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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-15
DIED.

DELAvAN-Tn Anamosa, iowa, December
! Is, 1889. Mrs. LUCRETIA T. DELAvAN, widow Of
the Re-. George. E. DelaVan, in the I'D year o.
her age.
DoRRINGToN-on Friday, December ls
1889. at o'clock A. NJ ELIZA, relict of the late
Joseph Dorrington, in the 10Th year Of her age
Funeral from her late residence, Western
| ave. and HershelI st., Thirty-sixth ward, or
MONDAY. December 16 at 1880 o'clock A. n
Friends of the family respectfully invited tc
| attend. 2
FOsTLER-on Friday, December l3. 1889, al
o'clock A. M. AMELIA, daughter of Jacob
and Margaret Fostler, aged 10 years and q
| days.
Funeral from late residence, hazelwood ave.
nue., between Greenfield and Saline avenues,
Twenty-third ward, city, on SUNDAY AFTER.
NOON at o'clock. Friends are invited to at
tend. 2
KUNzE-0n Saturday morning, December
H. 1882 at 2 o'clock. JOHN CHRIST KUNZE,
aged 81 years, months and days
Funeral from his late residence, MONDAY
MORNING, at $50 o'clock.
LEW1s-on Fridag morning. December 13,
1889. at $50 o'clock, SARAH RosSITER, wife Of
William ]. Lewis, aged IS years.
Funeral services on Sunday afternoon, at /
o'clock, at the family residence, Hazelwood.
Interment private. Trains leave Baltimore and
Ohio Depot at 12:40 P. n, returning leave Hazel
wood at 2:l7 P. NJ.
McMORRlS-On Saturday, December IA,
1883, at 7:l5 P. NJ CHARLES GABRIEL young
est son of James F. and Marcia McMOrris, aged
q months. ofdiphtheria.
Interment private, MONDAY, December l6,
at A. NJ, from residence, 8 Meyran avenue. 2
McMULLIN-On Friday, December Is. 1889,
at 2:20 p. NJ, EDWARD j., son of Edward ]. and
Lizzie McMullin, nee TrApp. aged months
and l5 days.
Funeral from the parents residence, l40
Brownsville avenue, Southside. on SUNDAY at
2P. N. Friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend.
O'CONNOR--At Sheridan station, P. C. &
ST. L. r. R., on Saturday evening, December IA
1889, at o'clock. PATRICK O'CoNNoR, in the
69th year Of his age.
Notice Of funeral in Monday mornings pa
pers.
SEELY-On Saturday morning, December
Il. 1889. at 7:30 o'clock Mrs. MARTHA SEELY
in the Gath year of her age.
Funeral services will be held at the residence
of her son-in-law, E. NJ. O'Neill, corner Penn
and Linden avenues, East End, ON MONDAY
AFTERNOON, December l6, at 2 o'clock. Inter-
ment private at later hour.
WALTERS-On Saturday, December Il.
1883, at l2:45 A. N. Mrs ANNA EVA WALTERS
aged 81 years.
Funeral from her late residence No. 25 Sligo
row, West Carson street. S0uthside, MONDAY
MORNING at $780, 1nterment private.
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Crotchef. and Onnrer..

PIERRE BENoITs latest composition, enti-
tied The Rhine" Qbtarued tremendous sue.
cess at its recent first production at the
Hague
THE sympathy and good wishes Of many
musical friends hover about the bed where Mr..
Gilden R. BrOadberry, man of many musical
gifIs, lies seriously i'll of typhoid fever.
EMMA RcMELDI the new prima donna of
the Boston Ideals, is a Chicagoan. Her father.
Julius Roemheld. is a well-known druggist and
chemist of that city. a
A CONTEMPORARY speaks Of the new organ at
st. names Church, Williamsburg, as having s5l
speaking stops. at a cost of nearly SI.OOO.n At
such price, many Of those stops must speak
mighty small
THE Poca.a-Poco Orchestra, conducted by
Mrs. DR.. J. S. Walters, and assisted by Miss
Agnes VOgel and Mr. Joseph A Vogel. will
give concert at the Butler Opera House to-
morrow (Monday) evening.
1T is reported that Mr.. VII, T. Aborn.
favOrably known as director Of the musical
department Of Beaver Female College has
Teen chosen to succeed Mr.. Van Weller as
organist and choirmaster of Emmanuel p E
Church, Allegheny.
THE Vienna Philharmonic Society will
shortly prouuce at one Of their concerts and as
novelty, MOzart's ''Notturno" for four string
Orchestras, each with two horns. The work
Andante, allegro gracioso and minuet
AT the Fourth Avenue Baptist Church last
Sunday morning and evening the anthems
chosen were all written by Mr.. Simeon Bissell
With the first Sunday of the new year. this
church will fall in line with the East Liberty
PresbyteTians, by having male quartet as the
choir.
From the enthusiastic manner in which the
Boston critics speak Of its rare combination of
learning. geniaIity and inspiration, this con-
certO would be just the proper violin number
for one of the May concerns Dy Mr. Nlkisch
and bis band with our Mozart Club. Perhaps
hint or two made thus early may get US a better
programme than last yea!
Mr.. CoNsrANTIN STERNBERG played re-
citaIs on the lS.h ult at Cincinnati, and une at
Cleveland Oh the 2lst With January next he
will have played IS consecutive engagements in
ohio and adj8ining STATES. 1t is strange that
Mr.. SFeruberg in all this running about passes
over Pittsturg. SO good n pianist and com.
poser would be welcome here.
A APERFoRMkKCE Is reported from Brisbane.
Australia. Of Meyerbeefis "te Prophete,p sung
in volapuk, the new universal language
The performances is said to have greatly pleased,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-15

A woman who once puts
on Balls corset will wear that
make as long as she lives.
That is why the makers do
as they do.
What do they do?
They tell every store in the
United States to take Balls
corset back and return the
money paid for it any time
within three weeks, if the
woman that buys it don't like
it.
Do the stores do that2
They do if they have Balls
corset. They are glad to; it
costs them nothing.
Your store has a primer on
Corsets for you.
CHICAGO CORSET Co., Chicago and New York
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-15

The Paris Figaro, speaking Of this beau
tiful ware, opens long and scholarly re-
view with the expression, at is revela-
tion." Art lovers who care to learn more
can obtain a little pamphlet on the subject
from French, Keudrick & Co.'s china store,
opposite the City Hall, where also may be
seen some beautiful specimens OF the ware,
which will be displayed on Monday morn
ing for the first time.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-15
SC0TT'SGREAT DISCOVERY
What | Can Do With #,

can cure an ordinary case Of liberation with
one application, bad cases in two or three. Cure
guaranteed 10 be permanent. Eever fail. Cure
sensitive and painful teeth, with exposed nerves
or pulps, without pain. Can save you the trou-
BILE Of going to the dentist by the month for
trea ment VIII not disco.or your teeth as
other dentists do invite troubiesome cases
where other dentists liaYe failed. viii cure
yon. To be had only at DR.. e. S. Sc0tBs Dental
ohices. ga Penn ave-, opposite Horne,s.
del0-6e.TTssu
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our old Policv "a sInuzhter

Prices when backward season retards the
sale OF goods is still in force, as our great
reductions in ladies' fine cloaks. newman
kets and wraps will show this week.
KAUFMANNS',
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-15

'TiS Easier to Save Than Earn Money,
IF you will but attend our wonderful reduc-
ton sale in ladies' eloaks and wraps this
week. A positive saving of 40 per cent
from other stores prices is guaranteed to all
purchasers by Kaufnfanns'.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-15

The mems marvellous silk and satin lined
English chInchilla and melton custom
made overcoats we have sold all season at
S15. Well, beginning tomorrow morning,
We shall close them out at $12. Only PAS
are left. Come quick if you want one.
KAUFMANNs,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-15

wETTERsTEIN-THo Thurs
day, December II 1889, at residence Of the
brides parents, by the Rev. 8. H. Calve It.
ANDREW WETTERsTE1N of Etna, to MAMIE
J., daughter of David Thompson, of Pittsburg.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-15
We vyou,t Iyait for ,be Gala

Weather to come, but will stimulate the
sale of our fine tailor-made newmarkets
wraps and jackets by offering them at prices
that will cause regular scramble for them.
Tomorrow the fun will begin.
KAUFMANNs' CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-15
YOUTHS DRUMS.
seorFe KnppeII. a. Fifth A1enu

young America" is patriotic and SOL
0dierly. Bring them up to guard and defend
the rights for which their fathers fought so
nobly, and buy the boy one of those beauti-
full drums specially ordered for Christmas
Holiday trade.
1921 GEORGE KAPPEL, II Fifth ave.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-15
To.MorrOW. You

Can buy an all-wooI overcoat, cashmere
suit and pair Of suspenders for S12 at the
P. Q. c. c.. cor. Grant and Diamond sts.,
opp. the new Court House.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-15
To.MOrrow, You

Can buy an all-wool overcoat, cashmere
suit and pair Of suspenders for S12 at the
P. G. C. O., cor. Grant and Diamond sts.,
OPP. the new Court House.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-15
B. L. B.

Read display ad-this paper to-day.
Come this week and see finest line holiday
umbrellas, 81 % to $40 90.
BoGGs & BUHL,
Allegheny.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-15

EXTRA large stock OF Howard, Elgin,
Waltham, Hampden watches at extra low
prices. HENRY TERHEYDEN,
$50 Smithfeld st.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-15
mh235-ssu

BANNER BAKING established
Rsburg To-day thousands families
edge superiority other baking of perfect
uniform leavening
they existence while the old reliable BANE floats
Clean honest product made from the old fashioned
The housewife friend
baking Rolls Wafles Mullins
proved unsatisfactory suggestsck
pound Recipe Book your grocer A.
cannot supply the book send your address to
B. POWDER CO., Boz s4s ritaburg Pa,
and will mail it
= . - - = a - = Z. -
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-15
A UaernI Preaenf.

An elegant violin, case and bow, only
IS 80, at E. G. Hays s. Co.'S, 20 Fifth ave.
wFSu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-15
Have You Seen Themf

For disordered liver try Beeeham's Pills.
PEARS Soap the purest and best ever made
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-15
Catarrh in the Head

Originates in scroiulous taint in the blood.
Hence the proper method by which to cure
catarrh, Is to purify the blood. Its many dis
agreeable symptoms, and the danger of devel-
oDing into bronchitis or that terribly fatal dis
ease, consumption, are entirely removed by
Hoods Sarsaparilla, which cures catarrh by
purifying the blood; it also tones up the system
and greatly improves the general health. Try
the ''pecullar medicine"
For % years have been troubled with
catarrh in the head indigestion, and general
debility. never had faith in such medicines.
but concluded to try bottle of Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. 1t did me so much good that con-
tinued its use till have taken five bottles
Ny health has greatly improved, and feel like
a different woman" MRS. ]. B. ADAMS &
Richmond ST., Newark, n. J.
Il have used Hoods Sarsaparilla for catarrh
with very satisfactory results. received more
permanent benefit from it than from any other
remedy I ever tried" NJ. E. READ, of A. Read
& Son, Wauseo1, o.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold by all druggists. 81: six for IS. Prepared
only by c. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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Marriage Licenses Granted Yestsrt

GREAT handkerchief sale at Knable 8
Shuster's, 35 Fifth ave. Mwsu
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Work guaranteed equal to any in the city.
de- IS
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CHICAGO CORSET Co., chicago and New York.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-11-04
modentlide 3ninois Stoots6 - itun9 u1ontae 4 1~1opmber 1889.

ihrteb, nod e6e er bon Ql6altD aus nit
SIomer Die 9tetle na6 Dem SilDen a%ntrot,
feline in Ntlanta St bGltetoe 0tebe iorgfGlttg
nieber ulD iiberQab te Elm Wtanuifript baz
BON 6em bortigen bemDfrattiheu Organ
ullo benz Evening Journal nit Der 8itte,
Die 9tebe (uatiirlt6 ais uSpe5tale0 cpei6eO
5lt per0ffeutli6en, iobalo Der Eelegrapb ieIne
Nntunft uno lein Nuftreten in Ntlanta gez
meloet 6aben miiroe. Sn Otelem Wfatulfrtpt
lit a6er Die Steue iiber OaS GonDerlattonSz
2ertfon bereit5 entbalten.
Grob bes frehen %Q(bleu9renS lit eS iomtt
flar, OaB Sill auf ieiner Jteile i'm SGoen
GlepelallD Der 2d6erlt6feit p%reiS5ugeben
iuhte. St Der bonn 0enlotratti6en Staatsz
Content in SEEM Oorf angenommeuen Blatz
form freilt6 lieB Sill nebe1 Dem 8eibrau6,
Der oarin fir i'm ielbit geltreut parO, aud
ettpaS Sob fir @lepelano abfallen, I'm oeiTen
9tnbdnger fir Die beuoritebenoe @aDl bet
gutter 2aune gu erDalten. 0o6 offenbar
lpielt CT ge9en GleDelono jebt ebenlo ben Sal
i6en, tpte Bel Der @abl I'M ytoOem6er Dorte
gen SSabreS, mo- er i'm Staate Seem Sort
ebenlo Bldn3enO itegte, :pie @lepelano oaz
ielblt our6ftel.
I'm Standardization tpte bic pben gei6tlz
berten nreben itb Die Inn minbeitens 5tDet
Sabre perfrIDten 8rGiiOentl6aftsrdnfe in
ber bemofratil6en gartet. unb I'M fein
t6aar idDner miro es in Der re~publtfantl6en
Yartei meroen, iobalO it9 in ibr bic YrGltz
Observation-Disclosures ebenfauS an Die Mrz
belt MAIDEN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-11-04
SMinoer

IS par Die 9reiie, weG9e 3uerit Die
Solbaten>S 6tnoereten II ben
.S~efferion 8arraGS", oen ntd1t
nett li0li6 Don ct. 2ouiS 9elegenen uno
nit einem Qtrienal perbunoenen &aler1len
beS ftebenoeu 6eeres, aufOedte. Ser
&rtegsmintite r BrOctor lieB Dars
auf Dur6 cine aus Offt3teren bette
Deuoe 6 pmmi cine unterluhun9
pornebmen. un6 auf ben 8eri6t bieier
@ommiiiton bin itno jeBt bret Der Dortts
geu unterofft5tere tDe8en nteoer>
trGbtiger 8e6anOIung tDrer Soloaten pom
&riegSminiiter BIT @emetnen DegrGz
Dtrt morben.
Die beIaote @ommiiiton BON Sffi5ieren
tpar BET Der ~uuteriu6uug iorgfdltig be-
1trebt. ieoe S0ul0 tbrer in ben vSeffere
ion 8orroGs" itotiouirten 6erreu @0lleGen
an Der i0led)ten 8eDanolung Der S0lootel1
Ri Dertul0en. llnb bod 1teDt IS felt, oab
es 8flt6t Der SffiSiere in ben p8arrads~
oetpeien mGre, ben S6dnblibfetten @trlbdlt
III tbun. sic iaben aber rubtg at, lple ote
Qrn1en &erle gequ6lt murDen u1o ltdp 0aflr
nod I'M GartenipieI nit Den 9rauldr1et
lInterptfi,teren tbr @elb nluBten ab9dlnsrrt
Ial1en. Oielel6en SfftSiere ~perldunIten IS,
bic &iiden 81 beluben uno 10 fir EN- gutes
@iiert Der SpIDaten SIT lOrgen; unD 0ufU
bteie Bfli6tperiduntniB leBten ne Die unterS
~offtaiere in Stano, Die beliere1 JtaDrun9S7
mittel fir tbre eigenen gerioneu 81 nertper>
them uno ben @enlelren nen Mbtoll 81
geben.
gftht nur mttidulbi8, lonoern baupts
16uloig itno aber Die Offf5iere in ben Bar
rads" in folgenoem 8lnfte: 8et Der lln1
terludung iteQte es it'd beralls, oaB Soloas
ten aus gertngfiigigen l1ria6en slpar nt6ty
tpie es uriprIngIi6 eebeiBen bate. tmNrrelt
an ben 0oumen auf9ebGn9t, aber IN etnel1
aus eiiernen Stdben bergeltelteIt Satl9, 9te1
lperrt tpurOen, mo man tbnet Die 0arloe
Durb bas glitter sog uno ite alIBe1 lllf
6anol6elen 3riammeni6loB. 9erortl9e
Strafen nun fonnten nu BON Ofttateren
perbGnqt neroen. l1no tie erfolgten. mte
oeiaat, idon aus lei6ten @rii1oen. naDz
reno ielblt in 3u0tDduiern l1ur IN l9toeren
Tauen 3lt lol9en Strafmttteln 9e8rItfen
miro.
0en bret ltnterofft3ieren gelhiebt es gar3
gtebt, baB fie jebt @emetlte ullter oenleloei1
@emeinen iein miilen, Die bon ibnet lo ntee
6ertrd6tlg be6aIDelt Duroen. .Sbr Seben
ptrb Elm 6G6it ungemiit0lides let1, ullo re
tpiirpelt uie[et0t lieber in Der WtIltt1r1trGfz
anltalt 81 Sort 0eauenlportb tpetler, no ne
BON Jfe6ts tuegen bin9e9Dren. =.
2lber &rteg5lninilter Broctor, Der es or
fenbar aut meint, loute nun nt6t ruben,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-11-04
lI1tdl fn Ginel

Clara Brcnticc, e%enannt Suntinetou, Sic
am porige1 Woutog ben Yrtn5en 6abtelo
9ebeiratDet bat, lit 10 glue. @lpenoo>
line Golomca, bic am itdditen Sage ben
Brinacn Wtlrat ni6t 9e6eiratbet bat
(peiI er i9r 3u %foitipielig, oOer lte gu 9eisi9
ipar) 1T ebenfdI8 o Cine. lln0 nun lit
Die Srou SO a If a j., pelde Sabre lang NIT
benz unperi0amten Nei6tbume ibres Wtans
mes in YariS 9eprablt, lo9ar ben en9lti6en
Gbronfolger IN tbren Stcgespa9en %seipannt
bat, aud % Cine.
Ntht etpa no Gine" III benz Gimme,
tpie oiceS Q8ort 9lbenoS ua6 neune auf ben
StraBcn bon Berlin gebeutct mtrb. 8ebiite
Der Simmel; aSu fpdre ia Die Srau aud
piel 3u alt! gtein, inter rio Sine" ioa III
bieiem Sale nut p~eritanoen ietn; Elm ebenio
berSensrobeS, rpie eiugebiloetes amcrtfants
i6es 6ralensimmer, benz bas 8etuuBtietn
leineS (9lei6piel oh ererbten, ODER %er9aunere
temp &eIAtbum ms ben &opt pertpirrt bat, 10
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-11-04
SID tnO GLeneInno.

9te 3pet berDorragenbiten Oemofraten
itno in bteiem Nugenblid Der Stem Yorter
@ouDerneur Sill uno Der & p + d.
1tbent GleneIan0. ltnO fortpG6z
reno ner6en 8eioe BON ben oemotrQtii6en
3eituneen nit Der nG6iten 6emofratti6en
BrGit0entl 6aftStanotoatur in 8erbtnbung
8ebra3t. Sa es 9iebt in Der Oemotra a.
tti6en Breie bereitS einen Sill
SIIgel u1b einen @IeDeIano>S iii :
Gel; 10 tit 5.8. bier in Gbicago Der Herald
fitr Sill, na6oem CT benz frIber bon tbmt
DergOtterten Gleoelano in einelt eigenen
lufiaBe ben 9aufpaB gegeben; un6 Die
Times lit fir @leDelanb. Sir 2ebteren
ftne, 10 melt mir beobad)ten f0nner, aud
Die metiten Oeuti6en bemofrattI6en 8lGtter.
@roDer GIeDeIanb DerntetDet iorgfGIz
ttg lelblt ben S6ett, ais tpGre CT &anoioat.
@r 9ebt rubtg ietnen ~eintrdgltben Nopotaz
tengel6aften in Stem g)ort nab, Iu6t ietner
iungen Srau baS 2eben 10 angenebm ais
m0glt6 3u MAIDEN, bamit 1te ben 8erluit
Der 6errlt6teit I'M @eiBen 6aule bergtBt,
uno ietn Nuftreteu in Der SeffentLi6tett be-
i6rGnft 1t6 Darauf baB er 3utpeilen auf
feitli6e @tnlaOun9en bin in Stem Oorf cine
tur5e Geoe bGlt, tDortn CT letue %befannten
NeuBerungen itber vguten Giptloienit" un0
vSartfreform" pteoerbolt, aber ie6es 6emaz
gogti6e ooer itimmenfdngeril6e Mort iorg=
fGlttg bermetbet. l1nb in bic vprafttI6e
Polttit" mti6t ct it6 gar nt6t Elm.
Sang anbers Sill! Ser iteft Bis iber
Die Obren in upraftti6er Bolittf". St be-
berri6te ben oemofratil6en Staatsconbent,
tpel6er ben Mabl5ettel fir Die am 5. gtoz
ben1ber erfoIgenoe SEEM gorfer Staatsma6l
oufiteate. Seine firSlt6 na9 benz SIoen
nnternommene 9tetle gait ni6t, pte ct onz
CAB, Der Bogeliago, ionoern Der 8rdiibentz
l6~attsla9o. 8eion0er5 in Ntlanta belt ct
cine lor9fGltt9 auf Die Stimmen Der Siioz
9elnotratle bere6nete Ge0e. 9arin fam
au6 tOlgenoe Stele Dor: rs d ret e,
obneetn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fon bel m IT gu fIbren." Gs mar
oteS cine bdBlthe Sti6elei Quf GleoeLano,
Der bel0nloigt miro, baB ct Die @eber, tpelz
de CT auf letner tpeftli6en uno iIo[iben
Gultoreiie Dor 8pei Sabren belt, benz Gonz
ber1attonSlertfon entnontrnen babe. Wabr
an benz Boripurfe lit nur bas, bah CT in
8e5ug auf eintge lciner itatiittl6en Qnoa6en
ilber @btcago uno anoere bon t6m belu6te
Std0te cine v@acpflopdOte" gu Jtat6e ge5oz
gen bate. Oenno6 lit Der 8ortpurf beina6e
lpri3p0rtli6 9emorben.
Sill mo6te fiiblen, baB er 6ur6 feline
Stt9elet etne ibm ieIbit l9Gblt6e l1naesoz
9enbett began8en bate. ST lieB baber oiez
ier Sage fOlgenbe 9ariteGung oes 8orfaQes
berbreiten: Sci iener SteQe babe CT oor
rt9t an @leoelanb gebadt; 1e lei pielme6r
auT ietnen gtetp gorter &etlebeeleiter S(omer
gemilnSt g~etpelen, Der einigen auf Der 9feiie
bon i6m gebattenen Jteoen Itatiitilde Qtuoo6en
eingefloGten babe. 9o6 bur6 btele Nirsz
reoe miro Sill nur nod in I6le6teres Qtht
gelteut. 9as an ben @iferii6teleien i'm
oenotrattiden 9ager ni6t betbeiligte repiz
blltanlTbe Evening Journal in Der Stem
gorter Staatsbauptitaot QLbanD tpeist
ramlt6 S~olgenoes na1: @ouDerneur Sin
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-11-04

bermaBen gef0rbert tper6en, 6ab ite 3uoGei6
meit nebr irldnbii6en Nrbeitern cine retdz
ltd lObnenoe 8eiddftigung geben t0nnte.
Sci ieiner Derbre6erti6 perfebrten QHz
tpen0ung l6afft 0aS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nur neues Glen6 unter ben @oQ6ringern
ro6erer Nrbeit uno eri6tpert oas @eoeiben
%feinerer ultO tbeuererer Qlrbeit. Sang nit
8Etnbbett gei6la9en iino audi Die 9tew
Oorfer Nrbetter : S9nIffIer,
tpel6e stDar Die Ginfu6r geidifter uno niibs
lt6er Gontraftarbetter %autspittern unb iie
81 p%erhtnoern lu6en, aber bon Der melt ftGrz
teren @tnfu0r i6GOli6er Gontrattarbetter
nt6ts merfen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-11-04
Gin 1tr6tlo anterifanif@er G6etns
DetLt1feit+

GQiott Stt6 S6epar6 lift ie6sun6z
bier3ig Sabre aft unO bas &i10 reider Seem
gorter Qeute; er lernte gu ieinem 8ergniiz
gen bas QlDDofatengei6Gft, fibrt ben itolsen
TtteL .GoIoneI", neil CT emit benz Triebz
IiGen Stabe zines Stem 0orter @ouberz
neurs angeb0rte, uno 5et9nete it0 itets
bur6 @ttelfett unb 9u1nm6eit aus, tpel6
Iebtere jebo6 nit elmer plumpen 9ffftgfeit
DerfnIpft tit, tDel1n IS leilem ei9enen 8orz
tbetI gilt. 8eionbers lit er aber Elm groBer
6eu6ler uno S6ein6etltger.
9as aIte Seelen>9 tGtbiel, 6oB fluoe
WfGo6en bGuftg einfdlttge Wfdnner beporz
3ugen, erfitQte it6 aud an Colonel
Sbepar6. 9enn cine Der tlltgen S66ter
8m. $. 8onberbtlt's rei3te ibm Dor
Sabren Die 6anb fir's 2eben, obgIei6 ii6
ibr Batter Leb6aft 0agegen 9eitrGubt bate.
u0ieIer oeroanmte &erl S6eparo lit Der
gr0Bte 6ansnarr, ben t6 iemaLs in Der
Nelt geie0en babe" 60 pflegte 8m. s..
8anoerbiLt Bis gu ietnem SoOe iber ietnen
S6niegeriobn gu urtbetlen.
Sett 3tpan3tg W2onaten lit S9epar6
Ser @i9entbiimer Der sc ~ g@orfer
vMatI an6 GrpreB", un6 in bieIer
3eitung lGBt er Ietner 9ummbeit, ietner
eigeniii6tigen 8eri6miBtbett urb letner
S9einbeiltgfeit freten 2auf.
Die BON t6m ielbit Derfertigten 2ettartifel
ftroben BON i6lebt angebra6ten 8ibel>
Iprii9en. 9lu9 bic anoeren &e6atteure
uno bic 8erihteritotter ftno DerpfltOtet. i'm