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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-14
Btlfesbarrs Rathrt6teu.

- Der l5iabtiss Satob SOusisii bon
G%bparbspiQe feel am Sreitae ia Der
ainsion 2obtsn Go. 8s&s in einsn 81
bsr bsibes @oHer unb srbistt fur6tbars
8ranbnunosn. Die ii6 m6sli6ettpe,ie ale
fatal srtpsifen tperben.
- Der Streit in Der 2attimer 8sGe
uabe Soaleton, Der Dol btei Moben in.
iesnirt ipuros, fam ON Wontae 3u Gnoe.
rnbem bic Strsiier sinsuben. Ser slus.
It inb ereisnete iib. tpsil stuei Arbeitei
s%ntlufsn uno nt&i tpieoer sinssisst pur.
Den.
- G6arlss Ssf., Gin b%sianutsr bisf.
asr @eibdfismann, ftarb am Srsitae
Bormittas nah sirsm ldnsersn 2slbsn
TN Altsr BON so Sabren; CT mar felt
Sabrssfriit init Nstnoiitdt unb einsm
Standardization bsbaftet. Der 8iupsi
Auelit uno bic S1p,tern Winnie unp
frau petmann Barring lberlsbsn i'm.
- Cine S4iitisnpartis bon sfblsp
uurbs ON Srs,tus Ra&t auf ben untsrsn
flats auf Der Stra6e nod Rlnefton bon
stnsm slsfniihen 8abnnassn estrofen
uno aasS niufsn bsrausssi&Ieubsrt; Stuu
eccs e,plsIi hole 8stlssunsen. 9reibs,
Raels cine 8srlesuns bss Ropfss, Srau
BEN perrsnitss Subssieni. Srau S4si.
Del psti&ispsne S@nitttpunosn. 5rou
Dammit p%srrenitss 5ubesIsnt uno Srl.
ponas Isi&ie 8%srlssuneen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-14
0tttStpn.

- anbrstp 8rpOsn Jun. bon Oregon
peisbts. elm Deber in osl 2ujsrne Stud
tubt,t ~ Wtit 9ttston, tuuroe an Sam.
Itis belm 8elnleen Der Waihinsrle t6s.
lrtis serorldt. ulrb f& absr tuabtiden'
LID e,bolen.
Sobn 8. RaeIs. elmer Der dltsRsn
Betpobner bon 9RlI Slrabe, ftarb am
Wontoe nad sinpb1sntll4er aranlbei
IN 70. 2ebenSiabte; &c tplro pon Der
Satin unb Sisben 2mosrn lbsrlsbt. Dle
8sstoisuna etfolsis seftstn.
- Ri6arb 8Ip bon Oreson, elm Ri.
nsr in Der Clear Spring 3e1s. sIblsll
I'M Srsitas burh einen falsnoen SIlB
Dfsiler einen S&doslbru@ uno fem 81.
Itano IN Elm lebenSaetdb tll6er. YIN
5onntu8 etlas sr ben 8stlesuneen.
YIN Nontus Rlitas lssten bic 300
IN Der Sterling SsiOsnfabr,i anssfsllsn
Wdo&sn bic Arbelt ntebsr. anesbll1
neil zines berielbsn sntlaRsn ipOrO,n
mar; elm Gomite Der Srsiier bon
Scranton mar bier ;uu 8eiu4s uno &c
Nib a%nesnOmmen, oaB blss ben StIsli
lbeiltpeiie beeinHubte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-14
Gin R6nte perhaftet.

Bis isst bstannt tpirb, 10 R5nis SEQ.
polb bon 8sIsisn Dor sinissn Iassn in
lsinsr sissnsn SaupttaOi auf Der Sirabs
usrbaitst tporoen. Seins 6sfnabms CT.
folets nuiarl,&. tbs bic 8ollsi ibu
fannie, unb tpurbe bintsibsr iorefdltip
asbeim sstaltsn, IA absr infoIss esl
e,nlsituns elmer Saaosnsriot Qlass in
DIE O,fsntIi&tsit gtorunssn. Der R6'
mig. Der Elm sn,bufiaItd&er automobil'
fabrsr IN, lbsriubr etnen fsiusr Inter.
tbansn. sinsn dltli&sn Germ. pdbrsnb {,
NIT Taisnbsr SGns[llstslt in BEN Auio'
mobil oablnfuufts, unb bsrtlsbstfobrsnsif
idpsr bsrlsst. abnis 2eopolo murb,
,ofort in Saft esnommsn; aber als e.
isine aroBs Stuubbr,at abnobm uni
isinsu Sod nufip6pits, ~sriannts man ibI
uno lisb TIN lauisn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-14
Gae EbaI abpartS.

TabIor. Die Bsrmdbluns bon SRI
Eussls Wsibsl nit SsrIn Ssnrp Sirsun
inOst au 81. b. Dtts. fatt.-Ds 80.
ref GONE 5risobofs 9sfeai1aft bat fol.
aents 8eamtrn srtpdbtt; Brdfibsnt,
DapiO .. GrHubs; 8r,s 9rdiiOsnt.
Robert 2Ispsupn; Sefretdr, Jim. 5
Rassr; S6aBmsiftsr. W,&asl FIdb.
mann; Superintendent. @m. D. Tpo.
mas; G~oOlsnsrdbsr, Bbllp Noaiss.-
Sobn S&llb BON Der Ypns sswaun am
Samftis Absnp in Wsit Scranton BET
sInsr 3Wbune cine t~psribpole Wassn.
muGsr. unO S&rsiner' Bsrijsuss Nus.
tuituns. -1bomos Ssntins, Der Dor msb.
rsrsn DO8en is.ns 3lttln NIT elmer
Ursnnsnbsn 2amps b6s psrlsSte, tpur
oe am Disrft "a mad 2aftuna bon
$500 Sar8'&aft auf ftsisn 6ub esfsst.
oa fit be frau nunmsbr aubsr @sfabr
usHnost. -9tftsrn slnssn bic Anssftsl'
ten Der Renarb Seioenfabrii an ben
Strsii. tbsiIpsie um cine 8sfsrunp
,bres 2obnes su stbalten. ibellwsie aus
Spmpalbie NIT ben Streltsrn in Serans
ton.
Die Gruiabe ss8en unIil snirts
Drtbidaftsn bat fd nunmsbr au& out
auoea ausssosbnt uno in ben letten Ia.
gen iino baieltft perf6isbsns 8sisbsss
ubsrtrstsr psrbaftet uno b~straft tpotpsn .
Gin 3idbrisss S5bnlsin bss Better
fries BON @resnmooo isI am Bonner.
nag in sinsm 3ubsr be,Bss WaGsr. Der
auf BEN 8ooen ftano. unb ipurbs BON ben
Slfisn bIs gum Sulie i&uuosrbuft Der.
Otlbt; ON 5rsitas abeno srl6ite Der 2ot
Osn Rlsinsn bon isinsn sroBsn S&mer'
asn.
- Der Sc Sabre alts Daniel grssIin
uon 2adamanna, Der in Der I'm. u
3sds su Duipsa aneeitslt NOR, fart
lm Sonntas slbsnb an sinsm Sddbel.
bru6; Coroner Roberis bsrisf @si&no'
rene. bic srtldrtsn, baB Der Wann b,s
8srlssuns bur& sinsn SAD ODER S6lae
erbislt, bod bic llmftdnos isisn ibnsr
nldt befannt. .
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-14
q huls8 eb6rbe.

aIs in bieisr Bsb6rOspsriammIuns ON
WOntae Absnb bic i5rase bss AntaufS
Don 2sTlba1srn porgsbta9l paro. ma1te
S@ulbueitor @pnon bon Der 4 Watb
ois srftaunliGe Grildrune, oaB bic
S&llsr. bic aus benz eommer,ieQen 81.
par,sment %arapulrsn. pebsr r,ttls lsisn
nod f1reibsn i6nntsn uno bob sitpas
tubltal falf& isi mt BEN Spitem Der Sn.
trutiion; bsr Antauf bsr Sl&er putDs
abselsbnt.
superintendent SopeQ bsri4tsts, bob
er iolGen @rabulrsnoen Der 3rainmiGulr
tsins DlplOmas'eribellte, neil be Gsrtl.
itats isst auf fanf Sabre %Iautsn, mdbr.
tno bic Ss,rsftnosn nur slnsn orsliabrt.
ssn Curtis Dur&ma@tsn. 2aut enem
Sdrs,bsn Dss engineer Sarrls mub bas
8%anilatlons Spitsm IN plslen Der Stu.
len psrdnesrt psrben, oamit fauls 2uii
sntps,&sn fam; bic Sa1s Iol unlsr.
Iu&t perosn. Die 8uansslmpiune
uuroe fallen esIuRen. ea pratui1 OLE
2lnoer Der Stapt nunmsbr gelmpft linb.
5srnsr truros beidloH n. bic ysi1ul.
oIsun8sn eeaen 2sbrernnsn @eiIubs 3.
Dc 8raw une @pa q. S6ort ,u untsr.
lu4sn, unb ,uar pfsntltt btuts AbsnD
srtsrs ioQ bslslolssnbs AusbIlds abs,
laOr&t Rtnosr esma4t babsn unO leg.
.srs e. serusissrt babsn. Elm irantss
~ snti&uleiesn. 8sri1Wbsns anos,t
Roulinsssi&afte tpurosn sbenfaQs srls.
olst, sbs Bertasuue ftalifano.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-14
6pbe Sarfer Rotiaen.

Seiatica uerurio6t f&Iimms
56msraen. ct. SaiOts Del 10 iecOt
etn WifteI. pslbss bic auf ben SIP Der
S&mers'n but&brinst unb ielbt bic
l1limmften Sdle in fsbr iurisr Belt
beilt.
- Ser poIni'1s' Winer Sraneatab
Brottstpsti bon Gin Strabe, tpurbs &c.
tern HI&mittas nabe Der iaOIi&sn
5tublmdble. oils sr snilans ben Central
Selsifsn lief. bon einsm 9uss ssirOfsn
unb %ausenbIidlih sei6otet; isin Send
paro eebroben, baS 8sii6I bbs Seri1nits
ten unb Der a6tper hos ssroltdt.
- Srant 8. Sonss bon Scout Str..
Der oils Stamp Glsrt" in Der bieisen
Bof an8etelt par, fol- 8Iiefs esftoblsn
babsn unb ON Wonta8 tpurbs CT auf cine
olssbeSIali6e AniIase perbaftet unb uns
Ter $1,000 Slref4aft estsat. gr ftonp
loon ieit etn,sen Wonaten unter Der.
oaht unb firslih puroe ibm nit sinsm
8rist oer cine marfltte $40 Rots snts
belt, cine Sale ssftsat. in bic er sins
Sonss 1T felt o&t Subrsn in Der gOfi
sspsisn. 25 Sibrsn alt uno felt S lbrss.
fnit pePataibst.
- Die Irsibsr in Der 9o6ss Wins
le8tsn am Donnsritas bic grbsit nisDsr.
als elmer lbrsr aameraosn. Der iusssn si'
nsr &e8slperlssuns sinise Gage ,upor
tntlafsn purOe. fid tpisbsr ,ur arbsii
etnfellte. aber nodmnls abaspisisn
putos; Der 8strieb Der Wlne mubts Elm.
asftslt tpsroen. am Sreltas purOs Der
Betrisb in Der Wine tuiebsr oufssnommsn.
na&osm Der Trubel sei4li1tet porosn
mar. Superintendent 2oomls III niti
isbr bon BEN 8Orssbsn srbaut. baB isbss.
mol, tpsnn etwas ni@t re6t eebt, elm
Sirsii inicsnirt tpiro; tpsnn bieiss midi
aufb6rt. 10 fam gang lsi&t cine un.
Deft,mmte ArbeitsenftsQuns in iol1sn
3s@sn srfolsen. mo oisiss potfommt.
Ss- 6. 2utbsr, Der ,upsrIdfiss Su.
tpsller. pitb umjisben mad 1873 Mpo.
ming apsnue. SOtsl Sstmpn. 7.3
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-14
duS Dem obereu EbaIe.
(9IrHbalb GcrrsGpenbeni.)

- Die idbrlihs Donation fur Paitol
Bm. 2usr BON Der osutiGen 2uib. &C.
meinoe in Ar6balb finpst atn nd&ftsr
ROntas ftatt.
- Ser l2idbrise S6isfsrIsisrs Sobr
Sefip BON Ssrmpu tpurbe in ben Rouern
Der Sberpooo Wine esfern lebensse'
fdbtllb serotldt.
- @laiam SibIobsip bon DIspbani
puroe am Donnei tag Worsen auf Der
Strobe nabe ieiner Bobnuns oufssfuns
ben, itarb aber. ebe Elm Arst eintraf; Ct
erlus bsr unbll Der @Ittsruns.
- Die oils SanbIanser in Der Dbite
Dat Dime ju at&balb anssitsateu IRtd.
asI Wcgonan unb Bm Susc, tpurben
m Dlenftae 8ormittas bur8 einsn pIbs
li&sn Sol bon Dsdsnfoblsn eslrOfsn
unb uuBsnblidli@ aei6otet.
- anbreas Rotb's 8irtbi&aft 40
9riesburs tpurbe frlb am Sisnftas Dior,
asn bur6 elm 5sust asrft6t; Der Der.
luit beirdet etpa SO 900. &c selanp
DER Sobnfon Sblaud Gompanis. Die n
stenssnbsn @ebauoe Dor S&aben ~ be.
uabrsn.
- Soispb @urnsp bon grieeburs. Der
por in,prersn Mobsn bel einsm DisbhabI
IN elmer Wiribihaft ertnppt tpurbs. cine
9sb6tise 1tudt 9risel etbieIt uno bann
Osritpano. bsfnbst iid bel 8srtpunbtsn
IN SHENANDOAH. 8urnsp'S 5reunos nab
men iustit an. buB ibm etpas iussftob.n
iei.
Carbonate ssrnfpsnstni.)
- Dem proieitirten pripaten SoipitaI
unb Irainiribule fIr Observation-Disclosures
IT bon RI&tsr Ar6balb Elm 5rsibrisi
ueIueieert poIben.
- Die @~obnbdufer bon Raiban 81.
lanSti unb Sames Ne Donoueb on @or.
Don Auenus tpurben frdb esftsrn Norssn
Our6 5suer saitSa; tftsrer battle
$1,000 8stfi1sruns. lsstsrsr tsine.
- Die l6 Sabre aIte Rinnie Reefs,
cine Stisfto6ter oes Sreo. B,isbt o
5aiipistp Sirube uno in Der 2loB Sci,
oenfubrlf iu Sumption anssfslt. tpurbe
seftsrn Ra6miitag BON etnem Ontario
3use sstrOHen uno fat6tsrll1 psrlsst;
tln BEN tputOe esbrcden. bsioe @lbossn
tbs uerIeBt, Der 8ldsn hos ssritunpen
uno lbr aud innerll4s 8srIssunssn ,u'
sefa8t.
- Ser II Sabre aIts elmer @ritman
Don RI6monb Apsnue. Elm A~nssisqtsr
IN Der empire Sslpsnfabtit ju Sumption.
putos am Wontae tudbrsno CT bic Na.
'&insrie inippIrte. BON Dem Trtsbrismsn
trfabt unO fur cine balbs Diinuis nit
8llBssi&nslIstsit o beuielbsn bsrum'
gesosen. Ritoem Der Sunse aus isin,r
ssiabrIihen Sage befrs,t porbsn mar,
fino man baB CT einen 8slnbru& unt
unsdbllee S@tammsn uno Shnitts
battle. absr nt&t eefabrIid psrlsst i6isn.
seine 9~leloun8snlde tparsn ju 5esen
JeruHsn uno Da6 &c nidt sinen S6dbsl.
DIu& etbleli, NJ ~ ps~rtpunosrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-14
Sunutpre.

Samss 9smpiep. Elm anssRsatsr
Der go. s Wine, srblelt am Dlsnfae ben
llnisn Vim ssbrO&su, ale ibm bsrislbs
stp.f6en sinsm 8arrsu unb Stlspfeilst
ssfanssn tpuses.
- Wm. O'Gonnor bon bier uno ale
Irsibsr Der Atlantle 8sinins Gompanis
anssfeQt. polte am Somitle bic 2ada.
panna @slsife bel Der 8unier Siu Qrsuj
une dbsrfabten. ols Elm pOH ,8,erlus an'
ssoonnert lam. i'm uno sints Der Bferos
l6otets unb bas @sfabrt ssssn bic Bd&'
terbltts i1leueerte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-14
Wiseer eiu .Wssauisness.

Su D fsrrsids aaifsrbaus sisbt ID
balO tpltbsr cine po&lsit uno stDar ME.
Der cine. bic stpas ,.unttr BEN Stano''
"a. 9ubsr leifste Dor 2uiisr Soispb IN
er Sofbura in Nien Die GlSbsrjoeir
Anna. 2obter Oss Gtlbsuoss o 9s.
f1sn. fSrmlidsn 8srll&t auf oas Grban.
fprl1s auf ben 6itsrrsidif6en 1brou
Sic tpiro ben SlrRen SObannss ~ 90
bsnlob,, Barter ftsiu. srbli6sn Rsi6srotl
oss a6nieetsi6s 1apern unb RlttmeIfs,
a Ia Suite ess nlonsu' Rssimsnts R6nit
2arI Il. Dartsmbsrsd&ss) 80. 10
tsiralbsH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-14
1iurubeu In Spanieu Ssbneu fi&
febr aus.

Die Rssisruns fsbt ii6 anssF@is be,
anbausrnosn nnrubsn in pislsn Sidbtsn
ssnb,blst. ~ ben i&drfftsn Wobrssslp
~ srsifsn. 9isnfas purbe bur6 i6nis'
h6ss 9strst Dos tspubl,ianii&s Drsan
81 Dais" untsrbtddt. Sn SarasOHa.
Bampslona. Gao'I. Bdlsneia uno Ra.
losa fanoen am Nontas 8anisttt BET
R tpubl,iansr fatt. SsnOr 81 b Rar.
sau, Der 6Ibrsr Der i6osralsn RepubIi.
tansr. fuets an Noniae in elmer Rsos,
sr CLAUDE bic ssssnudrtiss 8swssunp
biIbs bas 8oripisl ~ elmer 8spolut,on
Bon ben pielsn pefionen. bic am Wontap
absnb in SdrasCRi in Rampfe MT
q ,ubarwsn perl.st putesn. ID cine ON
Disnftas esftorbsn. aae 2bsatsr uni
Safes fnb bort ssi1loRsn uno abs,
Orabis 8srbaftuussn Fub porssnommsu
uorben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-14
0ou Der 9ausease bsiuabe
Qetobtet.

4sim Rsinissn zines 8immsrs tpollts
1ruu @sslsp Dates in Romnsp, D.
b., bic uuf sinsm Stubl iisenOs Saus.
tOss buponiuesn. 9absi tis bic 2ass
ne in bas Sanbsslsni unO iprans ibr an
Die Gutssl, BON Der fis eff ablisb, ole
ne bon BEN Sausbunbe ans,snHsn
purbs. Srou Dates iputbs bsipubtlos
uuf BEN 8Obsn Iisssnb bon ibrsm Nanns
a%ufssfunben. 81 Der Bsrpuneuns bot
i6 S%lutusrsifiuns sinssRsQt. trsI6s fa,
bic W,sosrssnsiuns Der Srau penip
SOHHuns Iabt,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-14
Srau9ts ui@t isin Isfamsnt ~

Srau9ts ui@t isin Isfamsnt 40
MAIDEN. Dwber bat Elm Utudu6er 6u
5ssnunssn bon Sorn,'s Alpsnirsutst
8lutbsIsbsr srfabrsn. Bum Stsrbsn
trani. obus SOTnuus is1 tpitosr b,rs,tsa,
~ tpsroen. bat CT bod BEN Fob Elm
Sanipp&tn sef&lassn unb n bsuis &C,
iunS unO muntsr. Ssrr SObn 8edmann
in arasnta. 81. bsidrsibt fsiR elldli.
dee Gntrinusn in einsm Brief an ben
Glssnibamsr BON Sornt's aipsnirdutei
8lutbslsbsr tpis folet: ,.~empfanssn
Sic msinsn bsr,li&sn Dani fGr bic Seq.
uunssn Sbtts punbsrbarsn Ssilmittsls,
St lit an ber 2eber une an Bsrfopf.
una. i'd bate bdaEl appfiamsr,sn uni
fabIts. nit sinsm Doris ssiaei, iranI
uno slsne. Da i'd in mtlnsna 67ltsr
Jabrs bin, ba&ts i'd msin StanDlsr
parbs nun baIo iommsn; absr % tau
anbetS. SobaIb i'd nit BEN Bluibslsbel
anRns feate fi4 BeRsruns elm, ipslH,
aud 5orii1titie ma&te une bsuie BIZ
i'd. Dani 6ott. pisbsr ssiunb uno nj
ter unb empfeble Sorni's aiysniiduts
8lutbtIsbsr 10 oft F& cine @sIsssnbsi
bisist."-Dsfsr 5al Rsbt n,Ht ps,t,n
sslt ba; uis mir in 9rfabruns bra&tsn
nirb Der alpsnfrduttr BIutbslsbsr in I'm
tsrsr @sstnb aaasmsia ssf&ast une &C
a1tet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-14
Seut{&s 8rtsfIiRs,
mluaSsMecfauf

aas Waarsn ipsrosn ~ elmer srobsn
prsissrmdbieana psrtauft, Dor mslnem
umsuss na& 1873 DpOmins Apsnus. 6.
au.bsr, nbrma&sr uns SupsIisr, 7,s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-14

aus ben Substsn, benz Sar,,
S6tpar,walb unb Betprsubsn tputbsn
Brobs S6nssfdas esm!lbet. Stslsn.
uslis lag Der S&nse a6t Rstsr bod.
Der Bsrtsbr paro pislfa4 ssbinOsrt.
- aribur R,iii& tp,re i'm 9lpril b. &.
nit ben SerllneI Bbllbarmitsrn eins bret.
monailiHe Runitrsiis antreten, nsl6e
'bn uno feline auhleri6aar mad StaIlen
Spanien. portugal uno Bars brlnsen
mlIb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-14

Die fsinhsn Drudarbsitsn in Der Staet.
9isfsrt bic Offes bss ,Bo&sablatt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-14

Cine paGenOe
8eglettung
gu unisrsr Srlbiabrs auSiteaun8
Don
@eiRenI @aaren
pirb sefunoen perben in uniersr
srobartisen N~usteauns por
9pisen.
uuD SmfCgun0en
oie arlt Woutag erSfnet
unr0e.
Vile ote ueueten Sheen.
Rataioot-Gets uno paAenoen
Aa SberS.
e@meiaer-in Gets uno paien'
ben Au Sper8.
&eberes-in Gets uno paHenoen
VII SuerS.
Gambries-in Gets ullo paIen.
ben VII Spers
Sn6tuBs-elrfa9 o0er tarcp NIL
Spiben Giniesun9en.
8easinss-Gine uoQitdnoise 81.
ME in gambrics, @ainiootS
unb Sdwei3er, icpie pielen
3opititen Die 9etragen tper.
ben nit peiben uno fancp
8aidwaaren pabreno oes
tomm.nben Srlbiabres.
GlabeWarehause.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-24

h. H. SHENK KILLED MRS. HILL
AND THEN BLEW OFT HIS OWN
BRAINS.
The Cause Was jealousy, a. the
Woman Had rransferred Her AZ
fectfons to Another, and Shenk
Didn't Like TIA Long Quarrel
Was Followed by the Tragedy, at
the W0man's Home.

Special to the Register.
CHARLESTON. w. Va. June 23.-
Howard H. Shenk travelling man, this
morning slot and killed Mrs. Laura l..
Hill and then shot and killed him
self
The deed was committed at the home
of the woman's mother, and was caused
by the insane jealousy of Shenk. The
two had been on intimate terms Cor
some time, but recently the woman had
transferred her affections to another
man.
Saturday night Shenk, who travels
through the Kanawha valley, came to
the city and called to see tne Hill wo-
man. He upbraided her for her per-
fidy, and tie two quarreled until this
morning, when he left the house. He
was gone but a few minutes when he
returned and asked to see her alone.
The two went to the front part of the
house, whereupon Shenk shot the wo-
man, the bullet entering the back of
her head ana lodging under the scalp,
above her forehead. He then deliberate
ly sat down in rocker, and, placing
the revolver back of his right ear, sent
bullet through his own brain.
The woman leaves husband, an in
mate of the State Home for Incurables.
and two sons. Shenk is native of Har-
risburg, Pa, but has lived for several
years at Richmond. Va. The deed was
premeditated as Shenk had written two
letters, one to his firm, Mason & Bos-
well, of Staunton, Va, and one to his
father, in both of which he babe fare
well to them, and said they would hear
of him soon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-24
SPORADIC MORMONISM.

Chicago Chronicle.
For some time past a party of NOR
mon elders have been proselyitizing in
greater New York. They claim that
more than hundred converts. all wo-
men, have migrated to Utah in a single
week for the purpose of practicing the
doctrines of the polygamous prophet.
Among the avowed disciples who have
not migrated are severa; widely known
former officers of the Christian En-
deavor Society. These women repudiate
polygamy and insist that the mormon
apostles deny that it has beel approved
in Utah for some years.
The propaganda of the emissaries
from the mormon church was material
ly promoted by a Chrlstian minister,
Rev. Claud NJ. Severance, who publicly
asserted that he had -no1c contempt for
mormons and for all who embrace their
so-called faith than for the very dogs
that run the street.
Disgusting as mormonism is to those
who reject its religious pretensions, dis
trust its ecclesiastical organization and
revolt against its socIai institution,
language, vituperative and violent,
meets none of its arguments. Spurious
the alleged revelations of its founder
may be pronounced But that mormon
I'm is no more entitled 10 respectful con-
sideration than vagrant ours is an i'm
plication unwarranted by history ard
refuted by notorious facts.
Their social and sec,arian dogr,as
aside, the mormons are entitled to re-
spect for sincerity, consistency, enter
prise and thrift. They have contrib
uted substantially to the material de-
yelopment of American civilizdrio
wherever they have settled. Charges Of
dishonesty, rapine, usury, idleness or
regeneration cannot be sustained
against them. They have literally caus-
ed the desert to bloom like a rose gar
den. They have submitted psaceabiy to
what they deemed persecution.
While civilization has recoiled from
disclosures Of conjugal slavery made by
former plural wives, the fact that he
mass of mormondom remains content
ed, frugal and self-perpetuating mus.
be accepted as having undeniable
logical weight in extsnuating the prac-
teal value of their mode OF religious
and social government.
That their missionaries should have
been able to ship numerous converts. all
women, within very recent times must
also be frankly accepted as proof that
there is widespread discontent among
women in relation to the professedIy
anti-mormon view of marriage.
The traditional belief Of the indisso-
lubility OF the marriage tie, the lekaI
enactment that man shall Be hushSn5l
% only onG wife have &een r,1de1sv
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-24
/ TERRIBLE CALAMITY

The horror along the Norfolk & West
ern railroad in Mcdowell county, de-
tailed in our telegraphic columns this
morning, is one Of the most awful dis
asters since the Johnstown flood.
1t reads like the tales sometimes
cabled from Asia, where life is so cheap
that at least score Of deaths are re-
quired to make an item worth cabling.
Lives are worth more In this coun-
try and hundreds of them have been lost
in this calamity in the extreme south
ern section OF West Virginia.
The stricken district is remote and
not easy of access and the loss and suf-
fering must be terrible.
Relief for the living and destitute
Is the first thing needed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-24

/.
a po6GlbIe II 40 sthat ne brutal
tactics adopted ~ advocates of protec-
ton for industries that have outsrown
any need or excuse for such favor, for
combines that are paying dividends on
hundreds OF millions of fictitious capi-
talization, may be able to prevent any
reformatory action by the Fifty-seventh
Congress- 2
But our contemporary warns the tar
iffers-for- that that victory.
should they win it, will be costly to the
Republican parry. Before the first ses-.
sion of the Fifty-seventh Congress ends
the campaign for the Fifty-eighth Con-
gress will be on. We can conceive of
no happier fortune for the somewhat
demoralized and disheartened Democ-
racy than to be endowed with the cam
paign thunder, the political capital, that
will be in its hands if Congress adjourns
without having put away the fragrant
abuses that are sheltered behind some
OF the schedules of the tariff of 1897"
But the trusts will run the Fifty-sev-
enth Congress. and they are nor listen
ing to coun C.-not even to friendly
counsel that asks them to abate a lot
or little of their unearned profi,s. The
trusts want it ALL and their greed is far
greater than their caution.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-24
LESS SOLDIERS THAN FIREMEN
There Is a Paid Force of $4,000 and
100000 Volunteers.

AHcEc ~ u run rOrCe OF Oo,OOO and
100000 Volunteers.
New York Sun.
There are more firemen in the United
States than there are soldiers in Uncle
Sans army.
In New York city, for fire purposes,
the two boroughs of Manhattan and
The Bronx with 1,400 firemen are join
ed. The two boroughs of Brooklyn and
Queens, with 1000 paid and 1000 volun-
teer firemen, are joined. and Ricnmond
with 1,70O firemen, is separately organ
lied. There are, therefore, in this city,
6.100 firemen, paid and unpaid.
There are 1900 firemen in Chicago.
500 in Philadelphia, 700 in Boston, 400
in Baltimore, $40 in Buffalo, 4S0 in De-
troit, 500 in ST. Louis, 400 in Pittsburg.
43O in San Francisco, 800 in New Or
leans, and 250 in Washington.
In the whole country there are IS 900
paid firemen, ant the number OF volun-
teer firemen varies from 10000 to $780,
000 -
Ihere Is saying among f1remen that
three volunteers are equiva.ent only to
one regular;so great Is the value of train
Ing and discipline. Thus city like Will
mington, Del, with a population of 7e,-
200. has more volunteer firemen than
Philadelphia, with population of l.,
5OOV~o, has paid firemen.