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Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1901-03-29
A Precocious Baby.

The baby was only 4, but she was an
only child and had lived with her par
ents largely in hotels, and she was a
always model of propriety as to man.
ners, so that when one day a young
man, friend of her papa's and man.
mas and a great admirer of the little
girl, asked to take her out to luncheon
all by herself she was allowed to go.
A very tiny girl may go without
chaperon sometimes. The little girl
was to do the ordering. She undertook
this responsibility with confidence and,
taking up the menu, studied it with as
much gravity as if the letters were not
as unreliable to her as Greek would
have been to her mamma.
Il will have some meat and some po-
tatoes," she said gravely, land by and
by may have some ice cream"
The order was given, the cream fol-
lowed, and the little lady was an alto
gether charming, dainty and sweet lit
tie companion for luncheon. The meal
ended with the dignity with which it
had begun, the young woman donned
her wraps, and as the young man was
preparing to escort her to the door she
remarked gravely:
And now l will have some flowers"
1t was the last touch of grown up
ness, and it was the proudest young
man in New York who took home a
pretty and dignified baby with a big
Of In hnY. Va
Times.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1901-03-29
Might 0e Ont of Debt.

MY case is peculiar" remarked the
letter B.
How so?" chorused the other letters
of the alphabet.
well, when it comes to making
DOODLE | always lead. and. you will
notice, there is absolutely no reason
why should be in debt "-Exchange
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1901-03-29

The German compostors of this
country have one of the most remarka-
bic organizations il existence. It is
known as the German-American Typo
is only l.044. it controls every German
laily newspaper in the United States
except the Chicago Freie PresSe. Dur
ing the past year the members paid
26,923.40 in dues. or per capita Of
$3.50. The dues are - cents = :'ph
and 10 cents extra for each death benf
ct,
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1901-03-29
''White"
Bicycles...
Break Worlds Records

At the Saucer Track, Los Angeles.
ride White and keep in front and
save repair bills"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-02
Peter Nc Queens Lecture on Roosevelt

Ii is fortunate for our citizens that 4
special arrangement has been made for
Peter MacQuecn. the war correspond
.nt. to give his Illustrated lecture.
with Roosevelt and the Rough
Riders" at City hail. Wednesday exon
ing. Nov. 6. Mr.. MacQueen rendered,
H.; is wei known. brave ANA valued S"r-
vice in cuba, the Philippines ana
South Africa. in obtaining important,
news, and he is equipped to an unusual
degree with stirring facts from the
front. AS was said with truth in \ re-
cent article in the Boston Journal r.
lating to him, MT MacQucen's oppor-
tunities for observation and infcrma :
ton have been accompanied by sober
Judgment ana a wide experience smong
men. The story Of his experiences
with Roosevelt and the Rough HideiS is
most timely and commands the deer
interest of all who listen TO il. the mar
ration being made very vivid by stere-
opticon views.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-02
PERSONAL MENTION.

George W. shea Of Calais. w"s Il
business visitor here yesterday
Miss Margaret Mason left. yesterday.
ro, california. where She will spend the
winter
tnunfy Attorney Leigh will go 10
Portland. on the $40 A. NJ. train TO-
cav. on sudden and important busl-
ness call.
lnhn o.Connor. who has been con
n.ctpl with the United States arsenal
here for the past nine years. will leave
,bi. forenoon. for New York city.
where he will make his future home.
The condition Of Samuel Chute. WI"
Il ~ the City hospital where ne was
o,,erated upon several days ago lot
nnrendicitis. is still very serious. lu'
little change is noted in his condition
since the operation
!. f.. Clark. who was 4 recent guest
Of J. 4. Kirkpatrick. went I" heiii'--
bunk for a short trip IN the interest y
~, Masonic order Of which ne i =
loading member. and has now returned
to his home at VIM.
| Mrs Minnie T. Loud of Dorchester
! Mass. is spending Il ~" N"H'
,ll o,.,esnatc. Mrs. &. l.. Flynt Of TINS
.itv Airs. Loud has been passing rs
.,,nmcr 1T her former home in DcN'ti
,nd il nou on her return to MaSSacfiu
| sets
her, /. Brown returned 10 i'r|' kloh
MICS Friday, after spending I
NTH. vacation with his parents. MI
ana Mrs +. A. Erown Of 'h"ls"'. ut
| Y,ovn baged quite Z lot Of garl". "''
| ,ard.a some big pickcrcl. WINE u
| home.
Miss Catherine Mck"nney mas se\
- bor connection with the SHAW
r,sin,ss college. She has been con-
.al With this school as teacher ioi
~. nast six years. during inc az
,hroa wears as principal Of the Augusta
! branch. :.
rccrnt visitors at the LitnSoN ]"
,,,arv have been: Anna Il smith. Inn
tnr ", Smith, Fayette corner: f,'I~''
,.,h u Powers. Clarence Htath' ia,
III Heath. John 7. colburn' ralih III
~ pi,tston: Mrs. @. W Gun =" i
Mr.. q j. Lincoln. emma -ii9S
~ RurrilI. Week. Mills: MISS '.af'' ;,
~ winslow: Miss Helen W. ''""'''
Rostcn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-02
NEWS FROM THE NIWRODS.
T"sa'c o'spasch from Matta~ amkcag Tells ci
Stirring Experiences.

= private letter received from The hunt
i"H party. M"sSrs. Harding. Eastman
johnson and Blakciy. who went TO Mata
Wahkca% the first of the week. rcport.
| t'i"m as having 4 very pleasant time ana
'Nc LORD Kitchener, they are on the cv.
81 4 great slaughter
The party discovered str,ne. ,r.cI.
near their camp. Tuesday. and followed
'h'fa Tor two days ana q night only /,
hnd That they We're madr by Il .'pumpit.
looted man who works in a sIwmiH
cN'r in kincman
Wednesday, night the party was dis
tNihcd by low growing in the rear ~
'r'if camp. Thcy hastily clltchcd thci
truStN queens arms and cautiously ap-
preached &c spot where the sound cam
from and found il was tn cook. who WA.
Sro"I ne because somebody hal used IL
I" grease their boots. They retired aul
passed The remainder of The night i'll
broken slumbcr
The report that Dr. Elakeiy has shot :,
Wdiidboo is erroneous Tie waIl,hon
very rare ANA not common to o,lr Main.
woods. II IS i second cousin to a caras-
rttus and resembles it Very mach. 1t
IiNcs On acorns ana little chiidrcn ana i.
rot sought after as Il domestic net. This
particular WaIlahpo is -uuposrd 10 hay.
escaped from VAN A1nbcrc's rncna.sr..
some years ago. When the PARTY heard
= connection in the wood. ana the Il .ctur
h"lirrrd Here we come th.y li,rd IN
ana prepared for the airrav Soon thr
doctor appeared II the clearing. brcrth-
'e-a and hatlcss, bu; az to th~ tirn- Of
going I" press the wa!lah"o had mt
shown up. 1t is strange how stories p
started.
TIE Two barrels " Liverpool SAT- III
rived from Bangor. Yesterday. ~ ta.r.
N II" danger NJ the game spelling. HIN
party oXLrcts 70 nave thu Maine woods
pretty Thoroughly dcpopu.at,d by tn
last Of the week and (" b. ready T." re-
turn home Monday
F"" that hacking cough uSe Lang Kuro
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-02
WONDERFUL HY0MEI
~
,IckY MANUFACTURERS.

PHYSICIANS can now look forward 70 ~
coming winter without any fear or 'nN;e'
g. res regarding the thousands Of weak
y - and catarrh- afflicted patients un-
~. .,,s furnished ~ the Harrau ct vital
,i.,;.s h Washington have proved i, :
I'M n, least shadow uf doubt that CON
m,ntion is curihlc that an respiratory
,,'.'scs can be cradicatci complete ~ and
18th rate rcduccd wonderfully by ;h>,
usc of the new remedy, h>'mri'
,,,nm,i is . dry-air E"rmi'idc found
.,,straIia. The first uuc ever know Il
"s,.h can N Inflated IN ~" ".r we
,..a,bc thc uulN possible, meth d ny
.'sirh the germs Of these diseases can
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-02
AUGUSTA CHURCHES.
Sunday Services Which All Arc Cordial,
Invited 10 Attend.

ST. EAKNABAS CHAPEL. I;anE r 81 :
rvcutv-S.cnnd sunday aiI"r irlhitH :
c,nd.r school at - J.. NJ. vNr"la3
prayer AT 5..0 l.. NJ
gT MAEYs. CNTiipLIG Iii \ i" XII.
state street: High mass a. ]" =. ~, Min
rcrs ana nrncdiction; T. NJ; iies-''
Sacrament at ~" /. NJ
CHRISTIAN CHURCH MORT Et' :,
ANENI-E. Services. 20" y NJ Hlh
Nj: mid-W"'& go-p"l service on N'o
dan evening at : /" CLOCK.
rNITAEIAE CHrRCli. ReN. =. +.
\, ~h,it. Services at ln-," y. NJ WIN
i. man IN tire minister: SUNDAY sch"oi n
Ill n. Mis- Mlbcl-Connor. Slpt
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES viii ~
hD held at lri3 y. ". Suh""H,, i ~ ,d
W;n.i also It ~ Wednesday evening.
s:.r AI,HIl-S CIiI-HCH. Rev. Geo. / F.
p.u..u rector: 4. NJ. Holy COMMUNION .
.;l Sunday school: II. mathis Hlals '' u
sermon: 3.n. cvensong Win III KY, r,,, /
children: ~. festival service ana organ
recital.
INIyEKSALIST CHURCH. Eev. g. a.
" [-Icn. pastor: Morning services a.
~. ~ with sermon by the pastor: sI,i" n
scho"! at noon; prais" S"Tr' on =" XII Souls;
III 'i .ni,r Message What? 70 Whom?
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. ~ :
t<.TiST. Services at the thfiS.'aii
I, !enrp reading rooms, furlnion 1d :;
SUNDAY AT JOS y. NJ. SupJ''t: ;;;.-n.
ANA Fallen Man" text. Genesis - Al
W.,lnes,l;,v evening. meeting at -" T. VI
FREE BAPTIST CHURCH.. Eye
I.sh,r. pastor: sermon at ~ =. ~
"a lowed bv the observance 81 'hc ~ = I
Sn,,,nr. sunday school at noon; JuhlnI9
/ III. Christian EndeaNor. 49, ~ ~
r..'.i,I.r rrsn,l ana praise service ~ '-"3
s,',inrt Grading Christ for Earabpa9-
! FIRST HAPTIST CIT KcH. RcM. T.
= Hon. service at 1910 \; NJ, WITH Win i
/ e,.~ruri by the pastor. :uolrc'' i'r
/ o,lnrcii's Rock Foundation; SAhuas
/ school at |. NJ: J. l.. ;. 8. r. P'a ~, I,
I meeting GEO: evening scr Nict' '."'
I'M addrcs.. IN Miss Lillian 'iaEio" ~
,tt. nrnycr meeting at ~" /. ~ 49,
d, day. x,, ,,,
! tOH:GEEC;ATIONAL GU ~ n 49,, W., ~
! ;p.. [rnrship with sermon by the pdSI9i
=. Vnrrn',u McI\innon; subject: h'
- , -'.'' ~ Nj Agr..' The Sacrameh
( - ,I,.' ! nrj.s Si,rrer will bc observed !"
I IL Mill r,,.' III IN service. Sunday Sch",
N ,,,i,m. If,uin,. q. T.. at 80 !. =
l. i, I'M. usual evening serNlc" az ~
ir:th Illness III the pastor: mih-"'cl
i meeting, V-cdn, s,iay evening AT ~
/ cptt,% ST. METHODIST EP'S' -
1,ii iii; pcii. Henry Z. Dunn"ck. mn
it.f,. ,n:n morning worship WIN
! ,,,n,. mo minister will denver th' ~ ~ :
~ fn,Ir sermons on the SrheiIl su"' y,
Z The Church and Modefn prAsar,.in.
...rLn plea III the Church ~ s.,i T.
~. .inctitz- Of the Family Slnda
s,.hunt fo!lnws the morning ser va M,
. N-n,,n.. pr,nlc'+ social service, -. ~,
ulc:e roa- service: the miiilSie' ri
reach y short sermon. sum- 49,
5.thn,,ie. Prayer Meeting: ',"":
.ny. mid Hv"l. prayer III"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-02

The present fail has given u ;,n I'M
u>uall1 large amount If TX asant
weather. The farmers ana others Wh"
have To 10 their work out Nc ~" ! have
been very Fortunate. The past I""
weeks which has seen but f'W dull
days have been improved in tn sur
rounding country and on q lar." NUM-
Der Of tn. farms the fall work II nearly
completed. Tho painters have a!S"
found in the delightful weather 2 b"-
uanza which has paid them better III :"
financial way than any other circum-
stance would have. Many are taking
advantage Of tn" excellent opportunity
to have their residences painted ana
thr workmen upon these arr losing but
iitIlc time On account q storms. ems
pafrt.f said. yesterday. that H. mad
never had 50 much business sine" ne
opened up in Augusta. Nj the "thcrs
have q similar tale IL relate
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-02
ADJUSTMENTS.
Society Ministries

RehearsalS Of the Society Ministries
are progressing finely. the end parts
and solos being in good hands, and an
excellent show is promised. The little
pickaninnieS who rehearSc afternoons
are The most prompt at rchearsals and
arr ticklcd at the idea of backing up.
A large number of tickets have been
sold III Hallowe.l and Gardiner. most
to Eastern Star members. The follow
ing are the end men: Bones, l.. T..
Bond, Jack White and Or. l.. trOokcr.
.Jr.: tambos. David owen, Geo. f.. lIa-
thornc and Martin Fuller.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-02
Mrs. {. A. Freeman.

Mrs. T.. A. Freeman. aged II years.
uI,d. about >.:r O'clock Friday evening,
~ TIM home Of her daughter MIS-. f.
". spencer. 80. - Winthrop street.
Th,. caus, Of her death was paralysis
of thu. brain. having suffered three Sue
,csS.v. shocks. Mrs. Freeman had
lived in Augusta for many yeats and
WAS Il most cstimabfr woman win 4
large number Of friends. The fun"Ia,
services will bc held. ut ; 7. NJ. sun
day. at No. :, Winthrop street. Rev.
charles \. Hayden officiating.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-02

Miss ARA y. Souie, Friday. crIr-
DRAFTED the sixth anniversary Of her
hirth At her home at No. l. Spring
street. and entertained Il party of l.
.. her playmateS. The little ones had
" delightful time playing games and
candy. fruit ana dainty pastry was
served. Many handsome presents We're
.rccivcd by Miss ARA in honor If the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-02

AUGUSTA LOCALS

the Accommodation train is helm.
run. IN the absence of Engineer uara
ing, who is rusticating in tn, Willis ~
the zine Tree State. by Engineer
Mea"er who has been on freight No.
u ana y during the summer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-02

An item i'll last Wednesdays Journal
stated that Arthur Anderson If .Au-
austa. was Ia marry 4 Waterville
young lady. Thursday. Mir Anderson
informs the journal that there is no
truth in the announcement. II was
merely the trick of some irresponsible"
mel son who got the item in the Journal
through forgery ard who could g made
Il suffer heavily should Mr. Anderson
az the Watcrvillr lady resort u the
law. In an attempt 70 be- smart
somebody has played the fool.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-02

Ihere will be Z meeting OF th, full
committee on the entertainment of tn.
National Grange. at the Board Of
Trade rooms i'll City hall. Monday even
ing, At -" o'clock. The reports Of the
subcommittee will be made at this
time and final arrangements perfected
1t Is earnestly hoped that every MEM
Der of the committee viii be present
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-02

Mss Mary. the 7-year-old daughter
81 NJ, ana Mrs. Treby Johnson. gave !,
nlf'h""N party At Mr.. Johnson's resi-
u''''e on mthrop street Yesterday
"enty-threc of her young fIi.nG>
were present. Refreshments w.r,
Se'F'd ana the party enjoyed a very
pleasant time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-02

NrrNlicn are engaged il repairin.
wv HouS' al the corner Of Gage and
Ndter streets owned by .. G. Webster
LUIS IL the house recently occupied by
Eioridge Pedder and which WAS dam
aSeu by fire. several weeks ago. As
So"r as the repairs are completed Mr..
feider Will rcoccupy the hous.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-02

capt. r. II. Haskell, who has been i'm
'"arSc OF Inc salvation Army here for
I Few months. will hold his last meet
ing. sunday evening. and will then go
70 Saco. where he is to be located in
ttc future. Ensign Hansen ana Lieut..
toherts are expected to arrive soon to
take up the work of the organization in
this city
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-02

During November the sunday morn
in& sermons at tho Green Street Metho-
dist church. will deal With the sub
jet: The church and Modern Prob
lens" ana Mi. Dunnack viii speak of
the place of the church. CNov. y III
preserving the sauct;ty Of the fimily:
tNov. Ion in making Il good citizen:
tNov. Ia in regulating capital and
labor: and tNoV. - in municipal life.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-02

| Today j. the last opportunity ia hn, Or
music for - cents AT the music s,o,a \,
! Staples, Smith x Moody.
| Don't forget those all wool -o,. dr,.s.
goods at Whitman Il Adams cos nv III.
&c outings that are selling for cents
| Sherburnc X Daley are showin,. , .,r,,
bargain in ncccc-lincd underwear far Anil.
3 cents. II would be q good trade at q,
! cents.
| u. w. Means has u bargain in Ua,,IiCol
/ toilet paper packages for y ccut..
Also packages Of Electr.. toilet nan
, for Is cents.
A. \. Soulc offers 4 special discount
today, on rugs " aII kinds ana sizes.
This is Il genuine bargain, and Mr.. S,ul,.
means what he says.
Swift < Turner will sell brass .x;,n.;o.,
curtain rods. With fixtures etc. for :
cents. and strong r"lisAed wirc cca,
hangers for ( cents each.
J. J. Mahcr has a lot Of boys fancy
irish frirzc rr,fcYs. They arr Ic.u.ar 8
goods. but will bc sold for one week
only, at tie low price of $i.99
bananas. Is for Pc at tn" Stor.. of tn,
Augusta Fruit 90 'N-o fancy Concord
grapes. florida ana jamaica orange. ana
lemons TokaN grapes. lic per pound
Velvet Kisses. 20 per pound today. al
the Corner Candy store. Also chocolate
waters. different iiaVor". l'c molas-e =
creams, for today. y cents Per pond.
y u co.,,. ~. . ~ III r,,,,,. IN
N'N''' hrcSSeiS ana tapestry carpets
"'n' "'c J"9t VIZ ''''''7 'oi RUGS am
WI" ~ ''o9'" ""' W.! '''''. ''h '""
''' '''''
T.. L. Leighton offers one Of the hes
bargains in WOOL waists. They ar. beau
~ I,ai,... It'll, ,hr1r.. n,,,.p,.
h.,, ,
Hcwctt ~ ldrncr have. tod;,v. a fun
line of turkeys. ducks and chickens frc,n
spinach. Lettuce. celery. etc. and " n
sell A very nice Floridn orange FIR ,.
cents Der dozen
Stevens 4 ballard maxi. !. .,.,;.,, ,,,i,..
for today ouIv. ON u ladies'. 81 :, ho,t for
SIlo This is , regular stock boot viii,
they r.Iaront., If * nm tn date .,nl q.
fin, l,nt in ,.,,r,- ,..n..t
Saturday only Luut x Braun. Halle
well. will sell !; pairs Of ladies. fu-,
black imported .j-ccnt cotton hose FIR
- cents Not more than pairs to on,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-02

Don't forget those all wool .oc dress
goods at Whitman n Adams Cos, or the
&C outings that are selling for . cents
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-02
SPECIAL SALE LOCALS.

Today Is the last opportunity to buy %
music for - cents at the music store nr
Staples, Smith x Moody.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-02

Sherblrnc X Daley are showing , great
bargain in tleccc-lincd Underwear ror AMI.
. cents II would be good trade ~ "A
cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-02

y. W. Means has q bargain in u.,,Iifol
toilet paper packages for - cents
Also packages Of F.lcctr,. toilet nan
for - cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-02

FOR ADDITIONAL LOCAL. MAT
TER SEE PAGES 9 AND II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-02

a. \. Soulc offers 4 special discount.
today, on rugs " ~ kinds und sizes.
This is Il genuine bargain, ana Mr.. S,ulc
means what he says.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-09-19
Norp Serantcn.

- Die Dobnuna bon 98iliam 0il,
liams bon Cherry Npenue ipurbe am
Samtns Worsen BON Deben beimse.
fubt; bic 8euts berfeIbsn beitanb aus
81 rs in 8uareelb, bas cine 86rie ent,
bulten battle.
- Nnibonp Ssoniia, Der bisbn in
Gbuppsl's 2aben aneeitsat par. puroC
am Dionias Abenb iummariid entlufen.
tpsil er feline 9ufriebenbeii iiber bic
meubIerii6e gri6isBuns ron Btdii6eni
Dic9inlep ausiprad. Die anberen Yin,
esiteQten bes 2abens osripeiserisn 60,
nod ldnesr mil benz 6srl su arbeitsn uno
er mubie ii6 IbnsQ aus elmer .0inter'
ibdre entfernen. um ben Tbdtlttfeiten
elmer ansabl enlrIiteter Burger su ent'
seben.
- Sin gomite, tpeI6ss bic Strsitsr in
Der Bon StOrd 0iine rsprdientirte.
mahte am Donnerhas BEN @sneraI Gus
perintenbenten s. 6. Roie pom o. & 8.
3obIenbepartement feline Nufnnrtuns unb
iubte ibn su bepesen, ben Wiatibetp Ga
panousb su entlafen. oefen @nibdlIun'
sen sur Solse butten, oob oer 2iufer
Sobn @Iaris entluiien purbe. Supi.
&Oie erflGrte Dem @omite nit 9ehimmt'
belt. bab @apanaueb ni6t entIaHen
pdroe uno bab bic @Ompanie ii6 bon
lbIsn Anesltellten feline 8ori6riften mos
den lafen ipiiroe. 9fahoem Drttiits'
Brdfoent Nidols am Sumhne NIT ben
5tr,ifsrn bic Sadlase srbrisrte urb
lbnsn basu rietb, bef6loRen oisislbsn.
DlontaB tpieoer bic Arbeit aufsunsbmen.
- Rsaie 3sarnsp. elm II Sabre aItes
Matden bon 8errp Sirube. bic nit
elmer 8sielidaft bon iunsen 2eutsn am
5rsitoe Naht in einsm aroBsn Basen
sine 5abrt nad Bttston unternebmen
wollte, puroe iOfOrt eet6btet. ole Iie eine
9oiomCtiue auf Der O., 8. & g8. &rsuss
une in Norb Gaplor traf iie iab nit
sinem iunssn Manne auf Der binteren
5ubtreppe beS Waeens uno ole beioe bas
9iht Der 2otomplipe kemertten, fpraneen
lie ab. ba iie sinsn 3uiammenitoB be-
fiirdtsten. Der Nnesn bate absr bic
@sleife eIidliG iibstfabrsn uno uIs bas
Didobsn abiprane, lanbete eS bireft Dor
Der i6psrsn Waidins, bic ibren 8brper
entSipei i6niit ibr 9eidbrts erblelt bel
osm Gufidlaeen bbie Sbrammen, enis
fam absr ionit unpsrlsbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-09-19
Duumpre.

- Der l0idbriae Soispb gomltod bon
Drinfer SlraBe III felt sWei Modem
ipurloS beridpunben uno am Wontae
iuuroe bic Yolisei eriubt. bel ieiner Nuf'
finbuns bebdlfI,6 ,u fein.
-SObn Rsib bon bier. Der felt Sab
rsSfriit ais 9iitriit Superintendent Der
Benna. &oblen @ompanie funeirie, bot
ieine Rsiianation eiHsereidt unO irnt om
Is. bs. Wts. aus ben Dieniten Der Som
panie.
- @m. Dsder bon 9ine StraBs, ben
Sarriet Dl. Derter BON Nipple Strabe
als ben Batter ibreS unsbsllben &inoss
bsseihnei, tpurbe eshern fiir iein esridi'
liheS grldeinen unter 8draihaft gee
ftelt. Die @enannten iinb beibe erit II
S lbre alt.
= 9onp 2aneo, ber M6rSer bes POs
Iisiiien Sumes @Oleen bon bier. III bon
ben 8rObsei6porsnen bes Worbes an8e'
tluet purOen unb nunmebr tperben bic
nblbiscn AusIiefsrunsspapisre erlanet.
um itn bon StuIien auridsubrineen unb
ibn bier Su prcseiiiren.
-Srani Sumner bon Sport Sia. Elm
Winer in Der 9ppip 8rCpe 3e&e oabier.
tputoe am Sreitas ipdbreno Der Arbeii
uon einsm idpersn Dedsnfaa bsirOfsn
uno 70 idiper perIsbt, bab an ieinem
4uffommsn sespelfsIt tpirb. Gin 9lues
nurbe ibm serf6rt, bic Sdfte perrenil
unO er aud innerlid oerlsbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-09-19
x6btli@es Baaeffucf.

Sin sinem Sab, ipsl&ss BON garIisIs
D. @rabam, Der idon fani Rai bic
Siromidneasn bes Riasara burdtrsuste,
sebaut ipar, periudte Srdulsin Maub
98iuarb bon Canton buRelbs Waeshdd.
Do& bGBte fis bel bisism Isi&t5innisen
unternsbmen ibr 2sben Elm. iSrdulsin
Bluaro purbe, nahoem fe bas sSab be-
fiie8en, bur& elm Boot in bic Strom,
i6nsaen seidlsppt. Das SaB nurbs
bon Der Saupiitr6muns erfabt unb mil
raienber S&nsIistsit in ben iOssnanntsn
..Bbirpool 8apibS" esttiebsn. Die
9tadt fam beran unb nod immsr fab
man bas 5ab, ipie ss burd bic reibenbs
StrOmunB bin unb berespOrfsn ipurbs.
Gnbli6 selane es ben 2euten, bas Sat
ans llfer su sieben. als man es 5ffnsis,
fano mon Sraulein gilaro in beipuBtIos
fem 9uftanbe Dor. 8spOr Or. 9Bilion,
oer sur Steae ssrufsn ipurbe, aniam,
bate bas iunse Rabdsn ben lsbtsn
aibsmsus setban.