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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-10-22
Secret Orders

a Masonic. Vinita Lodge No. 8, r. &
IVA NJ meets first Saturday night In
~ each month In Masonic hall, Halsell
=, building. W, l.. Chapman, W. NJ;
Charles Hunt, Secretary.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-10-22

Warning Order.
In the United States court for the Northern
district Of the Indian Territory at VI
nita. L. T.
David D. Berry ss plaintiff lSo.
Minnie Berry, defendant.
The defendant. Minnie Berry. Is warned 20
appear In this court within thirty days and
answer the complaint Of the plaintiff, David
L. Berry.
Oct. Is. 1000. Charles A. Davidson.
John B. Turner. Clerk.
nAttorney for plaintiff. TIA Alexander.
Josiah Davis. Deputy.
Attorney for defendant. 0lSsiD
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-10-22

whats In a name?" The word
''bitters" does not always indicate
something harsh and d~isagreeable.
PricklY ash bitters is proof Of this.
1t cleanses, strengthens and regulates
the system thoroughly, yet it is SO
pleasant the most delicate stomach
will not object to it. Sold by Chap
man & Briggs. wd
Sam Ridenhour, Bob O'Shea, Allen
Crockett, Ferd Lemon and Tom Allen
left yesterday for a ten days hunt in
the Creek nation.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-10-22

ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER No. Is. Meets sec
onu Friday night IN each month in Masonic
hall, B. F. Fortner. high priest; W. u.
Chapman, secretary.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-10-22

f ODD FELLOWS. Vinita Lodge
No. Is. I. o. o. +. meets each
Monday night In odd Fellow hall
10 Halsell building. G. AZ. Hal
tom, n. g.; A, O.. Masterson. Secretary.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-10-22
Warning Order.

Territory.
Della A. Still, plaintiff.
VS. tNo. 1853
Harry T. Still, defendant.
The defendant Harry T. Still. Is warned to
appear in this court within thirty days and
answer the complaint OF the plaintiff Della
A. Still in this action for divorce.
Oct 8, 1900. Chas. A. Davidson,
P. 8 Davis. Clerk.
AttorneyIfor PIT. T.. A, Chandler.
S Il Parks, Deput6
Attorney for Def't 0ctesOd
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-10-22

BIo CAIN PosT No. ~. Dept. Ind. Ter. @.
AR a. j.. UInFerbeard post commander.
Job NaffeH. a1juiaufi DIS. Warren. quar-
feruasItr Meets frsf Saturday In each
month AZ clock ,. m. In United States
Nm ur sutisrnUtuIy ~"
ahasr .rrLcakiep nrnFednehaah
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-10-22

VfNIrA EEcAMPMENT No. II. I. o. o. f.
Meets alternate Thursday nights ia Odd Fell
lows hall, J. p, Scott. C.P.; A. @. Master
son, scribe.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-10-22

ESTHER REBEKAH LODGE No. &. Meets ev-
cry Friday night in odd Fellows hall. Rox-
ana Ward. n. G.. Ada O'Shea. secretary.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-10-22

rRATERSAI AID Association. No. 22.
Meets every second and fourth Wednesday
night IN each month m odd Fellows bali.
Olive Martin. president; n. n. Edmisfon.
ecrftafy.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-10-22

"'Well, go on And | actually sold
the old curmudgeon $1,000 worth Of
cloths before I left. For years after
SO long as he lived, In fact-he was one
Of my best customers and one Of the
best friends | ever made in my bust
news"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-19
, The Sparrow Nuisance.


1t is greatly to be regretted that the
described by Louise F. Hopkins in Thurs
days Starz-viZ., the freedom of that city
from the nasty little English sparrow-does
rot exist in Washington. Doubtless the ma
tional capital could reach that happy state
if slight premium could be paid here. as in
Detroit, for every dead sparrow brought In
Whether our authorities have at their dis
posal any fund that could be used for that
excellent purpose is doubtful. Probably not
But if they will authorize or sanction a
war of determination here there will be no
difficulty or delay in raising by private con-
tribution all the money necessary to carry
it on to a successful conclusion. and thus
bring back to the parks and trees of the
city the song birds that have been driven
out by the offensive intruders. And they
ought to be exterminated from every city
in the country at once and forever. In no
other form would community tolerate for n
day so noisy. dirty and quarrelsome null
sance as Is the sparrow.
Now to business. AS a practical step in
the direction indicated. have placed in the
hands of the cashier of The Star office the
sum of $50, which he is authorized to pay
over, as soon as $50 additional are contrib
uted as fund, out of which the sum Of
two cents shall be paid for each dead spar
row brought to point to be designated by
an organization or association formed for
the purpose of carrying out the object in
view.
Who will join In organizing the move
ment and carrying the crusade to a sue
cessful termination. and who else will con-
tribute to the fund.- and thus aid in clear
ing the city of one Of its vilest and most
annoying nuisances? HOUSEHOLDER.
Nav 10 1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-19

Raleigh - c. NJ. Woodbury., Kentucky:
VIM. Quinby, Boston: F. L. Stephens.
Pittsburg; G. L. Badger, st. Louis; r. p.
Richardson. North Carolina
WilIard-L. N. Patterson, New York: D.
r. Burns, Philadelphia; ]. H. Graham, San
Francisco.
Riggs-P. ]. King, New York; r. B.
Beath, Philadelphia; 7. R. Cook, Toledo,
Ohio.
Wellington-W. w. Swan. Boston; c. F.
Hunt, Salem. Mass; Jerry Darlington,
Concord, N H.: G. b. Jennings, Virginia
Shoreham-H. B. Beatty, Pittsburg; o. B.
Polk, Memphis, Tenn; Jno. Baldwin.
Council Bluffs, Ia: ]. S. Morse, Scranton.
Pa; c. A. Earle, Worcester Mass.
jiro Ikeda, Japan; F. L. Hamilton, Chicago;
f. Smith, Denver Col. ]. F. Sullivan, Phil
adelphia.
Richmond-L. A. Armstrong, Admission,
Texas; ]. E. Edwards, Boston.
Gordon-J. r. Solely, New York: F. f.
Marshall, ST. Louis; L. p Hewitt, Wiscon-
sin.
National-J. S. Morgan, Alabama: w. T.
Pomroy, Kentucky; w. V. Higgins. New
York.
Metropolitan-W. B. Watts, Virginia: w.
H. Buss, Boston: H. M. Lyman, Philadel-
phia: H. Howell, Philadelphia.
Cochran-J. Winthrop, Montana; J. w.
Tuck. San Francisco; T. j. Brown, NJ. Leav-
it, New York; P. w. Taft. Boston.
Ebbitt-J. NJ. West. Toronto, Ont: F.
Thomas. Denver, Col; H. A. Hodgson, Lon
don, England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-19
a DEEP GU 7
IN PRICES ON
TOILET ART lGIL|E@ AND
PATENT MEDICINES.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
THE MODERN PHARMACY

VIII quote unprecedented prices on the most COM
plete stock in Washington. GET YOUR SPRING
MEDICINES Now Mail and telephone orders re-
ccve prompt attention. Our own delivery to all
parts Of the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-19
A Reliable Pile Cure.

me Pyramid Pile Cure Is the safest and surest
pile cure on the market, because it contains no
mineral poisons nor opium cocaine but can be
ucea Win absolute safety and certainty Of cure.
Mahy physicians are using the Pyramid
Pile Cure in place of surgical operations being
painless convenient to use and the patient can
attend to his daily occupation while the cure is
being made as 1t is used at night and no addi
tional treatment is necessary
Dr. Wharton says the Pyramid Pile Cure will
prove blessing to mankind. when I. is remem.
hered that heretofore surgical operation was con-
sidered the only cure. with all Its danger to life.
intense pain and expense Of from ten TO ono
hundred dollars. TO say nothing Of the possible
return OF the trouble. The Pyramid Pile Cure
costs but fifty cents at any drug store and does the
work quickly and safely 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-19

which he will do next fall. The appoint
ment of Mr.. Tttmann as superintendent of
the survey will be exempificaton of
civil service principles probably to a great
er extent than in the case of any other
head of that important branch of the gov
eminent.
Mr. TIttmann entered the service of the
coast and geodetc survey when between
seventeen and eighteen years of age. He
began his career in the survey in 1867, be-
ginning in the lowest grade. His promotion
has been gradual ever since, and the re-
suit of a close application to the work of
the survey and to a recognized ability. Mr.
Tittmann viii, be the first superintendent of
the survey who has literally worked his
way from the bottom to the top" though
there have been other appointments to that
place of men who gained that recognition
by long service.
the field as photographer, and Prof. Hill
gard had been connected with the survey
a long number of years before he was
placed in charge.
His Official Career.
Mr.. Tittmann was born in Illinois and
was appointed from Missouri. at once en-
tering the field. He accompanied the transit
of Venus expedition to Japan as assistant
astronomer in 1874 and served in the field
for about twenty years in charge of sur
veying expeditions He was called to the
office of the survey in this city in 1887 and
placed In charge of the office of weights
and measures. In connection with this work
he was sent to Europe in 1890 and repre-
sented the United States government at the
international geodetic conference at Berlin
In 1898. In the same year he was promoted
and placed in charge of the coast and geo.
detic survey office. He was appointed as
sistant superintendent in 1899, and recently
was appointed to represent the United
States in the demarcation of the Alaska
boundary under the modus vivendi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-19
DIED..

BIAS Departed this life Friday. May IS, 1900,
1908 O'Clock. FRANCIS S. BIAS the be-
loved daughter OF John Bias and granddaughter
of Samuel Z. Camper, aged eighteen years and
five months
Funeral from Asbury Church, 18th and X streets
northwest. Sunday. at O'Clock pm. (Annap-
oils and Baltimore papers please copy
DORMAN. Saturday morning. May 10, 1900, at
S:25 O'Clock, LDT~TIE, wife Of Jerry Dorman
Of Detroit Mich, at the residence of her sister,
Mrs. Naomi Ellis lila New York
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
LADD. On Saturday morning, May TO- 1900, Mrs.
SARAH J. IADD. at the Methodist Home.
Funeral services At the home Monday morning
at 1890.
In MemOrfam.
COUNTER In loving remembrance Of my be-
loved daughter. BLANCHE BOWEN CoUNTEE,
who fell asleep in Jesus one year ago tomor-
row, May 20 1899.
Blanche is gone but not forgotten;
Never shall her memory fade
Sweetest thoughts forever finger
Around the grave where she is laid.
BY HER MOTHER, MARY J. BOWEN
daughter. ALBERTA GLOVER. who entered
into rest one year ago today May 10, 1889.
One year has passed and still we miss her;
Some may think the wound is healed;
But they little know the sorrow
Lies within our hearts concealed.
BY HER FATHER AND MOTHER, GEO. W.
S1MMS AND JANE Z. SIMMS.
KETTLER. In loving remembrance Of GEORGE
W. KETTLER, who died four years ago to-
morrow, May 20, 1896.
BY HIS WIFE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-19
TO MARK ALASKA'S LIMITS
MIR. TITTMANN WILL LEAVE FOR
THE NORTH IN A FEW DAYS.
Successor of Superintendent Pritchett
of the Coast and GeOdetic Survey
His OffciaI Career.

Mr. Otto H. Tittmann. assistant superin-
tendent of the coast and geodetic survey.
will leave in a few days for Alaska, where
he will trace the boundary line established
by the modus vivendi of October 1899. be-
tween the British government and the
United States. He will be gone from this
city about two months.
Mr.. Tittmann has been selected to succeed
Superintendent Henry S. Pritchett as the
head of the coast and geodetic survey
when Mr. Pritchett assumes the presidency
of the Massachusetts School of Technology,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-19
Pro-cathedral Young People.

st. Albans Guild. the society for young
people at the Pro-Cathedral held its annual
election Of officers last evening. President.
Mr.. Ernest T. Winchester; vice president,
Mr.. Ashley Wallace: secretary Miss Platt:
treasurer, Miss Gray. The society is in a
fourishing condition. and the season just
closed has been a happy one. At the meet
ing last evening there was an attendance Of
over sixty. who enjoyed a musical program
and games The refreshment committee,
comprising the following members, pro-
vided excellent and dainty refreshments:
Miss Dalton, Miss Rock, Miss Dawson, Mr.
Hinston and MIR. Horatio Dawson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-19
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
White-Charles T. Lutz and Grace I.
Swami, both Of Baltimore. Md; W. T. Hef-
ling and Mabel Davis; Leo. H Donnelly and
Emma V. Phillips. both Of Alexandria, Va
Frederick B. Miller and Minnie l. Pussy
Colored-Morris Lewis and Carrie Bates;
Sidney Despertt and Flora Johnson; Henry
Boose and Matilda Peterson; William Dick
erson and Mary Beverley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-19
OPENING OF ORDwAY RANGE.
Weekly Shoots for 1900 Season to Be-
gin Saturday.

gin Saturday.
The National Guard rifle range at Ord
way, Nd, will be opened for the National
Rifle Association season of 1900 next Sat-
urday, May %. at 2:3O o'clock pm, when
the regular weekly shoots will be started.
These meetings are to be open to all men,
bers in good standing. and will, it is prom
ised. be more interesting than they have
ever been. There will be series Of
matches for rifles and revolvers of all
classes upon standard American targets.
Shooting membership may be held by any
person elected to such membership by the
board of directors. and includes officers and
enlisted men of the United States army
navy or marine corps and the District Of
Columbia National Guard, as well as
civilians
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-19
MARRIED..

BEALL-1ANSDALE. On May II 1900 BY the
Rev. Frank Gibson, at Trinity Chapel ETHEL,
NJ LANSDAIE. daughter of DR. il. F. Lans-
dale. and FRANKLIN E. BEALL, both Of
Damascus. Md.
BLAlR-BEATOUN. At Rockville, Maryland. on
the afternoon of April 49, 1900, by Rev G. F.
Mcclellan DID. OF Philadelphia. THOMAS NJ
BLAIR and CHRISTINE BEATOUN, both Of
Brookiand L. c.
On December O. 1899, at st.
Marys Church. Md, by the Rev. Father Gun
name. RICHARD L. LAMB and LYILYAN
LOUISE ST0RCH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-19
Representative White to Speak.

Arrangements have been made for Repre-
sentative White of North Carolina to adj
dress the young peoples meeting at the
Central NJ E. Church, on 9Th street be-
tween M and N streets northwest, tomor-
row afternoon at o'clock. There will be
sDecial music.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-08
Seiearaaua In N6tben.

Ra6ri6ten aus Rleurasua bsfasen,
onB Stalisn su sIeidsr 3sit nit S9ps.
ben unb Rortpsssn 8rsesidifs nod
9lueislbs. be Safeuitaot o Rearaeua.
itiden pirb. UNI nit sanOnen elmer @nt.
MISUNDERSTANDING Ra6brud ,u ssbsn.
Sn benz betrsfenoen Sale batte bic Rs'
eleruns bon Niearasuu Elm 9ampfbooi
uuf BEN San Suan &lper. oaS einem
StaIisnsr esb6rte, einfad peansbmcn
unb fir ben Iruppen . Srinsport per.
psnbsn Iafsu. Die Rduber' Rspublit if
pieoer reif fir cine neus Reooluiion. Sn
einsm Wonat fol- Der 4ufitanb sesen ben
les gen Brdiiosnten 3elupa Iosssben.
Stalisn uno S6tpebeu ribten fib in
ibrem 9punsspsrfabren na6 einsm Bra
ee~oensiaQe, in pel6em England ourd
@niienouns BON 8rIessiblfen nod Blue.
islbs bic prompte 8ssublune elmer S9a.
Osnsrias . 5oreeruns burtieste.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-08
SuumOre.

= u. s. 0apis bonn 8ehsn 1T an
Srsitas als superintendent Der s. & SO.
Q. Giisnbabn srnannt iporben.
= Srau s. @asnsr bon sui gIatsIs
Strabe leibet on einem am Samtae er'
baltsnen S&Iasanfaa.
= Die Ru&ridt, baB Srau Srani
5ubr an ber 2unsenenitanbune lsibst, IN
cine fali&e ibr Sobn bate einsn lsi@.
ten anfal Der 8~ranibsit.
Gin Ssusr bon %unbeianntsr Gnt.
itsbuns, bas iurs mad 10 nbr ON Dion'
tag Worsen uusbra6, bei4dbiste ben
@roeerielaben bes Spbn Coleman an Der
Ode bon Drittsr uno Ipple Struben iebr
tart bas prompte @ri6sinen Der Ssusr.
tpebr %oerbinbsrte cine 4usbebnun9 bes
Branbes.
- 3. Sparb bon Butler Stra6e, Der
nit feiner @attin mebrsre Gage abtpe'
ienb mar, febrte am Donnetitus beim
uno mabte foeleid Elm Seuer i'm 8dden'
ofen an; bas Woffer in benz nit bemielben
usrbunbenen aefsl mar ieooh fstsefro'
rem unb als baS Ssusr bsib eenua tpurbs.
aab es cine @rploiion. bic 8ehel unb
Diem in Slide ssrrib unb Snars isbr
i6mersli@ berleste eS tpuroe sue,it
bsfdr&tst, bab ct bic Ssbfraft perlisrsn
tpiirbe.
- Isabella, bas Sidbriss T6htsrIein
Der gbelsuts Sd. s. 8olaub bon Dh
Drinfer Strob', tpoIte ON Nontae
Rudmittas ben elibenoen Ofenbsdel obs
beben uno bsnuste babel ibre S6tr3e.
bic i'm Nu Seuer fling, oas ii6 idnea
auf ihre Sonse aIeiouns psrbreitets. Gbe
,br Batter nit ieinem nm iie seidlugenen
ueberrod bic Slammsn bdmpfen fonnte,
mar bic alsine lebensssfibrIi6 perbrannl
uno um IL lbr HadtS srl6fte Der Tot
lie BON ibrem 2siosn.
- Sc uerlautete an Sreitae nit BE.
timmtbsit. bab bic ,tpsi MANNER, psl6e
ON |. Suli bsS b~erfoHenen Sibres ba.
bier bic 9oIBiiteu Batrid 8aps unb 5.
6. Snpoer p%srtpunoeien. pdbrsno fs,
pie es ith %berauSteQte. baS Saus einsi
2oblenoperators in bic Stuff iprenper
poltsn. in Wontreal. @anaea. in Saft
iinb. Die aerle beiben 4ntOnio 8ober'
uno aueuit WsreI unb iOaen eineeitan'
ben babsn. 8eibe ioaen rnbiate 4nar'
9iien iein unO 6fentIid bumit ssprubIi
baben, baB iie spei 9olsiiten i1oHen
oils bisie fie in ibrem 8orbaben srtupp'
ten Elm Wann. Der ibre Brablsreier
bbrte. benadrIdtiste bic BoIissi boz
Wontrsal uno ibrs 8srbuftuns erfoIsts
8ops unb Snpber elauben. bub fs lbtu
ansrsifer, bic 5runsOisn iiuo, tpisOsr er,
tsnnen tperben.
sSs- 4nnoneirt I'M ..@o6enbIntt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-08
Sdune Gpuufu.

SunrsbaIe. -Waria u 9atiin bss
8iliam WaBmunn, beren esfdbrliGs
@rtranfuns am RoibIauf mir Issts @obs
bsribteten. itarb am Donneritae Worssn
i'm utter BON 50 Sabren an Der 8ranf.
belt. Sic mar felt ibsr so Sabren bier
tpobnbaft uup auber benz @attsn lbsrls,
ben fe isbs S6bne uno brsi 9b1ter.
Die 8siissuns erfolete am Samitas mad
sinsm 1rnuetbisnft in Der fatb. 81. Wae.
oalena 8Irbe.-Der 80 idbrlids Ras
tenbal oes bisiisen 9lsoeriruns finbst am
nd6tsn 9Onnsritae, ben 10. 6sbruar.
itatt. 8orbsreitunaen fur Elm ib6nes
5eft tpercen sstrcfsn.- George 8. 2sss.
tpurbe ON Donnerltae in Der WObnune
isInss Saters nnbe Der bsbsdtsn Bride,
an elmer u~sbsrooiis bon 2auoanum lei
ceno, aufeefunoen uno itdrb mebrsre
Siunbsn ipdter ; 1sS tpiro a%neetommsn,
odB sr sufdlis su bel bes Sites trani.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-08
Common gounciI, l. 6eb,uar.


DaS 2isens gomite biefeS 9peissS,
ous felt ben lsbtsn isds @Oden bic 2t'
sens. StsuersO rbinan3 untsr Bsraibune
bate, reidte am obieen Nbeno enolid
ietnen 8eritt elm. IS iblue oas Sal
I%enlafsn elmer ansobI aluuisln in Der
Oroinan, Dor unb mabte aud ben Dor.
iblae, oaB Sanbfurren ,,Beooier" BON
SIS auf $40 idbrIid erb6bt tperoen. Dle
Orbinans tpurte BEL erfter 2efune nn8e'
nommen, inbsm cine 4nsabI NttGI,ecer
nit 3uidben su oerfelbsn iib eniidlOneu.
bis sur nd6itsn 9erilmmlune nit oens
ielben su tpdrten.
9rObosm @rier bsftis %opponirte. pur'
be iene Orcinuna unsenOmmen, bic ben
Bolissibsf %anpetit, oaau su ieben, bab
Sabnfrsusunsen ni6t ldnesr pis adj
Winuteu su elmer 3eit blodirt perben.
Orbinansen fur bier Deitere permnnents
5euernsbrleute puroen bel brltter une
enbsdltiaer 2eiuna aneenommen; ss iine
ie elmer fur bic 2lbertp. Niaaard, GIesl'
iior unb Columbia Companion. gins
ReiOlution pom Worris, bic in beioen
3psieen betdtiet tpuroe, psit ben Staot'
l6reiber on. fir psriisaelte Nnssboie fur
cine 9oIiaslitatiou i'm ROrbenbe aufsu'
foroern, Norton rsibte cine 8siolulicr
elm, tpsI6e her 9epier BAILEY Sdlou6'
@Ompunis 3utritt gum tdbtiiden Seuer'
bepartsment %erlaubt, borausgsiebt. bot
bic Gompnnie ibre sieenen 4pparats lie.
fert ; iie tpurbe in belben 3peiesn nnee,
nOmmen, trObbem 8OtiiBer @bittenSsn
oogeBen o%pponlrte.
Sine Reiolution bon &eqer, bic ben
Stabts Inpalt antpeiit, feline ,,2lenS'
bsim @rbuuen bss SdulB court 9Ibauss.
tanaIs einsutra9en, tpuroe aueenommsn.
SOleenOe Oroinun;sn sinscn bel oritter
9eiuns cur6: Sur atpei eIettrii6e 2i6ter
in Der II. Warb. SIR elm 4b,ussfonaI.
8aiiin on Der Gde bon 8riee Strobe unb
Horo Waibinston Npsnue. Solssnoe
neue Oroinnnsen tpuroen eipeerei6t:
Guiid fir stpei elsftrifbe 2ibtsr in Der
20. Waro. Ndseli- fir Smsiesabsuas.
tandle in Der 10. Wnro. Coleman - fir
stpei eleftrtfbe 2ihter in Der l6. @are.
aeaer-fdr Grbnuuna zines gbsuestd'
malls an Shulb @ourt.
Sellers Otbinun, ,ur SfDfnune Dor
8ins Strub. apiiGen Sruins uno Brss
colt apenues, tpurce aiinltiB beridtet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-08
Stabtratb.

Seleet Council, l. Sebrunr.
Da has Spesial, @omite, ipelbes biz
8nferrats.S rbinan3 in 8sraibung bat.
tie. am obissn Aben6 tpiseerum fsinsn
9eri6t ubftattete, 70 brune MeIpin oa.
rauf, bic Sade aus ben Sdnben bee
@omites su nsbmen. mas mad turaer De.
bate, trob Der gntihulbieunssn oei
@omites, eeibab; trobosm ipurbe Die
OrOinans ni&t sur GrIsoisuns aufss'
rufsn.
Radbem Der Stabti6reibsr eitua elm,
balb Der Wapor's 8otibaft oerIsfsn
bate, tpurbe er unterbrohen unb aui
antrae bon Ro1e bieielbe nnsenommen
unb s%lnestrd9sn. Gin Slei6es ssi9ab
nit Dem Sbreiben hes @ontroasurS. in
benz ct auf bic unn0ibiae 8sribpsncunp
bon 8elbern nufmertiam mu6te. uno Dem
9eri9t Der .,Sintin8 5unb" Commit
fare.
Ser Stabteecmeter er'udte in einem
S6rs,bsh, baB cine slsi6mdbiee 8reits
oes 2adapanua SIuFss feftesisbt tperbe
unb BEN Sineiniddttsn bon Nids unb
Guim @inboIt asboten tperbe; obne Gr'
lseiaune a%neenommen.
Cine aIuss bon Srau R. Goferip bon
Bbelps Strabe, baB ibr Gisentbum our6
BaKer aberlutbst unb befhdbiet tpurbe.
iolI bonn Staotauipalt uno BEN betref
gomile unterfu6t perben. Dss Wnpor's
S6reibsn in 8strsf Der Rummsrirunn
BON Sduiern uqb anbrinsuna bon Strn.
bsnf6ilbern bate sur SOIae. baB Elm
Spssialeomite su benz 8pede ernannt
tpurbe.
5oIasnbsn 8orIaeen bes untereu
3peiaes tpurbe betseitimmt DAB bas
slsfirii6e 2iHt an Der Gde bon Clears
pietp unb Sumner Gpenue auf einen so
SUB boben pfoitsn esiebt tpsrben iu0 ;
ben 8ertauf Der Sduier etc. an Wpomine
apenue, bic bon 8eidtiaern pertommt
rpuroen, autorifreno. Welbin brabte
cine Rsiolution Dor; bic anBsnommen
purbe unb Der SCRANTON illuminating.
6eatins uno Bonner @ompanis etlaubt,
aber Der iioIi6en Spanne Der 2inben
5trnbe Bride cine SauptpuferrDbre
dnsubrinaen.
Die Drbinani far slnen ab,uasfanal
auf isnem 9bsile bon Wpomins Npenue.
Der et6inst tperosn fol-. tparb BEL cr;tter
Qeiuna aneencmmsn, ebenfo tpie bic.
tpeIde flt Ripeairung BON Bloom Ape.
in Der 8. 8arb 8orioree trift. S6nei.
Der bra6ts cine Orbinana fur einen Ab'
,uasfnnaI in Der IL. @lro Dor unb bie'
islbe purbs BEN bsirsf. @omite Gber'
Sierauf trat 8ertasuns bis
beute Absnb Elm.
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STen bis
9 mbr Mbenos

9a bic 3sit befdrdntt III gum Gus.
b%erfauf unisrss @roben 8orratbs bon
G%lisnpaursn, @erfssuesn,
Wefsridmiecepauren. Surnaess;
aO6bfsn, SeiS6fsn unb
rSausbaltunesariifeIn,
10 tusrosn mir unisr 9si&dft often baItsn
biz 9 ubr Nbsnbs.
Der in u~nisrer Bromide pprtbsiIbnft
siniuufen ipia. femme irtt.
Bargains iebr Stnnbr, jrbrn Gag.
Qafawauna
GiienDaaren GOmbanie,
221 Sadapanna Mbenue.
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Der &nbfbien 6rabfd.

Gr tut fi6 iebt berous. baB 9ertraes.
Ssrernbarunaen nit Gnslunb unb Sapar
bic iOiortise Innubme Der gamma . pupn,
Subfioienbiq petbinbern tpirb, eetaet
tpie uu6 risie bic iOfOrtise Milton dbs,
oas Rlcalueuu 8 aunuI . Broieft BERLIN.
bert babsn. RitsIisbsr bes 9OnsrsKss,
peI6e ser S6ifS' Subiioienbiq oppp.
niten, baden bic Ibatiude entosdi. bGb
Bsrtrdas NIT gnalunb uuo Sauan bette.
ben. pel6s oisiss 2ano spinssn tpsroen.
isnen 2dnosrn bieieIben Bripileeisn su
eepdbren. tpelds bic 8eitimmungsn bst
uOrsei6Ioaensn RubrsesI ben SdiH.
flbtts : Snisrefen bisies 2anbes su Der.
leihen iuten. .