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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-26

2tls ih mid umgefleibet bate, unb
nun in I9nar0en 9eintleibern unb
bobem GDlinberbut auf benz Weee sur
8dbn mar, iaste mein 5reunb Senrits
fen gu mir: sOu Iolft feben. mir trsf>
fen SenridIen nod auf benz 9ubH,
hpf."
ab unb gu tpanbte er Ii9 Inn, unb
plObli9 iagte er: nSa = Da tpmmt er
- lei nun muir gans rubig!"
Sd tonnte es nidt ldFen, mid mad
inn umSuIsben. Sa. ba fam Elm erps
Der Nunn NIT mddtieen S9aftftis>
feln unb langen Shrittsn. .@utsn
Gag. Senridfs." idste 9enritfen.
r@uten 9Gg. msin 5reunb = feline
3sit. t,ins 3eit, i9 muB einem Gums
pen ben S9Gbst einIdldsenl"
Or itiirate psiter, brebte ii9 abss
nod einmal I'M: yWirit Oh 10 eirpas
slauben. elm Spibbubs. elm getriiger
bsnust metre 4bpeIen6sit, UNI brsi
Gage ouf meme Soften gu leben, giebt
-fih fiir msinen Freunb aug. lieat in
meinen GiHen, ibt an meinem SiiA,
ruu4t meine pfeifen, unb sebt nit
meiner Srau uno meinem Sinb fpu.
,ieren! Sd fdlose Jpn toOt, tpenn i'd
ibn trsffe, bas lit mein polss Redt!"
s8annft 9u i'm benn ertennen.
tpenn Oh ibn trifft!"
vSd. bas fannit Du mir glauben-
bsIsraue 9ofen - Elm b%engrauer Slt
: tobt idlase i9 ibn!"
Senri9fen ponte tpeiter itiirmeH,
absr !Ssnrifien belt ibn suriid.
~Warte bod = mir t0nnen ia 5uIams
men geben, i9 brings eben meinsn
Sreunb an ben 8dbnbof."
Senri9Ien reidte mir bic Sanb:
~5reut mid iebr, Sbre 9etanntiduft
gu maden."
go singen mir nit chamber tpsiter.
So mar mir gar ni9t 10 unsenebm.
uno es Grgerte mid, baB mein 6reunb
Senritfen ieinen @pab baran bate.
Oils mir in ben 8abnbof trdten,
fling 9snridfen an. pis Elm Spiirbunb
na9 einem Mann NIT belgrduem
9ut gu iu9en. Sin S9affner meinte
einen fplden ssieben gu baben = Der
8etreffenbe fab aIfo ipabrTdeinlid
fdon i'm 3use. 9enri9fen nabm Elm
Billet BIB our nG9ften Station uub
ftieg nit mir elm. Qfs Der .3ug belt,
ftiirmte er beraus unb fah in bas Sens
fer ieben 4btbeils, 10 LANCE bic 3eit
rei6te. Gr fanb nidt, mas er Iufte,
lOfte Elm ipeiteres Billet unb tebrte sl
mir suriid. On r.G!s er es, Bis mir
in 4arbus dniamen, mo er enbli9 su
benz S4luB fam, Der Mann nit benz
beagrauen 9ut miiFe nod in SprIens
ietn. @r briidte mir gum MbI9ieb
bic Sanb: DAB td i'm nod finben
tperbe, tDnnen sic mir eIauben, unb
bann fdlaee i9 inn BEN SdGbel elm.
Msnn Sic einmal pieber mad Spriens
fommen. miiFen sic mid beIudben =
meinNume lit Ssnridien nit 9. Infer
@dtatmmer lit Ifets bereit."
Iber i9 bin feitbem ni9t in Sorz
fens sepsien = i9 parte lieber, Big
Mebser Senri6Ien nit d ii9 einer
anberen @ufentbdlisort ertpGblt bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-26
80 o bnunsspas n.

Nber mir fDnnen ibm has IalisBli4.
uiGt iibelnebmen. Die Menfdsn, uns
ter benen er felt benz anfang bes
fiinfaebnten Sdbrbunberts EerumSiebt,
baben Jpn gu benz ssmadt, mas er lit.
Na9bem Der srIte S9reden, ben bic
3iseuner bur6 ibr grI6sinen in
OeutfGIuno einfIDBten, ooriiber ipar.
na9oem man bic erite absrgldubifde
Gur9t. bic ia aud beute nod bdufig
gu finben 1T. Dor ibnsn iibsrmunbeu
Bate. entoedte man, baB bic 3iseuner
Elm gefGbrIifes element Ieien, treil lie
bur4 ibr rubeloIes umber5ieben, burh
tbr DISQUALIFICATION bon Der lie umges
benben @elt ni9t nur lei9t basu fd>
men, 0erbrefsr gu tperoem Tpnbern
fih aud porSiigli9 ba5u eigneten, fir
@srbre6srbanbsn 9elfersbelfer db3us
9eben.
3uerit b%ebauptete man bon ben 3iz
eeunern, lie Ieieu tiirtif6e Spiohe, bic
nob Seuti6lanb getpmuen Ieien, UNI
BIER i'm Quftras Der Sirtsn bic Gbriz
Stenldnber ousSufpioniren. 9ann be-
f6ulbigte man lie oes Gennibalismus
unb eraGblte BON linen, bab Is ibre
eieenen &inber frGBen. @nblid fd=
men ie in ben 8erpa6t. tleine &inOer
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-26
9itepq nit g 9aGsrn.

bas cine in Olbernbau BON einem 9erz
elm, bic beiben anoeren bonn Stat
unterbalten tperben, erbeben tein
'S9ulgelb.
Welden 9si3. Tefbi auf iiinssre
&inber, bas gnfertisen bon allerlei
Spieltram ousiibt, benefit 3ur9eniise
Der Gifer, nit benz bic in ben SrDbelz
'i6en Sanbarbeiten unterpieienen
Sleinn iid Der biibiden 9eIddfti@
sung pibmen. Sn ben 4inoersdrten
pirb nit 70 bel geseiiterung, Guss
bauer unb 9eIdid seflodten. ssfaltet.
ausseI9nitten, bemalt unb 9etlebt,
baB es cine pabre Sreube lit. ben fleis
bissn SGnbden Susui9ausn.
RirgenOs bliibt Der Strabenbanbel,
namsntIi9 Der Spi.lseusbanbeI duf
pffener StraBe, pobl iippiser dls in
paris. gu Sunberten punbern bic
tleinen pie bic groBen GameIots bon
friib Biz ipdt auf ben 8OuleparOs um>
FER unb preiIen ibre 0ertaufsobiette
an. Inter ben 2inbsru, bic auf biefe
Deiie gum turgen 8erbienft Der glz
tern beiSutragen fuden. bemertt man
defenders biele SpielIu9enbGnbler.
Seine serinse Qn5abl biefer iungen
Observation-Disclosures psrbantt lire
9eididlidteit in Der Seriteluns 10
nisbliderS Baden benz menihenfreunbs
Ii9sn 9sitrsben eines einfaden Man.
nes aus benz Bolt, Der Biz Dor peniz
gen Subren nod ODlis unbetdnnt mar,
6eifen Rubm aber ieBt idon iiber bic
@renSen ieines 2anbes bi~nausOrinst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-26

tnpden, 9ombus itdbden ooer fosar
MIR 9ogelfebern btneinseitedt. Die
O%brlappen neroen BEL ein5elnen Snbis
bibusn Our9 bieie p%rocebur 10 erpeis
teri, bab fe aIs biinne Spansen Bis gu
ben S9ultern bsrdbbGngen. @u9
pirb bic NaIe nit Gberbduern, beren
Spiber nu9 oben ssriGtst finb. psr=
alert. 9eIpnbsrer @erbreitun9 erfreut
ii9 bic Rarben5eidnung. bic i'm Sc
genfdb gu Der Notwithstanding Der
ppIpneTier, NE lie bic Samoaner gum
8eiipiel ousiiben, bur9 Iufreiben teis
eebradter Rarben berporserufen p.ro.
Reben @~6er3dbnen perben o!s
S9mudsesenitdRbe numentlihSunoe>
sdbne uno Mui9eln bertpanbt. Sbrsm
Saar ipibmen bic @"inseborensn teIonz
bere Sorgfdlt; man er6Iidt BEL ibnen
bic auf Oeridiebenite @siie eeidnitte>
men uno setdmmteR Sriiuren. 4u4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-26
BEL Den 3tssaaern.

Mer INNER gelesenbeit bat, bic
3iseuner i'm Eager gu beobu9ten, pirb
fi9 Der llsberseusuns niht perfdlies
Ben tOnnsn. baB au9 nit Oieiem fab
renben Bolt allmdlia cine nmtpdnos
lung Dor ii9 sebt. @obeiter 9epalt,
benz @ulsen. benz Ridtidpert unb ber
Derfolsuns nit benz S9sBsetpebr 1T
es n;dt selunsen, ben Gbaraeter bes
H.geuners gu dnSern. Die fortfdreis
tenoe gultur bat auf benz Weg Der
Mlilbe aber benno9 einen We9iel i'm
Character bes 3iseuners gu Stanoe
qebrodt, unb bieie 4enberung 1T pas
bur4 erfoIst. bab ii9 bic berum3iebens
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-26
GinSGuptlingsfprob.

StH 9nuptllH 9s proB.
5u Iteblen, unb Bis bsute 1T bieIer Der
ba6t bon linen ni9t sepi9en. gn
ben groben RGuberbanoen, bic ii6 in
Seutf9lanb pGbrenb bes breibisidbri=
gen 8risees bilbeten, tpuren bic 3igeus
nsr duberprOentIi9 tart betbeiligt.
6unoerte BON linen Iiub auf benz Rao,
duf benz Sdafott unb am @dIgen ses
fforben. Man fab in Oeuti9Ianb Elm,
bdB Der 3iseuner sefdbrli4 purbs, 70
baB man bisien Gremben gegeniiber
ole MenT6ti9tsit bergab. Sn einem
olten SSdsbbu9 aus Dem ~iieboebnten
Sabrbun6ert fiubet man einen Stres
denberi6t non elmer sSado. hsr lautet:
v9eT6pFen: Elm ftarter Grid, flint
S6maltbiers, brei srrbe Sauen, 5ebH
9eringe Sauen, 3fpei 3iseuner, eirt
3iseunerin unb elm &inb." Srieorid
Wilbelm L., aDnig BON preuBen, be-
fiebIt in einem @oitt BON s.. October
1725, bic 3iseuner, bic ii4 in benz
fDnigIi9 preubiIGen Stautsssbiet be-
treten Iafen uRb iiber a9t5ebn Sabre
oft limb. obne llntsridiso bes Ses
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-26
SaaeaolidJs Tabritantsn.

gei SerFsauns einfuasr Spislpdd'
rem perbsu bduTissr, als man ans
nimmt, ainbsr bsidaftist. Sn ben
Gpielseusinbufrisldulen in Setffen,
Olbernbdu unb 9riinbainihen i'm
Id6FI6sn GrSsebirse nimmt man
ainber BPM elften 2ebsnsiahr an auf,
bod miiFen fis ii6 NIT Der 4usbtl'
bung besniisen. bic iie in Der iose>
nanrten @ori9uls erbalten. Den
speiidbriaeR GURUS Der eigentIiden
5a6fdule t6nnen lie erit ipdter burd>
MAIDEN. 9ieis Snititute BON beneu
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-26

SIN Dei6bilb bss Dor Der fiibIi9en
Barrier Walmausr s~elegenen StGbts
9ens Muntrouse befinoet ii9 cine
tleine Iniieblung, beren niebrige, belle
SGusden sinen ingemein freunblifen
4nblid seipdbren. auf @nrssuns
zines friibsren &aminfessrs, Der nor
feds Sabren bur9 einen Stur3 bonn
Dad an beiben @rmsn 10 f9rpere @ers
Iebunsen erlitt, bdB er ieinen 8eruf
nidt psiter ausiiben tonnte. ao9en iid
Suglsi9 nit inn mehrere Sdnonsrter=
familien bierber auriid. Man pa9tste
oas 2anb, unb ieber baute fi6 feline
Siitte, pie es ibm eefisl. SieIe fleine
Republi. in Der sroBen nennt fi9 bic
Site bes Sautes 8prnes". 4u9
isoes SGusden fiibrt ieinen beionbs>
rem Ramen. Meifter @itcoq lit bas
Saupt Der beI9eiosnen Golonie. Der
maun, ben iein eisenes ungliid gum
@obltbGter pieler Neni9en perbsn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-26
eingebOrtnes Mab6,n.

Gtngeborenes Mdb6er.
bic flade Stirn, bic Superintendent
4ugenbrausn, loipie namentli6 bic
sroBs. ssbOgsne Naie Defenders auf.
Sn ibren Observation-Disclosures aeigen
bic Relaneiier buuptfGdli9 lsidte @r>
rsabarteit unb Ra9iu4t. Wabrideins
lid lit auf bic in ibrsr gbaratteranlase
besriinbete Radfudt bic fdeaBlide
Site Der MsnidenfreFerei 5uriidau'
fiibren, bic friiber auf Reupommern
allsemsin perbreitet mar, ieBt absr nur
nod Ielten borfOmmt. Sriiber fpurben
SasOen auf 8epphner Der Na4bars
bDrfer, ia auf StammesgenoIen perz
anitaltet. Die unsliidlidsn Opfer
purben i'm Walb binterliitis iiberfals
len, setDbtst. sei9la9tet. g~ebraten unb
%peripeift!
Sbrer &0rpergsItalt mad ssbOren bic
MeIansiitr gu ben mittelsroBen Menz
ihen, ie iinb aber Iebnig unb mustuz
lbs gebaut. Bon elmer 8~efleioung
tdnn eigentli9 nift bic Hebe fem. SIN
Rorben unb Norbpeiten Neuguineas
seben bic @inseboreneR Bis auf einen
aus 8aumbaft sefertisten banbbreiten
2eberI6urS pDlis nadt, unb AUDI I'M
8ismardar9ipel bilben 9iiftf9iir3e
aus 8aumrinbs, @ras unb 8ldtters
ipert bic sinsise &leibuns. SIN @ssen>
fab bierSu 1T Der Sinn fir S9mud
bel biefeu Raturmeniden %uuBerorbents
lid a%usseprdgt. Man fdmiidt ii9
Sbren, Naie, gals unb 4rme. RaIenz
rnb Ohrtnorpel tperben bur9bobrt,
uno in bieieS effnunsen tperben Sbisr>
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-26

fen piiniden. pirb ge3eigt. Oabei
iteht iebem frei, bas BEL @itcoq @es
lernte 5u pertpsrtben. pie es ibm be,
liebt. Die beranpa9ienben &nabeH
ridten fi9 meift i'm elterlifen Seim
cine fleine @erfifatt Elm unb pertaufen
bic fertigen Sa9en auf Der StraBe.
etnise arbsiten aud in ben Jabritsn
tpeiter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-26
@arnnae!

Sief in Der menfdGiden Secr', ba
I6lammert ~perborgen bic 3 m m =
belt;
@sde, Q Srsunb, iie nidt = fOnf
plabt lie dls @robbeit berars!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-26

8sumter: Sd bite UNI Sbre perfs.
ndlien, sndbige Srau. od Sic ii9 pers
beirutben tpollen.
DAME: Sd fannie BON Stettil,
4nna @liie Sdmibt. beiratbete in er'
fer gbe ben &e9tsdnfpdIt Mdrtini.
purbe bon bisIem seidieben unb heira.
tbete in 3peiter @be ben &e6tsantpaIt
Robne, ruurDe aud BON oisiem setrennt
unh fpiu mid nit BEN Re4tsanpdIt
2iebsnau iebt perbeirotben.
8edmter: sic finb ia elm reinss
corpus juris!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-26

Grbf9aft. pSot er ettpaa
aeerbt9" sal" s@as benn2" .@ii
usn asfpaltisen 9urit." 1
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-26

Chen brum. Mab: nSis
Iagte, is perbe ibm niemols p%erSei>'
ben" = Gtbel: r@ber lie bat ibn bod
e~ebeiratbet." = Wap: .Gben brum."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-26
Simmer @ef4dftsmann n.

Pintelmann (Ssm in feinem Gontor
bic 9sburt zines S0dterdens semeloet
pirb. gum eriten 9udbdIter): r8ott.
pieber E Mdbel; miiiIen mir oieIes
Sabr pisOer 10000 Mart gu @bIdrsis
bunsen %reIerbiren."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-26
Sein berausl

nSaben snGbise 6ruu aud 10 bic!
8erbrub nit ben 0ientmGbden9"
.Ob neinl Mein Munu, Der ben
Sausbalt beIoret. bebunoelt fe 10 gut.
bab ie gar nimmsr fort poIIen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-26
@trabs d t!

u. Tin Der Spirse our Sodter oss
9aufes): pSeien sic mir bod tpegen
bes 3ufes nidt 10 b0ie, 6rdulein 9os
nj; es BAT uns ia tein WenI9 seiez
benz"
SrGulein: sDOd. :. Der Banter
Sulpentbdl gins eerabe in bieIem Wios
ment an Der Sbiir ppriiber!"
81: % bas madt gar ni6ts. :. bog
1T elm Sldubiser BON mir!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-26

Strdfling (bem Bel Ieinsr gntGaI'
flung Der lleberperbienft dusse5ablt
pirb): 8itt f96n. 9err Snipettor.
bier me 9leinisteit fir bic uufmertfas
me 9ebienung ndbrenb meines fedss
iGbrigen Iufent6altes!
Arizona republican., 1902-01-15
Personal Mention


 Mir and Mrs. John McNamee of De- catur, H.. are guests of Mir. and Mrs. George F. Coke. They will spend the winter in Phoenix
 w A. Watts for Mayer. Miguel Cha veg for Albuquerque and Frank Mills for Chicago. were among this morn ings north-b bound passengers.
 Theodore Sweet left this morning via the s. F., P. X P. escorting the remains of Charles Sweet, which will be in tered in Ashburnham, Mass.
 James Newlands, jr., of San Fran cisco. who has property interests here. arrived in town yesterday morning and is registered at the Hotel Adams.
 Dr. Winter ant wife and Frank P. Wright of New York were among yes terday mornings arrivals in Phoenix. They are stopping at the Ford hotel.
 Jack Burrows bought a ticket yester- day d { the $. F., r. x r. office and another al the M. x P office. It is therefore supposed that he has gone somewhere. but he will return shortly and is under contract to bring back q new story.
 Among those registering at the Com mercial hotel yesterday were D. J. Al herga. Los Angeles: l.. H. Marks Beaver. Pa: $. l.. KruSan. Dallas. Tex; Sig simon. san Francisco: Eu- gene Legris. Prescott. l.. Epstein. Kansas City. and V. Cant. Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-15

Judge James Reilly of Tombstone came to the city on legal business yes terday. Judge Reilly was an early res iient of Phoenix and since his depart ure has been d frequent visitor here il tcrins of the supreme court and terms of the legislature.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-15

Mrs. Lizzie Beauchamp of Santa Ana. Cal. who. with her daughter, has been visiting her brothers, James and Jack Gibson. for the last three months, re turned home on Monday night.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-15

VENTURE HILL COPPER STOCK.
 For sale. 10000 shares at 13c. Com pany's price is soc and may be 75c be- fore many weeks. Investigate this. Boaz Duncan, 445 Wilcox Bldg, Los Angeles Cal.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-15

Occasionally you meet a young man who don't care for anything" But he will after a while.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-15

Quick Worker-Mernaid Washing 'owder suits this water.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-15
IF YOU HAVE WEAK LUNGS

and have become discouraged to recovery remember much can be done by special scientific up-Jo date treatment, and this applies with double force in the SaIt consult Dr. Hubbard, and if you are curable yOu will be told so. If incura ble you will not be deceived. Have you any chronic disease? Ii so you canpot possi ply be cured by self e& perimenring or by doctors who do not understand your case. Many man although able to be about is seriously handicapped bv some obstinH ts ailment, and is therefoCe unftted for pleasure or business. Those who suffer from chronic diseases of the Throat, Lungs. Heart Stomach or Genito Urinary Organs, from piles. fist ula. rbeum aJism, neuTalglc or nervons shrc- lions should without delay see pr. 9 9lDbsrd. To all suff arers from mHlad es ut the above nature we offer the best treatu ent, the newest remed ios-and the most rational and complete methods. If curable, Science, Skill and Experieoc5 will ensure your recovery. Thousands of comp ps ratively young men have become prema tJIrely broken down by physi cal weakness. Such cases can be cured, The general practitioner, however, utterly fails. He lacks concentration of faculties and can specialist does Blood Poisoning with syphilittic conditions. bringing with them all that is destructive to the human system. can Joe speedily cured and without injurious drugs. our method is that of the best Euro uean specialists and beneficial results are seen in few days. Don't fool with electric belts treatment by sample trial packages. We treat each case by itself and not by job lot system. Home treatment may be had in to lave at least single interview. When you not, everydetail will be carefully looked into. All medicines sent according to direc- tiouS
Arizona republican., 1902-01-15

N. Porter Saddle tS Harness Co. for Hand Made Saddles and Harness, made of best grade of leather; we warrant it. Also expert carriage trimmer en- ployed- Satisfaction guaranteed. 142 E. Washington.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-15

Don't fail to attend the January un-, derwear sale at The Boston Store.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-10
WORCESTER.

Mrs. H. N. Curtis is visiting her
parents In Huntington.
Rev. Mr.. Baker, missionary from,
India, Is to deliver q lecture at the
Methodist church tho evening OF July
II, on missionary work. 1t will be
illustrated on canvas.
DR.. A. ]. Lance OF Portsmouth, N.
H., and ]. B. Lance and wife Of Cabot
and Mrs. Martha Page Of New York
city are visiting at NJ. P. Kent's this
week.
The mission meeting Sunday even.
Ing at the Methodist church was very
interesting.
There is to be quarterly meeting
at the Methodist church on Sunday,
July Is.
Henry Holt and wife Of Montpelier
were at g. M. Ladd's Sunday.
Mrs. James Hobart, aged "a years,
died very suddenly on the morning of
July 4th. The funeral was held Sun
da7.
Ethel and Estella Ladd Of Chicago
are visiting their uncle, G. M. Ladd.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-10
WATERBURY,.

A daughter was born last Thursday
to DR.. and Mrs Stanley.
W. H. Carroll had one of his toes
crushed Saturday while shoeing a
horse by the animal stepping on 1t.
An alarm Of fire was sounded Satur-
day, the bedding having caught fire
at Carl Messer's.
Clair Blount returned on Saturday
from a two weeks vacation at Sugar
Hill, N. H.
George Tarbell, who has been con.
fined to the house by sprained ankle,
is about bis duties again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cassius Gibbons visit.
ed friends in town Sunday.
The condition of Mrs. w. J. Boyce
is improving slowly.
The picnic under the auspices of
the Methodist and Congregational
churches to Missisquol Park will be
held on Friday, July Is. Train leaves
here at 8a. M. Fare for adults,
round trip, 80 cents, children under IL
years As cents. Train takes passen-
gers.from Waterbury only.
The old Watts block is receiving a
coat Of paint, which is decided i'm
provement.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-10
WAITsFIELD.

Rev. G. S. Nutter Of St. Adams con
Quoted the communion service held at
the N F.. church last Sunday.
Misses Gertrude Richardson, Emily
Johnson, Anna Bragg and Mrs, Pal
mer attended the Institute at Burling
ton last week.
Henry K. Richardson and two gen.
tlemen friends, Of Minneapoli are
guests of M. Richardson's family
Mrs D. B. Dwinell who has been
visiting at J. E. Berry's has returned
to her home.
Harold and Franklin Dwinell are at
present guests at Mr.. Berry's.
William Palmer has completed the
tenement he has been building and 1t
is now ready for occupancy. Charles
Moriarty's family will occupy the
| rUmS. 4ol
Mrs. Granley and Son Arnold have
return.d to their home accompanied
by Miss Lizzie Mackins, Mrs. Granley's
neice.
Mrs. Seymour Bonette has been
quite Ill for several days,
Mrs. Maria Carol Is visiting IN
Warren for few days.
S. J. Dana was IN tow Sat. of last
week. His mother Mrs. Stephen Dana
returned with him to Stowe
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Roys anb daugh.
ter Florence OF Lincoln visited friends
in town last week.
R D. Bonette and wife were In
Montpelier over Sunday.
There will be services at the Meth
odlst church as usual next Sunday.
a Burlington clergyman will occupy
the pulpit.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-10

Professor Bell had a strenuous time
over his invention Of the telephone. He
took the first working model of his
instrument to John A. Logan and Of
fered him half interest for $500,
saying that it would do away with the
telegraph and that there would be mil
lions in it. Logan replied: Il dare sa.
your machine works perfectly, but who
would want to talk through such a
thing as that, anyway? advise you to
save your money, young man." Bell
then offered tenth interest to an ex-
aminer in the patent Office for 500 In
cash. 1t was refused. That tenth In
terest was worth $l.6o0. 900 n Afteen
years.-Pearson's. -
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-10
TO WE'D DANISH NoBLEMAN.
Chicago Civil Service Employee
starts For Her Native Land.

Chicago Civil Service Employee
starts For Her Native Land.
Chicago. July 10.--Sylvia U. Pho, un-
til recently employed in the civil serv-
ice department at the city hall In Chi
cagO. has started for Denmark, her
native land, where she is to marry
Count Knutll-Burg. member Of an
illustrlous and wealthy family. Miss
Pho met Count Knuth- Burg, who was
travelling around the world, at Miami.
Fla. last January. Later the count
came to Chicago and obtained the con
sent Of Mrs. Pho. the mother, to marry
her daughter The approval of the
leaders at the Danish court was next
sought and obtained.
Louis Albert Francis Pic. father of
Sylvia. was one Of the organizers Of
the Danish Liberal party in 1871. He
was banished and, coming to this coun-
try, established Scandinavian colony
in Florida, calling 1t White City. To
day it is thriving town. AS result
Of his explorations in Florida Pho died
from fever in Chicago in 1894.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-10
Bitten by Rabid Dog.

Baltimore, July 10.-Riley Davis OF
Riverside. w. Va. and his four chill
dren are at the Pasteur institute In
this city for treatment. The children
are aged respectively ten, seven and
three years and fifteen months. All
four were bitten by rabid dog as well
as another child, aged eleven, who died
in commissions. Saliva from the dying
child's mouth fell on the fathers hand,
and he was advised to come along
with his other children for treatment
Dr. N. G. Kierle Of the Pasteur insti-
tute said that all Of his patients were
progressing nicely. had taken kindly
to the treatment and that their tenn
peratureS were normal.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-10
TRACY OUTwITs PURsUERs.
Throws BlOOdhOunds on the Scent
with Cayenne Pepper.

Throws BiOOdhOunds On the Scent
with Cayenne Pepper.
Seattle. Wash. July 1O.-Harry Ira
cy. the fugitive convict outlaw, has
for the fourth time since his arrival
at Meadow Point escaped from the Of
ticers. Tracy was definitely located in
the home of Charles Gerrels, one mile
north Of the town of Renton. Two
hours after Deputy Sheriff Cook ar
rived with a fraction of the posse and
advanced up the track toward the
Gerrels home.
Tracy stood in the rear Of the prem
Uses and overheard conversation be-
tween one Of the women inmates of
the house and two young men from
Renton, and then the convict plunged
into the brush and was lost to view
When Tracy disappeared from the
Gerrels home, the bloodhounds We're
hastily brought up from the rear and
turned loose on the hot scent. Both
dogs struck the trail down the stream,
following 1t for quarter Of a mile
and crossing the track only to double
back and swim the river.
Half way between Cedar river and
Burroughs boathouse both dogs ran in,
to cayenne pepper sprinkled in the out
laws retreating footsteps. Their nos
trils were filled with the fiery sub
stance. and fully ten minutes were lost
in relieving the dogs so that they could
exercise their powers of smell Pressed
to despera ton, Tracy here made a cir
cult headed due north and plunged in
to the outskirts Of the lake, where he
finally succeeded in casting the scent
1t was then dark. and the guard r.
turned to Renton with the dogs