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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-14
Ser QrobibittonS Sumbug tn
SfnuIas.

TOpeta, &aniu8, 13. Suli.- Sn
eincm an q. 8. 0ti9arO in Sort ScOtt
scriateten 8riefe 9ibt 9err 2itte, Oer
@eneralanpalt bes Staates, 5u pers
fteben, oaB bic StuutSre9ieruus bic
Brobibttion iber 8orb geworfcu bat
unb Die Staatsmni9inerie niat our
0urdfIbruns bes beitebenben YrObibis
tiOnsgeieees gu gebrauaen 9e6enft. Der
General Inualt iagt, baB msbrere
StGote, benen Die @elomlttel fiIr Oheut@
li9e 3wsfe ausgegangeu iinb, barum
nadgeiu9t buben, OuB bic 8irtbidafs
ten ouOur9 liceniirt werOen II. baourd
@elo bei6afit pirb, I'm bic SdulOen gu
be;ablen. gBeun man I'M Stante Sriet
ben, SurmOuie, 9tidternbeit unO quite
Sitte baben wolle, 10 miiIe man uuf
etwas 9noeres oenfen, uls bas leeige
8rObibitiOnSigitem, urter iueldem ntdt
nur Die @irtbidaften melt often ieien,
iOnhern au9 Serbre9eu aller Srt in be-
benfliher Weiie 3unebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-14
sIauo iiber Die etlberfraae.

ct. 2Oui8, NO., 13 9uli.-9aS
biefae ,@brOuicIs" uer6fientlidt etnen
langeu 8rief pom @OnsrsBmitglieO
8lanb, in weldem Der sruBe apoitel
Der 6reiprd9uns nOdmaIs 3ur SIlber>
@ituation bas WOrt ergreift. Sr conz
itatirt 3unddit, baB Die Silberfrase ieet
in Gin StaOium getreten Jet, no Die
Barteien uno SnS;pibuen Sarb. betens
nen miBteu, unO felt Ounn bic iebr
btQise 8ebauptun9 aui, buB, Wenn Der
leete @OnsreB cine 6rsiprasun98bill
pailirt bate, mir aus aQem - 3rOublc" "
beraus mdren uno Die britii4e SIlbers
OemOnetiiirun9spOlitit in 9nbien gar
riAt beQOnnen wOrOen mare. 0aS
SbermdsAGeiee mHiie u1srbing8 unper<
sIgli6 piberruieu werben, mOQte man
aber fiir Oafelbe fein Subititut idaffen,
10 mirbe cine aIlqemeine Silberpanit
unS @ntpertbun9 be8 9elbeS bic 6olse
iein. 0aB bas Subititut naa Gnlidt
Sru. 8lauo'8 nur cine 6reiprd9un9s,
8i1 iein tann, iit ielbitperltdnblid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-14
SritiIbe 3lftunaen an Der YaciFe.
fititc.

Gan 5ran3i8cO, IS. SuIi. -
Sier e,n9etrufienen Priuatbrieieu ;ufolse
1T Oas se9enmdrtis gu Davenport, Gngz
Lamb, itatiOnirte, 1000 Ofann itarfe 5.
Battalion Der tOuisltden S9iscnbriz
euoe ua6 &ictoria, 8.s@., beOrOert
mOroeu, unO bu5 britiide Pan5eri4iff
rMtinOtuur" bat Seiebl erbalteu, it9
naa @8quimault gu beseben. Serl1ies
Oene anbere 9fiitunsen an Der canaOi>
i9sn 8acificfIlte lOQen i'm @erfe iein,
unO man brinst Oieie OtaBnabmeu in
3uiammeuban9 nit Der Serinssmeers
Streitfruse. lSie man permut6et, err
uartet Gnslanb, baB bas S4iebsseridt
gu ieinem 9tu9tbeil entideiOen werOe,
unb min ii4 Oesbalb in StanS ieesn,
ieins Nuipride su uertbeiOisen. Die
tirslidc 4nfunit beS &riesstampfers
,0iOpal glrtbur" nit Oem NOmirul Stez
psniOn ON SOrO gu Gsqulmault idsint
bieie 0tutbmaBuns su bsitartcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-14
@robeben tur Snomefte1t.

albuquer rqus, N..0t., II. Suit
3mei osItItGl lpabruebmbare @rofOBs trus
ten swliAsH IL mo ubr beute triih bier
ell. Der JWelte mar beoeuteuo hettlger'
ais Der erfe, uHo osruriaate betrdhtlIde
uuruhe, obglslb sr telusu erwdbnensptr'
then Sdapen aHrld)tete. DIE StObe tameH
pom 9SsitsR ber, no ilt eiu srloitener Sul'
fau bsfHOst, unO man furttet, oaB oerlel6e
m1eher In Sh1tiufeIt attreteR 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-14
Werniifef.

&harIeftou, S..&., II. 9uli.- SIaat
Mlt9el uuo i.ine 9ause aus finf PerlOneH
beiteb,uoe 6amtlle ertrantteH geitern nab
benz Otutagsisn, uuO pr. Dtl9eu, iOwle
ielne EOtter 4Oa Itarbeu uab turSer 3ett.
Die llebrt9en befuoeu itd IN pretdrem 3u-
itanOe, r::o be Asr3te ertldren, es l1eSs
arenltue ,iftunQ Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-14

gonoo On, u. 9ult.-4er er am 81. SUM
BON Baltimore nad) Samburg abgesau9eHe
2ampfer u&uiha" cOuiolrte heute IN Der
glbe nit bem britiheu IampIer r@rouO," !"
meldler am 10. ltaI Don 3lo De la Blata
na1 Calais abgug. gtapere GIn5elnbeIteu
iInO nod HldJt befanut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-14
gsrmtfd,te telearapbtfd,e eepefd,en.

& 0a8 iiIberne 9ubilGum oes 8iz
fdOfs OtcQuaiO BON &Opefter, N.sY.,
1T in Der OOrtigen &atbeOrale nit 9rOs
Bem pOmp seteiert wOrbeu. @r3bil4Of
Gorrigau Don Seem YOrt, uiele anOere
bobe WIrOentrGger Der Stride uno mebs
rere Snnoert Prleiter pObnten Der 6eier
bel.
Der renommirte 8ortrait= uno
2aubIdaftsmaler Cabin Curtis 1T III
ieinem @eburtsOrte StratfOro, GOnn.,
aeltorbeu. Gr mar felt 80 SaBren tr6nts
lid uuo nit einem 9fItenmartletben be-
baftet, weIdes ibm bic AuSiibung ieiner
&unit iebr idwieri9 madte.
- 8eI Der RHffabrt bon einem 2eis
dsnbs8ansniife wurOen in 8ariuw, &c.
g., 5rau 9eenan SOwarb uno bic Otuts
ter berislben, SSrau 6ieseraIb, inful9e
bes 0urdge6en8 Der Bferbe aus Der
&utide geporien. 6rau SOwaro fiel
nit benz &opfe aUf elm ipiees @lieu, OaS
ibr Dbsrbalb Ocs Au9es in ben SaGOel
branq, uno tpiro ni3t nit 6em 2eben
bauOufOmmsn. 6ruu 6tsseralO trug
i9psre tnuerlide @erlesungen DapOn.
- Ollie Ylattensla8bitteu Der Ser.
Staaten iinO gum eriteu Dtale in ber
@ei9iate bieIc8 Snbuifrte3wei9S 9leids
3eitig seialOiieu, unO an 10000 Dtanz
ner iiuo arbeit8los.
- @m. 8epte 1T ieet ebeniaQs gu
4lpena, Wtid]., Der in 1875 gu 8o9erss
Gltp perabten GrmOrbuns Gilbert OtOlis
tors i9ulols befuuben wOrben. Gr
mirO pabrideinli9 beute suianlmen nit
ben ihon porber Oe6 0erbre9ens iibers
fGbrteu brei Dtdnneru ;u lebenslansz
li6er SuhtbuuShaft perurtbeilt perOcit.
= 8amber9er, Der DtDreer Der ia;
milie &reioer, 1T I'M ieiner Si6erbelt
g8iQen ms @efdngniB BON Sarge, De-
O., 9ebra9t wOrOen.
3u @prinsz9iu, B.zYa., purbe
cine @haiie, in welder itd Die IbidGeer
bes n9tatiOnul'8auz uuO Qsibuereins"
BON 9temsYort befauosn, uOn einenl
2uoe iberfubreu. Capt. 6. Ot. StOne
DON @barleitOn, W. s8a., blieb aui Ser
@tcQe toot, unO j. is. OecDaniel, Der
Spesialuseut, wurOe t6OtIi9 perwun'
Bet.
- Sn ben 9le9nunsen bes @OuntDz
idasmeiiters 9aS. SC. 2lrmItrOno 3u
3ipton, SnO., lit Elm 0efSit BON $780,
900 eutoedt wOrben. Sulfsidaemeis
iter Gal. 2lrmitrOng, welder in ben
Sdminbel perwidelt gu iein l9eint, 1T
bur9sebrunnt.
- Sn @aterIOo, Sa., ridtete 9eitern
frIb elm cpflOnarti9er Sturm S9aoeu
i'm Setrase BON $4,000 an.
-5ranf gtelpboui unb 9erter 86its
foro wurben seitern frib nabe 5anes'
tomn, 9t.e9., ais lie oOn elmer ySoO
6eaumsz "6titli9feit in 8utts' Stats
suradfebrten, BON einem j3use Der
rGrie>8abn" iiberIobreu uno au9ens
blifli9 setOOtct.
Der 0ampfer Saloon" fam 9es
fern nit Der Bearp'ihen YOlurs@rpeOis
tion am gorb BON @OrtlanO, Ote., Su
ct. 9Obns, 9t.'6., an.
-8m. Gor, II Sabre oft. feline IA
labrl9e Samsiter DtatilOa unO @eOrs
ala @arO, II SABRE alt, fanSen am
Otittwo asz9lbenO bel 8uibiu9tou. 3D.,
swei nit gtitrOs@lgcerin sefiate 6los
iden unb ;ertriimmerten Oieielben, ba lie
ben Snhall ni9t fannteu, nit Steiuen.
@ine iurdtbars GrplOiiOn erfolste,
iuelde gSiQie GOr tOOtli9 unO Die beis
ben MtaOden leben89eiGbrlia perleRte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-14
MermiId,te tcIcor1nniide 0erefdlets

- Su Columbus, Yilii., murOe 9eferH
Der Nsatr 1leniug, welAer ON legtsn Vton.
tags. Abeno eiueu prn. 0iiuter erftaf,
our9 etneH OtOb geIpnt1t.
- Sn YriHcstou, SuO., piitbste 9eferu
Elm grOBes 6euer, Wei6eS ShaosR ium Be-
traqe Don 100000 aurldDtete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-14
Die strahtmssarbcttI in Senneilee.

q a iBOtlle, Genn., 13. SulI. =
generalabiuta@t Site benadri9tiste se>
ltern Die 9ontraftoren, melde Die i6neu
bonn Staate per6ingten 3udtbausfrais
linse beidafti9en, baB ct binnen 3ebn
Sageu Die Staatstruppen BON 9oal@
Grest uub Big WtOuutain in GnOsriOuz
@ouutD entfernen iuirb. 9efdn9niB>
SuperintenDent Sirf pirb basesen bic
bort itationirten ,FriuatwGhter oeritdr>
fen. 9tes seidieht im GIntlange nit
elmer Don Der @efansniBs 9nipettiOnss
8eb0rbe benz @Oupelneur 2urueg Ses
maAten GmpfeblRna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-14
Ser pSttrts" sans aqf etnem son"=
taaS5dt1tl=9Stclttc.

Safen d, N.<S., 13. Sui. -
DIE SOnnta98iaulen Der erlten unO
3meiten reformirten &ir9e in 0ofenfuf
Iubren seItern per Subu nuA @reens
woObs2afe, nm baielbit elm Yicnic abs
3ubulten. Satte i9On Der glnbltf emit
ger 8isrfdiIer auf bem Picnic PIaec
ebeniolaes gntieeen bcrpOr9erufen, pie
neuli9 bel elmer @rturiiun BON &lrdenz
leutcn aus 9eriegsGttg, peld)s Oas 6aB
Iber SOrb warfen, 10 bra6te Oa8 2ans
3en BON iungen 4usf fliislern auf Der
4lattform Den BaltOr @anbermurt
gan5li6 3urSer3weiflung. Seftig flOpfte
II nit benz S9irm auf ben Gan3bOben,
bis man i'm b0rte, aber es warOe trOe
leiner Ssrenliube rubis weltcrgetan3t.
Damn fam e8 aber nod idltmner. Gin
S6auipleler uno bier SOubretteu aus
9tepsYOrt, bic icet in @reenwOOOs2ute
pObuen, besannen einsn rStirts Gang,
Der ai. anba9tisen @1turiioniiten 10 ents
ra1ete, baB iie 6us @efat beOeften unO
idworeu, ME pieOer na9 9reeuwOOOs
Safe III fommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-14
Bon Ser gSeItamsffeamn8.
5rsmOe MuSitsuer oirfrn tbre gSaareH per'
fauien. - Ssitsre @nbIertten Der SotH'
tags sfauatifer. - Der ~RatiouaIusrbauo
Der Spirftu tupSeuhduoIer

6 Chicago. 13. Suli.-Sdaeamtaz
Gefrctdr Carlisle bat entidieOen, oaB
bic frem6en NuSitellet ibre @aaren Ses
bufs ablieferun9 Ha6 bem SdluIie Der
au8ltelIunS perfaufen birfen. 0tele
@ntl9ei0una madt Der 9ernaltungss
SebOrOe eiuen 9ewalti9en Grid ourd
bic 9iednunQ, beuu oieielbe bate auf
srOBe @tnnabmen in @eltalt pOn Bros
senteu auf ben 8erfauf Der 2lusiteIun9s'
Wuaren 9erednet.
Der v9tutionaluerbanb Der Spirituo:
ienbdubler" lit ieet CUR 2batlaae 9es
porben. 9aS @entralbHreau miro nah
Chicago perlest werben. Die GOnltttus
ton wuroe an9enOmmen, uno an Abeno
fauo elm 8antett in &reti6mar'S Oar
len itatt. 80. SefulstD, 9obu MOrrtz
ieD uno 5. 6ilmann iinO Die Dele9aten
NepsDOrfS, 2lu9uit &0bler fir 9tew'
Serie9.
Die Hationals@ s@ommiiiiOu bcIdGftt9te
iib seitern pieOer nit Der Sonnta9s'
fruge. Sine 4n3abl Yetitionen, in oes
neu bic SOnmiiiiOn erIu6t mtro, Die
S3lieBung her Gu8ltellun9 on SOnnz
ta9en 3u oeriI9en, nur0e por9elegt uno
ben Nften einperleibt. Der oor9eitrlge
yclaluB ser GommiiIiOn, Der nur ers
tlGrt, oa6 Die SeIinun9 Der BfOrten an
Sonutagen oBne ibr SCrpllien uno in
Wtoeriprude nit friiberen Ibmaduns
gen nit Der 2ofalbebOrOs 9sidcbe, wirO
iuenig &tnfluB auf ben 9e9enwart'9en
StuuO Der SonntagSirage baben. Der
Generalization iiebt iid betanntIth
ourd eiucu oon Sbarle8 Us. Sllngmann
erwtrften Ginbalt8bciebl 9e9en BUS
S6IieBen au Sonntagcu 9ejwun9en,
Die SbOre often gu bulten, lpenn9Iei9 Die
gtutionalz@ onmiilion o0er ba8 SOfulz
DIrtftorium bamit ni5t Im Glnflange
itebenOe SeriIgunSeu erIaien iOlltcn.
Dag leetere SebOroe einen SeldluB ges
gen Den ireien Sonntas falien wIrO, ut
faum an3une6men, wenn aud Die Jtaz
tionalzS OmmiiliOu Elm Slerers9 9omltc
ernannt bat, nm nit Oerielben Oaruber
5u cOnTerren.
Die 9lusfeQung BON SObOre puroe
seitcrn erOfinst unb bic Siite ieineS
SultunS Oura 0atO Sri 2tmnr 0miraz
ia entbIut. SObore'8 PauiulOn wurOe
Dem .3utritt 6es Yublitums geOhnet.,
Oiebrere fiiritli9e BerlOulidtelten aus
gliien nabmen seitern lm rgertn9tOns
SOtcl" Ibltetgequartter, Oaruntcr audi
Der 9tabOb ron Hampur, Elm m0dti9cr
inOii4er 6Irit. 0erlclbe mil ii3 msbz
rere WOden in @bicago aufbalteu.
Q3le beute Nbeno uerlautet, wiro bas
QOfalOirettOrium mOrsen eine Seriumm>
lung bulten unO weiter iibcr bic SOnnz
tagsirase berutbidla9en. Otan balt eS
ieet iir wubrideinli9, OaB eim 8elaIuB
QefaBt werOen wirO, welber 6aS S9ltes
Bcn Der 2lusite0un8 an SOunta9en ons
OrOnet. Der seriH9e 8eiu9 al SOnus
1agcn Iou Die DirettOreu Iberjeu9t bas
ben, baB es iAuen mebr @elO wGbrenb
oe8 9teites Der gBOde einbrtnsen werOe,
wenn lie an Sonnta9en idl;eBsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-14
Caus uuterer aeftrtseu :. yRoraem.unsa aabe.y
Teebe beiratbet.

&btcuqo, II. Suli.-Sstar Reebs, Der
fiir;Iib pom @Ouuerueur aItsel" tegnaOigts
Anartiit. wuroe hsute Nuhnlttd9 NIT Srau
@llie Sapp, Glgeuthulnerlu eiRer 9ut9eqen'
ben Birtbidaft, getraut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-14
s6redHGe 9abntataftropbe.
Gin Sua Der rgDeft Sbore 9ahn" BEL gfeps
bura, %. : g., ans benz 8eIeiis asidlIeu'
bert. - eeds bis iebeu Spots uno picIe

UermuuoeIe.
93epburs, q. s0., 13. Suli. =
Sin tur3 mad Ntittug bier fdlIi9er Gtls
aug Der y y8efzSbOres8abn" wurOe 5wl>
ideu @ornwau unb oem iaoli1en Gbeile
Der bieIsen StaSt our9 cine jufali9
Ofien ftebenbe gSeide aus bem @elelie
aeibleuoert unb tbeilpeiie sertriimmert.
Se9s cber iieben YeriOnen tamcn babel
unl's 2eben, uno Is bis 20 wuroen oers
leet. 3weicn Der SO0ten purOs ie elm
9lrm bonn 0eibe sertfen. Die betreTz
ienbe 8cide mar 9eruoe seOffnet NOR
ben, um eineu 6rahtjus BON elnem ytes
benseleiie aui bqS Dauptseleiie 3u lais
len uno fOnnte ntdt 3eitig 9enug 9ez
i1lofen meroen. lluter Den @et0oteten
bsfinOen Ta pier 6rouen, beren 9{amen
nod nt6t ermittelt liuS, unO Elm 21
WtOnate aItes &ino Oes Srn. Surnbam
@lberion. gei6e @ltern beS SiAoes
iinO idwer perlebt. Gins Der 9etOOtes
ten Trauen3inmsr bate mebrere an
SRI. Sane 8. @oote, gtr. 13, SilliarO'
fraBe, Cambridge, Wafl, uoreiiirte
Sriefe, iOwie mchrere aubers DOfumente,
psl9s ienen 9tameu fiBrteu, in Der Gas
iae. 8ei elmer ouoersn @etO0teten
faub man Elm Bud, pel6es Der SiblIoz
tbet bes vHorting 9irls Glu64 in
9temarf, SIS, 9e9Orte uuo cine Sarte
euthtelt, laut melder es oil Sri. OtarD
WtaDlanber uerlteben WOrOcn mar.
Inter ben Sermunoeten, oercn 9tas
men ermittelt iiuo, bel fiubeu fidh: 9Obn
Ybilips aus GODenau8, @epGfnellter
s. 8. WoOre, @rpreBGsent s. 8. 8uuce,
6ranf s. 8ar9er aus 8efts9aueritraw,
Sane @oote aus @atstiG Ouabrideinlid
tODtli6 perleet, SObn 9tObiniOn aus
Ssriegs@itp, @. 5. Yrtitair, SOtOmOtlo'
fabrer 6reo. SoIlunO, Gbu8. 5. 6ub
aus uniOnzSil, 9t.>S., Wtinnie Guerlp
aus @barlei ton, S.s9., y. y. SurSp
aus 8rOOflpn, 6ruu q. 9t. SarUeD
aus 9telu> 0Orf, finf Wtit9lieOer elmer
5anlille Otl9ael aus 8rOOtIDu, Surnz
bam @lberion uub Satin uuo Sei;er
@ba8. QSiQI8.
SpGtere 9ta9ridten ergcben, oaB baS
llnslIf nidt bur9 cine iaIi9 seiteGte
9Bel9e uerHriu9t wurOe, iOnOern OoB
Der @il5us aus ir9euO einem anoeren
llmlan6e entsleiite unO Oann ge9en ben
uui einem 9tsbenssletie ite5euOen 6radts
aug rannts. Die TOOteu unO 8erwunz
6eten befanben iid falt iGmmtltd in Dem
YsriOuenwa9sOn 9tr. II, ~eI4er yan5s
lid oemoIirt wur0e. 9n benz Raud<
waagOn, Dor bisiem YerlOueuwassOn,
befano fi9 etpa ein 0ueenO BeriOnen,
mel9e Obne erwdbneuawertbe SerIeeuns
gen enttamen. @ine ber 9etOOtcten
6ruuen ift iest uls S5rau @llSa &lenn
aus SistlunOs6alIs, N.z0., ioentlfjirt
wOroeu; cine anbere bteB 5iOie 6eiGD
uno mar als &O9in BEL elmer 6amtlie,
Smitb, in BcltsPart beOicnitet; cine
brittle mar 6rau 9. lSrigbr aus SrOOts
Inn, SHUTTER Der frau Wfidael, welf'
Geetere nit bier &iuOern auf Oem .3u9e
mar. 6rau Oli9a.l uuO ibre &lnOcr
iino beOentli9 uerleet. Die 9tamen Der
ibrisen Spisr f6nnen idwerli3 ermits
telt merOeu, bis Der Coroner lcine uns
tnrf,r r1uun e,youpen. fGt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-14
SaS bette WttteI
fur -
9ufelt,
GrtaltungetI,
9cilerfett,
SnFuell3a,
SQlSi6mcr5en.

| 93srD,gOrt, IA, 9tprit '92.
Sr. 6. q. GrtttentoR.
G'cebrtcr Serr! Gin
, ,@lic6 mciner 55ami(je bat
lett BEN lctteu bier @O6en
an eineut beItigeu unO ms
an9enebmcu 0uiten selits
ten, welther III Der @e9cno
Der 9ruIt un0 am REdcu
sroBc Q 6mer3sn II nebIt
SdlaiIoiigfeit Ocruria8te.
Sd babe uiele gut cmqfObs
lene D}ittel gebruuht, iOa
mobl innerIib, uie auBers
lid. SdlieBlia lieB ib
cine 6laids 9breS9cilmita
tells, 6ole's 9nneD, tom'
men, uno nadbem th cine
I6laide gcbrauht bate,
IbOrte Der 0Uiten 81 metner
'I6reuoc uuoGritounen auf.
@8 bate cine ma9iide
I2SlrtunA.
Gdiden Sic mir 9cfal'
Ili9it nod 3 5laihen uebit
Tehnung. oa ld Oente, eS
'iOLts in ieocr 6amille Oora
Irltbig 9egultcn lu,rOen.
9br er9cbeniter
SofepD GbrtitacCraS
95, @iaiumsStr., 3.'9.
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Sr
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weck. DR.. John Waters is visiting in town.
Mr.. II. 4. jackson has been sick V.
Stevens is in Burlington this weekly. p.
Lock, grand juror Moses Wilber j. b.
Codding, petit jurors, are attending court
at HYDE Park Officers for the union Sun
day school are Superintendent, Miss Corda
Brown: assistant superintendent. Charles
Braygu; secretary Miss Mabel Child; treas
urer, Mrs. L. |. Mann; librarian, b. f.
Beard; organist, Miss Eva Heminway.
WOLCOTT.
All schools in town commenced December
Airs Eta Whiting, who was Frustrated
with paralysis some time ago at st. Johns
bury. came home last week so improved as
to be able to sit up part of the time. j. T.
Jones house caught fire a few days ago from,
a spark from the stove. A bucket brigade
stopped a confagration. The F. A. NJ dis
trict meeting is to be held here on the It'll
inst.
NORTH HYDE PARK.
School commenced last Monday with Miss
Patch as teacher in the upper grade and
Miss Smalley in the primary. Ole
Masurc returned to Bartlett, " H., last Fri
day to teach her third term i'll the graded
school there. Mildred Peck teaches at Eder
Mills r. c. Smith and family spent
Thanksgiving with L. E. Harrington.
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Mrs. s. T.. Willis, Chap Mrs. Abbie En-
cry of Washington, d. c.. is visiting her
father. LED. Moxley.-Frank i. Williams
Of Chicago has been visiting his sister, Mrs.
II. h. George. Charles a. Rolfe of Spring
field has spent few days here and returns
to Springfield this Week.-Mrs. Efiic Kibby
returned to Plymouth, N H., Monday
Thomas X. Monkey and wife, Lee Monkey
and wife start for California Friday. They
are to make their homes in Santiago. A
granite quarry is being opened in Chelsea,
Just north Of Brocklebank hill.
RANDOLPH.
Nash Hubbard of Pomfret is visiting bore.
The Adams creamery is now running
every other day.-Miss Jennie WEIGH is
teaching in Brantree. Charles Mead from
South Dakota is visiting his brother John
WEST FAlRLEE.
The Fish and Game club hold meeting
Thursday evening, December i at the How
ard Office. Mrs. D. W. Cox and grand
children have been stopping in town for a
few days.-Miss Lizzie Dodge has returned
from Boston MIR. William Paul is home 49,
Hon. f. 2. George and children have beer
spending a short time in Boston. Charlie,
Whitcomb has moved into the Carleton
house. Mr.. Mack of Lebanon, ~ H., La,
moved to the mill house. The family of W
C. Gilman were called to Lebanon Sunday
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Curtis Kib
ling. j. L. Stevens is very low with con
sumption.