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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-06-03

- Die 35 Sabre alts Bette Sarriior
pon Giuer StraBe. pel6e i9on felt msb,
reren Wo9en Spuren pon @eiitesltSr'
ung Ssiste. ma9te Samitas Morseu
sinen Sslbitmoroueriud, inoem iie aus
einem Seniter oeS 3peiten Stodmerfes
iprans. glls bic Poli3ei eridieu. nm
bic SBiitbenbe ab5nfiibren, mebrte iis
iif, perSmeifelt uuo man muBte lie in
cine sspOliterte Belle sinitsden.
- Senrp Sensler BON Color gue.,
Der iriibsr cine Bddsrsi an 2adapanna
Nuenue betrieb, aber In ben lebten Sabs
rem, nahoem er einen 2reffer In elmer
yotteris ssnaht bate, In @runbeisens
tbum ipsfulirte, begging Dienita9 abeno
Sslbitmorb. inoem er iid in 9sgenwart
ieiner @attin uno Shmi9erin init einsnl
Wsssermeiier 3Wsi Sti6s in ben pals
perieste. Seu9ler nebrte fi6 uerIwsi'
felt, ais feline Satin i'm an oem 8ors
baben binbern lpollte, uno aud Der 9es
rufsue ar;t bate Wtiibe, ibm aus Oie'
fem @runoe Seiitauo 3u lsiiten; feline
Yermunoungsn ermisien ii9 mad elmer
Stunoe oils tOotlid. Der SslbitmDr.
Der lit uujpelfelbuft an tsmpordrsr
@eiltssltOruns, oaour4 ueruria6t, oaB
sr bsfiirbtsts. iein @issntbum wiiroe an
Wertb uerlieren.
-&. 6. gSills pon WfaSiion aue.
nue. uno Bant Strnse, Yrdiioent Der
SepItone Brau @ompauie gu Dunmore,
erbielt Dor mebreren 2Bofen einen
Briei, in peldem seorobt Duroe, oaB
feline @obuuns nit DDnamit in bic
4uit seipreust werben piiroe, tpenn er
uiGt an elmer semiiien Stelle gu sport
Sill s 10000 beponieren piiroe. Ssin
Bsrpalter besab fit nit benz 9elb uat
Der beSei1neteu Stelle uno man bate
allies arransirt, I'M Der 9erle babbaft Su
peroen, absr niemano itellte iih elm
uno ss pnrSe aud isitbem fsin 8eriuh
gsmaHt, bic Drobun9 ausjufiihreu.
gBillS' 9teruen nuroen ourh Die Drobs
uns in sinsn iOldeu 3uitano ueriest,
oas er pnbriAeiuli6 sur @rboluns na9
sltlautic @itg ssben piro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-06-03
Bon Der Sabfeite.

Stn munteree TnaDletn pal Del oeH
Gbsleuten Ssrmann on GrOpn aueuus
isin @ri9eiusn seHaat.
SRI. Glbsrtiue 8oos pom Nlosr ctr.
unb Srant Samm bon RittstOn Gusnus
wurben Dieuitas WtOrsen in Der ct.
Wiarisnfirds ourd Pfarrer Pster @briit
gum Sunb fiir's Sebsn sinssissnet.
Das @omits, psl9ss nit ben Sorbs.
rsitunsen fur ben ausflus Der 5risosns
@smeinOe bsi6ditist LIT, prldsr am 23.
bs. Wits. uad Safe SobOre itattfinoef,
pirb alls 8ortsbruneen MAIDEN, Inn ben
Ebeilusbmsrn on oem Gusilus einen
isbr ansenshmsn Gag 3u bsreitsn, unb
msnn bic SBittsruns siinftis 1T, 10 iollte
bsrielbs re6t 3ablrei6 beiudt weroen.
Serr unb Srau abrabam 8si6el uOn
geoar gusnue uuo sllber ctr. fsisrteu
am Srsitus oas isltsue 5sit Der sOlOsnsn
Sohseit in ansenebmer @eiie. Gbsnbs
iano elm informellsr Gmpiuns in ibrer
8obnuns itatt, 3u wsldem fit ibre
6reunoe ,ublrsid sinitelltsn uno Su Der
@elessnbsit berSlid sratulirteu. aud
murOsn bic Subilare nit elmer sIn,abl
biibi6er @sihenfe beoaht.
Das Dienitus at1ao I'M Spceum
Ebeatsr ubssbaltene SOnSsrt bes Sum
ger Wtdunerdor :rpies iid als Elm
sldu;enosr @rfOls uno erfrsute iiA aud
sinss isbr itarten Bsiudss. Gin wirt'
lih an,ishsnbes PrOsram mar fiir BIZ
9sItgenbsit arrau9irt wOroen, abel
ielbitueriidnoli6 biloeten 3mei Oium.
mern. buS in Oiew Yort uOrSutraseno'
Breislisb uno zines Der sroBsn Wtaiien'
t0re. bic 9auptanSiebunS bsioe wur'
De in tii6tissr Weiis uOrsstrassn uni
oas uIlSsmsiue urtbeil mar, oaB weur
Der Ysreiu bas Preisliso 3u Stem Yorl
ebeuiO selunssn uortrdst, wie am Disn'
itas Abeuo, 10 lit ibm Der erits Prsie
iider. Die lu slsider abssbultsns 3ieb'
uns fir ben Ponp uuo bic 9utids ftsl
;u @unitsu BON Jlo. 36O63 aus.
Der % Sabre alts 8atrid Tools bon
Proipect auenue wurbe WtOntas abent
our6 einen Strsit, Der in Der ee9eniibeI
lie9enOen S8irtbidaft bss Soc 3infOsfg
uusssbrOdsn mar. 3ur Stslle 9slOdt
uuo pdbreub sr on Oem @sbdubs uorbsi
sins, wuroe er BON einem Der itreitenben
Stalisner als elm Ssinb bstrahtet unb
erbielt uOn oemislben einsn Stih in ben
llnterlsib, Der als fatal be3si6nst wiro.
@r wurbs in lsbsnsssfdbrlidem i3uitanb
naf oem Staat Soipital senOmmen.
Goole's anSreifer ma6te iif mad Der
9bat mad isinsm 9oitbaus on FrOipset
aUenue, mo er iid Dabridsinlid feline
8aari9aft hOlts unb emit flob. Die go.
liSei usrbuftsts ipater ben 3oftbsrrn
9ouis Pasco uno einen 9oltsdnssr uas
mems @aspar Montello, neil ansenOm'
men pirO, oaB iie Oem @ntflObsnen Ssis
itan6 lsiitsten. Goole lit friib seitern
WfOrssu isinsr Ssrwuuouns srlsssu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-06-03
@eraeffet es nicbt

unO itimmt fiir Sofepb @itus,
ben Oeutidsn SunOiOutsu fur Surp
9Ommiiiar uuf Dem OsmOfratii9en Ti'
dst. @r Wirb bafiir iorsen, oaB BIZ
Oeuti6sn bel Der @si9pOreusn'aus'
wabI in Ssrsdter 8eiis usrtrstsn psr'
ben.
Sorpubl am 5. Sum- 1909, BON 2
bic 8 llbr gta9mittass. 21,2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-06-03
9sra6tbulle Is Gents
@ei9e, ret9e
MeiIalineS
III 58c bic Gle,
biz bcnte Nbcno.

8iQfommene 3adridt fur Die
Srau, peIde paiIenbeS Material
iudt fur cine Rartie bon neuen
CONNER Saiaen uno Sleioern.
limb uie seitsendb Die @ele9en'
beit-pie paienb-filr aIle filnfti'
oen Gommerbrdute lmo Die 9lud'
feliae gbiturientin. Die geraoe lest
nit Der gluSpabl zines panenoen
Materials fur baS neue &leio be-
i1dftist iein miro.
gS siebt nidtS wiinidenuertbe'
res-fein Sabrifat miro einen
ar0bercn ocer sefdlliseren GHeft
BON feinem weibliden @ei6mad
aeben, oils pie bieie pra6tpole,
peide uno anbdnsenbe We1aline
Seioe. $500 Glen famen bon
Dem rssuldren bOdsraoisen gor'
ratb, beren resuldrer Rreis i'm
aansen 2ano Is GentS 1T, wabr'
enb unier 4reis bis beute Nbeno
nur So Gents Die glIe betrdst.
Sebe gle perfeft, 10 Boil brett
unb pradtpoa fdimmerno in per'
fdiebenen Sarben.
gine porslsIids Is GentS Suali'
tat MeNaIine Seioe gu nur 80
GentS Die Glle.
Geioe 0spartement-linfer Our1'
suns-Saupt 6lur.
G!ebeW arehuuse,
l21.l27 Wyoming Avenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-06-03

- am Disuitus pur6eu pom @sri6t
flint @beihsiOuu9en bewillist, uemlid
Seunarb y. SlOs uon Goitb q. gB.
SIOb, Wtslifa SiiiOu BON Sumes Sii'
ion, 9arrp SuSbss uOn Cora Susbes,
@liiabstb Sellers uOn 5ranf Sellers
uuO 9snfiu BaItsrs uOn eiSiis 8ultsrs.
= Rufusl sluitiu usriudts Samitas
Sta6t in elmer sSirtbiduft gu SlO 6Orss
ben Suiieppi Wiatiicci gu sri4isBsn /;
cine Susel Ourdfurate Die S4dOslbuut,
bic anbsrs issts ii6 i'm 9uls feit, isOOd
lit feline Der @uuOsn ssfdbrltd. Guftiu
ma6ts fi9 nod Der SdisBsrsi uniidt'
bar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-06-03
Spbe 8arf Ncttsen.

- 8si ben @bslsuten alfreb 9assn
BON Sisf Npsnus bat iid Elm T6dter'
lsiu sinssitellt.
- Das @obnbaus BON 9. 8. Bil'
liams, 1884 S9ldssr 8OulepurO, tuuros
Dfittpod Rorssn bur6 Ssusr fuft total
,srit5rt unb elm S6absn BON 8 5000 an'
seri6tst.
- Ssrr 0m. ErOitsl, Der mobile.
fannie Messsrmsiiter pon Sadion Ctr,
bot bas Blair @issntbum on Glib Wtain
apsnus gum Yrsis BON $3.50 fdufli6
ermorbeu.
- Der Messsr 9Ouis Stsdsl BON
9userus. s.StraBs, Der unssbli6 psrfaul'
ties Sleii6 pertaufts, tpuroe OOnneritas
fir elm ssridtlidss @ridsinsn untsr
$500 Siirsibaft Ssftellt. -. -.
- 8illiam Yriee, Der uts aOftSdussr
Der Srau u. 8. 5Or BON 9ujsrns ctr.
Sisis I'M stpa $40 in 9leibunssitiider
beraubte, wuroe am Srsitas in @rman'
ssluns BON $500 Siirsi&aft benz Sc
fansniB iibsriaubt. @insn Ebsil bel
seitOblenen Sudsu bate CT usrduBsrt.
ben anosrsn bate sr nod bel ieiHsr Ser
buftuus i'm 8siis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-06-03
(@arbonoals @orrsiponoens.)
Gin 9ri9aftsmanu iGreibt.

Gin 0eif]aftsmann i6reibt. 9err
9. Steneele, 1908 Charles Ctr, Waib'
inston Ssisbts, Su., Der mOhlbetunntt
Blumensdrtner, ihreibt: .Wtr baber
ben Sorni's alpenfrduter in unierer
Ssamilie gebrau6t, unb i6 muB iasen,
er bat nunoeruolI semirtt. gSir f0nn'
ten uns feline before Wteoi3in miinihen.
0fsine Snei 10dtsr warsn iehr franz,
10 bus Der srOBte 2bcil pon oem Dusenb
Slaihen in unierer eiseneu Sanilie &C.
brauht purbe. SD m6dte serue asent
fir Sbrs Wieoi3in iein, aber i6 babe
einem sroBeu 8lumsuseiddft uorsuite.
ben; i'd wsrbe mir aber Wiiibe seben,
einen assntsn fir Sis ,u finoen. Sn
Der 3wiihsn;eit weroe i'd bic yeute d.
reft on Sie Jermeilen.A
Sorni's Nlpenfrdutsr bat einen uu9e'
broHsuen Reforb bes @rfolseS als Elm
blutreinisenbes uno Der @eiuubbeit 3u'
trdelihss Wfittel, nslher li9 iibsr elm
Sabrbunoert 3uriid eritrsdt. @r III fein
yaoenbiiter in ben apotbsfen, iouoern
elm einfa6es Sausmittel, nsl1es oirstt
suseitsllt piro ourh 9ofal.N9enten, un'
geitellt pon ben @igentbiimern, Or. Better
SSabnsD & Cons @ompanp, 112-11s
90. So1ne Gue., Chicago 81.
Sorni's sllpsrfrduter Blutbslebsr III
3u babeu bel 0eurp Waltsr, 1011 @eoar
Npenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-06-03
AuS benz oberen:x bale.
(glr4bal6 @orrelponbenj.)

= gu Pedpille fiel am Disnftas bel
Der Seimisbr uon Der arbeit 5rauf 3ud
tobt nisbsr.
= 5rau Marsarst 8ers III am DOM
neritas gia6mittas 3u ardbalo seitor'
ben. Die 8eritorbene iiammte aus
Deutidlano, mar felt ben lstten Sab
rem in arabalb pObnbaft unb puros
Samitas beerbist.
-Sames MurraD bon Mapfstb,
Der ii6 Sonntas NIT msbrsren aamsra'
ben uuf ben Siidfuns bssebsn bate,
fisl nabs 9srrid Centre untsr einsu 9ob'
lsnjus, als sr oenielben uerlafen Dollte,
nobel ibm Der redte slrm 70 bOs jsr'
mulmt puros, baB man ibu ipdtsr i'm
9iotbfull SOipital amputireu muBts.
= 8illie, Der 5idbriss Sobn bss
Srso. Bourfe pom Sermpu, erbielt aHi
Dienftas yiahmittas ihauberbaits
Branomunoen, als er NIT anberen Sins
bern Yapisr uerbraunts uno iid babel
bic Sleibuns in 8rano ieste. Sbus
ben Ssiitano BON mebreren Wtdnnsrn,
Die lid nabe Der Stelle befanoen, mart
Der Sleine uu,nsifslbaft uerbraunt. 80
mar CUR 3sit fraslid, oh sr iia wisosr
erbolsn wiiroe.
(Garbonbale @orreiponoen3.)
- Der 25 Sabre ults Ridarb Parrp,
psl6er srit iiirslid BON @ales bisrbsl
fam, purbe am Sonntas, ais er iid II
9rOnion's 9ats au SiiO Canaan baosts
plOslid uOn Srdmpfsn bsfullen uno eb'
ibm feline Sreunoe 8siftano leiiten tOnn
ten, psriant sr i'm @uiisr uno ertranf
Die 9si6e fonnte erit mebrere Stunber
ipdter sebOrsen werosn.
Milford chronicle., 1909-07-09
TYPHOID MARY
WANTS LIBERTY
Woman Said TO Breed TyphuS
Germs Gets Out Writ,
ISOLATED FOR TWO YEARS

Experts Say She Is the Most Remark
able Of the Fever BaeJHi Carriers IN
Country and viii Have to Remain
aPrisoner All Her Life Unless Court
Frees Her.
New York. June 31-Aftar being
kept prisoner in quarantine on North
Brother island for two years though
not committed by a court Mary NAL
lon a cook was produced before Su-
preme Court Justice Giegerich on a
writ 1f haheas corpus in the hope Of
regaiuiug her liberty
The woman. who is known to the
health department as Typhoid Mary
declared through her lawyer that She
was illegally deprived of her liberty
In opposing her application the
health department alleged that Mary
had become menace to every person
with whom she came in contact. as.
while herself immune. she had the
power Of communicating typhoid fever
to others invountarily. however
The cook stated that she had been
treated on North Brother island like
a leper and had been compelled to Oc-
cupy a house by herself. her only com
paniou being a dog
DR. William H Parks Of the health
department. says that Mary is one Of
more than two score persons in this
country who are known as typhus
bacilli carriers and that her case IS.
the most remarkable Of all
The germs are supposed to lodge in
the gall bladder and to be carried
from there by the bile. Meanwhile
new germs are taking the place Of
those that are carried away
The expert declares that every ef-
fort has been made to cure Mary who
is a remarkably healthy looking wo-
man. but, according to Dr. Parks with 7.
out avail He believes that, unless
the court orders otherwise. she will /
have to remain on North Brother
island all her life
Milford chronicle., 1909-07-09
'QMAN MOTORIST KILLED

: "o Others Injured In Wild Dash
9own Wilkes-sarre Mountain.
hkes- Barre, Pa, July 7. One
"9SIAH4g. dead, another perhaps fatally
MgWsG and two others slightly hurt
Is tne result Of a wild dash Of an auto
nloOlij down Wilkes-B Barre mountain.
Ine gdead woman is Mrs. James
Ausn S. of this city Miss Laura Can
non member of the Luzerne county
par WAS probably fatally injured.
James Hughes, the husband OF the
dead woman, and the chaffeur were
n hurt
4ns machinery of the automobile be
came disabled as the automobile was
uescel ding a steep grade. Losing con
trol the machine, the driver was
unaol4 to stop its wild flight. and it
dashe9 down the mountain until it
sIIucN sharp curve and plunged in
70 "I Igh embankment.
Milford chronicle., 1909-07-09
MISSION WORKER
| LIKES CHINAMAN
byS Il Was Her Fault That
Celestial GarGSS8d Her.

Pittsburg, July Z. - Sarah Crew
1enteen years old. a teacher in one
- the Chinese Sunday schools here,
- sent to the House Of the Good
= Ipherd where she will be held as a
.,- hess to appear against Lee Fulk, a
:, B-keeper. and her Sunday school
- IL, in whose dive she was arrested.
- refused to testify against Fulk.
!, is charged with a serious crime.
= 1laring she liked him better than
y other man she knew and that if
= - we're found caressing her, It was
fault and not his.
eat pressure has been brought
~ ~ the police to give up the crusade
y y !ear they will entangle well-known
2 .~75 les.
ilian nay, another OF the youthful
~ hers, refused to give up teaching
ln after her Chinaman had given
lsr Yhe bracelet he had promised her"
Milford chronicle., 1909-07-09
HIGH TARIFF ON
FANCY SMOKES
Duty on High Priced Cigars
Raised From So TO S6.
BILL NOW ON HOME STRETCH
Senators and Representatives Look
For Adjournment In Week Beginning
July 1s-Tobaceo Tax the Only
Amendent Not Adopted.

July 1s-Tobaceo Tax the Only
Amendent Not Adopted.
Washington July Completing
the tarin bin in the committee OF the
whole, that measure was reported to
the senate so that legislation pr0Id-
I ing for customs duties is now regarded
as on the home stretch. Most OF the
senators and representatives now look
for adjournment in the week begin
ming July IS
Senators generally desiring to OBJ
tain a reprint OF the bin as amended
before further considering it, the sen
ate adjourned TO afford senators an
opportunity to look over it before talk
ing further action The adjournment
was taken with the understanding that
when the body recouyeues all sections
Of the bill that senators do not desire
to reserve for further amendment
shall be agreed to en- bloc.
The senate then will consider the
tobacco tax. the only amendment not
adopted in the committee OF the whole.
When that is disposed Of senators Will
offer and votes will be taken on nu-
merous amendments they have reserv
ed TO be acted upon when the bill, In
a parliamentary sense, shall be in the
senate
As reported by the senate committee
on finance the bill retains the exist
ing rate of So thousand on cigars
weighing more than three pounds q
thousand with a proviso increasing
the tax on high grade cigars This
prOviso fixes a tax of $6 a thousand
when the wholesale price is between
SIS and s110.
Where the price is more than $40
the tax is fixed at SO a thousand On
cigars weighing three pounds or less
a thousand the house rate Of 81 is re-
duced to Is cents a thousand, an In
crease of q cents over the existing
rate.
The rate on cigarettes weighing
more than three pounds a thousand, /
the house rate of SO is retained, but on
those weighing not more than three
pounds the house rate is reduced from
$3.50 to S125 a thousand. which still /
leaves an increase over the existing .
law The house provision classifying
rolls of tobacco wrapped in tobacco .
as cigars and those wrapped in paper
or other substances than tobacco as
cigarettes is retained
Bars Use of Premiums.
The tax on snuff is fixed at 8 cents
a pound The tax on chewing and
smoking tobacco is also made S cents
a pound. and this rate is made to cover
fine cut, cavendish. plug or twist. cut
Or granulated tobacco of every descrip-
rion. The existing rate on snuff and
tobacco is 6 cents
The use of coupons or any form of
premium slips in packages Of tobacco
is prohibited by a new section Of the
bill This section is considered to be
broad enough to prohibit all forms Of
rade stimulants through the promise
If gifts. and will apply to retail sales
lf cigars from boxes as we'll as TO the
placing OF certificates in packages.
The laws governing the sizes Of
packages of cigars are re-enacted. Ad-
litional sizes Of packages Of smoking
obacco are permitted by the senate
amendment It is provided that the
lew taxes shall not take effect until
July T. 1910
Milford chronicle., 1909-07-09
Motor cvsrist Killed.

While h. was returning from At
lantic CITY 0n a motor cycle Fred
Setter aead twenty years. Of Vineland
N. j.. coIidad with an Atlantic City
express train near MAYS Landing NJ
j.. and was instantly killed His body
was picked up by the crew of another
train and removed TO an undertaker's
at NAYS Landing
Milford chronicle., 1909-07-09
Many Jews Massaered.

Lemberg Austria Hungary July T.
The Lemberg ewspapersreport ris-
ings in Bessarabia. southwestern Rus
sia. Mobs have attacked the landlords
and Jews, 100 of whom have been
killed.
Milford chronicle., 1909-07-09
AUT0 b DASHED TO PIECES

-FOUR occupants Were Injured When
Motor Turned Turtle.
StrOt 4-t.,.., Do rni, Snaa7iuo
down steep grade. an automobile
owned by J. Jackson OF Philadelphia.
turned turtle, ejecting its four occu-
pants II. C. Jones, Of Conshohocken.
the Chauffeur was severely injured.
ana hrry Springer and George Alb.
Derlse+ Of Wilmington Del, and
Franz long. Of Buck Hill. were rem
dered Unconscious. The car made two
comp'e lie turns and was dashed to
Milford chronicle., 1909-07-09
KILLED WlFE'S LOVER
husband Returned Home uoexpeet

husband Returned Home Unexpeet.
edIy and Surprised Pair.
PottsFi.le. Pa. July Setting a
'ap tor his wife and her suspected
.Fer Michael Mo0sic. Of Morea re-
.rned home Unexpectedly ana found
7r IN the arms oil Charles Matilunas.
.ooslc drew a pistol and shot Matt
inas through the abdomen resulting
his death in a half hour. M0osic is
Xty years 1f age and his victim
rty-hve lie gave himself up and
.ys he shot because Maukuuas broke
) his home
Milford chronicle., 1909-07-09
coloring Of stocking KiIls Woman,

Mrs Phoebe Clayton Of Freehold,
N. j.. a widow thirty years old. is dead
at Long Branch of blood poisoning
caused by dye in her stocking Her
leg was broken in an accident and
some Of the dye got into a wound
The amputation OF her right leg failed
to save her
Milford chronicle., 1909-07-09
Thrust - Throuah GIass q -.

In her anxiety to kiss her husband
farewell at tine Charleroi station near
Pitsbure Pa. Mrs Marie Antonio.
Of California neglected TO take the
car window into account and thrust
her head through the glass. She was
severely gashed on the neck and is
not expected to survive.
Milford chronicle., 1909-07-09
SCRATCH CAUSES DEATH
Bainbridge Merchant Dies In Great
Agony From Lockiaw.

Lancaster, Pa. July 7-Abram D.
Hess. a prominent merchant Of Balm
bridge, died from lockjaw as the di-
rect result of small scratch on the
nose sustained a week ago. Hess jump
ed over a wire fence inclosing one Of
his properties and he fell a sharp
barb inAieting an apparently trivial
wound
Milford chronicle., 1909-07-09
bin priok Causes Death.

PicEiua MP a little child PLAYING in
the street on his way home from his
work al Porsyille Pa James Went.
zell aged thirtyeight wears q Phila.
delpha & Reading fireman living in
q suburb OF this place pricked a finger
OF his lett hand on q sticspin in her
dress. BI0o pois1n.ng resulted. sur
2 eons could not auay the poison pro
gress and death resulted
Milford chronicle., 1909-07-09
IECK BROKEN. WALKS HOME

iNmer Reaches House After Fall IN
a Barn. But Soon Dies
Lancaster pa, July With his
eek broken aaron Kreider a farmer
t near rswa Hill walked, unassisted
rom his barn to the house. his death
}llowine shortly after
lHe wal working on the overhead
his barn when he slipped on a log
hd fell tl the ground, a distance OF
Fenty-siE feet.
Milford chronicle., 1909-07-09
Murdered whue Kneeune IN Prayer

While j. E Noser aged forty seven.
was kneelin- iu prayer in church near
Chicot Tez Roy F. Burnaam aged
nineteen his soninlaw rose in his
pew and fired three shots at Moser
killing him instantly BWnham's wife
who had recently Left him was beside
her father when the shooting took
place
Milford chronicle., 1909-07-09
aov shoots little Girl.

bury Mass, July because
len Coffin eight years old, ask
mother to Duy one of the tick.
..h she was selling for a iuve-
hter1ainment. eleven-year-old
+ AIcy took his fathers rife
3e child through the head
injuries which will probably
faH
Milford chronicle., 1909-07-09
SHOT FLEEING NEGRO
Alleged Forger Fatally Wounded BY
Oklahoma Bank Official.

Oklahoma City Okla, July Earl
J. Litteer. assistant cashier Of the Sc
curity National bank here. shot and
fatally wounded A G. Hudson, a ne
gro, on Broadway, in the business dis
trict. The negro had been charged
with forgery. and fed from the bank
with Litteer after him.
Milford chronicle., 1909-07-09
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LookIna For Arm to eraA On Man.

Looking FOR Arm 70 Grant on Man.
Billings. Mont, July doctors Of
this place are looking for a man with
an arm to spare, dying man preferred.
They intend to graft the arm on ].
C. williamson. whose arm was cut
of by a train.
Milford chronicle., 1909-07-09
stepped In Front Of Train; Killed.

Bethlehem, Pa, July I'm trying
to get out Of the way Of a train. Ed
ward Evans, twelve years old, Of Free
mansburgh. stepped in front Of an
other train and was cut to pieces.
Milford chronicle., 1909-07-09
,edl rvinq to Save Friend.

lore, July 7.-At Rock Creek.
" resort, John Johnson was
while attempting to save
ROWING his friend Harry
who had ventured into water
) for him, and who was also
Milford chronicle., 1909-07-09
~ LandIord Die.

Mass. July 7.-Bobert n
he landlord of President Taft
ned door neighbor in Beverly,
H,e{tor in a large number OF
lanies, died at the Massa
qeopathic hospital of in
a d by being thrown from
Milford chronicle., 1909-07-09
h BURNED TO DEATH
Spark
from Leftover Fire Crackers
lnnites Her Dress.

Ig0ILEs TIT DTSa5'
oC'a.ville Pa, July while help.
Ands shoot off what remained
MO Iday's fireworks. Mary DOYLE.
luc kar Hill. was burned to death
spar from one OF the fire crackers
iglO her dress. which famed up in
nuyl The girl breathed the flames.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-01
SOHTHERN RAILWAY

y B--Fol0Eing schedule figures published oily
as Information and arr not guaranteed.
Fer Atlanta Birmingham. Mobile New ORLEANS.
Ashevile. ChattanooEa, Memphis a. II and ie.I
p II daily Dining cars
For Roanoke. Knoxville Chattanooga. Memphis.
New Orleans. 1913 ?. q. daily. Dinius CATS
For Atlanta. Birmingham Columbia. Charleston
Augusta Aiken. Sara1nah jacksonville. ard FLORIDA
points. 40 p n Eailr Dining car serTicc-
Tourist fGT Caiu0Tuia. tTi-EeeAtv, 40 p
Local f0r Hzr-ssc-1hu7v- a. r. daily: AS p n
weekdays; so- Daryille, 80 G. n. daily. and 20.
Chaziottesvlle - g. II sud 455 2 II daily.
Frequent trains 70 auG from Bluencut-
L s. BROWN Gs1c-al Agent.