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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-05-08

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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-05-08
Washington and Potomac
Railroad Comp ny

In Eacct Monday, sa0 q. N, sept. TO- 1901
TRAINS FHuN WASHINGTON AND nal
TIAUBE
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Greenwich s Mill.

FLOUR, Meal and Feed on hand
for sale all the time cheap for CASH.
Hereafter, in order to avoid hay
ing to keep mill books, all orders
must be accompanied by the cash.
H. II. GREEN WE'LL
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CHAPTER 437.
AN ACFeptitled I'm Act 10 repeal ard re-en-
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Daily, except SUNDAY 'F'aR et"lAuHH-
TRAINS TO AsHINGTuN BALTIMORE
Time Table
IH Eject MOudHY, 90 8 m., Sept. H. 100
STATIONS NuRru,
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OFFICE OF CHIEF OLEltN nOusEoF DELEGATES.
| hereby certify, That the AforeRuing Is a
true copy Of an Act of the General assembly
of Maryland, passed at the January Session,
1902.
y. L. SMITH,
Chief Clerk Of the House of Delegates.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-04
AN UNPLEASANT EXPERIENCE

Has 1t ever been your unhappy lot to
be told by your physician that you must
go to hospital and submit to an oper-
alton? If so, you remember with what
dread and shrinking you awaited the
day when you must endure the knife
The present day surgeon appears to be
possessed by a mania for operating. es-
pec1ally in cases of hemorrhoids or piles,
and While the greater number of the
profession do not recommend this '1ast
resort unless they honestly believe it
necessary, the fact remains that much
needless operating is done, and the pa
tent put to much expense and suffering
for What2 To obtain. a posi- ble tenn
porary relief: these words are used ad-
visedly, because in nine cases out of ten
the aftlictiOn returns and the patient is
just where he started from Oftentimes
he could be cured much more simply
and easily by the use of such a remedy
as the Pyramid Pile Cure; this has come
to be recognized as the best remedy on
the market for the painful disease nam
ed and the druggists now sell more of
1t than all other pile remedies combin-
ed. Tie writer personally knows people
who were afflicted with the worst form
of bleeding and protruding piles and
who were permanently cured by the use
of Pyramid Pile Cure. IN every one of
these cases the attending physician had
assured the sufferer that only by an on
GRAFTON could he rid himself of the dis
ease; so much FOR the infallibility of the
doctors. This remedy. which is sold by
all druggists at the low price of fifty
cents, is in suppositorSs form, is applied
directly to the parts affected, and per-
forms its work quietly and painlessly
The Pyramid Drug Co, Marshall Mich
will mail free TO any address a book
telling all about piles or hanorrhosds
their cause end cure.
A suggestion is offered that if the
reader is afflicted, or knows anyone who
-. this book be sent for, as it will be
1oSpd invaluable.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-04
THEIR LAST CALL
Independents Had Closing Meet
ing at Auditorium.

The last CALI meeting. held by the IN
dependents at the. Auditorium last night.
was a success in enthusiasm, if not in
numbers Less than a thousand people
were present. but they were all among
the faithful and paid close attention 10
the brief speeches. - -
]. K Hudson was chairman and the FIRST
speaker was Rev. J. T. McFatland. who
was greeted with great applause when he
began to speak He was followed by Judge
Carver. J. H. FOUGHT of North Topeka T,
A Stebbins, Rev. NJ. T. Hook and par
mer'' Frank Stahl. The speeches werS all
appeals to better nature and the intp1Ii
gence of the hearers
The speakers said that the case in hand
was too apparent and needed no further
explanation that the evils which the In
dependents proposed to abolish had been
sufficiently shown up and that ali that re-
NAMED to be done was to vote right ana
get others to do like wise
Music was furnished by the Santa Te
Y M. c. A cuartette
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their influence is an unknown quantity
Three hundred thousand Is one for near
ly every voter in the state.
Two men had a heated argument on
a downton street car this morning. One
claimed that the rain would cause the
farmers. to stay away from the polls,
and the other asserted that on rainy
days the farmers could do no work, and
We're dead certain to go to the polls.
President c. C. Baker says that 90
pound rails for the proposed loop at the
Santa Fe depot have been ordered by
telegraph and are now on the way. Mr..
Baker thinks that the city railway is
certain to win the injunctIon case which
is set for Thursday in the district
court :
A big vote is looked for in Wyandotte
county today. as well as in Topeka The
registration in Kansas City, Kan. Ar
gentine and Rosedale is 1867 and it is
estimated that there 8, 100 voters in the
$4,000 is looked for. 1t was only a little
above $4,000 two years ago.
The Vinewood Park railway attorneys
have had a lot of photogra phs made of
East Fifth street, showing the condition
of the pavement as left by the city rail-
way, and the kind of a track which the
railway is putting down to hold the
fort, These pictures are made part of
the affidavits filed in the district court
Monday.
i
office this morning and asked to have it
explained how there came to be three
candidates for the six-year term for as
sociate justice. He knew who he wanted
to vote for, but he was afraid if he
voted for more than one candidate for a
six-year term it might throw his. whole
ballot ont
Topeka opponents of the election law
ought to be encouraged by Probate
Judge Evans, of Jewell county, a Re-
publican who announces that he with
not vote today nor will he give up his
office to the man who is elected as his
successor, as he believes the present
| election law is unconstitutional and that
the election held under it is void.
Have you voted yet?" asked one man
of another this afternoon. Il hope So
replied the other. Il took two scrap
books in which I have been collecting
instructions how to vote so as to get my
and spent half an hour In trying to fix
tions. 1 gave it up though and finally
shut my eyes and made some marks. 1
hope it gets counted"
J. E. Brewer, chairman of the Repub-
lican county central committee of Dick
7 inson county, is given credit for cons
Quoting a more effective campaign than
any other county chairman in the state.
Henry Allen, who was in Topeka yes
/ terday, says Brewer is a wonder as a
| campaign organizer, and the fusionists
/ evidently think so too for they say that
Dickinson is the only county from
which they do not receive encouraging
reports. One of Brewers methods was
to take all of his county candidates in
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-04
SHE MADE A HIT.
Elizabeth Kennedy's Tour in captain
Jinks" a Success.

Dallas. Tex, Nov 4.-The triumphal
tour of Texas by Elizabeth Kennedy, in
Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines, -
came to its climax last night when a
fifteen hundred dollar house greeted the
attraction here, every seat being sold
and at advanced prices.
Both the new star and the new COM
edy made the best impression of any
attraction Dallas has had in a long
while. There were no unfulfilIed prom
ises in the performance. The Dallas
News said today that Miss Kennedy s
hit has only been equalled by that of
Viola Allen last year. Miss Kennedy
was the guest of honor after the per-
Torrance at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Claxton Wilmerding who also enter
tanned Admiral Schley on his recent
visit to Dallas.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-04
SNAP SHOTS ATHOME NEWS.
WHAT THE VOTERS SAY"

with Apologies 10 Ade.)
At the small parties at twelve o'clock,
-, These political lamboreess
There the Swagger voters flock
For a sup of the foaming tea
And this is what you hear.
I'll vote for you, you betcher your noots'
I'll stay with you through thick and thin
Till Gabriel blows his toots.'
But after he has gone.
Quite early the next morn,
What does this self-sane voter say:
That was the taclziest tine I've. had.
In twenty years or more
The crowd was jay and the tea was pad.
And the whole affair bore
CHORUS:
Oh. what a hump. Alackaday.
'TwouId darken his whole career,
Could the candidate know what the voters
say
When he's not there to hear.
H. NJ. Jackson. of Atchison. was in
town Monday.
Warren Gill,who quit coaching Wash
burn, has zone home to Arkansas City.
1t is almost time for the candidates to
be prepared to explain "how it hap
oened."
The country will be saved again by
tonight and there will be a change of
subject.
The Washburn-M Medic football team
plays the Ellsworth Medics at st. Joe
Saturday.
The Granville Gun club has invited
the Topeka trap shooters to a shoot No
vember II.
Harry Pribble has returned from Chi
cago where he sang in one of the large
churches Sunday.
w H Craddock closed his campaign
at Leavenworth last night. He predict
ed his election by good majority but
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of Med Royster good for he couldn't act
and William Conley simply draws his pay
for being "Binks." In fact the manage
ment of Foxy QuiIler" has en-
gagged one good player, Richard
Golden, and surrounded him with
a mediocre company at small cost
for money making reasons. There can be
no complaint to Golden. He deserves
good support. but Ben Stern now owns
Foxy CUTLER and if the people will
accept it with a cheap cast that is where
Mr.. Stern scores. SEE
Foxy CUTLER by no means got all of
stheater goers last night Cum
berland Gap" which played at zthe
Grand by the Carter Reynolds company
drew a big house. Fifteen minutes before
the curtain went up practically the entire
floor of the big house had been sold and
people were compelled to go up higher
The play was by no means a dolar-an
a-half performance, but it was creditable
entertainment for the price. There were
no long waits between acts..r The time was
put in with illustrated songs and other
specialties which were very good. To-
night "A Gypsy's Romance will be put
on and the election returns VIII be an
nounced from the stage between acts.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-04
TENNIS CHAMPION TO WE'D.
Senator Jones' Daughter Engaged to
Robert Farquhar of Boston.

Los Angeles, Cal, Nov 4.-The engage
ment of Miss Marian Jones, daughter of
Senator John P. Jones of Nevada. to Rob-
ert Farquhar of Boston is announced
Miss Jones is the woman tennis champion
of the United States and is well known
in Washington society. Her summer home
is at Santa Monica. Mr.. Farquhar is a
prominent merchant of Boston.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-04
SHERIDAN ARRESTED.
Paola Editor Taken Into Custody
and Released on Bond.

B. J. Sheridan, editor of the Paola
Spirit. was yesterday served with the
warrant for his arrest for criminal libel
on the complaint of Henry Allen. He
was taken from PaOla to Ottawa, where
was fixed at $500 for his appearance at
the January term Of the district court of
Franklin county. T. w. Morgan, editor
of the Ottawa Republic, and A. p. Elder
signed his bond.
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Notice.

Fort Pillow Post No 321, G. A. R.. will
give their quarterly dinner and enter
tainment at night at their hall, No 413
Kansas avenue. on Wednesday. Noven-
Der 5, 1902. Refreshments will be served
with all the delicacies of the season.
Everybody in-ited to come out and en-
JOY themselves.
w. H. SwINNEY, Commander
GEO. r. WATERS, Adjutant
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OOo I OI T % III III.
The city engineer submitted estimates
on the cost of building a foot bridge
across fhe Kansas river attached to the
Santa F'e railway bridge. Plans We're
also submitted.
One plan, made by the railway COM
pany, provided for a bridge of wood,
with iron stay rods. This would cost
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pavements which have been torn up by
the telephone company. The exact
amount of repairing is left to the Judg-
ment of the city engineer We ought to
put the pavements in good shape before
cold weather begins
WITHIN IT'S INCOME.
The month of October viii long be re
membered as one in which the city lived
within its estima ted aVsra ge monthly in
core The expenditures f. ON the general
revenue. general Improvement, police and
fire department funds for the month
amounted to S10.S27.6S.
These are funds from which the city
pays it's curl ent expenses. The average
monthly receipts of the city are about Sl3,-
e9e.
The following are the amounts appropri-
ated from the various funds for the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-04
Wv. s. RERGUNDTHA-

ECONOMlCAL SPASM ENDS.
Apparently the council has started off
again on its raids on the city treasury.
It has allowed the economical streak to
wear off, and last night decided to in
dulge in two luxuries which only a few
months ago it scorned because the city
was Door.
An ordinance was introduced and
passed under suspension of rules, rails
ing the salary of the policemen and po-
lice sergeants by from IS to SO a month
each. The same plan was proposed and
defeated during the summer on the
grounds of economy.
A resolution was also introduced and
passed unanimously instructing the city
engineer to have all the asphalt pave
ments in town repaired before cold
weather sets in. This may cost $500 or
it may cost $4,000 1t is all left to the
discretion of the city engineer.
The raise in the pay for policemen
Will amount to an added expense of sew
eral thousand dollars year In exact
terms, the ordinance provides for 500
month for policemen during their first
six months of service. This is the pres
ent salary for all policemen. After six
months, the pay is raised to $50; after
II months to $50. The pay of the ser
geants is raised from $720 a year to $3.50
year
When asked as to how extensive the
proposed asphalt repairs shall be, Coun-
Gilman Weber who introduced the reso-
luton, said:
1t contemplates the making of all
needed repairs while the Barber com
pany has its men here to repair the
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a bunch and go round to the country
school houses holding experience meet
ings,' in which the voters were urged
to siOin
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-04
DYSPEPSIA

And Indigestion. the most common
ailments of: mankind, can be cured by
the use of Hostebter's Stomach Bitters.
It has record of fifty years of such
cures back of it and will not disappoint
you now. If you are a sufferer from
these complaints. or Insomnia, Nerv-
BUSINESS or General Debility, be sure to
try it. Our private stamp is over the
neck of the bottle.
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Oas gbal abw arts.

IahIor. bisfssn Ssueripsbr llns
terfdbunss @sfsIli&aft iit am SamRaa
pom @sri1t Elm Sreibrisf beipiaiei
tuoroen.-Srl. Carrie Sabner bon gatsrs
icn, q. S.. bic bel biefssn 8sripanbtsn
gum 8eiu9e tpeiIts. iii beimsetebrt. .-Ssrr
@uspar @sibeI. IT,, uno @attin iinb
bur& bic Intunft eineS 2ndbleins erfrent
norben.-2ebtsn Sonntae erbislt bic Sas
mile bes Germ Peier Mbplanalp in Olb
5oree bic traurise Na9ri1t bon Goloras
DO. buB ibr SUbn gbuarb in elmer borti.
gen @oIbmine burd cine grpIofion um's
asben lam. 8eim 9usbruh bes ipanii@s
amerilunii4en 3tiesss trat berieIbe ais
5reiipiQiser in ben Ser. 81. Rriessbienf,
biente brei Sabre unb fsitoem 1T. tpis
man bort. ipsnis NaHridbt bon ibm elm.
setrpffsn. bio isbt bic 2obssna@ridt fam.
st binterldBt bier cine frau unb elm
4inb.-2ebten Donneraae feisrten bic
Ssrrsn gaspar GannIer, Nel1ior SIIt.
mann unb Sobn Nieber in Ndeeli's SalIs
ibre betrsfenben @sburtstaee, ipobsi ss
isbr foeI susins, 9is Ssisr itanb untsr
Der assi6s oeS SGpeiaer Mdnnsr@ors.
BEN senannte Ssrren ala NitsIisber ans
sebbren. Ser Srauenberein Der eb. lutb.
8irde mar basu eineslabsn unb aud bas
Union Or&eiter. 2sin Wun6sr. bab
bier Sdbbsn @erhsniaft baben baran
sIauben mlHen.-0is neue Ssibenfabrii
an 9ieb Sirabs ipirb ssssnipdrtis ffir
ben 8strieb einseri@tet, ber, ipis es
beibt. am l. Robember aufeenummen
iusrbsn fol-. 300 Nrbeiter iperbsn in
oerielben Nnfeauns erbalten. @efern
eri&isnen bier etipa stuansis Deteiiibes
unb iiberfieIen bic Streiisr, ipsI&e i'm
nbrbli&en 9bsiIe ber Drtf&aft auf BEN
@isenibum Der g.. 8. & @. So. 3obIen
auFaisn. Bon ben letteren tpurben ettua
sipan3ie berbaftst unb na& Scranton
abssftibrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-09
6sbe @arfer Mettiet.

Den gbsIsutsn gIsr. 4oIer bor
Sub Spbe Part gbenue purbe eint
To&tsr eeboren.
Ser 19idbrise Ssrrmann D. Tra.
ger bon Price Strabs ifurb am Samitap
Vormittas i'm biesieitisen SoipiiaI mad
leGsipbGentIi9er aranibsit am Nerbens
tisber. Seine 8eerbiaune srfoIgte am
Wontas i'm Baibburn Strabs SrisObofs.
-Sn Wluqsn's SeIb entIans ben
Gadapanna @eIeiien fanben am WSontaa
oaielbit ipieIenoe 2nabsn Elm menf6s
li4es SieIstt unb aud SbeiIe eines
Sarges, in ipeI&em bic ano4sn Iaaen
Der plab mar bur Iansen Sabren Elm
5riebbof unb man nabm an, baB aIe
&orpsr i4on ldnsit aus bemisIbsn ent,
fsrnt trorben iuaren.
-0as % Sabre aIte SIotpa padenmab.
den Gnnis 8sn@od bon @mmst Sirabe
ltsb am Wontag eesen ibrsn iunaen
Sanbsmann Dlife DiIlnod einen Der.
baftsbefebl ausifeuen, ipeiI er lie anass
eriffsn bate uno an ibr irimineq porae.
ben tpoate. IIs Bel benz foIssnbsn Bers
bbr ben anseiIaste srfubr, tpsl&s Strafe
lbm fiir iein 8eresbsn bebprfanb, Der.
eintarts er nit BEN Mab&sn, bab sr ss
BEL Der erfen beitsn @sIegenbeit bsiratben
pdrbs, iuorauf es bic RIase ,uradsos unb
nod sinbaIb bsr Rotten besabIts.
8pei arabiids Srauen bon gisun.
ter Strabe. 0larp 8ibsr unb Wlarp Fri.
col, bic ibr 2sbsn burd Sauiiren friffs.
ten unb ii& mad ber Taessarbsit auf benz
Seimipe8e befanben, ipurbsn am Rontae
Abenb, aIs lie bic bobs erie Bride iiber
ben &oarins Brooi ssrabe obsrbaIb gsap
lus treuaen tuolItsn, BON elmer 2oiomo.
tipe aetrpfen. Die srRere irurbs ,u Ell,
nsr Seits bsr @eIeiis ssi6Ieuberl unb b5s
am 8dden seri9unbsn, ipdbrenb bic Fri.
col Srau bod in bic 2uft eetporfsn iparb
unb 65 6ub unten auf ben Ssllen Ianbss
ts. pobei iis 3u elmer formIoisn unb Blu.
tigen Wahe aer6riidt ipurbe. Ser 2ofo,
motipftibrsr fab bic 5rauen 3u ipat, um
ansubaItsn, beria&te absr isin beRes,
biss su tbun.
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Mus beni oberen EhaIe.
(Mr&baIb &srrfippnbtni.)

- Soiepb Papporiao bon ber glibae,
Der am Sunntne WlOrssn nabs bsm Raps
nonb Bre4er auf WiieIiebsr bes l3.
Regiments S&diis abisusrte. tparb Ulons
tag ftlr iein BerihtIides grIdeinsn unter
81 900 8arefdaft seRslt. Cine Sous.
Iuauns BEL BEN 2srIe fbrberte 1900
patronen au Gase.
= Cine beroiI&s Gbat boIlfabrte am
Nontas Morsen bsr Ontario un6 @sf.
ern 1remfer SObn Smith ,u DIppbant,
lnbem ct sinem fIsinen WdbHsn 6as 2ss
ben rettste. glls er bas ainb bemerite,
Itano eS nabe Der 8abnfiation auf ben
9sIsiien, nur Elm paar bunbsrt 5ub bon
oem fansa Iauferben 8ues entfernl.
Smith lenfte bic Qufmsrfiamfeit bes So
lomctipflbrers auf baRelbe unb bisisr
bremite iofort, bod tpdre bies bergebIih
seiueien unb Smith iab biss aud Elm.
oenn f&neu elite er gum BorbertbeiI ber
Gotomotibe, Ieete iid nisber unb esrabe
als bas 9inb erreidt ipurbe. itrsdte er
feline 9anb aus. ereriif bas Mdbaen Bel
ben Saaren unb bob es in bic 2uft, es
unbetfebrt auBsrbaIb benz 8srei&e Der
Waidine neben ben @sIeifsn tpieber nie'
oerfebenb. Smith ipurbe fiir ieine eIids
lid boabra6te &'ttuns aa8emsin bsIobt.
(Garbpnbals aprrrippnbsni.)
: gIm nddRsn Donnsrhae bait ber
@ermania @eianeberein in feiner Sale
an glain Strabs Elm Gansirdna4en ab.
= Ser 9auunternsbmer u. 6. Gif.
amp bon bier fieI am t5reitas in pbiIabsIs
pbla in cine SabriiubI5fnuns. babel cine
esbro4ene Sdfte unb b5s ,srihnittsnsn
8Opf etbaltsnb. Wan bra&te ben
S&perpetIesten am sIsiGsn absnb tpis.
Der na& Sauis.
SGnfsis EapsIbbner bsr GonioIibir.
ten WaRer Gompanis, bic NIT BEN 2essn
elmer Rbbre bonn 80. 4 WaferbetdItet
su Simpion bei&dfiist tparen. iirsittsn
am Wcntas fiir 8 Stunbsn tdsIi6 unt
81 so ben Eaa. Die gompanie bsrtpsi,
serte ss, bem 8srIansen ber Sireiisr
na&iutOmmen.
= Cine qnaabI S&dler in bsr go. 8
S&uIe an Sub Wluin Strabs sinsen am
Donnerfas au ben Streif, ipeiI anesbs
LID ii6 2inber bon NiHtunion Mrbeitern
IN berislben einiteatsn. Die ansstenben
|iuesnbliden Anar&ifsn ipur6sn bsrauf
bis Dienfas aus Der S&uIe eeIpsrrt unb
am Abeno auuor fanb Elm 0erb5r bor
Der S4ul.8eb6rbe ftait, in ipsIdsm biss
islben eeb6ris BemabrsBsIt tuuroen. Die
@Itsrn iOaten ii& Elm sutes ipanii&es
RObr anidaifen uno Bel Der nd&hsn Sc.
Iesenbeit sur pollen gniuenouns briusen.
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Wprb Serantcn.

- 8sri&iebene 8irssr bon Green
Ribes fnb in Der perffo1snsn Wo@s bon
SbIei6bisben beldiiist iporben.
= Ser iussnbIi&s SOfspb @ob. ber
einise Gage aupor ipesen BEN Disbitabl
sinss Sabrrabes perbaftst ipurbe, muBts
5reitae in Grmanaelune bon $500 8lres
i&aft ms @sfansnib iuanbsrn.
- Srdu Cattle 9obtins bon gcn
Stor& apsnue tpirbe frab Msontas Mor'
gen iobt i'm Bette aufasfunbsn unb Goro,
ner SaItrp hsaie fsit, bab lis einsm
SersIsibsn ipdbrsnb bsr Radt srlas.
= Gin ,tpsia5diess @obnbaus bss
Ni&ael MeDonnsu on Oai Strabs
tpurbs frtib am Srsitos Worssn bcafdn'
big bur6 Ssusr serfibrt, bas cine fsbIer'
baits 8aminbffnuns beruriu&te. Die
6lammen tparen bel ibrer Gntbedung 70
melt borssI6ritten, bab bic SamiIie aud
ieine M6bsIfiide rettsn ionnte. Ser
anssridtste S6absn bon 81 900 1T uns
esfdbr burd 8stii&eruns ssbsdt.
- Der 2sibRaabsTbsr Rob GOparbs
bon gapouis Qpenue ipurbe am Samltae
9la&t nabe Der Bride ~ Ssiiup bon
stpsi Strabenrdubern anesbalisn unb um
60 Gsnis erlei6tert. Die 8erIe sipanBen
Jpn nit pprssbaltenen 8spoIbern sum
AnbaIien unb burHiudtsn bann feline
Tai@sn; @btparOs aber bate aus 8Or'
I&t $50 in isinen @ummiaisfsIn bsrs
tsdt unb bieie Summit iparb bon ben
Strol&sn ni&t esfunbsn.
= GpssiaI 8samis bg Scranton
8ailtrap gompanie bslbin6srtsn ON
Dienfae nit @epaIt bic Mrbsiter bee
@ontraiiors Dale baran, ,ipii&sn ben
Strabsnbabn @eIeiien an Probibenc'
Roao Nussrubunsen su MAIDEN, um ba.
Ielbh init ber 4Haherune fortsuihreiien
Die gompanie eriIdrt. bab bic 8sRim.
mune Der Orbinan3, bab iis has pFafel
stpiidsn ibren @eIeiisn bssabIs, ungeIsb.
lid III unb bab ibr erlaubt iperben ioII
fslbh bns pfafer bafelbit Ieeen ;u Iaiien
Die Sadie iOllie bis beuts ruben, um ben
Stabtanipalt 9sIseenbsit su setsn, eli
@uiadten bariiber anaufsrtissn. absr be-
Goniraltor brad Iein nebsreiniommer
unb bas Gini&reiten Der gompanie ipal
bic i5olss. Sc IN m5sIi&, is mad ben
GntIdsib bes StabtanuaItes, baB BIZ
SADIE Dor Gsridbt ausssbroidsn tusrbsl
tpirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-09
Dunmcre.

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iuts III nod nidt beitimmt iporbsn, bod
luirb oisS in furssr 8eit esi&eben unb
man eripartet, etipa am l. Sanuar nit
Ssm @si&afte ansufanssn.