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The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-02
banners for the Woman's building.

Two beautiful white silk banners have
been suspended across the Gallery of
Honor in the Woman's building. These
are the gifts ofthe New York women and
had been presented at the Centennial in
1876. The one near the south entrance
was embroidered with the seal Of the state,
over which are the words centennial,
1T1G-lN,G,' aud "'u UoG VI VrnSt.' Be
low Tie seal in gold Grour. wlS placed
From the Women nf tn City OF New
York" These ui banner, nc;Tthe north
gallery, was r'9hroi!rrcd in n similar
manner it'll the motto "&Ncclsicr." Tn
dern"atll -" .,2l "-.S w:j''cu in blue
"Frum the Daughters OF New York to the
Sisters of the Union" and over this The
Lord God BE with Is as lie Was with Our
Fathers"
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-02

ETGlLDISG II WREATH.
mems on a scale that promises to be suff-
cfently large FOR the entertainment of all
creation, II oil creation will only be good
enough to come hither.
Around the fair gates, where a year ago
there was nothing but open prairie, there
Is now q great city. Here, again, Chicago
enterprise and Chicago expectations have
built on large plans. The restaurants,
tho chops, the lunch-houses, the outdoor
booths, the pavilions and the fakirs are as
countless, almost, as the sands Of the sea.
Why, there Il n theater out here, not yet
cumpssted, which Is nearly as big as the
United etstes capitol at Washington. As
On Gmphitheater It rivals the structures in
which the Roman emperors were wont to
enjoy cruel sports. Probably twenty thou.
Rnd people may be accommodated at once
in tMs vast auditorium. The structure
stands on the lake shore, Just outside the
exposition enclosure, and being unfinished
has doubtless led many a visitor into the
error Of supposing that n Of the great
exposition buildings was yet without a
roof
II f. almost unnecessary to say that
within the exposition gates everything is
ON q scale 30 vast as to almost defy belief.
A queer thing about the exposition is that
the longer one stays here ~ bigger it
seems. Instead Of appearing smaller as
one becomes more familiar with It, through
seeing It day after day, It swells and
swells in q manner that ia altogether
amazing. ! have been here almost n
month, and nave walked a dozen times
from one end OF the grounds to the other.
Yet each time I do SO my wonder at the
vastness Of the thing Is greater than 1t
ever wa before.
One begins to realize a little Of this i'm
mensity, indeed. before entering tho
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-02

the gates. II, as It looks now, the fair Is
to be open every Sunday, the average at
tendance may reach the latter figure.
ChicagoGns who well know their city and
their people aver that every bright Sun.
day from this time on there will be from
three hunured thousand to q half million
people on tie fair grounds. One finds no
difficulty IN crediting this statement. Chi
cago is now n monster city with nearly
two millions of inhabitants. Besides, st is
a Sunday city. Three-iifths foreign born,
the population makes the Sabbath n day
of outing and recreation. The theaters
are all oron on Sunday, the dance halls,
the saloons. On this account many people
have argued that the fair should be open
also.
OF course IL the people of Chicago pour
through tie fair gates on Sundays from a
quarter to half million people, they will
not have enough people or energy left to
constitute much of IN attendance during
the remaining six days of the week. Then
the people who live outside the city must
swell the receipts. The Indications are
that enormous numbers of strangers will
flock here during tho summer. The
crowds are already swelling. BY tho mid
die of June the tide will be Running
strong.
Chicago hotels have accommodations for
about two hundred thousand strangers.
The furnished rooms in minor hotels or
boarding houses and in private houses
throughout tic city are able to take care
of one burCrcd thousand more. At no
time arc they likely to be pushed to their
full capacity. depressing all enthusiastic
expectations, IL is not likelv,hat more than
one hundred and fifty Thousand strangers
will be here at any one time. OF these not
ell will 80 10 the fair every day of their
stay.
Of course one must not overlook the
fact that americans are the greatest peo-
pie in the Worldto ~travcland spend money
and seek amusement. II the times be
fairly good and cholera keeps away these
good American citizens of ours will come
in great train loads. Not a very great ut
tendance is expected from New England
and the east, nor from New York or the
south. Blu from western Pennsylvania
to the Pacific ocean Chicago knows The
american people are making ready &c
come to the fair. The attendance from
Europe will not be large, either, II mere
bagatellc IN comparison with the Who'll,
number of admissions.
1t is Il fortunate thing tha5 Chicago has
such extensive hotel accommodations and
also tlug her railroad facilities aro I'll,
best in the world. Chicago. you must ~
member, IL the greatest Of al railway cen
tCrS. Nor tLan II score of roads cutur thI
city, and inquiry has developed that they
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-02
Nav Kiss the Blarucy stone.

The Irish village and Blarney castle is
one OF the most unique attractions at the
fair. Visitors who care to 20 to Il little
trouble may kiss the reproduced blurney
stone, but, rs at the original castle, it ism
easy feat To reach the magic rock. \
winding stairway leads to the roof of the
castle and from there the adventurous
may be lowered until their lips press
against the famous slab that has been To-
Gated In an almost inaccessible place on
the side of the building.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-02

and sit do"u there ol he l,~li-luilc
.prDmrnal" ana clior ti'"ir sandwiches
aud uici.plo with oIC uf thC most oHj g. nc
ing views eyyr lvh,'! h} liz ttsCfuin
sprttu OU5 T. .uT t,.,ua. It cu-t, Il ulaltec
to rlo:e up here IA lie elevators, hut tho
trip is worth the money, ana iGor1 too.
There is free drinking waite: IN every
nook and corner OF the grounds. ii all 10
pretty fountains have been erected by the
management, and from them is drawn ill
tered water as pure as any water on earth
that has not been distilled by the chemist.
1t is water from Lake Michigan, filtered
through what is known as the Pastcur
filter, and carefully cooled without con-
tact with the ice. Visitors need not be
afraid to drink this water even in the hot
test weather. 1t is almost ideal water,
and it is free. OF course if you want min
eral springs water that bubbled from he
earth at Waukesha you may have it by
paying q cent a glass to one of the hum
dred pretty girls who sit at neat little
fountains in all parts of the exposition.
There are plenty Of waiting rooms. In
addition to those in the terminal station II
number of buildings have been erected at
various points in the grounds, and here
both men and women may find all con-
veniencoS. No charge is made. In alil-
ton to these there are toilet rooms lcr
both sexes in al! the principal buildings.
These are hrr, Also, and clean. IL is true
there are MANY toilet rooms To which an
admission of , cents is charged, and the
management Ids hrru ~savaGvly criticised
for permitt.qg lH.-" establishments a. he
opened en- ~. rounds. Bul whom enc
ConSil,rs he nlpI I,t enter c..V puI-,-u, Is
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-02
PUBLIC COMFORT.
How Visitors Are Cared for at
the Worlds Fair.
FREE CONvENIENCES FOR ALL.

PLENTY of Waiting Rooms and Seats
Throughout tho Grouuds-Frec Filtered
Water-Tie Toilet Room Mystery Ex-
planned State Buildings us Club Houses.
WORLDS FAlE, May q. - Especial -
NOW that the people are coming in large
numbers to see the great exposition we
have ample opportunity to test the
efficiency Of the arrangements MADE by
the management for the public comfort.
SO far there are few complaints. Almost
everything that could have been don to
secure the comfort of The visiting multi
tudes has been done, and in many in
stances on Il scale commensurate with the
magnitude and grandeur of the whole en-
terprise. 1t is true that some of the con-
Vcnlences have been slowly put in shape,
and during the first two or three weeks
of the mouth there were some complaints,
but the managers have apparently done
the best they could. The task of finishing
up the buildings and grounds was a
gigantic one, and even these wonderful
Chicago men cannot DO all things at the
same time. Now that the provisions made
FOR the public comfort are practically com
plete II is timely 10 speak TO them some.
what in detail.
One first notices that ample arrange
ments Lave been made for carrying visitors
to and fro within the grounds. The clc-
waited electric cas-, the wheel chairs, the
g~Oui0las, electric and steam launches
carry people lrOm one end to the other of
the vast enclosure and at reasonable
charges. Scattered throughout the
grounds are seats sufficient TO acccmmo-
date 1000 people at once. Ii this should
prove Insufficient the nanGGers promise 10
put IN as many more as may be necessary.
Except on the great days, when it is en-
pected that half Il million people will enter
the gates, a capacity Of 10000 should be
enough. for a hundred thousand persons
within The enclosure probably not more
than two or three thousand will care to Ill
at any one time. There is SO much 10 see.
and visitors are so eager to make The
grand rounds, that the vast majority OF
people are constantly on the move.
At the luncheon hour many more seats
will he required than a0 any other part Of
the day, but the restaurants are able IL
care for J0,WD persons at once. Some Of
these restaurants are mammoth affairs,
and while the charges are higher THAI
most Of us have been in the habit OF pay.
ing at home, except in a few instances
they are not cNorbitant, everything being
considered. One may avoid these eXpeu'
Sive places, and enter the smaller eating
places or lunch . and do very nicely
at an expense of half n dollar. For in.
stance. IN the southern end Of ike main
building is a snug little lunch room whcg,
ann ,,.z- Inv - tr,,ul SaplNxi,h E,Y. N dim.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-05
@armutte an @mtSem.

MGes in Der Welt, bas auf eigentbH1nlt9e rno rtber=
Ie9eue @Dr3i9e aniprub bot, pirb nab8nabwen unO gu
fdliGeu periu4t ielbit penn baonr9 bic Sel1InoDett Der
Mttmenf9en gefdbroet pirO. @us bteiem @runoe ipar'
men bic @igentbimer BON Soitetter's Mta9enbtttters tbrs
Sreunbe unb @Duuer, ieOe O~fferirte Slaf9e CnnO bas
8itters tuirb nur in 5lai9en oertaufD 9euau oIf tbre
@e9tbeit gu 1uteriu9en.
Cine e~eniieerbe @arnung fir Sieieni9en, tpel9e ge'
tr1o bon1it treiben appaen, bilbet bic nnunterbroheue
Settle npn ri9terli6en Gntibetbungen, burb melbe Seoer,
Der bos gitters nabsuaDmen pber gu oerTdllbe1 lnbt
1tren9 beftraft pirb. @3um S9ub oes BnbltfumS por
Iol9' sefpiiienloien &duberu peroen feline @nltren9un=
gen unb Soften 9ei6eut.
9as 8itters tptrb uar in S1ai9en nnb ME bet
Der @aIIpne pber in SGifern p%ertaIft
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-05
8dnferott.
Cine pripatbanf eefdlofen. Gin perfebltes
unternehmer.

Die 8anfier7 Tirma gbeberton, Wartin
& Comp, beren @ei9aftslotal fi9 an Der
@fe Der S9ben Noenue. uno II. StraBe
befin6et, boa3og Trettag etne frettptutge
MISUNDERSTANDING an &brabam 8aloz
min. Oie @ctiba lolen $1OO 600, bic
8aiiiba nur $4,000 b~etragen. 0as
@run6fapttaI Der 6irma betrug BET ibrer
Dor 2 Sabren erfolgten Sncorporirung
$4,000, purbe aber ipdter auf $25, 900
beruntergeieBt. Die 8anf madtc ibre Sc
lbGfte nit 9ilfc Ser @riten Nattonal78ant
unb Der @rllnb gu ibrer S6lieBung tptrb
auf Sic segenmdrti9e Slaubeit bes @elO=
marftes 3uriigefiibrt. @er Die 5ouptglau1
biger ftnb, tonnte ebenio tuentg feitgeiteut
tperben, als bic 3ett, mO bic 8ant tire
SbIren pteber 0ffnen pir6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-05
Selbftmoro..

Soiepb @arrp, Elm Steinbauer, Der aber
9egentpGrttg arbeitslos mar, ourc9i6nttt
lid am Mtttpocb in ieinem &oitbaus, SEQ.
$50 g. Sefferion Str, bic &ebIe, na6bem
er fib borber Iorsfdltig raitrt bate. Die
Qet6e tpurbe nab Ser Gountp Wforgue gez
bracbt, no seftern Der Snqueft abge9alten
wurbe. 9erielbe bra6te tetne tpetteren
@inaetbetten 3l Gage.
l1ebermGBtger 8rannttpetngenuB uno
8er3meiflung iiber feline i6on ldngere 3ett
~an6auernbe Observation-Disclosures bracbte
ben 57iGbrigen @bas. Spbnion, 1872 Gapren7
teritr. %mobnbaft, ba3u, baB er ftb Otttt7
uob, pdbrenb feline Srau inn anitoBenoen
8immer nit neutrality-suspicious. be.
ihaftigt tpar, cine &u9eI burcb ben SopT
iagte, bic ieinen augenblidltben SOB sur
SoIge bate.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-05
Staot Chicago.
francis Bradley /.

SIN 1einer WoDnung tn@baniton ~beritarb
0onneritag s. 8rableD, Elm Wfitglie6 Der
b%etannten @runbei9entbumsftrma Bairb &
8raoleD, i'm glitter bon 70 Sabren. 9err
8raoleD itammte aus elmer d9ten Burttaz
Mercantile, ietn 8ater bate ais Solbat
am 8efretun9strtege tDetlgenommen unb
binterlieB bel ietnem Io6e letmem oamals
erit Is Sabre alien Sobne fein 8ermDgen,
ie6ob eine ~etierne g1ergte uuo flaren Sc
i6dftftSgeiit. Sn Stem 6aoen arbeitete
iicb Ser iunge 8rableD rai6 gu elmer guten
gel6Gftlt6en Steuung empor un6 emit
tpidelte Elm groBes Sntereiie fir Bic QStiz
Ieni6aft, be1pnberS bic ~Nitronomte, 70 6ab
er Die Mufmerf1amfeit Ser 8rofeiioren BON
Oale auf itb lenfte uno bort man6e 8or>
tbeile 9enDB, bic er gu ietner Sortbtlouno
ausnubte. Na46em er iicb in Stem 6aben
perbeiratbet, itebclte er I'M Sabre 1857 nad
G6ica9o iber, mo- er bis gum Sabre 1862
6ie SteQung zines Quoitors Der Gbicogo &
&od Sslanb 8abn befLeibete. SpGter trat
ct in Die alte @runbeigent6ums ftrn1d Slm-
1tea6 & So. Elm, beren Wett9lieo 1etn ipdtez
rer gompagnon 9Dman 8airb par, UNI
stpet Sabre 1pGter muroe Der gtan1e oer
Strma in y8air6 & 8rabLeD" geGn6ert.
SIN Sabre 1865 Derle9te 6r. 8raolep
ietnen 8obniiB na6 @pansptue, mo ct
elmer Ser @riinoer BET griten @ongregattoz
noliitentircbe tpurbe unb groBe 8obltbds
tigteit ibte. Gin pertbboues Teleifop, bas
er itb angei6afft bate, permabte er bot
eintgen Sabren benz 8elott college.
Ser 8eritorbene btnterlGBt auBer elmer
@itttpe einer Sobn, 2utber .. 8raoleD,
Der ii9 e%esenipdrtig auf oer &elie bon lrz
i~tralien bierbcr befinbet, iotpie bic ~foLgenben
1D6ter: Srau Sobn st. @aie, Srau S. W.
@aibburne, Srau SoDn Wc2ennon, Srau
6. u. SperrD, SRI, Warp Srancts 8rablep
unb SRI. Settle 8raoleD.
9as 8e9rdbntB ftnbet morgen naa benz
&oiebiQe 6rie6hofe ftatt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-05
3ufammenfok.
5wtiden einem Gifenbabn5use uno
einem Stra6enbabnwa9en.
Cine frau eetootet uno orei aroere per-
punoet.

Sin f9perer ltnfaa %ereienete iib 6reitag
Nbenb nm g. ltDr an Der &reu3ung Der SO.
StraBe un6 Ser God SsLan6 .8abn, tn6em
Elm Qlrbeiter5ug ser leBtgenannten 8abn
gegen eiten acknowledgements anfubr,
nobel Elm Baiia9ter beS 2eBteren iofort 9e>
tO6tet un6 bret an6ere i9tper bertpunbet
tpur6en.
Die 3o6te 1T etre Srau bon ettpa 25
Sabren unb lit no6 ni6t tbenttftSirt NOR
ben. Die Qeicbe tpur6e naob &ennD u16
@ruben's Morgue, SEQ. 5206 State Str,
9ebra6t.
Die 8erleBten ftnb:
S. 8. suit, 1712 @~eQtneton 9(be.,
5ipet 0ttppen gebrocben unb innerli6 Dere
lebt. Nab 6auie gebra6t.
Clara ellis, 7125 @ggleiton NDe.,
bei6e Qtrme gebro3en; na9 benz Wtercps
SoipitaG gei6afft.
@bwarb StbgeraIb, &utf6er
beS StraBenbabnpagens, tnnerlib berIeBt;
nacb letner @obnung, SEQ. 1927 8eoriaitr.,
9ebra6t.
0er l1nfaa miro auf Sic Nacbldifigfett
6eS 8abnpdrters SO. .. 0e 0torma6D,
3%uriidgefi6rt.
Die 8emannrng 6es StraBenbo6ntpa9
gems C}o. 452), ser in 0ftltber &t9tung
fubr, beltatb aus SEM @on6ucteur IS. 9.
Naron unb Dem Guti6er Sibgeralo. Ser
0agen ent6iett iedbS Baiiagtere.
OTIS er ser &reu3ung na6te, paren, ba
Elm iibIt9 gebenOer Baliagicr3ug beranz
fam, bic 8arrieren gei6lohen, bob tpurben
6telel6en, ais Der 3ug paiitrt mar, 9eboben
u1b Ser StrdBenbabntpagen iebte feline
Sabrt fort, ba @on01cteur Naron feline @ez
fabr bemerfte. SIM nGcbften 9[ugenblid
brauite iebo6 Elm 3ug BON Sitben bet
beran, unb Der Gonbucteur trieb Sen &ut1
iber our @tle an. 9ieier bieb auf Bic
8fer6e Elm, tpGbrenb Sic 8aiia9tere, tpelcbe
Die @efabr erfannten, na9 Der btnteren
8latform itiir5ten.
@be ite iebo6 ben @agen berlaifen tonn>
ten, traf Der Bug SEN binteren She'll beS
0agenS un6 i6leu6erie bieien 30 SUB pett
sur Seite ge9en etner 53aun. Surcb ben
plOBli6en Stop tpur6e Elm tpeibltber Bai1
iagter Direct Dor Sic locomotive gei6leu>
bert un6 bon beren &Gbern 3ermalmt. Die
iibrigen 8aiiagtere Dur6en aLSbal0 aus ben
SrImmern bernor9esogen nn6 na6 einem
benabbarten S6uppen gebra6t, tpo ibre
@unben %berbunben tpurben.
Sn3tpti6en tpar bic g olt5et bena6ri6ti9t
tporben, pelbe iomobI bic beiben StraBenz
babnzQngetellten, tpte bic 8emannung bes
3ugeS berbaftete un6 nab @n9letpooo
bracbte.
Gon6ufteur q. 81. 6ooLin bonn Qtrbeiter>
3u9e iagt, baB es ntcbt mebr mOglicb gee
tpeien iei, ben Bug gum SttaitanO gu brins
gen, ais Der StraBenbabntDagen iib in 8e5
tpegung ieBte, nm bic @eletie gu f~reu5en.
9aiieIbe ia9te Wai6intit Ganale. ST babe
tnbeB BRET i6arfe @arnun9sftsnaLe 9ez
geben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-05
Sdredltder Goo.
Gin Kino Don elmer Stra6enwaI3e 3erquetidt,

Sin fleines &inb i'm Glitter bon 4 Sab
rem, Namens 9falpb 8rabp, beiien @ltern
tn So. 81 Union 8arf 8lace tppbnen, fanb
Srettag einen i6redlt6en Sob. 9afielbe
tpar altf Ser GarpQ> @penue, 5tDii6en Union
Bart 8lace un6 ct. Sp6ns>S traBe, nit
mebreren anberen &naben un0 WGbcben
beim Spielen, alS ite cine etierne 9Oaz
ma1dine erblidten, Sic, an elmer &arre be-
.feftigt, Sic StraBe berauf fam. SObalb bte
&tnOer bte Maibine iaben, liefen tie idn1mt7
lt3 auf bteI elbe 5u nno Der11cbten
biltauf3uflettern; 8rabD gelang es @suerit,
bic @al3e 31 beitet9en, ippte er aber barauf
itanb, betpegte it3 btelelbe na3 borne bin,
tpDrauf er laut aufi6rie. 8epor es ieoo5
benz Subrmanne gelang, bte Bferbe gum
StiHite6en 3u brin9en, roate Die Wal3e
iiber bas &tnb unb 5ermalmte DaiieIbe gu
elmer formloien Wtaiie. Mebrere 2eute,
bic BEN nnfea bemerften, bra3ten ben
2ei6nam in 6aS 6aus Der @ltern. oils
bte Mfutter 6es &inbes es erfubr, ftel iie in
Sbnmabt.
Die &ouma16ine 1T @t9entbum BON
S. 8ran6, $50. 21-23 &incr>S traBe; Der
Subrmann nurbe a~rretirt unS in Der 2dfe>
StraBenzS tatton feitge6alten, I'M bas Ste
1ultat Ser l1nteriu6ung ob3upartet. @r
%bebauptet, ct babe nt6t gepuBt, oaB bas
&tno 1ut Der Wdl3e Dar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-05
GrRteIt fetnen goRn.
Gin Ginbreher lebenssefdhrIi4 perwunoet.

9ienitae Mben6 tpurbe Elm Mann geamens
Ser SEQ. 938 @eit MtabtionS
StraBe pobnt, BON Sumelier OoQe, Sirma
Dole Bros, SEQ. 348 @eit Mabtfon7Str. r.,
tpabrideinli6 tObtlib %pertpunbet.
Dole, bet iib aIetn i'm 9aben befan6,
NOR nit 6er 9%teparatur elmer l1br beib6f>
ti9t, ais er plObIi6 bas &aiieIn elmer Settle
bernabm. 0ur6 Die 9Dire bLtdenb, be-
merfte er einen Mann, Ser eine l1br na6
Der anberen, nebft Setter 6te I'M Senfter
bingen, gu iteblen i'm 8esriff mar. Dole
lief an Bic Gbiir unb faBte ben Oieb, Der
iGm aber na9 ldngerem &tnsen enttpib.
Ser 9teb fob Bic Mabilon Str. binunter
unb 0oae iebte ibm na6, tbm aurufenb,
baB er, falls ct nibt 1tiaitebe, 19ieBen
pir6e. Oils feline 8arnung nt6ts frucbz
tete, i6oB Dole, 10 baB WcQuabe su So
ben fiel. 9erielbe tpuroe nacb benz County
9oipttal gebra3t, mo- Oie Mer3te conitatirz
ten, baB Die &u9el Bic Wirbelidule paiftrt
babe. Nn ietner @eneiung pirb se3meifelt.
Sbeobor 9aas, Elm tleiner &nabe, Der in
Der gtGbe tuar, Durbe in Der 9eiplaines
y oltaetsS Station ais 3euge f%eitgebaIten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-05
aoaa'eatltd1e autaots etaata 8ett,ttte, as1o4ttaa, 5. antt 1898.

bon Ser Seucbe bintpeggerafft purben, ieBt
MIR etnige perein3elte SGQe 81 Der5eicbnen
ftnb. Der &aufaius lit INNER nod ni6t
fret bon Der Seube, beionberS in Bet @e>
geno bon Seliiiapetpol, iebo9 liegen audi
bier MIR pereiu3elte Sdue Dor. -
Die ipantibe Ge8tcrung bat fit ale aus
@ette, Ser bur6 ibren groBarttgen Wetn7
@rpprt befannten liibfran5Oiti9en Sdfen@
itaot am Mtttelmeere, unb fir ale aus
6ambltrg anfommenben S6iffe cine flint
tGQt9e QrarantGne angeoronet. Die lpaz
niiben @onluln beridten nus Sranfret6,
oa6 oieGbolera inGette berribe. @tnigeTGQe
baben einen tobtl;cben 8erlauf genommen.
- Sn elmer StBung beS @elunbbeitSratbS
mabte Der 8oriteber beS Sanitdtsbeparte@
ments, Monob, Ste Mittbeilung, baB
i'm 0epartement Morbt6an in @eitfrant7
rei6 felt Dem Is. Wfat pier3ig Sale elmer
boIeradbnli9en &ranfbett CUR Nn5eige geS
bra6t tporben ieien. Son oteien leten %
tObtlt6 perlaufen. Sn ben 0epartements
6inisterre nn6 8el6ee 1et bic Gbolera auz
folge energii6er MaBregeln Der @eiunb>
beitsbeborbe peri6nunoen. Set Dem IL.
8. so. 1eien in ienen 9epartementS feline
GbolerafdQe nit tDbtlibem Nusgange por=
Northumberland etnesS tier9efe6tes in
ser Srti6aft @otofe BEL Wabrib brang etn
6aufe bon WGnnern urb balbpii6ltgen
8uben in bic Qlrena unb retSte bic
Stiere, tpelbe iicb in ibrer @atb auf tbre
8einiger i~tiir3ten unb 3pet berielben nit
ben 6Drnern aufiptcBten. Stele Nnbere
tpur6en BON BEN miitbenben gbieren ber@
tpun6et. 9ie @elpteBten tpurben in iter@
benbent 3uftanbe aus Der 9lrena ~getrager.
Die antpeienbe Bolt3et bate it6 tpeoer be-
miiBigt gefunoen, Die 8anbe an benz Gin
bringen in bte 9(rena 3u berbinbern, nD6
ie gegen Sic Stiere gu bel6Iben. 9aS
8ubIitum fIati3te tpie raienb 8etfau, ais
sic Sttere auf Die 9eute Inssuitiirsen be-
9annen. IS beiBt. baB ote Sbetlnebmer an
benz 11nfug gericbtlt3 belan9t iperben lplen.
-8abrenb bes i6reflicben @irbeliturms,
Der lett mebreren Iagen in 6er 8ucbt bon
Bengalen 9emiitbet bat, lit Der brttii6e
9ampfer @ermania nit "A Wenf6enleben
an 8or6 gu @run6e ge9angen. 9te britii6e
8arte &Dbalmere, &apitdn Bernard, nel6e
fiir3lib bon &altutta ab9eIe9elt mar, tpurbe
"a Metlen unterbalb &alfutta in Der ytGbe
bon Diamond 9arbor 9an3 aus Dem
BaIier unb etne 3iemlt6e Stredc lanbein@
tpdrts sei9leubert. 9aS brttti9e Sbiff
@lengarrp, &apitdn 9inbiap, tpuroe auf
offenem Meere I'M Sti6 9elaiien iebo6
tpuroe bte Wanni6aft gerettet. Ser Cant
pier @ermania fubr am %. 0pril bon
8atum na9 &altutta ab unb paiiirte
Serum, i'm @olf bon Bombay, AM 5. Mat.
8abri9etnli6 lit Die @ermanta Der in Der
obtgen 9epeibe eripGbnte 0anpfer. =
Sci ben auf Soften Der &e9ierrng beranz
~ftalteten Nus%9rabungen in Der untgebun9
Der burcb i6r Srafel i'm Nltertbum beriibmz
ten Stabt Oelpbi in 80otten pur6e
cine NIT Qlusnabme ser STATE tp~oblerbaltene
iiberlebens9roBe Warmorz8tG6idul bes
Npouo 9efunben. yfab bem l1rtbeile Der
BET Ser @ntoefung antpelenben Nrbdologen
seb0rt bas &uritpert Der beften 3ett Der
9ttecbti6en &unit an. Die Statue tpir6 in
BEN nGbiten Sagen nab Qltben tn's Natto@
nalmuieum gei6afft tper6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-05
Suits gtaen = peruria6en refine 5aut.
+ Daniel OoIk +.

Die &eibe ~unierer beutl6en Nniie6ler 1T
tpieber um etnen permtnbert; leBten Wfon@
tag Mor9eu erlag 6err 9aniel 8olb in
ieiner @obnun9 einem S6laganfau. Der
8eritorbenea mar felt 1853 Elm @inppbner
@btcasos un6 felt 1858 betrieb er mit@briz
titan @rou Elm 8ddereigeihGft. 9urdb
SletB unb Spariamfeit bracbten Die betoen
es balO gu Woblitan6 unb 8ebagltbfeit
8or 5 Sabren erlttt Ser 8erbltcbere etnep
S6laganfaQ, bon benz er ii6 our6 trene
Bflege unb ar3tltcbe Silfe mieber er6olte.
Gor einem Sabre erlitt er einen 3petten
Infau, unb am leBten Mittpo3 einen britt
ten, BON benz er iebocb nt6t tpieOer auffam.
Ser 8eriforbene gebDrte tpGbrenb ietnes
langen 5ierieins CUR 6artmanniben atr9e
un6 mar aub elm eifriges Mttglieo oea
Wttttpenz unb 0atlenz8eretns berieIben
@emeinbe. gr mar elm bieberer unb bocb=
b~er3tger @barafter, unb fem S6etben laBt
etne u1erieBlicbe Slide IN benz &reile ieinet
bobgea6teten Samtlie unb 6reunOe. Seine
1terbltcbe 6itae pur6e Wtttpob gta9mtttae
i'm @racelanb5& ircbbofe beigeiebt.