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Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-01
SIOUX CITY.
SUMMARY.

SUMMARY.
Runs earned-St. Paul 8, Sioux City 1.
Two base ht-Reilly
Home runs-Carroll, DAILY and Bradley.
Bases stolen-By Broughton, Reilly and
Glenn.
Double plays-Crotty, Brosnan and
Powell; Broughton and Werlich, and
Werrick and Halves.
Bases on balls-Off Mains 4, off Webber S.
Hit by pitcher-Glenn
Struck out-By Mains 2, by Webber 3.
Passed balls-Broughton.
Left on bases-St Paul 8, Sioux City 6.
First base on errors-Pickett; out for not
touching third
Time-1 hour, 45 minutes.
Observation-Disclosures.
Des MOincs 1 4. Denver 8.
Dies MONIES, May 31.-Denver was beaten
to-day by the weakness of Darnbrough in the
box. who was relieved by Pagan in the sixth
inning. Score;
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The Encineer Not Cuip,b,e.

LINCOLN, Mob, May 31.-ISpecial Tele-
gram to The BEE.I-The coroner's which
jury sat tonight, on the body
of P. NJ Cross, killed in a
collision in the b., g. M yards Wednes-
day night found that the deceased came to
his death IN account of the failure of the en-
gineer, F. Sheely, to stop before coming to
the passenger switch on which said train
was to be run in; that Sheely was not famil-
lar with the road at that point; but that his
failure to stop was not felonious or wilful.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-01
G,ne and Got sIarrlen.

CENTRAL CITY, Neb., May 31.-[Special to
THE BEE. IF. H. Wigle, paying teller of the
Central City bank, was married, Wednesday
evening, to Miss Luna Gale. The bride is a
sister of Mrs. N, Merriam, of Omaha; the
groom is one of ths most popular young men
of the city. Gl0N
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-01
Amateur Games.

A very spirited game was played, yester-
day, by the West Lawns against the Non
pariels, on the grounds of the former. result
ing in victory for the West Lawns by q
score OF to O. McElvan and Willenberg
were the battery for the West Lawns and
Shanahan and Lacey for the former.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-01
Congrcea,ional ConCerence.

BEE. THE seventy-ive Congregational
ministers of the Blue Valley conference,
comprising thirty-two towns and cities,
which met here this week, report q very
beneficial time and q pleasant one under the
charge OF Rev. II. p. Wannamaker, the local
minister
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-01
Chtcapo Grain Receinss.

CHICAGO, May 31.-TSpecial Telegram to
The BEE. The grain receipts during May
in Chicago were 24,o6s cars, against 81, ,24s
cars in May. 1888, and 23,090 in May, 1887.
During April Of this year, IL, 800 cars were
received.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-01
One Year For Horse.stcaling.

GRANT, Neb., May 3l.-[Special Telegram
to The BEE. THE jury in the case Of Wa
w. Smith, charged with horse stealing, after
being out thirty-six hours, failed to agree.
The difficulty was to determine whether the
horses belonged to the man who held a
chattel mortgage on them or the possessor.
Smith afterwards appealed before the Judge,
plead guilty and was given one year at Lin
coin.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-01
A Freau nt Diorteager.

DAKOTA CRY, Nebp May 3i.-[Speclal Tel
egram to The BE1 IA man giving his name
as Joseph Smith was ARRESTED here, to-day,
wards running offiwitb the proceeds He was
taken to Lyons fdf sale keeping.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-01
Tbe Bur,inpton sta,emenr.

CHICAGO. May 31.-ISpecial Telegram to
The BEE. Burlngton's annual state
ment will probably be issued tomorrow. Ac-
cordlng to an official of the road, it will show
q large comparative increase in earnings.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-01
Death From Heart Disease.

l,URwELL, Neb., May 3l.-TSpecial Tele
gram to The BEE. The wife of Thomas
Jaynes, q farmer living seven miles from
this place, fell dead this morning while at
tending to her usual household duties. 1t Is
supposed her death was caused from heart
disease. No inquest has been held yet.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-01
Caught with His Booty.

CovINaToN. Neb,, May 3l.-lSpecial Tele-
gram to The BEEf--The sheriff of Burt
county arrived here this morning in quest of
T. Fitzsimmons,W Whc is charged with stealing
a cow and running away with a mortgaged
team. The man. team and COW were found
and the party left Immediately for Decatur.
he has used at different times to obtain
money. Seven mortgages are held against
Ghe team
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-01
The Last Chance.

The forfeit money posted with the sport
ing editor of Tile BEE by Manager Eek on
behalf of Misses Brown, Woods and Bald
win, and by "Senator" Morgan on behalf of
Miss Oakes, for a sweepstakes race with
Misses Stanley and Williams, will be left
open until this evening. 1t must strike all
fair-minded and disinterested lovers of sport
that the action of Messrs. Eek and Morgan
has been straightforward and open. They
have strenuously endeavored to get on a race
bnt all to no avail. Eek and Morgan assert
that they care nothing for the gate, but in
defense of their own claims. and in answer
to the numberless "cracks" that have been
made at the riders under their management
they are perfectly willing to put up their own
money In the maintenance of their claims
that they have the best and the fastest lady
bicycle riders in the world. The public can
only conclude that they are right.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-01
Leigh vs. HOweIls.

LEIGH, Neb., May 3l.-lSpecial to THE
BEE. lin match game OF base ball played
here, today, by the Howells and Leigh
clubs the score resulted as follows: How
ellis l3, Leigh l6 Batteries for Leigh,
Antics Bros; Howells, Allen, Pont and
Cushman. Umpire, Kloke. of Howells.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-01
A AMUsEMENTs.

Mile. Rhea opened her engagement at
Boyd's opera house last night in ''The Case
Vidal" The audience thoroughly enjoyed
the performance, AS Margharita Vidal,
Mile. Rhea evidenced once more to an
Omaha audience her ability as an actress.
Her support was good and the play was en-
toyed by all present Tonight the celebrated
actress will appear IN "Much Ado About
Each lady in the audience will receive a
satin souvenir programme as a memento Of
the occasion.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-01
(,Ouldu't Do 1t,

In trying to eat ten pounds of roast
beef on u wager the other day George
Lane, resident of Rutland, VT, over
estimated his capacity, fell over in a fit,
and died.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-01
Fatal Decoration Day Acc dent.

CANON CRY, Col, May Sl.-While the pro.
cession was returning from the cemetery yes
terday, two wagons collided, throwing the
occupants out and running over them. Seven
women and children We're injured, three of
whom will die.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-01
A Fire This Morning.

STELLA, Neb, June 1.--[SpeciaI Telegram
to THE BEE. l-Aehat- past IL this morning
the elevator and cbrn meal plant of jameson
Bros. was burnedto the ground; loss, 81, 900;
insurance, "a, 500. -
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-01
wabash q. Eimwood 4.

WABASH, Neb., May 8l.-TSpecial Tele-
gram to THE BEE THE Wabash club de-
feated the Elmwoods yesterday in closely
contested game G to 4. Batteries-For
Wabash, the Austin brothers, for the Elm
woods, Langhorst and Hilton.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-01
Grand Island 8. Kearney A.

gram TO The BsE. THE Kearney and Grand
Island ball clubs crossed bats again yester-
day afternoon. Up 10 the seventh inning the
acore was Tie, being three for each. The
result Of the game was in favor of Grand
island, being 8 to 4 Schilling, Kearneys
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-01

HASTINGS, Neb., May 3l.-[Special Tele-
gram to The BEE. lon request from St.
Joseph, the police arrested here, tonight,
F. w. Landohi on charge Of embezzle-
ment. M '.s
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-01
A Busin ess Challenge.

lenge Jack S. Prince, "Senator'' Morgan,
Robert Nelson Ned Reading, Albert Shock
or Signor Mardis, to ride bicycle race of 8,
10, 25 or so miles, for Sl00, the race to come
mission free. / have this. the 3lst day of
May, deposited the full amount, 500, in the
hands of the sporting editor of The BEE as
an evidence that mean business.
JOHN j. HARDIN
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-01
The National League.

PHILADELPHIA, May 51.-Result Of the
first game
Philadelphia. 20 0 0 3 o a Oil
Indianapolis 81. % 3 0 0 o /
Base hits-Philadelph 16 Indianapolis 15
Errors-P Philadelphia 9, Indianapolis g. Bat
teries-Sanders and Shriver. Umpire-Whit-
ney aud Daily.
Result Of the second game:
Philadelphia. ! l 6 0 Ill
Indianapolis. ............0 0 0 l l. d
Game called to permit sPhiladelphias to
catch tram.
Base hits-Philadelph 12, Indianapolis Z.
Errors-Phiadelphi 3, Indianapolis 10.
Batteries-Peter, Wood and Decker; Get
zein and Buckley.
Aneric IN Association.
COLUMBUS, May 30.-Result Of to-day's
game:
Louisville 0 0 0 Q 0 o O o. 3
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-01

EXETER, Neb.. May 3l.-TSpeclal Telegram
to THE BEE. The ball game between the
Exeter and Sutton clubs yesterday was at
tended by very large crowd. The game
was exciting. Score Exeter 90, Sutton IA.
Batteries-Exeter, Fowler and Bott; Sutton,
GRAY and Sewers
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-01
GrceleY Ccnter t4. North Loup Z.

GREELEY CENTER Neb., May 31.-[Special
Telegram to THE BEE. THE B. & M base
ball team and the North Loup boys played
fairly good game here yesterday, which re-
suited in favor of the b. & MS by score
OF IA Z. large crowd witnessed the
game.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-01
An Earthouake Shook.

PARIS, May 3l.-A shock of earthquake
was felt on the left bank of the Siene in this
city, to-day.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-01
Games Prevented by Rain.

New YORK, May 30.-The Cleveland Wash
ington and Kansas ty-Baltimore games
were prevented by rains to-day.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-01
Ashland School Commencement.

ASHLAND, Neb., May 31.-TSpecial Tele-
gram to THE BEE. THE annual commence
ment Of the Ashland High school was held at
Simonton's opera house, tonight. The grad
yates were five in number, Misses Kate Alb
bytt, Lulu Bell, Laura Patten, Duty Won
Mansfelde, and Mr.. Alva d. Reigel. After
the orations were delivered the diplomas
were presented by Dr. Won Mansfelde with
short address; Prof Louis Hicks of the
state university, delivered an address on
Reading, Observation and Conversation"
Music was furnished by the King orchestra.
The most beautiful part of the exercises was
the presentation of Ridpath's History of the
World, tu Prof. Reece, superintendent of the
public schools, by Mr.. Harley Butts.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-01
N THE. FIELD OF SPORT.
The Corn Huskers Meet With De-
feat in st. Paul.
STANDING OF ALL THE CLUBS.
Another Great Crowd Witnesses the
Races at the Coliseum. j.
Hardin's Challenge-Turf
and Diamond.
Standing of tho Clubs.

Following is the standing of the Western
Association clubs up TO and including yes
fnrdaY,a RnmeS;
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-01
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000
AGENTS WANTED.

sR- For CLUB RATES, or any further informa.
ion desired, write legibly to the undersigned
clearly stating your residence, with State. COun
ty, Street and Nun Der. More rapid return mail
delivery will be assured by your enclosing an
eDyelOue baa ring fu addreaa
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NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
New Orleans La.
That of the the Psy%snIs pEy1ss +
GUARANTEED BY FouR NATIONAL BANKS of
New Orleans and the tickets are signed by the
President of an institution whose chartered
rights are recognized in highest courts; there
FORE beware OF all limitations or anonymous
schemes"
ONE DOLLAR is the price of the smallest part
or fraction of n ticket ISSUED BY US in any
drawing Anything in our name offered for less
than one dollar is q swindIe
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-01

Fast time and always on time. ''The
Chicago & Northwestern ky."
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-01
Exeter 20, Sutton IA.

new pitcher, is a left-handed man and throws
graceful curve that is puzzle TO any batter.
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@er lit sra,t Mimslp,u .

Do bieie Trase oft seitelt mirb, Wcnea
mir etnfa9 ia9en, baB fie cine Dame III
bic es fia lett 40 Sahren our aufsabe muds
te, Srauenfranfheiten, bauptladli& aber
8lnberfranfheiten gu ftubiren. sic bat
bic ScnifitutiOn unb bic BeoarfniGe bieier
Sahlreiden Slaffen b~eicncers aeprift unb
ale 6eiultat prattiider RenntniGe unb
%grfabruns, uelde fe i'm 9anfe zines Mens
idenalters ais araafenpfleserin unb gr3t
Selantmelt, bat fe ben soothing Sbrup
als beicnberes Wittel fit sabnenbe Sinber
3uiammenseiebt. Dieie Mebisin bat cine
n1astide Wirfnns = fe sibt &ube unb
@eiunbbeit unb erbdit pffenen Qeib. Sn
Tplse biefer Webi3in 1T Trau 8inslop
peltberubmt sepprben ale Wcbltbdterin
Der aiaoer. nnb bic ainber tperben arof
uro oanfen tbr bafar. Gud in bieier Sfabt
bat fe bic Sinoer gu Danf perpflidtet.
@rpBe Nuantitdten bes SrDtbina Shrup
trerben bier td9lid berfauftunb perbraudt.
Wir slauben, Wrs. 8inslom bat fd
bura oieien alrtitel unferbli6 aemadt
unb mir linb iber3eugt, baB burd beniels
ben Saulence bon 3tnbern a~erettet purben
uno paB MiQiOnen benieIben nod NIT
@rfrls Sebrauden tperben. Seine Wutter
pat tbre Pfi9t Setban, tpeu1 fe nidt
Wrs. WinslDp'S Scptbins SHrup an
manbte. 8eriudt es gGe-4abies 8iftpr
gtew yorf. 3u perfauien Bel alien
D%rusSttten, rs Gents bic 6laide
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9luerlet.

Der Mapor tpirb In allernd@He,
3eit bic Oelegaten ber Gtaot San Nn=
tonio aur Siefwafer 8 3onpention in
Sopetd, 3anfas, ernennen.
= Der on Der @oIffhfe berrldenbe
Sturm ma@te fi@ aud bier bemeribar,
tpentt aud MIR N abgei9pdGtem MaBe,
Wamentli9 fant bic Semperatur 10 tief,
tDie ielten UNI biefe Sabresseit. :
6eute Na9mittag etuas mad /
ubr ert6nte GeuersN alarm. 9as 6eue,
NOR in einem CUR @rocerie beg 6errr
Quguf M6Ib, Ode geeoss urb @babea.
StraBe, gelegenen Stalle ausgebro9en
Die Geueruebr mar re9taeitig aui
Stele, Inn Elm treiteres umi@greifer
bes Jeuers berbinberr 3u t6nnen.
6err Geo. Witting, elm angeiebe.
ner 8hrger BON Columbus, Colorado
@ountp. III nit ieiner Camille mad Sar
Antonio ibergeiebelt. 6err Wittinl
tptro tpabrf@einli6 fur INNER hiei
bleiben, ~iebenfaIs aGer auf Idn.
gere 3eit, ba feline iiingeren Rinbet
pier bic beutf@senglif9e Sdule befu.
den fouen. 6err Mitting III elm alie,
Greuub Der sGreien preKe@ uub nil
freuen uns, i'm bier als Mitbirser be.
grtiber 5u f6nnen
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9eras 8.

Sn 8alDeton belt bas locale
8iefwaKer, @Omite cine Sibung ab, I'm
9elegaten gu ber beborf teben6en Sief.
naKer : Contention In Sopeta au ct.
nennen. @alDeton boht BON iene,
Contention als Der fur bic N~nIegune
zines Siefmafer : 9afens al Der @olf.
tifte seeisnetfeu pIab ausgepdblt il
tueroen. gs tpurben getpdblt bic Ser.
rem Walter @resbam, Sulius &unge,
8. Blum, Mapor Sutton, 8. 2epi, Mcs
2amere, Megomb, Weets unb Moaers.
Mls &eprdientanten Der Stabt 8albe.
fton uerben fi6 bieier Delegation nod
cine an3abl a~ugeiebener 8iirger an.
i6lieBen. barunter bic 9erren s. &ep:
mersb6fer, S. Weinberger, s.. $.
Menfing, s. BANNERS u. u. 9ie Sc,
legaten merben am %. September bon
Salbefton mad 5opefa, &anfas, OBJ
reilen.
Der. Cooper, Der Stats. Shuls
Superintendent bon Seras, murbe gum
prOfefor Der lateiuii9en 6pra9e an
Der Staats : uniuerftdt gu Nuittn er,
nannt. Sein bisberiges Nmt 1T nun
our9 ben @Ouberneur neu gu befeben.
= an ber Suite BON 2ouifiana uno
8eras belrf9t beftiger Sturm. Seine
Marimal . @ei6pinbi9feit errei9te Der
@Dtlon bel poif Cabs. mo err cine Sc
i9winbigteit bon Sc MeiIen bate. Su
8albeiton bate er cine fol6e BON "a
Wfeilen per Stunbe.
Dos Nationale &omite Der Gar.
mer : alliance fir 8aummolle ertbeiIi
ben Garmern ben &aib, nit benz 0erz
tauf ibrer 8aumnole 3uriid3ubalten.
(gDas babur6 errei9t tuerben foa,
tpirb ni9t gefagt.)
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gNn,. Il IL snhn.

unlere Sauptnabrung 1T unb bIei6i
bas Tleii6, unb I'M fol@es frii9 unn
gut 5u erlangen, fann man unm6glid
einen 5uoerldiiigeren Warft finben, als
ben BON Wm. 06fin8 & 5pbn, go.
511 Nbe. s. Die 9erren baBen BEN
8ef9maG ibrer 4unben &e9nung ge.
tragen unb in tbrem @tabliHement eint
faIte 2uftmai@ine erri@tet, tpeI@e aler
Nnforoeruugen fur @rbaltung unb Gnt.
%Fernuug i@dbli6er S~nsrebiensen BEG
Jleii9es entipridt. sic baben beEdn.
big in ibren 8iebb6fen einen GROCER
9orratb bon Wafbieb, aus tpel9en
MIR bas Bette fir ibre Gunoen setpdbli
pirb. Wer reef bebient fein min, bel
6eiude ben Warft, SEQ. 511
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naT Mat. Mc@abe, Stem Bruins.
mid, ST., 5ablt irseno Scenario fini
Dollars, Der am 8Iutabftbren Iei6ei
uno mad Dem boridriftsmGBigen Sc
brau9e bon @bamberIain's @olit., Gbo.
lera > unb Siarrboe Mittel uidt in Der
m6gli@it firsefieE 3eit babon befreit
wirb. @ine babe rs Gents : 6Iaide
olefer Mfebisiu BELLE leiu 8lutabfiibren,
na96em ct bic Wtebi3in uno &e3epte
nerf9teoener DOftoren per9ebens ange=
tpanot bate. 9err Mcgabe fam bie>
ie Oherte gan3 rubig MAIDEN, oa tein
Jaa BON @olit, Gbo!era Mor6us, 8pIen,
terp, Siarrboe ober YIutabfibren Be-
tannt it, Der ni9t BEL regeIre6ter Mn.
m%enbung bes Wittels gebeilt iporben
tpdre. Gum 8ertauf Bel 81. gobn &
SO. unb ). RalteDer & Sobn.
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Galifprnias@eime

acknowledgement finben Elm sroBes So.
ger bnn feinen California Meinen Bel
Germ s. 5. Meper am Nlamr
pla5a. 6err Mener iunt bic Weint
an Ort unb 5tele aus ui.b fault bireft
aus Dem &eaer Ter Weiuatdter. Nls
gutem 2enner gelingt es ibm itets, BIZ
belten Sorten au%ssumdblen. @r fam
feline Runben uno Gamilien nit einen'
guten Sropfen perieben. Rotb= uni
WeiBmeine in borsisli6er Qualitdt
bon iebt ab $1.00 per @alone -frei
ms 9aus geliefert.
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san 0ebrp gprimas Warf.

j. Scribe, Yd6ter. Sieier tible
unb i6attise part 1T ber popuIdrite @rs
bolungsplaB Der Staot unb umgeaenb
fit GamiIien unb eisnet fi9 aud be-
fonbers CUR Ibbaltung BON pribqts
Bttnits. 9err 2erble 1T elm iebr auf=
mertlamer Wirtb, Der ftets bearebt 1T,
bic 8hni6e Der @dite su erfauen.
Seben Sonntag Na6mittag unb Mbeuo
finbet elm GreisRpnaert fati,
~ausgeflibrt bon Der Ser. Staten Ntis
litdr 6apeQe. 17,7,t3M
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VaEaae mad Gnrupa.

Die Agenturen bes 6errn 90. s.
Doung, Eo. l Commerce : StraBe,
6an Antonio, unb SO. SOB Mains
6traBe. DALLAS, pertrete1 rur bic
a%nertannt beiten europdif6en 9ampfers
ginien. !6err Oouus III i'm Gtanbe BITE
billigfen Raten su geben, en-
tbeilt bereituilig iebe geuiiaf9te Nus=
tunft unb beforgt iebr prompt ale ibm
tibergebene1 Muftrdge. Wer nod gu,
ropa gu reifen tuiini9t, ober 8ermanote
beriiberfommen laHen min, tpeube fid
an irgenb cine ber genannten Nsenturen.
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Gan antonio, IS. Sept. '89.
Ste 0erttlgune oer Gpttutt : 3aupe
0WrGb Glertrtctt6t.

Ste VerttlgurG bet Gpttptt : 8aune
OMrG5 Glestricit6t.
Die TrGge, Die es ont beiten unb ers
folgrei91en a1 erm6gIi@en ieiu m6@te,
ber 8aummolens &aupenplage ein gube
gu MAIDEN, III gerobe in bieEem Sabre
beionoers eifcig In Der BreRe befbro6en
tporbea unb tDirb intn,er uebr In ben
WDrbererunb treten, ie maba Oct bon
Sabr au Sa9r pa9ienbe Saumpouen,
eau ftir Seas an SebeutunS getoinnt.
Sn bieIem Sabre fnb AUG gum erften
Nfale in groBartigerem MaBitabe eie
8eriu9e senlaGt tporber, lie Baumtpols
len &aupe bur@ Jeuer su bernt@ten,
b. 3. ben SaumuDlensS 9metterlins su
t6bten, aus beffen @iern bic Reupe herz
borgebs. ue6er ben @rfolg Gieier 8ers
fu9e BAT man nod fetn f~eftfebenbes lit
tell; Bag aber Elm MitteI g~efunben
uer6en muB, Bic &aupe, ber gefd1rli6s
fen Seinb bes BaumwOlen : gaues,
aug benz @ese au rdumen, 1T cine Motb'
nenbigteit, Bic unerIdBli9 erf9etnt.
Spite es fi9 erpeiien, baB bic Glamme
mi@t bas Rabitals8 ertilgunssmittel fir
bic &aupe udre, 10 i6eint es beinabe,
basielbe m69te in ber ieBt i'm Weltfort'
19ritte cine 10 bebeutenbe Stole ipielens
ben vglettrieit6t" gu finben fein. Nn
allen pIdben, TOO bic eleftrif9e Beleu9.
tuug ~eingefabrt porben lit, bat man bic
Sbatfa9e gu beOba6fen @elegenbeit ge=
babt, baB ale fliegenben Snfetten, bic i'll
ber Ndbe, etpa cine 8iertelmeile i'm
umtreis, fi6 befinben, f9 unpiter.ebz
lid nod ber Jlamme bingeaosen fiblen
unb unrettbar In Der Jlamme ibren
Sob finben. ueberau, mo BEL uns in
Sau Mntouio ein elettrii9es 2i9t auf.
geifeQt mar, tonnte man rings berum an
febem Morgen ~un3dblige S6metters
lingss un6 2dferlei6en liesen feben.
Wir beuteten f9Du bamals barauf bin,
baB bic elettrifde Glamme m6gli9erz
tpeife cine prattii9e 0ermenbung 3ur
@etni9tung berI8 aumpolen s&aupe fin
ben t6nnte unb pie Elm 2arebo'er 8latt
mittheilt, bat @oub. CUNT, Elm prafti=
f6er 2anbnirtb, benz 8ertreter ber 3ei.
tung gegentber bieielbe @ni9t ausgez
fpro9en. 1eberau, NO 8aumtpole ge=
pfian5t tDerbe, fagte er, fetes notbmenoig,
MISREPRESENTATION = Sins = aufz
aufe0en unb au ibrem 8etriebe beolrfe
es elmer vtreibenoeu Strait, 10 Iiege es
bann nabe, bic gIettricit6t als cine fols
DE 5u gebrau9en unb oiefe f6n1e tpGb,
reno Der 3eit, no bic Baummones i'm
8a6st6um 1T, 3ur 8~ertiIsuns ber
S9metterlinge unb &aupen gebrau9t
tuerben, bon ben Sins" f6nnten eIet-
trii@e Srdbte nod ben GeIberu geleitet
unb OH berf6iebenea pldBen auf =
OreifuBsB ogenli9ter aufgeftelt tpers
ben, Del@e in Der Na@t angeainbet
ipiirben unb Die 8ertilgu1g Der @aupen
beiorgten. Sin berartiger 8erIu9 ginae
uaturgemdB ant beiten bon ben Sin.
Befbern aus, bic Elm 6auptintereHe bas
ran baben, baB cine groBe 8aumwoa>
grnte gema6t mirb; benz fleinen Sars
mer Defenders oiirfe es nidt au
toitfbielig mer6en. SebenfaQs tp6re es
utini@enstuertb unb ratbfam, baB elm
paar groBe BaumnouenpFanaer unb
Sim 8efBer einmal cine bHr9gebenbe
probe nit BET glettricitdt aIs &aupens
,ertilgungs>M tittel anftelten, er tpiiroe
inter allen umtdnben bic Miibe uuo
bic 2oifen lobnen.
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@Iii6 fpI8te eitteiit Itn9ltt6 tn
TreSnD. Gal.

8ernbarb 9erinsbi, Elm pobIbefann.
ter BrDfer in pine ST.. atpifden Wont:
gonlerp unb Saniom, III ber 8ater zines
iungen Mannes, Der bemnd9t eint
2obrebe iiber bic 9ouiiiana Gtaats Got,
terie balten pirb. ginige Sage DO,
benz tiir3li9en Walbbran6 in 5resnr
toufte ct elm 3manaigfteI bes 2oofes
Mr. 5275S, fir wel6es er $1.O0 3ablte.
Sem Zoos aog ben erften 6auptoeminn
bon $500, 900 In ber 2ouifiana Stoais,
2otterie unb mar iomit gu $751; 900 be.
re9tigt. = San Grancisco (gaI.), 8.
Nuguff.
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Die SAN ANTONIO COOPERAGE

Die SAN ANTONIO C00PERAGE
WORKS", Geo. ManorD @igenz
tbiimer, SO. los unb 10 AuliinsS Str,
San Intouio, baben lid in leBter
3eit bebeuteno bergrOBert, bic groBar.
tighten unb beIten Slfereimaf6ineu an.
geidafft unb finb borbereitet, ale Nufs
fridge fir $50 8alonen 2iquors 4egs
uno Barrels prompt aus5ufibren.
S6idt Cure Nuftrd9e elm
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Sn Corpus gbriiti bat fG eine
@eieaf9aft bon uObIbabenben 8drgeru
gebiloet, I'm bort elm 9otel eriter 2IaFe
5u erri&ten. IS uirb babur9 einem in
Der Sbat ldngt gefiblten 8ebiirfniB
abgebolfen. 9as Rapital Der @ejel.
i6aft betrdst $50, 900 uno bas SoteI
fol- ben Ramer fibren: Miramar 6oiel.
Die SneorporatoreH fnb bic 0erren so.
2ennebp, Sol. @ufett, 9oorise, q. s.
Qleberg, @. 6irf9, 6. Death unb 8.
@albuen.