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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-05-21

ties with, whom Ia is Negotiating
the minutes details of ttA cost q
thelroads, he POPULATIONS hong tbe
liHe,-the RESOURCES of the e0untry
through which the route lies and
the probable business that the road
can command. The money advanc-
ed by the English capitalists must
efnecqesitE be a perpl4neHt Invest
rnent aud they wish tolznow where
their profit will come i'm. Mr.. Seho-
field has -put tho enterprise before
London market aud Ethei Practieas
bility of Investment is discussedtby
the business men outside of those
with whom he is in direct commune
Ication. He has progressed so Ear
that he new anticipates a successful
conclusion Of bis labors.
president Hagood is1ot disposed
to excite any false hopes of success
in the minds Of our peoplai He
means to build the road on solid
business principles so that it viii
not 90 into bankruptcy AS soon as
completed. This 10 the view of the
whole management Theyare work.
ing for substantial success even If
they have to move more slowly
than the patience ofthe ardent sup
porters would desire. 192si9fS
y President HagoSdo thinks our
peopleFwiA be ealledbupon to con-
tribute to the enterprise but not I'M
til something definite has been
done abroad. sOn this point be
spoke Substantially as fellows. =
Sour peopleiwilt certainlyrhave
toscontribute Of their own means
if they expect foreign capital to be
invested in. this enterprise. In the
shape that out negotiations have
now taken tbs prebabas that the
contract qaWith foreign capitalists
will be, that they furnish the
money and the material stipulated
when our people have either COM
pleted a certain am6unt of work,
or have exhibited byb their deontri;
buttons, the nuclensi for doing So,
Thisis but a reasonable assurance re-
QulEG4 D1 LuCIl vi fOAI wv II ARAtJI
ia the results Of our own enterprise
and Of thea necessity felt shereli for,
the Poadyad lltW 1sySn az bus :"
l1 The exact amountof our own eonr
tribution is still small negotiation,
but 7 do feel at liberty to say that
it is probable that when our people
are again called upon to put their
shoulders to the wheel and add to
the fifty sdd miles 4, they have al
rea " graded, it viii be with as
surance that-a building contract has
been already made for Q sufficient
capital from rOadtoie0mPieteothe
line. fr0qq II Iaidl J L4Ihitno9
e GAS. at present ADVISED ! do not
think the calf will be made until
our negotiations abroad are . more
fully developed; or antib some new
has BEEN ihtFoducedointoi
the problem before US. Those in,
charge of the Road do not expect
or intend to ask for dollar of adj
ditional subscription until we are
fully assured that its expenditure
will extend to the substantial adj
yancement of an accomplished
Road. oD
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-05-21
The senior editor of THE GA

n -
retnrned @ his post at too late al
h6nr- to gise aA1lst allied account d
his journey from Johnson's City to
Nashville with the excursion party
OF New England editors, visiting
Tennessee at the special invitation
Of Commissioner New hirter, who
met them at Lynchburg, Va. The
party numbered thirty-four editors,
representative jourpalistsof Maine,
New Hampshire, Vermont, Masss-
chusetts, Connecticut and RAodd
Island, accompanied by six ladies.
they were met at johnson City on
the morning IF the lIth by repre-
.sentatives of the press Of Knoxville,
Morristown, Jonesboro, Johnsep
City and Bristol and a delegatien
from the Board of Enterprise at
Knoxville.saaAt an early hour after
breakfast special train took the dis
Observation-Disclosures the
narrow guage railread to the Gran
Derry ieraace anu mines :, Inc ne via
ana tnfiihng scenery IN the gorge
.nrousn Wnecn Inc stem ..e Wlnuer :,
nounced sublimely grand beyond
anything to be found in the New
Englahd mountains, An nour OF
we "S'S spe3h it y. exploring the tun-
neis % Tue hiines' furnace klliis, etc;
Il hehasnmptnohs dinner Was'spfeaed
at the hotei' after which the parity
retu ,ll, 70 yennson Olty ana pro
Geeseo tnenoe 70 hneNVllie. mon :.
"a NOR =, IN G = o. 1he,npels
oIdCne poarq OF enterprise Inc eX-
c sll be' Wers Piacea IA carriages
ana eehdue.sa5 TO .'s the PROMINENT m
austries' pupii9 lnstitntlons, etc; eI
J tne clsyy'Y Iahlns IL orr f9anh4er 5
anu a. Io inssp my gloanaS' enence
~ ASia NJ i ~ -" ~ ue Mo HaFSi y
neao ticIs l'aee- ~ A1e nVs IVA a.
.,s4 ~ !. aesei' e. = ne Dahquos -
Inc na''ie 51oase was l llslIl.:e ~
2; -, ~ anu was 10 every parelc4laE !,
tf 70 tue nlgn caaraeeer oi
tng aouse anu - a sS llii III Ia
Oeit M M VI 1n ~ w. 3? s.Io p
:. X .4ase sTstss nls - % plssss may
e gsss,ees al1o -. s"s e 9r 81
y - - - az -. p ~ s 81 en-
80 T,, - IN $500 us1. Il = as -
c and bbunteans = ~ $ No.
o;t;as chattanp ~ i :.
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- Az, -: =. - a.
tell 49, nn,es wb;cb ocfs ;ts mart
tEa basf qga - & = az al,
az ;st;, ,sJsrs,s 20 ssss, :
Z noy,flIa faas ~ ~ liz =
fraternal Ia fraction and ~ ora s a. T.
oonenea Tba dtlsn;dstsd borrie ; ]
known as Mason and B;yon,s Inc
yeas snafcbed sfioi5 ,ifts :. ;;TT,sseYiY,a n5acr
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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-05-21

Chattanooga Democrat The First
Congressional, Districts in the deep.
est agony over the threatened re-
fremont of Hon Rod Butler from
the arena of politics. With Butler
In private life, Petitions lecturing
on poetry, Aft Taylor making
Fourth .ofsJuly speeches in Con-
gress, and Walt. Brownlow United
States Marshal, it would be an nm
neeesaary outlay Of time and treu
Bile to transport the saints from that
district to Paradise-they would be
happy enough where they are.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-05-21
Don't ispiIi the MIX.

..sThere is no crying over Spilled
milk !" saws the old saw EEIf yotl GATE
not snly bala but have no life 10 The
roots of your hair, there is no use cry
ing over that, either. Take both time
and Yourself nv Tie forei0ck while there
Is forelock left. Apply PaHkerls Hsir
Baisarn 20 = our hair before matters ge'
worse. Ii will arrest the falling tif Of
yeiir hair and restore rs original csslW,
gloss andas s6ftnesss Ipa4s d peri CT
elrt ssiif9 q itkfaI feslh. richly perfnm
ed. cOols. and heals the snal.,.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-05-21

10 The eVdlhnteerSsateY is now agiiat-
ed ON two. sHbjecrs;. Politics and Relig-
ION. (Pzrdon the order, but Il is the
apel) The primary convenians,
are meeting and Tesolying,. t."ResolyAd
tFfat the Denioc atic party does not de-
seryeitbe confidence lOflthelpf oplA1and,
ought to be. turned out of .sffiae, y
Again, S'Resoived' hat the Radicals are
a tdsf neafpst- baggers aRduRegfeesi,
end ought never 10 be trus ed with Of
fee" "Resolved that the Democrats,
Radicals q Gieenbackerss and an ether
kinds of hackers are. q mass Of moral
towards on the whisky question and
ought TO be forever turned out and kept
our, of, All pfflces,'', Aad so it, goes.
The uPshot of tire whole thing will be
athas4h people wilbelecta Democratic
Governor with whisky procliyittes.
Mark the prediction I-St. LOUIS Chris
ran AdUocdt6. tEN on at -iAio Ole ID
ndtidoesdOok that way new5i Doc
tor. Bate seems to be acknowledgement
question q However, as the indiea-
lions are gathered principally from
M4g Oherryis World, and lesser pen
itentiaPya organs, it may be the pre-
dIctioa depends. nbiBo7f ind asI !
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-05-21

= u.
Judah P. Benjamin, the distin-
guished lawyer and advocate and
ex.member of the Southern Gohfed-
eracy, died recently in bis apart
nients, Avenue Jena, Paris. He was
il, his seyenty,third1 year, and had
been in falling health ever since he
fell, while descending from tram
way car several years ago. Mr..
Benjamin was born of English pa
rents of the Jewish faith in, the, Da.
nish w est Indies, but was brought
up, in North Carolina He went to
Yale college but did not graduate.l
He practiced law IN New Orleans.
Originally a Wig, he Became a
Democrat in the Knew. Nothing ex-
cItement, and as such was elected to
the United States Senate from Eou-
isiana In 1852. He left the Senate
with the secession of his State. and
became Attorney General and after
wards Secretary of State of the Con
federacy At the close, Of the war
he escaped to England, where he.
WAS itnmediatslyi called to the bar
and established SO successful q; pracs
tice that he was enabled, year or
two ago, to retire with a fortune.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-05-21

The Democratic gold vGaardIiEot
the State will heartily endorse this
Suggestion of the Memphis ArdL
idAtke: As Hon. George w. Jones,
Tennesseeis veteran statesman, Hwas
in the city yesterday and leavesithis
lnerning for Springfield, Missouri
Mr.. Jepes is IS and is one of FAM
iiy noted for uncommo long .dutra-
ton Of Iffs.a b He is well preserved
in mind and body and looks and
talks like a man go years younger,
He was q conspicuous member of
the United, States congress for 16
years, from 1913 to 1885, and he
served one term ia the Confederate
ongressiat Richmond. In this crit,
ical year ID the life of the pemsl
cratic party it would be wise 70, take
counsel from the ripe Judgment of
50 abIeIa man as George W.Johesl
And to place him where his counsel
would have weight beyond, the bor
ders of Tennessee he should besent
to Chicago No. 2, as one of the del
egates from the ate-at- large {
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-05-21
sP4RTaNB1RG AMDJASaBI1tEE


do From the spattanbass Herahaeni
.es a telegram from Raleigh; M c.,
of May 1st, announced the fact that
President a. B. Andrews had paid
to Che State of North Carolina the
As606, 600 due under the contract. for
Che purchase 81 the States interest
i'm the W estern North Carolina read:
According 70 the Statements made
! several weeks ago, there. IS now
nothing in the way Of the proposed
scheme to consolidate the Western
North Carolina railroad with the
Ashsviile and SpartanBurgsi IL 10 orders
to complete the latter. But it is
noYvstated that the title of thepres-
ient .owners70f the. Western roadwill
not be oeomplete until the road is
-fnishedtothc Tennessee lines mhich4
reannpts happen until Octebers at bhe5
earliest day sAnd sosendsa anotheril
lehapter inithel history Of insincere
engagements to complete this I'M
portrait inesq Where there is will
there is a way; and in this case the
way is so plain that "a lwayfaring |
man, though a. sfoel; may mott e1r
therein.G The difficulty is, that the |
autberitesIdo not want toIoemplste
the road. But the people In this
State and North Carolina, who con- I
tributed money to build line to
AsheviIIe, North Carolina, have GER
taifly a right in common Justice to
demand its completion. There has
been at least a half dozen amest-
ihgs" Of stockholders and directors
Of the road in this city in the last
few years, but still nothing has been
2GnoL og9 ao5egns1 .s9A I
II &Iomi*A3 ~ 9ao rs gr4sg o*t
The legislature has granted
trust to certain corporators for GER
lain purposes, and this trust is
abused not only by non action, but
/ is said By a positive understand
ng which operates against the in
,erest of this State. aud amounts to
speEpetgaL bar s any farthsrPr
yress on the wbrkss dUnderthe gem |
,rala corporation law of 184I stfie
general assembly can repeal any
STARTER. arhitrarilgit may be,Jwith I
10 sufficient reason, except the sHsh7
Il obliqny of interferi ng with rights
llready granted. Bntifthese charg1 !;
's,ara true, atherejsg even no usual I
,bjectionin the repeal of the char ]
or which is practically Of: ne value
o anyane and is only a bar to what Is
las always been the ambition of !
bis State. Would it not be well {
Or the attorney general to look in
o-the after, land of still more i'm
lortaaee shouldlnat the next legis-
ature appoint committee to iaRes-
igate this charge and then act with +
he lights before themf Too much t
,dblic meney has gone into this en-
erprise to see it beconie 9 pIere foot
ALI to be kicked about from one i
to another, and to an {
wer no other purpose than to apl
ear an their Iedgers as 50 much
vested for the BENEFIT ofthe west a
u ma;bAa3T afW bFnUf n9hW bas 4
The Rich1H6nd and md DahiTvilie9 syn Z !
icats paid On May Isl $500, 900 fa4r 3
be WESTERN road Docs this mean l
be gresurrectiona oarbAsheville
oad or does it mean pnlyitsdOom? !
II q
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-05-21

'1E TIE Pulaski CITIZEN The rail-
road commissioners have "indig-
na1tly.5 answered the AmeriedH's
Showing Of their action in fixing
rates against tho interest of tho
farmer TO their own very great sat-
isikEions bHI the facts upon which
the charge4wa- made still stand out
rs bold as a blue -fiy on a bad head
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-05-21

q fsl.nafr 4TTT----ree5- ~
81 4Sitcheii LII lGardcnJ when corn
planting time has come most gar
dep vegetables may DE plated
with safety. Beets-Thih out as
soen as they are large enough to
use. s. spifach. ,sb0o9 V1Q
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-05-21

Squash and Melon Vines. That
were lplaned oR s6d9 -hnaSr. Gold
frames m may soon be planted out,
thus gaining several weeks in the
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-05-21
VESTRRN DEMOoRACF.
T6esEpu Mo Msv -

- ST. J6hsEPH. Mo-, May ID, fSS4.s@
To the Editor Of The Morristown Gazette.
The questions Of who will be the pres
tdeutfaf nsminee- Is new being pretty
generally discussed here in the West
and, as always il the case in these rde-
generate days. there are many aspiraiits
and equally as many organs to urge
theirs separate fnufvF6uaf CHAINS Each
section and nearly every Stste hssits
faverite sta tssman whoseA clailns Apen
the coenfEy,s Aspdfs Il urged with de-
gree ofAeashesanAss shat, in many fn4
stances, must carry conviction to the
-less ttroughtful-of general results That
he is the man beln for the position.
But afief al Il ! 1aAsbsisg aud eploR
gizing and pnsparipg aprefermeats the
qaessI6n az .sadk 7sg d OBI Nests harrow
% sIewn to- Few nen Who are pre-
pledged, and the thing is done. Done
sfteesa few ballots b. coaventionA4the
Of the two we bay akaaour choice. So
much for making cand dates.
II The ralehoiee of the Dem ocraey
Of the West is Tildenn Missouri viii co.
uainstrucfedito tire Chicago convent Oh u
bpteY large msjofily of6jhe delegates
are ayowed 1ildep snpporters-s lam So
strongly idciined Tp den n ard ireAna ever.
he may bsfhe proper nnanl ~ etsin my
judgments Randall II she apan to bear
the DenocraIin ctandard Da,,4.,t
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-05-21

A Washington correspondent OF
the Gresneyille Herald asserts posi-
lively that Maj. Psttibope is a can
idate tor Congress, and will GENE 20
East Tennessee By May goth and
open his campaign in earnest 2a
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-05-21

Inc Democracy Of the West ia san.
guipe and the proper wisdom !.
.slfownfa selecting candidates. this year
win mark change in the political as-
peet Of the country Missouri NAV he
relied upon Ia any event She is gal
liant and eighty Thousand strong-but
elseNhere Is to beE hsaged the fight.
Either Randall or Tilden can carry New
York, Randall can ifsithsE. aftlle two
can' carry Pennsylvania and Ohio
hence nom thisalohe he sfould be the
nsminee. He can garry q man Of the
nonbtfql States as can Tilden aha com
sines more OF the Setter Qualities for
president.
Missouri politics are not quite crys.
ktaiizedyet, however. Marmadukeis the
feadipg man fer goysinsr vim Moor.
heuss fors lienfeaaut governor sGAtes.
of this city, ex State treasurer, is
strongly urged to make the race again
for treasurer, but of his chances for the
nominatien am NOT o sire. OF 6urse.
Missouri will elect q full ticket.
1t is hardly probable that Click viii
make tbs race again for governor of
Katsas. ItNsoula bsf9lly fsr5 hlh to
make the race upon thesame ground as
of two years ago. The st. John craze
has sabsided and The Republican party
is pretty well organized again, and in
the event of John A. Martin q candida
cJs the Rep qefdaa party Gan. ION his
whis and water policy, unite. Clicks
administration has been splendid one
lin fact he is the first governor Kansas
mas = y had f9reigh Yeas ma via sshis
proud record he ought to retire from
the field. nrUoa 9Hr II
Success to Democracy everywhere
aud fisht for principle is the word,
and Randall for president, is theqRish
of Ran rcy
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-05-21

common school 4nnd be used 10
Les, SO. ~
8. Ii is uplawfft 40 son liquor
within fonr- mica of ID incorporated.
school during vacation. 10 Lea
35.
Such upon inquiry we find TO DC
the statute and some of the cases
under il. and have digested and
Published the same for the good of
both the public and those who are
ENGAGED ln the iau0r trafIie.s--a.a..-..
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-05-21

Sitting Bull succnmbs, At last o The
afafiuencos of civiiizatfah. The ex-king
slats t'signed hfesisayeI With sllo v9colli s
many for the cum OF City dollars q week.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-05-21

Yoas can lind tip-top- boots and shoes
at ]. M. Sharp'sf cerner Of Main and
Henery sts- Examine bis goods and
get prices before buying elsewhere.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-05-21

An English Veterinary Surgeon and Chemist. [
now travelling in this country, says that most
Of the horse and Cattle Powders sold here
are worthless trash. He says that Sheridan
Condition Powders are absolutely pure and
immensely valuable. FNothing On eaf1h win ma
fh to / pint rod. Sofa evefJwners, Or sent BY
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-05-21

sds No man kanaaIter the krool1 in n
dogs tail without cutting it off this
IL the way to straghtan alll kinds or
krooks.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-05-21
= pI,R]EjS lllj DjE.yT74L i.R0GNos7I0s1-

PRESIDENTIAL ioR0GN0STI04-
e ns0 - TOM. 'S'hF 7'ss =
lzgfhe coming presidential samp aign
will DO one of che mlbst exciting that
has DceurvedsfeF mssny y years.fabee
would advise all candidates, voters
and citizens ia general, to keep the
Blood and Liver ID good conditions
by using Di. Harris Blood and Llv
er Pills. { E0r aDramp Oolic4 0isoiera
Marbus, Dgaenterys and pthsriBaB !
81 Compiaints, use Harris Great Re-
lief and Lytle's Elixir. give yeur
Mrs. Winslaws oveFRi fuge
or Worm Candy for worms. a'lR
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-05-21

Success to Democracy everywhere
aud a fi2ht for principle is the WORD,
and Randall for president, is theqRish
OF BAD LUCK.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-05-21

Pass arOund the hat again, the
w4DIe Grant family are busted.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-05-21
.EOHNSOM'& ANOnYR

Neurasde Influenza, Sore Lungs bleeding At tho II
Chronis Rheumatism, Chronic Diarrflos Clroris
Spine and Lama. Back. Sold eVeryWhere. Send 70
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-29
GineS SSenermebrmalln8 Slid.
Gprtk ennneiTer 0rn6ctt e%etpit.:tt $4,000
in OCT SomiTanas20ttegie.
96 oloub's nidt," erwi0erte Der @pri

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neilter Srdnt Grodett poH Der O0mpflprlBe
go. II Der bielioen Nelerpe6r, ais lbn neltz
lib 9to6ts elm NdnteraD ans oeIn Sdlate
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Ottttbeitln9 ma6te, Dap er. &rodett, III Der
YouillQtQz toQtslotterie bel DER am II. b.
Nt. ltott9ebabten 3iebun8 $15, geo gemonnen
babe. = ,Q&0s 9iebt'6 ioult 2 sd gloub'S
nltbt eber, ais bis ib ben GepetS oatlIr IN
@0I0en babe. j..
rQlter IsSutoe, mern si9 Cir 500 ouf
Teinen Weminl uoritreGte, wilroelt On eS
Oanu glouben?" fra9te Der Gdnera0.
.GQ, uielleidt, mar bic NntWOrt.
Ser Gor1erao 9ing fort, bolte bic 800
uro iibergob tie @rDdett, benz eS lest 9Ioubz
licber erld)ten, baB Ell bod einen gliidticbet
8refier 9emabt babeu f0nnte. @rodett ltono
Oarauf Don leillem wager oIf, fleioete lid oil
unO perlu9te, nie ein Nrcuno bebduptete,
Dor Treloe in elmer ltillen @Ge alI1 Dem Gopte
81 lteben.
a0rodett BAT Dor 0ieiem @liifs faIe niez
malS oud mn $500 b~eiellen," GitBerte el1
ol1oerer Seuerlpebrmaru 3n benz 0eri9terz
~itatter; ver beSiebt ais Spribenmeilter Slpor
ein monatli9es gebalt BON $40, aber Spa'
rem mar 1iernals lelne Sa0e. Gos gooS,
auf 1pel@eS er baS Welo geponnen bat, mar
SEQ. 6S, 1880 uIo 9eDanit ben 0alptgemlnn
UDH pIoIOOO, IuOoul WI StUNttl . OH"I+|'
$15,0 900 entfolteu.
sat CT baS @elb bereitS er6alten?"
cSa, 0ber muloerborer @eiie ut Ell nod in
~ieirer Stelurg per6lieben. Nir 9uIe bo9z
ten, baB i'm Der 9hla9 riibren wirOe, rueut
er Don ieinem @life b6rte, es gel6aD aber
nidt @r lit lpeber eiu Srinfer nod Elm
&pieler, 1T etpa 5 Sabre alt unD perbeiraz
tibet. Gem 8erneDnneli na1 beabii0ti9t er,
nab leinem 0einlat6Sltaate gfeD >Serlep 5lz
riIfsutebren nnb lt9 bort ais 6ormer nieperz
3~ulaiielts
Ser Beri9teritatter lu9te @rodett ouf, bie=
Ier aber bate allf alerbullO 5rd9elt nllr Die
gtntmort, baB er Die Sa6e in ben 3eitun9en
ni1t an Die 9roBe @lofe 9e9Gngt gu leben
niini1e.
gto. 68, $50 mar bas erite 2oos, bos Grodett
jertaIS gu einer 2otterie sefauft bat, ltto lem
9liidli6er @rifI bilOet eirRleues Slatt in Der
0ei9i1te 9liidIi6er 9ottsEteipieler bierlelbN.
(Sau Sralcisco (@ol.) @bronicle, 26. 9fou.)
**** Our9AuSi9meifun9en ODER i0tirnme
Granddaughter perurioDteS frilb3eitiges @elz
tet betoer @el9le9ter miro i0nel unb
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Association, Buffalo. n. Y.
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Dim 0isnftag Nbenb n%eritarb gum Qei6z
tpelen i%etler 6ablrei0cn Treunpe uno Der
binterbIiebeneu TamiIie, Der moblbefannte,
bon ietnen Witbilrgern bod 9eadJtete4Sianoz
Tabrifant uuo WtI1ttaltcll> 9dnDler SUltuS
Bauer pl0Blih uno llncrt0artet; Elm 0cs
birniGlag ma1te Dem 2eben osS Dodge
idGBten WanneS, Der III Iebter :3eit nur
bje uno 0a ilber 8ur5atbmlgteit fla8te, etn
@n6e.
Der 8eritorbeue gait ais cine: Der Btoz
niere i'm &lapierbau in 2tntertta lHO 6elgte
fir oieien Beruf i6on in frlDer Sugcno
beoeuten0e Nulagen.
ST puroe am 20. Suit 1881 in 8erlin
geboren ullo Iangte ais 18jQbriger Sing
ling in Nerp YOrt an, mo ct balo oaraut
etnen WtIiitlaoeu erDffNete. SIN Sabre
1857 NAT eS. ais Der bon groBem liner
nebmung5geiit bele3Ite i.lnge Wtann 0ler in
Chicago etne6iliale erri6tete, Die it'd 5uer1t
oil Der norbDitlIben Gde bon Start IND
@%aIDingtonitr., oonn III Gro6bD's Opernz
bau5 befdnD. 9a5 grOBe 6euer int Sabre
1871 mari 2lueS uber ben l6aufen uno be-
raubte ben ttrebiaplen 0elOGftsmanr unt
baS @eponnene. 9o0 nit reuem Dtutb
rid)tete 0r. Bauer nj @olper's STRIDE etJe
Notwithstanding Elm, Die CT lpGter nab
benz 8almer 0auie uilo bon Da nacb Dem
iebtgen @sbGltOe an gSabalb Give. Derlegte.