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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-01-11
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-01-11
s,pu Der SusSeite.

Der jdbrli9e WtastenbaIl Oes Sun.
ger Maunsr9or miro oil 81. Os. Wtts.
ltattfincen.
6rau 9ulius zimmerman uou
SSillow StruBe ltarb AM SOnntag I'M
slIisr uOu Sc Sabren na6 anbultenoer
Srantbsit. Der @atte unO orei fleine
ainosr iibsrlebsn iie. Sbre SeerOisuns
erIolste 9eitrru.
Der SiiO scranton GepnblitaniIde
Stub erwdblte Sreitas 9iaat bic iolsens
oen Ssumten: Prdiioent. SSilliam
SSirtb giSe,Prdiibent, Charles asller.
mann; s6asHeiiter, GburIes gieuls !;
Sstretar, Better 9isulS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-01-11
Suunprc.

= SO. 5. @oltello pon bier lit Dien.
flag Dieberum als Elm gluOitor oeS
scranton Nrmsn6iIiritts ernannt mors
ben.
Ger iriiber in bsn @ris @erfsn
babier anseitellte uno all WiDrtle StraBe
ipObnbafte Wiartin Timer itarb Montas
in Ybillipsburs na9 tlirSer Sranfbeit
al Der Yuussnentjiinouns.
= 8rennenoer JtuB in Dem S6orn.
itein Der 8irtbidaft oss 9ames Gre.
sOrp uerunlabte Dienltas sIbsnO ben
9llarm uon Saiten As. Wtan fonnte
ben SrunO obue S6absn lOiden.
= Srau Wiinnie 5ranf, Satin bes
@eOrse 6. Srant. itarb WiOntas in
ibrsr WObunns oil Sefieriou sluenus.
sluBer Dem @atten iiberleben iie brei
Sinoer, ibrs Wiutter, Srau 9liiabstb
S66n, bic S6peltern Srau @eorse
@onners, 5rau Sreo. Sierwirtb, 5rau
gSilliam Dolmetidb unb Der 8ruoer
@eorse u. Sd6n. Die Seerbisuns
sriOlSts Ssitern 9ia6mittas.
= @s bieB Dor GINGER 3eit, OaB
antonio Congo, wel6er am IA. susuit
1900 ben POliiiiteu Sames 9oloen ba.
bier ermorOete, in Buenos aDres, Bras
iilisn, uerbaitet porOen iei unS Der
Diitritt slnwalt wOllte, oaB man ben
WiOrber 3iirid brinsen iOllte. mas ie.
bod bic GOuntp GOmmiiidre ni6t woll.
ten. oa es irasli6 1T, OBJ Der Serbaitete
wirfli6 Der GerlunSts 1T unO i'm gin.
itisen Sale bod nur oes GObtidlass
ihuloig beIunben Dsroen tOnnte. lin
Die Sa6s euosiiltis iu sntidsiben, iaub
WiOntas cine @ouiereni itatt, an Der
Die Tidter, bic Goiintp @ommiIiare uno
Der Diitrift anipalt tbeiluabmeu unO
in wslder man iu Oem SAluB sslunste.
ben Serl ni6t Suriid Su brinSen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-01-11
Aus cem oberen 5bale>
(Grdbulo .@OrreipOnOcnS.)

: 9lleranoer Purostp BON EbrOup
BOulepuro wurbe Oienitas in Der
Pancoait 3e6e unter einem 6aa BON
Sels9eitsin besrabsn uno erbielt inners
li6e Ssrlssunsen. Die als lsbsnsseidbr'
lid betra6tst werben. Wian bebanOelt
ibu i'm 2aduwunna SOipital.
= Saul @unfooipif, elm Wtiuer in
Der @oSD @rset 3ede 3u SlDpbant.
wuroe Samitag unter einem Dedeniall
9eiangen uno erbielt einen S6dOels
bru6. @r wuroe in lebens9eidbrli6em
3altano bem WtOies Gaplor SOipital
Tbsrfiibrt.
= Gin fre6er Seriuh, Elm &rad
aui Der Wsi1e III ueruria6eu, Die pon
ben Ruluerwerten 5u SermDu mad Sem
Sauptseteiie Der Ontario uno SSeitern
Babn fiibrt, ipurbe 6reitas semadt.
bod bsmertts gum Slid Der @Onoutteni
Chapman bic Sbltruftiou uno man
founte oas ein9erammelte @iienltiid
porber entieruen. ebe elm 3u9 BIZ
Stelle errei6te, mas elm paar Wtinuter
ipdter Der Sal mar.
(GarbonSale @orreipOuOeuS.)
= YrOf. 9. g. Stodermann. Srsa
Nit Der ct. 9iole Stride, betrauert Del
Yerluit isines jusenOlideu SOhnes
wel6er Dounsritas i'm ct. EOie Srieo
bofs beeroist wuroe.
Z Der Bole Wtid)asl Oeitfo Dol
Seiiup. welder ansetrunfen mar, wuro
Sreita9 0iadt. als e' Die Cottage StraB
treuite. pon elmer ibnelllauienoeu 70
fOmotiue setroifen unO Swauiis 6u
melt 9ei6leuoert. Wian wGbnte. De
Dtahn lei set0btet woroen, als Eal
ibn aber fir toot auibeben lpollte, er
lanste er bon ielblt wisOer oas SewuBt
iein uno man fonnte aud nidt Die se
riusite Serlesuns on ibm fincen. Deitt
wuBte ni6t, oaB er sctrOiisn worosl
mar.
: Seute WtOrsen I'M balb 1 llb
brad in Dem WtoOellraum Der Carbon
bale Wia6ine @ompanie an Ounoaf
StraBe Elm Seuer aus. wel6es 10 raid
nm li6 srifi. oab Der Yau 5eritOrt mar
ebe bic Senerwebr rsht Sur slrbeit fam
Oas sroBs @ebduOe Der @arbonoat
8eef Company fling sbenfalls 5eusr
bod fonnte man ..oaiielbe i'm S6ad
balten. oesSlsihsn bic Senorifs gBerf
Dor S6abeu bewabrcn. Serluit etwl
$4,000.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-01-11
&pSe Narf Notisen.

= Der iriihsre slloermann 8. 3.
9ellD fen. itarb Sreitas In Der 0obnunS
ieiner 3otter an Railroab slpenue.
- Yaitor unb Srau Safob S60ttle
BON Sairpiew sluenue erbieltsn als gieu'
jabrseeidenf elm munteres Sndblein.
= Gliie. Die iuscnOlide GO6tsr oes
g9illiam Yartels uOn Price StraBe,
itarb Wtontas uuo wuroe seitern I'm
Naibburn Strabe SrieobOfe beeroiSt.
- Das irlibere Wiitslieb oes Selsct
Council, Dauio Q. @uans BON Der A.
Warb, wurSe Oisnitas aus Dem Oitlis
den 3udtbaus entlaiieu, no er einen
Germin weSeu 0iu6iu6uns BON Se.
ite9unSssslNern abiaB.
= Die SOnntaSsi6ule Der @beitnut
Speuue Bresbpteriiaen @smsinbe bot
fir @uibinston's @eburtstas cine Gans
tata in Sorbereitun9, Die unter Der
9eituns pom Baitor Satob SdOttle
itebt uno in Der STRIDE absebalten
miro.
: Die i6limmiten ober serin9iten
rlnfdlle iiuo fait INNER pom elmer
GuetIduns besleitst, uno Queti6un9en
perna6laiiist tOnnen in Slutuergiftuns
snben. Suuft feline @efabr, 9ebraudt
iofort ct. Safobs Del uno bic Suetl6s
un9 pirb balo ueri6winoen.
- 9utrid Susbes uon gujerne Str.,
Gin ipertbloier Gbarafter, fam Samita9
itart bstruufsn nat 9auie unO ma6tc
iib banu oaran, ieinen Sater uno feline
Satin brutal ju oertlopien. Seine
Ysrbaftuus erfOIste unO ba er weoer
Die aufsrle9te Strafe nod 0iir9lbaft
leilten fOnnte, i6idte man i'm ins
9efdnsniB.
= Der 9tuliensr 6. q. Uiaiucci BON
Siib Wtain 9luenue unb Naibburn
StraBe bat aud fiir3lih BON Der
pS6wurSe SanO" sinen DrObbrief els
balten, in wel6em er au9epieien wirb,
um Z. Sauuar in Der .. & .. Station
$500 an einen llnbefannten ab;u9eben.
Der Srisf orobt. baB i'm Neiserunss.
ialle er uuO feline 6umilie sctOOtet wer.
ben miir6e.
= Der Staliener glntbonD Sceblod
unS Die 9riide Wiurp Jtesun, DeIde
an 6obinicn StraBe Iuiammen lsbter.
serietben Wiontas wesen Dem Ser.
| l6winoen pon 25 Gents in Streit unb
Sceblod io1 babel seorobt buben. ieiue
Wiaitreiie Su t6bten. Spdtsr warb er
me9en Dem Oiebitabl bes @sbes mo
Der ans9eitoBenen Drobuns uuter $500
SHrsi6uit ssitsllt.
= Sin StraBenbabnWassn serietb
Wfonta9 abcnO all Der @de uou Siib
Wiain slOenne uno Sujerne StraBs
Ourh ben iiberbeiiten gpparat in Srauo
uno bic Eaiia9iere wurosn 10 eridredt,
oaB iie in wilOer Sait nab zen Ibiiren
Ordnstsn, wobsi mebrsre PeriOnen ME.
OsrseitOBen. uub bOS SeriGunoen wur.
ben. Die Gheuiids Gompane DO. 2
lOidte i6nel Den Srano.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-01-11
@draer Der 10. @arb

Da i6 bon elmer sroben slnSabf uon
8iirsern Oieier S8aro eriudt wuros,
mid um Die Sanoibatur fir Select
Council 81 bslperben, 70 eriu6e i'd alls
5reunoe nm ibre sifrise unteritiisuns
unO ueriprede i'm Sale msiuer @r'
mdbluns, jeOerSeit fiir baS bette Sn'
tereie Der SteuerSabler sin3utreten.
9l6tunssuoll,
Yeter Stipp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-01-11

= so. 5. Goitello bon bier lit Disn.
flag Dieoerum als Elm sluoitor oes
Scranton armsnbiIiritts ernannt nor.
ben.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-02

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-02

Mangum and Bishop o. II. Berg,
Beautiful vocal selections were rem
dered by the First ward choir.
After the services the remains were
shipped to salt Lake for interment In
Mount Olivet cemetery.
Rooneys Boys Concert company
win appear I'm the tabernacle, Monday
evening, May Z, and win be- assisted
by the tabernacle choir.
Tom Cochran viii leave In few
days for am extended visit TO Califor-
MIA.
oscar wilkins is about to leave for
Uintah county. where he made a loca-
ton OF land under the reservation
drawing last summer Mr. wilkins
land is situated near Duchesne and
promises to become valuable, The
family will Join Mr. wilkins In this
new home later In the season
John w, Deal is back from his rail-
road construction camp on the Vest
ern Pacific IN Nevada.
An exceptionally fine vocal and In
strumental concert was given last
evening In College hall by Prof Arthur
Shepherd and members of the B. Y. U.
music department A large and appre-
ciative audience was In attendance.
A recital Will be given by Miss Mir
lam Nelkes students in elocutlon
Tuesday evening.
The Brigham Young university facul-
ty he's appointed committees to arrange
for the entertainment OF the Young
Family association, which holds its an
nual reunion at the university June !.
The Utah County Fair directors have
decided to hold the fair for four days
beginning, Wednesday, September 49,
The race track will then be I'm fine con-
dition, and the buildings and other I'M
provements will be completed so far as
the company can complete them this
year, and sufficiently to gave good ac-
commodatlons for a large number OF
exhibits.
Sheriff Bonner Of Wasatch county.
arrested a Heber city boy by the name
OF Nelson here yesterday The boy IL
out of the reform school on parole and
viii be returned to the institution.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-02
BURGLARS BUSY
IN JUNCTION CITY.
Ogden Store and Residence En-.
tered and Robbed Last
Night.
ONE SUSPECT IS ARRESTED.
Thieves Secured Goods Valued at S208
From Bccraft's Store, and Jewelry
From Burton's Home.
Especial to the "News.")


Ogden, May 1.-The burglars who
have infested this city for several
weeks past, again got busy last night,
and two places were entered and
robbed. Both cases were reported to
the police and detectives have been de-
tailed on the case. one suspect is in
jail and the authorities are confident
landing the thieves before many hours
pass.
The first burglary reported occurred
some time last night at l.. H. Becraft's
store. "a Grant avenue. The robbers
gained entrance by prying open a rear
window. They passed through the au-
tomobile department and got into the
cutlery department
This morning. when the store was
opened, the clerk thought the depart
ment last mentioned must have been
moved. What things the burglars could
not carry away We're scattered about
the place. Upon making a thorough IN
Vest!gatlon It was found that the
thieves had stolen 1895 worth of goods.
consisting Of IS razors, 1875 pocket
knives, 70 shears, 10 reVolvers and sew
eral minor articles.
This morning the police arrested =
man named j. j. Brook. on suspicion
Of being one Of the robbers. He had
razor, said 70 be one of those stolen.
on his person, and gave no satisfactory
account Of his whereabouts last night
or how he came into possession OF the
razor.
Brook was arrested here several days
ago on suspicion Of having participated
in q hold-up. but was released from
custody yesterday, as the evidence
against him was not sufficient
The next case 10 come to the atten-
ton OF the police was when John g,
Burton, 2465 Monroe avenue, reported
that his home was entered during the
night and hurglarized. The robbers
secured solid gold bracelet, n gentle.
mans gold watch and chain, a child =
gold chain and other articles.
Thomas Feeney and'T. 9. Foley. sa
loon men. We're fined $50 each this
morning for selling whisky on Sunday
MEETING OF civic LEAGUE.
The civic league held meeting last
evening at which were discussed at
length various propositions for the I'M
provement and bcautfying OF the city.
The public buildings and grounds conn
mitree OF the city council VIII cooper
ate with the league In the beautfyina
Of Lester Park Those present dis
cussod the need Of the UnioA depot
grounds being improved ana decided to
ask the railroad companies 10 fence In
their grounds and plat and plant them
I'm grass, placing walks around In them,
which would be great Improvement
The matter OF a new cemetery fOi
Ogden city the old one heing practical
~ all sold was discussed. and the fur
ther consideration of the same referred
70 tho executive committee.
SILVER JUBILEE.
Tho silver Jubilee OF Rev. Father p.
NJ. Cushnahan Of The st. Josephs CATH
ollie church viii be celebrated by the
people Of his parish on June g. II has
been decided to present the Grand o..
era house a play entitled "Niohe" o.,
the evening Of May 3 to raise funds
with which to arrange the celebration.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-02
ELECTRIC POWER
FOR RAPID TRANSIT
will be Furnished by Utah Light
& Railway Com
pany.
WEBER CANYON POWER PLANT
Young TllOs. \. Harris Receives Silver
Medal For Saving Life of
Girl.

ogden, May 2.-The Utah Light and
Railway company has entered into
contract with the Ogden Rapid Tran
sit company to furnish the letter with
electrical power for the running Of its
street cars In ogden For a consider
able time the PROPOSITION has been UNI
der consideration. but the management
Of the two companies could not come
Ia satisfactory agreement until last
svsnng. when Manager Campbell Of
the Power company and David Eccles.
representing the street car company.
held lengthy consultation and agreed
upon the terms of the contract to be
entered into. At the present time the
Transit company win need between
four and five hundred horsepower to
propel it's cars. but when the extension
10 the canyon Is completed it will re-
quire 800 horse power, and If the
company carries out It's contemplated
Iians of electrifying its line from the
Ogden city limits to the Hot Springs Il
VIII need considerable more motive
power, which the Light company will
be able to furnish them.
The ogden Rapid Transit Companys
power plant on Washington avenue
near the Ogden river from which II
has been getting its power for the
local street cars up to the present
time. Is In great need OF repairs and
it's capacity Is too small 10 furnish the
power that will be necessary TO run
the companys cars when the proposed
improvements are completed hence Il
for
to make arrangements TO get its pow
er elsewhere. The present power
house VIII not be abandoned. but win
be put I'm good running order so that
IN eases OF emergencies the power can
be generated and used.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-02
HERoIsM RECOGNIZED.
Young \. 4. Harris Receives Silver
Medal for Saving Life of Girl.

ogden, May Ain recognition OF his
heroic work in saving the life of little
girl on Sunday afternoon, March Is.
Thomas A. Harris, son OF Joseph Har-
ris, has been presented with a silver
medal by The American Boy" an
eastern publication. The brave act
OF young Harris IN jumping into the
cold waters Of the Weber river on the
date mentioned to save the life Of
Ivy Blair, who had accidentally fallen
into the stream, was reported to the
publishing company by r. X, Adams. ,
subscriber to the magazine. and I'm rec
ogniton Of his herOsm he received the
medal, which is made OF silver In the
shape Of a Maltese cross. suitably en-
graved, bearing the words American
Boy on one side and "Heroism" on
the opposite side. Mr.. Adams, IN be-
half OF the company, presented young
Harris with the medal.
WEBER CLUB CAFE.
The Weber club has decided to run
a public cafe, which opened yesterday.
The club has been running a dining
room for years for the members, but
It has not been paying well for some
time past, as the club members failed
TO patronze IT as they should. necessi-
tating opening Il UP for public pat
ronage. They viii serve meals "a la
carte" in the Sutub.
STEVENSON-G ELROY NUPTIALS.
Deputy County Clerk Il. p. Brown
ohiciated IN a marriage ceremony at
the clerks office uniting In wedlock
Jack Gelroy &c. and Miss Arete Stew
enson. 20, of Salt Lake City,
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS,
Judge Howell and his stenogra pher
went 10 Logan last evening where the
judge will hold court the remainder
of this week.
The further hearing in the case of
the Ogden Canyon Resort company
against Joseph Graham and Weber
county has been continued TO Satur-
day.
In the matter OF the estate Of Karen
Christensen. deceased the court has
issued citation for Alma H. Carsten-
sen TO appear in court to show cause
why he has not delivered to the adj
mlnistrator of the estate q diamond
stud and diamond ring belonging to
the estate.
A coored man named Ed Holmes
and white man had lively bout
near Munseys cigar store which re-
suited In the coon knocking the white
man through plate glass window In
q saloon. Holmes was arrested on
the charge OF disturbing the peace,
but the white man got away.
Robert Ecccs and wife who have
been living in California for several
years, are visiting In ,Ogden with rela-
tives.
Miss Pearl Williams daughter Of
city Councilman Williams, slipped on
the sidewalk near the Utshna drug
store yesterday afternoon dislocating
her elbow.
Aaron Jackson the grOceryman,
while riding wheel down Twenty
fourth street hill was thrown of,
striking on his left knee which Is terri
bly, swollen and bruised.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-02
PARADISE.
HURT IN RUNAWAY.
Death Of Mrs. Annie Janles--Iielp for
san Francisco.


san Francisco.
Special Correspondence.
Paradise Cache Co.. April 30.-On
Saturday April IS while Thomas j,
Pearcc. his wife. two Suns and Mrs.
Elizabeth Smith were on thci way
g. Logan, just before reaching the Loo
KAN river bridge, the horses became
frightened AT a gypsy camp and be
came unmanageable. The two ladies'
and one Young man were thrown vld-
lcntly to the ground and Mr. Pearce
who was driving fell down between
the horses and the front Of the WogOn
The injured ones were picked up by
Kind passers-by and taken to Or,
budge's office, where the doctor found
that Mrs. Pearce's arm was broken IN
three places and her body bruised MI.
pearce had his hand broken and was
hurt Internally. the wagon having
passed over his body Mrs. Smith es-
capped without any bones being broken,
hut was bruised. scratched and
thoroughly shaken IN. The Young
men were unintured
While match baseball game was
IN progress here ON Saturday Edward
Oldham IN trying To catch a dying ball
fell and broke his collar bone.
Sunday evening, April 29.-Mrs, An-
ME James. wife Of former Bishop
David James, died after several weeks
Illness Of dropsy and general debility
Tho weather continues shOwery and
farmers are waiting quyiously TO nm
ish putting I'm their crops The range
ana pastures are good and stock is do
ing finely
seventy-nve dollars have been sent
To the San Francisco sufferers and
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PETERSON.
Bread for the ilungry--IIish0p Whit
ear Passes 10Th Milestone

Special Correspondence.
Peterson Morgan CO., April 27.-The
weather has been cold and stormy.
Farming is rather backward, land be-
ing too wet Ranges and lucern and
meadows look fine, very little garden
ing has been done yet.
The Carbonate mine Is working full
hands at present. and expects Ia do n
good deal Of shipping when the roads
are better.
Mr. Isaac johnson has sold his prop
crty and home To Ephraim Whitear and
moved to Troy, Weber county.
\ wagon box of bread was shipped
this week To the sufferers OF San Fran
cisco, such is the good work Of the
mothers.
Bishop Eli Nhitear passed his sew
onty-ninth mile stone on the 25th. lie
is the Oldest man lu the ward.