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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-30
New Northern Pacific Tim. Card.

sAotH aCiuc lime Cor0s
new time card goes into effect on the North
.in racine railroad November l. Trains will
leave as follows:
LOT LOT :. Paul and the East, 1925 ?. N.
Tor Portland, Sis a. M; S:45 D. m
For olympia, Montesano and Grsy's Harbor
e:l5 n M
For Tacoma, els, s:I5 q. m; 1901. $40. &
s:45 ana 1o:25 p 10.
Trains will arrive:
FROM & Paul and the East, IL rs pm
FROM .pokane. 10 :35 q m
from Portland, so D. m: l2:55 a. m.
$50 p. m.
:, from Tacoms. s:s5, 1875 a. NJ; 2. $780, s:45
IL 70 p M; l2:55 q. IA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-30

No one knows letter than those VINO have
used carter. La e Liver Pitts what rsiie! they
have gwen Wien tSGen Tor dyspepsia, dlEz aess,
pain IN the SIDE, constipation aud diso.dere1
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-30
New Narrow Gauge Time Card.

Inc Columbia Puget Sound time card has
been changed. taxing effect November 1. The
'fain 'or Franklin leaves Seattle at e:35 a. In.
and that from Franklin arrives at 2:35 D. m.
The train for Newcastle leaves at 4:Io D. m. and
That from Newcastle arrives at $40 q m.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-30

To start . new growth OF hair, Halls Hair Be
naweg IA tie best .refErsfion
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-30

Gays rom Melbourne. sailsd-Bsrk s...mo,.
rort Gamble. from San Francisco.
.okK, Oct 2.-Arrived-Brooklyn City.
,,o,n bristol: NederIand. from Antwerp: city OF
n ne.an' rom Liverpool: La Gsscogne, from
Liverpool. "0"
sAs Francisco, Oct 2s-Arrived-Btt Ar.go
ior Gray's hsrbor Cleared-str wsila Wslls n,
,.c.oria and Port Townsend sailed-B- biz
noores Abbey for Portland; Br biz Caroline
epooner for Port Townsend.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-30

EInsr.oa pianos. o. L Pes,ls S Co.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-01

Are you In want OF Help Try - l0-ccnt
ADVERTISED Inent In the " Nsws.~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-01
State Endowed Free Scholar ship.
PROVIDENCE, March /.

L.
To the Editors Of the NeIrs
Modern Republican civilization rests
upon the free public school system. IL is
the corner stone of Liberty. Consequent
ly, any measure which tends TO elevate
and dignity our free Public Schools, is
vital to the life and Republican freedom
of the State and Nation. In order that
their schools should perform their highest
mission they should be -Bon-seetarian-
completely seculariZed, where the children
Of al the people, without regard TO Race,
nationality, creed or condition i'm life
should be educated side by side in conA
mon patriotism, common humanity and
"a common civilization.
Now no one measure will do more TO
promote this educational idea, than the
establishment by the State of literally en-
dowed free scholarships. TO be won as
prizCs exclusively and alone, in, and
through the Public Schools. Scholarships
founded by private munihcence carry
with them the element OF charity. Scholai-
ships founded and endowed by the State,
produce just the opposite effect Witness
the free scholarships of West Point and
Annapolis.
State endowed free scholarship would
also bring the advantages of the highest
educational culture the wealth OF the
State can command within reach of the
poorest child, IL that child can stand the
Nt-lA ~ II ~ ldCi anu "a STU
fact, that among the other evils of pow
erty, it practically closes the door of
higher education to the children of the
poor. IL makes no difference how bright
the child Is the poverty of the parents
forces this priceless jewel out of our pub
lie schools aud launches the poor girl or
boy only partly educated on lifelong
struggle with ignorance and want.
The establishment by the State of n cor
tain number OF free scholarships will
partly mitigate this cvil-this cruel wrong.
Cannot the experiment be inaugurated
In Rhode Island Cannot working
model be perfected here which will be
come the pattern for other States TO copy
from
OF course all the practical details of
such "A moral educational advance must
be perfected by experienced and skilful
educators. To the educators of the State.
therefore. we would address this appeal in
behalf Of the children of the poor
I FVFav
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-01
OMINOUS CHARGES MADE
The Whiskey Trust Men May Be
in a Serious Predicament.
THEY FORCED THE PRICES UP.
The Indictment Says That They Oppres-
sively Countcracted Free Competition
Violations of the Law since February,
1s0O-A Curious Case.

CHICAGO, March 1.-Word has been re.
ceived from Peoria that Mr.. Greenhut OF
the whiskey trust has been been arrested
and gave bail there in the sum OF $4,000
for his appearance before the United
States Court in Boston next Monday. Mr..
Mennessey appeared before United States
Commissioners Hayne and was released on
10000 bail. Mr.. Gibson was not at his
place OF business when the officer went
there with the warrant and was not there
fore arrested. IL was decided To make the
arrests at this time. Mr.. Greenhut con-
templated going on visit to Europe
within a day or two.
The indictment is OF an ominous char
acter, max ing charges against the officers
and directors in body. IL is returned
as OF date Of the End Tuesday in Decem-
ber last.
The violations OF the law are charged as
having been continuous since February,
1890. The defendants, il is declared, pur
chased, rented or leased the properties Of
competing distilling companies to the
number OF 20 from August 1, 1890 to
the time OF finding the indictment, con-
trolled the output of those distilleries
and sold 66, ,000, 900 gallons at prices fixed
by them.
This they did unjustly, unlawfully and
oppressively to monopolize the manufac-
its, gins and WHISTLES.
The indictment sets out agreements be-
tween the trust and Dexter II. Mills,
Erastus II. Gifiield and John Joyce, where
by in consideration OF their purchase OF
trust goods they were to receive rebates
OF two cents per gallon.
The prices charged, the indictment says,
were largely in excess OF the usual prices
at which foods of the kind were sold pre-
vious TO the organization of the trust.
The defendants in so doing, it is alleged,
unlawful and oppressively prevent and
counteract the effects of free competition
on the price of said spirits and did un-
lawfully exact and procure great sums of
money in said district from the said Mills
and Gifiield as CO. partners and from the
said Joyce and from divers and other per-
sons contrary to law.
The warrant for the arrest OF the whis-
key magnates was sworn out by Judge c.
NJ. Horton Il the department OF justice at
Boston.
Gibson, il is learned, went to Peoria
Saturday and a telegram has been sent to
the deputy there to arrest him.
The defense OF the trust officials will be
that they are regularly incorporated
company on large scale and doing bus
iness under a charter from the state of
Illinois and that one company cannot
combine TO create trust or employ.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-01
The Cup That Cheers.

"The cup that cheers but does not in
cbriate" cost the nation last year Sl3,-
sos, ,9s3; but money is only a rude measure,
at best, of the amount OF cheer il fur
nished. The New York Life Insurance
Company paid its policy holders i'm the
same year Sl2,6il $50 So and here, again,
money Is but an iinperfect measure OF the
benefits conferred. The cheer brought TO
des0laie households by over $1,000, 600 paid
in death claims is beyond all compution
holders IN the form OF maturcd endow-
men,s and 1ontines, annuities. dividends,
and cash policies purchased, remind us
that under the modern system OF life in
surance the old joke about dying TO VIM
Z, back number. The report OF the com
ptny printed in another column, shows that
It's bu>incs II large aud growing, and thaG
~ ls likely 10 20 on repeating these benefits
year after year. Few can afford TO be un-
Insured these days.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-01

They VIII Now Occupy Part OF the City
Hotel Property.

A portion of the City Hotel property at
present occupied by the American Ex-
press Company, has been purchased by
the Flint Company. An addition of
brick will he built to the store measuring
forty-fve feet on Broad street and run
ming back 2l5 feet. The show window
will be twelve feet high. The roof will be
fire-proof, and there will be many modern
improvements and accommodations con
nected with the addition. The clothing
department will be enlarged and the com
pany will do n jobbing business in cloth
lug selling il at wholesale and retail.
Several other departments will be added
to the store, the nature of which has not
yet been determined.
The Flint Co. has been a most success
ful firm and is the largest of it's kind in
New England. Ii was started thirty years
ago by Henry =. Flint, father of Alonzo
and George II. Flint, the brothers who
now comprise the firm It's growth has
been phenomenal. There are eleven branch
stores and four factories owned exclusive
ly by the Flint Company, which manu-
facture all the firms goods The COM
pany is the soul owner of the Providence
Shade Roller Company.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-01
East Providence.

John G.. Adams for many years an engi-
neer OH the Old Colony Railroad, died at
his home ON Cobb street last night. of con
sumption caused by the iolting OF the
engine. He leaves wife and two children.
~, h. Of Il. Grand Deputy Of What
Cheer Lodge. k. of Il. and was an Odd
Fellow of high standing in lodge in
Boston aud u member of an Eucampment
there lie was man who had gained
many friends and will he greatly missed
from his circle of acquaiutances.
Town Clerk George Il. Hunter is con
fined to the house with severe attack of
the grip.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-01
DEATH UNDER THE ICE.

Thomas Greenhalge, Aged IL. was
Drowned In Sprague's Pond.
Thomas Greenhalge, about II years of
age, while playing on the ice with several
companions at Sprague's pond, yesterday
afternoon broke through James n.
Drew, aged IL years, had sufficient time to
grasp the coat of the drowning boy, and
shouted Justify for help.
r. ID. Sweet and Frederick =. Sweet inn
mediately ran To the rescue but the latter
broke through himself and was rescued
by his brother. With herculean effort
the boy was drawn from the water Drew
returned to the shore by crawling on his
hands and knees. Medical Examiner
O'Keefe was notified.
About two years ago the boys father
met "a similar death on pond in Woon-
socket
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-01

A New York man had just got of train
at n western town when he met a mob OF
fifty or more citizens dragging poor
wretch along TO tree with rope dang
ling from n convenient limb.
whats the row." he asked OF party
on the outskirts OF the gang.
81 reckon its goin' 10 he n hangin',
stranger" was the indifferent reply.
Anyhow, IL looks that way"
whats the chap done?"
"shot show actor fer singin' Com
rades before a houseful OF our best soci-
city. -
for that, would your"
Course not, stranger; but you see he
didn't kill him. Detroit Free Press.
Are YOU In want OF Help Try ~ l0-ccnt
advertisesnen in the Nsws.~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-01
Hearing on the woonsocket Crossings
postponeu

The Senate committee on judiciary were
to have hearing on the proposed act au-
thorizing the city of Woonsocket to limit
the time that trains shall remain on cross
ings. on the rising OF the Senate, Frank
5. Arnold. attorney for the New York and
New England Railroad was present and
asked for short delay, as he was not'fully
prepared. The hearing was accordingly
postponed TO Thursday on the rising of the
Senate.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-01

DIR. Albert shaw's Ideas on Water,
Lighting, Etc.

DIR. Albert shaws Ideas on Water,
Lighting, Etc.
DR. Albert Shaw delivered his third
lecture in Manning Hall last night, on
Municipal Government" The portion
taken up was the city control of the water
supplies, the systems of lighting and OF
sewage.
Obviously the business of water supply
must be something in the nature OF n
monopoly. The best system necessarily
comes through the public agency
The city authorities of Glasgow went
into the Highlands some fifty miles away,
and above the clouds constructed an inn
mense reservoir. The result was that
much purer water was obtained. Manu-
facturers who had left on account OF poor
water returned. IL was found that the
taxes We're reduced sufficiently TO pay the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-01

interest on the money expended on the
construction of the reservoir.
Although the American cities have done
we'll in the matter Of water supply .gener-
ally. yet the complement of this-the
drainage system has not yet been so well
conducted.
IL has been found i'm European cities
that where the city has taken hold OF the
lighting very satisfactory result has
been realized
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-01
New treaty with France.

PARIS, March f.-fhc T.. =. Minister,
Hon. whitelaw Reid, has made the con-
cluding basis arrangements with M. Jules
Roche, minister Of commerce, for n new
commercial treaty between the United
States and this country. The necessary
bill will he introduced In the chamber OF
deputies this week, ~ possible.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-01

The Rhode Island Workingmen's
representative will have huge time
for 100000 next summer. Read "a
bout il, Page =.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-01
DIR. Ta,mar,,.NLecture.

The Rev. II. De Witt Talmage will de-
liver his famous lecture on The School
for Scandal" in Music Hall on Thursday
evening, March IL, under the management
of j. A. Shibey.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-01

do you want Room or Tenementg
watch the columns of the " News" or, bet
ter -tni. Insert n io-cent advertisement.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-01

The Providence News IL ncwsy
asd bright In ALI departments. May ~ live
long and prosper. - Pawtuxet Valley
Gheaoses
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-10-14
Gemts 0s<n~r Sents
II 80 2afa. Mbe. O<~<<< Shea Mben0s.
Bon Neter8bura.

= 3err Srib Dittmann baut Elm
8obnbauS an TapIor Mpenue.
- Wlands iassn, Der Sobn Gbrif
bate nidt 70 siele Trauben, ais bas
;, ,DOdenblatt" leste @ode bsbauptets.
Wer's ni6t slaabt. sebs bin unb iebs
islbit.
B6r Srau 6. 6. Smith, fraber in
SaipIep tpobnbaft, siebt 8Iabier,inters
ri6t. 9lnmelbunsen bite 1915 GIb
ST., SCRANTON (getersburs), au abrei.
iiren. 37ba
= Sin Seutl1er unb Elm @eIfher
sinsen Isbten Montas in ben Walb,
um 8aitanien su iu9en, faneen isbo6
feline, famen aber au Der ueber,eusuns,
baB iie nod biimmer ipie Ginebieb tpds
rem, iueiI iie iid perirrten.
= DaS elsttrii6e 2idt, bas fiir
2ittle England beitimmt mar. tpurbe
enbli6 an Der gde bon 2ufs unb MIb
StraBen ansebra1t unb berbreitete
Nontas Ibenb gum ertsn MaIe isinen
Sdein.
No. Ser Collector tpirb Bel ben Bes
tersburser Mbonnenten na6 ben Sabl.
taeen an ben Spencer unb BenniyIpania
8obIen 60. @rubsn poripre1en uno
sripartet freunoIiden gmpfans unb
prompte 8esabluns. 4l,2
- Mit YsSausrn muB i'd beute ben
Tob Der Srau Srib Sdlad bon 2ittIs
gnsIanb meIben; iie tpar iiber Elm
Sabr franf unb lit mebr am Ser3en,
aIs f5rperIid. Sic mar 35 Sabre alt
unb bintsrldBt ibrsn @atten NIT feds
fleinen 8inbern in isbr bsbdrftisen Ser.
baItnihen. M6se fe ben Srisben in
iener @slt finoen, ben iie bier ni1i
batte.
- Infer Straben GommiiIdr unt
Councilman baben bieiss Sabr lsbr
mdbfelise Grbeit an ben Strabsn ae.
than, um bic 8eripiqisuns fir Stra.
Benarbeit lossutperben. 8alb tpsrbeu
bic @ohen 70 tief, bab man 8riideu
bauen mub, um bon elmer Settle be,
StraBe sur anberen su fommen. 81
frsut mid ipirflid. ben Serrsn bisisi
Sob ipenben au fbnnen. Infer SsIsc
Councilman bat ieinsn Sommerauf.
sntbalt bieieS Sabr in benz 2odieI So.
tel in DunmOre, barum bat er fein,
8eit, iid nit bisier @arb su bsidafti,
gen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-10-14
Spbe Narfer ,Noti,eu.

-Sn ben Dodge unS 8easbue @rus
ben tpirb Bis auf tueitereS poae Belt
searbeitet.
= gin.Sobn bon GbarIeS DedeInif
bon Noro Niain Ibenue itarb am Nons
tag.
= Den Spbe Barrier 8unben sur
gia6ri6t baB Der Solicitor bes $50.
6enblatt" np6maIs am Samitas, BEN
20. Oftcber, boripre0en tpirb.
= @uRermanseI iette am Donners
flag bic Gappuie 8ede auber Setrieb
unb mebrere bunbert Mdnnsr unb 8na=
ben auBer 9lrbeit.
SRI. Marp MideI unb Serr Senrp
8eib tpurben am Otittpo6 bur6 Serrn
Yaitor Sruder su einem paare pers
einist.
= Sn meiner SamiIie babe i6 idpn
bauf8 Dr. @usuit 86nis'S Samburser
gruittbee nit ausseseidneten GrfoIsen
sesen Seiferfeit anseipanbt. = Srib
3orn, 8 State Str, Nstp yprt, q. q.
= Ser 8remier @iIiam MuQen
fiel am Samitas 9lbenb BEL Glarf's
Summit unter bic Rdber, tpeI6e ibn
tDoteten. Utulen mar Elm iunser Iebis
ger Wann unb ppbnte an Siftb Ipe.,
in Bellevue.
= Ser am TppbuS barnieber aeIe.
gene Sobn bes Serrn Gbas. Sbipar,
BON Samptonitrabe bat ii9 tpieber ios
ipeit erbolt, Inn ausseben su fbnnen.
Die SamiIie lGbt Germ Or. g. 6.
&oos fir bic erfoIsreide 8ebanbIune
lbren Sant abtutten.
- Ser 9ersmann Dapio Sabis
ipurbe am Samitae Sormittas in Der |
Continental @rube bur6 einsn Sal bon
Selsseitein bon Der Dede 10 ibper am |
OberfDrper perIebt, baB er 9fa6mittass |
4 ubr itarb. @r mar 35 Sabre alt uno |
binterIdbt cine @ittipe uno mebrere
8inber.
- Gin in ipeiteren &reiien ippbIbe.
fannteS Srautpaar tpurbe Donneritaa |
8ormittas burd Serrn Yaitor .3beI. |
mann ;u einem sIidli6en Gbepaare
pereinist, nemIid Serr Safob @arnfe |
llnb Sri. &atie Sdnea. gtur bic na6. |
item Sreunbe iparen anipeieno unb mad |
Dem So6seitsidmauie trat bas paar
lofort bic SodaeitSreiie an. Ser
Druder brinst feline 9ratulation bar
= SuliuS Sdoa, an SpSe Bart
4penue unb SnetlanbitraBe ipobnbaft,
Itarb am Dienitas Morsen UNI Z ubr
nad nur adttdsisem 9eiben i'm Ilter
BON AZ Sabren an Der 2unsenentslnbs
uns. Gr binterldBt eine g8itttpe unb
Iiinf fleine ainoer. Das YesrabniB
ianb am Donneritas Nadmittas mad
@ottesbienite in Der Gbeitnut
StraBe 8resbpt. 8ir6e unter 2eituns
Der 8aiier Sarusari 9oss in bem @aib.
Sriebbofe itatt.
- Wdbrenb Der Na6t bon SamItae
luf Scnntus ienfte iib Der @runb uns
ter Der fatboIiiden Stride unb cem
Waiienbauie an Sadionitrabe. Die
Dlauern beioer @ebaube Seissn an Der.
Idieeenen Steaen Hiiie, in Der &lrde
Ielbit finben iid ioIde MIR an elmer
,insisen Steae nnb man belt bic SADIE
fir 10 8efabrIos, bab am Sonntas ipis
3epDbnIi6 @otteSbienit itattfanb. Dis
9ocenienfunsen, ridtiser HiHe, iinb
llber Der Central @rube, beren aussears
teitete Werfe iit serube bort befinosn.
s@- 8sfeat bas ,.8o6snbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-10-14
Sa8 xbal abtp arts.

-3pei iunss S6bne Der Samilie
SteinmeB an 8roof Strabe, in Woofc,
Iiesen am 3ppbuS barnieper.
- Das @obnbauS bon glntbonp
2pnott in Rorb Mpoca brannte ssreitas
Nbenb nebit SnbaIt nieber. Sin flsines
Maoden lieb cine 2ampe fallen, tpel6e
erpIooirte uno bas Seuer beruria9te.
-Sn Der 9lpoca 3sde bon Soliitsr
& 8otpman tbbtete am Srsitas cine
uorseitis erfoIste Sprensuns ben 9lIers
amber Bel, As Sabre alt. 9srielbe
binterIdbt cine @ittDe nit sipei 8ins
bern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-10-14
NtttStpu.

= Sin Seuer seritbrte am Dtittpp6
Otittas baS srobe WObnbauS bon @iIs
bert Collins su Stiirmerpiae, bas bon
Sloipaden bepobnt mar. Serluit $500.
: Ser 8uuinipsftor Der @iIfesbarre
& gaitern giienbabn bat bic Steins
arbeiten in bieier @esenb fonbemnirt
unb bic Gomp 1nie peripeisert poiitip bic
Innabme. glaeS muB neu erri6tet
tperben.
= Die 9lftiondre Der FRACTION Som.
panic buben ben BIan srbrtert, an 8ail.
rOub Strabe, in Oregon, cine neue
Bride iiber ben Susquebanna su err,
bauen; bod bat man Iib nod nibt
fiir bic ausfiibruns bes YIanes ent.
idieben.
- Der 2ebisb BAILEY 9remier Tbo.
mas Goofe iiiirste am Wpntas Mor9sn
in benz Gprton Sofe bon einem 9ortars
rem unter Die Hdoer unb ipurbe furdts
bar peritiimmeIt. Ser 8erunaIidte
mar etipa 25 Sabre alt, Ieeis uno ar.
beitete friiber i'm 2pin S6a6t.
= Sn Dem bor einem Wlcnat nieber.
sebrannten Gpin Sdadt selansten bic
2lrbeiter am Samitas su Der Steae,
mo bel auSbru6 bes Ssusrs bic A giel
iid befanben. l6 Der Tbiere Iebten
nod, "a iparen toot unb 4 fonnte man
nidt finben. 0ie gisI batten bon Sc.
idirren, SoIstiiden uim. ibr 2etsn se.
friitet uno madten iofort einen @nsrifi
auf bic Nrbeiter. Die Buff an iener
Stele mar 70 eriiidenS, baB bic W6ns
ner idIsunisit suriidtebren mubtsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-10-14
@tlfesbarre NadrtMten.

-Die Sdb Main StraBe unb gare,
gpenus sIeftrii&s Speisbabn 1T nun
mebr i'm 8etrisb.
= Das Morib GnssI @ebdube al
Siib Mainitrabe 1T nabesu boIIenbet uni
sereidt ienem StabttbeiI aur 3ierbe.
= Nad elmer gaotis in Der ,,grpreB'
itebt Serr Peter &dber ebenfaaS MIDI
msbr nit bem 8Iatte in 8erbinbuns.
@ie es bsibt. iperbsn idmmtIit,
beuti1e 8ersine bieier Stabt an be,
Columbus Seier tbeiInsbmen unb aud
bic Barabe mitma@en.
- glbrsb Turner, Der bstrunfen tpa,
unb iid am 8. 8. & 80. @eIeiie Bel
9ianticofe nieberleste, tpurbe @nbe leb'
ter @o4e iiberfabren unb Set0otet.
Ser am Sage subor in Der SO. ii
@rube au YIpmoutb burd cine @as,
erploiiOn f6rmIid ser6ftets Sreo CARRIER
itarb am Sreitas.
- Ser l4iGbri8e Wlatbetp @aIIb
beriudte am Dienitas in Sib @iIfess
barre auf einsn asbisb Bailey gabnsus
3u fprinsen, fieI unter bic &dber un6
tpuree peritiimmelt.
-Ssrr Yaitor g. s. gassl 1T am
Samftas bon europa abssreilt unb bic
DtitsEeber ber ct. NidoIaus @emsinbe
treffen 8orbereitunsen su einem srobs
artiBen @mpfanse.
- Mi6ael Dusan, bur6 einen SAL
bon einem 8aitanienbaume berIeBt,
tar5 am Mitttpod i'm Sospital. Ser
8brper ipar sur breifaden @r5be anses
idpoaen unS Der iunse Mann lit
furdtbar.
- Marp u. Yerrp, bic Iebte Der brei
alien Sunefern an Der gde bon Main
unb Nortbampton StraBen, itarb am
Wlontas i'm GIter bon 81 Sabren. Sic
iparen ieit einem baIben Sabrbunbert
itabtbefannte Sisuren.
= grs@oup. Sopt mar pdbrsnb bes
8iirseririeseS in einem @efedte iein
Sabel abbanben sefommen. Die Waffe
tpuroe ihm flr3lth bon Gieut. u. >.
&atportb bon atlanta, Ga, tpieber
Susefanbt.
Ser 8neipipirtb Martin Moran
bon 8arionS berieste Sreitas @benb
ber &riippel Sobn @aa mebrere Iritte
in ben unterleib; Der Mann lit furdts
bare Sdmersen unb tpirb ipahri9einIi4
fterben.
-DaS 2uaerns NaturaliiaiionSse.
ridt mar Isbte @ode bon Montas bis
Jreitas glddmittas in Sisuns unb
ma6te 1900 Npplifanten gu 8Irsern.
Da bas @eri6t babel iebr sriinbIid su
@erfe sins, 70 mar bic Grbsit cine
mibefeIise unb eridDpfenbe.
-SaB bic @abI zines Sirissnten
fiir bas Sdnserfeit in 1898 su Sdtpie.
ripfeiten fiibren tpurbe, bat man befiird'
tet, benn ieber Der brei 8ereine tpollte
feinen Dirisenten basu auserfeben
baben. Da bieS nidt sins, 70 bat bic
@oneorbia iid am Dienitas Mbenb bonn
Sanserfeits arrangement suriidse3osen.