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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-01-19
Still Smiling.

The visitor in the South was offer
ing his sympathies to the old colored
parson.
Its a shame, uncle" said the visit
OF, that the congregation should drop
buttons in the plate when you were
collecting your salary"
dat doan match, sah," replied the
old man with a luminous smile. "Ah
kin use dem on dat old path OBJ trous-
ers de kernal glib me-"
"Well, they dropped nails in the
plate ALSO"
Just what All need, sab. Yo' see
Aim guine to build a cohnhouse en-
Ah'n need de nails to drive In de shin
gles.''
But the lead nickels. What are
you going to do with them, throw
them away?
"No, sab; Ah'm guine to make sink
ers fob nah fishing lines. Glory, halle
luyahp'
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SHOT HIM five TIMES|
TRAGEDY In THE BEAR" ST.
petersburg RESTAURANT.
The Great Crowd Was Celebrating
New Years Coming-Student Davi-
doff Refused to Rise When National
Anthem was Played by Band and
Count SherometieM Killed Him.

81. 1cleTSUuT6, jan. 1o.-A Tragedy
In which student paid with his life
the penalty of refusing to do honor
to the old regime took place in the
famous restaurant "The Bear" shortly
after midnight. The annual ceremony
of watching the old year out was be-
ing observed with something like the
old time festivities. The great hall
was crowded, and the orchestra of
Mile. Rigo, a sister of the paramour
of the Princess Chimay, upon the
stroke. of midnight, burst forth with
God Save the Emperor"
The guests, with the exception of
a student named Davidoff, member
Of an aristocratic family, rose to their
feet and demanded an encore, deter
mined to turn the celebration into a
loyalist demonstration.
Count Sherometieff, a relative of the
notorious Moscow reactionary, applied
an epithet to Davidoff for refusing to
encore the national anthem, and pull
ed his chair from under him.
Hot words followed, when suddenly
in the midst of the joyous reclamation
of new year, the guests we're startled
by five shots in rapid succession and
the corpse of the student lay on the
floor. Indescribable confusion follow
ed.
Count Sherometieff, in addition to
killing Davidoff, wounded two women.
Three companions of Davidoff, arm
ed with champagns bottles, attacked
the murderer, who, with blood stream
ing down his face, managed to fight
his way to the door. Women shrek
ed and tainted.
The confusion eliminated in a won
derful dramatic controversy across the
body of the dead student. The impas-
stoned spectators of the tragedy hav-
ing ranged themselves according to
of 1t, elimination and recrimination fol-
lowed each other holly. A well known
courtesan, her head proudly in the air.
stamped her foot as from the side of
the loyalists she declared the student
had met his due. The climax came
when an aunt of Davidoff, who had
tainted when the boy was shot, half
regained consciousness. rushed for
ward and threw herself between the
disputants and upon the body, pas
sionately kissing the cold, bloodstain-
ed face. A regular panic followed.
The guests at "The Bear" many of
whom we're the most prominent soci-
ETY. of st. Petersburg including num-
Der of diplomats, fastened away in or
der to avoid being summoned as wit
nesses. Meantime Davidoff's body was
covered by the walters in order to
conceal the CHASTITY sight, but it lay
for more than two hours and until the
police arrived to draw up a formal
complaint A representative of the AS
ISOLATED Press, who was present, was
informed that SherOmetieff is retired
officer of the guards.
Davidoff, when he was attacked, at
tempted to draw a light rapier which
students carry, but he was dead be-
fore the blade left it's scabbard.
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AS illustrating the excellence OF the
paper (which is made from unused lin
en- scraps) upon which Bank of Eng
land notes are printed, it is stated that
when one of these notes is twisted in
to a rope it will sustain a weight OF
$50 pounds.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-01-19
Glazed Ham.

To glaze a cold ham first brush
over the ham with beaten yolk Of egg.
Then cover this very thickly with fine
ly powdered bread crumbs, pressed on
firmly. Lastly brush over the whole
with thick cream and set In a quick
oven. This glazing should be brown
and will be like q delicious crust.
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farm, and all the neighbors' boys had

IdEu, dHU I'LL Tie htlSuDoIS UOyS -"
caught the fever and suppose l
caught it from them. l was only Fl
years old, but boys in those days seem
to me to have been much older and
larger than their years.
There were no railroads and the
trip would have to be made by wagon.
A large number of outfits were start
ing from st. Louis. and four of us boys
came here. 1t was a far different city
in those days, l can tell you, from
what it is now.
Outfits were starting for the West
every day and l Joined one of them
1t was a strenuous trip and We had
many an experience. The Indians
were cutting up high jinks and we al
most had to fight our way across. In
one of the Indian fights one of my
companions who had started on the
trip with me, was injured and died a
the plains, poor fellow, and searching
for his grave now would be like look
ing for a needle in a haystack.
"California was reached after
months of hard work, and then the
search for gold began. We were part
ly successful, but after a few months
Of prospecting and hard work l made
up my mind that could make my for
tune sooner by going into business.
had made some money and with it
started supply store near one of the
big camps. A few weeks convinced
me that l had adopted the better
course.
Justice in those days was rapid
and such thing as a small TECHNICAL
ty bringing about a stay and a new
trial was not to be thought of. As Is
always the case, a bad element was
attracted by the gold fields and this
element lived by robbing the more in
dustrious workers. Robbery was pun
ishable by death, and the guilty man
was generally discovered and paid the
penalty.
Il remember one incident that was
somewhat amusing and yet rather
gruesome. A worthless chap by the
name of Billings, located near our
camp. He had pretty wife and two
children, but he was brute pure and
simple. He never did a bit of work
and yet he seemed to have money
enough to buy whisky, and then after
getting drunk he would beat his wife.
A committee of the reliable citizens Of
the camp took his case in hand one
night and decided that it would be bet
ter If Billings was out of the way. He
had been suspected Of several jobs and
was soon brought before the committee
charged with the crime. His trial was
short and he was sentenced to be
hanged.
Just before the sentence was to be
carried into effect one of the commit
tee spoke about the wife and asked
how she was to get along without some
support. Another man said that the
only thing to do was to get her an
other husband. Well, Billings was
hanged and the camp was rid of a bad
man. Two days later Mrs. Billings
was married to a thrifty miner who
had always had liking for her. and
everything was as good as could be.
"Those things all happened many
years ago." said Mr.. Wainwright, in
conclusion, 'but they do not seem to
be so far back to me."-St. Louis Re
public
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On the Louisville & Nashville rail-
way in a collision between a freight
train and a special car carrying the
Little Johnny Jones" company, near
Repton. Ala, recently several men,
bers of the company were injured.
The Washington theater, located on
Riverside avenue, Spokane, is first
class in every respect. 1t has a fine
bill each week Performances every
afternoon and evening at 2. and 3
O'Clock. Admission to all 15c. Reserv-
ed seats Csc. Children 10c.
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No sensible man Is willing to swear
to the fool things he says during court
ship, and no sensible woman would
want him to
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-01-19

Perhaps the neighbors wouldn't dis.
approve Of 1t 80 much If, when a faith
er licked his boy, he called it a hazing.
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COMING.

January Attractions at The Spokane
Theater.
January 16-17-"Buster Brown"
January 19-20-"Collega Widow"
January 21-''When Johnny Comes
Marching Home"
January 23-24-"Bohemians.
January 30-31-"COunty Cnalrulan.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-01-19

A dog show which opened at the
Crystal palace, London, recently. con-
tanned 1903 entries, valued at $780,
900.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-01-19

A successful man Is one who Is able
to persuade others to accept him at
his own valuation.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-01-19

n En-. i
t the |.
during !
.6s2 IN !
inc. an .
ppro1. |
mines |
lainins |
of the |
ducins |
ng the |
20. tie |
lpanys |
nnoth, |
ons. as !
i; the
Tanking
tput Of
on the
Dws tue
he Her
he ores
having
ured 1t
r.. The
100000
ckonins
allowed
he New
n aver
Terence
owners,
OF the
Ines aF-
ompaay
YER. the
BOO, the
5S2.1T
-~A~
ndruned.
.s pro-
ead the
3.281.17o
nds and
nount Of
,ver last
II is be-
put rep
tai lead
ties for
in the
ker Hin
900: the
ring sec.
lies next
It'll $240,.
I. proper.
the men
district
upon an
totalinf
onth OF
d is thu
WIFI a.
pounos
J prouu =.
. pouhos
ight.
I Mon
NOS Win
wing min
ope Nc
BURGLAR
~ an oil
ted whe
mer an
aged COZ
ard HUFF
fired n,
we're fret;
leg b,
nit in tt
was sh,
o an NO
H.. 80.
monp ii
from tt
ing pan,
restored,
ed.
Patriot
Admir-:
the Ne
n adore.
said tn.
States.
lace as
oond ella.
first lin
rank bt
~ the 8,
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OREGON ITEMS,

1uuse Cleland, in the state circuit
s I.i. has handed down a decision
~ulcn Will result in revolutionizing the
~ of disposing of wives estates
IL. oregon and upsetting popular be-
hn., mat a wife must recognize the
n husband in the disposition of property
= acquired as community property.
f. =. H. Shepard manager of the two
noui'sroWers' unions of Hood River.
~ ne, was one Of the speakers at the
or. OF the Northwest Fruitgrow-
no., association at LaGrande. Ore. His
w.. p0f received close attention, and
COS as enc of the best features of the
convention.
Ton ~ w. Coffman, marshal of Pendle-
bo1,. - said to be the youngest officer
M similar position in the west.
n. 'onman is % years old.
n,a ~ stephen S. Wise, rabbi of Tenn
mo-. seth Israel of Portland. has an
tent Iced to his congregation his in
'''n to leave Portland next septem-
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Chief.

IN let.
~ and hi
inns of at
10Th wer1
an ar
3 aim wal
Iy injured
e carriagtl
} been ar
daughtei
4 the Sun'
| B., and go
70 pa1del
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-01-19

Patriotic
Admiral
the New
n address
said that
States, in
lace as 81
ere strick-l
els as the1
cOnd class
first line
rank bet5
lg the SCI 7
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-01-18
Stactrdtb.
Common Council, IL. Sanuar.

Common Council, II. Sanuar.
9ia6bsm bic Roli;ei Psniion Srois
nan; in Oieier Seriammluns bel britter
9eiuns uufSeruien wOrben mar, CAB
es cine lebbaftc Debatte iiber Die Sors
lase, nobel iid Seller, Paine unb Barts
ridge ais @ssuer Serielben erwieien,
mGbreno Wtoler unb Seipis ,u oeren
@unlten reSsten. Die Sa6e eubete oa'
nit, SaB 9ei6luBnabme Oeridoben
maro, bis Der Stabtanmalt elm @uta6'
ten siebt.
Sirsftor Der Dfientli6en Werfe Sapne
iiberIanote einen Ssri6t, in weldem bic
gussaben iiir StraBenocrbelierunsen
in ben psridieoenen S9uros anSefiibrt
muroen, nemlih: 1-S842.30, 2
754.O2, Al, 4-900.42, g.
659.31, 6-517.29, 7-145.52, s.
16O.2O, 9-607 .55, 10-34O.55, IL
5s7 10, 12-2e7.37, 13-600.39, IA
191 .93, 15-416.67. 16 -160.77, IL
6Os.64, 1s--195.19, 19--7s6.39. 20
85o.45, 21-1, ,666.72, % 329.37.
Die @unSer He6uuns fir Hepuras
tur eines temii6en gBasens wuroe
wieoerum Osm betreii. Gomite iibsr'
mielen.
Nsue Sorla9en WurOen wie folst
uor9sle9t; atberton-S -Selolutton, wels
DIE Den Saupt9sOmeter unweiit, ben be-
item Sian ausSuarbeiten fir abSussta'
nGle al s8bomins sluenue, swiI6en
98albiustou auenue uno Ntarion Str.,
in Der 13. 8aro; ansenommeu. Srii'
sermanu-9ieio Die Dem Scran'
ton Stub GrlaubniB siebt, au Der Wtul'
berrp StraBe Seite ieines ueueu Sc
bduOeS elm $orticO gu srriGteu, une
swar unter Der slufIt6t bes DIRECTORS
Der Sffeutli6en Siderbeit; an9enoul'
men. DtOrsan-&eiOluticn Die ein'
itimmi9 beitati9t DurOe, Hno oas aeut
9iesime Ger StgaBenbabnen eriu6t
Sabmwasen bic sauSe Sia6t biHSurd
lauien iu laIieu, non Mftternaht bis
llbr WtOrsens isoe StuHoe eineu Sabn'
Da9en.
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Wfdiienmprc.

Gtwa Oreibunoert uuO fiiuf;is Ysrio
nen WurOen in Der 0idbe bes armeni,
iden Seminars in 3iflis, Saufalien
pom elmer 9lbtbsiluus SOiuten tbsils &c.
tObtet, tbeils perwunbet. slls Die So,
iafsn an seminar uOrbeimari6irten,
wuroe cine Sombe sewOrien. Die in
ibrer Wiitte srplobirte, sinen Snaben
tObtete nno mebrere Soiatsn psripuns
oete. Die Soiaten umSiHseltsn bas
@ebauSe uno nit Siilfe elmer 9lbtbeilunq
slrtillsrie muroe bas @ebauoe bis auf
ben @runO ieritOrt. Die Gruppen ger.
itOrten bann nod Elm Priuatsebdube, in
benz mebrere 9tebelleu 3ufludt seIu6t
batten.
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NittStpn.


- SloDO. Der iusenotide Sobu oeS
98illiam 9ii6ler uou Samtown, ,iturb
Wtoutas uuo wurOe Seitsrn bceroist.
= lluisre Staot iOl eine ueae sSais
ienballe erbalteu, Die etpu $50, 900 To-
iten miro. Der 9ieubau Uirb Iobalo wie
mOslid in au9riii 9cnommen werSeu.
- @aitOr 3uber BON Der St. Soban'
ueS Sutb. @emeiuOe ic9nete leete 8ods
Srieoi1 Seiuemuun non Horo Wtain
Stra6e uuo Srl. slmelia atauIon bon
s8eit Fittston ais @bcpoar etu.
- Sn benz neaen Selleihaus Der
Greter Mtaidinen SSerfe aa WtOntSo'
merp Strass, Beit SittstoH, crplooirte
6reitas Wlittas siu SeiSapparat uno Der
Seiser 6surp s. Serlsw pnrOe babel
,iemliG bGS an uerihieoeuen SSrper'
tbeileu perbrtbt.
- 9ur6 eiRe 9asaploiion in Der
No. IA 3ebe Otr Ysnuiptoania stoblen
@ompanie oabhr tpurOeu Wtonta9 Sors
mittaa pier .WtSuner. Sbsmas S'Srieu
uub 3bomas Dfan9au, Wiinr, une
Wtidael uno G6omas 9ioone. Sanblan'
ger, idmutti6 III YOrt@rRiitb luehnbait,
bOs perbraunt. Die Sluei Sestern purs
ben in iraslideua 3uitaue Dem SOipitai
iiberfibrt uno @ritere. Seren 3uitans
aud niGt bid better Dar. beim9es
uommeu.
- @s 9ieB icon leste SSode, eaB ein
uubefannter Wtaun uube Der Bottom
9iieSerlaNuus. oitlid Don Yatespille.
ermoroct woroen lei uuo Mionta9 Dnrbs
enbli6 Der 8Orper aufSeiunoen. Der
ielbe lag al einer einiunen Stellt bee
9Salbes unO Der 8opi mar 10 fart per'
melt, SaB Die SOentitdt uumOsti6 mar
es beianS Ii6 Elm cod unter BEN red'
ten 9lu9e uno ein S6uitt am Sopfe
unb bic 98sits sei9te Slutfleden. Dieie
3batIaden oeuten al, oaB Elm Woro
uorlie9t.
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1lntsr ihnerem Nersadt.

Sen. Sames u. S'Ssirne. Der Sabre
lang in republifuniden areiieu in 0isw
Yorf cine beoeutenoe 9tOlle seipielt uno
bobe 9unoesdmter betleiOet bat unb
ausenblidli6 Die Stelle eiues 9ras
fibenten Der r5orce Of 2iie ano she.
mical &c." bcfleioet, wurSe nit mehres
rem anOeren an9ebli6en Seamten Der
ielben @eielliduft unter Der ..9luilase,
Die EOit Su betriiseriiden 3wefen be-
niist 3u baben, uerbaitet unb unter is
$25OO Siirsidaft seitellt. Die Mfit-
slieber unO Seamten Oieier 9eiellidaft
iollen in Sriefen, Die iie ourd Die Yuns
oespoit na6 alien 5bsilen Oes 2anoes
uerididtsn, ueriprOden bubsn, sessn
entipredcnOe Sejahlun9 irseno cine
Sranfbeit su furiren, aber niemals
imitanoe seweien iein, ibr Yeriprsdsn
einSul6ien.
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SuItulprc.

- Sarab, bic 6jdbri9e 3o4ter oes
g. 9S. Sreioer BON @lectric gluenue,
srlas Disuitas Der Oipbtberitis uno
marb seiteru i'm 6orcit 9ill 6rieobofe
beeroi9t.
- 9ia6 elmer mebrmOnatli6en
Sranfbeit perl9ieo Oonneritag in ieiner
8obnuns all SSebiter 9luenue gilbert
B. S6raut i'm sllter bon 33 Subreu.
Der SerItOrbene miro uon Der Satin
uno einem SinSs iiberlebt uno ieine
Seerbisun9 erfOlste Samitas Su PIp'
mouth.
- Wiits @Ornid uOn bier, siu Wtiuer
in Der SObnion 3ede, trus Samitas
Wiittas bur6 cine Buluererploiion Elm
Ssridunoenss Snie, Seribnittene S6a.
oelbaut uno msbrere 9ebrO6sue Gippen
oapon. @r puroe Dem Sadawunua
SOipital iiberfiibrt, no iein 3uitanN als
Elm siinitiser beSeidnet muroe.
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Saiier nil ben Seutf6en in Hue.
lamb helfen.

slns usrldblider Guelle tommt bic
0iadri6t, baB Se. Wiaisitat Der SaiIer
ii6 nit Der slbii6t trast. Der 9emesuns
Sur Silfeleiituns fir Die in RuBtanb
notbleioenoen Deutiden feline attiue
llntsritiieuns Sufommen Su lafen.
Wfan erpartet cine bsrartise 3uuos
sebuns BON ben Sippen oes Wtonar6en
an Stelle Der aus pOlitiideu @riinben
ausseidlOiiensn psfunidren Ssiiteuer,
uns. uuo SweifelsObne piirbe cine Iolfe
slnerfennuns bes bisber @etbanen piel
oa,u beitraSen, ben 2eitern Der Sewe.
sung Die slrbeit gu elleiAtern. @s
muB leioer fonitatirt meroeu, oaB
wiOer allies @rwarteu Der Sonbs CUR
3eit nod iebr serins lit uno ss bebarf
elmer @rmutbisuns BON allerbSdIter
Seite, wenn Die Sauie 9Isitution
nidt I'M Sano uerlauien lOl.
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Uilfess Barre Sta6ribteu.

- am Sreitas puroe Der Oeutlhe
9ambert 2ei6snauer BON 244 9. 2ins
coin StraBe CUR 0fube beitattet. @r
mar Sc Sabre aft uno es iiberleben ibn
Swsi G6dter.
= Sn Der 9aureI 0iun .3ede 5u Rar-
ions iuno 5reitas cine @rplOiiou BON
@rubensaieu itatt, ourd welde flint
gnseitellte mebr obsr minoer l6uere
Yranomunben oapon tru9en.
- Der felt WtOntas uerbanoelte Yros
seB sesen 9iafiuelO .. Deiusio, unses
tlast Der @rmorOuns BON Srant Sale
ro, fam Dienitas 3u @noe, iuOem ii6
Der 9lusetlaste bes WtOroeS i'm eriten
@rabe IbulOis betannte. 0efasio warO
ioiort su 20 Sabren 3udtbans perurs
tbeilt.
- 9tm Wtittwo6 lester @Ohe oers
ltarb i'm Wtercp 5Oipitul Serr abam
Sutb. oeIen Seimatb 9tO. 60 Sebi9b
Stra6e mar. Der Yerilorbene bate
Dor eiui9sr Seit ourd eiuen 6all einen
SuD6elbru6 erlitten, mas Die Saupts
uria6e leines 3OoeS mar. IS ilber'
lebeu ibu Orei 3Odter uno ein SObn.
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@anne NrlIntM.

Sonssbale. SSdbreno 6rau Gbriit.
opber 9tismeper pom Oitlideu StuOt,
tbeile am DOnueritas 9ia6t allein su.
bauie mar, cran9 Elm 5remOcr in bic
9Bobnuns unO fOrOerte BON ibr @clb,
worauf iie auf Die uorSere Yeranoa
rannte uno I'M Siilie riei, mas ben
Serl peranlaBte, idnell ReiBauS sn
uebmen.-Die Borough Yrimdrpablen
Der &epublifaner uno Demotraten fin.
ben am 81. unO %. Sanuar rsipeftiue
ltatt.
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Wtarrpffp.as oufersn, erpiFuet.

3m Beiieiu aller &rtreter oerjenisen
Didfte. wel6e oil btr tnteruGtiOnalen
WiarOatos@ @oHferenS teeilnebmea, muroe
Dienaag giaGmittas in sll9ecsras init
elmer fursen 2lnipra6e oeS fpaniibeu
Wtiniaers fTr auspdrti9e Sa9elp9ens
beiteu, Sersc9s uor sllmooouar, Die
mi9tiee @OuferenS, beren Yerbantlnn'
gen IN Den ua6iteu 9SOdeu, piplieibt
Dioneten, bes Sntereiie Der saa3en gSelt
erre9eu werben, epOifuet. WtOntas
Oia6rsittas tieB Der 6erSos Son Slmo'
oopar alle Sertreter Der @rosmGbte
eriu60t, iid DiesqtaS &abHittas
am 3 llbr tst 9roscn GOuieuoa5iaal
einSufiHben, unO als bann Die GaOden'
ihlase pom altebrDiiroisen Dom
Die brittle 9io9mittassitunoe oertiin'
oeteu, maren bic StaatsmGHuer nit
ibrn Setretaren sur Stelle, uno na6s
Dem iie ii6 besriiBt uuS einiss &Orte
Der SOHiAteit ausssteui6t batten,
ertldrte Oct Serso9 uOa sllmoSeSar,
OaB Die .3eit 3ur @rOiiuuus Der Be
ratbungen ssfOmmen iei. Sn eiuisen
bOili6eH @Orten bieB er Die Oipte.
maten aus irslnoea @anOeru auf Oen
saitli6en 9oSen Spaniens willfOm'
men uno nies fur5 oarauf bin, Sa6
nidts unt.rlaiieu worSen iei, nm ben
Serreu ben aufeutbalt in oieiem alts
sbrwhroiSen uno biitorild beriibmten
Srt 10 anseuebm pie m0sli6 su mos
den. Setreffs bes .3wsds Der @ons
feren, Ia9te Der 0teoner uidt uiel, ions
bern uerlieb nur In all9emeinen Bes
merfunSen Der Sofiuuu9 9lusOrud.
Dap bic 9sratbuu9en eineu fir alIe
Setbeiligter iuIrieoenltellenoen Sers
laui nehmen neroen. Der 9roBe
Saal, in Dem Die @ei6GftsiisunSen
ab9ebalten weroen Iollen, III nit 6abs
men unO alten Suuiti6deen aus Der
3sit Der Wiaucru iinnis unO tunitser
redt 9eidmiift, unO ais Der ipanil6e
Wtuiiter, Der ais tsmpordrer SOriiser
iunsirte, nit lauter Sttmme erfldrtc,
OuB bic GOnicreu; er6iinet isi, Oa er'
tOnte uielitimmises geIaut Der @IO'
den. unO pOH Den sBallen Der Stuot
usrtiiubete aanonenoonner Der SSeIt,
OaB Die biitoriid Widtisite uIIer bis
jest ubsebulteuen interuatiOnalen Con.
ferenSen ibrsn 9lnfan9 senommen babe.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-01-18
Spce 9arf Totisen.

-8ei ben @bsleuten Serrn uno
Srau Dapio 9uopis an 9iOro S9oe
Bart 9luenue bat ii6 elm GO6terlein
einseitellt.
- Der Srsmier Sames 8. Collins,
637 Giper StraBe mObnbait, Wuroe ges
itern 0iu6mittas in BEN @lmira Sofe
uon einem .3use iibsriabren uno se'
t6otet.
- @eorse Sarris bon bieier Seite
muBte Donnsritas fir iein 9eri6tlides
@ridsiuen $500 Sirsituit itellen, neil
er ben StraBeubabn Gonbufteur s. &.
9uumsdrtuer auf ieinem gSaSen tbats
li6 ansriif unO inn babel mebrers
.3abne ausitieB.
= Beun sipei 2eiOen iid einiteasn,
wie cine @rtdltuns unO elm Suiten,
siebt ss Swei iidsre Dinse 5u tbuu-
bolt Or. 9lusuit SOniS's 9amburser
9rnittbee unO sebraudt i'm. Sn oem'
ielben babt Sbr elm wabres Seilmittel
uno cine li6ere Sur wiro fol9en.
= gatrid Soban uno 9bomas Our
fin, beioe pou Hailroao gluenue unN als
Sremier i'm Sadawauna SOfe anseItellt,
wurben Sonneritas our4 Oas plOeliht
Slubalten zines 5uses BON cemielber
seI6leubert, woourb Sobun Elm 9ebro'
6enes 5uBselent uno Curtin eiuen per-
renftsn Sus erbielt.
= 3wiiden is urO 8 llbr 6reitag
9ta6t, ais bic Samilic einen Seiud ab'
itattete, Oran9en 9iubreher in oit
gSilliam DauiS SSObnun9 an Siit
Wtain gluenue uno beraubten oielelb(
nm cine $50 solOene 2aidenubr uni
$12 Yaarsclo. Die Strle erlanster
burd elm nidtseidloiisues 6eniter Gin'
tritt.
- Wtidael Jtoseriisg muroe Oien'
flag in @rmanseluns uon $1,000 Sirg'
ldaft benz @eidnsuiB iiberianbt auf Die
9lnflase, nit gluuis 9ltmouuuit6 Elm
unseleeli6es SerbdltniB unterbalten
uno ieins Satin uerluiien gu babsn.
Die Srau muBte nod Dem SerbOr aud)
in's @efdnsuiB wauoern, Oa iie cine
9iir9i6aft pom s 800 ni6t itellen tOnnte.
Hoseriisfp wurbe pOn leiner Satin,
bic er Dor 10 9abreu in Seiterreld bins
terlieB. in ieiner 8obuuu9 an Siib
SSaibiuston slueuue aufsefunOen unO Ell
iowie ieine Otaitreiie baum uerbaftst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-01-18
Nnmen afGde.

partis f-slns @spGnstr, bic f6 UNI $f2.5O
btrum SsTiaufrsn, fub jst $S.49-
partis 2-aas @swGutu. bic I6 um $i500
bsrum psrfauftsu, limb jtst $9.9S.
Fartit 3-aas @spGnbr, bic iit un $3.50
bsrum srfauftsn, limb jdBt $l1.9S.
anoers Gnnlitaien I'M glei6en SerbaltaiB.