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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-22
CORN MAKES GOOD.
General Crop Report in South Dakota
Is Excellent.

Huron, S. d., Sept. 21.-The weather
and crop report for this station Is as,
follows:
The weather during the week aver
aged considerably warmer than usual
for the time in the season, and no frost
is reported.
There were light to fairly generous.
showers in the eastern portion of the
state, which, while somewhat inter-,
rupting haying, stacking and thrash!
ing, were in the southeastern counties
needed and beneficial for pastures ana>
blowing.
On the whole. stacking, thrashing
and haying made good progress. Stack
ing of small grains is nearly completed.
Reports continue to indicate mostly;
favorable yields of wheat, though in
some localities Disappointing; the grain
Is of variable quality and considerably
srnutty. Oats and spelt are as a rule
very satisfactory crops, but consider
able barley isadiscolored.
Corn made very good advance, most
OF the crop is considered safe from
frost and promises unusually good,
Yields. and with favorable weather the
balance will likely be past danger from.
frost by the 25th instant. The cutting
of corn is in fairly general progress.
Potatoes, a and millet are gem
orally good, except that locally in some,
northeastern counties potatoes on low
land are affected by rot. MI gather
ing of potatoes is in progress. Flax
harvest is nearing completion, and re-
ports indicate that h late sown is
practically safe from frost. Where
thrashed, a yields are mostly very
satisfactory. The cutting of .millet is
nearing completion.
Haying is about finished in the south
ern counties, is being pushed as rapidly
as possible elsewhere, and a large crop
Is assured. Hay grass is in good con-
dition, range grass is curing nicely. and
pasturage is good.
Fall blowing is becoming general,
winter rye seeding has begun, n in
the extreme southeastern counties some
winter wheat has been sown.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-22
-FOUR MYSTERIOUS FIRES
Three Eorts Protecting New York Have
1ssn Visited by Some
lnesndiary.

New York, Sept. 21.-Four mysteri-
ms 6ires IN three Forts protecting New
seN0rksharbor Within the last two
months have causedsmilitary authori-
Sttes0f the department. OF the east much
akongerii.
Iwo.shrss have been atFprt Ham
MISREPRESENTATION Wadsworth, and the
seAtest9xtSFort Slocun1 Sunday night.
4n~seachs@case there have been suspl-
Observation-Disclosures concerning the
sGf4EinsA0f the fires. Magazines, bar
Fackaysshospitaie. forage and wen big
aSie1lx guns5have been destroyed. De-
s6ptte the most Observation-Disclosures
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-22
DISEASED ALIENS ARE, !
DUMPED ON AMERICA
Agents OF Steamship compan.
les Devise Brazen Scheme
to SmuggIe Them In.
THE DISEASED
Immigrants Infected with a Terrible
contasion Are Put Through spe-
cial Treatment to Prepare
Them for Inspector.

Washington, Sept. reV>
Citations as to the methods of foreign
steamship companies in getting dis
eased aliens patched up in shape to
pass the medical examination of HI
immigration authorities of this coun-
try are made in a report to Commits
sioner General Sargent by Maurice
Fishberg, a special agent who has
been abroad investigating the facts.
Glaring frauds are perpetrated, ac-
cording to this report, in veneering
grants, the work being done with so
much Skill and science in some cases
as to make detection difficult.
Mr.. Fishberg's representations will
undoubtedly be communicated to con-
gress. 1t is believed that body will
feel impelled to take steps to meet the
grievous situation presented. Mr..
Fishberg recommends that medical in
spectors from here be stationed at all
foreign ports to determine whether.
country. Sy no other way, he believes,
can the practice of "doctoring" immi-
grants SO as to get them past Amer
lean inspectors be broken up. He also
urges h a the runners" who get bust
ness for the steamship companies by
misrepresenting conditions in the Unit
ed States be forced in some way to
abandon their vicious practices.
Commissioner General SalgNt sent
Mr.. Fishberg to Europe to intslire as
~ VI aliels. navlls
s.aensons VIZ ua.sslous l.as
,.,era +alan ~ ~ a.eeo VIC, Us
~ 80. =. sas poils "
United States. He was especially di-
rected to ascertain what nationalities
s aMIes mos. ron ramona ana
$500. e : ~ s.ai.AioL W .ue rover
oi'see onuIopea.,s anu Asia'ics.
"OoeSorin9" lhem Up. -
1t was found most of the large steam
ship companies herd emigrants in large
boarding houses at the different ports,
and there doctor" them SO they will
lose the conspicuous evidence of con-
tagion and will be in, shape t. pass the
medical inspectors on this side. Ar
menians Italians, Greeks and Others
nantai co,n aps; sne aye e nnssaa 1 hu 4he eo !.
l.eia % cou ~ are PASSED. py me U ?
snoina+Ga,a ie go eonipalles, *
stannash4n n uaa onay a prs.eilse.
:. nsl :. assli.s poas.eu opeliy pe.
~. nansans So 4ne ..ias sley cuulu sesi
peas 49,, n ~ g.,i.eu eeases lhal nad.
psaa n ~ 49, ~ EUROPE. Oh one occa-
f b eMe e spsc tu, a easns saw SO da passed ne
~ y ~ syes wv Eases VI leloiility y
- lialius. a case VI slialspoA. a case
- palaisss anu oHe ol locoiiotor
800 aAs
thn4 apuse loullu ~ MI. flsnperg
Mas nna. lsioiaile Aliens are syseelI-
aasaay iliiposeu ~ ny auack doctors
VIZ pleea eilt..a Ioi shelr money ulloer
paeah ~ - peins aple 70 cur .heIl %
,aan a,aa s so as 70 gel pase .he A!mer-
can a nneuieal iisPeelofs. IN Marsellies.
h,,siaass - pta a Is 40 great
a. . oy eneae'ns .iacllol!a.
AS iasus. q ~oalnsoIne disease OF
~; nleau, ~ VAS loullu me SHIPS phy-
, nlulai's +s saaaltned .hosl o. the eialgrants
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-22

say. {
While the herald from the heavens
may drop in on h East Side with uli-l
errings regularity, not SO with its visi-
tations to the more %pretentious apart
ments up town, where rents are high
and style and beauty flourish. !
The stork ought to be more gracious
say the landlords Of the apartments.
There is hardly one of them who OBJ
jects to families blessed with lusty
lunged infants, but the cry is seldom;
heard.
One babe to more than fifty families,
is average OF the favors conferred by,
the stork in the apartment houses each
year. In decided contrast to this is the
record of the Rivington street stork,l
Which manages to get around so sfre-l
quently that few families have less
than four wailing youngsters, while
many of them are blessed with five or
more. In R%ivington street the storkl
has provided a tenement house con-
tanning twenty-nine families with s1O2,
children. 1
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-22
GIRL. RouTs COED HAzERs
After Being Thrown Into Lake She
Secures Revolver and Dares Crowd.

Reno, New, Sept. 21.-Miss Bertha
Kahn, of Arizona, a freshman of the
University of Nevada, put to flight an
army Of coco hazers near the girls
cottage at the university last night.
Miss Kahn agreed to join one of the
societies. The initiation calls for the
singing of a college song. Miss Kahn
admits she cannot sing, and when;
called upon for the solo refused. With.
that a rope was tied about her waist
and she was thrown into a lake near.
the cottage. Three times she was.
"ducked." Then she rushed to her
room, secured a revolver, and dared
them to repeat their action. The re-
volver won h day and the crowd fed.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-22
Young Woman for Whose Delinayen

YounosWonan for Whose Delinquent
cies Duke Farson Was Arrested.
Rockford, Il...ssept. Ms-Members OF the
Rockford Holiness mission say Hazel
haefer az Chicago, for whose alleged Ge-
;inqacncy Duke Farscn. head OF the Holt
taess church. was arrested. was In the city
Monday niKns and Tuesday morning. She
.at,cnded services at local missions Non
day night, and. the following morning.
when At became. known that the Chicago
authorities were searching for her. she
disappeared. 1t has been intirnsted h
was being cared for in Rockford.v
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-22
NO MORE FOR CAMPAIGN
Paul Morton Says That the Equitable
% Through with All Contributions
to Aid Political Parties.

New Yorw, Sept. 21.-Paul Morton,
,president OF the Equitable Assurance
society, said today that hereafter the
Equitable society will refuse to con-
tribute to political campaign funds.
! Mr.. Morton was asked IL the contri-
button of the New York Life Insurance
company to the Mckinley and Rooso-
Welt campaign funds had been equalled
by that Of the Equitable. I.
. "As to that" he answered, Il can not
say. / am only concerned With the flu
iture Of the Equitable, not with its
past"
Will It be the policy OF the Equitable
in the future. he was asked, ITO de-
fray part Of the compaign expenses of
candidates, or other seekers
Cor public Officer"
NJ ssNYok nv v,,nrot ~, von1{n6 Mr. Norton
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-22
ALL FAKE SHOT AT HIM.
Negro Who Killed a White Man 1.
lvnched.

Columbia, s. c., Sept. ia special from
.Honeapath, s.. c., to the Scout says about
three miles below here, in Abbeville coun-
,ty. just before sunset Samuel and jim
Moore, two white e got into a diffi-
Guilty with Allen Pendleton, a negro. A
fight followed, in which Jim Moore was
cut and killed by Pendleton. Pendleton
escaped and wal captured by a crowd
about half a mile beloS here. He vas
carried back to the scene Of the killing
and shot by a dozen men.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-22
JAPAN is SOLDERING UP
Ebulition Continues, but Crisis is Past
and Capital Again Seeks

Toxic, Sept. 21.-Despite the fact thal
the ebulition of popular dissatisfaction
over peace arrangements continues an
there are indications that the
business contingent is slowly soberingi
down. Capital intended for new enter
!prises, following a successful conclu-,
sion Of a treaty Of peace, is gradually.
coming into the banks as deposits, IN
amounts which are likely to lower the
rate Of interest.
Yokohama, Sept. 19.-Troops sent
withdrawn to Toxic. q
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-22
l0RSES WERE SHOT
oa6lFaiSsD ilEa valsahlls Animals Alleged
q axs Had CHAMBERS in
E&sxSAN

@Sghica0o Sept. 21s-A special ID the
;HEcOrd-Ideraldaf from Cody. Wyo..sfsays
.s@ss Word has beengreceiyed 10 b effect
st664. Colonel w. Z. COdy's buffalo Bid
wild west show has been qnarantinedI
i that all OF the show
|hon1Sesss man OF them worth over $1,000.
!SSGh.#hav0xbEenSsho under gOfficial Or-
;sNeffS glanderS.s
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-22
FIGHTS DUEL IN DARK.
Fort Dodge Dentist Has a Desperate
Encounter with a Burglar With
OUT Rloodshed

Fort Dodge, Ia, Sept. 21.-Dr. Smith
a local dentist, engaged in a desperate
revolver duel last night with a burglar
who entered his apartments at an
early hour this morning in The Nc
Namara block. Both escaped injury
by narrow margins, as the SCARED
woodwork shows traces of flying bull
lets. Shortage of ammunition prevent
ed the doctor from effecting the cap
ture of the burglar, who made his
escape by a rear stairway.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-22
Lost IN WlLDs
Missing Witness Wanted in Land
Fraud Cases Near Starvation.

Grants Pass. Ore, Sept. 20.-Jos.ph Cos
grove. wanted as a witness IN the land
fraud trials and who disappeared from
4Takilma smelter at Waldo. nerrly two
weeks ago. was found yesterday. Cosgrove
crawled INTO the camp Of his uncle and
father near Kcrby in a serious condition.
He had been lost for thirteen days in the
mountain wilds OF southern Josephine.
was injured by a fan and had had hardly
anything to eat drring thas time.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-22
N ERlcAN o v
Hall Game Expect. to Write Of the
MiIlionaire's Problems. /,

London. Sept. 2O.-Before sailing for New
York Saturday Hall Game. the novelist.
and playwright, told a representative Of,
the Daily Express that he had for a long
time been making a study OF the million-'
aire and the problems which beset him,
and that 1t was probable his next book
would deal with the great commercial
rulers Of the United States.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-22
SECOND TRIAL SAVES HIM.

Grand Rapids, Mich, sept. Iy.-Ar
jury today found former Alderman
James Mols not guilty of accepting al
bribe from former City Attorney SAILS
bury to aid the noted Lake Michigan
water deal. This was Mols' second
trial. He was found guilty at the first.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-22
c]ouR1mARr,AL IN PROGRESS.

i Mare Island, Cal, Sept. 19.-The
:courtmartial for the trial of Command
Lucien Young, who was in command
of the United States gunbcat Benning-
ton when the boilers of that vessel ex-
ploded III San Diego harbor, convened,
Yesterday. He pleaded not guilty.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-22
1900 MEN IN LINE
ikrss Mis- 81 Odd Fellows Parade
through ths strssts of PhiIa-
Ideiphia To-day.

SSsfshiIadelpfia, Sept. 21.-Thes feature
Dk Ii odd Fellows cunclaEes was the
II IN afternoon. The. line of
covered Il distance Of more
the entire length be-
ing thronged with sightseers. It Isles
Minated gl5 1000 men were In line.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-22

q. Oh v. AIOOF FROM g. A. Il.
Gettysburg. Pa, Sept. 19.-At the first
business session OF the annual EN-
camp OF the National Sons OF Veterans
association held today. A motion to merge.
the sons with the G. A. r. was lost ON Q.
tochnicality.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-22
HOW THE sToRK HAS BEEN
DISCRIMINATING IN NEW
YORK,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

New York. Sept. ga rare bird Isl
the stork. so the elite Who reside in;
New York's smart apartment houses,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-22
GIRL is IN ROCKFORD.

Not any more replied Mr.. Morton
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-05-10
Fertilizer Tag Business Growing Worse.

MIR. Heresford, of Empire, Ga, re-
ports 500 to 400 unused ta,:s. and in
some cars half peck of loose tags.
II. IL. Iibbetts, of Rockmari, Ca,
reports double tagged sacks.
reports that Mr.. Thomp. Mcdonald at
Sumter, Co, found twenty-tiv thou
sand extra tags in his guano, and
things are about as bad at DeSoto and
other places in Georgia. Probably it
would be out of order to sly that big
Il had broke loose in 6 eorgia, but
if it is not that, there must be some
low business or some high lying going
on over in Georgia.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-02

alien 39eilen bes Counties gin9en, I'm
ben SrunOeisentbiimeru @elegenheit su
aeben, III appelliren, penn 9euiiniht
nnb sualeid auf oer Stelle gu Iein, I'M
bel etmai9sm glppell 81 inipi3iren.
2ebntens - Sie baben tein anoeres
@cldaft unb MAIDEN ibr slmt 3u feiner
0iebeniahe, ionoern perwenben ibre
sanSe 3eit CUR 0fe9eluug Der Seidaite
oes Counties.
@litens-Sie 9eben gu. baB iie Die
Steuererbebun9 aui Soblen. wel6e S1s
per Su6 per 9lder felt ben letten jwans
;ig Sabren mar, auf $25 per SUP per
slder erb6bten, oaburd Die Soblen
Companion smin9eno, eiHen mebr 9leihs
maBieen antbeil all Stelern gu sablen.
3wolitens -Sie itimmten 9e9en Die
@rbObun9 Der anjabl BON S6reiberu
uuo Der Salaire. mie unterbreitet pon
ben republitaniihen G0untp Seamten,
in elmer 8erlammluns Der Salair Be
b0roe, Su melher 3eit lie pom ben repus
blifanilhen Wtit9Iieoern Der SebOroe
iiberitimmt Wur6en.
Drei,ebntens = sic baben feinen
u9oB". Der bereintreten uno ibnen oors
Idrsiben fam, mas iie in 8etreif Der
Acknowledgement tbun iollen, wenn
Elm Oreiiabri9es sllieBment sema6t pers
ben ioll.
8terebnteus-Sie baben einen reinen
vGeforo" i'm 9lmte. oenn aud niht Die
9erin9lte gtnoeutun9 iiber Srulnmbeiten
lit segen iie gemabt moroeu. sic iinb
suerit Die Dieuer oes 8oltes, S8artei.
mGnuer erit nadber.
Stimmt fir Ourtin unO Suri6el,
Die 0isbuftion Der Seiieuerung aanOi.
oateu
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-02

tSntereiien Die Summe pom 1888 ers
iparenO, uno oielen Getrag erparten lie
Dor benz 1. Sanuar 1906 absubesahlen.
8ierteus-Sie ereirten einen ,Sinf-
ing sSuno" ;lpedS Heflamirung BON
BOnos. melfe uon friiberen 8ebOroen
pom @ommiiiGren peraus9abt muroen
unb fir beren @inlOiuns feine 8oriorse
9etroifen morben mar. Seit Greiruu9
bes SonOs iinb seniigenoe @inuabmcn
ertau9t norben, I'M $4,000 in SOubs
abiube3ablen.
Siinfteus - sic mareu 9eSwuu9eu.
cine Steuer fir Sriideu;wede gu erbe4
ben, % bas @eiee uoridreibt. 6aB Oies
ale iwei Sabre, penn uOtb9, setban
lperoen muB, unb melbes Die leste re-
pnblitaniife 8eb6rbe pom Sommiildren
aus poliiiiden Griinoen unterlies.
Se6ltenS-Sie reonsirten Die allses
meiue 5teuererbebun9 fiir @ouutgBmede
uon 22l Wtills, pie pon Der leeten res
publifaniihen SebDrbe BON @ommilas
rem srboben, aui 2OI Wiills fir Die orsi
Sabre ibrer stmtsSeit uno erDarten. i'm
nahiten Sabr Die Grbebun9 nod weiter
berab3uiesen.
Siebentens-Sie creirten oas gtmt
zines Steuereinnebmers fir bic Staot
FScranton, mas Die @runoeigentbiimer
l6ou ieit Sabren uerlan9ten uuo fir
pelhen 3wed Die Sanoels.S .SebOroe Der
Stabt elm @omite ernannte; uno oieler
Steuereinnebmer colleftirte in Dem furs
gen 3eitraum zines Sabres 95 Proient
Der fdlli9en Steuern, wdbreno unter
Dem alten SDitem 9lbrehuun9en in ME
meniger wie orei Sabren erfol9ten uno
baum Die @ommiiidre 9cSwnn9en purs
ben, @ronerationeu gum Setra9 pon
minoeltens Is Grosent gu erlauben.
9l6ters = sic beridti9ten Die slb.
ihdeun9 pon @lmburit Borough, Wie
pom Council uno ShulsBebOrOe Oers
lanst, loOab oas Borough seniisenOe
Steuern ertan9en fOunte. nm Die Sbus
len fir Den 9ermin Su uuterbalten. Dels
den bas Geiee porihretbt. mas unter
Der Seiteuerun9 uon @ol. ShoOnnas
ter'S Wtann, SarbenburS, niht mO9li6
mar. -%zaza
9ieuntens Sit maren bic erite Be-
b0roe uon @Ommilidren in Sadawanua
GountD. Die jemals slppelle auBerbalb
ibrer Office anbOrteu, inoem lie nad
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-02
0Darum Curtin unb Snrfbel ipies
eerermdblt percen fpllten.


Sier in ein paar fur;en Sdsen iiub
perlhiebene 1batladen unb !3ahlen fllr
bic 9SGhler Don 2adamanna @ountg,
,uiammen nit @riinbeu. Darum lie fiir
Sobn 8. Durtin uuo Biftor Surihel,
6emofratiIbe Sauoioaten fiir County
@ommilldre. itimmen uno lie Dieoerer'
mdblen Iollteu
Gritens -Sie re6u;irten Die 2otal'
ldulo bes Counties. Die am 1. Sanuar
1903 $5709, 200 betru9. ais tie oas slmt
antraten, ani $685. 900 am l. Sanuar
1905, uno weroen ben Setrag fir 1905
nm etDa $40, 900 peiter reoujiren.
3meitensASie reouSirten bic Gonntg
Steuer in Der Staot Scranton pon
$543, ,215.57 fir Die Sabre 1900, 1901
unb 1902 (republifaniihe Sabre aui
1922, 2,719.o7 fir Die Sabre 1908. 1904
uno 1905. oaour6 ben Steuerjablern
Der Staot bic Summe uon $40, ,493.5O
erIparenb.
Orittens-Sie reou,irten ben Be
trag Der tempordreu sluleiben BON San'
fen, melder SOS, $50 in 1902 mar, nit
elmer SntereHenrate pon $6,513, aul
$45, 900 in 1908. init elmer SntereHen'
rate uon $2.7o0, oaourh jdhrlid an
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-02

9lm "a. 9iopember merben Die Sitter
pOn ct. George. ct. Soiepb Serein
uno Der ct. Wiarien @eiang uuo Ora.
matiide Stub in Der ct. !Dtarien Salle
;uiammen ein Banfett abbalten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-02
SinleDs>
SettOedell
Gollltort-
Qble6.

SBir seissu cine usue einie BON "a e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-02

- Or. &illiam 80. Spiser pom 1924
Uiul5errD StraBe unb SRI. 9Ois elliott
Simplon BON 0unmore ipurben Sams
flag in YOnfers, u. o., getraut.
= Die @elunobeitSltatiitif fir ben
Dtonat Sttober crsiebt cine bebeutenoe
3unahme BON anitefenoen Srautbeiten,
banptiddIid) Sdarlad. Wiaiern uuO
Oipbtberitis.
= @el6e Wfittet aud INNER ieblges
ihla9en baben mOgen-ber nanfer Bain
@rpeller" miro @riols baben. @r re.
prdientirt bic Quinteiienj Der bepti9en
WilienIfaft uuo @riabrun9 als iuBers
lidss Wiittel sesen Jbeumatismus,
0ieural9ie, @rfdltungen, etc. Rrsis per
6lai6e nur 25 nno 30 Gents.
= Die 9isserin Sran Belinda 8opS
BON 3ngmoub Court erbieit friib Dieu.
ftas Wiorsen cine Suselmunoe in Die
Siifte permeigert dber iebe meitere gtuss
tuuit iiber Den 8organg uno erlanbte es
aud ni6t I'M 9adamauna Soipital, Oas
man ibr Die 0unbe bebanOelte, troeoem
iie 9eidbrli6 merben fam. Die 6ran
ertldrte nur. baB, als iie ibre 3biire
0ifnete, elm Staliener lie ido6. Roli;iit
@emmeu b0rte ben ShuB uno fab, we
Elm Wtann bic 8iue Strabe biitnnter
rannte. ais er ibn aber periOl9te. watete
Der Serl our6 ben Sadawauua 6luB
unb enttam.
= Sblhon Die 0itterun9 am Sam.
flag fir Die Wtit6ell Gag 5Seier eiue
redDt unangenebme mar, 10 lieBen es iih
Die Wiinenarbeiter bod ni6t nebmen,
;u Gbren Der Erdiibenten ibrer Ser.
eini9un9 in GROCER 3abl berauSsuriiden
uaO ben Gag feitli6 gu beseben. sIn
Der abgebalteuen Para6e nabmen wenigs
itens 10000 &eriouen tbeil. wdbrenb
stpa 10000 iih auf Den StraBen i'm
csutralen Staottbeile eiu9eitellt butteu,
um pen 9lus;ug ;u beobadten. Serr
0fitdell, Der CUR 9rObteu @euu9tbuun9
ieiner 8erebrer anpeieno mar, wurbe
entlaug~ Der 9anjen Noute eutbuiiaitiid
be9riibt uub mar an9enibeiulit pon
Dem ibm ge3ollten Seifall lebr angenebm
beriibrt. Der Gag. welder li6 se9eu
9lbenb Su sirem mehr aH9enebmen 9es
italtete, idloB init einem 8antett fir
6errn Wiit6ell. nobei Elm Superintendent
BON jeOem .yocal" anpeien0 mar. uno
perihieoene 9lnipra6en muroen i'm Ser
lauie Oes Sanfetts sebalten, jebo6 er'
regte Serr Wiitdell's natiirlih Die grOBte
aluImerflamteit. @r bob in berlelben
bsruor, oaB es feiuen 6rieOen seben
piirOe. bis Der Su beSablenoe Preis
fir 9lrbeit in einer Gonferen5 9emeins
iamen GoRierenS feitseitellt woroen lit.
9lm "a. 0iopember perben Die Sitter
uOn ct. George. ct. Soiepb Serein
uno Der ct. Wtarien @eians uuO ORA.
matiide Stub in Der ct. Wtarien Salle
;uiammen ein Yanfett abbalten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-02

= Sreo. Sieman erhob bel Der Bolis
sei Die antlase, baB Burton 3. Smitb
BON Dalton i'm 5reitag in 9orn's Sos
tel an SSranftin auenue lodte. In Elm
3immer einihloB uno baum nm 80 @ts.
uno clue 3aldenubr beraubte. Smitb
wurbe perbaitet.
- Der Wainer Sobu Carpenter BON
BlpmOutb. welher Der Wfitdell 6eier
beimobnte uuo bel Der 0eimfebr Gam.
ita9 9tabt eiuen nOrOlid) anitatt iiiolidj
iabrenoeu i3ug Der Sadamanna 9ilens
balm beltie9. bemertte erit ieinen 6ebter,
nahoem Der 3u9 li6 in Sewesung 9es
ieet, unb lprang bann bel Der 3ripp
Bart Sreujung pOn Dem ihnell fabren'
Oen 3u9. Snr,e 3eit nahber purbe
Der lebtOir uuo serfleiihtc Sorper ent.
lang ben geleiien aufgefunben unb am
Sonntag pom ieiner 6amilie retO9nos.
;irt = 2lls Der Is Sabre atte Better
Sreiho pom Otdion SitD, melder audi
ein Wiiuenarbeiter 1T uno all Der Wiits
deli 6eier theilnabm, am 9lben0 auf
einem StraBeubabnwagen beimiabren
mOllte. nobel er wegeu lleaeriillluns Der
Gar auf Der 1reppe lteben muBte, muroe
er an @iOro Wtain 2tuenue pom einenl
her infabrsnoeu Sabnmu8eH 9etronen,
asOriidt uno oaun abgeito6en. 9r er.
bielt eiu gebrOdenes Shtiinelbein uuo
innerlihe SsrIesuHgeH, uiro iit ieOodI
lpieper erholeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-02

= Die Scranton 9iailpap Gompanie
lieB 5reita9 mebrere an9eitellte Der
Ontario & SSeitern @iienbabn perbafs
ten. neil lie bOsmillis einen 8abnmaseu
Der 9ompanie an Der WtaDiielb Sreu;.
uu9 aufbielten. Drei Der 8erbafteten
wurbeu ie $40 uno Die Soften beItrait.