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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

E Col. Black, of the Northern
Pacific Railroad, fearlessly predicts
that We shall be agreeably disap.
pointed as to the business done by
our little fifteen-mile railroad.
Well let him predict and we will
bide the time and take the conse-
auences.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

I E The wife Of Rev. c. Eells died
Mt the Skokosnish lndiAn Agency. oA
the ssh inst She ~xs 81 years u
ace, and bad tcen engaged 10 mrs
~son&ry wosk sance lsSss. the greater
T-orsson 81 whsch tlzse was spens os
THIS cuass. azong the Ir4i1aEs-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

E II the locomotive were 10
meet q COW on the track, xould it be
meet for the engineer to open a
meat shop then and there? Our
railroad officials are paving literally
for meat ON foot
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

~ Ia - q.s4s pesasAa<. sSi,g -
@~P6r.ess. n sAssA 0xs.s.
skse ths sexs k~p~sa-.a sns.s
vin - as3e vssAsxs DE q q Q
gass eash-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

I'm CocrT-soCa--ns Old d.<sric.
~chool-hoass has heen for several
weeks past undergoing ehanres and
repairs. under directioa Of the C0un-
" Commissioners. 20 A4i@pt IL foz
court purpose The hr~s floor has
issn Psrsssaoned into jury rOons.
and the upper .partnsenf arehed
and made mo . very neat and cum
forsable court rooG- The main en-
trance 10 BY . side Hlsht Of STAIR, on
the south side. The carpenters have
about finished their work. and the
plasssrers and painters viii probably
complete their laboEs in . week or
ten DAYS.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

I IL -~~ns thas oiympaa - To-
coszias qasis . hay nuakss fss d~wn
SsusGl~rs. The Crxs~T. q Poi
Te.n~r1a sraega<r. xrrEsca fs~
dxss 40 vssA h~r shard s.r<o Cd hAs
cpa~s<nsa 10 psrssss ~sss ass rn@k1sS
= good shanw h~ a~p~~@e al g :"
sh~ ~xrssu~ ssx~sng e~@F~ 30 fAs
xxczmsGv-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

s II is said that many Of the
forest fires in our vicinity have been
psrpossly set by the Indians 10 for
ward the growth Of blaekhegrses-
This - abosf - much ~ 10 knows
si.oes farming
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

Fev words 10 Our Bs~ine~ Hen.
Ever <sncs the Suspension ct the
Dasiy Cesrlsr, nearly . year ago,
she publisher Of tins paper has been
inportuned by many Of the leading
business men to publish daily edi-
ton Of the STANDARD. 1t is urged
that We have all the mechanical ap-
planes for performing the labor in
cident to the undertaking cheaply
and with expedition. This is true,
hut the proverb "A burned child
breads the fire." finds application
Just at this point. The publication
of the Olympian, few years ago,
while Improbable to its projectors,
taught us lesson that may save
loss hereafter. The Courier, which
succeeded it, although published at
Jess expense, was a burden to its
owner, and the gross receipts Of
either paper never amounted to
enough to pay the lowest weekly sti-
pend of a single city reporter. The
total receipts of the Olympian, while
it published special kilograms, did
not aggregate a sum sufficient to pay
the telegraph company's bills, anu
when this expense was no longer
borne, the income was barely sufi-
cient to pay the cost of paper, press
work, delivery and collection. When
it is considered that the issue of a
daily edition Of either of the weekly
papers, duplicates the reading mat
ter of that journal so as TO the mate
rally decrease its income-reducing
its number of subscribers in exact
proportion as the list of the daily iii.
creases--it will be seen that there is
not much encouragement for any
body to engage III the venture. 1t
has the same effect on advertising
patronage, and the loss is a heavy
aud constant drlin upon an industry
that never has, in this small commu-
nifty, received an adequate return for
the money invested and labor Incl
dent to the publication of either of
our local newspapers.
Now what we want to ascertain
of those identified with the prosperi-
~ of Olympia is: Doyou believe that
. daily journal, such as we are ca.
pable of conducting, would advance
our local interests? That it would be
q public convenience all will admit;
but would it add any thing to the
present or prospective Importance OF
Olympia, from business point Of
view? Would a constant rehearsal
of our commercial advantages and
industrial capabilities be of sufficient
benefit to warrant an adequate sup
port of a daily advocate? These
questions will be answered to-day
by the result of the canvasser's effort,
in securing subscriptions and adver
Using. If the patronage secured j,
not sufficient 10 pay expenses. the ex-
pertinent is failure and the proiec'
uill be consigned to oblivion. Ii
CONCLUSION, we quote the salutstor,
from the specimen issue of the pro
posed daily, Published Tuesday:
The DAuX Exrs<rxESr, as th.
nszse isarlses. - Al experiment L
vsll be puh.ishsd. If nj all. week
nsyh< a sacush. POSSIBLY yeEr
and Il n xsazlns thai rnmfnrs age. oil
AuuhAse~s be- e~nssuned inae&naselv
wh<fher u i. - % k~. o. not 81 he.
asp@nas nF-on tie ss@p~r ana de
Pn-za1ae IT the p1har II Il - IN 1
e<s<ssss noed. Il n takes th~ t<A
dag is~in~iv 30 -. h-S~sz. the lisss'
js9z.a vsn ss0~. xna shrss. sns
RR3, md k~s 30 esA ss p~srun,
bemnl
hnprsFs~sd. q sxzk.<ns inssre
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

E We have reces~e6 . hncs
po~zsx xnssmnelAg The cr~.aae Far
II TIE ws~Aaa<saa ls.assexias A.
sssi~sasa- The s<hshiassa sp.8 On
q q IL O<sshsx - cauAIs.D I'm
dnysL
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

E HOPS Il last years S-U~rA
cell in San FrxBes-co NJ fs0m 10 :
e~nss PER .rSuna. wkiAe o9erx of Is
e~Efs are made I'M ssax2nce, fox ekoses
lsas Of shs y<xys crop
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

@ The party at explorers that
lss our city lately for the summit Of
Mount Rainier rstarped Yesterday
report glowing discoveries of s<w
nlses md cosfrn the an,oancs-
meats made BY Previous sdvensnsers
Specimens brought hone BY them
coz b ssen al BaSnes's hank Ths
ro~k contains gold. silver and lead
and u sd BY experts 10 be capable
of yseldiag So TO the ton We
nsser dosbsed that ve are hving in
The Immediate virinity Of the pre-
eaoas metals - they sl.Oana IN na-
tures eo4ers s~.ising Osly the br.sn
and muscle II man TO sxtrlc.se ani
ufzl.ze thesa-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

EE Hoe fr>scis Hssry has been
selected 30 deliver the cp<ning sd-
ts~~s. and Hen- H. @. S<rsss ah<
aBnasl sAdss~~. ~ Tho Far IN Or
sos<x n~'xI A su~aly srxaa .sy be
lookxA sor.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

The Sound SrEAMERs.-A complete
timetable of the arrivals and de-
partures of the Puget Sound Navi-
cation Co.'S steamers appears in this
issue, to which the travelling public
is respectfully referred for informa-
ton. Capt. Clancy will hereafter
give his attention to the direction
and management of its feet of steam
ers. MIR. Harker is now Captain of
the otter, and Mr.. Bigelow Purser of
the Annie Stewart. They are all
sterling business men, of long ex-
perience in their respective positions,
and under such management the
company is certain to prosper.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

o. Thos. w. Prosch, editor ofthe Seattle
Tribune, has brought suit against Beriah
Brown, editor of the Dispatch and mayor of
Seattle, for libel, in the sum of s. 900 ola M
ages. This suit has been brought on ac-
count of a statement recently made in the
Dispatch claiming that Mr.. Prosch as post
master of Seattle, was "crooked" in his
official duties, We thought it had been
decided when brown sued Prosch, last
year, that there was no libel law in the
Territory Paper.
But since then Gov. Ferry has
discovered that there is. at least for
those of exhalted position; and we
are now awaiting to see what the
Judge thinks about it.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

q ~ ara~rs q . So ~ p~rp<~~ - $500
mnEznx o ssmaeaaA4e~ sw ea~e%<zs~ ~ 10
Rvu xsuz sz< Rr-r~szsnE Az2agD~t ~
"a g1es1s ra~sr~9
r. anx~-zAsmxn~n3 80 E~tnx21s~ ~az&A4
- So s.r @DrA 10 xs4~~s frHr<sssa asf 80
49, rM~m h. -~.< tzx r S@A~zu e -
- x,--~~.s sA~-znsun- Eat s1aszsas. hs~-
~xw~ e~sn< ~m<1xk~@ - % k@~~1 o~aF a~ss-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

LUukKA IN Ssx Fkax.1-D- TIE
C"~~sTrsai HsTuiS IL Anxsxs ssh
SAYS: For ssx nonsh. past ne have
pubaa~hed regularly eurrsns Prise
h<as of the Pine M&nzfscsurers A.
soezst,on, but knding that tl.e.s rsass
are no longer h<s,ied. AMI tha; bold
en- are 81 cutting unier" very Coz
saderatay 10 the sxtent Of several
dcllan Per thos>And feet. and that
Offers for promp, cash are snIiOu-ly
sought sf.sr. ve have thoaght pro-
per to drop the price-lists for the
present The fact is everything in
the lumber line 10 sadly demoralized
by reason Of hard times" few
buildings being erected and the fa,l-
ures Of several lumber-producipg
companies.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17
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80 T~~-w.r. - hs.z q. t1n~s.gs-<
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

A SPLENDID TME.-Just now is q
splendid time, we think, for the rail-
road officials to go after those con-
sentative individuals who wanted TO
see first if the road would be built
before they subscribed to the capital
stock of the company. We are right
here forcibly reminded of the farm
er's hoy who found an old sheep
with twin lambs in the snow on a
bitter cold morning. Boy-like, the
sympathy Of Johnny stopped owe,
and he wanted to bring in the per
rishing things instanter and cherish
them by the great cracking kitchen
fire. But the old man said, No
John, let US first see if thew live
Who ~.li be the nrst to respond
without another persuader,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

EC Olympia may ya~kly b. called
the " CIV q churehes- h Meth
o<3a<s Episcopal. Pre~sysEi.a. B.p.
ta~t, Episcopal. Roman CssSolsr
Unssarssn and Conervgsfsocal con-
plese . Inst shsek would do honor to
mach larger towns AL thsse denoG-
InstsOus are provided With sFsesous
and accessible places of voship.
presided over by talensed and devoted
pastors whose hearts are Teioiced by
q goodly and appreciative ATTENDANCE
Of communcianis- Coupled With the
above appliances, a due administra-
ton of our city ordinances il would
seem ought to secure for our people
an snviable reputation abroad. Let
oil good citizens work together for
common good.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

S No~Sman. the agent and col
lecaos. says OLYMPIA mnst have more
dwellings and tenern@nt houses
Alfhcagh b. srsuAl count, there have
ieen sonseshang Rear t~O dora
sooaiy eSasSrss erected wshln The
essr IEmSss dsr1ng the p~~s twelve
nanfks. psne xre 90 he had by IN
cuszzSg fxzilsss- Wkfl~ lsafxr IN
eh~<P sad xs~4A. hoez ah>ousa IN
esery gs~xs<r. a is no @1sw fhss az
s&cu-sh.sa ansr sor psusea.y ewners
no F~~r~rr and nsake rs>ay ssr The
p~ur~r and eoesssxaf s~e<rssoa as
shs< sxE..ss<s vho A.xe hsss sa-
tz.essxs b our hnsszfsl civ.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

- uS YrsK-N0v thas Ne nal.
rad touds are issued. u becomes
oar p<opls 10 sse vel 10 is thas they
are Ill bought IN By Aaos capital
and thus saxe 10 ThsFxsoa county
the nics little sum 81 q, 0aes wear
interest rnse<y. Anxisss hsAs sre
sliesiv cozsziny IN from skru.d frozn
e.Fstalass. vho have neither inter~<.s
nsr symfsthy IN eo@Doa vssh us.
II the bsnis 90 30 PoxsiaaA or san
Frase1~oo. there vL 60 ths interest.
also. . lassls fortune al ia.saf- The
h-on4. are &C de.oninstsons AZ ele,
% $50 and u .eso. qsiae s.6es~n,
u .r-ortea szps % >sis IL Esfle k-h
the bag ksh and . larss el.~s ot IL
terrsedasae epsssaorx- wksls shs
four per cent GosernDsns bOpas
arr srs<-illy so@ghs for. 10 not do
2~>>sc enlsrFrls< lAngu1~h-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

Tn Lrusss Psarr.-ns Mills
at Port Gsohas. Blaksly ssd Sss-
beck have ss.ia began % run nights.
The ss.P<asos Of nigis-vuk sosss
tine ago, ms in srcords.ce With -
asreenens u nzll-ovneu 30 redscs
The rsolocs Of lumher until prsoss
shosld advance esossh 10 sllos .
fair margin for pro6t As this OBJ
lsct has not vet hesn sceo@pls<hed.
% are Ct . la. 30 acoouus fSr The -
sznPtlon Of full labor by The nills
nsned As the Ti-ssas ssys. Ii
no. OHly seDalns for Mllfos, Taeo-
ms. Nsai~sa and Ssssfis 10 do the
sane. and for Cs-alsay. Ladso~ .aa
Discovery 10 Start up. 10 eject The
eo@plsse rum a bs<ise~s and o~n-
er.-
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3lMs Cuba. - Ste SSrteoenSfcier. -
SriumpDtrenScr Gtnstg oer 0c=
neralc Ganpos Muo SSoue4ar in
Ssananna. SSreaoe an alien
ESfFpft Afftn EStsNeat

y b q Il II q II. SUM. - @cneral NSarz
tIneS aampo5 fam geitern 2tbeHo ami einem
Grtra 3uge bon Gteniuegos bier oil uno puroC
rom @eneIQlcapitdu 5oOcllNr lno pielen an
oeren SiitSiereu uno Seamen empianQen.
Die tei0eN 9enerdle Uerbrad)teu ole yadJt i'll
Der gSobnuug oeS @rafeu JtomeroS bel Ger
Nc9lazStatiOn, aui Der entge9eugCiebten Seite
o!r 8ai BON 0auauna. l6eute DtOrgeu ietteu
iie aui eiuem 6abrboOte Smldcn ben IN 3luei
paralelen 3lnteH georoneten SrtegSld)tffer
Ourd iiber Die 8al na0 oieier StaOt, 100 Tie
mn llbr anlangten ua0 an Der Spibe Der
&ruppen inter algemeinem GutbuiiaSmuS IN
Die Stabt eiuriidteu, Spanier unO @nbducr
wettetferten nit siuanoer, I'M ihrer 6reuoc
iiber ble NGocrberIteaung oe8 5riepeuS Au8=
orud 81 uerleiben. Die StraBen marcn nit
Slumeu unb 8almenjmei9en bcitreut, uHb an
uerld)iebencn 8untteu erbobeu idl Sriumpbs
bUgeu, an lueIdleu Snidbriiten sur Yerberrlt-
dung Dor ,gSieOerberltcller OeS 6rieoens auf
@ubQ" augebra6t maren. 9ie Dtuni3ipalitGt
Der Sta0t pduanHa pr1IentIrte eiuem ieoen
Der belren @ener6le einen pradtpoQen, aus
aebiegenem @Oloe gearbeiteten gorbeerfranS,
AlS @eueral @ampoa au Dem 4otale oeS
,Siari0 be la Warina" UOrbeiritt, prGientirten
inn Der Olreftor jeneS Sournal5 mo .einiae
lunge Oameu etnen Sruelten goloenen 2obeerz
fran5. llnter ben Srnppen, tueldlc DIN Sim
su9 mitmad]ten, befanoen fid Die BataiQone
Gan QueHtin unO 0teuB, pelde wdbrenO oes
SiirgerfriegeS i'll batnabe alien S9lahten
ntitfdmpften. 9ie bleidjen Sef4ter uno ba8
au8ieben Der Sruppeu I'M Qlgemeinen beiuies
len, pel6en idredliden Strapa;en iie Our1
ben langen Selo5u9 nnO Oa8 un9eiunoe &lima
unterworfen maren. I'm llbr beute 2lbeno
fanO eiH Sautett I'M Yalafte be8 @ourerueurs
itatt. Die Staot 1T oOn Hrenbeu aus alien
8beileu Der Sniel geftQt. Die @enerdie Cant
pos uuo SOpeaar baben 8rotlamationen er-
laiien, i'll pclhen iie Den 3ruppen fir ibre
9lufopferung unb Sapietfeit oanteu. 0a8 OF,
fi5telle SOurual Uer0fentliht eine 2tbI9ieOs,
AOrefe Oe8 Generals Sopellar an Die 8erpobz
uer &uba'S.
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Ser s(nfrnl,r In Sncaec beenSet.

Quebec, IA. SoutonmeHe Hube
herrift beute Otorgen in oieer Staot. Siele
Qrbeiter itnO auf Die Serii9eruHg, baB iie
S9us BON ben 8eb6rben erhalteu lperOen, an
ibre Sei6dfttgung suriidgefebrt.
. Quebec, IA. SHnt.-0isU UStrifer" baben
bic ibnen 9ebOtenen Bcolngungen ansenonz
men unb itub un Die @rbeit sur:id9efebrt.
Die Solontdre peroen wabrl9etulidI beute
Deer mOrgen Die StaDt uerlaiicn. Die aus
pier SatatllOnen bsitchenoc 5teierue NOR mGbz
remb Der per9angenen gtad)t I'M 5tatin9
0itnf" eiHquartiert, uuo en Shei Der Mauns
ihaft, lpelbe meoer nit lleberr1feu, nod
0eden periebeu mar, lit in 6olge Der gtdlie
uHb Salte grOBe Strapa5en. Die 8eeroiaung
be8 lOdbrenO Der geItrigen Nuire9uug erj6oiIes
men Qufriibrer8 iOa beute Nad)mitta9 itattftns
Den, uuO OaS 0tilitdr miro mdbreno Der 2eiz
rlenieier inter 9Saien iteben, nm etwaiJcl
RubetOrun9en uor5ubeugeu.
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BaIttmore Wb, samfag ben Is. SUM- 1873

nur etne Serenabe, ionbern benz Sfeibenoer
tpurbe nod oe5 QSeitern Elm prabtpolleS qol
| oenes @eoenfseiden nit entipre6euber Sr1
| ihrift iiberrei6t. Serrabn la9te: yWfeint
6erren neb1uen Sie mein S6meiger, Sas
Sbneu bic herslid)e unb aufrid)tige 0ubrune
| meloen mag. bic ih oh Shrer Treunbli9feil
enlpfinbe, als Oanf. Die in Californian per-
lebten iieben3ebn Gage perbeu ME, nlemalS
aus meineu GeoG6tniB ihpinoen !" - 6r.
3errabu reti'te am nI9ften Gage tpieoer mad
leirer 9eimatb, Bolton, ab.
Die y@rie<giienba a IN" fommt mieDer
anf bic Stritmpfe. Seet babeu Die cn9liidler
NftionGre uno Sbligationen Snbaber Der
Babn - uno oteie ei9nen jebt 10 sienli1 ba8
ganSe llnternebmen - beiblohen, ben stpei
bereits pOrhanbenen nod einen oritten Sd)iez
nenftrang bin3usufii9en, llnb oabul6 entld|ie>
ben allen aneern srOBen 8abneu, ipelde ben
Terfebr Sipilden benz S1ten uno Beiten per=
mitteln, @onfurren3 su maden. ;3u an9ez
boten fir bic 9esung oeS brttten S9ieneil=
peges ii. bereits aufgeforbert mOrben. Der
cine Sdienenpeg i0ll nidt breitipurig iein,
fonbern ben Sabnpagen bes 0anbes i'm 9llz
9emeinen CONFORM 9enlaft iuerben.
Su Iorfolf, Sirg., ipurOe ser iunae
Sob. 8. yfobre9er pegen zines idduoli1en
ger9ebens an Der biibiden 16 Sabre alien
Warie Slabertg oerbaftet. gtObreger iit elm
8ortu9ieie uno Sdneioer auf bem gunoesz
Sabrsenae o6ranflin."
;3um 8eribte Der 8erbanblun9en oer@ e.
ralzSer a nj ung oes Central l.
Serein s." wel9er ioeben in Subianapolis,
Srb., taate, baben mir nod na63utra9eu,
baB Sr. S. q. Sftenoorf bon Baltimore uno
0r. Chs. St, gib!er bon gSeltzStr9inien 3u
8lce= Brdiioenten erludblt muroeli. @Or S6lub
Der @eneralz z8erlammlung gins auf ben nod
Rom seibidten @rlIB fol9enbe 4ntmort bes
Bapfss elm: D8ont, u. SUM 1878.- Der
Bapit oantt ben fatbollIden beutIdeu Serei=
men, Die in Contention periammelt itno, unb
e1tbeilt i6nen III 2iebe opn erbetenen Se9en
Srandbi, SaroinaI." 4ls Qbgeoronete Su
Der I'M 4uguft .. S. in @orceiter, Maff, ia
9enOen gtatioual=GpnDention Der Irish Ca
tholic Union" tpurben Die S6.
&reu,er Don Baltimore, 5ofp. S6menniQer
BON Stem, Yorf uno 9ies bon Detroit, Wtld.,
ernannt. = Sel Der abftimmung iiber ben
Srt, i'll Incident I'M nddifen Sabre Die Sab
res Seriammlung absebalten tperoen Ioa,
fteleu auf gtelualf, gt.<S., 81, auf GuanSuille,
Sub., 81 Stiianlen. = Saler Sd)menniger
bielt gum Snluiie cine 9leSe iiber Die @nt-
ftebuns unb 9eihidte beS Sereins nno ge=
badte babel Der Seroienfte bes @brerprdiioen=
ten bes Seretns, oe8 alten, ebrmiiroigen Srn.
Qutenb.
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g8m. Gtlle,t @rNamt,s @eeroiarttts,.

gtt 10 = 0 IT II. SNHI. = ,JH 0ef Nlrd)e
vQaer Seelen" fanO beute Der 1ei9engotteSz
oienit fir ben perltorbenen 0ifter8n. @uQen
Srpant inter 5ablreider Setbeiliguug itatt.
lin y llbr Wurbe bic 2eihe rad 0foslgu,
SIS, 9ebrabt uno i'm ginflange nit benz
g8uui6e be8 BerItorbensn all Der Seite ieiner
INN oorauSgegangeuen @atttu beigeiett.
gtan idldgt Dor, bent SeritOrbeneu cine
Static i'm @entral Ynrfe III Der Ndbe berie.
ni9en WaS3ini's 81 icBeu. Die @rridtung
Der lebteren Statiie mar befanntlif Die tnoiz
refte llriadle be8 Sobe8 OeS Srn. grgant, m.
bem berielbe lpGbreuo Der gntbiillunq8feier
einen idneren Sal erlitt. 0tapor Sin lit
aufgeforoert rporoeu, Shabmeiiter gu inn,
giyeu unb Seitrd9e BON @eut8 uuo 6ariiber
fir Die 8rpantzStatiie ent9e9en 81 nebmen.
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Scr MeI0ularr1.

We 70 q orf, Il. Sunt. = @el6 fliitg
81 2-3. gSe6iel itetig. Golb i9loB beute
Su 1909. gunoe8 Sb!icationen I1lofien
fef; 18S1er Coupons 1084 neue 1S65er
104E, 1867er 1919, 1S68er 10, neue Siinier
1863, 10.40er Coupons 1919. aftien l6lolIen
fau; Seem Yorter Central 1lOs, Grie 15a,
eate Sbore 615, SlinoiIer@entral 85t, Bits
burger 804, @bieasozfOrtbwelteru 51s, Bries
ritdten 7522, GiodzSslaub liza, @eltern uniOn
5el. $50.
llnteridyatan1ts 8ilau: Sob $125 ,0o6,.
963.00; eoarant $42,071, ,477.00,
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Sin idDrcGltdDer llnfoa al, Der Ieiu=
0orf=sSrooflDner SrIGe.

gtem Yorf, IA. SUM-. - 8lbren6 cine
9ln3abl 2lrbeiter beute i'm 8egrlffe mar,
zines Der 9rOBen Orahtieile Der BRO flbner
Sritfe Eerab6ulaiien, 5erriB Die 8efeItigung
0eS 5eile8 al bem Stem 9Orter @nOe unO
3hos. Slafe, iorpie SenrD Supple lpurben
auf Der Stelle 9et6otet. Yeter 9lrbers uno
SaS. Nic8ratb trrgen i9uere Serlebungen
oaoon.
AlS bas Sell serriB. rpurOe bet iogenaunte
nSdub," ein Stitd @iien uou nabeSu 900
3onnen @ewid)t, iiber bic beuahbarten 6du=
ier geibleuosrt, uub naGoem oaiielbe mebrere
Sboruiteine benlolirt unO etlid)e Seleg1apben-
orabte Serriiien bate. itel eS auf einen 5aufen
@ranititeine uabe Dem Sriideupfeiler berab.
Das 0rabtleil lelbft treunte iidl in Der Dtitte,
unO beioe Gnoen fteleu i'll ben Slug. Die
IufSugSeile, Oereu 3erreiBen Die Sataitropbe
psranlaBte, wureu berettS iriiber bei dbnliden
ID. n.kA
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9auterptte.

gtcmzD Orf, Is. Suni.-0ie Smporteure
@baS. ScOtt & Comp 9ir. 3O4, Ganaliir.,
haben fallirt. Die PaiTUa betragen et,ua
$250,000.
= Sob. S9appert, ebe6em BON ser Eirnta
Sdlappert & Shladter, @de Der 2. Queuue
unS 1. StraBe, bat auf Banferott.@ @rtldruug
angetra9en; ietHe PaiitOa ruerOen auf $2l2,.
115 9ei9att.
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Naberes iiber oet bon SOB. Swings
TT Yortsmomtb, @tr8., att Set=
ttetst SOhue beaattaettett Wor0

gtorfolf, Sirg., IA. SHni. - lleber Die
bereits fur5 mitgetbeiite SragDbie in BortSz
mouth, Strg., ltegen folgenoe nGbere Gin
aelnbeiten Dor: Sobu Swlngs, Elm woblba<
belloer Saufmann uuo angeebener Bir9er,
Der etn 9elGdft an Der 4. Strabe betreibt, mar
ieit Dem lebten @ablta9e (23. WaD fortlpQbs
renb betrunfen, unb es mar ieitoem unm0q=
lid, i'm lpieher auf before @e9e III briuQen.
Setne beiben S6bne Sobn 6. un6 8obt. 6.
Smln9S beidloiien oaber, sur etgeuen Sidler=
belt oeS gSater5 unb auberer Perionen, bieiem
6anbidelleu an5ulegen, Elm Yerfabreu, melz
Dies iie l9on pteoerholt NIT Grfolg angemen=
bet batten. als iidl Smings, ien., am ytad)-
mittage in bem 2aoen befanb, nabmen ote
beiben S6bne Die @eegcnbeit nabr; &obert
periudlte, benl Sater Die lrnle feIt,ubalten,
mdbreno Sobn Die Teieln in Stan0 iebte.
Der Sater rib iib iebo9 los, fubr nit Der
redten 6anb in Die SruittaIbe, aus Der er Elm
idarfgei9liffene8 Sl;iihermciier berporbotte,
unb itieB es ieinem Sobne 9tobcrt in bte
Seite. Ufit Dem 6ufe: 80, Sobn, CT bat
nii6 geitrden!" ftiir,te Der iuuge Nanu mic
Der unb mar menige Minuten ipGter eire 2ei=
DIE. Der Sater eutfob, tpurbe aber in Der
@oSportitraBe er9riffen uno in's GefdngnB
gefiibrt. Coroner WtattbeiuS btclt bic 2eifen=
ifau a6. Ser @et6btete mar elmer Der beiteu
iun9en WGuner bes Srtes, auhidtq uub 5u=
uerldiig; er geb0rte 5ur DistboOiit-gpiifos
palfirde oil Der 2. StraBe, mar q Sabre alt
itno bel BorueQ & 4leranoCr als Sud)balter
beihGitigt. Outings, isli., melhcr et;oa 60
SABRE ait 1T, reprdenlrt Die !. g3aro i'm
Staolrat unb 1T Mit9lieO be8 @eiunobelts-
rQtheS.
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Gin ala6ltd,er @obIenhansIpr

RepsOrIeans, IA. Suni.-6r. gS. g.
Sampled, ein bieii9er aOblenbdubler, bat bas
9roBe 2OOS ($100,OO0) in Der 9ouiiiaua'er
StaatSIotterie gemOnnen, uno Die betreffeuoe
Summe muroe inn beute im bleIigen Bireau
Der Gotterie. .@ompagnie auSqe3ablt.
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Nermif@te Sepeid)ett aus 9setus


Stem Oorf, IA. Suni. - Sob erSfinete
beute an 1903.
= Der 9alnpfer u@Olon" ift bon 9ipiniualt
angefOmmen.
= Der llnteridatmeifter 3ablte beute fir
Sntereiien $4,000 uub fir eInse5oseue OBJ
ligationen $13 200 aus.
- Die 3oll Ginnabueu betrugen beute
$269,000.