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, 1906-02-27
MONEY WAS
IN DEMAND
ON HAND DISPOSED OF BY
TRUSTEES OF THE ALBANY
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
Fifty Three Shares Disposed of at Lit
tie More Than Sixteen Per Cent
Premium on Average-Amendment
Suggested to Bylaws Concerning
Security for Loans.

The board of trustees of the Albany
Mutual Building association held it's
first regular meeting of the new year
last night, at the Albany County Ma
tional bank, the members of the board
present being President N. e. Corthell,
Vice President j. w. Johnson, Secre-
tary Robert G. Fitch and Messrs. Eli
Crumrine and T. H. Simpson. Messrs.
Lewis Tyvold and j. T. Holiday were
absent. This was the first regular
meeting of the new board and Secre-
.tary Fitch officiated in his maiden eff
fort as auctioneeer. His success was
gratifying, the following sales being
made:
Three shares at II per cent.
One share at 16& per cent.
Five shares at II per cent.
One share at 16& per cent.
Nine shares at 16A per cent.
Six shares at 15k per cent.
Ten shares at 15k per cent.
Eight shares at Is per cent.
Ten shares at 10 per cent.
The large number of bidders present
was taken to indicate a considerable
building boom here this coming season.
Mr.. Corthell introduced a proposed
amendment to the bylaws of the asso-
citation concerning the security for
loans, and the amendment went over
until the next meeting of the board, on
the last Monday in March. Some min
or matters were disposed of, the board
being in session a little more thar half
an hour.
, 1906-02-27
PRESIDENTS LETTER TO MITCH
ELL CAUSE OF CALLING
coNclLlAToRY coNVEN-
TON IN MARCH.
National Assembly of Union Miners to
Try to Effect Agreement With Soft
Coal operators-President Signs
Urgent Deficiency Bill and, Also
including Abolition of Eisht-Hour
Day of the Canal.

New York, Feb. 27.-As a result of
a letter from President Roosevelt to
President John Mitchell of the United
Mine Workers, a national convention
of union miners will be held March 10
to try to effect an agreement with the
soft coal operators. Arrangements
are made for a joint conference to-
between the subcommittee
to settle the difficulties in the anthra-
region.
, 1906-02-27
A LIST OF
DEPOSITS
SCHOOL OF MINES OF UNIVERSITY
OF WYOMING PREPARING TO
ISSUE NEW BULLETIN.
to Embrace All the Known Dis
coveries in state and Make Publ
cation of Interest to Miners-Prof.
TrumbuII of School of Mines Has
Matter in Charge.

The following note was sent out by
the school of mines of the University
of Wyoming to the loading papers of
the state yesterday, mt will be of ex-
Iceptional interest in this section:
Some thirteen years ago the univer-
sity issued a pamphlet upon the min
erals and mineral of Wyo-
ming. Since that time a great amount
of prospecting and development has
been done, and the old list is of little
value. 1t is the desire of the school Of
mines to bring this list down to date
and give an authentic catalogue of our
minerals and economic mineral depos-
its. We hope to be able to print this
bulletin late in 1906.
The value of such a bulletin to ad-
vertise our natural mineral resources
as well as to ~acquaint our own citt-
zens with the value of the various min.
erals is self-evident. In order to have
this list as complete as possible, it is
hoped that every person in the state
who knows Of minerals, whether in
quantity or not, or whether of value,
at present, or not) will write us about
them, giving their location as accurate
ly as possible. For years we have been
classifying and naming minerals free
of charge and we trust that the people
of the state will now gladly return the
favor by giving us the required infor-
nation. During the coming year the
larger mineral deposits of the state
will be visited as far as possible and
every care will be taken to have the
data as accurate as a be. Address
all communications to L. W. Trumbull,
University, Laramie, Wyo.'
------ -
, 1906-02-27
RELENTSA AND
WILL FORGIVE HIM
MRS. WILSON MINER SAYS HER
HUSBAND HAS BEEN
SINNED AGAINST.
She Changes Front on the Proposition
n Will Take Her Erring Spouse
to Her Heart and Also Into Her
Long Purse-He Saved Her For
tune, She Declares.

New York, Feb. Pit is a woman's
privilege to change her mind, and
from bitter abuse of Wilson Miner
and the solemn declaration that all
was over between them, Mrs. Yerkes
has decided to forgive and forget, and
today says that her Wilson has been
greatly m%aligned, and that he really
saved her fortune, instead of taking
il to himself.
, 1906-02-27
TWO BUSINESS LOTS
CHANGE OWNERSHIP.

Price H. Jacobs, owner of lot s,
block 100, on Third street, today trad
ed with j. M. Ingersoll for lot 6, block
1873, on Second street, the difference
not being made public. Mr.. Jacobs will
remain in the Third street property
for the present, as a tenant, but gets
possession of the title of the second
property at once. The later is
now occupied by Charlie Brands as a
bicycle repair shop and oil house. Lat
err Mr.. Jacobs will remove to the new
location.
, 1906-02-27
eunboat viii srinu Report.

Washington, d. c., Feb. 27.-The
navy department has ordered the
United States gunboat Elcano to re.
trace its way down the Yang Use
Kiang river and make report of the
situation, which has involved the muir
der of missionaries and the destruction
of property along the river, this being
the first step of the government in
safeguarding American interests in
the Orient.
, 1906-02-27
Girl Died from sneezlna-

Cincinnati, o., Feb. 27.-Bessie Cole
daughter of Stephen Cole, a prominent
Palette county business man, is dead
as he result of ten hours of contlnu-
Gus sneezing. All the efforts of a num-
Der OF physicians were unable to stop
her desire to sneeze, and the bursting
Of a blood vessel finally ensued.
, 1906-02-27
Fireman Inlured By EaI!lna val.

Denver, Colo, Feb. ga fire which
destroyed the home of Emil Paippirt,
on Bert street, early this morning, Sc
riously injured two firemen. G. F. Har-
per and Joseph SeaVe, the fremen,
were badly crushed by falling walls,
which buried them for some time, and
the men were only released after much
difficulty. The fire spread to two ad-
joining houses, completely consuming
all three.
, 1906-02-27
UNION PACIFIC EMPLoYE CRUSH.
ED TO DEATH BETWEEN A
TRAIN AND HIGH FENCE
AT DENVER TODAY.
Dragged Distance of Fifty Feet and the
Body so Horribly MangIed That it
Was Almost Beyond Recognition
Trolly Party on st. Louis Suburban
Line M]arcooned by a Storm and
Spend Night in Severe Cold.

Denver, Colo, Feb. 27.-Joseph Cor.
bett, a switchman in the employ of the
Union Pacific road, was instantly killed
and his body mangled this morning,
while he was trying to step from a
moving coal car. His body was caught
between a high board fence and the
moving train and badly crushed. He
was dragged a distance of fifty feet
under the wheels of the car, n before
the engineer could stop the train his
body was mangled beyond all recogni.
.tion.
, 1906-02-27
SWTCHMAN| IS KILLED
BY MOVING COAL CARS

sengers, seventeen women and seven
men, was marooned half way between
this city and Clayton for twenty-four
hours in a eve snow storm. The
weather ragged so fiercely that none of
the passengers were able to leave the
car, and they suffered severely from the
cold. Three loaves of bread and a
basketful of eggs belonging to one of
the passengers was all the refresh
held by the party.
, 1906-02-27
Pensions for Wyominsites.

Washington, Feb. 27.-The following
pension bills have passed both houses
Of congress increasing the pensions OF
Elizabeth S. Law, Abbie C. Moore, S.
to SIP; increasing the pensions OF
Hugh P. Buffum, George NJ. Bradley
and James T. Porter, $12 to s24. All
of the beneficiaries live in Wyoming.
, 1906-02-27
Ware Sentenced to Jail and Fined.

Omaha, Neb., Feb. 27.-Judge Mum
ger in the United States district court
today overruled a motion for a new
trial in the case Of Rev. George G.
Ware of Lead, S. D., president of the
U. B. l. Cattle company, recently con-
victed of conspiracy to defraud the gov
eminent by means of illegal homestead
entries. The judge sentenced the
prisoner to one year in the county Jail
here and to pay $1,000 fine. An appeal
will be taken. Ware has been for many
years prominent as the pastor of Epis-
copal churches in Lead and Deadwood.
, 1906-02-27
WILL ESTABLISH A
PRIVATE SANlTARIUM,

Mrs. Hortenstine, who came here sew
eral weeks ago for the purpose of open
ing a private s%anitarium, and who
broke her wrist by a fan shortly after
her arrival, has taken the Stickney
house, on North Fifth street, where
she will shortly open the sanitarium.
Her injured wrist is well along toward
recovery.
, 1906-02-27
MISSOURI At WORK
IN THE OIL CASES

Pierce company, to put the price down
until its competitor could make no
profit. He was also ordered to spot
all the competitors oil, get the car
numbers, destination and amount. The
Denison Office instructed him to open
mail addressed to the Standard Oil
company. Burroughs letter of resig-
nation two years ago was placed in
evidence.
, 1906-02-27
TAKING DISPOSITIONS IN OKLA
HOMA BEGUN AT OKLAHOMA
CITY THIS MORNING
BY ASSISTANT.
Number of Witnesses Called, One of
Them Telling Where His Salary
Came From, Deriving Part of 1t
From Standard Oil Company-Ef-
forts to Squeeze Independent Com
pany Successful in That Field.

Oklahoma City, Okla, Feb. ~
The hearing of dispositions in the Mis-
souri, custer suit against the Standard
Oil company subsidiary concerns was
delayed somewhat this morning by the
hardness of Alfred Eddy, general
counsel for the Standard company.
Rush Lake, assistant attorney general,
represented Missouri, Mr.. Hadley be-
ing detained in Missouri. The wit
nesses summoned we're: A. c. Ebie,
special agent for the Waters-Pierce
company; John Burroughs, formerly
territorial agent for the anne COM
pany; E. T. Hathaway, nee Its gen
eral agent in northern Texas, and ].
w. Wagner, his chief clerk.
Knew Who Paid Salary.
John Burroughs testified he had
been employed by the Waters-Pierce
company for twenty-five years. His
salary was paid partly by the Waters
Pierce company and partly by the
Charles Carley company, and after
1883 the latter's part was paid by the
Standard. He was employed at st.
Louis, Miss; Sulphur Springs, Tex;
Mexico and Oklahoma City, coming
here twelve years ago. Once an anti
trust company was started here and he
received instructions from Denison,
Tex, the headquarters of the Waters
, 1906-02-27
BALcH CHILDREN ARE
DOING WELL IN ScHo

E. D. Hiskey this morning received
a letter from Mrs. w. B. Emmons, at
Boston, relating to some business mat
tiers, Mrs. Eminons noting by the way
that Miss Marjory Balch, who is at
school at Springfield, Mass, and Mr..
Gordon Balch, who Is at Milton, Mass,
, 1906-02-27
More Money for Cheyenne.

Washington, D. c., Feb. Ex-senator
Warren has introduced a bill in the
senate appropriating fifteen thousand
dollars to be used in finishing the
fourth floor of the Cheyenne public
building. The bill will be favorably
reported from the committee this week
and will be included in the omnibus
public building bill.
, 1906-02-27
Two kinahams Not Slain.

London, Feb. 27.-The latest Shang-
hal reports indicate that two of the
Kinghams were not slain with other
members of the mission in South
China.
, 1906-02-27
IS
INDICTED
PROMINENT WITNESS IN PATRICK
CASE IN NEW YORK CON-
FESSES TO PERJURY AND
PLEADS GUILTY.

Severe Setback to Efforts of Albert
Patrick to Save Himself from Elec-
trio Chair for Murder of William
Rice-Rev. Ware Fined Thousand
Dollars and Given Year In Jail for
Frauds Against the Government.
, 1906-02-27
Gunboats Under Way.

Washington, d, c., Feb. 27.-The
navy department was today advised
from Shanghai of the departure of
the gunboat Elcano, Commander Rod
ney, and the gunboat Quiros, Lieuten-
ant Train, for Kioukang. The crews
and marines numbered $50 men.
, 1906-02-27
Gar Taking Advice.

St. Petersburg, Feb. 27.-The car
is taking advice on commemorative
the anniversary of the liberation OF
the serfs April 3 by a manifesto grant
ing amnesty to political offenders and
abolishing the death penalty.
, 1906-02-27
Urgent Deficiency Bill siqned.

Washington, D. c., Feb. 27.-The
president today signed the urgent de-
ficiency bill, containing a provision
removing the operations of the eight
hour law from alien labor on the Pan
anna canal.
, 1906-02-27
GONE To CHEYENNE
TO JOIN SURVEY.

To JOIN SURVEY.
Harry Lee left on the noon train to-
day for Cheyenne, where he will join
the party under Assistant State Engi-
neer c.. c. Carlisle and proceed on
Thursday to Casper and thence to the
Wind river reservation, where a sur
vey of the reservation will be made by
the state board of control. The party
will be absent the greater part of the
summer. The survey is to determine
the water rights for the benefit of the
settlers in the reservation when it is
thrown open to entry.
, 1906-02-27
viii Vote March Ninth.

Washington, D. c., Feb. 27.-The
senate today unanimously agreed to
vote on the statehood bill at 4 o'clock
p. M, March 8.
, 1906-02-27

are doing well in their studies. Mrs.
Emmons said nothing definitely about
coming home.
, 1906-02-27

Send a copy of the Illustrated Re-
publican to your friend in the east. 1t
will please hin. and benefit tho com.
munity
, 1906-02-27
TroIIy Party Caught in storm.

st. Louis, Mo, Feb. ga suburban
trolley car containing twenty-four pas.
, 1906-02-27

forth lake, ready for the duck shooting
season Don to begin.
, 1906-02-27
CLUE HOUSE FINISHED
AT BAMFORTH LAKE.

The members of the Laramie Sports.
mems club were informed today of the
completion of the club houses at BAN
, 1906-02-27

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-08
@anne SriIntn.

Sunssbnle.-Dic attisn fir bic neue
elefriIde StraBenbabn jwiiaen Saw'
lep unb SeeleDpills iiub alle psrfauit
morben uno alles mirb in 8ereitl6ait
isiu, I'M am /. Ipril nit bem 8au oers
ielben 3u beginner. Ntan eripartst,
bic Babn bis gum 1. 9iouember flir
ben Setrieb fertis 3u baben. - Das
Dorf Prompton, orsi 0ieilen weitli9
uon bier, warb iriib 5reitas 0tOrsen
BON einem SrauOe beim9eiu6t, Der 81,
rttn S6aben BON $4,000 nnrittste.
Die Swin9le Grceliior 6abrit, 3pei
8Obnbduier, eine Ba3eulperfiidtte uno
cine S9sune fielen bem entieiielten @le'
mente gum Spier.-Sobn B. Vurte
BON @nlilee, oielem GouutD, Der am
Samitus i'm 9iatiunal 9Otel oabier alS
@ult eintebrte, wuroe am Sonnta9
Wiorssn bsim 6riibItiid burd elm 9rO'
ceres Ssefltsaf, Oas ii6 in ieiuem SaliC
iefieete, erItidt. 0tan bsmsrtts ben
Sorsuna uno inhte oem @rltidenoer
Seiltan0 Su geben. bod uer9ebenS unS
in Gin paar Wiiuuten mar er toot.-
yta6 Osn lstten gia6ribten piro bit
neue S6ofOlaoe Sabrit gang beitimmt
bier erri6tet merSen, tr0s Der siinitisen
Sfferte, Oie Suplep fur OieisIbe ma6te
Gin 5euer sntitanS Dteuitus SOr'
mittas in Der SOhn S9o @obnun9 al
Wfaple stpenue, founte aber nit unbs'
beuteROem S6aben bepaltist meroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-08
3ittstpn.

- Su ieiner 9SObnun9 oil 6abcliifc
StraBe ltarb am Oonnerita9 Sobn
S6male i'm gllter BON 40 Sabren ua6
turSer Srantbeit.
- Die Sobn 8enfielO unO Sreo.
6orObum @Obnun9en pon 8eit Pittss
ton wurosu Sonutas 9iad)t uon @in'
ble6ern nm S25 beitOblen.
= Sin iiberbeietes Sfenrobr in Der
&. 9. Sarter S8Obuuns Su @eit 4ittstou
ueruriudtc Oienitus Wtitta9 eincn
8ranS. Der 81 900 Sdaren anri6tete.
= slm 81. 6ebruar wirO inter ben
9luIpi,ieu Der oeutideH tatb. ct. Wtaricn
@emeinoe Die ct. GOnraO'S Gboral Sc
ieQihaft uou g8ilteS.Sarre in Der SeD.
itone Sate Oabler elm @onjert seben.
= Die Srau l8. y. 3bomas 9SOb:
nnug ;u 9Seit Eittstou wuroe leste
9Sohe pOn @inbre6ern nm cine $50
2ai6euubr. So in Saar9elo. cine Sanf.
anweiiuu9 BON 500 uuO uerl6icoeHe
Silberartitel beitobIsn.
- lRattbew gSeitus uno feline
SObne Solepb uuO Sbarles nuroen
Donnerita9 0iaht uui Die sluflase uer'
baftet, Den Wtartin AIefus am II.
OcSember ermoroet Su babeu. Der
Sauptjeu9e 9e9en Die Orei mar ibr
StOitberr, Der beieu9te, ooB iie bas
Serbredeu uereinbarteu uuO ibre Stlei'
ouns beim SeimfOmmen init Slut be,
Oedt mar. Die Serbaitetcn puroeu
Obne 3uIaiiuus uOn Siir9ibait Dem
@eian9uiB iibermielen.
- sIuf Der @rie @iienbabutreu3uns
all 8illiam StraBe rauute friib 9siterl
Wtorsen cine SOtomOtipe in einen Stras
benbabnmagen, nur0e pon Den @eleiien
unO entlau9 Den 6iIeubabussleilen &C.
i6oben, in SranO seiest unO ierltOrt.
Drei Der fiinf Paiiasiere retteten iid
our6 slbiprinsen, bod 6. 9. 0issle
uOn WiOOiic unO Or. 8aui6 pon sluocu
wuroen bOs am @eiiht unb Sopf &C.
i6nitten uno Iesterer erbielt aud einen
Seinbrud.
- @iner Der groBen Dampiteiiel in
ben Delabantp Wiaidinenwerfen nabe
Oregon flOs friib MOntas Wtorsen nit
einsm Srad in Die Suft, Der weitbin
bOrbur mar. Der Sei,er Siram Da'
uenpOrt BON Farionase StruBe wurOe
babel 9etObtet uno ein Shaoen pon ca.
$4,000 au9eridtet, oenn bic ianmta
lihen @sbGuoe wurOen bur6 bic Bu6t
Der Grpluiion nieOereswebt. Daueu'
port wurbe unter ben Griimmern auf'
sefunben unb mar ibm ieoer 8uO6en
i'm SOrper sebroheu woroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-08
Suumprc.

: Sames Me@owan BON @laD Slue'
me besius seitern Wtorsen Selbitr
mOrO, inoem er lid cine Susel ourA
ben SOpf iaste,. Die ieinsn iOfcrtisen
Gob 3ur 5olse bate.
- Der 81 Sabre alte Seiterreider
Sames SOrman, weldsr als SaHolanser
in Den Slut uno Bolt Werfen angeitellt
mar unO in Dem alteu laurel Sinie 9os
tel in Soft sins, wuroe fritz SOnntag
Wtorsen nebeu bem @ebauoe nit einsss
pridteH S6absl tppt aufSsfuHben uHo
na6 Der slnii6t uOu Coroner Steiu
lie9t Elm gerbreden uor. DdbrenO Die
aHoersu Sniaiien oeS @ebauoes srild.
rem, bas Der Mann aus Dem 6enitsr &c,
fallen ietu miife. Der Coroner tann
ni6t bssreiisn, wie Der Wtaun aus benz
Siibenieniter fiel uno narurn .oaIielbe
in elmer iOl6en falten gta6t often mar.
9lus oieien @riinoeu bat er Die sInssle.
senbeit benz Diitritt anpalt iiberipie.
ieu, Der cine senaue lluteriudunS elm:
leItete. 9ia6Oem Der Coroner nit bem
@ountp Oetettiu Die llmltdnoe nGber
unteriu6t batten, tumen iie 3uIest So6
gu Dem S6luB, OaB Sormann's COB
elm sufdlliser mar unO tein Yerbre9eu
porlieat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-08
gSpn Der Sncfeite.

Den 9beleuten 5reO. @entsr uOu
Bird Stratr wurOe cine 3odter &C.
boren.
Serr Daniel Bell BON Bird Strabs
feierte an Samitas i'm ensiten Ser
waubtsntrsiie ieinen &c. G,eburtstas.
YuitOr 9B. q. 9torOt lit uOn Ginciu'
natl Suradsetebrt, no er Dem Gonuent
einsr OOrtissu Presbpteriidsu @emeinoe
beiwObnte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-08
Staetratb.

ONlkbt SohHNhf - ONSs"
Die Siirser pom 3ripp Barf iollen
enrli6 erbalten. mas i6on ldn9it BON
ibnen sewiini6t warb, nemli6 Seiten'
wese, benn Wiattbews bradte in oieler
Serlammlun9 cine SroinanS ein Iiir
Seitenpsse auf jeOer StraBe in jsnem
Staottbsils. Die 8Orla9e wnroe re-
ferirt.
3pei Sdreiben wuroen pom Oiret'
tor Der Oifentliden Sidsrbeit GS9ar
perleien. Sn einem mahte er oarauf
auimertiam, baB Die Soften oes Snnoa'
mcuts fir Die neue Sener uuo 9clijei
Station mebr betra9en. als wie porauss
ssieben unb iflus Dor, OaB Die Wtebr'
toiten i'm Yetra9 BON 50, 223.56 on Gon'
traitor Wtatbias Stipp beSablt werbcn.
WtulleD bra6te ipater eiue biesbeSii9'
li6e Srbinan, elm, Die referirt waro.
Sm ,mciten S6reiben wies Der Oirefs
tor baruui bin, o0B ieitbem Die StaOt
ibre @eiausenen i'm GOuutp @eidn9niB
befOiti9en muB, Die Sewilligung fir
oieien 3wed i'm Betrag pom $500 niht
9euisenO iei uno cine SrOinanS ein9e'
rcibt wer6en lollte, Die cine llebers
tra9uns pom 5000 BON einem Departe'
ment erlaube. SpGter brahte Wfulleg
cine iOl6e Sroinan3 elm, Die refcrirt
maro.
Der 9iednuu9 Ses Us. Us. lSnnoer
uou 0teaotu9 fir Reparatur eineS 6emi'
i6en SSaseHs i'm Setra9 uon $472
warO bei9eitimmt. Sin sleides sei6ab
nit ben 3uidsen gu Der SrOinaHS Der
Vadawunua Yriideu Gompanie.
Der jdbrlide Seridt Der Scranton
Seiisntli6en 8ibliotbef warO empfau'
gen unO einsetrasen uno Elm 9leihes
seidab nit Den TeiOlutionen iiber Oas
ucrit. Wiit9lieo Is. Is. 6obotban.
SOlSenoe neue SOrla9en wuroen por'
9ele9t: WtulleD -SrbinanS iiir Seitens
we9e an Srid 9luenus, Swiidsn Wtart
unb SBlliam StraBen; SroinanS fir
eiu Sidt oil 2Silbur StraBe uuO Succ
sluenue reierirt. GOs9roue - Srois
nan3 iiir Elm &iht al Yrice StraBe uno
Nisrrifieto 9luenue reierirt. Bon
Ser9en-Srbinau; fir Seitenwese al
Court StraBe, pon DIAMOND bis sll'
bright sluenue, oil sllbri9bt gluenne, pom
Court StraBe bis 3ur 81. SSaro Sinie,
uno all BrOpiOence 6Ouo, uOn court
StraBe bis Oioro 0tain 9luenue res
ferirt. 2bomas - HelOlution fir
SreuSwe9e an SCRANTON uuo SadlOn
Straben, unb al Gbeitnut uno Scrans
ton StraBen; reierirt. Soroan-Sroi'
nan; fir Rfaiteruns BON Dupont
Court, Smiihen Sprnce uno Sinoen
StraBen; reierirt. Qninnan-Sroi'
nanS fir elm 2i9t an S'GOnnor Court ;
referirt.
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slus oem oberen Sbalc.
(9lr6balo GorreipOnOcnB.)

(ar1balo 9orrelponoenb.)
- Die Oeutibe euans. @emeinOe BON
Ir6balo mirb am fommenben DOnners
itas bic jdbrlibe Donation" iiir ibren
Sssliorser abbalten, in Serbinoun9 nit
mel6sr aud elm Souper ieruirt werben
mirS.
- Das @ebGuSe In 0idion GitD,
in wel6em aus SOblenitaub brennbare
Saditeine fubrijirt werOen, murbe 9eit'
ern WtOrsen burd Seuer 10 ihwer be-
iddOi0t, OuB Die 9lrbsit einSeitelt wer'
ben muBte,
- Daniel @alib bon slr6balo er'
bielt in Osm Pancoait BREEDER am
WiOntus Ourb einen aarren ben redten
llrm 10 idauOerbaft SerOriidt, oab ibm
Oerielbc i'm 9iOtbfal 9Oipital gu @ar'
bOnOale uabe Dem GllbOsen amputirt
werOen mubte.
= Der betuste 6urmer 2Oprp Sobn'
Iou uon @oella wurre Douuerita9
9iadt ouf Der 9aubitra6e ;wiiben
Pricsbur9 uno Seliup BON 3pei Stra'
6eurGubern ausebuIten unb nm ieine
sanie aus 90 @ents beitebenOe Saur'
i6uit erlei6tert, worauf Die Serle &eiB.
aus na1meu.
- Wtidael 0tcslnOrew BON Wiuton,
Der um DOnneritag 9taht Su Beduille
eiucn .. & 8. 3us bsitics unO Elm
puar OtInuten ipdter BON Dem lauienoeu
3use lpran9, lanbete nit oem Sopft
auf ben S6ienen nuo erbielt eineu
sroBeu S9nitt an Der Stirn, Der tii6'
tis blutete. Der Wtaun blisb fir eine
balbr StunOe beiinnunsslos.
(Garbonbals GorreiponOen;.)
- @illiam giealOn, Elm iriiberer
9reiber Der Columbia S9laud) 9oms
panic, nurOe Sreitas $25 beitraft, neil
er 9lbenos juuOr einen iali6en Seuers
alarm CAB.
- Der Seiterrei6er Charles Dauitt,
welder uOrleste BOde nabe Der S8eiBen
Sriide BON einem StraBenbabnwagen
cine idauoerbafte Serlesung Oes Seis
mes erbielt, itarb am Sonnta9 i'm 9iotbs
fall Soipital.
- 0tuiaro Gburuna reiite Sreitas
uOu bier nad Bittsburs ub uno ;u
9BilteS.Sarre iprau9 er BON bem 3u9s,
ebe oieier anbielt, nit Dem Reiultat,
Oub ibm Elm Sein bOs serOriidt parO.
Wian muBte i'm in einem bebentli6en
3uItaHp einem bOrtiseH SOipital iiber.
peiien.
gilbert Silopsfi BON Sallbroof
StraBe wuroe 6reitas 0ia6t pon isi.
mem Sater, Der betrunfen mar unb Die
Satin miBbanoelte, sweimal i'm @eii6t
9eidnitten uno aud iOnit perlett, Iobas
er BEN Soipital iiberfiibrt wsrben
muBte. Der Sater narb ipater uers
baitet unO in @rman9eluns pon 9iirs.
ihaft siusslOdt.
- Gin 5euer, bas fir turSe 3eit ben
sanSen @ei9dftstbeil bebrObts. brad
nm 3 llbr Dienita9 WfOrssn in benz
5owler & SSilliums 9eibital binter
Ufain StraBe, Swiiben Sedter unO
Sulem slpenue, aus. Das sroBe Sc.
bduSe wuroe pollltdnois serit0rt, bod
9elnn9 es Der Seuerwebr nit tiidtissr
slrbeit, cine 9tusbretuns Der Slammen
gu uerbiuorn. Der anseridtete S6a.
ben betrdst Sc, 600.
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gBilfes= Barre Sfa6ri6ten.

= Die bieiiseu Gspublitaner baben
cine gswssuns ins seben seruien, nm
cine sbrlids SBabl gu iiGern. User
i6reit nDieb ?"
= Der i'm Diercp SOipitut ieinen
Serlesunsen in eiuer @rube erle9en,
Yersmann OiidOluus Selfrib wuro,
am DOnneritus Sur &ube beiseiest.
Ssliri6 mar elm sea6teter Wtann unS
biuterlaBt cine SBittwe uuO feds Sin'
Der.
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@ute 9lrbeit ;u maBi9en Preiien
lieIert Die p0ohenblatt" Office.
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Oeuti6e 8riefliite.

Oeut DE UrteTItfe.
IS. ID. gllberts, SEQ. 98. Butt,
8. BON Bergen, Carrie Gmi6,
u9oief@unta, @.M@rebburo,
WiarD Senrp, 6rau 8. @r6mer,
9lubrsw SoitO6, Srau alics Bufi,
g. 90. SnOeberser, SObn Sdrum,
Sruu Sattis Sseser, Sslen gSalters.