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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06
RAILROAD NEWS.



The local passenger representatives OF
the Kansas City Chicago lines have nu-
nervous ways Of explaining the cause OF
the light Chicago travel. says the Kansas
City Star. The fact is that there has
been hardly my noticeable incrense in
travel to Chicago since the Worlds fair
rat, Of so for the round trip became
effective Thpre was nm unusual demand
for tickets Saturday aud Sunday by
people who cared 70 witness the exercises
Of Monday, hut beyond that trifiing in-
crease there has been nothing.
In the hrst place, passenger agents
say, the fair Is not ready yet. The fact
is that tho f-0-i-r IL not ready and more
than that, the fare is not ready. The
people are not Only waiting for the fair
30 get IN slip shape nid III ~ see. but
they are waiting for the railroads to make
a rate the people can afford to pay. 1t
is argued by passenger men that n man
who cares to see the fair will not lot u
difference Of So or $40 In railway rates
influence him, but people are peculiar
about railway rates and the present lil-
settled condition Of thugs seems TO give
promise Of lower rate later on. There
are no signs Of a cut from Kansas Cfty
today. Even the brokers are selling tick
cts 10 Chicago Mt the regular agreed rate
Of SO and 5000. But from Colorado
points the rate is being cut almost hourly,
and 1t will be II great bonnnza for Colo
RADIO people. A reduction in rates from
Colorado doesn't necessarily carry with
II rfdnction of rates from Missouri
river points.
The agreed round trip rate from Colo
RADIO points to Chicago is $40. The Rio
Grnnde railway is selling tickets In Den-
yer today for $50. and so are the Bur
lington, Santa l'e and Union Pacific.
The round trip rate from Colorado points
to st. Iqnis' IL now reduced by these
roads TO So, less than one fare.
While the people are waiting breath
lcssly for Kansas City-Chicago rates TO
drop, the railways are cutting the Kan
sas City-ColOrndo rate. The round trip
rate announced by the Rock Island rail
way yesterday Of SO, will Ice met by
the Santa fc aud other colorado lines,
that are now selling such tickets at $40.
The agreed rate for summer tourists was
so. and only the Santa Fee announced it
when the time arrived. The other roads
will now sell at the same price until lay
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06

Galveston, Tex. May i.-lSs|
The entertainment given By ID Z
ton medical profession and ~
the Garten vereln this evening b q
doctors was something very ~
deed. Every nook aud coma (
beautiful garden was brilliarlll 4
ated with electric lights. ldft
Berry's military band Of M
pieces furnished the music .tl }
fet banquet wound up the lnr'
the evening ia u blaze 4 ~
garden was thr0nged with ~
their beaus. who palticipaled !
hop. between the hours Of y ia'
ing.
Promptly AZ s o'clock The nal'
eX-presidents assembled gu ~ "
and the members OF the as.,'1aa.|
tened to the address by er'fpS'
ID. Osborne Of Clcburne.
Tomorrow will conclude DE- =
of the convention. with q 81
bay.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06

Madrid, May 5.--lt is announced Off.
cially that the Tcst Of the Cuban nsur-
gents have surrendered \ Havana
correspondent of impartial says;
Authorities here Were warned long in
advance OF the preparations for the MP
rising hut paid small attention To the
matter, When the uprising came they
lost their heads. The panic among the
authorities increased the general alarm
and gave rise To gross cxnpgpfution of
the strength Of the insurgents The
whole bam numbered only thrty.thtee.
All liberal Cubans disapproyed OF the
mOX cinent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06

The health committee has ordered that
every thing be cleaned; bagn. yards al
leys, closets, etc, Please attend to this
at once and save trouble and expense.
Merchants will also consider Art. III.
page 2S5 OF ordinance book aud govern
themselves accordingly.
We, the sanitary officers, will see that
the sanitary laws nn executed 10 the
best of our ability, without favor To any
one. Help MS by reporting anything that
needs our attention at the city mar
shals office. and we will attend to it at
once. II. c. TOWNS.
G. c. MMICHAEI.
:, 800 Sanitary Officers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06

Detroit, Mich, May 5.-1his evening
soon after the curtain at the Detroit
oprn house was raised the audience was
startled Icy cry Of fire aud everybody
made u rush for the doors, The flames
were discovered on the fonrth floor
among the offices In the front part of the
building. The lire was put ont after n
short tight and the loss caused was
small. When thc extent Of the frc l,c.
came known the ushcrs were enabled
10 Quiet the audience aud the play went
IN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06
HEADQUARTERS AT FORT
WORTH
FORT

As an effect Of the packing house deal
a great many railroad men are having
Their headquarters located In Fort
Worth The latest is the appointment
nyent Of thu American Refricernior
transit company, running a perishnblp
last freight line, with Headquarters M
Fort Worth. Mr. Wcatherby has 10.
ciitcd his office with the Texas and Pa
cite, corner Third and Main streets.
The cattle mud stock car companies ,rr
also preparing TO locate general and Ill
vision agents here, which win add con
sslHeraDly TO Fort Worth's railroad popu-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06

Last evening Mr. and Mrs. John Har.
rison gave complimentary dinner M
fe Arlington Inn to Messrs b. W. and
= 4. Camp, The following were present
Misses Dora RaiDey. May Ward of
Jefferson. Maggie Wilson. Tommie
Adams; Mr., aud Mrs, Jno G. Harrison.
Mcssrs- y 7. Camp. h. W. Camp. NJ. e.
Brown, Ill. c, Sinnham, w. II. Dodge,
H. Q. Hall aud DIR. Irion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06

Daii's rrnsfsr Oh company. il IL
Smith, I'D G. Smith aud u. H. Smith.
gave II deed OF trust on their horses,
carriages, wagons. transfers and stock
Of undertaking goods today TO A. L..
Patterson to secure payment of the
following creditors State National
bank of Dallas $4,000; Louisville Coffin
c1mpany $4,000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06
May ., 1893.


The last German of the season was
given at Yc Arlington Inn last night.
There was a large attendance and the
nifnir proved tc he one of the most en-
Joyahlc Yet given, Notwithstanding the
opprcssiveness of the atmosphere. Ii
was not until the hours had sped away
toward the dawn that the weary merry.
makers returned to their homes, 10th
to leave u scene of so much pleasure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06

Worlds Fair Grounds, May 5.-Thc
first public view of the French section
Of Gnc nrts was had this afternoon
when the doors Of the department We're
thrown open to the public, There are
1900 having been rejected by the special
jury at Pari. IN account of lack Of
space
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06
s,,,IrwUAT SENSATIONAL

PMs3urg. Pa. May sonc;hlne o., o.
sensation was csnSei mere ionlgM ~
tendr,i ~ The hareau Of electricity. on
a charge Of conspiracy to cheat aud de
fraud, preferred by officials Of the West
inrl,o,,ie El,sssic aud Machine company
1flo Information was made before Al
,l,,rmsn McMasiers and included i've
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06
A FINANCIAL STATEMENT.

San Francisco. Cal. May 5.--Recent
rmuors us TO the questionable financial
condition OF the State Investment In
surnncc company of San Francisco
brought forth statement FROM L. l.,
Drexter, stocfhn'dcr, that -the com
pauy's properties aggregate SiOO,0O0;
assets of IN, corporation SG0,iDO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06

Madrid. MAY q. An accident by which
twenty persons lost their ives - sepotteu
rrUselnr on POI icons the Gallagec river.
one OF the ponioous collapsed and large
number Of people plunged into ne walrr.
Twenty pefishei, Scnri.s Of others We're
rescued Ia an exhausted condition.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06
WEATHER AND CROPS.


GOOD RAINS NEAR COOPER,
Cooper Tex. May (Speciall Good
laius all over the county; Il guolly num-
axe IN cotton in DelJa county about the
same as last year--ahout $500 acres.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06

Chicago. H.. Mag a--A cahlegram from
Francis Wilkes states, Lady somerset is
Victorious rhls means that Lady Somerset
WAS r,relectel president OF the British
Woman's Temperance union.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06
BUSINESS.
RnsrnN FAILURE.

Boston. MAY Liabilities Of Hen
shaw n CO.. whose failure was an
nounced today. Will not exceed oyst.
$4,000, aside from accounts with stocl;
exchange, which are covered 10y collat-
prlil
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06

Sew York May vlcepresllent McNIul.
len of The Chicago and Alton railway is
relNrici worse today. HIS physician says
nnN slight hope Of rsSovcIy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06

Atlanta, Tex. May o.. especially Tom
Griffin, who lives in the county. was
arrs,cd and brought 10 town by sheriff
l:anccr charged with poisoning his wife
about ten days ago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06

Boston, Mass., May 5,--Francls Hen
shaw n TO- stock brokers. suspended
this morning The failure was due 60
inability 10 roiecS money on margins.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06

~ Houston, Tc1., May 5.-tSpecialA-
The Cult Colorado aud Santn ~ sn1
intrrna'ionai roads, which inaueura n
nc rate war on bagrinr and ties ia NJ
s ','',l. ~, POINTS have restored the ala
cents from Houston. '''' ana III
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06
RANK sI'SrNDS

Melbourne. May 5,-'rhc Colonial bank
of Australia AT Alexander has suspend
I'd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06

Those that cannot attend tn ~
eft Mt Greenwall's topielr ga =
tickets for the matinee tod4'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06

,r.c, ae,sa,ny or individually. The indg
mani l. reversed and rendered for apvenah'
Kew
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06

down tie following decisions yesterdays
VIM. Homes " Vaughn from brown.
Suit on vendor nilen note. Amer The instl-
tuition ~ ths suit tie appellee sud tue
laud fu Is. Sinlth he agreeing 70 pay TIE
note. The note called fof 10 pes cent interest
frVm date win 40 per rcnt additional Tor
attorneys fees. tlr cuhe was tucd TWO
years after maturity OF the note and JndB'
one year. Tie iuu znttht II NOT ~ acpuru
with the note. tne contention that the h0fc
was not la 3iownwoud uu tue dhy NJ hiatu-
rity eau not uNuii Tor II Is not shown mat
Vaughn bad Il residence, place NJ business
Or agent there known 10 appellant, Nor Is
Il shown that he desired to pay H. smith
bought p-ndtnt elite and u churgel Win
notire. The Judgment Is reversed anl rend'
cred FOR appellant. Key, j.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06

ASK pny lady that has used Creole Fe.
male rnnlc what she ihlnks Of It.. She win
lnVigoralnr on eurih. and every sufferer
i sure 10 DO bcnshic,i by using It.
49,, Sonh hnrronghs, me author, has ten
tao pvotlon'ng iac Hudson. T1s, pr,l
raralln 81 ihs fruit Tor inar.nt Nc
scrntinises as carefully as he docs a
rroef-shecl of one ~ his new hooss.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06
rE a r N

Il - - "
Daily In each direction. - \ N
Fort Worth can obtain pT'' ~
on application to y. \ ~ n
Fort Worth. South-boq9lgh ~ ( y
Fort Worth $40 p, N. W. i.e ~
Garrett S:15 p. m, at Az n
a. NJ, San Antonio sly ~ Z.
North-bound leaves sau ,,',,,IiI p
M, Austin 1880 p ~ No =
S,iJ a, NJ, Fort Worm "
las 9.35 p. IN. - 4, , q
Be sure your tickets w. Y
@. and |. s G. \. III
D. J. PRICE 4 :
The Hlks henehi le ~. ~ g
walls opera house : w
OF the senson.
ANS. Z. {. wnsp "a
Terrell. TEX. May I, " Z:
g. Wilson. long - - ::
y. N toIas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06
Missouri !ss l r@s!ac railway company VS. Iasse

suit for damages for personal Injuries ln-
nicih upon appellee by the falling VI u
heavy duur vf round house under control
Of appellant The evidence shows that the
door was IN lnd cundltun. That II was
Known To Spanglcr the mhster mechanic In
vharge, thnt appellee was ignorant OF It's
ponpliion, that he was IN the employ ur
appellant aud IN obedience TO Sminglcrs
erhtrs was attempting Ia go Though the
dbor when II fll on him, II was not nccrs.
Snry To show that The defect was Known
sufficient length VI tlnc tn have allowed
npdlr u was known to Spunrlpt who "
be dld not order, ut least Permitted appel
lee To work about the danger. The iarts
support the llndlng, There Is nv error. The
Judgment Is affirmed, tollaid j. Judge
hey 'lld not SET In this case
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06
CIVIL APPEALS.
Decisions Rendered on Wednesday BY the
coufl Tor the Third District.

Austin. May i.-lspcral The court of
civil appeals for the third district handed
down the following decisions yesterday;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06

IUWN HWH UTVHT NWTTHVTn TIlITWly tOMVhny,
vs.. Wolf frUm Travis,
Suit for unilmgts Tor breach OF contract
OF shipment. Ihe contract limited the lila
billy OF appellant To damages occurring
Oh It's own ruud me goods shipped changed
hands nl Taylor, The ruurt In erect charged
mat HE rpntrnct was thorough contract
ami tile appellant WIS liable for damages
occurring anywhere on the route. There Is
~ statement NJ facts IN the record. such
being the case, II VIII be- presumed tlut
every iuvt necessary To Suppnrt the iudg
meni was proved q, Tex, q The Judgment
h ailirm u, fhher G.. j. Judge hoy did
not I'll IN this cusr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06

Order your cake from 1S"F
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-06
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway

Many Texans are not aware Of the fact,
aud oth~ lines will not inform them, that
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-03

@obl batten bic &e6ner bel Der Gntbulz
lung bes Sort 9earborn>9 enfmaLs Ne6t,
tpenn ite iagter, baB bic &Gmpte Der eriten
Nn1teoler Die critic bror3e1le Ser tnnbtlolt>
b1ng IN iener @ruppe erfa6ren babe. Oie
gta3fol9er Der Dem Grimm un6 8errat6
ber SnbianerborOen GerfaQenen eroberten
jebob bas alte, &~ampffelb tpie6er, un6 inn
Saufe Der SabrSebnte mar bte @oLonie ibon
I'M Wtannesalter Der ~5ipeiten Generation su
elmer bliibenben Stabt 6erangetpa61en.
Die Nabfommen 6ieler ~Stpeiten Generation
aber bielten bic @rrIn9eni6aften i6rer 0orz
fabren pobl in @bren; ie lu9ten nacb Ell
nen1 NusDrud Der bantboren 6oba6tltno,
uno gerabe aus BEN &reiien Ser aus benz
D Ell d n 8aterlanb bier6er 9esoqeuen
Samtlten, 6er gretlen 8Gter, Der bliiben6en
S06ne unb SO9ter entiprang Ser groBe
@e0anfe, Die in o%pfermutbi9cr g tonierarbeit
e~r9rauten 8Orarbetter bes ii9 INNER berrz
ltcber enttptfeln6en Gulturiperfes 6urh
cine aQiGbrLtbe &un0gebun9 8n e6ren.
@s tpur6e ben alien QtniiebGern BON gbiz
cago felt neun5ebn Sabren oniGbrli6 elm
@brenfeit 9eeeben. Der @ebanfe fam burcb
Die Chicago 3urngemeinbe 3uer1t 3ur @usz
fiibrung un6 bonn eriten Nlt Observation-Disclosures
bis auf BEN b~euttgen Sag ftnb iene GSefte
tpa6rbafte 8olfSfeite getpelen, bebre @e6enfz
feiern, pel9e bic Oantbarfcit unb gerebz
runs Der alien 9lnfie6Ier in 10 tpirfiamert
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-03
Shredltb.

Srau 2eon6ar6 Better, SEQ. 279 8ct
&tn5ieftreBe, nabm ieit t6rcr @ntbinbung
bic 9ienite Ser &ranfcnipGrterin WearD
8Or9garb in9[nipru6 unb ais Mttttpocb auf
Exclamation Ocr lebterel1, Srau Better I'M
3ablung ser geleiiteten 0tenite bat, ba tie
ert IN etntgen Sagen su 3ablen I'M Stan6e
lei, tpurbe Srau 8orggar6 bDIe. sic
nabm tbren Sonnenibtrm un6 l6Gltg nocb
Der orettd9tgen gSo6nertn uno i'm Sample
8tpiicben ben beioen Srauen tpltrbc 6as oret
Gage alte &tnbcben I'M 8ette 1einer Mutter
gu Sooe georitft. Nuf @eranlafiung BON
S%reunOen Der Srau' Setter mur6e eeftcrn
mob Die n1ipmpatti6e g8drterin in 6aft
9enommen nno ite tpirb itc6 mabridbeinlid
tpegen WtorOes au peranttporten baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-03
Fernando Jones,.

gan3en @r6e trugen ibr 6errIt6fes un6
8eltes berbet, ite 3ogen ieIbit gut inter-
nationolen 8erberrlibung bes Meni3en>
geiftes u1t6 Ser Civilization in btcbten
S6aaren bierber.
Snmttten Der groBen Greigniiie, tDeI6e
btele 3uiammentunft Ser 8DLfer bis6er
tenn3etcbnete, bebt it9 iebO9 zines beraus,
pelbes ben @eoanfen BON benz Stpl3 unb
SelbitbepuBtIein Ser @esentpart abIentt
u1tb bic @rtnnerung 5urudl3petfen lGBt,
fait Elm Sabrbunbert melt; bieles @retgniB
MAJ bic @ntbIaung bcs Wtpnumentes gum
@nbenfen an 6as entieBlt6e 8lutbao, nell
DIES bic erite golonie, bas Sort Dearborn,
nit ietner 8eiabung unb Ben Srauen un6
&tn6ern Ser 8toniere Derni6tete. @ls
jenes 9entmal entbuQt tpuroe, ba tparen
ftb aue Der &e6ner barin einig, baB nit benz
adjournment Elm 8eriu6 gemacbt iet, Bic BEN
@nlteolern Ser abt5ig perfloiienen Sabre
gebu6ren6e 0antbarfett gum Nusbru6 gu
brtn9en. Qub ienes entiebltbe @emebel,
bem bic ~l1raniteOler gum Opfer ttelen,
tonnte ben Torti9rttt Der Gtoiltiatipn ni9t
bauernb 1emtten.
@S riidten neue S6aaren BON &Gmpfern
Dor, tpe[cbe bic @tlbniB urbar mabten, tbr
2eben in Wii6laleu unb @efa6ren binopfere
ten, I'M an ben @eftaoen bes Wtt6tgan9
Sees un6 in ber @ilbniB 6es n~ferlanbes
etne StGtte Der @ultur su errt6ten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-03

itb Sic Sront 6es Q(6mini1trationsgebdu>
beS auf Der 8eltauSiteuung, iebr fitnitz
Ierti9 in @ol6 unb ibwar3er @maiQe ges
arbeitet.
NlS 6ie Come am 6ort3ont ~beriunten
tpar, tpu9s Ser 3u5u8 Bet 8eiu6er bon
Minute 3u Wttnute, uno 9e9en obt l1br
tparen po6l flint bis iieben Saulen0 Ser
1onen auf oem Seitplab.
9aS transparent nit Der Sni6rtft:
v@iafommen ben olten Settlern" erglGr5te
iiber BEN 9an3en glaB bin. @eite &etben
ben bunten Gaternen, un3dblige freibrenz
nenbe @aioltnlt6ter er6elten Ben BlaB
unb berrltcbe 2tbteffecte btlbeten nit benz
Grin Ser 86ume bic g%ri1en unb rotben
bengaLii9en 2tcbter, tpel9e ununter6rOben
an ben oeri6ie6enen 8ldben bes Bartes am
9eiteft tpurben. SIM 6tntergrunO nacb
Nor6en bin erbeQte etn glGnSenbes Seuerz
tperf BEN 6immel, un6 nGbrenb SauienOe
in bt9tem @epiibL burb bic @Gnge ipa7
%5ierten, ~erfreute itb bic Sugen6 AM Gan3e,
unb an6ere beriu3ten tbr Slid an BEN per>
i6tebenen S9aubuOen unb ben @liifSz
rGbern.
Die Mtaiie Der Seitgdite Bot cine 8ertrez
tung bes geiommten 0eutl4t6ums Gbtcaz
Cos unb 0 i6loB ii6 bas bieSiG6rige Set
ser Chicago T~urngemeinbe GIT Gbren Der
alten Nnliebler Ben friberen SaDren mir
big an.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-03
Selbitmor0.

Mebrtp06entlidbc 9rbettslofisfeit berz
anLaBte Oien1tag gta6mtttag Srant TeDr1
man, etnen erit % Sabre alten tunge11
Mann, Selbitmorb gu begeben. Seine
Nlutter, nit Der er suiammen cine gSoDz
nung in benz 6auie, geo. Gig Aberoeefz
StraBe, time bate, bOrte ben Sna1 etnes
S6u11es in benz .3immer TIRES SoDnes
un6 als fte eri4redt 6erbeietlte, fanO 1te
6enielben in elmer 8lutlabe, etnet yte>
poloer in ser 6anb balten0. Ner5tlIcbe
Silfe mar i9neQ GUT Steae, aber oas
3eben 6es iungen Mannes mar beretts er7
loichen, ais ser Mrst feline @ieoerbelebun9sz
ner1uche aniteuen tpDute.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-03
Shiuineer,

Gem @omtte sebabrt fir bic bOrtreffltz
ben 8orbereitungeu, tpel3e ben @rfoL9 oeS
Teites it9erten, Die bOcbite Nnerfenn1ng ;
IS tparen oos Sic Surner Der GbicaGo Surn7
semetn6e: g. 81. S6mi6t, GoriiBer, $,
Garr, 6. Ouranb, s. @bmann, 80. y.
Tie6ler, ST. 6aberfamp, Srib @oeB, s. S.
@ieieni4lag, SO. 9amnermiaer, Sbeo.
Sar3, S. 6etnemann, 90. 6etttg, S, ..
6obbaum, @mil 6oe6iter, 81. Smbot, :.
8. &obb, Suit. 9oe6r, SO. Soeider, 8.
Mattern, S. 9. 3ernib, @o. S. WteDer,
GarI MtQer, S. 6. WtQer, Gbas. GOeu,
$. S9Lottba1er, Mar Stern, Otto Sun3e,
.. WeDl, 8. @tl3tnSft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-03
NarD Sling, 951 MiGwaufee Q(be,, bel@dfz

W(dr9 sting, 90l W(tlDautee Npe.y oel01T;
ti9t.
9tGs dGtefter 8latt6eutider er6ieIt 80 t l.
Ell WeDer, SEQ. 81 Clifton Npenue
%tpobnbaft, 6as befa1nte Witglieo 6es
g lattbeuti6en 8ereins, ben Breis; bicIcnt
Gerbatb gebOrt er felt Dem Sabre 1875 an,
Die 9enfmiinse aIs dLteltes Deuti9s
at1erifanii6es @bepaar er6ielten 8
8der un6 @ alpurga 8 aer, SEQ.
1884 Sletber Str. tppbnbaft, Ser @atte
bat bas Glitter bon IS, bic Satin 6as 9Itcr
BON SO SaDren errei6t.
9aS dltefte @bepaar ntbts6eutiber Sea-
ttonalitGt pdren 0abtb 6. so a + II,
60 Sabre uno WarD Nnn so a n,
81 Sabre, $50. 101 @alton 8Iace po6nz
BAIT.
Die g reisnertbeiIung mar BEL Ser ie6es=
maIigen l1eberret9un9 Ser MebaiIen natiir>
lid bon BEN lauten 6urrabrufen Ser M2e1tge
unterbro6en, unb Ser SubeL itteg auf ben
60bepunft, ais ST. 609iter 3ugGei6 nit
Ser WfebatIe ben @reiitnnen einen &uB
appltcirte. Die 9oLbenen WebotQen traz
gen auf Ser @or6erieite Elm 6arm6auS ais
v&tn3te 8Lodbaus" b%etannt, Sic 8reis7
me6aiue fir BEN dlteiten 8lattbeuti6en
fu9rt Ben vGetboom", 6te'fIir BEN GLteiten
Nrbetter un6 Ser dlteiten Nrbciterin Bic
fetn i~lolirten St9uren in bielem Sinne,
Nuf Ser GHdieite ber MeOataen befinbet
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-03
Staot Chicago,
8ei den 5Rrigen.
Ste beguaOigten Nnardiiten trefftn it
GbicagD Elm.
Sic besaben fIa fofort gu ihren a~nseR6risen

MOntas 4benb gesen 8 1tbr trafen bic
begnaotgten Inar6titen Oscar @. Neebe,
Samuel Stel6en unb Wttchael Sbpab in
Be9Iettun9 bes 9rn. 6. O.. 0rener uno dtt>
oerer Ofttglie6er bes Nmneftie>8 eretns in
Gbtcago Elm unb berlteBen BEN 3ug 16on
an elmer fletnen Station Dor SEM 6a1ptz
babnbof, Inn, Dbne Qufieben 3u erreger, su
tbren NngebOrtgen 5t% 9elangen. Die Sec
men 3u i6tLoern, tDeIdbe ft6 BEL Ser 8eeritz
Bun9 oer Steben, bon oenen tie felt na6e3u
1teben SGbren 9~etre1nt 9etpeIen tparer1, a6z
1pteIte1, tpoIen mir nibt berfltcben. Be>
1onoers ergretfenb tpar bic Scene bes
Bieber1e6ens in benz 6auie bon Souls SO.
8. geebe, benz 8ruoer Oscar geebe's, an
Sbefftelbz unb Belmont @loe., tpp1el6ft bret
balb o~erp6tite &tn6er ben LANCE entbebrten
Sater ertparteten unb bon bemielben t1>
brltn1ttg umarmt ut6 geliebfoit pur6en.
Die gfo3ri6t bon Ser 8egna6tgung mar
ertldrItober @etIe iberaQ 6as Saeesz
geiprG6 un6 tpur6e 6urcbgGnsig ginfttg
aufgenommen, b~eipn6erS au6 in ben itGbz
tt1cben Bearttenfretien 9ttobter uno Qbboz
taten toGren oa9egen tpentger auSgeiprocben
IN tbrer @utbetBung Ser 6anolung bes
@o1Oerneurs. sic bermerften es metitens
libel, baB 6r. MItgelo cine 10 f6arfe &rittt
Iber &t3ter @arD fibrt.
Gin @on1ite bes NmneittesG eretns Tanbte
mod Wontag 9lbenb Our6 Sefretdr 8arD
tolgenoe 9epeibe an @ouoerreur QlItgel6:
vSbre 8esnaOt9un9 gteebe's, S6pab's
11n6 SteI6en's tit Elm Gift Der 6umanitGt,
Der @ere6ttgfeit un6 Der @te6ergutmacbung
etnes groBen 11nre9ts. 9tebu1en Sic Ben
DGnt bes &n1neittez@ ereins BON Sutnois !"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-03

Die peirti9eltben S9mer5en Der 6Gmorrboi=
Den, 1nO Der ie6nlt6e 8uul6 Ser 2eibe16en,
8ebetit 81 1%oerben, 6abeu me6r 9emiiienloie
gtHl9eret uno nle6r nIbloie uu6 i6Gblt6e
@~ebesnlntttel berporgerui eu, ais iroenb Elm
orOeres 2eiOer, Dem Die WtenI6bet inter
1porten lit. 9erjeti9e, Der ite ale gebrau6t
pat, TAM pon @liif Iu9en, 1pe1rt er o6rte
Stfelll, Heberz l!nb a11bere @ei61piire ober elm
perlnoltelttes EetDen DeS Afters baporfomntt.
Ntelet 9eIabren fann man ent9e6en, merlt
it9erite, 3uperlGi1igIte, wirfiomife unb per-
nitnftt9ite oQer iebt befanltten Seilmittel.
grobe1 pom &nafeiis merben frei pom g.
fau6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-03

@nIiebler 6ie 8retie au bertbetGen unb bas
6e1t 3u perberrli6en. Der SOB rib leiOer
Sem 10 b~obbegabten 2oatS NettelbOit TN
mitten ietner bliibenben ManneSfraft aus
un1erer Wtttte. Ser &ebner ipra9 Damn
1eine 6reu6e bariber aus, baB Die 3abl Der
nit benz Settler z9b3ei6en gci9midten
Sefttbet[nebmer eine mod 10 reicbe unb
ltattli9e iei. @rabe bteies Sabr 1893 lei