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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-07-14
A BELLE OF LlNcoLNs DAY,
Though fhat Was Year. A.o ~
thAss l. sim q fs.a...,eS, E''s' ma

'"onah That Was Years Ago. M, r.
N"Ass Is stili a Beautiful Woman
ar, Mr.. Kate Chase sat in a large es.,
chair N the cosy parlor Of a women IN ~
" ~ tills clty who was entertain;,,
re" of her friends She was tl,a oertj.,a4
o. Them NJ. this woman with ~ re1o..,,
q, Il past-9entie AMI still SO beantifri
oile was dressed in the deepe,,t blacL -
cue hea'est' most elegant description
rom which the warm pink glow If ths
cii.sKs ana lia, the blonde CLINT, Of hair
anu occasional rays from the shv sad
eyes were the sol- relief. She vss ~.
typical iady-not the lady Of rush and
missile and advancement. Of nrno,aas
platlorih Or pen-but the lady Of the
ura"lhg room, the boudoir. the carriaoe
quiet refinement, repose.
Although queenly in appearance when
standing she looked rather little ,voro-
an sitting down. Her form il fine 1ined
symmetrical, and Just plump enouob for
helght. Her head has a dionified b,,t
not naughty or aggressive yet on a well
turned neck, not noticeably long. Her
shoulders slope just right. with a faint
toucn Of womanly coquetry in their ex-
preston he lines Of bust and waist
are simply perfect, her hands and feaf
hotlceaDiy small. Her face il oval in
ontline, the flesh looks firm, the texfure
Of the SKIN II smooth and unspoiled bv
make up. She is decided blonde ~
that rare class Of blonde coloriDg which
can only describe a. "sunset." Her
forehead Is rather low and wide. with
slender arched brows and much refine.
rnent Of expression in it.
Her eyes are the most difficult in the
world to describe, however. bnt easv n
I illustrate. Y0u see but a half dozen
/ pairs Ike them in lifetime. Thew are
not large; they have a hidden" look
among the thick dark lashes, and thew
have always a look as if they had been
crying without the redness-the
I most fetching eyes on earth, irresisti-
/ bic III youth, suggestive Of first love
{ you doubtless can think Of a pair among
your lady friends. From the cast Of her
face one would imagine her nose to be a
straight Grecian, but 1t has the slightest
little tip upward which does net in any
way mar the symmetry Of outline. Her
lips are very red and full, with fascinat-
ing dints at the corners. Her hair is
masaed above her brow in large, loose
rings Of gold. a few glints Of silver
shade into the blonde in front Of the ears
without attracting observation.
Her fine black Henrietta cloth dres.
was tight fitting and double breasted
with crepe reveres, cuffs, foot band and
buttons. Her bonnet was close, small
well set back, with a long crepe veil fall
ing below her waist. A dull black flower
pin at her throat was her only ornament
She sits perfectly still while talking, bel
little hands folded in her lap, the vary
ing expression of her face and the light
ing and darkening of her wonderful
eyes alone accompanying the changing
thought Her voice is musical and ful
Of sentiment.
Her home is in Washington, but sht
was on here making visit to he
daughter Ethel, who Is a member d
Richard Mansfeld's company. - New
York Cor. Pttsburg Press.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-07-14
Little Money Feeds Many,

Mary WINFIELD in her report TO the
London School Dinner association says
The head teachers and the loca. com
mirtee are responsible for the selection
Of proper eases and for the suitable pr
vision If the meals given. Inc aSS.el'-
NON has hitherto been able 10 maAr "
rant in reply TO each suitable apii''-
NON. and during the last season 5heE
aided in the provision Of over 96S. .,V
meals. There are now more than o.
Uod children upon the rolls of London
elementary schools, The small proper
tiou Of : per cent, of neteSS't2os c'S :,
would give a total Of 1909 children ~
rive these children three dinners week
IL would cost over $3.50 per "eeA.
London Letter.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-07-14
A Movable Hitching Post.

Many curious things have been done
by absent minded or thoughtless per
SONS since the world began. but it was
only recently that a man hitched bis
horse 10 4 train Of freight cars which
had stopped momentarily during the
process known as making up trains =
The author Of This new idea Of hitching
had gone 10 East Buffalo TO draw a
load Of tow. Arrived. he looked for a
hitchins post or a stationary object OF
some kind which would answer the pur-
pose. but seeing none noticed the mo
tioniesS freight cars near by. and with
out further ado tied his rig thereto.
He had gone but short distance
when the ears started up and took the
rig along with then. Their speed was
not great however and after little
stroll with the train the horse was loos-
enei and taken back to its driver. -
Buffalo Express
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-07-14

They are fond of singing, the Persian chill
irsn are lr Is something they learn almost
as soon as they cam tod3le. But their sing
pr. would not he much faucied, I guess, by
American parents The whole art consists
in sustaining a note a long As possible. Il
makes small odds II the voice be QuaverjnS or
uarsh-so louS as the note is held the singer
deserves high praise. There Is very little,
ii any. time 10 these songs At least none IS
r,,>e-nizable Bur they give sort OF naSl
wang 70 them. Que such being pug in every
tune the voire gives cut, and the same sue
,,ession OF three ~ four notes which makes
the tune is repessel again and again. Cd
Won Sutherland IL The Cosmopolitan
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-07-14

Merchant Anything remarNaoie il'P
pen on Y ,ur last trip 81.
Drummer Remarkable. One ol ''ie
most phenomenal occurrences ever 7
hoard Of gave me such start that
haven't got over it yet 1t was On tue
night express east. -,
well Well What was it
"The train suddenly stopped ana
when the passengers began ASKING :: 'I, ne
conductor what was the mater he diuh |
rush away. nor hew nor haw' nor any
thing He just stood still and 'oiu
them. Good Nsx2
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-07-14

TACOMA, Wash, June 1, 1891.
Dr. j. E. .Iordan, ssattie. Hash.-DEAg sTR:
have been taking your medicine seven
weeks. and it gives me the greatest pleasure
10 tell you and every one else Who will lis
ten how much good they have done me.
When think Of what have suffered and
how many doctors have tried their skiII on
me 70 no earthly good, how they nave filled
me with morphine, chloraI and other poi
s9ns gntii / was nearly crazy. and nos
many hundreds Of dollars my poor husband
has paid ont ID the last three years before
We heard Of your wonderful cures, / am as
tonished 70 zee myself to-day able to go all
over the city. able to do my houseworE and
after busy day to lie down and have a
whole nights good sleep. Dear Doctor, my
husband and I are very thankful 10 yoI for
what your medicines haze done for me
Mas. jCILA LnNsDALE,
2i0l Pacific avenue, Room y.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-07-14

Adrieu Poucet. the father Of engine
drivers in France, has had the Cross OF
the Legion Of Honor awarded him by
NJ Carn5t for long and merltouous ser
vice. In 1882 this veteran drove the
first locomotive made in France, over
the line from Saint Euenne 10 Rouen'
and also conducted the first engine on
the railroad from Paris 70 saint German.
Poncer. who is IS years Of age, has mad
fortv-eigbr years of engine driving.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-07-14
cnAxaEs or CLIMATE

-.,t,le than il generally known. Par
gH mgEV III ~ ease 10 Instances mere the
lsal3f-s H., h delicate. ana niBpug onr imInf
sdsil .,,..i,uton seeking HeN homes ia thGss
9mui PP5 thr West, and where malnIial and
g5fl5lf, Ger prevail al csftain seasons u ,hs
isph0Ili y f.i prrHafatiVe for change Of eli
yeaE Nv ij.f ana ssatef which that change ne
ngi+ of usstctfers stomach Bitters, which
ss.sila!ls ,tifies the syfteu against malaria, q
10 an4 .a,,t4.ratufe damp, and the facilitating
,s. sssi ,o b.! a : Sisa i4e ys lea ca
remedy Ity troubles specially apt a. attack
pls.ni' End visitors t. regions near the equa
snisiisls 800 and tourists Whether used ~ i
iafi Ilp..i XXI sea Y1yAEers, travellers by land
.lieFnH" n aerlculturisfs In newly populated
miner III. 8ne specific has elected the mos
ai,.,iim1ble testimony
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-07-14

Dr.. Hams Indian Pile Ointment will cure
Blind, Bleeding aud EsehIug Piles when all other
osnEments have failed IL ahxoF5a the tuao-s
alisFs the itching at once, arts a. a poulfIce.
gives infant relief. d.. WILLIAMS India Pile
Ointment Il prepared only for Piles and itching
Of The private parts. ard nothing else EYefy
box s WARRANTED Sold by dEHgxists, or sent b
mail on receipt 81 price. So an 81 per BOX
WILLIAMS MANUFACTURING CO..
Proprfet0rs, Cleveland. o.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-07-14
How,s THIS

We offer One Hundred DoiIars- reward for ans
case Of estaFrh that tanBot b. cured b. taking
Hall Cafdfrh Cure
T. J. CHENEY 4 co. P-ops, Toledo o.
We, the underzigaed. have known F. j. Chensy
ier the last Is years. and believe him perfectly
honorable "a ali business transactions and anan-
ciallg able % carry Out any obligations made by
their fTIa. WEST TRUAx,
Wholesale Dr13gizts, Toledo. ..
WAIDISG, KiSNAS & MAKyfx,
Wholesale Druggists, ToIesIs, o.
Halls Catsrrh Cure Il taken Internally, acting
directly ufzon the blood aud nfieons s7Irfzees Oi
the system. Testimonials sent free Price, 75e
per bottle sold b all Druggists
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-07-14

There is some talk Of Bishop Hare's
REIMBURSEMENT of his work as missionary
hish1n 81 south Dakota in order 10 take
charge Of field OF religious labor IN ia
pan. but the clergyman himself s'Ss 'i i.1
his visit to Japan may not result IN MS
giving up his work in Dakota, iil!
Hare belongs TO an eminent Philadelphia
family.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-07-14

Moth BESD, wash. jane Z, 1891.
Dr. j. Esaene Jordon, Seattie, Wash DEAE
SIR; am happy 70 say that two
weeks use Of your medicines has done me
50 much good that am going to start ont
prospecting tomorrow. The pain in my
eyes has almost entirely vanished. Yours
truly. HEEBEe1 O. PowERs.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-07-14

The goed old doctor, too esger in dispute,
Fiev high and a. biz Christian fury rose,
Damned ali for heFetics who dared oppose.
And this old ignorant faastic-
Well, of eour-e. was anti Hisiagen4tie.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-07-14

Dr. Jordan's office IS at the residence Of
ex- Mayor ester Third and James.
Consultations ard prescriptions absolute
~ frse
Send for free book explaining the Histo-
genetic system.
CaUTIoy The Hist0genetie Medicines
are sold IN but one agency in each town.
The label around the bottle bears the fol-
lowing inscription: % Or. J. Eugene JOr-
dan, Histogenetic Aelicine-n Every other
device is a fraud.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-07-14

When an article has been sold for u years,
in spite Of competition and cheap imita-
tiOns, Il atust have superior quality. Dot
bins Electric soap has been constantly
made aud sold since iaJ5. Att g9ur groesr
far Il. Best Of all
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-07-14

WANTED The sdtresssx Of al soldiers y 10
ca, n.r1c, hossssts1tad 4 Isss number 81
So|CieHo acres than 80 and made tina.
HnMceTctIS gsnoi On the SANG .esore IEns
QDWl3 LAuS =. ls-4 ~ z moses. P @
80x rs. Denver Coin. Mention this u1rar
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-07-14

We positively cure rupture and ali rectal dis
cases without pain OF detention from business
dsess for pamphlet DFs- PorserneId & Losey, 81
Market street gan Francisco
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-07-14
PILEs, PrLEst PILEsl

It is peculiar that the hsster a fnan is :
sooner age viii 0vertake hiIe.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-07-14

If success be the true test Of merit, it is a
settled fact that Brslcs.s bronchial Treehsz'
have no equal for the prompt relief Of
conghs colds and throat tronbLes.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-07-14
pfunder.s oregon Head Pur,sier

The WORT thiu- abort life j. thar therr are ~
many 3 ~ are t1o Oh % stArt over again.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-07-14

\ Tough Tr4th-~Joyiss i. the best man f0r
Governor Yes, bull the best man never get.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-07-14

man Is willing that woman should have
she la=t wUrt i she 9niy gays = e7-
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-07-14
FRAZER AXLE
II I;I \ |; Y 5; s'::: GREASE
MONEY TO LOAN

81 VENTS ma amounts az sou 20 $4,000. hi e.
81 GENT annual interest. with privilege tn pay the
"|N ilne AFTER wears, Ne loan - per cent,
n, Nl9 iNNhyr lands. city improved and acre
g''5, W l.lil iull amount to buy ar build homes,
1,.t' 'h pay MS at the rates named below. >l-t
49,. "F - 's9 hi-mouthly. cor S2t.66 quarterly. er
ASS. ny mouths et.-H, ur once - year rN'tA tNe
ma = Hi'AtS rvlevrad tu are payments ou tle
s,1 W 't.-. and said payments include Interest
~. t.iN'l HNl 10 get rates 0u larger lptuS double
& i-urr for each additional ~ tshl wanted sl.t,0
M tl iat ana build YOU home. the money cost
s,,la ,,trhsi Hho prinupal3 3 Is month. amt s
t55 in idF pay ucut ut a homie, lSu't tins better
rttl ' t&- $50, rlA or sal per month rent and ENl
y.1 S,C '3'F y house Hi $40 per mouth would cu~i
os-.- PER year, aud "a houv pi your own would
srj ~ - ,l2-SJill less than rent. Call or SCI
t7si ~ Prospectus giving all particulars, The Mt
Is - u cam and Building syndicate home o.
.svi ~ '4eu, Sumerv street, Jersey City, New Ict.
Ni,s, 1'Ltt0 Northwestern office. No. IL ihlrd
' vogtihue, Oregon. b. +. LOWER, Ascent
NJ n. U, No. S95--S. F. n. Z. No. ATE
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the best remedy for ina dread disease. iyspep-
sis. Tor Il regulates he Emphatic system and
os1 secretionE.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-07-14
rs sometimes said patent

It's sometimes SAID patent
nedicines are for the igno-
rant. The doctors foster this
idea.
The people" we're told,
pare mostly ignorant when it
comes to medical science
Suppose they are What
sick man needs is not knowl-
edoe. but a cure, and the medi-
zine that eures is the medicine
for the sick.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery cures the j." do
believes " and the " don't be-
Ieves." There's no hesitance
about it, no eff" nor posi-
bly,
1t says" can cure you,
only do as | direct.
Perhaps it fails occasionally.
The makers hear Of it when it
does, because they never keep
the money when the medicine
fails 10 do good.
Suppose the doctors went
on that principle. eve beg
the doctors pardon. 1t
wouldn't do !!
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-07-14
RUPTURE AND PILES CURED.

a., glove aght' Trying 70 pot ~ On Z
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-07-14

Choking, sneezing and every
other form of catarrh in the
head, is radically cured by
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
Fifty cents. By druggists.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-07-14

eEnanaeIine Store polish. 40 dur, NJ, smell
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-07-14
DON'T.

Don cheat your self
out Of a good smoke by
taking a poor I'M t a t i on
for the genuine Seal Of
North Carolina Plug
Cut Tobacco.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-07-14

Tar GzaMEA for breakfast.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-13
@esu,iiGitc teIesrapb;Sde SepeSd)em.

= ". s. Sonlf fpur0e am Samta9 Abeuo
su 9orbonpllle bel 9ancatcr, 30, in elrem
burb Srunfenbeit peraniaBteu Streite DON
Sbos. Gager geld)onen uno lebeusgetabr-
lid permuuOet. Gaaer lit perhaItet.
- -3u 9arfspiIe, flint Ntelen pon @ilz
fesbarre. Ha., bat itd) Die GrboberIldd)e
iiber Der s3ed)e Der yaiu9itonzG Goalz@o." Su
ienfen begOnnen, IND Die SepOhner bes Srz
tes fiird)ten iiir ibr Gi9entbum unb ibr Sc.
ben. 0icbrere Sduier iinO bereit5 erbebli9
beld)dpi9t.
= Sm YottSpl1e. 8a., ipurbe ser @runb<
ftein Der neuen ct. Yatrtd5 STRIDE i'll @e=
genlpart pon ninOeiteus 10000 Wenldeu
pOn grsblidof &gam bon YbilaOelpbia &C.
le9t.
= Semi. g. @aoe'S @rocerp, io,pie ein
benafbarteS gSOhubauS su Wiiluile, N.~S.,
brannten geitern friib nieOer. Serlut $4,000.
DIAN permutbst, OaB DaS 6euer pon gin>
bretern angelegt murbe, melfe porber
gSaOe's vaDen 9epliinpert batten.
= SonraO Sennetter, melher Die Sdladt
am 9Sounpeb Since Greet in1 lesten SnOaz
rerfrieg mitmad)te, bat am letten Samitag
Su ct. Suuls Jtatteuglft eiugeuomnlen unO
ipirb wabrIdeinlid) i.erbeN.
- 6rau &ate 9Sillianls III Souiton, Ser.,
hat eln Hinp, etneH &naben, nit uoQtom=
men aus9ebllbeten 3Gbnen sur sSelt &C.
bradt. 9aS Slnb il1 mullter uuO geiuuD.
-@r-S Staotaumalt gSbite bat i'll Dem Sc
ridltSslmmer SIT amiterpam, 9t.sY~, ben
leelgen Staotaumalt NepnolbS einen Gig
ner titulirt unO yeObrfeigt. Gr mirb pe9en
DiiBadtuug Der @erIdtSautoritQt beltrait
Non Sp,,r n.N-A III ~ ~
megen angrifiS uertlageu.
= 9lnS @ape Dian, 9t.-S., fommt bic in=
tereHante 9tahrid]t, pab Erdiihent 'parrliou
gciern Soruittag mlt ielner Srau III Die
STRIDE gng mo rem 9taAmtttdg aui Der Se=
rauOa i'll elner 9aHgematte liegeno nit @eieu
uerbrdd)te.
= JObert GGis, ein 14=jdhriger gieger,
murOe Oil Sanlitag 9lbeno III Sopefu, &5.,
gerape ais er aus elmer STRIDE tra1, erldoi.
len. Itan bat teiue Spur bon Oem &Bdter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-13
Ste ySta4a.n

Can 0tes 0, Gal., II. Suit. =
Gs ldcint, oaB Die rStata" langer iu
Sanoen Der Sunoes SebOroe bleibeu
wIro, als man 5uerit annabm. 9ti9ter
JioB crflart ii6 bereit, oas 6abr,eus
9e9en Siir9Itait frciSusebcn, inOeiien
mleoer, ipie pcrlautet, Die Caution auf
einen 10 bOben Setras feitieecu, bub e5
5lpeifclbalt lit, oh iie 9eleiitet psroen
tann. Gs lino iibrisens 5mei slgentcn
Der dileniidlcn GOn9reBpartei auf ser
rStata" al5 galla9iere nit bierber ses
fOmmen, unO oieielben iOlienSultruftion
babcn, Siir9idaft su irseno elnem So
TRACE SIT leiltcn. SobalO 9fidter GoB
BON Gan 6ranSisco Suriiffebrt, lusroen
weItere Sdritte eriOlscn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-13

Trafioent SariuaS ansebIid1 sur 1Iudt be-
reit. - Die Iiniiter eincs Weudleln,oro=
perfudps amscfiaat. = 8teppIutiouare Gre
bebnnaeu.
eta D tzW erifo, II. Suli.-gin
Srief aus Guatemala meloct: Gin
bel bsllem Gage senladter Seriud, Srn.
Saborio, Ben grHnocr Ser 3eituns
81 erOniita," gu ermorben, miro ber
Gc9leruns sur Sait selest. 81 Gros
ntita" perOffentlidt einen 9l'tifel, mel
der G'eredtisfeit foroert unO ben
Yraliocnten Sariuas auffuroert, Die
MOroer nnter icinen So fliusen au lu=
den. 9arillas bat, Inn Ben Sdein 3u
iuabren, ie,u &abinet sur Steiignation
aufsciorOert. gSeun CT pOlle @erebtigs
felt ilben mill, 70 miro er mebre leiner
Wtiuiiter perbaften laiien miihen. Ga
borio's gSunoen iino 9eidbrlih. = Die
Steuun9 bcs Bralibentsn Sarillas ilt
itarf erldiittert, unO wiro taslid fritIs
ider."
lStabt Merito, -. Suli.-Siez
ii9e &auileute baben telesrapbiide 9ta9z
rlbtcn aus Guatemala crbalten, laut
welden iid BrG lioent garillas Sur
6ludt pOrbereitet. = Gine anbere Oepe=
lde aus Guatemala entbdlt 6Olsenoes:
r9tadrldtcn aus SueSaltenansO erscs
ben, oaB OaS @ebirge nit unsufrieDenen
Wfannerm 9efiillt lit, welde einen Siirs
9crtrle9 uorbereiten. GepolutionareYrOz
flanatlonen werOeu aaentbalben perOfz
ientlidt. Si5 jcet baben iid Sic Snz
lur9enten nod ni9t pereInl9t, >unb bic
Grbebunsen waren Oaber iolueit unbez
bcutenb, inOeilen iiaO iest Sdritte 5um
gemeinidaItlihen Sl6lagem imgangc.
Bralioent SariaaS ididt Sruppen nad
Sue5altsnanso, ob9leib er bebauptct,
oaB tciue 9tepOlutiOu eriltire."
Sine 0epelde aus Gan Sole, Gotta
silica, meloct: rTeciprO5itat nit ben
Scr. Staaten mirD ais nOtbmenDi9 erz
adtct, anno ale BON BEN 9lmerifanern
geforOertem 3useltanbniiie iOlcn beiuils
ll9t weroen. So lta silica miro al Der
Sblca9o'er @eltaus ltelluns Sbeil nebz
men, Oa eS erwartet, baB oie Sereinigz
ten lelue Hro0nfte faufen mer0en."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-13
Cpissm;d)as1saaeI.


Gbicaqo, y. Suli. 5Obn 9.0tepnolos
tuurpe geltern stbeno i'm uYb6uirz 6otel"
perbaftet, ais er 9eraoe cine Site, in ueld,er
iid 26O Yfunb Opium beianDen, bonn
llnion-0epor erbieIt. Gr bate i'd fir Ell
ueu Zimmerman ausgegeben uno bebaups
tete, Die Siite entbalte ieine gSerfseuae.
Giuige gSerfseuge lageu obenauf, uno oas
Spium mar parunter perpadt. Der @eian=
gene 1T ehpa 35 Sabre alt uub bat iid), mie
er iaat, MIR ieit swet 5asen in Der Stapt be.
funoeu. SpeSial Sdatamtsagent 8. s.
Gromlep be9te id)on ldusit ben @eroadt,
baB Die hieiigen @hineleu ourd) Sdnugaler
nit Opium perieben wirOeu, uno qiaubt
nun, bab HepuOlOS NIT elmer reaelmdba
oraaniiirten Sfmugglerbaube oil Der Bacts
fictiIite in Scrbinouug ftebt.
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SaS set ses uNoraweitlid)cr Sdi,=
Gcr1ttss0eS. -ScSGsaitsfi,uttQ.

SO Wilwaufce, @isc., II. Suit
Die @eidaftSiieung bc5 r0torOwcitltz
den Sanger6unoe5" wuroe beute Sors
nlitta9 III Der rSieoertafelsSuQe" ub9es
baltcu. Sr. OIar $oiribielo bon Otiuz
neapolis fibrte ben Soriis. Der bonn
SetrctGr Or9elcleneSerl6t Id Bt CT Ieben,
oaB bic 3abl Der sum gunOc scbOrenoen
Seretne 1id Don 81 anf 43 ielt 1889 erz
DObt bat. 9a5 nddle Sauserfeit wirb
IN 1894 in "a Grolie, 9Sisc., ab9ebaltcn
weroen. Dian elni9te li1 auI Oieie
Staot, nadOem Die Delegation BON Oaz
benport, Some, wel6er Srt suerit in
Surlala9 9cbradt wurOe, erfldrt bate,
oaB Die 9s9enpdrtigcn SerGaltniiIe Die
llebernabme oes San9ericlteS uerblcten.
U. Canaan BON Ntiluaufee muroe als
PraliOent uuo 6erOinanD S6legel BON
Chicago ais Sicez Bralioen erlpablt.
Seute IbeuO muroe bas leete Gonscrt
9eseben, nno morgen idliebt baS Seit
nit einrr grnBen @arabe unb einem gics
mic im S6lie idsn Yarf. Oiau erwarz
tet, oaB norgen uiele Sauicnoe BON
6rcmoen iiA bier cinIinoen weroen, Da
bon allen SauptOrten im Staate uno
bis bon 9fodiOro, Sis, beraui Grtraz
Sl'sc naA W}llmaufcc labren werOeu.
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Ser s,@paagc.ia" ssife ,par 1,s,=
fG;t.loia.

Stalcis +, 9t.>G,, II. Suli.-SOr
ctwa elncm Wtonat bra1te Sri. Otag>
gle Wps, ELL aus ahtbarcr 6anlille
ltammcnoes, juugeS WoOGen, ein &inO
sur 9Selt. CIV crtlarte Sucrit Den
Gpangcliitcn Site iiir ben Sater,
ltelltc Dies icOod lpater wicber III 2lbz
reoe, uno eTbGrtcte beute eiblid, DaB
9lobert Ofihacl Der Sater lei. Sbre brei
Sriilcr G9arleS, Sobn un0 GalOwell
OtOe foroerten Oaraufbin Oti6ael auf,
!Otagglc su beiratbcn. Sin &umpi entz
itano, III mclbem Samuel OtOs, Gin
Setter beS MaoAenS, suiduis setOOtet,
unO Sbarles Otos, lOwle 9tobert Oiiz
dael pcrpunoet wurocn. Sobn nnD
Galomell Otob luurbeu inter Der 9tnz
fla9e perbaftet, Samuel OiOs 9etOOtct
III baben.
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NssS Wcrifu.

Stabt Merifo, -. Suli. Der
britiide gclanote Cir Spencer ct.
5obn CAB seltern 9lbenb Elm ganfett,
wcldem graiioent 0iaS, Sic &abinctsz
lnitgiieOer unO lammtli6e Wtit9lieoer
bes DiplOmatli9en 9orps beipobnten.
- Der Gouperneur be5 Staates San
2ui5 BotOii ipiro bemnadlt bie Ser.
Staaten beiaden. = Die @rfuriion Scr
merifani ideu @eitaitsleute, luslde iid)
iber bie r0tationalbabn" nud BEN Scr.
Staatcn begeben wcroen, pcripri6t, ii6
su elmer 9roBartigcn su seitulten.