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NeipsYorfcr Va6ri6tett.

Stem Yorf, 26. SUM. - 9r. Sobu 6.
9tortbrop pom columbia Gole9," pelher
aeitern, pie bert6tet, im SOutsrraln bes
8.bduoes Durf Die @rplOiion eines 6aiies
9llfobol idiper uerbrannt wnroe, tit beute
friib geftorben.
- Sames u. Simmons, iiberiiibrt, i'm
Serein nit Yeter 5. @laaneu ben Sauterott
Der ySe6steu Natioualbanf" burt) Setrug
berbeigeiiibrt Su baben, muroe heute bonn
9ifter SeneDict su ieds Sabren 3uftbaus
perurtbeilt. Gr wirO al Oas SberbunoeS+
gerift appe1ireu.
- 9tift weui9sr, ais S3,750,000 in Golb
merpen auI ben morgen Don bier abgebenoen
0ampiern na6 europa peri6ifit peroeu.
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Die 3esieruns bat in ser
Trdsuussfrase einen GumpromiB aez
madt; iie ipirS bic 9OllarprGsuns aus
benz ansefauiten uno nod an;ufauien,
ben Silbcr einI Itellen, aber bic Sraoez
Dollars in StanbarS Dollars umprG=
gen la6eu. Die porbanoenen Silberz
porratbe iuerocu Die Wtiuse cine quite
gBeile beidGftigen.
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Ser TroaeS seseu oen 1stu gnrter
2tnffdJliker.

0ew=Dorf, 26. SUM-. Die Surs in
Sem 4rOSeie 9egen @eorge Srant, alias
r5reu9D Jir. l." wtsen @rmorouug Carrie
Srown's, alias uSlp Shafeipeare' g." parO
bsute Nadmittas poasabIi9 gsmddt. 9as
GeritJt pertagte itd banu bis Ntoutag, al
weldem 2atum bic SurD ben S1auplas
pss atOrOss i'm ngais-G -Giper- SOtel" beiiati-
neu DirO.
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Biuti9es Gnoe clues San3uers
attiiaettS.

Can Antonio, 5er., 26. Suni. gu
Gucil, elmer tlsiuen Citation Der p5nterua=
tionalen 8abu" uabe bem 9tio Gralloe, mar
Elm 6anpauso i'm Gange, an weI6em
gSeiBe, 9teser uuo Dietifanerinnen Iutbcil
nabnlen. Als ein Streit ausbrad), per.
,ut)te Der 9onitubler SEQ. 8seO Rube ;u
itiiten, muroe JeOoG uertriebeu. Gr tebrte
nit ben Deputies Soiepb Cope unO 8obert
@arr suriif, aaetH taun maren ile Dor Dem
Sauie erihisncn, als eine Salue aus Oem
9Euern ant ile ab9sieuert nuroe. Cope
blieb aui Dem 6lede toOt, uuo @arr erbieIt
einen Sd]uB ms Seiu. 9teeb uuD Carr er-
piDerteu bas Seuer, tDbteteu eiueu geipiIieu
ylaB IepeS unb peripuuOeten elnen meiBeu
3immermann, Namens 9tiebelb, t0otltd)
:3wei gtsger, melds Die baupIladliden aHz
lttiter oe5 Samples waren, iinD perbaitet
unD nat @otuaa sebradt poroeu. 0ie
@etopteteh uurpen aelteru beerolqt.
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ySpuoIe" i,t GDica8c.

6 Gbicaso, 26. Snui. - Der Staotratb
iuiperrief gelteru mad auIrc9erper Debate
eine Dor swei gSotsn Durdsepsltidltt Sr-
bonuau;, weld)e Der nGbcago sfortbern
Yaclilc Sabu" baS 9&egered)t auf elne
Streds bon 80 Nteilen III Der Staot, lowle
auNere Yriuilegieu, Deren @eIDwertb eln
gang euormer mar, perlleb. S. Sranf Il-
6rif, @ommiildr Der itaptiiden Suuten,
wel6sr fir Die eisentBlmlide GranSattlon
psrautwortlid) semad)t puroe, ma9te sne
perl0nlld)e GrtlaIuns, i'll meld)er e. Die ans
flaee suridmies. @S perlantet librl9eus,
OaB Die 9ahuseiellid)att Die SrponnanS &c
csptirt hot uub naB bic Heetere berelts pom
Manor unterseidnet moroeu 1T. Der SSls
oerruf ber Srbouuans lulrO blerourh HHs
sultig.
eouutD S9aemciter aern, fpelder be-
duloist III, itGDtiid)e Gelber in 8etra9e
pom 81 200, 900 mlberre6tltd i'll lenem Ses
iiBe su bebalteu, welgerte itd) 9eltern, Dem
@ontroleur Su gefattel, ietne Siider su pri>
len. @ertdtllae Sdrltte llnO geseu lbn
eiIQeleltet
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Streit ,tn oen 9eiis einer Tra,t.

8iucennes, Snb., 26. SUM-. - Sor
etlld)en 0fonaten heirathete Batrtd 6gau
Fri. emma Gallenber, cine Sod)ter oes "a"
pitdns @allenber, Die er beipog, Sur gfad)f=
3elt nit ibm aus Der 9Sobnuug lbrer GlterH
III entTlieben uuo ildl nit tbm pon etneH to-
tboliiden Grieiter trauen su lailen. Ger
Sater leitete aerihtlihe Sbritte elm uHo er<
lanste unter Der augabe, OaB leiue So6ter
lett Sabren frant unb uniurehnun9siagl9
iei unG oaB 9tpau iie gsgen tbren sttilen
lort9euommen babe, Die 3odlter Snrlld.
@eiieru nuu bolte 9tpau eiue Sran, lpabz
reno &allenOer uid1t III oauIe mar, gemalt=
lam pieOer aus Oeiien 8Obnnng uno brad)te
iie mad ieinem Saule. Captain @alleuoer
lpollte ne pieber BON bort Surlidbrln9en,
aIlein Wilfe 5pan, eiu Srnber Batrtd 5,
trat linn all Der Sbiire nit einenl Jtenoiper
entgegeu uuo trieb ihu Suriid. Ger Sater
erlangte barauihiu etueu Sabeas Corpus
Sefebl, fraft behen Der SHerilI Die Iun9e
6rau aus Jtpan's 9auS bOlte unO lle mad
}einer SSoBnung brdfte, mo lle blelbeH
miro, bis Ti6ter Cham cine meltere Gut@
Id)elDuuq iber ben Sall abgiebt.
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Sahn,S SeerOfatttta.

i, Ghicago, &c. SUM. -SaS 8egrdbnlB
oes am Saritag aeitorbenen einilsen Soh'
mes Ses SurnuaterS Sabu miro am Sonn=
tag, gftttags, inter sroBartiger SetheIlt'
gun9 bes @bicaso'er SurubesirfS itattfn-
ben. Der 3ug bspegt iidl pon Der 9alle
oe5 r9forbmelt Screlns," no Inlprad)eH
bon befauuten Surusru gebaltcn iperbsnr
Hadl @racelaub.
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Ser gSablitreit TIT Connecticut.
@ettere gompIisiSuneem onrd1 ocn Fob oeS
pempfratiidlen 0ice 80 pMpcrueura.


WiiobIetom Conn.,, 26. Suni.-0r.
S. 9S. Nliop, ipelder BET Der letten gSabl
oemotratiiher @anoibat fiir oas Imt bes
Sices s@ouperneurs uuo ipdter aldger in benz
Quo warranto~ TroSeb gegen Merwin mar,
melf' geeterer sur 3ett bas gice Goupers
neursamt uuredtmdBiger 9SeiIe iune bat,
lit auf Ieinem am SeeuIer gelegenen Sonl=
merilte ,Serluid" einem 6erSleloen erlegen.
Setanntli6 lit lliop anl eriIen Sibuugsz
ta9e bes StaatslenatS ais Sices@ouuerneur
beeibigt morben, lit aber lp6ter ntd)t pieber
I'M 8apitol erld)ienen unb bat feinen &erlud)
gemad]t, ben &orils i'm Seuat su fiibreu:
er iuollte ablpartelr, bis Die Sreittrage me-
gen beS Gouusrneursz nnO SlcesGpuperz
neursamteS geriftlid) entltieNen lei. - IL
lop murbe in 1888 in gtelp=Yorf geboren,
fam aber Id)on ais anabe Had) Connecticut.
Gr erblelt etne CUTE @r5iebuug unb ablol-
pirte 1864 bic Grstlid)e Sbule Der Stabt
gtelps0ort. @r praftislrte leOo6 in lester
Seit uidt ais arSt, betrieb pielmebr Elm
bliibenbes VabrlfgelflGft, betbeiligte itd leb=
bait an Der Politit nn0 muroe balD popular
uno einfluBreib. She er flir bas Sicez@onz
pernemrs 2lmt tanbioirte, hattie er iet)S
Sabre lang bas Unit ais Staatsiefretdr be-
fieSet. Geinc Srau tit linn I'M Sobe porz
angesangeu. @r biuterlaBt iiiuf &inoer,
bret S0bue uub smei Sod)t.r. Sein 4ble=
ben maft bem Quo warranto- Bro;eB, omet
oas ice.@ouperneurs= =Imt in Setradt
tommt, ein gnbe. 0ieles Amt betrefieno
meroen Die beitebenbeu 9Sirreu Dur1 ben
Sob aIiop's nod uerluifeitsr, osHu penn
Der berS.itige de facto Bice-Gouperneur
Dteripin in oas @ouperneurs= Amt einriiden
iollie, fiir weltes er ais @aubipat aufaetre.
ten 1T, ipare feiu =@puuerneur uorban=
ben; ein lpld)er f0nnte nur baburd) beId)afit
iperbeu, bab Der bemotratiIbe Seuat nit
Dem republifaniiden Saue su elmer seinein=
iameu Abflrmuluug sulammentr.te uuo ben
9. q. Somen eriuahte, Der bel Der letteu
&abl Gauoioat fir oas amt mar. Gin iolz
dies Seriabren lit aber niet)t mahrineinlih.
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tMus nn1erer seltrisen 2. Wpraers atusaabe
3teoer eine Revolution in arsemtinieu.

Yaris, 25. SUM-. - Giue 9epeite aus
Sueuos 2lnreS nlelOet: r3ie SHiurgenteH
in Gatomarca baben bic Yrouin;ialbeb0roe
qc1iirst uuo eine prouiorild)e Hegieruug
elngeiett. Der Sampf mar fem erultllder.
stein lofale llriahen pcrllriadten Die 9tcuoz
IlftInu
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Gmalauo uns per Sretbmuo.

9onbou, 25. Suni.-8aiier 6rans So
iepb bat Der S0uigin SottOria cine Qepei6e
geiditt, in meIher sr sroBe @eHustbuuua
iib.r ieiuen fiirsllden Seiuh auf osm britt
i6.u geidluaper gu 5iume duBert uno ert
tldrt, oerlelbe babe elnen neuen SemeiS fir
bas CUTE giuueruebmen 5luii6en Seitreid
unD Gn9lano gellefert.
81. oftrsidiid5e Preifs perOffeutlidt lauge
2eitartitel iiber Die Sebeutlamfeit Der itiQeu
Setbeiligung gnslano's al osm 9rei=
bunb.
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@ewitterftiirme in eualaus nno Srlano.

2onbon, 25. Suui.-6eftige @cpitterz
itirme miitbeten beute in alien Sbeilen @n9z
lauD's unb Srlano's. @roBer Sd)aoeu entz
itauo burb ueberldwemmungeu, uno uiele
6auier ruurbeu ourd) SliBit)lGac serltG-t.
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Stiirme uuD feiu GuSc.

Smaba, Gebr., 26. SUM-. - Seute
Sormitta9 lfittste Der Ge9en obne Inter,
laB in Stromcn berab, uup es resnet g.seu=
pdrttg nod llnner. Die nteorig seleseueu
Stubttbelle ilno iiberldwenlmt, illDehen 1T
bis jest nod fein lebr beOeutenSer Serlult
entltanDeu. auS benz Suuern fommeu le=
bod peitere Nad)rihten iiber Sturmperbeez
ruu9eu. 0ret @pfloue iegten iiber Palmer
meg, obne lene Staot erbeblidl su belhaSi=
gen, mdbreuo iie in ben bena1barten 9ano.
Oiitriften aues iiber ben tSauieu lparieu,
uno Die GruOte uernid)teteu. Sn Sba
@rope, Sa., iinD 25 Soduier iberId,memmt
unb Die Seiuobuer muBten 3ufluft auf ben
6ifgelu iu1eu. aner &erfebr nit ben
9iorpen lit unterbrud)eu. Ser DtapIesRiper
iteht b0her, oils ;upor.
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attnaaite situna tinpet In safhiuatom itatt.

9Sieu, 2s. SUM-. Der 0eltzY Yoltperein
lat einitimmig beitlofieu, leinen ndhftsu
GongreB in gSaibingtOu, 3. s., ab5ubalten.
!6r. Yotter, elmer Der amerifanii4sn Dele
9aten, erfldrte, inbtm er 9ant fir bic Gnts
Idleiouua GuBerte, bic 6egierun9 Der Ser.
Staaten babe i'm ;u Der Serilderuus auto
riiirt, oaB Dem @ou9reb cine luarme 8ewias
toulnluung in 8aibiugtOn su Gbetl peroeu
mrn
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Iern,iia,te telesrapDtId,e oepesdem.

- Charles Hice, ein reider 0roguen=
baubler aus Srangeuiae, Ont, iuurbe &C.
fern in @bicago me9cn Spiumlhmnggels
oerbaitet.
- Die SduhbGnNler 6. Marque;e& & 60.
in Nelu-Srleaus babeu falirt. SIRE BaliiuG
peroeu auf 100000 geidDdet. Die Soto=
ner I3WcigzNlrma 0tarquese & Garne9 utro
an9eblit Ourd) GaS SalItment nidlt beriibrt.
- 0enrp MuuleQ murDe in Der porleBten
9ta6t nabe JtobleSnllles >Sno., BON vSSelBz
fappen" III ieiner 9Sohnuug iiberiallen, an
ben 9Sbites 9tiper gei4leppt nno mebrere
Dtale unter9ctau1t.
- 9luS Gam Autonio, Ser, miro gemel=
BET, NaB Sberit Goppluger Setretdr SIatz
ne'S Sd)mteaerlobn, oort HaturaltItrt ipora
Den lit. @r lpur0e ais britiider untertban
geboreu unb nabm ba5 logenannte rerlte Bdz
pier" lhou uor uielen Sabren beraus, pers
uahldiiiste jeood ieine euogiiltige Haturaz
liiation bis Dor etliten Sabren.
- Sn Der Sed)e Der vGalDmeIs ="
bel 6amttOn, Ofo., uurOe Eaul Slote uors
geiteru bnrd) berabitiirsenbeS @eiteln er.
;tlagen. Sler auDere 0tdHner erlltten tOoe
llde SerIeeun9en.
&urse aabeloepetden.
-Sberit Sbos. Sitgeralo, @t9enthimer
unb SeranSgeber beS Bbllabelpbler pOallp
Stem," 1T m09reuo Der uOrlebten 9tadt in
9onoou aeorbeu. ST trat Dor etua eineu
Otonat aus 8eiuubbeitSridi1ten eIneJteiie
na6 europa on.
- Ha1 elmer Otclbuug Der offici0er
gSiener vBollt. Corr" aus BarIS baIten 0iG
europdliden @roBnlGdte etu gemeinlames
Sor9ebeu gegeu 9apti inter 8elatbung.
= Aus Selgrao laufen b6dit ungiintige
Nad)ridteu iiber ben Stanb Der lerbtdeu
SinanSen ciu. 8eamte unp logar SfTtSere
| baben ieit Wtai ;. 5. lbre @ebalte nlht aus:
gesablt erhalten.
= Su Yrug bat Die Yolisei itreng inter:
lagt, baB m1brenb Der bort itattfiubenOel
2aupesausltelluug Die 9tatlonal S0gntuer
auswdrti9er Dtdd,te geipteIt werhen. Del
agitatorii6e WiBbrauf, melden Die Sung
tded)er nit Der rullll6eu HatlOnaI- 0Dmne
getrieben babeu, CAB Die &eranlaiiung.
- Die GotbidlltOe hnbeu Der i'll S6luie'
ri9feiten peruidelteu Niuerpooler 6rmo
Nturietta q SO. cine 3abluugSiriIt bcull-
ligt, uub man hofit, oaB Die Slrma JeBt
mieper in glatte8 6abripallcr gelangeu mlro.
- Ntar S'&ea wlrb i'm ud6Iteu Sttobc,
cine Sour burd Die Ser. Staateu MAIDEN.
gortmaieiiid,e SsoIpnie'n i'm Warfte.
2iilabon, %. Sum. - Ser Yremicr.
0tiniiter betonte beute III Der abgcorOueten'
TANNER Die 9totbmeuplgfeit elmer pron1pter
| @rDrterung Der &oloHialirage. Sr Ia9te, baE
4anb babe bic gSdhf 5rutittn Dem &ertan
leiner 8ploue'n Ooer ber @riinbun9 nol
@eiellI1aften sur @nhpifeInng oerIclben
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Sottk6arer Yafient
taein girst fpnnte inn hclicr)

taetn girst fnante inn belier)
per lstner Marsn nitt scrannt baten nil un5 eer
lelne eaAfanoiae gsieoerheritellmms pom
tN9erem Seiosn elmer, in tiusm Grttarbu9
fel5e fpiteufrei an ieine leb,nhsn ,tm.ri5tu ser
tttf.n. 0Ieies srobe 9uh 6eituitt ausflhrlte ale
Sraafheften IN tlartr rerfdntIi6er Isiis rnb sett
Suna nnh alt teieerlei @siAittfs fdlaseasw wertbe
Mntinlnne nber aIss, mas fe intercifreu fiHnte,
aIssretm snfaslt eanelae elne rei$e 0niabl ber
beftfn Neeepte, nelte tn jseer apptbeFe e.matt
nernsn foRasH. Ss'et Gure ahreiIs nit grieImGrie
an:
Priyat Klinik und DispensarN
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BaIttmorer
panpf Qsppib Rsinisungs Comp.

Viireau: yfr. 121, Norh-@reenesGtr.
n. y. 5toIan, @eiddftsfibrer. 22s-2
1eppid,e iperben aufsenommcn, ecreniat uno pie=
her aeIeat nner nlihemnbrt lNnril0 3lHtel
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men, ipenn i'd mid ais eanbibateH fur aSiebcrer
pdbIun9 anfiinoise.
Nobert z. BaufS
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9er 9entide Gorreipomoemt,
Xd9Iit, fpo6enfItf nnb Gonnfags,
!. Roiac. Eideuthii,,tcr aa,fN Wc0nffeMl

2d9it, fpohenfitd5 nnb Gonnfags,
3. 1aine, G;sentbimcr mnS 0coattear,
0lbiuefzGfe 8oltimores StroBe uno PoifaSifceasre.
Treis bes tdeIidben States, burd 2rdser In gals
tdeiid,c uno 2omtita AZ salmsaabc Is Sts. pro
ISOLDE, ,sablbar potentli bic bas Satt beIorgenoen
9rieer-1aaIidb nebf Sonnta 40 s.ine 9abe rnter
Seit I'M 8erh6ltnis; iiir Die mod,entiidle Musgabe
nit SonntagsbIatt, portorei, init Mesus tlr Slnb6.
$3.50 pro Sabr, nap irseno einem grie hes Snians
pro SGbr-Das bette uno btuisite eeuti6e 8Jett
In ben Diittelz uno SIotaateu.
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elHerIet aus Seuti&Iano.

Die bieIiaen 9eh0rben baben unliaienSe
8orfebrunaen getroHen, I'M bic Serbreiz
tuna anitedenoer &rantbelten Seitens Der
bier Dur6reiienDen ruIiiiden Suoen III Der.
biuoern. Aus oieiem @runoe werDen Seiu.
der III Dem 9uune bel GbarlOttenburg, in
mcld)enr bieie Sliid)tiin9e campiren, ntdlt
uebr sugelafien unD Ile lelbit bsfOroert man
nit tbunlid)ter Sdneatgteit in Die Ginifii=
tungsbdfcH.
Sic befalnte 9tebe bes iosiaioemofratiz
. iden 9(bseoronsten 8Ollmar bat nabtrdgs
lid nod ,u elmer ld)arren @ont1ouerie slpi-
ideu Oeu laoifalen uno ben senldBiaten Soz
siatilteu geiiibrt, bic in ben Spalten bes
Hartei Organs uSorpGrts" Gum glustra9
gebra6t miro. @ollmar ielbit bat eiu Panls
phlet III etgener Sadle uerDiTentltd,t, mel
dies ct uuter ben TartelgenoIeu DeS Reiz
dies pertheilt, nm es linen Su ermDalid)en,
iid] elm ei9eues llrtbell in Der IHgelegen1eit
sI biIoen.
aus meprereu Sbeilen Wiittel uno 9aorb<
0eutlhlano' laufen Serif)te iiber beftige
lluqelu1tser uno 9Oduaher EN-. lleber
SaIlel 1T am 0tittpoh eiu eHtiebliher 9Gol<
tenbrud) uieDergegangen. Die @eier 1T
iiredenmeile aus ibren ufern getreten rno
bat au pieleu Stelen betrattlife 8erbeez
rungeu auserid)tet.
Sn benz beliii6en 9orie Sberzalingen
bat cine @iuOhols enormeu S2aoen psrur-
att.
Inter aasemsiner SetbeilisuHg ibrer Mit-
biiraer bat bas gbtpaar eSuillsrath Stump
in 8pholo porseitern Die Oiamantene 6od)@
seit gefeiert.
aIs Na6iolger bes oftreidliihen Inter
riftSnliuiiters 6rbrn. bon @auti9 lit, ME
aus gSieu semelbet iuiro, in benz neusubile
benben Dtiuitsrlum Der altcsediihe 4bges
oronete Sttofar 3eitbammer (Braa auser<
leben.
auf oen erlebisten 8iidOisTs bon Yaosr<
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-17

occurred, and the judge and the jury pro
ceeded to inqnire into the cause OF the
shooting. The evidence before the jury
was that some persons were passing
the house when johnson came to
] the window with a rife, saying
that he intended making them pay him
some money they owed him. Presently
these parties heard the gun fire and"
| says Mr.. Ruth, "when we got into the room
| he was lying in a pool of blood" The sup
position is that in handling the rife he
struck the hammer against something
probably the window-sill-and the muzZle
being turned toward his breast, the gun
was discharged and the man killed. Judge
Baker says he does not think there was any
foul play; it was simply an accident re-
sulting from the careless handling or the
gun.
Jacksonville Metropolis: Much excite
ment was caused at Pablo beach Sunday by
the peculiar and heartleSs manner in which
John buttons large Newfoundland dog
Towser came to his death Saturday night,
aided by the silvery light Of the moon, John
button and few friends patrolled the beach
in search of turtles. just before the last
moonbeam had faded, and while in front of
the pavilion, all hearts were gladdened with
the sight of a large turtle leisuTely
moving seward. Within a few minutes
the sea monster was prisoner. Assisted
up to point on the beach beyond the wash
of the tide aud turned him over on his
back, expecting to call next morning with
his cart and remove the captive to his place
Of business. This plan, however, was frus-
trated by the perpetration of a prank on
the part of heartless adolescence unequaled
in the annals of jokes. Long before Button
had turned over for his second nap Young
America was on the beach viewing the mon
ster of the deep and wandering whence he
came, and, as the wonder grew, some boy
suggested that it would be q fine joke to
turn the turtle over and let him regain his
liberty. This suggestion was the progeni-
tor Of other plans, and finally the crowd
mutually agreed that IL would be a very
huge performance if, in addition to giving
the turtle his liberty, they at the same
time tied some strong dog to him
for company and to add zest to the occa-
sion. AS it was Dutton'S turtle, whose doc
would suit better than Dutton'sl s
coaxing his big Newfoundland dog 70
beach, these impish elfs strongly bound
dog to the turtle, and then restored =
turtle to his normal condition. The tur
made for the sea. The resistance of Il
dog, though bringing into play all of l..
great power, was scarcely perceptible.
Steadily the turtle dragged him down to
the beach and into the water. The dog
howled piteously. He seemed to recognize
that the end was near. The boys, In alarm,
hurried forward to repair the CT uel wrong,
but, alas too late. The turtle was out of
sight and so was the dog-gone to join
McGinty in the deep blue sea.
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CHIMNEYs.

The breaking of lamp
chimneys is one of the most
provoking of home annoy
ances, and leads to a con-
slant stream of expense.
1t can be stopped. The
breaking is due to brittle
glass.
There are two kinds of
glass. One is as tough as
the other is brittle. Tough
glass costs a little more than
brittle. That is the explana-
ton.
Macbeth G. Co., Pitts
burgh, make their "pearl-
top" 9chimneys of fin:
tough - glass.
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Compagnie Generate TransatIantique
French Line to HaWe.

z d ETWEEN New York and Havre, from pier
t ID No. AZ, N. R., foot of Morton street Trav-
elers by this line avoid both transit by English
railway and the discomfort of crossing the
channel in a small boat. Special tram leaving
the companys dock at Havre direct for Paris
on arrival of steamers Baggage checked at
New York through to Paris.
La BoURGoGSE, LEBOEuT, SATURDAY,
June 20. A. NJ.
LA BRETAGNE, COLLIER, SATURDAY, June
"a, DAN.
LA ToURAINE. FRANeEuL, SATURDAY, July
4, 4AM.
PRICE OF PASSAGE dncluding wine):
TO HAVRE-First Cabin, from $50 to $3.50,
according to locai lon; Second Cabin, $50;
Steerage from New York to Havre S26 storage
from New York TO Paris S29 including wine,
bedding and utensils.
A. FORGET, General Agent 8 Bowling Green,
foot of Broadway, New YORK.
Or r. W. HUNT, ESQ, 90 B IL street. MEssRs.
WILDER & CO., 100 bay street, Savannah
Agents.
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FLORIDA.

The orange groves about Enterprise are
In splendid condition.
J. G. Pelot has assumed editorial charge
Of the Manatee Journal.
FernRndina is preparing to celebrate the
Fourth Of July in grand style.
The telephone line from Leesburg to
Tavares is rapidly approaching completion.
Clay county fruit is said to be in excellent
condition and a good yield 10 expected.
Field crops are also promising.
Capt. Joe Nails reports thst the Anime
sold her 356 punches Of sponge at Tarpon
Springs for 1915. The Fawn sold her 800
punches for $525.
A number of improvements will be made
on the opera house at Aapalachicola this
summer in anticipation of lively season.
The outside Of the building is already under
going change for the better.
J. @. 7. Hill. a weil-known and much es-
teemed conductor of the Jacksonville,
Tampa and Key West railroad, who for
some time has been running between Jack
sonville and Tampa, died at the fremont
hotel at Jacksonville Monday night after
an Illness Of four weeks with intermittent
fever, complicated with pneumonia. About
one month ago the deceased, then hale and
hearty. had his life insured fer 81, 0Oo
At La Villa Sunday two hens in the yard
OF Robert Miller got to fighting. and went
for each other like game cocks. A cow in
the yard went up to the hens and separated
them with her horns They soon after re-
newed the combat and again were separated
by the COW, but only for a short time. She
tried to hook them apart again, but failed.
She then turned and began to kick at the
hens, but this did not separate or stop them
from fighting. The COW then caught one
under her nose and rolled it about on the
ground until she broke one wing. This
ended the battle, as the other hen took
refuge in fight.
Palatka Herald: Sunday night about 10
O'Clock, we are informed, a suspicious char
acter, with four pistols in his belt and q
Winchester rifle in his hand was seen In the
vicinity of the colored Baptist church, in
the outskirts Of the city, near tie juno
ton, by u number of persons. Hewas sit
ting on pine stump evidently in deer
Thought, and no ons ventured to question
the armed belligerent as to his intentions
aud whereabouts. by some he is believed x
be Murray. but no one knows positively. L
1t IS be he certainly displays a considerable
amount of brayado IN thus exposing him,
self. His manner of dress and armament
lead US TO the conclusion that it is eithel
Murray himself or one of his spies. who il
trying to obtain information about his cap
ture.
Apalnchicola Times: Last Saturday Sila
Johnson shot himself in the breast with ,
winchester rifle. and he died almost in
SANITY. Judge Baker, thinking that Der.
naps there was some foul play, summoned ,
Jury ana went out TO the Bee Hive.n tn,
pace where johnson was when the accideu
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CAPE MAY.

oAE ID MA II
HOTEL LAFAYETTE, Cape May, N. J. 4,
Open May 80.
JOHN TRACY & CO., Owners & Proprietors
Directly on the beach Complete in every de-
partment. Thoroughly renovated and supplied
with the latest improved passenger elevator
Address John Tracy. Proprietor.
Washington Hotel. Philadelphia, or to Cape May.