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The semi-weekly miner., 1885-02-04
A Chapter Of Accidents and Deaths
With Brief Remarks on the Side.

st. James Hospital, in Butte, has
gained an envious reputation.
Every department Is conducted
in systematic manner. The
Sister Superior, aided by
other sisters, supply every
necessary want. Their duties are
severe. their labors arduous, their
vigil unceasing, their energies un-
firing in relieving the distressed.
Folty-one PATIENTS are to-day re-
ceiving benefits In the st. James
Hospital. Perhaps 1s of them are
sent there by the county.
The rich and poor, equally alike,
receive attention from the Sisters.
Distress has no distinction in their
eyes and the only thought predomi-
mating is that distress should be re
lieved. The county poor are furnish
ed with neat carpeted rooms, spring
mattresses and all necessaries re-
quired.
JOSEPH KURTZER
Was brought in yesterday with his
right leg broken just above the ankle.
he went to the depot to see some
friends who were about to depart for
the east, got aboard the train and was
hauled out from the depot. Thinking
the train was only being made up, he
kept his seat until the traiu was un-
der full headway when he attempted
to get off the platform. His foot
twisted as he struck the ground, and
the lower bones above the ankle pene-
trated through the desh after ha wing
been snapped in two. His face was
badly bruised and ! scratched and
he lay upon the track until a wood
sleigh came along and took him
to the Sisters Hosp ital.
J.H. Rei'ey went over the dump of
the Silver Safe mine yesterday MORN
ing, with his car loaded with vast,
and was severely bruised and cut
about the head. The doctor sewed up
a fearful cash running from the in
side corner Of the right eye to the
cheek, and the patient is now rest
ing easy.
Perry Moore met with severe &C.
cidept in Telegraph gulch yesterday
morning. While chopping wood his
axe glanced ard struck his right
foot on the inside, just under the
ankle. The wound is deep and seri-
GUS, but with care the man may re-
cover without future lameness.
Pat Harrigan, whose foot was run
over by car at the Anaconda mine
on the 26th, Is doing well.
Michael Earles who had his face
mashed sometime since is nearly re-
covered and will be out in a few
days.
The number Of patien In the hos
pital at present Is Al.
The general average per month is
from 38 to 40. ,'..'>.
The Sisters report but three deaths
in the past ten days.
The register in the parlor Is open
to inspection and every fact con-
nected with patients arrival, in
juries, death or departure is recorded
therein.
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Local News.

The Supreme court met In Helena
on the 18th with full bench.
See notice Of meeting of Ancient
Order Of Hibernians at Wa!kerville
Wednesday evening.
The legislative days are welcome
and the busy reporter wishes they
we're nine miles longer.
The MoJlie McGregor mine has
been incorporated. and the stock Is
now on the Helena market.
Ed. Cantwell, who dislocated his
alp couple of weeks ago, is still In
the Alice hospital, but improving
rapidly. He will be out on crutches
this week.
Agent SCOT, of the U. n. R. r.
received, yesterday, package o
halt-fare permits for members of the
clergy. They can procure them at
the office of the company upon ap-
plicatlon.
The Bell Sme!ter Go. yesterday
started up the calciners belonging
to the old Parrot smelter. The Bell
smeiter. with all its capacity, is un-
able to get away with the immense
amount of rich ore taken daily from
the mine.
A man about to take his departure
from the depot last evening, discov-
cred .omething amiss with his ticket.
A hack standing near, he secured Its
use, came to the Butte ticket Office
and returned In just 109 minutes.
Quick time, surely.
Heartt, the popular conductor of
the Butte and Garrison "cannon ball
train, last year, came back on his
old run this week, and expects to
have Eddie Garrett with him in q
few days. So says the North West.
The Herald says: "The Salvage
Corps of the::Heiena FireDepartmert,
a valuable auxiliary at the time Of
fires, has a full number of active
members of young and enterprlsing
citizsns." We are glad oft but not
In The least jealous. Butte has the
best trained fire department west of
Chicago.
James B. Young made complaint
before Judge Lippincott yesterday,
against a woman living near the
Dexter mill. The charge was draw
ng deadly weapon with intent to
do bodily injury" From the sworn
evidence the woman threatened to
shoot Mr.. Young's children. The
case will lie heard on Monday (tc-
morrow
Mr.. Jack Rot erts, the well-known
Butte contractor and builder arrived
In the city yesterday afternoon after
au absence Of nearly four months. |
In his rounds Jack took in several
points in British Columbia and all
the large cities between here aud
Washington. Jack says British
Columbia is q great country and
destined 10 become one Of the most
prosperous on the continent. The
gentleman is welcomed back by all
of bis numerous city friends.
Daniel SearIes, editor In chief of
the MINER, takes his departure for
Helena to be absent few days only.
For over two years Mr.. Searles has
increasingly toiled In the mental
tresdmlll incident to an editors
life. His duties have been arduous
beyond the knowledge Of those not |
connected with the press. In the |
continued round Of never ending
duty Mr.. Searles has performed
more than his share and now takes |
brief respite, a rest absolutely nee.
essary, but one we'll earned. His
friends will wish shim q pleasant
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He Was Fired.

},o w. Todd went spasm0dically
off in q southerly direction, three
days since, but having met with a re-
buff at Dillon, returned Entering
the restaurant he gave his order for
dinher with coffee added.
"Madam," said George. "Is your
coffee unwell to-day ?"
"Why, no-ah-I perhaps don't
understand
"Madam, I regret exceedingly that
I must inform you the coffee is to
weak to get o2t Of the pot"
"Sir! Do you pretend to say I
make water for coffee? I-I-you
wretch --."
Geo'g' went to another restaurant.
Two Of EN-.
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Furnace Work.

The undersigned would respectfully call at
tentton to the following specimens of his hot
air furnace work, as recommendations of the
son Residence of Col. J. C.. Z. Thornton: res
idence of Hon. Stephen De Wolfe dry goods
store of Sands & Boyce; Mint saloo1,; Kruger's
Hotel AMI the City Hail. III. BLUME,
Park street, opposite Masonic Temple.
Telephone No. IS 1-1-sw-1R
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November last, but owing to the de
preston In copper the work ceased.
THE BELL
is running full force Of men in the
smelter. The rich ore coming from
tthe mine at the rate Of one hundred
ons per day cannot be handled at
the smelter and the company have
been compel led - hire the O.d Parrot
smelter's caic:ners. Three of the
roasters were STATED up few days
since and two more of the calciners
will be started this morning.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
A MOntanian's Impression of the
Crescent City.

The ExpOsition-The Cemetery and
Other Sights.
I'VE are permitted to copy q por-
ton of letter addressed to Mr.. L.
R. Maillet of this city by Mr.. Sam
uel Marchesseau, who is now taking
in the sights of the great Exposition
at New Orleans.-ED.l
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. %, 1886.
FRIEND MA1LLET: Wa are hav-
ing summer weather. 1t is very
warm. 1t makes "Old Sam" sweat.
We have visited the Exposition sev-
eral times. I assure you it is grand.
The fine arts, animals, fruits, vpget-
ables, minerals and machinery, etc.
all are magnificent, and all are ar
ranged with a great deal Of taste.
The VISITORS eyes are not large
enough; one would like to see every
thing at glance; and still one sees
nothing perfectly. It will take time
t. examine the different articles dis
played in order to do ones self JUS
tice and the objects displayed. It
will take two mon tbs TO examine
everything and render Justice
according to their merits. I
saw a bull that weighed 1000
pounds, stallion that weighs
2,70O. New Mexico, Arizona,
Colorado and Idaho and Montana
make fine display of their effects
and they are displayed with great
taste. Arizona has the largest piece
of quartz. Dakota, Nebraska and
Kansas have monuments made Of
different kinds Of grain and on top
there is statue made of the same.
Other states have cabins and mon
uments manufactured Of their pro-
ducts.
We have visited the Spanish Fort.
The surroundings are beautiful. We
have seen all the parks. Tomorrow
we will visit the cemetery and Jack
sons battle field. The principal and
most fashionable street is st. Charles.
The grounds are beautiful and filled
with fruit bearing trees and flowers.
At this season oranges and bananas
are ripe. Canal, Rampant, Esplanade
the Britiana streets are wide and set
out with trees. The weather is de-
lightful, 65 above zero. The Expo,1-
ton gains in beauty and attractive
ness every day. As fast as objects
arrive they are arranged. We have
visited the swamps of Louisiana, the
home of the alligator, also the ceme-
teries. The water being so near the
surface of the ground the dead are in
consequence put in vaults. They are
the finest cemeteries I have ever
seen, not only an account of the fine
work of the vaults, but also the man
ner In which the trees are laid out.
They throw out shade everywhere
over the cemetery, These trees are
live oaks that spread their branches
with a magnitude and solemnity that
seems awe-inspiring and terrible.
They are cover I'D with moss, which
hangs from the top of the branches
to the ground which is truly magnif-
cent. This moss is used in making
mattresses. We have 50 far met the
following Montanians Mr.. Davis,
the assayer Of Butte; D. Tuttle, Fish
Greek z. M. Buck; Dadow, Of Mia
soula Warfield, Of Butte and G. off,
Lavell,
We are well and enjoying our
selves.
Yours Truly,
s. MARCHEssAU.
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II. 8. Clark, County Clerk and Re-
corder. Of Silver Bow county. will
never loose his prestige In this COM
munity so long as he follows the
bible Injunction to Mul tiply and re
plentsh the EARTH"
The boy weighs eight and the girl
seven pounds.
In honor of the event the street up
on which the event took place last
Sunday morning will hereafter be
known as Twin Avenue.
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Contract to Let

For sinking q two compartment
shaft on the Margret Ann Mine. All
bids to be in on or before February
9Th inst. For particulars enquire at
the mine. 2-4d-td
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MARRIED.

LEE this city, Jan. 81, 1885, at
the home OF the officiating Clergyman, hev.
sc. Blackiston, N >s francois J. Smith and
Josiah 5. Lee
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DIED..

MAR ELLl3-At Twin Bridges, Madison
county. M. T., Januarv %. 1855. Pearl. young
est daughter of s. 8. and G A. Marsellis, aged
81 months and 3 days
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BORN.

CLARK-Tw1ns, on Sunday, Feb. l, 1885. In
Butte, NJ. T., to Laura, wife of H. s. Clark, a
boy and girl
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Diseases of women and children
successfully treated by DR.. E. Thiele.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-02-04
BOOK BINDING
-'-JoB PRINTING!

The MINER office is now fitted to
turn out BLANK BOOKS OF any
size and in as good style as any
establishment west Of st. Paul
or Chicago. We are al pre-
pared to take orders for any
kind of blanks, such a.
Fay Rolls, Assay Ger.
tlficates or anything
requiring printed
headings.
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THE SISTERS. .

A Visit to st. James Hospital.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-02-04

pared with 2O6 last week.
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Gold and silver property has been
bonded to the Chrystal Mining COM
pany, of San Francisco, for three
months, for $5O,COO. The company
have also leased the mine for six
months and will begin work as
quickly as the machinery can be
erected. The shaft is down 200 feet
and east and west levels have been
run Is and 30 feet. The mine is To-
Gated IN Pipestoae district, about four
miles from the warm springs, and Is
owned by Mcbride, Headley & Co.
THE LITTLE MINER
Has been sold TO San Francisco par
ties, providing the mine proves up as
represented. The purchasers will
arrive this week and examine the
property thoroughly. when, If they
are satisfied, the purchase money will
be Fpaid. J. M. Stewart and Ed.
Hickey are the owners, and the price
to be paid is way up In the thousands.
THE GOLD HILL. LODE,
owned by the Chris Weibold estate,
and handled by Henry Weibold, has
lust been bonded for $4,000 to the
3ould & Curry Co., of San Francisco,
for one year. The same company
also have q lease on the mine for the
same length of time. Work will be
commenced at once and the main
shaft sunk to a depth Of two hundred
feet.
HARRIS AND LLOYD TUNNEL.
This property is bonded to G. C.
Tript, of San Francisco. Active
work in the tunnel will be resume
about the middle Of the present
month. Work was commenced in
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8t6ter ssnd, TT 9iratmiem,

2Dndburg, Sa., 18. @tai.-9ie 9lHf-
re9uns, pelfe am Samita9e iiber Die @r=
mOrbung g. s. Seter'S burd $. 9S. Serrp
su 2ibertp entitanb, erbielt geitern NaGmitz
tag b1rd bic Seeroigung beS SpferS in ieiz
ner Seimatb, in einem anoeren Sbeile bss
@ountps, neuen &nitoB. lin llbr beute friib
erbra6en sman5ig Sewaiinete bas Setting
niB, hemddtigten it6 beS W0roers unb baug=
ten ibn auf. Setter mar Der pOpulGrite Wtann
i'm Gountp, unb cine sroBe Meni6enmense
tpobnte ieiner Seerbi9ung BEL. Serrp mar
ein SObn bes Generals 2S. 81. Serrp, GIT
perintenOenten bes Staatss s3u9tbauiss. @r
bate benz Setter Dor einiser Sett eiuen Suuo
segeben, benz bieier BEN gtamen BON Serrp' 9
S9pefer CAB. 9lm Gage beS MOroes gin9
Serrp am @eifGftsplate Seter's pOriiber,
ipobet Setter i'm S6er;e ibn frug, iparum er
ni6t bereir tdme, nm ieine S9weiter (aui
ben Sunb anipieleub) gu ieben. Sies nabm
Serrp ais Seleioi9nng auf, sog ieinen 8ez
poluer unp idob Setter iofort nieoer. Der
0iDrber ioll pabuiinrig gemeien ietn, aaetn
es ipuroen eit einiger .3eit 10 piele W0rber
in bieler Gegeno pe9en an9ebli6en gSabn.
firms freieeiproden, bab bic 8iirger bei9loi:
len, elm @rempel sn itatrliren. 0tau uerrnu.
tibet, baB baS 2pn9geridt haRptld6lt6 uon
Serluaubten oes @rmorbeteu an9eitiftet
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aur,e SabeI.9epef6em.

- Siirtiide Sffi,iere iinO nod immer 6as
nit beidGittgt, Sorpeoos in ben 8arOanela
len 81 oerienten.
- Der @Odenberidt Der yoeutI6en
9(eifsbant" ergiebt cine 3unabme al 6artz
gelb i'm 8etrage bon ,438t 900 Ytart.
- Cine StOdung iitin ben llnterbanofun,
gen 5pii6en England uno Spanlen bejiig'
lid etneS 9anbelSoerSu9eS eingetreten.
SIN 2onOon 1T nod feline 8eitGtigung
Der gtahrift iiber bic angeblite &erbaftuu9
bes britii9eu SOniuis in Satum, Sleinaiien,
ein9etrOfien.
- Garl HoiebeTD tpiro am n69Ifen 0ons
heritage BON 2OnoOn mad Baris ubreiien, UNI
bem @roien Serbert BON SiSmard eiueu Be
iu6 obiultatten.
- Der 9ompier State Of alabama" !"
pel6er am Is. 0tai BON Glasgow mad 9teus
gorf abging, 1T nit beibdoigter Dfaihlne
mad Jenem Safen Suriidgetebrt.
Der lpaniide Mariuemiuiiier Oerfitns
bette gefern in ben @ortas, bic ipanii6e Re.
gierun9 babe 6raufreih nm eine Grtldruu9
iiber bas Aufbifieu ber fran;OfFhen 6la99e
auf ipanii6em Gebiet in airita eriuAt.
-9as Organ OeS iranS0fi6eH BremterS
6rn. SriTiOn in paris preia ben Batrioti5s
mus hes Srn. @laofone uno oeS brttiihen
Sabinets pegen ibrer Gufrengun9en 3nr @r-
baItun9 oes 5rteoenS unO ertbellt Der ruiIls
iden Stegieruns ben Gatb, bic Stellun9 oeS
Srn. @laofone nid)t unbultbnr 5u MAIDEN.
-9as britiife POfbepartemeut trifft UNI
toiienoe Sorbereitungen, nm Der eruarteteu
3uuabme 6es 0epei6euuertebrs in SOlge 6el
Serabieeung BON Boitoepei4eA aui ie6S
8euniss @euit9s leiften 5u t0nnen. Mar
i6dbt, oab fi9 Die 3abl Der bei0r6erteu De,
pcihsH i'm erfien Sabre nm 80 BTojent Itei
germ tuirb, uno iiber f5O0,O fno fir ueut
Yidbie, 9rGbte, SuitrRuente u, 10. Der
ansgabt tpprbsn.
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streeiter=ltnrube ben TT Detroit.

Detroit, Ni6., IS. Wtai. - Inter ben
glrbeiteru Der 3iegeleien bel Spring &eqs 1T
elm Strife" au8gebro9en, Der pubrl9etnlt9
grUbere llnruben beruorrlfen pirO. Sente
Niorgeu rotteten fif 800 Mann 5uiammeI,
girgen na6 ben peri6ieoenen 3iegeleien nno
berlangten, oaB Die 9lrbeit eiugefeat peroe.
gluguft 2ittle, ber ii6 meigerte, Dies 8n thun,
puroe enttuafinet uno bin uno ber geftoBen,
obne leooh ernltli9 oerlest Su tueroen. SH
Suitb & Smithoiel'S 3iegelet our4idnltten
bic &uSfdnbi9eu ben Sreibriemel Der Wtaz
itine unb crSipangen 10 bic Giuitellun9 Der
2lrbeit. Die @eiammt3abt Der iretpilll9 uno
QeSmungeu Qusitebenoen betrG9t 463 Dtann.
Die ieet besablteu 20bne iiuO $1.25 pro Sag
nebit freier g8obnun9 o6er $50 bis $45 fir
bic monatlidl besablten 4rbetter. Die aus-
flGnoigen perlangen 9Obnerb0bun9 bod bdz
ben iie nod feiue beitimmten Soroerungen
geiteut. g66bren0 Der lebteu beloen g8o4en
haben Die Nrbeiter in ben ggorpertfdtteH
Der vWid)iganer @eRtreL Sabn" uno oerg De-
troiter @aagou= s@ieBersi" bon auars
d)ifen 9robbriefe nit Der 9luforoerung, bic
2lrbeit ein3uIteIlen, erbalten. Inter ben AHs
geiteuteu berri6t au9eniheiflt6 feline llrjus
frleoenbeit, uno oieieIben baben iomit feiuers
lei 6oroerungen 9eitelt. Ser S4eriff 1T bis
iett nod uidt our Sei6iisung Der 6abrIten
oufsefor6ert ipOrOen, bat ff jebOd bereit ers
tlGrt, Elm aufsebot su itelleu, iobalb es oers
lanQt miro.
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Der 9eutf6e Correspondent.
Npi8en oeS sSnres, Se.t ffd) Gapitat,
Sontun tttad1te.

Salifar, N.=S., 1S. Mat. - Ser brts
tide aonliral Cir Sobn Gommerel 1T iiber
Capt. SOpton's S6er5, Der barin beitanb,
eine Sorpebobiile an bem britiidlen Srie9sz
9umpIer y@arnet," ais berielbe bel Statens
Sslano Dor 4nfer lag, Su befeiti9en, 'ebr
auigebradt. Sesnegen lieB er Sapt. Sano
iO9leif nit ieinem Sdiff na6 Saliiar fome
men. Sci Der anfunft bes r@arnet" aielblt
puroe ioiort Ser lieutenant, Der in tener
gtaGt bic gBa9e aui 0ed bate, in Slft 9es
nonlmen, uuS Cir Sobn iette Elm Sriess=
serift elm, bus bic 9lrt Der Siibruns bes
Sdifiss fir Die 3eit BON Der abfabrt bon
gioriolt on bis gum @intreffen in 5alifar un-
teriutlen iol. 0tan bGlt es fir ebr pabrs
ifeinlid. baB Gapt. Sano ioiuohl, iute ietne
Sffisiere uno beionberS Der, pel6er III le=
ner Na6t Die @ate bate, oeSbalb proseiitrt
merben, neil iie Die nOtbi9en Soriidtsmab=
re9eln sesen Serpebos II. |. 10. ueriaumt baz
ben, obsleit iie itd) in Der ytabe eines Saupt=
quarters Der Senier befanben. Sas Srie9s.
geridt beitebt aus ben Sapitanen Der Sf)iiie
vIortbampton," uEenebo8" unO u6antonle; :"
Yoriitenoer i1t Der QoHIiral.
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6eor8 Sidert's sebeimnisuo oaer
SnN

Yett8o lille, Yenni., IS. Wai.-Sm be-
na6barten Srte ISABELLE fam elm Wanu, gtaz
mems Sidert, auf biSber nod uuaufgeflGrte
gSeiie um's geben. 9eOrg 8idert fam Dor
Sabresfriit bon 0eutidlanS mad ISABELLE uno
fano bel Der gSittpe Strtnser Sei6dftisuns.
Die gSitttpe fano 9efallen an Sifert, uno
es betBt iie babe ign gebeiratbet. Mtan bate
ihr erSdblt, Sidert babe eine Srau NIT orei
Sinberu in1 alten Saterlanoe, fie moate aber
nidt baran 9lauben. @eitern Ibeno iab man
cine lomeit unbefannte Yerion bos Saus be-
treten, nnb faum cine balbe Stunbe na6ber
bDrte man swei S9iiiie fallen. Qls bic Na9z
barn berbei faluen, fanoen iie Sdert am 3d.
ben in ieinem Slute lie9en, uuO in einer
9tabe lag etn Yiitol. Surse 3eit mad oem
Sorgan9e febrte Srau Stringer uad) Sauie
suriid. Infdn9lid ba9ten 9lGe, es bauole
f6 nm einen Selbitmoro. 0tan fiilumerte
fd) ni6t I'M ben gebeimniboollen 8eiuf
Der Serpunbete lieB fid inoelien iiber oenielz
ben in ben peni9en lidten au9enbliden, bic
er nod bate, geniigenb aus. @s mar leine
6rau ans 9eHti9lanb gepeien, Die ibn be-
iudt unb iidb fir ietne Sreuloiigteit gerd6t
bate. Sie 1T ebenlo ipurlos mieOer perz
idpnnoen, ruie iie sefonmeu mar. Der
@tann farb, ebe er meitere angaben iiber Die
Sor9dnge MAIDEN fonute.
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Gin feiaer Wprp aerad,t.

8 an t IN Sera8, IS. Wfai. = Gtne
9epeife ans Yiebrus Negras, Merito, mel
BET: rSlifonio Suerti, Elm rei6er Stand =Se=
itter, Ser eiuen alien tSab 9egen Den rllerifa=
nii6en 8olisiiten 9apib 0tOnteS beste, lodte
bieien inter benz Sorwanbe, OaB er ieiuer
Sienite beoiirfe, geitern aus Der Stabt uno
ermOrOete i'm in binterlifi9er 8eiie. Serits
tene Yolisiiten uno SreunOe bes grmorbe beten
inter 4nfiibrung zines S6wa9ers BON Mon.
teS perfOlsten ben OtOroer, unO als bieier eiu=
9ebolt tporben unb iid ergeben bate, erIdoB
ibn ser Sdmaser bes Mtontes. @s wurOen
feine @erhaftunaen porsenomlner."
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itcberlebte feline Merste.

SrabfOro, 9enni., 10. 0fai. - SOr
25 Sabren erfraufte Cirrus Carlton, Elm
Solsbdnbler in @larion-Gouutp, 10 ihper,
Sas er BON ben beibeu i'm bebanoslnoe en-
@ersten aufgegeben tpurbe. Seiue beioeu
@eiddftsibeilbaber, frafttge seiunbe Mduner,
beiupten i'm tdglid), nm ibm ibr 8eileib
aussuoriiden, unb Der &ranfe duBerte jeoeS
MaI: Aid, tpdre id bod 10 geiuno, fpie
Sbr!" Seine Seiferlng mafte Sipar fetue
ueientliden Sorti4ritte, bod blieb er am
9eben. gta6 brei Sabren ftarb elmer ieiuer
aerste, unb flint SABRE ipatsr erlas elmer Der
@ei6ditstbeilbaber Der Shminoiu6t. Carl
TOMS SrGfte nabmeu ftetis su. Sor sebn
Sabren mar er i'm Stanbe, ausSugeben uno
iein @ei6dft ;u periehen. Der speite pon
Cartoons aerSten ftarb Dor fiinf Sabren, uno
ieine @attin, Die iih eer beiten @eIunobeit
erireute, als ulau slaubte, baB Carlton anl
Sfanbe bes @rabes ftebe, perihieb por 6rei
Sabren. Garlton's Sobn, Der itets elm frafs
tiger @anu seweien mar, itarb in Der uori=
gen gSo9e an Malaria. Sb9leld feiness
fueas eeiunb, permag Carlton bod ieiuem
@ei6Gfte re9elmdbis uor3ufeben uno miro
aler &abri4einliafeit nod nod uiele Sabre
leten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-05-19
Gin t,e,ter ssrafiSsnt von salpaoor.

SaH ran3tsco, IS. Wfai. = pler
etn9etrOfeHe BriOatbepeidau meloen, oaB
Senor 3albiuar baS 8rdiiSentenart bon
SalOobor niebergelegt bat uub oaB General
6igarOa Su ieinem 9iu9fOlger eripabIt nor.
6cn 1T. 3aIOipar ioIl mad europa abSereiit
iein.
ga 2tbertab, SalOaOOr, IS. Ntai. -
Nlun melbet, bab 8rdfOent 3aloiOur Die
&epnblit Saluabor Uerlie6, neil iein Seben
in @efobr ldruebte. Gr entfernte itb ansebz
lid in Der 0titte Der gta6t unb ging brett
oil gorb bes beuti6en ShifieS vgSaroa"(?.
gr ioll tief ueriduloet geweieu iein, ais er
ans GuOer geIau9te, jett jeboh Elm grOBes
&crmO9en beitten. Die &eOolution I'M Hanbe
Nn1fnrt fnrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-05-19
Sn aHen 9lpotbsfen su ba5eu.
Gime selbftm6rSerin tOenttfi,irt .

0tiliuautee, gSiSc., 18. Nai. - 9aS
junge 6rauenSimmer, pel6es geiteru abeuo
BON elmer Bride III ben Dtilmauteez z&iuer
iprang uno ertgaHf, 1T ais Die 26 idbrige
0iatbilOe Serbed, Die felt 3nei Sabren SHs
iaiitn oeS gOtre ameSlOferS mar, ioeutt-
fijirt mor0eu. Gle fam bon ct. 9ouiS biers
her, uno ibre @lteru mobneu in Baibington,
Nio. gSdbreHO ibres 2ebenS im Slolter id)ien
iie gIiidlld) unO 5ufrieoeu, unO man fam iidj
ihren Selbfmor0 nur our9 bic annabme ers
tldrtn, ouB iie oil 5eitpeiligem 8abu1iuu
lit. Ste uerlicB OaS SlOfter 6ur4 Elm SEN
Gtnr