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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1891-04-04

lis there any word?" Tess asked.
None was the answer The boys
were restless and anxious. They could
not stay in the house. They must be at
the station
''Come back to us every hour, every
half hour" pleaded Tess.
They did.
Half-past nine. No news. Ten,
half-past ten, eleven the same. Half
past eleven came and no news. Twelve.
ut is strange" said Dibble, as he
sank down exhausted on a chair.
Don't go away again. Please do
not" Tess pleaded. s'It's so lonely.
Listen! There is some one on the
stairs"
There was a knock.
The door was opened and uniformed
policeman stood on the threshold.
''Come down to the morgue, you fell
lows" he said, abruptly.
''Catch herr Gilmore shouted to Mrs.
Nichols, for Tess staggered. She did
not fall, but clutched chair and
swayed unsteadily while she listened.
"a mans been pulled out of the
lake." the officer continued. "He's the
second this week. You'd better go
down and see if he's the one you're
looking for"
Tess did not sink into the chair by her
even then. ''I'll go too" she said.
NO" said Mrs. Nichols.
81 ,oiN, said Tess, and her eye flashed.
The pOliceman stared n moment and
turned to go. AS he turned he ran
against some one. 1t was tall young
man, handsome one, too. who stepped
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1891-04-04

Anu why GOES NOT the Kansas eQ1COr
classify mortgaged farmers with doc
tors, lawyers and merchants? The
mortgaged farmer is to the extent Of his
mortgage, q tenant farmer.
That the whole burden of taxation
will be thrown upon farm owners and
home owners is false upon the face of
it. How about mine owners? How
about factory owners? How about
store owners? How about water front
owners? How about the owners of va
can't lots?
The burden of taxation that house
owners will have to bear will depend
upon the value of the land upon which
their homes are built II they build ON
the most desirable land In the commun-
ity-as poor home owners never do, by
the way-they win have high tax to
pay; II they build ON the least desirable
land in the community-as poor home
owners are now compelled to do-they
viii have little or no tax to pay; and
according to the desiresbleness Of the
land upon which they build, from the
least to the most desirable, 30 win
their taxes be graduated II they adnrn
their grounds, embellish their houses,
enlarge their living accommodation, or
otherwise improve their homes. their
taxes win be no more than il they let
their homes run down to the level Of
pig sites
Which Il better for the home owner
TO be taxed On every improvement he
n y - = - !. -. -t
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1891-04-04

Don't be unnecessarily alarmed. 1t
may be all right yet. You must go in
the parlor and stay with us till he
comes~-
but what If he don't come? They
may bring him d." She could not
pronounce the word. It was too ter
rible. She sat down in a chair and
waited with the rest.
Hudson, feeling the silence oppres-
sive, played a bar or two of q popular
air on the piano, but each note seemed
to be an intruder and he stopped.
The boys could not endure inaction.
They must do something, even if it
were only to walk to the police station
and back. The women were left alone.
Tess was in an agony of suspense.
Mrs. Nichols tried to comfort her, feel
ing that was her duty as a friend, for
poor Tess had no mother or father. She
was a piano teacher, and alone in the
world but for Stubbins, who was the
light OF her life. They were only wait
ing until they could afford to marry.
He hoped to be able to buy little cot
tage he had in mind within wear and
then their long companionship was to
begin Tess saw this fading away.
Mrs. Nichols could comfort her but
little.
At six o'clock the boys returned. No
news
After a light lunch they returned to
he police station.
Seven o'clock came and went. Eight,
100; yet neither Stubbins nor the boys
'ame. Tess was becoming extremely
almost frantic. Nine O'Clock
md there were stepa On Tia Stain.
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STUBBINS.
The Story Of Another Mysterious
Disappearance.
written for This Paper.l

mysterious and
alarming. Many
h o n r s ad
passed ST nc e
Stubbins went
out into til c
night and h e
had n o t re-
turned.
That mig h t
Stubbins to-
gether with his
friends Gill
more, Hudson
and Dibb1e all
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WENT OUT.
CURED to each one he dismissed it with
laugh, not very hearty one to be
sure, but still laugh.
Was there really cause to be alarmed9
Stubbins was tall, muscular young
fellow, and it must be strong man
who could overcome him. An unex-
pected blow from behind would do It,
of course. But then Stubbins was wary,
and generally went armed. Did he
take his revolver with him? Gilmore,
his roommate, went to see.
mo-" he said, returning, at is in
his dressing-case drawer"
II wish be had taken il, /" said Dibble.
II should feel better"
Eow o'eloolk eeuae, ~ no stubbina
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The equal right Of al men to the use
Of land Is a clear - their equal right
to breathe the air-it Is . right pro
claimed by the fact Of their existenca
For We can not suppose that some meg
have right to be IN this world m
others 10 yighk--Progreps and Pew
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-11-13
WIN. II. clark q, Co's Column.
PABULUM! !!

favoraby need the
publication Of further testimonials Those who used know how
IL; those who have will find fair trial that its liberal will
besides being of future benefit their lands
The superiority Of Bone base
ny admitted by all who have the subject attention
absolute folly make complete Guano of high grade from
the Phosphate yielding mineral substances from bones of animals
animal obtained chemicals
These when considered superiority of PABUUM other
fertilizers the uniformly satisfactory results Grain and Grass that
follow its
300 lbs OF PabUIUm will yield better results than 400 10
800 lbs low grade goods it cheaper and the farmer less than the low
Guanos sold Al o price
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-11-13
Fine ReGdy-.NaCte' Clothing.

biggest deal The
production Of the various lots according tho stock books amounted the
Of nearly @9OOOOO and yet they for
Ss OO0 thus giving the opportunity dispose Of them the ACTUAL
COST OF MANUFACTURE aud still realize profit of nearly S2 900
Bot do take advantage of this grand opportunity lest should
fail appreciate the wealth made a single day.
WE ESHALL DIVIDE WITH YOU and keep every
for be known all majority Of
them being snh IN the hands Of the ailors
We have jus. received the Filth shipment which consisted coo Pairs Of
Mens PANTALoONS, Of strictly AlW material embracing the and
stylish patterns and designs SpOt and will be sold the
ridienenlY low 0f
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-11-13

NOT NT ALF."s injunction will
and according prescribed under the
yea year may nay that those yeas
nothing
To would
oneself aud degrade his business calling profession
ago told you Of extensive purchase
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-04
STILL A DISTURBER.
Union Pacific Again Pulls Down
Prices.
JACK OF NEWS CAUSES IT.
.b,.apeaks and Ohio the Only Stock that
closes Higher Cotton Now Quoted
at Eight and Tive-Eighths.
Changers Heavily Sold.
JACK OF NEWS CAUSES II


sr-.. .3the Gazette.
Nv YORK. Sept. Money closed at
s,... cent The highest rate was 81 and
auge-Quiet. Posted rates 81 $50
r-Raw and refined firm but dull
.... .-Oprions active and strong to-day,
.lg '.,glC. spot lots closed easier
DuI and nominal: prices steady.
...a-NIurEct steady. Nliddling up
r.. -, Futures closed firm.
as.- spot lots steady; fair Rio cargoes
SOL. Futures closed lower
#.....-D 4. BueuOs AyTes, dry, 12L4Ge
-.. ... Texas. lUUl2C.
--.,- were less active This morning,
-.... ices were irregular. Union Pacific
...s to be the disturbing factor. 1t
...as wile.. and irrcgularly this
.r and had he influence of uCprcSs-
rest of the market At noon prices
down 10 Is per cent, led by Union
.s.... There Were a few slight rallies ia
-aruoon. nut these We're overcome by
s and prices were kept down TO
--. ..~.-t figures IN most cases. Union
a..H. WAS The exception, being heavily
-,- and recovering most Of the morning
sol-lgl..
.N...rs dry goods circles were on 4
...- scale today, but presented no
....... u[ interest.
..H- tIs-
liver. Texas and Fort Worth certif-
Er, Worth and Denver Is. %.
t..a.=uu general mortgage As, 81.
..u..-uu incomes, o..
.-.-..I. Kansas and Texas IS, -
Missouri. Kansas and Texas is, ~
So. Louis. Arkansas and Texas is, 10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-04

Fort Worth, c. S. Alexander, e. J. Neer
and James T. Johnson Of this city. They
all passed splendid examinations.
Inspector-G General Gecr Of Fort Worth
inspected this division of the Uniform Rank
knights of Pythias tonight at their armory
The division IS in regular training, drilling
two or three times weekly, preparatory to
going to Baird on the 10th inst, to be pres
ent during the fair, when grand time viii
be had, as this regiment of the Uniform
Rank viii be there
The Weatherford compress company's
compress viii be ready for active and regtl-
lar work next Saturday, and the Texas CON
sOlidatcd compress company's compress
viii start regularly Monday next Cotton
is coming in at the rate of twenty bales per
day, and selling as high as IS. ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-04
Deed of Trust Filed.

SpeclaI 10 inc ''aHttte.
WACO. TEX. Sept 81. Levine, dry
goods. etc. filed q deed of trust this after-
noon, Dan Wise, trustee. transferring his
stock for the benefit Of creditors as fol-
lows:
Providcnr National bank. $500: same
bank. $3.50; Waco State bank, $3.50: Cry
gessheim 4 Stemhard, New York. $50; Al
fred Abel, $50; Sanger Bros, So: First
NatOaa! 6duk, $50: same bank, S3]t:
Morrow. Pluuhett Il CO. SEQ: j. II. Sur
us. SIS: George Phillipowski. $500; J. y.
Early. SOB; i. Alexander, $1,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-04
On the North Fork of Red River.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
MANGUd GREER COUNTY, TEX, Sept
lin my report yesterday OF the killing of
the Indian Pollne, | was InisinfOrmed as to
the location. It was on the north fork OF
Red river neal Navajoe.
Our town was aroused quite early this
morning by 4 report that 200 Indians were
on this side of the river swearing vengeance
on the man who killed Poline, and made
such demonstrations that the people became
alarmed and sent here for the sheriff and
arms. Sheriff Little, with about twenty
armed men, Immediately left for the scene
of trouble.
The parties have just returned and say
the Indians have become quiet. After get
ting the dead Indian they seemed satisfied,
and no further trouble is anticipated.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-04

-.v Fo#E- sep @.-Ihc stock market
Hu.~ t0 show - steady decrease in the
Eg ue of business. and today trading was
.... moderate outside If half u dozen
which s'.- remain prominent.
..r H.. tc was still the prominent OBJ
.- u' attcutlou. aud rumurS We're stiu
.. uar concerning The application for 4
ssrN,r ~ omaha, making most mischief.
'.. Ce.ia-s seemed TO have no material
-"... s.t the stock WAS MOI IS weak as
'ar genera. listvas very quiet, and the
r. Dar fluctuations in nut few cases
.....a peep cent. while other stocks fol-
w aHgaia.F the course of the leaders,
"...,t getting far away from opening
ns b." opening was comparatively
..g ua4vy TO weak, taiOn Pacific and
U- aIcA showing declines Of "a per
.r. last nights figures in the early
wu.yh were principally affected
..'- FROST IN the Northwest, Caus-
n- lea" Western account.
"rra further TeJctiOnS7 in almost
g- nNreI.. III The selling of Changers
' r..ay.r4. supporters and OF Union
b. foreigners. This encouraged the
- element and they hammered the
-ue .ge Reactions We're in no
Co.,. Importance until the last hour,
F .c losses III Vanderbilt were largely
market continued 10 settle slowly in
h... socks. but rapidly enough in the
~ aati- the last few minutes or trad
r..u ne USUd. attempt 10 cover by
'..acrS resulted IN I small rally. and
..-n WIS quiet but steady At recover
Up. .H the lowest point. The active list,
e..". shows invariable losses Of 10 TO
h. "er cent.
.s.aa bonds, heavy 10 weak.
Government bonds. dali and easy.
~'a'e bonds, dull ana steady.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-04
Chiffon AT CLEBURNE.

His Speech RepIete with Democratic Wis
dom-Abbott stops Over.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
CLEBURNE, JOHNSON COUNTY. Ten. Sept.
1-Senator Chiffon spoke II the courthouse
here to-day The courtroom was filed
principally with farmers. He made mas
terly effort striking straight from the
shoulder and giving the sub-treasury
scheme Z beautiful black eye. The adyo-
Gates of this measure had been invited to
meet him. but as is usually the ease il this
county. none showed up. He advocated
the tariff as the main issue for 1892. and
made an eloquent appeal TO the Democracy
Of The South TO stand by the party and fight
to finish ali Corners representing ismS
and class legislation, and appealed TO them
10 still remain in the shade Of the sturdy
oak Of Democracy rather than seek shelter
under the iinpsOn weeds of a third party
Hon. 10 Abbott stopped over q few hours
to-day on his way home from Meridian.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-04

any official capacity, either in connection
with the commission or the Illinois corpora
ton conducting the fair, except as provided
in the act of congress creating The commits
sion. On motion of Commissioner De
Young. the resolution was laid on the table,
ard a motion TO reconsider this action was
also laid on the table
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-04
Storm at jefferson.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
JEFFERSON, MARION COUNTY. TEX, Sept.
I-Jeffe son was visited yesterday evening
By one of the hardest wind, rain and thuu-
Ger storms she has had for many days.
During the progress Of the storm lightning
struck the Kelley buildings on Polk street.
knocking a corner off Of one, and also struck
the residence of City Marshal James Ford,
damaging the house, but fortunately i'll
turing no one.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-04
National Columbian Commission.

CHICAGO, Ill, Sept. 3.-The Natioua,
Columbian commission re-assembled at !.
o'clock this morning. Commissioner Whit,
Of New Mexico offered resolution deci;iI-
ing that no member Of the commission
should accept any pay for mis- services in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-04

..lsECe Of the Gazette.
..NGrowN, PARKER COUNTY, Ten.
p Constable j c. DuuagaE arrested
Betti- between this place and Neals
.'NE ate yesterday evening for having
--r. on his person. He was brought
.- Feb iowa and bound over for his ap-
t..-.ace A the next sitting Of the county
Conrf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-04
6OARO OF PHARMACY
10 Session NJ Observation-Disclosures the
Uniform Rank knights of PYthiss

Special 10 the Gazette.
WrA1uEKFoRD. Tex. Sept. 3.-The board
Of pharmacy for the Forty-third judicial
district. DIss y {. Neer Of this city and
H. Ii. Mcconnell of .Iacksboro being pres
rut DR. sparrow of Decatur being absent,
have been in session here during yesterday
ana today, examining applicants.
The following gentlemen were granted
certificates: ). H. Walters Of Gibtown
". G. Kennison of Fort Worth W L. Sim
mons, Jr., formerly of This city, out now Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-04

Western Union Telegram h......-....-...... So
American cotton oil .......-...-..... -
Atchison, Topeka and Santa -Te. .-......... iOis
Denver, Texas X Fort Worth certificates. 49,,
Denver ana Rio Grarde preferred ...-...... 49,.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-04

Daily Movem ent at Interior Towns
GALVESTON. TEX, Sept. 3.
Decial to the Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-04
Exchange at New York.
Exchange at New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, LA, Sept. 5
Special to the Gazette.
Sterling Commercial, 60 days. 79sl94 So:
Francs 70 days-.....5 2s5s
New York sight-Banil ............ % discount
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-04

Comparative Statement of the spot Mar
Eets.
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON. TEX. Sept 3-The following
are tie closing quotations for cotton on tine
spot to-day al the leading markets. together
with the closing fOc middiirg yesterday, witA
to-dav'S sales:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-04

GALVESTON, TEX. Sept. 8
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-04
Receipts and Exports at all United states

Stocks at all United States Ports
GALVESTON, TEX. Sept g.
Special to the Gazette
STOCKS lh!S gay .tz3'5l
Stocks this day last S7,457
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-04

Cordova
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GrmfIe @efahr

brpbt Sebem, @anu, ggeit Sber Rinb, peI6e in etuem
a0nbestbetls tben, in BEN Eiebsr nus Mtlsbtf9werb.n
~srufFren, ba bic Refine Der maluriu .urtisen arantbeis
ten init her euft etuseatbmet unb nit BEN 9rinfpaeer
rsrf@ludt perben. BUR NentraltFruns tieier Gefabr
ii etne mebiotnifas s@uswebr u~ubsbtust uOtbwsnbis.
Wis Elm Mtttefs ur EeRtsuns nnb aelimuttfruns bes
GrRems, fptab es BEN Malaria Gift Wtherftanb let
ten gann, 1T Sofetter'e WlaSeubttters has unbersletG=
li@stefe unb pppuldrite. llnreSelmdbieteiten bes Mas
eens, Der 2eter unh Der Gtnseiretbe befbrbern MRaIaz
Iia; aber le werbeH bur@ bos Bttters f@leunisjt PER-
iaet. Die Werbauunsss rnb Muef&eienngss Sunfttpnen
nsrben bur@ haFeLbe bef6rhert unb etne trdftige iripcbl
als regelndbise Tunttton Der etni@Idsisen Srsane
bur9 feinen Gebrpu@ erSielt. Gs ttlbet dlfo etne Wfuftz
reEr Der meniAit@en Contribution Begen bic @eIbees
runsen, wel9e bic Mnlaria feIbt beim t~rdfttsReu
MtnlHen tets sur TpIse Bat, nnb III glei@aettig Elm
f&eres MttteI Sssen bic i<mmfsn Gaae ppI Ms6fas
unb aneu ~ionfisen Gtebern.
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Sesas 3.

- SIM gourtbaus au Bolton brad
am Sonatae @ormittas Geuer aus,
bos aber balb uieoer gsI6i@t tpurbe.
0erG6ieoeue 9lnaei9eu tpieien barouf
bin, baB es fi9 bier UNI bas @ert BON
8ranb ffiftern banbelt. Man f@ien es
beIonbers auf bic Office bes S9obmei'
tiers abseieten 81 babeu.
= Sn Der Ndbe BON gleife rift bieIer
Sage Gin ianser Garmer, Ramens
CHARLES GIauni9an, Elm tpilbes pferb,
bos nit Inn bur@sing unb ibn in cine
Gta6elbrabts Gen3 f6leuberte. Nabei
tuurbe benz ln9lhdli@en bos GIeif9
bes re9ten Beines. bonn Qnie abtpdrts,
bu9RdbIi9 bonn Gno9en abseriEen.
CT II. iebt nod entiebli@en Qualen bies
fer fir1terli9en @erleBung erlegen.
= Die Garnier bon Weoina @ountp
baben bei9loFen, f9 nit 9roBem Offer
on Der In bisfem 6erbfe Ia San gnto.
MIC ab3ubaltenen Gair au betbeilisen.
Nn Der @pibe bieier 8espeeuug itebt
Ssrr M. SaatboH.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir bas Mo.
@emblatt $3.50.
3etenbe Ngeutsa:
s. g. 8uid.
30. SdjDrDbin9.
M~nrtmilian Gntur.
6 . q | s.
9a9es : Gbrpnif.
l 6. so ara.

81. Safer Tiberirs seitorben.
1749. Carolina 2ucretia SerideI, Iitro'
nomin, seb. S9neIter unb @ebilfin bes gro.
bet Nftrpnoinen.s = sstss@sassad+az
1892. @uffab III, &6ris bon G9neben,
bur9 9tnfaritr0m t6btIid beripunbet. ~szt
1898. Nlpns 8luinauer (Didter) ge1torben.
1903. &ablanb erflGrt has bon ibmt err
pberte SinnIanb auf INNER NIT &uBlarb Ders
etni9t.
1918. greubens sriess e%rtldruns sesen
Sranfreid.
1915. @ilbeln, SSiirit bon Sranien, Naiau,
procldmirt it9 ais &6nie Der Gieber[attbe.
1849. BilReIm IL, &bnis Der @ieberlanbe
geboren.
1852. Die 8ebelen tperSen BET Cumberland
Monntain, &b,, gei9lasen.
1868. Is. 19. 2ansiepica bon Sdas
@pipsfb Bel Gbrobra &C. b%olftdnbig eei6Iagen,
Fiebt auf Sfterrei4ii4es @ebiet unb miro se>
fansem seiett.
1866. SdIadt BET @perbsboro', q. 6,
Union: II getDbtet, AT bertpunbet &ebel=
len: l08 setDbtet, $40 %berpun6et, 217 iebs
lenb.
1888. Sesrabaib bes beuti9en &aiiers @il,
belm I.
1889. 8unbestruppen bertreiben @niiebler,
pie it4 bereits in Sflabomta niebereelalien
babert,
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- Mus Berlin i9reibt man: &C.
beimratb b. &ottenburg, Der unter iSarf
8ismard 1nterIe::..etdr i'm 9ei9sfans.
leramte mar, CAB Elm Diner au @bren
bes ameritanif9en @efcrbten Wm.
Walter pbeIps. Sein 3ped mar, benz
ginfuB entgesensupirten, ben bic freis
iinnige Bartet bur@ bas BON Gr. Sart0
am 81. Geb. bemielten @efanbten unb
ben parteimitslieSern gegebeneEi Diner se.
mOnnen baben m6ge. Sie 6cIti9en
@dte bel biefem Bantett uarv:1 bors
nebmli@ @onietbatibe. litter ben Nn.
tpeien6er tuaren: @raf H6abofsR ar.
borT, Der Gubrer Ser aet@spartei:
Bartofsti bonn Centrum; ber preuBii9e
6aHbelsminifer Greiberr BON Ser.
lepf@; General BON 8erien; bic Ser.
rem SelmboIb uno Brofe6or bon @ueiif.
Soaite auf ben @sianoteu unb bic
Ser. Staten muroen ausgebra1t.
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Qllerfei,

Sn Der Na9t bonn gamfaa gum
9onntag ftarb mad f6merem 2eiben
Der Ilberman Der 6. Waro, 6err Sen,
rD Sitter i'm alter bon Sc Sabren.
9err Butter, Der ein Iansidbriger 8e>
tpobner SON 4Etonios lit. fiammt aug
O%iQenburg in ber probina NaHau. Gin
febr f1Iimmer &beumattsmus ben6tbigz
tie bor Surgeon bic Nmputation zines
Beines beg 6errt Bitter unb on ben
Golsen bieier amputation III er geftorz
Ben. Das 8egrabniB finbet beuff
Na6mittas UNI 4 ubr bonn $rauerbaus
ie, 720 Nufin' 9traBe, aus itatt.
= SIM .WeiBen glepbanten", einem
In Der Sub. GloresfraBe geIeeenem Sos
eirbauis, farb ON 6amitag Nbenb
gang pl6Bli@ Elm felt ettpa atpei Wo@en
bort pobnenber 6rember. Der ieinen Na.
men ols Daniel Maden a~neeeeben bot,
te. Mau fanb bel ibm $50 in Baar
uAb einen DepoFtenihein iiber $500 In
Der 20dwoDoi@en Ganf. Ser 8erftor.
bene bate NiemauSen In bet 6tabt, ber
iiber feline 6ertunft ae. ndbere Nuf.
f@llfe geben tonnte.
- Ser Sergeant Seinbutanu bon
Der Rompagnis H bes z. Safante,
rte. Regiments, bat feBt feinen Mbf9ieb
eenommen, nadbem er BEN Bunbes>
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