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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-01
BRINGS FOOD FOR DOG PRISONER.
Greyhounds Mistress Comes in an Automo-
bile to Police Station.

Locked in the West Forty-seventh-st station. and
virtually prisoner is blooded Italian greyhound
which was found yesterday in the custody Of boy
who could not prove ownership The boy was
held as a suspicious person. Meanwhile the grey
hounds owner has been found and the dog Is lv-
ing on specially prepared food brought by his mis-
tress to the station though he is locked up with
several other dogs of high degree, and several
The boy said he was Michael West sixteen years
old. OF No 426 Eleventh-ave. The Inscription. No
25l3-Duke No, ST. West Seventy-ffth-st.' was on
the dogs collar.
Inquiry at the Seventy -hfth-st house brought
Mrs. Charles Strauss, wife of a lawyer. who has
office at No. 2ST broadway. to the station. in
automobile Duke glad TO her and
wanted to so with her. but Sergeant Mccain would
not permit 1t. declaring that Duke necessary
witness
Mrs Strauss went away. but returned later
bringing a basket containing dog biscuit and pre-.
pared food
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-01
RoJEsTvENsKY PREPARES REPORT.
Warships Expected to Remain at Vigo for
Two Weeks.

Vieo Oct 31.-Admiral Rojestvensky is busily
engage in getting UP digest OF evidence in
the North Sea incident. The Russian officers
here expect the squadron TO remain at Vigo
fifteen days The ships will keep up naval drills
making short trips along the coast of Galicta
engaged in target firing and practising signal
ling by night.
Two Russian officers left vigo for Madrid to-
dav. Presumably they conveying detailed
reports of the North Sea incident and will con-
fer with the Russian Ambassador to Spain
Three more officers have gone to Paris with
official reports.
crew Of the German collier Elizabeth now here
have refused to go Port Said with the Russian
warships. The men were discharged and Span
iards were engaged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-01
TABLETS TO sL0CUM VICTIMS.
Three Will Be Unveiled To-day at the Mid
die Collegiate Church

Three tablets in cOrmemoration of those who
persisted the General Socum will be unveiled to-
day at the Middle Collegiate Church The memo
rial service will be presided over by the Rev. DR..
Edward 3. Coe senior minister Of the Collegiate
Church. and the sermon will be preached by the
Rev. DR. John Gerardus Fasg minister of the
church Others TO share in the service the Rev.
Or. c, F. H. haas, pastor OF s. Marks Lutheran AS
Memorial Church, and the Rev. Floyd Decker, of
the Church OF the Comforter in The Bronx, both Of
Church.
To-day will be a double anniversary at An Saints
Church. Scanned and Henry SITS. Besides being
the name day of the church IT Is the thirty-third
anniversary OF the rector. the Rev DR.. William
Nichols Dunnell A memorial window Will be I'M
yelled in the Church Of the Transformation at Il
a. m. in memory of Leonard W. Kpp. The First
Methodist Church Of Brooklyn will also unveil a
memorial window. 1t is in memory Of Samuel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-01
WILL AID PEACE CONFERENCE.
Support of the Netherlands Government
Promised

Washington. Oct 5l.-Mr Van Swinderen, the
Minister from the Netherlands, called on Secretary
Hay to-day to say farewell. he Will leave Wash
ington tomorrow for Holland to arrange his pri-
affairs there before returning his post here
to be married Miss Glover. He introduced as
charge OF the legation in mis- absence Mr.. du Tuyll
the new secretary of the legation.
The Minister assured Secretary Hay that in his
judgment the Dutch government will be glad to
have the Secretary's suggestion that the second
peace conference be held at The Hague accepted
by the powers. and he sure that every cour-
tesy and opportunity would be extended to make
the meeting a success. Perhaps the first stone
the Temple of Peace. which will be the
home Of the permanent Hague Tribunal and the
meeting place of future peace conferences, VIII be
laid by the time the second conference assemblies.
II is the intention invite plans for the building
from the architects of the world and especially
from American architects
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-01
GERMANY PRESENTS soNNTAe CLAIM.

Berlin. Oct. 31-The German government has
presented to Russia a request from the owner
of the German fishing vessel SOnntag, recently
fired by ships belonging to the Russian Pa
cifc Squadron, for indemnity as the result of
damage to his nets and loss of time. The For
eign Office believes the claim will be admitted
and promptly paid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-01
KAISER'S VIEW DISREGARDED.
Federal Councils Reported Action on Lippe-
Detmold Regency.

Berlin. Oct. 3l.-It is reported that the Federal
Council has expressed the opinion that the present
regent OF Lippe-Detmold. Prince Leopold, is en-
titled the regency, and that the other disputes
relative TO the succession should be decided by a
court formed under the presidency of some German
prince from members Of the Imperial Supreme
Court. The hppe- Detmold government has as
sented but the competitors have not yet indicated
their views Prince Luitpold Regent of Bavaria. is
mentioned president.
This alleged action of the Federal Council is in
conflict with Emperor Williams telegram.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-01
PANAMA STATE SECRETARY.

Panama, Oct 3l.-Santago de la Guardia has
been appointed Secretary of State, succeeding
Sehor Arias.
Governor Davis has appointed new mayors
judges. treasurers and secretaries for the munich
palites in the canal All Of the appofntess are
natives, with the exception OF the Judge of CrIsto-
bal The appointments take effect to-r1orroM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-01
WEE kIRkERs" DEMAND PROPERTY.

Edinburgh Oct. 3l.-The Free Churchers now
commonly called the Wee Krkers,'' owing their
paucity of numbers, have taken steps to put in
operation the decision Of the House of Lords giving
them control Of the Free Church property. They
have served the general trustees of the United
Free Church a notice 10 hand over all the church
property. including Assembly Hail, three colleges
Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aberdeen; all the
missions abroad sand the churches and manses in
Scotland numbering LOO and valued at S55 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-01
REPORT TO BOARD OF TRADE.
Commissioners Tell of Damage to Trawlers
by "Wanton" Russian Attack.

London. Oct. 3l.-Four commissioners repre-
senting the Board OF Trade and owners, who
were sent on October 25. at the suggestion OF
the Foreign once. to ascertain the damage done
10 the North Sea trawlers by the Russian sec
cnd Pacific squadron. have just returned and
presented a verbal report confirming the state
fnents that some of the trawlers were seriously
damaged by shells and machine gun Are while
others suffered in a smaller degree.
Travis and fishing gear were destroyed or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-01
PORTS SHUT TO RUSSIA
China VIII Permit No More Armg
.SuDpIieS to Enter.

London. Nov. Under date of October 81.
The Daily Telegraph's" correspondent at TEN
Tsin says:
The Chinese government to-day formally de-
clared itself against any further infringements
Of neutrality in the dispatch of supplies to bel
ligerents, and has sent troops to Shan-Hal-
Kwan. This is a serious blow to Russia, who Is
now without open ports in the East.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-01
MANY HURT I'M POLISH Riot

London, Oct. 31.-A dispatch from st. Peters
burg TO Reuters Telegram Company says that
the issuance of an order by the Governor Gen
eral OF Warsaw for the troops to fire at assatl-
ants instead Of in the air, if they were pelted
with stones, led TO demonstration at Viola on
Octooer %, and that Cossacks with drawn
swords charged the mob. many persons on both
sides being wounded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-01
KINGS SURGEON FOR FISHERMAN.

London. Oct. 31.-Kng Edward. who is taking
warm interest in the victims of the Russian
attack on fishermen in the North Sea, has sent
Sir Frederick Treves, the royal surgeon in or
binary. TO superintend operation that is to
be performed Hoggart. the boatswain OF the
steam trawer Crane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-01

damaged. they say. and fragments of FOUR
inch shell which burst the deck OF tne
trawler Thrush and many other evidences OF tne
deadly and wanton attack" were found, Whue
the working efficiency of the whole Meet is Sc
riousy diminished in consequence Of the crews
being unnerved and unable to work with their
accustomed energy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-01
BIG BRITISH FORCE AT GIBRALTAR,

London. Oct. s1.-The Associated Press is officially
informed that the British naval force now a;
Gibraltar is composed OF fourteen battleships. thr-
teen first class armored and other cruisers ana
strong 1otilla of destroyers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-01
RUSSIAN LOAN SIGNED.
RothschiLds Reported to Guarantee
Placing of $27O, 100000.

London, Nov. IA dispatch from Brussels
TO The Standard" says that Russian loan Of
$270, 100000 Was signed on Saturday. The cor
respondent adds that the Rothschilds guarantee
the success of the whole loan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-01
BERESFORD AT TANGIER.
Lord Charles Visits British Legation and
Reioins Flagship.

Tangier. Oct. S1.-Vice-Admiral Lord Charles
Beresford arrived here to-day on torpedo
boat. paid a brief visit to the British legation
and started TO rejoin his flagship. the Majestic.
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OYAMA PREPARES ATTACK
Continued from f,rst page.

trail point. The forces are being completely re-
organized.
In the battle OF the Shakhe River one Russian
corps alone lest 273 officers and T,loo men,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-01
IN HONOR OF MlkADo's BIRTHDAY.

The Japanese Consul General and Mrs. Uchida
will celebrate the birthday of the Emperor OF
Japan Thursday with reception at Sherrys at
D. M This will be the official celebration of the
Emperor's birthday The japanese Columbian Club
will celebrate II by giving dinner and reception at
No 203 East Fifty-sixth-st. at p m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-01

region is swarrning with Japanese spies In Rus
sian. Chinese and European DISCUSSES, who are
Offering large rewards for the capture of Chinese
engaged in furnishing supplies to the Russians.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-01
RUSSIAN DEsTRoYERs AT ALeIERs.

AIgiers Oct. 31-Three Russian destroyer:
arrived here to-day. They Will remain twenty
four hours to coal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-01
RUMoR OF SHIP RATE WARS END.

London Oct 31.-"The Shipping Gazette" hears
that the Atlantic passenger rate war is likely to
be terminated as the of recent meetings be-
tween representatives of the Cunard and German
lines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-01
M Naxam4hJMe
Store Closes at 6 P. NJ.
Take the Subway
To WANA MA Kerr s

large
ntofo nobe building
completed wip probably months We
the Subway elevators will
a along Fourth from the Subway
to ourp present storebu building.
line the Subway will find shopping wonder
and do
n and be hurried
Place
uptown Express platform,
the belowAstor Plad
stepsfr WANAMAKERs door.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-01
CHINESE BANDITS GROW eoLDER.

Hardin. Oct %l.--The activity OF Chinese ban
dts is increasing along the railroad and the
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-12-29
6ufsSebprec

Der 9eriht 6es BON Der YebOrbe an.
seitellten auOitOrs Charles 6. SraO.
burn, Uelder ieit sinisen MtOnateH nit
Der Siiderpriiiuns beidaftist mar,
wurbe WiOntas abeno euolid Der Be-
bOroeL in 9eorudter 5orm uorgslegt.
Der Beri6t nmfaBt 80 Ssiteu, entbGlt
aber weiter uidts BON 8elans. oenn
Der aubitOr finbet, baB i'm allsemeinen
Ourdi9nitt Die 8ebOrbe fir ieben per.
aus9abten Dollar ben pollen Werth err
balten bat. Die Priifuus sritredt ii6
iber einen 3eitraum BON ieds Sabren
uilb in oieler 3eit bat Die 8ebOrOe inss
9eiammt s., O8O, 649.72 fir unterbalt
perausgabt.
Cont wurosn feline rueitereu Sc
l4aite erlsOist. Die 5ruse iiber Grs
O%ifnuus Don 9ia6tidulen warb BEN
Sebrer @omite iibermieien uuo Die 3abl.
liite Der SauitOrs uuo Seamtsn warb
uOrSslest uno beitdlist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-12-29
Soften elmer moserncn sdlad,t.

Die Soften Der S9la9t BEL 2iaos
bang bat elm ensliI4er Sadperitdnbis
ger ipie folgt bere6uet: 125,000 Ruis
fen unb 10000 Sapaner baben an
Der S6ld9t tbeilgenommen. 8ringt
ma bapon bic Rsierpsn in Qbsug unb
re6net nit Der Sbatia6e, buB nidt
aQe SoIoaten auf einmat tGmpfen
fpnnten, 10 fam ma %annebmen. oab
ettpa 10000 RuFen unb 10000 Sapus
ner 60 Stunben lang setdmpft buben.
9tsTs baben 1900 9atronen pro Miann
sebraudt, Ober gsgen 100000
gatronen i'm 9ansen. 9ieIe 9atronen
batten einen 8ertb bon 100000 (f1
slei9 $4.70. Die 300 in Der Sdladt
pertpunbten 9dnpnen ba6en ettpa 49,
900 @ranatsn gu bur6i6nittlid f0.4
abgefeuert, mas f180,000 ausma6t.
sSn bieIen Summer finb natiirlid niht
nit einbsgriffen bic apften fir 4uss
beFerung Der 9erpebre unb 9dnonen;
nad stpei ober brei Shladten uie bic
bel 2iuopans 1T lie absr brineenb
nDtbig. Die iapdnii6en Selbtunonsn
foiten is stfpd f400. Die groben &C.
f9iibe, bic BORT Qrtbur pertbeibieen,
toiten biz 5u $4,000 uno ieber einselne
@56uB ESQ. BIS por Sturgeon bate
bic iapuniids Resierung f12.000.000
fir 9riegsmaterial a~usgegeben; bic
Rufsn baben bas 8oppelte uufees
tpanbt, 70 bab i'm @anSen Muterial fir
E36, 900 aus ben perIdiebenen Grs
%fenalsn Gurppas unb Qfiens perbrdu9t
tporoen mar.
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9abn auf ben Alontblane.
Reuss eieaHtitd1ss prpieft sur @rIetdBteruts
pes allpensy U eiieperfehre.

4ls i'm Sabre 1856 Der 5ibrer Bal
mat unb Or. pecearb als bic grIten
ben 9ipfel bes Montbldnc in ben Sds
pOper QIpen eritiegen, lieb iid pObl
tein Meni4 trdumen, baB man ii6
taum Elm Sabrbunoert ipGter nit benz
plane trasen fDnne, ben bodItsn Berg
eurppas iebem neutrality-suspicious.
burG tednii6e Mittel 5ueGnslih gu
MAIDEN. limb bod liegt bieier Plan
beuts in sreifbarer 9eitalt Dor, Sein
llrbeber lift Der frana0fifde Sngenieur
9uportal, @eneral : Snipettor fir
8riidens unb Strabenbau. 9uportdt
bermeibet in ieinem @ntpurf ieaIi6e
unterirbifde 9ur6fiibrune: bic 8abn
fou, um ben 4usflii9lern ben freien
Qusblid gu geitatten, frei an ben Sel=
fen emporiteigen. 4ls 4usgangspuntt
lit bic $50 Meter Il Meter glei9 3 SUB
3 3plD iiber benz Mseresipiesel in Der
NGbe bes 9abeortes Saints@ erpats
tiesenbe Station 5apet Der Giienbabn
9ariss2 Marieille gepGblt. Bon
ben Rosues (2645 Meter) ab tpirb bic
Strede burd 2atpinen unb 9er0afdle
sefGbrbet, npsesen befonbere S9uB=
bauten pprgeieben finb. 9ie 8ubn fol-
bann CUR 5ete> RouFe (3165M eter) unb
f6liebIi9 gu Der 900 Mleter unter benz
9ipfel bes Montblanc ~gele9enen
GiguiGle bu 9outer 1926 Meter) fiihz
rem. 8is bort betrdgt lire 2dnge 1876
ailometer Il &ilpmeter slei6 0.62 eng
lifde Meilen). Bon Der Iiguile bu
@puter bis gu Der Spite bes Serges
lit cine fleine Sonberbdbn in 4usii6t
genpmmen, an beren STEELE pOrlGufig
bequeme Wese fir 5uBgGnger unb fir
S9lttten treten ionen. Die 3abnrabs
balm gum Montblanc erbGlt eleftriIden
8etrieb. Sbre Spurpeite betrGgt 1
Meter, ipus BEL aurpsn cine 8erringez
rung bes 8ogenbalbmefers auf so
Meter geItattet. Stetgerungen iiber 25
9rosent fperoen permieben. Mun reds
net uuf cine 5dbrgeihpinoigteit BON
7 bis 8 3ilometer in Der Stunbe; cine
fdneIere 5abrt iol ausgeialoien iperz
ben, Inn Die Reifenben nidt einem gu
f6roffen @edfel bes 2uftorudes aus
suIsben. SGslid foGen ie 10 3iise
bergauf unb bergab fabren. Die 9au=
toften Der 8abn finb auf 100000
6rdncs Il Srane glei4 1873 Gents)
berdnf9last, mas fir bas Silomster
$4,000 Grancs ergibt.
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2eiuis s MeiaD,
Geaifier's Wa6riebt.

I'm ale 9tsaiCrtn, Grtbitprsu uub onpsrs into.
rriirtt ptricntu.
Ratrihi ptIe hermit a~sgtben, eab bic mad
btnaunttn ptrioutn ibrt Rsbnuustu tinsstra
asu babtn in bsm lmtf bee Rtsilttr's CUR prii-
funa spn Itftamenisu uub G,ibsluns ron Ae.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in uHp fur has Spunip
qadapauua, hae bsiasts apmiuifratprtu, Gre
fuiprtn unp 8prmiinpn ibu Rthnunatu in
Gem amts bts Hssifsrs bssIibtu babtn uue
ea6 ~eisitlbtn BEN Wailtn. 8frtbtt bee btastsn
COUNTIES our StiiG ieuns porstlfst ptretn am
Npntas, ban g.. 3anuar 1905, um 10 ubr
9rrmitiiss, i'm @trihtsesbaues.
1. %. O. 8ilmtr. ibnltbtneT Grsfutrr ftr
5bpmns eipsp SintsTladtnih Il. (STfs tbsils
pstft Abrthuung
2. Sitpban NsaIpn. grsFuiOr Der eaprsuet
.. Weslaup Slntsrlalsnitaft. (Supsultlss
4brt6uuus)
8. gr,Ssa VI. 9uest, Grttuturin Der 5inisr.
laTni64ft ron NareaIst surge. (Srft uns
snpsiIiiss abrstnuns.)
4. 5dnnis 8. Debut, grtfutpriu pn pin.
terIaGsnibaft ppn Warsflus ID. Dsg4iti. (SIIft
une sneeuItiss A~brstnuns.)
5. @iuiam Ri2arsIUn. GrsfntOr Der Dim
tsrlaEtnitait ron Ssltn 3urnbua. (3ptIts
tbetlptilt Abrtbuung)
g.. @aIiu Ie9ti6pIds, Or Tutor ttr 5inisr
loHsniGaft Spn Asnts Re5usb. (Srifs unb
snrsultiss Abrs6uuus)
I. 3pbu SSrit uub patrid Barred, 9rtfu.
tprtn Der 5intfrlafsnltaft pcn DParttn Darrell.
(Grlff unb tneelliiet AbrthnunG.)
s parid 8. afdrntu mt eira 3bcmds,
Grtfutpnn er 5intsrlahsnitaft pen SAINTS J
eapin. tGrift unb tneeulfist Abrsnuuue.)
9. Gepin ID. Sceelou. Srttutpr Der Sinitr-
loIeni6aft pOu parrle SOseiOn. (snesulttss
.Abrthnuue.J
10 56smas : @iblpn, abminifratpr br
5iuiulaGtnihait ron iaplpr u. 8ttfcu. tGrfs
une tnteuiiiss Abrtdnuug
fl N. W. pattfrfou. aemiuifrdier hu
5inisrlafsnitafl non 0 p. Sits. (GThs une
tnheuItist Abutnuns.)
~. ppiIip Bible, AeminifTdicr Der 5tnttr.
lalitultatt pom @sOrss WarusT. tSTltt unh
neeiliist sbrs6nuns)
IL. Brauf Rommtlmfptr. abminiifraipT sr
5iuisrlaftni6aft ppu eputft Gitsl. (amsn' rte
Abrtbnups.)
IA. Siieast q. Suess, GemiuifratOrin Der
5iuiulaftnihaft ppu 9amts .. 9ueet. (GTifs
nne sueeulties Abrtduuus.)
is. 8rieast stnaban, shmiuilfraterin efr
5intnlaEsnt6aft bon Anuit esnaban. (GTift
une subsultist abrstnung.)
t6 lille Guaranty s 5ruli So apminiifra-
tpriu s. /. ". her 5tuisrlaHtnltaft pon 9amss
3. Gnnby. (gils unb tneslitss 4brttnuHg.)
II Gatn Cannon uuo 9cispb cannon, ".
sfntprtu ptr 5intsrlaftnlbaft psn pairid Gam
lep. (Grlfs uni tnpsultiss a~brttunue.l
fS. SpbH Warrsn. 9urmuue eE Beatrice
G. guTeid, minbtrjdbrists atue Der rtrif. Vim
iHea 9ureid. (Rtduuuss.A blaet)
10 6. Or. Rele unp {. 9. RsYncIes, Gre
futprsn bn 5tntrrlaHsnf6dfi bon Arminpd
Rst!s. (3rtiis tbtilHtiit abrtbrune }
% SSbu N. Aitftu, Wtaiam :. GVIpias
une 3amss s Burr, 1ruasss unisr BEN @iI-
len Der ptHf. 9fabsaa ID. aitftn. (3Bsits ab'
rtdnuHa.l
81. RtlfoH CARPENTER. ibtrItbtnbsr 9rufst
Der 5inisrlaItulhaft ppu 9tcudrp &arptuisr.
(3uldBlitt abrtduuue)
%. Dapib W etpis. ibfrlsbtnee Grtfutcr
eer 5iniulaTsnlhaft pen Wiliam u. etrls.
(Grift une tntgtltist a~brshnuHe.)
%. Rs. ). ;. 8lsmaaref, ertiatpr sH
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-12-29
tafpb SAfdaer aefterbeu.

9err Safob SGldser, elmer ber be-
funnteften beutiGsH giirser Der Stabt.
itarb ssitsrn absuo In isinsr 8obnuns
an Der Gde BON Waibinstou unO 4afas
mama Npe's. Der 8eritOrbene wuros
In Baden seb0rsn uuo fam 1849 mad
amerita. Das @Otbfisber trisb ben oa=
MATS iunsen Mann ua9 Californian,
BON mo er ipdter nab Scranton fam.
Sn ben 60er Sabren fiibrte er cine
8irthidaft, mo iest Scbn Ylatter lit,
unO bradte es 3u GROCER 8Oblbabenbsit,
10 baB man iein VsrmOsen auf reidlidl
$4,000 idasen fam. @r binterldBt
einfn SObn. Shulratb Safob S6laser
pom Der 8. @arb. Sin anberer Sobu,
@eOrse, uerunsliidte Dor sinisen Sab.
ren an Der giaB au9 Yarf Bride, unN
ieitSsm wiomete iid Serr Sdla9er Del
@r,iebuns BON oeiien bier biuterlaiieneu
Sinoern. Die 3sit oes 9eSrabuiHes
lit nod ni6t ieitseiest.
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@riinoIidte Sesinieftipu.

Sn benz ruIiiiden Orte 2iabp
bsrri6te cine furdtbare S9arladepioes
mie, bic piele Spfer forberte. Oils aud
Der Sobn zines w&apitaliiten" err
frantic, lieb man snblt6 einen 4r5t
.aus Der Stdbt" bplen, Der ben 2euten
bic S9rednife Der epidemic in ben
blutigiten 5arbeu pormulte. n8pr
allen" faste er, rmiiBt Sbr Sud Cams
pen gum 8erbrennen Der Sormalins
plGtt9en anf6affen, benin Sbr miiBt
Cure Wobnungen unb WGf6e besinftz
5iren." @ls Der 4r5t ubgereift mar,
traten bic tlusen Geuts bon 2jabp 3uz
Iammen unb fasten: n@us niiBen uns
BEL bieIer getpdltigen epidemic tleine
2ampen2 8ir tpollen Iieber Sdsiter>
baufen ansiinben!" limb lie siinbeten
Dor ben Sbiiren ibrer Sduier S6eiterz
baufen an unb goifen Bed unb S6tpes
fet binein. Die S9eiterbaufen aber
erfiilten ben Srt nit fur9tburem;
bersbetGemmenbem ,Rau9, unb es
berri6te Elm 10 grdblider 8unit, bab
bic &ranten ui9t sefunb tperben tonns
ten, pobingegen aud bic @efunben
franz tpurben. Dis bic Distinction
nit Bed unb S9pefsl ettpelde 8rdnbs
perurfa9te, lsgte fid bic 9Oli5ei ms
Mittel unb lDi9te bic Sdeitsrbdufen
aus. Limb barum," 70 fugen ieBt bic
tluaen 9eute BON 2iabp, rtpnnte bic
Sesinfettipn teinen Grfplg buben, benin
bic Sdeiterbaufen brunnten piel gu
turse 9eit."
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Sapauer ais sdiffspaHaaiere.

Sn Rasafati, Sapan, lit bisisr Sage
Der Rorbbeuti9e 2lopbbampfsr rDilis
bah" nit ben 1874 Sapanern ein9etrofs
fen, beren 4usDanoerung aus Rubs
lamb bur6 9ermittluns bes ameritani>
fden 8otidufters in ct. petersburg
erfolgt mar. Rad sinem 9eri6te bes
&apitGns bes Dampfers, 3urbonisn,
mar bic Reife fir bic Sapuner eine
re6te Grbplunesfubrt; ale befanben
Ii6 fortgeisBt i'm beiten Wpblbefinoen.
Dem aapitdn lift aud nidt cine Be-
f9perbe pber 4lass feiner 6abrsGite
Susesansen. Die ftrdffe unb bod ni6t
dls 3nang empfunbene 9issiplin an
8prb lit BON tetner Settle, peoer BON
Der Mannf9aft, nod bon ben Reiiens
ben, irsenbpie DerleBt porben. Der
Sdpaner," 10 f6reibt 3%urbouieu DDrts
lid, nbei9dmt als 9afasier bic Webrs
sabl Der eurppdif6en Reiienben. Gr
bsIibt Elm ibm angebornes 9efiibl fir
Iutoritdt, 9isaipIiu unb Selbft3u9t,
unb es erforbert nur etfpas Saft unb
aIusbeit, nm BET linn nit gang ~ssrinser
2situns bas porseitsdte s3iel gu ere
reiden. 90 bilbeten sleid nab Qbs
fabrt unisres S6iffes bon 9remers
BADEN bic Sdpaner unter fi6 Elm Sas
mariterforps in StGrfs bon 40 Mdnn,
bas, fsnntIi1 an rotben @rmbinben,
Sag unb Radt an gorb fsinss @mtss
i%pultete, unb ferner stn aOrps nit peis
Ben Qrmbinoen, bus fir bic aiihe unb
fir bic Srbnuns BEL ben Mablsetten
gu forsen battle. 3ablreide 5reipilise
baIfen in ben &iiden. Sc berrfdts an
9orb cine barmloie, nidt ldrmenbe
5rDbIi6teit. Der 9eburtstag bes Rais
fsrs bon Sapan purbe an 8OrO fsftIid
beaanaen.@
- Sdnern mill Die Dampffhififabrt
auf benz Starnber9ers unO ammerlee
perltaattiden.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-12-29
Die neuen sarrentp erfffdttsn

in Sepisr galep iiuO iest iertis unO Die
arbeit miro nnnmebr in an9riii ssnOm'
men meroen.
Sarr's Complex pom Snulots lit
Der am 9iiniti9iten sele9ene fir lOlte,
Die in Der neuen 6abrit arbeiten. Sin
fleites Dorf in moOerner 8auart lit
bort bereits e%ntitanOsn uub Die Saulots
meroen i'm 6riibiabre raid i'm Brelie
itei9en. IS lit Oaber ratblam, ifOn
ieet su taufsn, ebe Oieie 9rsisiteigeruus
ltattTn6et.
Wian lprehe Dor in Der Office. bic
li6 auf Dem Blaee befinoet. uno treite
ieine auswabl. Prsiis uno 3ablunss.
termine iinO mGBiS. 51,2
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Duumore.

- 6i6arb s. 3us Hno SRI. MarD
Sammer, beioe pom bier, wurben Sams
flag Ourd sloelmann Wtillar 3u einsm
@bepaure usreinist.
- Dominid Breiton bon Sim Stras
&c. welder idon felt GINGER j3sit al
@eiitesitOruns lit, uerldludte am 0Ons
ueritas abenb cine Dolls Slough OH
Rats." Sin arSt purbe 8eruien,
tOunte aber bic ~98irtun9en Oes Sites
rti6t beleitisen uro Der Wtann itarb.