davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-05
Hawley and Reed Speak.

Senator Hawley was next introduce ed and
spoke briefly in advocacy of a worthy cele-
bration of the FouI tn of July. Congressman
Reed, of Maine, was the next speaker, his
subject being; "The Victory" He said that
Wellington remarked that nothing was more
demoralizng than great defeat, except a
great victory, and then proceeded to tell
what the Republicans should do with
their victory of last November
Among the measures he advocated were pro-
lection, liberal pensions, national aid TO edu-
cation, and that every man in the country
VINO has the RICH to vote shall vote unchal-
lenged and undismayed. He pleaded for pub
lie interest in congressional proceedings, and
in This connection said that "the lady about
to shine a star on the dramatic stage must
be pressing her divorce suit with great Ian
guor, if either cannot displace in any metro
Politan journal the regular proceedings OF
congress"
Secretaries Noble and Tracy made few
remarks in a patriotic strain Thus was end.
ed the morning programme, and the guests
then wei,.. 20 the cottage on the shore OF the
lake forSrter OF an uVa-, Morrison rosie.
corted ba-k to the stand Dy
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-05
The Washington Territory convent,o

OLYMPIA, w. T., July 5-Delegates were
caucusing all night and yesterday, and
when Territorial Secretary White called the
constitutional convention to order at q
o'clock p. m, some hostile Republicans and
hopeful Democrats were surprised to see
Judge John 7. Hoyt, of Seattle, jump up
and propose James B. Moore, of Spokane
Falls, former Kentucky Republican, for
temporary chairman. Moore was elected
unanimously, and Editor Allen Weir, of Bar
Townsend, made temporary secretary. His
surprise was natural because he was a candi-
date for president. Hoyt's chances--of being
elected president are considered splendid
now
The woman suffragists want Eldridge, of
Whatcorn. and are working hard to form a
combination with the Democrats, but Mayor
Glasscock, of Sprague, is the Democrats
choice. Hoyt was once governor of Arizona.
also speaker of the Michigan legislature
The committees We're then appointed, and
the convention adjourned for the day.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-30

der inter cen beiiehenben geseeu cine
Sabneeienjdaft bic Bef0roeruug BON Bot
laden nsrueisern fann, uub fiist hiuSu, Bag
benz Separtenent tn iol6en TdIen gtidts
ubriG bletbe, ole elm contrafIiheS 8erbaitniB
nit beI betreffenben @eleGidafteu auaubabz
ueu. @enu cine @eIeuidaft fit aud net
CERT, nit Der 8esieruug eiuen @untraft abBuz
I3lteseu, 10 III oas Separtemeut geimuuaeu,
Die Bohiaten bnr1 Bonn zgrprssuageu be.
f0rberu An lafen. Das Somtte bat uun oIf
Sruno bieies 9utnhtens beiblOfien, bic o5eu
erUGbnte Bin BEN 9auie situfis eiHjube.
ridteu.
S,arrtfoa's Ssabtnst. - 8Iatas spiro Staats=
fefretar.
Sente NbeuS tpir6 bon eiueu Serrn, mel.
der Sireite Austuuft aus erffer GHelIe bat,
mitgetbeiIt, baB iiber bier SteGeu i'm Sabiuet
bes Generals Sayriion befiu'tio eutifiebeH
porben if. SbgIeidb bic bier betrefieuoeu
Serren rod Hitt fornel acceptirt habea, 10
ftebt beuno4 ibre Iunabme anger 3metfel.
Su erfter 9iuie niro Blaine StaatSiefrstIr
uno bot benz General Sarrion i9ou Dor iiber
aebn SaaeI aeidrlebeu, bag er bieien ihm
aHsebotenen Bofen annimut. Senator III
lion wtro Der nddfe SmaBamtsI Iefretir lein;
iootel III eroaiiltiq enti9,eben, oba!et9 er
benz General 9arriiou Ietueu Anuabme5rtef
mod nidlt geldidt bat. @r tpiro es tnAsIIan
innerbatb elmer BOd,e tbuu. Ils Sress'
iefrstGr IN @eneral Niger uuserieben, nuo
ben Pofen bes General B0fmeiters bat iitb
Der YbiIuSslpbi2r Sbertr0a!er Sohu Bauas
nGter eyfault.
gerntfYdlfcs.
Die heutige Steuer @innabme betrug
1921, 12O uub bic 3Olleinuabme $l83.O94.
Cur @iul0luua befimmte gtatiOnals 8anf.
gioten I'm Setrage Don 1898. .234 Iiefeu heute
i'm SGabanlte eiu.
Der BrdFSeut unb 5rau &teuelanb ipeifeu
beute Absuo bel bem Sriesslesretdr @uoicott.
Inter ben iibrtgen Sdfteu befaubeu fd] bic
SeIretGre Saparo. gGbituep, Satr9ilo uub
SiIas, 9euerolpotmeiiter 9tdluion, Sber.
guubesridter Suuer uuO Spre9er Carlisle
nit ibreu SlmeT1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-30
9let, Mcefer Raartdltett.


Stem 9 off, 30. Sen. - Magor Srdut
bat Elm nit v99bite Gaps" uHterseiaustes
S6Teihen erhllteu, tDortn er au0eiorsert Diro,
iibel5criGttate Sauier III iGtteBen uHo oarauf
sr iehgH, baB tetne Abidlle auf Die StraBe
geuGrfen INC bic Srottoire bon ben betryfieHs
cen Sauseigsltbiimeru Dot 9 llbr Sornltttags
pom SGnee II. @is gereiui9t merbeu. Solte
er bas SGreiben nidat bea9tsu, 10 rpiroen
tbu bic pS8bite Gaps" in ieiHer 8oaauu9
outfndeu. Der Brief tpauoerte IN ben Bas
pierfurb.
-6ruu Slice Dalp for5 qafern plStlib
IN Der Wobuuug tbrer SdlDefer alte Gull.
pnu, gtr. 8, BsufruBe. sic besab fiG am
Sonrtng frtb ;nr Rubs unb befaab itdt ous
serideinIiG bel gutter @eiunbbeit gBibrenb
her Nadt Durse fie mad. ttaste iiber S9msrz
gen I'M Sopfe uub fturb, ebe Elm 4r3t gerafeu
perosn fonnte. Die frau Ioll nit ihrem
@atten ntht geroSe III befeu giuoeruebmeu
aelebt baben, nno ibre SerDauoteu ipra9eu
ben Serbaft Gus, tnS ibr SoAteiu natirIi.
der let. Wtan benatri9tiate bas Gorouers.
Giireau, uno Siilia. Coroner Or. Beitou er=
hielt ben Nuftrag, siRe Sattiou Der 2ei9.
porsunehner.
- Seit apriI b. s., ais Die gsauere- Hrz
better nit ben SrGusretsBsfseru In 9iiies
rensen serietbsn uuo tbetlnaiie bic grbsit
eiuhelteu, mar Der 95sidhriae WiiG. SamSt,
nel6er o0rber in Der gGpeu. 5rdueret pan
BernbeiiHer s; SGrliOt, 1903. StraBe unb 9.
Aoepue, In Arbait aefonoeu bate, iieueu!os,
unb ieinet 6gau SGtbarine mar es 6eitsoea
eepeieH, ben unterbrlt fir nd, tbreu RaRu
nno hie teioen 6tloer i'm alter Don uno 9
Sabreu eurd] s8aiden au oeroieusu. Shmiot,
Der nit Ieiner 6amtie in eiuer Shaun an
10. Strabe, sUl'1en 10. 4ueuue Iuo Bous
leunrb, mohEbaft mar, bate in laster 3att
Gpuren BON Sbpermutb batunSet, nab ges
fern &berb, ole &c iiG berausftellte, eaB sic
neniSeu YdtteI bis auf iieben cents suQmz
men gei@ruupft Dareu, h!eIt er es fiir naaes
msfieu, tieiem Sammerlsbeu eiu gube Al
MAIDEN. gr beuubte bic N6nsieubeit Iaiusr
Srau unb 9fehfommeni5aft, iuoem er fii1
mtttelt1 elmer gSai9leiue al einem SsttpIofsn
ertdngte.
- Son ben llusIdflideu, Die am ooan,
tag. pie beridtet, cuf benz nWbite 5tur."
Dnmpfer n8epubIic" GnldBIit eiaer 9anpf-
rDtrsns grplcfon oarbriibt puroeu, erlaleu
spei gefsru i'm ,St. Siucsut 5oipital' ibreu
Berleeungen. Der aotleusieber Subu Qlo-
nar6, Elm geborener 9iperpooler i'm atter
BON As Sabreu, fiarb sefieru friib segea brei
ubr, unb Der 4. Su8euieur Rc5artauo. pst.
der Gus @lassctp gebHrtis uu6 33 Slbre cit
rar, CAB abenoe nm ubr ieiueu @eiff Guf.
Der brittle idwer Serlebte. udmIi9 Der 6.
SEaenieur SaMee Diner, befiuoet iit, mie
Der Soipttelar3t Dr. Nit1eu mittbeilt. In
boot fritiiGer Sage, uHo es ifi taum 6off'
puus porbaubeu, thu am ssbeu du erbaltea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-30
&fehnt9rftf.

Chicago, 90. Sauunr.- &iubuie6: 3uz
fnbr 5000, SeIisuOnng 250O; Breiie Uari'
irten ;niiheu $1.50 uub $4.70.-56ueine
3ufubr Is, 500, Eerieuouag 5000; Preiie pa.
riirten 3niihen $500 uuS $5.O5. - 5daofe
3nfubr 64OO, SerieESuu9 1000; Preiie %.
rtirten spiiden 81 IS nu6 $40.
ct. aouis. 30. Sanuar.- -Stnboie5: 3us
fubr 9CO, Serisuouna 200; Preiie Dariir,
ten ;pi,Geu S1.80 una 81 80. - Sbueiue
3ufnbr 24OO, Serleuouus 200; Breife pa.
riirten spii6eu $4.65 unb $4.90.-5daafe
3ufubr 500, Serienbuu9 -; Preile bas
riirteu sntiGen $500 unh $500
Gah.2ibertp, Beuui., 29. Saunar.-
&inebieb; 3ufuhr 26O' 8erienbnns $50;
- Sdreiue: 3ufubr 1900, gerienbuus
100; Breiie oariirten inii@eu SIS 90 un6
$5.35.-g6aate: 3ufrsr $500, 8erIenbuug
5000; Brsiie pariirtsn apiideu $l.aO uHS
$6.25.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-30
@inn naM Ganapn.

SnbtunapsIts, Snb., 29. Sauuur. -
N!Oore, Der bieiise ageut Der ,@oHnecticuter
Wutunls gifes Suiuraucez z@ompagute, peI9er
cine bulbe Ulilion 8Ollur6 beruntreut bat, it
ieit Iettem Routng Deridpuuoen uuo ioq fit
rad @GraSo bagebeu -habeu. Or. Barrett,
Woore's gupaIt, CAB beute Su, bus Dies Der
6au if. GetidiebeEe tteiuere &eauungeu
i'm Betrnqe BON $40 bis 3u SlOO, uaide
Wcore biefiesn @sitditsleuten i9aI0ate, To-
pie bic Gteueru nuf bas Gruu6eigentbum oe8
Eefraubanten ftno mertmHr0iger g8eiIe be-
SatIt porhsu. 9ioOre's SaTlilie ideint I'M
Segtiff an ieiH, ihre hteii8e BObnuHg 3u osrs
Iafier Euo hem 6liatliHa 3u Iolgeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-30
2lrbeiter>tt ttnrmbea I'M gSaf5tastoa=
Serrttortnat.

@Itensburg, 8.sG., 80. Sauuar. -
Sderifi Paduooo bat uom SuperinteuOeus
ten 0iosIgn con ben 9obleusrnbeu in Der
gidbe bieies Srtee, bersu Ser9feute i'm 4us=
f1aube finb, cine 9epside erbaIteu, DoIin
berieIbe eriudt piro, guunI1afteu ;1m
Stub bon 45 neuen Berplsuteu su fsGeu,
tpeIdle cue SQtuois eiutrefieu Ioqea, um bic
SttGen Der 4usfdHbiaeu einjunebrea.
0ian slaubt ieboh, buB es iu feiHeu 9tuhez
f0rnugen tommen rpirb. Der 59eriff bat
aber sur SDriidt rs Dfauu eiugeidporeu,
nm Die @rubeu III bei4iiseu, Inb miro, 10 nm
n0tkia, h,e Aj}tli3 einberufeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-30
SraHrise 8oleen 0es Spern6a'tSs
SranOes tn 2nlmtb.

8ulutb, Riuu., 29. 5auu1r. - DE
fiehen gebIiebeueu Wauern bes gefern stuges
di4erteH Sperubunles fitr3ten beute ell uno
sertrfmmerteu Elm SrettergebGube, IN peIs
dem iih Chamberlain & @omp.'e Su4erlaz
ben befuuo. pr. @bumberIaiu puroe nuter
ben 3riimmeru begrabeu, bic iOfoEt Beuer
finaeu. Gs eriiirt feiue Sofnung, 29aus
berInin su rettsu. AuBer Inn iea noh elne
3neite Beriou inter Zen 9riimmera Iie9su.
I'm Il ubr Hudmittags mar bas 6ener mad
niflt uuterorudt uHo Orobt, fa auf De'tsre
@eb6uoe ~ oerbreiten.
(Spdter. Die 9eide bee Qru. CHAMBER
Iatu ift uufeefuuoen nOroen. I.an 8Iaub
isst, baB teine peitereu Dteui9enlebeu osr.
loren sesangeu itnS. Der petuniGre Serlnf
betrdst etpQ $12, 1000. 8as SeHer TT uutsE
&outroIe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-30
9pat asaMpar er[hIaasn.

Blntteburg, N.s0., 20. San. - Sra
e. Saber, Elm nOblbubaHoer 6urmsr aus bic
Tiger Seseuo, trurbe geieru Absue bon eiuem
JtGdbar, Namens @hopIeau, srihlageu. Die
8sibeu hutteu ieit auguff oOriseu Sabres Ell
uen Streit, Der oaburd eutfau0eu mar, ba5
&bupIenu 3Uei Siibe 0ersiitet rpurosu, mas
er Grferem aur 2af Ieate. Sente begegne=
ten fd bic ieinbIideH gta9baru aui elmer
Cambridge, unb es lam 3u eiuem Bortneditl,
In tefieH SerIauie @bupIeau aus ieiuem
S6littsn eire Stause berausriB unS onmit
puf 6aber lcsiaIug, Der Iofort tobt uieoerz
fhr3te. @hnpleau fsqte iid ielbR Der 20.
I1ei,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-30
gsnfer- llf10 glMffcrf1orS.

9 d 0 n, Wflf., %. San Der Yetdnlttl
bon R. 8. 9atimer, bes Saters BON Sroing
9dtimer, DeIt' 2ebterer beihntbigt ii, ieiue
gtutter erulorbet 81 babsu, iou ausgsgrabeu
une uuterinGt nerben, OBJ SpureR BON Bers
eiftung ucrgefnuben perten f6uneu.-R. &.
2atimer ftarb Dor urgefGbr eiuem Sabrs; es
fuS 3hatic6eu gu Sage gef5rberr rnuroeu,
aus 6enen man idIieBen IN eiirfeu gIaubt, er
iet Oergiftet poroeu. Setn 2ebeu mar su
elmer boben 9umme beriaert, Die an Die
fliutarhlieheren nuShp.nhit mrrhe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-30
9ahnfafnffrnfheI

q dpOrt, Snb., %. Sauuar. gin 1T.
fommC6atlonsBua Der u&odport @annsltouer
8nhE" ent8Ieile gefern 3niiheR giucolH=
Gttp uuS ebrtsue1, uun Der Bafiagiers Bags
CON, in peIdem fib 80 Der icnen befaaoen,
fiiir5te nm. @IGdliaer y8eUe fam yfismaue
um's Sebeu. Inter ben am S9perfen S.rs
punbeten befiuceu i'd: 6rau Sabu aus
@unnepille, elm WetboblRengeiitIicher, Iaz
meus sBarb, uno Der Aputbeter BaIiepe aus
Rodprrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-30
Ser RrEattanrPt

Hep ort, 90. Sauuar. - ROIseu6es
fno bic SdlnsnCttruuseu: SeiS srSffnete III
II uub idIos Su 8roseut. - SterIins.
Bediet $4.S5& -$4864 auf 60 Gage unb
$4.884-S4. 884 nuf Siat.-Buubes.S .Sbliscz
tioneu: prog. 1873, 43.pros. 1O9, S=pro5.
-. Gttlen: aooms' &rpres 145, Gem
trnl Yactftc S69, @beiapeatesObio -, Grie
28s, Ditto Prior. 65, S0inois> Central 116,
gate. .Shors 1921. Stem. Ssriee Central 975,
gicrtbsgSefiern 1911, Ditto Brior. 14I, Nep'
Yort Central 1881. Sbio WiifiiFppi 2la,
Ditto 4riDr. IS, 8ittsburs l56, &eubius
4Sa, ct: Vaul 65a. Ditto Brtor. 1923,
Nefeslslnisa 84t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-30

Ry= Der ,Re d auics' Club" BAT
9ountag, ben g. 6ebruar, In Der y g1jles
6nuics' SaLe" ieine @aIa GorF.uguB usbf
SuuJirdn51en, tpoju er bic uArbeiterstie0erz
tafeI," ben ,,@ermania sGuartetts Glu5,n ben
pbeutideH UljIi:drs8erein," ionie ben uY9=
rufribeus glrbH beiouberB etE(aoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-30
GaSwap'S 2SeaOp = 2telief.
Das fberfe uuO SuoTtGjfste
SdmerBeuEftlGenbe Iitttel

Der gBsIt, neldes auqtnblidlid Die firttarlib Ten
Sdmepen IinSert, IS pCyiebl Higmal8, otm ye0eEz
oeu Eu0eruug Der SdmgT5eU 5u peri1afeu, UOu mel
der llratle oeielben auth bcrrhhreu Wpge1, IS 1T
njtfltdb oct sro6e Ghmersenbt3Dtn1sr uuo bdt nebr
Gutes, OILS trQeno Elm an0eres bCtlunte5 Dttttl &C.
lban, Bel aOpiihmerJen, 3a6Hitmeuen, RaItatz
Gle, Rbeumutismus, RdfeureiBen, Bsrrenfuuaen,
Gueihuueen, Sniettenuten. feiiem 0ItsH,
GdmerSGn un0 Sdmdhe i'm &reuR, i'm Rut3rdt Ober
III ben yGertu StmerssH TN Der Seber, Bguhfeuenta
BiHbuug, Gultpeleu Der @een'e uu0 SbmerBeH
Nltr art ntrb oer @ebrlutb BON Railways Ready
Relief iofortige Grett CruHq Qewibrsu unO Der iortz
geleFte gebrau in lUeni8en Gagen zine oauernbe Sur
bGrtIttn.
yrerenentBln6una, SlaisnentBln6unq, unerIebss
ent8unouHQ, SunaeneHBun0un9, ltiimmen 9als,
Gbmuu9sbeihm BrduHe, @5rppe, &atdrrbs
GopfDGh, Sdbnpeb, Reuralale, RheumdtiSmus, talz
tes Sjeber, SnnttsliroI, Brotbeuleu.
Die Anmen6ung oes Ready Relief an ben
8heen, on oeHeH Der Stjmer5 ooer Oas eeibeH ttb
btfnoen, piro IOiottige Srleihterung geDd9reH.
Sin baIbeI bic gu einem 9anBen 3beelottel uou, tn
einem baben @laie 2BaFsT einaenommeu, mtt6 In
menieeu BsiHuten Srdmpe, lauren Uiaqen, ue6els
igt, grbTCdeu, Soebreunen, RerU ofttdt, Stlafotaz
felt, sopfUeh, 9iarrboe Roltt, Sldbungeu uns aIe
iuueribeR S6mersen furren.
go cents Die Slaite. gu bGbeu bst Gpot1etert
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ilnttraafto eineS Woft Sampfers.

ApuIa TIa., %. Saanar. =
Der EOhbampfer Sam" siug hease Der bic
fisea Stubt gessniiber uuter. Seine Wtsus
'0euleben giuaen oerlorer. Stirmtl9tS
gEetter unS cine Bu idm<re easuHa osrau'
IaBtea ben S6ifibruG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-30

legt bat. Die aneefeIlten grasteuts nurs
teu einfiueileu in BEN Sdluppen nuo Stal'
Iuugen tinquartert. Siele applttanteu mn
Steleu nelbetsu fd i'm 2aufe oes Gags uuO
erhielteu bic SSeiIuug, fid u1oraen triih eiu@
snfiune1. MGe Sahueu mouen mor9en eu>r=
glider in'5 3euB seben, uno meme StraBeE'
IropnQe fiebsn taher in ausftt. 9nnoert
BoIi5tfter, tpsIf|s ben Tag tiber I'm Bol'5ei'
oauptquartter ais Referoe ii Sereitl1att
fnuhen, pnrben nm llbr Abeubs mad 6anie
geiGidt. Gnperinteu6ent yfurr1u 0eriaalz
meIte bic nerid1ieoeueu BoIt;eiz&apitGue balo
barauf i'm Sauptquartier uuh bate etue louSe
@onfereu3 nit benielbeu. Die Boliiei miro
nOrgeu nod eutrgiider uor9ehsu, ole teute
uno feip 3niammeurotteu ucu SolfSbdufeu
auf ben Slrasen nuloeu. @euernl BiB9erdlO
t1Tldrt, i'm Rotbfaue niirbe bic Beb6coe nitlt
1Ueern, bic Rilt3 5u Den Baffen III rufeu,
in6efsn i,i bic Boliiei iebenfaQS aleiH in
Stanber fir tie GrbaItnng Der SE1HuH9 gu
IorBen.
Sie y42. 5treetz @ros, 3cpn, 2iue" i6idte
i'm 9Gufe bes beuti9en Cages bier Baggons
e6 ie6nd) geIGHg e8 Enr einen 6erielbeu, Die
6unbfubrt iiber bic sauje Strede 3u uolleuz
Ben, uuo 3Iust BoIiSiiien rpurOeu babel our4
stsiupiirfe ON Sopfe uerIest. Steie 0tate
bot leit zen leSten paar Sa1ren ntnt nnr rem
@elt bertieut, ionOern iosar Yerlnfe erlittsn,
b23ablte absr beuHoG ibreu 2suteu Die udn
Ii@eu g15ue, pie tie aubsrn Babneu. Die
8ealnteH Der 2iuie dusern oeetatb grose @at'
riifuag iiber ten pIUslihen Strife ibrer Se.
nienfeteu. Seri1ieSeue 9iuieu ibtdteH heute
feline Bagsous ab, polleu ieeod iiHmtli4
uOrgeu friib Setiu4e sur 8ieoeraufnabme
tes Getriebs MAIDEN.
QBerfmeifer Dtc@ee beiuhte beute ben
Wnprr Grant uno beitDerte fid] iiber bic
,@inmt dung" Der YoitJet. @r forberte, baB
bie Nensgo5ter BoIiset 9leite SRfruttoueu
srbaIls, rpie bic ron Der Brooflguer BoliSeiz
beb1goe ettbeilten. Der Rapor erwtSerte,
bic BcIssibeuuten niiSteu ohus 3ueifel,
mos fe 3H tbun bitteu. 6eute IbeHo I'M
BoIi8eis Sanptquartier eiHgelaufsue Bsri6te
erseben, oaB nqentbalben Rube herribt.
@iue &ouferenB buiidan Der Stants-
SGiebs bsgeridtsbe b0r6e uuo ben PrSfbeuteu
ser uerifieteueu SraBeHbahusetu fano
beute Gbeno in p4furrGp pin. 9otel" fat
lub Oaue1te orgi S!unoeu. Dem Serueb
meu und Diro Oieelbe morgen cine Gouies
4ul 3piI6eu Sertretern Der Striter, ben
Roprpr1fnsuten uuo Der SdieOs5eri4tsbe'
b0r6e 3ur 6oIge haben.
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, Spep( ia,

9oaDeb, Erdgbet Der 2tbsr, iaurer Ntlgen unb eirt
bioisr 3ufanb oerbhet, ba bic aenOiisne Spes tbre
udbreubeu gIsenitaiteu ais 9riag jar ben uattirs
Ii6eu BeT6raud oss 3orptrs lisiert.
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uno aller St5rungcn Der tlHtrliben Sr9dHe RetH
UeseabiliIdj, fetH Qusftbey, NtHerdLten o6a ltdos
litt Drogutn sntbalterb.
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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-10-25

New millinery goods at Mrs. G..
Nclsun'so { the latest style, at lowest
price. Come aud see before purcha-
sing elsewhere.
sheriff aud Tax Collector Frank
N. Lewis retulu. "Wednesday even
ing from a tour through The back
country. lie raked in some cash, but
not as much as he expected.
We regret to hear of the death OF
our cd frieml and comrade, Mr.. VIM
George Turner, which occurred ON
Friday. Ociober !, 1850, at the resi-
dence Of Capt. J. NJ. Rabby IN the
northern portion Of this county. The
deceased was a native Of Canada and
came 10 New Orleans when guile
Young where nc lived for many years.
lie was a resident Of ibis county forty
years. aud was universally liked by
All who knew him. lie was IN his
sevonsy-hnh year when he died. May
soul rest in peacei
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-10-25

g.. A. II. Lawrence & Co. Under.
takers, al the Boss Livery Stable, are
now prepared TO fill all orders, day OF
night, for Burial Caskcis, latest
styles of metallic. mahogany and rose
wood Collins. Also Cheap Wood
Collins.
For several meetings past the lly-
palhean has been postponed from
causes unavoidable, but It's members
will please bear in mind that it meets
tonight, Friday, Oct. 18th at 7.30
O'Clock at the residence OF Or. w. ID.
Bragg, where a most enjoyable tilneis
anticipated.
Parson Henry Ware, the candidate
of no party. was around our town
town this week talking up his cause.
but we don't believe he received any
encouragement from our white poo
pie. lie will be showed under in No
vcmber so deep that he will never be
heard OF again.
Richard Dennis, Coli was arrested
Monday aud brough: before Justice
Oliver Wood, charged with Keeping
disorderIy house and disturbing the
peace of the ncighborhOod. The
Judge fined him $50 and cost, total
SCI. 10. In default Of fine and costs
he was sent 10 the county Jail tor 80
days.
Mrs. Mary Griffin, the beloved wife
of Mr.. William Griffith, died Thurs
day, of last week, after a shotr i'll
ness, aged S. years and 3 days. She
leaves a husband, five children and a
large number Of grand and great
grand children. The deceased was a
deyout christion, member ofthe Meth
obi ST Church and died a triumphant
death. The funeral services were
conducted by Revs, L. Carley, d. o.
Bycrs and B. Jones.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-10-25
OUR HEALTH.

There is more sickness here Tins
season tllan customary, consisting OF
The usual %fevcrs, the result Of dry
weather aud bad sanitary conditions,
local, both as to particular habI.a-
lions and surrounding vicinity. That
IL, III our estimation, about the size Of
IT.. Those who doubt ii have but to
investigate, attaching due importance
to the matter Of stirring decaycd de
posts Of bitches and low places gem
orally in the heat of summer. We
have more than once protested against
such indiscretious, hut just AS tho at
EIosphcric conditions are unusually
bad we have had an extra am0aHt OF
these air-poisoning experiments. We
mention this as Il matter upon which
our people should link and hereafter
act. We may be 10 some extent over
estimating the cause of the tcycrS
that are affecting II people SO extern
siYely, but il is a (act that We predict
cd that certain causes would produce
certain results, and the causes being
suffered to exist it is but reasonable
that we should call To mind the pre-
dietiOn when we see the Identical re-
suits as f0retold. If aIr doubts, how
ever, the existence of strictly local
causes for nine-tcnths Of the feYers we
have had or now have we invite them
to 90 and look around tho premises of
every afflicted family, and especially
investigate as TO street work and ditch
cleaning. Aud by the way, this is a
matter that our Doardo of Health ought
TO look into right row and advise
against u repetition Of any practice
conclusive to malarial poisoning.
There have been a few cases on hand
continuously for some two months,
butjust now there are some half doz-
en- within the city limits and there
been several deaths. 1t is get
ting late now, and as soon as we have
a good rain and Il colo snap we Will
be again in good hcaithful condition,
no doubt.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-10-25

The MelhOdists of Mobile are
building a new and beautiful
church edifce on the southwest
corner of Government and Broad
streets. The church fronts on
Government street, having two
entrances from that street, one in
the main tower and one in the pin
nacle tower. There is another
door in the main tower, opening
from Broad street. 1t will cost
when finished $4,000.