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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-10
BIG MEN INVOLVED.
IS KIERAN RUMOR
Investigation Awaits Find
ing of Head of Fidelity
Funding Company.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1o.-With hints Of
''men higher up involved in the affairs
OF the Fidelity Funding Company freely
circulating in financial circles. and with
all parties actually concerned in I'M
raveling the tangle pursuing a close
mouth policy until the whereabouts OF
p j. Kieran are made known, the
mystery of the missing million and a
half dollars of the Fidelity grows deeper
daily.
Kieran has vanished as though he had
dissolved into clear air. His lawyers
declare they know nothing OF his
whereabouts. The Philadelphia and
New York police say he is not in either
city, and hundreds Of private detectives
who are pursuing the elusive clue &C
knowledge themselves bafhed.
All Waits on Kieran.
Until Rieran is definitely located there
is little chance OF the parties directly
interested declaring themselves. as the
Eastern church people who are hit still
retain confidence in Kieran and insist
that he is keeping under cover only
until he can set his affairs in such
shape as they will not lose.
The reports :hat other and better
known men have benefited by the
operations Of the Fidelity Company
continue TO circulate IN financial circles
here When this report was put squire
ly up to the Receiver Gilroy. he SAID:
II have decided there has been tOo
much said already II We are to save
anything out Of the wreck Wait until
the police locate Kieran and then come
to me- will have something TO say
them"
Question Over Collateral.
None of the local banks that hold
paper OF the Fidelity Company or paper
that was uttered through the concern.
will permit any statement OF what they
have on hand TO be made public All
are well secured, but the question Is IL
the collateral can be realized on as IL
is for the most part liens on Catholic
church and institutional property It Is
certain It win be necessary 10 enter suit
before much OF the collateral can be
marketed and the attorneys for the
banks are now considering the matter.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-10
BILL TO REGULATE
DISTRICT CONCERNS
Burkett'S Measure Provides
for Telephone, Telegraph,
and Gas Rates.

Senator BurlIett OF Nebraska intro
Guced an important bill in the Senate
today TO prevent Determinations by tel
ephOne. electric light and gas COM
panies in the District and authorizing
the Interstate Commerce Commission 10
fix reasonable rates or charges for such
service.
The bin is a sweeping one and confers
full authority on the Interstate Com
merce Commission to prevent discrim-
nations Of any sort and 10 fix maxi
mum rates. it il provided that the COM
panieS may appeal f-cr" decisions OF
the commission to the District Supreme
Court and thence TO the United States
Supreme Court, any such appeal shall
not operate to suspend the rate pending
the legal proceedings.
A fine Of not over 81 GOO is imposed for
violation OF the orders OF the commits
sion
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-10
What Congress Did
IN THE SENATE.

Senator Lodge gave notice that he would
speak on Zee Brownsville case next
"Wednesday
Senator Knox introduced a measure TO
regulate the charge Of the District pub
lie service corporations.
The omnibus claims bill was fixed as a
special order for next Monday.
Senate leaders are determined to re-
buke President Roosevelt for his al
fusion to the Secret Service in his
message
The Senate, after executive session, nd
journed until Monday.
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well as that OF every other manufac-
Turer IN the country. shows me harm
which comes from the inability OF the
railways to handle the traffic properly
During the past ten or twelve months
We have had no complaint to make on
this score, but under the impulse which
trade has received during the past few
weeks, we must be prepared TO see the
Old embargo a. our big railway stations
by the croD-n.oving time OF 1873 at the
latest
"In the past twenty years the vol Ime
or the cOuntry's manufactures has IN
creased 100 per cent, while the mileage
Of our railways has gained only 40 per
cent Thus we are compelled 10 bI1nS
the waterways into requisition 10 sup
piemenL the work Of the roads. As all
OF Us ought to see, our salvation as
manufacturers forces us 20 enter into
active cooperation with the National
RiVers and HarborS Congress
Death Of Member.
At the opening Of the afternoon ses-
sion shortly before o'clock yesterday,
President RansdeU announced the death
OF w +. Vandiver. of Montgomery.
Ala, which occurred yesterday morn
ing. Mr. VandiVer was a member Ct
the congress, and suitable resolutions
Of respect 10 his memory were drawn
up
Governors of more than q dozen
Governors OF more than n deem States
occupied seats on the platform ant ~
appearance or Governor Johnson vixen
he took his seat. was the occasion CT an
enthusiastic ovation Judge holman, of
Texas. who presented the reporl - the
committee on credentials stated that
UP until that time 4357 bona fde dele
gates had registered
The addresses Of the afternoon ses-
sion were delivered by Judge George
Hfllyer, a member Of the Railroad Com
mission Of the State Of Georgia; Samuel
GOmpers, president Of the American
Federation Of Labor; George Z Cham
berlain, governor of Oregon; Sch Low,
ex-mayOr Of New York city; J. Y San
ders. governor Of Louisiana; Champ
Clark. minority leader Of the House Of
man. OF Whitman College. State of
Washington
Champ Clark's Prophecy.
Champ Clark took the congress by
storm. when he stated It 10 be his be
lief that the Congress OF the United
states would support q coD1prehells i've
plan for the Improvement Of the va e.
ways Of the entire country. IF you
gentlemen viii devise and present to
the National Congress a feasible and
comprehensive scheme, GcL one that
and harbOrs Of the country, I firmly be
lieve that Congress will enact II into
law" was his declaration.
Governor Chamberlain stated that the
Northwest had no pet scheme TO pro
pose but was for a general plan of
waterways Improvement and Samuel
GOmpeTs declared that the men OF IA
Dor would undoubtedly favor tia move
ment being carried out
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-10
MULE KICKED SELF
TO DEATH ON SHIP
Pamc-Stricken During Storm, 1t
Started In to Wreck the
Vessel

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE Fast Ten
nessee snake, which. becoming despOn-
dent, committed suicide by swallowing
himself. had q worthy rival on the
steamer AIesaba, the Atlantic Transport
Liner. which arrived from London II
brought the remains Of a wild ass
which kicked himself to death during
the storm which began on December
3 and ended on December 3. He did not
stop kicking one moment during that
time.
He kicked A hole IN the rear Of the
stall, and then be turned around and
kicked a hole in the front Then he
kicked holes through the two sides, and
when his gallant spirit fed he was en-
gagged in a vigorous effort to kick his
way through steel decks.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-10
PRESIDENT DESIRES
NEW BUILDING HERE
Civil Service Commission Home
Recommended in Message
20 Senate.

PresideH- Roosevelt sent a special
message 10 the Senate today. endorsing
a letter OF the civil Service Commission
ia favor OF the erection Of a Civil Ser
vice building. and a bin providing for
such a building
The commission in fits letter TO the
President strongly recommends a new
building and says il believes the com
mission is a permanent institution
The President approves The recon-
mendaJions OF the commission. The bill
carries an appropriation Of $4,000 for
The requirement CT a site by the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury and a new build
ing
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-10
Piles Cured
At Last
By Pyramid Pile Cure After Years Of
Intense Suffering and tire Failure
Of Other Cures.
Free Trial Package Sent In Plain
Wrapper

Il feel il my duty 10 let the world
know that after years OF suffer
ing from bleeding. itching and protrud-
ing piles 50 that. I could not sleep. walk
or sit down without pain, Pyramid Pile
Cure has almost entirely cured me and
this with only a trial treatment and
one box I am using the second box
and feel I viii be cured soon" " B
Langley. Atlanta, Ga, r. r y. 10. 4
Box ,.
show BY the hundreds. Pyramid Pile Cure
- on sale at every drug store, price
n1ty cents. This tells the tale OF ftS
popularity and its merit
Send US your name and address and
We VIII send you a trial package in
plain wrapper by mai free Address
Pyramid Drug Co. 159 Pyramid Bldg,
Marshall, Mich
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-10
EARL OF WARWICK HERE.

NEW YORK. Dec. 10-The Earl Of
Warwick, one OF the weaIthiest Of the
British nobility, arrived in New York
today The earl said he was here al
most altogether for his own pleasure
One day, however. he said would be
spent IN Washington on private bust
ness, the nature OF which he did not
care TO disclose.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-10
WOLF TO MAKE ADDRESS.

"reminiscences Of a Lifetime At
Home And Abroad From Lincoln to
Roosevelt IS the subject on which
Simon Wolf, the Washington attorney,
viii address the newly-organized Young
Folks Literary Society OF the Adas Is
rael Synagogue, Sunday afternoon. The
society has been organized to bind the
younger generation closer to the church
and to promote culture and education.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-10
The Best Cough Cure

ounces OF GlyceTins end half-pint OF
Whisky mixed. viii cure any cough that
IS durable and break cold in a hours. Take
q teaspoonful every four hours Ask your
druggist Tor tho genuine Lezch's Virgin Oil
OF Pine compound pure prepa- ed and guar
aateed By the Leach Chemical Co., Cancin-
natl Ohio.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-10
DIES ~ OPERA HOUSE.

BUCTRUS- Ohio, Dec. 1e--V- P. Ches-
ney. manage or the Bucyrus Opera
House and Orpheum Theater, was found
dead IN the opera house this evening.
M Chesney had complained OF a head-
ache and had taken headache powders.
which are thought TO have fatally az
fected his heart
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-10
PROFESSOR GIBBS
OF HARVARD DIES
Was Senior Member of the Fac
ulty and One of Most Fa-
nous Chemists

NEW YORK, Dec. 1o--Prof. Walcott
Gibbs, senior member Of the Harvard
University faculty and one of the most
famous chemists in this country, is dead
at his home in Newport He was one
Of the originators Of the Union League
Club Of this city, and was eighty-six
years old.
From 1919 to 1868. he was professor Of
physics and chemistry in the college Of
the city of New York He was presi-
dent OF the National Academy OF Sci
enCeS-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-10
DELEGATES ARDOR
CHILLED BY CANNON

Continued from First PageO
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Bon Der Snbfeite.

Srau MarD Srdmsr, bic Yusmader.
in uOn @eOar 9luenue, LIT In @si6aften
na6 giew Dorf sereiit.
Die Sper rStrieie in 3amerum, f"
wsl6e uon Der Sdnserrunbe einltuoirt
wiro, loa @nOe Wtui uuissfiibrt wer.
ben.
PrOi. @usen Saile, Der friibsre Diris
gent Der Sdn9errunbe uno iest in 9iew
9Ort uniaiiis, bsfinOet iid bel bieiisen
Sefannteu gum 8eiud.
Su Der ssitern 9lbeuO ubsebaltensn
Ssriammluns Der Siibieite Sanoels
SebUrOe enti6ieo man ii4 sesen elm
Soipital auf bisier Seite, ba Die Biirs
ger bic Siiros ni9t traseu fOnnen...
Den @beleuteu glbrabam 8ei6el BON
GeOar gluenue 1T Elm itrammer Snabe
seboren. wOrben. slu6 bic @beleute
Sermunu 9liperidlaser uOn @eOar slus'
nus wuroen srfreut iiber bic slntunft
elmer 2Obter.
Cine neue @eisllihaft 1T Dor einisen
2aSeu auf oieier Seite 9esriiuoet wor'
ben unO bat ben Oiamen rslmerican
eagle Club" erbalten. Die Seamten
iinO: YrdiOsnt, Otto Slbredt; SiSe
PrdiiOent,I 9sOI Bud; S6asmeiitsr,
Rubolpb @es; SefrstGr. @uitau
Stnipple Oireftor,' Sobn Sdneioer +;
Sanitor, 9enrD Shreiber. Das
Sauptquariier oes Clubs befinoet li1
an SidorD Strabe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-03-12
Bon IeterSbura.

= Der n Sabre ulte Uilliam 8edel
bon Raul StraBe itarb.seitern unb 4pirt
morsen i'm bieiisen 0rieObOf bserOisi
weroen..
= Srieorid o.. Der 2idbrise Sobu
bes Gbeobor .. @rambS pon 6arriion
auenus, iturb Samitus unO purbs
Dienftas beerOist.
= Billiam @riinsr BON SarriIon
auenue itarb seitern naf turSsr Srant.
beit i'm Glter BON AZ Sabren. Die
SSittwe uno iieben Stinoer iiberlsbsn
ibn. Ssine SeiiesuuS erfOlst Samitus
i'm Soreit Sia 6rieoboi.
- gSilliam Dfiller BON Sarber Court
muBte seitern in Grmanseluns BON
5000 Siirsi6aft iu's @efansuiB man.
bern, neil er in Der Grunfbeit Die Sat.
tin tbdtliA ansrifi uub iie aud nit
,iuem Sasomeiier 3u t0Otsn brobte.
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3tttStpn.

Sobn McGisue pOn Rrospect
Ytace, elm 8srsmunn in Der Sto. B
3e4e. wurbe Sreitus Sormittas onr6
sinsu Dsdsnfall auf Der Steae eritla'
9en. Die 8ittme uno cine sro6e Sas
milis iibsrlsbt ben StrunSliidten.
= Der Oiessr 3bOmus SBillis. wel'
der Iib bes Wiorbss BON Cameron Cool
3u @eit Yittston i6uloi9 betannte, be-
itano Samitas Dor Srieoeusridter @b'
ret elm SabDr unb wurbe oann oem
@eIansnib iiberianot. Dad Der BE-
bauptuus BON Goie lSilliams. eincs
weiBen 0iao6sns BON bier, ioll &illis
niht Der WiOroer iein. ionoern @Ool
nur sswiirst buben. ebe er i'm beruubte.
wGbrsno elm anberer Oteser, Gim Sars
ris, uudbsr eridieu uno Cool nit eiucm
Sniippel Su 9oOe idlus. Cool fol! oas
UtdS6en psrfiibrt buben uno oa er ibr
uls @ntiddOi9uus $25 anbot, 10 ent'
idlOB es iid, Gade gu nebmen. Der
0iessr Sarris erwiss ii6 ais ibr 8srt'
3sus, 0suu er uerlunste iis Sur Satin
uno iie ueriprud. Oieie gu peroen, wenn
er suerlt Cool t6btsn piirbe. Die Ys'
b0roen bebaupten, oaB bas Dfdb6sn
irriinnis lit uno wirres 3eus rebet.
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Suumprc.

& Der Stulisner Simmp gSsrinO
uOu 9Billom SttaBe, Der wdbreno eines
aartenIpiels am Sumitas Oia6t ieineu
9anosmann SalpatOr Sranco nit einem
Wisier i'm Giidsn perpunbete, muBte
Dienitas fir iein ssridtli6ss @ritsi'
nen $500 8iirsidaft ftellen.
= Sn ueridieosnsu Dspartements
Der @ris S8srfen wurbe Oonueritas
bur6 Ylufate ansefiinbist, baB cine
3obnbei6neibuug BON 10 BroSent be-
idlohen worben isi, bic iOiort in Sraft
trat. Sie afiisirt etwa 400 Wfdnner.
Die nit Der slntiinoisunS isbr un,ufries
ben Iino. 2aut einem WiOnta9 anses
i6lassnsn glutat werben bic SSerte bis
auf psiteres nur fiinf Gage Die WOde
unb adt Stunosn tdsli6 arbsiteu.
4. Wian uerfeble nidt, am Samita9
bas uorsiislite 6. &obinicn's SObue
Yofbier elmer PrObe 5u unterwerfen.
bas aud bic sunSe nddite SBode on
3apf isin wirS.
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gBilees. Sarre Ma6ri6ten.

- Mit ben 9lussrabuusen fur bas
Sunoament bss neuen POli Sbeaters III
bssonnen moroen.
= Der befannte Nopofat @bwaro 3.
@baie ftarb babier am Dienitas i'm al.
ter pom 73 Sabren. @r ma6te ben
9iirssrtriss nit unb befleioete cine Yin.
sabl pi4tiser slemter.
= 3u sluis. uabe 8illiamsport, be-
sius am Disnitas Us. .. Sbap bon
8ilf,s.8arre Sslbitmoro our6 eins
DOfs @arbclidurs. Der Wfann mar
traut uub sutmutbist.
-@Gbrsnb sines .Strsites in Der
9iide ibrsr 8Obnuus su Plains pnrbs
Sobn Sbsbs leste 9iadt BON ieinsr
Satin nit einem Wisssermeler an9s'
srifisn, oas lie ibm in ben llutsrleit
ftisB. Sine sroBe aosr wuroe ourd'
idnitten unb Der Wtanu ip6ter In iter'
bsnoem 3uitauO Osm @itp 9oipital oa'
bier iibsrihbrt.
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Mrrb Scrantpn.

Sreb. WoOSman pon DAT StraBe
itarb Wtontas i'm sllter BON SO Sabren
uno ss iiberlsbeu ibn Die 8ittwe uno
brei S0bne.
- Srl. Gertrude 8lsier pom 9SDo'
ming Gusnus feierte @iOntas i'm Sreun'
oesfrsiie oas 16. Wiesenfeit. Die iun'
gen Ssuts amfiirtsn iid auf cas Bette.
= glus Der Daniel 0oran @Obnuns
on SObler gusnue nuhm Wtontas I'M
Wiitterna6t cine unbsfannte Perion
cine ssinberiparfafis, bic uusefdbr Sc
entbielt.
= Swei Serle, bic lih In uerba6tigsr
SBeiie bel Der 8obnuns uOn Yuitor Z.
U. Softer an Rihmont Gpenue berum'
trisbsn, lpurbsn DiOntas abeno uOn
ibm nit porssbaltsnsm &spOluer einses
idhdtsrt uno ip6ter uon Der rsquirirteu
Poli3ei einseftedt. Dienftas wurosn
bic Ysrbaitstsn, bic iid Srant Smitb
uno Sranf Raeber nenuen. in @rmans
seluns elmer Strafe fir 80 Gage osm
@efdnsniB iibsrianot.
= Srau SObn Moran unb ibre 1o'
idbrise Eodter Satis BON SBeit Wtarfet
Strabe wurben Donnsritas slbeno siem.
lid i1limm perbrannt. Das Wtdrden
bate cine sampe nit GroOl ssfhat unO
babel ibr aleio beSOiieu, oas ss bann
am Sfen trOdnen pOllte ibr aleio fling
oabur1 Seuer unb als Die Wfutter ben
Silferufen SOlse leiitete unb Die Slam
men lOidte, perbrannte iie iid Die 9dn'
be, mdbrenO oes Widodeus llntsrleib
perbrannt muroe. Wian ermartet, bab
bsibs iid wieoer erbolen werben.
-Sobn 3ubor BON Meplert Slue. lparO
Dounerftas gtabt w6breno zines Sauis
ssluses in Der 8prne Birtbidaft an
Court Strass BON Spei 2anbsleutsn
ansesriffen uno Siemlib libel ,ussridtet,
Obidon feline Ssrlesuugsn ni6t lebsns.
ssfdbrli6 iino. Gr erbielt sinsn bSisn
Sdnitt an Der rehten Seite bes Saliss,
Der fnapp Die SdJlasuoer uermiBts, 10.
pie brei Sdnitte an Der Stirn uno benz
Baden. Sin 8ierslas iou als 0aife
bsuust wOrosn iein. sllS feline 9lnsrsi.
fer uerbaftste man Wtite Stransfi unb
Pster HolriSti.
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Gpbe Narf Mpti,en.

: tsranf 8. S9miOt bonn psftli6sn
Serse, Der cine 3sit lang sefdbrIi6 er-
franft mar, befinbst iid nunmsbr aui
Der Bsferuns uno feline @snelnns
pirb eripartet.
- 3bomas SanberS BON Sampton
StraBe, nelher Dor mebrsren @o6eu
In Der ar4balo s3ede uerlest wurbe, sr.
lag ben Ssrlssunssn an DOnnsritas
i'm 8eitieite Soipital.
- Cine 8srbinbuns BON Suitsn unb
Grfdltuns 1T oOppelt unuusensbm, psr
ieooh iidere Sinoeruns baben mill,
nebme Or. susuit a6nis's Samburssr
Srufttbse mad @sbraudsunmeiiune.
= Ebomas 8. Wiorris BON Oioro
&sbecca Guenue bssins seitsrn giadmits
tag Selbitmorb. inbsm sr Ii9 in Der
Sommerfii6e nit einem Strid erbdnste.
Wiorris mar bur4 anbaltsnbe 3rdnflids
fsit uerbinoert; ais 8srsmuun 3u arbsi-
ten nnb bieies madte ibn Sulsst 10 ME.
Serseialasen, bab sr isiu Ssben enoets.
= Der II alte Charles Morreb bon
9lorb 2incoln Guenus bsri6tete Der Pos
lisei am Dienitrs. oaB sr Samitas
gia9t on 8romlsp ausnue unb Spsts
Lamb StraBe pon einem masfirten Wfann
nit einem &epoluer iiberfallen uuo nm
feline serinse Saaridaft bsraubt wuros,
bod slaubt ibm Die POli,si nidt unb
bstradtst feline @rSdblunS als erfunoen.
- g8illiam 9all1 BON @mmst Str,
8slleuue, Wuroe friib Wontas Mor9en
uabs bem 0Domins Gallsp 2aserbaus
uon einem .. & 8. 3u9 SetrOifen uno
iiberfabreu. Das linfe 8ein parO ibm
unterbalb bem Snie absei6nitten. bic
linfe Sifte unb bas rs6te SuBselenf
ssbrOaen. ST puros BON swsi Widns
nern auIsefunoen, bic ihn mad .oem
Staat Soipital nebmen lieBen, mo- iein
3uitano als fritif6 be3sidnet purO.
- Der Yoli3ei Wuros Donnsritus
bsridltet, oaB 3wsi peitere @inbriide auf
oieisr Seite itattfanOsn. nemli4 in bic
8obnunsen BON elmer @ooopiH an
acuocmD StruBe uno @sorse gS. Sens
fins on Sio Spoe Parf auenue. Sn
lesterer murosn S. srbeutet. ionit warb
ubsr nidts uOn SBertb in tsiner 0obs
nuns uermibt. slm DOnnsritus Uior.
gen wuroe aud bic slutbOnp WicSusb
Bobnuns on gu3erne StraBe bon Sin.
orinsliussn beiudt, ubsr ni6ts BON
Wertb erbeutet.
t Das naditsn Samftas erideinsnOs
6. RObinIOn's SObns godbisr lit Elm
@strdnt fir Ssinidmsdsr, bas isinss
@lsiden iuht.
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Stabtrath.
Select Council, 5. MGrs.


Wiit seraoe elmer seniiseuben Mebr'
belt BON Stimmsn-12 seeen 5-ipuroe
In oisisr Sisuns bic Gitp WaHer Cons
panic SrOinun3 bel britter uno enosiilts
iser &eiuus ausenommen. Sor Der slb'
itimmuus mu6ts Sliusr einen no9mals
issn gnsriff auf bic ieISOrlase, wabreno
@OitellO iid Su ibren @uniten srfldrts.
anosre Yorlasen, bic bel enosiilti9er
9eiuns unsenommen purosu, waren bic
fir GrOffuuns uno @rweiterunS uOn 9as
faDstte StraBe, uno bic fir Wlietbuus
eines puiienosn @ebauoes on B. Wtar.
tst StraBe, nabe SSagne sluenue, fiir
elm Ssuerwebrquartier.
Dieue Sorla9en CAB es pie fOlst /:
Yurte- -ReiolutiOu Sweds 8sOuSiruns
bss abSuostanal aiitbmenes bes DapiS
9bomus uon $125.s6 aui s62,93; re.
ferirt. 9owrD -Neiolution, oaB Der
Stabtannalt alle ryiens" befrieoise in
Ystrsff Der iriibcreu stlleBmsnts i'm T..
abiu9stanal 0ilhitt. Die bonn Sbsrse.
ri6t ole. unssiesli6 bejeituet Woroeu
iino ansenOmmcu. goleman-O Oteio'
luton fir Se,abluns pon 500 an 3.
8. @Opne, bsiisH Yfsro usrlsst wurOs I;
referirt.
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goIi5eibunb unb 9es
ferteur. Gin Solbat bes franaos
Ffden snfdntsrie>Rssiments Nr. 48
bar befertirt unb 6ielt iid benz 8ers
mutben na9 in Puris auf. Sa man
feiner ni6t babbaft perben tonnte.
Durbe Der poli5eibunb ,Murquis" an
feline binterlafsnen Sleibunssitiide ses
fiibrt, 70 baB er Witteruns nebmen
fonnte. S6on om fefben Ra1mittas
fprang her 9unb in 9egleituns etnss
ariminol6eamten auf bsm 8oulepdrb
bes SStaliens einen Mann an unb bielt
Jpn fef. Miit our Wa9e senommen,
itellte man bic SSbentitdt bss @efuhten
NIT benz @rsriffenen feit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-03-12
@dr5 Nnsfeanng
sSampers, %rineek
An,iisen nnb pra9t'
b0Qen
einSerie @eipdnoer'l.

Ole iiirsliden autiinfte in Damsn
nett. Srablinss uno Sommer Deflsio'
uns,n srrsssu idOn Uiels sluimsrfiam'
feit unb Bewunoeruns. Sbi6on bic
aiiortiments iomeit nod nidt gang poll'
ftanois Iinb, pinidenlwir Sbre ipeSielle
aufmsriiamfeit uuf Die srquiiiten wfo'
belle 3u lsntsn, Die i4on uorratbis
jiub.
6hbide Snmprr an,hse in Elm uno
smei Stiide Stpleu, mau6e nit nieort'
gen Sallsn. anbsre nit peitsn S4uls
tern uno benz populdren fur3en 3imona
germel. Damn lino oa bic 9rasiSisn
printeb an,ige, mebr darmant wie je
oieIe Saiion. @inorudsuolle Wlniter
in glessn, Ssibs unO periiiaem eawn,
bic fsbr proper finb fur sewObnli9sn
StruBsusebraud. iOwie fir geieai4aft'
Ii6s Grsisnille. @eidmudpolle Strsi'
fen, lSbedS nno etn1a9e Selllns III
Copenhagen, braun, napp. l9war3,
slpislsriin, weib uno srau.
9insrrir @rmGnber pOn reidsr Seios
Dtull, wie bier seSeist. iino erquiiits
SHUTTER pon rarsn @ntwiirien. @enaus
@opisn unb slnpaiiunsen BON lururioieu
Bariisr MOoellen. Pra6tuolls Sar'
bsnblsuounsen uOn Champagne, Sim'
mel bluu. rOia, lausnoer nno wsiB. nit
iosfaltis aussearbsiteten 6al3en, feiusn
Gini6aisunsen unb belitaten Spissn'
sini6iir,unsen our6aus. SleiSsrrOde
ertra poll seihnitten, uOn 81 bis 6 @llen
untsn. @reiie, $3.50 bic $4,000.
Das Rod uno gnSuss Departsmeut-
spsitsr Stod- Sabritubl.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-03-12

3 b fs@er br II d in
De efterrei9. Sn Oeiterrei9. bas
ftautlides Sabafmonopol befibt, ipurs
ben i'm SABRE 1906 fir Sabatprpbutte
245. no. 900 4ronen Il 8rpne =20.3
gents) etnsenpmmen. Die gusgaben
betrusen 87,800,000 Srpnen. @egen
bds Sabr 1905 bat iid Der llsbsrf9ub
nm 12.780,000 3rontn persr0bert.
aunb 100000 9ilOsramm q sfilos
sramm = 90 ameritoHif9e pfunb)
Sdbaffabrifate purben perbraudt.
Gin ailpgramm Jabritat bra9te bem
Staat 4.28 3ronsn @epinn elm. Sas
battrafifen. itaatlide 8ertaufsftsIlen,
sibt es in Oeiterreid 70,245, oubers
benz 25,734 fosenannte 9uustrufiten.