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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-01-05

TER.
his big foot began to pat the floor a
good pace away. His chin lifted, his
fingers flew, his bow quickened, the
notes seemed to whirl and scurry,
lieht-footed as a rout of fairies. Mean
while the toe of his right boot counted
the increasing tempo until it came up
and down like a ratchet.
Darius Olin was mostly of slow and
sober manner. TO cross his legs
and feel fiddle seemed to throw his
heart open and put him in full gear.
Then his thoughts were quick, his
eyes merry, his heart was a fountain
of joy. He would lean forward, sway
ing his head, and shouting "Yip!" as
the bow hurried. D'ri was a hard
working man, but the feel of the fid-
die warmed and limbered him from
toe to finger. He was over-modest,
making light of his skill if he ever
SPOKE of it, and had no ear for COM
pliment. While our elders were dane
ing | and others of my age were play
ing games in the kitchen-kissing-
games with rush and tumble in them,
uss-in-the-corner, hunt-the-squirrel,
and the like Even then | thought
| was in love with pretty Rose Mer-
riman. She would never let me kiss
her, even though | had caught her and
had the right.
My mother gave me all the school
ing | had that winter. A year later
they built schoolhouse, not quite a
mile away, where | found more fun
than learning. After two years
shouldered my AK and went to the
overland with the choppers every win
ter morning
My father was stronger than any of
them except Dri, who could drive his
AK to the bit every blow, day after day.
He had the strength of giant, and
no man | knew tried ever to cope
with him. By the middle of May we
began rolling in for the raft AS soon
as they were floating, the logs were
withed together and moored in sec
tions. The bay became presently a
quaking, redolent plain of timber.
When we started the raft, early in
June, that summer of 1910, and worked
it into the broad river with sweeps
and poles, | was aboard with Dri and
six other men, bound for the big city
Of which | had heard so much. | was
to visit the relatives of my mother
and spend year in the College de st.
Pierre. We had a little frame house
on big platform, back of the middle
Cnptinn Af bn Htyit 4
where we ate and slept and told
stories. Lying on the platform there
was large fiat stone that held our
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-01-05

He rose to his elbow, and made a
light with his flint and tinder, and
looked at me.
Got goose-egg on yer for'ard,"
said he, and then | saw there was
blood on his face.
EFF it he'd MT been fer the withes
they d "a ground us t powder"
We were lying alongside the little
house, and the logs were leaning to it
above us.
"Jerushy Jane Pepper!" D'ri ex-
claimed. rising to his kness. "S whut
| call a twister."
He began TO whittle a piece of the
splintered platform. Then he lit a
shaving.
"They s ground here" said he, as he
began to kindle fire, ground a-plenty
right under us"
The freight gave us a good look
at our cave under the logs. 1t was
about 10 feet long and probably as
high. The logs had crashed through
the side of the house in one or two
places. and its roof was a wreck.
Hungry" said D'ri, as he broke a
piece of board on his knee.
yes" l answered.
$50 IN l." said he, "hungrier n
she-wolf. They's some bread n ven'-
son there n the house; we better try
t. git EN-"
An opening under The logs let me
around the house corner to its door.
| was able to work my way through
the latter, although it was choked with
heavy timbers. Inside | could hear
the wash of the river, and through
its shattered window on the farther
wall | could see between the heaped
logs a glow Of sunlit water. | handed
our ak through a break in the wall,
and then D'ri cut away some of the
baseboards and Joined me. We had
our meal cooking in a few minutes
our dinner, really, for D'ri said it was
near noon. Having eaten, we crawled
out of the window, and then D'Ti be-
gan to pry the logs apart.
"Ain't much 'fraid o their tumblin'
on us" said he. "They re withed so
they II stick together"
We got to another cave under the
logs, at the waters edge, after an hour
of crawling and prying. A side of the
raft was in the water.
Got t. dive said D'ri, "an' swim
fer daylight"
A long swim it was, but we came up
in clear water badly out of breath.
We swan around the timber, scram-
bling over q dead COW, and up-shOre.
The ruined raft was torn and tumbled
into a very mountain of logs at the
edge of the water. The sun was shin
ing clear, and the air was still. Limbs
OF trees, bits of torn cloth, broken
hay-rake, fragments of wool, a wagon
wheel, and two dead sheep were scat
tered along the shore. Where We had
seen the whirlwind coming, the sky
was clear, and beneath it was a great
gap in the woods, with ragged walls of
evergreen. Here and there in the gap
stub was standing, trunk and limbs
naked
"Jerushy Jane Pepper!" D'ri eX-
claimed, with a pause after each word.
1T S cut a swath wider n this river.
Don't b'lieve mouse could "a lived
where the timber S down over there"
Our sweepers and the other sections
of the raft were nowhere in sight.
ITO Be Continued
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DeVOurIng the BOunuet.

A short time ago traveller entered a
lunch. He took a seat at table, and
opposite him sat two young Irishmen
In the center of the table stood nice
ly-arranged glass of celery, and at the
end of his meal he helped himself free
ly to it, when he noticed one of the
youths opposite looking at him very
suspiciously, and overheard him whis-
per to his mate: Look, Moike he's
afther eating the flowers. Tit Bits.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-01-05
An lGxtin.uiSher,

Gusher-She told me | was the light
of her life.
Flusher-Well, that was encourag-
ing.
"Yes, but her father happened along
just hen and put the light 0et -"
Washington Star.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
EASTER AT THE MISSION.
Free Breakfast Sunday Morning
for Horneless and Other POOR.

for Homeless and Other Poor.
Easter is to be observed at the Methodist
Mission on sunday next. Mr.: Samuel
Savers, a Russian, sGf converted twelve
months ago. formerlyEa gambler, and now =,
will serve one hundred feggs at the free
breakfast for the homeless. The public
is invited to this last breakfast OF. the
season, and 1t is certain. at one will be
get their eggs and coffee at 5 o'clock, and
then attend the unique religious eeting
that always follows thisli breakf asst For
five years this meal. has been, given each 81,
every nation and cline have heard the
gospel, and hundreds have kneit 1T the
altar. of.prayer Following It: $SEss
1t Is difficult for those who only attend
the church service to arealize&what COM
monty happens at mission service 1t Is
Interesting to read what happened tues
day night at the Nneteenth Street Ms Ms
Wiley delivered an address and opened
the meeting .'for what might ha ppen,.,
One man arose. with trembling voice, and
said II am not hooking my heart has as
al Newport News two days since Fon a cat
tie boat AS dirty and degraded as my
appearance is. 1T does not nearly reveal
the misery I know. | want your pray,
ers. This mans face was intelligent and
his eyes We're bright withlRyouth.
another man arose and said II 90 not no
want to be misunderstood: az cannot be-
l5ieve Christ was God or that He arose
from the dead;gI want to be enlig tened
| If I am wtong;aI desire 4 be prayers OF the
righteous, people here's He seemed mod
est and sincere and even manly. as3
Another SAL: rs Saturday i lost my Job
Of only two days work that twoul Id have
been good for maybe years. and al ION ac-
count. of drink. Sunday morning at the
God; I am agar, at work n shope 70 stand /;
| pray for m e. Another said ga Christian
| mothers prayers brings me to this place;
! add yours to hers" 8 s5ig e IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
ALABAMA ROAD.
Gets CHARTER
Line Will Run From Montezu.
ma to Birmingham, Dis
lance Of 241 Miles.
(By Asso ciatcd Press,)

ATLANTA, GA. April 1s.-secretary
Of State Cook to-day granted a charter
to tho Atlanta, Birmingham and Attain
Tic Railroad Company, which has already
acquired much Of the necessary right OF
way. and will build line from Monte
yuma, Ga, through La Grange, I'm Troupe
county. to Birmingham Ala, q distance
Of 241 lies. The company will build an
other line from Atlanta to Il connection
with tho h1ontezuma line at or near
Wedowee. Ala, a distance Of seventy
five miles. III s5sSs. Il s
The road will be built ,bys the ] Atlantic
and Birmingham Construction Company,
under contract, this company having
been recently incorporated here with 9
capital OF $4,000 900. while the capital
stock of the railroad company tsI only
500 900, this sum being merely n ominal.
as the road Will be built with the pro-
ceeds OF bonds |4
Back OF this enterprise Is II, M, Atkln-
son, the Atlanta fnancier, and New
York and other Northern capitalists, who
were recently In Georgia and took a trlp
over the Atlantic and Birmingham, which
they also own, and over parts Of the
right OF way Of the new lino.F /. FL.
The Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic
VIII connect at Montezuma with the At
lnnt!c and Birmingham, and these two
lines Will ultimately be consolidated
making through line from the Georgia
coast at Brunswick to Birmingham
where a Western connection will be Sc,
| cured. NIX
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20

Strife. -.
AIlthem-eeme see the Place Whore
Hymn--christ the Lord. Ig Risen To- %
soio-The light Of tbs world tAdamrs''..
Mr.. Watkins. N NV n n y ],
soptanoz-Miss Afadse bowie. Con sl
Haddon9 Watkins Basso-Mr Ben Cos.
by. Organist and Musical Direct Miss
Mabel Slime.
First, Il q. M.-Bach's great a minor
Awake, Ye Saints Awake, schhocke.
Christ Our Passover. Bartlett.
! Day OF Wonder Day Of Gladness'
F'nntaIa In Il, organ, Pollerl.
q 8:15 p. M.--Themes from Ancient Melo-
dies, organ, Russell King Miller.
Christ Our ,iRlassover BariS.tt1, ~
Tns Wo esfa se ss'st ss1ls H Xi1ne
Postlude IN i 2, organ, Tours. ~. a.
rector. Mrs: Clifton II. Nj lcr.. SOPRANO;
Miss Effie "A. Cofer, eontralto; Mr.. ~; w.
iCunnlngham,t tenor; Mr.. Clarence wilkes,
bass. IN 81 gS lt6 AZ m
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
CATHOLIC.
st. Mary's Church.

a1 SUN 4tgFg ~ d
st. Mary's- Early mass will be read at
chlldren's mass and sermon 9 t 9 Q, clock.
High mass and sermon ut 1920 o,slS1 .aS:
been srrans {; FOR hish mass and for tho
Aey: ssFns:. s?s;; \:
Iardella,a orchestra, Of six pieces. viii
aceeampany Eth, the singing; Rev + Charles
In the evening tho Roman Vcspers VIII
from Mozarts Twelfth Mass viii be rem
At benediction the 20 shlutoris,,,",
bs sung by Mrs. George Richardsson The n.
NIss|s vii .Sax iSSP'f}ss IT, N fS
constitute the choir for. Easter:
Farrell, NJ. Powell, 4! II jenkins A. Moritz.
Altos--A1rs. VIM. Talley and Mrs. NJ.
Kingston and Charles Goodwin. .
Holleran and August Flshor.
Sacred Heart Church, Manchester
Sacred Heart-High Mass, 1890.
Milards Mass in Z g. s..
veni Creator. by$E.f Willard.
Offertory, Regina Coell, by 4, Werner.
Recessional. ITO day He's Risen. a
. Bened!ctlon, Q, salutaris BY W. W..
Wallace. 8gs5 sS5fSs3s7
Tantunl Ergo, BY AZ. H Rosewig..
lF Holy God, We Praise Thy Name chorus
va Soprano---Mrs. Ezra. Moody, Misses Alice
McGannighan. Adelaide Snelngs. Katie
Altos-N1rs. gallagher Misses Mollie
Murray, Maggie Griffin.
Tenors--Messr As,:gJ. Daffron and
I Basso-Mr. VIM. Finnegan
Cornet-NY1n. J. As Ridgeley.
VIolin-Mr. Antonio Carpitto.
Organst-Mrs. j. IA Ridgeley 5S
Director-Mr. LOUIS Pzzini.
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rem.
Communion service.
Sanctus, Taylor. IA
Hymn, 226.
Gloria in Excelsls, ola Chant.
S:15 Hymn, Ill, Clarion. s3y
Gloria Patri, Schilling.
Cantah Domino, T. p. Warren.
Bcnedc 9A1nina, Buck. "A
Hymn, 115, Dykes. !,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
PRESBYTERIAN.

First.
Among the anthems to ben sung
by the excellent choir at this church are
5"Gnfold Ye Portals, from Gounord, :
Redemption; Warren's No wis Christ
fArlsenf Charles Vincent's "As 1t Began
to Dawn" and .They Have Taken Away
My Lord, = by Stainer.
The choir is composed Of the following
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Hymn, liz, Sullivan. Xxi
Gloria Tibi, Anon. # "a
Hymn, 121, Palestna- =
Anthem, Nov IL Christ Risen, !" War

a aSHin' r Hs S anon.
Anthem, Nov is Christ Risen" War
Communion service.
Sanctus, Taylor. II
81 sgr I'LL f mn Txcs FL c 0la Chant
GlGsa P pon,a seh1T!2lnfE s. warren
Benedic 9A1nlnu, Buck. A 5, tFt
Anthem Anthem LII" LII Your Glad Voices"
Holden.
PRESBYTERIAN.
First.
Among the anthems to ben sung
BY The excellent ehoT a nn
Arisen, Charles Vincent's '.As 1t Began
to Dawn" and They Have Taken aiken Away
The choir is composed OF. the following
members:
soprano--Mrs. w.SI. o. MEG ehec, Mrs.
r MriEht Mrs Ra agaa H n1en mrs.
Fraser, Jean Fraser, Elsie Wright Ida
Beveridge, 3eulah Robins. Eorencae, n Aol
} eoSine E Sarmeat Wena Newman Sye
glnia Buford, Elizabeth Pemberton, Jnlla
Altos Misses Adele oglIlyie e I. Minnie !,
S feaef MaX Wilson, Ma'f Meta Af Futz a'0n =
Tenors-7Messrs. Alex. McForrester, a.
G. Copeland A.. F. Robertson. Thos. w
HS4opse M EasaF 1mery Bidgood
conner Come Dr.. NJ B. Rudd. i. s.S
Organist and Choirmas ter-Dr. W. H. O..
McGehee. TIL
Il. sccond-l1 o'clock A. M--;Prcludc.
yAdagio In G minor, Reinck. Is al 81.
Lift Your Glad Voices in Triumph OH
High" Haesche. e u s S
b Hymn. 157.
~ Scripture reading IS
o{feTtory, n the s,,, End e tho Sabbath
Sermon. -
Hymn, 1854.
Postlude, IIaleluiah Chorus from Mount
8 O'clock r, Me- Rcssurrexit. from
Twelfth Mass, Mozart 5
Christ. Our Passover, is Sacrificed for
Us, Chapel
SHf ymnl l55 reading ns
offertory. Christ Has Won the Victory,
Hawley
Sermon. wv
Hymn, 15o. 43t s'M
Postlude. March from Sixth Suite, Apus.
Members OF cholr-soprano. Miss Kath-
erlne Belle Powell; alto, Miss Agnes No.
Carthy;. tenor, Mr.. George D. Morgan;
| basso Mr.. u. q, Dunbar: orga1ist and
| director, Miss Mary Willie Smoot.
Third-n A. Morgan.
Invocation, Chant. Lords Prayer.
Hymn.
Scripture reading and prayer.
Anthem, Christ is Risen." r. S. AM
| brose.
Anthem, triumphant Strains Arise
| Chapman. .t
Hymn.
Sermon
| Prayer. hi
| Hymn. a's
l Benedictlon.
s P. M.-After reading of Scriptures
| will be sung the beautiful anthem
Awake Glad Soul Awake" w. u
I, Brown. &A
;rhe choir Of the Third Presbyterian
Church is composed OF the following mem
/ bers:
! Sopranos-Niiss Blanche TAYLOR and Mist
i Eva ALEXANDER, Mrs. A. I. Webster anc
/ Mrs Thomas C.. Cunningham
Altos-NIrs G. NJ. McMinn and Mrs. ]
Tenors-John H. Ashby and stanle!
Reed.
liam r.. Hill.
4 Organist-Alicajah L. Willis.
/ METHODIST.
Broad Street-1l A. Involuntary
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
Where ! Girls Are Slaves,

China Is undoubtedly the greatest slave
country ii, the world. OF n population q
400 ooo, ooo over one-fourth ara slaves
every family Of. means keeps Its girl
slnyas; ,nost7of them arc purchased logdo
,t,ou , Al besnS cheaper TO buy than
to hire, III s5
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BAPTIST,
Grace Street Church.

Grace Street, II A, Morgan Prelude
Easter Voluntary
Anthem Easter Time (Stearns).
Welcome Happy Morning.
Authenticity Seek Yc the Living
Among the Dead? (Geibel)
Hymn--Angels Rolled the Rock Away
Solo ejoice, Jerusalem, and Sing (Ne-
VIM, Miss Isaacs.
Organ Postlude--Festiyal March.
SIP, NJ.
(Nevin. 55 az
Hymn--wecome Thy Victor In the
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StdStratb.
Select Council, s. Sftob

Select S0unctl, =. Sttooer.
gla6Sem ieue HeiOlutiOn auf9erufen
worSen mar, mel6e Der @Oniumers'
@as Gompanie cine Sriituerlaugeruns
BON ,pei Sabren bewillist, erfolsts Elm
lanseres Dsbattiren fir uno gegen Die
8orlaSe, bod bel enO9iiltiser abitimm'
ung murbe iie an9enOmmen.
Sliuer riei wieosr jeue Geiolution
auf, Die RroSeiiiruns Der friiberen
itabtii6en 8eamteu wesen Rfli4tuers
na6ldiIisuns be;peft, iie wurbe ieouh
nieoergeitimmt uno Inn baum Die Sa6e
enb9iilti9 gu erleOisen. wuroe ein Sors
idlas fir @ieoererwagun9 9ema1t nnO
bieler bann audi nieOergeitimmt.
0ti6t wenis lleberrai6uns warb bers
uorseruien, alS Die SiirSer BON Spoe
9art ssssn Sewilisun9 BON @esere6'
ten an seuunnter StruBe fiir Die SSeit
Settle StraBenbabn @Ompanie proteitir'
ten. Die Sorla9e muroe bel erltcr
9eIun9 auseuommen uno oann mits
Iammt Der Sitti6riit Der Yiir9er benz
;uitdnoigen Gomite iiberlpieien, oas uor
meitersn S6ritten elm @ebOr in Der
Sahe seben piro.
Coleman bradlte cine Yorla9e Elm fir
Stipulation uOu 6ubrWerten, Die auSens
i6einli6 se9en iduel fabrence slutOs
mobile seridtet lit. @ewiiies SOrSe'
ben miro uOn oerIelben als elm 9emeius
l6aoen be3ei6uet, nit entipredenoen
Strafeu.
dur cine Sorluse wuroe bel oritter
uno eno9iiltiger Seiun9 angenommen,
nemli6 Die, pel6e Der Sadawanna @i'
Ienbahn GOmpauie @rlaubniB siebt, ibre
@eleile unO Sriiden iiber Wtattes
StraBe unb gSaibin9tOn 9luenue um'
;ubauen.
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Irmen : Scboree.

gllle Wtit9lieOer batten iid 5reitag
9ta6mittug in Der Serlammluu9 oieier
S0rperi6uft eiu9efuuOen. Wtan be-
l6loB, in 3utunft ulle leeren Cots
gum Senfi; Oes armenionO gu beltsus
ern, ba cine pOn Der yesislatur anses
uOmmene SeiesuOrla9e ben slrmsu'
Seb0roeu Die Wta6tbcfusniB siebt, &c.
gen iOl9e Cots ,gisns" einjutrasen.
Die neue Seiteueruns miro Die @innab.
men Der SebOrOe UNI Elm betrd6tlides
erb6ben.
Supt. 8ecmer beri6tste, baB Ii6 am
1. Sttober 546 Sniaiieu i'm 9illiiOe
Seim befanoen, pom Oenen 33s an
@eiitesitOruns leiOen, wGbreno POS
seiltesseiuno iinO. Seiu Seri6t ;eist,
OaB oas Seim ii6 in uOriH9lidem gu.
itanoe befiuoet uno iebr CUTE Relultate
in oemielben erlan9t meroen.
@lf slpplicutiOueu fir auswdrtise
llnteritiitun9 = cine auBer9enObnli6
9rO6e 9lu;ubl = muroen einseret9t uub
idmmtli9 Dem Suitdnoi9en GOmite iibers
pislsn.
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@dnne Epnntn.

SonrsbaIs.-Yiurrer 8illium Duiisl
Icsuete uerflOiiene Bode in Der ct.
Wta9Saleua Stride SRI. SranccS 80.
SOilein uOn bier unO @eOr9e 8. lllri6
uon Scranton ais Elm Gbepuar eiu.-
gSie uerluutet, iOll uniere Staot cine
srOBe Shubiabrit erbalteu, nit einem
Sapital uOn S1,OOO.OOO. Drei Sc
bduOe, uon je 40 bel so SUB, iOllen
erri6tet uno Der 6abritatiOn uon 0tan'
nsr, 6rauen unO Sin6er S6uben 9es
wiOmet peroen.-6rau Wtaria 6. SliOu
itarb am Samitag in Der SSObnuns
ibres SobneS 6rieOri6 I'M sllter bon II
Sabreu. sluber Dem Sobue miro iie
uOn elmer S6weiter, 6rau SenrD
S6upper, iiberlebt. Die Secroigun9
erfolste seitern, wobei 4saitor .. u.
SebrenS ben IrauerOienit leitete.
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Sas Sbal abp arts.

Sublor. = Sarrp SSeiienflub BON
scranton piro in oem friiberen Gbwaro
Seutbolo 8laee un Wtain StraBe elm
9arbisrssidait erOfinen.- @ele9entli6
Ses SeuerpebrcOnuents muroen bier
pielc uon unieren6euerleuten leinerSeit in
glllentown an9etniipite 6reunoi6aitS'
banoe erneuert. - Sin Serbitliiiterl
webet, gu Sliibmuun & S9eibel 9ebet
fir SeitsemGBe Sleioer..
- Der 12iabriss Billie Wtup wurOe
Samltag 9tahmitta9, als er 3u Oh
iSorge nit Dem 14jdbri9eu Sobn Srees
man in sinem SanOberse ipielte, BON
Der plOeli6 einitiir;snoen Wtaiie be-
srabeu unb eritifte. pGbrenO lesterer
unueriebrt serettet werben tcnnte.
- Sn Der @Obuuns uOu 6rau gouiiu
6uiiOlO iu WtiuOOfa murOe um 5reitus
Yormitta9 oeren 2obter NIT @eOr9e
Sapues pOu gBeit scranton Ourd)
Yaitor g8. u. 0tOr6t gu einem @bepuur
eingelesuet. Die gieupermdblteu tra'
ten cine SO6Seitsreiie an unO wcroen
na6 ibrer 0iiidtebr iid in 8eit Scrun'
ton bdusltb nieoerluiIcu.
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3tttstpu.

- Die lleberreite beS am Sonntag
slbeno i'm bieiigeu Soipitol perltOrbenen
Senrp Slein wurOen Ha6 YbiluOelpbia
sebrabt, nm nebeu ieiner Satin beige
lest gu peroen.
- 9lntOu Yfiuslten, Der iiberiiibrt
wurOe. in @eit FittstOn ii6 ais einen
Seamten ausseseben gu buben unO ba'
bel 9iebespuare i6rOpfte, wurbe WtOn.
tus ;u ie6s Monaten 8efGuSniB uers
urtbeilt.
- Der friibere Sdubma6er @eorss
u. Slider iturb WiOntaS slbenO in Der
8Obuuus ieiuer S6weiter on WtiG
StraBe nu6 elmer turjen Sranfbeit.
Der Seritorbene wurOe Dor 6s Sabren
in 8iirtsmbers, OeutiblunO, ssborsu.
-8atrid 8. OubOp, elm friibersr
6rieSenSri6tsr pOn Ylains, wuroe
NiOntas gia9t auf Der Saurel Clinic
uubs Der SuucOd 8ubuitutiOn setOOtet.
gBie iih oas llngliid ereisnete, lit unbes
fauut, bod nimmt man an, baB er Die
@eleiie sur 3eit treujte uno BON einem
0abumasen oann 9etrOifen wurSe.
Dubop mar elm befuunter POlititer unO
wirO pon Der Satin, feds 3O6tern
uno Swei SObnen iiberlebt.
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gSileess Barre ssa6ri6ten.

- Dtarr Gong bat Oas ssite SebenS'
iabr SuriidseleSt.
Die 5ppbuS.Situutiou in Oiauti'
COTE unb llmsesenb 1T tur3 fOlseuoe:
SOtal;ubt Der un9emelOsten Safe 1863,
5Otaljabl Der GOoesidlle 33.
= Sn Sem ct. Sinceut's 5ricbbofe
;u 9lDmoutb buben weitere @rOlentuns
gen itattssiuuSen unb bic Seidname iinO
in Ssiabr. binub in bic aus9earbeiteten
S9a4te gu periinteu.
- Die Slsioermu6erin Serbert BON
bier fat sinsu 9reis pun $1,000 ;uer.
tauut erbalteu, weldcr uou Der Oiatios
nalen SleiOermu6er 9lliOciatiOn fir Oas
bibi6eite SleiO Oiferirt WorOen mar.
- Sine 9lnubl @rebitoreu Der gSils
tssburre Stems Fubliibins Company"
baben Oas 9eidaft fir 3ablunSsunfdbi9
ertlart unO baruufbin bat Ri6tsr slrds
bulO ben 80. 9. Sduiier ais 8eceiuer
ernannt.
- Die tlnter5anolunsen fir cine
lleberi6reibuns oes GOntrafteS fir oas
9eridtssebduOe BON SBiliOu S. Smitb
al Die @ebriioer @arlucci uon Scranton
linO oem glbi6lu6 nabe, 10 baB man
bOfien bari baB mad jweijdbrigem
Stillitauoe Der Sau enoli6 mieoer Dor
| ii6 sebt. 9lber glr6iteft Siterling mirO
bleiben.
= Sm 2llter pou ~ Sabren peritarb
am WtittwO6 WtOrsen leeter 9So6e
Serr 0eOrse SuOrr, eiu betaunter bies
tiger Oeuti6er. @r muroc in 9Seiss
maine, Sberfranfen, Sapern, 9eboren,
wunoerte i'm II. Sebensiabre nit ben
Gltern mad glmerifa aus unO mar felt
1869 bier auiGiiig. SIN WtdrS 1861
uerbsiratbcte er ii9 nit SRI. &ouiic
6rttts, wel6er Gbe eli SinOer entiprOi'
fen. SnOrr mar in ueri6ieOenen Bruns
den, Sumciit I'M 6laibenbier9ei6dfte,
tbGtig.
-Serr Ebilip g8eiB. eiu melt iibsr
Die @renSen unierer Stubt bstunntsr
Wtann, itarb WtittwoA Wtittag uer9aus
9ener 98ohe nad me5ridbri9em SciOen.
Der Seritorbene nuroe am 81. Sept.
1851 in Dablberg, Oeuti6lano, 9ebOs
rem uuo manOerte i'm sllter pon 10 Sab.
rem na6 9lmcrita aus, ii6 iunG6it in
Sgracuie, u. g., nieOerlulieno, mo er
| ii9 in 1873 NIT @liiabetb S6arer uer'
mdblte. SBeiB. mar Der Sesriinber Der
Singer 3eituu9" uno felt 1902 nit
Oem r98dhter" aliociirt, mar aud Der
lOtule 6ruatusent Der 0ieW Serisp Gens
tral 8abn ieit 1890. Gs uerOient be-
tont gu merOen, oaB er mader i'm Sntes
reiie oes Oeutihtbums mirttt, mo im'
mer lih cine @elegenbcit bot. 9s iibers
leben i'm bic Satin, eiu SObn uno eins
GO6ter.
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Sunmpre.

- RObert Sarris uon Yine StruBe,
Elm Wtai6iuenleiter auf Der @rie @iiens
bubn, trus Douneritas i6auberbaite
8riibwunOen am @eii6t unb ben Dan.
Den oauOn. ais ;wei 9Baiisritansen Jet.
ner Wtalhiue bariten uno oas fOdenoe
Nalier i'm trai.
- Sur; mad 9 llbr WtOnta9 gia6t
ianben Sapitdu 9Obn Surte unO golis
;ilt Sames WtcOonalb nabe benz Duns
more @nbe BON WturiOn Strase ben
S6rper eines WtunueS in elmer 9lutla6s
unb uube oemIelben lag Elm ultmooii6er
% Galiber 9teuOluer. SpGter Darb in
@rfabrung 9ebradt, oaB Der Wtunn
Elm 6ranSOie uumens PrOsper GbiebOut
mar, Der bel 5rau SObn ReuOl an
@uibinstOn sluenue in Soft gins unb
Elm 9reiber fir Die elettriide @ompanie
oil Der slsi6en StraBe mar. sllle glu.
Sci6en beuten an, SaB Der Wanu Selbits
mOrb besins, Oenn er mar in ben lseten
puar 9SOden weSen Sranflidfeit iebr
uieNerSeidIa9en. Sn ben Gaiden wurOe
Elm 8untbu6 nit elmer SilunS uon 49,.
600 uno uuBerosm $63.23 in Saar auf,
sefunOeH.
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