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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-06-17
HARTMAN NOT 50 ILL.
Railway Magnate Has No Organic
Trouble, but VIII See Vienna Spe-
cialist for Rheumatism

NEW YORK, June l2.-Dr W. G.
Lyle, who is f. H. lIarriman's ply,
sician, said today that Mr. Hartman was
not critically III in Europe with an or
ganic trouble as has been reported Mr.
iIarrimans only illness was muscular
rheumatism the physician said. He had
advised Mr.. Hartman 10 consult an
eminent Vienna specialist for the com
plant, Or. Lyle said, and Mr.. Harri-
man might afterwards take the baths at
some German resort. MIR Hartman is
at present visiting James Sullman iu
Paris
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-06-17
TRAINS MET IN HEAD-ON CoLLl'
SION ON ONTONAGON LINE
THIS MORNING.
BODIES BURIED IN DEBRIS.
misunderstanding of Running orders
Cause Log and Extra Freight
Trains to Crash.
ENGINES BECOME SCRAP HEAPS.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, June l., 1903
In a head-on collision on the Ontanosah
line of the Milwaukee road at I O'Clock
this morning. two trainmen are known
to be dead and two. still missing at
noon. are probably beneath the wreck
age of ten cars of logs
The dead: ,,..
MURRAY, EDWARD engineer, residence
Claiming, Mich.
SCMR0EDER, CHRIS, brakeman apple
ton.
Engineer Mccarthy. Green Bag, and
Brakamen John Cavalaro Of Florence.
The colidug trains were a logging
train and an extra freight The acct
dent, the result Of misunderstanding
of orders, occurred AT Parks Siding, forty
miles west of Charming, on the superior
division, or OntanOgan hue.
Both trains were moving at rapid
rate Of speed when they met, the en-
gines crashing into each other with ter
rife force. Both engines and ten cars
of heavy logs were wrecked.
The boGy Of Engineer Murray and of
Brakeman Schroeder were taken from
beneath the wrcCkage within an hour
after the collision. At the time Of max
ing the official report of the accident Ia
cral Superintendent ID. {. Cheney, nci-
ther Engineer Mccarthy nor Brakeman
Cavaaro had been found, and it was
feared both were beneath the wrecked
cars and that it might take some time
TO get their bodies. as both are sup
posed to have been instantly killed
The following additional facts are Civ
en- in n special telegram 10 The Even
ing Wisconsin from Green Bay:
"GspTpp plIllinS conductor on OF
the logging trains. living i'll Green Bay,
was removed from the wreck with his
head cut in three places, and his left leg
and right arm sprained. Henry Frazen,
fireman on the extra freight. was also
injured.
Both injured men went 10 work ut
the wreck in the efforts to get their com
rades out Relief trains were sent nj
once from Green Bay and from Chan
uingn
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-06-17
MAY REMOVE FORMER.

PARIS. June 1l.-Extradition papers
charging Marion d. Fortner of St
Louis. Mo, with forgery in the sec
ond degree, have arrived here and were
at once transmitted to the foreign Office,
whence they will be sent to the examin-
ing magistrate. If the magistrate hnds
that the papers present II prlma 1acie
case. the extradition of Fortner will be
granted. Fortner was arrested in this
city May 10, ut the request of the Amer
lean authorities. charged with having
obtained Sl1 900 by forgery. He denies
his guilt.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-06-17
GERMANY NOT ANXIOUS.

BERLIN. juno 1.-THE ministry of
marine impaired the information today
that the declaration appearing in GER
tain English newspapers that the Ger
man government supported the desire of
the navy league for the quicker construc-
ton of the fleet was wholly without
foundation. The league is an indepen-
dent organization, 1t was explained, ana
pursued its activity from its own init
iatiye for which the government was not
responsible.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-06-17

of the country. He was Informed that
pretty girls were Waukesha's chief asset
and was given the name Of Miss Lever
ance and subsequently wrote her letter
Regular correspondence followed and the
couple exchanged photographs. The re
suit was that Stroud came To the city
week ago 1t was case of love at hrst
sight when the couple met and they
secured marriage license. The wedding
took place Thursday afternoon at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Leyerance, in the town of
Pewaukee. Rev. j. +. Dorau officiating.
They will 90 Immediately to Williston.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-06-17
BALK AT PARCELS POST.
Hardware Dealers, Appointed at Mil
waukee Meeting, Will Lay Protest
Before President Taft.

WASHINGTON, u. C., June 70
Special The advance guard of the
special committee appointed by the Ma
liou1I Retail Hardware Dealers assoc
citation at its recent meeting in Milwau-
krc to call upon the President to protest
against the enactment uf II parcels post
bill. have reached Washington. Those
here are :. r. Miles Of Mason City Ia,
and a. r. Stcbhns of Rochester, MINI.
These gentlemen and others of the COM
mittce who will arrive IN Washington
during the next twruty-fonr hours, have
au appointment to lay their petitions and
memorials verbally before President
TAFT Monday morning.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-06-17
PAYS TRIBUTE TO LAYTON.
Senator Carter Of Montana Says Mil
waukee Art Gallery Is Finest.

WASITINTTUN, d. c, .Iune II
During the debate on those paragraphs
of the tariff hill which provide that
works of art shall be admitted free Of
duty under certain conditions, Senator
Carter of Montana paid a high tribute
to Frederick Layton of Milwaukee. lie
declared that there is no such thing as
competition in the production of works
of art and said that the Layton art gal
lery in Milwaukee is one Of the finest in
the United States.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-06-17
Two Badgers Become Priests.

SOUTH BEND, Ind, June 14-Rt.
Rev. Joseph Aldering, bishop of the
Catholic diocese at Fort Wayne, ofliciat-
ed at Notre Dame Saturday morning at
the ordination of nine candidates to the
priesthood. Among those upon whom
priesty offices were conferred are Rev.
Thomas Irving and Rev. Joseph Burke,
both of Waretown. Wis
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-06-17
BROWNS IN MILL POND.
Ten Year-0ld Marshtield Boy Loses
Life in Saving a Companion
from Death

MARSHFnEIn. Wis. June IL
Special Roy Stcgcr, 10 years old,
drowned ia the pham mill pond here
this afternoon at 3 O'Clock while trying
to assist fellow playmate who had
fallen in He succeeded in saving the
HE of his companion but lost his own.
The boys were playing on II raft. His
body has been recovered.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-06-17
Capt. Iunius Garrett Dies Suddenly.

STURGEON BAY, Wis. June ll-Capt
Junlus Garrett. who came here from Wash
ington Island with load of bolts for the
box factory. was on Tuesday morning taken
suddenly III and Immediately removed 10
ing musician pronounced an acute attack
of appendicitis Before he could be pre-
pared for an operation he passed away. II
was then discovered that he had cancer
aud death was caused by internal bleeding
Capt. Garrett was about 10 years or age
and resident of Washington Island; II l.
supposed that he strained himself unloading
the heavy spalts and this ruptured the can
Ger cant Garrett was accompanied here
10y his son, n boy about II years of age
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-06-17
Organize Dental Society.

EAU CLAIRE. Wis. June IA
large number of dentists met here aud
organized Il dental society to be known
as the Eau Claire, Chippewa and Dunn
County Dental society. Officers were
elected as follows: President, Or. bailey,
Chippewa Falls; vice president Dr.
son Eau Claire; treasurer, DIR. Robin
son, Chippewa Falls; librarian, DR..
prnalS (,olfoy
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-06-17
KNEW HIM A WEEK,

WAIKESHA. Wis, June Ill Spe-
cial Married after a weeks acqualnt-
ance is the result of the romantic love
affair of Miss Mabel Leverancc of this
city and j. G.. Stroud, a wealthy lumber
man Of Willston, \. ID. \ number OF
weeks ago well known Waukesha man
was at Williston and became acquainted
with Stroud, who informed him that he
was anxious to get married but that de-
sirable girls were scarce in that section
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-06-17
200 RESCUED BY CREW
EXCURS!ONISTS LEAVE STRANDED
STEAMER IN SMALL BOATS
Were Returning to Fort Stanley, Canada,
When Boat Goes Aground Near
Ashtabula Harbor, D.

ASuTABrLA, O.. June 12.-Pas-
scnger steamer Arundel, carrying POO
rXcursioniSts to Fort Stanley, Canada,
from Ashtabua ilarbor, went ashore
at Amboy ten miles east of Ashtabna,
Friday night on the return trip. The
passengers were rescued by the crew
ith small boats. Women tainted but no
one was hurt, Many missed the trolley
cars and slept in barns and fence cor
ucrs aIl night, The boat is badly dam
aged. Tug, are working on her
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-06-17
Boulders at Goderich

DETROIT, Mich, June 1.-THE Canadian
department o. marine and Fisheries issues
the following warning: A pile Of bouldefs
with only 1917 feet OF water over II, has
been located about due south Of the south
end or the outer breakwater at Goderich
Lake Huron, and 30 feet north OF the pres
ent temporary range line into the harbor.
danger. aud mariners are instructed TO keep
this buoy on the port side In entering the
harbor
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-06-17
JOHN PAUL IS DEAD
WEALTHY FORMER WISCONSIN
ZIMMERMAN DIES IN FLORIDA.
Left Badger State to Become President
of Largest Lumber Company in
Southern Commonwealth

La CROSSE. Wis, June ii Spe-
cial. John Paul at one time one of the
in Wisconsin. died today in Waterfowl,
Fla. where he had been making his
home for several years.
Mr.. Paul was T6 years old. and was
well known in this state when the lum-
bering industry was tlourishing. He
left La Crosse to go to Florida where
he became the president of the largest
lumber company in that state.
Mr.. Paul was several times million
lire.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-06-17
FILIBUSTER IS FEARED.
Government Officials Watching Mys-
ferrous Steamer Now in Port at
Edenton, N C.

EDENTON, \. G., June Il Thu
presence here Of the steamship Naticoke,
which 50 mysteriously changed hands
recently at Elizabeth City. after having
been put in thorough readiness for sea
service. has aroused the government to
activity, under the impression that "a fiji
clustering expedition is organizing A
revenue cutter is looking after the eX-
nedition
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-06-17
BRYAN to Speak at Cumberland.

CUMBERLAND. Wis. June IA. :
William Jennings Bryan will he fea-
ture at the celebration to be held here on
July ). The peerless one" will deliver
the grafton of the day Other attractions
will be n ball game. races. band music
and fireworks in the evening
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-06-17
WILL RAISE SALARIES.
Connecticut Railway Company to Re-
store Reduction, Affecting Officers
and Employees.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, June 14.-An-
nouncement was made today at the of
fees of the New York, New Haven 4
Hartford railroad that the 10 and > per
cent reduction made April l, 1908. in
the salaries OF officers and employees will
be restored July l, 1909.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-06-17
BJORNSON IS BETTER.

CHRISTIANA, June 11.-Bjornst-
jorne BjornsoH, th= Norwegian novelist
who has been seriously ill ut Lauryik, Is
improving gradually. He had paralytic
seizure June s, but neither his mind nor
his speech was affected, and the paraiy'
sis is now decreasing.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-06-17
sNEEzEs TWO DAYS; DYING.
Physicians Unable to Give Young Won
an ANY Permanent Relief

CINCINNATI, o, June Y a case
most unusual Is that of Lucy Durbin
a young woman 1T 30 West Fifth
street, who has been sneezing since
Thursday afternoon and despite the eff
forts Of physicians has continued 10
sneeze and is in such state Of nervous
will ensue. The only relief secured was
while she was under the influence 81 al
opiate.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-06-17
Beloit Pastor Resigns

BELDIT, Wis. June tt Special
st. Johns Lutheran church of this city
has reluctantly accepted the resignation
of Rev. Paul Schallei, who will accept
a call to church about four times as
large in Reedsburg. The Beloit church
has given call ia Rev A. II. Teyler. Il
missionary now in New Zealand
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-06-17
To Locate DreGge.

SANDTSKY, O., June IA second ef-
fort Is to be made 20 locate ana raise the
big drcdge that went down OF helleyS
island Ia Lake Erie In September, l9o' anu
the steam barge Mary Grow ana crew ar
rived In port this morning to begin the
work within the next few days. The dreuge
Is the property OF a Detroit construction
company aad Is believed to be a menace TO
navigation.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-06-17
Found Dead in Cell.

GREEN BAY, Wis, June RI pe-
call Henry Sthuman, a bricklaycr of
Shcboygan. was found dead in a cell mt
die county Jail THE morning by Sheriff
Frank Deyilcy. lie had fallen to the
cement floor from heart failure. Two
large gashes were found IN his head
Schuman was IS years old and unmar-
rIpl.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-06-17
Yacht Argo Abandoned.

WAUKEGAN. H., June 1l.-lSpeciahl-
Efforts 60 release the yacht Argo That Went
ashore here Monday have failed, q tug ana
the lifosavers being unable to pun her on
in consequence the boat has been practical
~ abandoned by the Milwaukee, men WEo
recently bought her In Chicago,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-06-17
Wisconsin Men Drowned.

ST. PAUL. Mimi, June l4.-F. G..
Cole. aged 81. and Hans Bergam, aged
80, employees of the Hawkins mine at
Nash Wauk drowned in Pickerel lake on
Sunday by the overturnng Of their boat,
The men are from Hersey, Wis, where
they leave families.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-06-17
Child browns in Creek.

NEW LONDON, Wis, June -
| Special, The 2l2-year old child of Mr.
and Mrs. Julius Iiesemer Of Seymour
drowned Fridny in shallow creek which
runs through their farm.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-06-17
Frost Damages Fruit Crop.

ASHLAND. Wis. June lis
cial. IA heavy frost in northern Wis
consin last night seriously damaged the
fruit crop.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-06-17
Declares Bill Is Faulty.

The governor is quoted as saying that
the b,I was 50 faulty that he could not
sign it, Also that there We're loopholeS
in it that would permit the holding of
prizefights. The governor is unalterably
opposed to rrizehghts, and so long as
there was any suspicion Of "A loophole in
this regard he would not afliX his sigma
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-06-17
BREW BOXING
BILL VETOED
BY DAVIDSON
GOVERNOR DECLINES TO APPROVE
OF MEASURE PERMITTING
scientific" BOUTS
NOW BACK TO LEGISLATURE.
Executive Declares Proposed Law Is
Faulty and Would Open Way
for Prize Fights,
MILWAUKEE, SPORTS LOSE FIGHT,

MADISON, Wis, June FL Special
-Devotecs of the boxing game received
hard jolt this morning when the gov.
crnor decided 10 veto the Brew boxing
bill.
When the bill first was passed. after a
notable fight involving considerable lob
byng, word came from Coy. Dayidson's
Office that he would veto the bill Then
he changed his mind again, and has
finally vetoed it. The message has not
been given out, of course, but it is def
nitely known that the bill has received
its last touch and will not become n
law. The message will be sent back TO
the Assembly Monday night with the
veto message
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-06-17

Rev Edward Allen Larrabee. NJ. A.,
b. s. T., rector of the Church of the
Ascension il Chicago, has accepted the
Office of dean of Nashotah house, to
which he was elected on May 20, sue
ceeding Very Rev. ]. G.. II. Barry.
Father Larrabee announced his inten-
ton on Sunday morning from the pulpit
of the Church of the Ascension. His
parish is one of the wealthiest and most
important in Chicago.
Father Larrabee, however, believes
that he can do more to spread high
church principles-in which movement
he is a leader-by Installing them into
men who are studying for the ministry,
than by acting as priest of ii parish.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-05
Die SaItbarfeit Der Slide.

gs bHrtfte cine iebr penig be.
fannte Ebatiude iein, bob es fiir Die
aonieroiruns Der Spetfefiide nibt
sleibgiiItie lit, oh man Sieislben, pie
bas 70 pieIfo9 seidtebt, auBer 0aiier
einfa1 eritifen ldBt, ODER OBJ man il.
men arrd einen S6los airf ben aopf
bas &ebirn aertriinunert. Denno4
beeinfIuIIen oieie bei6en Der sebrdu9-
Iifiten Gooesorten bic SaItbarfeit
Der Slide nid1t unrpefentIih, iniofern
oils eritidts Slide friiber AnO ihnel.
Ter in SGuIniB iibergeben, ole dbge.
i6Iogene. Die llrfote bteier frf4ei.
nltne Iiegt n6rlIidl barin, bab bic 70.
genannte Eo6ten- oebr DfusfeIftorre.
tpeIGe ia BEL allen Dirbeltbteren
einige 9eit uo6 benz Eobe nornpaler
Beiie auftritt, BET eritidten Sifden
tir5ere 3ett anbaliert, Gls bel 81.
ihen. benen oos 9serDeVpften ser.
ltort lit. geun bat nber 6ie Welstel-
itarre einen peientli9en @infllb aarf
oas @irbringen Der Bufterien, bas
beibi, aii bic 0erbrsitune Der B6lll.
nib, iniofern nis Elm HilSleIftorrer
Sid Sen BororinSen Der S6aiInib-
bufterien eroberen Diberitarpb ent.
eeseniett, als Elm Sid. in oeiien
WusfIIatur bic Stnrre bereits eeloit
lit. 90 Ionse elm Slid F4 in Der
Wusfditarre befirbbet, 1T er ieoen.
faIIs bon SauiniBbafterien I'M Sleii4
nod frei. Sieraiis sebt iomit berDor,
bab aIles, tpas Die OGier Der DEUS.
feIitarre perTtiHbert, ungiiritige Gin
ipirfunaen aif be Snltbarteit bes 81.
ides i'm @efolge bat. gluber Der 70.
Sesart fanH aud bic Eenperatur Die
Wustelftarre ipdentIi6 beeinflufien.
S0bere Ganperot,ir oerfiirot, nieoere
perIGnaert bic Starre. SurH Wer.
fen, S6iitteIn unb 9riiden ptrb Die
Walsfelftorre auh oerrinaert. Sir
bic praris ergiebt ith bieraiis, bab
man Slide, peI6e in mogIifit fri.
idem Slftanoe gum @enufe tou,anen
iouen, nidt eritiden Iaiien, ionbern
obi6laeeu ion. DeRn bieieIben nlif
Cts ober beiier In faIter, trodener
9uft aadeeboben perSes, 70 1T es
alpedin6biesr, kefsibea nod Dor Der
2ofuna Der Starse Der RGIte nus5ii.
iesen, bo bonn rod feine 9nfterien
in bas Gleiid sinaeorungen iin6.
aosruuen Side erit IdHsere 9eit mad
benz Eobe, penn bic Starre bereits
sel6ft 1T, airf eis. 70 baber be Baf.
terien iGon 9eIegenbeit sefunben, in
ben Rorper in Maiis eirS,tNrinsen,
un6 pudern nun aud IN oer &alte,
tpenn aud IangiaRt tueiter. WirS
ber Sii9 bann in cine etapas bobere
Eertperatir sebradt, no CT olrftbairt,
10 beainnt pI0elid eins rnptSe Gnt'
ipidInne osr pOrber sm exsenGIeti4
ipeun an6 MIR in gertneer 8dbI, dber
iiberaII por9onoeneu Bofterie,, iro
| In fpeuigen ShRben 1T ber Gii4
burd SduInib fin ben @enub Nm
brau9bar sema&t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-05

Gin aitronom bat berednet. bob
Der Wsorrb ri4t, ,pis bisbsr apsertoH-
men tuirSe, Elm Tbed Der erbs It,
tpeIde ibn Dor mebseren RDioueu
csobreu abineh forS~n stn fsl5ft6n-
6iaer pIonsi spar. ben BE GrAR nsr.
m5ae ibrer srdbersn ansisb1restra't
aefapsen nabm ur,o % ibren SateI-
itten npodte. Sorrst lpdre ufFsre
Waitkr erbe eine sauoaHIiae Sis6tn.
limb mir bober He bod iwH,sr fiir
zine etspas ioubertre- fOrft dba
re6Tdnffeue dIs Grou uehoIteml
Nnnoneirt i'm .0oHenbIatt.s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-05
Grbbebeu.E .Erspb pbssetnas.
eia nar.u.- ..nun skfsnk iAr .ia, =ssna.

anfriipfe7so on bic berbeerenben
erbbebeL be iest Siibfronfreib
beturgeiasdt bdben, tpirft Camille
SGnnpmarion, Der betmttlte 2eiter Der
Barrier Sternpnrte, i'm Seem Oorf
SeraEo" bieie Grage auf; bic @e-
Iebrte bedntiportet iie nit einem un-
umlpuroeren Nein. Die StatiItiten
iino urnoIlfonunen uno pioeripre.
heto. Gin @eies Der BeriobijitGt tritt
nidt gu Sage. Gs lit unbeitreitbar, oaB
felt eipem Sdbre Die @r6beben I'M
sIeib sablreider mrftreten, oIs in an-
berer Dlrffbnittsiabren. aber mebr
ais titbn tp1re es, ipollte man bic
Sorris unb ben Wsonb ober ingeno
einen mberex 6inrmelsforper All Die
fec gribenurng tn 8eaiebung iesen.
Der IL. Stunt .. o. bot feinerIei be.
fo1tbere aftrorronti1e Be6eutirna,
ebeniotpenis iuis Der %. DECEMBER,
an benz be Rntaitropbe iiber SbiIien
unb RnIobrien bereinbra6. WSon bot
sefrogt, oh be isismosrapbtiden Up.
parate elm @rbbeben fbon borAer ort-
fiinbigen f6mnen. <6 Ses 1T ni&t
Der Soil. Ste bapegen iidh neil bic
GuSe fib bepest, Dos lit oIIes; jie
fonitatiepen cine Ebatiofe, aber bor-
Der dnfiirbisen t6mpen iie iie nift.
Wsan bat 'osar beobadbet, 6ab In
WseiJtna pertee Shinben Dor Der
groben aatditropbs bte Seismoero-
pben rirbieer iparen oils ie. eiren
tparneruben Winf gibt iebod bas Der
boIten Der TbiertueIt. @inaee Wein,i.
TEN Dor itorfen er6beben tperben
$irrr6e irrritbSg itstb seigen eine dii.
bersepobuTste arteitnoue @rreeiins.
9ei @aegio bot npna Gm %. Deaem-
ber oieieibe l1nrtbe BEL ben $iibnern
unb 86geIn beobahtet -. Ob bie
Gr6erifiitterimSen" 70 iflieBtSlom-
marion, I'm 8estetaips iteben nit
ben iutrIi9 ieItanen S9fportfltnsen
Der Geurperat,n unb Der barometri.
iten preffion, bic mir felt bem BE.
ginn bieies Sofres erIeben, Dos lit
cine Srose. gu oeren ergriirbrrng
rod pieI Su tbiin 1T lnb beren Co.
iuna Der Sirfiinft oorbebolten bleibt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-05
SHisreifaHte TaansiammInns.
Ssz sHztsHstifas eaat In RaaIsa eizss rsi.
4ez eaHsuraere.

Durb Gas Gbreben Ses Ronfuls
eb. G@sber In Sonburg fam iiirreIt
cine Der beoeutenoften Bripnt06in5.
iann1Iungen urtter ben sluftionsbam'
mer Wian fam ii1 einen 8earift
bon Der Iusoebming biefer @ollec.
tion MAIDEN, Weun man beoentt, oaB
6ie gbtbeilunq fiir r0ntiite Riin5sn
nl1ein ethpa 1850 @renuplare airiapeiit
beren 8eihreibung einen aotaIog
bon 257 Ghartoieiten in anprud
nirnnrt. 8ieier aatalog biloet mi.
ben SO 2ihtorudtnfeIn uno 5abl.
reiden Gert4SaIitrationen eineh
8anb bon sttpa 8 bei IL BEL Ii 9ol
unb iit eine berrIi6e Bereiberung
ieber numismotiihen 9ibliotbef.
Inter ben nerlteigerten Ronrer-
nIinsen befan6en iib ungefGbr $50
Stiide in 9otb, oarunter 20 ReooiI'
Ions, ethpa 1000 in Sirper, borluter
mebr ola so We1oiaons. unb 2O00
gromenfiinsen nit etlpa 80 Weoail.
Ions. Sobintereiiant unter oieien
granpIaren 1T DIE Sfhpergelo-Serii
aus Der 3eit Der &epubIif, Die ettpa
100 Stiide erttb1lt, porunter oiele
bon oTlepgroBter Seltenbeit. Die ro-
mii6en @aiier bon Siilius GGiar an
setangeu bis sum 3erfall bes rom;.
Iben Reifes iirb polI5ablig pertre.
ten un6 guar in grentpluren, Die be.
hbali6 grbaThtng urn RaritGt tAres.
aIeiden fu9en. Sn Der SamrrIun5
beFapSen ii6 ,ub uebrere nnicnnls
bon unid1sbnrem Dert5e fir ben
Runtismatifer.
9ie tiffeniHafIide geidreibling
oerIelben IGBi nihtS au tpiiri9en
iibria ins npaht benz 8eriaiier oes
aataloas, Or. Rb. Saeob Sirid,
Dem pobIbefannten Seiitihen geuntis'
npdtiter, ale Gbre. Sie Iufticn
Fanb sbehfa(Is unter Der 9eitung Die
les Grperten itatt, Der nebenbei &C.
toat elmer Der beSeuten66ten Weiinsen'
bdnbIer guropas ut. Ser &otalog
lit ,um 8reiie bon Warf 800 obne
TaieIn unb Waarf $500 nit Eafel1
bon Or. Sacob Sirfd, GrctBitrab'
II, Wein4en, su beaieben.