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The Republican journal., 1893-06-29
Portsmouth, n. H., has been her home since.

She leaves a husband and two children.
SOUTH LINcoLNvILLE. Work on Mr.. i. O.
Young's house is being pushed rapidly and
it is nearly ready for the masons. 1t is
busy place at Fernaid'S quarry this season.
4 large lot Of finishing granite is hein5 IRE
pared for Camden parties. Messrs. ~. III
Heal and S. f. Madsworth have had their
buildings painted in neat shades. Albert
Young is shingling and repairing His build
ings. The roads Are being pnt n condition
for the summer travel. .E. w, Hardy il
employed in Camden on his brothers new
house. Mr.. Eugene Long is shipping to
Boston each week large lots If chickens, fur
which he gets gnod Prices Nlss Nettie
Richards has returned home from Massaehr-
sets, where she spent the winter ard spring.
w.. Mrs. Ernest HI Young Of Camden Is
spending a few days visiting friends VI taNn.
Mrs. Aft MART was III town Il ieW days
recently, the guest If Mr. and MIS- s. Z.
WldSwnrth y. Al Wilson returned frpm
trip TN BoSton thi~ Wtek ANN Wl take
charge II yacht Sunbeam, owued VIZ pr
Strawhridge Of Philadelphia, Wis., Win ar
rive M \ few wnrkS James NuiHg ,lI.,
ha> rrturue,l troiH Ininden, wtHeH la Aas
been VT work Mr aud Nl~ Wu Tr.ley..
Nh. and Mis- A. Wilson ad Miss Susie
Young M Cahdtf .7ir,d tneMis Ia taMa
recently.
ito,rEcr Mi-- MaAei Wi~e N ie.f,t
has completed a successful term ot
school IA tbe Gvur4v Settlomcnt Win
The Republican journal., 1893-06-29

File value q Edwin Booth estate is Sc t
at about 500, 900 A press despatch says:
Booths money was all made on the
stage His investments, however, We're
not always successful and after his failure
he worked very little. There is some
mistake here After Booths failure,
through the New York Theatre which
bore his name, lie began the series Of en-
gagements in company with Lawrence
Barrett which were the most profitable of
his whole professional career. He should
have left fortune much large than the
above estimate. Lsince this was written
a later estimate places Booths fortune at
5000, 900
The Republican journal., 1893-06-29

A facetious correspondent Of the Maine
Farmer writes: ''Now is the time to cut
down the old worthless native apple trees
and thus help the temperance cause. 1t is
very hard to raise cider apples and morals
at the same time.
The Republican journal., 1893-06-29
Bates College Notes.


A.. n -'ill!r'' stf iiaN 'frM t0N8-H# NJ itL5-
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Prof T J.. Angv. was 6r,jalu-el j dr. l17G
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Hpw'iain
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warns are Cne,lnau T. S,.r,,1f If 49, = ,l..r.
lum pnt,4rt,na,lt IN An,H,.i,+ Id, ..,,..r...
ond hontr
PROT, P8ftei II. Ir4Ie " i4~trttcr5m- VI tla-
cution those who Take part VI rognnietfcy-
ment week. There arn Sevenrre'l stniars.
twelve Juniors, ninH S@Nhnmarr- iind tve
from the Divinity Sehoul
d. F. Cutts ~; NJ \orrb An..nl.,. h...,
elected bv the farnttv Il. i,,s+rn,.ti.is .f...
III PHYSICAL Culture. and Niss Etb4i rY,.-
uings HI Nj \orrh (irat has h,,.r,,.i.,.+.9-.
instruct ILL ladies uf the roll4g4 VIZ wv. s,,,,a
department. They Will attend fine, >,,,,,n,,.r
term at Henlmrnwav Cvninasitl,l vi H,r-
ward College. Tie t-rIn begins .Ilne .srh
ana continues sjx we+ks
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broad jump, record IN fl 1O in. WAL inait. "
Bolster, %, Old record N III / ~ HI. Morrell.
% put the Shot three inches over Ills last
years record. new record M I'll ia. The
30 yards dash was madr Yin Pnnt.Il -p3 IL
n - srr lowering the record pl4e ilalf sec-
ond The 40 yards was Won by Wiugat4 IN
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The Republican journal., 1893-06-29
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The Republican journal., 1893-06-29

"Have you a good cook " '.she il very
good; goes to church four times a week.
She can't cook, though.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-22
THE FAITH CURE
Believed 10 Have Saved the Lie OF Mrs. Dear.
born OF Beverly. Mass

BEVERLY. Mass, Nov Alt is claimed
that Mrs. DIR. j. ii. Dearborn Of Cabot
street. through prayers is now able 10 par,
take OF nourishments, where before she
could not possibly eat. For four years she
has suffered from intestinal trouble that
rendered Impossible the assimilation OF
proper food.
Physicians were not able to better her
condition. For some time she has been
wasting away and no hopes Of her re-
covery was once thought Of ~ her friends
who had watched the progress OF the
disease Two weeks ago Mrs. Dearborn
was In very weak condition and was not
able To eat enough food to keep her alive
but short time. She determined to go
TO New York and there try the faith cure.
She made the journey and sayed at the
"Door of Hope" home at the Hadley mis-.
sion for "A week.
When she arrived there she was com.
pletely exhausted, but at the end Of the
week she WAS able TO attempt the TRIP
home. While there she prayed cons' ant y,
and as she claims so ftctiye Was the cure
that she Is now able TO walk for some
length Of time without feeling suy effects
of il. Sne can now eat with much enjoy.
ment Mrs. Dearborn thinks that II has
saved her life
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-22

HiRxius Brothers.

Can De found NJ ths sPfckvick.~ East ave
Que. Reiiy a Taylor. propri.ters.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-22
BY CHARLES p. ADAMS. Auctioaeer.
Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.
VIII be sold at puoiic auction en-
Saturday, December 9th, 1898,

at 2 O'Clock In the afternoon. on the premises.
by virture of the power granted the under.
signed hs administrator OF the estate of
jones y. Mullen. late OF the city Of Paw
tuck ct. In the County 81 Providence, In the
state of Rhode Island, deceased, by n decree
OF the Probate Court OF the City OF Paw
tucket. entered on the 18th day OF October,
1873. all the right tile and interest that said
james u. Mullen hal, at the time of hts death,
In anu to that certain tract of land with the
buildings saDdhmprovementst thereon. situate
In said city OF Pawtucket. OF the corner OF
Pond and kepler streets, bounded and de.
scribed as follows: Beginning at the corner
- said street, thence east erly on Pond street
one hundred 600 feet, thence nortnerly one
hundred (lp) feet. thence westerly one hun
dred 400 feet, thence sOutheTly one hun.
dred (l0O) feet to the nrst mentioned corner.
being the same lots ot land conveyed TO John
Mullen, dece sed, by two deeds, viz: one
lated October Goth. ls7O. and recorded in
ok &, PAGE 25S, and the other dated June
10th. Is !. and recorded In Book :, Page $50. In
the records of said Pawtucl,'s. Said IN emises
are subject to a mortgsge ~ Aye hundred anil
twenty-five do lars. recorued IN the record u
OF said Pawtucket In Mortgage Book ~, Page
sol JOIN J BURNS.
nStd9 Administrator
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-22

Mrs. VIM. HxLss. ~.nt%siSS.tns r. g
Taken from the grave.
"The doctors said | had the
worst case of womb trouble
they ever saw.
Il had heart trouble. lost my
@S~ speech and the
! ! ! ! ] ! ]; {. !: J: J
IA use of mylimbs.
4 49, Ifrequentlyhad
9zN fits, fain ting
NV - spells, and !
.@ Nv could not sleep.
G/S S Three of the
best New York
S4~ doctorsgave me
&sxsaysS up. Erie n DIS
among them my cousin.
~She said she believed Lydia
z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
foHnd would help me, and per.
suaded the doctor to try it.
Obi how thankful | am they
gave it to me, for it took me
from the grave. / began to
improve Immediately. ! soon
got out, and am now well and
strong. No words can express
my gratitude to you for my
life. Since then | have given it
to others, and it never fails"
All druggists sell 1t. Address In confidence.
LypIA L. PIskHAM MEp. Co, LYNN. Mass.
Mrs Pinkham's Liver Pills. 25 cents
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-22
A Crank al the White House.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-Another crank
appeared at the White House yesterday in
search of President Cleveland. he was
moved by the spirit, he said, to obtain
financial aid from the president In order
that he might be enabled TO pay his fare to
his home at Manton, N. j., to see his
sweetheart He said his name was John
Carton. aud when searched 500 in cash
was found in his pockets
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-22
Two Instantly Killed.

LITTLE Rock, Nov. GA freight train
on the st. Louis and 5 n Francisco rnil-
way ran inrN AN open swit ch near Van
Buren, yesterday afternoon. The freight
collided with a switch engine and string
of cars. demolishing both engines and
several OF the cars. -Four men were caught
in the wreck aud badly m.ngled, two Of
them meeting instant death.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-22
THREE STRAIGHT HEATS.
DIrectum Easily Defeats Alix In the Race a
Fleetwood Park

FLEETWOOD PARK, n. Y, Nov 22.-Dk
rectum and Alix, matched To trot for y
pur II $500, drew large and eDthusi'
astic crowd Of sportsmen to the historic
Fleetwood track.
Directum won the first heat by two
lengths, In 2:l5 "a.
Directum won the second heat by three
lengths, IA 2:l6 IA
Directum won the third heat by 25
lengths i'm 20S
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-22
United States Cordaqe Company.

NEW YORK, Nov. 22-The reorganiza-
ton committee Of the National Cordage
con pany made'public report embody ing
plan of reorganiza ion that will set the
company on firm bssis again. The re-
organized company will be known as the
United States Corda ,e company.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-22
For Mans,auohter and Assault.

CONCORD, N. H., Nov. - james jane
son, convicted of aggravated assault, was
sentenced to Jail for three months, and
Albert Jameson, convicted Of man
slaughter, ia causing the death Of Angus
tus b. Farmer in Bow, June l2 was SEN
fenced to three years in state prison.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-22
Minneapolis Thieves HeId.

LONDON. Nov. 22.-Frank Floyd and
Philip Scheig were brought up on rem aud
in the Bow street extradition court and
were remanded to await the arrival OF
officers from Minneapolis. The prisoners
are charged with having emb, ,zzled 800, 900
from the Bank of Minneapolis.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-22
Minister'S Wife In Trouble.

Boston, Nov. 22-Mrs. Pease. wife Of
Rev. William Pease, Baptist minister.
was r. ested for shoplifting yesterday.
She admits the charge, and says she
couldn't help stealing Sne explained her
weakness by saying she had taken small
dose of brandy 10 rel eve fainting spell.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-22
Eiqht Years In Prison.

BosToN, Nov. Salvatore Calatrello,
for robbery, was sentenced to eight years
I'm state prison by Judge Richardson. Gala
trello, who is an Italian, on Oct. 10 last at
tackled and stabbed Nszzaro Cont In an
isolated part of Revere beach and robbed
him of BIT
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-22

Transacts a General BGnking and Trust
Business.
Interest paid on accounts subject to
checque.
Moneys also received on Participation ac'
count.
Authorized by law to accept trusts and to
act as executor, ,Gdministra:or, guardian, etc.
Trustees, Executors. Administrators, Guur
dams and A-rigneee depo-iting money or
property uf their estates with this Company
are exempt by law from al personal liability.
DIRECTORS:
James NJ Kimball Samuel l.. Colt,
George l.. Littleteld, Horace NJ Barns.
Josbun Wibour, John L. Cam bell,
Albert l.. Calder, Leander X. Peck,
william Duuee, EnOs LaphaB,
Siprn. uutchins Newton ID. Arn Old,
HezclSish Cnuant, Henry X. Barker,
George l. Bliss, Olney 1. man,
Warren o. Arnold, Henry Winship,
George =. Wetmore, X. A. Rooertson.
SAMUEL T.. COLT. President
ALBERT l.. CALDER, wee Pres.
J. VI. ALDERMAN. Treasurer.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-22
Killed BY q FalllAo Tree.

BKvEN.r, Mas, Nov. x2-Dixey Wood
bury, Que Of the old settlers at the Farms,
Vas cuting down . tree, when IL fell upon
I'm and klllsd him He was 70 years old.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-22
Mrs. Mckinley Unable to Travel.

ley did not get away to Boston yesterday
an he intended. Mrs. Mckinley did not
feel equal to the journey, SO IL was post
uonsd until tomorrow.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-22
The SLATER HOUSE,
g.: EAST AVENUE.

The Old Home OF Samuel sister.i
Rooms and Table Board at Reasonable Rates.
Sample Room attached. Best brands OF
Lager. Porter and Ale bottled for
family use.
, 1893-06-27

@artD, 891 81. @larf Ctr, 1845; 81. 80. @otiun, 674 Mil=
laro Ape, 1872 Seize Mt. Iaen. Dat Bart, 1885; So9n
S9Iebart 81, 1850; Moria ". McGorm, 11SI Moutana
Ctr, 1850. Wtorp u. 9ug9, 100 @leuelaub ane, 1849;
Auguita 96nsletn: 1877 9oliteO Ctr, 1916; Ntor9aret
WtoTOile @tr, 1913; Carrie &epol6. 1895 ". @aliteb
Ctr, l849; 2iiette @tiir5e, 1903 9. @Iart Ctr,
l848; &nna Gro9on. 126 @aibburu 2loenue, 184O;
SDbauna &eIer, 696 Sadion 8puleparb, 1848;
Walbur9er 8aer, 1884 JIetber Ctr, 1912. @liIebet3
&oepfe, II - Ctr, 1850. anua 9olter, 1927 Belmont
Rotberina MGeS, 1853 6. 8toifipn Str, 'I845. WaIentine
&lltner, Sraeg nnb YroIpect Str" lS48. Soiepb Sbam,
Ane., 1898 G6marb 9on99sinri4, 1852 gliel Str, 1850,
Yotrtct @a1ig, l61 Seaoitt Ctr, 1885. 6. M. SaOa9e,
ga q Sra5n0s, Sa. 1913 :Sanes .; gIlen, @bica9O &alpn,
@inlam Iterce Sut9bt. III 9. 9sorto 9tr, 1914. Spbn
81. 6lopb, 225 9eorborn aoe. i848. @enrp M}oI59d5er,
Ctr, 1850. Wtarp Differ, 252 u. @ibloub ape., lS43.
Wtorte &an, SroB Point 1874. Barbara 9erler. 800
Juaerton aoe., l647. &nno Yarnobce, 954 @eor9e Ctr,
6reberide 9npe, 4441 Meutportb @De, 1916. 8otberiua
9ublpi9, 70 @petbe Ctr, 1913. @opbta 9ouier, 1923
1874. So5n' Sites She SSf'"S earra Ss'"t 5t 11GB is i84s'
@9tbrtna gorteler 1905 @eIt @onQreB. StraBe,
l g5qaD 0 @tSSS pt 45e5 ~. lS sin, @t Ctr. T is5S. @o 18si;
9aa8, "a Satin Ctr, 1889. @brtittna 9nbbpl3, 1925
@entlport9 !@pe. 1850. gnna gpfeL, 9amulon6 Ctr,
1913. Sppbia @ebrte. 44 Se09ptd Ctr, 1849. Barbara
&udiolt, 73o 2; Sefferion Ctr, l948. Ntarp 9ies,
1922 Meuttportb Moe., 1847. Wtor9oret Sproenle,
So Sherman str., 1916, .SObanno 9bonos, 159 3olpn.
ien0 Str., 1850. &otbertna Saitreidl, 1920 &eelen Ctr,
1850. garbara @eber, 50 @iIntott aoe., l849. Rod5el
Slam, $3.50 State Ctr, 1888. @eer s. @tler, 589 9e6g-
lpld Str, 1916. MtQiont gteoen5, l4 0t &anbolpb
Ctr, 1874: @otbsrina goet9er, $50 y, @odluel Str,
l845. 8bt1ipiua 9eiit, 358 @orpeuter Ctr, 1848. @ae1
9&qaa,, 81 part @pe,. 9afe gjslp, 1941. @li8abetb Mer8,
s S1e' %% is5oi @ BAR dSf5. g ssSn2 S 81 6ilo oS g s!9O i848l
@turp 9ptes, 12O Subipn @pe, 1912. 9oTotben 9reBler,
rs g. Moob Ctr. 1916. Wtorgaret6a Jran3. 1928
g. Barf Nne, 1916. @liaabetb Briggs, 235 q. Mtorfet
Ctr, 1847. @nno 9teiubouie III Boluea @oe., 1847.
S5,rnagdt 9ter5, SOP 9aI4at Str 1871; 5reO S4tboIb,
a s8U Il i8 2s'e s. I. Sci asiep 10 SIS g GgHal'; a SeaI is8 ass SSf nSn}f
@upe, 5441 Wentpurtb &ne., 1916. @li3a Silnpn, Ills
u. @lart Ctr, 1850. Sobn SDmtbt, ,172 Soioae &oe.,
1916. Sen. 8. SaDIpr, 800 Meas Ctr, 1916. W4attbios
G9mibt, So. Yloce, 1916. @ntDonp armita9e, Sat Bart,
1913, NtrS. Reter s3enber, Rogers 8art, 1850. Gpe
Gmaefer goauiton, 1912.
, 1893-06-27

1922; Soa6im &or9b, 80 etoue Ctr. 1913; 9enrp
etubemann, "a @eOgmid Court, 1874; NicpIas Wttner,
9 san'"'i i8M s. I. ' @SHerSsn S0Oi I495 Adams 1Ss sOe @frr
1916 Ntarta 3tunge, $50 6ulerton Mpe:, 1847;
Otto Walburger. 6633 Sale Noe, 1S49; GlIo6etb Slebe,
523 Wtilpautee Noe. 1916; Mtorin 2auer, GIG Belmont
NOe., 1847; Wtogoolena 8obmer, 1913 8iiIel Ctr, 1849;
Mn1la 0torta &rom. 523 U. Saliteo. Str, 1913; Nnna
Wtaria Se9Sle. 523 81. Saliteo Ctr, 1874; Gbas. 8.
&upp, sos ytOrtb @oe.. 1850; 9. 8. 1dtman1, 869' 80.
Sorrtlon Ctr, 1S47; Wtina gtei9eubober, 1l9 6. Snot=
ana Ctr. l845; SoltIe &ader. 230 8. 9lO1fiOnStr., 1845;
9. 9ertel Wiluetb, 1916; @otbariue GurIt, 31 e. @linz
ton Str l845; Gatbortua @berIe, 5130 @entportD 9loe.,
1887 WtaQooIene Getfert, 1854 @meralb- @oe, 1910;
So @rouge, ST., 1913; N{orp Wtidef, 495 Gg6eu 9l0e.,
1916; Wilbelm 6rommbagen, 48 &leranoer Ctr, l849;
&o6ert @btlrers, 367 SO. Soplor Str, 1848; SameS
Sp9ans % &orrobee Ctr, 1885; %. NtcQonne1, As Gon=
oolpD Ctr, 1850; Wtidel 2ebmanu, SAP 6. As. Ctr, 1910;
Nnorelp ,3eter, 30 8eIeo1e Yl, 1847; 8pbert 8reeie,
1916 Wrl9Dt Ctr, 1887; Sranf 9eain9er, 147 SatnoiS
Ctr, l847; 9eleu @alep, 161 g. 2eao1tte Ctr, 1845;
Sarab g.. Sorreit, 1913 Wilcor Apenue, 1884;
@1na &egel, 585 &orrobee Ctr, 1845; @oeIe Syoco6S, Is
9tnje Ctr. 1850; Yeter SGueiber, 772 90(IteO Ctr,
1916; SouiS Q9unoerle, 939 Neft u. Nne., 184S; 6. g.
8oleen. 20 Nberbeen Str., 1886; g. 6. Wtiaer, 1857
&rntoar aner l84S; @nton BERG, 539 6beltuut Ctr,
2426 S6u9er Ctr, 1848; 9etrp 9i1on, 230 9ubIpm Ape.,
1846; WorD Sbnetfer, 582 2orro6ee Ctr, 1845; Goa
Sort, 492 We1S Ctr, 1910; &ouiia Niebergou, 346 &or=
robee Str, l849; WtrS. Wta9baIena 8Od, 1888 30. 9urpn
Ctr, 1847; Wtr8. Wtarie 9pantutb, l39 6. 9tniftpn Ctr.
1916; Wtrs. &atb. yteff, 1913 6. Snbiana Ctr, 1915;
WtlGeI Mc9erntptt, 1923 @aba1b Npe., 1849; W1rS. Glen
JoleD, 1868 SIT "a. Ctr, 1649; g. s. Gpfiupt, 3Ol8 Gme=
roID IDe,, 1910; Spbonua 2auer, 119 9lfiea Ctr. 1886
Santes Waro, 80 90. Safe Str, 1910; 9ttco1as s. Mc.
, 1893-06-27

Inter ben NniteOlern, tDel6e bonn Sabre
1850 ar na3 Gbtcago tamen, befanben ith
fol9en6e:
@bil 8ra6tenborf, &anIas @itp, N3if., 1S47; Rati
Smbotf, 3l Mebiter Npe., 1849; Sulia @iion, 1913
0ntario Strs 1843; 6 Sc SaIn9portb, l61 gortb Npe.,
9arle, SIS 9eb9pid Ctr, 1850; 90 g apmon9. % Ser
non 9art glace' l848; ST &ied, $40 Sefferion Str, 1849;
1I858 'Montana Str 1850; Sic 5 t@aner,' sG7 anfb Str.
l84O; 8 Bet 1850 9eri9btipoo6 @ne, 1912; Sep 3sina.
g gapr; a6e 5 i5rs isQg; & Ttaii s ISL = 5r s 3 $ 74 IL g za gafit
Ctr, 1845; 8eter Sfub, Gponitou, 1847; Spbn s.
@itinser, 400 q Start .@try l845; 6 6ofIep, 8i6
g try 18H; !SSS O5n ' s9 9 j}91sSg, 81 s 9ansTaS1
@psHHei gnanJteR, I$4I; 5rsD @{a3isr 81 @or6sn
@n9nes Otieble. 876 SO. Snbiana Str, 1916; Barbara
8ui9tpoD. l46 @ngene Str.. !84S; Bertha Sbuenentann,
@lepelono N0e., 1845; 9bil. SoDne, 3211 &booes aOe.,
l84l; Seno Muenienber9er Is Or0orb Ctr, 1916; Smile
@ioerf6e, 1889; MHna Sre6eritt5, 1888 Bib CIR, i 81
Wtago9ien9 S9mttt 242 a. State Ctr, 1849; @bas;
gtrg 1886 G6os; @{en8enberger is Ore5ar6 or, 1916;
9. s. gtofinot 1854 &ou9Iep@oe. 1848; &puifa @brbprn,
1850 State ctr; 1S48; Wt9r9aretba Mli9pall 1913 9l=
&ouiia 9eie, 461 g8elS Ctr, 1049; W&orp S9neiber, 83lS.
@alitebtr, 1885; Mog9ie &eimar, As MiScOnfinftr, 1850;
Snlio ga@oeamnne}g. "a o. Mens Str, 1919 9abeta
9arb Ctr, 1850; @louotlS @lair, 1886 Gbooes ape,
1888 e0nrao Sebrfe, 76 @saS @tr2 1913; Treb. q;
SSnoia2aa aoe, 1874; {. 6. & anp =. 81 44"5 aD6ep @ff''
1874 q. gB, Sroclp, 1896 35. Ctr, 1841 Setrp JRuu9e,
436 sc. GbictQo @pe, 1914; Soiepb &ennp, 468 molltnt
Ctr, 1913; Mm. &rpfe, Gde Glarf II. @eatngton Ctr,
1913 90. &reuter, 346 8apton Ctr, 1849 6. 30. Speer,
206 81; Ctr, 1910; -SSanes Doung, 511 Yarf Npe., 1849;
Snitus 9pebr, 25 SAL Ctr 1850; Soiepb Siro9, 279
@tobopt Strs 1850; @eter @einoue, 10 @eoar Ctr.
1916 St55te SOB, "a Seminary Noe., 1910; .gnnte Sc.
Seller, 57l4 @rigbt Ctr 1918; @briitina 9oebr. 66
Sintoln Str;, 1850; G~li5o6et0 9reB, IS 9tncoIn Ctr.
1850; NG g. @ortnep, 81 2incpln Ctr, 1849: Spiepb
9iperieD Ctr. 1843; s. 90. @ui6ud, 223 Gpanfton Noe,,
1889; g. 8. Goodman, 421 Webiter @oe, 1848 9Gil=
654 90. superior Ctr, 1916; SenrD 6reenebonm, 80
ga Gale Ctr, 1848 Somes @ltfprO, 26 SOetbe Ctr,
l84S; So9n goipel; S66 State Str 1848; Sr9asis gteitb,
68l Sorrabee Ctr, 1912; WtorD q. RobertS, 2O09eorbprn
, 1893-06-27
Die alien 2Infte6[er.

g8ie aaid1rIidb, bate aucb 9eitern Die
Chicago Surngemein6c 6aS ii6lt6 8icniC
fir bic alien Nnite0ler peranitaltet unS
O96en's @rope e~rfreute itcb eineS Sablret7
ben 8eiubs. Die foIsenOen alien 2lnz
iteOler erbielten Breiie:
Sranf Softer, $50. 444 g. Ni6Gan6 9tpe.
Wtarie s. MeriQe, 4019 Gincennes Nps.
Ternan6o Sones (nicbt bcuticb) 1914
Prairie Qtbe. Srau g. S. &oiinat (ntc6t
0cutidO 3018 Gmeralb Qlbe.; 81tQip
Malntann, SO Waobapfitr., erbielt Ben
8reis fir BEN Nrbetter, pelber am ldr9iten
auf einen 9laB beibdftigt mar; (er tpar felt
1852 ais SeBer unb 8ormann Der Sutnois
StaatS5eitung tbdtig); emma S6tntnger,
iett 1859 BET Srdu WarD Sing, 951 Wil>
tpaltee 2lpe. tbdtig, erbieLt ben 8reis fir
6as Wdb6en, mel3eS am ldngiten III elmer
SamiIie tbdti9 mar; 8tlbeIm MteDer, SEQ.
81 Clifton Q(pe., erbielt BEN Yreis ais
dIteites platt6euti9es 8ereinsmit9lteo Ben
8reis fir baS dlteite beuti9e Gbepaar erz
bielten 2oren5 unb Wallpuraa 8aer, 1854
SIet6eritraBe; bas dlteite ni9t6euti6e
@bepaar tparen 9aoio s. unb WearD Qtnn
Wfabon, 101 Walton 8lace.
, 1893-06-27
Q ootensrdber uno 8aRrtuatrd9er
StHr5en mitiammt DER Sei6e in oas Grab
ct. Sofep6, Weo., 81. Stunt.


@eitern entitanb aIf Dem tatboliIcben
Srteobofe bur6 einen 11nfau, mel6er benz
Sobten9rGber unb 3mei 8abrtucbtrGgern
t%ptoerfubr, ais bte 2ei6e bon Sbomas GDz
man, einem tungen @tienbabnbeamten, ser
tur3ltcb in Gbica9o BON einem 8abn5uge
geto6teG tpDrOen mar, in bas @rab geienft
tperoen ioQte; cine Dirt Yanit.
0te 9et6tragenoen umitan6en 6aS offene
Grab, uno ote 8a%brtucbtrd9er batten BEN
Sarg beretts auf bic iber benz @rabe ltez
genben IrGger geiteut, ais Bic @dube bes
Grades pIObltcb etnitir3ten. Mfidbael S6eez
ban, Der ~SoOten9rdber, utb bic 8a6rtucbz
TRIGGER Sobn &ee9on unb Dennis 6urleD
fielen in boS @rab unb fanen inter benz
ebenfaQs binunter9eitir3ten Sarg su lte7
gen. 9teler tpur6e burb bte @utt 6es
SALES often 9eiprengt, 10 baB Sic 2eicbe
berausroute unb auf bic brei auf Dem 3d.
ben lte9enben 8erlonen fteL. Sour mttOtiibe
tpur6e Die Qetcbe nebit Dem gum 5o6e erz
i6reften unb au6 eini9ermaBen serquetic6z
ten Srto tpieber an bie SberflGcbe geicbafft,
porauf ipGter Die 8eerbigung 6eS 8critorz
benen obne petterel1nterbre5un9 ponStat>
ten gtn9.