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The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-12-19
AN OLD TIME STEAMBOAT MAN

Charles Ii. Holden of the Holden
House, Saratoga Springs, began bust
ness life in Troy some forty Three yeaE
ago, when a young man of 2l, Born fp
Arlington, VT, in January, 1928, after
some experience in school teaching in
Hoosick, North Adams and Pittstown,
he fnade,his advent intFroy in 1S489and
served a.elerkship in the Troy line stAamN
boat Office, then at 1879 Rlver sIreett res
maining, there unit 1870, when he went
on the steamer Troysas' freight clerk Un1
der Capt. W. II. Frazee, This position
he held until 1851, when Capt. r. a..
Furey was in command of the Troy, and
Mr.. Holden went as second captain,
Capt, Furey dying early in JHe season.,
he was succeeded by MI, HOldeh. Al
the close OF that season he entered into
negotiations for a business on shore,
which Il d to HIS not accepting the COM
mand of the Troy for the following sea
son, but the negotiations falling through,
ne finally went on the Troy under the
new captain and continued. n hun un,
Ill 1854, when Capt l., IL. upper havr
ing resigned the agency Of-the Troy line
to take charge of George LAWS ocean
| lines, Mr.. Holden succeeded him as
agent of the Troy line in this city. This
position he held until 1860. Then he
went on the Rensselaer, and Saratoga
railroad as conductor, and continued at
such until 1866, In that year he, became
station agent at Saratoga Springs, re-
naming in that position until 1875, when
he resigned. He has siuca devoted him
self to the Holden House of Saratoga.
| lnrinu hIG ApFNipn thg
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-12-19
d, NEW GRANITE oUARREs. I


1t appears 10 be a fact that many east
eTn people have gained wrong impress
sion from the stories of desiitution in
the new states Old akota which have late-
" been published. The reader is. likely
70 get the impress ion that the destitu-
ion is general, while such is by no means
the case. Much of this wrong impress
sion arises from the fact that there Is not
proper appreciation Of the magnitude
of the area covered by the Dakotas, SO
that, while one section of this great area
thay have been unfavorably affected,
other sections have notsuffeTed at all. This
latter. il in fact, exactly what has hap-
pened. It's tIpe, that iu Ramsey COUNTY
an the Devils hakeregipn, and on the
Missouri slope in II G west, two years Of
drouth have been disastrous for the
farmers who went in there with small
Imeans .and there are in need of assist
ancF hut inthe Red River valley region
the season has been one of abundant
crops and general prosperity. A recent
Grand Forks letter. printed in The
Springfield Republican. says. that the
Northwest as ap entirety has had pros
porous year, and the Red River valley
counties in particular are ON a more, solid
financial footing than at any time before
since their settlement. The farmers are
doing well and are able to help their
needy neighbors at the west. This years
total wheat crop OF the great Nofthwest
Minnesota will reach the enormous ag-
gregrates Of 50, 600, 900 or 10000, 900 bush
els. ''r
Enquiry made at the office OF the Yer
mont Loan and Trust company in this
place confirms this favorble report. for
it Is stated that the interest on the COM
paDy's loans in the section in question
has been paid with unusual promptness
It is a matter Of justice to have this cor
tection made, for It is not pleasant to
think Of the new state Of North Dakota
coming into the Union with her people
in a condition of general desttution, =
BrdHleboro P9nir .. ~
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-12-19
THE-VERMONT BOOMs.
MARIE INTERESTS.

{ Although Kept rather quiet, the fact, |
nevertheless, has leaked out that what
was all along considered the weaker of
two great firms in the marble business |
in Rutland Valley has been offered an |
opportunity to change position with the
stronger. The great manager of the |
Vermont Marble Company, Secretary OF
War Proctor, has offered to sell his in
terest in the company to the Sheldon
Marble Company, which purchase would
give the Sheldons controlling interest
in the Vermont Marble Company and
also the monopoly of the greatest marble
business in this couptry. To an inter
view gentleman who knows algreal
deal regarding the inside, workings of
these companies, gave the representative
of the Press to understand that tn 8
change will probably take place by jan
uAry /, Judging from present indications.
Tue fact is that Mr.. Proctor has entered
the field Of politics, ia aiming TO be
| United States Senator. and would resign
mis- position in President Harrison's Cab
met for it at any time. Senator Morrill,
Is getting old and feeble and is nearly
ready to retire from active service, and
Mr.. Prctor is ready to fill his place or
that of Senator Edmunds If the oppor-
tunity was afforded him. He can get
there without any trouble, as he is solid
with the Vermont people. This political
ambition, of course, allows him no time
to attend to his great business interests
in the manner that he has been doing
His son, Fletcher Proctor, who was re
Gently elecyed presi ent of the Vermont
Marble Company, is sick and is there
fore unable to attend to the business il
A satisfactory manner. In view of al
these conditions, Nj, Proctor is willing
to give up the marble business aliogeth
er and the Sheldon Marble Company i
equally glad of the opportunity to TAX
the entire field. Some time ago tn
manager of the Vermont Marble Com
papy had negotiated with an Eng isl
syndicate to buy his interest, but moth
ing came out of IL. The change w6nlt
make great revolution in the marbl
| business. Troy Press. ~ ~.
81 NEW GRANITE QUARREs.
: Percy w. Clement of Rutland, Pres
! dent of the Rutland Railroad, in connec
: ton with LIeut.-GOy. Woodbury. an
Gen, Williams Wells of Burlngtoni Co
{ NJ s Colburne Of Manchester, leadIn
Z business men of Bennington county AN
: james A. Brock, the largest financier a
! the Vermont State capital, has pull
chased large quarry near ,Hardwic
J and two o'her extensive quarries i
' Woodbury.. These gentlemen have
surprise party in view for Western Vel
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-12-19

MAKE No MIsrkkB.L1fY you o have
made up your mind to buy Hoods Sar-
saparilla do not be induced to take any
other. Hoods Sarsaparilla is aipeculiar
medicine, possessing, by virtue Of its
peculiar combination, proportion and
preparation, curative power superior TO
any other article of the kind before the
people. For all affections arising from
impu blood or low state Of the system
IL is unequalled BE sure to get Hoods.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-12-19

Il wac built this year. III does mob cpEer
o much ground as The Adams, hut it lie
, story higher, and thereIi is just az much
room in il. More than $50 horsest are
Kept there. The sarrie .fules Of a6sBIute
cleanliness aud good ventilation ara OBJ
served there.
The Wells-Fargo Express Company is
building a new stable on the site of the
lid Pavonia Rink in JerseyiCity, itsis
modelled after the Adams building, and
the company says it win, be a finer
luilding, and the company si-ys it viii
he a finer building. The :ifqrses thert
will be kept on the second foor.-Nett
York Press.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-12-19
TO MY FRIENDS.

As you are well aware that l would not
recommend that which dill not believe
to be good, desire to say to al who
need a good, reliable, family medic
that believe one bottle Of Sulphur Biz.
tiers WI DO you more good than any 9th
er remedy | eyer saw.-Rev. Cephns
Sou'o. 479
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-12-19

The entire list of Is pamphlets will be
sent postpaid, to any one who will send
90 cents in stamps, postalnotept money
order, or any 10 of this list win be sent
on receipt Of 10 cents, or for a'two cent
stamp any single document Should
any document in list be our ofpfint an
other of similar character will be sent
IN its stead. Also the AMERICAN Econ
omist, a weekly journal. devoted to the
discussion of all phases of the Tariff
Question, and containing the. latest in
dustrial news.'r IS pages, scents per
copy, or $500 per annum, Address
Henry NJ. Hoyt, General Secretary,
american Protective Tariff Leaglie, %
West 23d street, New York. r7p,- 10
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-12-19
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Mrs. WIEsLOw's sooTHNo SYRUP, for children
teelhing, Is the prescription OF Of the best 70
male nurses and physicians in the United States,
and has been used for forty years with never fail
ing success by millions Of mothers for their child
ren. During the process o, teething los value Il
incalculabe. IL relieves the child from pain
els, and wind-colic. By giving health tothe child
II rests the mother. Price Is cents bottle.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-12-19
Interested People.

Advertising patent medicine in the
MACMILLAN way in which the proprietor Of
Kemps Balsam for Coughs and Colds
does is indeed wonderful. He authorizes
all d"rggists to give those who call FOR it
sample bottle Free, that they may try
it before purchasing. The Large Bottles
are SOC and S1.00. We certainly would
advise trial. 1t may save You from
consumption. y rTf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-29
Dos @emeffe aug @autt.
gageBHas stese Ses 9eaetals StspoIute.-
Ste gltfTOa oct fraws5FEfden 6resatts
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edit Oionateu be9ounene Sirgerfrte9 Ia
pagti 10 5ir,ntit9 beeu0et ur0 Der 6ebeueuz
tibrer SpPOIpte babel SteggE Sebltebsu.
Ser geferu gtorgeu bier angelau9te houGHz
biide 8Gmpfer DSrGnie NGfar," peE9ar
au1 81. be. 80. BON Portzauz PIince abie'
geIte, melbet, bag SippOI9te nit ietner 91az
Sen Nrmee au 20. bier 0tetten BON RortzGus
FTince etnttai, Ieiue 4rttuerte IN 8eTettl4aIt
lebte unb Hnr nod auf bic 4nfHait isiuer
8Gtegaidifie RON 9puatueS martete, um 6aa
Bcmbar6smeut BON Bortzaus Briuce 81 be-
giruer. Sn Der 9tamt oes 81. batten bereits
i6arfe SharmIBeI 3pl9eu eini9eH Re9ts
meriteln oes Generals 2egitiu1e HnS Soltsz
baufen ftattgefunoen, ote NIT 9tppolpte ipm'
patbifirtan. 2eBitime ieIbF babe fi4 in ietuem
BQlalf befHnoeIl uuo Dou bort aus Die Nlsaus
rau9sments CUR Sertbeibigung Der Staot 9es
leitet.-Su Biireau BON &unbar6t & @omp.
puroe tnitaetbetlt, bon tbrem Correspondent
ten in E0Itsaus Yrince lei thnen bic gtelouug
suqegangeu, bas Der Biirgertrieg tbatidbltd9
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ben noroen 1T. @bn8. Suufebt, Der bteiiae
8ertreter Sif pui1te's, ertIGtte, Gegttime let
geiflasen, inDem Stppolpte lett oier3ebr "a
gen erRaunIiGe @rioIge sehabt uuo etne Stabt
nGG3 Der Grbern senommen babe, Den iess
ten g2p9riGten SufoIgs beftRbe er iitl Dor ben
&bUreH Don Bort. aus Prince, mG9reuo Ge8t=
time 81 ehiidtet iei.
Rep=SrIeans, %. Mat.-@iae Spe-
siaIeepeitG Der oYicaguue" aus BeniGcolG,
6La., briu8t bic Nuueieubeit Der frau36Ri1en
Sregatta n5iOlanb" In ieHem SGfeu, ioruie
tie Nuiuuft bee ftau3Gfj9en @eian6ted 9lOu.
fGn aus gYaibiHatou in 3uiamuenbaug nit
Rem gs1iidt iber eiusn 8trtras spiiden
8rVptreit ugb Der 9legieruug bes Generals
+ Qesjttme in Sahti. 9ieiem @ariidte sufoIae
| ielte fdl Sranfretd befauntltd berpfltatet
bubGn, Sippolhte's &ebellion uuterbriifeu 81
belfen. 3ur Eergiitun9 fir ieiue Sienfte
iplte es pertbuoIle Sanbelspri0iIegie erbaIz
ten. Ser @eianbte 8ouflan mar 50 StuuoeH
lang am Goro Der Gresatte uHo bate cine
LANCE @oniereuj nit Seu &Gpitdu. 9ente
Abero reifle Der @eiauote mad gBabiugtou
a6, un6 bic 6regatte tpirS in see fte4eH,
iotnIo iie einen neuen SobleuDorratb on 80rb
genculmeH bat. Wian bermutbet aQgemeiu,
baB SG1ti tbr Seftimmnu9sort 1T.
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&lip.@ preer Rad,rtAte,t.

NensOort, %. Stat. - Die aus ben
S9. 2tuan, Ebomas uub &ooieueIt befes
teuoe @ipiloisnf= =@omuiifion tagt bsute i'm
biefsen Souamte unb If oem Sernebmen
nod nit elmer uHteriu9uug iiber geuifie in
ierem Gmte oorgefaueue Berf05e gegeu bas
&tuiIbienfgeIeB beiGGfti5t.
- Der 6. ameritantid1e S1a1 @oHgres,
ntlGer an 25. gidr5 bier beguuuen bat, 1T
gefern seifloIifn n0rbeu. 8as SpiaI spis
iGen gBeiS uEb Sitigorin iff uuenii1teben
gebIieben, mo in SOIge DefeH werbeu ben
&cugres Seftimmuugeu gemdS Der erie uu6
3tpeite 45reis nrter be Reiben uertheilt mel
ben. 8as 9effrlge IeBte SpieI pabrte 3uet
Strnbep.
Der i'm 6auie Nr. 494, 10. Gueuue,
nobnenoe Tlsiidltr Sarl DQubert lit lett Ian.
gsrer 3sit on ben 6oIgsu elmer idiimuea grs
tdltuu9, Die er fb i'm gtSbauie iugeiogen
batte. Die &erSte srti6rteu, oas er I'D eiuer
Sperctiou uuter3iebsn mIfie, neHn er ieius
@einnobeit mieber erlaugaa molIe; allein bas
ton poute 8uubsrt Aihts ptfen unb meiu.
te, ct niroe ff iieber umbrtugen, oTs nd
Npe1ireu Iafeu. Dlan legts bieien 8ebeus.
arteu ieiu @endt BET, Gllein gsfaru ytaGs
mittng iiihrte er ieiue 8rO5uu9 aus, iubem
er I'D i'm Seller cine SugeG our9 ben aOpf
jagte. Ser llH9lIdli6e tiHtgrldBt ieiue 6rau
nit 3pei SiuSerH,
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Gta0t Balttmore.

gBirtbidnftss @r0ffuuug. pr.
9eiurit @niesmer. Elm i'm Btrtbi4aftsDeleu
erfabreuer unb aIgemeiu beliebter @rtrl=
i1Hugslpenoer, hieIt geffern ieiHeH otItjteuen
@iu3u9 in ietne ueue ami oQs @legautette aus'
gefattete s4irtbiGaft, giorbofs@de Der gtcs
Gloerrps unb &aroIiuefrase, aus Del4em
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ierbtTen IieB, Brof. &arI gugegs Grhslter
lieferte cine prd6tiae gOu3crtmuitt, tpel1e
aeeianet mar, bic rid9tige Stimmung inter
ben @afeu Uu6jurufen. giugef1n0eH lat@
ten fdl Sertreter Der y8ermauta>e0ge ytC.
Al, $685." unb bes Groens Der ,,Rotba
mdaner;n Der yrepublifautide Club Der 3.
8arb, ;" oeffeu Sanptquartier ia BEN steideu
6aule III, DaC fai oul31blia eriGieueH. Trlu
6rieoeride @njesmer beRdtigte ibreu alien
duf als tiihtiae aDGiu uno empTtn8 oas
idmti6eIhuitsfe Sob fiir ihre ihmadbaft jis
bereitete Spetieu. @iuea i0ffli9eu Gabetrunt
iaubte Sr. SerHbaro Berger aus ieiuen Tub
len gu9erieueru. Or 6eiurif @uiesmer Dtro
aud IN ctsiem Heueu 5taottbetle balo eiueu
sroBeH 6reuuSesfreis Im fid Oeriammelu.
aus benz Eeufer gefalleu. -
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E0Gter1en bss 6lI, g8. GaglauO aus einem
Nenfer i'm ineiten StofDerle oes elterIi4eu
5uuies Str. 41O, Sf=SeoeraI- -SraBe, nabe
greeumouut. 4oeuue, uao erlttt nebeu inner
li6en Serle5uusen aud cine 9ebiraeri9tit
ttrung. Die berbei gernienen 8oitoren Stn
IeB un6 Sanenbta bsaeu Hur ment9 9ofT
nRna, 6os Sinh ON 2ebeu III erbalten.
Son Cincinnati eIbielt gtaTi41u
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fer sfIudt ihn1 fetueu 0u1ebitdb bier I'm Ij(o
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-29
gSeue gambferIIute:t.

8uGutb, giiuu., %. Gtai.-gus ;uvers
Idifger Gueue eriubr man bier beute Mors
gen. baB Die meme SraHsports 9eieGibaft NIT
Der Qbftlt nmgebt, 10 ibaeu, ais mSslid, II
groBe Gta5lbampier bnueu III laHeH. Die
ielben ioGeu IN Sanbusfs am GriesSee gez
baut perteu NIB etna 1925, 600 pro StIid
Ioftu; bic 9Gnge Der S4iffe tpir6 326 SgB
NIB bic @opasitat $500 9onneu ieia. Die
G5uGtiGifie merSsn rad oeu Isfs 67lideu
unb Die Rdiegter=8ampfer nah ben iets
msfliGtu Steate1 beaaunt iueroen. Die
rene 8empfer 2iuie erbdlt cen Rameu
pGtotess aufors2inie;;" :" bas GttleRsSapital
bsitGgt Sl2,0O0,O00. Bromiueute @iieuz
babus gl1gnateu, 8uaeif oou BEN nBeunipI-
bGuter Gpfem," :" fno bet oem uuteruebmeR
betheiliat. Die reue 9inie pirb bic aroBar@
tisde gertebrsfrnse nuf ben Sse'u bitSen.
&ie BGfngiertompier iOHsu Ote Gour Don
GnfaIo nod SuIuth in einer @ode l1tii9z
lsgsu. einf&IissIid eer Getlaouue Der STa9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-29

t6ru. GrittentOnI
0leiu Serr! M8 i'd mir cine S6a5tel
0tcnn's s8pcfeIieife unidoifte, be.
mcrfte icb Elm @eiud nm 3uIdriftcn BON
Se6ent, Der i'm @ebraua ser Sctfe grfaBs
rung 9enrudt. Ia8 mi46etrifit 70 ur5dte
id erfldren, baB i5 bOr feds bi8 Ta6eu
3abren Bic 9lOie am GOpf unO i'm GcF5t
bate, unO ol8 infOIge 0erIelBen mein Saar
aa83ufaGIcn 6e8onn, raein 2trst mir iagte,
ja uaBte e8 mir gang abideercn Iafen,
Gie8 that i'd. 8at0 nadber bemerttt
d cine beiteIi8e Stete, 6eOeft nit Red
Rash, " 6a8 iid auf 6em &opfe melt ATS
breitete un6 3ur Gtirn binaB erfrefte. SD
rcriudte oae8 Gr6entli5e; Sal6en, G3ecrs
Ieife, glcoi3in u. {, p.-QQe8 Oergcbens.
giue8 Cages fiel mir elm: Hia babe nod
nidt GIeuu GBpefeIieife periu5t.'
Sd i6affte mir tueIde at un6 itri9 lie ies
ben abenO pie Elm 9flalter auf, 6a8 i'd bio
gum IOraen Iieb. 9n 3pei GO8en nit
6eul Gerbraud eine8 Stafe8 6ieIer Ssife
mar mrin GurF gciaub, un6 ieit0em fat
ia Der rOtBe @usi8Iag ME tpteOer ge'
3cigt. Sd CLAUDE INNER, OoB Ser &aptnt,
ben Ser 6riieur bei'm abideeren mcines
Soores benuete, nidt rein mar.
GPater 3Os fid Heine tleins Gntelin in
Der Sdu(e cine SOpf6auttroufbeit 3u; ea
mar etre tpetBe lAuppl9e Subltan5, oIe
ftd ouf i5rem &Opfe au8breitete. Sire
Tlutter Oeriudte faf aGe8 W268liae un6
fro9te mid Oann, mas fte t6un io0te. Sd
erpi0crte: r9la, 70 gebraade Glenu's
g6wefcIieiFe; 2u weiBtja, bic Bat mid
8e6eiIt," Sic tpur6e getreu anSepcnOet,
unb in farBer 3ctt mar Der &Opf 6e8 &iu.
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Der befommeu.
glir 8aIten Gleuu's S5peFrIieift
fir Suutabidarfun9en OOer ir9en6 9erar'
ti9e8 itet8 OOrratAig. 2l3tung8OOQ
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Nfesafs Gefsntnferfn[.

Bittsbur,g, %. LNai. - Die 5irma
gsbriipgr 9lccrbsnt s. Comp, SeFger zines
eroseu @iIeIperfes, bat cine &ei1e uca
grperlmeuteu bescnueu, tUeIdle bartbuu iclz
len, pb puiusriFrte aohle ein biuiseres beues
ruraemnterinl abseb5H, cls gtaturgas. Die
ioneit er,isIten HeiuIta;e pareH 6urGaus be-
frieeieeuS. Bei Der erfen Geuerlngsprobe
nurb9u 1890 gfuno GtieH ulttteIfi pulueriiiEs
fer ScbIe 1ur gDeiB6Iibbtse eebruGt; bel
Qnmenbung oon gtaturaas fteuteu fid Die
8cffeu fir oas Gubeisen bon eiuem BfuaO
Giieu out 81, ipGbren6 F6 bieieIben bel In'
penbunp tes nsueu Bro3eiies auf nitt mebr,
als SO Cents beIaufen uiiEceu, nobel bic
Soften fir tas 3erfIeineru Der Soble etnbsz
griiieu fnb. Die 90. @ebriiber Moorbeab
{ comp perteu bisies gr1eriment Ourd 80
9aee iurtisten unn Johann bic @ntideibuus
treffen, OBJ IN ibren fabritanlagen IN 3uiunit
puiperiFrte Schle be SteHe bes Ratursaies
ale Nenerunosmaterial eiuEebmeu fol- 06sr
nidbt. Den beutisen @rperimeuten pchuts
inter gnesren an1 or. Grafus sSlmau bet.
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Sts lrnraOem 8a SeaiswooO.
aat VpmSasate'n 8!ilti anf eers 9haa'
pIabe. 5rs6snOs se!t~n8 oer fst'sH0'n
SStaIieNet,

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&Ompagnie'n 0ltlt5 aus &bicago, rueIte ooa
bort bierber geiGidt tDur6eu, am bic itrsteuz
ben Robleu9riber i'm 3anule 81 baGteur eTll'
gingen beHte iriib In Der 9tdbe bon SaroHsr
rnr nit fuapper giOib oem Serberben. DER
&onoufteur 0es 3uge5 bate, aIs er aefeFn
4benb Chicago oerIies, Sufruttion er9altea'
spiiGen garbuer uno Braiowe0o langlam
un6 OorItd]ttg 3u fabreu. Dime oteie GSatz
uuug riiroe iib rpabrlmeinIi1 eiu i9auoers
bates llnalttd eret9uet habeH. Sci 9aroner
felIte as itb berGus, oaB unbefanute Soez
pid5te BET ben gSeiGeu Steiue 3niiAen ote
5Gienen etngefsiLt batten, iooa5 Der 318
aus ben SdteRen geidIeubert Uoroen ietH
tpiir6e, tpeuH Der Anihlag utdt eRtOedt nor
ben nGre. 3pei neitere @ompaguie'n WttIEl
faulen beute igtib aus Sttama uHb 3looa
miugtcn bier oil Hu6 mari6irten HG9 ben
6rei 02eileu eutfernten SObleH9ruben.
(GpGter.) - N6t @ompaBnie'n Suiuollsr
StaOtss Dtili, ingern iebt In uHmtttelbarss
giGbe Der GOblenbergnerfe uno beDa4eu Die
GuGrtiere Der fititereen StlIiener. 25 StEis
fer, melde Wefer uuo 9teboIber tn tqrem
8efte tQtteu, iiub Uer1aitet uorOen. Gs
berIautet, baB itt bic StaI!euer 81 @ooIeg,
Goal. &itp, @Iart.&itb, GarbHer uno BrnIez
bile suIuEmeurotteu, I'M bic Eruppen au3u'
greifeu. Sberf Bennett beabfttt8t, Die ttas
lieaiI1en giieberIaIungen in Gtu3eInen 81
itberuaIttgeu un6 bic 4ufritbrer otH8fef 81
MAIDEN, ebe iie iith iaumelu f0anen. groBe
8bGtisfeit berriat inter ben StaIienern, uno
bieielbeu ge6en ofienbar NIT Der Qbf4t 4tum,
ibre gefaugeneH Sameraben genaItiam 81
befreieu. 8epObuer Der @egeuo ertIdreu,
bic Gtriier ieien beiparat unO piir0en Obne
3neifel entI9loIienen Sutherland Ieifeu. Sul
vS."@9aGlt ert0ute beute friib oOs signal
Ser 8ampipfeife, uIIeia feline Ser9IeHte mel'
6eten fith sur Qrbeit.
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Aes g1rtt,afns nftnefInnt.

gbiGnbeIpbta, %. Nai. - Sun fHOs
IiGeu StabhbeiIe mareH bor etuigen Slgen
pon Der BoIi;ei ,nei gtra5er aufgegrtffeu
porben, peLGe nur 35 Gents batteu uno bas
nit mad glerps gorf MOLTEN, no fie Irbeit 3u
finSen bcfftiu. Ole 3oubeQmteu baben err
ulttteIt, hu6 bic beiben Araber init benz Dam
pier cIrgoip" in BbtlaOeIp5ia eiutrafan. Der
8nmpier mar nit @iien beIaoeu, uuo Der
@apitdH, 8. 4thiiOn, bate Dor ben 3oIIbes
amtsn bsi6pOreu, oas er tetue BaIingiere
am 8oro babe. gr i0u bon ben Irabern
$40 fir Die Ileberfabrt erbaIteH Iu6 ite bel
Bort 8dmono ans 2aHO bei0roert babeu.
Qls 6a5en Surbenor Campbell eiue Slaae
negen nugebIdeu Reineibe gegeu ben Ca
pitGu ertebeu moIlte, bate Der rIelbe nit iei.
mem gGiffe philadelphia bereits uertafi:n
upS iru in RswpuTt, R.'5., oerbaitet wer'
ken
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9Ir6ctf t.nO 2o0tt.

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einfimmung nit ben 8efanntma9uuaen Der
gReabinger RobIeus unb @tieus @cmpaguie"
Iirb Arrangements 9etroffeu tuurbeu, idmmte
iitbe ber @6isuidaft gebOriseu @rn5su in Der
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ser. Su cen Ueiiten berieIbeu purbe Die
SbGtigfeit bereits gefera begouHeu, Die tbrie
GER nusten pegeu Der beitissn &eseugtTe
geidlcfieu bletbeu. Rau bofft, oa5 gittte Der
gEo@e bic 3bGtigtsit and auf ltseu 9rubeu
aufgenomueu tperoen fanu.
&nufboboden Bl.. %, Rai. .-gs
oebt bier bas geriitt, baB Die &tobliiTemeats
Ger ,gcubobcfeH> B0rfsb .Ytiasz Company"
in 6rr3em aeidtofieu perhen i0llen, Doouim
cirta 500 8rbeiter auf unb sfimmte 3ett be-
id6ftieuugeIos nsrbeu ptirosu. @iaer Der
guSeIiutenSenteu Der Sabrit CAB am lebten
San1ffGa III, baB cine Suspenbiruug Der Ar=
belt uidt uum3gtid let, bod mar er Der Gus
ftt. bos bieielbe riot Iduser, ais eiuige
2Hnhen haneIn fDttEbe.