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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-08-14
4 Burial on the shore.

We drew the boat up on the sandy shore,
and then walked across the peninsula.
which was here about a quarter of mile
wide, to view the tremendous sea rolling
In. There was d noItheaster blowing. and
the ocean as far out as one could see was
| boiling and foamIng. The tide was on the
food. ard as we stood there looking into
| me raging surf, with the .sa!e almost fling
ng Us down at times. II dark object APP
cared in the midst of the foam 1t was
whirIed and tossed and buffeted for three
or four minutes. and then a great wave
brought it in and flung it upon the wet
sands at our feet.
Viii the rest of us started back at the
sight, bronze-faced old fisherman DASH
ed forward and gathered it up and retreat
ed behind sand hill. We followed, and
as we gathered about him he knelt on the
sands and removed his hat. 1t was the
body of a child-a little girl not over or
5 years old. No, not the body, but the
jacket. There was little more than bones.
If had evidently been buried in the sands
for long time, and some change of the
current had cut it out and brought it
ashore
DOhiCbooN ucdit Wills lcu
the old fisherman, as he looked away from
US.
Aye! but whose? When did it happen
And where? There was none to tell
This poor body had been searched for
wept for-prayed forgiven up to God at
last. A world of sorrow had crept into
some mothers heart. A fathers lips had
quivered as he thought of her fate.
Her soul is up there.'' whispered the
old man. as he pointed heavenward, ''but
we will give the little body rest down
here
And with bits of board we scooped out
resting place high above the sweep of
the tide and laid the bones away. Above
them we placed board as guide. should
circumstances ever direct a searcher's feet
that way. And then, as we stood with I'M
covered heads for a moment. the gale
shrieking madly over that waste of sand,
the old man said:
Man may never find the spot. but God
will know where the poor child lies
buried"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-08-14

Cyrus Booker who killed himself near
Saginaw. left this bit of CHASTITY consola-
ton 20 his parents: Dear father and
mother:-I am tired of life. 1t has lost its
charms for me. have nothing to live for,
no one to care for and no one cares for me-
Therefore, shall seek rest in the grave.
Don t say it was foolish to commit such
an act, for you know not my beart and yen
are not competent to judge. Don't say he
was insance. for my mind is as clear as
yours. Don mourn for me. | shall be
much better off. and l prefer suicide s
grave rather than life of misery. For
get and forgive your unhappy son, Cyrus. -
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-08-14
somebody has been collecting figure

Somebody has been collecting figures
giving the distance to which sound is con-
veyed under the favorable atmospheric
conditions. J. S. Stranahan states that
the whistle and the noise of the train on
the trestle at Erie were formerly heard at
a distance of Is miles. w. ]. McC.. of
San Pablo, Cal, writes that on calm,
clear days, especially in the fall, they hear
the rumble of the cars ON trestle located
Is miles distant. J. H. S. says that he
has frequently heard the. railroad whistle
a Grand Island, while leaving at Orvillel
distance of % miles. c. v Swaresthout
Cape Vincent, N Y, frequently hear
the whistle at Kingston, Ont. 20 mi.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-08-14
Mr. Huggard's Stroke of Fortune.

llc prosperity which recently came to
Joseph ilu|gard in the shape Of $4,000
prize in the Louisiana State Lottery has moi
- the slightest degree turned the fortunate
recipients head. He still carries on file
making in the little shop ut No. 81 John
Street, which he has conducted all alone for
several years and proposes to keep right
along as formerly instead of giving up his
old occupation or attempting to splurge i'll
any direction. He was busily employed
about his work when the writer called upon
% tell" said he, when asked about his
| stroke of good luck. my ticket was one
forlieth Of No So 43 which won the
5000, 900 prize in the last drawing and my
share was $l5, 900. / forwarded the ticket
% New Orleans for collection by the Adams
Express Company, and check for the
amount came back promptly. 1t makes me
comfortably we'll off, and l am satisfied and
rejoiccd, although l have no idea of allow
ing my good luck to run away with my
Senses"
Nil Huggard said the lucky ticket was the
twelfth he had bought, having begun an in
vcstment of one dollar monthly year be-
fore at the suggestion Of friend who put
in the same amount. 1t was agreed that
they should share whatever winnings came
TO either, but after keeping up the arrange
ment for eleven months the friend weakened
and declined to go in the twelfth. This
turned out so much the better for me, y
continued Mr.. Huggard. 81 am still invest
ing 81 month in the lottery, and will keep
on doing so as it certainly won't break me
even if l win nothing more. l have never
gambled previously, nor previously INDUCED
in any speculation in my life."- Bridgeport
Conn Farmer, July IA.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-08-14

An English man has invented what he
claims is a practical application of the
dea of stills with wheels. The wheels
are fastended to the feet, as stills are, ana
each acts as sort of independent bicycle.
They 60 very fast when one has leraned to
walk on them.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-08-14

Five boys, hardly more than babies, were
arraigned iii the Bangor, Me, court on the
charge of breaking and entering stores and
larceny from them. The Oldest of the boys
was buJ twelve years OF age, but they were
armed with reviewers, dirk knives, etc, and
had named themselves The Black Ayen.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-08-14
projects.

projects.
''This Yernac, thought he. cannot have
completely forgotten the atTront put upoL
him. Should ne find occas ion to avenge him,
self while executing his rty. he will seize
upon it; he is an attentive observer capable
OF making an excellent police bloodhound.
He VIII watch me closely"
Something, a secret prosentiment, told
him to beware of this fatal man.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-08-14

BEEcHAM's Pulls cure Sick Headache.
Deserters from the German army pass into
France nearly every week. They take SER
vice in the foreign legion and are sent to
Algeria or other parts of Africa.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-08-14

A bell cast recently for the Kharkow
Cathedral contains IS per cent. of pure
silver. 1t weighs GAG English pounds and
its vibrations last several minutes.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-08-14

CONDUCTOR E. D. LOOMS, Detroit,
Mici,., SAYS: The effect of Halls Catarrh
Cure is wonderful" Write him about it..
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-08-14

4 belt of lightning in Kansas town re-
Gently struck house and set it on fire, and
at the same time touched off the fire alarm.
Best easiest to use and cheapest. Piso's
Remedy for Catarrh By druggists 50c
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-08-14

Not an island has risen or sunk from
sight in the Pacific Ocean for 81 years,
and biologists say that nature is resting
for future mighty effort. An English
geologist predicts that within so years a
conclusion of nature will sink the whole of
New Zealand so feet below the surface of
the sea
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-08-14

1t is q matter of tradition in Japan that
fruit grows on the bamboo when there is tC
be famine in that country. This year
bamboo trees are bearing fruit
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-08-14

TO SAVE time is to lengthen life" Do you
value life? Then use SAPOLlO. 1t is a
solid cake of Securing Soap. Try cake OF
it at your next housekeeping.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-08-14

DR.. Snyder, herbalist, 243 State street.
Chicago, whose advertisement appears in
this issue, is no doubt the great redoscer Of
the age. He takes fat felix's overloaded
with adipoSc tissue until thcy arc n burden
to themselves and a charge upon their rcla-
tons and friends, and i'll a short time re-
duces them at the rate of 10 To - pounds
per month, and making different persons o.
Them. What was monstrous becomes trim,
well built and able to run foot race with Il
trained pedestrian.
\ once very fat friend of ours is not now
recognized by half the people he meets, so
great has been the change in his weight
In the future, in all government docu-
ments and official publications in Canada,
such words as favor, labor, honor, etc, must
be spelled with the ''u," according to the
English usage, as favour, labour. honour,
and not as hitherto after the American style
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-08-14

People do not discover until too tate, that
the so called washing powders not only eat
up their clothes, but ruin their skin and
cause rheumatism. Use nothing but Dobbins'
Electric Soap. Have your grocer keep it.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-08-14

People in England have now raised the
question whether it is right to visit the
Passion Play. A spirited discussion is going
on among churchmen about it.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-08-14

ASK for Dr. Bulls Worm Destroyers.
Don't let your druggist sell you some other
kind of worm medicine. None other are 50
safe and yet so sure.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-08-14

The arophor is new invention from
Germany of great importance in textile fac
tories OF England as well as Germany. 1t is
an apparatus to diffuse moisture necessary
for spinning without injury to health or
machinery.
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Die cSuSianer=@irren.

Shicaqo, %. eiember.-Glne Spe=
Sialoepeid)e pom 2SOunOeO Suee @reef, O.
D, beitGtigt Die 9iad)ridt iiber Die Inter
merfuna pSig SCOTS" unO ielner San0e.
9ielelbe beitebt aus $50 SrieQern, iomie
250 Sraueu un0 &inoer. Sic umidJIteBt
ben 6eit Der SanOe uSittln9 Butts" mel
de nnd bem SoOe lenes 0Quptltng8 Die
8eitrUation uerlieB. - giuer 0epei6e Der
ySmaba See" aus Eine HiOge ;urolge
traut man bort ben Nbid)teu pSlg SCOTS"
nld)t uno 9laubt, oaB er aui Serratb iinnt,
neil ieiue Sanoe ibre gSaffen HOd nift
ausgelieiert bat. Die SnOilner mcrOen in
beiien idJari iiberWadJt, unO ba5 erlte 3ei=
den pon &erratb mir0 0a8 St9nal sum 9lnz
9riii auf iis IeIn.
Smaba, Jtebr., %. 9e;br.-Gius ipG.
tere SpesiaSepeid)e Der pSee" aus Giue
bier aus zen ySa0 %auoS" angetonlmene
Gouriere mclOsn einen blutigeu &i, Der
it'd beute friib an Der Borcuptue-Greet imt=
ld)en ben SHnpeStruppen uHO ben Snoia=
ueru ereignste. v8ig SCOTS SanOe, Die
iid) geiterH er9eben bate, lOllte auf Sefebl
beS Sberiten 6oriutbe enhuaffuet meroen,
uno bieIe DtaBnabme iiibrte 5u eiuem oeipcs
raten @Onfltft. GNpttdu gSallace pom Z.
&apaQertesHegincnt, ipurbe get0btet, un0
2ieutenant Darlington, bon Dem nQmlid)en
9egiment, erbelt eineu SdluB in Den 2llm.
0tebrere Soloaterr Iolute audJ cine 9luSabl
SHolauer, bliebeu aGf Dem Glate. Die
gr0Bte 9luiregung berribt bier inter ben
AngeltcOten Der Ngeutur, lOmie Nud) inter
ben bisber frtebltd geiiHuten Snoiauern,
oeren piele nit Den jett aHf Oem &riegS>
pfabe betnolid)en Srle9eru perpanot iinD.
Dtan begt ernite Seiorgniie nm Die Cider
belt Der Ngentur. Jtdbere Nad)rid)teu iiber
ba5 Srefen mHoen ltiinoltd) ermartet. u" -
Sine I'M NtilitGrz9epartement oeS Ylatte
etngetroffene amtlld)e 9epeid]e betGtiQt Die
obtge Nad)rld)t. Ser Sorial erreqt algez
meineS Seoauern. Mian bate geboiit, 0aB
ale 1d)mertQietten nit oen Suolaneru obne
mettereS SIutper9teBen bei9elegt meroeu
tOnnten, IND baB Die @ampagne blunen
SurSem been0et iein meroe. Die 9lrt un0
gSetle, in melher iid) bic feinolidlen ZSuoia=
ner Den neuefen Nahriften Suiolqe benab=
men, bat nm ale eriabrenen Sn0ianertQn1=
pier Su Der lleber5eugung gebratt, oaB eS
Die 3totbbdute nit ibrer llnteriuerfuuQ nidlt
ernltli6 melnten, ionoeru aui Serratb ian.
nen. 9a8. Z. SaOauertesGeg egiment lit oa8
udmltf)e Commando, oon meld)em Elm Qroz
Ber Shetl in 1876 inter Dem 9eneral Gutter
am 2ittle Stg porn uOn ben Snoianern in
etnen 0tnterhalt Qelodt unO nteOer9emebelt
murbe. Sbne 3metfel rpiro Der SorfaQ
inter ben iiberlebenben OfitglieOern OeS 3Rez
glment5 ungebeure GrbttterlnQ Qeaen Die
SuoIauer mad1rllfeu.
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Die 8efabreu ses Weeres.

Can Sran3iSco 29. 9e;br. - Die
bier eiu9etrOheuen Siiitenbampfer ySrudee"
uno Scotia" melben, baB ite Das nit .inem
Sarge SauholS BON Sort Discovery nab
Otelbourne belttmmte norpegtId]e SoQs
ld)ifI rStruan" am "a. DECEMBER ettpa sp0lf
Dteilen bon Der 8iifte unb pielleidJt 20 9feiz
len n0rbIid) bon Daqutna entmaitet uub BON
Der Wtannlhaft uerlaiien aurafen. 9as
Stidial Der geeter' I lift nod ntdt .rmit.
teIt, inOeieu glaub man, oaB Die Sfifi-
briihigen bas lliel errsidlt baben. Gas
gSrud lit iettluabrih heinIid in osrReituggabs
Sal auf ben Stranb 9etrieben.
Gauo, R.-S., 20. DECEMBER. - Der
nit Spblen beiradltete S6poner rNelie
B." lit am Samitase auf Der 5abrt bon
@lace. Ban uad Salifar an ben Rabe.
Sllppen geideitert. GIN heftiger Sduee.
iturm bsrridte sur 3sit. Die Wunnl6ait
rettete iid nit tnapper gtotb.
9tew g Ort, 30. 0e5ember.-9er aus
Imiterbam unp Soulo9He an9efommene
9ampfer r8ertenSam" hattie uutermegs
beftige Stiirme su betampien. Mebrere
isin.r gaiia9i.re .rlittsn @lieberbrii4e oSer
ionftiae Serletuuaeu.
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Srdnoe.

yfep Sruns If, H.zS., 90. 9eSbr.
- Souiiea & Straus' Nuttiouslofal, iumie
9Snl. q. Souhea's 9Sobnung, 9tr. 45 uno
AZ, 4lbanpitraBe, wurbeu beute friib nebit
Snbalt bur6 Seuer seritDrt. Seriuit $4,000.
Gin iberbeister Sfen peranlaBte ben Sranp.
Die 6amilte 6ouiisa entsins nur nit fnap=
per Hotb benz Sooe.
0aialls, Sis, 30. 9ejember. - Die
polniif)e fatboltide ct. Spacintbe=&irhe iit
nisbersebrannt. Serluit $15, 200, 8erfifs=
rung $4,000.
Ialetgb, N.-@., %. 9essnber.-Gin
beute i'm 2ofomotueni6uppe Der r3taleiab-
Gaioner Sabn" auS9ebrodIenes 6euer ger
forte leues @ebGuoe unb bed)Gbigte II Qo<
fomotipen. Der gerluit am @ebauOe be-
tr1gt $4,000.
BeefStill, H..Y., %. 9eSember. -
Die Sutid)snremie unb anbere 9febenses
bGuoe auf pSoScobelzBlace," Der friiberen
Sommerpobnune penrD 8arO Seeder'8
eeaenmdrtis benz 6rn. 3. 90. Stemart BON
9tep-Yorf geborig, purben beute iriib elm
eedihert unb Suei Bierbe famen in ben
Sslammen nm. S.rluft $4,000. Sa8
@obnhauS blieb oeri9ont.
Gamsen, N.sS., 90. DECEMBER
6auptsebdube Der p@ambeu Slosr Oil
Cloth @OrfS," @igeutbum Der 66. u. $.
& u. 6. ReeueS, ging bsutt in 6lammen
aui. Serlult $4,000.
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Die @riinouns Ieiner orttten Yartei
einittpctlen perid1pben.

: opeta, S8., 29. 9eSember. - Cine
beute cabier per0fientlidte llnterrsbung nit
Srn. iSrant 0tc@ratb, Brafbenten Der
u6armerzallian;" bon Sanias, ifeiut ans
Supeuten, pab Die 2stters beidloheu bat, bis
auf &elteres BON Stritten sur @riinoung
elmer britten Yartei ab;uiteben. @ie Nlc,
Gratb ertiart, id)lieBt Die A9itation ibcr Die
2obge'ide 3mangs.Bill uorldu1g Die Nt0gz
lihteit elmer uuabhanaigen 8swesuns aus.
@s babe Itdl i'll Scula bsrausgeiteut, baB lid
Die 9egenmdrtige 3eit nidJt fir eiue iol6e
Senegun9 eigne, btun Die 9roBe MajoritQt
Der Sarmer I'M Siioen lei nod INNER fir
Retorm innerbalb Der oemofratiideu 8artei,
MD moQe bon elmer Oritten Barter Nidts
wiiien. Die ri1tise 3eit iiir Die Griinouns
elmer neueu Barter per0e tommen, ieoo6
nidlt in oieiem Sabre 4uoere 7iibrer Der
rautan3" GuBern I'D auf Gbnlibe @eile.
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Ooarean Oes staOt.Reoiftrators.

2 q II 7 1T 0 X UtH 10. lTtttWUtI ISJV.
9ie Gommiiidrc iIr ben 8urdbrut Der Stra6en
IN Der Staot Baltimore bGbeH etHer po dnoigen unb
perbeerteH 8erit uber Die rthcr6ohunlsiteuern,
GHtihdoi9UH9cn uno Au5gabeu fir bic GoRo.mnirunq
uro SdllieBuu9 Der SaitIez9lIen, pom Der U{oHuz
mentitra6e bis Sur ga9erftrobe, in GemdB6eit Der
SeroroHuRs Six 81, pom BuTgermeiiter rro Staotz
ratbe pom Baltimore an 2. gtot 1855 eeHe6miqt,
GuS9eiert9t uHo bel mir biEterlt9t.
IS DIro biermit betoHnt gemaht, oab bic Bidder
uno 8IdEe beia9ter Sai .esGiIeg IN Dem 9Ireau bes
Staot=Re9iitratOr5 Ore bio 5aac Icing uoH bsus an
lie9eH blelbeH r bic BruiuHg alcr onbei bebcli1tsn
BeroreH, pdbreHo iuelder 3eIt eeoca bic SHteiouHg
Der 9ommiiidrt in irssno eiHem Geritte uehes Gje@
rltt5bartet oarber beittt, appelirt lUcroen taaH.
Sobn u. Robb, Stuotz Regitrator.
4 -
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Sanferottc.

Gbica9o, 80. 9esember.-9ie Inter,
iuhung Der @eidaftSlage Der banferotten
6irma g. q. Sean & @omp. 1T oolsnoet
uuD er9ibt, baB Die Ittiua $1O8,5 800, Die
Yaiiiua oa9eQeu $4,000 betragen.
Ybilaoelp a, 30. 9e3br.-Gerlad
& 6arjes, Sautlsrs uuo Ntatler, hubsu JUS
penoirt uub cine llebertragung an Sranfln
6iiber pOrgenommeu. Seiu Iuswe;S iiber
Sic @eidGItslase Der Sirma lit iopeit auf-
eeitelt morben. inbefen halt man DaS Salt
ment fir feiu bebeuteuOeS. Die Yaliipa
werbeu AMI $3.50, 900 geidaet. ,Sr. 8. Ser
lad, Der Gbef Der Sirua, it DER bielge
agent oeS u9torbbeutIdea GlopO."
anniiton, Ila., 80. Oejember.-S.
s. Starts & Comp, cine Der 9r0Bteu bieii.
gen Glenwaarenfirmen, baben fallirt. BAL
ilpa $25, 900, nomtAelle Ittlua $4,000.
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u o t isen.

@an3 ridtig iagt Soriiter Sappen
bonn gtelp. Yorter Clearing z6ouie:" rBenn
ms per GongreB III jtube ldBt, tonnen mir
iunerbalb 80 SGgeu aus nnlcrem Selos
Srubel fommen. Die Gourantllderet tIt
udlt eripiinld)t."
l8ie perlautet, trifft Die y2ouiiian
%Otterie @eielli it" 2lnitalten, I'M
ba8 GouQreB< gegeu Die gotterie Dor
bem ber6unDesgeridJt Su bei1mpien. Oasz
lelbe lei in mebr, ais einem Yunfte per-
ialiungsmlbriQ.
. as oeuti6e 6eid, beiien ge>
mailer General Yofbireftor Or.
Step B an bereitS Die BoItfarte erIunben,
bat oas Foltmeicu nm. cine auOere meme Gin
rld)tung bereltert; eS rtdltet nGlnlidl pom
/. Aprtl all out allen beutfen HoitDam1
pieru elneu SSean- Boftoienit ein. SeOen
9anlp1er be9lettet siu Hollbeamter, I'M
nnterwegS Die YOnlateu III iortiren. Ser
Sertra9 nit amertta, meldes Die 6Glfte Der
aOltsn tra9t, murOe Oieler Gage abgeltlofen.
Sett 1T groBe M6gliffeit p or
hanpen, baB purd). ben beutidleu 9tobbeuz
l6lGger raOele" aud oaS oeutide Heid] in
bic Sebriugsmeer- 9ontrooerie hineiu ae;oz
gen mir0. Sn Naibiugtou hoiit man, in
Dieiem Safe cine friibere @ntideibuua Der
Srage berbei5uiiibren.
Sic Gonboner v8imeS" ermirbt
lid ell grOBes S6rOieuit bur9 Gntlarpuna
bes alien 6HnbuggerS Sootb Don Der
pSalpation IrmD." 8erielbe bat burd)
ieinsu uuiiuniseu 3ettun9splun bereits
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Der @cl0nfarft.

glem= 9ort, 28. 0e;.-5olgsnbes finO
Oie SdluBuotrungen: Sch er0fuete ;u
, bis uuo idlOB 5u BrOjeut. - Ster-
ling 8ediel: 4.79 auf iefs5tg Sage uuo
4.83 auf Stt)t. Sunoe8 Obligationen:
pros. 122, 4! prog. 1881, 3 prog
Gftten: glo0m5 GrpreB 14S, &eutrals Yaz
ctfic PSI, Gbeiapeate-Gbio 164, Grie 18s,
Ditto Hrlor. 80, SQiuOi8 @eutral SO,
Gate ShOre 1O85, yiew 9eriep Geutral
%, ytorthmeiteru 1O44, Ditto Yrior. l34, =,
9Iem YOrt @cutraI 1O1, Ohio Diiiiifppi
19, 90. 4rtOr. s., Yitt8burg 149, 9eaO>
oing 81, ct. Yaul sos, Ditto Yrior. 1919,
QSelteru Union 76.
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GIaoftpns's 0sburtstaa.

yOno n, %. Ot;ember. = st. Yr.rlier
gSilliam gmart 9labtuue feierte beute III
9Owarpen @aitle ieiHen 81. Seburtstaq.
SAT- alle Witslt.b.r i.in.r 6amilie iinb bort
ueriammelb unb @liidpuui6 9epei6eu
geben ibm bon alien Seit.u ber III. Gine
MemorialiOntaine, rpslde DIE Siirger BON
6awarben sur Setter Der goloeuen Sod,,eit
@laofone's unS ieiner Satin am %. Suli
1889 ftifteten, wuroe heute por bem Sauptz
ein9ang BON 6Omarben @afile entbHQt. Sic
it p 6uB bod uno trast cine Paifsube Sn.
itriit-
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Greifad,er I'D oro.
GntieBIidbe SIutthat in einem VennigIp ai,ier
8rubenItaotdlcu. - Ses Wptip fur Oas
Gerbredlct nm efauuf


2Si Ba., 30. December
9e5 fletne @rubenit nitdOtfen Sroberid's
Yatdl, fiinf Mellen BON bier. mar beute
gtadnittag Der ShauplaB elmer entietli6en
Sluttbat, pelfer brei Meni6enleben sum
Spfer fielen. Die erfen per Selepbon bier
etngetronenen 9iadrtdten iiber 0aS Ser
bre6en itellten ben &orgaug falid) oar un0
gabeH an, oaB Der gSirtb 0iid)ael @urleg
ieiue 6rau uuo Smei l1ngarn in etnem
Streite iiber 9elbaugeIegenbeiten erid)oien
mn baun eiuen SelbItmoroueriud qemadJt
babe. Ser wirtli1e Safoerbalt 1T folgen=
Der:
Sobann Stre1o, elm llngar aus Gb9erton,
pe!her iid mebrere Sage 81 8ro0ertf's
8att aufgebalten bate, eridien gegeu 10
llbr 8oralittaes IN @urleD'S gSirtbid)aft
uno erltoB in Gegenpart elmer fiinfdbri=
gen Sod)ter oes Gigentbiimers, 9tamen8
Dtamie, meld)e eiu fletneS &ino auf benz
SfooBe hattie, Die 6rau @urlen, Die geraOe
I'M uorberen 5beile beS Sd)ant;immers am
gSald);uber itunD. Der WDroer erid)oB
oann aud ben in Sol9e oe8 erIten Stuiie5
Die Sreppe herab eileuben Gurlep, iopie
etnen anOeren llugar, 9tamens 0tid)ael SO.
bod, fpeld)er it'd sur 3cit iiu Sd)auf;immer
betano. 6o0od larb auf Dem Slede. 81
relic legte Oann ietnen 8cuoluer auf ben
AM 8ooeu liegenbeH a6rper &urtep'8 uno
entfloh. Gr purpe 5uleet bel Der Stetu=
bride Su SpOnling, Oret Wfeilen eutiernt,
9elebcn. 5rau Gurlep, melfer Die Sngel
be8 Qt0rOerS BON bnteu in ben Gopf orang,
mqr tn gtu cine 2eid]e, lpdbreuo ibr Mtauu,
melher in Die StirHe geidoiisu mar, nod
Smet StuuoeH lebte. @Hrlep'S 2eid1e be-
ftnOet iidJ nod in ser Birtblhait, in mel6er
baS Serbreheu periibt wur0e, uno 6rau
Gurlep'S lleberreite iin0 in Die nebeuan be-
fiuolite 9SObuuug tbrer Shutter gebrad)t
wOroeu. !DOOod'S geid)e murbe naf Der
9Sobuuug zines SruOerS oeS Grmoroeten
getra9en. Die tleiHe Ntamie Gurlcp lit Die
eiu;i9e lebeuoe 9u9en,eugiu Ses &erbre-
fens uuO permag ulft, cine Ueritdnoli6e
Sd)ilocrung beS YorfauS 5u geben.
Gtli4e YerioHen iino Der 9lniitt, bab
Gurlep Oen 6ooOf in einem Sreite ihoB,
uno OaB SireIo al50anu 8artei fir ieiueu
ganOSmann ergrifi uuo OaS Gbepaar too
tete. Die SbeOrie, baB &ireQo oaS Ser
brehen uQein begiug, i6eInt lcOOd Die uer=
nlinitt9ite ju iein.
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Ntellut6rffc.

Ghtcago, %. December. - Rinbuieb:
3uiubr 10000, Serianot 5000; Breiie uari=
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3uiubr 10000, &erianot 5000; Yreiie pa
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3uiubr 1000, @erianot -; Yreiie pa
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ct. 2ouiS, %. 8inouieb ::
3ufubr II 900, &erianot 200; Yreiie uari-
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.3uiubr 5000, &erianOt 200; Yreie pa
rltrten 3miifen $500 uno $3.75.-Sdaafe:
53ufuhr 100, Serlanot 500; Brciie paris
trten Smiihen 1920 II. $3.50.
Gaf Eibertp, 3D., 28. 0e3ember.-
8inouieb: 3uiubr 29OO, Serianot $50;
Yreiie uariirten 3miidjsu S2.1O uuO 4.95.
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8reiie pariirteu 3piiden S2.75 unO $3.95.
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