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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-29
THE
Builders Iron Foundry.
FOU NDERs
AND
MACHINISTS.

The Builders Iron Foundry. the largest of
the fifteen iron foundries of Providence, was
incorporated in 1853. and succeeded the old
High Street Furnace, which had been a lead
ing foundry since 1872.
The works are situated on Codding, High
and Dodge streets, and the foundry IL among
the best fitted for heavy work in New Eng
land and one of the largest d, 'oted to gen.
eral jobbing. The moulding iioor' are about
10000 square feet in area, and the cup0las
have a capacity of forty tons. There are two
twenty live ton air furnaces, and the two cleo
trio cranes In the "gun room" designed and
built by the company, viii together lift a
piece weighing fifty tons. Tho core ovens are
unusually large.
The castings for some of the Ian gest ny drau-
lie presses, mining machinery, water and sew
age pumps and pumping engines In the coun-
many instances. being beyond the capacity Of
the foundries of the companies that finished
the work, and an excellent reputation at
tends the building or architectural castings,
from which the company derives its name.
Caissons for bridge piers, large water pipe
and special castings for water works are also
cast here, and probably no company in Rhode
Island has done more work for the United
States Government. Its contracts have in
cluded the IRON work for lighthouses and for
number of government buildings, Lotably
the dome of the west wing of the State. War
and Navy Department building at Washing
ton, also for 3O5 ga TO l3 inch cannon during
the war;, seventy-three l2-inch breech-load-
ing rihed mortars for coast defence. and the
carriages for mounting number of these
The mortars now being finished have cast
iron bodies and two rows of steel hoops. The
total length OF each gun is l29 inches; diam
eter OF bore, l2 inches: diameter outside Of
steel hoops, 42lS inches. and total weight 81, :
$50 pounds. The steel projectile ordinarily
used weighs $50 pounds. 1t is fired by charge
of eighty pounds of brown prismatic powder,
and at a distance of six miles will penetrate
four inches of steel. 1t has a bursting charge
of thirty pounds of fine powder. The car
riages are IA feet diameter at base, 10 feet
high and weigh about thirty-eight long tons.
Total weight Of gun and carriage, 1ls,0OC
pounds. The gun when thus mounted can be
fred at least every five minutes.
The machine, smith and pattern shops oc-
cupy a line of brick buildings 400 feet In
length, with total floor space of 10000 square
feet.
Some of the machine shop tools are unusual
One Of the large lathes will receive between
centres a piece feet in diameter and 20 fee
long, and the riHing machine and breech mill
ing machine now engaged in the manufac
ture of mortars were designed and built here
Two Of the machine shop cranes have
capacity OF thirty tons, and the general equip
ment is adequate for satisfactorily finishing
large proportion of tho great variety of cast
ings which the foundry produces Special at
tention is given to accurate heavy machin
work, and contracts are received for patter
work. Three hundred aud fifty men are EN-
ployed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-29
GEO. HA YVES & SONS,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Hawes' Improved Patent
Steam Trap.

Il he W o l l
known house of
George Hawes
d. Sons, hardly
needs any in
trod uction 10
the people of
Providence, or
In fact of the
entire state
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-29

ls and 20 Thomas Street. New York, w.
B. FLETCHER, Agent.
So Lincoln Street, Boston, s @. TRIPPE.
Agent
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-29

outside of the wholesale commission business,
conducted by them, they manufacture
speciality which has achieved an international
reputation and has been placed In all the
government and municipal buildings at
Washington. This speciality is the renowned
Hawes' Improved Patent steam Trap, which
has distanced all pretentious rivals, and pos
sessing as IL does so many points OF superiority
over all others, IL practically occupies posi-
ton of its own. Since being placed upon the
market in 1881, IL has many times amply
demonstrated these points of excellence, and
Is growing in favor every day, as increased
production and sales will surely testify.
Its superiority consists Of great economy In
fuel, absolute circulation without air valves,
and avoiding swapping noises In pipes. When
cold OF at rest the outlet Is open, avoiding
great damage by freezing. They occupy q
very small space and will not freeze at low
temperature IL used In the open air. These
great improvements at oug make IL the most
perfect, reliable. durable and cheapest steam
trap ever offered 10 the public. IL is used and
highly endorsed by such well-kno-vn houses as
the Walworth Manufacturing Company, Bra
man. Dow a. Co George X. Paul a Go. and
Sumner a. Goodwin, Boston; "a B. Darling a.
Co. Pawtucket; Lonsdale Company, Ions
dale; w. r. &F. @ sayles. saylesville; Amer
ioan worsted Company, woonsocket; Abbott
Downing Company. Concord, n. H.; East
Hartford Manufacturing Company, Burn
side, Conn: Monitor Carpet Mills, Philadel-
phia, Pa. b; William ). Smith. chief engineer
United States Navy, Washington, ID. c..
among many others. The CO. partners. Mcssrs.
J. NJ. 4. G. and II. G.. Hawes, stand deserved
ly high in commercial and trade circles.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-08-02
Nr. 1884,.
Gin GiidbItf anf oic crtc SiBmnG
OcS %. Gpnareiies.

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Su Der SouareBiteuug, Die iidl Iett Ibrem
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bill, Die A6tltuuNenbtll, Die Bills sur Fcus
ftOniruug Der iibtrIebsuOer Scteraneu ocS
Semiupleus uno res Slad Sdpt -Srle9eS,
iomle Der SranteumGrteytuuen aus Dem Slirs
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Die Sill SIR Gr;wlnguul uou Q0nocls. 5tecis
prO;itdt nit CANADA uuo Die Sla sur Grs
bobuug peS SalGrS Ser Niaumdaiieu BON
observation-disclosures.
Die 6reIpraguagSbIu, Die pgnti.S .SptiuuSs
9ll" uno ole S,u ;ur SejbrGuluug ser
&erluiuiquugen, lUwe cine Micugc Gn0crer
mid)tIger Sorlageu bllebeu Ill cincm oOer
Dem anOcreu NaH'e blugeu. SaS 0auS pals
Iirte AS SllS, BON weld)eu 2S4 audi uom
Senat anqenommcu unO uom Hrdnoenteu
unterseid)net mugOeu. Der Seuat uGAm
Col Bills au, inociicu muroen nIr 1l3 oer-
,elben Guh pom NaIle palltrt, mo ipcI oers
islben, 0arunter olc McSarabaus SIll, be-
lsate Der BralIoent nit ieluem Seto. Glna
Jebrad)r nurScn I'm ScUdt 1904 un0 lnI
0au,e 1855 Bills uuo Flenaridliile. 9GS
elu;ge @eldJdir uon SeOeanng, weld)es uOr
Strtlaung Der Sipuug nod erleNIqt wsroen
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Slu. reip. Sle BARN elHgeldlOneneu SSeIt'
auSlleuuHgSs sIlm,nOeuIsuIe. SobdlN olele
SIll erleOIgt ut, mr0 DE enogulIge ScrtGa
auHg loi0rt eufol1eu.
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Seet, ba bas e5ras grim 1T, uHo bic SIumtn fid5
ehflalten, penbet id bes Dleuihen Eaturtrieb benz
SaHoe Su. gsarnm polte man nidt bas aau,e Sabr
M,enn sie aui Dem sanoe jrbe Seausmid,feit, tuels
de Sic in Der Siabt Eabsn, betnmmen tonnen, parum
MOLTEN Sie nidlt Elm tdotiitss unb Gin ldnolides
Seim SuaIeit baben2
aui r$ecdlsSil," paS iHnerbaIb ses gtabtse6ietes,
on Der pcrldnecrtcn yioIbzspenue, Iieet tonnen sic
Gin berartiaeS Seim erlaHgcn.
/. Sic tonncH einen Sauplas bon 100 bel $50 ISuB
flr 81 so pro Hrontjns betommen. SH Der eigcHtIz
den StaSi mBteH sic ss 9oer $40 pro UuB iur sIneH
2. Sic ueroeH auf Secd= oIll" MIR go 9ts.Sttuern
auf je bunoert Dollars bis 1900 aui ben Blas, ben
Sic taufeH, uRo aui bic gauihteiteH, peIfe SIe bas
rGnl errIdbttH, Su entrltteH babeH.
SE Der Stdot mliieH Sle Don 81 10 DIS $1SO aut
je bunoert Collars entrifteH.
s. Sic baben bic unbcoiRate @efpl6bcit, ea6 Shr
EIat auf .Sscdl Oil" nit oem 2lnbdue ldbrlit I'M
geertbe itcisen luiro. SIR idotiltes 9uHbftud bat
fHoeH Deroen, niemal5 fueltbpoltr peroeH.
a. Sic taben aui Seed SiG" itdotiites PaiItr.
r1oillbeS Gas, YoliSet uHe Shus bel Ktuer, Eolt:
abisIeruns, betIsite Srascu uno 2rotore tur 81 80
9es lit Ga,s, mas si. in Der ,io,ntidbcn etaot
fur adlt unb Ssbn Dollars pro Sron,flt bab,n.
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Der Stunoe Surildles.noe e,ttriite Sahn ped1, Sie
fur fiini Gents in acknowledgements Oiinut,n nad Dem
Dtlttelpnnft brr Staot brlH9t.
Vas III Aues, mas Sic I'M bchouteH 2beiIe Der
Staot an raider S.ioroerurs babtE.
q. gle bdben frobldle aluotr, bic I'M 2anoe 1llf
rSeedsStl" aui oem JiGi.H ipieleE.
Sm bebnuteH S1eIIe Der Staot perHthmtH bic SiHz
oer pie UabnuH9: rSalttt @ut aus Der StraBe uHo
goiie lpeal-
gs miro iid fur si. Iobn.n. bic Nurbs gu,nu, bins
aui Bu genen uno au Der .leftrid,n gabn na S.eds
Sll" InauS gu fabreH.
gSesen nd6erer sustunft pcnbe man iid, ON ssieI=
oer 6. SIiusluff, gir. 100. seringtons Strase
ob.r on grant slinsIuff. gir; 800, absit>6ap.ttss
StrQRe. (U(lt2A, ,NlNoSQ-g)
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Gin Srisf &lepeIano's at ocutid)e
Hcmnfrnfclt.

Ilbaup, 9t..O., 81. PrGTSeut
Sdlrubt pom ,,Oemotratildcu Glub Ocnnher
lunQer WiGuHer" erbtelt eIueu Don graD.
GableS cuS uuter'm -. Suh patiyIeu Gyltf
bes GrsYrGpOeuteH GIeucIaH0, w0rIH eS
belBt:
ppSebr geebrter Scrr! SD erbielt 9brsu
Srlei pom 20. Suli nit rer bel0elugteu 2lbr
jd,rift Der pou Shrem @lub III gllbaup angea
nOmmeneu &eibliine, morin i'd aud) beuOd).
rld)tigt peroc, oaB ld ais Gbrenmt9lIeo oeS
Clubs eymGblt wuroe. Sh Wunld)c, Den
GlubmitglleOerp ilir oeH GuibuhaSmus, nit
meld)rm pe Die 2lItOn OeS GblcHgO'er GOns
pentes lnoollren, melueu Qant ausSupres
den.
9ur9 oieic Ssi3liiie lietsru oeielbeu
ben SemclS, OaB llt it'd Der 9S;du9lcIt peS
gsgenWdgtl9eH SGmpaaHe~ frcgrGmmS mo9l
bemuBt lIno nuo tbr GlTer III Der Sadle nuT
elner rdugeu &iirblgung Der 9totbwenol9'
ielt bcS SIegeS oeS 0emofruulhcH PunSp5
gum Sciten OeS &olteS baiIrt III.
Die @euelgbelt, init melter unlerc oent'
ldlen Niublitger immer coulerUattue uuo
ild)cre ErluIpleu unltrltiipeu, uHO Die ges
redDten llribelle, mcld)e lle abgeben, meuH
Ibr 9iadlreutcu an9cregt miro, ltno @arans
uen Ou1lIr, OaB DIE Ittlon, wie Sbr Club lle
III leIncu Sel9lullen ergullell, pogl9eHlelnt
uno au1rldJug III.
SD iltmme uOlig nit Sbncu Sarin iiberr
eiu, naB aut peu Ncuphcu YSGbleru 0eS
StaatcS yoer Grtolg uulercr Hartei haupts
lat)lldl berubt," uuO eS ut hauptlddllld llir
Ole Nublugcr DER oemotratrlhcn YuBpleu
gruuo gcnug, it'd ;u be9ludwlnlheu, oaB
uulere Otuilheu Wiltbiirger eundlolleu iInO,
iIb sum 5med OeS SicgeS Oieltr YrlnSlpIeH
;u or9antltrtn.
Sd) bite sic, Neu @iitglieoeru SbrcS
Clubs meme 2Serthlhaguug OaiIIr aussu.
ipretcu, OdB meiu 9tame i'll Ole ,3dbl letncr
ebrsnmltglleoer OufgenOmmcH wurOc. SBr
crncbtnlter Nroper NlspcllNo.m
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Hidltcr SOHd1.

orpi {, Gem, 30. Suli. - u.
9elbears uup 9ohn SSiuis pur0eu aeheru
abeno Su Sadsboro gelpHht. Sie latteu
am Wiittwod) etueu Diauu, ytamenS H4uI.
9elt, i'll ieinem Sauie Hiebergei9Iagen uuO
Dor ieiusu aussn ielne 6rau uergewaltI9t.
Sie ilii6tsten fidJ bieruuf in oaS @eblrge,
murOeu IebO9 an Der aentntp'ihe Srense
errplift.
gtountS SterIius, Sp.. 80. Suli. -
Su Dieuiees@ouutp erluartet man itin0Ii9
Elm 2uuhqcri6t. Gs 1T namlid) aeluugtn,
Den Oi0rber un0 BierbeOieb 6euGeriun !purz
lep, alias SOuibire, fersInehmen, unO Der.
ieIbe ioa beute 9fa6t 10 9erdui6lOs, wie
moalrh, BON di6monb, pobiu man lbn aut
Auratben oes GOuuerneurs Suerlt iauOte,
na6 benz Weniiee ee.&OuHtpfgeidn9niB &C..
braft peroeu. IS babeu fi9 mebrere
yDiobs" gebilOet, Die ben 8eamten ben We9
uerlcgeu, Id be5 9eiau9eueu bemGdItigeu
uno lbn lpnfeu ruouen.
6urlep wurOe pom Steriii BON WaOiion'
@ountp uno ieiueH 2suten III eiuem Sbit'
aarten, ais er iidl seraoe an Srl6ten siitlidI
that, umfsQt. Gr grIff i'm erfen auaenblid
III ieinem 8.uOluer, melute aber, oils er lab,
ME ;ablrei9 ieiue SerfoIgsr warsn, .r tonne
uidlt se9eu Oas 9anSe @Ountp fampfeu, uno
er9ab lld).
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Gie @abI IN 9lIabama.

Yirmin insb nj, glla., /. Iuouit.-
6eute finbet bic Staatsmabl III 4labama
fatt. SOueS iouobl, ME Solb, Die beipeu
Observation-Disclosures, ertldren iid) hires
Griols.s 9ewiB. 2le Iubduger Solb's,
welhe bon Der regelmdBi9sn Democratic
ausi6iebeu, perOen ben sr0Bten Sheil D.s
9ieger. uuo oeS republltaniiGen Sotums
erbalten unb auf @ruuo Der yqllian;ler."
Scee cine 0iehrbcit i'll Der 9.gislatnr er.
mabl.u. Gle rrohsn, I'M Sale ibrer giic.
oerlaQe ben &f i'll Der 9iouenlbermahl
iort;uieten unb BEN oemotratii6eu Static.
naltidet no mrsli4 eine 9iieperlase su
b.reitcn. ylan lurttet, baB Die @abl nidJt
obue llnruben perlauieu ipirO. y. 8.
Sorpman, Der hauptid9li1e Sibrer Der
SoIb.Nartei, iit en ichs gewalttbdtiger
Niauu uno iielte ilets, als er pdbreno Der
Gampasue 0teOsu bielt, cine ciene &eiie.
taife, III pelter ild Swei i1perc 9ieuoIper
beiauben, nebeu ft aui Die Srbine. Gr
oenuWirte peri6iepene JieDuer Der @egen-
partei als gIsncr uuO bei9uloi9te bic De.
motratiide ADmlnliratiou pon alabama
aucr m0sli6eu SerbreGsn, iple 8ablbe-
lrugS, Seiteflihteit, Geruntreuungeu II. /.
10. SDnts' 6reunoe bebaupten troe Aue.
benz, fie iuiirpen cine Raloritat pon mlnOe.
feHs $4,000 Stin1men erhalteu.
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&urIe 3abeIsTepefdleM.

= Der am 10. Suli BON yiUerpool abges
gaugeue pOrtugIeiiid)e 0Gmpfcr p6et 0e
Yortugal" trai mt i'll Tlammeu itebenoer
@aouug III DtOsGmbiquc eIu.
- Gin bsruorrageuOer italieuiidler Slot.
tensSnqenieur lit III Souou perhaitet Nor.
ben mo miro ioiOrt aus Srantreid auSge.
mlcieu peroeu.
= Su Saleuce, i'm 9epartement 2rOme,
6rautreit, Hno Der umllegeHOen @egcnO
bat sH GDtlOu groBeu S1apeu uugerIdtet,
namentllh i'll ben 2Seiubergcr. 2u1 uiele
Sduier wur0eu lhmer behdOigt.
- Gin T6bter, 9tameus Sulgas, iueIfer
eiueu uuocreH 9SddJter, beilcn Satin,
Sd)meitcr mn orei SInOer III GroBwaroclu,
lluqarn, ermorOets, Wuroe am Samtaa III
SuOupeit sum SOpe burb ben StrGng per.
urtbeilt.
- Gin guardit, yiameuS 6erSiuanr,
wuroe am Samitug i'll Dem Seller .tues
0auies an Der gSauuersfraBe III 6aag,
6oQano, pcrhaItet. @r bate Oerihlepene
@bemitalien mo ioniii9c @,9enilanOe, Die
;ur S1erifelluug uou Spreu9lOiieH OleHeu
ioQteu, i'll lelHem SeIs.
- Ser Nusbruh 0eS 4etna auf Si;ilen
ninmt oil peiti9telt ab, uno Die GHanttdt
Der uusltr0m.H0en Saua bat iid beOcuteHo
nerrlUaert
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9lud1 cine gSirfmns Oct Nc&inlevs
9ifI.

Can 6ran3iScO, so. Suli.-0ie
9abeloepeidIe Don 2ouoon, melfe meIoet,
baB Die 0iesieruug bon SlctOria, 9luftralleH,
Cen @iniuhriOu auf SregOner 6lhtenhOIs
auf $6.25 pro Suuieuo SuB un6 ben .3oll
anf praierpIrte 6rltte aui 6 &ents oas
8iuno ooer un9ei1hr Is Gents pro 8itle
erhoht bot, ueruriatte bier in aeplilsu
Sreieu Iuire9uuS, bd oieit 3oaergObHng
ais Der erlte S9uB i'll Oem Sample bes
IuslauOes g.geu bic WcSiulepsSiu berat'
tet miro uuo iie biGen Saubestbeil idlaOigt.
IS plrb bebaupttt, OaB ourh Die Mc3lnlep'
Sla auitruIiite 8Oue gdu;Ii9 aus aieiem
Sauoe aus9eidloiieu ipiro uuo YIctOriu idl
oailr purh Die Grh6hun9 6eS 3OueS anT
iuld)ti9e SiiiteuprOoutte rddlt. ySenn Die
an0eren auitraliiben 8olouie'u bas SeIiplel
Stctorta's betol9eur miro 2a5 ein barter
Sd)Ias iiir Gan 6ruuiisco ieiH, ba barelbe
Der ausiubrbaien riir aae bleie gfuareu H..
SsouOerS i6uer rpsroen bic SbItsiibter Il.
Hraleruen.6abrifanteu su lelGen baben, oa
0ieieIben I'D uIehrere SABRE lang bemiibten,
CUTE ablasquelen fir californilae Erilhte
in AIltrallen ju finoeH.
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9tocntli1eS @iirnpaDH lIn8!itf in
WltIWnllfcc.

1tilmUutce, SStSt., 81. Suli. 3wei
Nblhstlungeu elreS GrturitOuSSugeS aus OeH
pllrtou %rhh0itn" III 9bltago cOlllOIrteu
bcute aui Der nGbltaQo MuwauIte ct.
Eaultr Sabu" III bIeiger giant. 3ebu
Yaiiuglerc wurben ucrlcgt, mo tIuer oerlcl.
ben, Der 81 Ilbrlae Suo Nnbian ans She
cagO, ilarb poIO Oarani; iuet uuOerc c&erwuns
Oeie, n6mlId) SOlcpD @Ia Huo NNrl Sar.
b.finbeu ijt III tutd9em 3Uilanoe. 0le
iibrlgeu %trlepttu lliO: eOmuuO SarI,
NiaIlbGuS &omlsttU, ,iaS. SUG.t, 0euuIS
0cQcrty, SOlcpb &drtbOOmew mo y. G.
UIOiicr, lammIld) ans Gbcago.
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Scrn,tId,te telesrapbii6e cepef6en.

Or. &. 9. Sremer, Der i'll 5imSpiQc,
Ea., suerit aui Die 50ee fam, Benoleum Su
eiuem 5anO.lsartitel ;u MAIDEN, If in gS.ft-
fieIO, gi..9. 9citOrbsH.
- 9Sabr.no o.s Slihens ertraut i'm
6ouep- -@reeef, isds yReileu H0roll1 bon
@Ouucits Bluiis, Gr.Gi6tsE 3Olepb u. @larf.
Jon BON gfebrastd.
- Sin geiieru iriih i'll ST. 8. 9tuoOlph's
Sumeleuluosn ;u MiImingtOn, 2el., ausges
brp1enes Yeucr rlftetc S6aOeu im BE-
trage uou Sl5, 900 all. Gin Semd0e Sals
uator 0tpia's I'M Wertbe BON $4,000 wuroe
;erli0rt.
- Inter ben Sn6iauerH auf Der GolpiQe.
3cieruation I'M Staate 0aibIngtou herr.
iheu lluruben mo mau glaubt, oaB Bun.
cestruppeu III pii!ie 9erufeH meroeu miils
len. Die fOlbbdWte babsn uiele meIBe
Ginorinalluqe pon Der 0teierpallou ueltr,ez
ben un0 Oie pom oenielben errid)teten Sc
bduoe slu9edltert.
- Die nSeuual.2 .2abor. Union" in gerus
0ort beipradl geltlIlie, Die be Dem Soloa=
ten Sans i'll 6omeileao wloeriabrene Be-
bauoluug perSamnlt mo ale alrbeiter gum
Austritt aus Der Yenuiplunnier Rational-
9arDe auIioroert. 2le Seld)!iiIe wuroen
Dem Gomlls fir Geieee uuO Gelee9sbuns
Iberrpleieu.
- gu 9SheatIauo, Sa., brad geferu friib
in u. 2illie'S 9aocu 6euer ans, welhes
S6aoen gum Berage pOu $4,000 anridl.
tete, ebe ss gel0idt werOeH tOuute. Cine
6rau Sobu SHpoer fauO ben Sob III ben
6lammen.
= 2ie io;iaIifiiite arbeiter.Eartei in
Waiiad)ulettS bat Elm StaatStdet ms
6elo aeileut. Sbr GouuerneIrssGaneiOat
1T Sobn SruiS, elu Wiltarbelter bon 4eu.
eea phillips uno gSuI. glOyO GarriOu i'll
Der Stlauerei' Sewe8ung.
- Si.r Sadie I'M Seluiht pom s bis IS
BiuuD per Stiid iHo bel WetaHlsuiQe,
R..y., i'm 9uOiOu.9liUsr SsiauSsn UOrOsH.
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slbicben clues Gonerebmitslicos.

YittSburg, 3D., 80. Sui. - 5m
Nlter pom 60 Sabreu iit III @lapsuiue, 2Salbs
iugton Co., Ya., Oas GOngrsBmltgIeO
Aerunber &. @raig, eiu alter 2emOtrat,
geitOrben. Gr mar Dor ipei Sahrsu iiir ben
@ongreB uonlInirt moroeu, ais @egeucauOls
Dot be5 Sberlteu u. Stewart. Der Segttre
ihien ermdblt uno nabm au6 ben Sis elu,
allen cine lluteyiudIung Dor ben juilanol-
gen GOnllte's bes GOHgreiies srBab, baB
Stewart ni6t rettmdBIg erudblt wOrben
mar. 90 murbe lbm Der Sig wie0er abers
iannt uuo Craig erbielt Oeuielben. 9ieier
bat benz ge9enwdrtigen @OngreB ieit 6e5ruar
an9eb0rt. Gr mar @anoloat fir be gSle'
OererpabluHg. @ralg mar ii gSaibiu9tOns
9ouutp, geboren.
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Die GoIum bnSfeier.

@aoiS, 81. Sult. - 2le GolumbuSieer
muroe beute iormeu er0ifnet. 9ie'GoIum.
bus Sarauele Santa Nara" giu9 i'm
Shlepptau OeS 9ampierS pgago," inter
GStOrte Oes britiiten Sreu;srS uScout,"
SeS iransOTiteu Sreu;erS ny'9iroubeae, :"
mebrerer lpanlibcr ®Sidlifie uno elmer
6lotiue fleiuer 2aupier Don bier nad
3uclua ab. @rOBe Nicnteumsngeu be-
bedteu bic 0afeuiudue uuo Die GuapS bsi'm
2uslaufeu Der Iarausle. 2uS YanSeridlifi
p2cpaHtO" teueyte eiu Salut ub, ais bIe
6lotte ben 6aisu uerIieB. Sine Oiitlnguirle
@eellidaft uabm 2lutheil oil elmer 6ete,
luelde Der MarIneminiiter ;u Gbreu GeS
GrelguiiisS CAB. aud ell Suertanpi iaHO
itatt.
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, y s pep(i d,

fraHtbafter aopfiamer. ibtIrtehtnoer atbtm' StioS
t6t uermieoea, 90 bic atHoeneu SpelsH oa5I eett1s
gen, bag ibre nd5rsHotH glssHipGten AIM gray osS
natiirIihtH gtIbraates ots qorptrs btIlttHtIH.
eS- Dian bsobattt bic tolsenoen Slm9tomt VoA
iIantbeiieH 3uftdEpsH, rUtldt IN Der StaHiqtu OK
BeroGuUnlss sGIsdHe ihre nriGtc baoeH; BtrNopllh9,
iHHtIlibe pdmorrholoen. GzeIGHs ooH SIut HGIp osn
SopIs, sdnTt i'm DlaaeH utbeItslE. SooeEs1Htn, S,a
Dor SpsIien, StDtrt in 9laseH: lanIts aHlltossn.
&Iitidens uno 2DuT3eHs btIm tt9en, sel0IpaG'u
Sebtrait puEtte ootr 6tuept por etH HnseH, Ultoel
uno oumpitr 9opihmeIL BlaHg:! an FtIlptTsleH,
aslbs baut uEo Gusen, Stmsuta IL oeI StIit. bel
Sruf ilno BEN Gitpern plogltter AHoraEs poH 1IeeI
bIeuHeHoes 6eiuhl I'M 5etit.
yIaiI. ptHis, 3oi,n ron Jfaepaps WIueH fp.rs
Den oaS z pnem uon alsz o6ea stEaanttH estotR bes
fIeien.
Yrsis 25 Cts. pro saatt,I. 3u usrinuisH bel GlIss
GIogulftn. -
ReipsDoTi.
Ianas 9aOmap's uno lbeIseHgt iib, eab Der ylaHH
saaopan- On BEN Yadet IN IpsGtss SIt fGltsB.-,
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Grtrunfcu.

9ouisuille, Sg., 81. Juli. - Sedls
9uabsn i'm alter ron 9 bis ;u l6 Sabreu,
Sarunter pier Sobne oeS Sru. Sam,s $.
6aruep, ertrauteu beute nabe gSiu6cier
6ur9 oas llmtippeu elues Sahues i'm Sens
tudp &ip.r. Die Spter auBer ben bier
Sriibern 5arue1 iino alsin uuo gS. Srof,
ilpti S0bHe bes Ssifliaen 5snrg SrOd.
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&aDwap'S YtQelt,
SaS aroBe 2ebcr= unS Wagen'
WitteI

fur ei. Seiluus an.r e.ib.n oss Tastns, Der st'
Der, Der &ineepeioe, Vitren, Slait, Werpens
Ieipeu, 9rauenGeipeu, MppstifsgerIuf, &opb
fhmsrI, Bsrttopfung, SartIeibigfelt, unpsr'
oaulidlftit, Bilioftat, Stebsr, nntfFleibSS
GutIunpuua, Gammorbuiosn uno al.I etloe1
bsr giHsentibe. R.IH ueseiabiIlh, sninah teIS
Gutdtlber, uliH,rGlieR ootI ihaolltt STo3utH.
Berfsfte VeToaunna piro erldHst mean u'a1
9laoDaq's Riaen siEHimWt. 2DtHH mGa SIss t4Et
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glue e@iHsmanaId,aft entfiabrt.

8iftoria, S..@., /. aus.-9i. se.
iammte ni6t uuionifiide Selatung 6es
0ampiers u8itarb ILL.," in Hanaima maro
Don Unions" gtaroleu entfiibrt uub mebs
rere Stunben gefanstu sehaIteu. 3wei Der
anilhrer ruroeu uerbaitet uno ;u IA 0io.
paten @eidnaniB perurtbelt.
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griuieiiiu Beatrice NIT fnapper Roth Dem
Slammentooe cutrunnen.
&iua'S Suoesurt1eil.

NtemphiS, Seuu., 80. 9uli.-Seute
0iorgeu madteu 6rau 3. Glag Sing mo
ibre Orsi ermatlienen 3Odlter Dem GOuuer.
neur SudauaH ihre gufiuartung, um iBn
3ur umwuuOluug beS GOoeSurtheilS ge9en
Sting gu beiIimmen. Sie brudlttu cine Yetls
ZION, ole an9eblid) bon mebreren 2auieu0
Surgeru oss Staats5 uuteritrtebeH lit, los
ME Yrleie uon GOuperneur Sromu Don @os
loraOo, GOuusrneur 5O9g pom 3sru5 unO
mebrereu anOeren Yeri0nlitteiteu uOu ia.
Misunderstanding init. OleAuOteni Oau,rte
mebrcre Stunoen, mo bic 2amen mogen
rsd)t ernOriugIit uur Den Gouuerueur tlHs
9ereoet babcn, jeOoh lies itA Oieler nitlt
berbei, irgenO peI1e Yeripredluu9.H 81
MAIDEN.
Wiuu lam nidt umhiu, Sings @uttin,
cine 6rau pom uHuutahbarem Jfui., Su bes
wuuoeru. giatbem er iie juhreluug uui bic
Oeutbar ni6tswiiroigite 29elie bebauoslt
bate, feute iic iid) topfer al ieiue Seite,
lObalo bas llugliid iiber ibH bereIubraA, uuO
1T iettbsr Gag uHO yiadt nitt uOn l9m ge'
mld)eH.
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g rim { t
Sfittft
Germl0nn'S 'SQue((e=
Natiirli9eS Wiiueral>@ @afier,

wenn sic ein fublenoes 8etranf whnId,en,
ettpaS Sur Subluus Sbres 9Iutee uno
sur Ne9nItruH8 Dee S1iteus.
Sum gerfaat an foIaemSen sooa= Suntaaem;
9bomaS d 9hompion,
Eight uHo SdItmorcsStruBe.
Charles Bed,
Gnlperts uEo gltaiaHt> StraEe.
O. ~. 9aSer,
EruiosSilz uIb Sutton Ire7ue.
g. SaienbnIa,
S6e SaHtoHzgpeHnt uno Srcaoipaa.
@. n. Samiion.
UTtmontsGpeEne nno 6ranfliHzStra5e.
Nr. 2431, dHcaferzStraBt.
Or. Ym6,
glr. 81, gliottzstraBc.
Charles Rpore.
Er lat, 8atterionsBar apenue.
g. ?. cppenhsimer,
eds gaq' unb &iab stra5..
sdlcne,
UalfcH=areHne IND SardtosasStrd6e.
e.s. 9aeehi,
Hr. 1927, 8rnios@ilsgoeHue.
O.. ~. ssbitHe.
gir. 1908, SitzgGtim orez Strose.
lIno aaseeseidluete Reitaurauts.
SueIIe;
perrnsScau, SaltimoresS pnitn.
GeddiIszeotaI:
Tr; 43O, Wnro=Sromta straBe.