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The evening times., 1901-02-05
MONEY FOR STREETS.
The District Appropriation Bill Con-
sidered by the Senate.

The District Appropriation Dill Con-
sidered by the Senate.
The Senate today resumed the eonsid-
GRAFTON of the District of Columbia Ap-
preparation bill. The committee amend
ments we're taken up as the bill vas read.
Mr. Allison said that he did not deem
it wise 20 appropriate money for Sixteenth
Street extended. as a deal was under way
whereby the thoroughfare would be wild
ened and paved next year
Mr. Jones of Arkansas said that the sec
tions of the city which paid the most taxes
received the smallest appropriations He
said that other streets were to be paved
and he offered an amendment providing
fer the Improvement OF that portion of the
District lying between Rock Greek and the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. TIE amend
ment vas passed over.
Mr. GalIinger objected TO the amendment
permitting the stringiRg of overhead wires
in the Rock Creek and Brightwood dis
tricts- HS said there should be 10 more
overhead wires n or around the city
Mr. Allison sad that as the law stood
today The people in these sections we're
deprived Of the use Of fncandescent lights.
Mr.. Allen said that the Government had
no more right to light the section CT the
District outside the corporate limits of
the city and inside the District line. than
it had to light the Mississippi Valley. He
argued that the real estate ring in
Washington was SO strong that il got into
every District Of Columbia appropriation
bill
Mr.. Clay argued that the amendment
was general legislation" and raised q
point of order against it Mr. GaIIinger
agreed il this
Nr- Jones then called for 2 quorum
The evening times., 1901-02-05
a NEW STREET RAILROAD.
Bill Of the IHcOrporstorS Introduce
ed in the House.

Bill Of the IncOTPOratOrS Introduce
ed in the House.
Representative Salmon introduced II the
House today a bill to grant the right Of
way to and authorize the Union Electric
Construction Company 10 build. own. and
operate in and through the Distries OF
Columbia. an electric street railway. The
bill provides that Ed ard Schvabenland
Hal 5. TI5baIs. and Pau; Morris, CT Phila
adeIphia, Augustus Davis IT.. Of Alexan
dria county. Va; Albert S Duiin. of Ne
Jersey. and J. \ Bonner, of Washington
and their successors and assigns, be an
they are hereby. created 4 body corporal
under the name of the Union Electric Cor
struction Company OF the District Of Ct
iumbia-
The corporation IS authorized TO locate
construct. equip. and maintain, and ep
ate q single or double track railroad IN ,ds
District OF Columbia 70 ire propelled by
electricity or other mechanical power ID
h- approved by the Commissioners The
Purvis surface electric system. nov in op-
Grafton at Washington Park, y. J, shall be
used.
The company is authorized to issue stock
to an amount not 10 exceed the cost %
construction and equipment of the road
The evening times., 1901-02-05
Want = Dnr Set Anart.

Representative Mercer, Chairman O. ihe
House Committee on Pablo Buildings and
Grounds, This morning introduced resc
luton asking the Committee on Rules
report an order setting apart Tuasta-
February y, Immediately after tRe reat
ing OF the Journal for the considerable
OF bills reported from the Committee
Public Buildings and Grounds. The orde
however. is net 10 interfere with h!
raising revenue or apr 9priation bills
is believed the order viii be made amor :.
he bills that viii be considered are the
Municipal Building for the District and
the Temple OF Justice bill Many nom
bers are interested in public buildings for
their districts and they have joined chair
man Mercer in the request as set for.h IN
he resolution.
The evening times., 1901-02-05
warrant for senator Sullivan.

a warrant was issued this afternoon for
the arrest Of Senator William V Sullivan
CT Mississippi charging him with assault
ing Miss Mae Lucy Lection, the young
woman who is suing hirn for $59.0OO for
alleged breach OF premise The assault is
said TO have been committed shortly after
8 o'clock Saturday night. Miss Lection al
legcs that while talking TO Senator Sulli-
van he slapped her IN the face. Seaa-
tor Sullivan 5 attQruey attempted TO have
his client forfeit $2U collateral. but the
lawyers for Miss LeeIm objected The
warrant was then placed in the hands OF a
detective The Senator was cited to ap-
pear IL court tomorrow morning.
The evening times., 1901-02-05
SUBSIDY BLOCKED AGAIN.
Efforts to Make the Measure Unfin.
Ished Business Fails

When the unfinished business was called
UP in the Senate at 1 O'Clock today. Mr.
Allison asked that the Ship Subsidy bin
be temporarily laid aside
Mr. Jones Of Arkansas said tha; he did
not want to object. but he wanted to know
what the exact situation was
IF the idea is to keep this Snip Subsidy
bin up all the time at the expense Of all
other legislation said he. The public
ought to know it and the Republican party
ought to be placed on record. The idea
seem sto be to force this bill through at
the cost OF ali otner matters It is being
used 70 force an extra session which IS alb
solutely unnecessary. I know that when
the bill goes through the Senate il viii
b jamIued through the House without de-
bate
This is not right. and will not be a
party to a scheme of this kind. Therefore
object to the motion Of the Senator from
Iowa
MIR. Allison then moved that the Senate
proceed to the consideration Of the Dis
Jrict Of Columbia Appropriation bill. This
was agreed to and the Ship Subsidy bill
Is displaced as the unfinished business and
can only come up by majority vote
The evening times., 1901-02-05
WOMEN PRISONERS ILLTREATED
A Chaplain Makes Charges Against
q pemnsNIxmmIss lnstitutinn

LANCASTER. Pa. Feb, "a c. Leon
ara, chaplain OF the Lancaster County PrIs-
on, has made charges before the board Of
prison inspectors Of cruelty against Keep
er H c. Moore.
The specific acts Of iubumanity recountcd
are. Dragging a woman from her cell and
confning her in the cellar. Handwriting a
Woman's hands behind her fastening a BAN
and chain TO a female prisoner. drenchfng
a defeneclcss woman "ijh water by means
Of the garden hose; keeping an eighty-six-
yesr-old woman on bread ard water in a
closed cell for three days.
The chaplain also declares that as many
as Il dozen men. white and colored are
compelled TO sleep IA single cell, the di-
mensions OF which are 10 by y feet.
The inspectors took no action or MIR.
Leonard's charges. and his friends talk of
laying the matter before the Stale Board
Of Charities.
The evening times., 1901-02-05
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY.

Options Secured for Terminal
Wharves in Vancouver.
VANCOUVER. B. c.. Feb 5--The Great
Northern Railway, which. with the pro-
jected British Columbia Coast Kootenay
Railway, intends 10 connect the British
Columbia Coast with the Eastern States
b. way OF the Kootenay mine camps and
in opposition 10 The Canadian Pacific Rail
way. has secured options on sites for their
terminal Wharves and stations at the end
Of branch Of the sea in Vancouver.
known as Fa!se Greek.
The private property alone Viii cost
them half million They Will likely get
the tidal lands free
The evening times., 1901-02-05
MILES TITLE ASSURED.
His Nomination As Lieutenant Gen
ernI Sent 40 the Senate.

= Is rs Lieutenant Gen
ernI Sent 40 the Senate.
The President today sent to the Senate
the following nominations:
To be lieutenant general Of the army
Major Gen. NELSON a, NILES.
To be major Gtnerais-
Brigadier Gen SAM FL b " YOUNG
Col A K. CHAFFEE. Eighth Cavalry
Brigadier Gen. ARTHUR MACARTHUR.
To be brigadier generals
Col. JOHN c. BATES. Second Infantry.
Coz LLOYD WHEATON,. seventh Infantry
Col. GEORGE ". DAVIS, Twenty tl.ird IN
fantry-
Col THEODORE SCIIWAN. Assistant Adjutant
General
Col SAMUEL :. SUMNER, Sixth Cavalry
Capt. LEONARD WOOD assistant surgeon
Col ROBERT Il HALL Fourth Infantry
Col. ROBERT p. HUGHES. inspector general.
Col GEORGE NJ RANDALL Eighth Infantry
Major WILLIAM A. COBBE. THIRD ArtiIIerv
Brigadier Gen FREDERICK d GRANT, [. :
Y
Capt. J. FRANKLIN BELL, Seventh Cavalry
To be collector of customs district Of Little
Egg Harbor. New Jersey
SAMCEL p. BARTLETT.
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MR. CLEVELAND DECLINES.
inabIe to Attend - Meeting of Ran
saS Democrats.

KANSAS CITY. No. Feb. 5.-Ez-F Frcsi-
dent Cleveland has sent a letter to The
jackson County Democratic Club regret
tiEs his inability to attend its meeting and
speak On the subject, Democracy: lis
Past and Future saying:
May ! join You in the expression Of
hope that the addrl sses your club con-
templates along the line suggested Will
bear good lruit in shaping the policy OF
the party in The next campaign May
beg 20 go farther and add the hope that
the policy viii be such as 20 lead 10 4
restoration of Democratic sympathy"
The evening times., 1901-02-05

NEWARK. y. J.. Feb. 5.-Ursula Young
haUs. seventy years cid. was found uncon-
scious on the floor OF her bedroom yester-
day in her home at 4S9 South Tenth
Street and died before medical aid could
be summoned. She was asphyxiaJed by
gas, which escaped from a gas stove useG
to heat her room She vas found by her
granddaughter, Mrs. John Schou, with
whom she lived. Mrs. Younghaus. accord
ing TO Mrs Scholl, was unfamiliar with
the use Of the gas. She leaves TWO daugh-
ters, eleven grandchildren, and three
great-grapdehildren.
The evening times., 1901-02-05
4 TRIBUTE TO VICTORIA.
Vermont Grand Army Men Cancel an
Annual Dinner

MONTREAL, Feb. 5.-Haucock Post. G.
A r, Department of Vermont. Of this
city has Cancelled its annual Washington
dinner out Of respect to the memory Of
the late Queen Victoria
A resolution was passed expressing the
regret Of the post at the loss Of such Il
noble sovereign who was beloved by all
people as a womanIy Queen
The evening times., 1901-02-05
FIGHT IN A COUNCIL cHAmBER.
Mayor aHd Alderman Come to blow.
Over Family Affairs.

RI TLAND. Vt, Feb. 5-There was a
hand-1o-hahd encounter in the city coun-
ell chamber last night betxeen s5at,or
Spelimau and Alderman James Creed
Greed declared the mayors wife had not
paid the taxes On her property for 1883
and the mayor struck him between the
eyes. cutting MS face and drawing blood.
The alderman caught up a chair and
chased the mayor about the room and sue
ceeded IN striking him over the back be-
fore the other aldermen interfered. The
fight occurred during a meeting oe the
board Of abatement Of taxes.
The evening times., 1901-02-05
o'NEIL's PLAN ADOPTED.
The Snperposed-Turret Controversy
Finally Ended.


The Naval Board on Construction. with
seven additional members appointed esps-
cialIy 10 assist the regular board in deter
mining whether superposed turrets should
be adopted for the five projected battle
ships, met today and by a vote OF ten TO
Two adopted Rear Admiral O'Neirs plan
TO eliminate the two side turrets and sub
stitute a broadside Of sixteen 6-Inch rifles.
Yesterday the board decided in favor o.
the superposed or double deck turrets. but
left open the question whether there
should be TWO additional S-inch turrets OF
the ordinary type In accordance with the
action taken today each OF the new battle
ships viii have two superpOsed turrets.
one forward and one aft. each containing
two 12-ineh and TWO S-inch guns; twelve
6-Inch guns Droadside on the gun deck. and
four 6-inch guns on the superstructure.
one on each corner. The new plan Will
apply also to the battleships Virginia and
Rhode Island
The evening times., 1901-02-05
a SCHOONER IN DISTRESS.
At thc Mercy of the Gals OF Cape
Henry.

NORFOLK. Va, Feb. 5.--A large three
masted schooner was At 70 O'Clock this
morning reported by the observer at Cape
Henry to be laboriug in a fierce north
western gale on his station
The wind was tAen blowing in shore ct
the rate of forty-t~o miles an hour. ard
the schooner WAS flying signals. indicat-
ing her need Of aSsis tance- She is pretty
well Of shore and ;lzs which started a.
once for the scene may reach her before
she goes on the Beach. The lite-savers
are on the beach and viii attempt 20 take
on the crew should the schooner be blown
ashore.
The evening times., 1901-02-05
NEW YORK CITY POLICE BILL.
To iEe Passed by the Assembly at Al
bany Today

ALBANY. y. Y, Feb. Before the As
senbly finally adjourns teday Senator
Stranhans bill abolishing the present hi
partisan Police Commission Of New York
city and creating a Commissioner,
who IS TO be chief Of police. will be final
ly passed
Several amendments were introduced
prior to the opening OF debate this morn
ing
The evening times., 1901-02-05
CANADIAN RAILWAY DEAF.

Premier Robin Arranging for the
Lease OF the Northern Pacific.
ST PAUL, MiGn-. Feb. 5.-Premier Rob
lin Of Manitoba, arrived here this morn
ing to conclude negotiations with Presi-
dent Meilin, Of the Northern. Pacific. for
the lease of the lafter's lines in that
province to the Canadian Northern. which
is backed by the provincial government.
Premier Robin said the deal was now
simply q matter of arranging for an ex-
change of business between the Canadian
Northern and Northern Pacific at the
boundary line The Northern Pacific
tracks are leased for go years and por-
tion of the rolling stock is sold to the
Canadian Northern
The evening times., 1901-02-05
MRS. NATION AN ISSUE.
a Lively Time Ht Chicago Methodist
HinIsterE' Meeting

CHICAGO, Feb. 5.-Mrs. Carrie Nation
was made az issue in me Methodist min
listers meeting yesterday Resolutions
welcoming her 10 Chicago were presented
by Rev. NJ NJ ParkhursJ, superintendent
OF the Anti-Saloon League
Some ministers protested against the
passing OF such resolutions and after 4
lively row consideration was deferred
The evening times., 1901-02-05
AN APARTMENT HOUSE BLAZE.
Narrow Escapes of CoIored Tenants
in NeM orIn

NEW YORK, Feb "a fierce fire IN a
| five-story apartment house at 2G7 West
Fortieth Street early this morning com
pletely burned cut six aprtments and
threw dozen or more families Of ne
groes. who occupied the place. into the
widest kind of d panic.
Two alarms were turned in, and the
fiTemen had a good fight OF an hour and
half before they extinguished the blaze
Every one of the frightened occupants
got out in safety but a number OF them
were rescued with considerable difficulty
The evening times., 1901-02-05
Ne,r Vol. KaiI,,,.s Rs.,.,or Denied.

NEW YORK. Feb 5.--Oficers Of the
Manhattan Elevated Railway and New
York Central deny having any knowledge
Of negotiations for lease or control Of
the Manhattan system by the New York
Central.
The evening times., 1901-02-05
Arrived at Sen Juan.

E. F Droop & Sons have just received
a telegram stating that the cruising yacht
PrinZessin Victoria Luise arrived at san
Juan, Porto Rico, yesterday. The stay at
his point was a great success, the pas
engers being received and entertained by
he Governor
The evening times., 1901-02-05
CABLE SERVICE AFFECTED.
Lines interrupted by Severe Storm
IE England.

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-The following no
tice has been received from the Central
Cable Office Of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company:
"A severe storm is prevailing in Eng
land and ireland aud the telegraph lines
are seriously affected. Communication is
interrupted.
The evening times., 1901-02-05
TO CONTEST HoYT's WILL.
Formal Notice Filed Ic the New York
surroEate,e OHis.e

NEW YORK, Feb. Formal notice Of
a contest to the admission TO probate Of
| the viii Of the late Charles H. Hoyt. play
wright. was filed in the Surrogate's Office
today
4. H. Hummel. counsel for the execu-
tors OF the viii, appeared before Probate
Clerk Washburne, and asked that the in
strument. which was filed several months
ago. be admitted to probate.
The evening times., 1901-02-05
Mr.. BartIett Critically III.

In his opening prayer today, Chaplain
Couden referred 10 the illness OF Repre-
sentative Bartlett of Georgia. who is aGf
fering from double pneumonia, and is in
a critical condition.
The evening times., 1901-02-05
CHINA SENDS CONDOLENCES.
The Emperor Dispatches Il Special
Ambnssador to EngInnh

In despatch TO the State Department
Consul McWade. at Canton. says that the
Emperor of China mas teIegraphed an
pointing Chanposhi Special Alnba assador to
England to bear condolences on account
of the death of Victoria. and also con
gratulations on Edwards accession
On the return of Chanposhi he will be
appointed Grand Chancellor. Chira Kung-
hsichan is appointed his chief secretary
They will leave Immediately for Hsian-fu
and Shanghai, proceeding thence to Eng
land and returning 10 China by way OF the
United States
The evening times., 1901-02-05
BOYCOTT DECLARED OFF.
The New York sun No Longer Unds
LaEo-'S Dnu

IT -sFFs i 1VE = sun 10 HOHEtE nueF Z
LabOr's Ban
NEW YORK, Feb. 5--At a regular meet
ing of Typographical Union, No. 6, held at
Maennerchcr Hall. this city. on Sunday
afternoon, it was decided by q vote of 257
TO 213 TO declare of the boycott on the
New York sun Internationally and
without reserve OF any kind
II was stated Al the meeting that the
men had beensout on strike for seventeen
months. and that the union had spent a
sum approximating $I25, COO
The evening times., 1901-02-05
Architects and builders appreciate

$40 as a price FOR genuine edge grain Georgia
flooring. We have :ssG= the log price today
Others as $50. Call CA Frank Libbey & Co, CtA
and y. !.
The evening times., 1901-02-05
NorfoIk 8 NyashIngten stenmhoaa Go.

Delightful trips daily At 6:30 p. m. from foot
9TH st. 10 Old Point Comfort Newport News
Norfolk. and tic South. Fer schedule ste page Z
The evening times., 1901-02-05
CHEERS FOR THE KAISER
Emperor William rendered a
Warm Welcome in London.

Accompanied by the King. the Ger
man Crown Prince. and the Duke
of Conncught. lie Returns From
Windsor En- Route ~ BerIin-0rer
One Hundred Thorsa:,d E,rthusI.ss-
tic People Between PnddInGtou
Station aad marlborough House.
The Regal Party Highly Pleased
With the Popular Demonstration.
The scenes Along the Route.
The evening times., 1901-02-05

FIynn's Business College, sth ana Il.
Business. Shorthand. TyPeETitipG-s25 year.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-03-21
sBilfesbarre Ra&ri&ten.

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@eitdfismann BON 9antieoie, itarb se'
tern nod Iaueerer Sranfbsit
- Die bisiieen 8aditsinIeser erbaIten
iebt 8405 fur einen 2ltthunpen Sae,
anhatt ME bIsber fur neun Stunpeu.
-Sn ber Samfoto Seibeubano Sabrii
narb Wiontoe ber 8etrisb aufgenommen,
laut BEN setroHenen uebereintommsn
nit ben Sttetfern.
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truS am Donnsrfas in Der NoOnonls
Brine bbfe 8rnnbpunosn am @eibt unb
Oen Sdnbsn bapon, ais er eine 8asmaiie
our6 isine unbeiddbte 2ampe suislnbete :;
er piro I'M Woies 1cpIor SrfpitOI
tebanbelt.
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bertafel, bat e,nen neuen @bor prsanliht
bsr als g8ilfes. Barre @emiihter gtor
befannt isin mirb. Die Bsamten fnb:
Prdiiosnt, Ostar 8euer; Setrstdr, Da.
u,o aliases lun.; 51aBmeiiter. Sarolo
@briitian.
Srau 8albina g4ilbsmann bon
9ladman Sira6e ftarb sefern i'm bObsn
Alter bon "a Sabren an elmer @ompIi,
faiion bon 2rGnibeiten. Sbre Beer.
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Der 81. 9idolaus 3irGe.
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bsm 5ubrfiubl bss SO. Sda9,es Der
alben Roblsn eOmpanis $50 5uB ben
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0one Slit.
- Am Disnitus Utitins ereiansis iit
an Canal Strase. Dor ben Didion @iiens
petten. spii6en einem StraBenbabnpus
gen uue eirem 5rahtsuse Elm 3uiommen.
ftob; eIiterer nntoe harf bei6dbiei,
aub erbleit Der Wotormann Robert Da,
uiOiUn eine 8erlssune am 8sine unc
aeri&sitteus Sanb. Bafasiers bsfunbsn
ii6 sur 8eit nttt auf BEN StruBenbubn.
wnDen.
- Die Winsrareit @srdbte babsn bic
biefse Sanbels' '8sbbrbs peranlost, einen
appel an 3. D Rlpols. ben prdfben,
ten bss bieiissn 0ttrtts SO. l ,u ridtsn,
IN tpeltsm er erfu6t tplro. iein m6Blid'
itss su ibun. UNI ben Streit su uermsieen,
Der nur ben Winern unb @sibdfisleuten
gum S1aoen sereiben faun. Die NiGt'
anerfennuns Der Union tpitb ais elm rein
te6niider 8untt betrabtet. nibt tpihtis
senue. um einen Strelf Su peranlafsn
Sn ber umse8eno bon Susleion psrlai.
fen iebt iton piele Ausldnoer bic Resion,
In grpartuns bss m0Sll&sn Streiis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-03-21
SaS Ebal abw arts.

IabInr. .-Sames. SObn bss Sabib
2Iopo BON Union Strabe, ais 2blrftsbsr
IN Der Ppns Wins anasasat, fieI am
5relta8 unter einen 9ue Barren, bic ibr
ben re6isn Irm b6s 3evoriidten; suerii
bsfarbtete man. baB Amputation n5iblg
fein tparbe.-Serr Gaspar S&Idppi bai
leBten Donnerftae ben aotIenfaub bon
ielnen 5dBsn ssi ilttelt unb bat nit isi.
ner 6amlIie bic isiisen @sfilbe perIais
fen. um lid in BAILEY Sails. aanfas,
nisbersuluhsn; Ser Sobn 8ir&er bon
Tuplor Strabe pat f6 lbm ansef&Iofsn.
8orerf tpsrosn fe bel ibrem bortissn
5rsunoe. Germ gaspar RuRba&. Quar-.
tier nebmen. Dab Serr S4Idppi bel ben
bisfsen Stipsisern bsliebt mar, bstpiss
eab ibm cine sr6bsre an3abI berfslben in
Der Biribidaft oss Germ Rdgeli Elm
Stdno6en bra4te; au& purbe ibm sum
4neenlen burb Serrn Gaspar Dit no.
mems Der Intpeienben cine peribpols
nbrfette iiberreiht. tpeIds er tiefgsriibti
NIT sroBen 0ant annabm; aud fem
SObn unc Ssrr 8ir6er ipurben nit ilei.
nsren @si6entsu tiberrai6t. Alsoann
tpurben einise AbidiebsIisber ssiunssn,
betitdnoIi& niht trodsn, iporaui
Serr S&ilo bas Wort ersriif unb ben
S&eiosnrsn slldlids Rsiis. fsrneres
SIad uno @oblerssbsn tpGnidte, au6
lhnen ben Auftrae ertteilte, mo fe iit
INNER nieoerlaRen m6ssn unb Sbpei,sr
antrsffen. bieielben bon Der bieIiaen
SbpeBsr. .aolonis auf's Ser,lidfts au
sriiben. aud ibnen mit,utbsllsn, BOB mir
ME aufb0ren tperbsn. unisr aItes liebes
8aterIuno in bpbsn Gbren ,u baItsn.
aufs b6fibfte banfsnb, rsripra& Ssrr
S&Idppi ben Auftrus bsfsns aus,uri&,
ten. 9iun Iebt tpobI in fsrnsn Beiisn
-Serr @aspar Srutiger Ieibst felt leb.
ten Samfas an sinem Rddsulsiben unb
1T bebbalb orbsitsunfdbis. Die frau
oes Germ Sobn SdiIb, psI&s isbr es.
fdtrli6 ertrantt mar, esbt lanaiam bst
8siierun8 entssssn.
%. 8. grics bon Rsnbbam bsiam
am Samfae su glati's Summit sinsn
Ssraf&Iae unb iflr,ls tobt aus isinsn
Waeen berab.
Ssnrp S,urii BON auRin Seisbis
erbisIt am Donnsrfas sinsn Sub b5a
setoridt, als benielbsn in Der Wins ;u
Olb Soree brei 2arren iiberfubrsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-03-21
@toefeuer 10 Nittsbura.

SIN RsRsIraum Der Sil,fabrit ber
Siram D. Sren6 Company. an Der Ode
BON 9uqussne Dup unb Sort Sir.,
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anlunsls, Bon Der Sili,fabrit fpranaen
lie ouf buS ausasaunss sssb6ubs binlber,
ous bsrsits Ii4ierIOb brannie, oils bic
SSsusrpebr ibre Sbldu1e barauf ridtete.
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oleiss @sbduoe gu rsttsn, ebe arobei
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bod bic Wafbienris in gutem 9uftanbt
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stnsen pOatdnois in SIammen auf uni
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