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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-08
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS FROM THE
WEST END.

reception for the congregation OF the
Peck Memorial Chapel was given at
o'clock this evening under the auspices or
the Society of the Covenant The commit
tee has arranged an elaborate program for
the occasion The event is largely for the
purpose of permitting the members Of the
congregation to view the improvements
made upon the edifce, which were recently
completed.
The building Of Peck Memorial has been
so enlarged as to include a gymnasium. a
cooking school, mess room, boys room,
girls room and intermediate and primary
class rooms. The generosity of the parent
church made these extensive improvements
possible, and the members Will for the first
time view tonight the completed structure
Other improvements which have been made
include the completed tower, with a clock
lighted by electricity.
An innovation was recently introduced at
Peck Chapel through the energy and enter
prise Of Its pastor, Rev. Charles Alvin Smith.
The desire has been to make church work
attractive to the young people, especially
the younger element, and to provide such
entertainment as will hold their interest.
The result has been gratifying. and Peck
Chapel now has one OF the largest Sunday
schools In the District.
Memory Of Commodore Barry.
President P. T. Moran OF Georgetown.
president of the Ancient Order OF Hibernians
of the District of Columbia, in an interview
today spoke hopefully to a reporter of The
Star OF the project to erect a monument to
the memory of Commodore Barry. who has
been called the father OF the American
navy." Despite the failure to pass bill
through the last session of Congress pro-
vidlng for an appropriation Of $4,000 to
cover the cost of building such a. monu-
ment. President Moran gave 1t as his opin-
ion that sentiment on the subject among the
members of both the House and Senate has
changed and that there are but few men,
bers who will not lend their aid to the
movement which seeks to pay tribute to the
memory of a brave Irish fighter, who dis
played valor and heroisrn during the stormy
days of the revolution
Representative Driscon of New York will
shortly introduc ethe bill providing for
this appropriation" said Mr. Moran. sand
there will be practically little opposition to
its passage. We have been assured by
leaders in both houses of Congress- that
there Is great likelihood OF passing this
bill carrying ample appropriation The
whole Irish population OF the United States
will be grateful for this tribute to one of
their countrymen who helped to establish
American Independence and liberty.
81 tell you frankly that IL Congress gives
US the money to put up this statue In one
of the national capitals parks or beule-
wards. we will have one OF the greatest
crowds to witness the unveiiiRg that Wash
ington has ever seen. Why. freshmen from
every part of this great domain Will be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-08

OF Bishop Satterlee, were the guests Of
honoi this afternoon at luncheon given
oy Mrs ]. Eakin Gadsby. Tomorrow Mrs.
Mclean goes. to Baltimore, where she will
Dc the guest of DR.. and Mrs. ]. D. IngIe-
mart at large reception. DR. Ingiehart
is the president of the Maryland Sons OF
tho American Revolution and Mrs Ingle-
mart has always been prominent in d. A.
h circles. Mrs. Mclean will be the guest
OF Mrs Ingiehart until Monday, when she
goes to New York for a few days.
On December IS AIRS. Mclean viii go to
Worcester, Mass, where she will be the
guest of honor at a breakfast given by
Mrs. Bates regent Of the Worcester chap
ter. On December 10 all the d. A. r.
chapters in Massachusetts,. some forty in
number. viii unite in giving Mrs Mclean
a reception In Boston. On the following
day Mrs. Mclean will be the guest OF
honor at a large social function given by
Mrs. Edgar Van Etten at the ALGONQUIN
Club. Christmas week Mrs. Mclean win
spend with her family in New York city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-08
GOV. BELL NOTIFIED.
Declared Himself Much Relieved Over
the Execution,

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, W.T. De-
cember s.-Gov. Charles ]. Bell was prompt
ly notified by telephone Of the execution OF
Mrs. Rogers. Afterward the governor gave
out the following statement:
"I am much relieved to know that the
execution Of Mrs. Rogers was accomplished
promptly, according to law, and without
hitch or unnecessary delay. 1t was as
agreeable duty have been called upon 10
perform, but notwithstanding my private
views In regard to the matter have acted
on my oath as chief executive, and l ne,
lieve I have acted in the interest," OF PUPPY
sentiment of the people Of Vermont. Inc
incident is closed and I do not care to say
anything more at this time
Gov. Bell later left for his nome a.
Walden.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-08

II you want work read the want columns
OF The Star.
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PAID DEATH PENAL TY
Continued From First Page.)

are in favor Of saving the life Of Mrs.
rogers. Mrs. partition came on the train
which carried the governor from Montpe-
Tier Junction, but she did not have an op-
portunity to see him on the way.
Attorney Mccarthy brought number OF
documents. including several affldavits. In
support of the allegation that Mrs. Rogers
antecedents had not all been sound men
tally. Messrs. Mccarthy and Finn de-
sired to get reprieve until the case could
be taken before the legislature, OF. failing
in that. to be permitted an opportunity to
enter it again in the Vermont supreme
court on a plea of newly discovered evil
lence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-08
New Evidence of Mentality.

This new evidence relates to the wom-
ans mental condition. her counsel main
taining that she was insane at the time
the crime was committed.
Early today Attorney Finn handed
Gov. Bell letter from Attorney Powers,
a. former justice of the Vermont supreme
court and now a corporation counsel who
has become interested in Mrs. Rogers
case, requesting him to show clemency.
Former Judge Powers argued in his letter
that the ends Of Justice would be sub
served If another reprieve should be grant
ed.
He said he had travelled throughout the
state and was personally convinced that
the sentiment of the Vermont people was
overwhelmingly opposed to the execution.
Mr. Powers contended that some of the
new evidence In the case had come to
light so recently that 1t has been impos-
sible to present 1t before two justices of
the state supreme court, as the law pro-
vides, and expressed the belief that a re-
prieve of three four weeks would fur
nish sufficient opportunity for this to be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-08
To Prevent Flag pesecration.

Representative Goulden of New York Is
the author OF bin 10 prevent and punish
the Dissertation. mutilstion or improper use
of the American DAG BY advertisement or
otherwise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-08
Conference Fruitless.

The conference between Governor Bell
and Lawyer Finn. representing Mrs. Rog-
ers began shortly before 10 o'clock in one
of the rooms at the hotel where the gov
ernor was staying. Besides Mr.. Finn,
Charles A. Mccarthy of Hoosic Falls,
N Y, and Mrs PARTON, who bears the
long petition from Ohio were the princi-
pal participants.
The conference lasted about thirty min
utes. 1t was terminated by the positive
declaration of Gov. Bell that he would not
interfere in the execution.
The arguments offered by the attorneys
were not new. They rehearsed the case and
reminded the governor that as money was
not available for the woman to pay attor-
neys' fees those who had volunteered their
services had not been able to take sufficient
time from other business to go into the case
as thoroughly as they might have done.
Evidence had come to their attention lately
which they desired to go into more thor
oughly. They urged the governor again to
issue reprieve. in order that they might
examine more critically along this line.
They did not contend that the evidence was
new. They simply argued for more time.
At one or two points in his remarks At
torney Finn manifested considerable heat.
Gov. Bell listened quietly until the lawyer
had finished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-08

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-08
TO AWARD THE TROPHY
Commissioner Macfarland to Present
Flag to No. Engine COMPANY

Arrangements have been made for the
presentation OF the Macfarland trophy flag.
recently awarded TO engine company No. !
of the fire department. to Capt o'Copnor
and his men in their quarters. at nth and
X streets northwest. tomorrow. The flag
was held last year by engine company No.
o. and tomorrow the emblem win be turned
over to Chief Bell and he will carry IT to
No. 1 engine house. Commissioner Macfar-
land will make brief address, compliment
Ing No. l men on the showing they have
made as he places the flag In their custody.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-08
Visit ToYiand.

Bring the little folks to Haines'.
See the Beautiful Dolls and Doll
Houses, Stables. Horses and Wagons,
Fire Engines and the rows of coun-
ters filled with every kind of Toy.
See the fine big Automobiles, Express
Wagons, Sieds and Doll Carriages.
large Toys OF every description. Our
second floor is a Fairyland of Toys.
My, How pleased the children are!
Just see how the boys watch the
Mechanical Engines, the big Auto
mobiles. and how pleased the girls
are with the Dolls and Carriages. See
how the babies grab for the little
Doilies. BY all means bring the chill
dren to Haines'. A deposit will Sc
cure any article until wanted.
Beginning Monday. December II.
the store will remain open until 0
O'Clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-08

here, and we could get together crowd OF
at leas 100000 people. Among the lead
ers In the movement for the Barry monu-
ment are Congressman Driscon, Bourke
Cochran and Ryan, all Of New York.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-23
Npm Smdicrtifdi.

Der n8eltbOte Satenoer" fir 1906
lift uus ioeben su9e9au9en un6 brin9t
auf ieiuen 121 Seiten 9eleit0ff oes Sn.
terelIanten uiel-furSe @r;dblun9en, @es
oihte, GabellariIdes, 9emeiuniisi9eS,
cine uml6au Der gBsltsreigHiiie, uip.-
uuo oas Sane lit Der 2enbeuS bes
Slattes entIpre6enb ior9fGlti9 ausses
mdbtt. @inSelne @remplare fOiten 25
@snts, bel 9rOBeren Rartieen wirb elm
mdBiger Habatt gewdbrt. Utan menoe
iih all Die SSettbOte 8ubliIbin9 Co.,
9lllentOwn, ga.
,Mobernes Sourual fir Seutlds
Srauen" lit Der 9itel elmer felt Dem 1.
Sftober in Wtilmaufee, 98isc., erihei-
neuoeu Wtonatsihrift, ipelhe beitimmt
lit, cine ldu9itempfunoene Siide in Der
oeutlh.ameritauii9eu SOurnaliitif aus.
;ufiillen. @s bot bier;ulanoe oeutIhe
YlGtter In 9ro6er Wtanni1ialti9feit,
aber oaruuter fait gar feline. melte ipes
,iea Den Sntereien Der oeutihen 6rauen
9emiomet liuo. OieIe 9luf9abe bat Iidl
nun ,WtOoslnes SOurual4 geitelt uub
na6 ben beioen uOrlie9enoen 9iummeru
,u urtbeilen, Wiro es oerielben beitens
9ereht. Inter ben lleberihriften aus
Dem Rei6e Der Otooe, Prattil6e Bints
fir Die SauSirau, Sir emii9e Srauens
bdnoe, lnlere neueu Sbnlttmulter, etc
etc., bietet rWtobernes Sournal" ben
6rauen auiiebeuoe Spejialitdten, wabs
reno lpannenoe 9tOuellen unb belebreuOe
2lrtitel ben seiiti9eu Sebiirfnilisn Rehs
nuns trascn mo ;ablreihe Slluitratio'
men ben Cert erlautern. 2ros oeS rel
hen Snbaltes lift Der Rreis Der Wtonatss
fhrift nur 80 @ents idbrlif. Mau
ienOs ben Setras fir Elm 9ubresabonne'
ment an WtOoerues SOurnal, 0tilwau'
fee, 2Sisc., uno wirb eS niht bereuen.
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Tclaeu fur Sfmerifa.

Sn elmer Dor Der v@Oucatioual III
liauce" sebaltenen 0teOe iuste Serr
3acOb S6ifi, Der befanntc 0iew 9orter
6iuauSier, fiber Die gerbdltuiiie RuB.
lambs iOl9enOes Die llnruben in
RuBlanO miiiien uno werOen au6 eruite
5Ol9en fir bic Ser. Staaten baben..
SOr allem beoeuten iie cine Malienauss
lpanoerung. uno unier 9ano mus feline
3bOre ipeit often balten, Oamit alle, Die
aus ienem SanO fliebeu, hierber tommen
fOnnen. Der 9ube bat elm sroBes uno
ebles Ser5 fir Die 2eiOen ieiner 9riiber
uno miro itets SOipitaler iomie anoere
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in liberaler
8eiie unteritiisen. llnter ben Suoen
siebt es uiele 0taiien. etwa flint ODER
iehs. Da Oieie &aiien ii6 bier in
amerifa persinigen miiiien. 10 merbeu
mir bier 6as Suoentbum in ieincr bod.
iten @utmideluns ieben."
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Bon Aetcrsbnre.

8aftor Sobn Ranoolpb bat iif
Elm pru6tuOlleS 9ferb usbit Sutide an'
setauft.
- 6rant griiusr uOni RrescOtt slue'
nue. erbielt WtOutas beim slnitrei6eu
eines Sauies ben linten .strm ssraOs
Oberbalb bem @elsut gebrOben. 81
nOllte cine Setter binauiidiebsn, aIs Der
Strid brad uuO ben arm fling.
Serr SOiepb Wtaius pom Oun'
more unb SRI. Sate Sdueioer, GOdter
uOn Serrn Gbarles SausiOer Oabier,
wurOeu seitsrn Wtor9en in Der ct.
Marien STRIDE bur4 Pfarrer Better
@brilt 3u sinsm sliidli6eu Paare per-
bunoeu. -
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Sas Ibat abip drtS.

9ablor. = Die 8iir9er unieres Sc
meinweisns baben Sdritte setbun, INN
lif) cine bsiiere S8aierUeriOr9un9 Sl
Iihern, uno wenn es Der Charter Der
scranton 9Baiier GOmpanie erlaubt,
mirb bieie wabrldcinlih ibre Saupts
r0breu bierber ausoebnen. = 9lu ben
Soloen, OiatiOnal. Bpne uno 3aglOr
3e6en mar Samltus 3ablta9. glprOs
pos, auh Der Druder brauft 9elO -
Serr 9Obn SdilO (@urpenter) lit bon
einem bOien Suiten 9eplast, Der ibm bel
Der slrbeit binberli6 lit uno ben S9laf
itOrt. (Mebrmals beS cages eiuen
1runf S9uapps, nit $40 3rOpien
auisOl oarin = lit Elm prpbutes Mtittel
unb beilt ii1er. 8eS. )-ROd, Soie uno
10 peiter, aud marme llnterfleiOer, bess
sleiben Striimpf' unO Sdub unb man'
DIES nod ba,u. 6liibmann & 9Setbcl
saruntieren, oaB beitens iie eu6 auss
itafiieren.
- Robert 2lteranOer, elm wOblbes
fainter @baratter uon Ourgea, muroe
am 9ienita9 Dem 9ountg 9efdu9niB
iibermieIeu. neil er 9eOrobt bate, feline
sei6ieoene 6rau Su eridisBen.
- Die .Goruin9mlible" Der Dupont
8utuer Gompanie Su WtoOiic, in Der
ii6 iiber 500 6diier Puluer beianoen,
9erietb Oonneritas giaht in Srano uno
man befiir6tete, OaB iie ilt Die Suft flie'
gen wiirOe, bod 9elan9 es. Die 6lam'
men gu berpaIti9en, ebe oas lln9liid
seiAeben mar.
- Gtwa 100 SUP BON Der WtOOIic
9abnitatiOn wuroe Sreita9 Wtorgen
Der SOrper bes 9eOrse sluranb uon
Wtoolic in bem Sprins Sroof 0ade
unter Der Giienbabnbriide aui9efunoen.
Wtan nimmt all, baB Der Wtauu beim
areujen Der Bride itolperte ober nus'
9litt unb bann betdubt in bas 9Saiier
fiet uno srtranf, oa Iein SOpf in bem
@aiier lag.
- gluf Die Nnftase, unter 8eOrObuns
nit einem Repoluer. einen friminellen
9lu9riff auf feline Shweiter 9ema6t 3u
baben, wuroe seItern Wtor9en Soiepb
3oranoo, Elm uerbeirutbeter Wtann uOn
Slo 6orge, uerbaftet unO uon 8i6ter
Sellp unter $1,000 9iirsidaft seltellt.
9lm glsi6en Gage murOen brei anOere
9rauirenOe 2lntlasen se9eu ibu erbubsn
uub feline 8iirgi9aft in bieien anT
5000 feitseiest.
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=. .. SSi0iams = Sro. So.
Nur iii biS III Waibiu9tOn 9Uenue.
Sunmpre.

- Sames @ramer pur6e Sonntag
giaft all @berrD StraBe pOn einem
StraBenbabnwa9eu getrOffen uno trug
ein perrenfteS linfes Snie uno anoere
idmer;lide Serlesun9en OOuon.
- Der Staliensr 3onp Gecura ers
biett Dtontas in Der DunmOre So. 3ede
ourh einen 5elienfall einen 8ruh Oes
SnieS unO Der 5iifte unb muBte 5ur
Sebanbluns oem Sadawanna SOipital
iiberwieien werben.
- Sin Maun namenS Dousber unb
an9eblid BON bier, wurOe 0Onneritas
uuf Der DAT Strase Bride 81 Bittston
pom mebreren Sterlsn an9e9riffen, Die
ibu suerit uerflopften. uno baum um
Ieineu Wtonatslobu BON $50 beraubten.
- Der Sersmann @us seusutsti
mOllts seitern 0iadmittas in oem SlOpe
Der SObniOn 3cde Elm idWereS S6ies
ieritiid uon Der Dede lOslOien, alS
oalielbe unerwartst berab fiel unb i'm
erialus. Der 8erungliidte mObute an
@armslt StraBe.
- Die Sreuu6e bes @uun Brice BON
Meabe apenue, netdsr Ieit Dem 8abl.
tase ueridwunOeu lift, befiirdtcH, baB
tbm elm llnbeil paiiirt lit, oa lie nod
nidts iiber ihn sehOrt laben. Price
mar Elm a9eut Der Rruosntial sebenss
perliherun9 @Ompauie unc oa iein
aonti ri6tig lit. eridetnt iein Ser
i1winben unertldrlid.
- Sames 9uinep uon 6iinfter Str.
uno in ben @rie Sarrennerten beldGfE
ti9t, murOe Sreitag bel Der bielt9en
Ya1nitation pom einer yOtomOtlue &C.
trofien uno 10 b0s uerIeet, oaB er am
sleiben abeno itarb. @r wuroe cine
DiitanS BON so SUB seidleift unO srs
bielt siusn Sbaoelbrud, iomie oas
9jsii6t unS Den Sopf bOs isridunben.
- Ssloeu 8raOp uOn Smitb Str.
errpiidte friib Samitas WtOrsen mebs
rsre Strle in ieinem 9ibnerital, bod
9etan9 es linn uur, einen gewilien Wtad
oingfeit ;u MAIDEN, Der aber leine 9es
fabrten ais RutberfOrO. Wte@ue uno
Sing ansab, Die oann uerbuitet wurOen
unb ibre S9ulO einseitauOeu, worauf
ans bier tem @efdu9niB iiberwieien
nurSen.
- @eateno Palnieri, Elm oesperater
unb seiiir6teter StuIiener bieisr Stabt,
nuroe 9eitern UNI 0titternadt oinsfeit
gemadt. Die slnflase geseu ibn lautet
,und6it auf siuen friminsllenSusriff aui
elm 1Oiabrises WtdOdeu, bod bat Der
aerl nod anoere Yerbreden auf benz
asrbbOl;, Die i'm bOffentlih ius 3uhts
baus beiOrbern.
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edulsis cser ni6t fanlSia .?

9Bir weroen, uie alljdbrlid, in ua4.
iter 3eit uus nit Der Gintreibuug Der
abOunementsseloer fir bas ~gSodsu.
blatt" beidditisen unO MAIDEN Oieie sns
tiinoigun9, Oa es uerl6iebene geler
9iebt, welde es uorjieben, in Der Office
uorSuipreden. 90 lie ben Collector nidt
serue i'm Sauie isbeu. sBer oaber nod
etwas idulciS lit. iOllte li9 oisien SBint
gu 9erien Hebnen uno uoripredeu.
gSir babeu unier @elO gang sepiB uers
oient uuo weroeu erwarten, baB beim
@rideinen OeS Collectors Die abre6nuns
eriOl9t. Oas ulte beutl6e Sprids
mort ia9t: nSeber Grbeiter III ieiues
Sobnes mertb," uno es 9iebt iebr
weni9e, bic 10 laHse wie Der Seituuss.
bruder bafiir iparten.
Ger 9erausseber.
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OSie 1T eies!

@ir bittsu sinbuaeut Dollars 8tIpbuuua
fur isetu 6aa ppu aatarb, bu nidt burh
Giunsbmsn ppn Saa's aatarIt aur ssbsiIt ptr-
etn fam.
3. 5. Gbtuty & Co.. Gistutb, 5Olteu, ..
gBir, bic llutnltihnsttu. babtu 8. 5. Gbs'
ntp felt ben ltBttn 10 9abrtH ssfannt unh bal
len ibn fur solIfGmmen fbTtnbnit In allen Sc
Observation-Disclosures unh iuanlisu btfabtgt
aas ron sinn 6irma siustsaussntu grbinp'
littsitsn ~ sffiasn
@ta & Sruar. @rpBbauhfIs. DrpsuiRsn
Solfep, 8.
@albtua, aiuuau& Rarpin, @rUb'
banetIs. 1rpauiitsn, 5ptttp, ..
Saa's satarrb Sur wire inntrlit stuummsI
uup pirft tirsit auf eae 8Iut uub bic ihlttmi
gen SbaHdbtn bts Sslfms. 3tusHtiit fTs
ptridubt prts 75e. fur eif 5laIht.
EA 8nfaufi ron alIsH apStbtfsrH,
Saa's 5amiItsu-piGsH fHp bic bsifsH.
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Tinle:D6
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Sdbrli6er
Oanflagungs
9eitlluQnO
0erfauf

gSirO cine 9lrmee BON ipariamen
SauSfrauen au;ieben. Sriibere @rs
fabrun9en baben unIere Suuoen Die
8idti9teit bieles 8ertaufes selebrt, Die
bobe Snalit6t Der Qeinmanb uno Die
eritaunlib niebrisen Preiie. Semertt
Die folseuoen Eartieen:
65 Gsnts 8ertbe fur so Gents.
Sdwere iilber9ebleidte Siifleins
ipanb, quite tragbare Qualitdt fiir 9e'
fp6bnlideu @ebrauh.
s1.O0 8ertbe fir IS Gents.
Sreite un6 ertra I6mere iilberges
blei6te 3iidleinwano, Die Sorte fur
allgensineu @ebraud uno 2ra9barteit.
S1.25 8ertbe fir s1.00.
Infer unibertreifli6er 72 3oll 9es
oleit,ter Damasf. Der grDBte offerirte
Siifleinman6 Sertb. Stnral benust,
meroen Sie feiuen anberen ;u ir9eno
einem Rrciie nebmen.
$3.50 fur q Glen @uiier, tpertb $3.50
$3.50 fur q Gaen Buffer, msrth 5000
$3.50 fur serbirtten, / @rObt, mertb $500
S2.75 fir serbietttn, l Gr0Be, tutrtb $3.50
$1.25 fur einssiaumts strbisttsn, } @rObe
tpertb $3.50.
$1.00 iir gang ssiniuauo ssrbistttn
3 GroBe, nertb SIPS.
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iteber SunScrt ertrunfeu.

Der Oer Soutbmeltern Giienbabn9es
ieli9aft sebOrenee, britiids Oampier
n6iloa", Der aus ihlieBlit sur Bee
forOeruus uOH Falasiercu iiber ben
slermels9uual bsuust wirO, bauarirte
SOnntas DtOrseu in Der 0tGbe pom
ct. WialO oil Der iraniOiilhen Siiite,
unO ua6 ben bis jeet eiu9egansenen
9erihten iino etpa eiubunoert uuo
brsiuuOSwanSis Wtenidsnleben pers
loren sesausen. Der Dumpfer uerlieB
SOutbamptou am leeten 6retta9
slbeuo, um nuh ct. Wiulo Su fabren,
wnrbe absr auf ieiner Retic ourA einen
3ur 3eit i'm Canal berridenOen Oidten
Oiebel iebr uerSOssrt. 9tlS er iid isinem
3iel ct. WiulO uaberts, leete Elm fur6t'
barer Sduesiturm elm, in BEN Der Gapi'
tdu Oes Dumpfers ieinsn 9urs UOllitdn'
big uerlOr. iuOaB Der Dampfer orej
Dteilen uou st. WtOlo aui einen Sslier
raunte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-23
Ncro Scranton.

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- @eorse Suistie BON Gulm StraBt
lpurOe Sienitag in Der Ontario 3ehe,
no er ais SanOlanser an9citellt mar.
Ourd eiuem 6elienfall auf Der Stellt
9etObtet.
- Der 8etrieb Der ProuibencC
StraBenbabnlinie nuroe Sonntag 9iabt
fir cine pCtle StuuOe unterbrohen, 90
Der Seitungsorabt uabe benz Strait.
er3su9uuss @ebduOe brad
- Butrid Wtc6ule BON SBilliam Str.
erbielt Samitas ben rehten 6uB 10 bOs
,erbriidt, als er einen 9ehigb 8alleg
3us beitsiseu pollte. baB NmputatiOu
Obsrbalb Dem Subselsut uOtbiS mar.
- 9enrp SitdiuSs BON Spring Str.
beridtete Wontag gbsno Der 9olisei. Oab
in Der uerfloiisnen @Ode swei Seriu6e
semadt wurben. in feline 8Obnun9 eius
jubrin9en. bod uerideu6te er jeOesmal
bic na6tti6en 96lsi6er. Sin Roli,iit
wirO fir Die nd6ite 3eit in jener 0ta6=
baridaft itatiOnirt iein.
- Der .. & $. Sei;er Sobn 9lpres
BON 9uoiOn wurOe Oieuitag, OILS er
SanO aus einem YebGlter laufen lieB.
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uno oem SebGltsr geian9en uno cine
Seite ibm Oerart ;eroriidt. baB an ieis
mem sluftOmmen se3weifslt wiro. Wtan
bra6te ibm in Die @obnun9 bon Ser
wanbten in @reen 0tiO9e.
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CAB es OOnnerita9 beinabe ein 3ulams
menitoB Spii9en elmer 2ofOmotiue uuo
einem StraBeubabnwa9eu uub batte Der
VofOmotiueleiter SIZE ni6t feline Wta.
idine prompt gum Stiaitano sebradt,
10 mdre Elm unsliid seideben. Die
2lngeitellten oes StruBeubabuwa9enS
naren in iolder Gile, baB iie Die SOto'
motiue nidt bemerftcn.
- Ratrid Wturtausb BON DAT Str.
fiel Disnlta9 OH 8eit Dtartet StraBe
uon elmer SwOlf 6uB boben Seranoa
unb puroe pom ieinen 6reunOen fir
tOOt auf9ebOben, bod ersab iid i'm
&adawunna 5oipitul, OaB er nur an eis
mem sebro9enen Sdliifelbein fit. Der
Wtann uerwei9erte es in BEN SOIpital
gu bleiben, nahoem ieine Serlesuns bes
banoelt morben mar.
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all Sit Glearpiew Auenue, Die nit Ser
manoten oes Murpbp itart beiest mar,
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Oem SunOsfdnser Sames 0ufip unb
bem 8ilbera9eut 0tidael Deuine Elm
SanO9emen9e uno Sas 0feiultat mar.
OaB Onffp nit einem Wteiier in 9anoen
uou Deuine eiueu S9uitt erbtelt, Der
pom redten Sbr bis gum Slim lauft.
Oepine tniif mad Der 3but aus. Oe,
pine warO ipater Oiugfeit semadt uno
bel bem foleenben SerbOr in @rman.
seluus BON 81 900 Siirei6aft bem Sc.
fdnsuiB iiberwisien.