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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-06
RUSSIANS USED DYNAMITE.
Blew UP Ships and Dry Dock Before the
 Surrender

A OAS AOCA bCLOEe Inc
 Surrender.
 Tokio, Jan. 5.-The Japanese naval officers have not examined the sunken war ships at Port Arthur, and there fore nothing Is known of their condi- ton and possible availability for fur ther service. It Is expected that care full examination of the vessels will be made at the earliest possible moment. The Japanese are keenly anxious to know the condition of the sunken sbips and 1t is believed some of them are savable.
 The Russians ingeniously blocked the dry docks. They lowed the transport Amur inside the dock. blew her up so that she partly turned turtle and sank sidewise and then they destroyed the gate. The Russians surrendered pos session of the dock yard and other nay al property yesterday and turned over to the Japanese ten small steamers. available for immediate use. All the other craft had prevoiusly been sunk
 The work of clearing away the mines commenced as soon as the Russian charts provided for in the equalization agreement were delivered to the Jap anese.
 The official figures giving the Rus
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-06
YOUNG WOMAN ASSAULTED.
Miss Alice Brightwell of Louisville Att
 tackled by Negro.


 Louisville. Jan. 5.-Miss Alice Bright well. protege in the family of John T. Bates, banker, was assaulted to- day by a negro in MT. Bates's resi- dence on Crescent Hill. a high class residence section of Louisville, The young woman was badly injured.
 A detail of police was at once sent to the scene and four officers with bloodhounds have taken up the trail of the negro. The Crescent Hill dis trict Is in state of high excitement and Captain Reilly of the Louisville police has given orders that if the ne- gor is found that he be brought to the county jail here instead of being taken to the police station.
 The search for Miss Brightwelrs as- sailant was kept up until midnight. AL though the bloodhounds led the officers some distance out into the country the negro is still at large.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-06
Report of Disaster Unconarmed.

ation here of the report from St Pe- tersburg of a disaster to the Russian battleship Kniaz Souvaroff. According to a dispatch to The Daily Mail from Mahe. one of the Zychelle Islands (about 1000 miles east of Zanzibar), on January 5. both divisions of the Rus sian Baltic, Squadron were proceeding in the direction of Diego Suarez Mer- chantmen who passed Vice Admiral Rojestvensky's division report that the squadron keeps good station and ap- pears to manoeuver well.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-06
NoGI AND sToEssEL MEET.
At Parting the Two Generals Cordially
 Clasp Hands.

Headquarters Third Japanese Army. Jan. 6.-(Via Fusan A meeting be- tween General Stoessel and General Mo- gi took place today at Shushi village. The hour fixed for the meeting was noon, but owing to a misunderstand- ing of the time General Stoessel ar rived at 1O:40 o'clock, and was received by. lieutenant.
 General Stoessel remained at Plum Tree cottage until II o'clock when Gen eral Nogi arrived with his stan. The two generals met in a room of the cot tage and after an exchange of greet ings held a long conference. When they emerged from the cottage the gen. erals shook hands and General Stoessel mounted his horse and returned to Port Arthur.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-06
CARRIER's ACTION APPROVED.
Decision of Interest to Owners of
 Rural Boxes.

Bucyrus, O., Jan. 5.-Postmaster Hall has a ruling from the government which is of interest to every commu- nifty where the rural free delivery sys- tenn is in force. A local carrier found in a mall box on his route two letters that were intended for the owner of the box and had been put there by some one in passing. The letters were confiscated and sent to the govern- ment at Washington with a request for ruling.
 of the carrier and said that all mail found in any box without stamps or the proper amount for postage must be collected and taken to the post office from which the route is operated and held for postage. This ruling means that the owner of the mail box has absolutely no control over 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-06
EXCITEMENT IN BOYNTON.
Jumpers Begin Work When Govern
 ment's order is Received.

Muskogee, I. T., Jan. 5.-The Inte- rior Department declared Boynton. town twentytwo miles west of here. 8 governmental townsite. This opens ir for original settlement and as soon as the news reached Boynton the widest excitement prevailed.
 Men began to jump town lots which have been held by others for two years and some of which have been built upon. Citizens armed themselves to protect their property and officers are rushing to the scene to prevent riot and bloodshed. The town was set tied on what was known as a dead claim and now has a population of D. 5O0 half negroes. Now that it is de- clared a government townsite. former titles are worthless.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-06
NIEDRINGHAUs NOMINATED.
He Will Succeed COckreIl as Senator
 from Missouri.

Jefferson City. Mo, Jan. 5.-Thomas K. Niedringhaus of St. Louis, chairman of the Republican State Central Com mttee was tonight nominated for United States Senator to succeed Sena- tor Cockrel. His election is assured. He was named on the fifth ballot, Richard Kerns being his nearest com petitor.
 The other candidates were Congress- man Richard Bartholdt. United States District Attorney; D. P. Dyer and Nathan Frank. all of St. Louis; United States District Attorney William War ner of Kansas City and L. F. Parker. Rolla, Mo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-06
TO FILL ENGAGEMENTS.
Captain HObson Will Not DIsappOint
 Audience.

Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson tclegraphed The Advertiser last night from Brundidge that notwithstanding some business complications he will not disappoint audiences where he has been advertised 'to speak.
 The telegram from Captain Hobson is as follows:
 "Drundidge, Jan. 5. The Advertiser, Montgomery:
 T have complications with my lecture bureau. Please request all committees to notify me care of The Advertiser dates as now arranged. will keep them. R. P. Hobson." All of Captain Hobson's January en- agreements are in Alabama.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-06
NInr Have Yellow Fever.

Havana. Jan. 5.-The steamer Dora from Colon and Panama has brought here Ill passengers. Three of them, i'll with what may prove 10 be yellow fever, have been taken to the deten- tion hospital. The other passengers have been sent to the Mariel Lights and quarantined. The ships crew will be examined twice daily.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-06
Training sehool for Rnkerr.

Washington. Jan. 5.-The Secretary of War has directed the estimate of a training school for bakers at Fort Ri- ley, Kas.. al which successive classes will be instructed for periods of four months, classes to be drawn from cav- alryl infantry and artillery
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-06
Death of Mrs. Lucy R. Rrntton

Mobile, Ala. Jan. 5.-A special to The Register from Jackson. Miss, says: Mrs. Lucy Randolph Bratton, wife of Episcopal Bishop Theodore Bratton, this diocese, died today of nephritis, aged Il years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-06
TayIer Id Succeed ,Judre NNIrv

Washington,- Jan. 5,--President ROosc- welt has appointed Robert w TayIer. formerly a Representative in the House from the old Mckinley district. as United States District Judge of the Northern District of Ohio to succeed FranSis J. Wing, resigned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-06
stoesseI Reported Sick.

St. Petersburg, Jan. 5-There is no definite information here regarding General Stoessefs condition but 1t Is has been current gossip for sometime that he is suffering with cancer
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-06
LINER PRINz ADELBERT AGROUND.
Big Vessel Touches Bottom in Lower
 Bay of New York.

New York, Jan. 6.-The Hamburg American Line steamship Prinz Adel bert from Genoa. Palermo and Naples with passengers and a general cargo is reported aground in New York lower bay
 The vessel struck shortly after o'clock this morning in the wash chan mel near Romer beacon as she was com ing up the lower harbor from sea.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-06
PIttsburg PhIl Very Sick.

Charlotte. N. C., Jan. 5.--A special from Asheville says that George Smith well known as "Pittsburg Phil" the millionaire race horse owner. is i'll at a sanitarium there and his condition is renorted serious
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-06
BATTLESHIP
 STRIKES ROCK
(COntinued from PnEe Ope.l

 were shipped in sections. It is under stood that the Japanese Government now has about thirty submarine yes sells, many of which are ready for ser vice. Others are being put together at Kure. Some foreigners will assist to man them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-06
Earthquake in NIexIco.

/ Mexico City. Jan. 5.--A slight earth quake was felt in the remote districts of the State of OaXaca this morning. At omstanec the shock was severe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-06
neWS in Brief.

The Sacrament of the Lords Supper will be celebrated in the First Pres byterian Church, Sunday morning Preparatory services will be held in the church Saturday afternoon at 3:3O o'clock. Infants may be presented for baptism at this service, and the ses- sion will meet at its conclusion, for the purpose of receiving members.
 The Montgomery fire department was called at S:15 o'clock yesterday morn ing to the frame house at 3l6 Bain- bridge Street occupied by Joseph Card well where a small roof fire was in progress. The blaze was extinguished quickly with the aid of chemicals and before the fire had consumed much of the roof. The contents of the house were not damaged and the loss is esti- ance. The fire is thought to have originated from a defective hue.
 Yesterday was one of unusual quiet at the police station. At 5:45 o'clock yesterday afternoon not a person had been arrested, the only marks on the sergeant's docket we're the date lines Two minutes later. however Patrolmen D. T. Loe brought in a drunken travel ing man and the white page was mar red.
 The Montgomery City Council will have special meeting at 7:3O o'clock this evening for the purpose of award ing contracts for paving certain streets under the terms of the baby bond act" and opening bids for paving other streets.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-06
HE NEEDED THE MONEY.

ceremony was held. The will wal not mentioned.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-09
Sunmipre.

= Su Der SlsiOerfabrif an Gbeituut
StraBe sinseu Dienitas so Mtdb6sn
an ben Streit, neil cine anseitsllte ans
seblih ohur @rurb eHttuiieH uno niat
wisbsr anseitelt wur6e.
- Der Borough Council orsanifirte
ii9 DtOutas abenO ourh bic Grwdbl'
uns bes Serrn Wtanlep gum SOriiser
uuo Borough auwult UtcD OnalO, SO'
rough @someter 9Oran, S4reiber SObn
8. Wte@ue unO So9s@ Ouitabler Srant
Stidsriou wurOen wieoererwablt. Die
SOti9uft pom SurseB Srant Subr
wurbs usrleisu uuO e%inSetrasen; iis
,utbdlt pOrsislide SOri4ldss, bic i'm
Sntsrehs Oss @%smsiuwobls ni4t unbe'
u9tst s~sluiisn wsrOsn iOlltsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-09
GrmemsS eborbe.

Disis 9Orperidait iiberUiss 5reitas
Der 6irma SacObs, SbannOn & CON
BON Pbilaoelpbta ben 9ontratt CUR
Sertisitelluns uno Stumbling in benz
nsusn @ebdube auf Der armenfarm, oa
Ssrsn anssbot nabeiu 81, 900 nieoriser
mar. ais ME bic anoersn.
9iur cine applifantin fir unteritiiss
uns bate iid sinseitellt, bic 8ittwe
6rau MarD Daisrt pom Barter Stra6t.
uno Ssrsn @siu4 rparo abidldsis ent'
i6ieoen.
Der 8sridt bes Supt. 8eemsr jeist,
baB ii9 am /. Wdrs i'm 9iaiiOs 9sim
537 Sniaiien bsianoen.
IS puroe bei4lOlen, bic iabrli4e
S.iiteuer pon $500 fir bic Ssrsinisten
BObltbatsn iortiuiesen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-09

9ur& g dueemas
m I. H.. Sn Pal9seo,
Obritalien, ftiirat. elm ganernhdts
inter ben S4n.tmuHen Elm. Tiint psr'
fonen tumsu babel um's 2ebsr-
Den q amen riin
Rreus" fiibrt Elm @erein. Der ftt
felt 5ebn Sabren i'm Rorben 8erlins
bi. 4ufsabe sefteGlt bat. ben altobols
senub gu bstGmpfen. Der 8erein sibt
IN Ieinem 2otale alien perionen, tpeibs
liden fpie mdnnliden 9ei4le4ts, 9es
legenbeit, in b,basliden RGumen neben
GuBerft binisen Speifen aItobolfrsis
9etrGnt. gu senieben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-09
Norb Serautcu.

= Der 80. 1 Storrs S6aht ioll
psiters $50 SuB usrtieft merosn, nm
pier Soblsnaosru ju erOffnsn.
- 9bomas 9isuills bon Beit Mars
let StraBe. bet uerbaftst wnros. neil er
ueridieOene iunse Dameu nmarmte, 1T
benz SiuiiOe Ssim iibsrpieisn wUrOsn,
ou CT unswsiielbuit an SeiitesftOrnns
leioet.
= Sobn @riibi, Der unssflast 1T,
bent Mtdael Baibinsfi BON DAT ctr.
@slS unb 9lsiOuussitide %ssitoblen ,u
baben, ipurbe friib Disnfta9 Morsen
oinsfeft ssmu6t. ssraos als sr ben 3u9
mad gtefu gort beiteiseu mollte.
= Die 9ubusa 3s6e Der eaduwannu
G~ompuuie purbe seltern abeno fir pier
bis flint Bo9en seidlOiien, nm @sls'
seubeit su seben, ben S6adt bis Jul
SelIenaber nit CONCRETE ju befleioeu.
Die anseitellten weroen seitweili9 In
auosren Seden arbeit erbalteu.
= Der 80 Sabre alte Srauf Spee'
neb, an Dat Strase uno 9arb aue'
nue. wobubaft, wuros Dienitas 0ia4i
in Der @apusa 3ede BON einent BON
@sleiie abseiprunseneu Sarren setroffer
uno 10 i4wer uerlest. oaB sr mad fur
ger 3sit itarb. @r biuterldBt bic 5rur
uuo pier 8inoer.
- am Samitas 9ia6t INN 10 llbr
oils Der Ersibsr Siuat Dinner BON Penr
auenue uno elm Suabe uamens Sobr
@erisas pou 9ioro Wtain aueune BIZ
DIT Wfarfet StruBe Sreu5uns ber .
& S.I9ompauis nit Dem aoan SpissI
8ierpassu freujeu iuolten, wurol
Die Siherbeits, Sarriert uieoerstlniien
serabs oils Der @aseu auf ben 9sleiiei
mar. Die 9ofOmotipe traf elmer be-
PferSe uuo tOOtete es, Der 8aseu purol
osmOlirt unO iein Snbalt Seritreut uni
Dinner sefdbrli9 uerlsst, pdbrenO De-
9uabs nit 9erinsen Serlesunsen ent
fam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-09
6ntet @nd pcr salben aeaen

aatarrb, bic AusdIlbn sutbalttn, ba Nusdfl.
Der Ifhu ben Siun ess Scrubs ,nffSrtu unb
has game Syffsm p5ais %itrriiii.i trirb, irsnH %
bur& bic I&lsimissH ObuHG6tu einbrtHst.
Sol6s arttfsl Ssasu uis auesr auf 8srurbuuns
gut b~sruftnfI auitr stbrau8t pneen, ea en
Shaetu, ben &c aurt6ttu, itbumal 10 greg n
ais pas @utt. eas 3br eapsn srjttltH fsnHtst.
6alI's aatarrk. BUR, fabrlfrt Ron 8. 8.
Gb tusy & 60 5OItee, O., sutb6lt fttn Ausd.
fiber une ptrb iunsrli6 ssnpmmsn unb lptrft be
rift ouf bic I6ltimiatu SbsrHd6tn bee Syltme.
0sun 9br Saa's 6ataIrb-a Sur fault, lib iGtr,
ede 9br bic Ghfsn btfptmt. Sts pire tnntrlth
asucmmsu une In 5eIspe, Ohio. BON 8. 8.
9bsuts & 9 0. etmaHt
~ grrfauft Son allen aPStbttrH. prsis
rs Gents bic 8Iaf@s.
paGs 8amilisn. piatn iHb bic btRtH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-09
= Der ruifii4 : oanii4s S4ieosss'
ifhtApertran III unter,eid1uet morbeu.

- Der ruiiii4 : oanii9s S4ieOsss'
ri6tsusrtras lit unter,ei4net wOrbeu.
= On Der SuossteOmmiiiiOu oes
bsnti9en 8eidstagss fiinoiste Der
Saasaiztsmiuiffer .. SttHsa Cd. Sas
bic 8esitruHs sssen Serbft fin .sint
SinunsrsFormuortase bsbufs Deduns
Sss DsfiSits uiterbreitsn msroe.
= Der grjbiidOf BON Toronto,
Stulisu, perbot ben @eiitlifsn ieinsr
DiOcsis bel Strafe Der @rcommuuita.
tiun bas 9sien Don 8ldttern Der To.
ttulii6sa Democratic. User oas Sers
bot uerlsst, sssen ben milf Der Grjbi'
iaOf uunadiidtli& u~Orseben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-09

= S8ir bsfinoen uns jest in De,
Saitenjeit.
Die 1adapannu @ompanie bat %
neue Paliasisrwasen b%eitellt.
- Gin gnbau in Der 9r0Be BON 6s
bel 20 SUP miro gu Den Gliff Werteu
sematt.
= Serr 9uOwis Z. Stipp BON HiOss
Rom bat iid pom ieinsm tiirjlihen Safe
iOweit erbolt, oaB er nieoer ausSeber
FAM.
Sn SactorDpille brad 9eiterr
Wtorgen um 3 ubr in Der S~taotbalG
elm Seuer aus, mel6es brei 8ebdubs
;eritOrte uuo ntebrere anoere itper BE-
i6dbigte uuo insseiamint einsn Seriuit
BON seseu $40. 900 anrihtets.
= Sobn 3bomlin wurbe Monta9
9ia6t, oils er bic Mulberrp StraBs
freujen wolte. BON siuem StraBenDabu.
masen nisbersefubreu, wuroe aber gum
Slid CUR siren Seite seitoBen uno ert'
fam oaber nit Dem Sebeu. @r erbielt
ieoo4 boie S9nitte am Sopie uno Sc
Iidt unb wuroe CUR Sebanolun9 nod
BEN Sadapanna Soipital senOmmen.
- @dbrenb Der UNI $50 llbr abenbs
bon bier mad @ilfesbarre abfabrenbe
.. & 8. 3us seitern abenO an Der
Carbon StraBe Beide riidmdrts fubr,
um cas 9auptssleiie Su erreiden, iprans
ct bon ben Sdisuen ab unb i9webte
iiber einem etwa ;ebn SuB boben ab'
banss. Sc beianben ii6 iibsr breiBis
Bahasiere uuf benz 3use, Die 10 raid
ME m09liG oas 6reie iuften unb aud
ale sliidlid uuo unuerlest suttamsn.
Das 9elsiie mar mebrere Stunoen
blodirt uub ss lit elm @unber, baB iif)
fetn ernitli9er llnfull srei9uete.
= S4sriT Sranf 9eder unb 9err
Charles Wenjel uobnten am Samfta9
Der EMANCIPATION oss PrdiiSeuten Roo'
ieuslt in NaibinstOn bsi uno batten oas
bel bic Gbre, psriOnli6 BON tem Prdiis
benton empfanssn jn ueroen, benn oils
unier senialer S9erif nit 9errH Bsns
,el I'M 8eiBeu Sauie feline aarte Gins
ianots, lies 9err ROOisoslt beios 9errsn
iofort iid %uorfibreu uuo nadoem or
ibneu Die SanOe ssi6ittelt bate. inter-
bielt sr ii6 nit ibneR mebrere OfinuteH
lang in frsunOliditer 8siie.
= SdsriH Sedsr unO Die Surp eOms
miiidre 6. 9. Siussburp nnb Patrid
3. @oloert. Sosen am Disnitas fur ben
Npril Eermin bss Sriminal 9eridtes
@el6norene, unter osnen ii6 auh fol-
ssnos Dsuti6s btfiuOsn: 10. april-
Sulius Spdtb, souis 8olf, 5rlsbri4
Gang IT,. 0. Y. DOrutier, Setter 8sius.
9diob 8. 9ssst, aRiaasl sSsttsr, 8.
y. Derfbdisr. Sorrp 3. Beloasr. II.
aprit - SrisSrid SiSelmunti. 8iliam
aisDsrs. 9Siliam 8. Sieitl. Srisori4
Role, Wti9asl 9rdmer, 8. 8. Sonntas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-09
StaOt nnO Gountb.

- @jra 3. Ripple iun.. Sobn bee
Colonel G5ru 8. Rippls, lit am Mon'
tag in ben abuOtateuitanb aufsenommsr
norben.
- Serr unb 5rau 6rsb. 9. 8ormIsr
baben bic Serlobuus ibrsr Eodtsr,
Selen CAROLYN, nit aaron 8. Sosel
BON glep Yorf ansefiinOist.
am 1. april iOl auf Der Bstsrs.
burg StraBenbabnpasenlinie elm 10
Wtinuten Dienit in Strait treten, oa Der
9egenwdrti9e Der Patronase nidt mebr
seniist.
8uumeiitcr Better Stipp srbislt
Dieuftag ben Gontraft fir Elm le6s So
milisn Wfietbsbuus BON s. 8. Saud
3useiproHen, oas on Yreseott Nusnus
srri9tet nerOen nirb.
- Oiebmt elere 9sber gut in a6t unb
Sbr usrOst @ud gutter @siuubbsit srs
freusn. Or. ausuit 8Oniss Samburs
ger 3rOpfen 1T elm ipecifidss Mittel
sssen seberleioen unb balt Oas S1item
ssiuno.
= Die SnternatiOnale GorrsiponSenj
Sauls erpartet i'm 5riibiubr, iobalo
bic @itttrnns e erlaubt, bic jpeite
9diftt ibrer sroBsn Drndersi In Der z.
Sarb fertisitsllsu ;i laiieu. Der ueus
Ebeit wiro Gin Duplitat Ses sssenudrs
tissu 9ebdubes iperbeu.
- Serr 5reb. 6. 9utber, Sobn BON
9srrn Conrad Sutber. 6es bsfaunten
ubrmaders uno Suwelisrs, uno SRI.
8ap 30. Sarrls BON Der 8eitieite, muir.
ben an Samitas abenb burd Yaitor
8. Suthsr Soffman o Der @race ep.
Stride Su einem Sliidliden @bspaars usrs
bunoen.
Gin neusr Speiiewaseu Der 9afa.
mamma Gompanie. Der erlt Sonntas
fe~rtisseitellt muroe uub nod ni6t in
Dienit getban mar, wuroe auf sineni
Ssitenseleiis am Oitli6en Gnbs bes
8abnbofes Sreitas Gbeno Surd Ssuer
SeritOrt. Die @ntitebuns bes 8runbes
lit unbefannt.
aomiral Dewsp, Der Selo bon
Wauila Sap. uno Der friibers Setrstdr
Der Wtariue, Benjamin s. Tracp, fins
ein9elaoen uorben, eiuem @mpfans unb
Dinner bier bsiSuwobuen. bas Die ab.
miral Dablsren Ssftion SO. 81,
Scranton Mtarine Sisu, ibusn ;u Gbrsu
seben mirb.
- Sulius Sol, BON Dupont Court,
IL Sabre oft, Der 6reitas Elm Gaiden'
bud oes Stattseometers SiifinS auI
eiuem Suite In Der Dime Sant fant
uuO es bsbislt, wurSe Sumitas auf BIZ
anflase oes Diebftabls fir iein seri6t'
lides Grldeinen utter 5000 8iirsidaft
9eitellt. Gr erfldrte CUR @utiduloi9ung
oa6 SsmanO anbers oas Gaidenbuf
9enommen bate, menn er oiss ni9t &c
than.
- 6idtsr 6. 6. 9tepcomb, Der alt
arbitrator in ben DISQUALIFICATION stpi
l6en ben 0teiiter Druderu uno ibrer
Rrsbeinlssern fuusirte. madts an
Samitas feline @ntideibuus befannt
Dieislbe lit cine sGnjlid unpartsiii6
unb Ri6ter 0iemcOmb seitebt in oerisl
ben beioeu Ssiten S%OrOerunsen 3u uni
uerwei9ert aud usri9ieOene. Die 8e
tbeili9teu batten iif uorbsr uerpfIidtet
li9 Dem Sefuno beS GiGters 3u fiissl
unO oa er fur beiOe Ssiten 5ufrisbsn
itelleno iein iolts, 10 f0nnen Die WtiB
bellisteiteu ais erleoiSt bstra6tet mer
ben.
RAJ lluterri6t int Slapieripiel or
tbsilt unter 9iiuitissu 8eoinsunsel
6rauIsin emma 5rsp, SIS. Yine ctr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-09
8. 8. @iQiams & SrO. g.,
312 unb 314 9afawanna Mpenue.

SeneniKe iiuo beutiutase etpas Sc
wObnlidss bel iebsr uerfauften Mebisin.
@inise MAIDEN siuen b~eIisren @inbrud
pie anbers. Nm beiten piiros bid Elm
3eusnis seraOs aus osiusr 0ta6bars
Idait iiber ben @ertb elmer WteoiSin
iiberseusen. YisllsiGt fam Der Gisen'
tbiimer pon SOrni's Glpenfrantsr'
8lutbslsbsr Gins beidaifen, ueun bu
bid oafiir intereiiirit uerinde es-
Idreibe oarum. abreIiire an Or. Setter
Sabrnep, 112-114 g. 9Opne aps.,
Chicago, 81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-09
..MQe=in=Ginem
Gleftriicben
6lpde: NnsriiifnnA

lit, Sas bic @lode uuS Satterie juIams
men Iiuo, in poller lleberii9t = leiht
oaran 3u fommen. Sr9enb Semano
fam bic Ausriitung initalliren. Sc
siebt nur jpei Drdbte CUR 2eituts uto
oieIe lauisn ununterbroden pom Snopt.
bis CUR raassins& iuem" ausrihtuns-
es 1T uum6sli9, bel Der 8erbinblns
einen Sebler iu MAIDEN. Der 3alten,
an Dem Die @lode ansebradt lit. entbdlt
3mei TrofensS atterien. Smei "Details
tu6pie, 1870 SUB inlulirtcr Draft uuS
alle DIE uOtbiseu 9ateH, Saruuben,
etc. aaes pollltdnoi9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-09

- Die @edsrlius'i6s Sruuersi in
gtetp Orleans, Ga, lit Our6 sinsn
Sranb 3sritOrt wOrOeu, wet6sr Our6
cine GrploiiOn entitanosu isiu iOl. unO
einen S9uben BON 500, 900 anriatste.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-09

- Sn 2Bisn 1T Der budusrbient'
Sbmann bes Dsutidsn Shulpsreius"
Ssrr BeitlOf seitOrbsn.
- Stad elmer aus 9Obe.sinsetroHener
OspsiAs bot iid Der Safer Don SOrsO
gum fatbOliidsn @Iaubsnkbsfsbrt unf
bel Der Ssoul tutbOliI4eni. Miiiiou
ii6 bereits nm formelle Aufnabme in
bic tirtlifk .@enlsinidaft bsworbsn.
- Sin Strsif bon 9uti6eniabrifar'
beiieru In gsris fibrte 30 siner Ruhs'
ftSruHs, ipobei sir Streiier einsn Bolt
;ilt Surd sirtsn S4us idwer s<rwnnSst'
unb psrbaftst purOe. auH in 1onlor
aab Is StreituBruben NIT Ssrmunos'
ten.
- Sin beflassnspertbes tlnsliid bal
lidain Der @rubs ~HreuBen- bel @lei
wis in Oberialsitsn jnSetrassn. Sn'
folss 8ru9es oes idwimmsnSsn &c
birsss. itirste bic arbeiterbiibns in Si'
3isfe. Durd bic NIT fnr9tbarsi
@uat nudiuuisnosu Stsinmaiisn muir
ben finf,sbn Serslents setSOtst uni
iiinf %usrwunoet.
- Fraiibent @aitro bon Ssns5hsit
bat, laut 9ia4ridten aus Caracas
Several antonio 8elutini. ben Speiter
8iesprafiSsutsn Der 8epHblif, Der uol
smsi Sabrsn gum Siuansasenten Dol
B~sne;uela in europa Lsrnannt wnrbe
abbsrufsn. Ssine Wihion, Sereinfad
uns unb Nsufunoiruns Der u~ens;olani
i9sn S4ulb 3ulS8sse su brinssn, l4lul
febl.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-09
Harm au p~ereanfen.

Cine In Srftripu SsssHfbip sttssns Darn.
bfiftbtne aus 964 adtT, NIT alien rssttstH
@tbdubtH, bic In sutsm i3ufaHbt ine. Btre
NIT obsr obnt 8itbaaue s~triauft. Rdbsrte zen
8raui @alans, StFuisH SopHftip. 1913
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-09

Sin Smuggling Der @bsleute Stein
pom Sruins auenue puros ssiteru i'm
osuti9su tatbOlii9sn SrieobOfs bssroist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-09
Wdbbei, uerlan0t.

Siu iuHsts ga6D4tn fiji Ist&tt aasemsiRe
Sausarbsit. Ra&iufrastu Re iAS GisetEie
StIaet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-09
Nreis, $500.

Hast uuf Die anfiinoisuns Der Bad
ausitellunS auf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-03-09
Die moberne G~iieumaaren=
SanbInuS.

Die Ssqusmli9fsit beim @sbrau@ elmer