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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-20
'DaiIy excsp: SUNDAY.
No. IS, No. 81 aud rS. . ,.0p a: ali stations.

1880 p. III. traln through IN CIc;E-au without
change, with sleeper through 70 Cincinnati
zanesytlle Accommodation !esyc' Wheeling at
SAC ?. h.., Seairc a. AIS p. H., daily EXCEPT sun
day
Moand.vIls AccomrSl,i.gc I.,7.. Wheeling at
daily except Sunday,
Msaninstol Accommodation leave. AZ GOp.L
Through coach froTa RleHilLS IT, Cincinnati dsEy
On No leaving Wheeling al y:Gj 81, asyT.Y.zs al
Cincinnati a. $50 p. y.
B. Il O. aloepius cass en- a. tLiolXa irsiri
Close connection pis6e iJf all po!nu South ara
southwest, North Ard Ecrthuost, making tAis . de-
,-abla roGte toT ooor!ss sni rarSonl moving 70 Me
yro's vasI, snd % rson rsr''sU!sr s.'ei'!aH iG
given,
Tlcttu to all ertoc.ps pS!5ia OF isIe s. depot
sleeping car accommodations can bA secured q rsa
T.C. BURKE,
Ticket Agent !. 4 o. NrIai,
JOHN RhlLlE,
Ticket Agent, under Mel ure PO.+s
JOIN !. LANE, IrAy, Passenger hs5E.
{. K. LORD, Gen. Pass. gent
Z. 7. nF"Ei~' Genera h"nt "ts''Ia..
WEEELlNG AND FlTIsau,.UH Dj.la'u..
y! cnI ai..i December 3, lrss, raspr..Ssr trains
will rrn A. iaIoa., Wheeling Eias:
pErASTJIG.
Scr FttIagr-a-- 5 To- -, 5si'y, s. T. Ii.
daily; les p. III. sad 1874. ~, daily gIargI kun
NY.
or Washing og. Is p. r.. dali; o=,a, p1oisy,
ksXSlr8.
from I!t15c.Etg2j =. T.. daily II 81 C L. A. 4
$40 p IL, daily zccpI SrLGsy; 1925 r. T., dni y
F:om Wmh!rSion-I:&e q. LIZ ta'iE .ztvrt 5.
day; 10 IS r. M, daily.
c. K. LORD, General Psaansyl 4ser,
y. DURHAM, General Manager.
Ut. Lane, Travelling Agent, Wh2c'tgs
, 1886-02-11
The English Crisis.

LONDON, Feb. 3.-Joseph Chamber
lain, Radical. has declined the Office
of First Lord of the Admiralty, Of
fsred him by Gladstone in the new
Cabinet. The reason given by Cham
berlain is that lie does not desire to
be officially connected With the Mill
tary department of the Government
It is reported that Chamberlain de-
sired to be made Chancellor Of the
Exchequer, but that Gladstone has
absolutely reserved that post for him
self.
The new Cabinet is officially an
nounced as follows: Mr.. Gladstone,
Prime Minister and First Lord of the
Treasury; Sir Farrer Herschell, Lord
High Chancellor; Earl Spencer, Lord
President of the Council; Mr.. H. o.
II. Childers, Home Secretary; Earl
Roseberry, Secretary for Foreign
Affairs; Earl Granville, Secretary for
the Colonies; Earl Kimberly. Secre-
tary for India; AIr. II. Campbell Ban
herman, Secretary for War; Sir Wm.
Vernon Harcourt, Chancellor OF the
Exchequeri the Marquis of Ripon,
First Lord of the Admiralty; Mr..
Chamberlain, President of the Local
Port Board; Mr.. q. o. Trevelyn,
Secretary for Scotland; Mr.. A. j.
Mundell, President of the Board of
Trade; Mr.. John Morley. Chief Sec
retary for Ireland
The following appointments have
been made under the new admins
tration; Earl Sydney, Lord Steward
of the Queens household; Mr.. Arnold
Morley, Patronage Secretary; Mr.
Charles Russell, Attorney General.
The composition Cf the Cabinet
csused great surprise. 1t is thought
to show marks of compromise.
, 1886-02-11
P!CkGHgS.

Two STEAMBOATS, For PraET So1-yD.
Yesterday the steamer Gold Drst
was sold to Mr.. \. o. Smith. of
Olympia who viii put her on the
route between Olympia and Seattle
as passenger boat. She goes down
to Astoria today, and will wait for an
opportunity to cross out and steam
to the Sound Just how long she
will have to wait is q problem. The
, 1886-02-11
Iron and Trade.

The best barometer of business Is
the iron trade Production and man
ufacture of iron is the largest of our
Industries. 1t is the basis of more
trade than any other branch of busi-
ness. In dull times this industry is
invariably depressed, but when revi-
val of industry begins, a growing
activity in the iron trade is always
one Of the first signs Of it.
Statistics of the iron trade for 1885
are now published by direction OF the
American Iron and Steel association.
They show that production for the
year was about 4,500,000 tons-60,-
900 tons less than in 1884; but at the
close OF 1884 the stock on hand
amounted to $50, 900 tons. while Jan.
1st last it was only 416,512 tons.
Six months ago the. stock on hand
was nearly 100000 tons; so that the
activity IN sales in the latter half of
1885 must have been much greater
than for eighteen months before, at
Least. This activity, taken in con-
nection with the present comparative
ly small stock on hand, justifies the
/ belief that the trade will be livelier
in 1886 than fer several years back.
Again, more mills and furnaces are
now in operation than for a long
time past
1t has often been SAID of late that
production and manufacture of iron
in the South was growing at a rate
which promised strong competition
with the product of the North and
speedy reduction of it. The report
of the association presents some i'm
portant information on this point.
Production of the leading states dur
ing the year 1885 was as follows:
Pennsylvania, 2,445,4 tons; Ohio.
| 553,9 1853 tons; Illinois, 327,977 tons;
Alabama, 227 ,538 tons; Virginia, 163,-
7S2 tOus; Tennessee, 161, ,l99 tons;
New York, l60,157 tons; Michigan,
l43, 12l tons. Alabama produces less
than 10 per cent. of Pennsylvania's
output, and Alabama and Tennessee
together about Ii per cent. of the
output or Pennsylvania and Ohio.
The growth Of the southern output is
rapid, but there is little probability
that the whole southern states will
ever produce as much iron as Penn
sylyania alone.
, 1886-02-11
A Legislative Plan.

Seattle tArOaicIs-I
A gentleman who returned yester-
day afternoon from the territorial
capital, says that it is the intention
of the legislature before adjournment
to elect two United States Senators.
one a democrat and The other re-
publican, and then make an appeal
to Congress to invest the territory
with the robes of statehood. The
democrat to be selected will be the
son of his father-the tail Sycamore
of the Wabash. The name Of the
republican senator has not yet been
fully determined upon. While state
mood is very desirable, it is of no Use
to blind ourselves TO the fact that
this plan viii not influence the dem .-
cratic house of congress one whit to
vote Washington Territory into the
national constellation. However, il
will tickle the vanity of the selected
ones to be addressed as '.scnator." j."
there Is z noticeable lack OF such in
orr midst. There are colonies, ma
jors, honorab!es, representatives,
and councilmen until you can't rest
but no senators as yet.
, 1886-02-11

The rapid decrease in the supply
OF salmon in the Columbia and Sac
ramento rivers, and other northern
Pacific coast rivers, is enlisting the
active interest of Professor Baird.
fish commissioner, and appropriations
have been asked to enable him to
establish extensive salmon hatcheries
at convenient points, to replenisb the
supply. This would have been done
by the commissioner before but the
douhts as TO his authority under the
existing law, which provides for the
introduction" of food fishes, and as
Bard construes the law, not for re-
plenishing depleted stock. This is
designed to revive one of the most
important industries of the Pacific
coast. Two hundred and twenty
thousand dollars IS asked for by the
commissioner, which will be devoted
to restoration of the salmon supply.
, 1886-02-11

STRANDED VEssKLs.-From Mr. r.
IL. Rylatt, teacher at the Quinault
Reservation, We learn that three
weeks ago large three masted
schooner drifted on the ledge ofrocks
extending out from the reservation,
and stranded. There We're no signs
of life aboard the Inflated craft, and
it is conjectured that she had been
abandoned at sea by the crew. who
have probably perished. Also about
two weeks since a smaller vessel
drifted into the breakers oif the
agency and struck. She also hsd
been abandoned by the crew. Since
the lat1 storms the weather has been
too thick to see the stranded ships
but it is quite likely that they have
gone to pieces before this. The shore
is strewn with lumber and wreckage
from the Quinault to Cape Flattery,
and it is probable that more vessels
have shared the fate OF the two above
Renioned.-Chehulis Pidette.
, 1886-02-11
UNITED STATES District Lana once

Olympia, Washington Territory
NOTICE is hereby given that, in compliance
~ with the provisions of the Act of Cen
-ress approved June 81, 1878 entitied"An Act
for the sale of Timber Lands III the States ot
California Oregon, Nevada and Washington
Territory" Gilmore H. Parker, OF Thlrston
County, Washington Territory. has this day
filed in this Office his application TO purchase
the u hf OF : " or Of sec No. ) in township No
81 north, range No. Il. west OF che willamette
Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
said described Land. or any portion thereof,
are hereby required TO file their claims IN tins
Office. within sixty tGnl days from date hereof.
Given un Ter my hand. at my office in Olym-
nit W. T., this 9th day Of December, \.
D.. 1856. JOHN F. GowEY,
45l0;g Register of the Land Glics
, 1886-02-11
Notice to Creditors.
ESTATE OF SARAH BOWMAN, DEoEAssr

ESTATE OF SARAH BOWMAN, DECEASED.
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned.
administrator of the estate of Sarah BOwan, de-
ceased, TO the creditors thereof. and al persons
having claims against, the said deceased, To pre-
sent them, with the necessary vouchers, within
one year after the date of this noi1ca, to said
Administrator. at the office of Jones Calhoun,
in the city of Port Townsend, w. II. or the
same viii be barred. GEO. II. JONES,
Administrator of the estate oi
Sarah Bowman. Deceased.
Port Townsend, Jan. 12lh. \. D., lSSG.
, 1886-02-11
4. :. LASD OFFICE At O!YEPIG, W. T.,
nafpmpar oIst ISSE

Notice is hcrcby given that John Williamson
mas fled notice OF intention tofGake final proof
before the Judge. or in his absence She Clerk. OF
the District Cont. at his Office, in Port Town
send, ~. T.. on Saturday. the 9Th day OF Fcbru-
nrV 4. r., 1856, on Homestead ApP!Cafi ion No.
fs2i for the l. of 81 L OF Sec 81 aud " \ of
SW l. of Sec. 81 Tp- ~ north. range l west.
lie names as Witnesses: John Anderson OF
Port Ludlow. W T., n. J. II. Fortman of Port
Town send, w. T., Gustaf johnson and John
Morris of Irondalr, W. T.
JOHN F. CONVEY.
lI:GW Ec%istCr of ths land Office.
, 1886-02-11
UNITED STATES DIsTRCT LAND OFFICE,
AI,.nI,r,in Inn aih 1AsE

Notice Is hereby given that Oscar ID. Tabor has
filed notica of intention make final proc before
the Clerk OF tn. District Court. at his Office. in
Port Townsend. W. T., Wednesday, the 2irh
dav of February, A. D.. ISS6, on Pre- cmption II.
$ No. 9GI3 for the NV i OF NV =, and Lots 1,
and 3, of Sec. n, and Lot OF sec. ~ TIP. II y
X. y west
lie names ~ witnesses: John +. Wilson, BIian
B ,tcs II. Y. Harrison aud Robert Harrison, all
Of Scabeuk, W. I.
i9sw JoHS F. GovgY. Register.
, 1886-02-11
TreaSuro.'S Notice.

The Treasurer OF Clailam County will pay on
presentation all warrants drawn ON the Treasurer
OF said County prior 10 and including Nov IL,
issue OF 1884. No interest will be allowed after
The 18th day of February, 1seti-
JOHN THORNTON,
Treasurer of Claliam County, Wash, Terr.
New Dungcncss, jan. l2th. 1856.
, 1886-02-11
Private Di~psnsnryE
Young.M Mfdd;c-Arehnrs

cal >EILL and ENPERIE&Cr CON
sag the old European Physician at Ou,c Iii,
"Pii-l"h 'u>tr hDihlTg, gId T. as rave fuIIIk
G.i--Eh >h,' SHINE When iuCoHNcEieEt TO III
i'i~ ell i"' treatment. medicines can - srui
every IA lrrrIy "TpTes FREE Fu..l EslI.yA ATIoN
iiIr ~r-i ~ ld"HI that physician who GIVES Lis
Nt''.' t'LrAfi'n 70 q class o. GiSea:,- .tfaius
''Elil >!-i.. and physicians throughout a couE-
Ef. ht""ii- 'hl-, frequently recommend ,.iiIicrll
#s-S ID INC ti!"si Specialist. ly Whom rv,Tv
ilG Experience make his opinion cf SupIcE.e
Importance.
~ iLgNe who cali = no one Int the no,roy
Consultations free and SaU,Giy Confidential
Gases winch !aE" failed IN Obtaining IrI!rf else
"--' .''''la.F solicited. Female Gi-ra-ts y c.
i',-y tL-H''". The Doctor viii U-T.e TO fer
or Wriir. 1CII~: Daily. from a.. l.. TOT p. M.
. &" evenings; Sundays. Ia to /! only :, I'd fst
ne NhNifh'.i<I GUIDE To IlEALTH: sen; Fm Z.
, 1886-02-11

XETlNmorc money tRaa 81 ANYTHING else ~
w stStSking sn aIsIsy fer the lest sejI&c
besk est. kexiEEsrs BEcsset xraHdly. -
fail. TENS frss,GHaLI.er RsKk Co, PsrLt7S
1s&As- jss1c5.s
, 1886-02-11
4. J.. fEESTEE.. -. p,
: +.
San1nEa EoffiG Zee

VII br sem @ any On. HUpl ~ ny .'IJCr- NtaIiHl
symptoms. and age Strict secrecy ia re- AKA
to all business transactions.
DIR. MiNTIE'S KIDNEY REMEDY y EfIIE
TiCjM Cur-> al kinds OF kidney and tlaGGercuH-
p!uiufs, gOHnTrinra, -leet. IeTCarfHu,a. For sale
Ey ~. druggists. 81 = hottie: i bottles fgT =.
DIR. IiINTIE'S DANDEiI0N Pills are tie
bes; and cheapest DNSFEFSIA aud BILIOUS
cnr. in be rinft<et. FoI e.lIn hE II! hEU..IsEs.
, 1886-02-11
DEs. EFEREEsS
v. Nsis.p..sEi asPEh,nu In1iHr IL nirI.

Permanently prevents all Unnatural LCsses frCls
the '~tail- tones lii" nerves. STRENGTHENS TIE
muscles. checks The waste. iuyi-orui,~ tie whole
system, aud restores t!.r afflicted To Health ana
Happiness.
The reason so many canuot gel cured Of Semiu.
NJ Weakness loss OF Manhood. etc.. * owing 10
complication. called FEOSTATOHRiIEA witL
h1 FEEAEIHES!A. which reGHir.s Becui.r
tseatu-rut. Dr. Licuig'~ IuyiroIa.or i lie 0rFy
positive cEre Ior FEOSTATOFkHEA, with ps-
5ui.Hr Special Treatment, used al the LIEBIs
DIST EESARN.
If Pimpi,s appear or the face, II yeu become
ii>1lsss ghd a,spChGeIt look ont for the compE-
-#tloH with Vital Weakness and loss of Vitality
lseH lost for the want o! proper treatment for
this complication, and thousands have lori Al
'l-:r pro- ertv and peasurs in life tom In !. -
, 1886-02-11
SLAUGHTER!
For Salel

The Steam Tug IS. L. MastIck,n well found
in tackle And apparel. Foe particulars. apply 10
MOORE " SMITH,
, 1886-02-11
Cabbage Plants!

Cabbage Plants for sale. by The hundred or
thousand, by John blackwell. Residence in
John lie Masters hose, Port Townsend.
, 1886-02-11
DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE!

Parties desiring 10 purchase eligible suburban
building properly will find it TO their interest to
lIeonsult the undersigned. Good building lots
:Vithin ifteen mimi os' walk from The city front
Sn sizes tn suit purchasers.
Apply for particulars by letter. or in pnrsnr 10
Is. :. PETTYGHoTE,
Port Townsend, ". T., April p, 1885.
, 1886-02-11

Orders promptly attended 10 day and night. dti
sG-EinE =p Telephone, No. Ii, for Hack.
, 1886-02-11
vAENCOCmI,~

or y OTnN u Us q the SCrCfUm. OffCI lhp r.-
Price OF EnViGGratGr Se Case S} A.,
Uojt!rs- Slu- Sent 10 any address covered seGure-
y from observation.
5io-t powerful electric belts free TO paiieEts.
Ta PROV" the Wonderful Power Of tie IN
YIGURAICE,
, 1886-02-11

fh iyresshfS gfr:e G1cag. Send
rs . Gents postage. and by
mail you vii! get free q pack
age of goods OF large Value.
In work that will IT once Hrin.
2 than anything .!>e in Amer
S5O,tGj in presents with each
ed everywheT . of either sex,
tbs time, or sp.lc time only,
their own .home.. Fortunes
olutely assured. Don't DELAY.
Portland. Maine. iuRlSssn
, 1886-02-11

,'-'''' : : W tlutTtui MasItllc ilFUtJS O!
S!L hagI ALTERS. lie greaIes: CurEtiYc inyeI tiol
u tie &c Avery man or vCnIan can now be
'trir own Aag Ctic Healer. II can e use 4
without the aid of Il nrCfessoIia! hand ruLher
consequently no big fees to pay. Pric- S. cox :
petc. Sod only ut the DR.. LiebiG DiSiensaTg.
Consultation free and private.
CAL e address
LlERtG DISPEESkRY.
iVp GeaTy Street, San Francisco, Cal
Private entrance, iuI N;ison Sheet four bloc ks
gp Hc"ry Street from Kearny Main Entru 90
hEoGSh bspensaTy Drug Store. inIg-dw-tf
, 1886-02-11

By enactment Of the recent Lcgis-
lature and approval Of the Governor
the following are now laws Of the
Territory by amendment Of TIE
, 1886-02-11

WNVU'VUU
that viii star; rou
yoU in money Ea-tc
lea Al about the
boz. Agents wan
Of all aSes, for all
10 Lork fer rs at |
for all rsrki-s abs
4. HALLKK 4 Cs.
, 1886-02-11
Notice of Seizure.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, :
Ffst.r,sr, Jr-TrtF-a Il-.-rryr.-- 4

N The District Court, hoI Ing Terms al scatte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-12-27
Mltrine 9enmplD.

Gor re9t gut beieBtem Saule selangs
ten qeftern Mbenb in Der Surnerhale
unter Dem tpunbsrli1em @eiammt.S itel
u6rii1, geiunb unn mef6usge" bret
pofen 3ur 9ari1eauag, bic ole orei an
bliiben6em 8l6oftun vg,niges" leiiteten.
Grdulein 6eDnolb i6eint bon einem
dbnli6en Stanbpuntte aus8ugeben: mie
iene Operns&pmponiften, 0enen bas
a,mieligfe 2ibretto fir ibre &ompottios
men am miIfommeniten lit. neil iie
tiir9ten, bur6 einen guten Sert f0nnte
bic Mufmertlamteit bon ibrer Wfulif abs
gelenft nerben. Denn, 10 wenig @iins
ftiges fi1 bon ienen brei Po1en fagen
ldBt, 10 uneingeidrdnttes Sob oeroient
bas Spiel bes Grdulein 9epnolb. Sic
1T eine Soubreite bonn S6eitel Big CUR
9oble unb es lit nur gu bebauern, oab
es uns ni1t pergDnnt lit. iie in einem
gnfemble mirfli6er 8erufsi6aufpieler
auftreten gu ieben. Dilettanten m0ael
nod 10 brap ipielen, gepl1e unebens
beiten unb Ganten ft6ren bod ben bar
momii9en @inorud bes @an3en. 8Ou
ben Mitipielern 1T enti9ieoen Dem
Darfteler bes 9aniel in Der pohe
r9ans uab 9anne" bic palme au3uer:
tennen. = Menn SRI. 9eDnol5 piebei
einmal cine 8oriteIung %arrangtrt, oa1r
erfreut tie uns bofentli9 nit elmer fol'
den, lei Der man nt9t nur an tbrem
guten Spiel, fonbern aud on Dem Sn:
bait bes Stldes @efalen inoen fam.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-12-27
Wethttddhten.

Wir erIreuten uns mdbrenb Der Teits
tage bes berrli9ften Wetters nit blauem
Serasbimmel un6 freunblinem Sor1S
nenf6ein. 9abei betri6te eine semd>
biste Semperatur, es mar ni9t 81 rparm
uub ni6t gu falt unb Der Mufentbalt i'm
Greien ein b69ft an~geHebmer. Wdre ct
nur ni9t our9 bic wioerli9e Geuertpers
ferret berleibet porben! Wir bsliBel
5tpar cine Orbinans. pel9e bas S6lez
BEN innerbalb Der 5tabt perbietet uno
beftraft, aud bate Der Gecorber nod
am Sage Dor Weibna6ten eiuen Wtant
geitraft, Der biefe Orbinan5 libettreten
bate, aber au Weibna6ten fimmerte
fi6 fein WenfG I'M bieielbe. Sas Set
tpurbe in Der @eiie 9efeiert, pie man
ale Geie bier in Nmerifa begebt, burb
G6leBen un5 Mbbrennen BON Jeuer,
inert unb iogar am Sonntag pHegte
man Der Gepobnbeit TOD. 8lidli9er
Weiie baben ii1 nit ether eiu5isea
Nusnabme feline uuglidsfdae ereig
net, pie iie foait bel oerartiget 8ele'
beiten boraufommen pfeger
9ie Weibna@tsna@t ielbf purbe
pielfa6 bur6 2neipbrnoer sef6rt, mel:
DIE in betrunfenem 3uffanbe bic Stra:
Zen unii6er madten. Selbf am Sonn:
tag Worgen trieb ii6 cine ganbe iun'
ger truntener 2eute in Der We1teom:
n1erce. @traBe berum unb periu9te, BIZ
Genser nieber3ureiBen, obne oaB timer
Elm poli5iff @inbalt that. un9lidltd
bic Gamllie unb bas 9aus, in tpel1en
fold Elm Sammer.M eni9 ieinen @auid
ausi9ldft. Sen probibitiontten tpirf
bur1 berartige gorsduse bic bette I'm:
terftibung gswdbrt.
SIN uebrtgen bat aud bas oiesmalt'
| ge Weibna6tsfeft aufs Neue bewieien.
baB fi1 bic Site bes Gbriftbaumes I'M
mer mebr berbreitet. Nt9t nur bic per'
f9iebene1 &ir6engemei1oen puben Ell
men fol6en, fonbern aud Der @eiatg:
berein rGrobiinn" bate bieies Sabr ct
men Baum aufgeftelt unb b%eranftaltete
baour6 ein gan3 f96nes Set.
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Sa1t Mmtpntp Seitidbes Sell SSnftitm1
g~egrunbet bon ben
Qoetoren So6n 9admann uno Otto 22soseo.

Sen 2efern buer 3etung hermit bic Nabri6t, bB mir, bic obengenannkn
Merate nnb gDunb rate an ber gde BON Commerce unb 2ofopa StraBe,
(e6o3's @ebdube) Obises Snhitut eegrhnOet baben. &ir baben unfere @tus
blum in ben befen llniperftden Der gDst gemabt uno f6nnen unine 8iplome
in unkrer Office geeben nerben. Wlebr as 3Ombrge grfabrung fbt uns our
Settle unb furwn mir piIe &rantbeiteH nit 2eiahsfeit, welde bon anoeren
Ierten as runbclbar" be3e6net nTOen.
aoniulaiOnen fno fri Il fur @le unb merteH ole gefu@enbe nit Nrtsfsit
bebaubeIt. 8eonOere gupfangs= 3immer fur 9erreu unb Sameu. Wir poas
5eben irgenbweI6e OperatiOnea uno bere9nen Die b~tIligfeH
preife.
nar anfrassn aus benz 2anbe mmoen beantwortet unb Nsebunen per gs
prep Derianbt. Wir fpre den beutf6 d, emglif9 unit fran36ff9.
gr beiu6en RraHfe in ser Staot unb i'm Sanbe, menH gewuniht. ~Wa
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3 egas 8.

.
tp, erf6oB fid elm Srunfenbolb Namens
George MmDs, na6bem er ieinen fleinen
Sobn nit einem Ntefer sefdbrli9 per'
munbet bate. @ein Sob 1T cine
@obltbat fir Bic Gamilie, pel9e in
eiirftigen l1mitdnben lebt.
- Ser Mbbofat Mirt Sanbers bon
Salas murbe in Oregon uesen Mpr1
! erbdngt. St bate in 9onas 8etrug
beriibt uuo mat besbalb gef1ii6tet.
= Sic Sporting 8riberf9aft in
Sort Mprtb bate ON "a. einen 9unbe>
tampf arrangirt.
= Cine Mn3abl iunger 2eute bon
Sort Wortb ma9ten cine 8ootfabrt auI
Der Wefforf. Gin Boot in pel6em
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ftieB on einen Baumfamm, 10 baB Beis
be in bas WaKet ftir3ten. Gergufon
apg feinen &od aus, UNI bas Wtdb6en,
oas tpte Blei untergeiunfen mar, gu ret.
ten. Rittlerweile batte elm am ufer
ftebenber 9olaapder bas nngliid gefeben.
fi1 ausse3peen uno NOR ins WaRer ge.
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tie ct bas Mdb1en entoedt uns bra9te es
ans 2anb. JerguiOn aber ertrant unb
puroe erit 3pei Stunben fpdter als Sci
DE gefunben.
= Muf Der YIatform Der @iienbabn
in Gple gerietb Die 8aummOle in Branb
unb 10 BaQen finb i6mer beiddoigt
tporben.
= Gin Mager BON einem Gra1t3uz
ge .oer @entralbabf entgleiite, als er iiber
bic Bride bel McGinnep fubr unb firS=
tie nit ben 4 nd9ifolgenben Wagen
bon Der Bride berunter. Gin Mann
Namens CHARLES 8ropn murbe babel
get0btet.
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gen.
= Gin alter 9~Oidbriger Garbiger in
&oi1e purbe in ieiner MObnung eri6laz
gen. Man bat einen an6ern Sarbigen
auf 8erba6t bin Derbaftet.
Die SurD in. ber NeDfons9 ale
Moroantlase gu palifine bat Nemfon
freisefproden.
= Non gaperas gape tpirb beri6tet,
baB bic bortige iunge Wei5ens uno 9as
ferfaat pertrodnet 1T.
Se1s @trabenbabntpagen MUIR
ben am Meibna6tstage in @albeton
bon permummten Mdnnern beraubt.
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Wagners, elm iunger 2~5idbriger Mann,
Der an elmer unbeilbaren &rantbeit lit.
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in Der Ndbe bon Baris pobnt, murbe
berbaftet. gr f9eint ben Neriu9 ge.
ma6t gu babeu, eine peibe Grau gu
%pergefpaltiaen.
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mann aus Weatberiorb, Der auf Der
Sa9b semeien mar. i9oB it'd auf Der
&iidfebr, dig er auf einem Waeen LAB.
cine 2abung G6rOt in ben Ropf. ST
III tDbtli9 Dsrtpunbet.
= Mm @eibnahtstage brannte bas
Clifton Sotel In Marquette ab. 8erluft
$4,000. Gerner fanoen amei Geuer in
Waco fat NIT $500 unb $500 Ser
luit. Sn Serarcana gerietb bic Gra9te
office ber Sron Wountain 8abn in
8ranb unb wurbe nit mebreren anbern
@ebduben aerftDrt; 8erluit $25, 900.
Sn Oo6b Gitp fling bic Stride Der Garz
bigen Teuer unb nurbe in Nf9e bers
manbeIt; 0erIuf $1,000. Sn 9ains
eerfielo brannte elm Wobnbaus nieber.
@eitern ftarb nod fdwerer
&ranfbeit Saeob &en3 i'm Mlter o 81
Sabren. 0ie 8eerbtsung fanb i'm
Sea Settlement itatt.
= 9ur6 bas NbfAieBen bon Geuer.
Graders tpuroe Der Bu6Iiore bon y. g.
@ammel in 9ufin in 8ranb gefiedt
unh brannte aus. Ser 0erluf betrdst
BON Z big $40, 600.