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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
DOCK The CITY TUG !.
I'm nr,ooMBERG DECLARES ITS
CONTINUANCE sxTRAvAGANT.
II IS ABSOLUTELY USELESS.
VI committccmcn Dealt with Pub-
Tic Affair. on the same Principle.
They Deal with Their own, She
would Have Been Put OUT of Com
mission Long Ago.D

Gentlemen. I move that the city tug
r. put out Of commission and that a
.stchman be put in charge of her until
,lch time as she may be needed for ac-
I've service. In making this notion
continued the speaker. MIR. Sol L. Bloom
berc. IN the James River Improvement
Committee last night II am free to say
,hat II that tug had been my private
property, or II it had been the private
property of any member of this COM
r1ittce IL would have been put out Of
Commission long ago. No businessman on
business principles would keep up the
expenditure OF sSl5 per month, as the city
doing on this tug, all the while she is
,bliged TO be idle.
III any member of the committee will
,fve me single good reason why this
iug should stay in commission will with
sraw my motion.
%r, Pollock: Suppose boat landing at
,re of the wharres should catch fire
MI BloomberS: Suppose the river
should run dry and a boat should settle
10 the bottom One supposition is about
SIS pertinent as the other. / call for q
recorded vote on my motion.
Mr. Pollock moved that the motion be
tabled.
This vexed question, which comes. up
Of Every meeting of the James River
Improvement Committee, was then set
lied for the time being in favor of keep
Ing the tug in commission by the follow
ipr vote on the motion TO table:
8ves-Crenshaw, Ellyson, ferguson,
Carrier. Myers and Pollock.
Noee-Bloomberg. Turpn. and Curtis.
capt. T C. Cunningham. master of the
cttv.s tug Thomas Cunningham" was
present and reported the tug in commits.
SION. and ready for service when called
rpon. he had cleaned the boiler, painted
The upper deck, and had new canvass put
on The upper deck and on top OF the plot
house, and new combing all around. he
41-a,
S5ertering the tug, but had not yet made
q definite offer for her
The City Attorney has prepared the
dralight Of an ordinance authorizing the
committee 10 charter the tug. and it will
so presented 10 Council for enactment as
soon as possible. when the committee
hone 10 save the city from loss by hiring
the THOMAS Cunningham" ont.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
thermometers in New York.

NEW YORK, January 7.-(SpeciaL)-
The following are the Richnonders regis
tered today in New York:
Waldorf-S. D. Crenshaw and ]. w.
Graves.
Astor-H. Pender.
Broadway Central-c. H Constable.
: Gilsey-R. G. Thornton.
Marlborough. Raughan and II. w.
New Amsterdau1-c. A. Belts and wife.
Hoffman-T L. Jeffries-
Navarre-H. L. Strong and J. Coleman
Grand Union-H. o. Williams.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
A Fredericksburg Bride.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA, j anuary =:
E{Special AT high noon to-day, al the
residence of Dr. J. 5GarnettS King. brother
Of the bride, a quiet hut pretty marriage
took place. It was that Of Mr. Russell,
a. Davis. a prosperous merchant of vr-a
banna, 5Nliddlesex county Ia. ands,Mlss
Grace w. king the attractive and ac-S
scomplished daughter of the late William
The brides gown was of gray cloth.
trimmed with old lace medallions, and
Spanne crepe. SIS W.
The ceremony was peri bys8tne
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
UNLUCKY DAY FOR WOMEN.
Police Station Records Benr Wit
ness to Many Bruta1itIes Yesterday.

Police Station Records Bcnr Wit
ness to Many BrutaI1t1es Yesterday.
The arrest Tuesday of the three negro
women on Duval street for assaulting
and beating James Tucker has led to
marty complications and it seems impos-
sble to get at the truth Of the matter.
The result of the whole affair was the
swearing out of two more warrants yes
terday with subsequent arrests.
The charge first was that the women
cut Tucker over the head with a cup
and bottle. Now the charge has been
changed and a man named John Coles
is held at the Third Police Station
charged with being the guilty party.
Martha Thomas, one of the women
Tucker accused has turned upon her ac-
cuser and had him ARRESTED for assault
ing and beating her. The case was heard
in the Police Court yesterday morning.
but Justice Crutchf1eld will have the plea
sure of hearing the whole affair in detail
again this morning.
Yesterday seems to have been bad
day for wives In particular, and women
in general. The men fell upon them
cursing. abusing, and beating them pro-
miscuously. The consequence was that
many warrants were sworn out.
A negro named Jeb Johnson became
Gill dSCO Will LIS WIG Tie SUecl, duu
so far forgot himself as to undertake
to beat her on the spot. This indignity
was more than Pattie. the wife, could
stand and she had him arrested
Estelle Sears dispieased her lord and
master to such a degree that he under
took to chastise her. She took part,
just enough to show what he had done,
then she had him arrested.
George Dillard white man, was ar
rested in the First District charged with
cursi1lg and abusing his wife. The man
became so obstreperous that the wife
was forced to have him taken care of.
The case will be heard this morning.
George Coleman got In a fight with
Annie Mickens. and as would be expected
struck her. She became enraged and
had him arrested.
Arthur Anderson, a negro youth about
20 years of age. has been loafinG around
the First District for some time and
yesterday it was deemed best to place
him in confinement. He was arrested
and locked up on the charge Of being a
suspicious character.
John Alley. a white youth, was arrest
ed yesterday morning by Policeman
Baker and lodged in the First Police
Station. Alley will have to answer the
charge Of striking Walter Simms, an
other white boy. on the head with a rock
several days ago.
There were several arrests made during
T. ~ .1-<s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
COL. 'THRAsHER SICK.
connned to HI. room ana His onic

Confined to His Room and His Onice
Closed.
Revenue Agent "A. S. Thrasher's Office
in the Federal building was closed yes
sterday. Colonel Thra sher being confined to
his room at Murphy's Hotel by sickness.
and his deputies all being in the field
Colonel Thrasher was reported yes
terday as quite sick. = phx,s-lsn being Ia
attendance ON him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
Win reach the green Men.

Superintendent; Hoppe, of the first divi-
zion of the Passenger and Power Com
aany, appointed the following instructors
yesterday: W. J. Dodd. and S. Drum.
motoymen, and J. E. Gates and j. w
Ruffin. conductors. They are regularly
assigned to instruct the new men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
CIGARMAKERs' UNION.
Election md Installation ut the
Meeting Last Night.

At the meeting of the Cigarmakers'
Union last night officers for the ensuing
year We're elected and installed. the
officers are as follows: President. n. j.
Smith: Vice-President, c. L. Eacho;
Financial and Corresponding Secretary,
r. P Dollard; Recording Secretary. H.
T.. Granger: Treasurer, j. a. Provoo;
Serseant-at-Arms, William Hefner: La
bel Clerk, Benjamin Bransford; Assist
ant Label Clerk, John Day; Finance
Committee, NJ. Green. William Palmer,
A. 3. Doherty: Trustees. Joseph Levy. A.
Linder, NJ. Cohen; Delegates to the Trade
and Labor Council, John Krousse. r. p.
Dollard. Benjamin Bransford. N. J. Smith
and P. T. Berry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
wed nj. Old Point.

HAMPTON, VA. January ~ Especially
Mr.. Albert J. Calef and Miss Emma p.
Seelye We're married in the Presidents
ing by the Rev.5Thomas 81. Barry, chap
lain of Fort Monroe.
The wedding was a very quiet a fair
Mr. Calef is cashier at the Chamberlin.
Mr.. and Mrs Calef left for a wedding.
Journey North
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
WEDDING BELLS IN THE old DOMINION,

SRev.sDrsT.s s. Dunaway.S assisted by the
Rev Dr. ]. 8. Dill. ss
Asfews OF the relatives Of the contract
ing parties were present & to witness the
marriage A4.er receiving the congratu-
lalions of their friends. Ne. and Mrs
Davis took the north bound train for q
bridal trip.
Upon their return they will so to sUsa
hanna, their. future home
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08

Col Ingram,s Family Give Up Their
Residence on Grace Street.
Mrs. c. II. Ingram and her daughters
took up their residence at the Lexington
Hotel yesterday until such time as they
may join Colonel Ingram at their new
home in Louisville. Ky. The move was
not coca stoned by the attempted burglary
at their residence. on west Grace street,
as reported, but was decided on for other
good reasons OF domestic nature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
Andy Showed Temper.
lNew York Commercially

(New# York Commercially
told Of Of Andrew Carnegie. He was Is Walk walk
ing along a country road not far from
Skibo Castle when he came across an
old cottager busily. .engag ed in putting a
thatch roof on his cottage. He asked the
man why he did not put on a tiled roof
and was told that it was too expensive.
"F1ow much ~ he CURLY asked.
Fifty pounds. - he man replied. and to
his intense amazement and joy MIR. Car
negie there and hen. wrote him out
check for that amount Going indoors,
heEto1d his wife the news.
3. Mon" she said scornfull Why dinna
We say s75? Go an tell him We made a
mistake.
The cottager journsyed up to the castle
and was shown in tt; MIR. Carneg1e's study.
He explained that he mad been wrong
about the cost, saying It .would%be e25
more The millionaire philanthroptst
asked for the check back. coo1ly tore 1t
to pieces, and the dismayed. and d1scon-
solate cottagers was promptly shown the
door
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
ANALYSIS FREE

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Department. Warmers Safe Cure Com
pany. Rochester, n. Y: the doctors will
make analysis and send you report anu
advice free. together with valuable
medical booklet which tell all about dis
eases of the kidneys, liver, bladder, ana
blood, and their treatm
WARMERS SAFE CURE is purely
vegetable and contains no narcotic or
harmful drugs.
1t is free from sediment and pleasant
to take. lBevvare of so-cnIed kidney
cures full of sediment and bad od1or.
they arc dangerously It does not con-
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tors themselves in the leading hospitals
as the only absolute cure for all forms
of disease of the kidneys, bladder, and
blood.
WARMERS SAFE PILLS move the
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Warmers Safe Cure is what you need,
you can buy it at any drug store. two
sizes. so cents and sl.00 a bottle.
Refuse Substitutes and limitations.
There is no kidney cure lust as good
as Warmers. Insist on the genuine. SUP
stitutes contain harmful drugs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
THE COUNTRY DOCTOR.

80
In his big fur coat and with mittens big
as hams.
With his string OF bells a-j1ngling,
through the countryside he slams.
There are lots of calls to make, and he's
always on the tear.
Adjoining in his cutter like an amiable
bear.
And It's hi-i-i, there.
Johnny. don't we care.
Though tbs aching something awful and
is most too much to bear.
Just-be-gay!
AS soon as it is day.
The pain will go a-hyin, for the doctors
on the way.
There are real, true saints, there are
angels all around.
But there ISM one that's we1comer than
he is, Ill be bound.
When he BUSHES in the bedroom and he
dumps his buff'ler coat,
And sticks a glass Thermometer a-down
the suffrin' throat.
And it's cfirk, cheer up!
Mother, bring a cup!
You're going to like this bully when you
take a little sup.
There-there-why,
There's twinkle in your eye.
You'll be out again tomorrow, bub: gid
dap, gid-dap, egood-by Z
Holman i. Day, in pine Tree Ballads"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
A WEAK! SYSTEM,

When the stomach is weak he5whole5
system becomesssveak also be caus a it's
from the stomach we receive siren 9Th
Besides weakness. GU also So Her fon1
IN ss of Appetite, N;luse;.,S Sc: u ead cad
a he, Indigestion, COnstlpat on.
and Liver Troubles. For these
complaints you cannot take Ssbett ter.
5lnedicine than III ostetter s stomach
sBitteIs. ltpOsitivel y4cllres.I rysa
bottle and satisfySyourself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
THREE CoRNERED GAME.
Pool Tournament Was Full of Sur
priscs Yesterday.


priscs Yesterday.
Tho pool tournament now in progress
at the Tuxedo took a decided change last
night. the leaders losing to the men who
had made lower scores previous to this.
The. result of last nights play makes the
contest three-cornered tie. From pres
ent indications it is hard to say who will
be the victor.
The attendance at the games has, been:
large, and great interest has been shown
by the pool lovers of the city.
The score of last nights games was as
follows:
Wilbon won from Baughman. Morris
won from Flegenheimer. and Carter won
from Graves.
The scoresstands now ~
Won. Lost.
Flegenheimer
sSfllbon
Baighman -.
MOTIFS
Graves 1 80
SCtrter 15Ssf s.
Schedule Of game to-day: Morriss plays
sBaughnan, Flegenheimer plays Graves,
Garter plays Wilbcn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
THE BOYS.

THE BOYS.
Where are they?-thes friends Of my child
hood aenchanted ;$ssss.ss
The clear, laughing eyes looking back in
my own,
And the warm, chubby fingers my palms
haressol wanted,
AS when NE raced over 81
Els Pink pastures Of clover,
And Knocked the quail's whirA and the
humble bees sdrone2 81
Have. the breezes OF time blown their
blossomy faces
Forever adrift down the years that are.
f1own? 5
Am never 70 see them romp back to
their plac es,
Where over the meadow,
In sunshine and shadow,
The meadow lark S trill and the humble
bees drone?
Where are they All s dim in the dust lies
the clover:
The whippoorwllrs can has s sorrovfnls
And the 8 dove 81 have wept At Il over.
and over q 3f
s Ivan the glad lustre
OF youth, and the cluster
Eof faces asleep there the humble baee
IL IS sr.as yukftrn,nh r2llar 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08
Col 1ngrnm,s Family Give Up The1,

WILL STAY AT THE LEXINGTON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08

that Warmers Safe Cure
did It. I believe that the
medicine will do all that
it claims to do, If the
patient will follow the
instructions to the let
ter."-(Rev) I. VII
LARS, Pastor NJ. e.
Church.
TEST YOUR URINE.
If there is a reddish
sediment In it. or if it
is cloudy, or if you see
particles or germs float
ing about in It, your
kidneys. are diseased
ANALYSIS FREE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08

There were several arrests made during
the day for drunkenness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08

Arthur Anderson, a negro youth about
20 years of age, has been loafing around
the First District for some time and
yesterday it was deemed best to place
him in confinement. He was arrested
and locked up on the charge Of being a
suspicious character.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-09-03
Rein MenfheufreEer.

SIN Sabre 1901 ma&te bur9 bic sanse
Wett oas f4auerIi&e 8ehdnbnib oes
S&ubma@ers 8aruti1a aus Monsbere
in Steiermarf bic 8unbe, er babe feline
ToGter Sobanna ermorbst, fe in Slide
sei&nitten. bieie eebratsn unb bsrsebri.
90 Der Weni@enfreHer aue m6slihen
Details lber feline Sbat CAB. bas Dab,
den Sobanna beri&nunben mar, 70
tpurbe er auf @runb feines eigenen Sc.
ftdnbnifes gum lobe b~eruribsilt. absr su
lebsnsldneIi6em 8srtsr besuabist, petI
er einen fat ibierii&en ginbrud ma1ts
unb elm Offences @efdnbniB abIeete.
Seine Srau erbielt cine mebridbriss &sr.
tsritrafe pesen aneebIider Mitf6ulb uni
Ssblersi. Sebt CAB Elm bon Der Yolissl
in Brain uufseerlfenes unb tpesen 8a'
8~abunbaee perbaftetes Mdbden an. fl
iei bic Sobanna 8arutida. Die beb6rb.
li4en nnteriu@unsen ersabsn bic 8i6
tietelt bieier Ausiage. Wan gIaubt,
oab Der u~erurtbeiIte 9aruti6a feinerseiI
oas @sftdnbnib in 8eiti8 un,urednunss
fdbisem 9uitanbe abIeste. Gs iinb 10,
fort Sbritte sur &sbabilitirung bel
8aruti&a'f6en @beIsuts sinssIsitst, bod
ipeib mon niHt. Dor tpel6em @eri&t beu
proseb tpieoer aufeenommen tpirb. Sli
bic @ssnsr Der 9OoeSfrafe 1T Der trau'
rise 8Orfaa Mafer auf bic WabIe. bu
bier Elm SuftiamOrb nur baour@ psrbin
bert tuurbe. bab Der 2aiisr ieinerssit Dor
fsinsm Re&t Der 8ssnubisune @sbruud
mahte,
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The Scranton Merchants Mutual Premium Stamp Company.

idibe uufeefteqt tperben. @r babe gan,
sufdaiB bon bieien 8efsfisunssperten.
bic eana i'm @sbeimsn ssbaut piirben,
8enntniB erbalten. Die 8ereinieten
Staten iolten nun ibrerIeits bas Iinie
nfer hes Rio @ranbe. Der bic Creme
bllbet, in dbnIidsr @eiie befsfisen.
oenn, tpenn aud sur Belt Sreunbf@afi
sDifGen ben 8ereinisten Staten unb
Wsrieo beitebe, 70 ipiie ma bod nidt.
tpie balb iih bas dnbern f5nne.
8esI9li6 Der 8antinen erfIdrt Grant,
Der ielbft elm TotaI Z. Gbfinenaler 1T /:
,Nan Fam bic @isbereinfabruns Der
8untinen aarnidt brinssnb senus sui,
pfebIen. abseieben oapon, bab fis @r'
boIuns I'M @arniionslebtn sstpSbrt, in
bic 8antine bas gIubsimmsr bes SoIba.
ten unb stpar elm gIubsimmer, in ipeIGem
er Dor Safer unb gntpirbieung esi1dbt
ut. su oenen er %auberbaIb Der @atnifon,
namentli6 auf ben en~tfernteren Poitsn.
uur gu leidt perIeitet tpirb. Dem Sol.
oaten bic 9bdrsn bes @arniioncIubs su
peri1IieBen unb Jpn in bic 2aferbbbIe su
treiben. bic BON menidliGen @eiern ges
fdbrt iperben, tpeI@e i'm su oler 4ri
SdIe&tiafsitsn perIsiien, has 1T Elm I'm.
re4t ni4t nur es8en bic SOlbaien isIbft.
ionbern eu& sesen bic @smeinben. in
oenen er %ftailonirt iein mae."
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Wi6t nHr Tarbiee tn Nlabama
3um Sffapenbtenff ae,tpunaeu.

@insr Ra&ri&t aus Crop, aIa.. su'
folee baben Deputies bes 8unbesmar,
i3aas ben PFanser Marion 9risapoot
berbaftet, ipeil er einen alien Weiben,
Namens @neIiib, unb feinen Sobn su
stpanastpelfer Arbeitspsrri1tuns auf iei.
ner Blantase f~efteebalten bate. DurdI
elm i&dnbli@es @ompIoit bate Der
Bfanser bic beiben 8eiben in feline @e.
malt befommsn. inbsm er fie obne ss'
bbrises 8rOasbuerfabrsn su $50 @sIbs
frafe peruribsilen Iieb unb fie bann stpin'
gen tpolie. bic Strafe in isinen Dieniter
nbsuarbeiten. Der Srie6ensrihter, bei
IT'D su biefer 8ersetpaItisuns bon @eist
unb &e@t berseeebsn bate, mar be,
si8ene Sobn oes Bfanssrs, unb Der 8on
ttabler. Der bic beibsn 8siBsn tpsssn On'
8ebliden 2anOfrei@ens perbaftei bate
mar elmer ieiner Anssitsqten.
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8abns4ataftrpphe

Gin sntiesIider gifsnbabnunfaG bal
bic in noine 3u gbrsn bes itaIienii6en
8bnisspuares ueranfaIteten SeRIiGtei.
ten unterbroden. 9as 3~5niespaar mar
su ben WanBpern mad lbine gsfabren,
elmer Ortf&uft. bic go Msilsn bon 8s.
nebis entfernt IieBt.
Sreitas Absnb eoIibirts Bel llbins Elm
nit Solbaten bi&t bsisbtsr 8us nit
einem Sradtsuse. Die 8rait Der goai'
ilon mar cine fur&tbare, 10 bab faif a0s
Waggons Sertriimmert tpurben. Stint
sebn Soloatsn uno elm 2apitdn tpuroen
auf Der STEELE setbbtet. go Wann-in
ibrer 3abl elm OberF -tpurben rsrIsbt,
babon IL lebenssefdbrIi6.
Die Trimmer Der 3dse ssrietben in
8ranb. nber gum Slid fonnten bic
5lammen prompt seI6i6t iuerben.
8bnie 8ietor emmanuel ~ffnttste ben
8srlsstsn i'm 2asaretb einen 8eiu6 ab.
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@eaen GruhS.

Bel BEN in SOt Springs. 3D.. taeen'
ben 9onbent Der american Bar NRoeia.
tion erreete Der 8eri6t bes Gomites fii
Sanbelseeiebe Aufieben, in tpeI&em ee'
gen Trufs entf&ieosn StsIuns senOm'
men tpirb.
DuIter 9. 2Osan bon Netp OOrf, cir
MiteIieo bes eenanniep @omiies, erffnt.
tete auerft i'm aasemsinen 1eri&t. 81
smpfabl Innabme bes gntpurfes fiji cir
n%atiOnaIes 8unierOtt8eiss. Dis Trut'
fraee, fubr er fort. uirbe bon ben Aobo'
taten 8el6it ipirben miifen tuenn ni6t
piroen Dsmaaosen re l6fen. 2dR,
man ben Gombinationsn freien Spiel
raumi, 70 tpiirbe baIb aQe Competition
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@filpaufee bat iest ebenfaus feis
men 8ubeIsS fanbal.

Inter ben 8eamten Der Stabt. unb
@cuntp'8 srtrultuns 1T bic sIafreeune
biz sum Siebepunit seftiessn. SIN Der.
6inbune nit ben 8ubeIs4 niIaeeu fnb
ndmli6 tueitere 8srbaftunssn erfcIat,
uno stpar tuurbe Der frlbsre AIbermann
Robert &uboIpb untsr Der AnfIage pers
baftet, 8site&unsssslber in Der S6be
bon $500 an8enOmmen au baden, nm als
Witelieo oes 2iesnsausiduFss bss Stact,
ratbes einsm berdGtisten Birtb bic ae.
tpGnI@te 2icens au oeriGnfsn. Ct felte
i'm @eri6t U%OrIdufs bic ssfsrberte 8dre.
J6aft. 8alo carauf srfoIsts cine ,ipeite
Ssrbafiune, inOem in 8srbinbung nit
BEN StanboI i'm 3orrettiunsbauie elm
2isferunt bon 5irnis. Namsns 8. 9.
Smith bon GbieaeO. fsitsencmmsn ipurbe,
neil er aneebli& @elber bonn @eunip be,
sos. Obne ~lberbaupt @aaren eeliefert III
babsn. @eitsre Besbaftunesn ftebsR in
Gusiiht, ba Der 9ihriftsanipaIt in ben
8sfib ip,iterer SnfOrmation eeIanet in,
bic AUDI b6bers Beanie betTsfeH Ioa.
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0ebriber s9euer's
Qebftpne
Grader Z Cafes
Bdderet,
no. S43, 346 nnb 347 Bruof etra6e,
s~e8eniiber Der anOpf. Sabrii,
Glib etrautpu.
GbenfD SrDb ieber 2(rt.
Gifenb Seittnbelle.
eeIapare, eadauauna uuo @sHern Sabu

9elatuare, ea6aiuanna uuo @ehern Balm.
Sn 8raft ben 1. Stunt 1902.
Si0Iia-gnI66t Serantcn fir gtp gprf
nm t.50, 800, COS, 7 so, 1910, Born. ; H..
40. $40 uub 1886 Ra9mittaes. Sir Itp
gcrt u. philadelphia, I'm $50 u. 1910 gOrm.;
1910 unb 1886 Na6mitta9s. 8ir gUules-
borc, $40 Na6mittdes.
R6rolih-8ir Buffalo UNI LIS, 6.22 II. 900
Wor. f.55, $50 un6 ff.t0 NaGmittdgs. SIR
9iusbamtOn, GImira unb 3pii6tnfatiOntn, nm
1925 Wlpr. uni los RabHt. Cir Ssptsp,
Spraruit unb Utica, nm IFS unb 6.22 WOT. ;
f.55 Rahmiitass. Ospegp, Spraeuls une
Utica 3us nm 6.22 Wpr. I6uft tGelit, nussf-
noriiitn Spnntags. Sir WpnirOit nm 900
Rcr.j los uub $50 Ra6m. RiholIpn Ne-
spnipeaiipn, UNI AGO unb els Rahmittags.
Bloomsburg 9ibiion-8uIGbt Snautcu
thr N~ortbumbtrIanb I'm 6.35, 1910 DIOR. ;
t.55 unb 6.t0 Ra@m. Sir plymouth I'M $40
VOrmtttagsj $40 une 9.05 Na&mittass.
Sonntass' 8hse.
eiOlia-8ir Sen gprf UNI $50, 800.
6.O5 nnb 1910 WprssHsj $40 uub 1886
Ra@m.
R6r0Ii9 - SIR Buffalo nm 1.f5, unh
6.22 Rcr.; t.55, $50 unb ft.f0 9abm.
Gir GImira unb 3pif&tHRaiiOntn, 1925 8Ur-
mittags.
Dloomsburg SibiHoH-gnIG6t Saaniuu
I'm 1910 ROT. uub 6.t0 sRa&m.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-09-03

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