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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-05

PARIS, April 1.-THE Chamber OF
Deputies agreed to the immediate as.
selnbling OF tho bureau for the purpose
OF eleetipg committee on the proseCu-
ton Of General Boulanger.
The chamber voted urgency for the
discussion OF the accusations against
General Boulanger. A long debate fol-.
lowed, in which Premier Tirard, NJ. p.
De CassagnaG and other members partiC-,
ipated, A vote was then taken on the
question Of sanctioniug the prosecution
OF General Boulanger. The result was
adverse to Boulanger, the chamber de-
Gliding by vote OF 355 to 20S in favor OF
prosecution.
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San FRANctsco, April Aloe Nc.
AuliGe, ex.Champion heavy weight Of
The Pacific Coast and Tom Lees, Ox-
champion Of Australia, Bigued articles
lqst night iot q gloye contest 10 take
place q the rooms ol the Golden Gate
ATHLETIC Club, this city, Ia The latter
part Of May iOt purse Of $l,76O.
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oArnoLICS WlLL PARTICIPATE


In the Great waAiiington Inaugural Gen.
tenn.aI Celebration ut New York.
NEw YoRx, April 4.-Representatives
Of every Catholic society In this city
were present tonight at meeting held
in Catholic hall to consider what part
Catholic citizens should take in the
coming Washington Centennial cele.
bration. Judge DAILY presided over the
Meeting, II was decided 70 take
mart In the parade on that occasion, IN
tbe course of Chairman Dally's addresl
70 the meeting, he said that there weFe
many reasons who Catholics should
honor the memory Of Washington. He
mover failed 10 observe 81, PatriCk's 1ay
al tbo time Of the Revolution, aud ON ne
day tho BrltlSh evacuated Boston ~,
Patrick, was tho yateRyprd given 70 tns
army. HU wM tho flrst 70 recognize th'
service Of the Catholics ID he keyotA
ton, A committee 10 make arrange
inetts for the participation In the cele
bration was appointed BY the meeting
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A Meeting Captured by white Caps.

EARNtuaToS, No., April 4.-The law
and order meeting Tuesday night to take
action in the matter Of the so!icalled
"white Caps" at Knoblick and Cygnet,
who warned foreign born workingmen
to leave the county by April l2, was
captured by gangs from those two towns
The gangs elected officers and declared
against publishing the lawlessness exist.
ing In ST. Francis county. Shortly after
midnight a terrific explosion occurred
in front Of General McCormick's resi-.
denCe, the shock jarring all the houses
In the neighborhood. All the outsiders
at the meeting carried dynamite sticks
In their pockets, and 1t Is believed that
one Of these was exploded near General
MCCormiCk's residence. The General
Is one Of tho leaders OF the movement
against the White Gaps. On their re.
turn home last night the parties from
Oyguet and Knoblick discharged their
guns and pistols whenever they passed
q farm house.
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pants OF the store would, Of course, be
absent the night Of the fire attending 9
social gathering at the home Of one Of
the other conspiraton to prove an alibi,
The gang are charged with having start
ed two fires in Brooklyn aud Chiei
Murphy believes they have been oper,
ating in Jersey City, Blume was located
at q Porter street, and between the
mattresses were found % bladders. The
gang are anarchists and belong to the
NhiOaOn hand
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to-day, headed by S, V, Yantis, sr, They
wanted to get postmaster appointed
for shepherdstown,
FouRTH.CLAss POsTNAsTRRs,

NbNhAhTNANna AN6A @AAAHeF~f
There were only Ave tourth,Class post
masters appointed for West Virginia to
day, as follows; Hedgesville, Berkeley
county, E. o. Henshaw; Jones's Springs
Berkeley county, David Wandeini Tom
ahawk, Berkeley county, Joseph II
Kitchen; Metz, Marion county, Henry
l.. Campbell; Farmington, Marion Coun'
ty, ], S, F, Campbell,
General 6of says he will file some
fifty or sixty recommendations Tor
fourth-Class postmasters tomorrow
whose appointments II is expected will
be ground out this week.
DR.. d, Mayer, OF Charleston, Is among
the West Virginians here. The Doctor
was an applicant for the position oil
Consul or Minister to Roumania, but he
has switched of for the mission to Tur-
key, Colonel Moore, OF Clarksburg, is
also among the West Virglnians in
town. .
Major McGinnis says that the contest
for the Buckhannon postoltice is still
undecided,
TUE HEAbVVAhlElA SLVSEH'
The West yirginlans have made their
headquarters at the hotel Randall, About
sixty OF them were there thismorning,
but they are not there tonight, The
establishment has been In litigation, and
to-day, between meals, United States
Marshal became tho landlord, When
the hungry guests arrived for dinner
they found the dining room closed aud
a notice stating that they must vacate
their rooms. The West Yirginians pulled
out, dragging trunks, hand bugs and
yallses enough to stock q railway bag
gage room. They had evidently come
prepared for long siege, Tonight they
are scattered all over the city In different
hotels aud boarding houses.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-05
A WAREHOUSE WRECKED
by an Explosion of Natural Gas at Bridge
mort Yesterday,

port Yesterday.
Ycsterdayatnoon the Wheeling Natural
Gas Company's warehouse in Kirkwood
was the scene OF considerable excite,
ment, caused by an explosion OF natural
gas. Tho workmen employed at the
warehouse had shut the building W
tight and gone to dinner. A few moments
later q dull, heavy explosion was heard
which ratified tho windows and startled
tho residents in the vicinity. A few
seconds later smoke was seen issuing
from the building. The fire being con
fined to a small space on the second floor
was extinguished with q few buckets d
water.
It seems that the workmen had opened
a large valve In the building that was
very seldom used, and had neglected L
close II, and the gas escaped into til,
building, and with no means OF escape
from there 1t assembled aud gradually
filled the house until it came in contact
with an open Jet which was burning
when 1t exploded,
The entire eastern side OF the building
was blown out and leveled to the grounC
and part of the west side was blown
out also. The roof was twisted out O
shape and the other sides bulged out.
Fortunately there was no one in the
house at the time. The damage In dol
lars and cents could not be learned, but
the building, which was new and goot
one, Is very badly wrecked.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-05
Foundry Destroyed,

PITrsRuRaU, PA, April 4 The iouu,
dry and machine shops Of Sheriff &
Sons, on First avenue, near Ferry street,
caught fire shortly before midnight and
were totally destroyed, together with a
large number OF valuable patterns, The
FIRE spread to the Anchor works OF Nc
Connell & Co., and for a time II was
feared the DalEell & 90. oil warehouse
would also 90, but after two hours hard
work the fire department got the flames
under control, The total loss will reach
100000, Sheriff 4 Sons loss Is about
$35,000, with $4,000 insurance,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-05

,CtNclNNArL o., Aptll M, 40 ~
sovlS yi S.s, .ss,up9,rtinLgndont Of the Cincinnati
Tsa.an STvusnern division Of tho Queen Snd
yIeseent syslen, died suddebiv vss,n,. dnu
Wy morning In hlH car al goneSsSAt Av'ES Rs
ny ~. hau been aillng a few jSvS brN,ys
'suuugn attack carried Him avn OIs III
intetmgnt, AV'vuo, W ior
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-05

BRUssnLs, April 4.--AdvlCcs received
here from Stanley state that Arabs who
have arrived there report that IIonrv AZ
Stanley and Etnln fasha were boa.i M
from IN February. They ware ~yIu ,Ias
marching toward Zanzibar with soyesai
thousand men, women and chiljTar
They also had 0,000 tuskB Of lvnrv ''e"'
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MORE COMMITTEES.
Three of Them Meet Again Last Evening.
What was Done.


The new Council enriched the OK.
chequer of Chief Of Police Delbruggc
to the extent Of three dollars last even.
ing by having three Of It's committees
Called-Claims, Wharves and Ordi.
nances. The Committee on Claims
had before 1t bill OF ex.Chiei
OF Police Smith for $24 80, ex.
penses incurred in hunting up the
murderers Of Policeman Joe Glenn. The
bill was divided into two items-rail.
road fares for three from somewhere Ia
somewhere, $40 so, and 81 80 for hotel,
The committee sat down on tho bill
very hard. They thought II rather
nervey on the part OF an ex.oiIi.
cial who had already received S4OC
in reward money and who, the
committee understood from the
testimony at the time OF appor
tioning the reward, had had his expenses
in that matter paid by the State, TO pre-
sent such bill. After disposing Of thiI
bill the claim OF Frederick Herzer, who
was hurt In a water trench and wants
damages, was called up and adjourned
till Monday night, when witnesses aret,
he summoned. The other two commit
tees did nothing worthy OF note asidt
from putting the city 10 the expense o
calling them.
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Weston win lie Wet.

Special DlspGich 10 Tie IntelipeHcer.
WESTON, April 4,-A committee ap'
pointed by the l. o. G. T, of this town
waited upon the town Council tonight
and asked them not to grant license to
liquor dealers in the town for the
ensuing year. A vote having been
taken upon granting license to each
liquor dealer separately, resulted ir
license being granted to all except two
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-05

NEw Yonx, April 4..-Edwin Booth,
With his valet, reached this city tonight
at 1850 o'clock. DR.. st, Clair Smith, Mr.
Booths physician, met him at the Grand
Central depot with u carriage. They
drove TO the players club on East TweI;
tieth street. Mr.. Booth was In good
spirits, though little weak.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-05
FIRE Bugs ARRESTED,
Men who nave iIsSn Flseslns Insurance
ColnpAniea--ThOi Method Of Work,

Men who nave 1Ieen Fleeing Insurance
ConpAniss--ThOir Method Of Work,
JERSEY CRY, N. j., April 4.-The
leader Of a gang Of fire bugs who have
been Fleeing insurance companies was
arrested In this city yesterday. The
fact was kept secret % the officials
hoped TO secure tho arrest Of another
member Of tho gang. The prisoner,
Bernard Blume, was taken 10 1Irooklyn,
where three other members Of the gang
Frederick Felght, Frederick FrSund
and Frank DuBSlng are In custody, Tht
methods oi the gang was 10 rent stores
put In small stock and obtain a heaVy
insurance on the stock and fixtures
When preparations were made for thI
lncendIary blaze q lamp would DO broken
Near itwete placed 6ladden allied Will
benllne aud around a bladder q circle o
gun powder, a slow fuse Was used /,
lgnlte the powder which exploded thl
bladder anil like fash the blace Woul,
be ablaEe, leaving no trace oi the lncetl
diary work except The broken lamp 4
! deceive the insurance people, The occu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-05

KNOXVILLE, TRSSy April 4.-shOrlLl
aroenlee, Of Granger county, Tenn, was
shot and instantly killed Tuesday night
while attempting to arrest John Wolien.
bafgor, an escaped convict from the PEN
itOhliafy, The people Of the Vicinity
arc greatly excited over the killing, and
news d a iynChing 10 hourly expected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-05
IGHN. BOVLANGER'S EALL.
"A Common Belief that His Poll
ticaI Career is Ended,
THE PARIS PRESS OPINIONS,
He Says He will Appear for Trial In
Court hut will not Recognize tho
senate-Hls Prosecution Or.
Foreign News,

PARIS, April 4,-The opportunist and
radical journals declare that Boulanglsln
ended with the flight OF General Bou.
LANCER, but that the prosecution of the
General must continue,
Tho journal DeS DeJats says; Since
madness and folly, which would have
ruined anybody else, made General
Boulapger's fortune, II is impossible to
predict that his recent weak proceeding
will ruin or diminish his prestige,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-05

FoRT DopdE, Iowa, April 4.-war.
rants were issued yesterday for Samuel
HeifnUr, President Of tho Settlers
Union, and q number Of other settlers,
all charged with conspiracy, Q crimo
punishable by imprisonment In tho penl.
tentiary. More warrantA-probably
thitty.will DO Issued to-day and arrests
will 30 commenced. The United States
Marshal'a posse were tOlled yesterday,
and did not make . single eviction,
They returned 70 Webster City late In
The evening. The greatest excitement
prevails here oyer the issuing Of war.
rants for conspiracy. The accused are
most respected citizens, including some
ox.Uounly ofiiceholders, Another day
will, In ali probability, definitely settle
whether or not tho settlers can repos
Bess themselves Of their lands and wheth
or not The much feared resistance 10 The
officers In the execution oithe law will
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-05
VIOLATION or PENSION LAWS.


torting au Illegal Fec From n Widow.
Special DlspdtSh TO The IRtelltOtaeer.
CLAREspvRa, W. Va, April a.
Another pension fraud was unearthed
to-day, Special Agent Roome arrested
Cyons Tough yesterday at Long Run,
Doddrige county, and brought him to
this city to-day, where he had hearing
befors United States Commissioner Cam
den Sommers. He was charged with
contracting and receiving an illegal fee
OF 500 for the prosecution Of claim for
pension oi Mrs, Sarah A. Hanslord. HC
was held in the sum Of 81 900 to appear
at the next term OF the United States
Diatrict Court hero.
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Wheeling, Aprii 4.


The Charleston Star saysi Last week
4 barn, corn.otlb and a flnU horse be.
longing TO Andrew Hatfield, ON Island
creek, Logan county, were destroyed by
fire. The fro iE supposed 10 have beer
the work oi an incehdiaFy,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-05

NAsuyitLr, TENS,, April A COLI.
sion o. two freight trains occurred at i0
o'clock this morning on the Decatur
dlyiSlon Of tho Louisville 4 Nashville
railroad, In which three men were killed
instantly aud several wounded,
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itnril,nnnLs.i.-n .--. NJ

HAVANA, April 4,-NowS has ,oon
received hero that two o0r,,,,, Dvvn .I.I
shocks shock, were experienced in saSii"puaa siiuaSS tS0
Cuba on Friday last, ""''''"Ro DO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-05

BvsS4lO, April 4.-Thc Booth Barrett
combination produced the "Merchant oI
Venice" at the Star theatre tonight be-
forO very large aud enthusiastic rgdi'
ence, Owing 10 Mr.. Booths illness Mr.
Barrett acted shylock and Mr. Lane ap
reared aS Bassanio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-05
t,.,,On. t,a,S Of pISntAi ApOrraton.

NilSSrIpotly, MINI, April 4.-A
curious case Of mental alteration has
come TO light here. About month ago
lanes vIccars, a book.koepOr in q local
commission house, disappeared utterly y
and and ineEpiIcably on The day when lle
WINS 10 we'd Hattie Ray. There were ne
circumstances surrounding the diSaP'
peSfanCS 10 give any Clye y iIs motive, v \
Ia Was a steady, industrious, tetnpefase
yout,E man, Yesterday, however, tne W!
inySlsry was explained when his employ,
or received q letter from him written a. y
il,B home Of his parents 10 taSs i'ekvi q S.i
Mich, In this he states that no w
only confused memory Of we pasS'
month"; that In q state ot mental aper tl,
ration or perhaps In an hypoh9ne stsN'
hO had wandered, he knew not whete
When no came 70 hlmeelI, he u onSl
made his way 10 bic old hone, wear
and worn out, lie seems unwilling x
return 10 Ills old post for fear Of ridioul
and II IA supposed the weddingso strange
] y interrupted will never come oil,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-05
MIR, lincoln Accents.

WASHINGTON, D. O., April 4.-Mr
Robert T. Lincoln called upon the Presi
dent and Secretary Blaine to-day and
formally accepted the English mission
He will sail for England about the 10Th
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-05

DynLIS April 4.--A ballllr was abo,
ueaa at E,oleraln county, l.ondonderty
.y'uay ING murdered Inan.llad SLa,SIk
o. q iarn from which the tenant
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-05

A.a,N L,UNSDoIN, .I April 4.-T'ho report Of N,
SSStIrmHd SeStG 0L King John Of AGySsiSin., ~ Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-05
An Important Matter.

40 Mt EdNOF p INC InteItgeneeF,
siR:-Have we a Garbage Department
This question Is asked by anxious house.
keepers every day. II we have, the scr.
vice Is 30 poorly performed as to DO well
nigh worthless.
II Ia out Of the question 10 keep clean
back yards, or reprOss unsavory and un.
healthy smells, II house garbage ig not
carried away at short Intervals. An.
other annoying result, from the accuin.
tlation Of waste, Is the rapid increase Of
vermine and rats. These last named
pests cost property holders hundreds Of
dollars In damages 10 houses.
The City Health officer owes II To tho
community 10 SEQ that n matter 80 deep.
ly affecting health shall DO well and
punctually attended To-. Citizens expect
this 10 be done at once and not wait III
heat makes destruction stalk amongst tIs.
II the garbage contract Is not In responsl.
bio hands, lot the city place II there. II
tho cost should DO somewhat increased, !,
II would b0 wlso to guard the conditions,
making the intervals short and compel
full compliance with the contract.
sANiTARiAN.
Wheeling, Apri4.
Health Officer Garrison said last night
that there were twohty.Ono complaints
Of neglect Of duty by garbage contractors
received at his office yesterday. All hC
has power 70 do is 10 500 that the neglect.
tul contractors arc prosecuted and made
70 pay fines. Tho lault seems 10 bd IN
tho system,
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TlIE popular blood putlfier, iood,s
Sarsaparilla, ig having q tremendous salo
Try u yourself, 4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-11-15
Mortgage Sale.

Whereas Magnus Will and Mary Will
his wife, by their certain mortgage de &c
dated the 18th day of November, 1892 and
recorded in the recorders Office of Gasco
made County, State of Missouri, in book
No. 5. page 235, conveyed TO the Hermann
Mutual Fire Insurance Association the
following described real estate, situated in
the county Gasconade andState ofMissour
to-Wit:
The northwest fractional quarter and the
southwest fractional quarter OF the north
east quarter, all north of the Gasconade
River, of section fifteen (l5) in township
forty-fve (45) of range six (6) vest, except
ten acres off of tho wessyside, as per deed ol
| Peter WsinlsSa to George Neckermann,
)bntainK.g hundred and nineteen and
354-105 (119 S4-100) acres more or less.
Which said conveyance was made to Ss-
cure the payment of q certain promisory
note therein described and whereas de-
fault has been made in the payment Of said
note, now therefore, in pursuance of the
power vested in the said Hermann Mutual
Fire Insurance Association by the mortgage
deed aforesaid, /, the undersigned President
of said Association will on
SATURDAY, 14th DAY OF DECEMRER, 1889
between the hours of 0 o'clocl; in the fore.
noon and O'Clock in the afternoon of thai
day at the Court House door in the town Of
Hermann, County of Gasconade, State ol
Missouri, proceed TO sell the real-estate
above described at public vendue for cash
in hand to the highest bidder.
WIN. G. BoE1NG,
President of the Hermann Mutual Fire
Insurance Association and ex.officio Mort
gagCe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-11-15

9ie @ablreiultate Der jiin9iten
Stuatspubl baben fir bic seuti6e 9e'
u6lferlins unIeres 2anbeS nur 9utea
betuirtt. Gs iuaren oeuti6c 0iebe in
Obio uub Soma, roo 3wunss9eiebr 5ul
ySouptiiiue" sera9t iuuroen. Die au'
bic &5pfe Der 8artei re9neten, Die lid
fir iol9e erfldrt bot. Sus &cluitat
hot ben 9tatipiiten bic Gtdrte Der 8ent.
idss seieisi. fie buben beiuieien bnB iii
ou9 elm gs6rt6en mit5ureben Gnbcr
unb Id5on iest fOmmen ibre @csner IN
beiben Barteien au Der @rfenniinB bof
Der gRi9el oufseipadt iit uno eint
Stdrfe entfaltet NIT b er 81 redncn lit
Dies fiebt au9 Der bieiise rSenofrnt"
Elm unb gum eriten Ntule 9icbt rr Der
@abrbeit bic gbre inbem ct Den Conn
tassatuans unb bas 9teiuberrp- Geies i'll
unIerem Staate alS bemofratildes
Rnhtuerf be5,i9net oas ben Sourbo=
men ibr 8aterloo bereiten miro. gr iiebi
Elm bnB bic 2ebre bic ben &epublifaner
in Obio unb Suiua ertbeilt, aud auf Die
9einofraten III unIerem Stante Iniuenb.
una finoet uno iulttert eine &enftion III
@uniten Der republifaniiden 8artei
unter ben 9euti9= unb 2iberal Demo-
traten Mifouri's.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-11-15

Cine wabre Softer TANNER lit bic
Rranfenfube. pelde eineil ann eatsiinbliben
Rbeumatismus leibenben 4ati,ntem beber=
berst. Weun berielbe ie6pd iid Soitetter's
Mdgenbitter's be6ieut, ehe Der @ipfel bes
Sdmeres errei6t lit, tlun er piel unnS=
t6i9e 9eiben permeiben. Beun aud ge.
tdubuu9s= ober 8erubiglln9sinittel feine
lpesielle @irfuns boben, lit nuter llnft6n.
ben ibre @uuenbuns bod nuinbmal onl
8late. So9 dnBern lie ME cine ooueribe
@irfung auf ben rbfliirdtiSmisbe5
S6rper, neil iie bic ben &baimatismils
ndbrenben Sdfte nibt aus bent Blnt anss
i1eiben. Soltetter's Wtasenbitrers beiorst
bies I'M 10 griinbliGer un6 sieet babur6
slei6 BON anfung an eiiisr lebsl cin .3ieI,
iuel6es menn einrnal ein9emnSelt, fat
riinlrner aus3urotteu ioubern b6bitens nod
3u finbern lit. Mfail pet9eiie ili6t, &beus
fnatismls III cine 6rantbeft, ,pelde cine
iebr fdtale 9feieuns bat li6 dlif bos Soer3
gu ruerfeu. Man iolIte beSbaIb elei& bel
BEN erIteu Re9unsen helielben sum gitters
.ereifen. gIu9 tiirirt 6aiieibe Gpspepiie,
Gierenleiben, Malaria itnb Rerpoiitdt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-11-15

Gin G9icasuer ,.@ranf" bat ocn Sor :
idlas semndt, fur bic 8eltausiteflun9
einen 1900 ooer 1000 SUP boben, run,
ben giiensittertburm la glffel 81
bauen, in beTen Snnerem ein i9nedens
f5rmig aetpunbener 5abrwes nit elmer
Steiserurs bon nur s auf 100 SUB big
gum Gipfel fibren ion. Sir 8 5ub
Steisuns 100 SUB 5abrt, bas tuirbs
far 1900 SUB SDbe ettuas me6r als 81
Nseile (l8,750) 5abrt MAIDEN, bic aber
-binanf pber berab - I'M Grab 5uriids
aeleat iuerben f6nnte, tuie Der llrbeber
bes gfaxs nerii9ert. Die uGimes"
ioat bo;u: Gr ntiBte nuf benz 9ipfcf elm
Srrenbous irnb ein Dime.WuieunI ans
brinaen. Denn iperm Elm @eni6 bieie
|idauberbafte idiuinblise areifelfabrt
bis binduf bolIbriuseH fOnnte, obne fir
bas 9arrenbdus reif 81 iuerben, 10
i5nnte er iidJ setroit in benz 9ime.Ru.
ieum ausfenen lniien."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-11-15

Der Strite Der S6nltinber in Sdott-
lanS breitet ii6 aIlmdlis iiber alIe eng
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