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The sun., 1900-09-18
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER Is 500
BOYS rallied at any one pace TO wurram

BOYS rallied at any one pace TO warram
the beginning of work.
Fred Dilcher, the member of the ma
tional executive board Of United Mine
Workers. who is in charge of District
No. /, covering these two valleys, was
enthusiastic over the strike news which
rapidly came in from every direction.
The headquarters were swarmed with
officers and workmen from the local un-
ions, and all reported a complete tie up.
The Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern company made futile attempts to get
three of its collieries going, but without
effect.
Several of the washeries are opening,
but the force of workmen is small. Yet
these washeries are considered so impor-
tant in the quantity Of factory force they
can turn out from the great piles Of
culm refuse that they will be shut down,
It is declared, even il the assistance OF
the railroaders is necessary.
The pump runners want to be called
out and have asked the executive board
to take this action.
The company hands are divided on the
work question, and their representation
is before the executive board. In all not
less than 10000 mine employees of all
grades are idle in District No. I.
The carpenters, car repairers, black
smiths and helpers at every Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western company mine
here have joined the strikers. They were
asked to take care of coal outside the
mines and to handle it in the breakers.
They refused and quit at every mine.
An attempt was also made at several of
the mines to have engineers and firemen
do other work. These men also quit,
and all at once repaired to district head
quarters and joined the United Mine
Workers The pump runners have been
ordered by National Board Member
Dilcher to remain at work, so that there
will be no occasion for water accumulat-
ing in the mines.
The sun., 1900-09-18
At Lykens and wioonisco.

Harrisburg, Sept. 1.-THE miners at
Lykens and Wiconisco went on strike in
obedience to tho order of the United
Mine Workers of America. About 90
ont of the 1000 employees of the ccal
company went to work. but not enough
to start tho breaker, and it is said the
collisry will close down.
The union has membership OF 600 at
Lykens and Wiconisco. and meeting
was held. ut Which it was decided to
strike. The men at Tower City and
Williamstown are working. and no trcu-
BILE is anticipated.
The coliery AZ Lykens and Wiconisco
employs LOO man and boys and that ut
Wiliamstown about 1900. Both are
controlled by the Pennsylvania railroad
and have been working full time for
many years. Tower City employs 1000
men and boys.
The sun., 1900-09-18
HELD OPEN HOUSE.
Young Mems Republican Club En-
tertained Many OF Its Friends
Last Night.

The "open house" held last night at
the Young Mems Republican Club was
big success in every way. About 300
members and guests were present during
the evening and enjoyed the many com
forts and conveninces which the club
house affor is.
The pool and billiard tables on the Sec
ond floor were kept busy during the en-
tire evtni G, but the largest crt wis We b
attracted to the basement where the clue
has two of the finest bowling alleys in
the city, George A. Elliott who recently
returned from Europe, gave all interest
ing talk on his trip in the clubs recep
tion room in the early part of the even.
ing. Excellent music was furnished by
Riggs orchestra, and there was also
some vocal music by members of the
club
REFRESHMENTS were sci we'd to all pres
ent in the meeting room on the third
floor.
The sun., 1900-09-18
ONE CENT.
FLAGS NOT DISCUSSED.
No Action Taken on RESOLUTIONS or
Fourth Delaware Regiment
Sury yiyors.

The Delaare Historical Society held
their monthly meeting last evening i'm
Their building on Market street near
Tenth. Chief Justice Lore president of
the society called the meeting to order.
Nothing special was transacted only n
little routine business being done.
"A motion was passed that the society
should adopt resolutions on the death Of
George W. Bush and Lewis G. Wander
Srlft, ESD. both members of the society.
Inc society received an invitation
from the National Society Sons of the
American Reveotion to attend a picnic
to be held at Cooch's Bridge, on Septem-
ber % for the purpose of selecting n
spot to place the American flag in honor
Of the Battle Of the Brandywine. 1t
was accepted.
No action, and in fact, no mention was
made of the resolution adopted at the re-
union of the 14th Delaware Regiment in
reference to appointing committee TO
demand the return of the regiments
battle flags now in the keeping of the
society on account of their not being
properly cared for
The sun., 1900-09-18
SISTER RAYMOND SAFE.
She Was Not Drowned in the
Galveston Disaster as Er.
roneously Reported.
John L. Clark Received Word That
She Was SAT- at Taylor, Texas,
Which rs Short Dis
tance From Gal
weston.

The article published recently that
Sister Ra! mond known here as Miss
Alice Kane, formerly of this city, was
drowned in the Galveston dis ster is nm
true.
A representative of THE Sun laet night
called Gu John 7. Clark, No. 10OS Mon
roe streer, hrother-in-law of Miss Kane,
in regards to her being drowned.
He stated that they had just re ceived
word from Miss Kate Clark, of Newark,
N. j., that she was safe.
She is not living in Calves on, but
only short distance from there at Tay-
lor, Texas.
The sun., 1900-09-18
rhe situation at PottsvlIie.

Pottsvile, Pa, Sept. 1.-THE reports
that come from Shenandoah, Ashland,
Grardville, Mahanoy City, Tamaqua.
fremont and Minersville indicate that ali
the collieries in this vicinity are at work
with full complement of hands. With
the exception of Morea, which is operat-
ed by Dodson & Co. OF Bethlehem, Bucl;
Mountain and Mahanoy City are report
ed short handed, but this, it is said, is
not due to strike, but Polish wedding.
These functions consume several days in
their celebration. The Lehigh Coal com
pany's collieries are at work as well.
The sun., 1900-09-18
VIII Become Priests.

Charles McGollrich and James Nc
Kenna two young men of this city, who
have been pursuing their studies for the
priesthood in st. Mary's Seminary, Bal
timore. will he ordained priests by Bis.
hop Monaghan in st. Peters Pro Cathe-
dral, this city, on Sunday, October 14th.
Both Of these young men have been edu-
Gated under the guidance of the Catholic
clergy of Delaware.
The sun., 1900-09-18
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Dr. Phillip \. Traynor is in New
York
Mrs. William Il. Clerk is visiting in
Boston.
Levi G. Bird has returned from Eu-
rope and the Paris Exposition.
Mrs. Lamotte du Pont and Miss Nata-
lie q. Wilson sailed for Europe last Sat
urday.
Miss Helen Pennypacker and Edgar
Pennypnckcr will return from Maine
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lugar gave a
grabbing party on Friday at Gordon
Heights.
Andrew G. Gray was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles AIcFee at German
town Inst week.
The sun., 1900-09-18
A Terrihle Accident.

A terrible accident occurred Sunday af-
tornoon at FELTON,. in which William T..
Purse, Ir., aged 10 years, was run over
by train on the Delaware railroad and
had his head served from his body, The
accident occurred within a few hundred
feet of his home. Purse had been in
the habit Of jumping on and OF trains
for number of years past and yester-
day as extra northbound freight No. Ill,
was passing he tried to jump on one of
the freight cars and was whirled under
the train.
The sun., 1900-09-18
W ent T., Cape May.

The Misses Mary and Florence Van
sandt, Mary Smith, and Lottc Crockett,
of this city. made delightful trim on
the palace steamer Republic to Cape
May last Sunday. The stenmrr made
its last trip down the bay Oh that day.
Quite a number of other Wilmngtonians
took in the trip.
The sun., 1900-09-18
A Sudden Ne"th.

Miss Virginia nrd. a~cd Ga vn"rs,
diod suddenly on e""day at hnr r"si-
dence Mt Odessa. e'n was stricken with
nnrnlvsis shortly me ~"on and d'od
about 2 o'clock in 'hn afternoon. She
4,'"e we'll known "',' 's-" circ'n Of
-; s,,1- .,,cul.n hor dn~+h She Woo .
s'cta~.i'> '"-'' of Colen Ferguson. clerl; of
the Orphans Court.
The sun., 1900-09-18
Senatorial Candidate.

Francis Mnguigar of No. 5oS WnSt
Fourth street has nnnonncad himself as
cnndidate for tho Stata Senatorial
nomination IN tho Second Senatorial
district of this county. Mr.. Magingar
if nominated will dispute the election with
Mr.. McNulty.
The sun., 1900-09-18
WtlI ston AZ I.inwood.

Af+"r Wednesday, September 26, and
contiunius during the present schedUle
of II" p. w. Il b. railroad the express
train leaving Philadelphia at 22O O'clock
in the afternoon and arriving in this
city al 3 o'clock will stop at Linwood to
take on passengers for this city Or points
south.
The sun., 1900-09-18
Evangelist,c Meetings.

The Wilmington Methodist Preachers
Association have decided to hold series
of meetings in the Methodist Churches
beginning October eth. The meetings
are to he looked after by the executive
committee Of the association and Presi-
ding Elder Watt is to be in charge. At
yesterday mornings meeting of the asso-
citation the Rev. James Grove read an
interesting paper OIL "The Divinity of
Christ" which was discussed.
The sun., 1900-09-18
Vow Law Gtudents.

Two young men have register MS lav
students. They are Caleb e. Burchenal
OF Kent county, graduate OF Dickinson
College, who registered with William $
TITLES, and PANEL ]. Layton, son of Or
c. r. Layton OF Georgetown, Il graduate
of the University of Pennsylvania, who
registered with Herbert Il. Ward.
The sun., 1900-09-18
HANDSOME CURTAIN.
Manager Bnylis Rung in Novelty on
His Patrons of the Opera House.

Manager Buylis last night delighted
the large audience present at the Grand
Opera House by letting drop a hand
some new curtain.
The curtain was let down as the orchs-
ira started TO play the overture and it
was greeted with applause. The cur
tain contains very pretty landscape
picture and was greatly admired.
The sun., 1900-09-18
RsTTEN BY A DOG.
william White Has the Sight of ore
Eye Injured.

William White, son OF John l..
White Of No. 727 West Second st':""t
was bitten about 750 o'clock last night
by Il dog owned by Daniel EIanghey So
719 West Second street. The boy was
bitten in the eve and the sight injured.
The wound was dressed by DIR. j. JIar-
vcv Spruance al Second and Monroe
streets.
The sun., 1900-09-18
Rebuilding a stable.

The livery stPhle of C. r Dongherty
at Front end Orange streets which was
recently burned down is being rebuilt.
The new stable viii he Il great i,nprove-
ment over the Old one. Mr. noughorty
is attaching fire proof hay loft
The sun., 1900-09-18
FAHEY Is CONFIDENT.
Says That Many More VIII Strike
Before Weeks End.

Shamokin, Pa, Sept. 1.-THE collieries
operated by the Mineral, Union. Phila-
delphia and Reading Coal and Iron COM
panes and by individual operators in the
suburbs of this place, employing be-
tween $500 and 10000 men and boys,
The sun., 1900-09-18
Caught Runaway Team.

The team OF Mr.. Matthews of St1
ling street ran away from Tenth and
Church streets over 1t4h street hridre
ard was caught at 18th and Thatcher
streets by Reuben Donovan of 1917 East
18th. No damage was done.
The sun., 1900-09-18
Excur, or ia .-o,ch.s Rr;dre.

Superintordcnt Barnard of the p, w.
4 +. railroad has arranged for .he sale
of excursion ti"kets to Cooch's Rridge,
for the flag 60 a'ion mt that r'tce on
Satuly.as, Sept >n,Gcr %.
The sun., 1900-09-18
Sold Tw Properties.

Sheriff Tavlor "eet,rdav sold two prop
critics hetwe"n Popular and Walnut, and
Eighth and Ninth h"'nu"ing 70 Franklin
q. S-i'h"1n. to ,,.3.'a T. I.rnJin, at
t3yn,, co-n
The sun., 1900-09-18
Strikn is oR

The majority of the striking weave"s
are back Mt work Mt the plant Of tho
Delaware Cotton Co. II IS said thrt -
,,in st:,,,,;crs =, ste W.
,,eclarc(, e."
The sun., 1900-09-18
THE NEWS FROM SCRANTON.

Ont In District No. 1.
Scranton, Pa, Sept. 17.-Dawn found
'e many thousands of mine workers in
'e laci:awannG and Wyoming valleys
'ady for the struggle with the operators,
r. When the scores of breaker whistles
vii, % z tae d,S' not enough men and
The sun., 1900-09-18

RAJ TIE ''uu.
The sun., 1900-09-18

in ob
|yeptoIs
nhany
Ltellec-
|oanph-
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nrOgHIe
Lfringe-
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SaS xhal abmdrt6.

TahInr.-Srau Marp 2allp bon Wuir
Strabe, 80 Sabre alt uno felt 35 Sab
ren bier nObnbaft, farb am Donnerftap
on aasemsinsr AItsrsi4Wd6s unc iparr
om Sumitas beerblst. SRI @mmu
Stable pon Sisb Strubs 1T ,isml,d
itpsr franf. : Sn Der Wc2uusbIln
Bobnuns an Union Strubs enlitanO an
5amitas su frdber Stunbe burd eins
fsbIsrbufte 8amlnbfnuns Elm 5susr, oaa
BON einem paianien entbedt puroe.
Dieter psdte bic Sniaiisn unb Elm paur
Sinner Bufer lDl6tsn ben 8ranb mil
uubeoeutsnbem Sbaben. = Gin SoIssss
bdubs Der gOmarOs SintsrIah htui&afI su
8arbertopn paro am SamitaS 4benc
total ourd 5euer serit0rt. Due Nadt
idulsn oes 8orousbs iinb nad einem
piermonatli4en eIfol8rei6en Sermin &C.
i6IoHen poroen. -Dis 2si&s bee @e'
meinsn Sobn 9otpea bon bier. Der nab
renb bem Dienit su Borio 8ico hnrb.
traf am Dienitls bier Elm uub iparo &c
tern NIT miIltdrli6en @brsn beissiebt ;
oer 8ernorbene mar Elm ftibereS Uht'
sIlsO beS 13. Rssimenis, na& bsfsn
dbl6iun9 er fib pleber antperben lleb
uno mad porto &co besab. .-8si Der
Rsuorganiiatipn beS Councils am Won'
tag Abenb puroe Sobn 81. SobnS ale
8Oriiser tuisosrernannt, Sobn q. Owens
ais Sefretdr, Sobn $. goans als Boli'
ssibsf, SboS DiOies als S6obmsiiter.
0apib s. Sarris als StrabenfommiHdr,
Gbr,it. 3umba6 alS 5suer6sf, SObn Yl,
Sarrls oils 8orousbanwalt uno VI. y
Cunning alS 8orousbseomeier. einitim'
mig etpdblt. DIE 3lsiostbdnbIer Sliib.
mann & @tibsI an Wiuin Sir, 81 baben
fur oas nube beporfebsnoe StGbiabr els
men 8Ieibsrporratb einselest. pie sr reid.
baltissr uno bsHsr iaum in ben 2dren be,
(Srobtdoie setroffsn tpirb. Sbre Nus'
lassn flr W,eibe uno anoere @ei4dflS'
srforbernliie limb eering uno bic 5lrmO
If oaber lm Stanoe, isbr biaiB au per'
taufsn. Dir etiudsn bic Deuiiden bon
lapIOr uno nmsessnb, ie nit einem 8s'
iu6e su beebrsn, nsnn iis obsr ibr. 8nubsr
nsus aIsiosr ssbraudsn. -Ssnrp Rdssl,
uiro am /. april Ue8innp'S Sotel OF
Union Strabe ibernebmen. Wel4io,
Oh 1T Dor stpsi Doden nit einsm trdi
l,sen Stnmmballer beibentt tporoen.-
Sobn Ruibub iiebt bel oem bsrunnabsn'
ben Srdblins fsbniGdtis bem @ri6einer
ces Stordss snieesen.-Oer Iaplo'
lurnpreiu III aus ielnem BintsridIaf
aufsrwa6t uno eecentt nit eirca 25 afti
pen Wtslisoern bic nsbuneen buloisi
pisbsr aufuebmen su i6nnen. Ct feb
unter bem prdfbium ces Serrn Guspa
Ou.-@ines Wannss 8so' III tein
Rsb', man muB iis bbren ale be'b.
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coIonie unb bic anbers in RataI. 81
@enerdle 8robant unb Clements com
mdnbiyen bic beioen Spibsn Der 4rmss
Ddbrenb Gen. @ataere tie Sauptmad
oer 8uren in Sda6 bdIt.
Die 8uren baben iih sdnsTit aus be
&ap GOlonie uno Nutal ber3osen un
Steuur8 sesendber Gen. &oberts Saupi
armee senommen, ipelds ie befeitlsel
uno nit @efdlBsn montieren. Nab eng
lliben 8erihten tpsrben ibrer Nniamm
lung baielbit i'ins SinberniRs in bel
Wes eelest. neil Roberis iie bann mi
einem S6laee su uerni&ten sebenft. I'm
ben Wes nad Pretoria freisulsssn.
Su England trdst mon iid mi. ben
Blame, ben Orunie Sreiituui unb Grams
paal su annsttiren, b. B. su britii&el
propinsen su MAIDEN.
9toh INNER bauern in @naIanb bi
arieBsraitunsen fort unb man mil elm
Grmse bon elmer 8isrtelmilIion auf BIZ
8eine iteqen. 5Gr 9risessnede perber
fur oas Iaufenbe Sabr 300 Wlqionsr
Dollars berlanet.
Gen. @atacre bat Stormbers beisBt
no bic Suren iO!anee einen ossperater
Bipertanb leiitsten. bis fe ole ibr,
@si6dse unb Baggage in Sl&erbsit se'
braht batien.
Bon Osfontein, mo SeIbmari6al
Hoberts elmer siemli6 sroBen 8uren.
matt aeeenIbsrtebt. iinb lmmsr nod
tene Gtsuisfeiten nit 9lusnabme Dor
Seriblen ilber unbepsutenos SdarmIb
elm semeloet tporben.
Der ,DiOrnins 9saber" inst.: ,,gn
Ding 1T seipiB. GeciI Rbobes. Ger Slb'
afritu isnnt. IT lber3eust. oab bic ans
nsTion ber 8epublitsn ben bauernoen
5tteoen nibt brinaen pirb, ben uniere
Smperialliten propbssesn @r III 10 iebr
oapon dberS'uat, oaB er ootbereiiet If.
iofort on ben 8ertbeloisunsspsrtsn bon
kimberley bic 9Irbeit su bssInnsn."
2sste q dri6ten.
Cine bonn Wittpo6 (sehern) um baIt
5 ubr Ra4mittass oatirte Dspsi6e BON
4sn. 9toberis meloet, baB ielne 8apal,
lerle be linfe 6lante Der 9uren umsan'
gen unb ibrs 8erbinbuns nit y oemfontsln
beorobt babe, porauf bic 8ursn IN n6ro.
lldsr uno peitll9sr Rl6iuns Hadteisn,
oettol8t bon Der 8dpalerie, berlttsnen
Snfanterie unb reitenoen Artiaerie. Die.
len @rfole. Der in gang gnslano pisbei
sroben Subel berpOrrlef, erransen Die
SrIisn belnabe obne ale 8erlufts, lsbis'
llt ourb Strategic.
Gus ben 8apcolonisn fommen bins
seaen Na6ri6ten, ipslde in gnslant
8rOBe 8eunrubiauns ueruriaben. 81
pslBt. oaB bic 4frltunbsr aasntbal.
ben einsn auirIbrerti1en Self sslstr
uno Iih an perf6teoeusn Orten in bss
irddIl4sr ansabl iammsIn unO orsunl'
iiren.
anbere 8eri6te bsiasen, onb Elm,
Osputation bon leltenben 4fritanDerr
na1 @nelanb sSbsn tplro. I'm 5risbsnS'
unterbanclunsen ansubabnen.
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Dtttstpn.

- @ehsrn Nadt ssrit6rte elm Ssusr
in Weit Bittsion ben 9eIbdftsluben pon
limos SirOb, bic gIpotbefs BON 8spras
Sirob unb bic SbneIoerei bon Ds5oref
8siummlpsrIuit 8 900.
- Soispb Srunoburp ipurS am Srei.
tag Nbsno auf ben @elelien Der .. & ..
So. nubs apOed BON sinem 3uss seirof.
fen uno erbislt einsn esbrobenen Arm
dud befht4tete man innerlI6e 8erlsB'
un8en.
Sn Der gum 8oitIinsssiddft bon
SObn Dillon bsnubteu S6sune biniei
Dod StrOb', nabe Der Bailey 8lbnfta'
iiOn. CAB es am SCnntus WCr8en eiipl
Q ubr Elm Seuer, bds bas @ebdube, brsl
BfsrOs unO uuOsrsn SobaIt total ssr'
no ts Der 8srluit am 9sbduOe II per
ii6ert. tpdbreno Der SabaIt ni4l psriit'
ert mar.
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au6 bem cberen Ebale.
(Ar&balb Gprrsippnbsnl.)

- Der Gbssrton Bad su WupFsIt
tibertrat um Donnerfue feline tlfer. in'
folse bon @Isanitauuns, nobel siemIi'
der S6aben aneerihtet tpurbe.
- Ibomns 8iGarbs bon OIppbani.
Elm Winer in bsr gbbp Greef Wine. err
belt am Dlontus our& Elm Selienitad.
ous burd cine Sprensuns IosseIbh
tpurbe. eine bbis 8erlsbuns an Hidsn
uno S6nitte uno Sdrammen.
(GarbOnbaIs aorrtIpDnbtni.)
Sranf arnnb unterparf f& ON
Dienitas elmer erfoIsrei4sn Operation.
Sier ersisneten fib Inut benz BE.
riht oeS @eiunobeiis. 2lmtss i'm Wonat
5ebruar nur 90 3obssfdqe, Elm eutss
3sueniB fur bic Stubt.
= MIsranbsr GIuns. elm Seusrmann
rer grie Babn, tpurbe am Donnetiine
Ibenb bier Stpiiden elmer 2ofomotiue unp
cen BodstS sefausen uno su GoOe se.
queidt; isin 86rper NOR idauberbufi
seroriidt, alS er Elm paar Wlinuten nod
benz llnfuae bon anbersn 9usapseiteaten
aufsefunben tpuroe. Der 8erunsIiidit
mar 40 S ibre alt unb tpirb uon Der @ats
lin unb pier 8Inbern iiberlebt.
- Ser taris Ressn am DOnneriioe
pernanbsIts ben 2adananna SIub in
elnen reibenoen Strom unb oils nm
Radmitias Stanley Ga Srunes, 10
Sabre alt unb bon Slriett Strabe, stipn
elns MeIIs oberbalb Der Staot beim
6IuHs ipeIte. fisl er BON elmer unbeidIB
ten Subbriide in bas 8aHsr unb er.
tranf; iein 8brper tparb bon Der itarfen
Strbmune idnsa binpesaeidpemml
uno tonnte sur 3slt nidt sefunoen tper.
ben. 9lm Sumitas IbenO, turs Dor Osr
0dmmeruns. funo man ben a6rpsr bss
Sunsen i'm 5lubbeite, balb bon GuIm
besraben, eine turse Strede untsrbalb
oem D. & B. UtapFelb Sofe; an
Montas fanO bic 8eresune ftatt.
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BilfeSbarre Radri6ten.

0ie Satmsrs telephone Gpmpanie
Don bier, 8apital 500. 900, erbislt am
Dlonta8 einen 5reibrief bsipiaist.
Der bobe DaRsrianb bss Susqus.
banna Sluhss ON Srsitas batte aur
5olss, buB Der 8sifebr nit ben unteren
5lats aeiipeiIis unterbroben ipurbe. bod
Ois 4benos mar er pieber bereeitellt.
= Ser aebieb BAILEY Sra6ibremier
Clarence @oerett itiirste am Disnfns on
Der Sarpeps 2ate 3weiebnbn BON elmer
SUrear uno brud oas @snid. @r bin.
terldBt in Parions 5rau uno bier ainosr.
Das idneas 2aufen Der Siroben.
babnpaesn bubier bat in lsster 5et su
ulelen &lusen glnIab sessben. ioboB bic
BolSel ansewieien m IT, betrefsnbs
Roiorleute Su berit bic bann arre.
tirt uno befraft psr> a iolIen.
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Grfolsreibe Ganp,p 20 buunaeu.

Secsrmunn bot Sntersiis fir @obnun.
aeu uno oas The Ladies' Home Jour
nal Dlro elne An3ubl oer bsitsn Sluisr
O,Ioli6 brineen - uriiitiid uno orbuef.
tonii& - in bieism 2anbe. Stoss piro
IN sendsenber @inseIbsit eeseist iperbsn,
um OILS elm Ulocea fur iolhe su bienen,
Die su buuen tpdnidsn-sntpsbsr i'm
Original Ooer nit Ienbsrunssn, pslds
Die nmiidnbe nbtbIs MAIDEN. glur Sdu,
Ter, bic pirtlit als bic befen 8siultats
ai6ttettouiid oafeben, perben in bi
Serle einoerlsibt. bic i'm April Journal
anfdnei.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-08
@anne Gpnntp.

Sunesbale. -am Donnsriias traf bier
ole Ra1u6t Elm. bub GbrifOptsr Stes.
nsr su auburu, q. o., in einem GHfoae
pon S6psrmutb Seltitmoro besine. 81
mar friiber bier tpObnbuft unb bic 8ser'
bisuns srfoIste am Samitae bier. .-Die
Rspubliiansr bss Counties bultsn am
nd6tsu Wontus einen @onpent ab, um
sinen aanbisaten fur @OnersB ;u nomi.
niren unb DeIesuten sum Stauts' iotpis
glliioualeonpent Der Pattsi su srnennsn.
6apleb. -Waitis d.. bic l6 Sabre
alte 1Otisr Der @bsIeute Srunf Brisbi
bon @lnb Rop, bssins am Sreitaa
SsIbtmoro. inbsm iis eine Auantitdi
@arbclfdure bsri6ludts; man entbsdte
rbre 1bai srR, nadbsm iis bic Sdmsrssn
niGt LANCER perbersen fonnts, uno banr
par es su ipdt fur urstIi&s guile uni
oas WdoHsn harb spri Stunosn nab.
bsr; has WOtip # unbsiunnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-08
sdperes @ruben . llusliid. /.

Sn BEN Rsip RsO Ripsr Ditriit. nubs
fire @rsst. @. g., sreisnste fit om
Dienitae WOrsen cine @rpIoion bon
9rubensaien unb man bsflrdtet. bas
babel lbsr bunbert WenidenIeben Der,
loren sinsen. Bis aum 4benb bate man
funfsis 2sidsn su Gage esf5rbert; bic
meifen oerielben iinO bis sur nntsnniIi&.
tsit snttsat. Soft tslne 5amiIie bes
9rubenborfss 1T pstitont esbliebsn
unb bic Sammsrfcsnen bort ipOttsn al.
ler 8ei4reibuns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-08

= Wurtin aasn bon RooTe. Der an
%. 5ebruar bon Daolo 9. Dapls as,
itoRen purOe. il nod ben ausiussn
iernes atstes ieet auber 2ebsnssefab,
uno 8sbl lelnsr @sntiuus snissssn.
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- Annpneirt TN ,,@o4enbIatt."