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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-16
Story of
the GhOulS

Arrnr 90 statements made in am
nrvifu iu Rmnf CGntrell. now serving
5.Hlrslrsf tn ne Jacksonville refOrma-
mr. luuinml,riis officers Monday ac-
-nuIuun,Hf C,t1-rsll TO the Union
fiiiuH ffmfrsrT. near Nora. eleven
uiiiaf --m -1.t &nOpolis, and two
r-trss were gCsred II was expected
n.uu-ang rt statements OF Cantrell
1u aH-s Nould be found the body
IL ICas -a-ris Selvage. an Indianapo.
- uicrf -sNher. who disappeared
s~-m ne rnion state hospital March
-1 $3.50. and vas never found
According 20 the story OF Cantrell
rEc ghoais found the woman wander
~ c1 q country road as they we're re-
turning from a grave robbing eXpedi
tior. They invited her into the buggy
iolnd she was demented and took heI
% a cabin in Hamilton county. where
she was kept for weeks. She was
moved to a hut In Indianapolis. ant
when the search for her became too
close, the ghouls chloroformed hel
and buried the body in the UnioI
chapel cemetery
Cantrell was uncertain az 10 which
grave she was buried in. He said sh'
had been placed In a grave that ha'
been robbed several months before
Miss Selvage's brother was in tn
party Two graves were opened ant
one was found 10 have been disturbed
as Cantrell said Il would be found
with the rough box broken open an
the coffin turned upside down. Tn
body In Il. however was not recoe
nized as Miss Selvage.
The other graves will be opened q
morrow.
Cantrell also claims TO know the 81
cret OF the disappearance Of Kennel
Lawrence. a wealthy man, who inheI
tied 100000 and disappeared frou
Bellafontaine and was last heard fror
In New York.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-16
ALASKA
SALMON
PLENTY
The Humpback Pro-
nOunced a Delicious
Fish
Packer Says People Must &c
Taught TO Like Salmon,
as They We're
Kansas Corn

According to word just received by
the Union Packing company. ot Ia
coma. the fishing season opened July
with a most exceptional run q nsh
in parts Of Alaska. August Busch
mann writes from Swanson haroor
that the first DAYS catch numbered
%. 600 FISH. or something over sixty
tons with every indication that the
next DAYS catch would be every whit
as good or better. Mr.. Swanson Is in
charge at Swanson harbOr Of the
Buschmann Thorpe & Co.'S traps.
which have been leased for the sea
son to the Pacific Cold Storage com
pany The traps are reputed TO De
the best on the southeast coast OF
I Alaska. OF the first catch. some 5.Oo1
/ FISH we're Of the best species and quail
Iity. The fish are taken from the traps
/ to the Cold Storage company's can
ming plant al Taku. 70 be partly
canned. and the rest frozen and
stored away. July 1 opens the sea
son for fishing in Alaska under the
/ new law. II the run Of salmon proves
| to be general as well as Il Is plentiful
/ In spite OF the shutting down OF sew
eral OF the Alaska plants. the output
/ will be very considerable.
/ On Puget sound an unfortunate
market prevails In some lines which
ought 10 be yielding a good profit
Speaking OF the hhmpback trade. q
prominent local and Alaskan packer
said:
This year there Is to be an enor
nous run OF humpback salmon on Pu
get sound, and the season opens with
a disastrous market which I think be
tokens a small pack OF this plentiful
and really delicious fish. The price
today az wholesale for humpback sal
mon Is but AZ 1-2 cents per dozen cans
II costs more than 4 cents a can 4
put up the fish. and the sale at thes'
figures means loss any way you fgur'
Il. II Is really one OF the very sweet
est OF the salmon. pink In color. an'
~ for the table OF a king. But Il Will
require a campaign OF education 4
teach the American people that be
cause the fish Is cheap II Is not at al
nasty Not so many years ago tn
state OF Kansas was producing al
abundance OF cheap corn. and wa
burning II for fuel rather than sell a
10 cents a bushel The United Statel
/. IkuNtIumtuN unutIAooh 10 tuuthNt tn'
people abroad into eating this corn
and today there Is a good sale at fai
prices In Kansas for every bushel tha
can be raised Something OF this sor
will have TO be undertaken for Puge
sound and Alaska salmon Here W,
are able TO put up excellent salmon
Z az S3.S0 barrel, picked and with al
abundance Of II with which 10 suppl,
the world In cans or In barrels. an,
this without any perceptlble diminu
tion Of the supply In sight. But IN
, people OF the world have not been ed
: ucated into eating H. We have sen
I II to England and other Europsal
countries as well as New York. bu
the consumption Is far less than N
production OF the canneries here
5 Just what the prices are going 10 b.
b the coming season II is impossible 4
+. say, but the present figures are YER
Z unsatisfactory, and the slow consumT
q ton even worse than the prices, o.
!, Tacoma News.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-16

CAST oRxA
s'aasAs 1hhaatNhla N1se Rr,.
&rMAzze(
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-16
NEW TODAY

Wanteo.-Fiye or six good laborars
az the reform school c. A. GRAY
Company. T-letf
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-16

WHEAT MARkGTA
Chicago. July i6.-WheaL 7sh q
fllao
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-16

rrie for sale at Daniel Fry's.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-16

"anted.--At us State street a reli
able little girl TO care for children
in the forenoon. 7.Iest
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-16

- tenant 20 take Charge Of
sS'aere stock ranch. 5 miles west
OF Ferrydale, Plenty az plow land,
Nooo 70 cut in any quantity. aOo
soa's and 100 sheep nov on fhe
place Would prefer To sell stock to
renter q Marsh. salem. 7.ls.2fs
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office of
DR. A. F. Macleod
Sherwood Block

Sherwood Block
Phone Green 46l. Res, West 70
Spokane, Wash. JD1y 10Th. 1902.
The Van AIstine, Gordon & Co., Re-
view Bldg, Spokane Wash,
Gentlemen: lyon have made eollee..
tiOns for me. aud am we'll satisfied
with your work heartily recon-
mend You 10 anyone needing your
service as collector. Very truly yours
A. r. MACLEOD.
VAN ALsTINE, GORDON & co.
275h Commercial Street. Phone
Main sol. A. r. Morgan & Co.,
Managers
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White House and the Carnival.
While visiting the Carnival don't
forget that the White House Restau.
rant Is the leader-open day and night
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1903-06-24

Sunday last was not oply the
longest day in the year but the
hottest day of the year SO far.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1903-06-24
Change of Venue Wanted.

When the criminal court
convened in Columbia o n
Monday last the first case
called was the State VS. James
H. Tillnlan, indicted for kill
ing N. 6. Gonzales. A mo-
ton for a change of venue
having been made, afidavits,
numbering about 100 in all,
were presented by the defense
and the prosecution. What
the decision will be is entirely
a matter of conjecture. 1t is
probable that the argument
will not be concluded and the
decision announced before
this afternoon or tomorrow.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1903-06-24
JOHNSTON.
Happenings of Interest from Our
Neighboring Town.

Miss Hunter D. Lott left for
Birmingham, Ala, ,on Tuesday last.
On Friday evening Mrs. Lucas
Walker entertained in honor of
Miss Spearman, of Newberry.
Mrs. Will Ready entertained in
honor of Miss Daniel,o of Fruit Hill,
and Miss Hill, of Edgefeld.
Mrs Lucia Latimer will leave
for Rock Hill in q few days. /,
Plums are unusually 6ne-some
are larger than a guinea egg-and
the prices are good.
Candidates are also abundant; !;
when we weigh the salary against
the uncertainty of our farmers
revenue. we are only surprised that
more are not in the field.
1t was our pleasant privilege to
dine at the hospitable home of
Capt. Clinton Ward on the 18th
and witness the mammoth rail
road picnic. About Is hundred
people were present and more
quiet, we'll behaved crowd we never
saw. Everybody seemed to have
nice time. 1t was pleasure to
greet Capt. Brooks, MIR. John Lott
and Mr.. Van Meter. 1t was at the
beautiful home of the latter that
we were entertained during our re-
cent visit to Columbia as we'll as
at the home of Mr.. Jim Mobley.
We beheld 81 animals stretched
across the pit; pickles, potatoes
and tomatoes, by the bushel, bread,
ice, in fact every thing in abun-
dance, and it was all good for we
shared the good things sent ov r to
the house to Capt. Ward and wife.
Mr.. john Lott spent week at
his home before returning to Co.
lumbia.
The New Century club held its
last meeting until October at the
lovely home of Mrs. Fanny Court
ney. An historical sketch of the
life of Rosa Bonheur by Mrs. P.
N. Lott, reading by Mrs. Courtney
Mrs. Lucas Walker presented the
club with a gavel tied with rib.
bon of the club colors,
Books for the next terms work
have been ordered, also a lot ot
new books Tor the summer reading.
1t was decided to give the hus.
bands banquet ID August. Those
who have no husbands are tc
bring q friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Cogburn, ot
Edgeield, worshipped in our Bap
list church last Sunday.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1903-06-24
Death Of a Good Woman.

Mrs. Rachel Broadwater:
wife of Mr.. A. F. Broadwa-
ter. is no more. On Satur-
day morning last, after fifty
four years Of mortal existence
her spirit took its flight to the
"Eternal City,, there to meet
the Saviour whom she delight
ed to serve. During the lat,
ter three years of her life she
had been visited with severe
bodily affections, but had
learned what is so hard tc
learn chow sublime a thing D
is to suffer and be strong"
p.Mrs. Broadwater had beer
for many years a member Of
Harmony church, from which +
she was buried on Sunday at,
ternoon last, her pastor, Kew
w. S. Martin, officiating. The
deceased was a devoted wife
and an afectionate mother Of
four sons, all of whom sur
vive her. She also leaves
three sisters, Mrs. Camilla
Blalock,. Mrs.T.J. Lyon, Mrs
G. II. Burton, and a brother,
Mr.. Abner Bushnell, of An.
gusta.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1903-06-24
REVOLUTION IMMINENT.

A su,e sign of approaching re,
volt and serious trouble in your
system is nervousness, sleepless'
ness or stomach upsets. Electric
Bitters will quickly dismembel
the troublesome causes. 1t never
fails to tone the stomach, regulate
the kidneys and bowels, stimulate
the liver aud clarity the blood
Run down systems benefit particu.
larly and all the usual. attending
aches vanish under it's searching
and thorough effectiveness. Elec.
trio Bitters ls only 50 cents, and
that is returned if it don't give
perfect satisfaction. Guaranteed
by The Penn Drug Store.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1903-06-24
board of trustees Of

THE board of trustees OF
Furman university has
made a very fortunate selec-
ton in electing DR.. E. NJ. Po-
teat president OF that institu-
ton. Although at present
pastor of one of the principal
churches in Philadelphia he
was born in North Carolina
and educated at Wake Forest
and the HSouthern Baptist
Theological seminary. DIR.
Poteat will take up the work
where the illustrious Mon
tague left off, making of Fur
man one of the foremost
schools ofits kind in the south.
IT is said that only four OF
the sixty graduates from
Clemson college this year will
follow farming. This is very
unfortunate, for the country
needs more model farmers
men who have studied farm
ing from a scientific stand
point. 1t is presumed that
those w h o graduate from
Clemson, where theory and
practise to go hand in hand,
would make model farmers,
This is a splendid institution
but it seems not to be accom-.
plishing the purpose for which
it was founded if less than Ic
per cent of its graduates re-
turn to the farm. Possibly
this is an unusual class ano
that a greater percentage o1
former graduates have be,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1903-06-24
Advertised Letters.

List of letters remaining in the
Postoffice at Edgefeld, S. G., week
ending June 13, 1903:
w. A. Brunson, Mrs. E. ]
Cooper, L. S. Frazier. Mrs. Leay
Clay, Mrs. Anna Anderson, W. ]
Bush, Frank Colemon, Y. S. Cook
Especial delivery, Rev. Charles
Dobey, Mrs. Anna Johnson, Mrs
D. l.. Kirkland and Jessie Morgan
When asking for letters on this list
say advertised"
w. H. BRUNSON, P. NJ.
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Edgefield advertiser
j. L. MINIS. EDITOR
INF0RMATION.

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months, 75c; for three months, 5Oc,
Payable in advance.
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vertlsements. Liberal contracts made
for thfa., six, and twelve months
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Mr.. John B. Davis, who for two
years has been baggage master Oh
the Gap road, has resigned that
position to accept a more lucrative
one on the rock train that has just
been put on. Mr.. w. E. Huff,
who is the happiest man in three
States on account OF: having been
assigned to Edgefeld for duty.
has succeeded Mr.. Davis as bag
gage master.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1903-06-24
A, COSTLY MISTAKE.

olunders are sometimes very
px rsive. Occasionally life itself
is price of a mistake, but you'll
ney be wrong if you take DR..
Kir New Life Pills for dyspep-
sla, ziness, headache, liver or
bowp roubles. They are g7aile
vet T.. rough. 25 c"nt' at The
Penn Drug Store.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1903-06-24

r-..-..,L ! - -aIuuIUTs VI St"1 "a
Hill, passed through our town yes
terday en- route to visit Miss Car
rie Talbert:.
Misses Nettie Bell and Carrie
Elkins are attending the Summer
school at Edgefeld.
Mr.. j. G. Parks returned from
Clemson college last week.
Mr.. John Harvley, a telegraph
operator who lived at Coronaca, S.
c., was killed by switch engine
at Hamlet, N. c., the first of this
week. Mr.. Harvley stepped off
of vestibule and started across
track, not hearing the engine as
there was so much noise around
them. The engine ran over him,
cutting off one of his limbs and
mangling his body badly. He
lived about four hou"s afterward,
but none Of his people were able to
reach him before be died. His re-
mains were inferred in the Modcc
cemetery.
Mrs. Kittie and Miss Pearle
Duckett, who have been visiting
relatives in and near Parksville,
returned to their home In Green
wood early in the week.
Col. and Mrs. w j. Talbert are
visiting their SON, Mr.. Ed H. Tai
bert this week.
Mr.. N. G.. Evans, of Edgefeld,
was in town several days ago on
business.
Mr.. J. M. Bell, Jr., candidate
for Supervisor, spent Friday night
last in our town.
SCHOOL Boy.
May 16, 1908.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1903-06-24
PARKSVILLE.

Dear ADVERTISER We have
been having some real warm wealth
er for the past week, which has
enabled the farmers to kill the
grass which grew so rapidly dur
ing the recent rains.
Messrs. J. NJ. Bell d. N. Dorm
and J. G. Stone came home from
Greenville last week.
Miss Fannie Dorm, who has been
attending the Greenville Female
college after a short visit to one of
her school mates, Miss Wharton,
of Walta-5oro, returned 10 our
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1903-06-24
WEDNESDAY. JUNE "a, 1913.
AST Sunday was what
might be called {" ohm

Wesley Day.. In many
Methodist churches through
out this country special SER
vices were held in celebration
of the two-hundredth ami
versary of the birth of that
great and good man,the foun-
der of the Methodist church.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1903-06-24
= HE Town Council has
been formally notified
! q 80 %

Deen formally nOtlled
by the purchasers of the
school bonds that their attor-
neys, after a thorough inves-
tigation of the matter, are sat
isfed that the law has been
complied with and have pro-
nounced t h e bonds valid.
This formally closed the very
perplexing and seemingly
never ending bond transact
ion. The bonds will be re-
ceived in Edgeheld on tomor-
row or the next day for the
proper signatures. They will
be returned at once and a
check will be forwarded for
them. Now for the erection
of the college building! I'VE
trust that no time will be lost
by the building committee in
arranging with Contractor
Spencer for the work to be-
gin at once. Let the ground
be broken at the first possible
moment and let the work be
carried forward with as much
dispatch as possible. 1t
means a great deal to the
school, consequently to the
town, that the building be
ready by the opening of the
next session.
"a N unsuccessful attempt
A~was made in Charlotte
last week to'form a trust OF
the southern yarn mills.
While individuals and corpo-
rations have a moral and le-
gal right to combine their in
terests for mutual benefits,
we nevertheless look with
disfavor upon such combina-
tions of capital. Had Lord
Bacon lived in this day and
generation he would have
said, money, instead of know
ledge, is power. Combina-
tons of unlimited capital car
ry with them unlimited pow
er, which, ottentimes, is fla
grantly abused. 1t is alleged
that oil mills regulate the
price of seed and should the
cotton mills devise some way
.of fixing the price OF cotton,
then the farmers for protec-
ton, will have to pool their
interests. The latter, untor-
tunately, are SO thoroughly
imbued with the idea Of every
man "toting his own skillet
that no combination could be
effected among them. The
trust evil has become so gen
eral and gigantic that we are
inclined to distrust all trusts,
whether good or bad,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11
0urd, hen @;ravy, e;nea q-be;Ts,

= Dur& ben ginRura einss TbsiIss
Der Sptpeq Sanbbani au MoDiic irurbsn
esitern stpei Arbeitsr psrf1dttst unb Hos
bert Sboiipsa tpar tpbt, aIs feline 2ames
raben Jpn befreit battsn.
= Der am Sonntag mad 3isbps
8uuerei abssbaltsne NusfIus bes Seran'
ton 2isberfrans ssRaItets iit trot Der
brobenben Witteruns 3u einem eeIunees
men unb ettpa 60 Berionen nabmen an
bemielben tbeiI unb bereniieten ii4 in
Der freien Raiur auf ous uneensbmife.
- 9is anbaItenbs 1rodsnbsit Der Isb.
ten paar DOden 1T am Montas enbIid
bur& einen iiibtissn &egsn bsenoet tuors
ben, ber aber Ieiber nibt 10 lanse anbieIt,
als ipie aaentbaIben eeirini@t trurbe.
Smmerbin srtpiss ct ii@ ais Elm Seeen.
fir ben mir ale banibnr iinb, benn ipabs
renb bes eansen Monats Wai fisI nur
ipsniB mebr 3egen. aIS ipie am WontaB.
= 8obsrt DenssI, Elm 9idbrissr anabs
bon Dupont court. erbieIt am Mpntae
Nadt burd ben @initur3 sines idmersn
@srlftes auf BEN Aib Sirabe NusRsa.
unsserunbe einsn S&dbsIbru& unb i'm
2adamanna Soipiial fonb man es n6tbie,
cine Operation porsunebmen; iein 8u'
iianb parb sur 3sit aIs Elm fritifHer Bee
tra6tet. Das @erlit mar fiir ben bort
porheuenben Sirius erridtet iporben unb
cine gtnsabl 8nabsn fIetterten auf bsms
ielben berum. bis es 70 esfHmdht tpurbs,
oab es suIsbt suiammsnfieI unb WsnssI
traf.
- Samuel Searps bon OIb Sores,
Der an Sonntag abenb 5rau Timotbb
Sones, bic cortfelbft Elm Sotel betreibt,
iu erboIden iudte, tuurbe Montas auf
uier anflasen fur iein seriGtIi@es @rs
ibsinen unter 81. 200 8arsi@aft eshelIt.
Searbe's Bruber iruroe cine Wode 3u'
Dor in benz SoteI bbs berilopft unb
Ssarpe i&ipor tierauf Rads unb foa
bfentIi& Srau Sonss bsbrobt babsn.
Searbe lieB ii6 erit psrbaftsn, na1bsm
er ben Poliseidef unb einen poIiaiaen
bis 3 llbr am MOntae Moreen nit es'
sosensm &ebOIpsr fsrnssbaItsn batte.
- Stanley Ropd tpurbs su frtbsr
Woreenfiunbe ON Wontaa nabe @reens
ipoob bon sipei Wdnnern ansesriffen unb
beltnnunesloS eef&laeen uno auf bic
Strabenbabnseleiie seIest. inbem feline
ansreifer beabiidiisten. boB er iiberfab.
ren iperbe unb ibr 0erbrsdsn 70 psrbsdt
ir0rbe. Gum Slid entbsdtsn brsi iunss
Wldnner ben Wlann auf ben @eleiien unb
entfernien ibn. ebe er bon einem 9abn.
paBsn estroffen purbe. Ropdi srbisli
bon ieinsn Gusreifern einen sebroGensn
arm unb anbere bbie 8erlebunssn unb
befanb ii6 sur 9sit in einem eefdbrIi&sn
8uifanbs. @r beseidnete Sranf NluIasil
unb Srant DeiiiofsiI uls feline ansrsifsr
uno Berbaftsbefeble tpurben fiir oiefeIbsn
sussefeIlt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11
armens % eb6rbe.

Dieis 8eb5rbs eripartste ON 5reitae,
bic anssboie fir bic 5000. 900 8onbaus.
eate su srbrtern, tpelds fiir bas nsut
Armenbsim bsim SiaFbs Ssim bsraus.
sabt psrbsn iOlen, mabte aber cine gnt,
tdui&uns srfabrsn, benn nur Elm Nnssbol
mar eineersidt iporben unb aus bieiem
@runbe tpurhe enbshlties grlebieune Der
Sadie Bis aum srhsn Srsitag i'm Suli
veri&obsn. Sierauf tpurbe cine RsiOlu.
tion bsfdtiet, bas Der DiRriit bic
Siaatstsuer an ben Bombs besablsn unb
iie na& ber nummerifHsn 8eibsnfoIes
bon $40, 900 sinl5isn ioa. Der Seirs.
tdr parb initruirt, ale na&frasenbsn
8onbanidufer bsmssmab au bena&ri&s
tisen.
s. 8. Didsrt unb 1imotbp 8uris, bic
Dor siniesn Tassn als MitsIieber ber
8sbbrbe tpieberernannt trurben, rei@ten
ibre gertififate Elm unb tpurben bann
iormsl ibrsn Sisen auseipisfsn.
Bsbbrbsannalt SGaes tpurbe anses
tpisfsn, noHmaIb sineu lsttsn 8sriu@ au
ma&en, um ben friibertn Steuercollsiior
@abs M. Sinn su sinet abrs&nuns isi.
mes Duplicates fiir bas Sabr 1898 au
bsipessn. ba bas Sinans @omite ss un'
mSslid fanb, biss ~ srtsi6sn.
Superintenesnt Beemer beriGtste. bab
fi& am 81. Wai i'm SiaFbs Seim 476
Sniufsn befanbsn. sessn 4S5 am sritsn
bee sIsi&en Wionats.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11
aommense etraf,en Wair.

Ssripri&t uue bsRsn gOrsanssr si
iibertreffen.
Sas ID Rssmsnt bsr Stabt pirb Elm
tournament, Strabsn Sair unb garni.
bal abbaIten auf tem Wafbinston Nbs.
nue. ausfeuunsssrunbe, tpibrenb Der
Bo&e besinnenb am 28. Suni unb um
Witterna&t ON 4. SuIi enbsnb. Die
@arnibaI Attraiiionsn bieier 9ffaire
iuerben bon Der Bia g. Ssd @arnipaI
gompanie eelisfert, unter Der 8ertpaIs
tune Der General amufement @ompanis
bon Cincinnati, D.
SCRANTON Bat idon in ber 8srganesn.
belt brilIante @arnipale 8ebabt, bod sri.
itirt faum elm 3beifeI. bab bas pbsn on,
gebeutete @reienib iie ale in ben S9ats
ten ftelIen tpirb. Ssbr pisIs Der Isitenr
ben 8aufleute bon Scranton madsn
Soriebruneen, I'm 8usen au erridtsn
unb anbere orisnsae Sormsn bon Rs,
flame 3u sebsn ais ansisbunssn bisiss
eroBen StraBen Sair Sspartements.
Die $50 enersii&en unb tpObIssi&uItsn
iuneen Ndnner. bic bns Resiment um'
fafen, seben bas militarii1e Sdaus
ipieI. ipdbrenb. ipie i6pn srip6bnt. bic
Bia 9. Sed garnipal Gompanie, nit
itrer groben Menaserie unb peri&ieee'
men S9Oips. girfuien uns orisnialii&sn
ansisbunsen, bic @arniuaI ausfsluns
bilben tpirb.
SO beibt, baB cine NusIass bon s10,.
900 ssma@t tpsrbsn ipirb, sbs bsr Gar.
nipal feline Sbdren Bffnen ipirb. Go irers
ben unssfdbr 60 AriIidtsr unb 1900
8labli1ter n6tbis iein, UNI ben 9runb
iu beIeu@ten un6 bic eIeftrii&e Aus'
itsquns su biIbsn. Die Seusrtpsrt aus.
iteuung tpirb cine Der eroBsn Ansiebun'
gen Der Nffaire bilben.
Sie bsrfbmte StabIarsna, tpeIdte in
Uerblnouns nit bem glts' Garnipal Dor
itpei Sabren aeieben tpurbs. in tpeIhsr
bic abseri&tstsn Sasuars. tpsI&s ipdtsr
su NtIantic @iip su 9obs brannten. ibrs
Boriteluns maGten, tpirb ndBrenb bes
fommenben garnipaIs fiir bic Tbierss
Boritelunaen benuSt tpsrben. Cine 8es
b5rSe bon fiinf Off,iersn bss Rssiments
III ernannt iuorben, um aIB genioren ju
ipirten unb ale ni&t bini&ensipertbs
IbeiIe tu unterbrlden unb au@ iber ben
Derib Der beriGiebensn attraitionen su
uribeilen. aus ueI4en biefer eroBe Gar'
nira! bsifsben tpirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11
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