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Rock Island Argus., 1903-12-22
VICTIMS OF
EXPLOSION
Boiler Blows Up at St.
Louis Killing
Six.
OTHERS ARE MISSING
Twelve Leap to Escape
From Fire in
Hotel.
OTHERS ARE MISSING

St Louis. Dec. OK battery of sew
en- boilers in the power mouse of the
st. Louis Transit company, at Jeffer-
son and Geyer avenues, exploded last
night, killing five employees. iniuring
several others and wreclling the build
ing. The boilers let go unexpectedly,
the brick walls fell outward and the
heavy truss roof dropped. covering
the debris in which almost twenty
employees were imprisoned.
Those killed.
The dead:
JOHN DIXON. colored. fireman.
WILLIAM WATSON, steamfitter.
JESSE THOMAS, colored, fireman.
FRANK STEELE. colnred.
LOUIS BARBER. colored. fireman.
The ruins are being searched today
for additional victims, rs a number of
employees are still missing. The com
pany's loss viii amount to $4,000.
Fire in HOTEL.
Menominee. Mich, Dec. 22.-Fire to-
day caused II persons to jump from
second story windows at the Travel
ers' hotel. The 18th, a guest. James
Beatty. was found dead i'm the ruins.
Wilfred Barney, Joseph Norachek and
Fred JensLi are seriously injured. The
loss is small.
Rock Island Argus., 1903-12-22
Russia Continues Hopeful

St Petersburg. Dec. 22.-Officials Of
the foreign Office do not share the pes
feeling now general regarding
the situation in the Far East. They
say there is no reason to despair OF
a peaceful settlement
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-02-07
Church Notice.

FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Corner Thompson Ave. and Sixth
street Jesse ID Searles, Pastor. sun
day Feb s 1903
10 a. IN, Prayer and Glass meeting
in the church rarlora.
Preaching 1890 Subject, Waiting
for Power--Luke 2449
II m Sunday School Subject, The
Church at Corinth founded"
3. y. m. Sunday school at Central
Park NJ. L. church.
$50 Epworth League. Subject,
Truth and Lies
1880 p. m A Union Service will be
held in the Presbyterian church
Preaching by Rev. Jesse d Searles
Thursday 1870 p. m Prayer meeting.
You are cordially invited to any and
all services held in this church. come
and make yourself at home,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-02-07
MUST OUR PLAY HOUSE GO
Does the East End Want Music Hall
Converted Into an Apart nent
House.

A number of years ago the CONF
plant was constantly being made that
there was no place in the East End
where lectures, musicals or theatrical
entertainments could be held We
now have such place in Music Hall.
We may not have in the future. The
outcome rests with the people of this
part of the city
Mr.. A. q Descent, proprietor of the
Music Hall, contemplates remodeling
the structure into an apartment
house. The cause of Mr.. Descent 5
prospective change is the lack of sup
port the ball has received.
There are few, if any, villages one
tenth the size of the East End, alone,
that does not possess is hall or opera
house. Are we any less euterprising
are we any less energetic than some
little back woods hamlet? Indications
tend to answer in affirmative.
We are informed that there are re-
liable parties who are figuring on tax
ing lease of the property if they
meet with sufficient encouragement
from our citizens. Everyone that is
interested in seeing our part of tfe
town grow and prosper should make
it point to give this needed support
Property owners, merchantss, pro
tessional men, working men, all should
put their shoulder to the wheel and
see that we do not loose our hall.
The cry of "home trade" is constant
ly being raised in the East End. By
whom? By the merchants Do these
same merchants take their own medi
cine? Most assuredIy no. The st, re
windows are constantly filled with
dazzling posters announcing the ad-
vent of some attraction at the Grand
Opera House What do the store.
keepers receive in return? Comph
mentary tickets TO the play? Cash
rent for the use of this advertising
space? No. Simply the knowledge
that he is helping to ruin the only
place of theatrical entertainment the
East End has, Music Hall.
In the course of year one or more
tent shows come to town varying the
length of their stay from one day to
one week, These companies travel
in their own car and leave practically
no money in the town. What pat
ronage do they receive? All the way
from good to excellent. Let com
pany come to the Music Hall, an in
stitution which pays large tax, AID is
a financial benefit, whose owners and
managers live here, what kind of
houses do they have? All the way
! from bad to worse.
We have slept too long! Let us
awake and save our hall before it is
| too late.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-02-07
TO THE PUBLIC.
take Noiter Important Northern fhb
lie shuuge AT Minneapolis

Please note that commencing on
Feb lst all Northern Pacific and Du.
luth Short Line trsins now arriving at
and departing from the Chicago Nil.
YANKEE and st Paul station Minnea.
polls, will arrive at and depart from
the Union Station at Minneapolis.
This completes the chat ge in the
arriving and departing Of our trains
from the Chicago Milwaukee and st
Paul station 70 the union station and
commencing Feb !, 1898 all Northern
Pacific passenger trains viii arrive At
aud depart from the Union station Al
Minneapolis
G. " MCkALLOR
Agent
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-02-07
new EXCURSION BOAT.
COMPANY Organized Ia Purchase New
Isost For the Fond du Lac Route.

4 company consisting of ten of our
lAajlng citizens has been organized o
put new steamer on the Fond du Lac
run aud local excursion route in con
neetion with the Boomer Girl.
ID \ MORRISON, the popular mana
ger OF the Boomer Girl, will also be
manager OF the new boat
The new boat which has already
been purchased has Al rating and is Il
very fine craft.
She is 2l0 feet long, has a carrying
capacity of 1900 people, has "a beam
and can run Is miles an hour.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-02-07
A Ne n SHOE FIRM.
Geo r. Garfield Succeeds the Philips
Shoe 60. AT the West End.

George E Garfield, who has been
the popular manager of the Tired
well Shoe Store, has purchased che
stock OF the Phillips Shoe Store,
Tower avenue and taken possession
MIR. Garfield has gained a large cir
Gle of aquaintances and friends i'll this
city and especially in the Fast End
and by 20 years in the shoe business
has secured experience which will
stand him in good stead in his venture
He is now offering the entire stock
recently purchased at a big discount.
See his large Advertisement on first
page.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-02-07
Dewey Teachers viii Receive.

On the evening of st. Valentines
day, which comes on Friday, FEBRUARY
-, the entire teaching force of the
Nelson Dewey school, both the high
school and the grades will tender a
reception to the members of the school
board and all the teachers of the city,
including those of the Normal. Two
hundred and fifty invitations have
been issued
The reception will be from eight TO
twelve O'Clock and the whole of the
new addition, the high school portion
of the school. will be devoted to the
use of the guests, The rooms and
especially the halls will be handsome
" decorated and the tables with Their
feast OF good things, and decorated in
a novel manner, will be- laid in the
hall
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-02-07
REAL ESTATE RECORD
From haA lien. Estate Record


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and J Ga2ett $500
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Dexter Land Go to DeX,er Ipv Go I
G Il Harris and \ Murray Young
ton c Bray 1t > blk 2s5 W Sup
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2S5 w Sup 18th div. iCO
Mary W Fairbanks ct mar Ia u
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-02-07
\ Most Liberal OHcr.

All our farmer readers should take
advant &c of this unprecedented club
bing offer we this year make, which
includes with this paper, The Wiscon-
sin Farmer its Special Farmers In
sutute Editions and The Poultry Farm
er The three publications are the
best of their class and should be in
every farm home To them we add,
for local, county and general news, the
TIMES, and make the price of the
-four one year only - % ii paid in ad
vance. Never before was SO much SUI
perior reading matter offered for so
small an amount of money. The three
papers named, which we club with
our own, are we'll known throughout
the West, and commend themselves
to the readers favorable attention
upon mere mention. The Wisconsin
Farmer is the great agricultural and
live stock paper of the West. The
Poultry Farmer is the most practical
poultry paper for the farmer while The
Special Farmers Institute Editions
are the most practical publications.
for tie promotion of good farming
ever published. Take advantage of
this great offer, as it Will hold good
for short time only. Samples of
these papers may be examined by call
ing at this office
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-02-07
Suicide Prevented.

The startling announcement that a
preventive OF suicide had been dis
covered will interest many. A run
down system, or dependency inyari
ably prccrde suicide and something
has been found that VIII prevent that
condition which makes suicide likely.
At the first thought Of self obstruction
take Electric Bitters 1t being a great
tonic and nerviue will strengthen the
nerves and build up the system. It's
also a great Stomach, Liver and Kid
uey regulator only SOC Satisfaction
guaranteed by Merrell's Pharmacy
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-02-07
Department

Is Modern III Every Detail. Ifyou
are in need Of fine Stationery as
Letter Heads, Bill Heads. Memoir
andum Heads. Legal Blanks. State
ments or Circulars. Dodgers, Post
ers OF Printing ofany kind, call on
THE TIMES, for prices and see
samples of tine up-to-date printing.
All work promptly executed.
'???ncnnHrH?oHr?cnII
.s.p.,.,.'s..,..s.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-02-07

A useful compendium Of sporting
statistics il the the "Police Gazette
sporting Annual for 1903 1t con
sains the records Of all the prominent
Luglilists, athletic, bicycle and rowing
records, including all the principal
feature In the trottng and racing
world and history Of the yacht races
for the Amqrica's cup 1t is a VERT.
able encyclopedia Of sporting inform
alton, profuseIy illustrated and sells
for 10 cents.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-02-07

SATURDAY, FEB 7, 1908


annual ball next Tuesday evening.
The circuit court adjourned Thurs
day until next Monday morning.
John A. Bardon was 6 business call
er in Two Harbors Wednesday.
". II Croker accompanied by his
son Otto departed Wednesday for
trip to the Pacific Coast.
The School Board meets next Mon
day evening at which time the teach
ers pay rolls will be passed.
Work is being somewhat delayed
on the new ore dock TOR lack of tim
Der. The pile driving is being push
ed rapidly forwark.
Hard wood For sale at
COREY BROS. LUMBER co.
Prices Riuht. Phone 1888.
A party of Superior business men
are arranging for a trip to Oregon IN
the spring with the object of locating
timber claims.
Rev. Clarence J. Mcconnell pastor
of the First Presbyterian church Is on
trip East in the interest of the
church
While other sections have been
visited by a blizzard this week the
head of the lakes has been enjoying
beautiful weather.
Mr.. and Mrs John A. Bardon en-.
tertained Il party of friends al their
pleasant home on West 7th street
Tuesday evening.
That part of the city formerly called
the "Steel Plant" will hereafter be
known by the more appropriate title
of "Billing Park
To REST Three front rooms in the
Osilvie building All Thompson Ave.
Suitable for small family. Enquire OF
VIM Ogilive The Tailor.
The last bah before lent will be Civ.
en- by the Northern Lodge No 339 |. 0.
Q. +. on Monday evening Feb. %, at
Music han. Music by Archacabault
Orchestra.
On another page will be found an
article entitled IAN excursion when
Superior was young" written by a
former resident of this place. 1t will
be of int rest to all of our readers
and especially SO to the old settlers.
Married on Sunday, Feb, /, at che
residence Ct Mr.. j. d. Whitney, on
West Fifth street, this city, Mr.. Mar
tin Il Chrstiausou, of South Range,
and Miss Mary Tdllakson, of the town
of Superior. Rex. O. A. Britton of
hciated
The NOW and Then" club was en-
tertained at the residence of Mr., and
Mrs. w Thomson, corner of Eighth
and Walker, Monday evening, by Mr.
Edward Cadotte. Pre- gressive cinch
WAS the order of amusement Head
prizes were won by Miss MargaI ct
Ford and Mr. Newton Steck. Re-
fleshments were served and the eve
ming was thoroughly enjoyed by al
present.
The Duluth Superior Chautauqua
Assembly has now an encouraging out
ok 4 meeting will he held in Du.
Iuth some day next week, for all who
are interested in this movement-The
proposed time for its first session i,
from July 10 to 20 inclusive, clever
days Its program is to be first class
Its exact location will be determined
by its board of directors when they
shall be elected,
There Is a fine prospect for full
house at Music Hall East End t
greet and TO hear Blind Boone Con
cert company procure your ticket
and come early to avoid the rush. 4
fifty cent ticket will enable you t,
bring a child Of j. Years or younge
with You. Bring in the children the.
will enjoy the concert as well as your
self Tickets IS and so cents. Re
member the date, next wednesda,
evening
Active steps are 70 be tlsen at one
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-02-07

Pimples, faded complexion, CHAP
ped skin, red, rough hands eczema,
letter, bad blood, cured in short
time, with Rocky Mountain Tea, the
complexion rea.orer.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-02-07

Read our liberal clubbing offer IN
another column
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-02-07
NELSON DEWEY
HIGH SCHOOL ITEMS
cox OUR SCHOOL REPORTER

The graduating exercises OF
eight grade was held last evening,
The following is the protr IN.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-02-07
The NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE co

oRnrIG e. MASS
II Iaal- Na. AtIans
-ta saa s.o eaA
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-02-05
Gtabtratb.
Common council, 29. SyaI

Sommon SouneIt, 80. sSanuaI.
Keller bradte cine Orbinans ein. mel
DE folsenbe Steuerbebuns ftir bas Sis
toIiatr 1903 "A Sori&reibt /: SIR erif,
aIofjs Glsenibum. 4 908 Dli0s; fal
stpsite ataFs Gisentbum, 8 ,27l6 W,as
fur brittle 8IaRs giesnibum, 2 454
Drills. Die obise Stsuererbebune IL
oer Dru6tbeit zines Wia b6ber alS ui'
i'm beifiofenen Sabre.
Norton rei1te Elm Gmenbement A.
isner OrOinan3 Elm, pie flr brei sIsiiriid'
2i&ter in ber 81. Barb Boriorse triffi
unb bic 8abl auf iisbsn srbbbt. Ttot
einss 4rOteaes bon 8sler. tpurbe oas
Amenbement aneenommen. &o@e brad.
tie cine Orbinan3 Elm fiir elm eleftriihss
2idt on Gliff Strabe. BEL ber 2adas
lpanna 8abnireu,uns.
Die foIsenben OrOinanssn iuurbsn bel
Oritter unb enbedliieer 2siune onsenom.
men: nebertraeuna bon s494.40 alS
Nntbeil ber Stabt on BEN l9 Difrifi
4baussfanal fiir elm 4bjuesfanal Bai'
lin in Der 8 Warb.
Wis Radfolser bon g. s. Galpin unb
Sreb. pbiuips auf BEN 8orani&lass
Gomits purbsn $. 6. paine uno W. s.
ROrton BON goriissr RObatban srnannt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-02-05
Das Ehal abw6rts.

9abIor. .-Srani g8ilIarb bon Roofe,
Der Ireiber einss puIpripaaens. tpurbs
Samftae 8ormittae batier 10 f4limm
psrlsst, bab CT fura na@bsr farb. Ct
uoIlte sttpas am pferbssei@irr arraneis
rsn. fsI babel unisr bic Rdber unb bisis
oridtsn ibn feline 8ruft in f&aubsrbaftsr
Dsiis ein.-Dis Samilie bss Germ
Saspar 5rutieer erfreute f@ iiber bic
Aniunft sinss iunsen Sbbnleins.-Dsr
S&msiser Ddnnsr&or pirb an %. BE-.
DTS. in Der SaQs bes Ssrrn Senrs b.
DslbsnHub einsn Bal abbalten. u
pel&sm Ssoermann, beionbers bic beut.
i&sn 2appslsuie, ouf's freunbli6ie Elm.
sslaben iperbsn. Sur Grfrii@uneen ies
Der arttpirb. ipie BEL BEN 0erein iibIih,
befsns seiorst. slsidfa1s fiir Wuff.
9lsbenbei tpirb Der abenb bsrIH6nsrt
usrosn bur& @sfanesuortrdee anb hsbt
uns babsr Elm ibfli&er abene in Gus.
i&t, ba ber 0srein i'm Stanbe ID. tad.
iisss au leifsn'-@s mub balb tpiebsr
5rablins tperbsn. inbsm bsr Stor@ i&on
antpsisno if. Ssrfslbs if lssts Do&s
BEL Germ Sobn Ssininssr in gphe Elm.
esisbri unb bat ibn unb feline 6attin nit
sinsm ftrammsn Sunesn bsi6enit bas
rilbsr berri&t naiiirlid erobe 6reube.-
Der @rltIi Bsrsin ipirb bel anlab ieinsr
monatli@sn Beriammlune ON Ia. hs.
Nts. iein nsuss 8sriammlungs 'piaI, bic
0aqs bss Germ 9enrp b. @eiblnRub an
Union Strabe. fshli& eintpeiten. Der
S&psiter Wdnner&pr. bsr INNER hsrsit
ID. bsi foI&sn anIdiien u,iisubslfsn, bai
isins 4stbsilieuns aussiaet.
-SsHs Saipisswoob bon Roofs
uurbe Samaas gormiitas nabe ieinsr
Bobnuns bon einsm o. & 5. 9aifaeiers
suss estroifsn unb 70 f&limm ssrlsbi.
oab er atpsi Stunbsn ipdier i'm Sadas
mama SoipitaI ifarb. Saiptespoob ipar
sismli& ioub unb b6rte ben beranfoms
msnbsn 8us ni&t, ale ct auf ben @x.
lsiisn lief. CT mar elm @naldnber, bss
era Dor atuei Ronaten na& ameriia fam
unb uito bon elmer Samilis in Gnslant
lbsrlsbt.
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Mus BEN oberen Ehale.
(Ay&baIb Gprrtfppneeua.)

= Daifor D. 80. 2aurmann. be-
neue SeeIforser ber bsutI&sn 60. air&
3u Nr4baIo, Durse Sonntae absnb for
mel inftoIlirt. Die 9aitoren g. 9titter
Or. g. S&mibt unb s. SG5ttIe nabmeu
an Der Geremonis tbeiI.
= Ser StaIisnsr Soispb Satbion Ct.
belt am 6reitas in ber Riberiibe Mins
ourA einen Dsdenfaq berlGiebene 8no.
@sntrdhe unb i'm 2adaipanna 6oipitaI,
ipobin mon ibn nabm. ipurbs isin 8u.
itano oils Elm frasli&er bsssi@net,
: Cine aamabliss gsri&iebuna ben
Obs,fd&e su Ssfup. in ber NaGbars
f&aft Der sris6d& iatb. 3ir&s, bic fid
am Sonntae Moresn bsmerfbar maGis,
rl1ieie bebeuienben S9aben an gieen.
ibum an uno fpesisa bic 8irGe srIiii
8ef&dbisuns.
Srau ausuRa Bed. @attin bss
Sofepb BED bon 4r&balb. ffarb Sreitag
IN Der Wobnune ibrsr S&nsitsr su
Scranton nod mebrn5@entIi@er aranis
belt. Oie 8erforbens iberlebt aubsr
oem @atten cine iunes To@tsr. Die
Sssrbisun8 srfoIste SOnntas.
al. S. Cabin, Der gisentbamsr bss
5orsf SauisS su NapFslb. bsbauptst.
oab pabrenb ct am Sreitae absnb in
sinem Siuble Elm S&Idf&en nabm. cine
unbeiannte psrion ibn um feline aoIbens
Taihenubr unb Sl55 baar erleiHterte.
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nen 8srluf.
(garbsnbaIs ssrrtipsnbsHi.)
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meg an Bite Strabs einsn arm.
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Sto Terrace Strabs fno bur@ bic @es
burt zines Stammbaltsrs besltidt worbsn.
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unsen iotuie Elm 8einbru& auesfiet unb
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neil iis aneebli6 einiee Gage subor aus
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cine $40 entbaltsnbe B5rfe enttpenbet
babsn ioQ. bic auf bsm 2absntif& lag.
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Burger bon Rambling. purbe am Sams
tag Na&t 3u Simpion bon einem Stras
bsntabnpasen lbsrfabren. ole sr tbeiI.
weiis ouf ben @elsiisn lag. uuo srtieIt
Ssrlsbunsen. bic Sonntae Morsen isis
asn GOb Sur Solee batten. Sein rsdta
drm unb Bein tputben bon ben 8dbern
au elmer blutissn NaHs 3srbradt unb Der
8luip rIuif mar Elm 10 srober. bab allsr
Bafanb ii& als erfoleIos ertpiss. Bie
Der Wann auf bic @eIsiie fam. ift in
Dunisl esbdlt; ni&ts beutste an. bab CT
bstrunfen mar. goroner Saltrp unb
Sounip Deteiiip PbiQips fsIlten am
Dontas mad elmer erlnblihen nntsrs
iu&uns feb, bob guans unameifsIbaft
aufduig Bet6otet uurbe. @r befanb iih
auf sinsm iibsrIabenen Stro bentabnipas
gen auf BEN Ssimtpese. mar auh stuas
ansebuielt. unb mub entipsbsr absefallsn
ooer abeei4oben tporben iein; ber Sal
ma&ts ibn unstpeifelboft bsiinnunelos
unb Elm paar Minuten fpdter foleenber
8abn,paeen traf ibn bann. Die BON
@oroner berufsnen @efGiporensn saben
elnen bementiprs&enoen Bahripru& ab.
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Nerb 6erantou.

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M. On 4;a anoss,sfI,sr ssr Moihhr,n /
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tois % S,ross ~ S ssrar,aH, 0S tV'ts ,no s;,s ~ anmr
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ns,;nosm % - GMonsn sswSI,;o, "
S'6N" ~ s
Sbarlss Sonss bon aSaItsr StraBs
als Dilner IN eer Von Stor@ 5s@e an
asfeut. bate am Donneritag elm
Spren8un8 norbereltet, uno 'als ne n'1
IN Der erparisten Get abelne. besab g
no ip'sosr sut Stsae 3urad. esraos OH
olelelbe ulttllG erfol8ts. Ols tlle8enoeI
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,snnssn =. '
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= Sn BEN bon Srau Sarah eoof be-
pobntsn @sbauoe an psrrp Apsnus per-
utfa@ts Sonnta8 Vormiita8 Elm absr'
beptsr Ofen oaour@ eln Drano
oaB interchangeable 8lsloun8stads oor
oemislben entsanoet tpuroen. Tin Alaru
tpurbe bon Rafen 81 esseben uno oi,
5eusrmebs loitts be Slammen i@nsl
nit serIneem S&aben.
Mortimer me0itib pon g2em g)orl
strose unb ppomino apenue purb,
TrsitSo in grmonoIuno pon al OOC
S0raId,oft ouf bic MniIoSs bes Stroken,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-02-05
Dtttston.

= Gipa 200 anesfslts bsr Cannon
9an SiraBsnbabn an Brouo Strabs
ftreiften Disnfae Worssn um cine 2obn.
etb5buns su sr,ipineen uno es bauerte bic
asssn Nlttae. shs sins sufIisoeniteusnbs
8srsinbaruns eetroffen nnr uno bic
Sneitsr ipisosr bic Mrbsit aufnabmen.
SIN BEN aeqsr sinss Saufss ,u
BsTt 8ihston nuros Dor sinisen 3assn
Elm beerabsnsr Sdueline anfeefunben
unb Coroner Bstes nubm bisrauf sins
nnteriuduns bes 5aQss Dor, bic ersab.
Oab 6sirube Snpoer oas unsbslibe aine
ssbar unb ss beerabsn lisB, bis fie it&
iOipeit s,bOlt batte, um es islbt in einem
5risbbofs bsiisbsn au laien.
= 8dbrsnb bes eitten Nsbels an
Iontas Ratbt tol,birtsn nabs Der Sumo.
tion spsi eIsitriids Sirobsnbubnwoesr
unb bic Solee mar, eab bic Wneen boz
bsi@doiet tpuroen uno peti&isbene Ser.
ionsn 0srlssunesn erbisltsn. Ser No.
tormonn NiHael Doran lsiost on Wuu'
ben ON Ropf uno ben 1slnsn unD il
Dabri&sinli& aud innsrlid psrIsst
Woiormann Qrsiblsr srbieIt Saniite an
@tEHt; Walter Simons srbislt ELM
Seite seri@unben, Raie eeidnltten uni
ssfdrbts aussn 5rau Neqle Deribeiis
lrug cine 3srihunbene re&te Seiie uni
esfhpittsnss Huge bupon Sobn Blbiil
srbislt BON @Iasi&erben beri&iebsn
S4niiipunbsn; Sobn goipbifb uni
5rnu ipurosn ,srf&unben uno seiGnittsn
Gbas Bldsps erbislt einen S6nitt iibe
bem Dbrs. Elm ssridunosnss 8ein un
sinsn psrtsuiten 5ubinb&eI; elm anob
namsns 8isrlp ipurbe am 6opf unb @s
ii&t ssi&uiiisn. Bsri&isbsne amber
8erIonsn putbsn lei@ter psrlsst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-02-05
Gin bemerfenswertber gerfauf
pon itriften eriten 0ualitdt
NotiOms.

tsiue sa6su, ole, isSotb Der antauf beie Bode
fir ben Bebarf pon Wonaten, beoeust bic Grfparnib
elmer bebeutenben @elbiumme.
einfade eieIe 9pirn GIatie