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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-11-01

CHICAGO, Oct. S1.-Announcement was
made to-day by Manager Street. Of the
Chicago Clearing House Association, that
the business of the members of the asocia-
ton during the month of October. sur
passes all other months on record by
reaching sS24 1913 262. The heaviest business
previously was in July, 1903, when 1t
amounted to $791, $500
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Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
SULLIVAN, Ind. Oct. 31-Ollie Jeffry, OF
this city. heard a strange whistling noise In
corner al his home the other night. He
went into the room and caught a Mouse that
was found to be capable of whistling like
partridge and can sing with the melody Of
a canary.
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The Southern indiana. Report.

CHICAGO, Oct H.-The sixth annual re-
port Of the Southern Indiana Railroad Com
pany has just been made public. The total
earnings for the year ending June 80, 1903,
amounted to S942 572. the figures for the pre-
yious year being $3.50. 1876. The total expenses
were $3.50, 545, and the net earnings of the
road for the period were $4S2, 026, as COM
pared with S277 So in 1902.
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Criminal Assault Charged.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
LAwRENCEBURG. Ind. Oct. a.-The
Aurora city marshal tonight arrested Prof.
Frank J. Arnold, travelling palmist and
mind reader. who claims New York as his
home, and for whom a warrant was issued
here, charging him with criminally as
saulting Bessie Montooth, a sixteen-year-
old girl OF this city. The crime Is said to
have been committed this morning when
the girl called at his rooms for a read
ing" In response to his advertising. Arnold
protests innocence.
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Mayor Hoffman and the members Of tho
Board Of Health and DIR. Paul Martin. the
new superintendent OF the City Hospital.
went on a tour OF tisation yesterday
morning. examining the various sites that
have been suggested for the location Of the
pesthouse, to be built In Q short time. II n
and get the building up as soon 40 possible.
1t Is thought the site probably win be Sc
lected In a few days. II u said the board
priation with which to construct the pest
house.
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G. S. MELLEN ELECTED.

Chosen President Of the N. Y, N. H. 4
III. Railway.
NEW YORK. Oct. d.-Charles s. Mellen
was to-day elected president of the New
York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Company by the directors Of that road
Other officers elected were: William d.
Bishop vice president of the board; VIII
liam d. Bishop, jr, second vice president
Augustus s. May, treasurer. John NJ Hall
was appointed general counsel for the COM
pany. Mr.. Mellen has reappointed John
G. Parker resident secretary of the COM
pany.
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FRANKLIN COLLEGE ALUMNI.


Annual Reunion at the Home OF M.
and Mrs. G. r. Remy.
The annual reunion OF the indianapolis
alumni of Franklin College was held
last night at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles f. Remy at l6o3 Park avenue.
The house was tastefully decorated In
Franklin College colors and pictures OF old
college days were hung in profusion the
walls. The evening was spent In singing
college songs and talking over college days
A programme OF Halloween games also
added 10 the pleasure OF the evening. A
feature of these was the art gallery guess
ing contest, in which Robert A Bro xn
won first prize and Mrs. Frank Martin was
awarded the ''booby" prize. Among those
present were: Representative and Mrs.
Jesse Oyerstreet, Mr.. and Mrs. A A. Young
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A Brown. Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer +. Stevenson. ]. w. Fesler.
Miss Emma Turner OF Washington, ID. c.,
Mr.. @. ID. Dean OF Marion. Jack Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Essex. DIR. A A Ogle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Howe and DR.. aud
Mrs. 3. Fitzpatrick Of Columbus. o.
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celebrated In the top of Montauk light
house at the extreme eastern end OF Long
island. The groom's father, c. o. Gould.
was born in the lighthouse and the groom
there met his bride, Evalyne Cook. OF Lon
don, when she was visiting Long island I
friends.
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Verdict of aIansIaushter.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ANDERSON, Ind, Oct. 31--The jury re-
turned its verdict to-day in the Tillman
case. After being out day and a half.
the jury reached a decision to convict OF
Insnslaughter. The negroes will be sem
fenced Monday. Senator w. A Kittin-
ger, who defended, gave notice OF mo-
ton for new trial.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. S1.-The directors
of the Philadelphia. Baltimore & Washing
ton Railroad Company to-day authorized
a s9O,OOO,OOO mortgage and decided to issue
4 per cent. forty-year gold bonds for half
that amount The remaining $4,000, 600 will
be held In reserve In the company's treas
ury The money Is to be used for improve
meutS.
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THE USUAL TACTICS.

DR.. j. ID. Gains Appointment Re-
called and DE-. Lohrman Named.
The Board Of Health has recalled the APP
pointment OF DR.. ]. ID. Cain as superintend-
ent OF the City Dispensary. and appointed In
his place DIR. Henry Lohrmann. Mayor
Hoffman gives explanation OF the
change. saying that IL was made 70 better
the service.
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Throat Cut by Telephone Wire.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
SULLIVAN. Ind. Oct 31.-This afternoon
while Frank Hilderbrand. OF this city. was
driving his motor cycle at a rapid speed
he was struck by a telephone wire hang
Ing across the road and was thrown from
his machine and severely bruised. The wire
caught under his chin and his throat and
heck were severely cut
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Private Bank Closed.

JORDAN. Mimi, Oct. s1-The Scott
County Bank, private institution owned
by Minneapolis parties. closed its doors to-
day. Inability to realize on securities was
the cause of its failure. Its liabilities and
assets are unknown.
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POWER RIGHTS INVOLVED
IMPORTANT SUIT FILED IN THE CIR
CUT COURT AT GOSHEN.
O. G. Conn Seeks to Preserve His
Power Rights Against Walter
Browns Company.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
GOSHEN, Ind. Oct. 31.-The recently or
ganized Elkhart Power Company, of which
Governor Durbin and District Chairman
Walter Brown, Of Elkhart, are the principal
one of two injunction suits filed against the
city Of Elkhart in the Elkhart Circuit
Court here.
cent sale Of the Elkhart Hydraulic Com
pany to Walter Brown and his associates
and the clash that followed with rival COM
panies at Elkhart in the companys plan to
secure the holdings and rights 1t desired.
The controversies were with ex-Congress-
man Charles G. Conn, who years ago pur-
chased Of the Hydraulic Company a tract
Of land on which is now located his two
instrument factories and Touring mill and
improvements aggregating $40. 900. The orig
inal sale included perpetual power rights,
aggregating 173 horse power, and worth
5000 annually. This right is about to be
impaired by the sale by the city of lots
on which 1t claims title by reason of paying
paving assessments, which lots Mr..
Browns company seeks and the purchasers
Of which could shut off Mr.. Conn's water
power unless his easement in such head
race is established perpetually, as he now
asks. and the city is now sought to be en-
Joined from selling such lots without pro-
viding for the right Of the plaintiff to this
power for all time. The hearing will take
place Monday.
The second suit brought by the Elkhart
Electric Company, which now provides the
city with light and most of the factories
with power, and which Will soon get its
power from the mammoth Hen-island dam,
between Elkhart and Mishawaka, and which
company is a rival OF Walter Browns COM
pany. Mr.. Brown secured from the city. on
petition, the vacation Of a strip of land
of one Of Elkhart's streets-on which are
the light and power poles Of the Elkhart
the poles moved from this street within
fifteen days, which entails q cost of 81, 500
and great inconvenience TO patrons. The
city is sought to be enjoined from moving
these poles.
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YOUNGSTOWN, o., Oct. 3L-Orders have
been received to bank all the furnaces of the
Carnegie Steel Company in the Youngstown
district. One at Niles Is already out Of blast
and one of the three here Is being refined.
The other two were banked to-day. Lack Of
orders is given as the cause. The steel plant
is In operation.
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THE NATIONAL DISEASE.

Congressman BOutelle Says 1t IL In
different to Public Affairs.
CHICAGO, Oct 31.-"Indifference to pub
lie affairs is our national disease: educa-
ton is the cure. This is the age Of an in
dividualism which has nurtured the idea
that governments were established solely
for the individual and the individual owes
them no allegiance. This sentiment, If per-
mitted to grow, will destroy the Nation"
This warning was given by Congressman
Henry Sherman Boutelle, of Illinois, at
last nights meeting In the celebration Of
DIR. Herbert Fishs thirty years service as
principal of the academy Of Northwestern
University, Evanston.
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CRUSHED IN A ROCK CUT.
Young Wabash Brakeman Badly In
jured at whitehouse, O.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WABASH. Ind, Oct. 31.-A Wabash Rail-
road brakeman named Charles Chaffee,
whose home is In Wabash. was fatally in
5ured last night while switching at White
house. O. The young man was caught be-
tween box and the side OF a rock cut
through which the could barely pass
and was frightfully crushed. His wounds
are internal and the doctors say he VIII not
survive He is about thirty years old and
unmarried.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
BELLEFONTAINE, o., Oct. 31.-Twenty
set nets were confiscated at Lewistown
reservoir last night by Game Warden
Jacob Norveil
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Crushed by Fan OF Slate.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE. Ind. Oct. H.-Thomas
Carrick was instantly killed and Perry
Kirtmsn fatally injured by fall OF slate
IN the Briar Hill mine. owned by the Gen.
trail Goal Company, OF this city.
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tract for the erection OF new. school
building on their farm north of the city.
1t Will be USED exclusively as a girls Semi
nary. 1t is understood that their present
school building in this city Will be remod-
eled and converted into a hospital.
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TWO MEN ARRESTED.
Suspected Of Connection with Santa
Fe Wreck I'm Colorado.

Fe Wreck I'm Colorado.
PUEBLO, Col, Oct. u.-Two suspects
have been arrested in connection with the
wreck of the Santa Fe flyer at Apishapa
bridge on Friday. One was caught near
the scene Of the wreck. He refuses to give
his name. but says he had been working
on the streets at Trinidad until q few days
ago. Later man who gave his name as
John Duffy was arrested in Pueblo. He
was taken In on the strength Of a telegram
that q man having three pairs OF trousers
supposed to haze been stolen from the
wreck was on his way to Pueblo Duffy
was carrying a package and was arrested
as he left tailor shop. He was held in 500
for q hearing. He declares his innocence.
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Barn and Content, burned.

Special to the Indianap polls Journal
LIBERTY, Ind Oct. 3L-The large barn
on the Henson j. Robinson farm, near
Yankeetown, this county, was destroyed by
fire during last night, the entire grain con-
tents being consumed. The loss Is placed at
S, 900.
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NEW YORK. Oct. 3i--For the first time
in seventy-five years Q wedding has been
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vpsciai to the Indianapolis Journal.
UNION CITY. Ind. Oct. 31.-Robert
Short. three years old, climbed into his
lnfher's wagon to-day during the lstters
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TRENTON, N. J.. Oct. 3.-A receiver has
been appointed in the United States Circuit
Court here for the Combination Rubber
Company, of Bloomfield. n. j., upon the ap-
plication of A. Kern & Co., of New York.
The liabilities are placed at s165,000. The
rubber company has outstanding capital
stock amounting to $469,00o.
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City License Inspector Maurice yesterday
closed UP Emil Manters saloon at so1 In
diana avenue. Manters license expired
several days ago.
Had to put a new lock on Mantei's door,"
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CHARGED WITH HAZING.
Three First-Class Naval Cadets
Placed ON the Prison Shin.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd, Oct. 3l.-First-class
Cadets W. f. Chaffee. OF Wisconsin, ]. H.
LELAND. of Iowa, and ]. d. Little. Of Ohio.
were placed on the prison ship Santee at
the Naval Academy wharf to-day charged
with hazing certain fourth-class men. Su-
perintendent Brownson declined to make
statement relative to the charges against
the prisoners but from other sources 1t
was learned that the hazing consisted of
personal indignities. The charges will be
thoroughly Investigated by Naval Academy
officials.
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absence. He started the horses and the
jerk caused him TO fall OF the wagon.
loaded with brick. passing over his body.
He was badly crushed and his recovery
Is doubtful.
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An alleged poker game was raided at go
North Pine street last night by Sergeant
Weaver and Patrolmen Smith and Fickel.
As q result w. NJ Souders was arrested
for keeping a gambling house. while nine
men were, slated for visiting gambling
house.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
AUBURN, Ind. Oct. 31.-Oscar Smith. a
farm hand east OF Waterloo, was instant
ly killed by west-bound train on the
Lake Shore last night. He stepped In front
Of the engine with suicidal intent.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
Upton. Ind. Oct. sl.-The Sisters OF
st. Joseph Of this city have let the con-
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SCHWAB BUYS MINES.

Heads a Syndicate That Purchases the
Bruce Copper Interests.
SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich, Oct. SLIT
is reported on what seems to be good au-
thority that syndicate headed by Charles
M. Schwab has purchased the properties of
the Bruce Copper Mines Company, limited,
located at Bruce Mines, about sixty miles
from the Canadian 500. r. A. Lyon,
manager of the Canadian Imperial Bank
in the Canadian 500. confirmed the re-
port to the extent that he knew that for
some time past negotiations have been in
progress toward this end.
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cotton merchant, fell dead from heart dis
ease I'm the corridor of the New York Life
building to-day.
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Gtaetrath.
Select GounciI, II. December

Select GouneiI, II. DECEMBER.
Die 8eluitisuneen bel bffentli&en
9aris finb nun Elm Ding Der 8stsunssn.
belt. benn nit 10 eesen A Shmmen
nnbm am Obieen Abeno bisisr 5tpeis iene
Otoinans an, tpel&e perbistet, baB lnner'
balb 1000 SUB bon elmer 6Hentli&en
BartsrenSe elne iolde bsirisben piIb.
@ofelo bradie eine Reiolulion elm,
tpel&e bos @omiie fdr 8epta,eunBen er'
ludt. $500 sur 8sbanbluns bon an Der
GOapuib leibenbsn Batlenten su bstpIli'
esn; msbrsre Wiielieber tparsn ss8en
etn oerartises 0oreeben. aber trObosm
uuroe bel Der slbf,mmune bic Borlaee
nit 10 seeen Z Srmmen anpenommen.
Dueitor bsr 6ffsntli1en Derte Sipne
matte in einem porsels8ten S1Ie,ben
cen 8orihlae. bab bic Sorberune BON
lbomus q. 9ries fiir sl25 bsell&en
usrbs, tpOrauf WiuIonsp unO anoere Dliis
alleoer berpot boben, ouB es eeeen bic
Rsssln isi. cine 5orberuns dber 500 in
@rpdsuns su sieben. S,eruuf tparO bic
Sadie tpisoer an Supne tibsrtpieien. NIT
Der Autoriidt. bic 5OtDeruns fur 500 Su
beelel6en.
Sn sinsm bor8eIesten SHreiben bes
Dusitor Der 5ifsnlll1sn Sl9rrbsit 50.
sar ma@te oisisr auf ben Nopember Be.
ri&t oes @eiunbbelts Bureaus aufmeri'
fam. 2aut lssierem fbetit eeen bic @ss
burlen bic 9Ooesfdqe um 40, inbsm iih
l48 unb l08 rsipsiiips erslansten; be
Ioossrate lt bic niebriefe oss Slbres,
NIT Gusnabme bss Wonats Stunt.
StabtantpaIt Dapis madte in einem
S&rsibsn barauf aufmsrfium, bab oas
9sr&t bic antlusen eesen Smiley &Ob
ct. al. perporfen babe, neil bisis anss's
li1 einsn @smsiniGabsn an get!ibone
SlroBe erIaubtsn.
Sine Bitiidrrft bon Der Scranton ln'
bsrtpriterS' Afociatlon uarb smpfaneen.
IN tpsl6er eriubt tpiro. bob aas @sisBs
in 8etrsff bet 8sidmpfans uon 8rdnosn
ourGesfibrt unb au@ aae 8rdnbe unisr'
iubt perben.
Wapor gonneq fiinbiste in einem
Sdrslbsn an, baB sr Slmss Ar6baIo
als sinsn Gruass fdr bic DfsntIiGs 8Ib'
Iiolbsi fur tpsIisre finf SABRE tpisoster'
nannt babe.
Cine BON 8auabun sinasbrahts Rsfo'
luiiUn Usrbieiet. bus bic itdOtiidsn Doi'
ierii6te obne GrIaubniB benust tperosn.
mdbrsnb cine BON Rsrriman ben Siaot.
asometsr anipeiit. 8ldne onsufsriissn sur
Bfliierune bon Green 8,Dse Strube.
UOn SanosriOn bis Daibinson on ausnues.
uno @opouie 4ueuue, stpihen Aib unb
@tesn RlOss StrObsn.
Die OrOinan, fdr 9Futeruns bon
Ollue Strube. spifden SarriiOn unb
Brescott auenues. ipuroe bel enbeiltiesr
teiune ansenommen.
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0tffSfpn.

-Sn ieinsr 8Obnuns an @urrOn
Sirubs itarb am Sdmft 9 Nbsno Subn
anorsos iebr plbsl,b nod elmer itbr
turieu 8ranibsit i'm Alisr bon 65 Sabren.
Die 8iribf6uft i'm ct. Sumss
6sbduOe on ROrb Wain Strabe i'm obe.
ren Stuottbells purbe ON Sonntoa a
Root BON @inbrshsrn um $40 9aareel6
uno Buaren ,um sIsi&sn 8slrnse be.
ftobten.
- 5rau 5rnni NiIstio bon gonnea.
ION tpuroe ON Donnsrfae WOrssn nabs
Dursea beinobe oussnblidli6 ssibotsl,
nls fie bic 6slsiie Der Godatpanna Cons
punie abet'trtti unb Elm Sue fe traf,
Sbt 8enld puroe ssbrohsn unb in eiu
paar UlInutsn mar iis tpbt.
-SObn BnIfb bon 9efos SiraBs
tpsl6er uls Waidiniit uuf bsr aebip!
Slu,p @lfsnbubn aneeheat mar. erblsll
am Samfae RaGt. aIs sr feline 9otomo
tlpe In oos 8unbbnus nnbm uno ieiner
aOpf babel blnousfrsdts. ben ROpf ss,
fanssn uno 10 hos ,sroradt. bub sr b0Il
Ourauf farb.
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500 Sslobuuna! 500.

Tt esfn tislH 3siiuus pnbsn Gt frtusn
ju trtabrsr, hab 70 wtniefitns cine atfirhtsts
arnufbsit stsbt ptltt bic @iEmldGfi in al'
tbrsn Stufsn iu btiltu i'm Stanet 10; Saa's
aatarrb. Sur IL bic tiu,ist itBt br dr,tliGtu
eriibsritaft btfauuit pVftipt auI. Ratarrb CT.
toretIt ole cine cn(fitutiOnsfranfbsit tins con.
fiituitpnslIs 9sbanOluns, Saa's aatarrb. Sur
miro iunn!tt ssupHmtn une pirit birtit auf
eas Blut une bic itsimissn SbuHihtu he's
Spftms. babur4 bic @runelaas bn arauftsit
sTifSrsub une btni patisnisu Strait atbtup, In
etm re bic gpnfiituiiUu bts a5rpns aufbaui
uup esr Raiur In ibrtm Dufe bilft. Di, Vi.
asnibiimn babsn 10 pit Ysrtrdu,u iu ibrsu
SsiIfrdftsn, eab lit ttubunbtrt Dollars BsIcbu.
ur9 fur itbtn 6aa aubisitn. BEN 1t ~ iuritu
vsrftbIt. paet Gu& cine 9iift sun 3susuiItu
tpmmeu. 0idn aertllit:
9. 8. Gbtnty & Co., GpIsep, ..
n4- Vsriauft ppu alien Npoibtisn, rs GtS.
paas 6amilitn piasu iiub bic btRtn.
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EBilfesbarre Ra6rtdsten.

-Srau Sopbia 8aIb bon Bari abs'
nue. puros ON Sreitas au lssten Rubs
bsitattst.
Dur6 elm Ssuer. tpeI&es Sreitas
Worssn in Sriibioun, einise Weilsn
obstbalb bisier Stubt. pdlbete, ii Elm
SGaben bon eitpa $1,000 entitanosn.
- am Disnfas Iestsr Bods bstit,rb
bnbisr TimOibp s. Distrid. bas Osuti6s
Stabtraibsmitelisb Der 3. Warb, i'm al'
ter bon 80 Sabren. Sc dbetleben lbn
Die Muttsr, a&t 8rGber uno brei S6pe'
fern.
- Sen @iQiam Sdmitt'iHsn Gbe.
leuten. psI6e srf cine BOts subor eInsn
pier Sabre alten Rnuben bur6 ben 1oo
psrloren. 1T porIsbtsu Wittuoh nod eln
S6bnIsin i'm Alter BON einem Sabre &C.
ftorben.
-Durt bic anfnnss biefsr @o6s
fettig ssfslis Blliesbarre , Snsleton
StraBsnbobn bon AibIep mad bem Dlar'
tst uno 9anal Strabe terminus IN isbi
eins bireite Strabenbubnpsrbinouns Don
Sa3Ietcn nah Scranton beraeits0t ipor'
Den, nit nur einmalipem nmitsissn.
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Rprb Scrautpn.

- Gin um balb 10 llbr seRsrn 2i6t
ausesbtohenes 6eusr setit6ote bic BIa.
nIns Rlu Der 9resn RIbss 9umber Gom.
paMe unb perutiaGte einen auf s10, 900
ssiddBten Sbaoen.
- D. s. SotpIeS purbs bon ben Re,
publitdnern oer 3. Wato als S6uIraib
unD SObn 5. Ssnrp. S,bn Serpls. D.
=. Dior8an unb 9. o. Smub aIs
Common Gounellmdnnsr nOminlrt.
-Sruu Narp Smith, Srau Sraneis
5pOOtejpt uno Sri. WuIp O'Sara pur.
Oen am Sumfae Ra@t an Der Gds pon
2adupanna unb 8pomine auenuss per'
paflst, neil iis in psIitleOsusn 2dosn iib
unssts&tu Welie Baarsn nuessisnsl
battsn. Cine Anjabl 8aaren purOsn
bel ben 8sIbafteten poresfunosn unb ON
SOnntue tpuroen ie nah einem 8srb6rs
in grmanseIune BON 9lrsi6nft tpisbsT
sinstftsdt. Gne Sausiubuns in ben
NObnunaen on 1bsobors Strubs for,
bette cine AnSubl tpslisrs Waarsn ans
Z sCsIldt. tpelte aub unipelfelbafl ee'
itoblsn tpproen paren. Nm Wontag ps,
tans es ben SmIib unb O'SaIa 6rausn.
be eefotoerte 8arei6ift su leifsn uno
lbre 5rslbeit au sTlan8sn, Udbreno bic
dnbee 6rnu in @rmaneslung BON Burg.
itufi BEN @sfdnsn,b dbsrplsisn parO.
s0r SOap, WihIsios, @uirIanbsn,
ardnse unc aqer 8lumsni&mud fll
BsibnadIsn, in Glartbs, 5lOrif,
50.3 Commonwealth 9ebdubs
sdr aanurienp5sel un6 8diiss fiI
Acknowledgements. in
9larpS, Slorif,
] 5O,3 Gommonlpealib @sbduoe
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-12-24
Don Neter8bura.

= Die Rspubliianer uniersr @arb
tperben ON 9 Sinuar. bon 4 bis 7 ub,
4benos. cine primdrnabl abbalten. um
elnen S6ulrmet,Or, Common SOuneiIs
mann, alderman unb @onitablsr su
nominiren.
- am Dieniids Rn6miitus tpurbs
bic @befrau bss 5rlb isarber bon Srplne
apenue beerabsn. Sic nar 60 Sabre
alt, nur brei Gage frant unb btnterldBi
ben 8aiten dnO iisbsn 2tnbsr, fdnf
Schns unb stvei 261ter. aas Dabei'
ratbet.
- Ser 2arl Wusner BAT cine 8umbIs
Bee i'm ROpfs unb nil uniern alien vi.
hermann abisssn uno fslbit bic @eisbe
burdfiibren, Wed er 10 lanse in btr
@Ouns @ommlhdr Office mar. 10 nil IT
bic 8draer Oer 10. Waro sIIsuhten ftlr
ben b,aben @barltp.
= Der afsROr SObann @bria bai
feline Bidder Obsesebsn unb iust. sr bot
iOtpeit er tperb islnem @lbe na6 rs1t ab.
asitdst unb ratbst isinsn Sreunben uno
Ssinben. ipenn iie ni&t nit ibm sufrisben
iino, bel bsr nd6itsn @ubl sinsn 8sEe.
rem au ettpdblen.
Serr 5reO. Surber bon Aib Str &c
aeosntt. nod i'm 2lufs oiefsr Do6e na6
Biltsbursb. pd., ,u reiien, um Serrn
@bos. @ifele oortislbf einsn 8siub abs
,uitatter. Serr Barber e,tpartst, erf i'm
iOmmsnoen 5rabiubrs mad Scranton Su'
riid tu tebren.