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The San Francisco call., 1901-10-28
TROOPS ARE COMING
FROM YOSEMITE REGION
Many Important Improvements Made
Along the Trails of the Fa-
mons Va11au

WAwONA, Oct 27-Troop H, Fifteenth
Cavalry, broke camp this morning and
started on the return march to the Pre-
sidio The troop will be joined at MADEIRA
the command of Major Louis A. Craig
Many permanent improvements have
been made in Yosemite Park. The most
important are the new trails into the
Hetch Hetchy Valley and bridge across
the -Tuolumne River in the Hetch Hetcity
Valley 1t was necessary for Major Craig
of the work now in progress, hence the
troops will be in command Of Captain 5.
G. Barnhardt in its march to San Fran
cisco.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-28
NAVAL CADET NOA KILLED.
Insurgents Attack Police and Scouts
af Sahanp

MANILA, Oct. 27.-Naval Cadet Love-
man Noa has been killed at Nipa Nipa
by insurgents. He went ashore to in
vestigate the smuggling of provisions and
was attacked by bolomen. His body has
been recovered.
that in an attack by insurgents on the
municipal police and scouts at Sabang
one scout was killed and two of the po-
lice We're captured. The insurgents cap
tured two Krag-JorgenSen rifles, two
shotguns and 200 rounds of ammunition.
Lieutenant Van Schaalk has been or
dered to occupy the Barrio or suburb of
Sabang.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-28

n Y ASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. IA
~ \ desperate man fought his way
MI clear of two city detectives here
4 Y to-day and, after a thrilling
chase, made good his escape. In
his race for liberty he utilized two-horse
wagon team, horse and buggy and a rid
ing horse, all forcibly taken, while two
dead bloodhounds marked the first portion
of his trail
Officers believe the man is one of the
gang that held up the Great Northern
Express near Wagner Mont, last June,
his attempt to get change for a $40 bill
OF the series obtained in that robbery at
tracing the attention of the police to him.
At 1880 O'Clock this morning a raw
boned man about feet 10 inches in height,
with fiorid COMPLEXION, offered the bill in
payment for small purchase made at
store on the public square. Difficulty in
making the change caused the salesman
to closely notice the bill, which proved to
be one of the Montana Bank to which the
stolen bills were consigned
The police were quietly notified the
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-28
Special Rates

For side rides to points on the Santa Fe
Open to holders of Episcopal Church Con-
vention tickets, friends accompanying
and holders of nine months excursion
tickets Dates of sale, September 23 to
November 10. inclusive. Limit 80 days.
For timetables, descriptive literature and
full information call at Santa Fe offices,
GAL Market ST., and ferry depot.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-28
Derailed Cars Damage Track.

PACIFIC GROVE. Oct. N.-While
switching cars composing the Del Monte
express at this place this afternoon pre-
paratory to making up the San Francisco
excursion train, two cars of the express
were derailed and considerable damage
was done to the track
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-28
Valuable ostriches Coming West.

PASADENA, Oct. 27.-Edwin Cawston,
proprietor of the South Pasadena ostrich
farm, received a telegram yesterday that
seventeen ostriches from Abyssinia are
now In New York en- route here to improve
the breed. They are valued al $1,000 a pair
and were secured in barter with natives
Of the Nubian Desert. They are the only
birds of this variety in the United States.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-28
Killed During a General Row.

Mays was killed and Joe Nail was
mortally wounded last night at the
Quarterhouse on the Tennessee line
Mays was killed by Nail, who received
known man. Several were engaged in
the fight. Mays is said to have killed
several men,
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-28
Iniured in a Car Collision.

SANTA CRUZ, Oct. 27.-In a collision
between two electric cars to-day Chief of
Police Rawle was thrown from seat and
had one of his legs and his head bruised
Motorman Gallagher was bruised on the
head. None of the bruises are serious.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-28
Worlds Greatest Oil Gusher.

KANSAS CITY. Oct. IA telegram
from Beaumont, Tex, says that the Apex
Oil Company has bought in the largest
gusher In the world. The we'll is on Spindle
Top Height. The Apex Company is Kan
saS City orpa aniZatiOn.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-28
Manchurian- Siberian Railway.

ST PETERSBURG, Oct 27.-Accord-
ing TO a dispatch to the Novoe Vremya
from Vladivostok, General Grodo-
koff, accompanied by the Russian Assist
ant Minister Of Finance. NJ. Romenoff
viii soon open the Manchurian-Siberian
Railway
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-28
Accident to Train in Marin.

SAN RAFAEL, Oct. 27.-The 6:15 mar
row-gauge train from this city to Sausa-
Ito this morning met with an accident at
Escalles AS the train was pulling into
the station the rear axles of the engine
broke. This threw the forward truck of
the baggage car off the rails. No one was
injured
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-28

Der of roads, involving the relative rates
applicable to Denver and Pacific Coast
points, George K. Kindel and the Den
yer Chamber of Commerce are the COM
piaiEantS in these cases.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-28
FAST RUNNING TRAIN
CRASHES INTO A TEAM
Three Occupants of the Wagon Are
Instantly Killed and One Fatally
Injured.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. Oct H-Three
persons were killed and one seriously in
jured by being struck by the 4:20 p. m.
train en- route to Chicago on the Chicago
Milwaukee and st. Paul road while driV-
irg over a grade crossing at Oakwooj,
a small town fifteen miles south of here
this afternoon. The dead:
MARY BONZEL.
JOE POLIFSKI
ANNE KENTER.
Seriously injured: Martha Bonzel.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-28

The best preaching for the times is
preaching for the eternities.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-28

or is billed in the records of the bank
ruptcy department of the United States
District Court His liabilities were placed
at $16400 and his assets at $4,000.
The names Of thirty-seven creditors ap-
pear in the schedules, most of them be-
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-28

ing former members of Clements COM
panies, printers and advertisers. One of
the creditors is w. A. Clark Jr of Butte,
Mont, who holds the actors note for
$500. The assets consist principally of
scenery and costumes in various theaters.
Another item is the copyright of a play,
with Other Eyes, valued at $1,000.
Clay Clement is well known all over the
Pacific Coast and has many friends and
acquaintances in San Francisco. HIS last
appearance here about eighteen
months ago. when, with his own COM
pany, he presented THE New Dominion
and THE Bells at the Columbia Theater.
AT the close of that engagement he toured
Australia with Nance O'Neill. Clement
was interested with Mckee Rankin in a
stock company at the Alcazar about seven
years ago. He was well known in Seattle,
where he was for a considerable time
leading man in Cordray's stock company.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-09-26

benz erReenanntsn cine Strafe bon 81
unb Rotten auf, tposssen bieier appeairts
unb nunmebr tpirb bic SADIE tpabri&ein'
lid boris @sridt fommen. 90 bic Gins
sslssenbeit bes Idnssren in ben 8situn'
gen pubIisirt tporbsn 1T. 70 ma&ts uns
Berger sur Ridtisitsluns fOIsenSe Gre
tIarune: 9a8 game IN ni&ts psiter
pie ,.Spits," benn bic 8ddner SamiIie
i&eint nit ieinsm ibrtr Ra@barn aus
iommsn su f5nnsn unb Dat bfters nit
bsnieIben Streitieieiten eebabt. Sn Bee
treff Der SOnntasarbeit. srfIarte CT ipsi'
ter. isi bic SADIE gang unb gar iibertris'
ben pOrben, benn bab ct feline Rub fIt'
tsrte un6 aud bin unb Der nniraut aus
rib, betra6te er aIs fein fdtperes 8er'
ssbsn unb Euuienbe tbun bas sIei&e al
Sonntasen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-09-26
9clitif6eS.

Ser gOnbent Der 9emoiratsn bei
Counties fanb am Srsitas Norssn in be,
Wuit Sale ftatt unO eeituliete iid a.
einem burmonifdsn unb benz iiirssien,
Der lie a~beebuIten tpurbe, benn er bauertt
nur stipas iber cine Stunbe, in tpeIGe,
3sit foIsenoss 1idet aufsefislt tparb
Sir 8idter-gbparb 6. Rstpcomt
bon Scranton.
Sir County GontroGeur-9. 81. So.
ftelo bon Scranton.
Sir @OrOner-9r. s. 8. SaItrp Dor
Scranton.
SIR @eOmeter- Wilton g. Wii4el
bon Dunmore.
Ser einsise 8ettftreit UNI cine Romi,
nation erfol8te bel Der fur Coroner, uni
IS tbut uns Ieib beridten su mlHen, baf
Or. @tnfter bon feinem @ssner Or
SaIt,p NIT N sessn 8s Stimmsn &c.
i&lasen purbe. Or. Salty mar ieOod
entidIoRen. nodmaIs su %Iaufen, neil Ell
Dor BRET Sabren eeidIasen ipurOe uni
notmals %probiren wOlte, feline GrtpStI |.
uns su bsiperfiteaieen. Das a~ufsefteat,
Iidet 1T, i'm @ansen senommsn, Elm gu.
tsS uno iOats ni&t SerfsbIen, bic Inter.
itaBun8 Der 8artei su erbaIten.
am 8Iei&sn 8Ormittue bieItsn bic fog,
,.8eturn Subees" Der RepubIifaner in
ben Simmsrn bes @entraI Republican
Clubs an 8aieinstOn apenus cine SIP.
une OBJ, in tpeIGer foIeenee @anbibatsr
Der Bartei ale nOminirt erfldrt ipuroen
Sir Ridter S. 8beaton @arpents,
bon Scranton.
Sir County @ontroqsur -gbnarb u,
Sones bon Mr6baib.
SIR GcrOner Or. s. s. Robsrts bon
Scranton.
Sir @eometer SEQ. 6. StepenIor
bon BaperIp.
Die dbli6en 8siOIutionen lber biz
Administration Der RepubIifaner purben
an8enommen unb aud bas 9lbIeben bee
PraiiSenten MeainIep bebuusrt, OsRsu
db~erIebenoen Satin bic bOahs Spmpa.
ibie perii6ert ipirS. 3ueleid tpurbe biz
@enustbuuns aussebridt. baB elm gan.
Ser Wann pis Praibsnt 8OoieueIt aIa
oelen Na6fOlser sintrat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-09-26

9aS setsrn abenb abssbuItene
srits monaiIi6e Social" Der 9amsn
bss Scranton 2iebsrirana mar isbr gut
beiu&t unb srtpiss ii6 ais Elm ssisaissr
grfole.
- Sra Srear IieB am Donnerftae
Ibsnb Elm pfsrb nit 2utfde Dor elmer
2un6fubs an Spruce Strabs itsbsn unb
ais er Elm paar Winuten ipdter surGd'
fsbrte, iparsn beibs bsrfGtpunbsn unb er
tonnte ite trob eifriSer Na6iu&une nidt
tpieber aufinben.
- Ser Gontraft fur @aEsrIieferuns
fir bic Stubt su 8 10000 idbrIi& If am
Disnftas bon 9raFbsnt Scranton bon
Der @as unb DaRer Gompanie anss'
nOmmen tpOrben. Man beste ~anfanss
3peifel, Oh er nidt auf Der $4,000
Rats befteben tpirbe, peIde bic Stabi
felt ben Iebten stpei Monaten besabIte.
- Ser IA. idbrIide Ronpent be,
Staats. 2isa oer rspubIitanii6sn Clubs.
Der i&on Iebts @ods absebaltsn tperbsr
iOIte. aber tpeeen benz traeii&en Cob
oes 8rdiibenten NcRinIep beridober
tuurbe, nubm am 0isntae ieinen Anfans
inbem 600 0elesaten unb etpa bic eIsid'
3abI 8eiuder bier antrafen uno formed
e%mpfaneen ipurben. Sim 8Iei@en abenl
fanb cine eroBe WufenperiammIuns il
Der @afsnbuue ftutt. bel Der Senate
Gburiton bon Rsbrasta unb Senate
Penroie bon YennipIpunien bic Suuptre
ben bielten. @etern fanb i'm 2pcsum 1te.
alter bic formele Sibuns fat unb mad
8eenbieune berielben tpurbsn ben 8siu
dern bic Sebensptrbistsitsn Der Stab
ee,eist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-09-26
HrmensS eb6ree.

G&t gppIifanten fir llnteritdsunp sr.
f&ienen um isrsitae Ra6mittas Dor ben
Direitoren bisfer 8eb6rOs unO tIasten
oenielben ibr 2sib. Rahbsm man seiun.
ben bate. OuB init A~usnabme elmer
frau bon Der SiOieite, bic grf6ienensn
Der Sllfe bsbdrftie iparsn, purbs bisieIbe
betplaist, Sine ansobI Ro utinseeiddite
puroen aud erIeeist unb beridiebene
8e&nuneen sur 8sSabIuhe beOrSsrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-09-26
Bon 4eter6bura.

- BOitOr s. RanboIpb unb Satin
limb bon einem mebrmonatIidsn 4ufeni,
bait in europa 3urddeeiebrt.
- @britopbsr 9fsiffsr bon bier, Der
ais 9nui&teiner an @m. Strinaer's
Sebdube an Stumble Npenus auf Der
Beifeite bsi&dftist mar. fieI bon sinsm
20 Sus bObsn @ettit berab, babel einen
Yeinbru4 unb unbsre i6msrSli6e 8srs
IeBunaen erbaltenb.
- Sburles Sabetftrob bon 9rescott
Ipenue Iieb iit am Donneritds, neil er
nit feinem S6paser ni6t nuf euiem
5ube lebt. iu einem Sdritt psrIsiten, Der
sesentpdrii8 lbIe SOIesn fir Jpn bate
baben t6nnsn. s. W, aufne, Der S9pu,
ger, Der nit Sabettrob in eiHem boppeI,
ten Sauie iuObni. battle an s%enannisn
Gage su Gbren bes BERT. pr6fbenten
cine umFOrte SIuese nusaebdnst uno bu
6iefelbe tbeiltpeifs auf Suberhrob's Settle
bling, tpcate Iebterer bic SIasse berun.
terreiBen, unb ibat es aud ~tbeilpsiIs.
am Sreita8 tuurbe Sube, itrOb ipsssn un,
Oroentli6sm 8eirasen perbafiet uro urn
$40 beitruft. bic er prompt bssabIte. Gr
fam frOb fem, bub bic SADIE 10 Ie;5t
fir ibn absins.
Sn BEN Sale bes Ssnrb Berger,
Der bon ieinsm Nadbur George Sd&nsr
Der SOnntussurbsi: unssiIast tuurbe,
Ieste an Samitas alderman Wiaar
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-09-26

Aus Sinrlanb, u. S, b6ren mir bon
elmer beInabe punberbaren Sur elnes
Germ 5rieorid Ssib. SersunSsnsn
Binterhpar Ssrr Setb ans 8ett ssishsIt.
ca er ale 8ewssunestruit psrIOr. ST
lit unidsIide S6mersen. @eidpire.
pel&e SIutpereiftunB nnseie,sn, iruten
an ben olden Sbellen Der Sdenisl berpor.
@r ipurbs operirt. Sein DOttOr Iaste
,bm, er peroe ME msbr seben i6nnen.
Dnrd Srsunbe bemOgen, mu6te er in
Oieism tritiidsn 3uitanOe ben g~Infans
nit benz b%stanntsn 8Iutmittel. SOrni's
Alpentrduier SIutbsIsber. Osr @rfoIs
mar punOerbar; bsnn bsuts sebt Serr
Seib ieinen @eibGften nod. Elm seiunoer,
trdftissr Dram. gr 1T serns bereit al.
len, bic ii6 fir ietnen SAL intereflren,
nabere Ausfunft su ertbeilen. Seine
aorsRs ii: 5riebrib Seib, 8lnelanN,
u. s.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-09-26
afrtfanti9er &rtessi@auplat.
@ oIIen Mot.

SO tpirb beridtet. bab Der enbsiItiss
pIan Der 8uren Der IN. baB fe an bic
@rsnte bon DamaraIanb siebsn unb bas
ansrbistsn bss oeutfdsn goniuIs anneb.
men, Der ibnen 2anb gum 9rsiis bon
pier @ents flr ben sldsr bsriaufen nil.
Die sinaisen aaufbebineunssn, ssssn
psl&e bic 8ursn gintpsnbuns erbsbsn,
fino bic, bub iis fid su su~siiabrissr mill.
tarii&er 0isnfasit unb basu bsrpfIi6tsn
foaen, bab fie ibre 8inber in beutI&er
Spra&e unterri&ten Iafen. Cine an.
aubl Suren in SObaunesburs baben BEL
Der ameritanii&en Rs8isrune anssfrust
untsr ipsI&sr 8eOinsuns fs in ben Ser,
einisten Staten 2anb ettperben fbnnen
SIN ben Reconsentrabo. Bayern er,abl
man ii&, baB 10000 8urenfamiIien iid
bic Ofsrte 9eutf@Ianb's su RuSen mo,
den tperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-09-26

2it&sner's PROCLAMATION, bic ben
,5riebsn" ertldrte unb ale 8urenfdbrsr
unb 8uren, bic bon Witte September at
nod psiter idmpfen, nit 8srbannune
unb @Onfisfation ibrss gissntbumS be.
orObt. bat nit elmer risiis.n 8Iamass
fir England seenbet. Gin paar Dubsnb
Sursn babsn ii& omar erBebsn. absr tsin
Sdbrer befnbet iid baruntsr. Sn So
bannesburs tpurben fOeur aus unbstann,
ter llriade bic 8anb. @arbsn aIarmiri,
iooab bic 8ep5Iieruns bereits %sIaubts, %
isi elm 8urenturm auf bic Minsnfabl
i'm An1us. Die 8urebers in ben 8e.
cOnsentrabo' 2aeern ertldren. bab bic fiji
fe eintiss Sage Der Dinse in @nsIanr
uno IN Der 8apcoIonie bic i'm 5slbe feb.
enbsn 8uren etmuibiee.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-09-26
Serlnn0t:

9nttlissnte unb frsbilms GpIgortturt, nm
MISUNDERSTANDING fur bic @frmania eebtns-
psrlihaung Gpmpanit pom gitr gDprf ~ erlan-
gen. Sprsbt DOR bt pbrr a~hbrtiirt u. &cnrab
K SObn, DAB NsOmius 2ptnus. 1874
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-09-26
Nemc MmSci9cm.
Sausbdlterin perlamat.

Giut Glttrs Brau CHER Elm altrrss Gbrpadr nm
fur siutn Wittptr bic Sausbalmus ~ iiibrfn.
Wdn mtlpt ld bel 9Ubn S6tufr, 3i2 eCeuit
Sirabs. 1913
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-09-26

bra&t. Sc iinb in benielben auf ber
Seiie Der Sritsn 60 Dficiere uno Wann.
iduiten ssfalsn upb 63 Wann ~pettpunbel
uorbsn. Die 8uren baben fdnf @si6lss
erObert unb 300 8riten sefanssn senOm'
men. Die @efansenen DerOsn lbsr bic
8linee ipriusen mifen, fails 8itdener
60 ipaet, feline Drobune ausaufdbren.
Oub er aas Buren,. bic mad BEN l5.
September nit Der @afs in Der Sanb
unsetrOfen iperben, etidieBen Iafisn mil.
Die @efe6te in ben Issten Gaesn baben
in Der Radbaridaft BON 2abpimitb itatt'
sefunbsn. bort, mo Dor eitpa stpsI Sabren
bic Granddaughter srbfaet purSen.
Die 8eiOrsnib bssisli& bes 8risses in
Sdo'afrita ipurbe Srsitaa nod our& bic
Ra6ri6t bon 2orb 8it6snsr Ssrmsbrt,
bob bic 8ursn spsi britiide 9anOnsn
erobsrtsn. Ser 3riss ID leiber gan, ee.
tpiB nod ni&t su @nbe, unb in msbrersn
2onboner 8lditern tpirb org auf bic
S6pinbeIei Der Resieruns eeidimpft
tpel&e umtli&e 8eridte bes Snbalis Der.
6fsntIidsn lisB, bic Buren, isisn bereiis
am gnOe ibrer SiIfsqueaen unssIunst.
8enerul 8oiba bat, unterfidtt bon ans
Oeren 8urenfdbrern. einen Sirsif,ue
ourh HataI unternommen unb bort linb
ben 8ursn risiies 8orrdtbe in bic Sdnbs
eefauen, tpsI6e alein seniBsn plrbsn.
bic admpfsr ber Suren nod NOnnte
lang i'm 5eloe iu baI;en.
Sebr er6Iimmsrt.
@enaue 2enner bss 2anbes. bic bisber
nit ID, EN- nrtbeil aubstorbentIid surGd,
baItsnb tpaien, etfidren, oab ibres 81,
abtsns bic Gage fir Gnelanb Iih iebr
peribIimmeri babe. ipeiI bic grbittprune
i'm 2anbe dberaa in iiberrai6enbsr
@eiie espudien iei. Defenders auifdl.
Isnb ii es. bob bic Ssrhimmune ni6i
mebr ALIEN bic bOldnbiiden AfrIfdnoer'
ionbern au6 bic sueIii6sn Colon.
iitsn srerifsn bat. Das if SsiitanbIi8,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-09-26
Neiien sic macb Buffalo

81 bits Der Bal, 70 fSnntn Sif quits eVgis
bel sin,r bmti6tn, friiber in Scranton pobn-
bafisn 6amilit fur rs Gents trbaiifH, Oesr nit
8rtbfid fur 500. snmfbunetH trbiitsi
j. Dtnbarb, 2t6 9pr Apfuus Sufalo, y. y.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-09-26

tusnn man in grtpdeuus siebt. bub bic
auf ben carmen ibenOsn gnsIdnber nuf
gar teinen Sdub rehuen t6nnen. Wans
der gnBldnoer bat aber aud in 9ranSs
paal nidt nur Our6 oaS StOden Der
Wineninbuitris, fonoern aud bur6 has
Jttecerbrennen Der 5armen bebeutenbe
0erluite e%rlitten, tpas nntIrIi6 au6
ni&t snr 8eherune Der Stimmung bei'
trdst. 8eunrubisuns ruff in peiten
9reifsn bic 2butia6e bsrpOr, onb auf
eneIiider Settle INNER msbr Rafsrn uno
Dhialinee bepnfnet tpsrbeu.
Sn Der @apcOIonie III ir6 ben
8rtten bic Sa&Iaseun
srtrG8li6.
Die Sa6laee in Der @apcoIonie bon
benz Oranie'5 Slut bis binunter gum
Dteerssufer 1T cine iebr ernite fir bic
Briten. Sie sanse @OIOnis ipitO bon
pldnbernben 8uren, Commands unse'
binbsrt ourditrsift. Sn PRETORIA i6dSt
man Jest. baB ii& nod INNER eiipa H.
600 Suren i'm Selce befinOsn. Sbrs
8Crrdibe an Wafen unb Niunition i6ei.
men uneridbpfIid.
2orb 8it6ensr melbet benz 3rieesmiS
niiterium 8libinser etitdrmte Sreitas
Na&t bsim 8sriu6e, in Der Nabe bon
Ssri&ea ben Oranie' Stub su pafuen,
oas 2a8er Der Gunbf6Ofter 2opatts.
Sr fam ni6t iber ben 5luB, absr Die
8unbi6ufter erIitten idnsrs 8erIufe.
OberitIeutnant Anbrep Murrap unp @as
pltan Wurrap fieIen. De Buren erobs
erten I'M Duptel Der Na6t elm @ei6uB,
Oafelbe tpuroe ibnen iebO6 wieoer ubses
nommen, ipObei stuel 8uren eetbOist unp
% sefansen ipuroen. 9Oro Sltdener
bert&tet uuh. 6uB bic Buren, bic 9riten,
pelde ie am II. September bel Sbss.
psrs Net 8sfauBsn 8enOmmsn batten,
pisOsr Iuufen Ileben.
8ei S~loifonteIn, mo bic 8uren cine
game @ompanle berIltener Snfanterle
slnfinesn uno spei @sidabe eroberten,
Wurosn elm S6eer unp fauf Wann auI
Soften Der 8rlien eet6Diet, 90 Srlten
nuroen p%eripunoei. 8efan9sn eenom.
men ipurben feds Dflsiere unD 100
Wann, oieieIben iuurbsn %entlpaffnet uno
man lleb iie onnn ~laufen. 2orO Slibe'
ner betibtet aud. oaB bic 9riten Spei
buren, Commands fineen, ems u SIS
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bsitsbenO.
8ermi dte Na6rtdten.
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8uren un.er General 8Otba pleOer elnen
gmfal nab NataI MAIDEN, babsn bic
8rlten in ben 3situn8en elnen Aueitruf
OerDfentIlAt, in peldsm tie ale %uuifsn'
tdblsen Burger RatoIS auffOrcern, iid
sur 8ertbeIoi8un8 Der GoIonIe ielner
Waisftat beS 8bniss gOparp suiams
menSui6auren. Den SpIeBbirsern 9ta'
tails 1T bic SADIE iebr peinll9.
I'm bic britii6en 5inanSen 1T sS gang
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rentIieees nod elm Anlelbe su MAIDEN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-09-26
3enfc's ..
81 ltoeuti9e Sierfube,
ais Henn ADenue.

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no man fiber it, ftsts uustnsbms Stitai&ufi
Nv fuoeH,
9as nit b~srieIben b~erbuuosns q c 4
rant Iisfert ale 0elifattfm Der SabresSeit.
,,Bir5bnresr eofbrdu" uno beige Bitrs.
importirte Beib. uno &otbpeius, priHta Cigar.
rem, bofihe 8eoienung.
Evening journal., 1901-07-26
UNDER AN UMBRELLA.
An Expensive Adventure of n Ia.
nous Parisian wit.

nous Parisian Wit.
Romleu, the famous Partisan wit,
was one day caught In a shower and
forced to seek refuge in a doorway Of
the Opera House. 1t was G o'clock al
ready, and he had an engagement in
the Cafe de Paris for that very hour.
The rain fell in torrents. There was
no carriage to be had. He had no UNI
brella. What was TO be done? While
he was lamentlng his bad luck a gen.
tleman with a large umbrella passed
by. Romleu was seized with a sudden
inspiration. He rushed out and grasp
ed the stranger by the arm and gravely
installed himself under the protecting
umbrella.
Il am overjoyed to see you," he inn
mediately began. Il have been looking
for you for two weeks. wanted to tell
you about Clementine."
Without giving the stranger time tc
express his surprise Romieu ratified
away with gossip and anecdote until
he had led the unknown companion to
the door of the Cafe de Paris. Then he
glanced at him with a face of well
feigned astonishment.
pardon, monsieurw he cried. at
seems am mistaken"
"I believe So" said the stranger.
"Good graciousp added Romieu. "Be
discreet. Don't repeat what 1 have told
you"
'T promise you"
"a thousand pardonsw
Romieu FASTENED within the cafe and
amid great laughter told the adventure
to his friends. Suddenly one of them
said:
"Your cravat is rumpled."
Romieu put his hand to his neck and
turned pale. His pin, n valuable sap
phire, was gone. On further examina
tion his purse and watch were found tC
be gone. The man with the umbrella
was a piczpicket.-London Tit-Bits.
Evening journal., 1901-07-26
The nnaI sunerstition.

There is one superstition OF wide
range and influence that is directed
against one Of the most beautiful OBJ
jects in nature. the opal. A man in my
town failed in business, and what do
you think he did? Took his opal ring
into the yard and smashed II to pieces
with hammeri He ascribed his bank
ruptcy TO that opal. and he intended
neither TO suffer such misfortune again
nor to allow any other one to do so by
inheriting or buying that III starred
property.
One Of the most amusing instances Of
n trust In wrong things is reported
from New York. where a man took an
opal to a jeweler and asked him to sell
1t, as he had had nothing but bad luck
since he owned it, his business ven
lures having failed. his children having
suffered illness and the old scratch
having been to pay generally. The
jeweler found the gem TO have beensan
imitation. Its falsity must have been
obvious to everybody except the vic
Jim, because the opal Is the stone that
has never been even passably initiated.
New Lippincott.
Evening journal., 1901-07-26
Lieutenant Ordered South
Special 10 the Evening Journal.

Special TO the Evening Journal.
Delaware City, July 25.-Lieuteuant
Mitchell. of the Forty-fifth Battery, at
Fort DUPONT, has been ordered to Fort
Monroe, to leave on August is.
Lieutenant Higbee Davidson left yes
terday for South Dakota.
Miss Montgomery. who has been the
guest of Mrs. j. II. Brewer, has return
cd to her home in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Hubble gave a yacht party last
evening up the canal on the yacht
Capron. Those who enjoyed the trip
were: Mrs. Hubble, Mrs. Mitchell
Lieutenant Mitchell, Mrs. Julia Newton
Miss Wise and Captain Reybold-
Mrs. S. e. Bradway and daughter
Miss Lidie, have returned from a two
weeks trip in Atlantic City.
Fred A. Pennington has accepted q
position with the p, w. K B. Railroad
Company at Paschall, Pa.
Miss Ida Creek is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Samuel Lewis, Of Philadel'
phia.
William Hagan spent yesterday il
Philadelphia.
A party OF fifteen from Philadelphia
dined at Hagan's yesterday.
Wallace Floard, of De Land, Florida
spent yesterday with his uncle, Georg,
w. Foard.