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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-12-24
CHURCH SERVICES

*Etkton NJ. E. Church, Rev H.
A. G. Wesierheld, Pastor. Sabbath
School at West End Chapel, e.Is;s
Specai Christmas Service will be held
throughout the entire day at the
Church as follows Early morning
sermon Of praise and prayer beginning
at o'clock. Preaching, srh;e-t.FT1.A
Christmas Pilgrimage" andliendering
of Christmas Anthems. 1890 a. m,
special program Of Christmas Carols
and recitations, in addition to the
Christmas lesson oi the day by the
Sabbath School, p. m. An appropirte
Devotional Service of Christmas Song
and Exhortation by the Epworth
League. Gas p. M Christmas hymns,
sung by the cogregation, Christmas
music rendered by the Choir, and
Christmas sermon by the Pastor, sub
ject: "The Name OF Bethlehem's
Babe" 7.3o p. m A cordial invitation
is extended to all for each OF these
services.
*Trinity Church, Elkton. Services
with appropriate festal mtsic, will be
held tomorrow Christmas Day) at
1890 a. M. and 7.3o p. M Attention
is specially called to the hour OF morn
ing service-haf an hour earlier than
usual Gin Sunday mornings The Sum
day School Christmas Festival will be
held in the Parish House on the eveits
in gof Wednesday, the 28th at 1IYJThe
exercises will include the singNyg OF
carols with other Christmas music;
rectations and reading, The Story of
Christmas in which are introduced
characters ard events connected w;sh
the Saviour Birth and Infancy The
occasion viii be one OF interest to
young and old and cordial invita-
ton is extended to al.
*Trinity NJ E. Church, Chesapeake
City Rev. Edwin Gardner, PhD.,
Pastor. Services tomorrow (Suna
at TO- 80 a. m and 73o p. m. Subject
OF morning sermon: The Visit OF the
Wise ckn." Evening subject: "A Won
drous Cradle Special Christmas
music will be rendered by the large
chorus choir, and Mrs. Annie Berger
win sing Hail Thee, Redeemer,"
from Rubenstein. On Sunday evening,
January /, the choir will give grand
concert, assisted by Miss Madeiins,
Davis, of Philadelphia. Silver offering
taken at the door.
*Christmas at Presbyterian Church
AT 1890 a m the Sunday School
will hold its special Christmas exer-
cises, rendering the beautiful Christ
mas Service, entitled, Angel Voices" ;"
| consisting of choruses, readings, reci-
tations. &c. The Pastor will give a
short talk on the Christmas Spirit. ;"
Evening worship at 7.3o, when the
Pastor Will preach ON The Coming
OF the Prince OF Peace" All are very
cordially invited to these services.
*Diyine service Sunday next Christ
mas Day. ST. Marks Chapel, near
Perryvile, 1890 a m. Morning
prayer, sermon and Holy Communion.
7.3o p m, St. Mary's Church, North
East. Evening prayer and sermon. All
are cordially invited.
Service will be held by Rev. H. NJ.
| G. Huff in the Church of the Good
Shepherd, Chesapeake City, tomor-
row Christmas Day. at 1880 a. m,
and in St. Andrews (Goldsborough
McmoriaD Church, Andora, at 2.45
| q, m
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-12-24
Canal Not Yet Closed

While the Chesapeake & Delaware
Canal has been kept open by the use
OF tug Tor breaking the ice, barges
find navigation risky, and most OF
them have been tied up. The Lord
Baltimore broke way for the An
thony Groves early i'll the week,
through Back Creek Ice was reported
heavy off Turkey Point and Howelfs
Point, and IRON Havre de Grace to
Spesutia. Skating was reported fine
on the Susquehama with ice six to
seven inches thick and probably thicker
at this time.
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THURSDAY.


W. s. Evans, Esq, closed the argu-
ment for the defense and States At
torney Albert Constable for the pro-
secution in State VS.. Euge,e Reed
The State did not press for verdict
OF murder in the first degree. and the
jury returned one OF inanslaughter.
Reed was given a sentence OF five years
i'll the Penitentiary. Judge Adkins
told Reed that the Court had never
heard better character given to a
colored man, and this probably led the
jury to find the verdict they had rem
dered.
Harry Wilson, colored, pleaded
guilty to the charge OF selling liquor,
by persuasion of a party, who told him
it would go easy with him, thinking
he might give tips as to other o.
Tenders. The States Attorney asked
for suspension OF sentence, in view
oi Wilson's persuasion or deception,
which was granted
George Williams, coored pleaded
guilty OF selling whiskey to George
White, colored, ON the steamer An
napolis at Fredericktown, and William
Thompson not guilty of selling whis-
key to the same witness at Cecilton
He was tried before the Court and
found guilty. Both defendants were
fined $Ioo and costs with the alterna-
tive OF 81 xmonths in the House of
Correction James Jeter, Linwood
Ruey and Joseph Wilmer, all co!ored,
also indicted for selling liquor, had
cyaded arrest
Dominica Rosso, known as del Coto,
an Italian, in charge OF the store room
in a shack where hands laying the
American Telephone and Telegraph
Company's conduit line in this county,
lodge, charged with giving away beer
to Henry f. Mitchell in the store, was
tried before jury Omar d. Cro-
theirs. Esq, and Lee Hecht. Esq, Oh
Havre de Grace, his counsel, at the
close OF the testimony withdrew his
plea of mot guilty" and entered one
OF guilty. and Rosso was fued $Ioo
and costs which was paid The Court
gave warning that future offenders
giving away liquors at their places OF
business would be given the full pen
atty OF the local law, which Rosso had
clearly violated. Court was adjourned
for the holidays lGdil 10 Il. IN uI,
Tuesday. January g.
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MRS. MARY A. POWELL.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

Miss Duella Davis spent part of this
week with Philadelphia friends.
Mrs. Clifford Armour has returned
to her home at Greenhurst after spend
ing few days with Mrs O. C.
Giles
Mr.. Thomas Garrett, oi Washing
ton College, Chestertown, is SPEND
ing the holidays with his parents
Mr.. Damian Alagia, who is study
ing for the Priesthood, is home for
the holidays.
A number OF young folks enjoyed a
jolly sleigh ride on Friday evening,
December 10. Leaving from the home
OF Mr.. c. S. Garrett near Childs. AT
ter going distance OF about eight
miles, the yreturned to Mr.. c. S.
CARROTS wherethey had prepared for
them refreshments suitable for the
occasion. The remainder of the even
ing was spent in music arpd games.
Garrett, Mary Bake, Dora Glenn, Bes-
sic Hartnett, Mamie Hartnett Messrs,
Ernest Biles, Evans Dunbar, Ra
Davis. Preston Dunbar and Kenneth
Mccullough. A Guest
Miss Harriet Evans is visiting her
sister in Wilmington.
Frank R. Scott took business trip
to Virginia this week
Mrs Clarence Perkins enjoyed the
company OF her niece, Miss Ruth Tuft
of Kennett Square, Pa, this week
Mrs. r. c. Lewis will receive her
friends at her home on East Main
street from four to six p. m. next
| "Wednesday i'll honor OF her sister
Miss Cannon. OF Cambridge, Mass.
Mr.. Jacob Dean enjoyed a visit o
his daughter, Mrs. F.. X. Frazer and
| children, OF Richardson Park, neal
Wilmington, this week
Mrs. Harry G. Herscher, OF Phila
delpha, and Miss Elizabeth B. Bou
chel.e, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
man Bouchelle. formerly OF Elkton
now OF Mt Holly, n. J., were married
on December IA, at the parsonage o
Twenty-Ninth street Nj. f. Church
Philadelphia. by Rev. c. Lee Gaul.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard S. Vincen
and Mr. and Mrs. ]. S. Sloan enter
tanned this week Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
ID. Appleby, of Red Lion, Del, who
were married at Christiaua, Del, NJ
+. Parsonage, on December IS, BY
Rev. Charles W. Spry. Mrs. Appleb,
is sister OF Mr.. Vincent
MIR. and Mrs. John G. Constable, al
ter trip South, are at the Hotel Shir
ley. Baltimore.
Mrs. F. S. Rovitti, oi Elkton, i
visiting her son, DIR. P A, M. Rovitti
at his home at Richardson Park, nea
Wilmington
Tomorrow will be the iftieth ami
versary OF the marriage OF Mr.. anc
Mrs William r Boulden
Mr.. Kent Vickers. OF Broad Neck
Kent county, and Miss Ethel Solway
OF this county, were married on De
cember II in Chestertown, by Rev
| DR.. f. T. Little.
Miss l.. B. Mayer OF Philadelphia
and Mr.. and Mrs. V B. Algard, o
Charlestown, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Grayson L. Bennett.
| Mr.. Cleveland Reynolds and Mis-
Edith NJ. Jackson, both of Woodlawn
were married on Saturday at Asbur.
| NJ. f. Parsonage by Rev w. M. Nc
Cam.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Evans am
children, of Savannah, Ga, arrived her
on Thursday to spend the holiday
with relatives.
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REYNOLDS-CARROLL.
Susquehanna Ice Found Salty

The American Ice Company, it is
stated, will mot fill its houses at French
town from the Susquehanna this win
ter, as the ice is briny, owing to the
low stage OF water in the river during
the summer and fall. The company
usually cuts $500 tons, employing 400
men, at 81 per day and about 90 men
are required at the ice houses in sum-
mcr. Stoppagc OF the work will az
feet business in the nearby towns TO a
considerable extent
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-12-24
House Burned Near Pleasant Hill

Fire caused by faulty llue, it is
supposed. destroyed the large frame
dwelling om John p. Smythe's prop
cry. near Pleasant Hill, last Friday
morning. Part OF Mr.. Smythc's furni-
ture was stored on the premises as also
some Oh the household goods OF w
liam 7. Bonham, who, after selling his
iarm had moved into the house the
da ybefcre the fire, were destroyed.
The loss was partially covered by IN
SuranCe.
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A Timely Tip
Elkton, Md, Dec.

Elkton, Md, Dec Z.
Editor CECIL WHIG:
Dear Sir-I have just read the
WHIG'S report OF the last meeting
OF the Improvement Association and
the many good things there discussed.
| want to suggest that some OF the
active, progressive citizens who be-
long to that Association Improve"
the sidewalks in front of their own
doors for the protection of life and
limb of pedestrians who travel North
and Main streets. am not inclined
to depreciate the value Of the Associa-
ton. but you know how much better
preaching is VIXEN backed by little
practice Yours truly,
IL t1,iai,
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four days llncss with pneumonia Her
vices in St. Francis Xavier's Church,
near Newark Her mother, three bro-
theirs and sister survive her.
MRS. CASPER GARRETT.
Mrs. Elizabeth w. Garrett, widow OF
Casper Garrett, died on Monday at
36I3 Powelltor avenue, Philadelphia.
in the 8oth year Of her age She was
a Mss Williamson o. an old Quaker
family Of Delaware county, Pa. Her
husband formerly operated paper mills
in Chester an Delaware counties and
the Marley MEL, near Q.iilds, this
county, now operated by her SON,
Casper S. Garrett. Her funeral was
held on Thursday.
ALLEN McLANE.
Allen McLane. rs wears OF age, a
well-known resident OF Cherry Hill,
died OF apoplexy during Thursday
night or early yesterday morning. His
wife, who was sleeping by his side,
did not know he was dead till she cali
ed him yesterday morning. Eight of
their children are Ewing. The funeral
viii be held on Monday afternoon.
MRS. MARY A. POWELL.
Mrs. Mary A. Powell, who with her
husband boarded at Isaac Clark's on
East High street, died at Union Hos
pital on Saturday. Her funeral was
held on Tuesday with interment in
Baltimore, where she formerly re-
sided.
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MONDAY.

Art met at 1880 a. IN. and trial
oi Armour IS wilson was resumed.
A Testimony for the plaintiff closed at
e recess after which counsel for de
&ndant sought TO have the case taken
%pm the jury on the ground that neg
kence on the part OF the defendant
had not been shown and contributory
negligence on the part of the plaintiff
had been, barring his recovery OF
damages ON either view OF the evil
ience. The Court refused to grant
the prayer at that stage OF the case,
and il was renewed when defendants
tcst;nnGy aiecI hut the Court refused
to grant ii Decadss OF conili ting tes-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-12-24
Struck On Track By Freight

Struck by tine Harrisburg freight,
on the c., & p d. r. r. while ro5sing
the tracks at Frenchtown, near Perry
villc, George w. McVey, night watch
man at the Eureka Fertilizer works,
was severely injured, one night tbs
week.
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Port Deposits Reservoir Empty

Report says that the Port Deposit
reservoir is empty. The steam fire en-
gine was used to pump a supply OF
water but leak in the boiler put it
out of service, The town has $1,000
invested in waterworks and $500 in
fire apparatus but now hacks protcc-
ton against fire.
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ing steel knucklcs and used his knife
instmctively or on the impulse of the
moment. They also relied upon Reed 5
good character and quiet Disposition
Trial OF the case lasted throughout
the day Testimony closed at a night
session, and Messrs. Henry l.. Con-
stable and Frank B. Evans opened
the argument for the State and pris-
Oner
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-12-24
WEEKS WEDDINGS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Mr.. William Reynolds, of Rising
Sun, nd Miss Minnie Rebecca Hind
man, were married at the home OF the
brides mother, Mrs. Fannie Hindman,
at Colora, by Rev Samuel Polk, on
Wednesday, The ceremony was per-
formed under a green and white cam
opy: Miss Laura Bcnscr1, OF Hartford
county. played the wedding march.
Mrs. J. i. Richards, Jr., was matron OF
honor, gowned i'll white silk and carry
ing white chrysanthemums. Miss
Hindman, the brides sister, was maid
OF honor, gowned in green six and
carrying bouquet OF lilies. The
brides gown was OF white silk messa-
line with crystal trimmings and her
bouquet was OF brides roses, Mr.
Chalmers Reynolds was best man. The
color scheme OF the house decorations
was green ard white. A collation. was
served to the many guests attending
the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs Rey-
nolds, on their return rom their we'd
ding trip, will reside in Rising Sun.
REYNOLDS-CARROLL.
Mr.. J. Brinton Reynolds, of Peter S
Creek. Pa, and Miss Armstrong B.
Carroll, niece OF Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
X. West, were married cn Saturday
at ''Nerdall," the West residence near
Rowlandville, by Rev. Carroll Maddox
i'll the presence of relatives and few
friends, the wedding being a quiet one,
owing to illness i'll the groom's family
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-12-24

Miss Ruth Carhart was more or
less hurt by fall on the ice oq Day
!ast weeS al Calvert.
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JOSHUA GREEN.

Joshua Green, well known farmer
oi the Fourth district and veteran
q. the Civil War died on Tuesday at
his home. near Andora, aged so years.
A sister survives him.
MISS MILDRED PISER.
Miss Mildred Piscr die don Sunday
Al ncf home III lie First district, after
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MISS EVE ALEXANDER.

Miss Eve Alexander, daughter OF
the late J Fl. and Margaret Alexan
der, died last Thursday, December IS,
at her home near Akin. Her funeral
was held on Saturday, with interment
in ST. Marks Cemetery. near Perry
Vile
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AtttStpu.

- 9tad elmer ldnssren 9ranfbsit if
am Dienitas in ibrer 8Obnuus on @ar'
rOu StraBe Wtar8aretba Wa6s i'm al'
ter bon 10 Sabren seitorben.
- Der DiDbelbdnbler abe Rosinsfp
BON Siio Wiain StruBe le9te elm puar
SOien, Die 5000 in 8anfuoten entbiel'
ten, in iein Sett. als er iih DOnnsritas
0taht sur Hube besab, unb als er Srei'
tas WiOrSen erwahte, fano er bic SOien
in bem SpsiIe,immer uno bas Selb mar
fort. Gr mar pon ben @inbrsdern
Our6 @bloroiorm bstaubt pOrben.
- Wis Soispb ailpatrid Don 5ros.
tOpn frhb SOnntus DtOrsen eiu Dtdb.
den beimfihrte, ipur6e er on Der @de
BON @bur6 unb Butler StraBen bon
3mei Widnnern. NIT bsnen er friibsr am
abeno einsn BOrtps6iel bate. anss.
balten unb NIT 3wei Suseln bssriiBt.
bic iebOd ibr 3iel uerfeblten. Die Ruis
bes Wtabbens perIdeubten bic Serle.
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gBilses. @arre Ra6ri6ten.

- 9u3erns Gonntb wirb beuer ben
Deuti6sn Gag am 1s. ausuit 3u Sar'
usg's Safe fsiern.
- -Sn Sajleton sebsnft man sinen
3nsis bes Deutiden Bunbes 3u sriiu'
ben, wsl6s giadridt NIT @snustbuune
aufsunsbmen lit.
- Sn 9taniicofe 1T pOrlesten Wtitt'
nod Der 65 Sabre alts, Dor 40 Sabren
na9 amsrifa einsswanosrte Safob Sals
iter ssitorbsn.
Der 8irtb StanleD Tarmeuter
BON 8reslau erlas am Dienita9 i'm @itp
Soipital BEN ainnbadsnframpf, psran'
labt bur6 cine unbeoeutenbe Wunoe on
elmer Sanb.
- Ius Der amtsitube BON Wtagor
anifisn murben Sumitas giaamittag
$75 sntmenSet, bic ber Sbreiber Sranf
8einis in elmer S6ubtabe ueridlo1eu
bate, wabrsnb sr auf furse 3eit aus
sing.
- Su unisrer StaOt 1T Die Gppbuss
epidemic TO sefdbrli6 uufsstretsn, oaB
man bic Silfe Der ftaatliden @einnb'
bsitsbsb6rbs in auiprud uebmen muBte.
Das BaKsr ubtOdenl lit in alien 5al'
fen ratbiam.
- Der 40 Sabre alte Bergman an.
brsp Sassertp bon Blains purbe am
5reitas Morssn in bsr 9iO. IA Penni.
Soblsn 60. 3ede ourd einen 5all BON
Selsssitsin uon ber Dede sridlusen.
Sein SanOlan9er entfam unuerlest.
- 8orlssten Montas ftarb i'm Siau'
ticote 9Oipital 6rdulein Gnna asller,
20 Sabre oft. Die SeritOrbens mai
Disnitmdb6en bel Der Safob Bergman
5uuilie su @len SgOn uio mar am 9aa
3upor uon sinem Strabenbabnwasen ab'
seitiesen. ebe er unbielt, nobel iie mil
osm Sopf auf einen Stein fiel uno siner
S6aOelbru6 erlitt.
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500 Selcbuuua 500.

Die esIr Oisfsr 3situns wsrSsn fid frtutB, ~
nfabrtn bdB IS psuisRsus zine esfiirhtttl
aranibtit gtebt, prltt bic Wiituitafi In al
itrsu Smftu ,u btiIsn I'm Stanbs III /; SaGs
Satarrb Sur ii bic siuliss isBt bfr GratliGtn
SriipniGaft bsfanntr pOiitIps Sur. aatarrb .r-
fC.etrt ale zine &Oniiiiutipnsfranfbfit siut rpn-
liituttputls 8tbnnoluue. Saas aatarrb. Sur
ptre innsrIib stupmmtu unp pirft etrtft auf
eas 8lui uHp bic IhIsimigtH CbnaGhtn bss
Spfftms, eaburb bic Grunblagt hfr stranftsit
;erifErsub unb esm patitnitn Sraft ssbfnb, ins
BEN Tt bic GUnlfitutiSn hts SSrptrs aufbaut
une btr Naiur Su ibrtm @nft biIft. Die Gis-
enibiimer babsu 70 pitl 8trtrautn ju tbreu SeiIs
TrGfttn, eae lit finbuEbtrt Declare 9tlUbnung
fur isbsn 6aII anbisttu. ben fit tu firtrsu Der.
ftbIsu. 9abt Gu& cine eiits bon 3susui1su
fpmmtu. Dan abrtliiTt:
8. 8. 9btHtY s. Co., 9oltbp, 8.
En- Bfrfauft bon alien ApptbtftrH, 75e.
SaPs 8amiIisH.p piIsn Fnb bic bsfsH.
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Stabtrath.
Select Council, A. auguit.


@r.Rupor Dimmid's Plan in betrefi
Der ACKNOWLEDGMENT wuroe in oieier
Hsriammluns bel enbsiiltiser esinn8 be-
itdtist. naboem Der Wiagcr unb Staot'
fontrOtleur in einem ansebsfteten 3erti'
fiat bsitdtist hatten, OaB bic 8emtllig'
ung oaiiir cine giotbfallbswilli9uns lit.
@leidiaus paro isne ReiOtution oes
untsrsn 3weisss ansenommeu, wel4s
ben Wtugor ermdbtist, bic pOn RObsrt
Surlsp unb 6. y. Stur9ss Der Staot
ssi6enften Parfs auSunehmen. StaA
siiuitiser 8sridtisuns ieitens bss So'
mites beitati9te man bic Srbinans fur
einsn itdbtii6sn 0aiierfontraft nit Der
@as unb g8alier @Ompanie. Der Wfil'
lionar Or. y. 8. @arren bon 8sit
@bsitsr, Ba., elm periUuli6er 5rsnnS
bss Or. s. S. @uerbart, erbielt in elmer
bsitdtisten RsiOluiion Die @rlaubniB,
Dor benz @perbart Wtuieum in giag ans
Bart cine lebens9roBe Statue bes Or.
@perbart aufftelleu Su lahsn.
@s nurben folseube neue Torla9en
sinssrsidt: Suniien-DaB bic Sfisrts
Der International Eert Boot @ompanie
angenommen wsrbe, bic in Der Z. Waro
gum Breis bon 8 1000 Elm @rnnoitiid
fiir elm Ssusrwsbrquartisr anbistet; bs'
ftatigt. Sorbau-Das bic itabtiihen
Beamten nit ben gountp Commit idren
tonferirsn in bstreff Der @rridtuns BON
6ftentlihen aborteu am @eriatssebduoe
@runbltid /; beitdtist. Sweeneg-DaB
oas amt sinss Sisslsrs uOn @slpidten
uno WiaBen freirt Derbe, welder s 1900
oas Sabr srbaltsn uno uibt ipater wis
1. Wtai 1911 ieiu glmt antreten iOu (;
refsrirt. Saas 8aiieritOd an @eoar
Auenue unO Sr4aro StraBe; beitdtist.
Proublod-8 8ittihrift Der @rnnobeiiser
ssssn RHaiteruns uOn 8. Parfer Str.,
3miidsn OiOro Diain nnb Solliiter aus'
nues, ba Die StraBe fiir alsemeine
3wsde su iteil ift; rsfsrirt. goweu-
Sreuswess on Rsbscca slDs. nnS Swet'
lamb StraBe; be itdtist.
@nOsiiltis anseuOmmeH Uuroen fol'
ssnOe SOrlussn: SSeitere Sswllli9uns
pom $3.50 fur ~. StraBe Ssitenwe9e
Steinplutten Seitenwsse on Psttsbone
StraBs, ,pii6su giOro Wtuin uno 6s'
bscca ausnuss; Fflaitsruns uon &Oitslio
Court, pon Sinben Sur Winlberrp Str. +;
8Haiteruns uon Swetlano StraBe, smi'
lten Moro Utain uno Rebecca auenues ;
Wiarttplas an Bsit Sadawannu slOe.
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Wapue Gpuntp.

SonesbaIe. G66terlein fat ii6
bel ben @belsuten 9Ouis u. Selfrid eins
sefteIlt. Ri6tsr Searle uerwsiserte es
Donnsritas, 5rau Seona sorO sssen
8irsidaft aus Der Saft 81 sntlaiien,
ObfdOn cine BON 200 gerionen unter.
seidnste Oissbesiislids Bitti6rift ibm
uorselest wurbe. Die Srau lit anse.
flast, Ntiti6ulo an bem Wforb bes
Silas 6. Sorb burb Samuel y. Yieeo
5u tra9en. - Sn ieiner 9Sobnun9 an
DillOm StraBe peritarb am Donners
flag Senrg gDen5el I'M glter BON n
Sabren; Die BeerOi9uns fanO SOnn'
taq itatt.
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9as 1hal abip drts.

SabIor. - 9iah lan9erer 8ranfbeit
perltarb am Donneritas yia6mittas in
isinsr Wobnuus an Gaglor Str. Serr
Wii6asl Shilb i'm alter BON - Sabren.
IS ilbsrteben ibn bic Satin unb SWei
Sinber. Die lleberreite Oss Seritorbe'
nsn murben am Sonntas Oia6mittas
pom Grauerbauie sur lesten 8ube be-
itattet uuo bic Scranton unb Eaglor
@riitli Bereiue saben ibrem Wtit9liebe
bas @brenssleite. Oiah fur3em @ottes'
Oienfte i'm Sauie fano bic 2rauerfeier
in Der bsuti6en epans. 9irde itatt, mos
bel PaitOr s. 8. Setter cine srsreiienSs
Prebist bielt. Wi6se BEN Dabinseihie'
bsnen bic Groe lsi6t iein !-SenrD 0si'
bel BON Sisb StraBs trus bel Der arbsit
In Der 8pns 3eds an Wtittwoa ihmer3'
bafte 8erlssunsen bauOn.-Wtit eiuem
SOitenauiwanO BON s 5000 wirb bic ea'
dawanna GOmpanie babier elm neuss
StatiOnssebdube seseniiber ben @eleiien
BON bem issigen erritten, bas in @rOBe
25 bel so SUP uno aus Saditeinen uno
Concrete berseitetlt niro. @ins Sup
briide pirb iiber bic @elsiie iiibren, nm
alien unfdllen ubr3ubeugeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-11
McrSanfaa auf Wfappr 6apncr.

sIuf ben MugOr pom Stem YOrt, 8m.
u. @ugnOr, purbe Oienfta9 Tormtttag
an 8OrO Oes Dampfsrs uSaiier Bil'
betm Der 9rOBe4, nit oem ct cine Reiie
nad europa uutreten mOllte, BON einenI
Burden numens Sules Sames 9alla9'
ber elm 0tOrbueriud Senudt. Ser
WtOrObube feuerte orei Sdiiiie auf Sap
nor ub, wOuOH Swei feblten, bic brittle
auseI traf i'm i'm 9ulie, unterbaIb bss
Sbres, unb blieb in Der Siunlabe itedeu.
Die Bunbe an unb fir iid lit ni6t uu.
beoin9t tObtlid unO man bOfft auf Die
@eneiuns Oes Patisuten. Der slttens
tatsr wurOe mad beftiser @sssuwebr
psrbaftet uub besius Die Ibat, neil er
aus Osm itaOtiIbsu Disuft sntlaiisn
wOrbeu mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-08-11
Eiir Tramett.

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25e 0elten, 1876. Damer nieort9er
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armeln ooer Grmsllos - cine ii4 gut
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Csc Bsitsn, 15c Damsn Stnobrulf
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