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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-23

Miss Mary Monahan, Of Carbondale, II
cousin of the bride, was bridesmaid
John j. Hanopy, of Mayfeld, was best
man. The ushers We're: Messrs. Mich
ael Murray and Charles Quinn, The
bride WAS attred in u beautiful crea-
tion of mode silk etamine, over silk
She wore II black velvet hat with
plumes to match. She carried hou.
qlet of white chrysanthemums The
bridesmaid wore II costume of French
urgundie over white silk. She wore Il
black velvet chiffon hat with Tips and
carried II bouquet of pink chrysanthc-
NUNS. At the conclusion of the cere-
mony the bridal party repaired to the
home of the bride where sumptuous
wedding dinner was served, Among
the guests at the wedding We're: Mrs.
Hennessey and daughter, Miss Marcel
lii Russell, of OneOnta; Mrs. Ellen Car
den, Patrick Garden Joseph Garden,
Joseph Messitt and family, Mrs, Madi-
gan and daughter Anna. Mr.. and Mrs,
Thomas Garden, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Farrell Maria Monahan, Mrs. j. J.,
Monahan and family, Miss Mary Gil
ION, Mayor James j. Omen, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Byrnc, John II. Lotus.
=. V. Donnelly, T. f. Munnou, Will
liam and Clarence MCflalc, Misses
Florence McHale, Sarah Kearney Kate
Mcdonald, Mary and Fila Carey. Mar
garet and Sarah Gaflney and Julia Gill
lon of Carbondae; Mr., and Mrs, r.. j.
Maye and daughters, Clara and Stella;
MIR. and Mrs. Hailstones. Or. T.. g. Man
ley, Mr, and Mrs John Messitt, Misses
Sarah Melbaugm and Katie Buckley;
Miss Sallie j. Thomas, Kingston.
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ence Institute of America this morn

ence Institute of America this morn
ing.
The bankruptcy case of \. j. Ken
nedy, ct al, and Bruce Cook, ct al,
against the Clark Summit Dairy and
CondensinG company. came to sudden
end yesterday morning. after having
occupied the attention of court for Il
day and Il half.
When the case first came up for trial
II year ago the attorneys for the plain
tiffS asked for Il continuance until such
time as they could bring certain wit
nesses on from New York and Phila-
delpha to prove insolvency. Attorney
Cornelius Comegys, for the defense,
said that in order to save time he would
acknowledge Insolvency on behalf of
his clients. The case was later con-
tinued for other reasons.
The attention of court was yesterday
called To this admission ON the part of
the defense, Whereupon Mr.. ComeGys
asked for permission To withdraw it.,
This privilege was accorded him by
Judge Archibald. The attorneys for the
plaintiff being unprepared for such Il
contingency. asked for Il continuance
and it was granted.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-23

ties now expect that "A whole brigade
of troops viii be required to cope with
the Somaliland difficulty, The reGl-
ments are preparing for evrntualiries
Four Maxim guns viii accompany the
troops sailing tomorrow.
Rome, oct 22.-Negotiations are pro-
ceedings with the object of obtaining
Abyssinian military cooperation in
Somaliland, similar to that of 1890,
when Ras Makomen invaded and de
vastated Oghaden, The suggestion Is
that the Abyssinians should hem i'm the
Mad Mullahs forces from the south
ward and the British attack them from
the north.
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the girl and identified one offered by
Mr. McCarrell as the coin in question.
No defense was offered, and Judge
Archibald. in charging the jury, de-
clared that the only thing the jury had
before it was the reliability of the tes
timony offered. If they believed this
testimony they must convict. The jury
was out about one hour and returned
Urban guilty on both counts. He was
sentenced by Judge Archibald to pay a
fine of So the costs of the case and
to spend six months i'm the LuZerne
county Jail.
Brock on Trial.
James Brock. of this city. who made
plaster paris moulds for the manu-
facture of nickels while serving n
term in the county Jail recently, was
placed on trial after lncoanolio's case
had been disposed of. Attorney =. +.
Loughran was assigned to defend him
and entered a plea of not guilty in his
behalf
Mrs. Mary Brier, of 531 Beech street.
was the first witness sworn. She testi-
fed tina, Brock formerly boarded with
her, and that she found him in his
nicliels and pennies. lie told her that
he had obtained the metal he was using
from the Cliff works, and that he was
making the money 50 that he could get
tobacco easily. She ordered him out of
her house. and later caused his arrest
on IA charge of larceny. He was con-
victed and sentenced to Il term in the
county Jail,
Al
testified to having arrested Brock af-
ter the latter had heen discharged from
the county jail The latter had told
him that he had learned To make the
moulds while serving term in the
Eastern penitentiary for attempted
criminal assault, and that he was as
sisted at the jail by two fellow pris-
oncrs named Riley and Abbot, He
said that he had searched drawer in
table IA, Mrs, Brier's house and had
discovered Il number of counterfeit
pennies and nickels,
Moulds Found.
Warden McAndrew. of the county
Jail testified 10 having discovered "A
number of plaster-of- paris mouths in
Brooks possession while the latter was
"A prisoner at the jail, Brock was dis
charged ON Sept, Il, he said The
moulds found on Brock were offered
and accepted as evidence,
Al this point Brock changed his plea
from not guilty TO guilty and made II
statement TO the effect that his only
purpose in making the moulds was to
show his fellow prisoners how the thing
was done. He had no intention of us
m hn
Judge Archibald sentenced Brock to
pay a fine OF $50 and the costs and to
spend four months in the county jail
on the charge of making the moulds.
and TO pay 81 and the costs and spend
six months i'm the county Jail, on the
charge of making the counterfeit coins
The grand jury made return yes
terday afternoon finding true bills
against Harry Reynolds, alias Harry
Love, and Harry Steckly, who are
charged with working a green goods
game to defraud innocent countrymen
The grand jury will take up The cases
against the officers of the Correspond
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-23
DR.. Agnew's
Catarrhal Powder
is a Catarrh Cure that Cures
Colds and Catarrh.

Actually, positively indisputably. irrefut-
ably. Cures Colds and Catarrh.
Not always with first application. al
though even that Invariably brings re-
lief in 10 minutes.
sut it Cures, it Cures Cold and Catarrh!
Or. Agnew's Liver Pills cure Liver
ills. 40 doses 10 cents. 5
Sold by VIM, G. Clark and Il. .. San
srson.
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INDIA MAY SEND BRIGADE.
Officers Expect Serious Trouble in
Somaliland.

BY Exclusive Wire from The Associated Pres"
Simla, oct, 22,--The military authoGi-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-03
on BROOkLYN'S SPEEDWAY.
Two Series Of Set Races-Truxon beats
Smith-Dr. BurEess's Nishap.

All was life and hustle on the BROOKLYN
Speedway yesterday The autumn brigade
of brushers was out in full strength, The
contest between Plat Van Colts Daisy X.
2ip'.. driven by McGowan. and f. S. Hal
~,ead's Cindcr Alcyoner. driven by Driscoll.
which began on the previous sunday. when
Daisy X beat Cinder Alcyoner four times
in succession. vas renewed The profess
SIGNALS drove agai n but the result was no
better for the Hslstead horse than before.
Daisy X won three straight heats and then
Driscoll gave II up Another interesting
series was between two stars OF the FOND
W no are pretty closely matched. These are
Edward joyoe's Smith. 2is and Matt Bel
iord'- 1ruxon, 233i.. both PAGERS. They
went down for five successive heats with
the result that TruNon won three and Smith
two one of these heats furnished tho
pr"ttiest race of t he afternoon for the pair
travelled neck and neck for an eighth Of a
mile and tn" crowd was highly excited Smith
was unsteady and broke repeat edly He
won the closest heat of all by holding his
stride. The other he won through an error
some OF the other brushes resulted as fol-
low. W II StranVs Notion beat X. Sed's
Marcslla once. Cinder Alcyoner twice, " j.
Reddy's Flashmont once, and Win smiths
Rostwick Alcyone. Andrew } Brisben'S
WI Kerr 2,o7.s' driven by j. =, fG%g.r.
?'?s'. W " Place with kitty Kis,ler sol
the better Of it with +. V Oldham drivins
SLIGHT marcin by Daisy K with MCGOWAN
driving
was on the road behind Bectte and was active
in the brushing until team bolted and got
in his way when he was driving down in
four sided tilt Dr Burgess triad to 20 around
but failed and crashed into the vehicle. Or
Burgess was pitched out but saved himself
By clingng to the top OF n" other carriage,
Roundsmsn Cullen stopped the horses and
the vehicles We're only slightly damaged,
Some Of the others out behind fast Steppers
who took part in the brushing were: Presi-
dent Frank JaCobu~ of the Parkway Driving
Club with Lord Belrrave. J T Dingee be-
hind Midway. Tom Sharkey. with his new
ACQUISITION, HuntreSs: : Hirshhcr9 with
Prince Patrick Joseph Msllon with Colette;
John H. Powers with Col Julius, leslie Dodge
behind Fred and J. j Archer with Ransom.
There also were half dozen strangers
behind steppers good enough to enter in the
r,y,inv sat of hru she's
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One taste convinces
KORN-KRISp
That il is the best

afternoon in Brooklyn ot the six teams that
took parl not one cs.ancd defeat, and all raised
FIRST aAMR
nep.el nIuCkmaH + LoIhaCncr Wlcgand 2s
Il II S,in S son Hassc 49, stewart 10,
Bennett, 1871 liinrichS, 1872, kumpp 1885, To
tai IA
Krcamcr. ll5 krsuN, lao. Ncuman, lal Total so,
second Division Icyinss io; MnyGrTS e., i's'
sr %nns nS% Il STs, ss FssfH5 ss
pngei;'di , go Il, ae9 Enly "a roi Mf'A
nlqscl:,cq, 4 60 iS5s6"f5,, las; MGcss,y, 1853,
Krsemcr is7 Krsus rss ycamaa 81 81 Total -
Second Division f's Mato SsS' io, zy,nsc. 1917,
NIS n S,,n St son on RHssC ia s'cwsTi ,e7
BENNETT. ia HnrlChs. i2S. klumpp III Total, 6e0
seSGHa nSn sI%4,@ sS T FsisFNr9os
Hensel hrucLmam lorhaGhcr WlcgnnG' 70 u,
Plnkerneli ~; Total. 7Ss.
s'; s s:I w. T H"I oi 49, MGGa. ~ '
W u Stinsr & son RGS>el, ia2 StcSsri a.
Bennett, 100 h'nrIGns 49, k'ampp '''. Total III
Henscl Bruckmsn + Lor6achcr -wl"cand c2s
Yer KrasScn, AZ: MIC. 10 Nun''ng"r. ne, PINK
boT4nE 60 %ny I Iss K ro,, 49,
second Division Ma A. TSn' 49,; zlylnge 1872.
Miles, a; pGlanG,, lis I.sElS is? Total lSo
i35 Winnie, i5i Laut. las penrosc 1891. Total, 7as.
Gilbert Counc! was hard pushed IN the brooklyn
M,s A1 can Minor LS"sge ",i Sa,gIdp ~ ns6
ard Ss p %" rtspecv"T re sco o"> 'S"'
Fulton ,ouncli-- Mcponoush. 1853: Mns, g24;
40 a. 4. Ist 10 O. L. %
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inrp~r Team No, T. io7; Kn,cEcIbocsrr Team
No taj fmprc Tcari No. :. ~, RoStdac Team
No. !, ~, ,iSpcii"n Tan 40. "S hawthorne
Tenn 40. l. aSI, ClcrGalc Team No, I, 40; Adrlphi
Fear, 30. l. az: hdrinh, Team 30. . tie: Nutty
Nuts Team SO. a., Iip9cr Team No 2. 49, Hector
Team 40. |, ,32 Grove I'M, t?3 Hooker Team
No. / '?S li>L,ron Team No z t2s Fair Play.
i?S h"pcrion Team No g. '?l TompknS square
Team No, l. AIS Annwand. Team No. ~? Aurora
Team No. !, i0 columbia Team No. : '*' hicedo.
iOt Rosrdalc Team No. :, iO1, Young Alhions.
iOs buffalo Team No. l. i0i Anchor Team 70 /.
3aS Nonuren, Team No L. sai Anchor Team
10 ,, ssi; columbia Team No - ';knicscrbocker
Team No. 9, Se1. Antrr Tea N No, I. SOS: fayoIitc
Team 80. /, ss5; Nutty Nuts Team No. ?, $50; Pilot
Team No | a7; Empire Team 30 2, ~? Hooker
Team 40 :? 7ss Antlcr Team No. ?. 1895, Buffalo
Team 40 ?. S?s; Monumental Team No, q a27:
Hawthorne Team No. ?, 81? our Neishbois Team
No. /, 3ii Nut,y Nuts Team No. g. 3l Hickory,
800: Hector Team No, 2, POO our Friends Team
No. |, c95: our Friends Team No. ?, 29i: AnewAnda
Team No. g. 2si. PHO, Team No 2, 200, Tompkirs
square Team 40. :? 800 Anavanda Team No. .,
2s5; Favorlte Team No. Isl; Our Nslahbors Team
No O. ?T?: Court Ellsworth, ?7?; Favorite Team
No. ,, 2se Tompkins Square Team No. 3, $50: Monn.
mental Team No. ,. ~: Aurora cam NO :. 2S1
Glendale Team No. 2, 2sa. Buffalo Team No, 3, 226,
The hes, series OF games witnessed IN the Custom
House Bowling League were played on Saturday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-03
.cnr.llI GllIcs. Ave and a
Turf Notes.

/ r. AckeT, the reinsman. who was badly In
,ured a, the Parkway matinee last SATURDAY. Is
i'm nroying and his recovery Is expected
S.nAJooA Nov august Belmont Will ship
from here early tomorrow morning 70 south
aU,,ooi,a fourteen racehorses They will remain
mere lin next spring, when they VIII ne brought
hacr ia the belmont training quarters on Nelson
avenue here.
rv,Ixoroy Nov 2-Turfmcn from all parts
N, Inc country are here 10 night to attend the
indian summer sale OF trotng horses oy the iran
,cr Kinney COMPANY The sale begins 10 morrow
morning and lasts several days. There are MY
eight consgnors, incud,ng Nilase ran, nrn,g
and Empire City stud
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-03
Rowling Games Tonight.

New York Royal Arcanum League Tournament,
Section i-Devlnne Council Harlem Son l and
Boulrvard Council and Irving Council, al the mar
lem Circle Palace alleys. . s
stock Exchange League rournament.Stewar
Rarr Co BeadlestUn, Hall Co, and n Content
q Co. at the White Elephant alleys , =.
MARKS and Glendale. at the Germa MIA Assembly
Rooms alleys,
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ISL, Hummel, lJI. Peters. III Total. sOi.
he Wit clinton Council Robinson, lG1, Ru
prccht. 40, wilson. i2s; connolly, l5s; Lockwood,
In7. Total, ~.
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Bowling note.

W, G. Nadron won GrSt prilc In the handcap
duck pin lohrnarnciuat the Crescent \ e. In Brook
INn on saturday night There were twenty one
competitors. Waldron had an allowance Of 30
pms, ard seat his tcarCSt upnhnCr, lv ~ nins
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-03

i5I Hummel. 1884, Peters. NJ Total s0i.
he wit clinton Council Robinson. if1: Ru
prccht 100 wilson. i2s; connolly, ljs. Lockwood,
.n7 Total ia
I've wit Clinton Council RobinSon. 1914; Ru-
pITechI; 49, WILSON, iis Connolly. 10; lockwood
Brooklyn Council-Halloran. GOT: Claus. 1873;
THOMPSON, lis fawcrti, IN Grlnnc W2. no.
tai $50,
To win the nrSt game rl-d by the ianmsn
u KEMP team In the Wncle>ele prlg TRACE AsSo-
afternoon KPrlpl had to bring down pa NO. q
N TIE 'io,uy frame. hu' he failed to make the
"a. and The 'lcloN went to Sharp & Dohm- y
p;NNcrS 10y r,c points, Tho scores.
FIRsr GANF
Bra, hrch"y Co. Holman, 1871; Aichcl,
tencrn de- y, al Compamy rinrh ls?, Gore.
io, Mason. Isl Wu'llan'y, IA, Reed III. To-
tai. 40.
Brlcn, ktchey Californian. li5. Aichel,
res H,rr l2S tlguc ioS MoIis' "a. "a. Total eia
jenkins l0a Flake. lcs carr. lo. Total S3.
lHIKD o>Nr
General chSmG&I n,"mnon} FINCH 70, 'i9re,
isf go M'''" - "'"''"'' ~ Reed ''' To-
rgrEr. BAYS a Go. bruun, le? burgess, 1856,
Jenkins ltU; hlaFt; 10, carr, 1872. Total $50
FOUH1h OhMF
Ianuan Kemp Nrtiillrn. 1872 Johanscn.
-? McrnlI 1870, Thomas, ia kampf. i3s. To.
sharp 4 Uonmc- Ricrclln, III; kcllar 40, Quinn.
IA, komdortcr, NJ: nncrr Isl. Total COZ
ialnan Kemp NcGilcn, l&G Johansen.
i2i Mcrrl' lo'; Thomas, ia; komr', $50 To.
lorsNe, { Hs>,lachr chemical Company
M0lscA io> schmidt, 1879: nul,ois, iis. Tsvegg,.
1871 iodc, :W, Total 81
Sharp& pohme 'R'rTci Ti In kellar ,,s. Quinn.
~, korndorier. i.s barr 80 Total ios
M sSsf' los, sch5 &c. ESf" ais G"TF aSsss
1io, bodc, ~. Total $50
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Nbs Read "The SUM-:

p.r.ons Win money, and brains to spend
II Wisely. Therefore. II you've ANYTHING
TO sell that's worth buying. advertise 1t n
The SUy.-Adr
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Established 1877
VAN TASSELL a. kEARNEY'S
Auction Sales
OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
ARE HELD REGULARLY EVERY
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY

AT THEIR HORSE AUCTION MART,
$50 and 1872 Fast 18th st,
Between Third and Fourth Avs New York.
Catalogues ready morning OF each sale. Pr
chascrS VIII always md "A large and Interesting
list to select from.
Those desiring to- sell can make entries at
any time IN to y. n the day before the ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-28
AEerret SntereGamtes.

Sin Diem It m d b d n, 9dmenS
Rol6e, aus Offenba9 a. &C., oeifeH
@uter ba5 groBe Zoos in Der 2otteris
genonnen bate, 3iinbete bic @O5nung
i6rer 9tenit6erri4aft on, UNI iI4 DON
i6rem 9ienit fret gu MAIDEN. SRre
66ulb puroe feftgeiteGt, uno tie ite9t
i6rer @erurt6eiIung als 8ranoltlfterln
entgegen.
Sn 6omburg b. 3. 8. 1T 81 abms
Mi6on, bic 8obltbdterin 5oms
buro's, qeitorben. @ls einfu4es 3im>
msrmGb6en fam bic 8eritOrbene emit
bonn SLAP mad 9omburg, um bunn
nit i6rem Mann, Der erIt Sod I'M
!Rurbauie mar, Elm eignes 5pim 5G
nriinben unb INNER peiter aa83u6e9z
nsn. Oa Mtabme. Midon itnberIOs
qeitorben lit, pererbt fi9 i6r srOBes
8erm0gen auf piele 8erpanbte. @br
aud bic Stubt unb pieIe @Ub!t9GEEs
teits= Snititute Iin6 in t6reJ S.itaz
ment bebd9t.
SIN @u6ltreis Siegen>D tttgeniteinz
8iebenfopf fpoGen bieRatiOualz
QtberuGer benz bis6erigen @erz
treter i'm &ei4tsag, Slider, ben bisz
bergen Qanotagsz QbgeOroneten Snz
genieur MtaccO gegeniiber aufIteleu.
Die beuti34b06mif4en 4bgsorORes
ten baden Der Oitrei9H9en Regierung
einen GDmprOmiB : Bots
f9Iag gemu9t, pOrin bic 8iGbuug
non ipra9Ii8 ungemii6ten RrsiIsn
perlangt pirb. Die Spra9e bes
Rreiies ion 5uglei4 audi bic 4mts=
fpra8e Der &reisbe6Grpsn ieiu.
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Gtaot Baltimore.
an nn(ere cse(er.

Mit Der heutiser Summer bes
rSeuti9en gorreippnbenten" but bic
@ertbeilung bes Wanbfalsnbers fir
unfere 2eier begonnen. Dieter @anbz
falenber 1T felt bielen Sdbren Elm mill
fommener SAT- in ben 9duiern Der
2efer setpeien unb tpirb au9 i'm neuer
Sabre ben 4nipriGen, tpel4e an benz
iel6en seitent perben, sere9t. 9as
pGot6e Bud" gebt ben 2eiern bes
r9euti9en gurreiponbenten" erit mad
9euia6r gu. 9aFelbe 1T biefes SuAr
nit srOberer Sorsfalt, als ie supor,
SufammengeItent porben unb bat Ell
men Sn6alt, Der baHel6e gu einem Der
nOtbpenbigiten 9ilfsbI4er in einem
tpoblgeorbneten 9ausipeien md9t.
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6riraths>9iten;en.

ssolgenbe Seiratbs : 2icen5en purz
ben oeitern bonn Ittuur bes Common
9leas { 9eriats a~usgefeat:
SObn 9. 8osbuG, q, Nr. 422,
SrinitpitruBe, unO Mamte Wtlfon, 20
Sabre alt.
gbilipp 9roGmun, %, CIR. 14O5.
OF=9rattftruBe, unb 2enu Mag, 19
Sabre alt.
SOIepb Bernard, 80, CIR. 1917,
@IblanbzN penue, unb Carrie Barter,
Is Sabre alt.
Gbparb Hinebart, %, Nr. 1926,
@reenmountz Npenue, uno 9attie
8einf9, 20 Sabre alt.
8m. s. Sans, Al, unb Roia 6.
Nnberton, Is Sabre alt, Nr. 1910,
Sp1insi traBe.
8uscom s. 9rieiter, 25, unb Gil
lian 9. 8ileD, 20 Sabre alt.
Sames 9. Mpre6eub, 80, Ir. 8O1,
GlorsneeftruBe, unb emma 9. Glap,
20 Sabre alt, 5reberid, Mb.
Sliber s. &ebben, Is, unb 8iolet
8oB @balep, 25 Sabre alt, 8eibe BON
Waibtngton, .. 6.
Clarence Barter 2etpis, %, Nr,
sol, Ofz2O. StruBe, unb 2ouifd
Marren, 18 Sabre alt.
Iuguit 9ibeI, "a, unb 5loru g
8oper, 20 Sabre alt; 2icen5 gebolt
pon 9enrn 9irf4 Nr. 513, @iOs
9oparbftruBe.
RaffueGo Grebuno, AZ, Nr. 846,
5apnitruBe, un0 @ngelo Marp Som
tane1o, 26 Sabre aft.
9ep. u. 8aumes, %, Nr. 1920.
Milbelmftrube, unb Marp 8. Con-
no1D, II Sabre ali.
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Cine 4Gauberger.- Soloz
mon 2earp, tpel4er i4on tpieber9olt
nit Der Poliaei in unangenebme 8ez
riibrung sefpmmen tit. srtpies fi4 gez
tern uls Elm S9lauberger. Gr bate
am %. DECEMBER einen Siamantring
gum @ert6e BON $500 sefunoen, Den
cine rei9e Dame DerlOren bate, uno
nerfu9te, benielben, pie es 6ieB, an
gebli9 losauidldgen. Die poli5ei bes
mittlsren Diftrittes bOrte buOon unb
fabnbete mad tbm, uber ~pergebens.
@eftern Morgen erbielt 2earp einen
Minf, baB man i'm iu9e, unb idnen
begab Ct fi9 mad benz 9auie ber5rau,
itente fi9 als ben ehrli4en Jinber por
anb srbielt cine bubble 8elobnung in
~flingenber Miinae. 8oblpeisli9 lieB
er ii9 audi cine Quittung ausfteaen.
Siermit bepuffnet, fu9te sr geitern
Na9mittag ben gpli5si : Ssrgeanten
2ancater auf, Der i'm frii6er f4on
einmal perbaftet bate, uno Seiste
bemfelbsn Die Quittung unb nebenbei
nit bsri9mibtem 2G4eln audi biegsz
lphnllnd.
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Srinft &ennp'S Slice nno &affee.
Bette QualitGt. Riebrigfer Preis.
6. 9. aennp 6 o.,
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aepin9t t. - Marf9aa Jarndn
erbielt geitern elm S9reiben bonn poz
Ii5ei6ef g. S. 2etternep BON Spanz
nis, Maf, in tpsI9em bsrielbe tim
erfu9t, inn ben fiirali4 bier perbdfz
teteu Daniel 90. pierte, alias s.. 9.
yarrett, alias Jrant Morris, alias
ssrant Morriion, gu iiberlafen, fo<
balb bic 8altimorer pplisei nit ibm
fertig lei, benin er piirbe bort sez
4piinf9t psssr 0iebftabls unb 8emo>
aelung zines 9otels. Gin 9dftbefehl
mar benz S9reibsn beiselest. pierce
ftebt bier unter Der ACKNOWLEDGING,
Elm Sotel bemoselt unb Waaren unter
8oripiegelung fulf6er Shatfaden ere
langt gu baben. Das S9rsiben entz
bdlt au9 bic Wittbetlung, baB bus
sFrauen5immer, tpeldes fi9 inpierce's
@efenf9aft befunb unb ebenfaGs tpez
gen gemogsluns zines 9otels in 9uft
QeTIHptI, GUulIS ~ SUpl ppH AuIIl~
cn, MaF., lift, bic bort nit pieree
bur6brannte. 0as SruuenStmmer
nannte fi9 bier 2ouiie MOrriipn,
alias 2ouife Garter.
gerfonaInptis. - ST.. mil
liam Maderbauier, Der publbetannte
Rifermeifter BON Nr. 9, Sreberidz
Mpenue, pel4er felt flint Wo9en
fdtper frdnt barnteber lag, mar sez
tern gum erften Nial i'm Stunbe, Ell
men lGngeren SpaSiergung gu MAIDEN
unb alien Mnf9ein mad pirb er balb
ipieber gGnsli9 bersefte1t iein.
Reselfport.. = auf ben 8ab>
men Der .@tass9ane" an Der 9unO>
perffrabe tpar bas Refultat i'm rDud
Bin Spiel fir ben Monat DECEMBER,
baB bic So. sobb unb Mtlfon ben
L., refp. 2 preis, baDon trusens
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