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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-08
WILL aEclN IuLY
Grading CT the Orient Road Almost
Ready TO Begin.

Grading CT the Orient Read Almost
Ready TO Begin.
Men IN this city who have been work
ing IN the interests CT the Orient road are
resting at ths present, but the work &
going on n other places along the Ike.
A large force OF bridge builders are at
work southwest OF Anthony ard track
laying VIII begin from Anthony about
the first Of July. The Orient people have
promised 20 have their lire completed %
Port stiuweu by the beginning OF 1854
and they now claim that there is no
doubt OF their ability TO make the pledge
good
It takes time TO secure TIE right OF
way and build a railroad nearly across
a great continent especially when two
governments have 20 be dealt with. Word
received here from aIr stiuweu since
his visit TO Old Mexico Is 10 the eject
that the arrangements IN that country
have al been made and that after July
L the construction OF the road viii be
pushed and a big showing made before
snow flies next winter. The condemnation
commissioners appointed By Judge Dale
II this county VIII begin work OF the
tenth day OF July ard By that tine the
company expect 70 have the u1e from
here 70 Kansas City practically located
and work viii be pushed as fast as night
q way Is condemned some o. the owl
ers OF land through which the survey
runs east q this CITY ara giving options
70 the company and this q Itself VII
have a tendency % facilitate TIE vozz
Speaking of the Orient yesterday, A.
N. Denny. who IS sgelt u the company
for securing right OF way. said that n bis
opinion the Orient would Be ths best
road Wichita VIII have ~ this tine 1exs
year. When asked what l. would Go for
the city he said one thing Z would %
would be 70 save seventy-dFs cents %
every person who bought 2 ticket from
here 70 the Missouri river he said The
laws OF Kansas did nor allow the con
pa1ies % charge 20 exceed three cents
per nile and 14s Oric1t vas twenty-five
niles shorter q ire Missouri r1ver than
any ether lire q this city That would
make the fare seventv-fve cents less
than an~ road vas COW charging and thu
ether roads would AZ Eave % co@e o
the Orient price de said = Would also
Be the shortest route - ths Pacific ocean
and i vas but natural that a retuct-oz
q rates would follow the conzt-zcuo1 q
shorter lines . TIE western colst q he
continent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-08
HOG MARKET STEADY
Very Eeavy Supply but Quail
ity Only Fair
TOPS UP TO 1912
Receipts 2,l96 - Cattle Dull
and inactive.

Yesterday was another boom day II the
hog division, and long after the supposed
close good hogs kept coming IN on be-
lated trains, and II was s o'clock whaa
the LAST delivery crossed the scales
There were, n al, over 200 hogs yardad
aad sold. ard e cars, the greatest nun
ber since the rush in during the high
prices several weeks ago. Every hog. in
Guiding one car OF hold-overs. was taken
b. the buyers, who seemed the more aux-
lous AID eager for them IS they cor
tlnued 70 pour II. The market was steady
al day, opening that way and maintain
ING Il even WIKI the heavy and unez-
pecIed supply On the close The quality
i1 most cases was only Just fair and poor
a-1 common marked the bulk There
we're some very good hogs, rhs TOP load
Leilg the Best car OF straight fat heavy
n9es which the yards have received il
sorne tine. These were vel worth the
tep price which was quickly given Al
me noss sod strong all day Tor their
weights and general quality. and not a
single sale but was to shippers ad-
vantage C1-cag0 opened strong. but
closed weak and this market quoted At
steady was, IN comparison. very strong.
the average quality throughout the
fF1-s active and 1--we ali day clear I'D 10
sle late close, and late arrivals Jared IS
Wen or Better than earlier Deliveries.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-08
NERVOUSNESS AND
SINKING SPELLS
Alarming Symptoms Experienced
by Mrs. v. 7. Clark, Of Rome,
NY She Tells How She
Was Made Well Again.

Indigestion and stomach ro1bls have
ranv results that are not always
readily traced 70 their real cause
Sometimes ehe kidneys are apparently
affected bat more often sn Eregularlty
Of the hearts action produces q more
alarming symptom The cause IS easily
explained and Is removed whe1 the
stomach tronbls Is cared A ease n
point is thar Of Mrs " T Clark. OF
SIS Wesr Thomas street. Rome, n y.
she says;
TO begin with. I had gast-itis,
which brought on sinking spells fo~
about Al hour every morning I was
verv weak and nervous. and finally
was compelled GO taxa % ny bed. Ny
illness began n the spring Of 1897 and
continued for about four months. For
about half this tims I was confined %
ny bsd- I suffered greatly from the
stomach trouble and nervousness. bUi
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-08

what alarmed ne NOS. vas The s.nktna
feeilnE 81 the hsa-t.
Il had read shout Dr.. Williams PINK
Pills fer Pie People ard decided 80
give thea = rrial. I houEht one eox
and By xhe time this vas used up tha
sinking spells had CEASED felr bet-
ter but continued GaEnE the pills until
had nsef twelve boxes sril keep
Them L. the house for believe tkey
ara a sulanfif medicine. I alwavs
recommend Dr.. Williams Pink Pills
for 7 know that they VII DO al slas
is claimed for them
S.znei. MRS. W. 7. CLARK.
Subscribed and swcru 20 before u1o
this sth day Of April. lel0.
BENJ. +. BEowx,
rSeai1 Notary Public.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills f1E Pais
People are sid at al drugCses CT VII
Be sent direct trc0 Dr. Williams Me1l-
ere Com nary. Schenectady. n Y.
Price 90 cents PER box; SIX boxes. so
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-08
sunday school Primary Union.

Perhaps no organization has come into
existence lately in this city that has such
possibilities as has the primary Sabbath
School union
The organization has been completed
at the home OF the President. Mrs. H 4.
Tee by the selection OF 2 permanent
meeting place and regular hour Of meet
ins- All primary teachers IN the city are
most earnestly urged % consider the
amount OF good 10 be gained by the ex-
change Of i-sas and the systematic study
O. methods Mothers VII also % vel
coined in this circle OF teachers Meetings
VIII be held each week 81 the First Pres
byterian church Wednesday e $50 ?. u.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-08
DAYS GRAIN MARKET
Weather and Crop Reports
Weakened Market
KANSAS MARKET HIGHER
Corn Closed Steady; Oats Firm
and Higher

Chicago, June T.-Con6icting weather
and crop reports exerted weakening il
fuence on the wheat market today. July
wheat closed Is and &c lower july
corn II and CSC higher, July oats 1-2c i'm
proved and provisions from unchanged 70
2 1-2c above yesterdays close. At the
beginning OF todays session il the wheat
pit shorts were frightened BY reports OF
STOW and frost IN the northwest Z vas
said great damage had been done 10 all
crops and II the hurry 70 cover July
wheat opened II % &c higher. az 3 70
3 SIC On the Kansas crop report the
market advanced 70 "a I-sc- About mid
session, however. came a private crop
report saying the decline n Kansas. Mis-
souri, and elsewhere had been Offset b.
improved conditions in other states. nota-
bly, California. and this with the estim4t-
ed crop OF IS. co. 600 bushels in the United
States caused q change OF feeling Those
who had zen frightened into buying
early became anxious sellers and 2 de-
cline 10 z sc resulted Covering caused
a rally TO 731-4 and 3 Csc The close
was easy ana i-s and 1-4c lower. At 3 Is
and 3 lie. Argentine shipments we're
!. 70, COO bushels. against $500 bushels
IL
Seabosrd cIearauces OF whezt and -four
were equal 10 45s COO bushels and 20 loads
OF wheat were reported taken for ex-
port Primary receipts we're $4,000 bush
els. against 6sI, coo bushels q year ago.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported 81 cars
against SO last week and $50 a year ago
Local receipts were ss cars, 20 q contract
grade
The corn market was dun but firm on
colder weather and possible damage By
frost IN the corn belt July corn sold
between z3 - and 44c and closed steady
sd 1-46s-sc higher at q SIC Local re-
ceipts were go cars. 30 OF contract grade.
Twenty-nine loads were reported taken
for export.
oats were stong and active and closed
higher on bullish private crop reports and
good speculative demand July sold be-
tween q Sc and 2s I-4c and closed firm
and III higher at 8 1-sc. Local receipts
were 201 cars.
Provisions were drn with a fair specu-
iative business in lard and RIBS but pork
was neglected The good demand for
lard helped the whole list early n the
day. but later a depression was caused
By realization sales. July pork sold be
tween &4s5G1470 and closed 1-2c higher al
a4s5; July lard ranged from Ss-S7 ID 10
s. & - and closed lie higher al Ss-57 Il
July ribs sold between s7.soG7-s2 IL and
S. COOS. O - closing unchanged at 1872 -
Estimated receipts tonerrow. Wheat
IS cars; corn SIS cars oats - cars; hogs
2. coz head.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-08
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The Shaker Concert Co, opens June
18th Co early so as TO get e seat
ChHdren's jubilee and ice cream ard
cake at the Salvation Army tonight. II
the tabernacle. on St Francis avenue.
between Douglas and First
Special eonclave OF Nj OIivet comnan-
dery. this Saturday evenIn gst T.30 o'clock
FOR work IN temple. Visiting fraters
cordially invited AL members requested
10 be present
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-08
Dry GOODS MARKET.

View YORK. June r--he-e RS been q.
change II the character q hone demand
tcr cotton EloEs Z1r z-T alteration h
prices Scze sxpcr- grades -f trowr
s1ss1uEs zz1 DIS are srtra-s-z h
7-ce- Pratt c-cths u1slrered II Ilre-s
prices r.is ve-T 1r2. But Business 3
1z5s. EurizFs are sEo-E ue a. a5-
vsr-ing Cs1tszcy-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-08
To Sufferers.

we have sea psolle restores . rrhust
hezl-h Ei,h NzGs F1olssr hlE1eT Gre
where au c-aer remedies prove uszs
u has von fcr i-ssH 81 Ereat a -zz-tz-
t-o- thzt srzue-t phyzciz-s are rrs-
s--5zE r. u z.z-=s CRY 20 care EEzev
su5 Bladder Eisease- M Flcreer Gre
g a szau cEoe1lass-eoiore6 tztssr. s-a
can - Rad f-u1 5-uEEs-z a. - and &
The b1x- TIE aoIar slzs oozrz-ls A es1z-
lraer IS Z --szrzzres-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-08
BANK cLEARlNes.

New York. June The following IA
BE. compiled b Bratssreet. shows the
bank ciearinEs az the principal cities for
the week ended June s. with the per-
centage OF Increase ard decrease as com-
pared WIKI the corresponding week last
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A WONDERFUL TBTlsoN.

I had El6zev ard B-zEssr t-rlhls = a
Ez-gfr--s 1e-rae L-.-t1-e1 lFa raa-s
Ez1u- nesr Elc1ee- A-1EsT -ra save
re ard era cc-es cez
--rf-a 4 ersrlFEsre -er EU i- w
c-re G. - Wills
s9sEts1 Fe-r Terzz
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e. NichsI-on Z. p

Philadelphia. Jane 7--Biza1r Vyillaz
Rusas Nicholson 81 TIE Ee11raed Egis-
copl church. dle5 at ais ho-s Il rs
city tonight aged > 7sar-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-08
LIVE STOCK MARKETS


Kansas City. No. June T.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 100. including 500 Texans. Native
and Texas beef steers strong. other cat
tie steady. native steers, S5.oCl75- IS; Texas
steers. 81 5905.50s Texas grass steers. s. 5
a Texas cows, 3 S0d4.5o; native cows
ers. S3-EE4S0, bulls. S3.35G4.7 20; calves,
So 50r5.50
H0g=Receipts. 1900; market 70 nc
higher; bulk Of sales, S-S015 60; heavy.
25-S555 .s-1s; packers. 8 S5S5.s mixed
g go. light. 3 81 75.s0s yorkers. S. $50
SIS: pigs. s. s0G5-50.
Sheep-Receipts. 500; market steady:
r1utt01s, 3 75G4S1: lambs, t475G5 30:
grass Texans. s3-90G4-2o; spring lambs,
e arrgF e
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The WEATHER

Wichita Kansas. June :. Isa.
During the Qsst tvenry-four hours the
Temperature has been from IS % 81. q
range G. g. and the Eean. II which Is
8 degrees warmer than the normal With
a ulild thunderstorm az p II. with hal
az inch IL diameter and - irch CT pre-
cspltatiou- ard another heavier thunder
storm after y .. n. WITH heavy rain.
which IS nov faIHnE TIE te1upsrztu-e
went highsr this afternoon than Il hzs
be=a before this season his Is The zrst
ra11 CT any consequence for sixteen DAYS
FRED L JOHNSON. CbserTer.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-08

NcIE IErstnlrk rl1 E -
t-eEss fs ~ ere Erelt rlr -za1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-08

St Louis. June 7.-Cattie-Receipts, l.
210. market steady; native steers. s3.5c9
5. 90, srockers ard feeders, g 7554. =; COWS
ana heifers s2E75-s5. Texas and Indian
steers. $500 %; coTs and hsifers, S2-55e
411-
Hog-Receipts. $50: market strong
piss ard I=hts. S. 55f5- 50. packers. E.7os5
SEQ. butchers s. $50 6 o11-
Receipts $500. market sioz %
lower. native uuttous. S5.284.e5: lambs.
& 10e5.75.
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Chfcsoo.

Chicago. June 7.-CattIe-Reoeipts. 1850;
market steady: good % prime steers. $50
F6-l 3- poor ID mediums, - 50175. 20. stock
ers and feeders, 8 eTs 90. COWS ard helt-
ers. s. $3.50. Gamers. s2-9012.50s bulls
8 s11s-50, calves s.. 5155.75: Texas steers,
s. 5oE5 O.. bulls. &.751S-S5-
Efog=Receipts, today. 24oo1- tomorrow.
Is .1d6. estimated left over. 450C; market
strong 70 8 shade higher mixed ard
butchers. s5-7056-10; good 70 choice heavy.
s. s556 90: rough heavy. SINGS 50; Eghc.
s. -eI5 So: bulk OF sales. s. 81 Is 90
Sheep-Receipts. AGO. market slow:
E0od 70 choice wethers 8 s174 =; fair 70
choice mixed. s. 75G74-oo. western sheep.
S. 81 q; yearli1gs- st.feG4sSs native
laDts, S4.elE5-S- western lambs. sag
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vVsshingto7- June z.-Forscas- fer sat
ur5av and sunday
Kscsa-ShoEers and thunde-zto-7-s
Saturday. with coole- n southern 1o--5oa-
Sunday clearing an cooler. variable
E-ls
0klahora ard indian Ts--t-o--v-Thun-
6e7scorns and cooser Saturday afternoon
Sunday clearing ard cooss-. soutke-iy
squalls
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-08
CASH oTOTATION5.


FIour-AIarSst dun ard easy
Wheat-No. spring, 6l67-c; No 2 red.
coraNo. :. gssas4c. No. ysuOv.
42ssG<siac-
oats-No. :. 2ss4 G2ss.c; No. white, 2s7s
G2szc; No white, &2ac-
Rve-No- 2. sc
Bariey-Good feeding. sc; fair 70 choice
mating. 59GSsc-
FAX seed-No. l. IN: No. 1 north
western, 81
Timothy seed-PrfnA g s.
Pork-Mess. Per Dbl, sl4.6614- -
Lard-Per 10 lbs. $ s7lzGs 70
Short rfo sides Coose). s.. s5Gs-oo; Cry
salted shoulders (boxed). 67s671sc; short
clear sides (5oxed). sS-356S o.
Whisky-B2sis OF high wines. III.
Clorer-COutract grade $50.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Rec pts SLpnts-
Flour. 6oLS- ---r----.---.--- --t--v -ar-ta
wheat. bu- ..-.--.-.....-- 5000 700
Corn. br- ..-...-----...-----al--'.3 osHao
Rye. b. -------------s------ sr-a1 At-
Barley. bu. -......--....... Hose 100
OF the Produce Exchange. today. the
49, Eel
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-08

Londoc. Juus The English censor q
PLAYS has 1or5tt1e1 The p7oductlou q the
FIRST Nisi-." Il which TIE American &C.
f7ess Beverley S-tEsraves vas 20 have
piaFed The iesdiaE rols, beElnnlzE a. The
GaTricS theatre S-e11ss5zy. next
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Chicago

Chicago
Chicago, June The leading futures
ranged as follows
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3pei 0Bsse fur bic 6eiten Don
einem.

Sur ben Snternaiionalen Content Der
@pporib 2ea8ue su San Srancisco BON
lS. bis 81. Suli 1901, perben bon Der
2adaipanna giienbabn Retourblasis ber.
tauft tperben su peniser ais pie bem re,
suIdren einen Wes 4reis. 2adawanna
Aeenten tperbsn oiefs Bullets gum Der.
faufe baben bonn 4. Sui, bis gum IL. in.
cluiipe. beidrantt sur 8adfabrt bis gum
81. gusuf.
Weitli6 bon Gbicaso ober ct. Souls
iperben be 8iaets fur bieie @slsssnbsit
lauten sur Sinfabrt ireenb cine birsfis
&oute unb sur Rldfabrt ireenb cine ans
oere birefte 8oute. Anbere abtpsi1enbe
&outen tDnneR benubt nerosn ipenn se.
ipInidt. fGr tIeine ertra Betr6ss, pis
gum 8siipiel sur SInfabrt brett na6
San 5ranclsco unb sur 8ldfabrt iiber
.portIano unb st. 9uul, $500 ertra.
Ser 9reis bon scranton tpiro S66 .25
isin. Sur tpeitere 4usfunft eriunbiet
eud bsI benz lOfalen 8illstaesntsn ober
idrsibt an Germ 2. D. See, @sneral
Pafaeier Asent, 26 grdanss DIaee,
Rem YOrt Giip. 2l,9
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SentfheS CONNER 3beater.
gfsp 2Derf Shaulpisl Gnlsmble.


Mud bic Isbte 8orfeIluns erfreute ii6
trob Der srOBen Sibe zines euten grfoI.
seS. -Am Sienitae, ben 9. Suli, fommt
nun bic idon einmaI aneeiiinoiste @is'
oerboIuns Der bsliebten BoiIe ,.2umpacI
8asabunous," auf bisIieitises 8erIanssn
oaran.-Das StGd purbs bier stpar
idOn eeseben, bod lam ieber auf oisis
Multiplying seipannt isin, ba bisis poGe
nod ME frdber 70 bprtbeiIbuft beiebt
tperoen fonnte. ..2umpaei 8aeabunbuS'
oosr ..Das lieoerIi6e 8leebIatt," pie
cas Slid au6 eenannt tpiro. 1T INNER
serne eeieben unb tper li6 ipIeber einmal
an osm unUersdnsIiden Sumor gteitsrops
sreOben mill, peridume nidt, am nd6iten
Dienita8 AbenD bic 2iebsrirans Salls 3u
beiuden. Serr Mar Saniid ipieIt ben
Iif6Ier Seim, Serr Gbriitian S6obsr
ben S&uiter 8nieriem unb Serr Sran,
grIau ben S6neibsr 3pirn. gs 1T TO-
nit elm ssnubreider Abenb in ausf6t
seltellt; ipie mir iiberbaupt bic 2eier
Oss ., ,WodenbIatt" ni&t senus auf bieis
tpubrbaft euteu 8orheaunsen aufmsrfs
lam MAIDEN tbnnen. Gin bis9en Snte.
rehe unb 8uiammenbaItsn an allen oeuts
i&en Daritsaunssn sertidt benz Deutf&'
tbum nur sur 8isrbs unb gbre. Die
lsste anfilnbisuns bon bsr Nuifabrune
bon ,.2umpaci 8asabunbus" berubts
auf einem Srrtbum.-am 9. SuIi ioate
nun ieber Sreunb bes 2ahens unb iomis
i&sr @Ouplsts bic aieoerfrans Sale be-
Iudben
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Oon Der Sabfeite.

Die 0ermdbIune bon Ybilip Sobns
unb SRI. Sobnion 1T auf ben 3. Suli
ansstdnbist.
Die gbeIeute SObn Smsibopf iuurben
am Samitas burd ble @eburt einss
Sobnes erfreut.
Sin isbr fIeines Wabden bat fdb bel
ben @beleuien gbarles Dippre, Nlbsr
Strabs, einssiunosn.
Warp gbatep bon gIbsr Strabe Be.
ri4iete am Wontaa Der Polisei, bab ibr
8ruber Stephan iis um s75 beitobIen
bate uno bann ii6 uniidibar ma&ts.
pster Maeba6. Der nabe Wountain
9ate ipobnt. puroe lette Wobe auf bic
Anilase BON Srau W. .. Dussan pessn
WiBbauoluns ieiner ainber beTbaftst.
Ra6 6.monatIidsr aranibsit harb in
ieinsr WObnune an 8ee6 Strabs am
5amfua Woreen SCbn Gass i'm AItet
bon 25 Sabren. er tpiro beute beeroi8t
Su Der DObnuns ibrer 1odter, Srau
8. Sersoa. Ttarb ain Dunnerita I'M vi.
ter pon 68 Sibren 5rau Anna W. Ses
baitian. S.e iputbe am Sonntas beerbs
iet.
Ssrr gilbert @raf bon Petsrsburs uni
5rl. Ratis @raf bon bieier Seite ipurber
am Wloniae Ylittag burb Pator 9. 5
S6mioi ~ einem elddliden gbepaar'
einssieenet.
0a6 elmer tursen 8ranibeit bsridisl
am Samfas Nbeno Der 9'ldbrise SObr
oss Ssnrp &. Del bon Stons Apenue
fsins 8eerbisuns erfolsts Disnitas il
Dilies, Barre.
Die eb. 81. 9aul's airds, Gde 8sed
5traBs unb prospect Apsnue, bat be-
idloHsn. im September eine arOBartie
5air ~ usranfalten. Die @Omites i'm
| icbt ihOn an Der Arbeu.
@briftian 8ieI, an prospset 4psnu
tuobnbaft. farb am 5reitap Dlpresn ir
alter bon 60 Sabren. gr mar Elm lang
dbriser 8eipobnsr bieier Ssits. Di
Satin uno flnf erpadisns ainber iiber
lebsn ibn.
SRI. Marsnret, Iodtsr bon Sra
Bottle bon Stone Apenue, ipurbe al
Dinitas bur6 Yafor 6. 8. S6mil
NIT 5reo. Saar ebslit usrbun6en. 81
nd6hen Anpsripanbtsn pObntsu b
!, 1rauuns bel.
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Stabtratt.
Select gouneiI, 81. Sum

Select GounciI, 81. Stunt.
Sn ber am 9onneritae Abenb abBe,
baltenen 8eriammluns oss Select @oun.
ell tpurben bic 2ontrafte fiir Seuerappa'
rate in Wieoersripdsuns sebradt. 2out
zines 8eidluiiss III Der Rseorbsr anse'
tuieien tpOroen, obensenannte 8ontrutte
su tpibsrrufen unb ber gontroqeur ipurbs
inltruirt. feline @eIber fir ben Npparai
auSSusablen. @s ipurbe fetner beidIoi'
fen cine neue Oampfipribe, einen neuen
Saien unb 2eiteripaeen uno |, 800 SUB
Sdlau@ ansuiaufen. Gin gomite purbs
ernannt um lber bic bertpideIte 2isens'
Steuer Oroinans einsebene ,u beri6ten.
6ol8snoe 8oridIdee ipurben aneenom'
men: DAT in ben 6ffentli6en Parfs
oas 4bi&isben bon BiitOIen. 8anonen
uno Seueripsrt ieber art untsrIaiisn iper'
ben mub ber Direiior Der 6ifeniIi&en
Sihsrbeit ioQ oem Staotratb ssnaus
Nusfunft iibsr bic Rotten bes iebissn
Seueralarm'S Spfems ssbsn; ct ioa fer,
ner, in 8emeini6aft nit oem Direttor
Der bffentliden, Weris. bic garrOuHeI in
Der Ndbe BON Nap aue 8art beieitiesn,
ioipie bic peridiebenen 8uben baielbit in
oenen Spiele betrieben iperben. 0ers
i&ieosne anbere 8orf6lase tpurben an
@omites usripieien.
Common GOuneiI, 81. SUM-.
Diefe 8brperi6aft nabm einen 8eribt
Der Ghshoren snteeeen. in bem cieielben
6ber bic feuerbaren Ariitel in ben pers
ibieoenen Warbs beri6tetsn. @s tpurbe
bef6IoHen, einen Ra6tpOli,iiien i'm Rap
Nue Bari ansuiteaen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-04
Ga6 EhaI abndrtH.

IahIur. r.-Srau ann Garter, Satin
beS Bolbiftsn Gbmunb Garter, ftarb in
itrer Bobnuns an Uiain StraBs am
Dienita8 mad elmer Idnseren aranfbeii.
Die beridiebenen SonntassiduIe ba.
bier buIter am 4. Suli ibre pic Ries ipis
setp6bnli& ab.-9u SibIep ipurbsn an
Wontas Abeno SRI. Bertha Sdea unS
Sobn Dapis bon 8roOfIpn burd Pafor
j. WaIter aIS @bepaar eineeieenet.-
Serr Ssinri& BON DeiisnfIub bon Union
Strabe ldBt ieinsn 8las usri&isoentlid
psrbe6ern.
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Die Stretfftnation.

Am 5reitae berbIieb bic Sireitlitua'
tion unberaubett unb eS eridisn, als
ipenn aaes tsmpordr gum Stiaitano ses
iommsn fsi. Observation-Disclosures San.
fslb, Der ii& in Saratoga befano. il
Surtdesiebrt. glm Gage subor isbrtsn
ie@S WaidinentperIitatts @cntraitoren
in ben american 2oiomotip @erfsn on
@liff Strabe sur Arbsit surdd unb am
Samitas bsribtete Supt. DELANEY. oab
ipsitere breiBis Wanner in ben Wai1i.
nsnperfitattsn sur Irbeit suridseisbrl
ieien. Sn elmer am Sreitae abenb ab'
sebaltenen 8eriammIuns Der electric
Gitp 2ose Der WaiaIniiten purbsn
iOlbe Waidiniiten bon Der WitsIisbidafi
auSeeitoben, tpeIde sur 4rbsit surddse.
lsbrt iino.
Mm Sonntae bieIten bic freiienben
Rarrenarbeiter cine 8eriammlung at
uno nahbem ber 8eri6t ibrss 9sIs8aten
anseb5rt purbe. ber ii6 nabssu bic sanSs
Wo@e in 9sp Dorf befanb. tpur6e Elm.
itimmis bei6IOhen. nidt sur Arbeit Su.
radsutsbren. SO ersab iid, baB Prdf'
bent TruesbaIe es bsrtueissrte. cine GOn'
feren, absubaIten.
glm Wontae itelItsn ii& in ben gliff
Strabe Werfsn IL Wdnner. Maihini,
fen, 8eiieIarbeiter. Wui ifsrbauer, Sbrei'
ner unb SanbIaneer. sur 4rbeit Elm uni
bic SoI8e mar. bob in etnsr fpdier abse'
baItenen 0erlamr1Iuna her electric Sitt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-04
Ncrb Scranton.

= Die @obnuns bes Sobn Doobbsd
an 9lorb gSpomins apenue erbIslt fruit
am Dionias Norsen bon @inbre6srn ei.
men 8eiu&. bic SO 8aaresIb uno slpei
ipertbpOae soloene Iafdenubren nit.
nabmen. obne eab ibrs Anpeieubsit be.
merit ipurbs.
= Die 8. & $. 8aFasisrs. ipssisl
auf greuriionssd8sn, iinb in letter 3eit
our& cine AnsubI 8ansen an Der or
Diurfet SraBe 8reusuns beIdItist ipor'
ben. bic Stsine unb anosre BurfseidORs
in bic Offsnsn 5enRer tpsrfsn. Die Som.
panic ipitb basu ieben, bub Der nsbel'
itanb aufbbrt.