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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-22
The News From Below.

EvANeyILLE-Cloudy. with indications Of rain.
Thermometer, 500. River falling; 10 feet inches
on the gauge.
WHEELfNG-River s feet inches and falling.
Departed-Andes, Pittsburg; Ben Hur, Parkers-
burg. Cloudy.
ST.. LoUIs-River 4.S feet. Warm and raining.
NEW ORLEANS-Cloudy and warmer. Departed
Future City and tow, st. Louis
MEMPHIs-Arrived-John ID. Speed, from Gin
cinnau. Departed-kate Adams, for Arkansas
City. River 10 feet 7 inches and falling. Cloudy
and cool.
CAIRo-Arrived-City of Paducah. st. Louis. De-
parted-Mariner, New Orleans: City OF Sheffield.
St. Louis. River ID feet and falling. Cloudy and
cool.
CINCINNAII-River II feet 7 inches and falling.
Fair and pleasant. Departed-Scotia, to Pitts
burg.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-22
Perkins, the Detective, In Jail,

EAST PALESTINE O., Dec. 2l.-[Special]- J.
Claude Perkins, the young Pittsburg detec.
tive in trouble here, is again in the tolls.
Early this morning he, with the young lady
with whom he had gotten into trouble, re.
paired to the office of d. c. Nevin, where
Miss Meeks refused to testify against him.
and his bondsnan was released. Mr. Per.
kins started to go, but was Immediately re-
arrested on the same charge, the township
trustees being the prosecutors Perkins
failed to secure bond, and is now in Jail.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-22
New Castle Team Challenged.

George Stewart, of the Homestead Asso-
citation football team, writes this paper to
the effect that the Homestead team will
play the New Castle team for badges to cost
$50 and the price of the badges to be depos-
tied with the sporting editor of THE DIS
PATCH ten days before the game. Each team
is to pay one-half of the general expenses
and each team to take one-half of the gate
receipts. The contest Mr. Stewart suggests,
can take place within six weeks from date
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-22
Results at Gutenberg.

GUTENBERG, n. j., Dec. 2L-The track was
in good condition to-day:
First race, six furlongs-Repeater first julie G.
second, Brussels third. Time I:ISk.
Second race, five furlongs-Little Fred first. Zen
obia second. Inferno third. Time. 1:Ol4.
Third race. six and half MISUNDERSTANDING
first, Text second, Nagapond third. Time, 1:2Ib.
Fourth race, one mile and half-Sir Rae first
Iceberg second Lord the Harem third. Time,
2:a6s.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Gamber first, Alma L.
second, Knapsack third Time, l:l6a
sixth race. seven furlongs-Mabele first, Duke
John second, Centaur third. Time, 1:30.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-22
BURGLARS USE TORTURE
They Burn a Woman's Feet Till She Gives
Them Her ValuabIes.


MANSFIELD, Dec. 21. - Especial j. Three
young men, "Zep" Tyler, Ike Hartman and
Thomas Bloor were arrested here this after
noon, charged with Friday nights robbery.
On that night three masked men entered
the home of Miss Phoebe Wise, q maiden
lady living in an isolated spot near here,
bound and ragged her. They then applied
torch to her feet to compel her to tell
where she kept her money. They secured a
gold watch and chain. valuable diamond
ring and some money. Officers found a
brakeman's glove, and as Tyler has been
employed on the Cold wateraroad, he was
arrested.
Bloor and Hartman we're taken in because
it is generally known they chum with
Tyler. Henry S. Zwefel, who has served
two terms in the penitentiary on charges of
shooting with intent to kill and picking
pockets, was also suspected. Zwefel learned
that he was wanted and took n Pennsylvania
train for the West Immediately. Before
leaving he said to chum that he had
watch and chain and $50 as his share OF the
swag.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-22
A Forrery Mixed Up With n Romanc..

ALLIANCE, Dec. 2l.-[SpeciaLl Another
chapter in the forgery case of Ephrain
Kelly, of North Georgetown has come to
light. Some years ago prominent Salem
family adopted lovely girl from the Fair.
time ago became very attentive to the girl
Kelley then forged and got cashed drafts to
the amount of Sc 900 in Salem and Minerva
disappeared also, and it is thought she mas
Joined her lover.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-22
Accepted SO for a WhinpIne.

NEW CASTLE, Dec. 2l-[Specidl. 1.-The suits
brought by James Cameron, OF West New
Castle, against three brothers named Smith.
two brothers named Sargent and young
Lyman, have been settled. Cameron Claimed
that the young men were the principals in
tile White Cap outrage last June, when
Cameron was SO badly whipped and dragged
around with Il chain around the neck.
Cameron accepted $40 from the men and
Withdrew the suits,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-22
READINGS JAIL WARDEN ON TRIAL

He Files General Denial, but a Watch man
Testifies Against Him.
READING, Dec. 21.-[SpecfdL 1.-The court to-
day began its investiY alton into the grave
scandals growing out of the escape of
Beatrice Collins, the female counterfeiter,
from the county Jail. Warden Mensch, for
whose removal the present proceedings have
been instituted, put in a denial of oil official
misconduct.
Night Watcnman Rhodes described the
wild orgies and drunken carousals in which
the female prisoners and officials took a
prominent part The investigations will
last several days and may involve some
prominent citizens.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-22
Smoking Jackets.

We are showing the largest and most Sc
lect line of gentlemen's tailor. made smok-
ing jackets from S. up to S23; remember
they are all wool and tailor.made.
Jos. HORNE & Co.'s
Penn Avenue Stores
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-22
Our Art Room,

Have you seen IL? All visitors unite in
saying it is the handsomest in Pittsburgh.
1t is full of
Beautiful lamps,
Rich art goods,
Onyx tables,
Rare clocks,
Elegant cheval glass, etc.
Your inspection solicited by
HARDY & HAYES.
Jewellers,
500 Smithfield street.
Three doors from City Hall
Open every evening.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-22
Two More Good Games.

Two more interesting games in the local
billiard tournament were played yesterday
in Davis rooms. In the morning game
Gilbraith, scratch, defeated Lewis, scratch,
by 36 points. The winners average was /
51-9S anG his highest run was IL Lewis
average WAS 67-91 and his highest run H.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-22
An Abused wife's Suicidal Attempt

YOUNGSTOWN, Dec. Special Mrs. John
Scott, aged 36. wife OF a puddler at the
Youngstown mill, attempted suicide to.
night by Jumping into the river. She was
rescued by some carpenters. Mrs. Scott was
locked up for safe keeping She asserts she
will kill herself, as her husband by his cruel
treatment has made life a burden.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-22
Harvard Very Well Satj sfied.

CAMBRIDGE, Dec. 2L-GSpeciaL I-The ,Har.
ward athletes are all delighted with the ar
rIngements made with Princeton. 1t is
now hoped that an all-round triple athle tic
league will be formed before next spring.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-22
A Good Mans Son Turns Murderer.

CosHoCToN, Dec. 2L-[Special. ]-Orlando
Graham, of Clark township, this county,
fatally shot John Henderson yesterday
The men were in dispute about a road run
ming through Graham's farm. Graham is
tlle son of one OF the most respected farm
ers OF the county. He Immediately de-
camped after the shooting
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-22
Diamond Studs.

A beautiful collection from S. to S1OO;
Just mounted at
HARDY & HAYES,
jewelers.,
500 Smithfield street.
Three doors from City Hall
Open every evening.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-22

rapidly yesterday and resulted in consid-
cradle run ON the bank too day. 1t was able
to meet all demands, however, and the
directors at meeting tonight resolved to
publish statement in the lSorning calling
on all who doubt the banks stability to
come and get their money.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-22

Tailor-made, all wool, exclusive STYLES;
the largest assortment and best values at
Jos. HORNE & Co.'s
Penn Avenue Stores.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-22
"A Run on a GAINESVILLE Bank.

EVANSVILLE, Dec. 2L-[Special saturday
night someone started the rumor that the
Peoples Savings Bank of this city was about
to close its doors. although the report was
without the least foundation. It spread
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-22
b. & Il,

Children's white Thibet furr setts, 81 80
| good ones too, for the money-and lots of
them. BoGGS & BUHL.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-22
What Upper Gauges Show.

ALLEGHENY JUNCTIoN-River feet inches
and falling. Cloudy and pleasant.
MoRGANTowN-River 4 feet inches and station
airy. Clear Thermometer, 40 at 2. N.
BRowNsvILLE-River feet inches and sta
tionary. Clear. Thermometer, 40 at 5 P. N.
WARREN-Rivef feet. Clear and mild.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-22

In the evening game Moreland, 90 points
start, defeated ESchallier, As points start. by
Is points. Moreland's average was 42-o9
and his highest run 3d. The losers average
was S6- IL and his highest run z.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-22
Smoking Jackets,
Smoking Jackets,

The only line of tailor-made coats in the
city. WILL PRICE, Al Sixth street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-22
RIVER NEWS AND NOTES.
Louisville Items-The Stage of Water and
the Movements of Boats.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAMs TO THE DIsPATcH.l
LOUISVILLE Dec. 21.-Business good Weather
threatening rain. River falling, with feet 4
inches the falls. feet inches in the canal and
1Ofeet5 inches below. The Sam Brown went up to
Pittsburg to-day with her tow of empties. De-
partures-Fleetwood. for Cincinnati; Big Kanawha,
for CarrolltOn; Tell City, for Evansville.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-22

LADIES hosiery for Christmas.
- Jos. HORNE & Co.'S
Penn Avenue Stores.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-22

MRS. WINsLow's Soothing Syrup for chill
dren teething produces natural quiet Sleep
25c. = TTSwk
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-22
To see q thing is tbe hest wa

whether you will like it. Come and exam
inc our holiday display. X. SMIT,
Smithfeld and Liberty, and 311 Smithfeld
street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-22
THE WEATHER.

: For Western Pennsyl-
gaaia and Ohio: Increasing
CoudinesS and Rain During
the afternoon and Evening,
Warm South Winds During
Tuesday; Much Colder West
Winds on Wednesday.
For West Virginia: Rain,
Warm Soattherly Winds,
Wednesday.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-22

PITTSBURG, Dec. 21.-The United States Weather
Bureau officer in this city furnishes the following:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-22
SANTA CLhUSs ON T0p

'CnN VI CLnUO SUV luz
Soon the Merry Christmas
bells will ring, and everything
around us will assume a holi-
day appearance. To celebrate
the festivities more httingly,
you want to don one of
JACK S O N s. HOME
M A D E OVERCOATS.
The bona hde reductions we
made in the prices will en-
able the humblest to appear
well-dressed. Our $40 Ker-
sey Coats have been reduced
to SIS; our S1S Melton Coats
to $14; our SIS Frleze
Goats reduced to $12. We
will close out our entire line
of homemade overcoats if a
low price will do it.
Great sacrifices have been
made in every department
Note the prices in our
TAILORING DEPARTMENT.
We show the handsomest
line of SIS Suitings in this
city. Our workmanship and
fit beyond question.
Our H A T DEPART
MENT filled with holiday
novelties, correct styles and
popular prices.
For holiday presents look
into our furnishing window.
Many a pretty thing will sug
gest itself for an appropria te
present.
QeckWear,
Mumers,
Handkerchiefs,
Umbrellas,
Cuffs,
Night Robes,
Dress Shirts, Etc.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-22
TEMPERATURE AND RAINFALL.

Follo,ced By Cooler Wednesday,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-22

street.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-14

Salpaticn Del, has teribmte nmeritaniIhe 9eilmtt=
tel fur Brdnes S&ntttz uno 8rnbrnnbeu, 0ueiihuns
gen nHe gsrrenfuusen 1T In auen apctbeten fGr MIR 10
Scents BITE GlaiHe Bu bateu.
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Noti5 fiir Mr@iteften.

Die ahtbaren &ommiiIGre bon 8erdr Co.,
SeraS, eriuden Sahleute Yldne umb Spesifis
f~atips,en fur ben 8au eines neuem Gpuntbs
| Gpurtbaules ansufertigen. 9as @ebdube ion
| eine Srpnt am Brain 8Iaaa BON ~einbunSert
! SUB urb cine Siefe bon ~einhunbert unS finf>
tin6aHt3ig SUB all Der AuintasS trabe baben,
fpl bier Stodperte bod unb nit einent
| Tburme unb eirem Seller (basement) berle=
| ben iein unb foil Die n~eueIten &~orriHtungen
fir Seiauns, 2idt unb @entilatipn baden.
| SIN bieiem @ebdube iolen ii1 foIgenbe &dumz
lidfeiten ~befinben, ndrnlid: 8ier CURT,
sipei @ranb Surbs, stpei 9etit Surns, sfpei
Otitrift Glerfs, bier &ihters, elm 0iftrifts
9ntpalts, Elm Gountb> 9lnipalts, Stpei gplntbs
GIerfs=, spei Sberiffss, Elm @eriHtSbieners,
(bailif) 5immer, ;tpei &Gumlihteiten fir ben
Collector, 3fpei fir BEN Q%lIeiipr, zines lie fir
ben Shnbmeifter, 8erimeiier, 9dutes SSnipeftpr,
Sduliupertntenbenten, &onitnbler nnb Grst,
stpei Sriebensrihters 3irtmer, Elm Surpsimmer
fir bic Suffice Court, Gins fir Die County
RommiIiare, elm fir ben Sanitor, ems 8tblio>
t%befssimmer unb lonIt nod &dnmli4feiten,
fpenn 9lab ~bprbanben lit. @cnanlteS Sc
bGube fol- nit eIeftriiden Gabritiiblen (Eles
~vators), eleftrii1em 2idte, elmer 8~orridtuag
fir 9ampf Seisung, ubr, 8abeSirtmer unS
@loletS berleben iein; auberbem ioIen sfpei
grpbe, biebsfefte, eiIerne @anb : ScbrSnfe
(~vaults) fir Die @ufbewabruns Der 9apiere
bes @pnntbs uab Diitrift Glerts angebradt
uerben. Sin Speeiftationen unb eenienisen
Ylan, bet BON Der Gountp. @purt oils Der bette
eradtet tpirr, merben Elm Gauieno Dollar
$4,000 uro fir ben Sipeitbeiten Stint 9uibert
Dollar $500 Yramie be5ablt.
9l6ne unb Specifitationen miiiien bel benz
Gpuntb.GI erf BON Serar County Dor 10 llbr
8prmittagS, Mtpnta9 ben IL. Mai A. D. 1891
abgeseben perben.
Die Court bebdIt iid baS 8edt Dor, einen
pber aie Pldue au~riidSupeiien.
Nad Seitiinmung Der County Court
Can &~ntouip, SeraS, ben 81. @idr3
A. D., 1891, publisirt.
So pirb seipinidt, Sab ale Bldne baS
@erbdltntb bon Elm SisrteI 3oIl gu cinem
Sube einbalten.
g. 90. 30 &IIifer,
Gountp.&idter, 8erar Counts, Seras.
atteitirt
Sbab. 81. 6mttb,
GountbzGleri Serar eomtr, Ssras.
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Sin garamtirteS Mittel Aeaet bic
0ri0ne.

QBir autortiren ben ansejetsten Mpctbefer, Sbnen
Or. Sings Msues 9etlmittel sesen S&ptnDiu6t, Su=
ten uno @rfdltuns auf tclsen6e BebinSuus su perfdus
fen: gsenn 6te pon Der Grippe befauen finb, mnb
pteies Maittel ben Nnpeiiunsen entipreaenD sebrauHen
pcuen, tnhem sic eS e~tnsehen6 prpbiren, unb penn
STE eann tetne SeReruug burh baf5elbe peiIpiren,
6ann f4tden sic bic Glai@e 5uritd nnb Sic trerben
Sbr @elb 8urid befcmmen. @ir MAIDEN btes Qnsebpt
tn SplSe Der sroBarttsen Grfplse, peI4e bies Mittel
BET Der lestidbrisen @rippen Gpibemie ouf;upetieu
6aS W2ittel nt4t sebplfen bate. Man made etnen
Veriu6. -prpbe1afhen fret Bet Dretb, Tbpmpipn s.
80. @rpBe 6laI4en so Gents unb 81 90.
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Das 1S. bemtId=teramiIdbe G6naerfeft
lit 0dI0effDn.


Die eriten in Der Seftftabt eingetrofs
fenen 8ereine Daren Der Beetboben>
Wdaneidor, ber Seuti9e Mdnner9or
unb Der Grobfnn aug Son Mntonio.
BIS 3ur Station NIpin no linen bas
aug ben 9erren Sobn Gotb, 9artmann
unb g. gfeifer befebenbe &omite ent.
segengefabren.
Ser 3ug langte I'M 5.45 in 8alres
ton on uHb unter 2eitung bon Noigts
Rapele unb Der lotalen gereine gings
our S%urnbale, no cine ber3li1e 8egriis
Bung Der @ansesbriiber bur9 Yrof. s.
Bidder ftatifanb. 9ie @albeFoner
8ereine Iangen elm Wiltomm : 2ieb
un5 bic @dfe erpiberten mufitaliI9
ben @ruB.
9ie ibrigea ON 6efs tbeiInebmenben
Wereine: Sdngerbunb, 6oufon; 2ies
oertran3 6oufon; Sdngerrunbe, Qus
fin; Nauner9or, Mufin; Grpbfnn,
Dallas; @oncorbta, 8elbile; 9ormps
ME, Sbelbp; @OncOrbia, 2odbart;
Sdngerrunbe. 8renbam; Quartette.
Club, Neu Orleans tamen i'm 2aufe
6es Weontag an, nobel f9 bic 8egrti'
Bungss 5ceEen tp%ieberbolten.
Mm N5enb fauD ber Gadelaug fat,
Dem R9 in iOlenner Gommers ani6loB.
San Nutonio LIT In @albefton bur9
bic folgenben Sangesbriber bertreten:
Grobfnn: Saeob Weber, Yaul Sic.
big, 8. 3au6ert, sc. &abiger, $. @eis.
Ter, Nlb. &breno, 6. S9mibt, S. &oes
per, %. Rabn, %. 80. Miler, s. 6ob,
s. 0eininser, s. Bedmann, 6. Min.
tel, s. 9erle, s. g. ManaIoebsn, s.
0ummert, s. Nagel, $. Deininger, s.
8ogel. s. &oen!er, u. Saubert, 5.
&ipps.
9eutf1er Mdnner1or: 8. Wagner,
y. 9in3, $. &lodentemper, 90. &laus,
6. Rlaus, s. ObIenburger, s. Buffer,
8. NBmann, s. MaDer, 6. Siebmann,
u. 3iemontet, s. Magerfabt, s. We,
ieaberg, q. 9ofelb, 6. gnig, s. Wag,
uer, .. @aguer, u. 8olert, u. Irnolb,
s. @auer, 6. Ribn, s. &obler, u.
8ogel, %. @agner.
8eetboben: 6. s.. MiIer, +. 6ens
Tel, %. O6bnert, 8. &lauB, s. Oar.
mild. s. s. &liefoib, 5. McAaiRer, 5.
GurS, s. 6reD, 6. @oet6, g. Socobs
ion, u. Mablfab, g. Mlbers, 6. Corn,
u. Seebe, s. 30. 0aIbebl, e. Siebes,
&. Beder, s. Magel, 6. g~lmenborf, u.
Norbmann, g. @@ramu1, 8. Clemens,
U. Bedmana, 8. 8. Sips.
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Observation-Disclosures

@efern Na@mittas wurbe cine fur3e
Stabtratbss@ iBung ~absebalten, in pel'
der Nlberman S9reiner als Wapor
pro tempore in MbmeIenbelt oes Mtas
pors @alagban sen 8orRB fabrte.
alderman 8oelbaupe. feblte, aber
au@ fein @egner Wm. 06fing fen.
tonate ben SIP ni6t e~innebmer. ba ges
gen bic @nti6eibung bes &i9tets yfoos
nan an bic b66ere Saitan3 appelirt
tpOr6en 1T.
Die SiBung uar bon tpenig SntereIs
fe, ba nur laufenbe &outinegeihdTte
3ur Werbanolung tamen.
PetttiDnen Daren eingeldufen bon 90.
6. Sanoers, cine &6bre In ben Slug
leiten 5u btirfen; bpn Mrs. WiG uin
8erbeferuus Der Nbleitung an 8ranb
NDenue; bon 8ir9ern ber 2. @aro I'M
Nusbebnung 6es OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
mad Der 8era @ru3ss traBe; BON g.
Salinger I'm @rlaubniB sur @rri6tung
eines Sis: @reamsS tanoes; Son Mnna
S@6nert UNI 9@abenerTab, un6 BON
3irtel 6 60. uab Ni9forb & 60. UNI
8auerIaubniB bon Weuble6sS 9uppen.
Sdmmtli@e petitionen nuroen ben Ders
f@iebenen Nusi6afen ibermieien.
Sas GomitS ftr GtraBen unb 8rnden
beri9tete In 9anfigem Slime hber bic
S9abeHeriabsP etition Der Grau geIes
fine @refer in Der @~artenFraBe. gs
bert@tete ferner giinftig iber bic 8ollen<
oung Der Content StraeensB Bride uro
empfabt bic uebernabme berlelben Don
6eiten Der Gtabt. 8eibe Beri@te, TO-
uie cine &eibe anbere tber StraBens
rerbeherungen wurbeu angeuommen.
Meber bonn Geuercomite beri&tete
gegeu cine petition fur bic griaubniB
3ur grri9tung zines MelbIe1.S @up
pens in Der 81. MarpsS troBe, tporauf
bic petition abgelebnt murbe.
Iuf ben Intrag perlGs bonn Martts
@omits Uurbe bic petition ReSers &
@Oforibs fit bic grIidtuug zines Mart.
tss III Der SID Glorss. 5trOBe unb 6.
Werneties in her Commerce StraBe bes
Diliet.
Iuf 8~Dt!baumes 4nirag wir6 bic
3eH3 I'M ben Srauis part entfernt tuer.
cen.
Nsue 8efolutiouen muroen eiuae.
braat: Bon peri1, @aderr6bren su
legen in Gebur : StraBe, 5piI zen Mia.
uab Main SiraBe unb sIettriIde Qams
ben anIubringen on WaiagorSa. unb
Santa @larass traBs
@orbett beantragte bic Inbrinauna
bon WaHer=St6gen gum 3rdnfen Der
Sbiere on DerIdie6enen YIdben uiS
Straben. Der Nntrog ouf @iniebuaa
zines Comics CUR NusmabI Der geeigs
Gethen Stelen murbe anseucmmcn.
8regrrD bea ntroste, baB 6erru
&mann bic GrtaubuiB 3ur @tri6.
tuug elmer Sribine auf Der NIamo
qlaSa ertbeiIt Werbe. Die ud6renb bes
8eIu6es bes PrdIiSenten Der Ser.
Staten In unIerer Sta6t sur 8erpeu.
buug fommeu fol-. Mngenommen.
@rsgotp beantra9te lernsr, baB Der
stabtratb f6 an benz @mpfamse beg
Prdhbenten 9arrilon in corpore be-
tbeiligen iOl. augenomnen. DarauT
erfolote @ertagung.
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Werlandt fpfprti

Cine oeuti9e Grau, um 8lumen su
~bertaufen. Gus 4Ibers,
1917 Nortb Nuiin. StraBe.
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Ser Sofebb g. 9orep in mofon

6err Sofepb 9. 9orep in Wafatp,
Sls., bate &beumatismus, berfu@te
mebrere berf6iebene MitteI obne ct.
folg. @@lieBli@ betam er ems, bas
ibn iofott turirte. NatirIi@ trar er
iber ben @rfoIg bo@erfreut; aud tpuBs
tie CT, baB Mnbere Ieiben, tpie ct geIit,
ten bate, BITE aud serne bon benz Mit.
tel tuiRen mb@ten. Darttrl ertldrt er
Oer leibenoeu @enf@beit, baB bieies
Wittel o@bamberlain's 9ain Balm"
beiBt. Sur so @ents per GIaf&eau baben
bel Vt. &obn & Co., s. Galteper &
Son unb aaen bebeulenbeu Mpotbetern.
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MHerIef.

Der ftir3li9 bel forbene gorbeu,
ter Wilbetm 8iebls, elm HeiBiqer unb
algemein gea6tetsr Mann, bat feline
Wlttme nit s gum She'll mod aaua
tlelnen Stn6ern II. iebr bebrdngter Sage
suthd8elaRen. Die Grau III atpor i'm
geftbe zines tIetnen etgenen 6dusdens,
aber iont febIt es ibr an ellen Mitteln
aur Gr1altung elmer 10 groBen Gamilie.
Trau 8iebIs 1T eifris temtbt, bur@
Mai9en &C. ben unterbalt fur fiG unb
TIRE fe9s Rin6er gu e~rtperben, unb tper
Der arr1en Wittpe in bieiem 8efrebeu
our9 3uuenbung bon RunbI@aft ober
ionfpie bebllfi6 1T, tbut Elm gutes
Wert. Grau BiebIs tpobnt Sia3s
StraBe No. 207. Mu@ 1T 6err sSpbn
Bauer, Mtartet'S traBe go. 236, germ
erb6tig, Befeluugen ober ionfige Auf.
fridge fur biefelbe eutsegen3unebmen.
- SIN Weenger . 0oteI murbe eine
8erlamnlung abgebalten, UNI hber bic
8orbereltnngen gum gmpfang bes BIRD.
foenten 0arriion, Der am 20. MpriI
bier eintriHt. gu beratben. General
Stanlep f9lug Dor, ben grdfbenten
formeu auf benz 8abnbofe 3u empfans
gen, ibn unb feline geIammte Bes
gleitung bonn in Wasen ra@ benz
8obtrpment 6iu au geIeiten, tpo cine
paraoe Der 8unoes Sruppen abgebal.
ten uerben ioQ. Bon bort foil cine
&unbfabrt nod ben QuelIen bes San
Wntonio' Jlufes, bur9 bic 9~auptfra6e
Der @tabt mad Der Nlamo.Y laaa uuters
uommen tuerben. BORT tpiro 6er Sob.
9ogg ben Brdfbenten benz 8oIte Dor,
felen unb Der prdfbent tpiro cine furae
Nalpra9e balten, porauf er mad lei,
mem @rtra'3uge auridtebren unb feline
Reiie fortieBen pirb.
- Ser SUB MilbeIm 56ubes, nell
der ON borisen 6reitag BON einems
&an9ir 3use BET Wranias BOB Balm
tberfabren murbe, muBte amputirt
tperben. Ser 8etIeBte bat grOBe e6mers
gen gu ertra9en.
- Mlberman 86lbautDe bot aeQet
bic @nti@eioung bes &i6ters 9eoonan,
tDel9er feinem Gegner 06iina ben
9ib i'm StaOtratb 3ufpra6, appenirt.
Oa bic @ntl9eioung aber Dermutbli9
iebr LANCE auf f9 parten Iaf1en btrfte,
tuirb bermutbli6, tpie Der @taotanmolt
Sergitrom erfldrt bat, cine Neupabl
bo7genommen peroen.
Der BroeeB gegen ben bes Wor.
bes angetlagten 2ouis @bers tommt
ant Boomerang 3ur 8erban0Iuna.
SIN San Nntonio Club mur6e
cine Ieriommlung a~bsebaIten, In tpels
der bef9loRen Dur6e, am 20. Mpril
ei1en Blumens@ orfo ~ab5uhalten. Nas
Jef lou In 3utunft ieoes Sobr niebers
bolt perben.
unierem &eprdientanten, Germ
@i@ter Wur3ba@, tusl@er in Rur8em
eine Idusere &eiie mad Denti6.
Lamb an3utreten geoenft, lit BON
Seiten ieiner 2egislatur. @olegen uuo
bes @ouberneurs cine ebrenpoae Nner.
tennung au She'll getpo,6en. GIN
S6riftfud uurbe BON leinen 5reunosn
adfgefebt, tn uel9em man feline fSdbia,
teiten unb feline perf6nli9e Qiebensphrs
bi9teit ribmen6 berporbebt unb ibm
cine frobe &eiIe unb glRdli9e Wieoer.
febr mlnf6t. Das 56rifRad lit ron,
epre@er BEG 0aufes, SIR. &. s. wiiIs
Hter unb bonn Gop. 0osg untsrsei9uet.