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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-27
Soni GriegsidauplaBe.

gOm ariessi6aupIase iinO i'm 2aufl
Der usrflOiienen BO9e feline gieuistei
ten uon Selans einselaufeu. Die BET
ben armeen ruben-oie Hube Dor einen
Sturme-itarfeu Die BON ibnen einse.
HOmmenen Poiitionen unS lisfern iif
Selesentlid SorpOitensefedte if
iOwsit sllles aus Der Dtaubidursi.
Bort artbur wirb bon ben Sapanerr
nod INNER bei9oiien, aber bic 8elaser'
ten balten itanSbaft aus.
Gine neus Serwidluus bebrobt RuB,
lamb, wenn Der Gar nidt raid uno Obnt
srobe SOrmalitdten ju 9reuje frishi
uuo iid Sebiibreno enti6ulbist. Seint
Saltii6e 5lOtte. Die uuf BEN SBese mad
sliien lit, bat nemli6 in Der 0iOrOiee aui
cine ensliide Siiderflotte sei6oiien
nobel 3usi Der 5iiderfubr5suse ianfsr
uno mebrere Wieniden ibr 9eben uerlO'
rem. Sir Oieien unbesreifli6 slft Del
5einolslisteit peiB niemanO cine @rflar'
uns ,u finben unb in GnslanO lit bil
@dbruns 10 tiefsebenb, ouB i6lsunisf
Die SlOtte ausseriiitet .pirO.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-27
Sunmpre.

= Die 1s 3oll 9rObe Ba1errObre Der
Scranton 9as uno 8aIier @ompanis
al Srous StruBe barit Disnitas gbeuo
unb iiberflutbete benadbarte @ebduos
uno itOrte aud ben StraBenbabnoienit.
- 0iliam @learp BON bier wuros
Dienita9 Su Priceburs, als iein Pferb
burd elm slutomobil eri6redt parb unb
our6brannte, 10 b6s uerlsst, oaB al
Ieinem auftOmmen seSweifelt wirO. 81
wuroe aus oem gBasen seidleuoert unS
erbiek mebrere sebrodene Rippsu, sins
S6ulter bOs perlset unb iein @eli9i
uno Sopf wurOen aud idlimm 5ers
idnitten unb ierfleii6t.
- SOiepb, oas 2jdbrise SObHlciu
beS q. z. Srwin uon 8ebiter apsnue,
erla9 Oienltas 9ia6t 8ranbwunben,
bic er 9iudmitta9s erbalten bate. Der
anabe bate elm Siitden nit Strei4'
b6lsern erpii9t unb oils er baiielbs
Offnen wOllte, wuroe es anSeSiiuoet uno
feline SleiOuns fling 6euer; ebe bic
6lammen selOidt werben fOunten, mar
Der Slsiue lebeussefdbrti9 perbrannt
uuo iein Eoo mar cine @rlOiuus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-27
6crib tlihes.

Senrp 8afer. oes Diebitabls uub
@mpfanss iiberfiibrt, bat 81 Straie su
besablen unb 60 Gage @eian9niB ab3u'
iisen.
Sames s. Barrett fat fir einen Yin.
Sriff 500 gu beiablen unb 80 Gage
9efansniB abjulisen.
Safob Uorud uno STEPHAN Rosnod,
bic ben Sobn Stei9erwalt ansesrifieu
batten, babsu 80 Gage @efansniB absu'
iiseu.
9esranb Sail enttam fir einsn an.
sriff nit 81 Strafs uno einem 9efans'
niBtermin.
SObn 9ia9ots bat ws9en auSriff uni
Sdldserei SIS Strafe uno Die aOiter
,u beSablen.
Der 16 Sabre alte Charles Glartl
unb 20 Sabre atte 9srael 9oulo. mel
dc brsi 5abrrdoer itableu, entfameu mt
81 Strafe uno 6 Wfonate @efdn9niB.
Der is Sabre alte SObn Yan DDfe
Oss @inbru6s iiberfiibrt, warb oel
@len Sails .Reiormidule iiberwisisu
Sein @eidbrte SObu Ybillip erbislt sin'
Suspsnbiruus oss llrtbeils.
Glsm Marib, Der cine Spielb6lle be
trieb, entfam nit ben Soften Der Ser
banbluu9.
Dapib @pans, Batter bes Iunebsli9er
Sinbss Der 5rau Wiarp Senfins, ba
$25 unb $1.25 Die BOde fir ben lin
tsrbalt bes 8inOes Su beSableu.
Der 8erleumouu9siall BON @Ol. 6
8. Ripple se9en 0fidaro 2ittle, ben Ser
aus9eber bes rScrantOnian" wurbe oa
burd beslihen, Oab eittle Offentlid
in isiusm 9lutte erfldrte, baB er abiO
lut ui6ts se9en SerrH 8ipple WuBts
iiberbaupt Der erite slrtifel elm fali9e
mar, fir weldeu er nidt Die serin9ltet
8emeile hattie.
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Nae Xhal abn drfk

Sablur.-an ben Sunoamentarbeiten
fir Die ueue So9idule unieres StdSt-
dsns lit Oersuusene BOds Der anfuns
Semadt wOrbsn. = Dur9 bic uOr;eitiss
grplOiiOn zines Sprsnsidufes in Der
SibleD .3e4e purbe am Samitas elm
SlOwafe auf Der Stells setOOtet unb
Elm auberer i6per usrlcst.-SSir MAIDEN
nOdmals auf bas SdsibsnidieBsn aufs
merriam, peldes Der rBilbelm EEL
Sdiiseu Club" na6iten Dieuitas auf
Dem Stisbitanbe on @uerlp's 5urm obs
balteu miro uno bas Mor9ens 9 llbr
besinnt. Die sliidliden S9iissn pers
ben nit Preiien BON a6t Dollars abs
warts beibeuft. @rfriidunsen isoer
gIrt peroen auf osm Plate ieruirt.-
Serbit. uno SBintsrtleiOer better Quulis
tat bel SSeibsl & 5liibmaun.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-27
6ube 1arfer Rottsen.

= Das Sdaufeniter bss Clement
Slider bon Siio Nfaiu slpsnue muro,
Samitas WtOreen nm perI6iebene aus.
seitellte @Bwauren beitOblsn. Die Gin
BREEDER itieBen bas @las Elm.
= Dauio RObinion BON 9lorb Ntaiu
slpenue erbielt Wtontas auf Dem Sepiet
SalleD 3weise Der 2adapanna @iIen.
babn einen bUppelteu 9einbru6, als
ibn Elm 3us traf. @r pirb i'm 9adas
wanna SOipital bebanoslt.
- Wenn man nit einsm erniten Sc.
berleioen bebaftet lit, 10 fabre man fort,
Or. slu9uit Ss0nis's hamburger 9ros
pien Sn gebrauden. Ole Se6er miro
pieSsr ridtis funttioniren unb bic Sc
IunObeit wieber bsrssitslt isin.
- Die 9eeroisuns bes Serrn Sranf
Sdulte Wirc beute Otadmittas BON ieis
ner sBobnuns an G6ter StraBe aus in
bem SrisObofe Der bsuti6sn fatbolil6en
ct. Sobannes 9emeinbe itattfinben,
mad einem GrauersOttssoienit in Der
Stride.
= @eorse 8artb bon 1715 grice
StraBs, Sarren.9 9nipsttOr In Dem ga.
pusa 8oblenbofe, purbe ssitern MOrs
gen Inn Z llbr bon elmer 2ofomotipe
iiberfabren unb entbauptst. 9tiemaub
mar 3euSe bes llnsliids, bod nimmt
man an, oaB Sartb itOlperte unb aui
oas @eleiie Dor Die 2ofomotips binfiel.
@r biuterldbt cine g8ittms unb fiini
fleine &inoer.
- Wfarp, Die 4iabri9e To6ter oes
Billiam 8onburif bon @rant aluenue,
wurbe Wtouta9 SOrmitta9 fatal pers
brannt, ats iie mdbrsnb Der abneienbeit
Der Wtutter am Sii6enofsn einen Yas
pieritreifsn ent3iinbete, Der lire Sleibs
uns in Sranb ieste. Gbe bic Wtuttsr
oem nm Siilfe idreienoen SinSe bel.
iteben fonute, waren oeiIen Geiift unb
@lieomaBen iurdtbar perfoblt unb ents
Itellt uno es itarb furi na9 ieiner glufs
nabme i'm SBeitieite Soipital.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-27
Sffferpn.

- Der Gu6e Stepbau Stuben lpuroe
Montas BON einem 9ebsb Sullep 3u9e
9etrOifen unb erbielt einen Deinbrua.
- Die bisiise ct. SObn's futbOlis
'i6e Stride miro am 10. giOuember ibr
9blosues Subildum feiern, all Dem Bis
i6of Sobun BON Scranton tbcilnebmen
miro.
- Sin Wtann, belicu SOentitdt sur
3eit ni9t feitseitellt werOen, fOnnte,
wuroe 6reitas Otorseu eutlans ben
yebisb Sallep 9eleiien, cine furje
Strefe obsrbalb Der SunctiOn, toOt aufs
gefunOsn. Wtan uimmt an, ba6 Elm
3us i'm traf uuo tObtets.
- Die Baa5e unO Office Der 6erns
wooO 3efe Der Grie Soblen GOmpanie
;u YateSpias murSe Sonnta9 9ta6t
our6 5euer Serit0rt unO fir turSe 3eit
Iub es aus, alS menu aud Der BREEDER
ben Slummen gum Spfer fallen wiirbe,
bod wurOe Sies our9 Die glnltren9unz
gen rer Seuerl0Iber uerbinbert.
- glntbOup Dtalia BON Sromn Str.
le9te ii6 6reitag nit brennenoer 8feiie
ins Sett unb ihlief ein, worauI Die
6unfen oerislben auf iein SemO fieleli
un0 es eutjiinbeten. @be Wtalia aufs
wa6tc unO nit Siilfe iciner Satin Die
6lammen 9elOibt bate, mar er ;ienlid)
l6limm ON @eii6t, ben SGnOen unO
Der Srult perbrannt.
- Die 8rauerei Der glntbracite Gom:
panic oil 9iaD 9lu9 gluenue purOe beute
WfOrsen bur6 ein Seuer iait pOllitans
big SeritOrt, oas I'M 2 llbr ausbra6.
2Sabriheinlid lie9t Sranoitiftun9 Dor,
bu al peridieoeneu Stellen Su 9leider
3eit Die Slammen beruOrbra6en. Wtit
GROCER Wtiibe Durte an9renienOes @i'
9entbunl Dor Der Serltorlil9 belpabrt.
Der Serlult wirb auf $4,000 9eiddet,
oem cine Serliheruns uOu nur $1,000
Sc9eniiber itebt.
- Der 28irtb 8utrif @ruuaban Don
Sort cane, Der ieit a6tjsbn Sabren Oa'
islbit cine gBirtbi6uit betrieb, be9ing
OOnueritus WtOrsen SelbitmOro, i'll
bem CT iid cine 0teuOluertusel in Der
Sals ia9te. Der Wtauu mar Ieit Dem
Dor Sabresiriit erfOlsten Gobe ieinel
Sisblin9stOdter iebr nieoer9ei6laser
unO lbeint iif aus oieiem grunoI
eridOHen Su buben. Die GorOners
9ei6worenen, mel6e ben Sail unter.
iu6ten. selansten iu Dem S6luB, oai
@ranaban's 9Oo cinem 3ufall ;uSu
i6rciben lei uuO ui6t SeIbitmOrO Dor
liene
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-27
OSeuer 8au.Nereiu.

Die rGeOnomp Sau unO 9lnleibs
@eieaidaft" miro i'm 9auie oieies MO.
mats cine ueue Serie pon Slftien aus.
sebsn. llnteridriftsu oafIir perOen jesi
entsesen senommen in Der Offiee Del
@Ompauie, 9iO. 421 Sudaponna tus'
nue..
Seds PrOSent Sntsrefen wsrbsr
BEN austretenoen sen6brt.
glttien $1.0O ben Wionat.
SEQ. s. Me@artg. Rrdiibent.
SObn q. Z EbOmas, gise Prdi.
.. 8. @ampbell, Sdasmeiiter.
0. 8. Sausban, Ssfretdr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-27
Stabtrath.
select Council. 90. SftOber.

Select Council, 20. Sttober.
Die 8erlammlun9 oieler SOrperldaft
am obisen SbsnO perliei rubis uuO
obne 3wiidenian. 6olsenSe neue 8Ors
la9en wur6en einserei6t: 2bOmas-
Sittidrift fir ein 2i6t an Gable Flace
unO 3wOliter StraBe; referirt. &es
gait -OteiOlution, peldc ben DirettOr
Der Dffeutliden g8erfe anweiit, Oritte
Strabe, Swiiden SuSerue uno Scllows
Strabcn, Su repariren; referirt. Wfers
riman- -HcIOlution, wcl6e bic Sriit Sur
Grbaunns bes 10. Oiitritt Sauptab'
3u9sfanals fir elm Sabr perldn9ert /;
an9enommen. Wferriman - Sroiuanj
fir 9ieuerbauung oes @uluerts inter
SSaibin9tOn sIueuue, nabe @lettric
9luenue (; referirt. Wterriman-Srbis
uanS Sur Sewilli9ung ocS fiirSlid BON
Der .. & 8. Gompanie erbaltenen Sell
oes in Se9lei6un9 elmer Gnti6doi9-
un9siOroerun9; referirt. 8irtb-8e'
IOlutiOu, Del6e Die SifOrD StraBe
Saptiiten STRIDE BON sinem slbSuSsfas
nal sliieBment befreit; reierirt. @ODne-
SrOinanS fir @rbauun9 BON SettiOn,
oeS 8. 0iitrift abiu9sfanals; referirt.
Oterriman leSte eineH Sriei Der Scran'
ton Spisen SorbanS GOmpauie Dor, i'll
pel6em um Gin Yibt oil 9len StraBe
uno Wteglsrt sluenue sriudt wirO unO
aud auf Den miierublen 3nitano Der
@len Strube uufnerfiam sena6t wirO.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-27
SBiIfesbarrs Rahridtsn

: Sotelier 9ouruO Gang UOn SaSle
9luenue 1T seidbrIih ertrantt.
= Der fommenoe Samitas ueripriht
bier ein bU6ft lebbaiter Su werOen, oenn
es wirO cine srObe $araoe Su 9breu
Oes 9lrbriteriiibrers Wttt6eIl itattfinorn,
an Der ii6 @eielli6aiteu BON alien
9beilen .oisics uuO Der beua6barteu
Counties betbeiligen werosn.
- Der 9iGbrise 9lrtbur Eurnet CT
litt am NtittwO6 i6were unb m6Sliber
weiie t66tli6e SranOwunOen OaOur6
OaB er ciuer altcren Sdweiter Die bren
nenOen SlsiOsr pom Seibe riB unO al
Nieie 9Seiis ibre Seben rettets.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-27
auS bem ubereu EhaIe.
(GarbpnbdIs aprrdppnbsni.)

Sn Der 8Obnuns ibrer @utelir
an 8art StraBe, 5rau Robert SrBiOn.
ueri6ieb friib 5reitus WtOrsen I'M III
ter bon s3 Sabren 5rau Wtaria Ststt'
Ter. Die Seritorbene lpurOe In Wtaius,
DeutidlanO, seboren unb fam ais jun'
9es WtdOdsu mad amsrifa. Sbre Ss.
sroisuus sriOlste SOnutag i'm Maple
wooo SrieobOfe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-27

burd lOfals applifniirntn, ba lit esu Sis bsr
aranIbtit nitt nrritsH fSuufn. 1atarrb III
cine Siut. phtr SpnfitutiOns aranfbfit uub um
iit ,u btilsn. mhbt Sbr inuerlitt Stilmitttl ntb-
mtn. 5ils aatarrb-aur pire sinetupmmtn
uut pirft eirtft auf has 9ut uus bic ltIemist
SbnFitt. Saa's aatarrb.aur II ftine Quad.
inlbtr- Dteijiu. Sif puTDt Itii 9dbuu ron
sinsm bsr btftu AT;tt titits eantts rtTptbua
uue II tiu rtsslTtbts Rtnpi. Sif btffbi aus
ben btifsn btannttn 5Unisa, psrbuuetn nit ben
briitn Blutrsinisuuesmitttlu, bic eirtft auf BIZ
ShlsimotGaift pirfsu. Die ppliOmmsnI
Srbueuus pr incl StllanbtbHIr 1T IS, mas
iplh' wuuetrpplIt RsIuI!ait bel bt Ssiluns ppr
aaiaub taprrbriusi. eabt GuS 3tusniiiI
umiOrit l6idtn.
Ia. ;. ebsntp s. Co.. gisn., Spltbp, .
% gutnuft spn aLltn Gppibtitru. Is Sts.
Saas 6amtlitn piltn Iup bic bsittH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-27
Npn Der Snpf,ite.

Der gIlarm uou Saiteu 81 friib am
@iOnta9 MOr9en mar elm faliber.
Der rDeutIhe Rrisssr.Screin" bdtt
beuts sIbenO in Der 9ltbIetic Salle isineu
uierisbntsn 9abresball ab.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-27
GlubeV| V|arahuusa.
NOtl Der 0iife
gefri9ell.

OaS lit mas benz Wtunne paiiirt, Der
ieben Sent ieines GintomlilenS uerjcbrt,
pdbrenO er Ourd irusale SebcnsweiIe
alliGbrli6 uiel eriparcu tOnute.
sic miiieu bel6eiOen leben, menn
sic Siren 8las in Der SSelt auSfiillen
mollen.
Der rallmdbti9e Dollar" 1T Gin gro.
eer Sattor gum @rfolg.
Sertrauen sic unS Sbrc Dollars al
uno bielelben weroeu ii6 nit Orei
Yrojeut Sntereiien raid per-
mebren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-27
Sas finite lit aleicerlpaaren
Sdlmar,rs Senetiau Sud

gan, 8Olle, 80 3oll brett. SauptiGds
lid fir Saden uub Sfirts uerlaugt.
SSertb regular S1.69. Sir ein paar
Gage $1.25.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-27
Gin autrs Rriultat. lin

Gin sutss Rsiultat. lluier Sorre'
ipOnbsnt Ssrr @rult Dantart in Drucs,
Mid., teilt uns fOlsenbss nit: Meiu
giadbar Sobu WtOOs mar in SOlss Don
Rbeumatismus bettlds.ris. Gr fonntI
tsin @lisb riibrsn obne sroBe S6msr'
zen su empfinoen. SOrni's alpeufrdu
ter Slutbeleber mar oas siu;ige WfitteI
uon alien mas er probierte, Del6es ibu
Die @eiuuObeit pisoerSab.
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Oas uierte lit Sii6.Siunen
" Sol Sabm 5iid Samast

cine Iebr i6were Quulitdt iriiden So
brifats, 9arantirt, 3utrieOenbeit beim
@ebrau6 Su geben, ubIolut 9anS Stns
men, Der bette 81 grao. SpeIiell 79 e..
@arantirt edter Sla6s, Gin porSii9s
li6er Oamasf fir itarfen @ebraub, 10
biibi9e Wiuiter. SpeSiell rs Gents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-27

Die feinitsn Drudarbsiteu IN Der Stabt
siefsrt Die Office bss .8o9eubIatt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-27
Dus brittle lino SnOpfe,
Smportirte nuS eiubeimii9G

Der srDBte Yorratb I'M Staat uuBerbalb
Ybilabelpbia unO Bittsbur9b. Siele
Der neuelten iinO in tleiner Seioe 2rim,
@r06en in allen Sarben.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-08-29

however, it is predicted that the
Democratic county ticket this year
will be a winner The old line Demo-
Gratis propose to take advantage of
disagreements in the ranks of the Re-
publicans to offset some of the frc-
ton in their own party. Where the
Republican candidate is popular
throughout the county no nomination
will be made on the Democratic
ticket. The conservative Democrats
expect to combine their strength
as far as possible on the Offices of
clerk, sheriff and county attorney.
Because of the attitude of the nom
inee toward a strong element in the
Republican party, the Democrats con-
slider the latter Office especially easy
picking, and will put up popular
man for the place. They also expect
to have one candidate for superior
judge and will so after a few of the
legislative plums.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-08-29
TO BEGIN WORK
ON ALBANY SOON

The work of repairing the cruiser
Albany will be begun in few days
unless some unexpected hitch occurs
at the Puget Sound navy yard, where
the vessel was recently ordered out
of commission. This work was de-
ferred pending the completion of re-
pairs on several vessels of the Pacific
squadron and until the detailed plans
for the extensive overhauling of the
Albany could be looked over and APP
proved by the bureau of construc-
ton and repairs.
The proposed repairs were not for
mally approved by the secretary of
the navy until few days ago, and
the necessary orders were then sent
to Bremerton by mail. After it once
begins, which will be very shortly,
the work will progress steadily for
the next three or four months, pro-
viding there is NO delay in securing
materials.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-08-29
ORANASIA TO LOAD
WHEAT FOR EUROPE

The bark Oranasia, which has been
lying at the Government dock for
the past three weeks, will begin load
ing wheat at the Balfour dock Thurs
day. The boat has 80 days in which
to complete her cargo, after which
she will leave for England. At
Queenstown the Oranasia will re-
ceive orders, and from there will pro-
coed to the port where her cargo is
to be discharged.
The wheat which has arrived in
Tacoma this year is said to be the
best handled here in years. Out of
shipment of 1000 sacks received
by Balfour, Guthrie G Co. not one
sack of poor grain was found. The
new product is rather slow in NOV
ing, but the indications are that this
week will see a general rush of grain
toward tide water The Oranasia is
the first ship to begin loading this
years crop. Her cargo will consist
of about 5000 tons of wheat.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-08-29
Discussions THREATEN STRENGTH
OF DEMOCRACY IN PIERCE COUNTY

Democratic primaries to elect dole
gates to the county convention will
be held throughout Pierce county to-
morrow afternoon and evening. The
convention to nominate county Off
GERS will be held Friday morning at
Germania hall.
1t is predicted that all will not be
smooth sailing when the convention
is called to order. Party leaders are
not saying much outside, but it is
stated that numerous conferences
have been held lately and that the
dove of peace was not among those
invited. Report has it that the atti-
tude of Mayor Wright and other city
hall officials on certain questions is
the cause of the ruction that threat
ems to split Pierce county from stem
to stern.
In spite of internal dissension,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-08-29
DEAR GOD, GIVE US
BACK OUR MAMMA"

and as the result of negotiations it
had been arranged. The prince and
his five children were to spend a
month at Tatrafured, and the prin-
cess, travelling as the countess of
Montignoso, was to visit the same
district.
The meeting was to take place as
though by accident during an ex-
cursion in the mountains.
Suddenly, at the end of June. the
king of Saxony, for reasons that have
not TRANSFERRED, but influenced no
doubt by enemies of the crown prince
at court, refused to consent to the
plan.
AS, however, all the arrangements
had been made, the crown prince de-
cided to take his children to Tatra-
fured.
But in order to prevent any meet
ing the king of Saxony arranged for
the entire length of the railway be-
tween Oderberg and Kassa to be
closely watched by large numbers of
police agents well acquainted with
the appearance of the former prin-
cess.
If she is seen she will be advised
to confine her attention to the beau
ties of the scenery and will not be
allowed to approach her children on
pain of being arrested and expelled
from Hungary.
The correspondent was able to Wis
1t the apartments at the Grand hotel
occupied by the crown prince and his
children. On a table in the princes
bedroom was a large photograph of
the erring but repentant princess and
in each of the children's rooms is a
portrait of their mother, on which
is written the words, "Meine liebe
Mama" my dear mamma).
From one Of the princes depend
ents the correspondent learned that
every evening the crown prince and
his children kneel together in front
Of the princess photograph, and the
little ones repeat after him the fol-
lowing simple prayer: ''Lieber Colt,
gieb uns unsere Mama zurueck, -
(Dear God, give US back our mann
maj.
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SUES 7. R. & P.
FOR DAMAGES

Wilbur Singer, one of the young
men who were hurled from the front
end of a South Tacoma street car
August ~ and badly injured, brought
suit in the federal court today
against the Tacoma Railway G Power
company to recover damages for per-
sonal injuries In the sum of $3.50.
The allegations set forth in the
complaint state that, owing to the
negligence of the company, the car
turned the curve at South Thirty
eighth and M streets at such ter
rife speed that the plaintiff was
thrown from the platform of the car
and sustained serious injuries. His
left arm was broken, wrist sprained
and his body badly bruised by the
fall.
Wilbur Singer is a minor, 16 years
of age, and the suit was brought
through his father, E. J. Singer, as
guardian.
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COLD HUNTERS RUSH TO TANANA

DAWSON, Y. T., Aug. 29.-Every
available steamer on the upper and
lower Yukon has been pressed into
service to handle big shipments of
freight enroute to Dawson and the
Tanana via the White pass. Four
thousand people have gone to the
Tanana from Dawson since May. A
thousand more will go before the
river closes in October.
The need of food is recognized as
being so urgent that steamers are
refusing to take machinery and boil
ers, unless there is space left after
the grub is aboard.
Three steamers sailed this week,
taking 800 passengers and 1000 tons
of freight to Tanana. Five will go
next week, fully laden. 1t is ex-
pected that mammoth rush over the
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ice will be made from Puget Sound
next spring via Dawson for the Tan
ana. Dawson has sold three-quarters
of million dollars worth of sup
plies to the Tanana this year.
A Fairbanks special says that no.
body is leaving Fairbanks. The ho-
tells are overlooking. A great rush
is on building winter houses, and
several large business blocks are un-
der way, some of them worth as high
as $4,000. The Northern Commercial
company is installing a water works,
fire systemp and electric light plant
for the city. A strike on Beaver creek,
65 miles from Cleary, has been made.
AS high as 50 pans have been found.
There is big stampede for Fair
banks. Pay has been found on seven
new creeks.
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now lies in state along the track as
a result of her rash venture. The
impact put the cow out of commits
sion and knocked the front trucks
from under the car. The passengers
were badly shaken up. ]. G. Mar
shall, the motorman, was thrown
back against the body of the car,
and John Anderson and John wy
man were thrown to the ground. An
derson was injured about the shout
ders, while Wyman had a couple of
ribs broken. Both men were brought
to the Fannie Paddock hospital and
are now getting along all right.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Oscar Gustafson to Warren Brown,
lot 6, block SO, Tacoma. $3.50.
John Weirauch and wife to r. D..
Pulford, lots /, 2, 3, 4. block 40, in
Cakes addition, $500.
w. p. Newbegin and wife to D.
7. Phelps. lots 5, Sec. 1S, Tp. 90, r.
A, $500.
T. Sohns and d. +. Schulz and
wife to A. II. Warren, one acre in N.
w. u of N. q. Y, Sec. 81, Up 81, r.
3 e., $1,150.
Tommy Lane and wife to James
Goudy, s. n of s. " OF N. " OF S. w.
Y of N. e. u, Sec. II, TIP. 20. II. 4,
$500.
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DAVID B. HILL
IS SIXTY-TWO

ALBANY, N. Y, Aug. 29.-David
Bennett Hill, thrice governor of New
York, once United States senator, and
at present one of Judge Parker's
chief campaign managers, today en-
tered upon his sixty-second year.
For thirty-f1ve years Mr.. Hill has
been in public life. He is most alb
stemious and carries his sixty odd
years very lightly. His friends sent
him numerous congratulatory mes
sages today and not few of them
added a prediction that higher pub
lie honors are in store for him than
any he has yet enjoyed.
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N1SS9UTl ~ AnlgM
Lyceum Theater.

With a most carefully constructed
plot and telling a story of interest,
ION the Bridge at Midnight will ap-
pear at the Lyceum theater shortly.
The jack-knife bridge scene is said to
be one of the most remarkable ever
presented on stage, and is only one
of many startling and realistic scenes
in which the play abounds. This play
will be presented at the Lyceum
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
nights and Saturday matinee, Sep
TENDER 1, 2 and g.
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his room at about o'clock by one
of the sisters in the hospital. He
had been reading a newspaper and
mad his glasses on and the paper In
his hand when found.
Captain Waite was one of the bes.
known mariners on Puget Sound. At
one time was mate on the old
steamer Eliza Anderson, one OF the
first steamers on the Sound. He is
said to have been one of the best
pilots on the coast and an excellent
man to handle vessel.