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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20

Rev. Morris. Of the Methodist
church received word by telephone
yesterday from Bishop McCahe, that
he (the Bishop would certainly be
here TO deliver lecture al the church
tonight The subject OF the lecture
Will be 1.-THE Bright Side Of Life in
Libby Prison.
One of the particularly interesting
features will be hat the Bishop will
sing.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20
Imnnial onin

The German empress invsr,ab'y
writes with a swan quili-a BEAUTIFUL
large. creamy thing carefully select
ed and prepared. Wherever her msjss
~ goes packets q these ouflls arc
among her luggage and vhen last
spring daring The Mediterranean
cruise. Tire supply failed. a special mes
senger was dispatched from Potsism
70 Taormins with a consignment Of
these indispensable TRIES.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20
River FORECASTS.

The Ohio at Evansville and Mt Yer
non. will continue falling during the
next two or three days. At Paducah
and Cairo. will rise during the neXi
&c 10 As hours.
The Tennessee at Florence, will con
tinue rising during the next II TO -
hours. come to stand then fail Al
Johnsonyille. will continue rising dur
ing the next Sc hours.
The Missis ;ippi from below st.
Louis to Chester, will rise during the
next As hours. From below Chester
to Cairo. will rise Wednesday and
Thursday.
P. H. SMYTH
Local ForecasteT.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20
WRECK ON THE l.. AND NJ.

Winchester, KY June ia wreck
with probably fatal results occurred al
the l.. and n. yards here today The
southbonnd pay train era he'll into
nouhbound freight Harry Marsh a
brakeman, had leg crushed OFF and
A. L, Somers, Of Latonia, was bruised.
Marsh may die
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20
RouNDHoUsE COLLAPSED.

Newark, Ohio June l9.-0ne third
of the Baltimore and Ohio roundhouse
room collapsed here today Pearl Har-
ter. a carpenter. sustained fractured
leg and arm and was badly cut about
the head Last week Charles Duke
was killed at the same place. The com
pany is expendipg $4,000 in making
Improvements here,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20
KILLING is JUSTIFIED.

San Francisco June 19.-Ernest Fl.
Denieke. son of E. A. Denieke, the
millionaire banker, who on April 20
during the progress Of the great fire
killed an unknown man on the water
front was dismissed today by Police
Judge Short. 1t was shown that the
killink was justified because the vic.
tim was footing.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20
THE COUNTY FARM
Twelve People Now Being Cared For
There, Four of Whom Are Women
The Oldest 80 Years.

The beard of county commissioners
held another session yesterday
which, among other things Of minor
importance; the report of the super.
intendent of the county farm was
checked up and found correct. This
report showed that there are now
twelve dependents at the farm. that
seven were discharged during the last
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20
FREIGHT TRAINS MET.

Lima Ohio. June l9--Freight trains
on The Lake Erie and Western crashed
together near Beaverdanl today. had
ly damaging one engine and causing
injuries 10 Brakeman Samuel r. Ar
mold, which may prove fatal
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20
Ready For Business.

The Aver Manufacturing Company,
proprietors of the new Overall Fac
tory, are ready to begin business and
are calling for 35 girls and women
as operatives in the factory. in PEG.
pies column this morning. The fac
tory has been established at 2l7
Eighth street, third floor.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20
4 =
Aoed Actress

Frau Marguerite Wank. one Of Ham
5urg's most popular actresses. Gel
b-ated recently the sixtieth anniver-
ssry Of her appearance on the stage
al the Coyent Garden .heater. London.
playing the part Of Aunt Grunstein in
Hamburger Leicen. and was nearly
buried in flowers BY The audience She
is 50 years 3lI
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20
HOOKING VALLEY WRECK.

Upper Sandusky. Ohio June 49,
Two freight trains on the Hooking
Valley collded south of Harpster this
morning in a fog. The end of one
section overturned and he track and
several cars were wrecked The
wreck detoured passenger trains.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20
ISSUED PROCLAMATION.

Cincinnati, O., June l9.-Gov. Harris
today issued proclamation ordering
the state executive departments clos
ed during the funeral Of the late Gov.
enor Pattison Thursday Messages Of
coincidence have come to the stricken
home of the late governor today from
all sections Of the country.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20
SURGEON is A SUICIDE.

Peoria. June l9.-Dr. L. NJ. Sutton.
one of the leading surgeons Of the
state committed suicide this afternoon
by shooting himself through the head
No cause is assigned.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20
TRAITOR is KILLED.

Riga June l9-Anea Seedn. who
gave states evidence az the recent
trial of thirty six revolutionista which
resulted in imposing seven death .en.
fences was killed today in his apai T.
ments by three unknown men.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20
small Fire Last Nlaht.

Fire Station No. was called to BIZ
Thirtythird street. about 1890 last
night 70 quench a mall blaze IN q cot
tage occupied by family named Kirk.
land. The fire did lille or no damage.
Ii was caused by lot of waste paper
catching fire
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20
FRTC0 SASTERC NEWS MBREfON THE R|vERSTM CITY C0URT
Circus Comma.

Advance agent for Robinson err
Gus were in the city yesterday making
some preliminary arrangements Tor
the appearance Of the show here In the
near future.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20

SAY, Max. wish you'd shoot me &
hare. What would 10 cost"
On. seeing it's You. you may simply
pay for the cartridges
Come. come. old fellow. that zoulf
make the hare pretty expensive! --
Meggendorfer Blsetter
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20
QUIET AT 5IALYSTok.

ST. Petersburg. June 19-No di.or
ders at Bialystok has been repor ed
today. The city council Of Bialystok
has demanded abrogation OF martial
law.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20

There may De want al printed To
day which is hunting job" for a man
who ought 10 have been working Tor
You for wears
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20

c. C. Haynes and family left yester
day for Padueah. their future home
Their departure from Cairo is ragre..
ted by many-by all who knew them.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20
TRUSTEES noTlcr.

All persons indebted to til, firm Of
Scherrick & Finley are requested to
call at their place Of business on
Eighth street and settle. BY request
of THOMAS COTTER.
Trustee.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20
NEW RAILROAD.

Denver. Colo. June ia new rail-
road between Denver and Omaha 10 be
known as the Omaha Short line in
coTporated today.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20

Mrs. Ellen Higgins aud grand
daughter, Miss Agnes OLeary. OF
East 81. Louis. are the guests Of
friends here. The former is an old
resident of Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20

Every little while there appears q
want ad- which is aimed 50 directly
at you that Il 1t were q bullet yon
EoaId be hit
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20
Washinaton Bulletin.

Washington. ID. c., June 19-Illinois
Rain Wednesday; Thur4dhy fair;
fresh north winds.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20

Alderman Magner is back from Kan
sas City and other points quite recov.
cred in health. He will be found in
his place in the city council here
after
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20
THE WEATHER
SsyxvyygSySSTSyxyTYssyxYxS

The weather was cool and fair yes
terday--fair till evening when cloud
came up but produced no rain. The
mercury marked So in the morning
went to 20 ner noon and dropped again
to sc at p. m.
Forecasts for Today.
Cairo and vicinity. Partly cloudy
and cool brisk southwest to north
west winds
Illinois: Partly cloudy with cooler
south portion.
Kentucky and Tennessee; General
~ fair.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20

Capt w. NJ Williams and daughter
Miss Mary, have gone to Okalona,
Miss, on a visit to friends.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20

Miss Vela Bondurant went to Union
City yesterday to be the guest of her
sister, Mrs. ]. w. Bransford.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20

Miss Mary Galligan will spend the
summer with friends in the south. at
Center Point and San Antonio. Texas.
leaving today.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20

Arthur Twente. who is in the post.
Office. will take the place Of book
keeper at J. B. Reeds as soon as h.
can be relieved from his present posi-.
ton.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20

Or. J. c. Sullivan is attending a
meeting of the State Board of Health
He left yesterday for Chicago.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20

Mrs. A. NJ Guion + at home from
st. Louis. She visited her brother
there.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20

Mrs. Frank Haberer and children
are visiting friends in Charleston, Mo,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20

Superintendent Childers of the coun.
ty farm. came down yesterday to sub
nit his quarterly report to the county
board.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20

Mrs. Frederick Jackson. of Chica.
go, is visiting her mother. Mrs. Chas,
D. Patier
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20
NOT so VERY BASE.

, Uncle Hank-Are you a good skater
Wfie2
Wsnie-Well. pretty good I've onl,
played hockey three times this win
ter 20 go skating .-Philadelphia Bull
istin-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20
Magistrate Ross Finds For Traction
Company Against Abusive Ne
gress-.Seven Other Cases.

Judge Ross decided The case Of the
Traction Co w Roxle Hayes yester
day. in favor Of the former and The
negroes was fined So and casts, he
latter amounting 10 about $S The
woman was accused OF using very
abusive language TO a conductor on
one of the company's treer cars. TIL
evidence was strongly against her the
only point OF doubt IN the mind of The
court being whether or not it was
necessary to formally introduce the or
dinances. which the city attorney had
neglected to do claiming that il was
not necessary, and in this view the
court conceded after looking up the
law The Traction company has had
many cases Of this nature to deal with
and its conductors have borne mnch
without complaint. Because the con
duetor in this case protested against
her taking up SO much seat room With
Two big bundles she sw0re and
abused him almost continuously for a
number of blocks, calling him the
foulest names.
Officers of Mounds were here early
yesterday morning and took back
with them. with the aid of Sergeant
Cowell. a negro who II wanted there
for burglary. stealing various articles
of value from a jewelfy repair shop
there The fellow was in jail here for
a petty oifense and was found 20 be
the man wanted Mounds on inYestl-
CATION.
A negress named Samuels who es-
capped from Cairo's Jail over a year ago
Tuesday night by Chief Egan and
with the aid of a white man who
sawed himself out and raised her with
the aid of a section of garden no G,
was arrested in w Id Cat Chute during
Wednesday night by Chief Egln and
Sergeant Cowell She :. known to be
a bad citizen.
Chatity Davis, a Woodworking ne
(
planned to Judge Ross yesterday
about some gross injustice done to hes|
by Constable J. l.. brown who, she
says, without any process Of law,
eyicted her from her home. She was
behind with her rent, she admits. and
Brown was engaged to collect the
money or put her out, Wi hout serving
any warrant upon her, but merely
telling her verbally that she must pay
or get out within five days On the
fifth day she was away from home at
work, and although it rained hard
Brown went to her house and put all
her effects out into the rain. Yester
day she had him brought into Ju tice
Heads court from which he took
change of venue to Justice Reeds
court, another negro Justice and
there her case was thrown OUT with
our a hearing, and sne s left without
redress.
Civ Or gnvap notify % ne uygtp tt4faf
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20

Brown-This Is rather a pretty fig
ore. fon start on the Jeff foot. cut .
drop three-then-fbumpl
Little Girl (unmOyedl-Oh. that's
Why us called a drop three, AR
Brown.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20

Six or seven petty ca es were tried
by Judge Ross and disposed of by
fines.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20

B. f. Good has gone to Mexico. Mo.
on business.
Miss Clara Mosby has gone to Hell.
ena, Miss, to visit friends.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-20
PURELY PERSONAL

B. f. Good has gone to Mexico. Mo,
on business.
Miss Clara Mosby has gone to Hell
ena, Miss. to visit friends
Mrs. Frank Haberer and children
are visiting friends in Charleston, Mo.
Mrs. A. NJ Guion + at home from
St Louis. She visited her brother
there.
Mrs. Frederick Jackson, of Chica.
90, is visiting her mother. Mrs. Chas
o. Patier
Capt w NJ. Williams and daughter
Miss Mary, have gone to okalona,
Miss, on visit to friends
Miss Vela Bondurant went to Union
City yesterday to be the guest of her
sister, Mrs. ]. w Bransford.
Or. J. c. Sullivan is attending a
meeting of the State Board of Health
He left yesterday for Chicago.
Superintendent Childers of the coun.
ty farm. came down yesterday to sub.
nit his quarterly report to the county
board.
Miss Mary Galligan will spend the
summer with friends in the south at
Center Point and San Antonio, Texas.
leaving today
Hon. Miles Frederick Gilbert re.
turned last evening from Springfield
Ill, where he has been attending the
United States District court
C. c. Haynes and family left yester
day for Paducah. their future home
Their departure from Cairo is ragre.-
ted by many-by all who knew them
Arthur Twente. who is in the post
ONCE, VIII take The place Of book
keeper at J. b. Reeds as soon as he
can be relieved from his present posi-.
ton.
Alderman Wagner is back from Kan
sas City and other points quite recov-
cred in health. He will be found in
his place in the city council here
after.
Mrs. Ellen Higgins aud grand
daughter. Miss Agnes OLeary. OF
East ST. Louis. are the guests Of
friends here. The former is an old
resident of Cairo.
--- ia
Aged Actress.
Frau Marguerite Wank. one Of Ham
burg's most popular actresses, eel
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-19
Gin SanaiduIe.s,ere

Die 3dbl Der 8erliner 0ereine TT
nm etnen originellsn eripettsrt iporbsn.
CUR lnteritiibuns uno Grbaltung Der
Sanai9ule BON Sfaboru Duncan 1T
ein @erein ssgrinoet tporbtu. Sur
@riinouna 6ieIes 9ereins bat eiumul
ous polisetlihe @erbot bes 0ffentltcheu
9luftretens Der S9iilerinnen sefiibrt;
Dem gidloHeuen 8eretn iino ia oers
drtiae @erdnitdltungen obne lpeiteres
erldubt, uno in oiefem beionoeren 5ull
bat Ole 9oli3eibeb0rOe ielbft CUR 9riins
6une oes 8ereins geratben. 3peitens
aber erIhl,n es Den nGberen Sreunoen
Der S6uIe beoentIi9. bab ibre Gris
ftens uusI6lieblih bon einem einaisen
Wenfden, dllein bon Mib Siaoora
Duncan, abbGnst; tpiirbe Die aiinIts
lerin etpu bur6 9rdntbsit ldngere 3eit
perbinbett, ibren Beirut uus5uiiben, 10
t5nnte ibr Die 9uit. Die Te iid nit bic
fer S6ul., ebenio Ielbftlos pie beroifh.
oufaeIaSen bat, gu Idper fperoen.
9rittens iou Ii6 bic Sanai4uls aGI'
mdlie su elmer RGb4eni&ule fir phn'
If9e &ultur dustuadfen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-19
Stalienif&e anar6iifen.

Inter Dem Serbadt, nit Der abiiat
ben Praiioenten ju ermOroen, mad Der
Sereiuigtsn Staten SefOmmen gu iein.
murbe unlansit elm prominenter ito
lienil6er Anardiit, Der einen furjer
Germin i'm 3u6tbauie BON San Sran'
cisco perbiiBt bate, pom ben SSaibins'
toner GinwanOerunssbebOrOe mad
europa abssidOben. SeiH Otame pirt
BON ben SebOroen iorsidlti9 sebeiul
sebalten, neil lie fiirbteu, oaB anoert
Morbusridw0rer, bic anSebli6 wubrenr
Der lesten Wohen aus Stalien bierbel
sefommsn lein iollen. uno oenen man
auf Der Spur III, ueraulaBt Deroeu
tOnnten. ibre 9lsitutiOn 10 ssbeim 5ll
betreiben, oaB man lie nidt faiien fam.
ausenblidli6 iudeu bic @ebeimasenteu
Der 0aeeieruus einsn intimen SreunS
bes Deportirten, Der ieit Der abreile
oes 9esteren ipurlos uerihmuncen ut,
nadOem Die 8ebOroeu ihn ieit lanserer
3eit beitdnOis beua9t batten. - .ns
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-19
Sfeue Sanf aeplant.

slus ansebltd ;uuerldiii9er Quelle lit
in giep gort in Grfubruus sebra6t
wOroen, oaB leiteuoe Wtit9lieOsr Der
bortisen slfticnbOrie Elm Setriebstupitul
bon 25 bis 80 OtilliOnen 3uiammen
brinsen pOlleu, I'm eutpeOer Oas Sa.
pital Der giatiouul Gitp Sant su erbO'
fen !ober aber elm usues 5inanjinititut
,u sriinOen, Oas unter Der 2eitun9 Der
erit9euanuten Dant ben interuatiOnaleu
@sl6martt contrOlliren uno eiuen
GtniluB .pie bic Bant BON @HslunO
ausiibsu ioa. Wtau bofft oaOur6
elmer .Suuppbsit i'm @elOmartt uor.
Subsusen unb Su uerbaten, oaB pros
fitable @ei4afte, bic jest wesen Der
in gisp YOrt bers9netsn bOben Gins
rate 9oubon unO anberen 9roBitdOten
@uropa's ;usswunOt werosn, OortiSeu
6iuan3lcuten ju @ute fOmnten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-19
Sesteu Ndten feft.

@iieubabnbsamte, bic in Pbilaoelpbia
Dor Der jwiidenitaatli4en 9anSelss
@ommiiIion oils .3eugen oerbort wur'
ben, saben iu, baB Die Sertreter Der uers
l6ieOsnen Giienbabnen, Delfe Soblen
bef0roeru, uuter benz Otamett traffic
aIiociation" cine Organization seidaiien
babsu, Oeren 9rdiibeut Soiepb o..
SsarleS BON Der 8ennipluunia @iieus
babnseielli9aft lit. Dieie Organization
bsitimmt, mieuiel SOblen jeOe @iienbabn
bef0rosru bari, unO Iest ebenfalls bic
su bere6uenoen Staten felt. sluS ben
@eidaftsbii6ern Der traffic aIiociation"
wurbe ]. .. Der Seweis Oafiir Selieiert,
oaB In eiuer am 10. September 1900
ab9ebulteneu Seriammlun9 elm Bei6luB
our Gnnabme 9elan9te, benz 3ufOlge
Der 9iorfolt & 8eitern Giienbabn aus
bridli6 porseIdrieben wurOe, OaB iie
fir Die Bef0rOerun9 BON Soblen $1.40
per Gouue berednen fOllte. Searles,
Der elmer Der pernommenen 3eusen mar,
CAB 3u, oaB Die traffic aiociatiOn"
5ra9trateu feitieste, bieies aber nur
bann seidab, ipsun bon elmer Der Gtiens
babuseielliduftsn Elm babiu lautenber
@uni6 seduBert wurOe. Gr beitritt
auf's entidieOenite, baB Die in Der
Sr9anilation uertretenen @iIenbabn'
seislliduitsn unter iid Elm ueberein'
tommen sstrOifen batten, Die 6radts
raten 10 bod pie mOglia ju baltsn.
sIus ben 3eusenuusiaseH sins bsrOor,
baB in 1889 Die Sra9traten fur Wsi9'
toblen ua6 9iep 9orf uuO ueri6ieoenen
Yunften in ben 9teu @nslanoitaaten
$1.55 uuo auf Der Bolton uno Diaine
Ierbinounsslinie $1.45 per 2onne
warsn. SIN Sabre 1900 wuroeu bic
Staten auf $1.85 reip. $1.75 erbObt
unb iinO ieitbem nidt wieSer psrdnOsrt
mprben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-19
6ei6 emf aus Baltimore.

g8ie aus Stuttgart semelOet tuirO,
iiberreidts Der oortiss amerifanii9s
@OniuI OSmm Dem aOnis uOn 8iirt'
tember9 elm @eidenf bet SObus SOps
tiusslluiuerIitat BON Baltimore. Die
@abe iit elm @esenSei6ent fir bic
pom aOnis Der llniUerIitdt SsItiftste
S6illerbiiite, welde ieinerSeit OurA ben
@eueralmuior b. Pfiiter iiberrei4t
wurOe. Oas @ei9enf beitebt aus elmer
ansabl BON Shdern, Wel9e in ben
wiirttembersiiden 6arbeu einSebuuOen
iinb, wabreno bic SSiOmuns in @OlO
uussefibrt lit. Der a0nis iprad fir
bic @ube ben ber;li6iten Dunt aus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-19
Gifenbabu Seittabelle.
Selanare. eadapanna uno Befern Balm
9u Rraft bsu 4. Stunt 1904

in Rrntt nn l. Junt 19U4
Gaoli9 -0srIdbt scranton fir Ntw gcrf
nm 2.t5, 3.20, sos 500. 1910. Born. Z;
1910, 3.35 uub $40 9laGmittass. 6iir
Rsp yort unO philadelphia, um $40 u. 10. 10
gprm.; t2.40 uuO 335 Ra&mittass. 6iir
@puIbs5oro. 6.ip Ra&mittass.
R6rolidt sir Buffalo um LIS. 6.25u. 900
Ror.; t.55, $40 uuS tt.t0 Nahmittass. 6iir
8insbamtou, Glmird unO 3piitsnifattcnsn, um
f045 MCr unt 1 0o Nahm. Shr Sspsgc.
Ssraeuls uub Utica. I'm lis uue 6.25 Wor.
i.55 NabmittasS Ospsso. Spraruit unt
Utica 3ug I'm 6.25 WUr. lduft tdgIit, ausat-
upmmfn Spnntass. 5iir WOntrolf um 600
Wpr.; los uue 6.35 9iahm. Nihrlicn Qc.
tcmpeaticu. UNI 400 unp els Ra6mittaes.
8loomsburs Sibifion-guIdBt SCRANTON
fir gcrtbumbsrlane um 6.35. 1910 WCr.
f.55 uub $40 Ra@m. 6Ir plymputb um 9.05
gta&mittass.
Scnutdes'3nee.
giblid-6dr Rtp gorf um $50. 800
6.05 uub 1910 Wprssne; 3.35 unb BAG
Rahm.
RSroIiG - 8ir Buffalo um t.t5, uni
6.25 RcT. i.55, $40 unb ff.t0 Ra6m
SIR 9iusbamtou uub 3piittnffdiirusn, 900
une t0.35 8ormtttags.
Gloomsburg Sibiiion-9ulG6t Srdutcr
um 1910 Wcr. uub $40 Watmtttass.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-19
Seiieser Der Ruiien leet feline
Stenuna uieeer.

Der 9eueralitabs6ef Selomaridall
Spama bat nm Gntbebuns pom ieiner
Stellun9 sebeten, uno @eneral 3awn
Sobama, @eneral.@ouuerneur Der Sns
isl 6ormOiu, miro sum @eneralitabs'
def ernannt uno @eneralleutnant ga.
fuma ais 9ia9folger 9euerals Soouma
@eneral. @ouusrueur pon Sormoia per'
ben. Spama bat cine bslpeste militds
ride 9auibubn binter iid. SSabreuo
bes Osutid fransOiiiden Ssrieses
1901 muros er pom Saiier als
Seobadtsr nu6 europa ssianOt. Spa'
ter wuroe Spama Si,esSriessmini.
iter uuO besuuu als FOLDER bic &eor.
sanilation oss japanii6sn Sseres. Sm
Sabre 1877 untsroriidte er einen aui.
itanO i'm iiioliden Sapun. 1880
puroe er gum 8riessmiuiiter ernannt
unb in benz SrieSe Spii9en Sapuu
unb Gbina 1894 iunsirte er als
SOdlttOmmanoirenber Der iapaniideu
Strsittrdfte. 9ia6 ieiner Jiiidtebr
aus benz Seloe puroe er bonn Saiier
gum Wtarquis uuO 5elcmarida1 er.
nannt. SSdbrsuo bes 9rieses nit
RuBlano mar Spuma abermals S06its
fOmmanoirenoer Der japanii6sn Strsit.
fr6its. Seine 9emahlin Sutematiu
gamatana bat Oas GOllese in Saliar
beiuht.
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Geaen slrbeiters ituicuen.

Sn elmer Dor ben Wiitslieoern Der
Stem gort Sit .@ouiereni sebaltenen
9reoist ertlarte 8iidOi Mc@abe, Der in
ben @si6aftsueriummlunssn Der Cons
fsrsnj ben SOriis fiibrt, baB er als
antnort auf mehrere ibm OissbeSiiss
lid ;usesansene slnirasen I'M Jiamen
Der Mfstbooiitentir6e offi3iell erflare,
baB oieie itets bas Sutereiie Der ar'
better pertritt uno Elm Sreuno Der
arbsiter ift; aber gang entidieoen &C.
gen bic 9lrbeiter tlnioneu In ibrer
bsutisen @sitult StsllunS uimmt uno
aui's suti6ieoenite bassseu proteitirt.
bas jsbn ProSeHt Der arbeiter Die
iibrisen 80 Prosent tpranniiiren. Die
Sirhe balts es, wie Der Sii9of bes
weiteren iaste, fir cine uu9ere6tfer'
tigte 9grannei, wenn man glrbeitern,
bic ibren Sebensunterbalt auf ebrli6e
Weile erperben molten, oieles nidt
seitatts, lou6ern tie 9elpaltiam oapon
abbalte. slrbeiter lluiOneu, mie lis
beuts orsauiiirt uuo sefiihrt werOen,
tOnnen niht lanse beiteben; iie miiiien
entweoer reorsaniiirt weroen ODER uOll.
ltdnois uufb6ren ~ eriitiren. Dieies
lit mad Der @rfldruns oes SiidOfs
Die 9lnii6t Der Observation-Disclosures uno
ioqte uls elmer ibrer @laubensiGse non
alien SauSeln perfiiu6et meroeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-19
OemtScbe
g6On : Sdrberei,
1927 ". 8aibiaston slbe.
9feueS 5elepbcn 1918.

glQe grbeit na6 better 8eiIe uolliiibrt.
DEM Heinisen uno Blatten lpestelle
slufmertIumteit seiAentt. strbett abSes
bolt unb abSelieIert.
Geo. ". S6miOt, Gisentb