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Mrs. Nj. w. Kierski.s Picnic.

On Thursday last Mrs. NJ. W. Kierski gave q
picnic on Mercer island. in honor OF Mrs A.
Leszinki, sister of Mr. Kierski; Mrs g. Cohu.
sister OF Mrs. Fortlouis, and Mrs. /. Shoenfeld.
all OF whom are guests visiting the city. The
affair was quite enjoyable. Those present were:
Mrs. 4. Leszinski, Mrs. G.. Cohn. Mrs. I.
schoenfeld. Mrs. winehill, Mrs. Henry Thurman.
Mrs. 5. Friedman, Mrs. j. Klein, Mrs. Fourt-
louis, Mrs. Gottstein, Mrs. Preston, Mrs.
Preston, Mrs. P. Friedman. Mrs. G. Wilzinski.
Mrs. p Singerman, Mrs Bores, Mrs. NJ. Korn.
Mrs. Ike korn, Mrs. L. Stock, Mrs. Y. II. Kier.
ski, Miss Sadie kierski, Mrs Schlessinger. Mrs.
X. Gottstein and Mrs NJ Y. Wolf Games wers
INDUCED in and an elaborate lunch was seryel
by the hostess. After lunch the party were in
vited to the hotel and were entertained for an
hour or more.
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TACOMA SOCIAL CHAT.
Another Enjoyable Day at the
Tennis Court.
PROGRESSIVE EUcHRE PARTIES.
Reception to Mr.. Meyers-The Metho-
dists Give q Walnut Social
jolly Picnic Parties.
TACOMA, July l.

TACOMA, July 4
lis quiet week has had
q deserted-village sort
OF ending. About the
only thing patronized
by society during the
past six days was the
tennis court, and to-
day those who did not
go to Seattle or Port
land to celebrate en-
joyed q trip to the
beautiful grounds of
the Tacoma Yacht
Club, on Maury island,
or slipped out to
American lake or went
visiting friends I'm the
country. The stay-at-
homes were few. But
some of these few were
sad. Their escorts and
their best young men,
their husbands had
heen ordera,i IN thu
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DINNER and Theater Panty

On Wednesday afternoon Mr.. aud Mrs. Lauren
Ingels gave a dinner to Major and Mrs. II. Nc
Lellsn, Miss May Mcclellan and Mr.. Coulter at
the Vendome, and later in the evening went TO
the opera house to hear "Ths Charity Ball"
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On Tuesday evening occurred one OF the hap
piest events OF the season in Coupeyille The
occasion wss the marriage OF Mr.. F. D. New
berry. county superintendent OF schools. and
Miss Ida May Crannsy, daughtsrof Mr.. Thomas
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Canoe Fishing Expedition

Mr.. a. F. Meserve, Mr.. Abram Barker and DR..
Palmer left on Friday in canoes for fishing
trip. The party will remain away until Monday,
and doubtless will return with their craft well
laden with aquatic trophies.
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The Rainier. weekly Hon.

Owing to the attraction at the opera-house on
Wednesday evening the hop at the Rainier hotel
was scarcely as well attended as usual. There
were enough present, however. to make dancing
thoroughly pleasant and those present enjoyed
q delightful evening. Those present were:
Colonel ana Mrs. Ewing, Mr.. and Mrs j. VI.
Wrestling, Mr.. and Mrs. l. B. Stedman, Mrs
Clark, Mrs. Waterman, Mrs. Noble. Mrs. DR..
Mitten, Miss Noble Miss Smith. Miss Wrestling.
Miss Clark, Misc Welles. Miss Relic, Mr. Hal
Noble, Mr.. Noble, Mr.. Wilson, Mr.. Bradford. Mr..
Van Wyck, Mr.. Burns, Mr.. Z. &. Stewart, DR..
Palmer and Mr.. JosIyn
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Curffs-Bohrfe.

Mr. James D. Curtis was married yesterday at
Tacoma, by the Rev. J. NJ. Patterson, TO Miss
Flora Bohrie The contracting parties are both
of Seattle
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General Secretary N. II. Meyers, of the Y
N. C. A., was rendered pleasant reception
Tuesday evening ct the First Congregational
church. Mr.. Meyers had just returned from the
general conference of secretaries at st. Louis
and the International convention at Kansas
City. The vestry of the church was beautifully
decorated with flowers. In addition to the fol-
lowing programme, addresses were made by Dr.
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The Blue jay Social.

novel entertainment, bearing the above
unique title, was given by the members of Mrs.
Chambers Sunday-sehool class at the Second
Methodist Protestant church Wednesday evening
for the benefit of the Sunday-school library.
profusion of choice cut flowers graced the front
of the altar. Large vases filled with the graceful
tassel bloom, mingled with the scarlet berry of
the wild alder, and the pearly white of the
Easter lilies The beautiful French and California
peoples, the scarlet and white carnations with
the dainty white pansies made a combination Of
color and perfume that added much to the
enjoyment OF the evening. English ivy was
twined in the ratings aud on wires throughout
the room, from which were suspended large
blue Jays on a white background. Blue jay
tickets were issued at the door which entitled
the bearer to delicious refreshments, which,
when pHrtaken Of a blue jay souvenir was
issued. There were blue jays on the aprons of
the walters bills of fare, walls, on the lapels of
the guests, etc, and the small boy got in his
work by attaching them to the rear appendsRe
OF the coats OF tho more grave and dignifed
seniors. Indeed, blue jays at the close OF this
merry entertainment were as plentiful as they
are in a southern grove early Friday mornings
just before winging their fight with burdens Of
sand to the internal regions. The central tier
OF seats had been renewed and small tables
placed therein. on the central one OF these
WAS a large cake with Us all over the
icing. This was made aad baked by Mr.. White
VINO IL the Only gentleman member OF the large
class OF ny ladies giving the social There
was large crowd present, snd all passed most
pleasant evening. The following excellent pro-
grsmme was rendered, but the merits Of each
precludes any special mention:
Violin ScIo--''Heimweoh" .Junrrnsn
Mr.. J. Parker
otis Not True" ......... Tosti
Miss Hamhlet
Recitation--"Caleo's Couytship'' ...-......-..
...-.......... ........ .... Mrs. Maud Dickey
Quartette Apollo Strikes the Tyre"
Messrs Ward. Chandler. White and Reese.
Solo--''lf the Waters Could Speak as They
Flow" -.........,. ..... =. Mrs. Hathaway
Recitation--"kasca ,...t-..-. Miss Carrie Noble
Solo--"Golden Love" ........ Mrs. E. :. Crandan
Duet-"Hebe" .-.- ........... -......-...
Professor ard Mrs y : r-anasu
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r Forrest, Mrs Calhoun. Mrs r C. Crawford.
Mrs. J. r. Pratt, Mrs. J. W. Wilkinson. Mrs.
G. ". Van Doren, Mrs. s. w. Clarke Mrs Jerome
Catiin, Mrs- Thoradyke, Mrs. Irving Ballard,
Mrs Fred z. Sander, Mrs 8 Waterman. Mrs
J. II. ssnderson, Mrs J. Resdr1aa, Mrs. Bail
hache, Mrs. T. r. Shepard. Mrs Frank Hanford,
Mrs. n. r. Backus, Mrs. C. H. Calf. Mrs. j. W.
Adams. Nrs A. z Alden, Mrs F. W Sparkling,
Mrs. Maurice McMieken. Mrs. z. C. SeufelGer,
Mrs. Neufelder. Mrs. George Bacon. Mrs. Dr.. C.
Grssse, Mrs. W. A. shannon, Mrs. s Eliicott,
Mrs. p. C. Dimmick, Mrs E l. Terry. Mrs s l.
Crawford, Hrs. s. z. Clayton, Mrs r. r. struve,
Mrs. @. A Meggs, Mrs Thomas Ewing, MTs.
II. J. carkeek. Mrs J. u. Wrestling, Mrs.. Arch
laid FlskIz, Mrs G. H. Sparkling, Mrs C. w.
Saunders, Mrs DR.. Weed, OF Berkeley; Mrs.
Aired Holman. Mrs Durbrow, of San Francisco;
Mra Hayden Mcclellan, Mrs o. Ranke, Ms.
David kellogg Mrs- G. Kellogg. Mrs r. &
Washburn, Mrs. Z. A. Strout, Mira A. B. Stewart,
Mrs Yeston. Mrs. Warren Gszzam, Mrs j. +.
King, Mrs Samuel Coulter. OF Portland; Ms
Angus Macintosh, Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. J.
scurry, Ms. H Lewis, Mrs. C. r whittlesey,
Mrs. T. NJ Reed, Mrs. n A. Noble. Mrs. c. 3.
Stevens, Mrs. J. C. Cole, Mrs. W. H. Tay-
lor, Mrs George Riley, Mrs e. R. Niesz,
Mr.. G. H. Thorion, Mr.. L B. stedman. Mr.. A. w.
Engle Mr. NJ A. warbass,M Mr.. G. B. Kittinger,
Mr. Harry whitney, Ar. G. B. Harris. Mr.. Z. W.
Maginnis, Mr. sutelife Baxter. Mr.. Plummer.
Colonel Lyon, Mr.. Charley Power, Mr. Rollins,
Mr.. Thompson, Mr.. Z. NJ Carr, Nj Hardin, Mr..
Tyler Mr. Fred Grant, Mr.. g. Frauenthal, Mr..
Warren P. skiIlings, Mr. Ellis, Mr.. Robert Hop
kins, Mr. Boutwell,, Mr.. D. Fl. Gilman. Miss
Stella Wyekof, Miss g. Wrestling, Miss
Anna Nevins. Miss May Riley, Miss Eaton. of
Portland, Miss Meigs, OF Port Madison, Miss
Thompson, Miss Lois shesfe, Miss French. Miss
Durbrow, OF San Francisco. Miss Dean, Miss
Lillian Dean, Miss Noble. Miss LuciIls Smith. of
San Francisco, Miss Hodge, Miss Emma Hodge,
Miss Collins, Miss Rebecca Collins, Miss De
Wolfe, Miss josephine De Wolfe, Miss Ranke. Miss
Sparkling, Miss Anna Sparkling. Miss
Nellie Crawford, Miss Towles, Miss
ssnderson, Miss Calhoun, Miss MI
Ter, Miss Maud EppingeF Miss Furth,
Miss Clarke. Miss Rsadman, Miss Foster, Miss
Piper, Miss Mcclellan, Miss Fiskin, Miss Belle
Fiskin and Miss Hunt
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Farewell to Mis-. chamberiin.

A farewell reception was rendered Miss Cham
berlin by the young ladies of the state univer-
rity at the residence of Mr.. d. B. Ward, corner
of High and Kentucky streets, Monday after
noon, June g. The decorations were lovely
and the refreshments exceedingly dainty.
Those who assisted Miss Chamberin in receiv-
ing were Mrs. d. B. Ward, Mrs. Kate Knapp
and Mrs. W. L Dickey. Those present were:
Mrs E. s. Meany, Mrs. Adelaide Nickels, Miss
Catch, Miss Minnie Pelton, Miss Grace Catch,
Miss Isabelle Dikeman, Miss Julia Chamberlin,
Miss Hattie Griswold, Miss Maud Parker, Miss
Isabelle MeDirmid, Miss Adele Parker, Miss
Helen Taylor, Miss May Clohecy, Miss Marie
Camenen, Miss Maud Mcclellan, Miss Alice
Hamblet, Miss Anne Carsons, Miss May Calvert,
Miss Grace vrooman, Miss Stella Palmer, Miss
Helen Anthony, Miss Jennie Houghton, Miss
Myra Clark, Miss Mabel Ward, Miss Abbie
Drew, Miss Carrie Willard. Miss Elinor Hub
bard, Miss Annie Brown, Miss Minnie Hughes,
Mss Margaret Hill, Miss Gertrude Macintosh,
Miss Adela Mofie, Miss Carrie Noble, Miss Ina
Pratt Miss Edith Simon, Miss Elizabeth Slau-
son, Miss Anna Pelton, Miss Mary Taylor, Miss
Minnie Reeves, Miss Inez Taylor, Miss Della
Ruff, Miss Maud Lorings, Miss Jennie Holbrook,
Miss Mamie Ruff, Miss Marguerite Baldwin,
Miss yesta Baldwin, Miss Eva Campbell, Miss
Belle Cass, Miss Amy George, Miss Katie Hilton,
Miss Hilton.
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Interesting "walnut" Social.

King county coal mines, and for such stay-at.
homes 1t was indeed blue Fourth OF July.
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Miss M.ude Pease's Birthday Party.

On Friday evening surprise party was given
little Miss Maude Pease, in honor of her twelfth
birthday, at the residence OF her mother, at COS
Third street The house was very prettily dec
Grated, and the young folks enjoyed music and
dancing TO their hearts content. The following
were present: Miss Ada Mahon, Miss Stella
Kirk, of snohomish; Miss Rosy Mahon, Miss
Amy Mahon, Miss Lottie spriggs, Miss Edna
spriggs, Miss Addie Marshall, Miss Bessie Man
ming Miss Helen Chisholm, Miss Minnie Ander-
son, Miss Jennie Lynch, Miss Mabel Lynch,
Miss Pearl Moore, Miss Clara Drew, Miss Olga
Crist. Miss Lizzie Burke, Miss Maude Pease,
Miss Ella Pease, Master Percy Callahan, Master
Leven Powell, Master Ohio Callahan, Master
Henry Callahan, Master Leslie Stumph, Master
Harry Bemis, Master Lonnie Leland, Master
Harry Leland, Master Willie Baxter, Master
Charlie Baxter, Master Sanford Marshal, Master
Harry Hoyt and Master Archie Chisholm
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Sons OF Enterpri.e Picnic.

The Sons of Enterprise held its second an
nual picnic yesterday at Maple Leaf The men,
bers took the Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern
train early In the afternoon and, reaching the
spot selected. proceeded to enjoy themselves in
g thorough outing. An orchestrs accompanied
the party. and to the strains of inspiring music
dancing was INDUCED in and proved an enjoy
able feature. Refreshments were served at
lunch time. and all present enjoyed tempting
viands spread out in the open air. The commit
tee under whose auspices the affair was given
consisted OF the president, Mr.. oxendine. the
secretsry, Mr.. George Gross. and the manager,
Mr. Milton Roy
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D.n,ht.r. Of Henekah soc,.I.

Ricgiey Lodge, Daughters of Rebekah, gave
whist party aud social on Monday evening ct
Odd Fellows hall in North Seattle The follow
ing acted as committee of arrangements: Mr..
D. ". Cross, chairman; Mr.. T. A. Johnson. Mrs.
T. Cooling, Mrs. Robert Moran and Miss Corinne
B. Leland. The affair was well managed and
proved wonderfully successful. In the whist
games the first prize was won by Mr.. II.
Suder and Mrs. William Moran. The BOBBY
prize fell to the lot of Mr.. W. l. Ames
and Miss Hildebrand. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. d. W. Cross, Mr. and Mrs j. F.
Miller, Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Ames, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Z. Cooling, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. H. Park, Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Manning. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Williamson, Mr. and Mrs. Z. r. smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Leland, Mr.. and Mrs c. F.
Smith, MI and Mrs J. J. Knot, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Prosser, Mr.. and Mrs. Webster, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hildebrand, Mr.. and Mrs. Gill. Mr.. and Mrs E.
W. Wood, Mr.. aud Mrs. A. Thurlow, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Moran, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Moran, Mrs. Holmes, Mr.. and Mrs. r. r.
Farr, Miss Alice Gunterman, Miss Erie Latmer,
Miss Mildred Brown, Miss Ida Sprague Miss
Corinne B. Leland, Miss Ollie Manning, Misses
Hood, Miss Hildebrand, Miss Lizzie Hamilton,
Miss Wslch, Miss Morse, Miss Eva Smith, Mr.
NJ. X. Ames, Mr. W. II. Harris, Mr.. J. olcorich,
Mr. F. A. Johnson, Mr.. J. G.. Rose. Mr.. G. Fl.
woodhouse, Mr. u. Lonquet, Mr.. 8. /. Robson,
Mr.. Frank McRae, Mr. J. g. Mcdonald, Mr.. II.
Londer and Nj. Findall.
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Surprise to MIR. and Mrs. Eshelman.

On Thursday evening q surprise party was
given TO Mr. and Mrs. j. +. Eshelman by large
number of warm personal friends at the resi-
dence of the recipients, go Washington street.
The evening was spent in dancing, music
and card playing. The refreshments served
were exceedingly dainty and were thoroughly
enjoyed by the following guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
/. Dobson, Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Jones, Judge and
Mrs. Richard Osborn, Judge and Mrs. Lichten-
berg, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Llewellyn, Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. p Dyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Hainesworth, Mr..
and Mrs G. B. Young, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Singer
man, Mr.. and Mrs. CASTOR, Mr.. and Mrs. Skin
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. Meinhardt, Mrs. Popple, Mrs.
Vincent, Miss Forney, Miss Policy, Miss Osborn,
Woodhouse, Miss Robson, Miss Shempp, Miss
Lewellyn, Miss Hanesworth, Mr. Young, Mr..
Llewellyn, Mr.. Robson, Mr.. schalerg, Mr.. Pol
ley, Mr.. Hainesworth, Mr.. Bowes, Mr.. Dobson,
Mr.. Popple and Mr.. Woodhouse.
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tie spirit of the entertainment The music was
excellent The platform which lie being erected
by Mrs- Burke for her Japaneze lawn party
was used for dancing. The refreshments
were quite in keeping with the
mature OF the informal party. Those
who participated In the surprise were:
Nr. and Mrs. NJ J. Carkeek, Mrs. Colonel J. c.
Haines, Mr.. and Mrs Hughes. Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice MrMicken, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas NJ.
Reed. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell, Judge and Mrs.
struve, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Strout, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. NJ Wrestling, Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Harrington,
Mr. ard Mrs E. L Terry. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Holman, Mr.. and Mrs G. H. Heilbron, the
Misses Carter. Miss De Wolfe, Miss Josephine
De Wolfe. Miss Moves, Miss Furth, the Misses
Deane, Niss Anna Neyins, Miss Noble, Miss
King. the Misses Collins, Miss Readman, Miss
May Riley, Miss Wrestling, Miss Maud Eppin-
ger, Miss Durbrow, of San Francisco; Miss
Piper, Miss stella wyckoff. Mr. George H. Pres
ton, Mr.. John Gibbon, jr., Mr.. Frank A Bell, Mr..
Readman, Mr.. Fred K. struye, Mr. Afbsrtson.
Mr.. Barrett, Mr.. Barker, Mr. Emory, Mr.. Nc
Donald, Mr. Harrington, Mr.. Wheaton, Mr. Riley
and Lieutenant Wyckof.
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they had received at his hands. After Mr..
Cowan recovered from the effects of the sur
prise he thanked the lodge in very warm
manner. and informed them that he could not
ind words TO express his appreciation OF their
Kindness The lodge then sang "The Friends OF
Temperance ode, after which everybody pro-
ceeded 70 the enjoyment of the occasion. About
II O'Clock MIRA Cowan surprised the members OF
the lodge by presenting each with dish oil
luscious strawberries with cream and cake.
After partaking OF the seasons delicacies all
the guests took their departure, voting that Mr.
and Mrs. Cowsn as host and hostess were all
that could be desired
Miss Julia L. Chamberlin's Mt Home.
Miss Julia l. Chamberlin, OF $50 Olympia
avenue, gave pleasant social on Friday after
noon. There was hne musical programme
rendered, and refreshments were served during
the course of the evening. The friends and
pupils OF the fair hostess present were: Miss
Edith Simon, Miss Lucie Lilly. Miss Josephine
Short, Miss Jessie Crum, Miss Carrie Noble, Miss
Annie Willard Miss Jennie Holbrook. Miss May
Glohecy, Miss Bessie BurvelI, Miss Hilton, Miss
Katie Hilton, Miss Gertrude Macintosh, Miss
Katie Curtis. Miss Lutte James. Miss Bertha
Crockett, Miss Liewellyn Morrison, Miss Mamie
Skinner, Miss Isabelle Hopkins. Miss Thrina
Brygger, Miss Sophie Shillestad, Miss Lulie
Gardner and Miss Helen Anthony.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-15
111oro.
Gootlide steberet untcr Sarbi9en suf
einem pic 1ic 1T DILLON Springs.

Oos Bic g}ic Des vBorLbs Satr" f%arbt9en
Clubs in 8iQotp Springs ipar fir3li6 Der
S6auplaB zines b~Iuttgen Worbes. Die
beioen fSarbigen @nnie Qtlen unp 8eae
Gtoqers mo6nten in benz 0aule 9to. 5l7
Glorf1traBe uno batten 5u tDteoerholten
Otalen Strett matchmaker gebabt, Der IT'D
qeItern auf Dem Sic 9tic erneuerte. Die
Bet0en tpuroen getrennt, als aber Belle
9togers lpGter nit QlnDeren ant S6antttl6
ftanb, i0li6 it6 Die 9tuen pl0blt6 binter
lie un6 periebte ibr NIT etnem groBen
Ial6enne1ier flint Stt6e in ben gtilden
uno 6iifte, Die ben ioforttgen SOB oerielz
ben berbeifibrten.
Qnnie QQen, uno Elm g1eger gtamens
8ropnipeu Sones, lin 6eiien 3uneigun9
Der Streit Stptlden ben beiben Q8eibern it6
entiponnen bate, muroen ber5aftet un0
nit benz 7.30 3uge mad Der Staot gebra6t,
mGbreno Der 3ei6nam bon Belle Gogers
mad &laners Morgue 9el6afft tpuroe.
DIS Der 3ug in Den 8abnbof einfubr,
batten ith cine Wienge bon Sarbtaen in Der
Nbitht eineefuuben, Die QlIeu ibren @d6z
tern gu entretRen uno Selbitiuitt3 on tAr 5u
iiben. @S Derlief aber NQes rubtg uno Die
@efangenen ,purben in Der 9arrtfoa1traBenz
StattDn untergebraht.
9te Quen bate oaS Wtei1er, nit tpeldem
fe II" tootlt1e Wunoe beigebrabt, in etnen
Sunpf gemorfen, bod tpurOe IS lpGter
b~erausgeftl6t.
Gin yteporter iu6te bic W0rbertn am
Nbeno 1pGt in ibrer ;3elle auf unb fragte fte,
mas lie 3u Der T9at peranlaBt babe. sic
entgesnete. baB 8eQe &ogers, Die itarf an
getrunfen QetDelen let, auf benz Btcntcs
BlaBe tpteberbolt Streit nit ibr an9efaneen,
unD tie l6lieBlt0 logar nit etlem HeDolper
bebrobt babe. OILS fe Dann lpGter an ben
S6anftii6 getreten Jet, babe Die &ogers
au6 bort geitaneen unb lei iofort tpteber
nit benz GeDolper auf Tie au9eiprungen.
Sin Sarbi9er 9tanens 8ud babe tie aber
3uritdaebalten. Bl0bli3 iet gang in tbrer
9tGbe Elm S6uB gefaIen unb in Der 9lnz
nabme, DAB Die &o9ers na6 ibr gei6o1ien
babe, babe ie bas O1eifer ge3ogen unb ie
erfto6en.
@rf Die Trage mer t6r bas MeIIer eeges
ben babe, anttportete fte, Dab 1te es ME Der>
ratben tperoe. 1elbit penn tie Sen SOB oafiir
gu erletoen babe.
Bromnen Sones tpur6e berbaftet, neil
Die Boli5et ltrla6e gu baben glaubt, arsuz
l1ebnnen, oaB CT Der Qllen bas Wteiier gegez
ben bat. Sones per1etnt bies enti6ieDen
uno ertldrt nit Der 9an5en Sa6e ntdts 3u
tbnn urlD uberbaupt nthtS gele6en 3u baben.
Ste Bolt3ttten Green uno 0ratton be-
3ei6nen ben Woro ais einen brutalen un6
tD0bl ilberlegten, tpas namentli6 Dur1 ben
umltano beitdtt9t tperoe, baB Die StDBe nit
loI6er 0epaIt gefibrt murben, DaB Die
Spibe Der bret 3oa laneen &lln9e total
umgebogen lei. Sic fit9en nod binau, baB
Die Gntriitung Der 9araen @eieuidaft nah
Der Scat cine 10 9roBe %9epeien lei, baB ie
Die @len bis aum N6gang bes 3u9es in
etne 6olbarrade lperren uno bort betDa6en
muBten, UNI ite bot elmer Selbitjuitis gu
i9iben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-15
Cine ounfle 6efbid1te.

Sn l6tper be~trunfenem 3uitanoe tpur6e
Sonneritag cine lunge6raN IN etnemJtaume
Des 2eibitalles bon 8uile & 8il9er aefunz
ben. Sic muroe na6 Der BoltSetitation
gebrabt uno gab bier an, Die Srau BON
9errn SbarIeS NeDl, einem 0ngeitelten in
Der GecoroerS>S Office, 3u iein. ueber BEN
@runo befragt, pie ite in benz ,3uitanoe in
ben Stat eeratben Jet, eraGblte iie, baB fte
einen jungen Wfant eetroffen babe, ben fie
lhon Dor tbrer 8erbetratbung QefanMt babe
uno Der nod iebt aartii6e @efible fit ite
gu be9elt bebaupte. Sic lei nit tbm III Die
Npotbefe an Der 55. StraBe uno &imbarf
NDe. gegan9en uno babe bort Elm @las
Sooapai1er %9etrunfen, babe bann aber
plOBlt6 Die 8eltnnung berloren unb tonne
fi6 bis ait Dem Womente, als man ite in
Dem StalIe alflas, auf Nthts beftnnen.
0te iunae Srau le9te Die 9rDBte Ser
Sneiflung an ben Sag, fonnte aber bon Der
BoltSet ni6t betpogen tperoen, ben ytanler
tbres eOlen iungen Sreunoes gu t1ennen uno
fiel i6liesLi6 tpieoer in ibren bepuBtlolen
j3uftanb 3uriiG. Die Wfatrone Der Station
rabm ii6 ibrer an, bis ite gegen 7 l1br
UtOrgeus bon 6errn CHARLES QBeDl abgeholt
uno na6 ibrer Wobnuna gebra6t tpuroe.
Die Yoltaet maAte ith 0ann oaran, Die
Nn9elegenbeit gu unteriuden unO ibre @nt7
bedungen lalien bic Sadhe in etnem etpas
anoeren 9i6te eridstnen. IS imtellte itd
ndmli6 beraus, baB Srau @epI ieit Mtoz
naten taglt6 aus Der Bnlie'iden @irtb>
ihaft an Der So. StraBe uno 9afe Npe. in
einem &ruge 8ier bolte unb anl6eineno
init benz iungen S6anftpGrter Souls
S6miot Elm tntimes 1erbdltniB %einging.
@eni9itens Derabreoete Trau MeDl gez
ftern Na6ntittag nit S6miot Elm &erbeaz
pous an Der 35. StraBe unb Cottage @rooe
Nue. un0 6elubte nit tbm Deri6ieDene
9lGbe fragmiirbigen Gbarafters. Qls iie
UNI 8 llbr 3urii6febrte, unternabm tie init
George 8il9er, Dem S6Da9er bon 8ulie,
cine Spa5ierfabrt in Den Sadion Bart, bon
Der Tie NIT ibm nm 3 l1br Wlorgens nad
benz Stale 5urit6febrte. mo- iie bon Dem
Boltsilten in Dem Dben bel6riebenen 3uz
ftanoe gefl1nDen purbe.
gil9er unD S6mi6t geben 8eibe 3u, Elm
intimes 8erb6ltniB nit Srau WepI unterz
balten All baben. Q(Ie Bemiibun9en Der
4oli3ei, Srau QSeDl au Deranlaiien, cine
8el6tperbe 9egen tbre beiben Qisbbaber etrz
auret6en, Dlieben fruhtlos. Sic erflGrte,
iie tpoae Die Sa6e UNI leoen Breis uertui@t
baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-15
august
Flower"

Srau Sorab Mt. 8IaG BON SelecG, W1o.,
tpar IN ben %ber9an9enen Swei Sabrer nit
Geuralgie bes SCOPES. Magens unb Inter
Ieibes bebaftet uno i6reibt: vW1ein @fien
l9ten mir bur6aus feline &raft gu geben
uno mett Nppetit mar iebr perGn6erli9.
Weetn @eit6t tpar 9elb, utein &opf miit
un6 t6 bate iol6e S6mer5en in meiner
Iinfen Sette. 8enn i'd bes Moraens aufz
itan6, bate i6 S6leim int Wun6e un6
einen i9leaten. bitteren @eidmaf. W1an6z
NAL wurOe i'd tur3atbntig nnb empfan6
Ser3tlopfen. Den gan3en Sag bate i6
Sdmer3en unter ben S6ulterblGttern, in
bet !infen Seite uno i'm &Iden. 9lm
i@ltnmiten i6ien es in Dem naiien, falter
&etter int @inter unb Sriibiabr gu iein,
un0 Iobalb i6 einen NnfaQ befant, tpuroer
SGnoe un6 SiiBe falt unb i6 fonnte ni6t
i6lafen. SD beriu6te oles unb es bali
nidts, Bis i'd Qu9uit 8lume beriu6te.
IS bat mir auBerorOentlt9 gut setban,
ieit6em i6 es nebme, un6 fibrt boQitdns
bt8e 6etIung berbei."
G. G. GREEN, alleintger Sabritant,
@oo0bur1, 81. 8.