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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-21
Ihnmas Y LaMson Dead.

sALUDA. VA. July 0.-special.-Mr.
Thomas V. Lawson. a highly estimable
citizen OF Harmony village neishbor-
hood. was stricken with paralysis on
sunday evening. and died early Wednes-
day morning IN the seventy-third year
OF his age. He will be buried at his
late residence to-day.
Mr.. Lawson was native OF gloucester:
successf,l merchant, and had served
his people In several positions Of honor
and trust. He leaves a widow and quite
a number OF grown sons and daughters.
Chairman Woodward has called mass
meeting OF Democrats 10 assemble here
on July 10th. 10 elect delegates TO the
State Gubernatorial Convention. OF the
distinguished trio mentioned for the
place, OFerrall's name is oftenest heard.
hut the probability Is that the delega-
ton will 70 uninstructed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-21
Her Whereabouts Unknown.

Nothing as yet has been ascertained
as 10 the whereabouts Of the alleged Mrs.
Kate Wheeland an account Of whose
shrewd capers in taking in a number OF
prominent married ladies I'm this city was
published exclusively I'm yesterday
Times. Sergeant A. NJ. Tomlinson and
Sergeant John T. Hall were at work on
the case soon after the womans schemes
came 20 light, but II is said, the ladies
who were swlnded refused 10 take any
legal action I'm the case at that time. No
one seems TO know exactly when Mrs.
Wheeland left the city or where she
went.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-21
The Enterprising seaboord Peo,Ie.

,sr. number OF elegant cars are being
g..i. lhe Pullman Company for the
a.1, 4 Alr-Line. These moving pal
W..t.. VIII De used for the Air-Iine's
ma TON and Atlanta trains. and will
S..n b'st vesubule service in the
t.--...,. '''l'r Henry i. Boykin. the en-
ar.rt ana accommodating Richmond
Oh. b,s,- ,0is popular line. Is pushing
ee.5 .."~'s' and feels highly encour-
Din o-r .e progress made Major Boy
newv.. '-N' "a number u Richmond
early A.. mon ON a trip % Atlanta
S.aboe,, .,'t'si' 10 show them what the
people are doing for this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-21
MOONLIGHT EXCURSIONS.
The Congregation of Union-stntion Metho-
dist Had Delightful Time.

dist Had a Delightful Time.
over seven hundred people-young and
Old gay and serious. lively and retired
went down TO Dutch Gap last night on the
beautiful white and gold Pocahontas.
Th. crowd was composed mostly Of the
members OF the Union station Methodist
church, under whose auspices the outing
uas given. Refreshments were served
and the muslned debutante alternated
between the ham sandwich counter I'm
tha bow and the fee cream table I'm the
stern The search light was used and
cave the trees on either bank q weirdly
picturesque appearance, and the little
birds awakened from their slumbers by
the glare flow t0 and fro IN the light i'm
large numbers making the scene one Of
Iarr beauty Everything passed off
smoothly and The occasion was voted one
of the most leishtful yet given this sum-
mer 900 the bosom Of the muddy James
The H0wzars viii on August LIST and
Nh give $50 delightful excursions on the
steamer I0.ah0ntas a fun brass band
wil accompany both excursions. and there
is every Indication that the occasions Will
te most d.Ightful The Howitzers have
an enUah.e reputation as givers Of en-
terta.lmenfs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-21
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Richmond Chess Club,

At the Arlington last night the Rich
mond Chess Club held their regular meet
Ing. a number Of games were played,
which made the score up to date as fol-
lows.
Or. O. II. Meyer-Lost, ! won, /.
Mr. G. W Macfarlane-Lost, /; won, 3.
General Peyton Wise-Lost. ]; won, l.
Judge London-Lost. 1; won, 8.
Mr. J. G. KnoK-Lost, 1; won, 1.
DR.. o. f. Blankingshlp-Lost. 3; won, l..
Mr.. W. Mac Jones-LOst. G; won, l.
Mr. Reuben shirreffs-Lost. ]; won. !.
The club will meet again next Monday
night az o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-21

TIE 20, large audience assembled M
eyerlr, .'iret Methodist church last
grlmr. near "a most excellent pro-
the N.s, 'f.. .1.'ed with much skill by
comto..f t-' choral Society. which is
Pre.sr... 'r.y OF the members OF the
Methods, Hdpuat and Laurel-street
ment utt., '-Ieh choirs. The entertain
was eiyeo was highly enjoyable one
street Mo- me benefit Of the Laurel
efficient ADJUST choir. and under the
many o, ,,e..loh OF Mr.. Esau Cocker,
''s VINO participated In the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-21
NOR COMMITTED IN RICHMOND.
The Grand Jury Investigates Rumors
About Alleged Defsications.

Hon. s. B. Witt, judge Of the hastings
court. yesterday called the attention or
the grand jury to the fact that there had
been alleged defalcatlons in this city, and
that IL was the jury's duties TO indict
persons who are guilty Of such felonles.
In speaking Of the matter His Honor
stated that he acted because the press
had stated that there would be no prose-
cution Of the offenders.
The grand jury made an examination
Of the rumors. and decided that II there
had been any defalcations they had not
been committed in Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-21
The Soldiers Climb.

The Soldiers Club held a largely-at-
tended and enthusiastic meeting at the
First regimental armory last evening.
and adopted a constitution and bylaws
for the government Of the club. The club
contains some Of the best material Of the
regiment, and seems destined to become
both popular and profitable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-21

AZ 3:45 2. NJ, 10 the Davis House, 10
a colored man. who was badly hurt by
a wagon falling on him. He was carried
10 his home. I'm Manchester.
At =. NJ, TO the Locomotive Works.
TO a white ran, who had his hand
mashed. The ring finger of the left
hand was amputated by the ambulance
surgeon.
At 6:35 =. NJ, 10 Brook avenue and
Clay street. 10 a colcred man cHt on
the head. He was carried to his home,
No. 1900 north First street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-21
Miss Dayls Slightly III.

NEWPORT. r. l.. July 2O.-News
reached mere to-day Of the Illness Of Miss
Winnie, daughter Of Mrs. Jefferson Davis,
no Is at Narraeansett Pier with her
mother. Miss Davis is only slightly ill.
and no apprehension is felt either by her
mother or by the physician. Last night
she was comfortable and the doctor said
would be all night In a few days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-21
Baseball To-Day.

The Forest Hill and Virginia teams will
play a league game at the Chesterfield
diamond tomorrow afternoon at 8 o'clock.
This afternoon at o'clock the Forest
Hills will meet the Charleston team at
Forest Hill Park. The Charlestons are
champions OF West Virginia. and the
team IS composed Of professionals from
that State and from Cincinnati. The
Forest Hills will play their best men
and they expect to defeat the West V!r-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-21
Damon Division. Knights Of Pythias.

Damon Division. Uniform Rank, X. Of
p. will give a moonlight excursion Tues
day night. July 25th. on the elegant new
steamer "Pocahontas." The boat will
leave the warf at S Z. NJ. Refreshments
viii be served on board. The committee
I'm charge are: n. b. Grooms. j. A.
Meanley and J. E. Moody.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-21
ronr Persons Killed in an Explosion.

NEW YORK, July 0.-Late this after
noon a can OF naphtha exploded In the
swaziland factory Of J. ID. Campbell.
2li Walworth street, Brooklyn, killing
four persons. The dead are j. ID. Camp
bell. Samuel Campbell, his son. John
Weiss, twenty-five years old, OF Pts Wal
worth street. Jacob Weiss. OF 2iS Wal
worth street. and Mathew Deering were
badly injured. The building was COM
v,etesy wrecked.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-21

The Virginia Safe Deposit and Fidelity
Company has the only Storage Vault In
Virginia, and the number Of our citizens
leaving the city for the summer is evil
denced by the deposits OF trunks. silver
ware, &c, in these thoroughly burglar
and fre-proof vaults. Charges moderate,
and safety assured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-21
Good Templars in Session.

cARTERSVILLE. VA, July D.-Spe-
cial.-District Lodge. No /. of Good Tenn
plars. met In session in this place to-day.
Several representatives, from Richmond
are present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-21
The Chesapeake and Ohio Reduces Its
Worlds Fair Rates

The Chesapeake and Ohio have placed
on sale Worlds Fair ticket, which is
sold daily at one fare for the round-trip,
the rate being $40 from Richmond and
Norfolk. and 81 from Lynchburg. These
tickets are limited TO fifteen days from
date sold. and do not permit holders 10
occupy sleeping cars. They are good.
however, for first-class passage in the
handsome vestibule coaches OF that COM
pany.
For full information pertaining TO rates.
Worlds Fair matters, etc. address
JNO ID POTTS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-21
The Z. y. Tay,or Company.

The annual meeting Of the +. b. Taylor
Co. was held last evening at its prn-
cipal Office, 1Ol1 east Main. a good deal
Of business was transacted, and the divi-
dend declared showed the company to
be in good condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-21

The committee Of arrangements 10 pro-
vide for the First regiment encampment
at Ocean View for one week, commencing
August 18th, met at the armory last even
ing and planned many Of the details of
the trim
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-21
The Elks' Annual Picnic.

The jolly. whole-souled. genial Elks
gave their annual basket picnic at Tree
Hill. on the River road. about three miles
from Richmond, yesteI day. About sew
enty-hye Elks, with q number OF their
friends and families. in N seeut -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-21

Richmond; Bette D. Lafong to NJ. T.
Bradley, personally. $l2j
Heurlco: Mary f. Boyd from n. W
Bowe. trustee. 10 1-2 acres on Lombardy
street and Bacon's Quarter branch, 81, l20.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-21
Chesapeake aud Ohio Fast Train to Old
Point.
81 BoUND-TRIP SUNDAY, JULY 29n

Leave Richmond s o'clock: arrive Old
Point 10 A. VI. Returning leave Old
Point Z T. NJ; arrive Richmond p. NJ.
Two hours in each direction without
stops.
Remember the rate is only 81 to Old
Point and return.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-21
Hoods Pills cure liver Ills. &c.


Biliousness and all Liver troubles cured
with Dr. David's Liver Pills p cents
a box Of Is pills Five boxes for 81.
OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO.,
Richmond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-21
A Battle for Blood

Is what Hoods Sarsaparilla Vigorously
fights. and is always victorious in ex-
pelling all the foul taints and giving the
vital fluid the quality and quantity OF
perfect health.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-21
D. P. A. C. & o. Ry.. Richmond, Va.

Insurance companies allow five per
cent. discount from policies on buildings
that have galvanized iron cornices instead
OF wood Send for or phone Thomas y.
Render. and get wood cornices taken
down and galvanized iron substituted
and save this nIe per cent. discount.
which will pay you for the cornlce In two
IrC nthS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-21
OBITUARY.
Charles NJ. Smith.

Mr.. Charles VI. Smith died AT o'clock
yesterday morning. at his rooms, No
III east Cary street. with congestion Of
the brsin after two days illness in his
forty-third year.
His parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Smith,
his brother. Mr.. II. NJ. Smith, Jr., his
sister. Mrs. Isaac Tower, and his wife
and only child. a little girl eight years Of
Gge, were with him In his brief illness.
and cid all that was possible TO make
easy his last hours.
The deceased was an accomplished civil
engineer. a graduate Of the University
Of Virginia, and at different times has
been connected with the Chesapeake
and Ohio and other railroads. At the
line OF his death ne was engaged I'm
experimenting the construction Of tho
new Allen q Ginter factory, at the corner
OF Seventh and Cary streets I'm accord
ance with the plals he had drawn.
His devotion 10 his family was a no
ticeable mark Of HIS character, and his
courteous and gentlemanly manners at
tracted TO him many friends who sin
cerely regret his untimely death.
lie married Miss Fletcher OF ProV-
dence. r. l.. a niece of a Presbyterian
minister of that place. who many years
ago occupied the pastorate Of the old
Presbyterian chapel on Duval street. The
remains were removed yesterday morn
ing 10 the home Of his sister, Mrs Tower
on First street. and the funeral will take
place at C o'clock this afternoon from
Grace-street Presbyterian church.
The following gentlemen will act as
pall-bearers: Charles NJ. Branch George
A. Lathrop. Richard II. Smith. Monty
Workman. Albert Bruce. Walter Cone.
Merritt Crenshaw and DalhaM Barksdale.
James Gibbes Halle.
The funeral Of the late James Gibbes
Halle took place from ST. Paul's church
yesterday afternoon at $50 O'Clock. The
beautiful Episcopal service was CONDUCT
ed by Rev. John -. Newton. d. D., and
the church was well filed with the
friends of Mr. Halle The casket was
literally covered with beautiful floral tri-
butes The interment was made at Holly
wood in a receiving vault until winter
when the remains will be taken to
Charleston, S. c. The names Of the pail
bearers were published in yesterdays
Times.
Mrs. Susan Pellet
The funeral OF Mrs Susan Pellet took
place from the First Presbyterian church
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-21
RICHMOND. VA. July 20. 1898.
To the Public.

| have seen and purchased the Acme
letter-box. and l consider II good In
every respect. II commends itself TO
everybody needing such device.
j. b. PACE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-21

The fundal OF Mrs. Susan Pellet took
place from the First Presbyterian church
yesterday afternoon at $50 O'Clock. A
NJ mber Of the beard Of managers Of the
Retreat for the Sick attended in a body.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-21

Beecham's RNls eogTso, bad sffscts e
Svsr~satf1e.
, 1893-06-30
bohe 8efanntfhoft.

SIN baS Spre63tmmer zines 6teIt9en
Nr3teS = 10 er5Gblt bic v@lbinger .3eitung"
= trttt, anget6an nit Oeliafe un6 rieftqer
@alierltiefeIn, ben Sabpe1te ter in Ser 6anb,
cine bierl6r0tt8e S9tffer9eitalt.
u@oDen Dag, 9err 9octer!" = v@uten
Sag, Sbul3! 8as piinic6en sic gu
vl9err 0octer, So m0tten mi en- Qlttelt
8ape." = vSa, S9ul3, tpesbalb oenn 2"
= r9ta, 90 De6ben mi 10 p0r en- Sabr be-
banoelt." vJti9tig, ib erinnere micb ;
aber itnb Sic benin ieBt tpiebcr franf gu
SD, 6err 0octer, BAT MIDI, Gper id iau MI
iOB Ofonat iOtte." Isl, Ell, Scbul3, wesz
balb benn ga = vglaH tuegen Sdldgerei on
.~...on...." rgtun un0. ....?" vgta
on benin tpe9en ct MtaHeritGfe." v9t6 10!
= @o3u bral1cben sic benin aber Elm Ntz
teit 2" sea, ieben g, Serr 9octer, id
fam oo9 MI nt3 i0tte gobne!" ySo,
lteber Sdul5, tpenn Sic 9elun6 ftn6, 10
ptrb Sbnen Oo6 pD6l nt9ts tpetter iibrtg
bleiben, ais Sbre Strafe ab3uliben." SEA,
6err 9Dcter! Bat bob it ntbt. ST
tpa man ieg9e, it w0u en- @~na6enge1ucb
an Seine OfoieitGt Sen Scatter S6rieipe,
on borto 1uae 60 mi en- @tteft gGtpe."
v9aS mirb Sbnen MQes ni6ts belfen,
S6ul8. 8enn Sic tuegen S6ldgeret un6
Wtelierite3eret perurtbeiIt itnb, 10 tperben
Sic it6erlib ntobt b~e9nabtgt tperben." v@6,
6err Doctor, tparum BERN nt9t? Sni'
Scatter IS en- 9ndOiger 6err, on penn BE
iOlmit of nicb nun, benn mar id nob babi
ibrietpe, be JUL man itenen 8roben, ben
g rtn3 9etnrtb &Ont9libe tSobett
froge, De tentt mi gan8 9enau." $50, 10,
S9ul8, tpober riibrt benn bteie Sbre bpbe
8etannti6aft?" Sea lebne g, SEER 9oc>
ter, as Brin5 6eiaricb as gang iutge Dit
3ier bt De Mtartne feer1, boa benb' If Of
grab bt Be Wartner, on if ftuub grob in
9rin3 6einrtcben iiene &aporalibaft. Gn
8rin3 6einri3, Bat mott If ie99e, eS en-
iebr 9emiit9licber Mann, Re lprof io Of
emmer pIatt met uns." ugtnn nnO OesbaLb
, 1893-06-30
Gin unfeblbares 2ntttel ee9en See,
frdnfbett.

Ser gelebrte fron30iii6e @bentfer Sour
inter-, Der @rftnOer Oes ais WtttteL gegen bic
MfigrGne btenenben Ger6brtne, mill in SEM
%iogetaunten BeIa9ine Elm unfeblbareS
Wftttel 9egen bic Seefranf6eit %gefunben
baben. Sournter arbeitet felt 1884 an Ser
@ntbedung bteies 8roblems uno bebauptet,
na6 ben 3ulebt at 8orb 6es 8ofetpoItz
oampferS v@aScogne" tpG9ren6 Der 9feife
BON 6apre nacb Stem Oorf angeIteQten 8e>
pbacbtungen iet Der @rfol9 ietnes Mittels
nt6t mebr 3u be3wetfeln. Qluf Der 9ez
nannten Sabrt purben BON Dem S6iffsar3t
Or. Wtarton unO etnt9en Mfe6ictnern, Sic
Sntereiic an bem @e9enitanb batten, flint
0tetlenoc oeri6te6ener g%fationoIttGt in 8e=
b%anblun9 genommen un6 t6nen Bela9iue
9e1au nab ben 8ori6rtften Sournter's in
beittmmten 9oien 9%egeben. Ote @irfun9
lou cine iiberraicbenbe getpeien iein; fte
trat namentItb BET elmer 6eutIcben Same
berpor, Die iebr fart unter Der &ronfbeit
lit nn6 nit S9tpinbeL unb S6nmacbtsanz
tduelt gu tGmpten bate. Sic erbolte fth
ioglei9, na9Ocm ite cine ge>ptiie 0oits gez
nommen lnb mar i'm Stan6e, i'm Scbtffsz
talon 3u eri6einen. Sn berielben @eiie
tpurben elm Wtertfaner, elm @nglGnber unb
bret 1unge Nmcrtfanertnnen, sic ebenfaQS
an Soro Der v@aScogne" paren, 6urcb Qn>
tpenoung beS gelagtne mie0erbergeit felt.
8eldeS bic 8eitanot6eile bieles ge6einniBz
Douen entertainments itnb, tptrb ntcbt geiagt.
, 1893-06-30
ba treu6t, fleu6t unb i9mimmt, et9enS
flr ibr Nmiiiement eribaffen bGtte.

ba treubt, fleu6t un6 i6tpimmt, et9en8
fur ibr Nmiiicme1tt erl4affen bate.
Dem u9lebS~ Der iib ba erfrecbte, tbnen
beS Sonntags &~onfurrens gu macben,
muBte Oas 0anbperf 9ele9t tpcrben. Ser
uimarte" Commodore @earp muBte, pte
gepObnlt9, tpenn es gilt, bem 8olte Sic
3mangSia6e an5ulegen, am i6neuten
Jtat6: y8o3u baben mir 6enn uniere
blue lanS" 2" metnte Der 8ie6ermonn nor
periammeItem Static, unb: v6amos! 9a>
nit f0nnen mir 6aS @clinbel nocb am
8eiten pafen", i3aate eS i'm Chorus 5uz
rid.
gtun bat ia lei6er aub ser Staat Seem
gort nOb cine Wten9e io8enannter ubLaue
@eiebe", nit 6enen 6ie puritanii6en
Maa9t6a6er Sic iibrige iiinb6afte Meni9z
belt s1 fnebeln pflegten. Die 6erren bonn
Q8ilb 1bubberetn 6atten altch balb 6aS ibnen
fiir ibre 3pede am p~afienbiten eri9etnenbe
@eleB auSgetIftelt, unb fltgS ben Sberz
itaatsantpalt unt Elm @utacbten baritber err
iucbt, ob beiien ftrtfte 8eoba3tung nibt
aub nod b~euti9en Ga9eS er5tpun9en iper7
ben t0nne. Sener eminente Suriit : 9to7
ien6ale betBt baS WfGnnben beetlte 1tb
au6, 6ieie Srage 3u beiaben. Die 8tlbe
i9ubbarone trafen natiirltc6 iOfOrt Sic 9e7
et9neten MaBnabmen.
go GenteBt man benin iebt in 6em mG6z
tt9en v@mptre"> Staat boS merfmiirbi9e
S9ouipiel, 6aB Mdnner unb 8uben, Die
it6 am Spnntag nit Der NngeIrutbe poer
gar nit elmer Sag0flinte iiber bem &ii6en
betreffen ~Iaiien, BON SEN 3ablrei6en Spits
seln Ser v6tib anb Same Niioctatton" pie
gemetne Serbreber aufgegriffen unb nob
Dem n06iten 8oltSetgemabriam gei9Ieppt
tperben, mo- ite, tpenn ie feline 8itrgi3aft
itellen %t0nnen, bis CUR itrafre6tltben Ser
6~an6lung am Wontag Wtor9en g%elnetniam
NIT 9ieben un6 8agabunben in etne film
fenbe 3ene gciperrt tper6en. StnO tie ntcbt
i'm Stanbe, Sic i6nen 5ubifttrte Celebrate
entri6ten 81 ~f0n1en, 70 baben ite etnen
Sermtn i'm 2(rbeits6auS a~b3ubrummen,
Die &icDter in BEN 9roBen StGOten tperben
8tpar bic uMtIet6dter" bduftg Ourcbi9liipz
fen laiien; a6er man fann @tft barauf
nebnten, 6aB bic ldn6Gic6en 9tt9ter bic
vperru5ten Sa6batbibdnOer" 6te poIe
Stten9e bes beralteten 3nang9eiebes fiibz
len laiien per0en, umiomebr ais eS ibrem
Grneien anbeim8eite1t lit, enttpeber cine
@eloitrafe ober cine 6aftitrafe auS5uiprez
6en, 11n6 bteS NQeS zines unl6ul6igcn
Ger9niigenS balber un6 elmer Qln5a6l bor@
nebnrer Sportsleute gu 9ie6e, bic
Geufeln Elm paar lumpt9e Sti9e unb &az
nincben miB90nnen. Nenn es Oieier Sorte
na3ginge, pirSe 6em v8lebS" am Conn
tag gar nod baS 8ctreten bon @a[6 un6
Slur berboten iperben. unb boS nennt
man uamertfanti9e Sreibett"l
@roB lit Der Staat Stem gorf - unb
Commodore" @earD unb NntbonD Cont
Itof itn6 borten aumd3tig!
, 1893-06-30
That beats all.

Den 5aDll0ien 2tebbabern 6es QngeIz
iports i'm Staat 0tetp Oorf, pelcbe BEN
Sonnto8 81 beltuben p~fle9ten, UNI an 8ud6>
ten, T"liiien, 8Gc6en un6 Seic6en nit tpabrz
bait eri taunli6er QluS6auer berumsuitben
uno oarauf 5u t~parten, bis Elm unglitdIeliqes
Stlbletn bic fataLe 8efanntI6aft nit ibrcm
Nn9elbaten mac9t, bat Sic 6ortige State
Fish and Game Association" einen
i9uftt8en Streicb 9eiptelt. 0tele @jeIeuz
1baft, tpelc6e b orgeblt6 it9 Ben SbuB
bas ia9obaren @etbtere5 gu @alier uno All
&ano sur Iufga6e gen1acbt bat, beitebt aus
tpoblbabenoen u10 gum Sport oufgeleqten
Seute1, Die rim season" an @erftaqel1,
fpenn %tpent9er 8iinitig ~ituirta M1enicben itcb
um'S tdglt3e 8rot icbi1r6en un6 pIaqen
mtlen, it6 nit pol1er 2uit Sem Saqbz un6
St1cberetper8nilgcn bitge5en, am SDnntaq
aber Den WeuGer Derau5te6ren un6 es NIGHT
oulOen tpoQen, oaB Ser Sonntaq 6urch
Qln9ler ODER Sd9er, Die nur ant 6ie1em SQoe
tbrer unlcbulot8en 2etbeni9aft fr06nen
t%onncn, entbeiIigt ptrb.
Snt @rlt11Oe 9enommen lit cs aber ntbt
Die an8ebltcbe @nt9eili9ung bes Sabbatbs,
ionbern nur bic 2ln9it, 6aB ibnen Sic Sonnz
ta8Sj08er nnb 76ii9er gu bieG BtI6 unb
StlcDe me81cbnoppeH ~t0nnten, tpelcbe 6ie1e
noble @aleIicbaft, GIT beren borrebrnfte1t
@lteOern Der pertOrbene ersfromme @nl.
Gutott s. Shepard geb0rte, mdbrenb Ser
&tnOeri9nBs 6anattter COMMODORE @eorb
l'no Der p&ugenObOIb" @nt6onp Gomltof
no9 jebt IN i9r baS groBe 8ort fi6ren =
gum @inltbretten 8egen bieielben beranlQkt
pat. 9te 9erren beliBen ndtlic6 in BEN
GSalOern beS 2lOtronoa6 s@ebirges unb an
Den 3a6lloica fii9retdben @etpdiiern 6es
SfaateS cine 9roBe @n5a6G BON Sporting
Sl1b@@ebGltben unb geberben ficb iberz
baupt, ais Oh Der Iiebe Serrgott NMes, mas
, 1893-06-30

8ir ent6aIten u1s ie6er 8efprec6ung
Der bon enter bieiigen 3eitung angeiteGten
8%erebnung, tpelcbe @6tcago'S GinpO6nerz
5abl auf 2 Milionen ani4ldgt, neil btez
Ielbe ieBt ia bo6 nicbt me1r 8utreffenb lit.
Sn3ptiGen bat Die 8eO0Iferung ia berettS
tpteber nm 10 unO 10 pieG Sauien0 3ugsz
nonttnen un6 mir iuarten Iieber 6as Gin
trefen Der 3ten W}iQion ab. 2ange fann
bas ia na9 benz aufgeitellten 3unabmeperz
baltntB niAt mebr Oauern, N6er mir Bit
ten uniere 2eier, unS betm 9%t6faiicn bes
gcetgneten 3ettpunftes bebiilflic6 gu Iein.
Sonlt entgebt er ut1s bocb tpteber.
, 1893-06-30
Stdotiibes.
Ourdidnitt ita ote SdIaeooer.
SRI. Clara MAY 8uIfIeY beeebt SeIbfmors
in 6eiiteseef0rtheit.

Clara Maa0 8ultleo, Bic 26iabrige Go6=
ter bes &eO. Suitus 8ulfleD bon Upper
9tlton, ST., be9ing am MittpO3 9lbenb inn
8erppn Sanitarium SeLbitmorb, tn6en1
lte it9 Bic grOBe S6lagaber beS recbten
9trmss bur9i9nitt, Sbr Sob trat geitern
firth Elm, nod bepor tbr Slater, Der iofort
bon Dem S6ritte ieiner ungLidlt3en Iodbz
ter benabri6ttgt worben mar, in 8erpDn
eintreffen tonnte.
Sri. guItle9 mat felt etnt9er 3eit, etpa
lett benz 4. Stunt, getites9eft0rt, tpesDalb ie
3unabit na6 bent &tueritbe Sanitartum
unb bon BORT nab 8ertppn gebrabt tpurbe.
sic mar borber Mtuittlebrerin geweien unb
bate ibre @eiitesgeitOrt6eit anibetnel1b ber
lleberarbeitung gu neroanfen.
Die GOrDners9ei6norenen in tbrem Sn~
queit, ber beute 8orntttag in benz 0eibenz
ftattersei0aft bon &ecorlon & Spn, No.485
SO. Waotionltr., italtfano, ga6en etnen Den
l1mitGnben entipre9enoen Wabriprleb ati
uGOb bur9 SelbitnlorO in @eiitesgeltDrtz
belt" ab.