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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-11
SluS rem pberen Sbdlc.
(9trf)balo GorrsIponoen;.)

- Der Sumes 9lllen SaOen gu WtaDs
fielO wuroe SOnntas gtu6t uon einem
Giubre6er nm S8uuren i'm 8ertb pom
S45 beitOblen.
- Der 6rauen 8erein Der Seuti6en
euau9. @emeiuSe pon 9lr6bal6 pirb
am 25. 6S. WttS. Elm Social" abbalten
uuo ;usleid wiro aud $40 in Sob CUR
SerloOiuns Selanscn.
(GarbonSale Gorreiponoen;.)
- Drei 6rembs, bic ausenideinlid
ben 9lllen 2uOeu Su Sermgn beraubt
hatten uno iib nit ibrer Seute i'm
9lntbractte SOtel einitellteu, wullten
sbsu uus Dem 6euitsr eutfIieben, als bic
9eumten eri6isnsn. Deteftiu MOran
erwii6te ,wei oerielbeu auf oem Dad
Der @riten Otutiouul 8anf, ipdbreno ber
Dritts enttam. Die 3mei Yerbaiteten
neuuen iid 6rsb. Ridaroion unb
Wulter Sullipan, mabreno Der @ut.
wilbte Utalutcp beiBsn iOa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-11
NittStpu.

= lin cine 9Hette uOu 50 i6wamm
SOnnta9 Abeno Saruep PatteriOn i'm
Susquebuuna 5luB bcrum.
- Sin Nebisb Yallep 5radtSuS
raunte Donueritu9 0iudt bel Der bieiis
gen Yabnitation in cine ofiene Meihe
uuo bann se9en Die RlatIorm oerlelbsu,
nobel bic yotomotiue hno Die RlatIorm
;iemli6 itart beiblOi9t wurSen, absr
9iiemano perlest paro.
- Sun 3win Sdadt erbielt 6rcitus
@oparo 8auuon ourb cine erfol9tc
9aserploiiOn idwere Sranowuuoen,
uuO am sleiden Gage trug Der Huiic
@eorse Gbitolouis bel cinem slei6en
llniaa in Der Wtt. Nootout 3ede aud
sefdbrli9e 9rauowunOeu OauOu.
- g8illiam Mcslliitsr, Oiudtpd6ter
in Oeu 0pomiu9 Yullep Number Sout'
punp SBerten Su 9Seit Yittston, wurot
frib Dieuitas pom iiiuf mastirten Ser
len iibsrfallen, 9ebuuoeu uuo setnebelt
woraui bic @inbrsder Die @elOipinot
iprensteu unO nit 500 eutfOben.
- Der Stalieuer Wiuurice slprtllo,
oils Saustne6t i'm 9BpOmins SalIer
Sotel auseltellt, fiel Sonnta9 9taA'
mittas, wabrsuo er uube einem 6eniteI
idliei, aus oemielben uuO cine Diitun;
pon 60 SuB sur Groe, eutfam aber mil
Iebr lei6ten Yerleeuusen, oenu inner
balb einer Stunoe mar er mieoer an oel
glrbeit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-11
Wainc GplIntii .

Sunrsbale.-@barleS WtcYeD unS
Dti6ael Gluue pon Vate Como muroeu
Samitus 0tudt uuf Seruuluiiuus BON
Coroner SOisbt uerbaitet. auf bic 9ln'
tlaSr. ben Patrid Sureg am Wiontao
;uUor ermOrbet Su babsu. sic wur6en
Dem 8efdusniB iiberiunot, ba Die llnters
iuduns er9ab, bas Die Sepeiie iebr
itarf Sesen lie iino.-Sn ibrer S8obus
ung an GOurt Strube ueritarb 6reita9
OiudmittaS 6rau 5reO. Spep uu6 elm.
iGbriser Sranfbeit an einem Sun9ens
leiSeu. Die Ssritorbene mar 33 Sabre
alt unO miro uOn Dem Satten uuo ,tpei
SinOern iiberlebt.-Sm gllter uon So
Subreu iturb am 5reitus 9IutOu 9oOie
in Ieinsr BObnun9 an Gerrace Strase
mad aubulten6er RrGntli9feit. @r
wiro pon elmer 3ohter uno 6rei Sob,
men iibsrlebt uno Die 8siissnns erfolste
Wionta9.
Saiulrb. Die bisiiSe So9idule
wurOs 5reitas sei6IOien, Oa ueri6ie.
oene Sale BON Dipbtbsritis aneemelOet
wOrOsn warsn. Wtan rdu6erte bas
@sbduOe sriinOli9 aus unO er6ffnets es
mieoer Wtontag.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-11
- Sn giepport Stems wuroe Der
n ltortb Carolina" pom Stapel 9elaiien.
Bon Der Sncfcitc.

Der Suuser WiGnnerdOr wiro am 3.
giOuember III Der 9ermania 0alle cine
slbenbunterbaltuns init Gaujtrdn36en
abbalten.
9Sillis, Der jItu9ite SObn NeS 9errn
gilbert Sliuslsr OOn gOcuft Strabe, bat
iiA OOn ieiusr mebrp06cutli6en arant'
belt wicOer srbOlt.
Die SiiOieite SauoslsbsbOrSe bat ii6
in ibrer Yeriammlung seitern absno
su9uuiten sinss SOipitaIs ertldrt unO
Sas irlbsre Oio. 8 Sdulbaus wiro ais
paiienOsr Plas fir Elm iOI6ss bsSsi6'
net.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-11
Spbe Narf Hptisen.

- Der @Oncorbia Serein BON Der
oeuti6sn fatb. ct. SObannes @emeinbc
wirO am glbeno oeS 80. Sftober in
Mcur'S Sulls elm Social" ubbaIteu.
- Sapitan S8. $. Surte, ;ulsst
Sergeant Der Polisei i'm oritteu Diltritt,
itarb am Wtontas Wtittag In ieiner
8ubnuns an @learpisp Strase ua6
elmer ldnseren Sruntbeit int 9llter BON
GA SabreH.
- @eitern MorSen furS mad A llbr
brad in bem gadawunna 'SOiraum bin.
ter 0to. 141 WteriOiun StraBe in cinem
alten @ebauOe elm 6euer aus. Oas eiuen
8erluit pOn iiber 500 perurlahte uno
nud Der 9luii9t bes 6suerdefs anSeIest
mar.
- Sobn 9biGlips BON Sale Stra6e
uub ais 8sr9mann in Der SlOan 3e9e
beiadftist, wurOe SumitaS SOrmittas
bur6 cine erfOtste @userplOiiOn SstUb-
tet. Dem unsliidli6en waro Der Sopf
abssriiien uuo Der SOrper usrbrannt
unO ,eritiimmslt.
SerbitsUetter 1T uerauoerli6, uno
unicr Spitem uerGncert iid ebcnfalls.
Rl6slide @rfdltuu9en treten auT, aber
weun mir INNER Or. 9lu9uit SOnis's
Samburser 9ruIttbse an SanO buben
uuO bdufis cine Guiis Osiielben re6t
bei6 trinten, miro Die @rtaltuu9 leibt
furirt.
- Sruu 9lnua ". 5riiban, Satin
bes Serru SernD 6riiban uon Sadion
StruBe, wurbe uOrleste Wtittwo6
9la6t iebr plOsli6 pom 3OOe abberus
fen, inoem fe uuerDurtet einen SerS.
idlas bstam, Oem Iie erlas. ebe elm Gr3t
gerufen meroen tonnte. SSrau Sriiban
befunb ii6 nGbreub Oes cages in Der
9ew0bnli6en 8erfaiiuns unb ibr plOsli'
DIES 9lblebsn mar fir ibre Samilie Elm
idwerer Sdlas. Die SeritOrbeue
wurOs Dor 76 Sabren in @einweiler,
OeutiblanO, seboren uno fam nit ibrer
Samilie i'm Sabre 1865 mad slmerifa ;
3uerit Swei Sabre auf Der Siioieite
wububuft, ;Os Die 6umiIis Ounn mad Der
seseupartisen g8Obuuns uu SafiOn
StraBe, mo iie ieitbem wobnte. sluber
bem @utteu iiberlebeH iie Der Sobn
9atob unO bic ED6ter Srau Satrina
3eis uno Srau Nturia Seier. Die
8eiiesuns erfOlgte Sumitas 9ia6mittus
i'm 6Orsit 9ia 6rieObOie, nad sinem
9ruueroienit in Der Gbeitnut 9Iueuue
Presbpteriiden Stride, Den Yaitor Sus
fob SdOttlc leitete. 6rieOe ihrsr slihs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-11
0as Thai dbp drts.

Soblur. - Sin Sobu Der @beleutc
Sobu Wtoor uou Union Stra6e lie9t
ssfdbrli6 trant am Gppbusfieber bars
nie6er. - Die 9iational 3e6e, mo jest
bebeutenbe Reparaturen Uorgeuommeu
psrSeu, wirb wabribeinlih erit anfanss
OiOuember Den Setrieb nieber uufneb'
men f6nnsn.-9rOBe Gufre9un9 puroe
geitelu 9lbeno peruria6t, ais es befannt
naro, oaB Der an ben 2aglor Stats
wobnbafte Sersmunn Sobn Barter
ieiue 5rau eridoiien unb bann einen
SelbitmOrOueriu6 9ema6t babe. Seice
wurSeu in ibrem Blutc lie9euo auf9e'
iuuOeu, ais mebrere our9 bic SbiiIie
anselodten giabbaru in bas Saus
eilteu Die Srau itarb mad eini9eu
Utinuteu, Barter purbe mad benz
SOipital 9ebra6t unO wirb Uabri9ein'
li6 oapontommen. Das @bepaar
wobnte in einer uerfallenen 9iitte in
GROCER slrmutb. oa Der Wtaun fait
ieiueu suujsn SerOisnit ueriOif. Die
6rau wirb uls feibis uuo ipariam 9e'
idilosrt, welde fir Die feds SinOrr
na6 Str6iten iorste. S8ie es ideint,
lit Der 0tann burf einen WtOuate
OauernOeu Suff unjure6nun9sfabiS
seworoeu. - . lit manbmal ihou
empfinOlif falt, brum Jorge man, oh
jung Oh aft, fir pdrmere Sleiounsitiife.
6libmaun & 98eibel buben Iie.
& Der 9tuliener PittO SOutbi pom
Slb 5Orse WurOe friib OOnneritas
Morssn entlans ben Grie @eleiisn uls
ueritiimmelte 2eibe auiseiunben uuo
;uerit wGbute man, oaB er ermOrbet
wOr6en lei, ais man nbcr feline Iaiheus
ubr uuo $40 in 8aurselO in ben
Gaibeu uOrfuuO, gelun9tc man sur
9nii6t, SaB elm llnsliid pOrlGse.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-11
Seeucn, fanep SleiSer Sabrifaten
11nter sen pppuldren @ep eben

did, Cation, Itsinsu bic frlssnssn esn
uiftu plaB sin,uusbmsn; @Cas Iafttas,
gsuaaliuss, 9btd yamiIss, Grpslas, pruntl'
las, armurss, pnnamas, franlSfits Su9ss,
Stnristtas, Gbsd Grant 1uh, 9ttt SOmIsrs,
9rap be parts, Gbsf bananas. uIw.
gBplsn Gle nitt irsuneIi6ii poripTthtn an
ttutm 5aa eisisr @p6r unp unirs auelttauna
ron mpesrn,n @tpsbtu btf&ttssus gHu bal'
ten iis fur Itbtuspsrtb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-11
9erbit @etter
uno
9erbt
NOt6luenOigteiten.

Sappbl, eas gStitsr IN ri6tis bier. aIars,
frSitldbs WUrasu uub fiblt Absnbs, psnn eas
Istbtt @tpanb pn SOmmspsit sani une gar
unasuiiusue ii fir Comfort unb @tiunebstt.
limb ausitbtn lG5It aud fir sipas. 1arum
uIutb,u mir um Sbn Nufnsrfiamtt:t fur nm
G,rtu uuiibnirtfilittn gprruib Ron
Seeuen, fanep &leiSer Tabrifaten.
SttIlt ale bic auertn aItienpaarsn Vor'
rStb, In etr Staet nsbsu unIsr arcbes Dtparts'
mtut unp Il. peresn ptt iuriidfaatu esstn fas
aTcrtimsni, eas 5bru Sniptftipu bier srparitt'
S,t,s purrdtbips @ttpttt pirp in sinsr spa'
ifdubissn auspabl crn 8urtsn unO Ululitrr
a,,,iai, ME ss her 5aa i,in mag. une ea nil
Sis sTSei.n slufGufsr ron altienpaarsn ei.sltiia
ron IIp gcrt petr gbilaptlpbia lne, 10 tautsH
mir 4. r,6i unb riftrirsn it gu prtii'n, bic ~
Sbrtm srpesn grItbsiI Ins.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-11
llnS cs bat bod cinen 3,peef /!

0ia6oem Elm SerIud Der 9ereinisteu
Sanser BON philadelphia, bur6 Elm los
tules SGu9erieit Die Soften oeS Sodels
fir Die beim 9iemartsr San9erieit 9e'
wOnueue SaD6su Siiite. Die i'm Sairs
mount 8art gluiitellun9 fiuoen lou,
aui;ubrinsen, our9 bic 8itteruns uer'
eitelt wOrOeu mar, beidloiieu fie Dele
saten, Die Sdlfte Der auf $1,000 uerant
idlu9ten Soften, 5000 fir Die Viilte
uuO $400 fir ole @inweibunssfeier, in
ben Sereiuen aui3ubringen uno ben Rsit
aus Der Saiie gu oefen. IS wuroe fer'
ner beidlOfeu, uOu jest an oas Solfs'
lieo beSiebunsspetie bic uOltstbiimliAen
GbOre mebr uls bisber 5u pflesen unO
aud ameritanii6e YOltslieOer, uber nur
nit oeutldem Cert, in Oas Repertcire
Der ein3eluen @eIausuereine aufSuneb'
men.
Der beuti9en Eurnerei wiro bems
nddit in FbiluOelpbiu cine neue blsiben'
De Pfe9eitatte eriteben, inoem Der Cos
lumbiu Turnuereiu bei6lOien bat, cine
2urnballe Su bauen.
Inter ben 9iiuitisiten suipiSien nno
bel ausuertauitem Sauie wuroe Wton'
tag ras beutide Gbeuter in ct. SOuis
wieoer erOffnet fir Die adte SaiiOn bes
DirettOriums Seinemann unb SSeIb.
slls @rOffnunssitiid Selun9te Der Oreis
atti9e S9waut Der SitometerfreIier "
uOn @urt 8raus CUR slufiiibruns. Die
YOrltellun9 nurOe uOn 6i9ter zee Rai'
iieur, oem PrGiioeuten Der n@ermau
9beatre Stealth Co., nit elmer Tebe
er0iinet, in Der er bic Soffuuu9 aus
ipru6, baB idOn bic nddite SaiiOn i'm
eiseuen 9eim erOfinet weroen tOnne.
9err &aiiieur fiibrte aus, baB an bem
fir bic Grridtuu9 eiues beuti9en Gbea.
tiers benOtbi9ten SouOs BON $4,000
nur nod msnise Sauienbe feblen uno
bub Der 0teit aud i6On 10 gut wie se'
iidert iei. Das Gbeutsr perOe Elm
Wfuiterbau perSen, in weldem Die mos
oerniten @rrun9enidaften Der Tbeuters
te6nit in stupsnouus fommen iolleu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-11
-srinflsSr,rns~ iins bnbIA

limb bsi psitsm ras brau6baris Gabrifat auf
rem b,utiasu Warii. 81 aud niGt ttsutr unS
isbr palI,ne fir Gluafs, Drtiins Saequss.
Rimpnas, gahs Rpbsn unp aineu Blant'ts,
lcpit fir irasne siusn auprsn 3ptd, mo- an
b,imslubn Comfort uno ,aris S6pnbstt ptr'
lauat p.rtn. 2at S6attiTnnssn une ST.
pi@tt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-11

= 9u Bolton, Wtaii., purOe 9llosrs
mann GbOmuS 6. 9iuSslss BON @beliea
wesen 9lnnubme UOn 9sitedunssssloern
in Gntlass;uitaub ueriest.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-11
Stant Sbip, Stabt5pltbp,(
Qufnd nuufn al

8raut ). Gbtuey btftpSrt, bab n etr
dltrs Partner btr 6irma .. 8. Gbtntp s.
6 0. il, ptl6t @tf6Gftt in Der Stabt 5olstp,
in Ubsrssnannttm COUNTY unb : tIatt tbut,
uub pab btiaatt Jirmd bic Summt ron
Dollars fir itesn 5alI
BON 8atarrb baablsn pirs, bu pur6 btn
@tbrdub BON Sall's aatarrb aur
nitt etbtiIt pnetu fam.
6rduf9 ) GbtueY.
~ gtitpcrsn ppr mir uue unisr.
! Si,stl i6ritbsn in mtiun @tssnpart
49, am 6. Stptmbsr u. 3 1886.
U. ~. @ltaipu, TTntIi6tr 3utar.
Sdl's aatarrb-Rur pire innfrlidb 1tnpm.
mtn. uup pirft ortit auf has 9lur une bic
i6lsimiatn Sbn1dbsn ets Ssftms. gaBl
Gut umicuit 3susnids fpmmsn.
]. ;. Gbsutp & Co., IpIsep, ..
E<S gtrfnuft psn a1fn apsibtfnu, 75e.
5aa's 6amiitn.piltn iinb bic btiitn.
- 9n Der @eit 5Ort'3ede bel ROcas
boutas, Sa., iino bel elmer @rplOiiOn
35 Periouen umsefommsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-11
ailberaraue gpplle @ettSeefen.

@rSbs 64 bel so, sarantirt refine g1pat /;
psit uue pUa, bibl6t Sbattiruns, nit bIautn
petr ruIa RGuetu. Sds Naar oiefe
0Dpde 1913.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-11

6ute Saumippne SettSeden fur
fnble Sfd6te.
G,rau utr psie. ale @rTetn uub @stpi6ts.
Steiner. bsasr. friItsr gcrratb, NIT psrjt.risn
RGuttu. so SentS bis Sl.5O eas
Aaar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-11
sriO Sbr miOr nnO abscipannt,

Srio Sbr mnDe lHD abgelpnHiif,
iiberarbsitst uno gu iebr unssitreust? !?
WtOdtst SIR serne idlufeu? SeiO
Sbr es miiOe, Sud Die game Oia6t i'm
Sett berumsuWdljeu, immer gu uerius
den uno oenno6 erfOl3los gu iein,
S6taf uuo Hube gu betOmmen Sabt
Sbr iibsraG S6merien uub wiinift,
oaB Der Morgen gtu6t unb bic Oiutt
Diorsen mare? 9it bas Sebeu fir
Sud cine Siiros uno aass nm Sud Der
ountel uno tribe? 9iebmt 6Orni's
Observation-Disclosures uno Sbr mers
bet Sud nunbern, mie es tOntmt, onB
es Sud 10 gut sebt unb Die sSelt 10
bsrrli6 nusiiebt. 9r fam ourb Spss
;iul.2lgenten bsjOseu wsrOen, Die anse.
felt wurbeu Ourh bic Siseutbiimer,
Or. Beter 5abrnsp & Cons Co., 112-|
11s 90. SOpus 2lus., Chicago, 81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-11

- @eitsru waren es 25 Sabre felt
Serr 2ouis g. S6aus ais @cbiiIfe in
osm bisii9en BOitamte eintrat unO er
bat eS our6 6lsiB gum SuperinteuOen-
ten ssbra4t.
Sobn SrOiinsti, elm gu Sut Sill,
nabe WtOOiic, pObnbufter Pole, wuroe in
elmer MISREPRESENTATION in@rsenwOOO
Yat6 pOn mebreren YanOsleuten 10 bru.
tai uertIOpft, oaB iein 3uitauO elm frags
lidsr mar. Dem Wtanu nurOe Der
Sopi in i6Iimmcr S8eiie uerbauen.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-19
Thon,pson-Moore NuptiaIs

A very pretty wedding. which was
solemniZed last evening in the Church
of the NaZarene, Sixth and Los An
geles streets, was that Of Miss Stella
Minnie Moore, sister of Mrs. J. E. Cal
houn of 1928 West Forty-third street,
and Milton Andrew Thompson.
The brides gown was of Brussels net,
trimmed it'll Irish point lace and
Valenciennes medallions. She carried
a shower bouquet of bride roses and
her veil was caught with lilies of the
valley. For her travelling suit she chose
a steel gray color with gloves, hat and
shoes to match. Miss Mary Robinette,
as her maid of honor wore a gown of
pale green chiffon and carried pink
bridesmaid roses. Miss Dorothy Leech
made charming little flower girl and
Ira Reeve was best man.
Rev. P. H. Bresee performed the
ceremony, assisted by Rev. C. B. La
Fountain and Rev. Luther B. Knox.
Miss Maude Carpenter had charge of
the wedding music.
A color scheme Of white and green,
carried out with roses and potted
plants, made an effective decoration for
the church, and at 100 East Forty-ffth
street, where q reception was held after
the ceremony. pink and white asters
were combined in a pleasing decorative
scheme.
When Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson return
from their wedding trip they will oc-
cupy their own home at 1870 East Forty
fifth street.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-19
VIII Wed RopuIar Girl

Miss Kathleen Irene McPhail, daugh-
ter of Mrs Mary McPhail of 1857 West
Twenty-fourth street, will become the
bide of George M. Duntley this evening
at st, Johns Episcopal church.
Rev. Mr.. Morris will perform the
ceremony and Mrs. c. G. Stevens will
sing.
The decorations for the church, super
intended by the members of the ladies
of the guild, will be all in white. The
bride, who will be attended by Miss f.
Fern Andrews as maid of honor, will
wear a princess gown of white lace and
carry bride roses and lilies of the val
ley. Miss Andrews will wear a white
embroidered robe and her bouquet will
be Cecil Bruner roses.
w. L. Bray will stand with the bride
groom and Hugh Allen Saxon, w. NJ.
Musaus, w. S. Tongate and Frank S.
Parry will escort the guests to their
seats. John l.. Matheson will give the
bride away.
After the ceremony a wedding break
fast will be served at the BRIDES home
for relatives and members of the bridal
party. The reception room win be
decorated in a color scheme of green
and white and the dining room in white
|and green. Cecil Bruner roses and
asparagus plumosus will decorate the
table.
When Mr.. and Mrs. Duntley return
from their wedding trip they will be at
home at 1857 West Twenty-fourth
street.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-19
"Pontia, Daughter of Plate" Is to Be
Given by Young Ladies' Sodality
of st. Joseph's Parish to For-
maIIy Open New Hall
MISS CATHARlNE CREED !:
.t++s.A+.S.E = 4. I

st. Joseph's new hall, adjoipng st.
Josephs church, corner Twelfth and
LOS Angeles streets, will be formally
opened this evening with religious
drama to be presented by the Young
Ladies' SOC lity of the parish.
"Pontia, Daughter of Plate" will give
the young women ample opportunity to
show their talent in the varied roles,
and it will permit of gorgeous costumes
in the Roman empress suite.
Miss Florence Dick will essay the
title role. Miss Catharine Greed will
take the part of Petronilla, a Jewish
maiden. The cast of Hharacters in
cludes a large number of prominent
young women, md the affair promises
to be a social as we'll as an artistic
success. The new scenery, recently re-
Ceived from the east, which is worthy
a theater, will be seen for the first
time.
Rev. Raphael Fuhr, o. F. NJ, the
pastor, who has had the direction of
the sodalty plays has trained the
young women for the event tonight
and he has arranged an elaborate
musical program to augment the play.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-19
STONE CHANCES OFF SKULL

William Whiteside, an employe of the
Los Angeles street department. was ar
rested yesterday afternoon by Officer
Ingram on the charge of disturbing the
peace. The negro was engaged in
supervising the work of a gang on
Fourth street which was tearing up the
movement. william Sartor, teamster,
drove across the section Of the pave
ment which was in process of repair
and the negro is alleged to have used
profane language toward the teamster.
Sartor stopped his team, alighted
from his seat and was about to call
the negro to account with a loaded
buggy whip when Whiteside drew a
large knife and started toward him.
Sartor picked up a paving stone and
hurled II at the negro's head, but the
only effect produced by the missile was
to make the negro blink his eyes when
1t struck him upon the head.
AS Sartor threw the stone officer
Ingram started toward him and he ran
to Fifth street. where he hid in a
stable. He was arrested, as was also
the negro, and both were charged with
disturbing the peace, Bail in the sum
of S25 was furnished for both the Of
tenders and they were released pend
ing their trial this morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-19
MAN
COMESF OR BRIDE
TROPlC0 WILL BE THE SCENE
OF THE WEDDING
In Home Decorated With Choice Flow-
ers Miss Frances Kerr viii BE
Married This Evening to
David Cook, Jr.

Miss Frances Kerr and David Cook,
jr, son of David G. Cook, the well
known book publisher of Chicago, will
be married tonight at the home of the
BRIDES father, Rev. John Plttinger,
Central avenue, Tropico. Rev. Mr.. Pit
finger is pastor of the Tropico Meth
odist Episcopal church.
Mr.. Cook, sru arrived yesterday
morning from Chicago to. attend the
wedding.
The brides father, assisted by Rev
Frank Laphan, pastor of the Methodist
church of Darlington, ILL.,. will perform
the ceremony. Rev. Albert Eaton Stitch
Of Cleveland o., will lay the wedding
music and he will give several selec-
tions after the ceremony.
The bride will wear an ivory satin
Ell train. decorated with Honiton lace
and hand embroidery. Her white tulle
veil Ill be fastened with orange bios
SONS. There will be no attendants and
only relatives and close friends will at
tend the ceremony.
The living room, where the service is
to be held, will be decorated with white
carnations and asparagus plumosus,
and the dining room, where the wedding
supper will be served, will be bright
ened with a color scheme Of pink and
white.
After a trip Of several months through
the east Mr.. and Mrs. Cook will make
their home in Elgin, ILL.,, where the
young man is conducting branch of
his fathers business.
Miss Kerr is graduate of Stanford
university and she is member of the
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. Mr.. Cook
jr graduated from the University Of
Chicago and he is a prominent member
Of the Phi Sigma fraternity.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-19
SEARCH CITY FOR GIRL
Has Been Absent From Home Since
Sunday-Mother Fears
Foul PIay

Florence. the 17-year-old daughter of
Mrs. N. Patterson, is reported missing
and the police authorities are searching
the city for the girl. She disappeared
from her home at 916 State street. East
Los Angeles, last Sunday night and
nothing. has been heard of her where
abouts since that time.
Her mother says she knows of no
reason why she should have left home,
as the family relationship was Of the
happiest Mrs. PATTERSON says she does
not think that her daughter would
leave home with any young man, as she
has not been much with any one in
particular.
For this reason it is believed that she
has met with foul play. She has never
been of a fiighty nature and it is
thought she would not leave COM
Portable home except by force.
Miss Patterson is five feet four inches
in height, weighs 105 pounds, has fair
complexion, rosy cheeks. dark hair and
black eyes. None Of her clothing has
been missed from her home leading the
authorities to believe the desertion was
not premeditated.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-19
RUNS AWAY SECOND TIME
Free Life Proves So Enticing to Girl
That Orphanage Cannot
Hold Her

Glorietta Dunn, an inmate of the
Orphans asylum in Boyle Heights, ran
away last Monday and has not been
located since. She caused considera BILE
trouble for the police authorities last
week when she was picked up on Spring
street and held at the city jail for two
days before it was ascertained she had
escaped from the Catholic orphanage.
She told tale of how she had left an
aunt on the car in order to get news
paper for her and by the time she had
made her purchase the car had disap-
peared. 1t later developed that she had
concocted this story and that she had
run away from the orphanage. She
was returned last Friday but a free
life appealed too strongly TO her to re-
main cooped up in such small quarters.
The girl Is about II years old.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-19
GR0CERS GATHER AT
BANQUET TABLE

More than $50 representatives. of the
food stuffs line were in attendance at a
smoker and lunch given by the Retail
GrocerS' association at Woodward hall,
Mercantile place, last night.
Leading manufacturers, wholesalers,
retailers and brokers were present. I'm
promptu talks were made by C. Mottaz,
president of the Retail Grocers' associa-
tion, j r. Newberry and J. f. Pauld-
ing. Oscar Lawler, United States at
torney, was programmed to deliver an ad-
dress on pure food but he was sick and
could not be present. His address was
read by the secretary of the association.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-19
LED Broken by AssaiIant

j. w. Scott of 622 East Twenty
fourth street, nmelpoye Of the Lamb
Fruit company, was assaulted by an
unidentified man last evening at Main
and Thirty-second streets Scott's left
leg was broken by the fall and his right
hand was severely cut He was taken
to the receiving hospital and later went
to his home.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-19
Infant Hlahwaymen

A boy years old, together with an
other about 10 years of age, held up
little nine year-old Harry Smith Mon
day evening about Q O'Clock ON Towne
avenue, between Seventh and Eighth
streets The youthful highwaymen got
nothing for their trouble Mrs II. l..
Smith, 730 Towne avenue, reported the
case to tn police yesterday afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-19
Church sodaIity Ente rtains

For the benefit of the choir fund the
members of the Young Ladies' sodality
of st. Paticks church gave dance and
card party last evening in Furlong hall.
corner Adams street and Central ave-
nue.. Miss Kate Hannon, president Of
the association, assisted by Misses Anna
Furlong. Tessie O'Reilley, Isabel Co.'S
grove and Reese, acted as hostess.