davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-11
ST. JOSEPH.

ST. JOSEPH. Oct. 1o.-CATTLE-Recepts.
$500; strong 9e higher 60 Nativss ld1E 81 S0ps 4U
hefers, 81 5O95 10; bulls and stays, S2q5; stock,
ers and feeders, 81 5Oq4 2o; yearlings and
calves, $2@4; veals, S3d6.
HOGS-Recepts 7400 Market opened steady:
Light and light mixed. Sc 1905 25; medium and
heavy, Sc 2O@6 so pigs, 81 50@6
SHEEP-Receipts, 153. Market active
stronger. Top native wethers. So 80.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-11

WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST.
The pressure has risen slowly over the
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-11
Afternoon Session.
MINING STOCKS.
Morning Session

The following were the sales IN the San
Francisco Stock and Exchange Board yester-
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-11
PortlandS Business.

PORTLAND, Oct 1o.-Clearings, s267, ,671; bal
ances, $50,110.
Northern Wheat Market.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-11
SAVINGS BANKS.
sTREET RAILROADS

Alaska PACK 143 IA Oceanic S Co, 4O1z
Ca1 @Tnit Can. az 9S Pac Aux F A. PA -
Cal Wine Asn S47s S5h Pac z Borax' ''1oS
Mar Fxchnge 40 Par PAINT. 16
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-11
Coinage Of the Mini.

The coinage Of the different mints for the
first nine months Of the year was as follows;
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-11
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY, Oct. 1880 D. m.

UNITED STATES BONDS.
Bid.Ask Rid Astr
As quar- coup. .112 112A Is or CD (new). ~ 1881
Is quar- reg LIP 112& IS quar- coup 1oS I0o
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-18
GteHb in Jneien.

Die @ntpDlfetune SnoienS burd Guns
aersnoib unb Cholera nimmt eri6redenoe
BropOrtionen an. Die lestsn 8eri&ts
aus Simla. nit ben 8oltssdbIuneSreiul'
taten aus ben @entraIprOpipsen, MAIDEN
cine neutrality-suspicious. bon lber Ell
ner NlQlon felt 1891 erii1tlid, mo cine
3unabms BON Il Niaionen ertparist
Dorben ipar. S&dbunespeiie pirb Die
5abl Der in Nittsl. Snoien infoIss bon
gntbebrunsen unb Sunsetsnotb felt
1896 ssitorbensn Weni4en uuf s Niaio,
men aeiddst. SIN tpsitli6sn Snbisn
iisbt ss nod i6limmer aus. SIN Dobep.
poor. Staat betrast bic Abnabme 840,.
900 sleid As BrO3snt Der 8sp6lisrune,
i'm Staat 8bopaul s08. 900 8Spfe. i'm
Difriit Banba Q 1000 u. {. 10. Sn Der
Stact Bombay bat bic Ginpobnsrsabl
um $4,000 ab%ssnOmmen. Sn ben 2bei.
len Snbiens. psl6e bon Sunasrsnoib
unb Ssuds psridont blisbsn, tuurbs cine
8ermsbrune Der 8sU5lterunsssabl iOn'
ftatirt. 80 bat !. y. bic Siabt unb
Brdftbentidaft Wabras cine 3unabme
um 8 prOsent auf,upeiisn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-18
Rannibalenfhnm.

Der in Singapore anidfiss CORES
fpOnbsnt Der 2onbOn Daily grpreb" be-
ridtet ibsr cine baa,itrdubsnbe @eidihte
bon 2annibalenibum. bic bon stpei Bufa.
aiersn Der ihotti6sn Bari ,Aneolo" bic
iirsIi1 S1ifbrud s%rIitt. eradbIt ipurbe.
9ie bsiben 8etpdbrlsute. ein S6peoe
Namsns Sobannisn unb Elm Spdnier
Romens Wariieornu. eradblten. bn6 bic
angola" auf Elm RiH uuffubr. Is
purbsn stpsi SIbfs sebuut. Dos flel.
mere has fiinf Wann trus. III perIdoIen.
Sas sr6Bsrs trus sp6lf Nunn uno tuur
az Gage elm Spiel BON Wino uuo Wet'
ter. Die Watroien absn Wui&eln.
Ssstans uno idlisblid ibrs Stiefsln.
Am %. 9a8e tpuroen stpei BON ibnen
ipabniunis unb beeineen Selbfmoro,
Am 26 1aae t6btete elm Sransofe ben
Wfaat nit elmer gri. am Gage barauf
iener Sran,ois eet6btst. alS er
ueriu6ts. aud ben 8apitdn 3u ermoroen.
Die usbsrlebenbsn. ale tpabniinnie,
bic aeide bes Sransofen.
Bon ben stp5lf Warn blieben nur Sos
unb Murtieornu dbri9. Sic
mad 42.tdsisen Siropasen auf
elmer SnieI Der 3utuna 9ruppe an ouk
2ono getrieben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-18
@ilbelme 3eibma6e.

Der 8uiisr bat Die Anresuns isinst
umeebune. ii6 bel ieInen N~usfabrtsn
BON rabeInbsn 2eibeenbarmen besleitsn
bu lnien, berporfsn. neil er cine Derar'
iiee 8eelsituns fur unpruttifd unb un'
dItbstii6 bait. Disie GHti@sibune tss
8aiiers tomMt slemlib iberruidenb, ba
bic pier miIiidrii6sn 8abfabrsr, bic ole
9sibuubs in Ausii8t 8enommsn tparsn.
bsrelis einestlsibst uno einsedbt tparsn.
unb in Der neusn Ilerdnber' &aisrne an
8upfereraben ibr QUARTER srbaIten bat.
ten. So tparen brsi n%ntetOFicisrs bon
ben 2eibeenbarmen unb Elm 1rompstsr
bon Der 2sibpa6e Der 2aiierin ausse,
pdbit tuoroen, bic nit 2itetpisn bsflsiost
parsn uuo cine Wdse init aufaaenb
srobem Sdirm trueen. 8irSli6 ma9is
Elm Sofmarihul in elmer offensn @aui.
page nit bisisr rabslnbsn Gsiorte cine
probsfabtt BON a5nisIi6en S1lob iber
bic n6rblite Settle Der 2inben nat BEN
9bigraarten unb tpieber ,urid. Die
Bsrliner eudten p%ertpunoert su unb fan
ben, Ous bic 9rc,sHion bod ettpus fomiid
ausiab. 0asislbe @efdbl itsint bsr
Raiier eebabt su baben. Gus Der raDeln.
ben Gsibwa6e il aIiO ni6ts sspOrOsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-18
SAIimme Muelaaeu.

De S%nternatiOnals Ndsiefeits' Con.
ereB trat in 8ien su ieiner erften Sis'
ung suiammsn. 9ieislbs bate sinsn
unaspObnli9 tarmii9sn 8srlauf. Or.
Weinert aus Drescen ftelte namli1 bic
Bsbauptuns auf. bab Der u%ntsreane bee
Dampfers ..@lbe" gang ALIEN BEN I'm,
itunbs ;usufdrsibsn setpeisn iei. baB bic
Ofsisrs oes Sdifes betrunfsn eeipsien
parsn. @essn Oieie Acknowledgment
erbob elm TbsiI Der 8sriammluns fur.
miiGsn 9rotsh, bod Or. Wsinsrt lief
fi6 nlbt abidreden unb ftsate anbe,s
8ebuuptunsen auf, bic einen dbnIi6sn
@barattsr truesn. 50 1. y. srtIdrte or,
Die relitsn bsutihen Aerste bulbisten
benz 9runte. ben ie f6 tpdbrenb ibrss
A~ufenibaltes an unipsrftdten angeeis.
net. Ssrner bsmertte Ct, 8epeife baflr
,u buben. baB msbr gersts an ben Sol.
gen oes Hltobolsenubes pie on oenen
bon 8ranfbeitsn fiIrben. Nu& essen
oieis 8smsrtunB tuuroe snersiider 9ro'
teft srboben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-18
auA b sisfeIbe ausrpttuna.

9rofsEOr 8sssr. Der i'm auftrase Der
slmsriean Genealogical AHoeiation Of
tbs 2ouiianu Gulf Coat cine Inter,
iu&uns einleitsts. smpfisblt bic anhea.
uus Dor Satsr an psti@isbsnen 9unttsn
Der @clftGfs in 2~ouifana. uu be aus
rO!tune Der @uferbbsel ju Serbinosrn.
Seine unteriu6ung ieiste. bab iOfortiss
WObnabmsn aum S6ute Der 86ssI
brinesno esboten ieisn. ipenn anbers
ui&t beren ausrcitune unibitie mitan.
esieben p,rben fol-. sIuf ben Brud.
uno eaiaOn' SuisIn. no frlbsr WiQionsn
BON SseuSseln niftetsn. tparsn bic Brut.
lidttsn setftDrt; ni6t better IL 60 aui
ben Calumet. unb GutsQa.S nisIn. mo
ni&t sinmuI bas @etreii@ elmer W6ps
su bbreu mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-18
Gin tbsures Sunps.s esrdbnis.

Stella Wiasr bon Stbaea. q. D..
beiuB Elm 2ieblinssbunb. Sibc ssnunnt.
Der ibr erepirts. ip0rauf elm feierIi6ss
8e6rdbnib ~arraneirt tpuroe. Gin 2ei6.
enbeftutter tpurbs asrufen. Der bas Aas
einbaIiamiren muBte. Elm bsionbsrer
Sars puroe gum 9oitenpreis bon s35
berseitelt unb init einem feinen isibsnsn
siiien fur SIS auseeIest. 9ierauf
rubte Der Suno, oils oaS 8sgrdbniB
ftattfanb. Ser 2si6snbeitattsr itanb
iief in S6tpars seiIeibst bereit. isines
Amies Su tparien; truuernoe S%reunoin'
men Der pertpuiitsn SunOsmutter umitan'
ben ben Surg. nur elmer fsbIte, unb Der
mar nidt oerseisn tpOrben. iOnbern
bate ub8eIsbnt Der 2si&snprebiasr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-18
Weh eiu Riefeu,x ruft in 8itbuue
b~eariffen.

Das ,.ih6ne" 8eiipisl, has S. y
WoraaR & Go. init Der 8ilbuns bee
8iQ,Ousn Stoblttuas eslisfsrt babsn.
ldsi amber. Bill, unb M,lipnare midi
fhtofen. Wle in Rsp Yort psrIautet,
III lest Elm neusr Bilionsn.9 ruit in bsr
8ilouns bssrHsp. DeKen 9ufsabs iOa
ss ieiu, ben 8upfsrmarii su cunlroQirsn.
Der 8lan pusu ut BON SObn D. ROds.
f,Qsr, SsnIp 8. Rogers. 2spiiObn
Bros. Sas. Stlamann. 9bOs. aanien
unp Senator 9lart entpoIfsn. AuBeI.
Dem iolsn BEN 3tuit nod bic folssnbsn
8sisai1aften aneebpren: Amaleama'
tsb Copper Co.. @upiial 800. DOC. 900;
amerienn Smelling & 8sfinlns So.
sl00, 600, 900; Calumet & 6eela Ml.
ming Go, SO, 500. 900; llniteb 8srbe
Sunior Copper Winine 60, $4,000.
600; Bolton & Wontona GOuiollbatst
Copper & Silpsr Winins Go. So. $50.
600; Butte l. Bottom SonioIiDatst
Rlnins Co.. so. 000. 900. Der 1ruf
iol nit. minbsftsns elmer Billion DOQati
tapitolifrt tpsrpsn. S&on in tpeniesr
Iussn fOl Der .PrOipsttus" sri&siusn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-18
Hui aoften Der etaatsfa6e.

g9ie aus Bremen (DeutfdIanb) ees
meloet pirb. tpiro bic StaaiStGIe bic
8oiton Der Ridreiie oes bon Der 4nflaes
oss WOrosS freissiprodensn 9ii6Isrs
8uribOlomaus aOf uab Chicago bs,ab'
len. Soft. Der aus Bilien in 96bmen
itammi puroe betaantll6 i'm sritsn pro'
ssb Der @tmOrbune Der a6hin 8obifa
aus 9suif6brOo idulbie eeiprOdsn uuo
gum lobe psrurtbsilt. i'm btpeiten Bro
s6e freiseiprodsn. Seine Gbsfrau
tpobnt in Gbieaso, mo er ieinsr 3sit aud
perbaftsi ipurbs. @r pirb NIT slnem
2lOsbbampfer bon 8remerbapsn mad
Baltimore fabren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-18
9ormunsf6aft abselsbut.

Uit "a ssssn 2 Stimmen bat bic Gu.
banlibe SetfaHuues . Contention sins
Rsiolutiou. tpslts bic snnabme bes be-
ianntsn 9lattiden Nmsnbemets (bstrsifs
amsritunri&sr ObabObsit) bstlunete,
abeelsbnt.
DuS iheint bic enbsiltise 8srpsrfune
bes ENHANCEMENT su beoeuten unb ss &c.
nib su MAIDEN, bab ni6ts bic Contention
piio betpeesn %tbnnen, bic 8sonsuneen
oes Nmenoemsnts e%uisubsiBen.
Cine Delegation bes Gonpents pirb in
Babe ben 8rdiibenten We8inlsp be.
iu6en unb ibm aussinanberiebsn. Dab ss
unmDslib fir bic Gubaner iei. nuf tleies
Announcement einsuseben.
SIN 0itIiden Tbsil Der Snisl, Der
rpabrenb pes auftanbes seeen Spdnien
unter benz bsionbsren Namsn ,,@uba
2ibre" bstannt mar. bertidt bebeutenbs
@dbrune, unD ieben Aueenblid mag ss
gum Offenen 4ufitanb seeeR bic amerifa'
nii&e Serrf6uft fommsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-18
Sat xobfndtsanfdas.

Der Attentdter Oietri6 Weilanb bat,
iuie aus Bremen ssmeIoet piro, i'm bor'
tiaen Srrenbauis mebrfad Tobiudtsan
tale sebabt, bel oenen bsr ihpablibs
Wann Rieisntrdfte entipidslte. Sn
e!nem bieier NnfdQe periubte 8eilanr
zen lbm bonn Bremen Senat bon hints
uesen seiteaten 8eribeibiSer. Rsdtsan.
lpult Dreier. mil einem Stuble niebrrsu.
i6lusen. Nud benz Nnfdle perfel
Be,!ano in 8rdmpfe unb in einsn orei.
iianoiesn S6laf. Wis &c tpisber sr.
Da6te, ersdblte ct tleinlaut, er babe iit
feiner abfdbruns na& benz 3u6tbuus.
tpcsu er pegsn @rmorouns bes 8aIisrs
peruribeilt norbsn, iDioereefebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-18

Gs III mtbr aatarrb in eitlu @ss.ub bee
eaness ais non alsn anesrsH 4ranfbtittn 40
iammtn, unb bic in ben lsyt'n Sabrtn gait sr
ale uubtilbar. 8itlt Sabre lang trtl6rttn Dot.
loren ibn fur zine lofalt Rranfbttt une G6rishsu
lOtals 5tiImittd Dor. uue ba Il, ibn nit 6r,tli-
DER Stbdueluns bttaneis nitt ~fnrirttn, srfldr.
ten re ibu fir unbtilbar. Die DiHtnf4aft bat
b~tpitisu, hab aatarrb tiut &snhiiuhcnsiranf-
belt ID unb ptbbalb eunfitutiunslt 8tbanpIuus
n%foIssrt. Saas aatdrrb- sur, ~fabritiri uOn O.
3. &ttnty & Co., 5OIsbO, Sbic, ID biz
stnjise ruuatmtiOntls Sur i'm Warih. Sis
tpirp iuuslli& in Dozen Vet 6abtu ppn ,sbu
Lrppfen bic ~ siusm lbeslrHtlppl stncmmeu.
Sit piItt pirttt auf Rae 8lut unb biz ihltimis,
Sbnf6bt bts Syisms. Stt bitten ~tinbuuetri
Dolars fur i;esn 6aa, ben it ~ iurirtu Der.
fsbIt. snbt Gu& &trfuIars nHO 3tusnifl
fommtu. AortTirt:
.. 5. &btEty & Co., 5plsep, 3
Ezs- grtauft pom aatn apoibsftrn, rs &ts
Dads 5amiIitn pilsn fius bic bsftn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-18
Sn Wa6thempen.

SInfunbFstais Siubsnten bss Armou,
Sntituts in Chicago. bic 9a6tbsmosn
dbsr ibren anbsrsn aleibsrn trusen. be.
fisssn Absnbs sinen mad Der Sdbieiis
fobrsnben SO&babnsus unb petfesten bic
PaHasiere in iOlden Sdrsden. bas msb.
rsrs 5rauen bpftsrii@ tuurben. S6lisB.
lid mubts bic POlisei bic ibsrmltbisen
Sdnslinee an bic friids 2uft bsf6rbern
Dieter tote Strsi@ mar nur elmer bon
msbrsrsn. bic fs ii6 aus 5rsube oardbs,
su S&uIbsn iommsn liessn, bab 5rau
=. 8. Armour unb g. Osbsn Armour,
Die Witttps unb Der Sobn bes 8rlnoers
Der slrmOur Snfituts. bsmislbsn elm,
Billion Dollars eei&entt battsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-18
Sin NrdeebenisFaQ,

Gum srftsn RaIe in Der @siGidte
bisiss 9anoss 1T ss pisIsi&t borestom.
men, baB cine frau tpssen DnbIbstruss
a~rreiirt porbsn 1T. Sn Denpsr, Col.
sreisnste fih baS feltens BortOmmniB.
Die @sfansens ii Srau Or. u. Satellite,
SO Sabre alt unb Mutter bon stpsi Rim.
bern. Sbrer pOlitii&en 6eiinnuns mad
seb6rt iie Der bemofratii@en 9artsi an.
Die ,.Tur 8sform 2eaeue," tpelds &c
ii9 Su ibrsr aufsube uta1t, Wablbstra
aersien sur Strafe au brinesu, beiGuIoisi
re. in einem Dublbifriit abf&tlid in
betrissrif&er Dsiie ibrs Stimms abss.
eeben ID baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-18
Giienbabm Seittnbelle.
bsIanart. eadapauna uuo Beiern 8abn.
in strait len 2. December 1900.

Saplih-8uI6bt SCRANTON fur Nsp 2eri
mn lao, 300, $50, so uue 1905, 9ormit.
tags f2.55 uub 1888 3abmittass. 8ar
Strouesbura, UNI 60 Rom. Wilh. unb Vic
sommpsatiOns. Dug UNI $40 Rahmittass. Gr'
rtt8t Sebcfsu I'M $50, 7.i8, 1923 Roratns F.;
1905, 3.t5, 4.4S unb 7.i9 Nabmittaas
grrtitt pbilasdybia UNI LOG, 1923. 600
uns S.22 Natmittass. 9rrsi6t SCRANTON
peH Rsp Yerf nm 40, 4 O6 uub 10 %
Nor. 100, t.52, SAB. s.45 une II 30 8tm
Bon Strpuesburs I'M sos Rcrssns.
WSrDIia -9uldet SuantUn fir SuHalo unt
3mii4tnfatipntu, UNI lis, 4.iO uub 800
Wor. t.55. 5.lS tt.35 unp Natm. Our Do
ptao uHe Spratuit I'm l 10 Nor. une i.55
slatm. Rnr Utica nm Ito DIOR. une i.55
RaHm. 8hr Wcnttcis nm 9 90 Nor +; los
unb 5.4S Ra6m. 8lr RitOlfon um l.U0 uni
6.i5 3adm. OUR S~iusbamtuu. 10 Is Dor.
mitiass. Gutitt Serantcn von SuHalr
Nm f.25, 2 SIS, 5.A5 uno 10 90 Ncr.; $3.50
unb 500 0abm. Bon Sspsec uuo SpTaeuft
I'M 2.55 Dor. 1898 u. s 90 Nom. Bon lltieG
um2. 55pRer.; t2.3Su. $50 Nom. Bon Nttpl
lsn nm $50 WOr. unp 600 Ndtm. Der
Wpntroit UNI 10 0U WOr.; 3.zU unb SW
Aabm.
4loomsbnrg 6ibiiion-SaIaB Scranton
fr ~Neribumbulane um 6.45. 10 O5 Dicr.
t.55 une ssh Ra6m 6ar plymouth nm LOS
$40 Unit. 1880 Haam. 8tr ainsifpu. 81
Nor. Grrsitt NcrtbuRbalanp I'M 9.35 WCr.
LILO. 500 une 8 As 3atm. Grrsi9t Rrne
asn I'm $50 W0r. Grrsibt pipmputb UNI 20
4-32, $50 unb 1880 Born Grrtibt Srran
ton pou northumberland UNI 9 AZ Wor. IL.
IS, l.50 une 6.45 Wabm. Bon ainaitOn VI
tt.W Rpr. Bon plpmOutb IN 7.55 @cr.
$40 une 5 IS Ratm.
Sonntass'3ues.
slnliH -Ysrlabi Scranton I'm / 40, 3.Ol
$50, nue 1905 Mur.; 1888 uub $40 Ra6n
Rd@n.
RSroli4 -galG6t Scranton um LIS NJ
40 Wor. i.55. 5.lS unb ti.35 Ra2m.
0leemsbure 6ibiion = Snlaet Ssrauis
sn 1905 RpT. uns $50 Ra1m.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-18
Wanheim b~effnrit.

Der neus erOBe Sprubsl I'M Babe
3aubeim bal pIOsli& gu flieben aufse.
bbrt. @nsreiide 8sriuds Tno ieitenS
Der 8sbDroen semadt porosn, UNI ben.
ielbsn pOn Reuem einsufanssn. ALIEN
bisber obns isosn @rfole. DarIber if
bic 8epblterune Naubsims, ipel6ss in
ben lsbten 5 ,bren ii6 su einsm iaibion
ablsn Babe srftsn Rinees smpOres.
i6punsen bat, eaps aus BEN Sdus1sn.
Die S&ulO pir6 auf bic Rssieruna &c.
i&oben. pslds bur& Ibre ar.sfidsn
8tunnenerubuneen in Der Ndbe Dor
Raubeim ous san,e nneIGd psriduIoel
baben ioq.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-18
Gol6eS Bteh F.!

@snsral' Goniul @usntbsr in 5rani.
furt bat BEN Stats Department nit.
ssitsilt. bub 8aifsr WiIbsIm bur1 Elm
Dsiret ben nuteri6t Der snstf&sn
Spra@e in alsn So6i@ulsn unb @pm.
naftsn an%eecronst. Staff esfsn iOa
bic fransofi&s Spra9s fallen sslafsn
rsresn. slu& inirb bsri&tst. bab sr
bic snsliits Spra6s ale SOfipra&t "
si~nlufabrsu ssbsnitf
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-18
Stifereien+

Dir Seiesn bus sr6Bte afCrtemsnt.
8Oahdnbise 2inis bon @ambrie unb
RainioOt. bon benz sartsn i&maIsn
&anOe bis su Der erOBtsn 8%OliOmmsn.
belt Der 9sfins in breiten SIOuneinss
unb aa' OUers. Stride 9Oint Stidsrsi
in al ben neueftsn Wuitsrn. Ssbr
aussspdbIt unb prudtbOa.
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s.
Spibeu
lln0
Stifereiell.


Sis 8efebuns ,,par excellence" fdr
sinFIsrii&e aIeibsr 9eidmdduns. Gar.
nstursn bon rsi@sr nnb rurer S&6nbsit.
Rein anberss NutsriuI sisbt ben Con
une bic abrunbune in Der SIsiberbsiss.
un8. tpie pru&tbOIIe SpiBen. Wir
baden isst aus8steat cine srObs aus.
pabI bon gsftinss. 5IOuneinss. brsitsn
unb snsen gosinas. in al ben pOpuIarsn
unb beri6iebsnartissn Spissn, elm.
i6liebsno
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Wirtbfhaft6sl tebernabme

Der Undergraduate jtist bsui osuti&sn publi.
tum Won nab une fern sa,bsuft an, ea6 sr bic
Wirtbi6aft ets Ssrrn @,crst 8sbr In SibIfp
iIuhiG ibrrnpmmtn bat, 9tbrmann pirb bic
ttten 8strSnft, Gisarrsn unb ,uportcmmsnbfs
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The sun., 1901-10-05
MR.. FINLEY'S EXPERIENCE.
Lost His Pocketbook in Salvation
Army Barracks.
While He Mourned 1t Was Found
and Turned Over to the
Police.

james Il. Finley Of Seventh and Or
ange streets attended meeting in the
Salvation Army Headquarters, No. 800
Shipley street, last night and came out
nearly $40 poorer than when he came in
Mr.. inley did not drop the twenty in
the tambourine when it was passed
around for the collection, AZ might be-
supposed. He dropped in quarter.
When he came out he missed his pock.
etbook, which contained snndry bills and
pieces OF silver amounting to nearly $50,
and reported to the police that he had
been robbed. Subsequent developments
proved his mistake.
Not having any other way in particular
to pass his time Mr.. Finley dropped in
at Salvation Army Headquarters
Missing his pocketbook when he came
out and believing he had been robbed lrt
went post haste to the police station and
reported his loss.
Captain Kane started out on a hunt
for the money, and found it. The pock.
etbook had been dropped on the fiooi
and was picked mp by the Salvation
Army captain, who turned it over to
Captain Kane when called upon. TIL,
money was at the police station and ii
Mr.. Finley's possession in little more
than half hour after he had reported
his loss.
The sun., 1901-10-05
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER s. 1901.
OLD AND NEW SALE OPEN.
Women Have Arranged Many
Bargain Counters.
Under the Auspices of the Womer
Managers of the Homeopathic
Hospital.

All is now ready for the opening Of tile
old and new sale at Pyle's Cycle Ac.
ademy ut ] o'clock today. The sale IL
under the auspices Of the Women Man
ayers of the Homeopathic Hospital ana
IL for the benefit of that institution. Such
bargains in clothing and articles Of all
kinds were probably never before seen
in this city.
The mems clothing department is ii
charge OF Mrs. Charles w. Pusey. II
includes suits, coats, trousers and vests
lovercOats, underwear, hats. Dress suits
sell for $5. and other suits from SO down
| Next is the children's clothing, in charge
OF Mrs. Elwood Pyle, with a very large
stock. including baby outfits. The
kitchen counter conducted by Mrs. Ben
jamin Nields and the china counter, by
Mrs. Leonard Kittinger, are combined il
the southeast corner OF the room; each
| displays a goodly stock.
The curio department is in charge Of
Mrs. Charles Rudolph.
All of the counters have been nttrac
lively arranged and low prices will pre-
vail at the sale. The executive commit
tee in charge of the sale is as follows
Mrs. Henry Mendinhall. president OF
the hospital Mrs. l.. Kittinger. Mrs
J.. Morton Poole, Mrs. Emma Quigley
Mrs. Samuel Bancroft, Jr.,. and Mrs
lC. Wesley Weldin.
The sun., 1901-10-05
VICTIMS WE'RE DEAD.
Two Men Arranged for Assaulting
Men Who Have Since Died.

Two men arraigned on the charge Of
committing assaults on men who are now
dead was coincidence that occurred at
the session of City Court yesterday. The
men We're Joseph Butcher, accused of as
saulting William Wilson, colored, on
June 8, 1900. and Alfred Rowe. charged
with assault and battery upon William
II. Heckcr. colored, who died last Tues
day. Butcher was found guilty and fined
$25. and Rowe was dismissed.
" ilson was called as witness against
Butcher but the announcement was made
that he died in July, 1900. Several wit
ncsscs testified that Wilson's face was
badly diStigurcd in a fight in Decatur
street and Mary Spencer, colored. who
said she saw the trouble. blamed Butch
or for it. She remarked that Wilson's
head never got right after the beating.
Hannah Holmes. colored. said Wilson
suffered with consumption and this she
believed caused his death. Judge Church-
man adjndged the prisoner guilty of as
sault and fined him S25.
From the evidence in the case against
Rowe the court decided that Hector was
the aggressor and dismissed the prisoner.
The sun., 1901-10-05
Mr.. OuigIeY Settles.

State Treasurer Martin Il. Burris mas
'cceived from Clerk of the Peace Quiyley
a settlement for the two months cndrd
Septemhr 80, s2S,l1S19 for 1917 licenses
lSucd.
The number and receipts follow;
" tavern. 33. $9,5OO special inn or tav,
IN. 8, $225; retailer to sell liquor, B.
800; special retailer TO sell liquor l.,
;95; druggists to sell liquor 2, $40; ped
Her, {, s106.25; hawker or peddler, 90,
500; merchants. yearly, 713. $9,791.71;
merchants. six months. 30, $1S1.27; manu-
'acturers, yearly, 165, $4,773.96; marriage.
IS, $3.50; auctioneers. 2, $50; circuses. .,
POO; conveyancer. /. $40; doctors, 50,
'62250; dentists, 10, 500; eatinghouses, S,
200; lawyers. 4S, $435; photographers,
!. 500: stations and jacks, 5, $50; real
state II, S562.50.
The sun., 1901-10-05
DETECTIVE FRANCIS BUSY.
Two Prisoners Will be Brought From
PennsyIyania Today.

Detective Francis had a busy day
yesterday and travelled good many
miles arranging for the extradition of
Buck" Cunningham and Charles Scrib-
ner from Pennsylvania TO Delaware.
First he went to Dover to get requisition
oapers and from there to Pittsburg to
get ScriLner.
From pittsburg to Harrisburg to Sc
ure the necessary papers from the State
Department of Pennsylvania, then to
Philadelphia to get Cunningham, and tn.
return to Wilmington was the route laid
,ut for his journey. He is expected to
arrive here today bringing with him the
Two prisoners.
The sun., 1901-10-05
ONE CENT
W[LMINGTON'S AVERAGE.
How the Players Hit the
Ball.
EI;, lit Men Went Over the 500
Mark---There We're lob
Games Played.

The management of the Wilmington
baseball team has completed the BAT
tug averages of the various players.
1 he showing is encouraging. Eight men
went over the 300 mark. The season
opened on May and ended October g.
One hundred and three games were play
ed, sixty were won and forty-one lost.
two We're tied. Burchell won twenty-one
and lost fourteen of the games. Walker
won fifteen and lost ten besides tieing
one game. Day won sixteen and lost
six. McMahon won two and lost two.
The other pitchers who twirled the ball
Turing the season We're Kenney, Sinnett,
Willis, Tierney, Fulmer, Boyle, Setley,
i)ivenny, Hartman, McCoach and Prem
tiss. If the fielding averages of the
players had been as good as the batting
iverage the team would have been hard
o beat. The averages follow: