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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-20
RECORD OF THE COURTS


The last week in the fall term in the
courts shows an activity and dispatch of
business which promises to make a rec
ord. In the second division of the city
court many cases were dismissed for
want of prosecution, and in the first divis
sion of the criminal court several defend
ants pleaded guilty.
Circuit Court.
In the circuit court the case of Max
]. WinlSler Brokerage company VS.. r. e.
Darby is on trial. The attorneys were
engaged most part of the day on the
pleadngs. The case presents many in
teresting legal points involving many in
ton of the status of a creditor who
has obtained a discharge in bankruptcy
In the case of Louis Coin VS.. J. A.
Traub, the jury returned a verdict for
the defendant.
The jury in the case of the Birming-
ham Water Works company vs. Leo
Alderman returned a verdict for the
plaintiff for $26.
Circuit Court Docket.
The following docket is set for trial
in the circuit court today Wade Moth
ershed VS.. W. e. Wier, detinue: William
L. Nichols VS.. Il. M. Tutwiler, assumpslt;
Edgar Wallace VS.. Garvin and Coin, APP
peal; Mrs. j. e. Lynne VS.. Emil Plank,
alias Tom Griffin, damages; Southern
Construction company VS.. Philp-Carey
Manufacturing company, assumpsit.
City Court.
In the first division of the city court
yesterday a consent judgment for $50 was
rendered in the case of Julian Huddle-
stone VS.. Louisville and Nashville Rail
road company.
Rebecca Dowden VS.. Birmingham Rail
way, Light and Power company; consent
judgment for 1925.
First Division Docket.
The following docket is set in the city
court today: Mack 7. Stage VS.. Birming-
ham Railway, Light and Power company
damages; Claude Stracener, pro ami VS.
Republica Iron and Steel company, dam
ages; Frank C. Whatley, administrator
VS.. Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad
company, damages
Second Division.
In the second division of the city court
yesterday the following cases were dis.
missed for want of prosecutions:
Emil Nathan x Co. VS.. George Denny
w. l.. Israel, administrator, VS.. Pratt Con.
solidated Coal company; Bonnie & Co
VS. Harry Russell w. o. Tyler VS.. o. z
Jones; Ensley Brown Real Estate com.
pany VS.. ]. j. Payner; Jim O'Connor VS.
Lucius Wilson. In the case of j. b. Hill
VS.. Southern Railway company, the judg
ment of the lower court quaShed
In the case of the Galloway Coal COM
pany vs. Il. S. Bell Lumber company the
jury returned a verdict for $l66.
In the second division of the city cour
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New Suits.

Judge Ferguson will take up the chan
Gerry docket today.
New Suits.
The following suits were filed in the
city court yesterday:
Mrs. Zurie Carr, administrators, VS..
Woodward Iron company; plaintiff claims
$1,000 damages for the death of intestate,
wkho, 1t is alleged, was killed by being
run over by a locomotive.
A. G. Mckinley VS.. birmingham Rail-
way, Light and Power company Count l.
Plaintiff claims of the defendant the sum
of $1,000 as damages for that, heretofore
on, to-wit, October g. 1906. the plaintiff
occupied as a residence lot on which is
the house known as 40 Third avenue,
Elyton; that on said day the defendant,
its agent or servants, buried dead mule
in front of and next to PLAINTIFFS front
yard, and plaintiff AYERS that the noisome
smell and stencil therefrom were often
sive to the senses of plaintiff and his fam
lily and produced physical discomfort
which prevented plaintiff from the COM
, Portable enjoyment of his home for long
time to-wit 60 days, to his damage as
aforesaid.
Same plaintiff sues same defendant for
$1,000 damages for trespass committed in
entering upon plaintiffs lot and burying
the dead mule.
Chancery Court.
In the chancery court yesterday the
chancellor rendered a decree ordering
! the register to ascertain if the land de-
scribed in the bill filed by Mary l. Nc
| Laughlin, as guardian, VS.. Lorraine Nc
| Laughlin ct al. could be sold to advantage.
! Fannie l.. Collins VS.. C. M. Collins, ct
AL. decree ordering register to pay all
| money due to minor defendants to compli-
| ment as guardian.
Gruder b. Kennedy VS.. Dannie Jones,
crossbill dismissed
| b. H. Hudson VS.. Claud Mcl<eson. On
| final decree the property described in the
bill was ordered to be surveyed. dividend
into lots and sold by private sale, reports
of sales to be made to the court for APP
prevail.
| Paralee Robbins VS.. Grady Ward, ct al,
| order made appointing j. Q. Smith guar
dian ad litem for minor defendants.
The Alabama State Land company filed
four suits against the Upper Cahaba Coal
| company asking for an order to sell lands
to satisfy notes given as part purchase
| money
Criminal Court.
| In the first division OF the criminal
court yesterday the following defendants
pleaded guilty; Viola Ford, grand lar
| ceny; Harvery Memary, burglary; Cobb
, Bynum, assault with intent to murder;
Henry Calhoun, burglary and grand lar
ceny; James Bell, assault with intent
to murder; Will Cunningham forgery.
Criminal Court Docket.
The following docket is set for trial IN
the first division of the criminal court
| today; State of Alabama VS.. Warren
| Regis, Will Freeman, Charles Harris,
Josh Douglas, Walter Miller, Albert Hor-
Ton. John n. Williams Henry Nelson,
Hector Rendels Denis Thomas, Jim New
| some, Berta Matthews.
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NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Mrs. A. +. Black and little daughters,
who have been visiting in Cincinnati, are
now in Dayton, Tenn, where Mr.. Black
has accepted a position with the Gin
cinnati Southern railroad.
Charles c. Heidi, who has been attend
ing the University of Alabama during the
last scholastic term, will spend the Christ
mas holidays with his parents in Birming-
ham.
Mr.. James Graham arrived last night
from Tuscaloosa where he has been at
tending the University of Alabama. He
will spend the Christmas holidays in
Birmingham and will return to Tusca-
loosa on or about the first Of January.
Miss Dora AIcLester returned yesterday
from New York and Toronto, Can
Mrs. ]. c. Arlington and little daugh-
ter and Mrs. W. q. Everett OF Livings-
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DEBUTANTE RECEPTION.

Miss Clarice wilkins, assisted in re-
ceivng by Miss Linly Graham, Miss Will
Gle Dickerson, Miss Sadie Gillespy, Miss
Susie Dexter, Miss Hermoine Brown, Miss
Nellie Majors, Miss Amile Agee, Miss
Leone Cosby, Miss Nellie Gregg, Miss
Virginia Handley and Miss Anne VAN
Hoose will entertain tomorrow evening
at a debutante reception.
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MISS COBB'S DANCE.

Invitations have been issued by
Miss Mary Lou Cobb to a dance on the
evening of December q, at her home on
Avenue I, between Twenty-first and
Twenty second streets. The guests will in
clude the younger set of school boys and
girls who are entertained extensively dur
ing the HOLIDAYS.
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DINNER AT THE CLUB.

Mr.. Thomas w. Bowron entertained at
dinner at the Southern club last night in
honor of Miss Schaeffer and Miss Wads-
worth, the guests of Miss Mccormack.
The other guests We're Miss Mccormack,
Miss Sadie Gillespy, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Dean, Mr.. Charles McCreary Mr.. Mitch
ell Williamson Mr.. Cyrus Hartzelle and
Mr. Owen Gillespy
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SENIOR CLASS ENTERTAINMENT

The senior class of the birmingham
High school will give its annual enter
tainment at the High school tonight.
Inc affair will be an informal social
event in connection with baZar There
will be a number of booths at which
candy. cakes, pickle and the like will be
sold Everybody is invited to attend and
a good time is assured.
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SILVER WEDDING.

DIR. and Mrs. Samuel l.. Ledbetter will
celebrate their silver wedding on the eve
ming of January IL at their home on
Tenth avenue and Seventeenth street,
SOUTH The invitations will include their
friends among the married set.
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AFTERNOON TEA.

Miss Emee McCrossin has issued in
vitations to an at home on the afternoon
of December 2Sth from to o'clock. Her
guests will include school friends.
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MORTON-H ENSLEY.

The marriage of Miss Alamae Hensley,
daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. C. NJ.
Hensley, was quietly solemnized yester-
day afternoon at o'clock at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, 1881 North
Seventeenth street.
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SERVE LUNCH.

Ladies of st. Andrews Episcopal church
will serve lunch from u to o'clock in
the old Frisco office under the Morris
hotel on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Turkey will be served today.
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BAND NO. 7 WILL ENTERTAIN.

Band No. of the Home Mission society
of the Eleventh Street Methodist church
will entertain this afternoon from to
) o'clock at the residence of Mrs. J. T..
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ton, Ala, are the guests of their sister,
Mrs. A. p. Evans, PIG Fifth avenue.
Miss Helen Benners has returned home
after a six weeks visit in New York
Philadelphia, North Hampton, Mass, and
other eastern cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. Dexter, who have
been spending some weeks in New Eng
land, will return this week in order to
celebrate the Christmas festival at home.
Miss Wadsworth of Charlotte, N. c.,
who has been visiting Miss Margaret Nc
Cormack, will return home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scion Jacobs are enter
tanning house party of relatives during
the holidays.
Miss Ethel Cuddy of Cleveland O., who
has been the guest of Miss Eva Conner,
has returned to her home
Mrs. ]. A. Emery and children will spend
Christmas with Mrs. Emery's mother in
Midway, Ala.
Mrs. Arthur Stewart and little daugh-
ter will arrive from Marion today to
spend the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Minor.
Miss Fern and Miss Josephine Minor
will arrive from Washington tomorrow.
The Rev. Charles Sholl of Brownsville
Tex, is spending the holidays with his
parents DIR. and Mrs. e. II. Sholl and
with his little daughter, Ellen Sholl.
Mrs. Dudley Bates Lawrence of New
York is spending the holidays with her
mother. Mrs. A. c. Birch, and will be
joined in a few days by Mr.. Lawrence.
Nh. Edward Moross of Detroit, Mich
is in the city to spend the holidays with
his brother and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
A. Moross, on Seventh avenue.
Mrs. Thomas Lyttle of Indiana, and
Mrs. NJ Lowenstein of Bremen, Ind, are
spending the holidays with Mrs. e. Les
ser and Mrs. Max Karples.
The musical recital given by the pupils
of the Pollock-Stephens institute last
Monday night was one of the most sue
cessful ever given by the institution All
the selections rendered are said to have
been very fine and we'll xcutd.
A musical recital will be given at the
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raln-ei III. 1h@saoptA +xreei. aetTEep
Eleventh and Twelfth avenues sourn. In
connection with the entertainment sale
of Christmas cakes will be held. At the
conclusion of the sale an art levee ana
guessing contest will be held.
All friends of the band are cordially
invited to come filled with good cheer
and generosity.
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LITTLE JOkERS.

The Little Jokers will meet tomorrow
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs. Eu-
gene Brown on Highland avenue.
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Mrs Thomas Lyttle of Indiana, and
Mrs. NJ. Lowenstein of Bremen, Ind, are
spending the holidays with Mrs. E. Les
ser and Mrs. Max Karples.
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Allen school this afternoon at o'clock
by the pupils under the direction of Miss
Mary E. Young, musical director of the
school. The public has been invited 20
attend.
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Judge Ferguson will take up the chan
Gerry docket today.
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M. Edward Moross of Detroit. Mich.
is in the city to spend the holidays with
his brother and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. I.
A. Moross, on Seventh avenue
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Mrs. Dudley Bates Lawrence of New
York is spending the holidays with her
mother. Mrs. A. C. Birch, and will be
joined in few days by Mr.. Lawrence.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-20

Real Kid, 16=ButtOn Lengtl1-AH Sizes black Whie brown
TAM light blue light green, dark green navy maze lilac pink
gray this sale $3.50; others ask 81 and $3.50
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Mrs ]. c. Arlington and little daugh-
Ter and Mrs. W. q. Everett OF Livings-
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A musical recital will be given at the
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The Rev. Charles Sholl of Brownsville,
Tex, is spending the holidays with his
parents, DIR. and Mrs. e. II. Sholl and
with his little daughter, Ellen Sholl.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-08
3ittstpn.

- Sn Dem Iwin S6adt le9teu 80
Wtiner um Samita9 Die 2lrbeit nie6er,
neil ibneu gu 9rOBe Sarreu gum Sela.
ben iiberpieien woroen wuren.
- Sin 6iabri9er pOlniIber Snubs
WurOe 9eitern 0iadmitta9 nabs Stes'
maier's SrenSun9 uon Dem Slaf Oia'
monb 3uSe SetrOiien unO auf Der Stelle
setObtet.
- Srau Souis lSeistir6er perI6ieo
Oonnsrita9 9ia6t in ibrer 98Obuuns
gu SamiOwu mad mebrmonatlider
Srautbsit i'm gllter uOn 27 Sabren,
Sbre Sssrbisuns erfOlste Sonntas i'm
lutb. 6rieobOfe gu SamtOwn.
- 500 Wtanuer uno Snaben, Die in
Der SernwOOo 3ede Der Siaiioe SObleu
uno @iien GOmpanie Sn Datesuille an'
seitellt wuren, sinsen 5reitas WtOrseu
an ben Streif. neil bic Gompanie oil
seblid cine Sereinbaruns 9ebro6er
bate.
= Der YOle STANLEY slifinsfi uni
Elm Wiinsr in Der WiOunt 2Oofout 3e6s
fiel am Samita9, als er iib Die SdubI
ab,ieben mollte. uon Oem Stuble unt
lanoete nit iOl6er g8u6t auf Der
Soben, buB er iid Oas @enid brad uni
ipater i'm SOipital Der YerlesunS erla9
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0tlfess Barre Ia6ri6ten.

= SIN 9llter BON 3s Sabren ueritarb
oabisr porlesten Sonntus Srau 5rieSa
Stemmer. Sie binterldBt ben Sattsn
unb feds 8inber.
- Die Slauen BON guSerne Sountg
bubsn jset cine pOlitiide Sr9aniiation
9e9riinoet uno meroen wabrideinlt6 in
Der 3ufunit bel SSablen prattii6 ein'
sreiien.
= Sn 9uSerne GOuntp wuroen i'm
perfloiienen Sabre 462, ,588 Safer Siel
9ebraut, mas etwa 277 .552 800 Slider
erseben wiiroe, ODER 2500 fir ieosn
erma6ienen 0fann.
= Das erIt Dor elmer S9Ode erOfinete
Poitamt ;u SuSerne wuroe Otenlta9 jll
iriiber MOr9enitunbe uOu @inbre6ern
beIu6t, wsl6e Die @elOipinoe ipren9teu
uno S 2S2 in @elo uno Sriefmarfen I'M
@ertbe pom 5 100 erlan9ten. Die @r'
ploIion oemolirte einen 2beil bes Sc
bduoes uno alarmirte Die 9tabbaribaTt
aber Die raid berbei eilenoen SewObnel
tonnten nidt bic serinSite Spur Dor
ben WtiiietbGtern entoeden.
- Der Senienmann fOrOert in beut
i6en areiieu Sablreide Spier. Sn Si
YlpmOutb ueri6ieo uOrlesten Dienita(
9lbenO @briItopb Wtiller i'm sllter Dor
65 Subren unO binterlGBt Die s8ittm'
uno iehs erwadleue SinOer.-SOrles
ten Dienita9 ueritarb in 9tewton Sobr
S6mab I'M gllter pon II Sabren oil
einem SerSi6luse. IS iiberleben tbr
Die 9attin unb pier Sinoer. = Der al
yincOln StraBe wobneuOe SObn @rnil
wuros um Sreitu9 sur Ieeten &ube &C.
bettet.
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0as Gin arbritcr G. ,ablt. 50

g8as Gin arbritcr ei,Gblt -Srr gB
8. 8rus aus Sladwell, Sfla. 2erri'
torn, i6reibt: rSiini Sabre lang mai
i'd iait ununterbro6en franf. Wtan9.
mai fOnnte ia tanm geben. Sd per.
iudte WteOi3inen unc slerjte, aber nidts
bali, bis i'd anfin9 ben 9llpeutrduter'
Slutbeleber Su nebnen. Sect fam i'd
Elm idwerss Gasewert uerri6ten, pie i'd
es friiber sepObut mar. SD babe aud
20 RiunO I'M @elpi6t Su9enOmmen
Sbr Observation-Disclosures 1T pirf'
lid elm Sesen fir Die Wtenidbsit."
Sorni'S 9llpentrduter Slutbelebel
brinst feline Gnttduiduns. IS sibt tei
nen idlimmen Sall, mo- er ni6t sut
tbun fam. SSenise Dozen bewsiieu es
YsrssBt nidt. ouB es feline 9IpOtbetsr
WteoiSin lit. Gr wiro an bic Sranfer
oirett Uerfauft Ourd Die Gisentbiimer
Or. Ystsr SabrneD & Cons &c., 112-
11s 90. SoDne slue., Chicago, 81.
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StaStratb.
Select Council, 1. Wtdr5.

SIN Oieisr 8erIammlnu9 murben pom
Wtapor Council bic 8orani6la9e fir
oas nit bem eriten 0tonta9 I'M gpril
anfansenoe Sistaliubr Der Stabt uOrss'
lest unb fir bic psridieoenen Departe'
ments merbsn bic iolsenOsn Summen
perlauat WtaDor-$4,775; Seilents
lide Si6ebs bsit-$4,69s; Bureau Der
Yoli,si - $sO,542; Bureau Der
Branbe-$s4, ,497 Bureau Der Vau'
inIpeftion-$2,5 $40; Bureau Der Ses
iunObeit-$11, ,975; 9unbe rPouno"
Oipiiion-$2.345; Seuer uno Boli5si
sllarm SDitem-$4,085; weitere BE
wilisunsen - $9,563; Seifentli6e
g8erfe-$sO,2O4 Bureau Der Offent'
li6en @ebauOe-$5.O72; Bureau Der
SermsIiuusen-$13.14O; Bureau Der
StraBsn uno 9lbsu9sfanGle- ,o9s
9iap glus Yurt-S4,350; SSOOolawu
4art - SIS; Council Farf - 5000
itaotiide 9liiciioren- -Ss,410; S6us'
meilter-$6.315; GuntrOller-s5, 300
Stabtanpalt = $500; Seiieutli6t
Sibliotbef - $16,5O0; allsemeinO
Staot-$5.027; ahcBments fir Pfa
lteruns unO glbSu9SfanGle - Sc, 6,293
Sin beslsitenOeS Sdreiben bes iiaoti
ihen Controllers 9ibt Die 9elammtein
nabmen oils $454 ,623.SO on uuo maj
muB li6 innerbalb bieIer Summe bal
ten, meun bic Steueruuita9e niAt erbOb
weroen iOa.
Son Yersen braGte cine &eIolutior
Dor, bic reierirt murOe uno be;wedt, bal
@iuiam Bright uls Siir9e fir Sernari
Dauis ircisslaiien weroe, oa Ssetsre
toot lift.
Coleman lests cine SrNiuanS Dor iiiI
elm elsttrii6eS Sidt oil @pOmins slue
uue, Swilhen SiuOen uno Wtulberri
StraBsn, Die reierirt parb, wdbrtni
feline Teiolution fur gta6laB Der Sttu
pationsiteusr oes MOies ebert uon bel
16. 98aro ansenummen wuroe.
Die iolsenbeu SrOinanSen wuroer
bel enOsIltiser 2eiuns an9encmmen
SIR S6uebarrieren auf ben .. & p
areu3unsen an saO SBaibin9ton aue'
nue., Utaple StruBe uuo Sim Strabe
fir elm 9i6t OIL Wtarf 9lueuue uno Viii
straBe; fir Elm Sidt an Sruin9 alue'
nue. unO Mprtle StraBe; fir einer
3peisub,usstanul an 9tiuer StraBe
SpiI6en Fittstou 9luenue unb SauallC
Court; fir Elm Si6t au 9ieptun'
Court,
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llnter Seu Yortiers

@tpie, Sis pubtu eitis pUr allsm ~ isbsn
pHul6sn. pra6ipra IL fsiu Rlms fur bic
Ausitauua, bic mir ma6su. als biz 6arbtn
hss 8sssnbpssns btFnrsu ii& bier. ssbIsnett in
tarmanitn Sarmpnitn ser in iclicr 6crm
1arfiits unb ptriil6sSHtI prretn asisbsn sni'
lang mitgluetuiunssn pUmSrisrt rabrsne ntut
Senn. bic gan, amuifauii9 inr, nit ibntn nm
tn Stang frtitsn }rast nod esu prsiltn
ti,iu pcrtsrs unb ibpueu Subsit1sI BE.
s,duuasn, uub has uifs Ding, has Sis ibsr-
raittn pirb. II. hab Sis 70 quite Aualitdt unS
S9Snbstt fur 70 rsnis @slb trbaltsn fonnsn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-08

= 9n @6ttinseu lift ProfeiiOr Wo'
ris SsDne, Der nambaite @srmuniit Del
Oortisen llniperlitat, aus Dem Sebeu &c.
Ibieben.
- Der SO Sabre alte 98illiam Dor.
ton, ieit 40 Sabren rGipitaIi" i'm Sri.
minal. Huo Common Bleas 9eridt uon
slaesbsnp GOuntD, lit am WitttwO6 in
slllesbenp seitOrben.
- Die YsIiser Der Spiuuereisn in
OunOee, SdottlunO, weroen wesen oes
Streifs Der 98eber ibre @tabliiiements
am s. OtdrS idlisBsn. 9nfOlse oisiss
@ntlAluHes werOen etma $4,000 Ir-
better ibre Seihaftisuns perliersn.
Der iriibere @ouusrnsur Don
Geras, Sames stephen 9Ogs, itarb in
Der SSObnuns ieines GOmpaSncns
Srant s. Soues na9 eiusr idmsr;baf.
ten Srantbeit. bic ibn beinabe Elm Suus
;es Subr ans Sett sefeiielt bate.
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Sraperien nnS .Sapeitries

SiIhsn tsinsn s,riuetu She'll pisitr aus.
Iitluna, Nas bic neusftn DEFINE, ale bic
n,usn 8arbtn, aas bic ususn bnbihsn 9ntwIrts
fUnnsu bier etltbtn psrbtn, unp iutsn Sts nod
Nspit6tfn, 70 pnetu Gle nitt rsrasblit
iuHtn, ptnn Cit bisrbn fpnmsn. Sn gSaa-
rem bel Der Gas fir Cab 8OrbGnes pansIs,
MIN. 10 alts nur punl&suspntts bier. Die
glusRtlluus btsauu Wrutns unb hautrt bic
aanlt g40ts
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sus bem oberen xbale.
(glr6balo GorreiponOen3.)

- 8illiam @pans BON Slbpbunt,
elm Sersmann in Der @ruiip Sslanb
3e6e, trus Wiontu9 gtadt our6 cine
ueripatet srfOlSte Sprensuns idlimme
Ssrlesunsen am @eiidt uuo llnterleib
buuOH, iOOaB man taum feline @eneiung
ermartet.
& Der Staliensr Gam SaciO, Elm
SunOlunssr in Der 0bits DAT 3e6e gu
gr6balO, wurOs Oonneritas wdbrenO
benz Sarrenlaoen pom einem berabfallen'
ben Sslieuitiid setrOifeu unO 10 uerlest,
OaB er in Der 9lmbulanS itarb, ais man
ibn beimfubr.
- Der 2reibertnabe gSilliam
9lbearn, in Der .. & 8. 3ebe 3u
9lr6bulo unseitellt, mnBte 6reita9 SIC
Struie beSablen, neil er einem itOrriiber
@iel nit elmer slrt beinabe ben Shwani
abbadte; aud wurOe er aus ben Olen
lten Der Gompanie entlanen.
(@arbOnoale @OrreiponbenS.)
- 0tapmono, Der 12jdbriSe SObr
bes Wti6ael Mc9lnOrew BON 8attl
sluenue, wuroe Dienitas slbeuO auf De
SOOtOut areuSun9 BON einem 3use se
tCotet, Der ibm ben Sopi iOwie oer
linfen 9lrm abl6nitt. Oas lln9liic
ereisnete iid. als Der Snabe 10 in
Spielen uertieit mar. OaB ct ben gu
ni6t bemerfte.
= 0auiO Timer. Elm friiberer Siir9e
uon @arbonoale uuo Ysteran oes Sir
sertriess, wuroe Donneritag in feline
Wobnung gu Siio Canaan sur 9roBeI
Armee abberufeu. Der SeritOrben
purOe am 19. Suli 1929 in Biirttem
berg. Oeuti6luno, Seboren uuo fan
1851 na6 9lmerfa. @r wiro BON De
@attin uno einem Sobne iiberlebt mi
ieine SeerOiguug erfOlSte OiOntag 81
SiS Canaan.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-08

- Oas britil6e Warinebubsst fin
OaS Sabr 1906 beSiffert ii9 auf 1884,
347 800.
-3piiden. Vibau, 9tuBIahO, uni
Jisp gOrt iol cine oirette Oampfer'
perbinbuns ein9eri6tet neroeu.
-Senrg 9Ofiman, elmer Der idwer.
iten Wianner BON Yerfs GountD, ltarb
in ieiner Seimatb ju Sboematersuille
i'm 9lltsr pom 65 Sabren. @r bate Elm
@ewibt BON $40 Rfunb.
- S6asumtsistretdr Sbulu bot
uusetiinOist, OaB er etpu jebn WtilliOnen
in perl6ieosnen 8autsn bsS Sanoes,
wabri6sinli6 in 0tep gorf, Bottom,
PbiluOelpbia, Baltimore, GbicasO, ct.
2ouiS uno 9iew Orleans, OepOniren
miro.
- SOnis @OwurO bat in Seslcituns
Der Serren Sen. Sir Stanlep @larte
unS Ses sl6tb. SiOnsD @reutlle cine
ldnsere @rbOtunssreiie ausetretsn, auf
Der sr incOsnitO uuter Dem giamen eines
Ssrjo9s uou 9ancalter Yaris, 8iarris
unb psri6iebens StdSts Stulisns be-
iuhen wirO.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-08

= Su GburfOw, OfuBIuno, wuroen
Der 8OliSeidsf unO mebrere @enoarmen
wessn sruuiumer Sebancluns pOliti'
i6er @siauseuer 5u ie sinem WiOHai
@siansnib uerurtbeilt.
- Inter Der slnflase, Der Union
Sorse & 5ouubrD GOmpang in San'
Osrsriit, 3d., $4,000 usruntreut Su
buben, 1T Samuel S8allace, Der Prdii'
bet Der ssnanntsn Sanf, uerbaftst
noroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-03-08
Sabrlibe Trab=
lings Nnsfeanng
bon spiben Sor=
6amgen, Sape=
fries, Yortieres,
GQenlDaarell,
uim.

Sir babtn fcsbsn bic 8prftbruussn btsnesi
fir unlsrs iGbrlidbs gIusltsluns her nsutittu
prpeuft. In Spism gOrbGuatn ppn allen
8abrifatsu, ppriius in isetm fprrsfttn
StIiu, aarbs unb @spsts. MTbtl llsbtrjiies In
,nsIsltr auepabl; Ssies, 0pas une Gill
cline Trnpsrirs in iser tthfbarsn S6ntiiruna
unb @Bspitt; MSbsI llsbsr,iiss Saib gs.
b,duuatu unp als bic ha,u rStbiasn 3ubtbprt
Die ausitrauus # bic pibiisfs ibrsr Nrt in
RcrbpIt psnniplpania uub pabsr zines StIu6sa
piirbia.