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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-05
ALICE sTODDARD,s STORY.
she Rennses 10 REPEAT Il, and Poiicenau
McGlynn Denies t.

The rumors connecting the name OF police
man Of Capt Germans command with that Of
Miss Alice Stoddard Of 50 South Eighth street.
Williamsburgh. took definite shape yesterday
when the girls father. Charles stoddard. gave
n statement to the reporters who called on
him. He said that Miss Stoddard who is not
yet 10 years old left her home one night in
February to visit dressmaker on Marcy
avenue. near Hewes street. She returned
about an hour later much agitated and went
to bed. Since then she has been under The
care of Dr. Hanford Of Lee avenue.
She made complaint to tho children's socl-
ETY.. and notification from the society was the
first intimation he received that the girl had
been wronged. In reply to his questioning she
told him that on her way home from Marcy
avenue she stopped at Hewes street and Wythe
avenue for car. While she was waiting Po-
liceman Z. j. McGlynn spoke to her and told
her no car would pass for half an hour. She
replied that she would wait. and the policeman
II guess You Won't. You'll come along with
me- and II you try tS run away or call out Ill
She was frightened. and accompanied the
policeman to a coal office in Kent avenue. He
a aH she Ssss Mn aaoo ks s"a
is and tie sVs %s as the e
mar She named was on that post during the
month in which the alleged assault is said to
have been committed.
Cant. Gormnn was instructed from Police
Headquarters to investigate tho rumor De-
tectives Holland md Dolan went to 81 South
Eighth street and talked to the girl, She re-
fused pontblank to make any complaint or to
repeat the. statement her father declares she
made to him. The father also refused to say
to the detectives what no had told to reporters.
lawyers he had consulted to wait until they
When the detectives reported tho result OF
their investigation Capt. German called Po-
liceman McGlynn before him and told him OF
the reports that had reached the station. Nc
Glynn denied the truth OF tho reports. and
said that the rumors must have been started
by an enemy He does not know whom to sus
poet, but points to the action Of the two citi-
Zens who took the trouble on New Years eve
to report to the station that he of his post
In a saloon as a proof that he has enemies.
Capt. German says that until some one comes
forward and makes charges he can do no more
than he has done. He vii! report to Head
quarters to-day that beyond the, rumor he can
learn nothing q tho outrage alleged to have
friends OF McGlynn. and he is very popular.
the story is not believed. The girl L. said to
have been in some trouble with the Children q
Society nearly year ago. and to have made
charges then which she withdrew when asked
to swear to them. Several OF the statements
mado by her father have been denied. There
Is no dressmaker In Marcy avenue within q
block Of Hewes street, and Dr.. W. H. Hanford
OF Lee avenue declared last night that he h ad
never heard Of the Stoddard girl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-05
MRS. BEECHER AND 4 CRANK.
Like Mrs. Russell sage, She Forthwi
Puts Her Visitor Out.

Like Mrs. Russell Sage, She Forthwith
Puts Her Visitor Out.
Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher thus describes the
visit Of begging crank to her house at Orange
and Hicks street, Brooklyn. a few days ago:
Il admitted the woman myself She was
stranger to me end about 40 years old. She
told mo her rent was due. and that her chill
dren were sick and her husband out OF en-
ployment When asked her what could do
for hor. she said that must, lot her have
So at once. When told her that
the house lust then, the woman sprang
to her feet and began to abuse me. She went
on You. You. tho rich Mrs. Beecher. mean to
tell me that you haven't got SIS about you
Aren't you asian ed to Ito soT l pointed to
after Looking at me very hard for u few sec
onds she went out.
Everybody knows that I am not rich.
rent this house, Ny income IL u modest one
supports me comfortably. that is all. hav.
no complaints 10 make Everybody from tho
church and outside Of the church is loving
Kindness ITSELF"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-05
cigar Dealer File wood Dro waed.

PATERSON, Jan. 4.-Ernest G. NJ. Filcwood. n
cigar dealer ut = Court street. Brooklyn. WAS
drowned In tho fassaic River ut Warren s
Point. near this city, this afternoon. He came
here with party who wished TO look at some
land put up Tor sale by the last Paterson Land
Company.
Tho property is on the Eric Railroads Bcr-
gen county short cut. The broadway bridg. is
broken down am, tho party attempted to cross
sized.
Mr.. Fleetwood was swept away and drowned.
panions escaped with their lives after hard
struggle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-05
MIR. CLARK WILL PAY SOMETHING.
He Says He Gave Away the DOG that Bi1
Eddie Hall W hen It Was . PUP.

W. Campbell Clark Of the Clark Thread Com.
pany denies the ownership Of the dog which
caused the horrible death Of little Eddie BAH
Of Harrison. N. J. He said yesterday that he
gave the dog to his driver. Andrew Pagan.
when it was three months old. He wanted to
drown the pup. which was the runt OF a litter
Of four. but Pagan begged for. 1t. and was al
lowed to keep it 1t was a full-blooded mas
others Of the same litter are in good health
and fine condition. Mr.. Clark has volunteered
and interment- Adam Groel visited the be.
reaved widow yesterday rs q representative Of
Mr.. Clark. his employer.
Harold Ball. the 0.year-old brother Of the
boy who died Of hydrophobia on Sunday.
shows no sign OF the terrible disease, but has
been made extremely nervous by ylsitors who
watched him curiously and speculated about
his fate. The physicians have given positive
orders that he must not be annoyed Or In
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-05
THE COLLABORATING K1PERxMkHz:

It Cannot He Completed In Mrs. WlleksO
Mrs. Minnie Wick. the wife of Herman Wick.
who owns a steam laundry at Twenty-third
street and First avenue. was scalped on Dec
%, 1890. by her hair being caught In the ma
chinery Of the laundry. She was taken to
Bellevue Hospital. where the doctors decided
to try skin grating More than half the part
ment. and now only a place about SKA inches
remains open. Over that, however. the graft
ed skin refused to adhere. and two months ago
and leave skin to form OF its own accord.
DR.. Glsau who is In charge Of the case, said
that tho epitheinm promised to cover tho raw
place. He declined to say when the patient
might leave the hospital. but he thought II she
during the past few weeks that the wound
would lie entirely healed before the end Of the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-05

PLArNEELp. Jan. IA fire started In the
office Of the Westfield Leader at 2 O'Clock Yes
terday morning. Tho town has no water
works and practically no Fro Department.
Tho flames spread to adjoining frame build
ings. and before they were got under control
at O'Clock by tho Elizabeth Fire Department
which hnd sent he'll to no town. u Whole block
Of buildings was in ruins. Among tho dozen
buildings turned was one occupied by the
office Of the Westfeld Siandard was also
Quilted and Q brand new printing press was
destroyed. The total loss IL estimated at from
$4,000 to $40. 0OO, which Is partially covered
By Insurance It u not known how the Ore
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-05

Tho Passengers. Who Had . Marie w Es.
cape, Wantcd 10 Lynch Him ON the Spot.

cape. Wanted 10 Lynch Him ON the spot.
ROCHESTER,. Jan. 4.-The passengers on the
train leaving Windsor Beach on tho Rome.
WATERFOWL and Ogdensburg road at IL o'clock
this morning. had Il narrow escape. The
train consisted OF tho engine baggage car.
and two passenger coaches. and the coaches
were crowded.
Near Rattlcsnako Point the rond makes a
sharp curve. and here the engineer saw man
n short distance ahead leave the track and run
up tho hill. The brakes were instantly ap-
piled and the engine came to n standstil only
ten feet from u three inch plank fastened be-
tween tho rails, with the evident intent I
ditching tho train. Tho engineer and fireman
Caye chase and captured the man.
When tho passengers learned what had
happened there We're cries Of Lynch him -
"Hang him !" and xiii him. y The prisoner
was not injured. however lie wah brought to
Rochester on the train and handed over to the
police.
He gives his name ms John Abel. and claims
to 1.-Two in the city. His st"ryis that in carry
ing the plank which he found in the Gcncsre
Eher Ir became alarmed mt the arproach
OF tie train and Dropped it t. prevent being
run
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-05

friend of DR.. Edwards. John E LEACH.
Of Cattara%ngus, in order to conciliate pr. "a.
snperintendent Of Public buildings. 4 reason
Si h aeraR s. OF for ts
ths intention Of soon replacing Railroad Com.
Eward Wemp I B@tS N.Y. Mi' WemplS and NJ
Wanstbr9pok arc from Montgomery county.
appoint a Committee con- on Contested seats the
,n thing aud ,a take up the contested eeo-
There was a good deal Of difference Of
opinion in the Democratic Senate caucus over
the to bg on appSntmehts and and
coed q once to throw hi wen out ~% shs nspuSii
N tho cr districts IS and
,hsasIf might i? ssess next fq!l ma ihat IL
the contested eiecti GnS cases fairly. and to
sSsy merits si 10 fSsTs
Lieut.. Gov. Shechan was present at the eau
Gus and spoke several times Senator Cantor.
also spoke 5 a0 so did q scnators Mrcielisnd
Parker. Brown. Bloodgood. and others. The
setofs We're tut under pledge OF sSsrscy
years; The caucus will meet again to- morrow
morning. an hour before tho Legislature
Several Of the Republican Senators came up
p oc"ek SH l Erwn arson and Smith
are with DR.. Edwards: and are tryin. to bring
him around to thS .hEep%thean pS,lbley
q SP sHs Sth s sidss
II sh snd wh hn se It Re
by thss Murpbv
Senator Hill. The shrowdest men of both par
ties arc ct work to get Edwards h Which 81
Edwards either takes his seat or abstans with
Iaie+; Is asserted that Senator Edwards
his resolution to attend the Senate
Constituents. 10 argument could shake his
resolution. and 50 t was determined that the
the sssson o rhs
deemed advisable. as organization, if Mr.. Ed
wards attends, can be consummated any way.
The Senate will be organized at noon to-mor-
row II seventeen Senators are present.
Erwin. gave it, it out at midnight that they had
not arrived ut any conclusion, and would not
until Tomorrow.
FINAL ORDERS FROM NEW YORK.
The corridors Of the Fifth Avenue Hotel were
full of the Republican Senators elect sum
Hiscock. They talked and they talked,
AS result Of these conferences it is only
necessary TO add that their policy at Albany
was determined by Mr. Platt and Mr.. Hiscock.
They were not to go into caucus last night.
Meanwhile every Republican gun was to
be directed against Senator Edwards OF
Cuttaraugus. Every effort was to be- made to
change his mind a bout entering the Senate
to -dny and thus giving the Democrats the nu-
merical strength to organize that great body.
Mr.. Platt and Mr. Hiscock propose that. the
Senate shall be thrust upon the shoulders OF
Senator Edwardsi and that he sha!!
he serves ia the office t. which he has
heen elected. II Senator Hiscock and Mr..
Senators. these will all refrain from being
sworn in. They propose to hold Senator Ed
in and as nm archangeI If he doesn't. 1t is
known that they deferred their caucus last
night because their agents We're out attempt
ing to change the mind Of Senator Edwards.
But it is considered doubtful II Patt and His
cock could keep their men in line for long.
The Repu blcan Senators have their districts
to represent. They want their puy and their
yriv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-05
Rurs,,nr or /. Water Main.

A water main in Fulton place. near Liv.
ingston street. Brooklyn. burst last night. and
the flow of water undermined the cellar walls
Of the extension in course of erection to Fred
Looser 4 Co dry goods establishment.
Tho iron girirra and beams supporting the
extension gave way; and the entire two stories
foundations for tho cellar as we'll as the walls
will have to he rcnid. and the loss 1t is thought
may reach $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-05
Put Ont of tb. Hor.,u. House.

James Upshur. who says he Is son OF Rear
Admiral Upshur. attracted the attention Of
every one in the Hoffman House cafe at IL
o'clock last night by knocking two glasses
from the bar. Billy Edwards attempted to put
almost took him Off his feet. Upshur and
Edwards grappled and were soon rolling on
the floor. With tho help Of Detective Jacobs,
Upshur was ut last put out Of tho hotel. 1t
was snid that he had been elected In the after.
noon for making disturbance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-05
M'GLORY rs M'GRORY.
William, It Appenr~. Has Two Names, Only
One o. Which In Famous.

Judge Barrett has granted an order substi-
tuting William McGlory. also known as Will
liam McGrory and ma McGrory." for PLAIN
Billy McGlory. In a summons given in a civil
proceeding in the supreme Court 1t seems
and refused to answer n summons to liam
McGlory In suit brought by Sigmund Ashner
nished for the -Four teenth street dive. 1t also
appears that Anna McGlory. his wife. who also
signed the note - McGlory." holds property In
the name OF McGrory.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-05
The Doctor. We're Too Quick For Him.

John REGAIN. a horscskoer. who has been out
of work and has drunk heavily walked into
his house at lG3 West Twentieth street at "a
o'clock last night and held W. u two-ounce
tUltlu.
"Frrr ,,h" goes. Annie" he said. and emp
tied III" cuntcntH,own his throat. Mrs. fcgan
didn't stop Ia ask what he had taken. hut ran
ont and found Policeman Bchr. and ten min
utes later two doctors were working over ke-
gan with a stomach pump. He was uncon-
around all right.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-05
The Grand Jury Win Investigate This
Accident.

s. E. Stimson. Thaddeus c. Miller. Philemon
Tillion. and Robert W. Reid who were arrested
accused OF criminal neglect In the construc-
ton OF the new theatre at the corner OF Jack
son avenue and Ninth street, Long Island
City, which collapsed last Tuesday. iniuring
nine men. were arraigned before Mayor
Gleason yesterday The men We're not ready
hearing was post poned until Friday next Five
Of the Injured men arr still In the hospital. II
present Queens county Grand Jury by the
Board Of Health. WHO condemned the building
aud ordered work discontinued the day of the
accident
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-05

First Through Car f0r Csliforais
Leaves New York to-day on the North Shore Limited.
via New York Central. Accommodations secured by
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-05

.Y. a D." Stick Lieories,
UaQusstiousbly the leading brAAd AL dxuSgtsts-kds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-05
A Big Fire In westaeld.

Mrs. Graves is reported to be worse.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-16
5taot @Gicago.
GountY=Nn9cle9eubeiten
Cine Qb6noerun, Ser Hospitolteecln. =
SericPt oes GountY=Q ocnteu. = Derz
ibicocncS.

Oas 8lenar> Golnite bes @ountDraths
beihGitiate lid Wtlttpod) falt DurbgGngig
nit meEiQer nidttgen Nn9elegenbeiten. Or.
g. .. Sobbs, elmer Der glerSte onlStabe DeS
6ospitals, begrilnoete burh betrefenpe
Nustiibruugen Gle Jtotbtpenbigfeit Der 2tD>
Guoerung Der jest beltebeaoen 9teqtln fir
Die Nufnubme Don B0tienten inl @ou1tDs
hospital, uuo Die 9tegeln murOen oabin abb
gcGnoert, oaB bon jest oil Die 1t0 anmels
oeuoen 4Satlenten III Der JteibsnfDl8e ibrer
QlnlneIpung ben betreffellecn Nnr05 3uge=
0et6eilt Terpen lolleH, abgeleDen Dapol1, oaB
Der &ranfe ein ihr:ftliheS !3suqniB bon
benz QlrSte Gus DEM Stabc beS hospitals
Oorlpeiien faun. Der ii1 leiner ipeSlell ans
3lnebnen Derpfli6tet.
Der Gi1toufsagent, ooer SltperiNtenOent
fiir ben Dffentli6eu 9ienit, berihtete iiber
leiue unteriudun9en betreffs Der &lage oeS
GDuntDGgenten ilber Die man0clbaTte Sob
lenlieierung al Die GountDs Nrmel our6
ben &oblenbdIoler S. &. SelD. @r be-
ridtete, OuB GellD alBeroroentli6 radldlz
fla in Der @riiiuuna ietner gfli6ten lei,
uno oaB ieine Nngeitelten nidt 9esi9net
leier, Die arrlen 2eute 81 ~beotenen, Dle es
leine @el6dftSregelu DDrl6retben.
General 2ieb erldien in Der Sibung als
Nnipalt DeS fribercn SountD> NrOltetteH
Sui. Negmann, nm Dellsn Ge6nung ilber
$3,437 iur auf Nnoronung bcS GountDz
ratbS angeiertigte GlGne III DerIebten. Der
GountDratb tpplte 0errn QGegmann nit
Der 2umperei Don $3.50 abft1loeu. Oerlelbe
mill li6 aber nl6t 10 lhnDoe ablpeilen lals
len ulo p~erlanat bns gauge @elo, DaS ibnl
mad Gedt 5utommt. 0te 9lngelegenbeit
miro am nG6iten Sreitag nGber erOrtert
meroen.
Ser Gontraft fir Die Sabritible gu benz
9lnbau oes GountD: 0ospttaIs miro Der
Crane @leoator So. aufauen. Sir bic
8entilatpren iou Der @intaufsa9ent neue
@ngebote ausi6retben.
9as StnanScomite empfabl bic 8eSabz
lung elmer 9tehnung pm 800 an @baS.
&roei6eu, bet ais Sa6Deritanoi9er III benz
YroSeiie gegen Barren Springer ipegen Der
DerbGngntBpoiien 0ampIteiielerploiton
Dieuite e~eleiltet bate. Die 0te6nung
muroe na6 lan9erer 0ebatte aur :3ablung
angeDteen.
Ser Beri6t bss County, 9tgenten gGilz
liamlon ilbsr ben Dergangenen Wtorat en-
9iebt, OaB bas @ouutD rpGbreno Dieler 3eit
1886 Samilien unteritiBung ertbeilte %
Yerlonen ipuroen in Das hospital 9ei6iGt,
ebenloDiele Yerlonen tpIr0en aut @ountDz
fOlten beerotgt; II Yerlonen erbielten freie
9teile, unb 214 Geute tpurben HaG Dem Dir
msnbaule gelGidt. 81 Qerionen tDuroen
fir lrrftnuig befunbem unD cine arDBere
2ln5abl Glnoer Dur0e in Observation-Disclosures
OnffnItpu IIuternPhrnht
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-16
Q1oro.
5ohn mheeIod erfdie6t 0homas Saumann
in elmer mrtbi6aft.

Sbomas S6umann ipurbeO 81 enftaaQlbeno
in 81. S. &Dle's Wtrtbl6aft all Der &reuz
5ung Der Suinois Central S6ienen uno
SO. StraBe BON benz ShanftpGrter, Sobn
Wbeelod, eri0oiien. S0umonu betrat Die
Mlrtbi1aft in ~angetrunfenem !3uitdnDe
uno begann ben breijabrlgen Sobn Wbeez
lpf's gu neden. Ser Yater eriubte ibn,
Das &inb in Gube gu laiien, porauf S6uz
mann it6 ge9en 8beelod panote unb ibn
nieOerihIu9. 9leler lprang auf, bottle
binter Dem S6anttii6 etnen 0IepolDer berz
bot uno idoB auf S6umann, Der unter
benz Teuer 3uiammenbra6. Die &ugeL
mar ibm our6 oaS @ebirn g~e6runeen uno
batte ibn augenbI;Glid 9%etootet.
Wbeelod begab lt6 lofort nad Der @rano
@roliin9 Station uno ~lieferte it6 Der 0oz
lt5ei aus. Nugem3eugen bebaupten, pat er
niidtern getpeien Jet. ais ct auf S1umann
idoB. @r mobnt nit leiner Srau unb brei
&lnoern lber Der Wirtbl6aTt.
Shumann fam Dor einem Wonot aus
&O6elter. 81. g., na6 Chicago llnb loQ Elm
SaulttGmpfer geweien lein. IS beiBt, oaB
er benz Srunfe lebr ergebsn uub arbeitsz
l9eu mar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-16
6oe Gen Goo Dor.
5reo. mocn9 erhdn9t fi6, neil fein Dater
inn 3pin9en wolte, ietn NadfoI9er
i'll Der Sdderei 5u meroen.

Ser 16iGhrige Treb. Woen6 erbGngte
it6Oonuerit a9 in leines 8aters 9auS al Der
80. Strabe ulo MentmortD NUe. Ser
3ebtere, Wnt. Wtoeu6, pobnt nit leiner
Nantlie iiber leiIsr BGderei, uno IS mar
feline Nbfibt, BEN Sobn gu ietneln 9tahz
folger au er3ieben. Der iunse Otoenh
fonnte it6 ieoo6 nit oielsr Soee ni6t be-
freunoeH unb Deigerte it6 bartnGGtg, irS
9enowel6e Nrbeit in Der BGGerei su berz
ri6ten. Sein Wunl6 mar, baS @lternz
6aus 3u Derlaiien uno flo anoerlpdrts cine
Stelle 81 iu6en. Gs ftel Den @ltern aLlerz
htn9s auf. Dag Der Sunge ben Sopf bdngsn
lteB unb l6merlnlltbig umberDanoelte, aber
&etner 5ahrte natlrlth Oaran, DaB CT ii9
nit Selbitmnroabitbten TRACE.
9onneritagWtorgen DerlieB CT oaS6aus 5u
elmer friiben Stltnoe uno ietne NbiDeienbeit
Stel erit auf. ais it6 Die Samtlie Wttttags
au Slide ieben pouIe. Wtan ipartete cine
3eit lang auf i'm, bis Die Wfutter unrubig
nurbe uno i'm Sauie mad ibrem Sobne gu
rufen uno lu6en begann, boffeno, oaB er
i'm Qaufe OeS Wforgens suritdgefeDrt uno
in einem Der 53immer e%inee1hlafen lei.
Sic bate mobl 3ebu Mtnuten oas @Bz
3immer perlaIien, ais 6srr Wloeu6 iie pl0Bz
LID einen furdtbaren Sbret ausitoBen
b0tte. @r elite nad) Dem Wleblraum binter
Der 8dderei uno ftieB bier auf leine Srau,
Die ibm nit entiester Miene sErtef. boB ibr
Soba Sreo ii6 erbdnat babe. 6err Wtoend
betrat u ben Eoum unb fano bier ben
SSungen BON einem 8alfen berabbdnsen.
@r bate it6 auf etnen Stubl geiteut uno
bielen, nadben1 er einen Strid an benz
8alten befeitigt unb nun Die Shlinge UNI
ieinen gals gelegt bate, tpeggeltoBen.
Ser un9ludithe muroe ab9ei6nitten
uno Elm Nr5t gerufen, Der conitatirte, baB
Ger SOB l6on Dor mebreren Stnnoen einz
9etreten iein miiie.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-16
D0dentHte 3uinois Staats5eitune ulontae 1e. uloi 1892

0ampler vW1aripoia" bier eintrafen, Duroe
in @rfabrunG gebradt, Oas Die @elebaes
bung Der 6awaiiihen Srlieln am IS. >. 90.
3uiammentreten unD Die Urage Der 9lngliei
DerulQ oil Die Ser. Staaten beratben miro.
9fi6t nur Die neutrality-suspicious.. lons
bern ouh cine arobe Nn3abl l~oniti9er Ses
nobner Der Snieln iino All @uniten elmer
2ln9lieoerung Der Snieln al Die Ser. Staas
ten. Sobalo Die @slebGebung 3ulammeri@
trttt, miro Die Tra9e sur 8%erbanolunG
fommen jeood oilrite Die @rleoigung oerz
lelben geraulne .3eit in Mniprud nebmen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-16
foIeen pom gu id2nsIIem fahren.

9ur6 i6neles uno unoorlt6ttges Sab
rem baben bier mieoer einlnal sipei &ins
Der ibr 2eben etlt9ebilBt. Die DierjGbriae
W2arp Oone6, Die bel l6ren @Ltern. 796
Nuport StraBe mobnts. iDuroe all Der 49,.
uno Sbroop Strabe BON @eOrge Diebl's
Wtil6maeen iberiabren uno aueenblidlih
getDotet. Sin SierDagen Der vSeipp
Greming So" Iberfu6r DOT Rem 6aule 284
gtemberrD 9lpe. Den Dieriabri9en @Dbte
@lono uno Der &leiue tDuroe ais peritiint>
n,sIte 9eihe ieinen @ltern tn'e 6aus aetras
gen. Solpobl 9iebl, als audi Ger &utiher
bes 8ierwasens, Sacob Sumnelbaf. murs
ben Derbaitet. 8eioe bebaupten, an Dem
1niaGe iaulolos 81 iein, oteie 8ebauptun8
pirb aber DON 9lugen5eugen beltritten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-16
mirfIiO reelIe, cute maore

1OrrIIlu reeIeI 911e Duure
befommen 9ie, wenn gle it9 8ronbt's
@@meiSerpillen onlboffen. IS lit Elm aus
9eSei6netes sDtittel, nallentli6 i'm Sriibiobr,
our &eini9ung Oes SpltemS. 40 @ents Die
S9a0tel III ben 2lpptbefen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-16
uDas Geben metner G.odter

m,trbe bur6 6oob's Gorloparila oerettet, d"
1agt 6err 8. y. Sones Don Qllna, Wtoi1e.
DSie bate lieben oiie1e @unoen all perz
1Giebenen Steuen bes &orpers, ober felt lie
9oob's Gar aparila einnabm, lit iie 1pie0er
ftorf ul1o Qelullo."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-16
EpfEsIrEsE

GuitgrC3&
III 0n5 fet1sFte baDcriIG,e sier Ics
WfnrfS, 9ebrn1tt UpM WetS WnO
&o@fcn+ GDafrAo SeiDp &resvertj
So. 1eIc9uum $3.50.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-16
}slori i
fir aameltmss 4tma Climber.

fir 96steltMss 4tttA 3ittAet.
Gaftoria fsrSest Die 3erSannns unb feiet!tst
aufoerieben9eit, geritppfun5, lberitIiiiSc Mesene
1aure, Dtorrbpe unb SieberzD t8pcftiGM. Dabur9
wirb baS Rtnb seiunO 9ema@t unb ietn 6alaf ,tatats
Itdt. Goitoria entbalt wefer MeDrpRin, nod anbers
nartptti4e SutItan5en.
uGatpria III 10 rpr3dgtt6 seetsnet fNr stnber, bas tS
t5ri Dor GGe1 arperen mir betanntel. Prhparaten bu
&rrSu9 sebe." S. 81. rs r, MD,
Ill Sputb Srfprb Str, S=ppflan, 81. g..
pgett netrereH SoGren babe i'd Stv uGafrria@ ems
pfpbten un6 nerpe eS aud fsrner tbun, va eS Dbne Auss
na5nle quite 9~feiultate ~crStelt bat"
@bptn s.. @arbee, ND,
rGhe Wtntbrpp", 125. Ctr, nno z. Mre.I Telp BSrt
@itY.
y@u8 perI6nIiher @apbd4tun8 unb Grfabrln9 taurta
TdGer, tap @aItpr:d etne au89eaetG5nete Ntertsi1 fut
&tnber lit, bic ais ~geItlhe3 abfl6rmittel ipirtt nns ete
Gpanuurg Ser Gtngeipeice, irpie bes Gefdnlnffi9item3
Iebr bebeuten6 ltnbsrt. g2ielc Wiitter babet mir ieIte
ausge5eiGnete %9Btrtuta uuf tbre S1nber beBeu9t."
DR.. q. 6. SSSppp Npweu, Oaal.
teGentaurGDmpanp II Mnrrup Stt.; g. 9.