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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-29
NOTHING BUT DEUNKS
BEFORE JUSTICE JOHN

Drunks, DRINKS. Crunks. That was the
limit before Justice John yesterday morn
ing. He gasped as he saw the long list,
and he took u drink of water.
Then he whispered n few thoughts to
Sergeant Thomas, and likewise to Edgar
White.
Mr.. Harry Glenn stood in front Of the
bar, but he had nothing to do but look
on.
This is u good place for the drunks,'
he said to Justice John, withAa smile,
before the bar" tW ~
There were malo and female DRINKS.
of all colors. They put up the Same old
excuses. and shufflcd from one foot to
the other.
Some were fined and some swore OFF,
Others were let 60, because it~wns their
first offense, and several went down be-
cause they didn't have enough to pay
their fine.
Among the gang was Gypsy Jack. the
greatest horse trader between here and
Leo District.
He was drunk again. but he carried
good argument, and won out for JUS
ticc John gave him another chance. and
he is by this timo swapping horses for
any old thing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-29
NEW LITERARY SOCIETY
Enthusiastic Organization Formed at
Smith zeal Cuisine College,.

Yesterday afternoon, Immediately after
school, all the teachers. with Mr. and
Mrs. G. NJ. smithdeal and large num-
Der OF students Of the Smithdeal Busl-
ness College, assembled in the CONNER
cial room, and with great enthusiasm
organized the Smithdeal Literary aud
Musical Society.
Tic president, G. NJ. smithdcal, In his
usual happy way. stated the object OF
the society. Prof. r. b. 1nghain was
unanimously chosen temporary chairman.
and the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term:
Pres.dent-Prof. lngham.
Vice trcsident-Miss Robinson.
Recording Sccreta. y-Miss Stacy
Corresponding Secretary. !: carp.
Sergeant-at-ArmS-Mr. st. Clair.
Committees were appointed to get up
attractive programmes, which Will con-
s.st OF debates, recitations and music.
The society meets every Friday after
noon OF $3.50, and visitors are welcome to
attend these meetings.
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EIor erty 1rsnsfers.

Richmond-L. C. Jenkins and wife 10
Geo r. and Henry NJ Cannon, trustees,
IS feet on east side or Seventh Street. 253s.te
feet north of Clay, $1,000
Mrs. Lucy A. kidwell to Michael I.
McDonough, "a feet on north side 81
Broad Street. "a feet west Of Nineteenth,
1880.
Henrico-W. E. Grant and wife. to c. &
o. Ra lway Co. 4 triangular lot OF land
containing 35 of an acre, 81.
Victoria v. and A. F. Mosby to c.. +.
Keil lot 10 in square 2, Highland Park.
$500.
Roscoe c. Nelson and wife to r. g.
Cauthorn, o3,. feet on east side OF Nine
tenth Street. 231s feet north OF r, $1,a0'.
Same to Virginia A. Gum, 23l5 feet on
east side OF Nineteenth Street, TOY: feet
north Of R, $3.50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-29

responds with the rest Of the costume.
The skirt is the circular shaping In two
pieces with front overlapped In Rus
sian style. 1t Is fitted by darts, has an
inverted box plent in the back and ihay
be in long or medium sweep.
This mode is suitable for house dress.
or, If made Of heavy material. is an ex-
cellent model to follow for street
gown. Made up in brown volo with
strapplngs of brown silk and white sou
tache braid. with perhaps touch Of
light blue at the neck, the effect is most
satisfactory and the cost of such cos <.
tune exceedingly small. If made of blue
zibeline, using stitched bands Of 'loth
for ornamentation, most satisfactory
street costume will be the result. Wool
crash, melton chevi>t. tweed or light
weight cloaking are suitable materials
for the development of the mode.
I Sizes No. 6,O7T--Ladies' blouse, 80, SO,
"a, &c. IS. 40, AZ and "A inches bust.
Sizes No. 0O7S--Slsirt. 20, 20. "a, 26,
%. 80 80 and "a inches waist.
! on receipt OF 10 cents this pattern will
! be sent to any address. All orders must
be directed to THE LITTLE FOLKS
| PATTERN CO.. rs Fifth Avenue. New
York. When ordering. please do not fail
| to mention number.
Nos. o,O77 and 0,o7s,
| S!ze.,..,.-...',..
Name. ...,........'....''...'."
Address, ..'.......'',..'...',..
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FINED VuLLLY ANTI
HOUSE: Kill D WOMAN
1Bx Associated Press.l

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Oct. 2S;--
While attempting to secure her husband,
who lived near jennings, Fla, mob
shot Jennie Mccall, negro woman,
to death last night.
The mob surrounded McCnll's house,
and. thinking he was inside, fired a vol
lev into the house, instantly killing tho
woman. A posse Is reported to be In
pursuit of the assailants,
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ANIMAL STORIES
FOR OUR
BOYS AND GIRLS
LIE, WOULD BE IN GOOD FORM.

lie WOULD BE IN GOOD FORM.
1t all came about through Dick Trig-
gers being nearsignted and deaf. by rea-
son of having had scarlet fever 1t was
a close call for Mr.. Rabbit, but his W.T.
saved him.
Dick had tracked him to the fence.
when Mr. Rabbit, by willy move, had
doubled in II s tracks and gotten behind
Dicks back. There he sat, laying HIS
plans for a bold break from cover when
Towser hove in sight between him and
liberty. &
Behind him Dick anxously watched.
In front Towser carrying Ills determined
look wiz. IN Mr.. Rabbit saw msele
entrapped. only my wits can save me"
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LORRAINE COAL co.
LAUREL AND BROAD,
COAL, COKE AND WOOD.
THE MAN
QU8 ABOUT
BY
Harry Tucker.

Tom Bagley is the leading politician on
Twenty-fifth Street and Henrlco county.
But still he lacks one thing.
For instance, when fellow goes into
his place to get half dozen eggs or a
pound of cheese. he naturally expects to
find railing at the base of the counter
to nut his foot on while he waits Tor his
change cga
Emmett Levy went in there to buy a
mackeTel and started to put his foot on
tile railing, when he slipped and struck
his elbow against the counter and upset
the glass of coca-cola that Pat Griffin
put there, and when the pistol went OF
It shattered the glass in iluDp,ld ".li-
dow, across the street, and somebody PUT
his hand in the window and took box
OF those delightful cigars named after
ne. and ran away.
Therefore, We say that Tom snouid
have foot rail at the bottom Of hla
counter.
We saw Corbn Shield In Norfolk the
other day, and we want to say that he
owns the town.
4 Corbin Is manager of the Academy OF
Music for Mr.. Leath and the way no
mixes around with tho boys is pound 70
make the house popular
L. we also noticed that the Gladstone
Hotel Is getting on its legs fast and
when we go to that seaport again we nope
"a be able to hang up our hat In one OF
the new rooms
Also we feel glad to record the fact
that Glennan, Wood and us had an oys-
fer stew at Linn's place that fixed us up
all right after the cold bath We had at
the football game.
These fellows are O. H., and we recoln-
mend them to our friends when they so
to Norfolk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-29
RICHMOND MILITARY
TO PETERSBURG

Most of the local military companies
here will go to Petersburg on November
9th to take part in the reunion OF Ma
homes brigade on the historic ground
where the latter made themselves famous
at the battle of the Crater during the
Civil War. Several of the old Rich
mond companies were present IN the
engagement, and their successors ana
other Young militiamen here will attend
The interesting event. Quite large num-
Der of veterans and citizens will also at
tend the reunion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-29
DAILY FASHION HINTS.
ladies, RUSSIAN COSTUME

One of the snartcst designs shown for
fall is the Russian costume rs san
pie lines are most becoming and 1t IS one
of the very easiest modes to make.
Trimmed with braid or buttons. 1t is The
very essence of good taste. The waist
has the lorg shoulder seams and is
shaped by under-arm seams. The sleeve
may be simply trimmed with braid anu
buttons or 1t may be slashed all show
a puff sleeve Of light-colored null.
swiss or any preferred material that cor
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professor Bother Here.

Professor Edwin Bosher, formerly OF
Richmond, who has for the past few
years been student Of music IN Chi
cago, has returned to the city and opened
a studio. He will sing next Sunday at
the Grove Avenue Baptist Church. In the
absence OF Mr.. c. G. Crump, the regular
hasso of tho quartette.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-29

Colonel Richardson, register OF the Land
Office. viii leave this morning for Smyth
county, where no will remain until after
the eectionto cast his vote for ths DEM m
ana county offices. These will be. tie
only business days that he has not be,n
at his off co since his absence 10 vote IN
the November election OF lb2.
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Regard ny Monte clio.

Captain W. w. Baker, OF Chesterfield,
returned here from one day's - at
the Grand Camp, G. ", meet - New.
port News last night, and left IN n night
confer with some ladies OF the y. a: 4,
with reference to reproducing "Monticel.
10" at st. Louexnsit3ll cftam ctmfWEl
To-" at st. Louis next year.
The ladies' O ganization Is assisting In
the matter, and the Virginia commtn.
sioners are very grateful to them.
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that the chances for an Increase In the
number of the districts arc very slim.
In the event that the increase Is made.
however. there will have to be two moro
presiding elders. In this connection tho
names most prominently mentioned are
those of Dr.. H. u. Johnson, Of this city;
Rev. L. b. Betty. of this city, and Rev..
T. Men. Simpson, OF Danvlle. HIS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-29
kennel Club Meets.

The Virginia Kennel Club will hold an
important meeting tonight, at $ o'clock
ny, No. 15 East B.oad Street. Matters
relating to the Dog. Show to-, be NJ
the week beginning November ED at tna
Masonic Temple will come up. Every
one is invited who is interested In dogs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-29

Horace Upshur the eighteen-year-
son OF Secretary John a. Upshur, :of the
State Corporal on Commission has bet n
made assistant parser on the steamer
Washington, plying between Norfolk ana
the national capital. The place Is
ll.cratiYe and responsible one.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-29
- Qu nv.
tor of ,Tirnes.nispatch

Editor Of es-Dlspa Oh:
Sir--Mr. j. Gianotti, as appeared IN
your columns. was condemned to sp ,,i1
an hour in Jail and pay $50 for G, rculating
,lnhecominE cards to advertise his business
ID yes not the same Law apply to circus that
is to be here in November? Th ,s1a as en-
pcturcs that are certainly not becoming.
Have we one law for citizens and another
for strangers? +.
Richmond. Va, Oct. 18th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-29
Goxsrnor in .Newp2rt. News.

Governor Montague left yesterday for
Newport News to ATTEND the meeting of
the Grand. Camp c. ", now In session in
that city. His Excellency did not dispose
OF anyfimportant matters before leaving.
He will return to the city Tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-29
PRESENT HAZEL KIRK
Daniels Dramatic Club to Repeat a
Deli htfu Ertertai- me,t.

Tho Barium Springs Orphans Home
will be rendered benefit by the Daniels
Metropolitan Dramatic Club at the Dan
icls' School Theatre. No: 627 East Broad
street, on Tomorrow night. The beau
t t fou r.. drama. Hazel Kirk" which
made such a decided hit with the la'gc
audience at the school last week. Will Ie
the bill, Mr.. Daniels will play the pat
of Dunstan Kirk Everybody who attends
will not only help most worthy c1use
but will witness a production equal, to
many of the professional road companies.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-29
lie gh Street Residence S Did.

Messrs. j. 3. Elam and Company. real
estate auctioneers. sold yesterday the
handsome res. dence No. sO7 East Leigh
paid for the property was $3.50, and IT
was considered a great bargain at that
price.
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y asNo u-led.

In the case of T. IL. Stout vs., the. city
of Richmond and others for $1,000 alleged
Yesterday. the plaintiff accepted nom
SUIT and the case was ended.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-29
THE NEWS From
HlN.2lCO COUNTY

Mr.. Thomas NJ. Bell. Henrico mu.
siclan. wcll-known around the court
house, will leave very shortly for Port-
land, Va, where he will take charge Of
nm orchestra. MIR. Bell Is an excellent
performer on the violin, and he has fre-
quently entertained callers at the court
house. He has host of friends who
will wish him we'll in his new field OF
poik. ~
N0i
Marriage licenses have been issued t.
Charles G. Bowers, Of Richmond. and
Mauue Crawford, OF Henrico, and Lewis
II. Mundin and Alma May Chapman.
both Of Hcnrico.
The case Of Robert Mayo charged
with doing the shooting at the rcceil.
dance-hall riot. was called yesterday
by Squire Lewis. but was continued
until Monday. john Page. charged With
being one OF the rioters, was required to
give So security to keep the peace for
six months. .s
Mr.. Joseph A. Pond has been appointed
a special officer for work In the coun-
~. u #
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Winter the daughter of Mr.. Joseph Is.
Winter, and Mr.. Edward a. O.Ncli, tooh
place yesterday at Q a. NJ, IN 81
Mary's Church, the Rev. Father William
officiating
Mrs. Myrta Lockctt Avary, the author
of "a Virginia Girl in the Civil War
who spent last summer In virginia. mas
an article in Gunton's Magazine for Octo-
her under the caption of "rhe Old aud
the New Regime. IN the South. as Mrs.
Avary's observations made in Richmot q
and Virginia clearly gu 'ded her pen, tue
article will possess much interest Tor
southern readers here.
Mr.. and Mrs p. r. jenkins, of savan-
nah. Ga. after visiting New YORK ana
Washington. stopped in Richmond to VISIT
Mrs jenkins father, Captain Robert H.
Gillian. Mrs. Jenkins will return to Sa-
vannah to-day
Mr.. Thomas q. Bergman. well ana
favorably known native of Surrey coun-
ty who IS now living in Dalcyvlle, O., ts
visiting his daughter, Mrs. j. T. James,
of No 1914 East Broad Street.
Mr.. Bcrrynnn Is staunch Democrat
and will leave for home the last of TINS
week to cast his ballot next Tuesday tor
the Ohio Democracy.
Miss Elizabeth Armistcnd Taylor OF
Norfolk Is the guest of Miss / onisc
Williams at No 20 West Grace Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-29
Mr.. nv ,ou Qua flies,

In the Ciu.cery County esterday, d. 5:
Hnrwood qualified as administrator q
the estate OF his late brother, henry 3, &
iiarWood, when Is valued at about SSeoo'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-29
the Librari,

Among tho callers at the Library yes
terdav were state Senator, ~, !, Barks-
dale, of Halifax. and Hon. T. G. Pilcher'
of Fauquer,
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.,,,1.a u,tt EishI|g,

Judge s. B. witt. of the, Hastings Court.
.nemt 'veste,day at Cohoke fishing. Ills
1innnr viii return and hold court to-nay.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-29

YOU'RE NOT A RABBIT DOG.
he thought. 4 must be brave. Good
morning" said he, pleasantly, seating
himself on his hind legs. Towser growled
something that was not understood,
"IIuntng?" asked Mr.. Rabbit.
Eyes. IDIOT" growled the dog.
''What?n continued Bunny.
Rabbits, of course; what d yer th'nk!"
Rabbits, asked Bunny, curlously.
THAT'S strange"
why stranger"
because you're not rabbit dog. Now.
If | was in your place wouldn't DO hsr
with such small game, AS ! size you
up, my friend, perceive you to be q
bulldog. Am | correct?"
That's what!' said Towser, ungrnc.ous-
ly.
'Then, my dear fellow, it's exceedingly
bad form. don't you know, to say the
least, for dog born to master the noble
bull to be seen In company of cotton-;all
rabb ts,"
Towser was nothing II not proud.
That's So" he thought. My great
grandfather was an Irish prince. tn
never do to break good FORM A bull
dog hunting rabbits; absurd!
And off ne trotted mumbling - ha~n's
thought of that; really ! hadn't
Mr.. Bunny made tracks for the woods.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-29

Edward Ford Wells, of Norfolk The ce'e-
mony will take place on Tuesday eve
ming. November Sd, at o'clock, at ,
Paul's Episcopal Church. this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-29

Miss Ella Jackson VIII be the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wi!loughby Kent during
the Newport News reunion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-29

Mr.. Joseph Newly was an usher at The
Hall corprew wedding in Norfolk yes
terday
Tho wedding Of Miss Elizabeth Teresa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-29

Mr.. and MIS-, Robert II, Talley have
returned from their bridal trip. and are
with Miss Pitzer, at No, ll5 East Frank.
lin,
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Personal Mention

Mrs. Austin Smith and Miss Bessie
Smith reached X edmond Tuesday 6vo-
ming from New York, They spent the
latter part of September and the month
of October at the Park avenue Ho 81,
New York, They will be at No. 2l5 East
Franklin Street, for the winter.
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GREAT. 11PHEAyAL.

GREAT. UPHEAVAJ.
1t is generally felt that the coming
meeting vii witness such an upheavGi
in the conference rs has not been known
in fifty years, perhaps. number ~
changes will hive to be mnde and .ho:s
is prospect for general shifting about
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-29

Both presiding eldcrS IN flCHIIlotiu WIN
change, along with a majority of the
pastors DR.. Tudor will probably be mado
presiding elder OF Richmond District, to
succeed the Rev. Il. II. Bennett. who
goes to Randolph Macon. The Rev. DR..
r. T. Wilson. OF Petersburg District is
prominently mentioned for West Rich
mond. The Rev. Bernard F. Lipsc0nh
will probably be made presiding Elder
to fill the vacancy caused by the removal
of Mr. Bennett. It Is now generally felt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-29
WHO'S HAVING
A WEDDING 2

Whoever It is. had better so rourd
to Hunters before long ard SEQ the
beautiful Invita- ons they engrave fer
the happy event, and at what moder-
ate pr.ces 1t is EOS ib!e 10 get tlem.
We. here at Hunters. hive supplied
many weddings W tn engraved sta.
tlonery. and we can plea e you.
Or. maybe, your call ng card plato
is trifle out OF style or you n ed
some new cards engraved. Let us es-
innate on the Job.
We have some stylish ides in mono
gam stationery we'd Like you to zee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-29

At the annual meeting OF the Richmond
Assembly. held Tuesday evening In the
Masonic Temple. Mr.. Robert Bankenship
was elected president, and Mr.. John l..
dc Trevile secretary and treasurer. Mr.
Pollard Cardoza, Mr. J. Pope Nash, Mr..
David Lcake and Mr.. Leslie Reed COM
pose the Board of Governors. The first
german will be danced in September
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-29

BURNETT'S TXlPAcT or VANILLA
is soll by all the best grocers everywhere try IT,
adv.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-29

The change In dates results from the
fact that satisfactory arrangements could
not be made for securing the Pocahontas
Saturday. The trip will be equally de-
lightful next week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-29

The COLONIAL Danes will not go to
Westover next Saturday, as has been
announced They will be received by Mrs.
Ramsey next Wednesday, November 4th,
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Address'...........'.........
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Progressive EucI1re.

A solo by Mrs. McGhee was greatly ap-
preciated during the afternoon.
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C., M. l.. S. Met at Noon.

The Confederate Memarial Literary So
ciety met yesterday at noon In the Con-
federate Museum, Mrs. stephen Putney
presiding. Ladies present were Mrs. LIZ
zle Cary Daniel, Mrs A. Nj Gwathmey,
Mrs. Thee. Ellyson, Mrs. N. V. Randolph,
Mrs. j B. Hill, Mrs. r. n. Northern,
Mrs. C. ]. White, Mrs. J. Taylor Ellyson,
Mrs w. a. Harris. Mrs. r. Il. Gaines,
Mrs. j. Allison Hodges. Mrs. Il. G. Rob
ertson, Mrs. N. C. Shelton, Mrs. Ernest
Smallman, Mrs, j. Enders Robinson.
Misses * c. Stiles Z. L. Jones and Bette
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-29
Ge S a G O. Place.

Richmond. va. Oct. 2sth.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-21
GaS EhaI abmdrtS.

IahIur. Dem Sofpital iit bonn Staats
eine Beri[Iisuns BON $4,000 srIaubt
tporben. Ser aIs Winer in ber 9pne
3eds aneeitsIte 9BlIiam Gbans bon
Diain StraBe tpurbe ON Ul0ntaa aRors
gen. aIs ct Elm SAB BUILDER in feline 8ams
msr true, tpObsi Elm 5anfen ieiner 2ampe
bafelbe entSdnbste, Isbr fdlimm am @e.
fidt unb ben Sdnben beEbrannt; es iit
,um 8ertpunbern. bab CT nidt tbbtIi6
bsrlebt tparb.-9ie Silber Gornst Banb
pirb Sreitae Mbenb bon bem 8aIian bss
SunebIut SoteIs aus Elm freies gon3ert
geben. baS erite elmer Serie bon iol1en.
Der Sommer iit ba. unb ale nbtbieen
8elIeibuneshade finbet man bel Slilbs
mann & WeibeI.
-8atrid Gcpne bon WlinoOfa tpoLlts
am Sonntae Nahmittae einsn 2ada.
ipanna 8us beiteisen, seristb unter bic
Rdbsr unb ber linfe arm unb bas Iinfs
8sin purben ibm serbridt. Isbtersr 70
i1limm, baB man es i'm 2adananna
SoipitaI amputiren mubte. @ppne er.
lag ben 8stIebuneen fEab am Montal
Wcrssn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-21
Qpfl 2eterebnra.

-Das WiIIiam 8dr @bspaar bon
Taplor Abenue iparb berHoRens @ode
bur6 Elm muntsrss GB&tsrIstn beBIddi.
-Ssrr unb Srau gbiIip Wasas.
ma@ten am Wiitttpod auf Der 2aurel
8abn cine Sabrt mad Bittston unb tpa.
rem boil bes 2obes iiber bic 8abn.
- SIN bsr DObnuns ibrer Todter,
5rau @onrab Seilis bon 4ib StraBs,
bsrfdieb am Wontae Srau 8ribget
Dbite. Sbre 8eerbisune etfOlsts ssfsrn
in aatbeoraIs 5risbbcfs.
Ser unb Srau GeIsitin Ssrr bon
Wafbinston, Snb.. bic iid felt ben letien
paar @OGsn Bel Germ unb Srau Sulius
Rotisfa gum 8siu6e befanben, tebrten
am Srsitas bsim. Sbr bisiissr aufsnt.
balt ertpies ii6 aIS Elm febr aneenebmer
unb Ie berfsbItsn aud nidt. ale Sebens.
tpirbisieitsn ber Stabt unb rlmeegeno
su betra&ten. Srau Serr ii cine SGiue.
Ter bon Srau Motisia unb iis batten fih
felt Ianeen Sabren ni&t mebr eeiebsn.
- Ssrr 80. s. 9uttermann, Sobn
unferes 4lbermannes. ber fiir Ianae
Sabre bel bem bstft. George 80. Sold.
ger aneefeat iuar unb als SdIofIer,
Meiisrfdmiee unb aaesmsinsr 8sparirer
cine aussebebnte @rfabruns srbieIt. ipirb
in einisen Gaeen in bem 9msben Sc.
bdube. ia Maibinston Nbenue, iein eis
genes @efGdft erbffnen. Serr Buffers
mann ipiro Oud Elm 2aser bon Wsfsr.
i&miebipaaren unb Sbottinetpaaren Elm.
Iesen. SieseI unb StempeI anfertiseu
unb iiberbaupt ale in feline 9ran6e Elm.
fGlasenbsn Nrbsiten nuf bas Bette beior.
gen. Gr Iabet feline sablreidsn Sreunbt
unb @bnner bei ettpaieem 8sbarfe su
einem 8eiu@e Elm unb peripridt, nui
stfs aIaHe artiisI unb Grbsit su Iiefsrn
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