1rausrr
oienf, an cem bic Union 9oge Der Ssrei,
maurer unb bic lotale Boits Der @ranl
armp Of tbe RepubIif aud tbeiInabmsn
Nh8lisber bss Seusrbspartements uni
Ppiblas'8itter batten ii@ aud in srBb
srer GnsubI eineshsIt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-09-13
GBilfesbarre @adrtdten.

- Ser frdber bier pobnbafte @onrat
Sdser, elm 8ruoer bes Stabtratbes bon
Der 12. @arb, itarb am 9ienfas in Ner
YOrt an Der 8llnboarmeniatinoun8.
- Die Demofratsn bes Counties,
ipeI6e um 9ienfae suiummentraten. um
elm Sidet su nOminiren, fonnten ii1 ni9i
einisen unO es CAB sroben &aoau. ber
Oumit enoiste, oub ieOe SaftiOn Elm ie'
perates Sidet aufitellte. SOmit pdre
Elm Siee Der &epubIlfaner poraus3uia'
gen.
- Sie Socalifen bon 2userne county
bieIien am Sumitue su @rster ibren Cons
pent nb, ben eriten, in ipel6em Sobn $,
Surris fur GonsreB. Sranf Bearion fur
Staatsienat0r uno 3boma8 Sarbeu fur
protbonotar nominlrt tpuroen; fur Rlh'
ter unb Diltriftannalt batien iie feline
3anbioaten. Dsn Winern tpurbe Spm'
putbIe uussebridt, Elm Strsif aber ais
frusli9 binssfsat.
- Mapor Ri6oIs brudte am Srsitas
eine neue Weibobe in Inpenoune, UNI
slpei lbm oOr8eflbrte santenbe 6rauen.
frau Rate 2pan unO Srau Diatp Surte,
sur Station Su brinsen; sr lieb bleielben
namlio suiammen in Elm tlslnes 3lmmer
eini1liebsn, no iie fur brei uno einbuIb
5lunbsn auf chamber losi4impften uno
Oann 10 sridbpft tpurben, bab lie in
lbrdnen ausbruden, ii6 um ben gals
fielm uno sulebt eipise 6reunei6afi
ibuOren. Sierauf Iieb Der Dtapor iis
abaisben.