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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-21
StaStratb.

Common Council, IA. De3embsr.
SbI6on ss bies, baB iid SppOiition
eeeen bic Yoli;ei Penlion Sroinanj
sraeben wiiroe, mar bieS ni6t Der
Sail unO na6Oem man oerIelben meh'
rere 3uldbe an9ebGu9t bate, muroe lle
bel eriter Geiun9 angenOmmen uno mel'
tere @rleoi9ung oaun bis Sur na6lten
8erlammlun9 perihoben.
S'Yople bradte cine Helolntion elm,
wel6e ben Direftor Der Offentli6en
gSerfe anlpeit, einen 9eriht iiber bic
guseaben fir StraBenuerbeiiernn9en
in Der 20. 9Sarb unSuiertisen, ba na6
leiner 9lniift nidt 9enii9eno Tir ben
3med ueraus9abt muroe. 8aine mahte
6ann ben 3uiue, OaB Der Director cinen
uoultGnOigeu Yeriht iiber alle 9lus9eben
in ieoer garc bis gum Datum mahe
uu6 bic 9teiOlutiOn waro Oann an9e'
rommen.
Sn eiuem S6rsiben le9te Wfagor
GonneQ lein Yeto auf cine HelOlutiOn,
wel6e einen 9emilien Yiir9er nm 30
Yro;ent Ieiner Beiteuerun9 betreten
loa unO OaS 8eto wurOe autrebt er'
balten.
,Sol9snOe neue Sorla9en wurben ein'
sebradt: NiOier-Sroinan5 fir Elm
elettriides 2i6t all Der @de pom 0toro
@perett glpenue uno PettebOne StraBe
reierirt. Seller-0 -0ieIolution sur Be
irsiuns Der Sim Yart Stride BON einsm
8ilaiterunss 9liieBmeut; an9enommen.
3iSelmaun - 0felolution, mel1e Die
Sriit CUR Ye;abluns uOn Steuern obns
Strufauii6las bis gum 81. DECEMBER
uerl1n9ert an9enommen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-21
6pSe 3arf Nctisen.

- Die Grippe mnrtet oaraui, uns
BEL I6le6tem SBetter anjusreifen. Or.
9lu9ult S6ni9's Sambur9er Brulttbee,
bGufig uno beiB 9enommen, martet ba.
rauf, Die @rippe in ibrer fdlimmiten
SOrm an,u9reiien, nm 3n fraiti9en unb
furiren.
= Sine @aserplOiion in oem @ros
9el6ob bes Sreimaurer @ebduoes an
9ioro Wtain 9luenue, bur6 einen
4lumber nit einem Strei6bol, perur.
iadt, psrunlaBteWtontag oensllarm BON
Salten 35, bod tonnte man ben Branb
Obns Silie Der 5cuerwsbr bswdltissn.
= g8abreuo Der gbmeienbeit Der
Samilie puroe SOnnta9 Die gS. u.
Reeie @obuun9 an 9lcabemD StruBe
bon Ginbre6ern beiud)t anb 9riiuoli6
SurhitObsrt, nobel bic @iuorin9lin9e
cine YGrle nit $15 unO eiuen $50 Riu9
erwiidten, iowie cine Slnjabl Saar'
coupons.
- @illiam Stugg BON 9torS 6il.
more 9luenue muroe Sonnerlta9 in Der
SpOe Rart 3ehe burh einen Oefenfall
bOs uerleet. Sin 9lu9c wuroe ibm aus
9eltoBsu uno es nabm leb;ig Shnitte,
nm Die erbaltenen @unoen am Sopfe
,u I6lieBen, bod srwartet Der bebans
Oslnbe glrjt, ou6 er wieOer 9eueIen miro.
- Der Subrmann SOiepb Wturpbg
BON Oritter Stra6e geritb 0fOnta9 an
Sim StraBe Dor cinen SerieD Central
3u9, welder Iein Pferb tOotete unb
0en gSa9eu iu Seuerbol, reou5irte.
Wiurphp bate Geiites9e9enwart 9enus,
nm abSulprin9en uuO rettete iih oas
our6uOr Dem li6eren TObe unter Den
6doeln oeS 3u9es.
- Der Wtiuer Slaat Oauis pon
Cemetery Stra6e erbielt Oonneritag
0iaht gu Sarr's Sei9bt, ais er oil Der
Spren9ung oes 6unouments fir Gin
ueueS @ebGnoe belhGfti9t mar, Our6
cine uOr3eitia eriOlste Spreu9un9 beiOe
9lu9eu 10 bOS Serlhnitten. oaB man be-
fiir6tete, er miro total erblinoen. @r
miro i'm WiOies 1aglor SOipital bebans
oelt.
4 llnIer Sorratb uOu 6 briftbaum.
Ser5terun9en iit oieieS Sabr ipe.
3iell 9rOB, rei6baltig uno pra6tuOl1 uno
babel billig. .Ufan nebme ben @lepator
fir oas iweite uno brittle Stodmert unO
icbe lih Die punoerbiibi6en Sa6en al.
SSir bubsn nod ME cine 10 pr66ti9e
glusmabl 9ebabt. 8. .. BilliamS &
8ru. Co., DO. Ill, 113, 115, III.
gSalbin9ton Nbenue, 50,2
= Die statteu 9abni6ienen waren
Ouran Shulo, oaB Oienltag WtOrgen
Elm StraBenbabnwagen all HobinlOn
StraBe in oen SSaSen oes @briit 3eis
uon Wiilmaufie rannte. 3eiS ipran9
ab, als er bsmerfte. oaB Elm 3ulammens
ltoB unuermeiolib lei une erbielt einen
9ebroheneu Singer. S4nitt al Der
Sauo uno cine Shramme an Der
Stirn. Der 9Sa9en murOe tbeillpeiIe
iTtriimmsrt unO Die YisrOe aud per.
leet.
I'll Beibna6tsb6ume bel @larf, Dem
6lOriiten. 1877 98aibiuStOn Gue. 5o,2
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Spe3ial.Saaren fir bic
EeiertaQe.

Susel-SetrOfnete Sirnen,
Sprinserle,
Rieiierniliie,
Steinpilaiter,
9tiirnberser
Sebtuhen
@ine sro6e sluspabl BON Ganbp, 9ihi,
len unO 9lpielIinsu.
sllle Sorten impOrtirte unO sinbeimiite
Sdle.
Der Vaoen lit bis 8 llbr 9tbenbs &c,
Oiinet.
@OW. Siebeder.
50,2 $50 Sad'a gApe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-21
Bon Der Snefeite.

Dem Sbepaar S1arles S@malo DON
WtOOiic Strabe 1T elm SObn 9sbOrsn
moroen.
Der Stor6 bat bel ben @bslenten
SOiepb Goiar pom Bird Strabe Elm
SnGblein binterlalien.
.TA 9iotbe Weibna6tSsloden. @larf.
6loriit, 1877 8aibinston slue. 50,2
Die scranton Sanserrunbe but be-
i6loHen, ibre jabrlihe 9Seibnahts'
ieier am glbenb bes 27. bs. WttS. in Der
sltbletic 9alle abSubalten.
@uan @uans BON 8root StraBs uers
Tor Sreitas in Ssbr. Sheuer's Saderei
eineu Singer. ais oerielbe in einem
SummruO elmer Mai6iue 9efan9en
maro.
g9iliam OauiS BON @Dnon StraBe
uno Sri. Sena 0ieu bon glloer Strabe
wuroeu OOnueritag ourd Baltor 8. y.
Semans in leiner 8obnun9 Su einem
@bepaar ein9eic9net.
Der 2obnfubrmann Setter S6olj
BON 8ittston 9lpsnue fiel Sreita9 BON
Ieinem 98a9eu unb lauoete nit benz
9tiiden aui Dem Ginnitein, nobel ibm
orei 6ippen 9ebroAen uno er aud lOnlt
uerleet wur6e.
iii @lastugeln fir Slide bel Glart,
6lOriit, 1877 gSaIbin9tOn aue. 5O,2
Der 9auIdreiner 9lntboup 0fupmOuO
pom Yalm StruBe uuo all Der neuen
BetbanD Yaptiiten STRIDE an9eltellt,
slitt auf Dem 2burme aus uno fiel, ent'
fam aber mie Elm Wunber nit Elm paar
Sbrammen al Den Sanoen.
Der betaste Gbarles Birtb pOn Glib
98aibinstOn sluenue fisl 6reita9 9iabt
pon Der Stone 9lpenue Bride in Den
Staiforo Oteaoom Bad, cine Oitanj
pOn 3wanjis SnB, entfam aber nit nur
leibten Setlesun9en - elm paar Sbnlt'
ten uno S6rammen.
5SrIe Wturih uOn Rittstou Guenue
muBte OOnneritu9 fHr iein 9erihtliAes
@riheinen $500 Siir9Ibait ltellen, neil
Siaaf SambOu9b pom lSeit Sadawanna
gluenue ertGrte, oaB er leinen Suno i'm
Seiiee bate. Wturl4 bebauptete, baB
er oas &bier bel siuem 1aaib erlan9te
unS es iGm 9e1Ore.
SrieSri6 3mit bon Wtaple StraBe
unO Sri. Bertha Yealt BON Sbamotln,
wel6e lesten WiOnat 3u baltimore ourd
Pailor 6rieOri6 9auber ais Gbcpaar
ein9eie9net wurOen itno SuriidSetsblt
uuO Oonnerlta9 9iu6t fano eiu @ms
pian9 iiir Die 9teuuermdblteu I'M Saule
bes SrGuti9ams itatt,
II llniere 8uppen iiuS meiitens
oeutIdeS Sabritat aus ben StdOtenSiirtb
unO Sonneber9 unO iibertreiien oil
Dauerbaiti9teit ollie anOeren. llnlere
sluSwabl itebt uniibertrOiicn 90 unO mir
baben Yuppsn gu isOem Yreiie. BON
Sent bis iu $21 90, 10 oaB aud Die arms
item @ltern ibre Sinoer belhenfen fOnnen.
sluh unier lonitiees Wager pon Spiel
waaren fam nir9enos in bieIem 2beile
oes StaateS iibertrofen merOeu, lopObl
oeutl6e, iranSOiiide wie aud amerifa'
niide. Shlitten, 8u9en. Sbuufel'
unO StedenpferOe. 3bierfisureu jcOer
9trt uno lonlt gllleS, mas Den 9llten 9es
iillt uu6 Die Sinoer erireut. Spre6t Dor
bel s. 9. 9Silliams g. Yru. Co., 9to.
111-117 0aibinstOn aue. 50,2
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VIE i'm Sanir. @roBuater, Suter,
Wtutter unr Sinber, baben Die Seroienite
pom SOrni's sllpenfrduters8lutbeIeb
ihasen 9elerut. Sn tauienoen uon So
milien lit er ras anerfannte Sansmittel
9eporben. @r lit aus reinen. 9eiunos
belt 9ebsnOen @urSelu unO Srautern,
wel6e i'm bOtanii6en Saserbauie Der
Jiatur 9eiummelt wuroen, ber9eitellt-
entbdlt nidts, mas niht gut tbut. &r
lit ni6t mie anbere MeOiSinen in 9lpO.
tbeten Su baben. Gr miro Den Yeuten
Oirstt Suseitcllt Ourd Special sI9enten,
ernannt ourd) Die @isentiimer, Or.
Retsr Subrnep & CONS Co., 112-11s
90. SODue sluc., Chicago, 81.
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@ ei B II q d ten!

Stille 9ta6t. beili9e 9tadt,
t6net 10 ia6t,
Z ont 10 lieblib Der lhlummernoen Helt;
l8edt Die Sirten i'm fernen Selo.
@bre lei @ott in Der SObe!
Stille Nta6t. beilise gia6t,
Oirten maro'S funo9emaft:
ST elm Sinblein aui Seu uno auf Strob.
Yriust eu6 Srieoen unb maht eu6 frob.
@bre lei @ott in Der SObs!
Stills 9iu6t, beilise giadt.
Sebre Elm, beilige 9taft,
Seu6te mieOer mie einIt i'm Selo,
Bring ben Srieben Der san,en 8elt.
Sire iei Soft in Der SObe!
3iinoet oeS Gannenbaums itrablenbt
SerSen,
OaB iie auf irObli6e Wtenlben9eii6ter
Nerfen ben mil6en uertlarenben S6eln
Seu6te in taulenb Serjen bnein
Wtit Der giebe begliidenber Wta1t,
On beiliSe 9ia6t
0eute re9t iif's in tauieno SGnOen.
Seber empfinbet freubi9, oaB Spenoen
Seli9er nod alS 9iebmen 1T.
9lllen miro beute 9ebOren Der Sbrilt !
glud Der YerlaGenen Iei geoabt
9n Der beilisen oiadtl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-21
9fprc Scrdutpu.

= 0tObert .. yate uon Bate Stra6e
muroe Sreita9 in Der Se99ett'S Greef
3ede Ourd einen Oedeniall eri6lasen.
= POliiiit 3bOmas Senrp Don
SprinS StraBe, Der ieit Sabresiriit Der
ROlijeimannihaft an9ebOrte, itarb am
Wtontag al Der Sun9enentiiinOuns.
= Der 16 Sabre alte 98illiam Sellp
BON Sidion 9luenue erhielt Samlta9
in Der San Storf 3efe. ais ein
Sarren pom ben @cleiicn ipran9 uno
ibn 9e9en cine vRib" Oriidte, Die re6te
0iifte gebrO6en unO aud innerli9e
Serlesnu9en.
- Der 3taliencr Samuel @oud BON
Yull's SeaO murOe 5reitas 9iadt in
lcinem Soitbauie pon einem anOeren
Solt9dn9er namens gSilliam Sao9er
mdbreno zines StreiteS in Die Shulter
scitohen. bod lit Die Yerwunbung ui6t
9eidbrlih. Goud, Sao9er uno Smsi
anoere Setbeiligte, Span Sarrioa uuo
Sre6. Yeuetta, murOen uerbaftet. Yei
einem SerbOr ant SamItag muroe
Sao9er. Der ben SOud perlette, 500
beitraft. Die anoeren ;wei enttamsn init
ie $40 Strufe uno GOu6 ielbit bate So
gu be5ableu.
Tl Siibi6e @OlOfl6e bel Glarf, benz
6lOriiteu, 1877 9SuibinStOn slue. 5o,2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-21
Sas Sbal abipdrtS.

Tuhlur. - llnIere Der llnterbaltuu9
eines @emeini6aoenS (Vernabldiii9un9
Der StraBen) pom ben 9eI6mOrenen
l6uloi9 beiunOenen StaOtrGtbe itellten
lid) an Samitag rem @eribt sur @m-
piansnubme ibreS StrafurtbeileS. bod
Iulpenoirte Jtidter Sellg oaIlelbe, um
linen cine @ele9enbeit CUR Heparatnr
Der Straben Su 9eben. sic iteben aber
inter Bir9ihuit.-llnIer Sreuno Serr
WielGiOr Sobler pom Gencbam Ieierte
am Sienita9 legtCr @OAe ietnen s1lten
@eburtstas I'M Sreiie lciner stu9ebOrisen
unb Sreuuoe. llnlere berilihlte @ratn'
lation Serr SObler lit nod lebr riiiti9
unb moblaui; er freut iid i6on Oaraui,
nG6ltes Sabr Ieiue sOlbene So6Seit gu
feiern, mas mir ibm bon SerSen 9Onnen
unb miinI6en. OuB CT ieine bunoert
Sabre unO oariiber errei6t. lSie uus
6err Sobler mittbeilt, mill er an 9teus
iabrstaS ben Ball bes S6weiSer WtGus
ner6or allbier beluben uno mir iino
liber, OaB CT bann nod einen 0opler
ODER 9Sul;er tanSen miro, benn lclne
Seine bieten nod manhen Sungen. -
Die bieii9e Carpenter &Oful Union er'
wdblte in ibrcr Yerlammlun9 leste @Os
DIE fol9enoe Deamte; PrGiibent, GuSen
0fupp Vi5e Yr6libent. ArnOlo WtOOr !;
S6riftiibrer. Reter S6ilo; Sin. Se,
fret6r. W. gieubarSt; Shasm., Srant
Snfer; @ououftOr, Daniel Su9bes ;
SSaroen, Yat. SuSlp Gruitces, fir 1S
Wtonate, Otto Saar; u Wton., SObn
S6ilb; Wton., gBm. Cubs !; slubis
toren, 6ruuf Oeder, g8m. Sarris unO
Dan. Su9bes. = 5rau 9Obn Stt pom
Storr StraBe, Srau !Oenri 9td9eli nit
2O9ter unO Srau 9aspar Stt uon Der
Egne NIT 2ohter perrcilten leste Wo6e
nab 9Selt OObOten, nm baielbit elmer
0ObSeit bei,umobnen, unb Smar bat iid)
Sri. WtasOalena Streun BON oorten nit
Serrn @mil glrme permablt. sic febr'
ten leeten Oienitus glbeno woblbebalten
wieoer uad bier Suriid uno waren uOll
oes Sobss iiber ibren oortisen @mpfan9
uno Die tOitlibe 3sit. bic iie baielbit &C.
nOiien baben.-0tOd, SOie uno 10 wei'
ter, aud narme llnterfleioer, oeS9lei'
den Striimpf' unO Shub uuo manhes
nod ba,u. 6liibmann & Neibcl 9urun'
tieren, Dap beitens iie eub ausltaffieren
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-21
Spurfen.
glO. 429 9adapanna 9(benne

uertuuft bic 80 Gents Son.Sons uno
SbOtOlaoen fir 25 9ents, feine ueue
9iiilie 13 @ents, Smei Bfuno fir %
Sents, iiibe Sran9en billissr unO beiier
Ipis iOnitpo. llniibertreifli6er Saiies
iir % @euts, wertb 3s Gents. 500
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-21

= Bon Dienitas bis 6rsita9 nd6iter
@O6e tOnuen Die itaOtiifen Steuern
aud 9lbenos pom Z bis s llbr bejablt
neroen.l
Re- Die bette @abs fir Die Seiers
tn9e lit cine Siite oeS yWtiin6ener
9Seibna6tsbierss. Wtan beitelle bel
Der StrOuosbura SreWins COMPANY,
Scranton YOit Office. /
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-21
Oeutide Briefliite.

Sobn Bed, @. y. Srub,
s. y. G9riitiun, 6ran 9dart, ir.
Sr. 9lrtbur @anter, iSr. Wtarp @eriteu
9Baltsr 8. Sto6el, 2bos. Seserman,
Srant Stunssnbers, Oaiip Weiisr,
g. 28intler, 0iOItte 9aitle 0to. 26S.
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0eri9iebene saiiOnable
NnOentnngen
0eidlenfe fir bic Samen.

Supslsu, Ssihsn 5aiIlsn. Ssibs Shiimpft,
baarfGmms, VsIs Sas, 5niOsnpunrsn.
@dtliftnss @las, Stirms, Noptidt'n,
Seine SaIsbGnbsr. &tssu RTde
9al6miifu, parfimris. aunR einnsu,
SatI&s 5G6r, Snnhtal6tn. aGsn
9al6mba6n, aiS Sanei6ubs NaiitrUlrn,
S9uitpapitr, 9rir'asSras Gtr, gts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-21
0eidlenfe fir GinOer.

Rh ptls Cts. RSdt. SGualinas sIsitr
istu art @tIimpft. Santibubt aapptu,
@rtaius, 5aittntiidn Salsbtfldeunsrn,
SbiImr, unh pist auetrt NoUitattn.
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@eIdenfe fir Serrtn.

gllss, eos mon in sintm mpenntn. aus-
IiaffiIunes 9aetu fnttn fam II gum Stlttn
bier unt tipas psnssr I'M Yrtiis ais ipuitrp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-21
Mben0 btS y ltgr.
S0iebt es
ni@t langer
ant.

@artti ni6t IGuer nit her auspabl eu
Ssiutass @tl6trt. gHdbna6ttn ptrb nah'
zen Reniaa bier Irin, unp psuu Gle frrbtr
bic ,um ItBttn Auasnblid partsttn, 10 piIitn
cir, mas paiiirt IL. llnanntbmi6ftittn ltesr
art. qadst fribrs Grfabrunssn jur ssftt0n
bisntn une
Sonnet bente mad Dem SaSen.
@ir babsu sinsn SbsI bts 8Ouaibts Suriid.
asbaltsn une eisln aisbt Elm pplIts a6urtimtnt
fur SpI&t. ptl6s jsBt fpmmtn.
Ssri6isoene pra@tbOlle SOrtBeil
Yartieen
Tut sb,nfalIs fir eisls @c6t rsirSirt pOrbtu.
arint Sob gUts" natiirlib, ea mir iUIts nihi
baIttn, lpubun nur rsaulGre 8eisrtaespaaItn
nit lpssisIlsu prsitu fur SpI9t, bic btats Gin
Iaufn molten.
The Washington times., 1905-01-09
IMMIGRANT ARRIVALS
At PORTS Of ENTRY
Nearly a Thousand Aliens Landed IL
Baltimore, and All But One Of
Them From Bremen

Reports to the Surgeon General. Public
Health and Marine Hospital Service.
show that during the week which end
ed December q. the last official week
reported by the inspectors. 9S3 immi-
grants arrived at Baltimore Almost all
of these were from Bremen. Germany
$50 being from that city, and one COM
ing from Poti, Russia
During the same week, SO immigrants
arrived at Boston, 3 coming from Ant
werp. 2 from Jamaica, and Is from
Liverpool.
The figures for New York are greater
than all the other cities combined For
the seven days which ended on Christ
mas Eve day. 1884 immigrants arrived
at New York
They hailed from every section of
Europe The largest number came from
Liverpool and Queenstown, 2.455 coming
from those places A large number
came from Havre. France, the exact
number being l,46l-
Other immigrants came from South
anrson Naples, the Barbados. Bremen
Trieste. Havana, Antwerp, Rotterdam.
Rio de Janeiro, Santos, Glasgow and
many other places.
At Philadelphia. the number Of ar
rivals was f24. For the four cities the
total number of arrivals for the week
was 8 924
The Washington times., 1905-01-09
Board Must Investigate
Charges Against Bishop
Episcopal Clesqymen to Meet at Reading
Cannot Evade Probing Into Allegations
Filed in Affidavits Against Talbot

would be for Bishop Talbot 10 ask the
board to investigate the charges and
waive technicalfties. IN this event the
trial could proceed and the verdict o.
the board would be perfectly canonical.
More MuddleTs.
If the board decides to hear the
charges without the consent of Bishop
Talbot and returns Il presentment
against him, this presentment would be
attacked on the ground that the board
was not legally constituted.
According to the canons, no person
becomes eligible as a member OF any
board of inquiry until he has served
as deputy to the general convention.
One of the members of the present
board is w w. Frater, VINO was elect
ed as an alternate to the last conyen-
ton. This. it has been alleged, makes
the board itself uncanonical.
1t is argued that the board cannot set
away from taking up the alleged Hunt
ingdon frauds and misrepresentation,
because it has copy of the first peti-
ton for ,Dresentment, COPY OF affidavit
of the Huntingdon signels repudiatins
their signatures. and a copy OF the
withdrawal of the petition.
Investigation OF the Huntingdon
frauds will doubtless cause more canon
ical muddles. as it is not within the
power of the board OF inquiry or the
presiding bishop to take any summary
action against the perpetrators if fraud
has really bten committed.
The Washington times., 1905-01-09
THIS FAIR MAID
IN MARINE TOGS
Nabbed on Boston Common, While
Uniforms Owner Stayed
Abed.

BOSTON. Jan. ct ogged out IN the
full uniform OF a United States marine
and staggering along over Boston Com
mon, Mildred Carson. blonde and TWEEN
ty-three, was nabbed by Patrolman
Hank Brown just as she was start
ing off on a lark with a chum.
To Police Captain Kahn she said the
uniform belonged to John Price a
friend Her own r3iment she had left
at a house on Harrison Avenue
Investiga ton revealed Price in a
room in the Harrison, Avenue house,
minus uniform and surrounded by Miss
Carsop-s wearing apparel.
The police refused 10 surrender the
Uniform, holding it as evidence against
the girl, and Price was compelled to
stay in bed until friends procured a suit
of clothes for him. As he overstayed
his leave, ne, too is liable to punish
n1eut
The Washington times., 1905-01-09
No SOUVENIR SELLING
At LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
Downtown Dealers Protest and a
Flourishing Business Is
Suppressed

No longer may the souvenir vender
haunt the halls of the Library of Con-
gress.
The classic shades of this famous
building it has been decided is no proper
place in which tourists may shop.
BY a special order issued ON the first
of the year the sale of souvenir postal
cards and Library of Congress pictures
has been prohibited.
There had grown to be a very large
and 1ourishing business in both of these
articles. The stand from which the pos
tai cards and pictures were sold was
alongside the main entrance. The trade
at this stand was so busy as 10 keep
several clerks hustling all day.
Perhaps no building in Washington
is visited by more tourists than the
Library of Congress and nearly all OF
these visitors Were very willing to pur-
chase souvenirs to carry away with
taem.
The attractive pictures in miniature
reproduced from the Librarys famous
frescoes and panels proved extremely
popular and hundreds of them We're sold
every month. The same was true of
the postal cards.
II is generally supposed that the cause
for the order putting stop to this
practice being issued was not due so
much to eslbetics as TO the fact that
downtown snopkeepers made protest
against the bargain counter feature of
the classicaIy beautiful storehouse for
books
Visitors would stock themselves with
all the souvenirs they wanted at the
Library and then had no need TO visit
the regular stores. The keepers of
these shops filed a petition against the
practice.
The only Things now allowed 10 be sold
at the Library are guide books.
The Washington times., 1905-01-09
LLOYIg LONNDEe
STRICKEN IN BATI;
Falls Dead H. Arms OF
Faithful Valet
VICTIM OF HEART DISEASE
News of His Demise Great Shock to
Friends in Maryland and
This City.

CUMBERLAND, Md, Jan. 9.-rhe
Hon. Lloyd LowRdes. former governor
OF Maryland, died suddenly yesterday
AT his home on Washington Street, Cum.
berland, from organic heart trouble in
the sixtieth year Of his age There was
no premonition OF the approach of death.
Mr.. Lowndes had just taken his morn-
ing bath in water about the tempera-
ture of the body. Brown, his faithful
colored valet, was rubbing him down
when he fell forward on his face and
expired instantaneously.
Wife Heard Fall
The left side OF his head struck the
bath tub, making n slight scar on the
side of the cheekbone and on the fore
head. Members of the household heard
the noise OF the fall and Mrs. Lowndes
was the first TO reach her husband 5
side. Then ALI sign of life had disap-
peared but she thought he was uncon-
scious, as did the son, Richard T.
Iowndes. who arrived Saturday night
from .CIarksburg, w. Va, TO visit his
wife and child, who had been at the
home OF Governor Lowndes since the
holidays
DIR. James t. Johnson, the family ply
stefan, arrived fifteen minutes after the
governor had fallen He simply pro-
nonnced life extinct, saying that from
al indications death WAS instantaneous
DR. Arthur H Hawkins. who was also
called, corroDorated DIR. johnson in his
diagnosis that death came from an af-
lection of the heart
Knew His Condition.
It was known by Mr. Lowndes himself
and by a few friends for nearly three
years that he had valvular affection of
the hear
Contrary to his custom, en- Saturday
the ex-governor remained in his Office
until ; o'clock in the afternoon. He
spent the time reading and going
through old papers. Some think that
fully conscious of his condition, he had
a premonition OF approaching dissolu-
ton. He WAS often found going through
old papers. and recently he advertised
for stenographer, whose chief work
was 10 index his papers
He did not retire till midnight last
night During they evening. he played
: several games of cards with members
of the family and guests, among the lat
ter being Miss Nan Nelson. of Boyds
Md. and Miss Ruth Gerstell daughter
of DR.. Richard Gerstell friends of hi.
only daughter, Miss Elizabeth Lloyt
Iowndes
What He Told Valet.
He told his valet who noticed his de
pressed appearance when he arose thi.
morning, that he had not been able Il
go to sleep until 3 o'clock this morn
ing He said he had been troubled
with insomnia and felt uncomfortable
This conversation was in the bathroom
when. without the least warning, Cover
nor Lowndes fell over dead
The funeral viii take place Tuesda!
morning at II o'clock from Emmanue
Protestant Episcopal Church Intermen
viii be in Rose Hill Cemetery. Cum
berland
The Washington times., 1905-01-09
DEFY PNEUMONIA IN
LOW NECK GOWNS

CHICAGO. Jan e.-Openwork stock
ings and Iow-cut gowns have not much
TO do with pneumonia after all Dr.
Sara Buckley has discovered this really
important fact, and in spreading the
glad news to her sisters says:
@-Low-neck gowns in winter are not
as dangerous as the furs and muffiers
that keep the fresh air from the lungs.
AS TO stockings-well, think more about
the circulation and less about clothes