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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-17
TOM DIXON AND THE NOVEL HE
rs WRITING.

The object which Thomas Dixon had
in writing "The Leopards Spots" was to
show the logical position reached by
Uncle Toms Cabins characters, and to
undo in part the false impression made by
that book of the sentiment in the South
toward the negro. Rev. Mr.. Nordau, a
noted divine, writing of the book says
1t is the most wonderful novel ever
written" and he adds:
Man! Do you realize the great re-
sponsibility that you have assumed? Is
IL your deliberate purpose to undo the
work OF Harriet Beecher Stowe?"
Commenting on Rev. Mr.. Nordan's
criticism, Mr.. John Temple Graves truly
says:
Let this reverend gentleman compose
hlmself. The world of justice and
thought will lose nothing by having Mrs.
stoves work undone. Uncle Toms
cabin never deserved a place in the
literature of our country. Aside from
being mediocre in thoughtful presenta-
tlon 1t was grossly fanciful and cruelty
partisan.
DR.. Dixon is a sincere, thoughtful,
courageous and yet merciful writer, who
deserves to live. will live. Mrs. Stowe
was mischievously imaginative, an agita-
tor bent on inhammatory upheaval, and
the memory of Uncle Toms Cabin de-
serves to die. should die
'The whole country, in common with
the South, owes debt of gratitude to
hoe ha ~
bitterness and hate"
All who have read 1.-THE Leopard's
Spots" will be glad to know that Mr..
Dixon Is at present engaged in writing
another novel 1t will be a Romance of
the Ku Klux Klan-the other side of
Tourgee's Fools Errand." One of the
heroes is to be modelled after Randolph
A. Shotwell-as true and valiant a knight
as ever drew sword in defense of his
home and his country. This writer once
urged the late Col. VIM. L. Saunders
and Hon. Frederick N. Strudwick to write
a history OF the Ku-Klux Khan in North
Carolina. They were, perhaps better
fitted to write it than any other men,
1t was Col. Saunders. more than any
other man. who made a farce of the
Congressional invesitation OF the doings
of the Ku-Klux in North Carolina The
world has gained its conception of the
aim and origin of the Ku-Klux from the
Fools Errand. No man who belonged to
the Khan will ever write a history of the
organization, and it may be best that
its true aim and its character should
be presented in an historical novel.
Tourgees Fools Errand" was circu-
lated as campaign document by the
Republican National Committee. and it
poisoned the minds OF thousands of men
and women against the chivalrOus people
who employed the disguise OF the Ku-
Klux Khan to protect their wives and
sisters, just as the patriots used the In
dian disguise to throw over the tea into
Boston Harbor. Both were patriots.
The friends of Dr. Dixon will be graft
fed to know that already nearly $4,000
copies of Leopards Spots have been sold,
and that now the publishers are bringing
it out in lots of 10000 1t is believed
the sale will reach 100000 this year. 1t
is being brought out in London by Grant
Richards and will soon be published in
Leipzig, Paris and Nice.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-17
YANKEE BULLETS COULDN'T KILL HIM.
TWO Passed Through Mr.. Mcsween's Head
But He Continued To Fight

TO the Editor: / notice in your issue
OF the 10th, mention of the wound of Fl
A. Torrence at Gettysburg-in the right
eye and out at the back of his head and
reversed afterward. 1t brings to mind
the case OF Murdoch ]. McSween, Com
pany e., Thirty-fifth North Carolina Reg
lment Ransom's Brigade. In one of the
many exchanges of compliments that
passed between that gallant command
ana the enemy in the engagements with
Beast Butler in front of Petersburg in
May and June CA McSween was struck
between the eyebrows by minnie ball
that passed out behind his ear, and from
which 1t was thought he could not re-
cover. In short time, however, he re-
ported for duty. few days after his
with the Yanks and in the charge Nc
Sween's mouth being open, giving the
Rebel yell, a bullet that was In hurry
went in at his open mouth and out be-
hind the ear. From this he also recover
ed and did duty in the trenches
McSween taught school in this section
After the war he went to Fayetteville
and edited a paper several years removed
to Tennessee and engaged there in edi-
torial work till along in the eighties he
passed over the river. He was a talent
cd impulsjve Scotchman, and as Long
Grabbs' was a well known correspondent
Of the Fayetteville Observer and other
papers of his day.
w. H. MLAURIN.
Laurinburg. N. c.. August 16.
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rather regret that in his ripe years he
over for a moment thought of leaving
the position of teacher and leader to
descend to the less useful position of
executive of his State. There are an
hundred men in Kentucky who would
perhaps make as good Governor as Col.
Watterson, but there is not one who
could take his place as editor OF the
Courier Journal. He evidently puts away
thousands who have been instructed and
delighted by his brilliant editorials in
Kentucky's greatest paper will rejoice
tha+ q great editor is not to be lost in
the old capitol at Frankfort.
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A GOOD TEXT.

Elsewhere we publish the first appoint
ments of political speakers announced
for the campaign by the Democratic
State Executive Committee Of course
chiefly upon national questions. The
position assumed by the Democratic
minority was sound and will win the ap-
prevail of the people.
A late issue OF the Chatham Citizen,
the Republican organ of that county,
contained a paragraph that furnishes a
good text for Democratic speech. 1t
said:
1.-The last time when the Republican
party had anything to do with the State
administration was from 1894 to 1898 and
that party is willing and anxious to COM
Pare records for these years with the
Democrats"
That is good text from which to con-
trast Governor Aycock's clean and open
door administration with Russelrs scan
dal-breeding and dark lantern methods;
the conduct of the penitentiary, the in
sane asylum and all other institutions of
the tSate; the record of the parties as
to education, pensions, and the care of
the unfortunate classes.
Ii the Republicans were wise they
would never invite a comparison of
records. Having invited it, let them have
it until the rottenness of 1S95-1S99 stinks
to high heaven.
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ABIDE IN THE SHIP"

In 1890. when certain men who had al
ways been Democrats were dissatisfied
and threatened to vote against the par
ty, Senator Vance advised them to "abide
in the ship" Most of them needed his
advice then, but in 1892 and 1894 they
forgot the admonition OF the great Com
moner. The result was that they brought
upon themselves and upon the people the
very evils of Radical rule that Governor
Vance predicted would follow division.
Today, in half a dozen counties, at
tempts are being made to divide the
forces that won the Democratic victory in
1898 and adopted the constitutional
amendment. In one county it is alleged
that one of the nominees was not fairly
nominated; in another that 1.-The ring"
controlled the nominations; in another
that it is. best to have two strong par
ties. None of these reasons will justify
a bolt. If any nomination has been pro-
cured unfairly, the proper authorities will
right that wrong. If 1.-The ring in any
county has had undue influence in nam
ing the ticket, the redress lies in an ap-
peal to the people two years hence.
There is no reason, certainly before the
amendment has gone into effect, of two
strong parties. In the South the only
sure remedy against a return of Repub-
lican rule, is for white men to remain
in the Democratic ranks, fight out their
differences there, and then stand to-
gether at the polls.
The amendment has not gone into eff
feet. Every man who voted for 1t ought
to stand united at least until the No
vember election has been held under it.
Much depends upon it's proper enforce
ment. II the white men stand together,
there will be no appeal to the negro
vote. II independent tickets are put in
the field, once again we will hear appeals
for the negro vote. There is room in
North Carolina but for one white mans
| party. If it makes a mistake or does
wrong. the place to correct it is in the
Democratic primary. Vance's advice APP
plies today as we'll as in 1890: "Abide in
the ship"
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dom be induced to tell of their own
career, and never in public. The best
stories of war that have been told have
had boys as the only auditors. Happy
the youth who has stored them in his
mind. Thrice happy he who has been
moved by them to noble living!
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THE MASSACHUSETTS, WAY.

Louisville Courier-Journa1.
Jim Mcdonald was tarred and feather
ed, ridden on a rail, whipped twice and
run out of town-the town of Marion, in
the State of Massaehusetts-by the
regulators The good people of Marion
were probably all away at Chautauquas,
lecturng on the depravity of the South
ern law breakers.
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The Polk county Radicals took whack
at the Democrats for passing the con-
stitutional amendment. And yet some
people say the Republicans have accepted
it and will not try to have it declared
unconstitutional. But no Republican
convention or accredited leader has said
SO. Bear that in mind!
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The trusts haven't captured everything
yet Mr.. Morgan hasn't bought the
Rhamkatte Vestibule road and Mr.. Ochs IS
minus deed for this print shop.-Rham-
katie Rooster.
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Mr.. curtis, a Democratic nominee for
the House from Buncombe, will advocate
allowing the people of that county TO
elect their county superintendent OF
schools and county board of education.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-08-17

IF business must feed and fatten on
children under fourteen years of age
then modern industry is on very inse-
cure foundation" says the Springfield
Republican. 1t writes the truth. and the
strong arm of the law should make their
employment impossible.
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Two editors so far have been nominated
for the State Senate-Mr. London. Of the
Chatham Record, and Mr.. Beasley, of the
Monroe Journal. They are both men of
ability. North Carolina's libel law-the
best in America-drawn by Mr.. London,
will not be repealed.
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promise; others have not done so and
never will until they are compelled by
law to deal justly by the children.
RAILROADS. MUST PAY TAXES.

RAILROADS MUST PAY TAXES.
Chatham Observer.
1t is to be hoped that our next Leg
islature will be composed or men who
are not Southern Railway attoTneys-men
who will see that the railroads pay their
fair share of the taxes so that the asy-
lums. public schools and other charitable
institutions can be properly provided for
without taxing the people any more. The
last Legislature increased the taxes on
the railway property, and we do not be-
lieye in robbing the railroads, but we
do believe in keeping them from robbing
the people and in making them bear their
proportional part of the taxes. This
they will never do until they are COM
| PEELED, but we feel sure that our repre-
sentative, w. d. Siler, will cast his vote
for the people when the test comes.
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In South Carolina it is the survival of
the fightest.
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Spirit of the Press.
A HIT-A PALPABLE HIT.

Iittleton NewsR Reporter.
We stop our press to lift our hat to
the News and Observer of this date on
the Hill candidacy.
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MUST HAVE CHILD LABOR LAW

MUST HAVE CHILD LABOR LAW
Durham Recorder
1t is said the cotton mill men have
not lived up to the solemn agreement
they made with regard to child labor in
the mills. This is not surprising Some
OF them have always lived up to that
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The sequel to that editorial was that
Judge Timberlake left Raleigh the very
next morning after his mission to Raj
eigh became known. But it seems from
Mr.. Moore that he is patronage dispenser
for Franklin county. If Mr.. Moore is
right--if Judge Timberlake is shaping
local politics by traffcking and trading
off postoffices, there are many who
will think that he ought to quit it or
hand in his resignation as Superior Court
Judge.
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Staptrath.
Common Council. 81. Mdra.

Common Council, 27. WGra.
Ginhimmie unb obne Elm Bcrt oaraber
au berIieren, nabmen bic 30 in obiger
8sriammIuns anusfenOen NitsIieber bas
geio oes giecorbers an In 8etreff ber
@as MessreGts Orbinans. Ser Rseor,
osr besttinbst fem 8sto Damit. bab Elm
te6niiher ssebIsr i'm Gruden borfam.
Da es eeriiGtweiie psrlautste. oab in
Berbinbuns NIT Der Nnnahme ber Ors
oinana 8sitsHuneen poriamsn. 10 brad,te
0slIer eine RsioIutioH Elm. bic anaenom.
men ipurbe unb ben aeeoroer eriu6t, bic
SADIE srlnblid su unierfuGen uno iethe
SGritte ~ netmen. trie bas ReiuItat
erheiiht.
Die Orbinan, fnr elm absusseanaI
8ailin an ber gds BON 8ebeeea apeuue
unp sadion Strabe tpurbe ebenfals BON
ReeoToer nit isinem Beto bslest unb sus
,iidaeIanbt unb bel ber Abaimmune
murbe ba1Ielbe aufre1t erballen. Die
BON obsren 8peiee tiberianbte Bomb Or'
bin ana battle Elm amenbement, bas beiagi,
oab bas ertaIlens @slb in ben fdbtifhen
8anfsn bsponirt unb Snterefien aieben
loa, bio es perauseabt tpirb. Dem
amsnbemsnt ipurbe beieefimmt. Den
40 beE 8stpiIlieunes Otbinans Bemadien
Amenbemenien iputoe niGt bel8eitlmmt
uub ie parb baraufbin BEN eOnfsrens
Gcmite lbertpiefen.
Wsbrsrs Drbinanaen tpuyben BET erfter
unb slpsiier 2sfune ansenommsn une
folsenben RsioIutionen beleeaimmt: 6tir
YIdne flr cine SteinbogeH Bride an
elm Strabs. spii9sn Prospset ano sui
DsbFsr Apenues; ben D1ettor ber Of
| fsntli6sn Dsrfe antpeiisnb. 8siib bon
Wlaitss 5irabs su nsbmen; far @rbff'
nune bon Bird Strabe. iipiiden Geoa,
unb Sao Waitington elpenues Clint
RsIoluiiOn bon AIlporth. bic ben 0iref.
tor psr Difsntli&sn Wste anwsif. bsr
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gsen Qetsrsbnra.

- Der aarI 8aGner IN bon afh
Strabs in fein Saus an 8rsseott asss
nue. um8esogen.
- Disiss 5rabiabr iit metr llmaus
bier. tpie ie supor. 0isls Srembe sieben
pssen Der Ssibsnfabrii bierber.
= Ssnrp @enseI If in feline aIte
Seimatb eesoeen. ipo frdber Bensel's
Sotet mar. Das neue 9aus bat er pers
mietbet.
- Sin bsr Bobuuns ber 8raut an
8idier Sttabe tpurben Samitas Ibene
Fri. Maube Rilmer unb George 8epptet
6ur6 Rsp. s. R. auitin sum 9unb fdr's
aeben einselegnet.
Wie man bort, babsn bic @ebrdber
S9uIB bas aIte Seim bes reritorbenen
Abom Rod bon Safob Rod flr $500
gelauft unb tperoen Elm breif6dlges
Storegsbdubs barauf erri4ten.
- Die sp lutb. 9etsrs @smsinbs bas
bier bdlt nit benz l6. ApriI anfanssnb
elnen 8oaaar in bem Wiepam pshlih
BON Breseott apsnne ab. Die Srauen
Der @smsinbe itnb i6on felt einiser Belt
nit ber goIIsftion bon gonteft8elpern be.
Iddftigt, IOipie aud nit ber Changing
Don @eidsnten flr ben Basdar.
= 2este 8o&s sinssn stpsi S6pdser
Gber bic Dratibrtids. pelde bic @oarine
Breof an Mnrtte Styabe fpannt bic
gtiite iatpanii. neil iie nur auf Drabt'
feiIen rubt. Ser cine ber Serren faate
su benz nnbsren, er tuoae itm aeieen, iuie
man bon ber Brooflpn Bride iprluee.
unb nit bisieu Worten fprane ct bon Der
Bride in bas WaKer ber Nosrins Brcot
unb brad Elm 8ein. Sesi tat ct 8eii
ii& su bebsnfen. Oh sr bas aunititad
no&maIs probieren nil.
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@ llsesbarre Ra4rtaten.
GER Moris G1rtner 10 sum ars
erudnuf tisotbsn.

II Serr Moris @brtner ia sum Vie
menbireftor ernonnt tnotbsn.
: gtipa 100 beige anareidsr eins
gen Dienitae an ben 6treif, na&oem
itnen $3.50 ftir einen neun Stunben
Tae neripeigert iuorben mar.
an ber @ds bon SGb unb Sub
Wain Sirobsn, mo bas neue Der. Staa'
ten @etdube etriGtet tperbsn fol-. iit man
assenipdrtis NIT BEN abtragen bsr bort
ftebenbsn @ebdube befd6f.iBt.
- Serr Mrnotb 2ctmann. Sobn bon
sSrau @eores 2obmann. ber uor ettpa
Sabresfrift aur peiteren mulifaliiren
4usbiIbung mad Berlin reifte, bat ba.
tslbit porlsbts Dode aum erfen Male
5ffeutIid nit bem 9bilbatmcnif@sn Or'
DIETER mitseipielt.
- Nuf bsr heiIen MnFabrt bes Wofs
feit 8rs&ers brannte Wontae 8ormittag
Elm 8us but@ unb uerlieb eine fuise
Sirede ipeites auf elmer 8iesuns bic
Gsleiie. aqe 8usanseiielIten nit 4us.
nabme bss 4remierS Soober bon Mihler
retteten lia bu,6 Abiprinsen, bod bieier
gsrieth untsr bic 2ofomottpe unb ipuree
eetbotet.
= neber Dtites apoibefe am Bubble
square, in bem 3immer pes 8abnarstes
Or. 5 @aEbon 5inuet, trurbe frab
5reitag Moreen Elm 5euer entbsdt. bos
por islnsr 8sipdIiisuns etiua $4,000
S6apen anliGtete. 90 setana oer
alarmirten Seuertpebr. ben ercbtsn Tteii
Der Npotbsfe fotpie bds @ebduce Dor
3elh6runs au retten.
- Ser SoIsfaaer Sames aartin. ber
,u Sarpep's 2aie ale @iniiebler baufs.
tpuroe Sonntas Woreen in ieiner Sitte
srmorbet aufeefunben. Samuel Reuer.
cer nit itm ben Nbeno subor psrIebte.
tparbe aIs ber M6rcer einseitedt. @r
bate mebrere b5fe SGnitte am 6sE&t
unb mar bIuidberit6mt. 2ariin'S 9titte
fab einem SdIa6tbauie dbnli& unb es
mub in bsrisIbeu Elm furHtbarer Rampf
itaiteefunben taben.
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Guunsere.

= Generic Stiotta bon bier. bsr an.
esfIast mar. einen friminslIen aneriff
auf 5rau Maria Dlearbi bsrfudt su pa.
ben, bsHen Saa aber bon ben letten
@roBeei@norenen iguorirt murbe, Ia
Donneritae auf bieieIbe aniIase in @r.
manseIans bon $500 4arefGaft BEN
@efdneniB iiberIanbt tpprbsn.
20. 6 @lbreb. General ..Slorefees
per" Der Bpomina Dipiiou ber Gris @is
isnbabn. Ser boz @o@snfriR bic 2uneen.
entsanbuns belom. erlas bsrielben Cams
itas in ber @Obnuus uon Srau s. ..
Steuens baaier. @lbreb. ber 26 Sabre
alt tuar unb Dor siuei Sabren bonn @s'
fen bierber fam. uollts am IL apriI
Sri. e1sn 8ronicn aIs feline Gaiiir
beimfiibren.
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alien StraBenroasr untsr ben beiten Bee
bineunBeu ftir eineu neien umsutaufden,
nurbe befldtiat.
SoIeenbe Orbinanten tpurben BEL brits
ter unb enbsaltiser 2eiuns befdtisi /:
Sdr grbouung bon 5eftion S i'm IL
Mb,ussfanaI Diitritt; far Elm elefiri.
i&ss 2iGt on osr @ds bon Dtomins
4uenue unb 8belps Strabe; ffir Ribel.
liruna bon TapIor auenue. stpii&en 8ine
unb MuIberrp Straben fiir brei Seuer.
alarmfditsn in Der 81. Barb. 6ierauf
fanb 8ertasuuB bis bsute abenb itatt.
6eIect Council, 81. Mdra.
Dieter 9meie erlebiste meiitentbeils
uur Roufinessi9dfte unb cine ansubI
Orbinansen. bic felt Mcnaten herunila.
gen, tpurbeh BEL eriter unb sipeiter 2eis
una anesuommsn. Die allsemeine Bee
millisunes Orbinnn3. fotpie oud bic
fur cine Boubauseabe bon s285. 900.
wurben bel britter unb enbetIiiBer See
flung angenommen. Weitere bel britter
uno enbsaliiser 2eiune ansenommene
Orbinansen fnb bic folsenben: Sur 2is
seniirane bon Sauiirern filr Elm abs
sussianaI Spfiem in Der 10 Warb; fur
Elm Absuesianal Spfem an GbeiIen bon
0pomins Mpenue, Nib SlraBe. etc. (;
fiir suei eIeftriiGe 2iater in ber IL.
Daro; flr Steinplaiten Seitenipese on
fillmore 1beHue, 3uif@en Sadfon uno
Waibburn StraBen.
Cine bsrtagte Situus bes Select Gouns
Gil fanb Dienhas Abenb ftatt. UNI nit ben
Orbinanaen aufsurdumen. ebe Der Stabts
ratb nddhen Montas iid neuorsaniiirt.
5oleenbe tpurben bel britter 2etune anees
nommen: Stir Elm abausstapal Ssitem
an Gbeilen BON Wpom,ue Npenue. 4fb
Strabe, Oafforb. 6oref upo Bred
Courts; fiir smei elsftriide 2I&ter in Der
Q. @aro; fiir Seitentpese an Barter,
Ibroop unb Depot StraBen ftir bier
eleitriidbe 2idter in ber |. Dar6; fur
SteinpIatten Seitentpeee an Bromley
auenue. stpif9en Sadion unb Dafbburn
Straben; fiir einen Taeipdhter on ber
D. & 8, Warpine 8rsusuns in ber l..
Daro. Die Orbinana oe8 unteren 5peis
gee. bic ben 8eeorber antpeih, bic @es
ri4ts bon 8sitehune in 8erbinbuns nit
Der Gas Orbinanb ~ unteriuaen. tpurte
cbne Gommentar beftdtigt.
Cine ueue 2efolution in 8etreif bes
Strabenroaers ipuroe angenommen eine
Sirma in Sarrlsbure bot einen neusn
Roaer au 90. 900 an. $1,000 far ben
alten erIaubenb. Die betpiliste Summe
bon 81 900 stusds Reparatur bes alien
ioa tibsrtrasen unb beim Anfauf bes
nsusn 8oasrs sur Bsrtpenbuns iommsn.
Cine HsioIuiion bon 8ausban purbe
ebenfaIls anesnommen iie ipeift ben Gi'
rsiior bsr 5iTeniIiGsn Si6srbsit an. bic
Ansshslien im emergency Soipitat au
entlaHen. bafelbe su fdIisBen, es betitds
srn au laiien uno su einem nomineaen
Bteiie su permietben. tpenn Elm ahnebm.
batter Wistber it& einftsat.
Ser untere 9weis iGnOiete aud Oft
siel bur& Elm pOrseIeetes Sdreiben an,
bab er es perfeblt babe. ben bon biefem
8meise eemadten Aenbsrunsen an Der
8eipiliaunes Orbinans beisuitimmen unb
oaB 9. s, Coleman, Wl. S. ROrion unO
&. Ut. soaring als Elm gonferens @os
mite ernannt porben ieien. Tim tpenn
mbaIid einbeitli4es 8orssbsn au sr3islsn.
prdiibent sbittenben srnannte blsrauf
+. 8. Glemons. Sinlsp Rob unb o. @.
8ausban ale oas @enferen; Gomite bies
fss 9meis. bas nit bem etitsenannten
nunmsbr Gcnferenssn abbaIten ipiro. um
@iniaune su errei6en.
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Banne E Gpunfn.

SanesbaIe. -Srsebom 2oss bsr Obj
SsIloips bat far bas laufsnbe Sabr foIs
eenbe 8santten ertpdbIt: 9lobIe @ranb.
2ouis 2aussutb; giss 9ranb. Srsb.
goble; ShasmeiRer. 6. G. Nismeier /;
SruRees. u. @bsrbarbt unb @brif.
5draber. Saer,ff gbarles atmbrulisr
1T aIs Collector Der arans Brausrsi in
earbonbale ernannt lporbsn, ha iehp6
oefsn amtsiermin erh am l. Sanuar
erIlidt. pirb er porIdufs NOD feline se.
fssli6e Wotnune bier bsibebaIten. SIN
Der Dobnune isinsr Gitsrn su 8Ianbins
ftarb Sartr 6aab i'm alier bon 28 Sabs
ren an Der Dipbtberitis. Gr mar Elm
Corporal in Go. 6 lpdhrsnb bss ipaniia.
ameriianiitea ar.esss unb ipirb bon ,tpsi
ainbern aberIsbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-03
Mprb &erantpn. .

Ser l5iabriss Scrip Milsr bon
ylorb Wain Abenue ipurbe Sonntas
Radmittae, aIs cine .. & 8. 2ofomps
tips. auf ber er cine 6abrt itatI. sessn
eius ansabI 8arren itisb. bsrabseidleu.
bert unb etbielt ben rehien Arm aebros
den. fotpis sine AnsabI fsbr fdmeratide
Sdnitte unb Shrammen. Ulan nabm
ibn aus 9etanblune mad bem 2ada.
ipanna Scipitat.
- Das boppeIte Wobnbaus bss Das
bib o. 2epis on Dutnam Strabe tpurbe
frab Sonn.as Ulorsen .poatdnoie. bas
anerensenbe Saus bes Alfreb pueb tbsil.
tpelie curG einen 8ranb serhbrt. Der auE
unbstannts Weife in Der Ride bes etite.
rem enthanb. Gin Alarm bon 4alten
SO bra4te bic 6euertpehr sur STEELE, ber
90 na& einitiinbiser arbeIt seIans. bic
5Iammen su bepdltieen. Ser entitaus
bene Sdabea betrdst eitpa s2.O00.
= Sterling 3. Gripp bon probibsnse
Noao, Elm Witgtieo ber befannten gIein
namieen 6amitie unb felt 90 satren
BsrpaItsr ber Tripp Roblsn Gompanis.
besine 6reiiae gla4mittas in fsiner
Dobnuns Sslbitmorb, inbsm CT fi6 cine
9lspolperiusel eberbalb BEN rehten Otrs
IN ben Qopf iasie. Der SelbRm6rber
mar felt Sabren Elm febr fiarfer Irinier
unb suIeb Dor etipa stpei Sabren, mahte
ii& cine lel6ie 0eiitesft6runs bsmsribar.
obab feline @attln lbn ftir etma Elm bal.
bes Sabr bsm Siatoe Ssim lbetipsiien
Iieb. Nadoem er entlafIsn iporben mar,
usrpeiserie es feline @attin, feruer mil
ibm su !eben. ct tranf bater nur nod
msbr anb tuuree beltdnbip aiebersefdlas
ssner. am 0onnerftae Nadt madts ei
nod sum letienmaIe einen AppeQ an
feline 0aiiin. ipiebsr nit ibm su lsbsn uni
bieie stfIdrie. lis ip1rbe bies nidt ebe,
ttun, bis es bas Grinfen nufaeaeber
babe. DO es ibm aber ausenIaeinlldt ar
oer nbtbiseu @lllensfraft ishIie. uu
ibrem Berlaneen na6sufommsn. 10 tpurb,
ct no& nieberseidiasener unb trant nod
| tdtisr unb Elm paar Stunben ipdtel
putbs fsin entieeIter a6rpsr in be-
Sdeune aufseiunben.