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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-15

SLAMS LITTLE QUEEN, AGED % YEARS.
look upon any variation from our West
ern customs rs barburic. One of their
most shocking practices is the way they
dispose of the bodies of poor people and
criminals after death. Every Siamcso
whose friends pay the cremation fee of
about 81 is crematcd, but there arc many
poor people who cannot secure even this
small amount. The bodies of those for
which no fees arc raised are taken to
what is called wat, or temple, for the
poor. This is large structure without
a roof, and it is usually built in some
great city, as ut Bangkok. Trop cal
trees grow within the walls Of the dismal
Enclosure, and sometimes the trees
r are fairly black with savage vultures.
The body is laid upon the floor, which
IS merely ro.gh piece of ground, and
within an hour the yultnres have torn
every particle OF flesh from the corpse
"The wat for the poor at Bangkok is
upon high hill, called Gold HILL
because of the enormous sum of mouey
which was required to get proper
foundation for the temple. The people
do not seem to care what becomes of
their bodies, if they are poor, and in
stead of regarding the poor watts as
horrible places, | believe they regard
them us wise provisions made by the
King, and they arc thankful for such
favor us having even the wat as final
resting place.
1.-THE cremation ceremonies over
royal personages arc the most expensive
and elaborate forms of doing honor to
the dead that the world has ever seen.
Last May three children of The King
were ,cremated. The bodies were first
embalmed in oils, gums and spices, then
placed in a casket and left for six or
seven months. In the meantime many
up prayers for the dead. Provisions
were then set out in the open air to
prop.tatc the spirits of evil Then for
months the hest bands of music that
could be hired were procured to give
open air concerts free. Samese lacons
Japanese jugglers and Chinese actors
were employed TO give daily entertain
ments for the amusement of the people.
Soda water, ice cream, cake, fruits and
more sub ,tantial articles of diet were
given away for months, to all who called
TO pay respects TO the dead. These cerc-
monies were all prop.tiatory to the
spirits and to please the departed, who
were supposed to hover nigh and par
take in the general joy.
"When the time arrived for the Gre
nation of the bocics of the princes a
premian, or palace, was built at enor-
nous expense and gorgeously decorated.
The remains were conveyed to the pre-
main on golden chariot, surrounded by
priests. and when the altar was reached
the embnlmed bodies We're carefully put
in golden urn, which was suspended
above the high altar. In the altar was
built great furnace. The funeral SER
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-15

A Lewiston. Maine, police officer in
passing a dark alleyway heard a strange
noise. 1t was of voice in the tones of
supplication. The words were undiss
tinguishable. 1t was about 9 o'clock in
the morning, and. the officer drew his
shooting iron and hts club and hastened
to the spot. AS he neared it, the tones
grow louder. Someone was shouting in
a loud voice from the back end OF q
horse shed. The officer was not a little
surprised to find tho object of his
search in the person OF devout soldier
OF the Salvation Army, who was out in
the cold and the darkness of the darkest
hour making his petitions. The officer
passed good morning. and asked the
soldier to lower his voice few octayes.
The soldier complied and the officer de-
parted.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-15
LAND OF WONDERS.
CURIOUS CUSTOMS AND RARR
- SIGHTS IN SIAM.
Swing tho Dead to the vuitnres-
an expensive Cromation-Beaut
Iul Tempies-Curious Features
OF tho City OF Bangkok.

Hon. Jacob T. Child, United State,
munster to Siam, who recently passed
through San Francisco on his way to
bangkok, Siam, in conversation with q
Oarsntcle representative related to him q
great many interesting facts about the
customs of Siamese and their country.
MR. Child said: "Siam is land OF
wonders. Many of the customs seem
shocking to us, and yet the people are
mighty civilized. But the civilization OF
all Oriental lands differs in SO many
Teys from ours. at first one is likely ia
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-15

tricately worked in a beautiful filigree
pattern, are worn. The mobiles use dia.
mon1s as buttons. some of them yery
large and valuable. Around the waist
is gold embroidered belt, which in the
case of the mobiles is a belt of flexible
gold fastened with large diamond
studded clasp. This dress is very mic.
turesque and exceedingly becoming.
Over the jacket and across the shoulders
the women wear gay scarf. A peculiar
aud graceful feature of their attire is the
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-15

They tried q new experiment at q
church in Rockland last Sunday, that of
sending four young ladies around with
the contribution boxes. 1t Is said not
young man in tho congregation neglect
cd to contribute
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-15

u. \. MATTHEW'S, of Walnut Shade. Ark.
shot mt n buck in the White River Bottons
a man named Strong fired Mt the animal, too.
In the dispute over the possession of the car.
cass, Strong Drained Matthews with his rilio
and fled to the wOoda
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-15
jake Wilcox. of Portland st;oh =,

Jake Wilcox. of Portland, Mich. lost
a S125 horse in peculiar manner ON
Friday night last. The horse was stand
in a stall in the barn and ran his head
up into the shute for some hay, and il Is
suppo'ed that while in this position he
became frightened o.. something and in
jerking back his head broke his neck
as he was found in this condition in the
morning.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-15
4 Blum Shipper Stops the Conriing

An Old Bucksport (STe.) sen capita n
thus describes the way In which he dis
missed an undesirable sutton for the hand
of his daughter the other night: II Just
showed him up the companion way and
out on the gang plank leading from my
house, and gently remarked that the
wind was off shore and the sooner he got
under way the better oliing he would get
be ore morning. lie paid oil and bore
away down the stieet,n
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-15

THE International Exhibition of horses,
asses, etc, to be held IN Pnris in 1889 Inns
been fixed definitely for tho LIST to the 10th OF
September. The prizes huvo been largely
increased and the highest for the best horse
IN the exhibition will be 5000
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-15
Sai,irfI,iur Ncxv.

new and very effective thing which is TAX
ing hold ON the market is valuable discovery
nude known through The Charles A. Vogelcr
Co., baltimore, Md. propretors OF tho re-
nIowned 81. Jacobs OIL, and known as Diamond
hern-Cnrn, for Dyspepsia, n positive cure for
indigestion and nil stomach troubles arising
ffaffefreem. II not found in the stot < Of drug.
gis, or dealer It w be sept by .pail on receipt
on or 20 cents % hoxcs 81 In stamps ample sent
ionnd on trial to be specific for soli stomnio.
nerroa,spns na nan gIddncss ahen u
md mnn l3w spirits. and IL
IL ana have found lasting benefits. ~
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-15

Out of the 10 young ladies in Green
Bay who met on tho list of January n
year ngo and vowed never TO marry, nine
were married inside OF ten months and
two of the others have breach of promise
suits.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-15

Invitations for teas have recently been
seen IN London printed on post car ds-a
device which certainly saves time and
trouble. This is discount ON dignity
that even Anglomaniacs can barely
afford 10 follow.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-15

AelerEyman, after years OF suffering from
fHat loatllsomc disense, Catarrh, and vainly
trying every known remedy, ut lust found
prescription which completely cured and saved
him frontdeath. Any sufferer from this dread
ful disease sending self-addressed stamped
envelope to Prof. j. A. Lawrence, So War. en-
st.. N. ", will receive the recipe free OF charge
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-15

wonderful Food md Medicine.
known ami used by Ply sicians all ownr,,,.
world. SCOTS EMUIsIo., not ONLY uves ,o o.lo
anu s'rGngth by virtue of its own nutritious
prope ties, but creates an apDotitc for s''.,
that builds up ho wasted body ~ havn i iooa
msnE Sc",rs Emulsion for seYoral years a9d
Ii pleasant and pnatable and al crow - s sly II
er and gain flesh from tho uso OF II. use ~ f.
al cases Of Wasting Diseases and il ~ sncainI
" useful for children when nutrient mrsiinn-
ton Is need d, rs In Marasmus. ST. u ~
PIERCE, Md, Knoxville, Ala. W.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-15

a German chemist has found that
chlorof"rm mny be detected in the lungs
Of animals four weeks after death.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-15
A Radical Cure for Epiioptio R,,s.

TO the Editor-Please inform your readers
named disease which warrant TO cure the
worst cases. 20 strong is my faith I'm It's vir.
valuable treatise TO any sufferer who viii give
me his .. and Express address. Resp'y,
II. u. ROOT, NJ. O 1873 Pearl ST.. Now York,
II afflicted with sore eyes use DR.. Isaac
Thompson's Eye-water. Druggists sell ut 25c
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-15
p aims and Aches

IN 'arious parts OF tho body. moro particularly In
.ns oacx. thoulder'. and Joints. tho unwelcom.
"ns .nat rheumatism has gained foothold,
and you are in foritp for longer or sborte ariod
rheumatism Is caused by Tactic acid in the blood
ana 10 cured by Hoods Snrsaparilla. which neutral
,,es tho acidty and eradicates every impurty from
suffered from an acute attack OF rheumatism
,nauced by severe sprain of once dislocat.d snil.
which caused great swelling and intense pain
Ono bottle OF Hoods sarsapsrila restored crcnis.
non, cleanaed the blood and relieved the pain
-, Hoods !. SarsaparilIa
Bold by all drnggists Al: sIr for =. p-a..s.s
pyo HOOD CO.. Apothscarics. Lowell MAJ oni'
100 Doses One Dollar
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-15
CoIofed maps each State and Territory IN the United States
Also Maps Of every Country IN the World

The letter press gives the square miles of each srat
settlements population; chief cities: AVERAGE |
OF officials and the principal posmasers in the state
farms with their productions and value thereof
each Foreign Country form of government
cpal products and their money value trade
SIZE OF army miles OF railroad and telegraph number Of
cattle sheep and vast information va,ab,o -
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-15
DALlIS nus, COLLEGE, phiindnlphIn. IA.
4 Bcholarsllip and pori,on, $50. wriia forcIGi,ar

PEERLESS DYES sa.1 ~ %'' b;g "Es%.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-15
A WondnrfnI Food ma ,I.n

cxtant. - =,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-15

Ef Live athons sud make money work. mr us than
HoaHi e, n,inE else u ,,r world Either Coy oulGt
rHkE. Terms ihit Address, tnrE TO-. Augm,s, sisns,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-15

A gents wanted. - M hOur hnrw nrticl. n q ,t.l,
IA hnd samples free. q. H. Marrhali. Ipckpori " Z.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-15
Cntnrrh Cured.

1t is ths oyerworkcd boiler that c,uses mn.
ny accidents.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-15

HELRN DAuvRAY is to DO II member OF 10.
seph ,letfersons company, which will play
Tho Rivals" next suason At present she
is in Europe awaiting the return of her h,is-
bnnd, John Ward, tho ball player, via tho
Suoz Canal from tho Antipodes
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-02-15

Borro'S new opera, "Noronc," Inns beor
completed and will probably be- produced IN
Milan during the winter season OF lSS!-.lD
Tho work is in six short nets, each having
special character. Boito, before presenting
the musical settings, intends 10 submit til,
libretto to tho judgement OF the public rs
literary work by having it represented I'm !
theatre MS n drama. Tho libretto Is said K
DO Il splendid work OF poeticnl art.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-06-25
mnro nnS ennhinfffa. .

Qout80tIIe, 9n., "a. Suit. - y. g8.
yi0Tpoub aus 8trminsbgu, IIa., Elm Con
traitor auf Der ,@EmberIaR0 .Sauepz 5a5G," !"
purbe au Sam5fng in ieiuem Eager Rabe
GumberIaubs Sap, Ben. &ouutp, 8p., uon
einem StpIieusr, Nameus InOut0 &rapaf0,
etihoiieu. Gutouio uuO Ieiu Brloer mlrsu
9Gder uub neriorgten yfOruooo's 2eute nit
Bob. Gie batteu ben Contractor eriu5t,
geuug bon hem 2obue Der 4Jbeiter 3Iriid su
blbalten, nm bic ridfduoige 8roore8uun9
5u be5ahleu. yIorpooo eIfldrte, er babe
fsine gOumadlt su eiuen iOIdeu Soraehea,
uno bic @IGubiger md6tan fid On eiaeu 6Ites
oeueti6ter peuteu. Gu Samfta85s 5sabauo
eridienen bic 8riiber nuf's gteue. yiorpooo
Srehte ibnen nit Der Bemerluug, er babe tetu
@eIb fir fie, ben RIdeu uno nOqte n etue
Stttte treteu. @erabe, ays CT in be Ebitre
irat, tredte ibR GutouiO butd eineu SduB
in ben 8tiden toot III Bo6eu. Die Briioer
entflobeu In Die gB1Ioer, rDuraen iebo9 IN Der
Samfogez zIu6t jenieit8 Der Greuje in Gen.
ntfee etngefaugeu uab 3urtd mad Sentudp
gebraGt. Sin Ntob bemihtigta iiGl Der @es
fangeuen auf benz gBege mad oem Setting
uiiie In Btueniue unb belt Elm Gga9gerid)t
ab, in oeiisn Solge GutoniO an eiuem Baum
en- 0ege aufgebdu9t, unb Der SrIoer ben
8eamten 8ebufs lleberfHbruug mad BEN 9e'
faHgnifie tpieber nusgeIiefert m1r0e. Die
Bsamten iesten bierauf ibren uuter6rodeneu
Watih fort. @be ite ieood Btue0tus erretd'
ten, frntte Elm BuhieniauB aus eiuem Eaas
ueubididt on etuem Bsrge, uuO Der 9efaus
gene ianf eutieeIt sur Groe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-06-25
Clint VI Raffenp raEft IN q .

TiubIap, ., "a. Suui. - @aferr ee.
Irnnfteu bier 81 Belionen in 5OI9e Oes 9e.
nuIies BON ,,&0rueb 8eef." Se9s Gerjte
paren uebrsre Stunoeu lang baIhdftist, mn
@eaeumittel au1unenben unb bic Bntienteu
anger Sefnhr gu briugen. Bei ben msifteu
ia 9ies pobl Gu6 geluugen, bod befiratet
man, blB mebrere Der bebauarnsnertbsu Bers
ioueu on ben 5oIgeu Der Sersiituu9 ferbeu
Deroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-06-25
GWTppaEFde RabtlDett3te.
Sic saweti unO Die Raate.

Qou6uu, q. SUM. - gBie aus Bern
aemeIbst mirO, beatf4tigt Der Suuoe5ratb,
ain Sanbee0ertAeieiSuugs Sgtem IN Sor=
iGIag 81 briugeu, nm i'm Sale etues Sricges
gertifet au ieta. Or. 8roJ, Der &bef Oes
8epGrtemeuts Der ausndrttgsn Iugelegeus
betteur au5erte fiG oabtH, 6e5 iItl bic ShpetB
uuter Ietuen umfduoeu etHen @tugrlff tn
lrre Re6te geFnleu laiien rerbe. Die Gutatz
eIicn3 Der gan3eu @ontroUerie ID ie6enfalS,
oaB i'm SalIe zines SriegeS NIT irgeno elmer
eurOpitlhen NfnGt 8entj1lano bic yieItras
ltat Der Sdpei3 ut6t i'm gutferntefeu re-
ipeitireH tpirO.
8erIin, "a. SUM-. - glit Oen grtIds
rungen SGs SGmei3er Buuoesratbts In Be
aug auf Die Boblaeuutb aiiaire, bic oerielbe
g2fern auf cine Qufrage oes 9atioualratbS
pegebea bat, tperoeu bier bie 8tfiereuBeu
5nli4en 8eutihlnuo uu0 Der S6peil als
ab9etbon betrnntet. SH Der Chat 3ieht bic
yJforboeutfGe augemeiue" bsute gang ans
oere Saiten auf unb 6esauouirt ben Grs
BcIt5et' Snipeitor g8Oblgemut9 BON Qfdbl'
bauieH, tpelder all cen Staub aui9enirbelt
bat, NOD Hoteu. Sie erlldrt, 6l5 bieier Ses
umte eiueu uuUer3eibliGeu Waugel an Sdarj'
iIht bsiunbet babe, OIs er eiuem tbm HRbez
Sanntta polittihen SGpinOIer, EDte es Der
GneibermejHer 2IB in &betuisloeH gene
fen, 10 grOBss SertraHeu ent9eaen bra4te.
Der uuerpartete Ausgaug Der AugeIeaeus
belt In @ehalt bieier 9esa5ouirung gSobl=
gemutbs iou baupfdbHd5 Der fanbbaiteH
gSeigeruug 2oro SaIisburh SuBuitreibsH
lGin, cine Br0tefsVote, ibuli1 berientgen
Der nnberen 9id6te an bic S4neil Bu rid
ten. 3u gleifer 3eit tft bic Jtab9tlbigtsit
aud Elm 3ugef1nbniB an bic 0Hentltde Wtet=
nuHB 8eutidlaub's, peIde iI9 entidisoeR
geseu iebe RepIeHalie segeu bic Sdmetj ais
Der Wadtffeuuug 8euli4lau0's uupitr6i9
aua9eprUden bot.
Beru, "a. Suni. - Der 8unSesrntb bat
beihlciisu, cine auIeibe BON 16, ,OOO, 600 6rs.
al erbsbeu, nit tpelder Summe 3fepettr8ez
pebre fir ote Grmee aetauft neroeu loueH.
sBHaatipasu BET .GoRaosSabn."
8rGIieI, "a. SuHi. - Courier oe
8rureues" meIoet, PremtermiuiRer Beer
naert, pel4er 5ugIsi@ 6inaujmtutFer III,
trerte uOrgeH bem Burlameut cine SiQ
pntetbreiteu, tpeIde cine &mtiFOu OOu ObItz
gatioueu tln Setraae BON $4,000, 900 fir Die
nGue sGongos Babu" aut0ritrt.
Ser brttiit3e prGaier 5eiardtGt fctue GrtTS
2ou6ou, "a. Suui.-2Orb Saliabur1 be-
E.,tt beute Gbeuo i'm britii6eu SelleubauIe,
bns irgeub cine @roSma6t bic GnusrIou Der
SuieI Gambia i'm Sailoe fibre. Aue oerarz
ligen @eIiidte, iaate er, ieteu uubegrttu0et.
Der Yremisr ia9te, er iebe feline llriadle, etue
8riR5 in ber Olieutaliiaen 6rage Ju befttr4'
ten.
Strae &abeIOepeiben.
- Die QerSO9ia bon 4Ofa Eat etHeu 5oba
sur gBelt gebradt.
Die @ruSteausFdlteu In SHoruslaHb
finb burd aubGlteuoe 9ise uuo 8arre 6ers
ihIe6tert mor6eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-06-25
.tnnt.Spmmindrs. aaren,,.

- y altt more, ben 19. Sunt 1889.
VcriiE8eIte 6oroerun9s= =2ln9ebote auf 4tGz
fetuug beIgii1er 9l06e fur Die TeuSIlaftcz
runa oer 9GtAeoraIffraf;e, BON GentreIrafe bis
Bum Qlpbat=Bnafter nabe Uonumentffrafe [lut Der
Bsrorbnun9 9tr. 105 BON 1889, Iofuie Der atbes
braIitraBe, BON TaoiionitraSe bis Niount Gooalz
apenue, Iaut Der Seroronuns Six 1l3 pom 1889,
iperoen in 6ieiem Sureau bts Woatea, ben 1,
SuIt 1883, Wittass 2 ubr, entgegen eeuommen,
aud1 Uerben6orberun9s' 'Ausebote auf 9lejsruua
opu 10 nieIeu iCd1Saouiaen 8rantts Janoftets
nen, lpie tie r S6iaes notbiS ein ueroen, an ndnz
IGen Taqe entgeeen 9enommen.
GpeB Tfationen f0nnen in bieitn SlreQu eiuoe5sz
ben iueroen. 2nge6oies henen cine BON SD, uerartz
yoltiten &ursen unterfeitnete Caution flr osn en-
forberltten taftS=8sra9 ni1t beiIiegt, fnosn
feine 8eadtuus. Die I1gs6ote Ueroeu an bemIel.
ben Gage in bes QtaooIs 4mtsube 9eoffnet, Unb 5os
0iedJt Br SerUeiun9 irsenb zines ODER aqer einqss
ben6en MnsebOte bei6t 0orbebnIten.
". g. SmBrf, Stabt-gommiiidr,
(146,3,5O,24j
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-06-25
e6Ismuse Gonsnrreni,

GoausoiIle, Sub., "a. Suut.-SH otes
lem Steile bes Staates beftebt eiae @onIhis
nation BON 6armeru, UeIfe fir bic Saufleute
in beriGie6eneu Srtidaften bon aroBem
NndtbeiI ~ rper6eu usriprtdt. Die Sarmer
babsu urter ft beihICfeu, rnr bon @tne n
8uuinanne in Ser Gta6t ibre 8aarsu 81 be-
sisbeu; bieier muB ftd aber berpfli4teu, Die
gRanreu pur nit eiuen RetugepiHu bon 5eb1
Blo3ent gu uerinufeu unO auBeroem De- Sars
nera. &ommiifiOu ieiue gdder u1b 5afLureu
auf &trIanger 3ur @infibt OoriuIegeu, 6aus
bteie Combination befe6eu bIeibt, per6eu
uitle 3aufleute, pelde bi5ber CUTE Sei4afte
madteur iiA 9eu0tbigt ieSen, bteie @egeno III
BstInfen unb an auberen Srteu ibr Slid
III oeriuGeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-06-25
gge&seg tn Ssobngtolpn.
55Iamtten boHeROen oaS gSsrf osr BIntb. -
2eidIGn OHr1 Die gpreugi1uiie bet oct
&tetnbtiife IN bic gut aeiptGnat.

Spbustouu, 8a., "a. SUM-. gin gro.
See 6euer brad nm IL llbr beute gia4mttz
tag in Der erfiel gBnro aus unb uerbrettete
fdb 10 raid, onB nm llbr bereits 90 6duieE,
eindliesIiCl hes SGluIgebiu0es Der ernd5us
ten gSarO, in SIammen ftanoen. 4Ge 5uC
Seriii9ung fieben6en Spriben iiub in S1ds
tigteit, uab Ingebeure Qufreguua berrI4t.
yiabebu aIle brenHenoeH @ebGuoe maren
ouId Die 6Iuth mebr ooer peuiBer bei4doiat
tpotben.
gtH farter Biub tueBt uuS treiBt Sa8 5euer
raI6 auf Ierunille Su. @s bat no u0lltg Der
&ontroIe Der BeIerDepr eut5ogeu, uao ote
BEanofatte umtaBt leBt etHeu Sd9sHraum
BON iiini gfsrn.
(Spater.) - 9as Beuer purne sel6ibt,
1adoem es idmmtIiGe 9ebduoe 3pEideu Der
Ufatfetz uub g8aLnIts, Der DiainfraBe UnS
Dem 6luife, i'm @an3en etpG %, 5erf0rt
batte. SteIe Der eingedi9erten @ebdube pa'
ren bur6 Die @eDdiier bon ibrem Tau0Gmeut
tort9erIfieu pOroeH, uuo anoere eutbielteu
3apebaItun9sgegeufGuoe, bic aus ben 5lu.
then gerettet Ipor0eu pareH. gtnr elm tletnsr
6betl ieuer gegenffdnbe tpuroe gerettet.
gIaR utrmutbet, oaB bas Eeuer burg 6Inten
aus ben brenuen6en Sritmulera entfano.
Die bier befnoIibe BbiiaoeIpbier SpriBeuz
@onpagHie Ieifete cute 8ianfe unb bemei'
ferte be 6Iamman our9 bas 4bretSeH bers
i6ieeeuer 9duIer.
Seutegl6utttag purbe etH fGrter Spraus'
iduB nabe benz 3rpetten 8ogen an 1tll6en
&n6e Der Steinbriide abgeIeuert, NIB inter
Den in Die 2uIt gei6leuberten &ritmmern be-
fan0en fi6 meni6li1e leberrefe, bic ua4
ellen 8i1tungen bin umberflogeR. 8te ipG'
ter aufgeleie1en Stiide oeuteteH mn, oaB me-
ltefeHs ie6s gei6eu in bic 2uft aeiprengt
norben Uareu.
Son Chicago purben 9amfag "a fertige
6Guier, bic nur tuiGmmeu9eitelt 3u Der6eu
brauGeu, abgei6idt. Bieielben lIHo fitr bic
nm i6nerftsH betroffenen "a Samllteu bier
iaIbf. aus 8ittsbur8 trai Elm QBag9ou nit
GaoeueiRri6tuu9eu u. /. 10. Elm oteieI0eu
tperten in eiHlgeu Der aus &bicaGo abgeiaids
ten S6uiern, bic bereits ausgepibIt fiHb, aIfs
gefellt tneroeR.
8ie beige BHrgeridaftiF in bo5em @raOe
bariibtr anigebradlt, oaB Der @ouutps Shass
meiter Solpe ourd 2uidIag3ettel bsfanut ge=
madt bot er tperbe ON 3. Sult bterber fo1l'
men, nm bte SteuetR 81 couettlrea. Siele
bieIer PlatGte iinb oOn entrifsteu Bttrgera
uie6er abgeriiieu noroeH. 9te oGrfe ytas
lloEalz 8aat" unb ote ,Sobuatopuer Splrs
banf" baben bte @eiGdfte DieSer aHfgeuouz
men. st. 8. Sobufou, Der o,ritbeHOe 9i9ter
ton Cambria @ountg, bat ben 5efe9l erIas
len, baS Idnmtlthe g8trthib1fteu uHO VI
quCrpIGBe in SobRstOmu uuo ben un!liegeuz
ten Srn9aften bi5 guf gBeitevs8 atI4'0iieu
bleibeu miifier. g8er biaIem 8efebI ntdt
nadiommt, jsBt fi3 ber @efabr ans oGB tbm
lslne gicenj eut8oaen mlro.
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ses enpe etnes safarpfpteIe

glempbts, Tenn, "a. Suni. - alfreb
@riISurb, alias Sautins, purbe am IeBteu
Nlittpod III SiptouoiIe Sur6 eiueu ans
0eger' aiaroipieLeru betebeueeu Nlob aufz
eeb6ust. Sc eTbsut, bas er cen Eegern i5r
gatlses gsIb nbseHomnen bate, uub 6a5 ibu
6ieieIben aIsbann, nndoem fie ibm etneu
Sud iiber ben Sopf seRtIpt batteu, mn ieiue
Siilierufe su erfideu, Don iaiuam 8oote IN
eiusu BaIS i6leppteu. als er fid bort Detz
gerte, bas semopneue 9elb jHrid III erfat'
ten, uurhe CT obue Beiteres oufgebIust.
@rtssaro uobute tn Wtempbis unb mar elm
uotoTiider SpieIer. Seiue 9ei5s purbe ges
fern bitrber ge6ra4t.
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2Gbgefebt.

Eopeta, Sani., "A. Saul - Sobn R.
gau0wap. Der 8uEtes 9auos &omriIiir 3u
Gulhyie, gtIab0ma, truroe Geue bonn Buuz
teerihter Softer ieines &nltgs eutiest, Sal
iotpGn mar eiuGr Der Buubes S2aut2a in
Gfinhoma, meIGje nHgetIaat tpurbeu, ibre
nmtIife Steuuus bsi Der @G0fHuug hes Sc.
bietee 5um 9aub8rnbIden miBbraubt 5u be
beu. 6r. gB. 80. GGtou DuEbe oom Rits
ter 6Oter gum gtGdfOIger Gauopags ers
Eanrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-06-25
gg6lsten etnes GrmSers @entD 28arS
SCeG,er's.

@btcago, "a. Suui. 8aHor Bm.
6eurp 8eener ftarb Bettsrn friib in ietrar bies
Ejgau 28ohnHu9 i'm Qlter BON 81 Sabreu.
St NOR elmer bon fiebeu 8ciiberu, Die iimmt~
LID rumbnfte @eiflid1e pUroea. Die 8riiOer
finG: Or. @bnaro Bee6sr, ge9eHmdrttg in
ByOoilpu pobubaft; SeHrn gBaro, @eOr9e
nub SGs. 6. Seefer (oerforben); Charles
Beeder aus Diior, Ba., uuO 3DomQ8 r..
geeder in GImira, u. .. S0n ben 59pc=
fern lebt 6rnu 3bOs. 6. Btriius, bic 0tuts
Esr bon 6rau grparb &Derett Sale. our 3eit
in Go7ou, uno Grau SObu Sooter, iODie
Frau 9nrr;et 8eeder Stoue pobaeu tn
0artIoro. - Die lIeberreffe bes 8erforbeneR
nerben nod 8ofou geididt unb bort auf be
s0OuntsIubura= &emeterg" CUR 8ube Sc
bettgt peINeu.