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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-16
SHOT HIS WIFE.
The Early Ending Of an Unpleasant
honey00 oOn.

NV YoBE. July l5,-Augustus Eruin.
aged a.. shot and seriously wounded his
wife and then shot himself inaicting prot
ably fatal vo8nd to-day. The woman u ~
years old uas formerly classn0ate and
friend OF Nictor5s Noruui. She married
Eruin eight months ago. against their
- rents wishes Their Married hfe vas so
unhappy that she left him lasf Monday and
returned % her family. The afternoon
Fruin cent word that he Tould Ike ~ SO
her. Sne Tent o. the h0fel After sorre
Conversation the shooting occurred Eruiu
refgsei - make = stsfemeuf sbouf the A.
fair She uss taken 70 BeiieTas Hospital
He bsz 10 settled occupation bit calls him-
self 4 CON mission seent.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-16
Az ssc,ting school Meeting.

Correspondencs of TIE TELEGRtN.
LuDTNeroN. Mich. Jaly 1.-THE largest
school meeting ever seen in this city was
held at the Central school building last even
inx. Although the contest was over nothing
more than the election of two members OF
the School Board. there were a number Of
candidates for the place and much feeling
manifested. Three hundred and seventy-six
votes we're cast on the frst ballot. Thomas
r. Lyon. mill owner and capitalist. and
Thomas r. McMaster. editor of the Record.
va-a selertad
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-16

True 'tis. Ills Pity. Pity It's, tbs True.
If old Pollonius were 10 enter our store
and see the low prices at which We are sell
ling our fine Mackinaw Hats. be would utter
the above words with more force and empha-
sis than he ever did in his life. Ii il pity
that fine Mackinaw Hats should be sold for
81; but il II nevertheless true that We are
doing this very thing in order to make room
for our Fall styles, which we are now order
ing. We also have a fine assortment of
Manillas, which We are closing out. al cost.
Thomas a CKIPPIs,
~ Monroe street
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-16

Nzw YoRE. July 15-At a meeting Of the
directors of Pacific Mail Steamship Com
cent. Wa declared ". +. Conner ssid 70 =
reporter. that the company has SA0o,00o sur
pins sftsr declaring a dividend In regard
- the Australian mail business the directors
decided that they could not afford - renew
the contract On the old terms. The steamer
now used between San Francisco and Ans-
traiia viii be withdrawn November I and
used for another purpose when needed TIE
Australian contract never paid. aud the d
-arfssrs ara glad ft = terr1 mated.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-16

Gov. Ayers Address 10 Strikers at
that Place

BAY CRY. Mich, July l5.--(iOv. Alger ad-
dressed the strikers yesterday afternoon IN
front Of the Fraser house. tie counseled
them 20 violate 40 law conceded their right
% quit work until their demands we're com
piled with. but advised shem that they had no
right % interfere with men who desired TO
work for any wages OF any number of hours
per day that they and The employers might
agree upon. II they did 40 interfere
it would be his duty. a. executive,
on request 90 furnish the necessary power 20
maintain the law. and he would perform that
duty. no matter how unpleasant it would be
for HIM 20 DO 30. He wasn't present In the
interests Of either the mill owners nor the
men. but simply 10 counsel moderation.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-16
At Young BegoIe's Home.

YPsIIANTI, Mich, July ia gloom was
cast over the business portion of this city
yesterday afternoon when the news came
that Gage Begole had been killed in Detroit
while playing cricket. Mr.. Begole was a
prominent young clothier of this city, the
Junior member of the firm of Alban il Be
COLE He was - years old and the son of
Evan Begole of this city. Mr.. Geo. Alban,
his partner, is taking western tour. Mr..
Begole's funeral will be held at the resi-
dence of his father Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-16
O6SPlCA8LG PROCEEDINGS.
An Undertake. Who Buriss His Dead
BY the Wagon Load.

NEW YORK, July l5.-Lewis Russell, a
Brooklyn undertaken. was arrested to-day
upon the presentation to the Board of Health
OF evidence that he has made a practice of
storing in the cellar dead bodies of infants
entrusted to him for burial and keeping
them on ice until ne has a sufficient number
on hand To make wagon load. The object
of this reTolting proceeding has been TO
save the cost of several trips to the ceme-
terry. The charge Is made that some OF the
bodies became decomposad, causing a stencil
and endangering the public health. In one
case a body was KEEP - .i.n i've months.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-16
Established 1854.

Our National Celebration
together with the low prices,
we are selling our Dry Goods
and Carpets for, brough. 10
this city 10y far a greater
number of people from every
section of our state than ever
before on any occasion that
has ever occurred IN the his.
tory of Grand Rapids.
SPRING q CesPANY,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-16

ArtASra- Ca. July i5. David Hart col
ored| has been arrested. charged with com
nlicitv in an attempt to rob the Richmond &
Dsnvriie Day car. containing $500. and
Kill the payrnsstpr Tn Hsrt's possession
wss found the Key by which the men opened
the switch. enabling them to run ont the en-
xiue vifh which t0 carry ef the car. Two of
the i,snz are now in custody. Mounted
policn ara searching the mountains for the
ofhar frrr
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-16

Nzv Y0ss I8ly fS-In the suit of Rsiph
BsRsley against Wm- r. vsnderhilt and
others. comprising the south Psnnsylvsnis
Railroad syndicate. Chief Iastlce Se6zxick.
IN the Supreme Court. has refused - grant
the pisinhf an injunction 70 restrain the
defendants from continuing - act Under re
syndicate agreement Eg6ze SetszTick says
fnz ire zpit
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-16

ATLANTA. GA. July 15-C4eo' P. Iindley
81 New York. and c. g. Carey. - Atlanta
were arrested - dsy for forEnz Qazsengsr
tickets on the Fast Tennessee. virginia 4
Georgia Railroad. BY means u rubber
=rsusns. Tia tickets we're sold - scalpe~s
Tie uaen sre sid - have msde $500 ssch
by operations the pssf year.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-16
a MATCH ARRANGED.
A Four-Mle Double Skull Race for
$500 a Side.

NrE YoRS. Jniy l5.-An agreement has
been signed by Jacob Gsudier, John Teemer
and Wallace Ross. IN which Ross and his
mate viii make a double skull race OF four
miles aud turn at Oak Point. between sep
temhsr I and :. for 500 side. The stakes
have been deposited with the editor Of the
Turf Fsff and Farni. Ross - % name his
mate on or before August 2a The stakes
may De increased : 600 side az the option
OF Ross and mate II done before August /.
Haolsn vill visit the city so0u. Ross may
select him for a mate.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-16

t.o,snoS. Juiy is.-Ths DuiB Tsie4raph
says pasieyiuz hetveen England and Russia
upcn the Afghan question has become
seriCrs. Russis has brought forward new
ciaiuls and refuses - make c.~ncessions.
SALISBURY tzne. vhiie friendly - Gr7n. The
Ssssssrsi declares thst England vii never
condone the rep-tti0n ~ the Pen deb affair
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-16
TH6 COLOR LlNs
Drawn Pretty Closely at the National
Capitol.

WAsHSGroN, July l5.-A young colOred
man named Green. whom General Payson
more than year ago decided TO admit into
the Signal Corps, but whose enlistment was
subsequently, ordered by Secretary Lincoln,
was recently assigned duty "a assistant to
the observatory at Pensacola, Fla When
Green reached Pensacola, the observer a
white man. refused point blank to recognize
him. Pays0u. when informed of the state
Of Affairs there. placed the office in charge Of
the col0red assistant and has ordered the
observer 20 Washington "a account for his
action
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-16
FATAL FAMILY FEUO.
An Old Man Quarrels With and Shoots
HIS Son-in-law.

WILLIAMSBURG, O., July l5.-Last Feb
ruary !. X. Erwin married a daughter of
jacob Mcherman, wealthy grain and
lumber merchant of PEBBLES. Erwins money
matters became somewhat involved, and tie
eft ms wife with her father while be left to
find employment elsewhere. Yesterday he re-
turned To settle up his affairs At PEBBLES and
claim tis wife. In some way not known al
alteration arose between him and his father
in-iaw this afternoon. and the old gentleman
shot him several times, and fled. Erwin Is
not expected to recover.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-16

Our entire stock Of Summer
Dress Goods, Silks. Parasols,
Fans, Laces, Hosiery, Gloves,
Lawns, White Dress Goods,
&c, will positively be closed
out.
SPRING q COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-16

~Gisr. cannot MAKE the harb0r. As ths dit
fereui rowas were Deposited upon Iiss dook
they were escorted y the opere house - tie
hast Jordan Cornef band. After the entlrs
company had assembled within tie coInuo-
aloas and convenient oulldIug A II. orulck
shank, leading attorney " the plaoes de
lIserod shori addresf ~ welcome. he
spoke pheasant wofds and told " the reoep-
nou ssaItlng the party al the hands Of hos
pltahle OhsrleNoiA cluzeus President
Hampton responded Oh behalf of the Press
Associations. the press song sas sung bg the
imprOmptu choir, aud the company sas
separated into divisions and marched b,
members of the local Reception COMMITTEES
10 ths various hotels II the village. The
representatives OF 1Hf In-E0KAM had the
good fortune 81 be pliOled 10 tiit boiyeocrs
House, the leading hotel Of the CharleNoII
Summer Resort. Here they were escorted IN
10 the spacious dining room by the lessee
and manager h. ". Page, of Kalamazoo,
and the tables looked fair ar the banquet Of
a lord 30 tie eyes OF The faInlshed newspaper
horde.
The Charlev0ix Summer Resort is situated
upon hlgh rise OF ground Just between
Round and Pine lakes aud south of the main
channel which connects them. Round lake
IL 4 small body of water covering al area of
not more than thirty or forty acres and Pine
east and sOath some twenty miles. The
scenery about these lakes y grand AND the
atmosphere al thls season is braclng and IN
ylgOrating The resort ls laid OF N terraces
upon which are situated numerous cottages
of handsome design, and from which the
magnificent sweep OF the inner lake
l. obtained. The resort is prlnci-
pally under the patronage OF the
Bapusts and large proportion
of the cottages are owned by residents of
Kalamazoo. Detroit aud Chicago. Ihe place
enjoys cool and refreshing broezes either
from Pine lake OF Lake Michigan during the
entire season, sultry heat is unknown and
hsndsomer, more delightful spot Il would be
difficult TO find. CA account of "A threaten
ing storm the trip by steamer up Pine lake
was abandoned and the departure for PetOs-
key Was hastened. Before leaving Charlie
voix, however, the party WAS assured Of the
favorable location of the village, lie many
advantages offered the capitalist. the labOrer
and the pleasure seeker. The town is backed
up 10y "a large and rich agricultural country
and only needs 2 railroad 10 develop Its
sources and insure It's rapid and prosperous
growth. ln the best of spirits and with ia
vorable winds and waves the party started
for Petoskey on board the City of Grand
Rapids" and the Paxton, leaving the City
of Traverse" 10 return and take up lts regu-
lar trip 10 Chicago.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-16
Wheat Booming.

Nrz<Ss. gaiT 1s-fhs prios - wheat has
advanced raridig duriuz the past to days.
creating a seuai-psuic o. the Bosrse. snS
csrssnz r act sz1tstiou sn1o1g members -
tne Com Erchsrge
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-16

sy,-cisi Di-psfrh ns TVS rxI.s8Rss
fcs1s. Iuly is.-An op~n SWITCH eaused the
dersiirnent ~ an engine On ne Detroit,
Iauianx e Northern train north ~ here st
ff g -iock
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-16

SsRsSsc Mich. Taiy f5-Durinz bard
rain storru lsst nizht the -esidence of Wm.
Sarsrenut. ~ this place. vas struck By light
ninir and badly damaged.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-16

Manslns Enlv fS-The reports of ~
axfsence ~ eboie~s Ia this cifE and iu TIE
Prpnnce ~ Raliasoe< are couhrIned.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-16

Besides the seventy thousand 90 NOR. peopls
who live IN and immediately around fsrsDd
Rapids. there are tbousapds - tourists y. suk-
plier with suitable clothing and We desire D.
call attention 80 some - our summer Eauip-
ulenfs We undertake. o. supf,lY tl,e wHsiis - the
male sef n tiie matter - apparel from tl,e tame
the infant lesses ~ isby elofhire nnd 1,uU -,
kilf stifis ar through al the aiags- 20 kuict,r-
hockfrs fof small bes fiss end sf,i,ei euifs f.,r
Youths md iounF Me- lain rect sni's fs,r
uida e-sg@d ssd oid fnefl. Nc' oniY - Sss- ia,
oefcipthes - evsfy csscsiI,fiBn and al ti,s 10
eubrsrsd ~ fhe tern Furnishing o. Pin
ines " rni fheru Toufists sisifins ,,,.
northern issies So shvr-s Nonnisins -isi,...,,
light uyercani srs iiebis ~ eyfe-lefs.s sa-i,,,
discomfort. one - fils nicesf fhing, - trs.al
wsar sseft r.. 10 ke-falk Jas.kai -.
Tourist pis'ed bieuss ~e iisss ti,er ir -vsri,ss
patterns snd TIrios~
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-16

We would rnss1'ior uur handsome Kilts sua
Jerseys. ~ nies Sailofs suiv 90 q uisin .,
I'iess's~i biopse hui' fbe1 49, nuf sxpar,siv.
sadinf a. "xirs per- - f~o - si,1rt o. lsse
pau's - ts ese rrsf b. - srnerResiry ssd ~,
M farges - iaI b. astoek = siirr Wsisfs ~ ,s
W. ffpu 2 ne1it' - 50. N'uf Fancy pe-,s.la-
and lheviof vssst wi prove sroef,ssi,ss On
rnsn1 occasions t'o' - F'r'ihls s.ssi,.e ira
'-gt ~ wan psss - ''pf pol,uis-- l..-l f-,,p,
Fiaffne' Hlli-f Wsisi
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-16

CharievoiE tad beard of the coming - the
editorial crowd in advance Fiag. we're fF-
ing from every stef IN the village even the
sh1rEirz in fhe hsrfor bad ruu its ccio~s ~
IRE mast hesds TIE cfsrulingly ie,osfed
village uTon tofa banks - the Pine river
on hiuTs hs9h and dry. vas sifve.
sfrar zers u1th cheer ard rTfus7e. Ihe
Parton uuioadsd her csrg0 ~ hnrnar
soais the f'Cifg n Grand Rsp15s" sfeafas6
n sDd did l7kevize. while bott hosts 70
t1rned 70 Isske Wlct1Zan snd reces ved tf.e
passengers from re City a Trsvsrss. =
vtsch fro-1 ~ lsrgs tonnsge and drsft -
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gS0iluc Spi,mtn.

- Gri6eriif Sboma8 9. MeSIuno
ipurbe am NtOntas sum 4pitmeiIter bon
8apmort, unS Sobu S. Wlsrria ais
icIAcr fir 8ee4 9Sono crnont.
- Der neuIide Itarfe Sdneefaq
madte in SpncSoGIe quite Sdlitteubabn
uno aud Der 6IuB iuimmeIte bon SdIitts
idbublGuicrn. Sn SawIcp bingegeu
mar trpB ct5 S6nces teine Sdlittcns
babn.
- 9tm MontdB beaann cine ;tpeirbz
8entIi&e Geri6tsiiBuna in SpneScuIe.
-9ie SoncSSoIe S6ubfab,if 1T nit
Iuftrdsen ilberfiillt.
-9. 6. 9ome, BON SpncsSule >, Sus
dependent, bat bic ,,Tailp NenS"
uon Morrjs, ST., taufIit erworben.
- Die 8snqipIpania GraOilp 8abu
bon 9ut8trn na0 SaIplep 1T nod i'm
Setriet.
SO. 6. Souoop bon SbiIaSeIpbio
ipolIte bon s Sole'S GoSp nah Der @pb'
nung icincr Gpdter on Stantou Sill
(sine 0iitans BON s Meilen) seben, iisl
abcr aus Gri6bpfung nisber unO tori
innerblIb 80 Dayes pon isinem Sisle,
Gr iUar 50 Sabre alt.
- gi6tS lit cine before 9irsI6ai
fir Die Sor;iI0Iihtcit ocu Or. 8ua't
Suiicn Sprup. oIs bic GmpfebIunS bei'
ielten oUu allen Qpoibetern.
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StdStrdtb.

RegcImdTse Sibuns res SeIcct
Councils am Donnerita8 4tenb; &elIcp
fiibrte rem SpriiB.
0as SuItiS Gomite btri6tcte 0tInitiB
iiber bic GmpfsbIunS bs8 StaStanluaIs
tes, in 9eireif ber Gsni itituticnaIiidt ees
tIaiIii;irten SttuerBcicbes cincu Sc=
ri6tIiben glusipru6 bcrbeibuiiibren.
Den Guntratt fir bic gluffIllunBen
an Der Strne 9tUenue Bride crbielt g.
8. 0aain; S0peS ipor Der niebriSIte
9istsr, bate uber ieincn @ebOt einCn
Gbed bciseiii3t, Der ni4t teaIaubiSt
ipar.
gluf glntra5 teS StraIen unS 9riiden
GomiteS ioa ber Struientpmmihdr uns
teriuden, Wa8 iib tbun Iu1e, UNI ben
Yewpbncrn fer erit(n g4arb ben 3us
unS gltBanB on Ger neuen 2e88ett's
Greet Srtlde urb GtorIestraie ;u CTS
mbsliden.
0aIeIte Gomite empfubl, bob Der
StraicrIommiidr ben 9lbSu9SfanaI an
Der NaiIrCab glpenuc, in Der l8. @aro,
tcmpprar teritcae, bis Nos Geridt cine
GntideiS.mS gctrrfen. gtppptirt.
Der StotiBCometer mb Stabtanipalt
IcaCn SGritte tbun, nm Der StaNt scs
eeniiter rem 0runbbeIiBern an 9leuntcr
Strois, iueIde Gbeile ter Straie ein8es
nommen, su ibrcm 9ted,te ;u perboIien.
StattibaBmeiiier 9luone empfobl
fpIBCute SCQcttoren fir rudItdnei9e
Stcucm fir 1855: s., 10. uno II.
@ares, s. 8. Oinabron Q. unb l6.
lGares. Z. q. 0'MuUsp; 5. @aro,
Wi6ael 6jggitbouS ; 7. 8arN, Gbparo
Mc@prmid; IL. @arS, 81. s. 2ooern; /;
g., Is. upS Is. g9aItS, Gbparb Wtur'
ptp; 4. @orb, s. y. Price. Die gla'
men uno ibre 8arOen 9in9en al eas Jus
itdnSi0e Gcmite. (Gs lit ionberbar,
ooB Juane in ber IL. g8arb teinCn
SCuti6sn iiueen fcnnte ais Collector.
g9obriheinIid bentt CT, sum Stimmen
iino bic 1eutihen gut Senu8, bic Gems
ter obcr 9ebtrsn ums.)
gluf glntra8 bon Barrett iparo auf
nddfcn Sonncrita8 (9eute) elne Spes
SiuIoeriammIunS anBeICBt.
Sine 8erprSnung fir cine Bride an
Marp Straie, in Der 3. Raro, paiiirte
brittle 2ciuuS.
9rpotS, Goodwin mo 9iirr ipurben
ala SpesiaIccmite ernannt, I'm nit oem'
ieni8en oes Common Councils bic ans
SebIi6en llnregeImdiisteitcn bcim 2csen
BON acknowledgement Su untcrIu6en.
Die S6Ifte Der SiBun8sSeit ipuroe
nit einem Streit spiihsn ben Stabtrd'
tbcn 9. S. Miubrn, M. s. OlabOn unS
Scap oufeenOmmen. bcr ii4 auf 6s8ens
icitise glntlnacn itiiBIe.
gnbIid erfOlBte 8ertd8un8.
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glrn Nctcrsbura.

- Gin 5 0lonats altes Sinh beS
9llonsU 4rice itarb am bIauen Suiten
uuS ipurOe am Wouta3 be8raten.
Der Storh brddte Dem Satpb
Starf Elm tleines Yidrhcn unb bsm
Sarl Steusr cinen iunSen Scbn. Der.
islbs 1T baIo 8rpB genu8, um III Die
Diine Su BSben.
- 9auit cure g9cibnadtss 0ei6ente
bci 9alie 9ut.ermlu.
- Die @abe Sss StideIns 1T al
mo fur lid ihon cine Ilntusenb uub
ipute ON alleiiueniaIten auf Der Saus
;el prnftBirt pereeu. Den Splitter I'M
gluse hes 9ldtitsn iiebt man p0bl,
! nibt absr ben 9aItSn i'm sieusn.
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Sine iprrtbpolle meci;iniibe slbs
baneluug.

Tie iSs6tr gIusgats bts tdttn Wtbi,intlttn
3abrbu6es, has man unttr REM ginmsn 9 O.
fetter's Naltnbtr fsnnt II nuE btrtit
unt tsi glprtbtfrrn unb lGutlidtn Sdnelsr
iibubaurt IN alien Gje1tnesu her gntini9trn
ziaairn. RuifO's. ia, in isesm ririliNrifn
lbris er gHrlliasn Grtbdlits Al blbsn.
Itirr Naltnetr il felt iibu finsm 6ilnitfinbr'
buntri rsarImibia lei Stginu tss 9abIss er'
iCbirnsu. Gr umfdbt nsbtn prafltl6tn Haib.
itldgen fir he SCpdbruna ure gSteoTbsr'
lsllung er G,riuneheit tint CREPE WFnae inis'
reiIantrr une untrrbalttnter lfidttr gstillrf,
une tas anltneariunl, bic nftrcnpmii6tn Be
rrtnuuasn, drpnpcsibn 1atrn II. I. 10. tne
itbr irrsfGltil ausstarbsiitt une ptTetn ellra'
aus superlaiiil btfuubsu rretn. Gie leSber
9lusgdtt ron 6cittttsr's 8sltuer rire paer'
iftnlid bic srSbis NuiIass sinss meobtnilbfn
Btrfss edrlttlIsn, nslbss in irlsne tintm
2auet is bsrausargrbeu murtr. @sgsn Gmp'
iaua riusr 2 Gents Sritfmarfr prrtsn fif
otrrsn Sriitttrr 4 Co., NttstHrab, Tny an
iranb Semanttn, btr in isiurr gSpbnasasne
trin GrtmyIar bsfpmmrn fasn tins pr Jon
lfneeii.
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0hbe Rarfer Notiien.

- Ser 1iidbrigc Grei6Crfnabe Scbn
Wi!liams, BON Der 5. garb. tuurce am
SamItag on bsr Srioro Orubc bon
aarrcn iibcrfabrsn uno ibm Gin Ssin 10
idper ocrIctt, cap es abSenommsn
ipsreen mule.
-S6hit unipillfpmmen ipar glnfaneS
lester @cte tie curd 9tni9ld9eSetteI
ongCtiintigte GntideibunS Der @ruben'
befssr, bab fir ben Reit beS 8interS
nur brsi Sage bic 8Ude searbeitet tpers
ben IoIlte. 9lm Sreitag iIdrten iidb bic
Micnen inoeHtn pieber auf, als bic
9tahribt einiraf. bab ipeni5ItenS i'm
Dstmter roas 3eit scarbcitet lriro, unb
ipabriheinIih aud ipater.
& Der 6eueraIarm furs mad 8 llbr
AM Samitas @ben6 puroe bur9 Elm
Seuer in bem SoIsbauie bon Ntartin
0ausban, an Sto iiebenter Strabe,
beranIalt, bas burh oas piinttIi6e Gr'
Idsinen Der Seueripebr raid se!Ditt
ipuree.
%. Rc@arr9 BAT Sas 8artpoob
Gisentbum an Der Gde bon Gbeitnut
un6 grice StraIsn ansefauit uno iuirb
isine @Obnun9 babin UerIeSen.
-Sebt 1T eS sur qbwe6SlunS bic
Svee 4arfsr 2odup, ipeI6e bon benz
Saritdtsarst ais 9cmeini9aoen ertIdrt
nirS.
-9aS Gcmite bcs lCBtcn ipeli6tn
Sdnaerfeites beIblps AM Nlittipo6
atsnS, Gin stucites Sdnserfeit in tleines
rem Maie im @lonat 8sbruar abiubnI'
ten.
= Sn Sem Continental Sdadt bers
for am Wcntag Der glrbeiter SSobn Dlcs
Gcrmat SaS Geben, alS CT bon Der Gar'
riaae AM SuIe beS Sdabtes iprinsen
ppate. Ser @erunsIiidte binterIdit
cine SamiIie.
-GS par Gin unbeSeutenoeS 5euer
in bem Sauie bon Sobn SiBbIano, in
Der 6. @arb, tpeIdes BEN gllarm 9e8en
II llGr 0ienitus gladt perunlaite.
- Seiner I6mer,bsileuoen Gi8ens
ihaitsn ipesen 1T Der bsrrIife Sbmer'
senItiaer St. SatObS Del i6On felt SaR'
rem betannt, psbipsscn bisics ausses
sei6nste SauSmitteI in feinCm Sauss
5aIte ieblen iolIte. 6anfSi8 Gts. bic
6Iai6e.
na. SeiSene Suidentii&cr fit 9Iae,
i'm See Oioe.
na. Srintt 9uifp'S Pure Malt
Whiskcy. Gum Sertauf bel Beter
3iealcr.
ng- gOcS & 9cgIe. 234 glorS Nlain
apcnuc, - Giisus, 8leds unb Wteners
i6micSipaaren Uorrdtbis, GaSs unr
WaTsr. Ginri6tun8cn unp 9lsparaturen
beiprBt. 2l
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s(ms ecm pbereu IbaIc,

- Cic .. g. & g8. So. Ioa ben
Slu elmer 3iuejSbabn bon @intOn mad,
BEN neucn @eltsn Der Woiic WpuntOin
Goblen Gompanie beabf6tigsn. Die
IcBtBCnannte Geicai6aft Bat nit Ger
GrridtunG bon GebGuIittsiten bereits
bcsonncR unb in Der per9anBcncn @c6e
WurSen cine 9lnsabl i6were MaIdinen
no6 ben Bergen Scfabren. 2tn elmer
Der 6ubren warsn sebn gieI Sor8e.
ipannt.
= Gin Smcr in gGiIIiam 9oper's
Store an Moinitraie lin @arbon6aIc)
am Icbtsn Otittuo9 ipurSe burd Sen
Obenauf rObneneeu Or. Wbeelcr &C..
IDidt cbe e5 Su iueit nm ii6 scSriifen
battle.
= Sn ELEPHANT ipirO Gin ncuer Stas
ting Stint sebaut.
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Den bieIigcu 0euti6en tpirS cs
sur bsIonecren 8cuuBlbwnS gereihen
Su t6ren, bab Sen. SronS Siscl bic
5eitr,be bei ber GinweibunB Der ncucn
Gurrbaae buItsn ipirO feline 5uiuse 1T
cine teitimmte.
- Die bon cinem Der betannteiten
5abritanten tcItcQten neuen Surnges
ratDe iino unttripcD5 uno aud bic BON
5urnlcbrer GBcr onBCfsrti8ten iinb be'
rcit, 70 bab bel Der GrbffnuuS res neuen
GumpIubes ri6tS fcbICn ipiro.
- Die in Dem SdlufenitCr Ses
Siu8tea 8lsioerbauisS ausoefcate
9SarIcr, slusltatiung iriro aufoer Turn'
ptrcin.6air sur SerIOOiuuS tommen uno
cs 1T iereS Saiiouiidet elm Coos tars
auf.
- Die neue 9upbuue 1T bereits
mter Dad.
- 9aS bpn Srau SreS. g8eideI, ir.,
orgefsrtigte pradtpoae Bouquet aus
6eccrn, peIdcS ouf Der 9lderbau NuS'
Itslun9 elm 9iplom crrana 1T henl
5air Gomite beS Surnoercius sum 0es
idsnt Sema6t tuorcen uno ipiro wabs
reno Der Sair OsrIoOit werben. Sas
Bouquet nit 8aie reprdicntilt sinen
g8ertb bon 800.
= Der Scrantpn Surnoereiu ers
WSbIte am WlsntaS glbeno icl8eneer
Soritano
I. Syu6sr, gI 3mIr.
2. 5riB Stnning.
S6riflp.. SraR Summltr
aaiimpnrt, 3. I. 6dbreubrlt.
1. 5urupart, 6riB SummIr.
2. ,. Gewarp Slaiisr.
/. 3tuspdrt, 8. @irsterssr.
2. - 9rtlina.
3uhus 9Iu9uit RotiaicH pbili
SSutl, 5rig Giirr.
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8. 8rdbner.
8sicduustn iso'r art fir bus y8 d en-
6latt sr9Cncmmsn uno plnillid beicrgt.