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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-28
GOLF.
womcn's Championship To-morrew-Pisy
on NeighbOring LINKS.

In the practice rounds at Wheaton for tho
women's championship Of the United States.
which begins tomorrow, the Boston ana
Philadelphia entrants have done 80 well
that 1t Is probable the Cox cup will be brought
back to the East. II Miss Bessie Anthony.
the Western champion. should not win out
The Misses Spence. who are at wheaton In
Mrs Clement A. Griscoms party. are MEM
beers of Westward Ho and residents Of Liver
pool They are on visit to the Grlscoms
and have entered from the Merton Cr,cket
Club IL will be the first womens cham
pionship in which players who reside IN
England have entered. The programmes
for the week at Wheaton Is as follows
Tuesday Medal play round. ~ holes; association
prizrs for three lowest scores. 80 to qualify.
round match Ao, play ior A non
Qualihers. prizes from Chicago Golf cluo' ana
second round, match play; 1919. .,.,, Ar.,-
naneas suJ% . mss sn e. sss'
president Chicago Golf Club ,...,,,
ebie"sS Goif CUB SHa putting e'1'' -
Saturday Final round. IS holes. Afternoon on,
Chicago Centennial Committee.
Playing for the Governors cup ., at the
the first tee. from which the ground runs runs
uphill for distance OF over one hun nfnHs
yards, thence to the green in gentle slope
the distance from tee to hole being S2o yaaos.
VI. +, Wyckon and Mills were on the first
green when Mr.. Christie drove. his bal COM COM
yards to the right of the green. In the third
competition for the cup thirteen cards were
returned, T. c. Chickering winning nrst
place. The lowest net scores were:
E. c. Chlckering, Nv, l2--s7; N Harrison. ~.
ass; F. L. Pierce, iO8, l8-eO j H. D9nnlng lo,'
1891: +. Van Tassel, i'll, 1898: W. T. Wyckon.
1905 12e4 F., W. Christie los, li-e4; l.. HARRISON
l27 32-95
GLEN RIDGE. N. j.. Sept. 27-The Glen
Ridge Golf Club had the Hackensack golfers
as their opponents yesterday afternoon, the
home team winning by this score
Glen Ridge-H ID. Smith. 0: r. Mitchell, o; J. N.
Holton, /; b. Mcdonald, l: {. Place. 3 Total. 10.
Hackensack -MofYet. 8: Temple. 4: Williams. u
Cover. o: Shotwell, o. Total. l.
GREAT HARRINGTON. Mass. Sept. 21-ln
the thirty-six hole final round for the Wyan.
ttenuok cup, / l. keliogs, Fox HIS III ;.r 1fat
Slayback. Glen Ridge. for the consolation.
tenuck, won the handicap cup with So. 70,
SUMMIT. N j., Sept, 7,-At the Canoe
club defeated the Colonla club Of Railway
in the East Jersey Golf League contest,
Country Club-Hayey, 8: Wright. g. Fnney. o.
Johnson, s: p. II. Raner. g. Total, IL.
Colonia-Breck o: Ward o; McCo rmick. l:
Cochrane. o. Morris, o. Total. /.
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FARMERS OPPOSE BARGE CANAL.
Resolutions Adopted by tho OneOnta
Union Agricultural Society.

ONEoNTA. N. Y. Sept. N.-At meeting
yesterday Of the officers Of the Oneonta
Union Agricultural Society, one Of the larg-
est and most successful agricultural socie-
ties in the State, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Resolved. That the proposition now before
the taxpayers Of New York to bond the State
for SOL 900 for barge canal. which will
no doubt cost when completed at least $780,
oo.OOO. Is calculated to enrich the elevator
trust and the Western farmer at the expense
Of the New York farmer and should be Wig
orously opposed by every Intelligent tax
payer.
RESOLVED, That 1t is the sense of this society
that probably so per cent. Of such appro-
priation or money actually spent on the canal
would be paid to Italian laborers and eventu-
ally find It's way to Italy: that a considerable
part would 60 to pay land damages and a
large portion Of the entire sum would be
absorbed by grafters.
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FIRE SET IN A HALLWAY.
Blaze Apparently Incendisry in west
Thirty.ninth street Building.

Thirty.nlnth Stfeet buhoInS'
The Fire Marshal and the Tenderloin
police are trying to learn how the fire early
on Saturday morning in the hallway OF the
five-story building at 10 West Thirty-ninth
street was started.
The ground floor Is occupied by Munsch
l. Protzmann. druggists. The two floors
above are used for business purposes, while
two families occupy the two upper floors.
MI. Sweeney. the night clerk in the drug
store, closes the store at midnight. He has
a room on the second floor When he fin
ished work early on Saturday morning he
went directly to his room. He had to go
around the corner to the Thirty ninth street
entrance. Sweeney locked the street door
after him.
He read for an hour or So when he smeled
smoke and found the hall full OF it..
Sweeney yelled loudly to awake the ten
ants upstairs and then hurried downstairs
On the first floor he found pile of papers
burning so fercely that the flames had set
fire to a pine board partition.
Sweeney kicked the burning paper and
grasped the door knob, expecting TO find
it open. II was locked as he left 1t when he
entered. He found Policeman kelleher
on the corner and the latter turned in an
alarm. The fire didn't do much damage
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AUTOISTS OUT FOR A RECORD.
Will Try to Run From Chicago to New
York in F1fty.four Hours.

CHICAGO, Sept. 27.-Fifty-four hours from
Chicago TO New York by automobile is the
record which four New York automobilists
hope to establish tomorrow and on Tuesday.
Bert Holcomb. Laurie Duffie. Dave Adams
and Harry Scundol arrived in Chicago last
Friday. going slowly to select the best route
They will leave in 24-horse power gasolene
car tomorrow and will not stop. except when
they must change drivers.
1t Is expected that this constant running
will be made possible by relay driving. two
OF the men being at all times In the car and
the other two going by train and then taking
charge Of the car for the next stage OF the run.
This will be the first trip Of the kind to be
attempted.
The journey is 1850 miles. The automo-
bilists hope to reach New York on Wednesday
at noon.
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BADLY HURT BY BATTED BALL.
Boy Struck by Liner and His Skull May
BE Fractured.

ORANGE. N. j.. Sept. 27-Henry Kernes.
the fifteen year-old son of Mr., and Mrs.
James Kernes Of IS Chapman street. Orange.
IL In critical condition at the home OF his
parents because OF an injury received yes,
terday afternoon While watching bal!
game he was struck on the head by batted
ball, The lads skull is believed to be- frac;;
tured The game was between two local
teams, and the boy was standing near the
third base line when a hot liner batted by,
First Baseman Carroll of the Central A. c.
struck him over the left temple.
and carried to the Orange Memorial Hospital.
He was treated there and later his father
appeared Despite the protest OF the phys;;
on taking his son home. where he became very
i'll soon after.
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ELECTION NOTICES.
ELECTION NOTICE.

7 THOMAS l.. HAMILTON. Clerk OF the CounI
of REV YORK, do hereby publish ia accordaj
with ihe provisions Of Sections and Of CHAR
rs OF. the Laws OF 1877. and scctlons I and
cn.pt VI s5 OF the Laws OF 1901 and Chapter 2s?
arc known as the Election Law, the following
eceysa Sy me i SEw Shs SS SssKeary of
ONCE Of the Secretary OF STATE.
sir: S.stice is hereby given. that, at the General
Election tN be held In this state on the TUESDAY
the the SSRaay officers n ay BE- r
fully voted for. to wit:
Assoc tie Judge Of the Court % Oh ApPsaIs in
viii expire 90 the last day OF December next
Justice - the supreme Court. for the First
whose term OF office WIN expire on the last day OF
ese Justice Of ,ne supreme Court for the Second
Judicial District, in the place Of william W. Good
rich whose term OF once Will expire on the las,
Gay OF later orer to be voted for in that par, Of
New York County annexed taken from West
County and DistrNt Oficers also to be elected
for said County
ThI5,y Ave m en- s,,s Of .; As WsT onu.D
All whose terms OF \ nee will expire on the las.
q The said General there is to be sub
mitted 10 the people, Gr the purpose Of voting
thereon, the following pra position or question EN-
bodied in Section Is OF Ch'ptef it' OF inc Lawn OF
"ShaIl CHAPTER one hundred and forty seven Of
the laws OF nineteen hundred and three, entitled
An Act making provisiOnA for Issuing bonds 10
the amount OF not TO exceed one hundred and one
Canal. the Oswego Canal and Ale Champlaln Canal
and providing for submission OF tho same TO the
people 70 be voted upon at ne General Election
TO be held In the year nineteen hundred and three
be approved"
Given under my hand and seal OF ONCE Of the
Secretary OF State, at the City OF Albany. this
twenty ninth day Of July In the yxar one thousand
JOHN F, 3BRIEN,
Estate SeaIl Secretary OF State
tFied and recorded July 30. t00SJ
And In compliance with the provisions Of the
as part Of the foregoing notice, the title OF each
city of1cer who may be voted for at saich election
above mentioned, namely, at the General Election
10 be held In this State on the Tuesday succeeding
the first Monday of November next (Novembcr
s. 1903. by the electors OF the County Of New York
or any part thereof. VIZ:
Mayor.
Comptroller
President OF the Board Of Aldermen.
President Of the Borough OF Manhattan.
President Of the Borough Of The Bronx.
Justice OF the Municipal Court for the TWelfN
District OF the Borough OF Manhattan 49,.
teenth District Of the Borough Of Manhattan.
An Alderman In each Adermanic District, mum.
bered to 81. Inclusive In the Borough OF Nan.
haitian.
An Alderman in each Aldermanc District. mum.
bered IS 10 A. inclusive. In the Borough OF Tho
Bronx.
Given under my hand and seal of once Of tho
County Clerk of New York County this thirty -nrs,
day OF July. one thousand nine hundred and three
THOS. L. HAMILTON.
lseal.l County Clerk.
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tn Meet I'm the Transatlantic.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Sept. 1.-THE following
horses are to meet in the Transylvania Stake
here next week: Judge Cullen. 2:lO1. Dillon
Boy 2Os4 Caspian. 2O7h Jay Moiregor.
2 :Os. Alfred Starr, 2:i4A; Kent. 2l2k Kinney
Lou, 2O7i1; .Bally Buck, ,22:o7H: Hawthorne
2Oai. There is to be a 2:O2 pace
in which the following sidewheeers are en-
tered: Harold H. 204; DR.. ,Madara. ?os;
Knox Gelatine King, 20l4 Dan X, 2Olr
2054 Ridley r., 2o6t. Shadow Chimes. 2o5,
and prince Direct 2:O7
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STOLE AND GAVE TO HIS MOTHER.
Boy Of IL Says She and the Man She's to
Marry Got Most OF the $50.

wv uOUt VI tuC WV
John Long, "A years old, of 10 East
Thirty-seoond street. was locked up in the
East Thirty-ffth street station yesterday
afternoon after he had confessed to steal
ing $50 from his employer, Adolph Wer-
ner Of 543 Third avenue.
His mother. Mrs. Elsie Keenan,, and
George Quinn Of PA East Fifty-second
street, who the police say is about to be-
come the woman's third husband. were
arrested for completely in the robbery.
The boy was sent to the United National
Bank, Forty-second street, near Broad
way, to deposit SO on Sept. II. He changed
kept the rest. Werner learned on Satur-
day that his account WIS $50 short and
notified the police. Long told sergt. DAILY
that he gave his mother $50, Of which she
handed over $50 to Quinn, Quinn bought
the boy rifle out Of the $50, the latter said.
Both Quinn and the boys mother denied
that they had received any of the money.
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WILLIAMSBURG Yacht Club Resa,,a.

The fall regatta OF the Williamsburg
Yacht club was decided yesterday over the
clubs courses on Flushing Bay. II was
sailed over triangular course Of ten miles
The Cornelia, Pin0chle, Pearl DigiuS Imp,
Teddy, Jr,, and Yankee Cir were the winners
The Ala gship Pearl owned and sailed by
CommO dOre william T.. Long. made the fastest
time over the course and takes he club cham
pionshiD pennHnt Tor the year
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Green PAGER Goes Mile In 2Oz -.

LEXINGTON, Ky. Sept. IA four-year-old
brown FLY by Gambetta Wilkes. dam by c. +.
CLAY. owned and driven by Glen Beachy. Ir..
covered a mile here last Saturday In 2Mi.,
which Ia the fastest mile TO the credit OF IA
green PAGER in Kentucky.
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RooKLYN. II: CINCINNATI. 7-FfRsr oAMs.
.Batted for Suthon In the ,fth inning.

Brooklyn. ...............7 0 0 5 5-H
Cincinnati ..........,...O o o g.
Two base hits--Strang, Fohl Coronran Three
base hlts--nnly az, Jacklitsch. Home run.Jack-
litsch. Hit by pitcher-By Suthon, !; BY Reidy' ::
OF Reidy Il off Raglan. ?. First base on errors--
Cincinnati. 8; Brooklyn, 1. Left ON 6ases ,oSh,
cinnat, IA: Brooklyn, I. Sacrifice hiS--oooos'
Jordan Stolen base Sheckard. Struck out
Y suthoa /: by Reidy; 4. BY Ragana cor polSe
passed ball-Jacklitsch. Wild pitch-Ragan. I'm
pirc-Hurst. Time7 hours and minutes.
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HANDBALL.
Nike Egan Back From Ireland-ScOres
in the Different Courts.

Mike Egan. who has been touring In Ireland
since his match with Herlihy in July returned
last Saturday on the Lucania. He had u
lot to say about the game in the -auld dart" and
played exhibitions and matches in Galway,
Oughterard. Baltinslass. Omagh, Derry.
Strabane and Limerick At Foxford county.
Mayo. he struck snag in the shape Of
player named Walsh Egan played him
three games, using tennis ball. and Walsh
won. the score being 2l--7. 2l-i. 2l-s.
The scores Mt Epan a Yesterday were as follows
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CHICAGO IN. L., 10; RoeroN IN. u, 3.

CHICAGO Sept. T.--Boston made almost no night
at ali in the last game Of the season, and Chicago
won al will. Wicker had the visitors for MARKS.
while Carney was hit hard and gave many passes.
Chicago tried two new men, Mclean and Morerty
Neither did any batting, but both Yielded In pleasing
fashion. Willis's attempt to play nrst was q iudi-
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c1NNAr1. 7: BRooxLrN. e-sEcoNp DAME.

Two base hits-Doyle. Ritter, Kerwin eymour.
Three base hits--Dahlen, Hahn Donln; home
run-Corcoran. First base on balls-On Ham, Z.
of Catcher. 2. Left on bases-Cincinnan o.
Brooklyn. s. Stolen bases--Dobbs. D3niin-
Struck out-By Hahn, 8. Passed ball-Peitz
Wild pltch-Hahn Umpire-Hurst. Time-i hour
and IA minutes. Attendance--e,Mo.
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IN The BASEBALL WORLD.
LAST CONTESTS OF THE NATIONAL
LEAGUE PENNANT SEASON.
Brooklyns win and Lose in Cincinnati ana
Split Even on seasons SoSies-Nar'
slinals and Philadelphia Each Take q
Cameo hicagos Close With victory

CINCINNATI. Sept. Pin the closing games
OF the season the Reds and the Brooklyns
divided honors to-day This gives tho two
teams an even break on the seasons series.
The batting was heavy on both sides and the
fielding none too steady In the first game
the Brooklyns found suthoK and Ragen
easily and soon had the Reds distanced. me
Reds had fourteen men left on the bases.
Jackltsch. with a home run and long three
Dagger, was the batting hero The second
game went to the home team. who buncned
their hits of Thatcher. The game was
stopped In the fifth by darkness,
BROOKLYN. IL: CINCINNATI, 7-F1Rsr GAME
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Two base hits Brown. Gleason. Mailman. Three
base hit -Smoot. Home run Smoot. Sacrifice
hts-Ryan. McFetrdge. Stolen bases Titus.
Fraser First base on balls-OR McFethdge, e.
of Brown. T. struck out BY Brown. Q. Left on
base-St Louis 7: Philadelphia, T. Umpire
Moran Tlme-I hour and % minutes.
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At the Jersey City Handball Club the at,
traction was the series between Gordon and
Kelly against Cronin and Mulvey. The
former pair won Ave straight and need only
matoh nsx SUNDAY 70 WIN tne ,bs
club also battled for honors. and Murphy
and Curry defeated Clynes and Lillis. 2l-i2.
I'll ala Other scores were:
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IN. H.. Q. IT. Lous N. L., s-rIRsr

ST. LouIB, Sept. 27-The National League season
here closed to day with = double header between
St Louis and Philadelphia, the frst game going 20
the visitors and the second 70 the Cardinals In the
frst contest Manager Donovan tried new pitcher,
Helms, picked up ON the town lots, ana DO twtrlea
been OF proper quality. In the second game, with
Brown In the boz. the Cardinals put up a lively
uane Attendance Al00.
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'Uatt6Q
for Helms In the ninth Inning,
Philadelphia ...,...,..,0 o ] %
81. Louis .,.,.....,....O D o y o O-9
Two base hit--Hulswltt. Three-base hit-Tltus
Homo run-Rrain Sacrifice hits-Zmmer. HUI
swift Double pay-Brain and Ryan. Stolen
bascs--Parrell. bunleavy, Hulsw1tt ca. Burke
Fraser 4. struck Out-By Fraser, 0; by Helms. L.
Left on bases Louis. O. Philadelphia, 0. I'm
plre-Moran. TIME hour and d minutes
Ct LOUIS IN. L.. g. PHILADELPHIA IN. L.. .
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American League. GIsarr y Tvs Detroit. B'wsy
4 IBtb 81 AW,
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pROEEssIONAL SITUATIONS wANrED.

WANTED Position ~ gg,crnce By y,,lnv
woman of eduratlou and FAp-rirHca reasonable
compensation asked n othcr cOnditk,nA AZ, con
genial exchange " references dcslrys Addrrs,
N. a.. boz 20 sun once
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Six smart rubbers were played by members
street court yesterday, and James Dunno. ST..
figured prominently in the, play. Next SUN
day there will be q special match for $50
.ida hatuoop w Slatnr and ! Murphy.
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American League Record.
other Games.


other Games.
ATNEvARK
RH.R.
New York IN. I.l 4 o q 90 v
newark ,.,....... D o %
Batteries -Cronln and Warner: Moriarty and
Shea
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TURF
SITUATIONS wANrED-NALEs

--S-N"N"'N>N~~|>NNr>~>>~>~y,>
Al ACCOUNTANT Office and financial man.
agrl 'ohhdcntlAl and credit man twelve years
ru'tonlod ana know best trisic eight years In
present. position; Will relocate. CONFlDFNTlAI
Don l0 sun uptown oincc 1903 Broad way
As SERVANT To q gentleman. by middle aged
man go0u wages asked, references. advertiser
mas lfattllrd " tropical climates. Is strong healthy
ana active W q, West End. \. J.
FIRST CLASS HELP NJ -atariues Swedish
Employment Once, 80 West ?ah q Tel 5l,t
Madison MISS LARSON
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TCOmmenclng At To O'cOckl,
AT THEIR HORSE AUCTION MART
$50 and 1872 East 18th ST..
Between Third and Fourth AYES, New York.
Catalogues ready morning OF each sale. Pur-
chssers will always ind a large and interesting
list to select from,
Those desiring TO sell can make entries at
any time up to r. N. the dav before the sale
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sITI ATIONs WANTED vEMALr:,.

NURSE offers services tn lady or pan.y going
10 EUROPE. Y 5is Fast iiTth St
STtNOGHApHrti IS p.srirr guisE. accurate.
experienced psinstsking industrious: satsry mod
efas, fhfbEHI' ~. 90 hust IJJiY 81
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First base on errors Chicago, 4: Boston, g. Loft
on bases-Chicago II: Boston, y, Two.base bits
Evers, wicker. Sacrnce hlt-EveEs. stolen bases
:-sasle. Mccarthy. Chance 20; ESers o.; Piss
Wicker, 1. Struck out-By Wicker 0: by CArney.e
Umpire-ODay Tme--i hour and Is minutes
Attendance 1000.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-03
@apue Gpuntp.

6unesaale, e,-Dis Staaunsen bes So.
tel @opne nurben am DonnerItua Ra6s
mittas poafdnois burd einen 9rano ssr'
fi6rt, Der pnbrihsinliH our4 einen iiber.
beijten Ofsn in Der Office Der Stadium
gen eniitanben mar. Die ansrensenee
Sdmi,be bon BOpb & Dennis parb
sbsnfaas TART bel6db,st unb bic Siss
mar 10 erOB, bab bic 5arbe unb Ssnher
Der Stoauneen bes Nationul Sotels aud
tati bsi&dbiat purOen. -Sn bet Perion
oss anOrsus 2iebis psritarb am psrHOHs.
nsn Donnerita8 Woreen Elm laneidbri.
ger unb ssu6teter Osuiidsr Burger unie.
rr Stubt on aassmeiner S6pd6e.
Der 8srhortsne tpurbe i'm Sabre 1882
in 8usern eebOren unb fam 1854 nod
4merlta er ipiro BON finf 2inoerr
iiterlebt. Die 8ssrOisuns srfoIste Sonn,
tag, na6 sinsm Grauerbiente in Der St
RaseaIsna 2ir&e. ben Bfurrsr @iaium
Sahsa lsiiste.
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SdS Thdl dbndrtS.

Iaulur. bisiiss pObItetannts
DiOsart Auartett tpiro ndditsn Sonntap
IN gbnmbersbure bel einem Rsmorial
@ottesbienit Oes glf Oroens iinsen.-
puttid Donlin bon Sio Scranton tpurbs
ssitern in ber 1upIOr 8s6s bur6 sineu
Cedenfaa eefdbrIi6 perIsbt. Ser Gin.
fturS erfolete burh bic Gri6aiterunp
elmer Spreneuns.-Ssst bsrriGen Srof
uno Wlno, iauf naime aleiber Dir ae.
ituino. 5ldbmann & @sibsI.
- Soiepb Susbss BON Dodge Strabs
wuroe setern in Der NO. 3s9s hurG
einsn 5elisnfaq bon Der Dsds i6nsr
Usrlsbt unb BEN ROies IapIor SOipiiaI
lberfdbIt.
Sra Rrssss, tpsI6er auf elmer 8au.
srsi uuf BEN @sbires binisr Olb 5Orst
pObnt. mar an Wontas NOrssn fruit
ni6t lpenie srfaunt. als er iib bsin
Dielten umpnnbte unb oirett in ben 9auI
slnss RsUOIpers blidts. ben Elm mnsIirtsl
Dlann lbm uOrbielt. Der 8erI faete tsir
Bort. bis cine anbere Stimme ibm au.
risf. oas ss an bsr 3sit fsi ,u ssbsn.
pOrauf arss8e Bsiiunp srbIslt, ii1 tu-
big tu peTbaltsn, ober iis nlrben surId'
tsbTen uno ibm ben Ubersn 5beil bes 8o'
pies abblaien. 9rssss partste, bis bi,
bsicsn Rdubsr iid sntfernt batisn uni
mn4te oann bic @ntoedune, oub er uu
$40 in SaaresIo uno perihiecene @b'
uaaren befpblen tporben mar.
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Dttt6tOn.

- Wartin 8urfs's Wirtb'6aft an
8arionaee StruBe tpuroe ON Sonntaa
Dlorssn bon mebrersn ginbredern uu,
stpa $40 8anrselb unb Wnaren i'm
8srtbe bon mebreren bunoert Dolais
behoblen.
& Ser 90 Sabre aIte Sarrp @iIliumS
BON Wpomlne tpurbe am 5reitae in be,
Wount 2oofout 3ebe. aIs er an einem
elsftrii6sn Nlotor arteitete, bur6 BIZ
8eribruna nit Der Drabtleitune uuf beI
STEELE eeiDetet.
-3wei erobe Sdeunen, anerenaent
an ben alien Simpion & Da.iinS 2absn.
,u Sorip Fort, tpurben am Donnertup
gll6i mitinmmt ibrem SnbaIt total burt
eln iseuer ,erh6rt. einen 8erluit bon Gbel
s4, 900 ueruriaheno.
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0ater StraBe ipurbe borlebte Wittpot
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elne @sloiumme unb Nnsubl @isarrer
befpbIsn. Der aIs SuuSine6t bort an.
aehsQls Nessr SpnOer tpuroe BON be,
goliSei oils perbd&tis perbaftst.
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inoem bic Bfsrbe bss 6eipanues idsuten,
tpoburd Sia bonn 8aeen abesnorfsr
unp 10 fbtper perlebt patb, bab er nod
einissn Dlinutsn furb. Ser 8erun'
slidie tpotnte in WpOmine.
- Ser bisEse Stabtratb it eriu&i
porben. bic grlOubnib su eeben, bub sins
9inie bss ,,GrodIsb 5roasp" bon bier
bis nab @sit Bitiston aIs Elm Grpsri'
msnt initiqirt tperoe, cine 9lituns bon
sttpa brei Weilsn. Soqte bas grpsri'
msnt ii6 aIS srfoIsrsi& srtpeiisn. 10 ia es
m6slid, baB es bon Der Stabt aneetuufl
pirb.
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DattSpiQe tpuroen porleBten Dlitiipot
Rnhmittns stpsi Rdnnsr auf Der Sisas
sei6otet uno elmer idlimm rsrlsst. Ss,
llnfua ereienete iit, als cine Sprens'
une porssiiie erfolete. Die 9si6btstsu
bsibsn BuuI 9ruiion unb @umis Ruso.
Der name bes S&ueiusrIsBtsn IL unbe'
fannt.
- Gin Wann, Der iih nIs SrnnI
BIuder bon Scranton ON 5reitus Absnt
i'm 5rsmbenbud bes Sinclair Snuiss boz
bier einf&risb. tpurbs am Sumitus Mit'
tag in ieinem Gunner burd 2su6teui
erfiidt uufsefunben. SIN ieiuen Iuidsr
fono mon Elm gcupsrt Der pine 8roo
3s@e nit BEN Namsn Srauf Opiti6s
9unbIunssr fur ben WIner go. 1870
Ob Der Munn SsIbfmOrb bssins oOsl
iein Tob einsm 3ufua susui&reiben ih
III ni6t bstannt.