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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09

Yesterday morning the Missouri, Kan
gnH aud Texas special train having on
hoard President Rouse and party arrived
over The Texas and Pacific from pall9tss
There were In the party President x
q Rouse. Nice.Presidcnt Ihomaa G.
pnrd, Of Parsons Kan; Supeuntrhdtnt
loo Maxwell Of Deaisir ana other Of
Grinls 0f Inc road john Greenough, j.
n Duynl aud George Murdoch q New
YORK. and Grugc l.. Peabody { Boston
q. n. Srlman and NJ, NnnROnsnelleG
representatives Of tue foreign stock
holders. are also with the rariy.
President llOusc and ns.ucl itoS were
met ut tla depot by prominent citizens
of Fort Worth, who drove them hrouul
the city. Waiting all principal points of
interest The object of the tour IL an
inspectinn OF the lines IN Texas anu To
learn by actual observation where IS.
t,nsluns are needed n0d how they should
br iundp Ia order 10 more ciectually
strengthen the road Ia the state by III
larrlng It's tcrritoy aud fostering q
large aud valuable traffic. No definite
Information rs to plans could be obulned
ny none OF them nre fully inutured. How
oyer. ii goes without saying that Fort
Worth will not be forgotten In these
niaus. Tie party after u tour OF the
oity aud lunch resumed its journey north
ward,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09

Dallas, Tex. Dec. -(Special.)-Gen-
eral Manager Tom Campbell of the In
ternatioual and Great Northern railroad,
spent the day in the city on business
connected with his road. He departed
for home tonight
Capt. Tom Furlong Of st. Louis, for
many years chief Of the secret service
on the Gould roads, is in the city to-
night. lie IL working on the famous e1-
press robbery case, it is said, which re-
Gently took place on n Texas railroad.
Jim McCayc, another well-known de-
tectiye, came IN from New York City to-
day. Jim Is here "on vacation" he
says, whatever TINT means in the vacab-
ulury of detective. Several ST. Louis
detectives are also recent arrivals, and
Il is safe to bet that there will be rare
Developments In that express robbery
case before many moons have come and
gone.
Major John C. Lewis. travelling pas
senger agent OF the st. Louis and Iron
Mountain railroad, is In the city.
Charlie Merrill, mn old Texas boy,
ana now with the New York Central, is
in the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09
RAILROADERS DAY.
Three Parties OF Officials Visit
the City.
THE ROCK ISLAND OFFICIALS
Hope The Line WIN Be in Fofl Worth soon--A
Glove conlesi-ho Worked eoald-He
Beat The Record Visiting Pas
sehgar 0tEeals-llrms.
THE ROCK ISLAND OFFICIALS


The fastest run ever made by a reg
ulnr passenger train on the TEXTS and
morning; Tom Alahoncy, conductor lie
left Marshall at 1870 yesterday morning
four aud half hours late owing. TO
eastern connections, and reached Fort
Worth at 1888 Il. IN. two hours and
twenty-five minutes late, having made
up one hour and thirty-iive minutes on
the run, As this w. IL local train and
freuucut stops nre necessary II Is all the
more difficult TO mike time. When
Tom left Nlnrshall he told the chief
dispatcher g he would give him a chance
he would make up some OF the lost time.
When he was reported in 20 Fort Worth
Tie chief dispatcher wired him that
he bad beaten the record ON that run,
and Tom was feeling pretty good over It
yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09

w. Il. Downs, for years supcrintedcut
Of the Central branch of the Union
Pacific road I'm Kansas, WINS one OF the
f,.,y mon who could ever Claim TO have
rot ahead Of Jay Could This was be-
furc Gould had bought the Central branch
III was then an independent line. owned
principally 10y the late X. NJ Pomcroy
Of Boston.
W. Il. Downs. who has since died
was supcrintcudcut Gould recognized
the value Of the road rs feeder TO bus
system. aud began uegotaung with MF'
bomptny for H. The Rock Island also
wanted Il. 80 there wOs competition IN
the bidding 81,
Finally n time was set for Mr.. Gould
10 20 oyor IN. rand gud look nj it. ON
thc special with him were MT. fomeroy,
Mr.. Downs and possibly others, lh.y
glnrtcd early In the morning, but thcr
progress was slow ns AT henrly eN1Ig
stntiun thcy had to side track M Qrder
to let freight train pass, BUSINESS
WAS simply immense; the country scrlnyu
to he foil OF grain. The rond grew lh
value In Mr. Gunld's estimation us 'ht
gppplul Travelled westward, and when ne
sought his berth that night he resolved
10 buy the road ..,.t
tho next dag Mr. Gould closed . deal
for the roud ut $3.50 n share. IL wAs
moi until months luter that ne learned
Tint the smooth Mr.. Downs had ordered
every wheel of rolling stock mat cquil
he spared west to be sent cast at ircHht
trains on the day that Mr.. Gould made
his pilgrimage of iufpection'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09

4 ltNlfNNNl AWlflANNN W ~ AAlul
city passenger and ticket agent Of the
Cotton Belt and y. $. Davis, city pas
sengcr aud ticket agent of the Fort
/ Worth and Denver, decided 10 have d
| bout with the gloves, In order TO deter
nine the superiority Of the two lines.
| The result OF the bout In rounds Is
/ given below:
Round I This round opened with both
men sparrlng for an opening. The Cot
ton Belt forced the fighting by n rush
and q swinging oyercut which the Den
yer lodged and led for the Cotton Belts
nose, but fell short. The Cotton Belt
Tented with the right and landed n
terrific rib roaster with the left. Both
men were striking quickly. The Cotton
Belt led with its right, following with
an uppercut on the Jaw which staggered
the Denver ghe1 the round closed with
both men spGrrlng. Time, n.
Round 4 The Denver came to the
scratch ST the call of time, slightly grog-
gy but IN good condition. II led the
lighting by rush and a vicious oyercut
which caught the Cotton Belt on top the
head The Cotton Belt responded with
furious uppcrcut landing on the Den
yrr's ribs with whack. The Denver
rccled from the blow, but made rush.
landing both right and left, sending the
Cotton belt 20 grass. Time, Loo.
Round =. Both men came mp smiling
lug ~ to the work, for they had hardly
tocd the mark when ii landed on the
Dcnyer's left ear. The Denver led for
the Cotton Belts head, but landed ON
its right shoulder. The Cotton Belt
rushed, but was stopped 10y the Denver,
and tue blow fell short. Both men were
u little groggy aud spared for a time
with little effect. When the Denver led
for Tie Cotton Bolts nose, falling short
and landing uu It's chest The Cotton
Belt rushed and landed swinging up
pcrcnt under the right jaw. taking the
Denver of its pins Just as the referee
called time. Time .33.
Round 4. Both mon were flushed and
hr 'IthiuR hard. The Cotton Belt forced
the fighting aud led for the Denycr's
head with It's right, which was stopped,
swinging thump from the left catching
tho Denver in the ribs, forcing
n loud grunt The Denver came
up In good shape, landing both
right and left on the Cotton Belts chest
This was a little more than the Cotton
Belt was DESTROYS Of receiving. and it
rushed for the Denver, endonvoring to
clihch' and some very pretty in-iighting
resulted with no appreciable advantage.
until the referee call time, break
away Time, 1880.
Round .. The Cotton Bell opened with
vicious right hinder, landing plump
unon the Denver's jaw, followed by
solid left hnndcr upon the breast The
Denver rushed, fcinting with the right
and landing with the left on the Cotton
Belts cnr The Cotton Belt was slight
~ gruggy and Its seconds were about TO
throw up the sponge when 1t rallied and
came vt tue Denver with II rush, In en-
dcayOring TO dodge which the Denver
dropped It's guard aud got singing right
handler on the loft side of the face, fol-
lowed quickly by the left on the other
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09
THE opERAToRs 40 an.

Dcs Moines, Iowa, Dec. S.-lThe oper-
ators on the Rock Island went out this
morning az 10 o'clock New operators
have been obtained for important points
but ~ I'll smaller stations the service Ia
cut on. The officials of the road are
hunting Tor operators herr to send To he
various stations, but they are very hard
10 gct, as most operators sympathizc
Win the striking mon Superintendent
SlllNch CT he Rock Island states thai
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09

Tuscaloosa, Ala, Dec. SIN p,o
nSglghn9rhood of Moorc's bridge N W ~
SSherrill Yesterday paid the death. n,nolty
10, ~ sedncine his neighbor's 5nn eiii'i'!
W. MheR deputy sheriff served warr, ,I M
i L' nis arrest he resisted and sent n mi hi.
denn,tn i1 sI oy The deprV's ear. The
dead. "'u sheriff. fell
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09

Texarknua. TeN., Dec, s. Especially
Last evening Pacific Express Mcsson-
ger A, houmans received handsome
gold watch, beautifully engraved. rs IA
when his ear was wrecked aud took ire
90 MIllIamsNllle. Mo-. November ..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09

Terrell, Tex, Dec, S.--tSpccial ,-Rev
~. A Rosser is in the city packing mn
ms household goods to be moved ~
Paris Texas whore he goes as nresidino
elder Of the Paris district Of the Nort6
i a,,l, Methodist conference for the en- ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09

with the running Of trains, except spe-
cial freiRhts. The operators affected on
the Iowa lines number about seventy
five. and almost without exception they
obeyed the order TO drop work.
The strikers are as confident as the
railroad officials
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09

Brownwood Tex, Dec. I'll Special. J
Robert B. Rogers was married. here
yesterday 10 Miss Elya Tannehill Mr..
man Of this city,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09

,o On a S, 4 cents per pound is the pric.
i ERA, a 2uih box Of raisins, at Tu.,pp rieS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09

nN lotion BELT excursions to so,,ho.
nase Of sale, December 20 81 SYu al . 81;
a,'u not y, % and o. AIso a ~ ~
vynnanSe time Of train leayjn, tease s.
H., and oblige. sN1 OF $40 a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09

Texas and Paeiqe train Nos and q tho 50
oui6 Cannon hall, ouly stop at Ic1ariauA
y C. Junction Atlanta jefferson, Marshan,
Longvicw Junction. Big Sandy. Mlncola WINS
Point Terrell, East Dallas, Dallas ana Fort
NCrth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09

H5Faseuld' Ark. Dee SA sc
VIM st9rp swept over ,lds sce,,o ,er me
w o,T Dong much daInag, ~ ION Ion Nes-
"Hu seriously injuriug seye sever ~ TX. property
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09

cod-liver oil suggests con-
sumption; which is almost I'M
fortunate. Its best use is be,
fore you fear consumption
when you begin to get thin.
Consumption is only one OF
the dangers of thinness.
SCOTS Emulsion of cod
liver oil makes the thin
plump, and the plump are
almost safe.
Let us send you a book on
CAREFUL LIvING-free.
us se' Va nowsr Chemists. y, South 9Th Ay,uu..
. ySSi aas .sss, s:ss Ea,.a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09

cares and duties Of their oiIiccs. The
party went north On the Santa lie last
night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09

Trinidad and Denver Mall $50 p m a;0a IN
Wichita Falls Express .i0.9j q m b.ib p. m
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09

9Ob boxes raislns sl.5o per box at
Turner \ Dingee's.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09

Dublin, Comanche and
Brownwood MALL. $50 p m 100 p IN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-09

Tho traina OF this line make direct cOnncc,
tiunA with the Texas and PaClnc railway trains
Nos. o 4, y and 10 ut Wenthorford, leaving Fort
Worth tyia Texas and Paolnc .anway) and or.
fiylng VI Mineral Wells as followai
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coeaC=U a6ri6ten aus Der
a(ten 9eimat6.
Sa6fen.

. 9 d. ) H.. 9teulid) fam Elm
u%nbefanrter 9err 3u elmer bier wobs
nenoeu Dame, beren Ma1tn in unters
ludunssbaft fitt uno Dor bic @eidmos
reuen fommt. Ser Serr CAB Der Damt
gegeniiber .ar, err iei @ei9Dorener unb
t6nrle ibren Mann fret brtnsen, menu
iie ibu cine Summe, bic er n0tbis
bra16e, 5ur 8erfieuns itelle. 0i2
Dame CAB benz Mianne 1000 Marf In
@ertbpapieren, Die Der Srembe lo9letd
IN eillem 8anfselddft In Qeipsig pers
duberl mollte. Die Sirma l6opfte
Serba6t unb ieste Die &riminalabtbeis
lung Der Boli5ei In &enntniB, welhe
Den Wtann nerbaftete. Derielbe CAB
an, aus louisville in Nmerifa st fem.
3midau. Der 8erbano 1G6iilder
Berg uub 9iittenarbeiter bier 3ablt our
.3eit 1900 Wfit9lieoer. Derlelbe b~erettet
jest bic Irentlung Der 8esrabuibfalie
BON Der 8erbanbsfalle Dor, 10 6aB Der
Serbano mebr einen seperfi6aftli6en
Sbarafter annimmt.
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s. Weintein's 9eib 8ihliotbet,
$50. 1o4 Ofz9oufto StraBe.

Die 2eibz8ibliotbef erltredt li9 rti6t
nur auf sebunbene Bidder in beuti6er
unb englii6er Spra6e, ionbern aud
auf fammtli6e berporragenben beuti6en
3eiti6riften, iopie auf 2%iferunssz
&omane.
9as announcement betrdgt so Gents
beim gintritt unb 10 @ents per Mpde.
Sie Bidder ober 3eitfdriften - bon
bener1 iebesmal niir elm gremplar berz
ausgabt mirb - f6nnen i'm 2aufe Der
Mo9e beliebig oft gepe9felt tperben.
Sn Der 8ibliOtbet bertreten finb Wers
fe, pie @ertdders S6rifteil, 8ibliotbet
Der llnterbaltung unb bes WiHens,
&eelams 8ibliotbef unb alle beiten unb
neueften @rf6einungen auf Dem @ebiete
Der &omanz2 iteratur. Won 3eitf6rifs
ten: @artenlaube, lleber 2anb uitb
Meer, Bud fir Ollie, llniperium, 8om
6els gum Meer, Moberne Stunt, Mus
fremben 3ungen &c.
Ngenten berIangt fur ben
8erfauf Der neueiten Sc citations g.
G pmame.
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G6ariuaif6e Sfaafem.

Ipolba. Ser bteiise @emeinoes
ratb bat angeoronet, baB Die Bidder unb
8erfdufer bon 8rob i'm 8erfaufslofale
DHentlide geraeidnilIe iiber @elpi9t
inb Breis oes 8rooeS an3ubringen uno
cine @aaae auf5uftellen baben bel Sin,
orobuns bon $50 Stuart Celebrate.
@,era. SIM Sdnimmbaliin Der
aeuetl 8abearftalt anf ben Oofmieien
ertraisf Der als tiidtiser Sdmimmer
befanllte Solbat beS 6ortisen 8atails
Ions @nselmann aus Gamma infolse
bon ardmpfen, Die i'm befielen, 81 benen
elm S6la9anfall frat.
Sonneberg. Die bieiige @olfss
fiide bate i'm Sabre 1891 einer Sc
fammtumiat BON 1881 Miarf. Sc
purben nerabfolst an @uppe 1905
Portionen, Grbien $50 Teller, 9inien
1929, Semitic 1s9, &raut 674, Stods
fi6 S58, &l0Be 9O3, Salat nit Gors
toIfeln = Bortionen TIM Sabre 1890 so,
Sled = int Sabre 1890 % 1eller,
8affee 3241 TaIien.
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Sreie Sfd0fe.

5ambmrs. Der sroet Gurbapez
ner 9afenbau, beiien 3Oiten auf Z ,5OO,s
600 Wfarf angei9lagen finb, fommt 1T
Der bon Der hamburger Birgerihaft
bereits bot i Sabren bei1lofiener
@eiie nidt our ausfibruns, neil bte
Sunbameute fir bic Quais fid plosli6
uugeeisnet seigen. Nene Pldne ur16
3oitenanidldse miifien uo9mals at bic
Birgerf9aft gelanger. neber Die Ser
s0serul1g berrf@t 9robe @rbitteruns in
DanbelSfreiien.
Bremen. 2apitdn 6einefe, Ser
5ibrer oes bel Qtberfielb seltranbeten
uub ipdter mteber ab8ebrahten Shnell>
bampfers oes gtorboeutIden Nonb
sGiber," iptrb iiherem 8ernebmett nod
i'm Dienit oeS Norbbeutlden 3loDo oers
bleiben, unb e5ipar uirb berlelbe bel
Nelbanten unb umbauten bon Danps
fern alS Snipeftor gernenbung finben.
6err Sapitdn 6eine, Elm burfats tiids
tiger unb praftil1er Seemann, bat be-
reits bet friibere1 @~elesenbeiten Neus
bauten BON Dampiern fir ben 9logb
beamfiidtist uno barin srobe 9~enntniie
uno g%rfabrungen geiammelt. Son ben
5ablreideu arreunoen bes auf Ietner lets
ten Heile letber bonn Mibgeldid beims
9efuhten 3apitdus uirb Der Gntihlub
beS SlogO nit Sreuoe begriibt.
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Na9 Wericu

&eiienbe, pel9e MserieD beiu9en
wolen, folten ibre &unbreiie : 8iaete
iiber Die MeIiean Rational
&ailtpaD faufen. sic erlauben be-
liebigen aufentbalt auf Sins unb 8ids
reiie in irgenb mel6en Pldben urb iinb
fir feds Monate siiltig. Ser 4gent
in 2arebo beiorgt bas @epdd, tpedielt
@elb I'M unb gebt ben &eiienben nit
8atb unb 3bat CUR Sanb. Speeiais
arrangements fur gr6Bere &eiie : @es
ielf6aften. Gabrpreis bon San @n>
tonic nod Der Stabt Merioo unb suriid
$39. rs. Mesen ndberer @iuaelbeiten
wenbet @u6 miinbli6 ober i6riftIi6
an %. 6. &igsbh 3ifet : asent,
s. & g.. q. 81. &C. Office, alamo
9lasa, San Nntonio, 5eras.
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@ro66er3ost6mrt 9eGen.

Darmitabt. Son einem BON
mot oes GroBber3oss @rnft 3ubwie
neiB man ii9 Oabier 5u er5dblen.
@inem 8efannten ge9eniiber, Der ietner
5reube uno 0erwunberuu9 Gusorud
CAB, bab Der @robber5os iif 70 RAID In
Die Resierungssei6dfte ssfunoen babe,
fol ber 6iirft fid seauBert Aaben:
.Das made Id al' nit meinem fleinen
Singer!4 (Staatsminiiter Singer lit
befanntlih pom fleiner Statur.)
Maina. Da8 III ben 9agen pom
2. bis 10. Gugnit bier it%attfinbenbe
6eitnngSnaan0per 9r0Beren StilS tpirb
febr interellant peroen, ba es iid I'M.
cine lleberrumpeluns Der Geitung, melhe
uorher friessmabig armirt ipnroe, batts
belt. Mm int~ereliantelten biirften iif
bic Yionieribungen 9eltalten, an ipels
den baS TO-, IL. uno Is. 8ionierbatails
Ion tbeilnebmen. Nus suIamnenges
bunbenem Shilf, aus Sprits uno ge,
troleumidliern, aus Sulammen9enabten
E~bierbduten, aus malerbi9ten @agena
Deden merben 6lDbe berseitellt, UNI oa,
nit cine Bride iibsr Sen 8bein BON
Gaftel mad Maiu5 gu i6lasen.
Offenba9. Sn BEN Diftatbeft
zines S1ilers, Der oieier Gage aus
elmer Granffurter TT eiue bteii9e Shule
lbersetreten III, fano fid II. a. Der Sat
ySm aanbe 9eiien sibt's grobe Sdiii.
feln ltno pents 5u elien! Wiit lpeldeu
0efiblen mag Der arme Sun9e aus Dem
geieaneten Frankfurt in Elm Sanb iiber.
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9eiie6elt ieit, BON benz Inn lein 3ebrer
sine 10 abldrsdenoe gOritel1uns beige
bradt batte!?
8leitersbeim. Inter oen oies.
iabrigen neutrality-suspicious. befato
iid Elm bieii9er iunger Wtann, Der MIR
Cd 8funb mog.
@atenborn. Son einelt1 tragis
I6en S9ifial lit ser 8farrer Cont
merlao oabier betroffen morben. Seine
Srau unS feline Ginbcr maren 9leids
Settig c~rfrarft. Die Srau un6 bas
iungite 9Odter9eu muroen pom SOB
credit.
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q. u. & u. .. Nabn.
Mbfahrt.

Ma1 @alpeiton, 9oufton unb @uero
tdgli6, ausgenommen Sonntags,
INT $3.50 Born.
Na6 CORPUS gbriti, Mranfas pab unb
Beepille tdgli6, ausgenommen Sonns
tags, um............3:O5 Nadn1.
Rad aerrpiae tdsli6, ausgenommen
Sonntags, um..-......5:00 Na6.
Na9 aerrpile, MIR Sonntags, lint
1880 BORN.
Na6 4errbiae tdgli6, ausgenommen
SonntagS unb Montags, tint
1880 8orm.
Mnfunft.
Bon @~alpeton, 9outon unb @uero
tdgli6, ausgenommen Sonntags,
UNI ...............s8 sos Mbenbs.
8om Corpus gbrifti, Mrahias paB unb
8eebiIe tdgli6, ausgenommen 9onne
tags, 80 Na6m.
Bon &errbille tdgli6. ausgenommen
Spnntags. .9:45 Born.
8on &errnile, MIR Sonntags, INN
500 MbenbS.
Son aerroile tdglid, ausgenommen
Sonntags unb MontagS, nmt
1880 Mbenbs ...................
= Mer eitten sutem Sdub biIlig
tanfen mill, gebe at paneoait &
9obn.
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ssiir bpffnuugslpS erflart unb bod
lefetfefi

ans etnem grtefe Der Grau Surt pDn @rptpn, Saes
ts e~rtaitet, bic Grtaltuns f@Ius f& auf u1eine aunsen
Id begann tart 81 buiten uub batb mar e8 an sifeIo8,
oab i'd an Der SGpinpiu@t lttt. Bier Gsrite saben
mid auf unb ertlarten, ha6 ih nnr nod eiue furse 3eti
III teben babe. Sd ielbft sab ale 9offuun8 auf unit
bereitete Hi6 fhon aut en bulbiseS Gnbe ppr. 60
rtetb Semaub nnetuem @atten an, Or. abuts's Reuea
Msttef sesen S6ptubiuhts 9uiten uub GrfdltuuS 81
rerfufen. Sd folete BEN Ratbe, nabm i'm @anBen adj
Slaf&eu unb purbe roafdntis aebetit. S6 bin iesi Il
SeIunb ME irsenb etne Srau neither 9efanutidoft.
groteaa{hen fret. gu BADEN BET GbcIpb Gretb,
Ghoupfcn & Sc. i'm Whelefdle unn BET aGen Grotbe.
iein 81 so 6ents unb $1.O0 b. Glaf6e.
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8rammf6weia.

WoIfenbittel. 3ipei perios
men, Der 17jdbrise 8udbinoerlebrling
S6iitte uuo Der einise 40 Sabre alte
@drtner alpers, ma9ten ibrem 0eben
ourd Grbdngen ein Gl1be. Inideineno
fat ji6 @riterer einen 0erpeis 5u febr
5n bergen geilommen, pdbrenb alpers
bic Ebat tn einem Gnfale bon Shfper-
mnth ausaefiiIrt baben iol.
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gomtbera Yacific : 8abn.
Mbfahrt.

ga6 MemsO Orleans, 9oui1o1t unb Gals
peton tdslid 1920 Na6m. nnb 300
ubr Mbenbs.
Na1 San 6rameisco, 81 pafo. unb
eagle BaB tdgli6 4:35 Nadm. unb
1880 Born
Mnfun t.
Bon 9tewsS Orleans, 9outcn unb @als
befton tdgli6 700 Born. unb 4:05
Na6m.
8on San Graneiseo, 81 pafo unb
eagle BaB tdsli6 1855 Na6m. unb
5.15 Mbenbs..
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2Ne&fem6nra.

8ntom. DaS ettpa cine Stnnoe
uon bier seleeeue Dorf 3epelin fuurbe
ourd cine J%enersbrunft beim9elu1t.
DaS 6euer eutitauo in Dem Gatben oe8
Grbpddters Stamuann unb tbeilte lih
in 6olse bes berrfdenben itarfen Norbe
winoes nit folder S9nelisfeit ben
idmmtli6en mad Sii6en gelegenen
Stroboadgebduoen nit, bab inner
balb elmer Sturoe 90 Gebduoe in
Shuttbaufen lagen.
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= Oils inn Nrtiaeries9 Depot in Mags
bebure elm Maeen bDI @ranaten abb
gelaben purbe, plabte cine berlelben
unb t0btete bier qrtileriften. Die Set
den berfelben parer entfeBli6 ners
1tiimmeIt.
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0f0em6mra.

-Ioifens. Gin bo6intereiIanter
Stub lit beim @raben etneS 2e1ers in
BEN Neubau oes 2aufmanns 6aDer
9enladt morben. Spei Meter inter
Der @rbe wurben ndmli6 brei runee
0anmitammidrge nit Sfeletten- aufse>
funoen.
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9ie falbiDnablen Dunlap, anor
unb StetiOn 6iite fin6et man Bel pans
& Sobn.
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Giitnbabn Tabr Yla11.
=. & 6. u. 8abu.

4bfabrt.
Na9 ct. Souls pia Sron MOuntain
ober 81. 8. &S....5:45 MorgenS.
Na6 ct. 2ouis bia Sron Mountain
&oute 200 Mbenbs.
Na6 2arebo. $3.50 Norrt.
Mnfnnft.
8on 81. 2plis, SrDn Woumtailt & 81.
Sc. & S...-.......-.. 9:35 yDrm.
gon ct. 2ouis, Sron Mountain & 30.
6. &S............11:2 go MbenbS.
8on Yurebo. :35 Nadm.
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@lrffetn6era.

Stuttgart. sdon ldneere 3eit
bate bic bielige 9teuerbeb6rbe SenffniB
iiber sSfererbefraubationfn bieliger
@roBfapitaliitsn. Nunlnebr, nadosm,
Der Saifonsternlin p~erflolfen lit, fat
Ole Steuerbeb6roe cine unterinhnns
segen oielelben einseleitet, Die. ipie man
bort. 3u einem fir Die betreffenoen 9a-
pitaliiteu febr anausenebmen Relnltat
sefiibrt bat. Man nerilt sanS bebeu-
ten0e Summen, Die befrau6irt morben
ieien. - Die 6. 8aneenerfeinnle 5ablt
I'M laufenben Sommerfurs 270 Shiifer
gegerl 203 i'm 8oriabr.
B0nnisb IN. Sin bier i'm
Dienit itebenoes ainbsmab9en I'M 4lter
BON IA Sabren Uerlu9te baS linn CUR
&ufli9t iibergebene Sinh 3u tooten,
inbem es oemielben fiinf Stednaoeln
uno Glide sro6e 8obnet nit @epalt
in ben 9alS binabbriidte. 8ter Der
Stednabeln iino bereits auf natiirli6em
Wege ~ab9egangen uno es lit pobt Mus>
iidt uorbanbcn, baS 2eben bes atnoes
5a retten. Die jugenbli6e Yer6re6erin,
Die bereitS benz 4mtSserift iiberseben
lit, lieB iid aus 9eimweb 5n Dem Sers
| geben perleiteli.