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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-27
sEPrRMBnA's QUOTA COMPLETES.

No More Silver Purchases to Be Made
Until October.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 2e-The treasury
department to-day purchased 1O5Oo ounces
of silver, paying sl.13 for 10000 onnces,
and S1.13A for 65,o0O ounces. The amount
offered was 166, 900 ounces. The total pur-
chaSes of silver to date under the new law
is Z, 7,277. 900 ounces. The treasury depart
ment gave notice to-day that the govern
ment has purchased all the silver authorized
by law for the present month, and that no
further offers win be considered until after
Got. l.
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GRAND RALLY AT ATHENS.
Democrats OF the classic City Hold
Jubilee,

Democrats OF the Classic City Hold a
Jubilee.
ATHENS, Ga, Sept. 26.--The Young
Mems Democratic Club of Clarke county
held a grand rally at the opera house TO-
night. A large crowd was In attendance,
and patriotic addresses were received with
great applause. Mr.. A. J. Cobb addressed
the club on the "Force Bill" Col George G.
Thomas spoke on the Evils of Centralixa-
tion;" Mr.. T. s. Wells on the "Supremacy
Of the White Race" and Col. w. B. Bur-
nett on the Purity of the Ballot" The
association was organized by the young
men of the county about two weeks ago.
and starts out under the most hattering
auspices. Mr.. e. Upshaw, one of the
most prominent young lawyers in the city,
was made permanent president, and with
the corporation of the club the name of
every young democrat in the county will be
placed on the roll
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-27
A WOMAN MURDERED.

The Object Undoubtedly Robbery -
The LIE Coney Murder Recalled.
CAMDEN, N. j., Sept. 26.--Another mur-
der of woman, resembling in its details
the sensational murder of Annie Le Coney
one year ago, was discovered this afternoon.
The victim this time was Mrs. Miller, and
the object undoubtedly was robbery. Frank
Lingo, who was arrested, charged with the
murder Of Miss lie Coney, is In Jail charged
with the murder of Mrs. Miller. To-day's
tragedy occurred within mile and half
of the Le Coney murder.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-27
Moses speags IN Muscogee.

COLUMBUS, GA. Sept. 26.-Hon. Charles
L. Moses OF Coweta county, democratic
nominee for congress and an allianceman,
spoke at Flat Rock. q town above here in
His speech was well received. and, to say
the least Of it, it was eloquentlyedel
He is stopping at the Rankin. where be is
being entertained by a host OF friends.
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refined, ss ton; sublimed, or flowers Of
sulphur, $40 a ton sumac, ground, 40 cents
AN ENGLIsH VIEW.

The Mckinley Bill Less Alarming
Than Il Looks
LONDON, Sept. q, 3 A. M.-Tho Standard
says: "The Mckinley tariff Is much less
alarming than 1t looks. It may diminish
our trade with America, but will
aid us immensely TO spread 1t
in other quarters. A number Of
English merchants and manufacturers have
looked forward with dread to the time
when America would enter the markets of
the world to compete with Us ON free
trade basis. Their alarm viii now disap-
pear. To our own colonies, 30 new fields in
Africa and TO all countries desirous of de-
veloping their foreign trade the continuan nee
OF high tariff in America will be an excel
lent bit of good news"
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sLAvIN WINS THE FIGHT.
Ee Knocks McAuliffe Out In the Second
Round.

10 Hnocks McAuliffe Out IN Che Second
Round.
LONDON, Sept. 81, 4:30 A. M-The fight
between Slavln and McAuiifYe came off at
4 o'clock this morning. Ssvin won the
fight, knocking MoAuliffs out in the second
round.
The fight lasted 81 minutes. McAulifre's
face showed marks of severe punishment.
In the first ronnd, after a sharp inter-
change, McAuliffe dropped. In the
second round McAuliffe started IN all
right but got away to escape a
determined rush by SIavin, and
the latter chased McAuliffe around the
ring Furnishing him when he got within
reach. McAuliffe was knocked down, and
when he arose and Slavin began again on
him Nc Auliffe again dropped and his Sec
onds acknowledged bis defeat.
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Speakers on the Tariff Bill.

Kinley said tonight that the House
would dispose of the conference re-
port on the tariff bill tomorrow and that
the Senate would debate and pass il on
Monday. He saw no reason why congress
should not adjourn on. Tuesday. Mckinley
and McMillin will make the leading
speeches for the two parties in the House
tomorrow. In the Senate the leading
speeches viii be made by Senators Allison
and Carlisle. and perhaps Senator Ingails.
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AN EDITOR ARRESTED.
Put Under $4,000 Bonds for Publish.
ing Lottery Advertisements

Put Under $4,000 Bonds for Publish
ing Lottery Advertisements.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Sept. CIV. p.
Pinckard, editor and president of the Age
Herald Company, was this morning ar
rested on q warrant charging him with
publishing advertisements of the Louisiana
Lottery Company. The United States COM
missioner held that each issue since last
Friday was separate offense, and put him
under bond of s., 900 to await the action
OF the grand jury. The bond was promptly
given.
Only one copy of the law has, SO far.
reached Birmingham. that being in the
hands of the postofioe inspector, who swore
out the warrant
ANOTHER SEIZURE.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 26-The postoffice
authorities have seized the entire weekly
edition of the VotkS Frem1ld of this city
because it contained lottery advertisements.
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Foreign Ministers Nominated.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 26-The President
to-day sent to the Senate the following
nominations: e. Burd Grubb of New Jer-
sey, envoy extraordinary and minister
plenipotentiary to Spain; Edwin a. Conger
of Iowa, envoy extraordinary and minister
plenipotentiary to Brazil
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Mrs. Fremont's Thanks.

Los ANGELES, CAL, Sept. 26.-Mrs.
Jessie Benton Fremont, widow of Gen.
John Fremont, has addressed letter to the
editor of the Times, in which she expresses
great gratitude for the timely aid rendered
during the recent financial straits of herself
and daughter. She states further that, in
view of the passage OF the bill granting her
a pension, the emergency has been tided
over, and she desires no further financial
assistance
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Southern Postmasters Nominated.

made to-day: Alabama-Prelate D.
Barker, Mobile; Samuel Mullen, Besseme
Mississippi-William S. Hamilton, Green
vile; Mathen d. Fly; Water Valley. Geor-
gia-Adam d. Reid, Thomasville. South
Carolina-Mrs. Frances M. Sperry,
Georgetown. Withdrawn-Little J. Sour
lock, Water Valley, Miss.
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Germans Massacred by Neeroes.

LONDON, Sept. GA British man-of-
war has been ordered to proceed from zan-
zibar to Vitu to inquire into the recent
massacr there of German merchant and
seven German employees by natives. A
dispatch from Berlin denies the report that
Germany has demanded satisfaction and
compensation from England for the killing
Of German subjects at Vitu.
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analysis of Chattanooga steel.

CHATTANOOGA, Sept 26.-An analysis
was made to-day of steel made in this city
from low grade southern coke iron. and the
result far surpasses the expectation OF the
most sanguine. The analysis showed IS
follows: Carbon, oil; silicon. trace; man
ganese, .3s; sulphur, .O54; phosphorus, .07l.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-27
Judge Crisp Leaves for Home.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 26.-Judge Crisp
left for home tonight. He has been con-
fined to his room since last week. with the
exception of to-day. Indeed, his health has
not been good for month, aud as congress
is to adjourn within the next few days he
goes home to get a much needed rest
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-27
Corput's Libel suit.

ROME, Ca, Sept. 26.-The libel case Of
Mr. Corrupt VS.. the author Of the article
signed "Elector,n mentioned in yesterdays
paper increases In interest. true bill was
found by tue grand jury against the author.
The civil side of the case has not yet been
given. The matter is the subject Of much
talk.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-27
Adjournment of Congress.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 26.-In the House
to-day Mr.. Mckinley offered for reference
to the committee on ways and means the
following resolutions: That the president
of the Senate and the speaker of the House
of Representatives shall declare their re-
spective houses adjourned, Tuesday, Sept.
80, 1890, at o'clock p. m.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-27
A COTTON MN Burned.

TAUNTON MASS. Sept % Tho Barrows-
vile mill, at Norton. was destroyed by fire
at 2 O'Clock this morning, together with
storehouse and two-story tenement house.
The fire was discovered in the spinning
room. Loss $4,000 to slOo, 900; insurance
unknown.
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'oulanger and the soo,a,,s.s

lares tbp tdbept. PA prominent socialist
bis INA ao boulanger has promised 20
civil S.e oo. with the revolutionaries in the
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The smefish m1aotiona

STOCKHOLM, Sept. 26-Swedish elections
for members of the rikstag are going
against the protectionists.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-16

ibnen BPM garlament am -. Mu9uH
1880 3uertanut unb bur6 f6uigli@e Sc,
f%tGtiguug ain 3. Mat 1891 pirtliG bers
lieben.
8uIb barauf p6blte bic 8iirgerf@aIt
bic n0tbigen Beamteu. eineu Bhrgers
meifer (ber beg erften Sabres tpar pas
f1orius), 4 5tabtberorbnete, einen
9taotiGrei5er. eiaen NrDthar, einea
&entmeiffer, 6 S66hen IT,. I. IN. gu
benz undergraduates QsriaHal aeb6rten
Elm MHsrufer. Elm 5dorHi!etnbsfdauer
uns etne ihDarse0ae 3abl bon Ten3be:
f6tiastu, has III her Same, ben nit in
Den @sridtspfatoFoQeu tDirftid borfins
ben. D:efe alien Muf3ei6nuugen ges
mdbren etrca erbeiteruoen ginblif in
bic arfabii6en 3ufdabe Der beutT9en
Steof. Sd barf mid Ieiber nidt bas
bel aufbaltsn, nil ober bod anfHhren,
oaB es 1897 barin beiBt: oNrnbt Slim
fau ber96nnt iein alt 6aus Dor bies
Sahr boz eia @efan9enbaus". pabrs
i6einlid cine baufdaige 8arote, uuo
mod befer-ia berfeIben Sibung palfirs
tie ber gef6luB:
rNGe 5trafen, tpeIde sefaIen fein
In boriger 3eit, iolen ale bergeben Iein,
aber mas bon nun an porfalt. iou erefus
ti,tuerben." 0,er eri9eint bic gefnr1tete
G6ttin Ser ffrafenben @ere9tigfeit in
Gsfalt zines gutber3ieen Miitterleins.
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9ie Ma@t Der 1e,nobnbeit.

Nls Der @ouberneut Campbell bon
Ohio firsli@ BET einem Beiu9e i'm
9taats 3u6tbaufe cine Nnfpra9e an
bic @efangenen belt, paffrte ibm ber
e'lapsus linguae'', oaB er bieielbe nit
ben M0rten begann:
rgs freut mid febr, 10 8isle bon Sbe
men bier gu febenl
Ut bate ndmli@ ouf elmer ldngeren
&eife bur6 ben Staat fura borber 5ebr
pieIe Reben att 2eute balten miKen,
tDelbe getommen tDaren, UNI i'm su iez
ben unb ibn gu be8riBen.
Dieier 8otfaQ erinnsrt ben ,Wnasiaer
bes Wsfens" on einen dbnIi6en, Der
fi9 Dor eiHisen Sabren in Der babii6en
Gammer sugetragen bat. Der reeiez
rungsfreun6liGe Nbgeorbnete iieIer,
Der i'm gep6bnli9en 2ebeu Gtaats sNn.
malt tDar, erarif bas Mort, I'm einem
&ebner Der Sppoftion, Nanens Ger.
Der, gu anttporten. unb Begun
sMeine 9erreu ! Ser Mngeflagte Ser
BET ! !...-.." Weiter IieB i'm bas
algemeine @eld9ter ni1t tommen.
Grit gang Dor 9ur3em pafRrte Bier in
San IntOnio gang ettpas NebnIiGes.
IS mar in Der lebten @aKerpertss8 ers
fammIung in Grif9's Gale, dig Scr.
Y., elmer Der g%etuanbteiten urb berebs
teffen Nobocaten bss 9taotes, iein
S9luB Mrgument 5u @unften bes Nns
faafes Der Waferuerfe bur9 bic GtaSt
nit ben WOrten einleitete: "Now,
Gentlemen of the Jury 49," grit
Sic fiirmii@e 0siterieit beg pubIifums
belebrte ben &eoner, baB bic Ma9t Der
@eDohnbeit ibn baau b~erleitst bate,
cine MaRea : geriammluug nit Dem
@eri9tssS aal au Derme9ieln
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Saith fir Matter!

@Or iiber so Sabren fdon purbe
Mrs. MinsloD's SOOTHING Sprup bnn
Mtittern beim 3abnen Der 3inber anges
tpenbet. Mirf 9u i'm S1lafe bur9
bas S@reien eiues Ginbes ssft6rt. has
i'm 3cbnen 1T unb Dor S9merseu
tpeints @enn 70, laRe ipfort cline
SlaI6e ban pMrs. WinsIDw's SOOTHING
GDrup" bolen. Gein Wertb 1T unbes
aablbar. IS tpirb benz fleinen 2eiben.
ben iofort 2inberung berf9aifen. 0er'
laBt gu9 barauf Miiiter, es lit tein
3ueifel barfber. Gs beilt Opienterp
unb 9iarrboe, regulirt ben Masen unb
lie Nieren. beieitiet Binb Solit. ers
wei@t ben gaumeu, berbinbert gnt3tns
buns unb ffdrtt bas gan3e Spitem.
.Mrs. WinslDps Soothing Syrup"
fur 3abnenbe 2inber lit angenebm In
@ei9mad unb bas &e3ept fiammt bon
einem Der 5eften tpeibliGen Nerate In
ben Ser. @tnaten. @s 1T bel alen
Srugsiften in ber gan3en Welt aa bas
ben. preis rs @ts. Der 6Iai6e.
Rauft ni9ts anberes als Mrs. Mtns,
Ions Soothing Syrup.
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g6abe ~ gppttpreiiem.

500 gaar 3inberf6ubs gu 81. aos
ltenpreis $1.30 unb $1.4O. 9amenz
SLIPPERS 3u Is @ts. unb $1-pertb
SLIPS.
SpibenbeieBte Morgeni6ube ftr ga.
men aler 4rten, @pesialitdt. @roSe
9ebuttion! $1.75 9amen. Rn6bf{duhe
fir $3.50. suuioans $500 @lacaez
leoer 2nbpfFdubs 1T Der bette her .WeIt.
Suuibans taIhleoerres 5G,ub fir Mdn.
ner gu $500 1T untihsrt1efHiG. Mdn-
nerf@ube fur $500, meath 50 so.
YreisermdBigungeu i'll oGen anteren
Irtitela, tuoDon in ben f~sinIten uab
mittleren Sorten nur bas befs gefnbrt
mirb. Bic ousgef@nittenen Gdngurubs
Ieber=5 6ube fir Mdnner. troeen fd
gut unb fins eomfortabsl, b%eionbets 3u
empFebIen. GarbiGe S9ube in Blaeee
gu aeceptablen Breiieu.
s.. Ct. @uIIiban,
@de Commerce G st. Marp's Str.
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Ser bette Meufdh ami Grhen.

BUN, penn aud ni9t serabe Der bette, 70 bod elmer
her ~peiieiten Menf@en auf Grben tit b~erienise, ipel@er
ether berannabenben arantbeit Ginba alt tbut, ebe fe I'D
IN ietnsm aSrpsr fehiest. Dur4 tlusc G~r1aItuns,
be3m. Nteberberiteuuns Der Stmnlel8sdbe. @e5un6z
belt pirb elm FOLDER Mann Der b6Gitcn Sea@funa
pertb. Setn 4eiiptel perbient RON Glen na&seabmi
81 werbea. Die gsiben, peIae nns befauen, fnb sp=
BentbeilS einem Mansel an 2ebenStbdtisteit unIefes
Masens. alfp besienfsen piel miebrau6ten Organs
nnieres R6rperS, irelhe5 basu bient, BITE Gabruus aufs
iunebmen nnb ~ r~erbauen, SuSuf4reiben. Ddbei tn
es sleiHstltts, cb bieier Mansel an 9ebenstbdtisteit Elm
anseborener cber l~c5ufasen aner5psener it,. We6en be-
BARI eS nun, nm etneu Be6feI btefeS 3ultanbes berbeiz
~iufhhren2 Gtnes %stiunben StinuIan5mittels. @ie
lansldbrtse Grfabrnns lsbrt, nnb 9anserte pom 3eus.
nifeu ~bereifen, 1T letne5 70 sutrdsliG, as 9pftefter's
Masenbttters. @ep5buIiae, ntdt : mebi,tnii6e Gtiz
malantien iinh rerrerHta, benn nit iDl&en fam bic 0ie.
eelmdbiSteit nnb Guersie Der gerbauuusspreane ni@t
pteber b~ersefeut perbsn. DuIa baS senannte MitleI
aber, Elm WasenzGliytr i'm befen Gimme bes Wprtes,
igire sber GonI beg sansen Sptems anfsefrtiht, irtrb
BilicSitdt unb Tp8pepiie aus benz Gelbe unb aus BEN
sebedtefen S4lupfpintdn periast. Walaril6e, Niee
reus, SIajenz un6 rbeumatif&e 9eicen per6en burG
bieien uniberpiubli@en Refprmatpr rerbcrbener Ges
iunbbett iiesret@ hberrunpen.
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galifprnia,Weime.

M~einIiebbaber finben Elm sroBes Sas
ger boa feineu CALIFORNIA @sinen Bel
0errtt 5. s. Me1er am Mlamo
pla3a. 9err Meper fu6t bic Wsine
an Srt nn6 STEELE aug llt.h farft brett
aus benz &eaer Ter Wein3i9ter. Mls
sutem 2enner gelingt es ibm ffets, bic
beiien Sorten aus5updblen. Ct fam
feline 2unben uno Gamilien nit einent
guten Sropfen perfeben. 9otb= unb
WeiBweine In por3tel;9er Qualitdt
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @alone - fret
rug 6aus aeliefert.
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u d Ii &.

gs miro bierour9 Noii3 gegeben,
Dab elm Iinitirter Betrag in aftien Der
alamo 6ener : 8erfGerun9s @eiels
i6aft" tod ge5ei6net merben tam ulio
iebt our @ubitriptiOn fit gol6e, tpel9e
ibr Gelo bortbeilbaft an3ulegen piins
i6en, fur bei@rdntte 3eit ofen Iiest.
Wegen @in3elbeiten penbe man fi9
an ben Gefretdr, Nr. 222 Mef Cons
mereefrabe (DirIer's ge6dube), San
NntOnio, Seras.
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MeId tpuuberIide @Iathen /

o.rA ..xS..Ux. mru4h.. e..
2ostw Waaossl!Ys 0.a'gen per
SsIInogsl!s pn.saalIai'sMas, aao Das
5Oglusisn nuelganpI, oop nOg lmMsr
~ Usn!dg!GMo a.s.Oens OaoeE lega I0l.
geMSs vsn.gel.aaS l~'enlgeL g'a!ler
oeseOtss osugnsB Nv: W gslBI "a:
SUle sgOh istd do.Igen oem
geas.Hta! gu gIe.ie.s 9my DeM Dol1'Sen
S1up.uau'ae!rs5 lWpe9s"pe Vtage, 10
pet lss!srs osspE.W'er is!. an oeH etIe'
Ecu Dges wv o.lsn gn'g.nssn sgseel q
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sE paneoaR & gobn finb in
ibrem b~ebeutenb Dergr6Berien @eiddftss
Total in ieber 6inF9t auf bic 6erbf<
unO Winter Saifou" pprbereitet. Sic
taben cine bOrtrefli9e Nusuabl bon
Gtofen fit 9erreu, Del6e Mnsfse nod
MaB wtnf@en. unb in ibrem 2oger 1T
Maes bertreten, mas our 0errentoilette
geh6rt. Jertige In5tse mad neueifem
S9ni!t in ieber QuoIiidt unb gu iebem
preiie; fetne usberaieber, mObsrne 0h=
tie; unter3eug ber 5aiion onaepaBt;
mplene unb lsinene 0emben, Grabats
ten unb ale bic an0eren 9erreu. Soilete
ten' artifel. paEcOaft & Sobn erbals
ten ibren %uf, bic ieiten5e 6irma ibrer
Brau6e 3u ieir, aufreGt.
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8eauemli9teit MUIR burd bic drete lns
bequemli@teit unb Beldffigung Inberer
erfauft perben tann.
rMber"- ruff @rofut gum S9lufe
feiner Betra6tungen aus -nes ii nod
ni9t 3u vfpdt", bieien unb dbnli6en
einserifeuen uebeItdnbeu ~ab5ubelfen !"
Wir nolen tiur wiini9en, baB er
&e9t batl =
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@ie TT bies!

Bir bieten einbunbert 9ouars geIobnupa
fur ieSen Gan BON aatarrb, Der ni9t bur9 Gin.
nebmen bon $aa's &atarrb Sur ssbeilt berbcn
farm.
s. s. gbeneb & Co., Gisentbimer,
SoleSo, Ohio.
8ir, bic 1luteraei@neten baben s. s: @bs,eb
lett ben lesten 10 Sabren setannt unb baltcr
ibn fur holfommen ebrenbaft in allen &c.
f9aftsbanblunaen unh iuanaieu befdbist,
ale bon feiner Girmta ei%nsesansenen 8crbinb.
li6feiten gu erfiqen.
set & gruar, G%rosbanbeIs Grosuifcn,
9oIebo, Sbio.
BalbtnQ, &imnan& Marbin, @ros.
banbels.D rosuifen, Solebo, Sbio.
Sal'S aatarrb Sur birb innerlid aenon,mer
nnb tpirft brett auf bas GIut uno Bic fdlei.
migen Oberfdden bes @btems. i3euaniGs
fret perfanht. ~reis IL Gents fit bic SIaIde.
8erfauft BON allen apptbetern.
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s@~ Wenn Semanb fem uno gu ans
n%ebmbarem 9reife fpeiien min, 10 gebe
ct gum Miffions.Garten. Die
9erren 0beimer & Watl, 8efber biez
ies Embellishments, balten barauf, lire
@dffe tets pOltommen 3ufrieDen gu fiels
len. Iae faifonmdBisen 9elifateHen,
NuIiern, WiIb, Slide, @efliiseI &c. fnb
bort in ber Oelifateften 3ubereitung ale
3eit gu babeu- Mabl5eiten tuerben auf
Wunf6 In bic @obnunsen Der Gunben
geianbt. Mu6 bietet Der nit Der
9peiiepirtbf@aft berbunbene 8 q
bic beften @etrdnfe. ifets friides
8ier unb feline 2iqu6re unb Meine.
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n.y. Ger NIumher & n. 0ftf;a

sas- Ser plumber S. o. 2ltfi,ts,
SO. 20 Nbenue 8 nabe poif Office,
bot, UNI ben g~efteiserten Mniprl@en,
Bic on iein @ei6dft sefelt tperben,
na@tommen gu f6nnen, fi@ nit einem
ti6tisen Ja6manne, 9errn Sbomas,
aKociirt unb mir6 tpie getp6bnli9 aur
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me CHARLES A. yoaELER CO.. Baltimore. Nd.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-24
GIVEN A NEW TRIAL.
May Gibson Secures Another
Chance by a Technically.
TWO LIVELY DIVORCE SUITS.
Amended Complaint i'm the Prouty Case
BARS Case on Trial-Suing the
Brewery Syndicate.

May Gibson, who was recently con-
victed in Judge Humes' court of robbing o
man IN Whitechapel, has been granted a
new trial, not because there was an in
sufficieney of evidence on which to base
conviction, but because of little techni-
cailty that had previously been over
looked by the court and states attorney.
lie law protects prisoners from being
compelled to testify in their own cases,
but when May Gibson was on trial she
was asked to take the witness stand by the
prosecuting attorney and was asked few
questions about the case. She was not
compelled to take the witness stand, but
did so willingly.
On motion being made for new trial
yesterday Judge Humes concluded TO
grant 1T, for the reason that q mistake
might have been made in putting the de-
fendant on the stand, and as there seems
to be little donht as to the ability to secure
second conviction when the case comes
up tor trial. the prosecuting attorney did
not insist upon letting the present verdict
stand.
May Gibson is out on $500 cash bail.
which she furnished herself Her trial
Will take place soon after the holidays.