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New-York tribune., 1901-11-23
OEEICERS ELECTED.

Camden. Nov. z2-The New-Jersey Sunday School
Association which is holding Its annual convention
here to-day elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, ]. B. Foster, Jersey City; vce-presidents.
William McGeorge. Vineland: Walter NJ. Patton.
Camden: c. B. Parsons Red Bank: t. A Smith,
Somerviile: the Rev H. c. Cronin Jersey City: W.
n Dawson. Newark. and the Rev. J. L. Herbert;
recording secretary, the Rev S. D. Price. Shrews-
bury and treasurer. W. II. Heisler. Pemberton.
The general secretary will be chosen by the
tive committee.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-23
GLENNON MUST STAND TRIAL hhnH'
HIS APPLICATION FOR CHANGE OF
,-r,-,-E TENTED BY JUSTICE TRUAX.

wo-droan Edward c. Glennon. Devery's right
hand man in the Tenderlon, indicted for neglect
OF duty in falling suppress an alleged dlsofderiS
house must stand trial before a jury chosen from
this city In the Supreme Court yesterday Jnsuce
Truax handed down decision in Which ne suih-
-narilv disposed Of Glennon's application foT "a
rbanEe of venue made on the assertion thdt II
would be Impossible for the defendant to OBTAIN d
fair trial In this county -, -.. L.,
(5lennon's case has been watched with great IN IN
terest by accused police officials 10 "hon II iea
much.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-23

Charles NJ Hays, 1t will be remembered was
general manager of the Grand Trunk system
when in the fall of last year he elected presi-
dent of the Southern Pacific Company. as successor
to the late c. P. Huntington few months later
the Union Pacific acquired control of the southern
pacific and on October l E. II. Hartman sue
ceeded Mr. Hays executive head of the latter
corporation
New-York tribune., 1901-11-23
TO MAKE IT KNOWN NEXT WEEK.

Jacob A. Cantor Borough President-eect, after
@ consultation with Charles V. Fornes. President
elect of the Board of Aldermen. yesterday. said
that he would not announce the name of the new
Superintendent of Buildings until early next week.
Mr. Cantor will Mayor-elect Low to-day.
The friends of John Jordan confident that he
will be appointed Superintendent of Buildings. and
ex-senator Louis MunZinger's friends say that he
will doubtless be made Superintendent of Repairs
and Supplies The salary of the Superintendent OF
Buildings will be 5000 year. and he VIII have the
appointment of some two hundred inspectors of
buildings.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-23
nEvERY SEEKING A LOoPHoLE.

1,,-,,, Commissioner Of Police Devery yesterday
eled IN the Supreme Court notice Of appeal TO the
Anne1late Division from the decision OF Justice
O'f;orman denying the writ of prohlblton s asaea
e.. - hin, To prevent Justice jerome from trying
tbe charges Of oppression made against Devery oy
policeman ONeill
New-York tribune., 1901-11-23
NEW GULF SERVICE TO CUBA.

Mobile Ala Nov. 22-The Norwegian steamer
Atlas. the first vessel TO run between doohe anu
Cuban ports in the interest of the Louisville ana
Nashville Railroad. arrived to-day. She Will be
fitted for carrying cattle on deck, ana IS
scheduled 10 sail for Cuba November 2.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-23

London, Nov. 22-sir Charles Rivers Wilson.
president of the Grand Trunk Railway, announced
to-day that Charles NJ. Hays has been reappointed
general manager of that road.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-23
OLD ANGLING BOOKS,

WaTTOT'S THE. COMPLEAT ANGLER 1858 ms
FIRST EDITION a very hne copy. richly bound. o7
Riviere. Sf.sT5. 49,
Also the SECOND EDITION. 1850. sio
The THIRD EDITION. 1861. $50
The FOJ-RTH EDITION. 1854 $50
Nruer0us 9th books On angling
New-York tribune., 1901-11-23
l. AND \. ADVANCES WAGES.

Louisville KY. Nov. 22-The Louisville and
Nashville Railroad. without notice, has advanced
the wages 20 per cent of all the shopmen IN Louis
Vile who formerly drew 81 10 day over. About
a thousand men will be benefited. The Increase
unsolicited.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-23

site offered is plots of ground recenty .Iot Be
by Robert Davis the City Collector. OiI % TT-ntsd
secured for $500 and this he offers tnrous ,-ans-
S.a.as r,o,,rnissione- Fagen 20 whom ne ne block
SS ,ba pronerfy for $1,000. The other
is ofrered for 5000 The prices asked are Of
nronerfv owners will visit the Board oi
New-York tribune., 1901-11-23

The battleship Alabama, following the Massa-
.rhusetts which sailed on Thursday. passed out at
Sandy Hook bound for the speed trial course at
Barren Island, in the Chesapeake Bay From there
she will go TO Charleston, to be present at tie
opening of the exposition. after which she VIII
cruise in Cuban and Central American waters
New-York tribune., 1901-11-23

Including magnificent specimens in per1et eo1q' Sx
ROGER PAYNE, SAMUEL & CHARLES MHAsas 1s
besides examples Of old Scotch, lrisn French 1a
and Spanish work There are eigat ~ 500
beautiful embroidered needlework binding OF aoeus w.
as~rfbed to the Nuns Of Little Gliding.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-23
scapIET FEVER EPIDEMIC DENihD'

Health Inspector Benjamin, of Jersey - scsrlst
terday denied rumors that an epiaenio rv He
foyer and diphtheria was raging IN tne ,ssrs had
said that since the first of the month s.rAr And
been only forty-six Of scarise
foyty,four OF diphtheZAA
New-York tribune., 1901-11-23

After fighting for six years the residents of the
Lafayette section of Jersey City have been prom
iSed a public park by the Board OF Finance. The
New-York tribune., 1901-11-23

LEGENDS OF PEEkSkILL.
Hidden treasure of Peeksk1u Bay. In VO-
morrOv's Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-23
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
CANADIAN LINE,

MIR. HAYS WITH GRAND TRUNK AGAIN.
REAPPo1NTED GENERAL MANAGER OF THE
New-York tribune., 1901-11-23
THE OFFICIAL VOTE IN KINGS.

Following is the official vote for the Kings Coun-
ty ticket at the recent election reported by the
Board of Canvassers: Sheriff. Guden, 107 Si2; Hes
terberg e226: Register. Neal. 1l0.527; Dooey,
81 272: County Clerk Hartzheim, 1os56l: Haseniug.
80 422 Surrogate, Church. 105.369; Abbott, 96.56S:
County Judges, Aspnall, 1885, Crane, 106,999;
Hurd. 81 063: Manning, S8,714
Borough Presdent-elect Swanstrom's vote was
I0S 767 The vote for ex-Congressman briggs his
opponent was 200 The vote for Mr.. Fornes, for
President OF the Board of Aldermen, was 13, ,1S0,
as opposed IS, ,9li for Van Hoesen
FOX HILLS GOLF CLUB.
Picture of clubhouse. Handsome views
the links. In TO-mOrrOw's Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-23
SHAKESPEARE,

Printed in f62s-1632-16G4-16s5 vols, rasnihcen-
bound and exceptional copies. -so9"se
TEOrTJNSHED'S CHRONICLES. 1871. consulted ~
Shakespeare IN the compilation of MS plays s
PAISTER'S PALACE OF PLEASURE, 1851 The nrsc
edition in txo vols Shakespeare greatly tndeotet
IN iris collection for plots: he derived from ne
stories for ''Iucrece 'Tirlon OF Athens. All wen
New-York tribune., 1901-11-23
OLD SPORTING BOOKS.
OLD BINDINGS,

with colored plates by HENRY AL4hEN' IfiO1H-a'
I.ANDSON. LEECH. &c
New-York tribune., 1901-11-23
JOHN WANAMAKER
Formerly Broadway, Fourth Ave. Ninth and Tenth
RARE BOOKS

MR.. THOMAS CHATTO (of Pickering q
Chatto, the oldest established antiquarian book.
sellers in England has imported and now has
on view for sale at
251 FIFTH AVENUE.
New York City,
A Collection of Valuable
OLD AND RARE BOOKS ILLUMINATED
MANUSCRIPTS AND FINE SPECIMENS
OF OLD AND MODERN BINDINGS.
Amateurs and collectors should at once apply fr
csaIogrle and should fail call and inspect ths
exhibit closes on December >. 1901 Among the nany
The colored American., 1901-03-23
Town Topics.

April 7tb is Easter Sunday.
No emar cipati' day parade wanted.
Mrs. Mite Martin goes to Atlantic
City for Easter.
Tomorrow is Western Day" at the
Second Baptist Lyceum.
Hop. J. Milton Tuner was at the
Southern Hot, last week.
A district sensation is promis ed
meaning something good for the race
Go to your nearest news dealer and
purchase a copy Of The ColOred Ameri-
can.
Mission ary exercises were held Sun
day evening at the Verm ont Avenue
Baptist church
The annual conference of the A. d.
E. conn ection Will be held next me nth
at RORrOke, Va.
Quite a number of colored employf e.
Were dr0nped from the Government
Printing Office rolls upon the adjourn
ment of Congress.
Mis- Alice Louise CIeggett, niece of
Mrs Charles k Doug ass aud Mrs. E
Il = lCert. returned 20 her home at
Geneva. II. 7 last week after three
month s Visit mere.
TIE COlored a mer' can can be pu.-
chased at any OF he news stands. G.
to your resrest news dei r ard get a
cNpy. Ii the dealer dos s not keep 1t ir-
s'st on his keeping it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward S ewart o!
Richmond, Mrs. DR.. Henderson. Mas
ters P1rvis and LawIeCce Hend larson
Of Boston who were the guests Of Mrs
II. e MEG vim have reiurr ed to their
homes.
Mrs Martha Brcadus AUders oD,
formerly an active WOI ker in the cbufc
and literary organizations here, is now
located in DeKslb, Illinois, where her
husband Is doing q thriving business
SO q contractor.
The colored American., 1901-03-23

Mr.. anu Mrs w. w. COhraD, of Ok
ford, Miss are nov comfortably DOM
ci.ed at 1877 3td street, northwest. Mr..
OOhIan Is cierk in the C=nsus Office.
ant besides is an expert stenOgraUheI
and typewriter.
Mrs. Robert Pelham, OF Michigan. l.
making q decidedly favorable impres =
siOu upon the music | circles OF Was h.
ingfOn. She IS a iaGy of rare sociai
gTaces and a genuine ht lpmeet TO he1
talented husband.
R.v. J. q. Brown who is known ae
the great Southern EVange list has been
assisting Rev. Dent st Mt. MOriah Bap.
tist church. Rev. Brown left there
last Sunday night to assist Rev. HeI-
ben IN q revival meeting.
Prof [ Gariald Penn, assistant gen.
eral Feere airy of the EDW: rth League
OF the Nj. E. Church, " IL be In The city
early in April to look after the Inter
esfs OF the proposed information al con
ventlOn or JbTistisn VIZ rkers which W Ii
be held here in few months.
Mr.. Oliver Davis, graduate Of the
High SchOOl, bas passed q f1atterine
examios ton for a Iieutenancy in the
regular army. This is q positive cOna
Iiment, not only to Dir. Davis ability,
but to the 81 leDdid system of iustruc-
ton in vogue at Prof. Terrt lbs edu-
catICnal establishment.
Caudidst es for Justice Of the Peace
are looming up. Among the aepjrsDts
are Justice e. NJ. Hewlett, L. Ne Ier =
dez King, and several Others who are
not yet prepared to Snnounce them
selves. The NegIo expects two out OF
the ten provided by the new code.
Mr.. Samuel E. Lacy, the accomr-
listed private sc cretary to the Record
er of Deeds, has been engaged as the
Washington correspondent of the True
RefOrmer, a neat lit le sheet published
at LittIetOn, N g. Mr.. Lacy furnishes
an interesting picture OF the life and
character Of the nationsl capitsI.
Sunday, March 31st, DR.. Frank j.
Webb will address the Second Baptis,
Lyeeum on Trusts" AS long as the
Negro is compelled to buy the goods
manufactured by trusts, and live under
legislation influenced by them, the race
has an interest in knowing about them,
whether he owns share of stock or not.
The colored American., 1901-03-23
MRS. ROSA K. JONES.

prIpci2sl OF the Normal Departmeu t.
T0e life OF Mise Briggs was so int
mately connected wi b the history OF
the university that to mention the one
l. 60 but ID suggest the other. Miss
Briggs was a woman OF strong intellect
and possessed rare chs rm Of persOOal;-
ty. She was a rem arkabIa educator and
one Who always kept before her mind
the real Object Cf life. The dictates Of
sCld5hness cOUIi not find any er-
oOuag- msnt in her heart. She did not
live for hers IL lone nor for this wOlId
alone alone. She prof ed her life into
the lies Of others and into other times.
She was q great teacher because ner
one aim Vas TO direct and guide those
VINO came under her training 30 that
they might get the most out OF life and
be the most that they COZ LII be In their
day and generation. Miss Briggs was
an untuiOg worker consequently great
success ttJeGded her IabOrs.
AS enc who sat at her feet [ can say
that her greatness as q sch lar and a
woman OF unusual endOWments be-
came more apparent with each passing
day Her name was a rerpetuaI June
fragrance to mellow aud sweeten the
temper and the nearts OF her pupils and
al Others who were so fortunate as to
come within the circle Of her inf Ience.
as l write, the name ard lie Of my
aeaF 1lieId aud GLASSWARE, Alice
strange Davis come up befO'e the mind
Ike d panorama or vision Of the
night She WAS q brig ht scholar, ger -
IL soil aud an ius pjruug tescber. She
was too we'll known for ne to enter into
any detailed st8temen as to her WOr <
and worth. Her student csreer was a
periettsuccess STE was not supt ri Gial
Dlt thorough scht lar-nCt spasmOd1c,
OuL continuous in her WOlk; With her
there WasI eXcG Hence without great
!aOOF.' In the position she occupied
sle maintained WOmanly bearing and
christian character. On whatever side
We look st her, we fiud sOm ethin0 to
sumHe and something TO initiate. Lf
uL0e allowed we might mention the
nyes OF a Ice kinckle Vassar. Clara
alexander Smith, Henrietta PAnkey
ana hest Of other won ca who sre
msEIug them sfIVes instruments for
sOCd IN moulding the character Of men
and women as mode mothers, in max
ing nodcI homes and teachers cs lied TO
tne Work and touched y the inspira-
uon OF her who labOTed to this end.
q h7o"aTd University vii live on and on
through her daughters who strive to
Ils tu into others the great principles Of
Lgnt and justice Ia the Southland they
Hhd a broad fed OF labor and they do
LOT hesitate TO give themselves to the
great work of tes ching men to live.
Yours truly,
Rosa KINKLE JONES,
hlchUOnG, Va, Feb. 10th. 1901,
The colored American., 1901-03-23
rga INFLUENCE OF HOWlRD UNIVERSITY.
Mrs ZONES Tells of the Early Days at
Howard and Names Number of Sue
ceSSful Graduates.

Prof KY Miller, President Of the
R4rn.I Lt1.r4ry a ii HisforicsI AssC ci-
arJ9a. WasUit guOU, d c.. Dear SRI
nave Inc honor to acknO y ledge the re
IeiDL Of your favor inviting me to be
rrs.ent ana address your soc ETY. on
ns evening OF February 18th, when
tine III i-oG OF the program " Ii "The
Influence Of Howard University" [
r-gr mat I cannot atte nd and say
w5rd for nay alma mater and the work
lbs has done for woman, as we'll as to
offer nay need Of praise TO Miss Martha
B. Bnggs. VINO was for Iopg time the
The colored American., 1901-03-23

TIE AmphioDs' concert and prone
made last Friday evening at Grand
Army Hall was up to the usual high
standard set by this popular organIzs-
tiOn. The selections were new and
well reD Ddered. IT flectiDg marked credit
upon Director J. Henry Lewis. A
toothsome menu was served under the
auspices Of the Ladies' Auxiliary.
The colored American., 1901-03-23
The Congressional u ceum.

At so O'Clock o. M. Sunday March
oath Prof J. D. Baltimore Of the Mar
ual Training School will address the
Congressional Lyceum at Lincoln Me-
moTi-l church corn er 1Ith and r sts..
a. W., subject: fWhat Lack we Yet?''
The colored American., 1901-03-23
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-03-07

,:iner3sit auf bieiem @sbiet ben Spus
rem behring's gefolst. Die peItlpms
pie tpirb na9 ben NntpeiIungen bes
aegentpGrtig dls 9atteriologe Der tns
bii4en Regierung tbdtisen RuHen Or.
Sufftine bargeIteat. Der 9eitbuciaus
pirb in 8puiGpn entpidelt, in pel6e
our beHeren Siitteruns bes ppn Nutur
ni9t Iebr trdft;gen uno uusbauernoen
Bacillus nod einige Srppfen geI9mols
3ener Butter tpmmen. Der Seitilirz
folben bleibt bierauf etpu feds Wos
6en lang i'm Sbermpftat. Die 8attez
rienmafen entpideln ii9 in bieIer 3eit
In Sorm bon Stulaftiten, bic longIam
gu 9pben ftnten. Ndd bieIer 3eit
fpmmt Der &plben in Elm beiBes Bah
bon 149 9rab s., bas ale Mttroben
tObtet. 4uf r@gar : N~Gbrboben", Der
iapaniI9en 9elatine, bic linen einen
febr nirtfamen RGbrboben bietet,
ptrb ibre pDnise 8erni9tung feitges
fient. Die nunme6r fertige 2pmpbe
ipirb nit neutrality-suspicious. &arbolz
ipaiIer Oerfebt unb nit Silfe Rpuri9er
g(pparate in @lGs6en bon perI9iebes
rcm Gafun9spermOgen ubgefiiat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-03-07
PefsSmpfnns.

9ie @ersiftuns zines Bisner 2abos
ratoriumbiensrs our9 YeIttulturen,
Gle ieinen Sob, iopie ben oes iunsen
bpfinungspolen peftforI9ers Or.
Miler unb Der WGrtsrin 4lbine pc
dc CUR 6Olge bate. bielt Ieiner 3eit
bic &aiIeritabt an Der 9pnau unter
benz 9anne elmer fur9tbaren 4ufregs
urg unb panit. Seitbem perOen bic
2dbOratOrien our @raeugung BON peits
prdparaten auberbalb Der Stdbte ans
gslest. Die gtDBte unb am rei4Iten
ausseitattete Qnitalt bieIer Dirt 1T bic
ruFii9e, bic mitten in ben blausrausn
Jlutben b.s 6inniI9sn MeerbuIens,
in benz bon Der Resierung fir bielen
3ped bersesebenen alten Sort nSaia
fer Ileranbsr l." BEL &ronitaot unters
gebradt 1T. $50 emit bertulif6e arz
tiaeriiten bic tubtbringenben SeI9Oh.
gu ben aus ben S9ieBi9drten brobenz
ben %risienbuften Seueridliinbsn
f9leppten, ba buI9en beute serGui9s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-03-07

Sectrung etres 3dmeels.
GunaliIation erbaltsn - cine Grruns
oenI9aft, auf tptlhe petersburg nod
beute partst! lleberbdupt bat bic
ruTIiI6s Regtcrung feline aussube 9ez
56eut, I'M oteIes 2abordtorium nit
alien Silfsmittslu Der Se6nit uno
audi oes Comforts a~us5uItutten, es
su elmer Muiteranitalt gu er6sben. IS
bat ni9t blob eitttriiae 9elsv9tung,
Ionoern banebsn aud ale @inri6tuns
qen aur Characterization. Ollie @6s
tbeilunsen IinO nit benz erforberli9en
s3ubeb0r i'm lleberfIuB perIeben -.
Blob bas 2uSdrttb bat bisher 9liidli.
-ertpeiTe nod ts:ne Srunten uufses
nommen. Sc limb iosur %beiOnoere
feline 2abordtorien fir ssIebrte 9Gits
b%orbaneen.
Dds Serum ptrb rad Der Mstbooe
res Sr~dnsoIen Or. Perrin, Der gIeia'
acitig nit benz SapuEsr a~itaiato i'm
Sabre 1894 in Sorst0rs ben Peitba'
tiaus satOsdts. aetpunnen. Ysriin 1T
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-03-07

einem balbsn Sabre perabIGiebeten ;idI
bic uusge6ilseten Grieger, nm i6reT
ungebilbeten Nadfolgern PldB gu mas
den. Der Qbi6ieb bon Der Selbpes
belsfamilie mar riihrenb, unb bel6siz
ben lebnten bic nunmsbrisen Reierbis
fen bas Sob Der 5ruu ab, iuelds Fi9
ni6t osridgen tpnnte, gu bsbuupt!n,
nod ME ieien 10 noble 2sute in Der
Gompagnie gefpefen. -
Gs mar INN Reujabr; Srau Sslbpes
bel fdB eben am &lapier unb Ipielte:
ngs pdr' 10 id0n gspsien "a, ou
tlppfte es unb auf bas nSereinl" BEG
observation-disclosures, Der eben init
Der Ibfafung zines bienitIi6sn
S6riftItiides beidGftigt mar, traten
Spei = brei - bier WGnner in We
Stubs. rWas gibt's9" Idnarrte lie
Der Selbnebel ungsbalten an, pGbrsno
iie inbignirt auf bic I9mubigen pes
bale Der ginbringlinge Iab.
nSie lper'n rerSeib'n," begunn Der
Cine, mir ip1en 9 &ldpier 6olen; Der
Soerr bat Eff Orei Sag g'part', oh net
bic Mietb' erneuert perOen tbGt unb
ieBt miiiien Mrs bait mitnebmeu!"
nWas!" i6rie Der 5elbpebsl, noas
alaoter = semietbet?! - al! - a9!
bag lit @aunerei!"
nWtub fGOn bitten" erfpibert ser
brape Srager, nein Serr Ginidbriger
bats fir bic 5rau b%eitellt, uno bat 81:
Ultet9' aber bios bis 1. Sanuar
'Sablt!!"
Wit benz Seuf3er; 80 bisTe gin=
idbrtgen!!" iant bic Srau SeIOpe5sI
in bic arme i6rss @attsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-03-07

ME Der 8iFeni9aftsn. Ser S9tpers
punt. bon pettentofer's G~ebsnsarbeit
liegt in 1einen grunblegenben 2eiituns
gen auf benz 9ebiet Der Spsiene; iez
bod lift bamit pettentofer's S6affen
nod bel peitsm ni9t eri90pft. Sbm
iinb nambafte 6unbe unb Reuerungen
in Der mebiciniiden unb in Der ts9ni>
Iaen gbemie gu banten, 10 eine be-
pGbrte 9~daenprobe, cine 3uderprpbe,
Der Ra9peis bes &reatins unb bes
areatinins inn Sarn. 8eitrGge iiber
ben Ha9peis bes ariens II. q. m.
9isl Iufiebsn erreste ~ieinsrSsit Oas
BON 9ettentofer unsese6ene 8erfubren
aur MISUNDERSTANDING bon SelgemGlz
ben. DEL Pbpiiologie unb Der
Spgiene tumen Suglei9 feline Sorz
i6ungen iiber @rndbruns unb Stoffs
pedIel unb ii6er bic 4tbmune 5ugute.
Inter ben bDgieniI9en Qrbeiten bes
@eIsbrten itsben feline feiniinnigen unb
miifIeligen, ii9 iiber piele Sabre err
itrsdenoen 9eoba9tungen ii6er9runoz
paTeritanb unb Seu9enperbreitung
obenan. sic bieten bic 9runbldge
fir bic Pettentofer'i9e 2ebre bon ben
engen 9s5iebunsen apifden Seu9enz
perbreitun9 unb Observation-Disclosures.
@us tbnen leitet fid bas pi9tige bpgiez
niI6e @ebOt ab. buB ii4 aufnenouns
gen fir Reinbdltung bes 8Ooens auf's
Bette rentiren. Gtnen 8eitanbtbeil
bieier Soridursen btlben feline 8ets
fridge sur 2ebre pom Spp6us unb BON
Der Gbpleru. @benIo ipie bic 9ebeus
tung Der &einbaltung bes 8obens ituz
oirte 9ettentofer bic Sruse, pie am
bsiten fir refine Guft 9eiorgt fueroen
fam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-03-07
8ieHer BulfswObnungeH.

Die n@rbsiteritabt", pie man in
Wien bic gum @nbenten an bas flint
~5igiGbrise Regierungsiubildum bes
Diterrei9if6en &aiiers erri9teten
@oltspobnunsen nsnnt, SGblt pOrs
ldufig erit elf !SGuisr, bupon baben
nsun ie iedsSebn aus Elm bis 5pei
Stuben nebit Slide unb 3ubebDr be-
itebsnbe Samilienpobnungen. Si9t
aneinanbsr 9srsibt nsbmen iie einsn
grOben She'll Der 3t6btRr> unb Dsrns
borbItrube elm; pirb erit Der binter bic
fen befinoli9e, beinabe ebenfo srpbe
'Sbeil bebaut (fiir etpa 40 ipeitere
9duier lit bereits Ssrrain getauf),
bann bilbet bas 9anae einen ftattli9en
SduiercOmpler, Der einsnSpfraum nit
bibiden @artenanldgen unb febr grpz
bem &inberipielpIdb umf9IieBt. IS
1T elm isRr bebaslides Rei4. Oas man
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Sn Trogmore.

Sas WduIpleum in ben @drtsn SO
Srogmors, po 8Dnigin 8ictoria ibre
ieBte RuteitGt!e sefunben bat, bsfinbet
ii9 oidt BEL hem Der SerSpgin bon
Sent, Der Wutter Der SDnigin, uno
ipuroe erbaut, UNI bic Reite bss 9rinz
Semabls unb Der RDnisin uuf5unebz
men. SO trdst bic Snf4rift: Seine
trduernOe Wittfpe, bic &Dnigin 8ictps
ria, lieb bier beitattsn. mas iterbli9
an 9rins Gilbert mar. a.. .. 1862.
2sbepobl, @telssliebter! Sier rperoe
i'd enblt4 nit Dir ruben; nit Dir
iperbe i9 in Gbriftp pieoeruuferItez
ben." Der @ruabitein fpurbe bon Der
&Onigin 1862 sele9t; erbaut purbe es
bon ProfeHor 8. @riiner unb Wr. u.
3. 9umbsrt. Gs lit in sepiFer Sin=
iiht bic Raaabmung zines alten r0mis
i6sn 9rabes bel Rapennd. Der mitts
lere Baum .bilbet cine treuSfDrmise
9upelle, bic crit i'm Rpbember 1868
poIenbst tpurbe unb in Der in sinem
sroBen, srauen @runit : Sartopbag
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bern in Der eaRsen Yroptna. Dem 9es
neral Depler, benz p8lutbunb bon
Guba", purbe Der Sberbefebl iibertra>
gen unb nit eiierner 6auft belt er ale
feinbIeligen 9emonItrationen nisber.
Die Srauung bes prin5liden paares
fdnb in Der &apelle bes t6niglifen
S9lofes ftatt unb tpurbe bonn Gurbis
nal San9d, Gr5bif6of pOnSpleoo unb
Yrimas BON Mabrib, unteritiiBt BON
anberen Garbindlen unb @rSbii9Ofen,
pOnSogen. Wdbreno Der Wisfe pers
barrie bas 8rautpaar in tniesnber
Ste1ung Dor benz 4ltar. Sin peiBer,
nit Satin : atlas seiGumter S9leier,
8 CARDS lang unb J garb brett, purbe
iiber &opf uno S9ultern Der 8rdut
gsbreitet unb gins nod iiber bic S4uls
tern bes 9rdutigams, phne iebOa bsfs
fen &Opf gu bsOedsn, uno elm lpeibes
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Satin : 4tlos : 8aub, senunnt Elm
SOD, purbe na9 ipaniiferSi tte ben
gsiben um ben gals geI9lungen uub
Der anoten mitten Spii9en ibnen be-
feitigt, um bamit bic @ereinigung 5u
decentralization. Iu9 purbe bic Ges
rempnie Der 8srabfolgung BON Miins
sen bur6 ben 8rdutisam an bic 8raut
beobahtet. 13 Golbmiin5en, nit benz
9tlpniB ppn Pbilipp, benz eriten ipas
nii9en 9ourbonen : Monar1en, purz
ben bonn 9rauttgam Der 8raut ses
rei9t. Sic lparen aud BEL Der Der
mGblung Der 9Onisin SIabsGa Der
3peiten (9robmutter Der 9raut) sers
ipanbt nproen. Der Cardinal belt Dor
Der 2rauun9 cine turae 4nIprade.
Nrm in Qrm begab iib bas 8rautpaar
BON Der Sapele mad benz Sod3eitss
mdbl. Wdbrenb Der 8~srmGblungss
feier patrouiIirten Gaballerie : Yaz
trouiIen in BEN Straben bon Waorib,
UNI ale unrubsn i'm Seine gu srItiden.