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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-12
off. P. Jepson, s F. Crawford and Geo.
Ecksrt, Jr, the ordinance was read Dy ifs
title and passed.
ICE COMMITTEE CALLED.

title and passed.
FINANCE COMMITTEE CALLED.
Mr.. Cruise then offered the following:
"Resotred. That the COMMITTEES on
Finance be ordered to meet Wednesday
evening, September IL, 1888. for the pur-
pose of scaling the appropriation o. such
departments Of the city rs as will Dear
scaling, and thereby provide the sum OF
SIS, 600, said sum to be used. for the pur-
pose of erecting q temporary bridge at
Main street. Said COMMITTEES shall report
By ordinance to q meeting OF Council
which shall be called q soon as said FIN.
ance Committee Is ready to report"
Adopted.
THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE.
Mr.. Allison offered the following:
RESOLVED, That q joint committee, con-
sistipg of three members from each Branch
of Council, be appointed to fully investi-
gate the feasibility and probable cost OF
changing the channel Of Wheeling creek,
at Wheeling Peninsula, 80 that the creek
shall enter the river in the First ward OF
the city"
Adopted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-12
Probate Business.

The will of W. J. McColloch was I'D
mittsd to probate and ordered to
be- recorded in Clerk Hooks office,
Yesterday. Alexander McCollcch and Re
becca ]. McColloch are the executor aud
executrix.
The will of August F. Miller was also
admitted to probate and Ordered to be re-
corded. August g. Miller and Mary NJ,
Schulz executor and executrix.'
August Valkenrath was yesterday ap'
poiated executor of the estate of Maria +
Yalkenrath, deceased. Bond, 81 5000; no
secnrity required by the terms OF the will.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-12
JOHN s. BUCHANAN.

! reside at TaylOrtown and run q mill
there; | saw the commencement Of the
fight; ~ | came to the edge of the town j
saw Shafer and the tall man; the Taylors-
town men had scattered; Shafer was hold
ing to a railing in front Of Anderson and
Buchannan's store, and the tall man had a
gun and said he could lick any two g. OF
e in town. About that time two other
men came toward me and ! thought they
we're going to strike me; ] told them had
nothing to do with the matter, end one
said il / had he would smash my brains
out; there we're five men in the party,
four Of whom had guns; the man who did
the shooting was standing in an open
q with the gun raised 10 his shoulder;
did not identify the man; staub sank
down on his elbow when shot, but soon
got up again; do not think l saw Shafer
with q gun in his hand; Jaw four guns.
Cross -examined-Was q equsre away
when the fight started; through Curiosity
I walked no; Shafer and the tall man
we're both bleeding when | saw them; the
only ticks | ssw struck that night w're by
Davis; l saw Shafer struck over the head,
but do not know who did it; the man who
shot Staub was standing in an open space,
and at tina. time a general fight was going
on; Staub was not far from Inc when he
was shot; there were men standing be-
tween Stsub and me and Auderson's store;
there were q few people around where MI,
Staub was.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-12
mGeelin9 Re9ister
YESTERDAY IN the CITY,.
Thermometer Record.

Mr.. O. schnepf, The Opera House drug
Eist, made the following observations Oh
Shs temperature Tuesday: g. m,
50; 9 q. M, 65; - m., 70; 3 p. m, ~:
7p. m, ~. Weather fair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-12

Exoursion to Cincinnati Sept, 18th, 10th
and l5Ih Via b. q O. X. Il.
For Commercial Travellers Day, Sept
18th, and Labor Day, Sept. 18th, the Z q
o. X. r. will sell ronnd trip tickets to Gin
cinnati at the low rate Of SIS 80. Trains
leave Wheeling at 1915 p. m , S:25 p. m,
Central time. Tickets good returning
until Sept. 10th, inclusive. For tickets
aud further information call on Agents Of
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-12
SOLINGER.

was in Taylorstown or the night OF the
difficulty; didn't see much Of IL; thought
il was some fun, aud l went down to the
store; two of the men rushed past me and
Jumped on to q blacksmith; / told them 10
give him fair play, when n OF them
pointed o gun at me and | said no more;
/ then went down TO the store and said,
''Boys, let's have fair play" I saw some
one hit Shafer over the head with a gun,
and be fell; / did not pay much attention
to Staub or the man who shot him; / did
no. think Staub was hurt from the way he
acted; l after wards met Riddle and asked
him if he would go with me, and he said
he would go any place; he offered no re-
s~istsnce, and l took him to the hotel,
where / left him, and he was there when |
returned; 1 did not see the first part OF the
fight, and wondered at the time why the
Wheeling men selected certain persons out
of the crowd.
Gross Examiued-ThIee Wheeling men
aud DAVIS we're 10 o fight and / walked mp
and hit Shafer. Then another Wheeling
man came up and was about to strike me
with a gun, but he missed me and hit
Shafer on the head; it VA about q minute
after Shafer was struck that Staub WA
sh0'.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-12
A COLLECTIONS.

The City Collector reported total col
lections of taxes of 500, S95 AZ, Of which
$50, 124 10 is fifty cent levy, and $"15.77l.-
% ten cent lew,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-12
wM. MARTIN

Tive in Taylorstown. I was there on
the fifth; saw one OF the fights. When l
went to the store these four men were 60
ing through town singing; heard some yell
',hooray" or something hike that. The men
had got around the corner; three of the
men came back and one declared he could
lick Any s-of Ain the crowd; l think |
got out of the way, but n Of them hit
me and Knocked me about ten feet; / went
back and hit one of the men back Of the
ear aud he took a tumble; | heard some
one say they are coming with the guns
and / disappeared as quickly as possible;
didn't see any more OF it.
Cross exsmined-I had touched no one
when the man hit me; when l got back
the tall man was fighting with Davis and
| walked up and hit him back of the ear
and Knocked him down; at that time q
crowd hal Shsfer down pounding him;
Shafer was holding on TO u mans legs;
his name is Lspgitt, II o~ne-legged man
l heard Langitt say hold on, boys, there
are too many on one msn;" he WAS trying
TO protect Shafer; all the other Wheeling
men were down at this time; saw o man
throw q stone, bat ] think he is gone; do
not think he is any Of these men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-12

For geutlemen's finest shoes, get Stacy
Adams & Co. make, aud you will get
style, comfort and wear.
J.. W. AMICK & Co, Sole Agents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-12
Russell DAVIS.


Was in Taylorstown on the 9Th; saw the
fight; about 8 o'clock o white horse and
wagon with five men, came up street
singing, and the crowd laughed at them
q boy named Ginter said something about
O ball game; the wagon went afouLd the
corner, and directly Q tall man came back
and said be could lick any two g. Of BIS
10 the town and dared any q out; inst
then Mr.. Shafer fell out Of the wagon, and
some one said ''look at that - getting
out" which raised O laugh; the tall man
then hit Ham and Q fight ensued, which
Don ended and I thought it wa oil over,
when / heard some one say they are COM
ing with the guns" We then ran through
Fishers store, after which two Of the men
broke in the door and followed rs In and
shot of q gun ct the back Of the store; !
did not see the man who shot Staub, but
heard Staub say that he had been shot.
Cross examined-It was not over Q min
ute and a half after the fight started before
the five Wheeling men were down; there
were about twenty-five in the crowd;
when the four men started for the wagon
Shafer was down in the street, although
one man was trying to get him awsy;
when the men came back o Of them
brought MI. shafer Q gun, but hs threw Il
down, ! believe; when We came ont Of
Fishers I got in q fight with two Of the
men; I heard three shots-ore back Of the
store, one in the street and the q that
shot Stsub; did not see the man 6rs the
shot at staub; heard the report and NV
staub fall; the fight lasted probably fifteen
minutes.
This WIS all the testimony taken, and
Prosecuting Attorney Taylor rested the
case. The Justice announced that the
testimony was sufficient to hold the men
snd the hearing was over.
Counsel for the defence said to . REG
IsTER nan that they would Immediately
make application to court fer . witt OF
Aa6eas corpus, Ma justice can give no bail
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-12
THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE.
MISCELLANEOUS.

h Routine Matters Disposed Of by the
Second Branch
The regular report Of the City CLERK was
read. 1t showed balances to the amount
Of $129, $50 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-12
Police Court.
POINTS ON PEOPLE.

There were no cases 10 this Court yester'
day morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-12
BILLS PAYABLE.

Committee and Board bills were report
ed as follows: Accounts, $l44.77; fire,
1874 70; police, $S3.5S; City Prison, $7s A;
Board ofPublic Works: VIM. Stobbs, curb
ing Main street, Ss3 IL; same for same,
Maryland street, $27404; Geo. NJ. Lem
mons, paving Main street, 1924 90.
Total, 81, 1l2. sc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-12

whether there were more than five Taylors-
town people in the fight or not; can't say
how many men went to the wagon to get
guns; when they went to get the guns. the
crowd had Shafer down on the ground near
the store pounding him; when they went
for their guns the crowd dispersed; as
they were going back to their wagon, /
heard q shot that sounded like q revolver
shot; heard no shot that sounded like O
rife shot; the real fighting did not last
over five or ten minutes; between ten and
fifteen of the crowd went into Anderson 4
Buchanan's store and about the same
number went into Fishers store.
There are four that cav in
the fight to know them-ths two
Ham bays, Russ Davis and Q young fellow
named Sutton; there were q great many
more in the fight that I couldn't recog.
nize; there were two fights one before
they got the guns and one afterwards; they
were humping Q man named Davis.
when the crowd all came back; there were
more Taylorstown men in the last fight
than in the first; the man who did the
shooting went around the corner Of the
store, and | didn't see him again; two
men had Riddle down at the time.
"A PORTER
NV home is in Armstrong county; l was
at TsylorstowD on the fifth; l was at the
Dickey hotel, when l heard some one hol-
low "a fights" l run down and saw 9
man standing in front Of Anderson 4
Buchanan's store, pointing q gun ut the
crowd: he snapped it, but il didn't 10 of,
and l heard some say the gun wasn't
loaded; Shafer was hanging onto Q railing
in front of the store at the time, bleeding
part of the crowd rushed into Fishers
store and fastened the door; two Of the
men opened it, went in and l heard q shot
fired al the back Of the store; l saw one Of
the men strike at q T~aylorstown man with
q gun, bat he hit Shsfer BY mistake; man
was standing in the street taking aim at
four men fighting in the street; l hit him
in the chest with q rock and his gun went
off in the air.
Cross examined-Didn't zee the p rty
come into town, nor the first part Of the
fight; did not see what became Of the tall
man standing in the street with the quo,
after l hit him, because l ran; I do not
think that the man who struck Shater is
here; did not See the man who shot Staub,
as my back was turned; could not describe
the man who struck Sbafer; do not think
any of these men is the man who struck
Sbafsr; from the time the fight started
until Staub was shot, l should think it
WAS ten minutes; Staub, after he was shot,
nearly fell against me; saw Staub fall, but
did not see the man who shot HIM at the
time; Staub got up himself and walked to
Anderson & Buchanan's store; when ! ran
it was ust in the midst of the fight.
WIN. MARTIN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-12
MISCELLANEOUS

The joint bond of the Board of Public
Works was read and ordered filed.
A license to keep q coffee house at No.
1919 Market street, was grrnted to j. N.
Kiem
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-12


JOHN W. LEONARD.
live in Dsquesne county, Bradford; /
work at Tsylorstowpi was there on the
fifth; saw the fight; about eight o'clock l
was going home 10 90 to bed; 1 heard q
noise and turned around and saw q wagon
full of fellows, some Of whom had their
LEGS hanging over the sides; as they passed
they seemed to be intoxicated; the crowd
standing at the store corner laughed at the
men in the wagon. They yelled back, and
then q little boy named Gipter began guy-
ing them. They answered back, "Ain't
he cute" and the crowd or the corner be-
gan to laugh. The men in the wagon be.
gan to swear at them, and sad they could
lick them. Then the men got out Of the
wagon, and one of them got into q quarrel
with Mr.. Ham, and pretty sOon the row
became general. Then I heard O Of the
men yell to get the guns, and they went
back to the wagon and got them. Mr..
Staub, who Wa there, got into the mems
way, and one of the men was going to hit
him, but L. him 20, as they told him
Staub had nothing TO do with it. Pres
emily I saw q man put O gun to his shoulder,
and I thought 1t was pointed ut me; ]
stepped aside; as I did so the gun went of
and shot Mr.. Staub, who was just behind
me. I recognized these four men as being
In the party; never saw them before that
evening. Ican't say Who the man was
that shot Staub; do not recognize any one
of them ~ being the one. Iheard four
8: OTIS; 1 think the man who shot Staub
was email and dark.
Cross examined-Tbe crowd was at
Anderson & Buchanon's store; it WA quite
good sized; the men all got ont Of the wag-
on separately; the tall man (Rosi) was
the first to get to the crowd; another man
man was there too, but | do mo- recognize
him among those gentlemen; Shafer was
the last man to leave the wagon and get to
the crowd; it is hard TO tell how many Of
the crowd were in the fight; until they
followed for their guns, the fight had not
listed over Q minute and Q half; can't tell
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-02
@etD6tt0ntBOOWcr Nenba1t.
1tnf&Me ant 3Gm ottnriMuts @ ebanoe.

Gon einem b0ien 8erbdn9ntB fir bic 6az
bel bel9Gfttgten Nrbetter i6eint Der 8alt
6es v9lubitoriums", an Der Gde Wi6igan
9(pe. unb GongreB Ctr, begleitet 81 ietn.
Mitttpo6 Oforget itiir3te Sbomas SteIo in
Solge pl0Bli6en S6panfens zines ~etiernen
GrG9ers. auf tpel6em er itar6, etiDa 80 SUB
ttef bit.ab. Ser llnglIdli6e tpurbe 3tDar
nod leben6, iebo6 nit gebroGenem 9lrm
lGnO 8ein uno tnnerIi6 10 l9mer berleBt
aufaeboben, baB man ibn in fritildem .3uz
itanoe mad bem GountpboSpital ilberflbrte.
S6on BON 8egtnn BET Nuffiibrung bes
9roBen 8autperfeS an IoQett ft6 bort btele
lt1tfGlle eret9net baben u16 bic Gortracto@
rem, barunter Sreab BroS., Dermo6ten
9lngeit6ts oelien elmer Notwithstanding
nur oaourb porSubeugen. baB iie ii6 ber=
pflt6teten, oas 2eben zines jeOen tbrer 2eute
nit $4,000 gu oerit6ern, lotpte Bel %ettpaiger
9lrbeitSunfdbtgfeit III Sol9e zines llufales,
bis CUR @ieoer6eriteIultg 5pet Ortttel oes
9o9nes gu 3ablett. Dor eint9ett Iagen
tparen bier ber 2eute auf einem 9eriiit be-
I6Gftigt, ais Elm fiinfter it9 ibnen 5ugeiellte
nnb bterbur6 ie11eS gum ltmitilr5e1 bra6te.
Die flint WtGnner ftelen ettua 20 SUB ttef,
fan1en aber nit bIoBen 2uetIbungen baz
bon. Sbre Namen finb Sol. GurrD, ISM,
Green, Trf. @rant, SboS. Barrett, Ser
Sitnfte blieb unbefannt. SOUR bon Dem
geltrigen, i6pere11 unfalle mar 0ie Boltset
III &erntntB geleBt tporoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-02
9l1oro at oct ,,2eaee."
Gin betrunfener Gr>Sdanfwdrter erI9iebt
ietnen nSreuno" i'm Streite wegen eiues
\ Glafes Bier.
Ser 0t6rSer nerbaftet.

Die 8euo6nerIdaft Ser beriidtigten
v0epee" pur6e Mitttpo6 Morgen pteoer
einmal 6ur6 einen BORT berii6ten Wtor6
p~orilbergebeno IN un9etpObnlt6e N1fregung
Deriebt. @. $. Sborman, Elm iett &ur3enl
neutrality-suspicious. S6anftpdrter uno %
Sabre alt, gertetb furs Dor 3 1tbr, in
benz 8orbeu Der Tarbi9en v8ir6te"
Slime, Oto. 234 6ourtb Qpenue, nit
bem ettpa I'M glet6en Sitter ifebenoen @m.
9alD, alias y8aObb", in Streit unb bradte
hemielben babel our6 etnen Gez
bolperi6uB cine @unoe an ser
Sttrn BET, welde bes @etroffenen
augenbIidli6en Sob 5ur Solge bate. 8oz
li3iit 8udIeb, tpe[6er ii6 Dor benz
Saule befal16, b0rte BEN i'm tSausflur
a6gefeuerten S6uB fallen unb fano
glet6 borauf 9alep ut ietnem 8lute
l6mimmenb. GS gelang tbrn, ben 6apon7
9elaufenen Weorobuben I'M Gr0qei6pB abb
5ufangen unb i'm bingfeit 5u MAIDEN.
Jta6 Der Nl1gabe zines Der mitber6aftez
ten .3e1gen, gtamens S. 6otpartb, tpar
Der berbdngniBDoae Strett tpegen
zines SrunfS 8ier, Sen SaID benz
BON linn tn bic Qdfter>
b6ble gei6leppten SDorman bate aufStpin@
gen molen, %entitanben. 8etoe batten i6on
Oorber in on0eren 6Gu1ern fart ~getrunfen.
Die Qei6e bes Gri6oi1enen, iiber ben
ni6ts gtdberes befannt lit, purbe na6 Ser
Wtorglte gebra6t.
0iepeibli6en Snin1en bes 8orbeus, I'M
@egeniabe SIT ibren Sell9ern iGmmtli6
afrtfanti6er Mbitammung, m1Bten it6
glei6fals in Saft begeben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-02
Sic 8arSeat Der ssra1t Ell.

Sauienbe pou Srauen bulben idwei9enb
unld9li9eS @lenb, neil tie ii6 i6elen, einen
@r3t Su coninlttren in ienen 5ablret9er
&rantbeiten, bic funttionelen llnre9elmaBtgz
feiten unb G9wG9en entiprin9en. Man9es
bei9eibeue MdbGen ooer N9eib 3iebt es por,
ibre ldpere 8iirbe ittli6mei9en6 81 trd9en,
MIR nm ni9t gum SousorSt nm &otb 9eben
81 millien; M :, = 5u Ss m;sn,. Diel Ea SlGile
Prescription prompte nnD ii9ere Silfe fia=
ben. IS lift Elm ipeStfii9es Mtittef fir iol6e
s6GGe unb bat l9on 3abQOie Sraren 9liidli1
9emo9t, tnoem es ibneu wieoer upatOmmene
We1unobeit perl0affte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-02
gSie ass1tB eim 4amSmttteI bef6af=
fctt :iei1t?

Sin 8rdporat bas ei9ens Sur SinOerllng lln6 9et=
lung, BON lolden SeiDelt D~er9ejtelt lit, mel1en Wttt9lte=
per etnes 9arsbaltes ant %lneiite1 ansgeiest linO, llno
oas niSDt nnr an9ebit3 6a3A f16ig II; lon9erT olsle
ip!eIen bat. perbtent ~I;Berfid. Elm 8uuerldlitges 9auss
nltttel 9enonHt ST lperben. Inter 4rdparoten init
unb Der Sanctipn bes ~dr5tlibeu Stanbes as Der Bee
9dtun9 uno oes 1ertranenS beS @ubtifnnls lpertD
hernor9eboben tperoeu, befiubet f) 8 oftetter,S
ipnrbe, 8gSpepfie. 9erItopfuig uub SaqenleiOen5 Die
pref gdufi9lten &elbeu, pon Oeneu ooS Wtenlbe1ge=
l9leDt gepIo9t miro. auSrptteu. YotantIGen Hr=
lprnn9s, lit es ebeHlo mirtian1, tpie rein InD gelunb.-
@s btlft BET %nerp6ier uuru9e uub untbQtigteit Der
SttereH llno 1T Iiir Sol9e, Die gu &1eumatismns htl1=
lletgen, euI S3NBnllttel. @ebuis grue1erllng erIdlat=
l1t n%nbeoin9t auf ~DasIe1be ~perlai1en. Gieber llHo
faltes 6ieber, .9lenmGtismNS nub S6mddbe peroeu
0urcb oailelbe gcbeilt,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-02
g6reGlid,cr 1tualI9SioW.

Sin i9reflider 11nfalI ereignete ii6
Otenitag Ia6ntittag ettpa I'M 5 l1br III
8arren Sprenger'S Wtai6inenfabrif, SEQ.
2O7 g. Ganalitr. gSiQiam S'0onnea, Elm
SEQ. $50 g.. 6alitebitr. tpobnenoer 9lrbets
ter, tpar I'M 8egriff, Die l1ria6e oes plObz
lt8eu StofenS zines S9pul1gra0es feit5uz
itelen utb trat gu bieiem 3tpefe blot neben
basielbe, ais IS iib pieper in 8etpegung
IeBte. Ser llngliidlide purbe BON i0nt 9e7
faBt ltnb fonnte lti6t cher aus letl1er 9rGB1
li0en Gage befreit perben, ais bis idrtmt7
lide @lieomaBen leineS G0rpers 5erlGmetz
teri tparer. st tbat btn1en ipentgen Wttz
nuten leiren Iebten ~Qltben5ug.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-02
SOfeNb 8Obma4t1ts

ser berilbnte Sabrifant pom mulifalil9en
SSnitrumeuteu, 30S SiibeSt StraBe, @biz
cago, Su., %offerirt ir9enb einem Sabrifanten
alt ODER jung, in ir9e1tb einen 2dnD, etne
gSette pom ST bis gu $4,000, baB er Die bette
@uitarre I'm Der 9lrbeit io1pie I'M Som ma6t,
Die ie 9enaadt wltrOe. Qiebbaber li1D 9let6=
fauS e~in9elaben Die 8ette auf5unebmen,
1peun ite Oenfen, Dap iie ein gntes Snitru=
ment baben l11to baS @el6 perbienel1 f0nnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-02
9as @alsens@ efpetft Derin8t.
Ser 9ranIame &nabens@tOrocr alag. Sekte
gebt aMf &ebewSseit mad Solicit.

Ser Sii6ler Iuguit 5ebfe, tpeI6er bon
BEN @e16pnrenen in Ei6ter Glifforo'5 @e1
ridt Dor ettpa etuent Wtonat gum gobe berz
urt6etlt nurbe, petl er Ietnen StiefloDn,
Scar @tInann. NIT etnem 2eOerriemen su
Tobe gepriieelt 6atte, befannte it6 Sreita9,
no6oem i6ln &i6ter Glifforo einen ueuen
8ro8eB betpiQigt bate, fir i6uloia unb
pllroe barauf 81 le6enslGn9li9er 3u6tbauSz
1trafe Derurtbetlt.
0tt6ter Clifford bate Sen Staotsantpalt
berettS porgeitern bon ietl1er 2t6it6t III
&enntntB geieBt, 6ebfe su lebenSldngli6er
3ud)t6alts1trafe 81 %begnaoi9et1, ilber melde
W2itt6eilutg 6err 2ongeneder ni6t ieDr err
batt mar, Da er it6er eripartet Datte, BET
Rthter tper6e Den grauI amen Wt9rber, tpie
CT eS per0tent bate, Dem @algen iiberliefern.
QQs 6eBfe BON benz Jttdter benaGri9ttgt
tpurOe, er tpoIIe bic iiber ibn oerbGngte So
bes1trafe lit cine lebenSlGngltde t6aft i'm
2udtbduS umipan0eln, tpenn er fid ]Dul>
Diq befenne, 6riidte Der Wt0rber letne polle
9Hfrieoen6eit nit bielem Gorl6lag aus lmb
Ser 8thter faQte 6ierauf lein urtbeil. NiS
Gjruub bafiir, 0aB ct 6eBfe's ltrtDeil mill
berte, qab Gt6ter GliffOro an, Die geidpo1
re1ert DGtten 1i6 auf Elm EDoeSurtbeil mn
in Der Grtpart1rlg g%eetnigt, baB er baS llr1
tbeiL miloern neroe ltno ite bGtten Sebte
besbalb Ieiner @naoe empfoblen. +
6ebfe, meld)er frilber einet goubart trug,
erIdien Ereitag glattraiirt int @ertdt uno
bat 1i6 beretf erflGrt, iofort ietne Strafe
onsutreten. %sSSailer" Sols miro tbn am
Ufittpo6 bereits na6 bent 3udtbauie in
Solicit iiberfibren.. Ser W0rber pertretbt
lid Sic 8eit in %iei1er 3eIe nit 8ibelleien
lnb tpeigerte iid, atf ben 9tatb iete
ner gert6eioiger, Dem i'm b lu6enoen 8ez
ridter1tatter nGberen Nlfi6luB iiber letn
IhelRlihes 8erbre1en 81 geben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-02
..@ro,vm,s ssrondtel sroMes.|

f0Onnen 10 rei9lib ME n0tbig erl@eIlIt an9ez
maubt 1perbc1l, ba 1ie Nt9tS entbalteM,
as ; en- # III 9dblt9 iein
fDnnte. sic itnb nni96bbor int 2tubern
Don Seiierfeit uno &ei3 in Der &eble, wel6e
pom Gpre1en ober Stn9en berriibreH. inz
benz lie Sic Sttmme mirt q NJ tlG=
re II 1l1tb 1tGrfe IN.
v@ie. erlei6tern in bobem @rooe iebe I'M
bebagli9e @%mpfinonng III Der Se9le."-S.S.
GuTrn, 9ebrer Der Ge0etunit, Sofon.
Gerlanget unO i0affet MIR u8rown' s
$ II Of al Sro9eS". neberGu 81 b9z
BEN SI % @ts. bic S9a6tel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-02
,,@Orft6t lit Ole Wea.tter Oerg8eis=

BETTE QSenn eSGr aIlO an T~erlfOpflln9,
llnperoaulidteit, NerpoitGt, S0lafloii9tett,
II. /. ID. leibet, 10 miiBt Sbr, iofern Sud- bas
Yebeu feb III, Sud iofort Don bteiem gefGbrz
lt6sn 9eioen b%efreien. lln0 oaS foitl1t ceSbr
mn, inbern SShr Die 9e9eit lolde &ranfbeiten
einSi9e 5uperlGliige 2r6enei %dn'penoet: Die
st. Bernard Grdtaterptuett. Sine HSrobe
berielben betomult Sbr auf @riu9et tttettt=
9clfLtG) pom p. Neustaedter 81 Co., Box
2416 New York City. SSn alien @potbete1
iinb bieie Piaen fir % @tS. 5u baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-02

merben, it ie6o6 Elm Sbiey NIT allgemeiner
9tftinompfoie bebaftet, 10 lit oas >gan5e
Sleil6 i1idt sur meni6liden yfabrul1g
9~eeiqret. Qlt6 BET ber &inOertu6erflloie
pir6 Ser Gerfauf bes SIeiides BON I'M itbrte
oen out oenG6rten S6teren, na6 borbertger
Gntfernuug Ser erfra1ften SDetle fir utz
1d1G6Iid erad1tet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-02
Gin Mot0 fir 9titter.

Mrs. Minslom's r@%potbins
6prup" 1oate beitdnbiS beim Rinoers CAB
ue,l 9ebrau9t peroen; Gr b%eldnttt9t pas
Sinb, er1pei6t oa$ l3dbnneti9, hubert GaeH
S S$tsf'5 af tu11rf 9 sso1tG5So'H' S Srp f]n II SaS DFfs
Geuts Die SIiGl@e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-02

Ste 6u4eNtettt beTtebtett AtttN bes
k1tttttett GIAi@enbiete Ser Gonr0D
SetpH Sretutm9 Co. ttatS Se0ers
1t0tttt $40 ea1HfebIett. 8efTeN1tmGete
btttet ttt1tt otEeft az Die 8ratereS
ct fettSets. snDSfO mitt n ma