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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-28
white Elephant Indeed.

PHILADELPHIA, October 27.-The ST.
berian Exile Petition Association has a
white elephant on its hands. Having
secured the signatures OF over a mil
lion American citizens to the petitions
requesting the Car Of all the PuSsisS TO
infuse by example little more of the
milk of human kindness into his realm,
the question arises before them, what
will we do with it? How get it before
his august and imperial majesty?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-28
MANUEL MARIA ALDUNArE
And His ComPanl0ns Murdered In Colo
blood Sear Quito.

PANAMA, October 16.-Chilian ad-
vices say: The news concerning the
murder of Mr.. Manuel Maria Aldunate
and his companion CanpolicOno Villota,
has been confirmed. They were taken
prisoners on the fifth of this month by
an officer and thirteen soldiers, and
while on their way to Quito they met
a band of Balmaceda's dispersed SOL
dlers, who are still marauding in that
vicinity, and who commenced blaming
Aldunate for their defeat.
The two political prisoners tried to
escape by the Palmilla hills, but they
were overtaken and murdered by their
accuserS. The next morning their
bodies were found stark naked.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-28
Awarded 5000 Damages.
IL .I.-.r.r, tn a. Drnf,fcr

WESTON, w. VA, October 27.-Some
time ago Elmer Graves, brakeman on
the West Virginia and Pittsourg rail-
road, was killed while 10 the discharge
OF duty. VIM. Woddell, as admnistra-
tor, brought suit against the company
at the present term of court for $4,000
damages. The jury to-day rendered a
verdict granting SO, 900 damages. The
plaintiff was represented by Hon. John
J. Davis and w. 3. McGary and Judge
John Braunon and Hon. John A. Hutch
inson appeared for the defendants.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-28
Murderer caruso.s Trial Begun.
Lnl reilnrnn, 70 tha Rertstsr.

Spectdg Iett9TuHI 20 tIs' IEeBEsI0''
WELLsBURG. October 27.-The Caruso
murder case came up this morning be-
fore Judge Boyd.
Braddock. McCleary and Hindman
appeared for the prisoner and Prosecu-
ting Attorney Hervey for the State.
The morning was spent in argument as
to whether the jury had been drawn in
accordance with the recent law. Judge
Boyd sustained the jury.
Fifteen Jurors were selected and the
panel being exhausted sixteen addition
al have been Summoned to appear to-
morrow. Carusots crime was the killing
Of Gallo, also an Italian, opposite Steu-
benvllle, IL year ago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-28
FOR MURDER
II. G. Caldwell on Trial in steubenvIlle for
Killing Turkey" Weems.

Special Telegram TO tbs ReOtstsr.
STEUBENvILLE, o., October 27.-The
trial of H. G.. Caldwell, indicted for
murder in the first degree for shooting
and killing Charles L., alias Turkey"
Weems on the evening OF the goth Of
last March Easter Sunday commenced
this morning in the Common Pleas Court
with Judge John S. Pierce on the
bench. j. +. Daton and John M. Cook
appeared as attorneys for the defense,
and Prosecuting Attorney f. E. Erskine
and A. 81. Battin for the State.
The shooting was the result of alleged
liberties taken by Weems with the
wife Of Caldwell on the Saturday night
preceding the murder, while party
were at Caldwell's house on South Sixth
street drinking beer. Caldwell became
intoxicated and laid down on the floor
and went to sleep, and the occurrence is
alleged TO have take place while he
was in that condition.
The killing took place on South
street. Caldwell came along, and after
remarking: "Weems, that was dirty
trick you did me last night" pulled out
the revolver and fired several shots,
killing Weems almost instantly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-28
ESCAPED PRISONER ARRESTED.
Broke Jail In Cincinnati and Located In
Wheeling.

Last night Sheriff Val Helm, Of Gin
clnnatl, arrived In the city In quest Of a
prisoner who broke jail in that city last
January. The fellow was up for burg
larry, and the Sheriff had been carefully
shadowing the fellow for some
time, at last locating him
10 Wheeling. In company with
Officers Carney. West and Gaus. he Wis
ited Ed. Dennis place on North Market
street early this morning, and found the
fellow In bed st the house.
Two OF the officers were sta
toned outside 20 prevent any
possibility Of escape. The fellow made
no resistance, however, and was taken
10 the police station. He gave bis
name as Tom Marshall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-28
TIE CREW MAssACRED.

They Mistreated Alaskan Women and
their Husbands and Friends Killed all
on Board.
SAN Francisco, October 27.-Louis
Duffy, fireman on board the steam
whaler Grampus has arrived here from
Ounalaska on the MohCan. He brings
confirmation OF the news that the crew
of the Grampus have been massacred
by natives.
Duffy says he deserted the Grampus
at Port Clearance July 4, 1890, on ac-
count of i'll treatment. Duffy spent
nine months among the natives at Cape
Prince Of Wales, and says three natives
from Point Barrow related how the
crew of the Grampus had abused native
women while the ship was fast in the
ice at the Mackenzie river.
The husbands and friends Of the
women attacked the ship killed all but
a few on board and took complete pos
session OF the vessel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-28
JIM HALLS CHALLENGE
70 Peter Maher, the Irish Champion Mid
dIe-Weight-Either Fight or Boxing

To Peter Maher, the Irish Champion Mid
dle-Weight-Either a Fight or Boxing
bout.
CHICAGO, October 81. "Parson"
Davies tonight issued the following:
"On behalf of Jim Hall, the cham
pion midde-weight pugilist OF Austria
liza, l herewith extend the following
IIeoVy -"otstrv lJpe,.qn--Nlahe h er chan MON
Hall wilt fight Mr.. Maher for the
largest purse any responsible
club will guarantee and a side bet
of satisfactory dimensions, to a finish,
Marquis Of Queensbury rules, within a
reasonable time, the Irish champion hot
to weigh more than 10 pounds. Mr..
Hall will box Maher six rounds in any
place agreed upon for the gate receipts,
Maher not to weigh more than 175
pounds. l understand that Mr.. Will
liam Madden is looking after Maher's
interests, and hope that he will accept
one of the above propositions.
1Signed CHAs. Z. DAVIES"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-28
Trssns Harmed ~ rramn

q, ''-,,.'i'lNGHANi, Ala, October 27.-On
'.'mlngham and Atlantic railroad
--.,'13y passenger train OF TWO
,,'..- ,-.-eS went through burning trestle
r,-..-'5-lIe feet high and was entirely
,,-' ,,--'-led. All the passengers broke
r-'-.-|A windows aud escaped unhurt.
vs.Deer NOrthcutt and the fireman
ss-- S4'.ed out Of the wreck by the pas
!, ssIS' both hurt, but not dangerously
r. tramp had slept in cabin near
"a ~ 80 Sst II atre and left it, so the tres
Naught from the cabin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-28
washipgton Labor Day Parade.

0psctuE IeEtQI uHt 10 W. I'VV''7V''
WASHINGTON, PA, October 27.-The
labor element of Washington celebrated
to-day. The principal street were parad-
ed in the afternoon. p. j. Mcclure,
Secretary of the Carpenters Union, OF
Philadelphia, and r. j. Davis, OF ALE
gheny, were to address meeting OF
the laborers in the evening but were
unable to be present and the assembled
crowd WAS dismissed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-28
GrSERAL BEAUKEeARD INNOCENT

%. ANY Connection Whatever With tho
Management Of the louisiana Lottery.
ST. Louis, October 2T.-In a publish
ed Interview, Gen. q. Z. BeaureGard,
R-o is in this city, states that he knows
-.,1ng of the Indictment issued for his
Arrest He also says that he was in no
Fly connected with the Louisiana Lot
e'y Company, being neither an officer,
Director or StockhOlder in the corpora
.1l, and has nothing whatever 10 do
With It, except In conjunction with Gen.
--r.y, 20 see that the drawings are con-
Quoted fairly and honestly.
lie says that outside OF superintend-
-s The monthly drawings, he knows no
one about it's business affairs and how,
% by whom it is conducted than an out
>le-, and that he would decline to
serve 10 the above capacity II the in
,-'li'oo was run in violation Of the
avs Of the State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-28
Democratic city officials Elected.
o,,.,,J ,U,I,cro,, In IN Rs1fstsy.

PARKERsBURG, w. VA, October 27.-
The Democratic City Council, last night,
after months Of disagreement, elected
a city collector and city clerk. Al.
Zilenzger was elected collector, with j.
Rsgsg " %s sfiaSE2stRgd iaSaE2stRgd eIsfR eIRa Capt pfnS W cy y
Offices are at last In the hands of Demo
Gratis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-28
Emperor william on Morality.

BERLIN, October 27.-The Reichsdn-
zt9er (officiaD, by order Of Emperor
William, comments editorialIy upon the
deplorable immortality prevalent ia Ber-
lin, and enjoins the local authorities 70
adopt energetic measures for the sup
preston Of men who live upon the
earnings Of prostitutes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-28
FIywheel Explodes.

GREENvILLE, PA, October 27.-A
fiywheel exploded at Kimberly's rolling
mill to-day, tearing large hole in the
roof and injuring i've men. Two of the
men were working on the roof and were
thrown thirty feet In the air. They
will die.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-28
MoAnllfye and CardITMatched.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 27.-The
San Francisco Athletic Club has
matched Joe McAulifTe and Patsy Cardiff
to fight to finish in December.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-28
The Australian Won the Battle.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 27.-Con
Riordan, OF San Francisco, and Billy
Smith of Australia, heavyweights, bat
tied at the California Club tonight for
a $1,000 purse. Riordan was the
favorite. Twenty rounds were fought
when Smith was deClaIed the victor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-28
Avery, Very snrht rremnr.

CHARLESTON, S. c., October 81
s,ioS. ,IJu' one o'clock Monday morning a
viii. earthquake was felt at Somer-
ban. =! -! lew persons. In this city per-
inss,1us ous OF two in every ten thousand
lhs 800 800 tnat they also felt ik But
VI, no. ,sul9r was so Insignificant that Il
1's deemed worthy OF note.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-28
NOTES OF TIE RIVER.
News About the Boats and Boatmsn on
the Ohio.

WARRES, Pa, October 27.-River
stationary at low water mark; weather,
cloudy and cold.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, October 27.-
River feet s inches and rising:
weather, cloudy and cold.
The marks on the landing at midnight
indicated 3 feet ! inch OF water In
the channel and rising slowly.
The Matt Allen madea trip to Park.
ersburg yesterday morning..
The Phillips resumed her reeulsr
trips between this city and Bellalrs
yesterday. An acteient YESTERDAY
caused delay Of few hours.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-28
Gnrfiald Park Rasnlts.

CHICAGO, October 27.-Garfeld Park
results: First race, one mile-Iowa
won; time, 1914. Second race, three
fourthS mie-Tom Stevens won; time,
1:l6L. Third race, declared off. Fourth
race, mile and sixteenth-Gulinda won;
time, 1853. Sixth race, three-fourths
mile-The Deacon won; time, 1:164.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-28
Two Moro Postmasters Named.
a. nj TflSrr0,,, IN fbS RsOisfer


WASHINGTON, d. c., October Ell.
Watring has been appointed postmaster
at Brookside, Preston county, West
Virginia, in place of w. Trucb, re-
signed, and p. Clipper, at Georgetown,
Monongalia county, In place of w. C.
Miller, resigned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-28
A WEST vIRGINIAN's SUIT
In the United States Court of Claims That
Rife Patents
SpteiaE TsleGrGn 20 tss Rs0tstsT.

SpCc1dE Telegram 20 tas Register.
WASHINGTON, D. c., October 27.-A
case OF interest to West Virginia, in
voiving millions of dollars, will soon
come up in the Court OF Claims here. 1t
is that Of George A. Morse, formerly OF
Harper's Ferry, for infringement Of
patents on breech-loading rifles.
The case has been pending for long
time, and Morse died about a
year ago. Before the war
Morse had gun factory at
Harper's Ferry and in the suit against
the Government ii is claimed that he in
vented the breech loading rifle and that
the government Is now using the prin-
ciple of his invention in the Springfield
rife.
Morse claimed something like ten
million dollars from the Government,
which will set up as a defense that
Morse was Confederate and furnished
arms and ammunition to the Confed-
eracy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-28
MR.. CLARKsON SAID
Elkins' appointment as Secretary of War
Is Decided Upon.
on.e;nL T.lsora,n 10 the ReoiSte-

WASHINGTON, D. c., October e.
Gen. John S. Clarkson is quoted to-day
as saying that the President had practi-
cally decided to appoint Mr.. Stephen
B. Elkins to succeed Mr.. Proctor as
Secretary OF War.
1t is the impression that Mr.. Proctor
will not retire to accept the Vermont
Senatorship until the middle OF Novem-
Der or the first OF December. Southern
Republicans here are very much pleased
at the prospect of Elkins' appointment.
as they claim it will be a recognition OF
the party in the South.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-28
COMMITTED SUICIDE.
One OF the Kendall Company Cuts His
Throat i'm q Hotel Bath Room.

IhrOat IN - hOtei batn Room.
New YORK, October GA. NJ. Den
niSon, IS years old, an actor connected
with the Kendall Company, committed
suicide between 2 and o'clock this
morning by cutting his throat in the
bath room OF the Hotel Arno, Broadway
and Twenty eighth streets. He had
been attended during the past week by
Prof. Joseph Ewing.
DcnniSon was greatly depressed in
spirits and was not able TO take his part
in the performance last night. Mr..
DenniSonS bed was found to have been
disturbed this morning and it was evil
dent that he had slept in It during the
night. 1t is supposed that he arose
about 6 o'clock, went to the bath room
and deliberately ended his life. Mr..
Dennison was from England.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-28
Lecture on Patrick Henry.

Special Telegram, to ne Rsg,ster.
WASHINGTON, PA, October 27.-Dr.
Irving Handay, of Newark, Del, deliv-
cred his lecture, patrick Henry" at
this evenings session Of the Teachers
Institute. The lecture was well re-
ceiYed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-28
plscu.sInr tho ohlIIan situation.

WASHINGTON, D. c., October 27.-
The Cabinet meeting to-day was at
tended by all the members except Sec
retary Foster. 1t is supposed that the
session was mainly devoted TO discus
sion of the Chilian situation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-28
President O'NeilI Resigns.

PrTTsBURG. PA, October 27.-J.
Palmer O'Neill, the base oall magnate,
of this city, this afternoon resigned the
presidency Of the Pittsburg League
Cluh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-28
Palo Alto Boats bis Record.

STOCKTON, GALA, October 27.-Palo
Alto beat his record to-day, trotting
mile in 2:10 fat lie made the quarters
in 80, 3111, 33 and 33j5. 1t was game
race against time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-28
FRYING FAT
,..,., Mckinley and His Tin Plate
I1AictiOn.
p-r7sBURG MANUFACTURERS
e.,.s 70 the Ohio Corruption Fund
--. l p,, and window asd Plate Glass
:, r.~, Down OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Wb1 Don't Glv@
-, N. Re1isfe-.

-r--rrrr 10 M htNts,e''
s'l' -. o. October 27.-The gen,
FOL-, IN ....,r,b whom the vast sum OF
l-. .. ~e..ed in PittSourg Tor the
t,r. Mckinley campaign IunG'
10. Mark Hanna, OF Cleveland
A'' contributors published re-
1rIv for the second Install
.i' ,,..,r Mckinley laid the ground
o. & rre raising of the money
ras reception in PittSours;;
ID, Marx Hanna, wealthy ana
.'. ..F trlr dealer, went on 10 collect
.r.ra,,ful beyond measure.
s.ss IRON and steel manutactur-
4.' - .trrributsl double what they
t.,ad with. Carnegie and MS
..-..r..rs subscribed what woulu
t,--rns 90 an average citizen IN
M carnegie giving the profits
p. ~ 5s,,s work, being $1,000, he has
.-." -fe Ohio campaign fund, the
-f five days work, which are
rpon contributing so heavily
psDrblican fund, he immediately
/ .-' .--,-lr,aments ~, 10 get il back, how
b- ~.5rrfng the wages OF his men
- -, u .-Ir mills from IS to 60 per cent.
+. Homestead, one Of Carnegie
.S ,.iar he heard how much he had
.5 the campaign fund, said: "No
.+.- ro has reduced our wages from
W.. $50 "a .ar cent. when he makes such
.....,,+.ops 10 the Mckinley corrup'
n fund" ...o,d visit F.,
g.....~r- and he procured the follow
r -,. -,.bs.~fDriDDe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-28


M. content with two or three visits,
v- Hanna was in the city OF Plt'sourB
-se or four days last week and was
-s-v energetic in his efforts 10 raise ad-
.5rsl sums of money. The United
,-.ss Iron & Tin Plate Company, while
.,.siDl 10 Mckinley, is composed large
mn Germans who are rather careful OF
.r money, as seveTa. fortunes were
--, I'm their efforts TO establish TIN
-,a factory. They refused 70 contrib
.., a. -be Mckinley fund until they
saw some tangible evidence Of tin max
al, several window glass manufac-
ursrs contributed 500 each, and that
ns United States Glass Co. contributed
e. 0 each for their fifteen plants, to-
a OF $4,000. This would make about
$4,000 extracted from the glass works.
The Pittsburg Plate Glass Co. gave
1900, the Howard Plate Glass Co. gave
$500, and the Irwin & CharlOviS Plate
1.,s Co. gave s., 500. Altogether the
protected city Of PittSburg and its
s-y.rOuments have given 20 the MCkin-
ay campaign fund not a cent less than
100000. This information comes from
'-s donors themselves.
The question is: "TO what uses have
ibis vast sum been applied, and how
-gch more blood money has been wrung
from the other protected interests of the
.atry, and from Federal and State
flee ho.ders?"
lnroCEATIC STATE EXECUTIVE CON-
NITTFE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-28

THREE PERSONS KILLED

And Several Severely Injured in the E1-
pIosIon of a Fuse and Cartridge Fac
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-17
QlHerlet,

s. 8. 8arburton TT seForben.
Gr lit felt Sabren an &beumatismus,
tuo3u fi6 WaEeriu9t seielte.
3wii6en 6lOresoile unb Gala.
Deras itberfubr geftern ein 3ua Der
Nranfas ; 8aB 8abn einen Merifaner
nit feInem 8eipann. Ser Mann erlitt
gerlesuagen ON Ropfe unb ems Ieiner
pieroe maBte eri9cHea tper6en, oa es
i9redii6 3ugeri6tet tpor.
Das @ountDgeri9t bat Die Nr6is
tetten ber Stabt aaFaeforbert, 8ldne
our @rpetterung bes @ountD . Befdngs
niRes eiujurei@en.
gin Grembsr, anf9einenb 40
Sable alt, bttrat getern Ma@mittng
ben Suwelierlaben bon BEL Bios,
tpdblte cine ubrfstte, tsdte bieIelbs, su
fi@ uab lief 3ur 9bHre binaus. 0err
BEL mar f9neQ binter i'm FER unb nun
entHaab eiae Dilbe Sagb. Ser Dic5
fli9tete bur6 bic Qasp BEL Rarn1
mann's Gebau5e in 3. Rii4e's 5a=
loon, buld SOlehabR'taBe, fab f9 balb
Part rstfolgt unb niir3te ms gourts
bars, bic Sreppen binauf unb in bas
SurDgmmer. 0ier nerbartifabir!e err
bic Sbtre unb ebe bieislbe ge0faet lpers
beE tonnte, mar er gum 1enffer binaus
tlber bic feds CUB breite a1es auf bas
Dad bes Nsbeaeebdubes ge}prungen,
brad bier our6 Die Genfter bes 9bers
li6ts, lieB f6 an ben INSTRUMENTATION
biHab ms 3immer. fob bic Sreppea
binab unb entfam. Ste Gette I'm
Wertbe bon $38 bate er bereits faaeM
gelafen, um Die 9eute 3a beItimmea.
BITE 8erfolguug auf5ugeben.
= Der 5taats 8erbanb Der Mr6is
tetten bdlt feline nd9fte Sabress @oaoens
ton am 9iens'og ben 20. Sanuar in
Jrrt Wortb ab. 0ie Beamtsn Der
SefeQi9aft Rnb: Sames W%abreaberger
BON Gan MntDnio, prdfbent; N.
5obep BON Dallas, L. Gee : prdItbent;
SEQ. 8. OiGeD BON OoafOn. 2. Dice.
prdfbent; gilbert uari6 BON Dallas,
S@abmeiier unb SEQ. %. 5teuart
bon Dallas, @ecretdr. giner BET
6aupt3rue6e bieles @ertanbes 1T es,
Die Nnnabme eiaes 5taatsgeiebss au
ertnirten, pel9e3 ben 8etrieb bes Gau>
fades bon einem 8efdbisun8s .Na9peis
abbdngig ma@t.
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See q.

Ser nabe 2a@rdKse mobnenbe
Garmer Soief Weloner bot f9 eri@of'
fen. gr binterIdbt Grou un6 9 Rinber.
- WdbreHb Der Grocery Glert Mns
geIo 6em6sr in @atbehon Yuloer nog,
rau@te CT cine Cigarette. Die GgplO>
ion erfoigts prompt uno 9srsner erbielt
gefdbrli@e Wronbmunben i'm 0sh4t
uaO am R6rper, tenn feline 9lei,ar fills
gen Oeuer.
= Mie aus 4scos giip m~itssibeili
ipirb, III bie-90 Ne,IeR LANCE - rpes
COG 0autp 8abnA biz gebp iii 3tsus
Nserito iebt ftrtia geft,Gt gu9 bic
Glbeiteu on bet Waco. Qdmpafos uno
2ldnO 8obn, bel mel4en etua 400 Ir-
better tsiGdftist fiHb, f6relitn riiig
porau. unb fur bic 6Ortfh5fnua ber
Sott Wo,tb unb Bic @ranbe @abn IN
Ser aontratt isbt obsihIpHeE; Fs NTH
binnen Ied)s MtoHatsn BIS Sromnpoor
boIenbet f,in.
9ie @ulpefcusr .Nafrus Ghm
ponn" 1T nit aaea 3uriiRuaasu ieitig.
I'm gegeu ben |. 6ebrnar nit benz MI'
fern . @iumo9ssef61ft beBtdnea ~
f6anen.
Ger G9nituft fir be 8aIo,Nune
| 6afenbauien n nit Der 5,rma Noost
6 NeptOn ouI Mem Dot ob3eibtohel
uorben.
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etaats 6 esislatar.
Nu | n, Is. Sauuar 1891.

E y
Die 8orfbenben Der berI@ie6enen
MusfdtKe tinbieten an, baB ibre 81.
bungen on folaenhen Sagen ft~attfinben
foaen: Der Sufi3 Ausi6uB go. l
tagt Oienitags unb Greitass, Nadmits
tags 8 ubr; ber Suiti3s Nusf9uB SO. 2
Montaes unb Sonnerfags 5u berfeIs
ben 3stt. Ter g~r3iebungs NusiGuB
taat Wontdss un6 Mittno@s, Na1s
mittaes 3 ubr. Der Musi9uB fit pris
bate 2anb ; Mnlprii1e Wonias @benbs
um 8 nbr; Der fiir Counts .Nngeleeens
beiten unb gounip . @reu3en Sienfag
Nbenb UNI s 1br unb Der fur Stats,
Gugelegenbeiten Dienfag unb Greitag,
Ma1mittags 3 ubr.
Der 3abl Der eingebra9ten 8ias
nimmt bereits einen be6enfliben ums
fang an.
SauR.
Sine Boti@aft bonn Genat irifft elm.
in Der bas 9aus erfu6t pirb. elm @rs
mite ernennel, Inn gerleinl6aftli@ nit
Nent bes 6enates bic arrangements fir
6ie Snousurotionss Geierli9feiten bOrsus
uebmen.
Inter ben sablrei@en einBebra9ten
Bills bein6et fi9 au9 bic bes Heprd'
~fentanten Wur5ba@ in Besus auf bic
MoIfss prdmien bic BON Brieb jur SET.
iebuns firenser Strofen fiir bic 8ei6ds
bignng elettrii@er 2eitungen unb cine
BON 9ibole, Der ben 8ertauf ober bas
8eri@enten bon Sabaf, @igarren Ober
gigoretten an Minberidbrige f@per be'
fraft mifen mill.
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8 . s.
Cages G1rptif.
II. : It Il T.

L ~ y " " " II
395. Gbeoboiius Der @robe, r6mii9er Sal.
fer, seitOrben.
1918. gripin BON Stetnbad, Grbauer bea
StraBbureer Miinfters, geftorben.
1853. Griebrid Der @eiie, &urfiirit bon
Sa9ien, aebpren.
1862. Spleransebift bon ct. @ermain.
1856. Sriebrid @ilbeltt, Der &itrfiirit bon
8~ranbenburs, nintmt baS Sersogtbum Hreu:
ben alS 2ebn bon Sdipeben.
1701. Gtiftuns bes preuBiiden i9parcen
Gblerorbets burd 6riebrih /.
1706. Benjamin Sranflin, Grfinber bef
8IibabIeiters, gebpren 81, Bolton.
1874. Srtebrt9 9(u9uit II. bon Sadier
tpirb alS Nasuit Ill. sum &1nig bon Sober
gefrDnt.
1857. Ser &eidstas gu aesensbura be.
idliebt ben &eidsfries seSea 8renben:
1772. @erbaftung Der &Dnigin Caroline
Matbtlbe bon Daner1arf nnb bes Miniiters
Strueniee.
1898. 2ubipig XVI. fpirb bonn Content gun
Sobe berrrtbeilt.
1923. Srte6rt9 2uStpis 3adarias @erne,
i. 8iea seitorben. 9eatider S9auipiel:
Sidter.
1883. SrieSri0 a5nis, gu 0bersea Be
8ir3bars setcrbea. Grinder Ser S6nel:
preiIe.
1852. Sobn SpIer eeitorben.
1871. Gidsug Ser Mrinee 8nurbaft's.