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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
CROUDS AT NEW- LONDON.
THE HOTELS ARE yrLI.-OrENING OF THE NEW
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL

THE HOTELS ARE PrIL-Oi'ENING OF THE NEW
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
NewLondon, Conn. Aug. (SpeciaD.-Brigadier-
General George Haven who has had charge OF the
State prison at Wethersield for the last fourteen
weeks while the investigation was going on. re-
turned this city this week. having been
eved from duty the prison by ex-Chief-of-
Police Woodbridge. OF Hartford. the newly elected
warden. The new Memorial Hospital was opened
Tuesday of this week. There formal
exercises but the trustees made thorough in
spection OF the building and equipment and
nounced that the institution was ready for the re-
cepton OF patients.
The last week has seen every room taken at the
Fort Griswold House. and only few vacant ones
at the Pequot Sailing. bathing. fishing and dane
ing. have. of course. been the main attractions. to-
gether with dinner and driving parties. On Tues
day evening Miss Florence Beldng, OF the Fort
Griswold. gave tally-ho party to fifteen friends
presenting each with a silver souvenir The drive
was mostly on this side stop being made at the
Pequot for supper The party returned shortly
before midnight and wound up the festivities with
a hop. At the Fort Griswold Mrs. y. w. Rising
has As her guests Miss Peabody and Miss Blanch
Peabody. also Colonel Storey. L. :. A., and his
family. The Rev Samuel Nicolls, of ST. Louis
and j. J. Coogan and Morrell Cooper. OF New
York, are at this house Although the Pequot
Casino is by no means completed, still the work Is
50 far along that the Washington Mandolin Club
able to give concert there early In the week.
and 1t Is expected that the house will be in condi-
ton for hop to be given there latter part OF
this month. Among the arrivals at the hotels this
week the following
The Fort Grswold-Mrs. Arthur McAleenan, the
Misses O'Shea. n. A. Andrews. George Beauchamp,
William ID. Mann. Mr. and Mrs. c. Il. Spencer
J; f. Price. Miss Carrie Knowles. Thomas
s H. Krausc, W. q. Mullers, Henry 5. Bryant MIR
and Mrs. a. +. Moore, Mrs. Walsh, the Misses
beck, Or. and Mrs r A., NJ , ThrystiS Miss MeAIs,er.
Darling OF New-York: James Kidder. Mrs Bur
we'll and Miss Burwell AMI Arthur Meachin OF
Brooklyn; and Mrs. Elizabeth Leeming of London
The Pequot-T W. Turner b. Franklin. Charles
A. Godkins. J. w. Williams, T.. c. Babcock H. s
Sanford c. G. Colt. r. NJ. H. Potter, ID. Patton
Mrs. l.. l.. Danforth, James J. Faye. Colonel and
Mrs Piper Mr. and Mrs. T.. Seger, Judge A. W
Ruckerodfe and Mr. G. Kortwright of New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
IMPERIAL ECONOMY IN GINA.
rom The London Daily News.

xfor Inc London Daily News.
IN view OF the preparations for the celebration oi
ner nNne,h birthday next year the Empress OF Chna
hns issued an address directed az ns wasicfnlncsS
ana extravagance. The Ministers enjoincd tt
practsc The strictest economy. which II il observed.
VIII DE In accordance both with Her Majesty tastes
ana Win the Interests OF the people 1T large. Her
Majesty aso commands that there shall De no offer
Ing OF the customary presents Of silks and other
things by the Minister'S Provincial Governors com
manders nciiief and generals During the last year
special sums were given from the privy purse for
relief Of the poor In the metropolitan Prefecture of
shuntein Tn and Her Majesty commands that an an
nnsl donation Of 10000 taels be made TO them IN
fufure from the source. For the year OF the
celebration she beStows similar upon the poor
OF each province throughout the EMPIRE and desires
that the high authorities shall take charge Of fits
distribution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06

noon The evenings are given 70 social be hotels
in the parlors on the verandas OF tnS ann
dancing occasionally enlivens the tedtum Oh larger
evening. although here. as at other al" General
resorts. there is a scarcity Of young men. son 10
and Mrs. T.. Burd Grub, and their little sum-
Burd Grubb. jr, are at tie Beach HOUSE s: are the
following New York people: A: B, wilson william
Med. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. p w HARDING Tns.:,s Miss
~ Higbee Charles H. Russell. w: o. lngM,ss' poh-
Hattie l.. Morrison Miss Adele Cullen, c. Mr,nklin
man J. J. Donohue Conrad L. Peters, fra""'"
Brooks and Edward Kemp. jr. - ,,.s the
The fremont House has Mrs. F. SpiggS, I'd
Misses Spies Francis T. Spies, A. Il ho w 8
Thomas Rowe Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. WILDE H. ~
T. Blodget and j. G. Gardner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
COLLEGE ATHLETES AT SPRING LAKE.

Spring Lake. y. J.. Aug. (SpccaD.-Most OF
the oll-time friends OF this pleasant little resort
have returned here by this time for their annual
outing. and the hotels and boarding houses are
well filled.
Their" Is good sprinkllng Of young college ath-
let"s among the hotel guests and cotta=crs. a
number Of these have organized haacaall nine.
and take almost daily practice They have al
ready played several match games with teams
from the other coast resorts. ana more are sched-
uled To-day devoted to the annual athletic
games anl carnival The wide averic IN front OF
on which were run footraces and bicycle races
This evening there boat carnival the
lake All Of the boats were handsomely trimmed
with bunting and Illuminated by colored lanterns.
The following New-Yorkers are registered at the
hotels:
Monmouth House-R V. Kuscr. II. A. Willard
Henry l.. Blum, Mr.. and Mrs. John Lynn. Edgar
Allan Lynn. Miss Ethel H. Lynn. Mr. and Mrs J.
Dunkcl. Mrs. Henry James Miller. Miss Verona
Miller. T. 8 Thomson. i. Peters. T. F. Booth.
Thomas +. Smith. \. S Jones. Mrs John J. Far
ley Miss T.. Loretta Lea II. Mortimer Billings.
Mrs. j. b. Bisscll Mr. and Mrs f. l. Perry c.
Herbert Potter. Amos Lowell Miss Cagctt. Mrs.
H. A. ShotwelL Miss Mollle +. Sufiied. l.. T..
Power
Carleton Eiouse.Miss J. N. Longstreet Mr. and
Mrs. Yauch \. McNulty. Mrs. j. Wenmann. Mrs.
Charles Fitch. Mrs; II. C. Garwood, Miss Belle
- good Hu1 Nt~s Frances \. Gnrwood
The Allare-John Sherman Tibbitts. James A.
Casscrlcy. Mr.. and Mrs. \. Flcischmann. Mr. and
Mrs. +. ID. Bechstoin, Mr.. and Mrs. George l.
''yH. 9, rm,n. T. !. 'onnors. Mis- i"doil
and Mrs James Phillips.
Essex and Sussex cottages-F. !. Remer. Mr.. and
Mrs. W H. tnderhill, l.. r. Miller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
DATES OF PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COM
PANY'S POPULAR $50 EXCURSIONS

Tho host safest and most comfortable coach
curs,ons from New-York leave foot OF Cortlandt
and Desbrosses Streets i New York a. NJ ana ana
a. saturday Aug 18th Wednesday 10th. Tues
and Monday 18Th nna to roassi 5f
lake finished passenger coaches, with AL modern
imnrovements. Parties personally conducted Py
CornpanyO agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06

of the resort is one of the most popular features
and numbers of the guests at the Engleside have
brought their private yachts to the shore. A race
among the catooats will be Of the features
this week. Beach Haven has a great reputato"
for it's curative properties in of hay fever
and a great many physicians send their cases here'
the results being quite pronounced. The beach IL
a broad one, and ocean Instructions mar the
view from any OF the piaZZas Of the beach front
cottages over 200 guests are quartered AT
the Engleside. and for the balance of the season
will he. fun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
ONLY SIS TO CHICAGO AND RETURN VIA
PICTURESQUE ERIE LINES

Through the mountains and along he tes rtiful
Delaware River by daylight. Specis. IRA ~ leave
New-York. Chambers ST.. ;0l5 a. NJ. and West
sd St. 1910 y. NJ. Wednesday. Aug ; and Tues
An experienced excursion ageat win accompany
each train. Special coaches assigned 10 families
and ladies without escort. Tickets 700 ten Jsvs.
with privilege OF returning VIA Niagara Falls.
The comfort and satisfaction afforded Wy the Fiies
follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06

sea "iFt' ~ d., Aug 'SpcciaD. The week has
passed quietly. Tho military camp is deserted, and
last weeks gayety has given place to the more
quiet amusements of bathing and fishing. with an
occasional drive through the pines or along the ocean
for the morning. ana novel or nap for the after
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
N,,pcr nay FEVER Is ct.lrD

Beach Haven ~ j. Aug. tSpeciaD.-The season
ut this popular resort. delightfully."- located with
In few miles OF Atlantic city on the north has
been fully as prosperous as any previous oncs
The cottagers this year have been greater In num-
Der than usual and almost all OF the hands@nc
residences are occupied Yachting in the bay back
, 1893-08-21
Gin neues 2lltenbetm.

SIN ~Qrlin9ton 6eigbts lpur6e 6aS ebans
geltl6zLut6erti6e ~Qltenbeim geitern inter
5ablrei6er 8ctbeiligung ser eOangeIii6s
lutDeriiben @emetnben eingetpeibt. 9aS
@ebduSe lit A SUP brett unb SO 6ItB lang
un0 lit tiir Bic rnter6ringung BON 60 Ser
ionen berecbnet. Die Soften b~elaufen fic6
altt $4,000 uno iin0 burob fr~ettpiui8e 8ei7
trd9e Der b%etrcffenben 0entet1ben oUfges
braBt DorOen. Die 8camten Der 9(nitalt
itnb: 8. 9icner, 8rGiibent; 2tuauit
6euer, GtcezB rGitoent; u. 9fetnfe, Setrez
tar, uno $. 6. 3uttermeiiter, S6aBmetiter.
DEN MISUNDERSTANDING 3ufolge miiiien
bic 8ctper6er iiber 60 Sabre alt iett, iih
zines unbei4oltcnen 2e6ensman6eIS erz
freuen unO $500 besablen. 0icienigcu,
tpel3e Observation-Disclosures itn6, fin6en in
eriter Gtnte 8eriifit3tigung.
, 1893-08-21
Don etnem 8afebaue oeto6tet.

Sin 8aicbauipieG an Ser California un6
Milpaufee 9(Oe. fanb geltern Elm traurigcS
GnOe. Setter 6planb bon SEQ. 143 6offs
man Q(De. tpuroe DOn einem bon @6. s..
Garter getporfenen 8aQ am 6interfopf gez
t%roffen un0 CT bra3 beipuBLoS 5uiammen.
Nde8emiibungen zines 5ufduig antpeien6en
QrStcS batten feinen @rfolg; no6 @erlauf
elmer baIben StunOe mar ber iunge Wann
cine 2eibe. Garter, Der in Gariou, 8ierie,
Scott & COS Gngros70 eid6Gft ongeteQt
lit, purbe Oer6aftet un6 MACH Ser 2(ttriQs
StraBen>S Station 9e6racbt.
, 1893-08-21
9m Sduferpabnfin
G0otet Oou9Ia6 Curtis ieir Ktrlo, ~perpunoet
feline Grau t0otIth mo madt Damn Dem
eioe11en &eben etn Gnoe.

0fenb1r IN ctnem Q(nfQle bon Deli
RUM ericboB geitern Wtorgen Der SEQ. 622
70. StraBe moDnDnfte Weicbenfteuer Doug
LAB Curtis ieine 7~iG6rtge Gocbter 2eSlie,
brabte letner Sralt cine pabri6einlid
toDtltbe Wunoe am &opfe bel unb madbte
bann iei1em ei9enen Geben 6urdb einen
SdbuB in Den Wfu1lo Gin gnoe. Curtis
maj fritber G~on0ucteur Der 8urlington
8aDn un0 tDobnte IN &eofuf, Soma, no CT
Dor a9t Sabren mil Mauoe 0toD, Der Gobs
ter zines DoDlbaben6cn Goufmannes, etnen
93ltnD fir'S 2e6en icbloB. Sci einem Glen
babnuntalle bllBte er feline 0anb Gin un0
3og itd6 cine idJpcre SerleBung am linten
SUP 3u. Sr0Boem bc6ielt man i'm mach
%letter @cnelung I'M 9tenite, muBte i'm
ober ipGter entlolien, neil CT it9 6em
Srunfe erga6. Curtis fam 6al1n Dor eini>
ger a3ett nacb Chicago uno er6ielt bier an
Der Q8eitern Sn6iana 8a6n 8eic6dftigung
ais W~etcbeniteler. Grunf un6 Sptel
brG3tcn i'm ducb Inn 6tcie StelLe un0 min
tcbrte Die btttere 9totb I'M 6auie Elm. 2(m
Sonnto8 0tor8en erDo6 itdb Curtis ic6on
I'M lcc95 lt9r unb martete, auf Dem Seiz
tcnipegc itBen0, aIf Setfnung einer gGirt6z
i9aft.
W}tt umne6elten Slime fe6rte ct geQe1
iteben l1br MACH 6aule 3uriiG unD fauO 6rou
ltno &tnO nDc5 1cblafenD. Sine .3ett lana
betracbtete ct Die frteOlicb Scblummcr10ep;
Damn 3og CT eincn 9teDolper aus Der 5aic6e,
belt i'm ietner 6rou bic6t Dor ben Gnpf
unb %fcuerte, 0&it einem Sdrei lpran9 Die
0ertpun0ete atf ul1o lief Su i6rer unten
mDDHetDel1 MirtDtn, Tr0u QSDitebouie, BIN
11ntpr rio fnforf ,,r~L o+4,n,,, GI...4. ~, ~
olS tie 6ral GurttS aus ei1er gSunbe an
9tnterfopf bluten iob, Q866reno DeIien
1ptclte 1t9 ober cine i3reGlicbc Sce1e ab.
Jtocbocnt Srat Curtis 6aS i3immcr Der
lal1en bate, ndberte ibr WQnn iie6 benz
lnldbulOl8en &tnOe uto jagte i6ut cine
Nu8et ourcb ben &opf, oan1 ibob CT iicG
Den &0uf Der g8Qffe in BEN Itun6 ur6
orltdte ob. ST ioiDobl fpie 1ctn Ginb tpQret
tat olgenbliflt9 toOt. Die Qeic6eu tpurz
btn BON Der 9OltSei mach ber nGcbiten
D(or9uc lberflbrt. Trau @urttS mlr6e
nocD Dem WfcrcDs6Olpital ge6raht rnD bort
ertlortcn Die Ner5te, Dap lpeniQ 6Dffnuno
an tbrc 0cneiung Dor6anben lei. bo sic
StN8cl bGs @cDtrn DerleBt babe.
UtoH Curtis 3ultano bat itch tpGbren6
0er 9fac9t 10 8ebelert, baB Sic Ner3te in
penn g%enannten 6oipitaL ieBt 6offnuna Quf
lQre @cnelln9 6aben. Sbr Dicbtes SQQr
pate Die &raft Ser Su9e1 10 o6geidfpGcbt,
pap tie ntc9t tuef in ben Scba6el bate eirz
orln8en tonnen. 8tS iebt ipeiB Sic Q(ermite
aodD NIGHTS BON benz To0c i6rcs Wornes
1lro tbrcS &ttoeS. @on Sen Gltcrn, Sic
Die Socbter tpegen Set 6eiratb nit GI,rtiS
ocritoBen boben, lit biSber feline gfQcbric6t
etn9etronen.
, 1893-08-21
binter SbloB uno RteoeI.

Plus @ranO &aptbs, WtiGb., fam ge1tern
Die gtacbri6t, baB Sranf S. 9ideD, Der
bier am 9Onneritag 2lbeno einen Mor6anz
grill ouf WtoQie Davenport BON 125 "a.
Str. Deriibte, bort Derbaftet iporben iei.
Die @tn5eIbetten Der Qlffatre tperben un>
iercn 2eiern no3 erinncrlicb iein. 6ifep
periu9tc bas WfGO6en, IN baS CT iterbIiA
oerltebt mar, SIT eriteden, neil cS nit
etncm iln9cn Wanne, 9ta1nenS s. g. 6az
milton, nit Dem er in ieinem frii6cren
NobnOrtc, Chattanooga, 5uiammen in Sic
Sdule ge9angen mar, Die QtusiteIlung be-
i1cbt bate. Die &lingc bes Mteiicrs traf
ieoo6 glilflt9crtpeiie einc Goricttitange,
9litt ab u1b peruriacbte II cine unbebeus
tenOe SletiblpunOe. 6tfep fob mach pouz
brodbter S3at aus Dem !6ouie unb tpurbe
crit geitern in 0ranb 0tppi6s Derbaftet, mo-
ct ii9 BET Sertpanbten aufbieLt.
, 1893-08-21

etnem tDtlo %getpOrbenen 8u1en ongegriffen
un6 10 icbiper perlcbt, DAB man i'm Notbz
bolpttal tlr 1etlt Wieoerauffommen filrch>
tetc. Ser Suite mari Nnberion in Die
6Obe, unD lcbterer fteL nit iol9er 98u3t
Dieoer 5u 8o0en, boB ct cine Gontuiton Ser
rccbten Suite uro an0ere 8erlebungen crz
lttt..
@ep. SranctS Grain bericbaffte iib unb
letnen TreunDen am Samltag in eincm
SallD>boo freien Gintritt sumQllSlteQungs>
plabe Glf @runD elmer &arte, duf Ser Der
gtome bes CONGRATULATIONS 9apis 9efdlicbt
mar. GorauSit6tlicb piro bieie @scapoDe
oeS 8urgers Sratn ais etn S6er5 auf9e=
faBt iperoen.
Sn 8ulaSfp'S Sale, Nl6lanb @pe. unb
II. Str, tanO geitern Q(bcnO cine 3ul0ms
menfunft Experimentation 8iirgcr poInii6er
Nbtllnft itatt, in ipclder Der Blan, etnelt
polnti3ct Sag auf ber 2(usteuung SIT be-
geben., er0rtert ipur6e. Sin Sltnfercomtte
ipurbe oant;t beauftra9t, Ben Yldnen teitere
@eitalt 81 9eber.
SIM Gtctprta 6oteL CAB geitern Nbeno
NnoretD gScber, bet 8oritber Oes @omttes
fir baS Sii9creiipcien, gu G6ren Ser BreiSz
rtcbter tut olc0t16eretabtDetlltng ltno oerel1
9amen Elm 8anfett.
Seute Nabmittag 3 11br begtnnen Sic
Stbun9en DeS SnternotionaIcn @lcttrifer@
Gongreiies I'M &u~nitinltitut, Son BEN bers
porra9enolten Mdnnern, Sic 6em @ongreiie
bettpobncn, 1cnncn mir nut YrOfeiior
0elmDDlb unb Sbomas 81. @otion.
9n WttttlDo6 UNI 3 l11r tpirD Die NuS>
ftoII ,t11n SoS 0lorEoS0SLn, NAtnSot,+oI ~ 90 S1a9
i'm Mittel9an9e bes Sn6uitricpalaiteS er5
Dffnct tperben.
Sir oaS geplante %permanente Wtuieum
boben 6er 6r~oitlianiid6e GommtiiGr Baron
De Ofaraja unb Ser joponeiil9e GommtliGr
Stpa ibre SAauitide i'm Torit9ebGu6e
ais @ei9enfe angebotcn.
Dem ganoroma Ser 8erner Qlpen an ser
WiomaD 8lailance lit bon Der 9rGmtenz
turD fit @enlGIoe ebenfaas cine Wtebaiue
%5uerfan1t tppr6en.
, 1893-08-21
Oas &apIGnoifde Dorf call right.

wv ~Sf'NtVtINS XVI "I 1ShO
Gibter 9unnc bat beute Gormittag Sic
Grncnnung Samuel g8. Sa6ion'S ais
Wtalienoer>DoIter fir ba5 2oplGnDiicbe 0Orf
an oer WftorpaD Ylaiiancc caiiirt un6 6errn
Safion auf8eiOr0ert, ale BON ibm coQetz
ttrten @elO,r pie6er ser @jeicQicbaft aus
5ultcfern. 9ie ridterlic6e Scrfiigung lit BE
Solge Der bon ben 9ireftoreu Der @cieQ=
i6oft am Samitag ein9erci9ten Qlntiport
auf bic Glage Gmil Nrner'S, Die 9irefz
loren batten in ibrer Nl1tport 9clteno 0e>
mocbt, baB bie Grnennung zines W2aiicnz
DertpalterS auf betriigerticbe g8eiie erfolgt
lei, 0aB bic @cieuicbaft fetnestpegS tniolpent
lei, unO 0aB 9trner nicbt ais 9tftionGr bcr
@elcQl9aft Su betrocbten lei, ba ct fiir lctne
Nftten ntemolS bc5ablt bate. Qluf @run6
bteler 9arIteuung belt cs BET &id6ter fiir
un8crebt, ben Wtaiienperipalter beiSube6alz
ten, unb obt9e Serfu8ung mar Sic Tol9e.
Derfbieoenes.
8. NnbcrIon, elmer ser @Grter ser Gie65
ausiteaNng, purbe eeltern Nacbmtttog BON
, 1893-08-21
Gin ROn(OO oN J(iOwQQ.
Der 8eoutne 111o6Iey 2lhmeo
betrauert oen Derlult ietner
Srau.
Srn6el fit sic Diterretdiiden Au8z
telnngSbeamte11.
2lttraftionen fir ole n66iten Gage.

Ser geitrige Dterte, berpfui6te @eItausz
lteQun9SlOnntag unterl6ie0 lib burD ni6tS
BON letten bret Borgdn9ern. Q8te an ben
Sonntagen DDrber lag Der eigentltcbe QluSz
ftellun9Sp1aB nit leinen prdc5ti9en RGlG@
item, in Denen bic S6aultiide gum aler>
gr0Btcn Gbeile DeroeGt marer, fait gang
DerOOet Oa, unb nlr an Der W}ibDaD Blat7
lance pulitrte ettpaS I%e6en0t9cS Ge6en. 9te
Sntrantuaalbabn mar ni6t i'm 8etrte6,
mobl ober ito1lben Die elettrji6en 8oote ben
8elucbcrn 5ur 8erfitgung. Die 3teitau7
rontS uno 2uncbitGnOe tparen gei6loien,
ebeni0 Sic Grfrii6un9S> un0 @igarren7
1tGnbe. @ine5 Notwithstanding redbt 9uten
8eil9S ~erfreute itcb baS Selblager Der 0eit
Bointer @a0ettcn Dor benz 8unbeSgcbdube.
Der 5etfoIenoer.
Stir Sic nG6lten Sage lin6 bis iebt fol-
8enOe beiDnocre 6eite unb Geranitaltungcn
auf Dem Se%itfalenOer oermertt.
6eute: TrcteS internationaleS Concert in
Der Seit6ale. @Tercttten Ser
GbiGoiaW>@ar6e. Rara6e Der
gSeit g ointer Gazetteer.
p. 2tugut: Sntcrnotionale Ge9atta un6
Woiierz@ arnepal ouf ben 2az
gltrett.
%, Delt : &ir9tnien un6 Della
mare.
"a. y Suinoiier Sag.
20. Sag bcr S%arbtgen.
26. y Wt0Ourt Sag - Sag Ser
W5oi6inen6alIe.
30. y 0rDcer'S93ag.
81, y Sag Der 9tteoer1an6e uno 6eS
tiirtiiben &ei6eS,
l. Sept6r. Nicaragua>Ga
2. y &0t5Oliicber @r5iebun9stag-
Experiments 0oO".
4, Nrbeitertag Stem gnrfer
Sag unD SntcrnattonaIeS
Mel1cbeS Gtlteo0fp0.
, 1893-08-21
SQfebQu.

8etriibt 5og Der @~aI6ingtoncr 8aiebaus
CLUB mach 8eenbigung bcS 9eitri9en SpteleS
bon Oannen. 9reimaL btntereinanoer
batten bic vSenatorS" Dor Gopt. Qtnion'S
vGoltS" ms @ra5 beiBen miiiicn. Die
8eitrige Nieberla9e erfolgte aber erit nacb
etnem bart1tafigen, bciBen Sample; 5tpetz
mai itanOen bic beioen Clubs gleicb un6
erit III ber neunten vSnnin9" fam bic @ntz
i6eioung. Ser @ntbultaSmus unter Dem
5ablretc6en 8ublifum mar Oaber Elm GROCER.
9tQchItebenb bic .Score".
, 1893-08-21

= Sn Ser Na6c Ser T~arreufraBe uur6e
2i55te 8arrgtntSfi geitern Q(6en6 BON cinem
PfcrbebabntpaGen Der Q(rcber NOenuez 2tnie
iiberfabren uno 10 ic9per perlebt, DaB ie
fur5 mach tbrer 8ef0rbcrl&ng mach tbrer
@o6nung, SEQ. 272O Qrtber Npenue, itarb.
San1eS SbompiOn, Der &Uticbcr, purbe in
9aft 9enommcn.
, 1893-08-21
lit bis ieBt folgen6e
Qo6esfGue.

sis beute W3tttag wur6en fOGgen6e
SO0eSf die a%ngemel6et:
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-28
FOUND A SON.
Sequel to an Indian kidnapping I'm
Wisconsin,

Sequel to an Indian kidnapping In
Wisconsin.
MANITowoc, Wis, April 2S.--About
10 years ago the two young children of
Thomas Schleiss, well-to-do farmer
residing near Medfo-d, a boy ard girl
aged s and 7 years respectively, were
lost while on their way after the cows.
Searching parties were sent out but no
trace of the little ones could be discov-
cred. 1t seems now, however, that they
had been stolen by Indians, as the boy
has turned mp few miles north of the
village OF Meshicott. this county, where
he has been working on farm. The
farmer. who was acquainted with the
facts OF the case at the time, learned
through conversation who the boy
was. He speaks fuently in the Indian
language, but very poor English. His
parents, who still reside near Medford.
have been notified of the discovery Of
their long lost son. The young man
cannot remember what became of his
sister,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-28
Three Failures Follow the COllapse
OF the Union Loan and Trust Com.
pany at sioux City.
Sioux City Dressed Beef and Canning
Company, Sioux City Dry Goods
Company
And Interstate Investment Company
the sufferers Liabilities OF All
Are Large.

Sioux CRY, Ia, April 28.--Three
more extensive failures occurred during
the day directly resulting from the
Union Loan and Trust company assign
ment. The Sioux City Dry Goods
company, by C. A. Garrettson, presi-
dent, made general assignment.
Schedules show assets Of $371, 1904,
and liabilities Of $685., 900, nearly all due
to Eastern and Chicago jobberM The
company did all its banking business
through the trust company. The Sioux
City Dressed Beef and Canning COM
pany, by its treasurer Ed Hankinson,
made general assignment to III. ].
Taylor. The assets, consisting of the
packing plant, a line of refrigerator
cars, etc, are 1864, 736; liabilities are
$215, 900, of which $l69, 900 Is due to
the Union Loan and Trust company.
The Interstate Investment company
decided away about 5000. 600 Of property.
mainly to its own stockholders.
Its oficers Were Complicated
with those of the Union Loan and
Trust company, which compelled the
transfers. Mechanics liens amounting
to $55, ,575 have been filed against the
new union depot almost completed. 1t
is owned by the Sioux City Terminal
Railway and Warehouse company. ALI
work on the depot is stopped.
The City Engine works has sued the
Sioux National bank for $4,000. The
engine company had $35.OOO deposited
with the Union Loan and Trust COM
pany. 1t demanded the money and was
given draft on the Cambria National
Bank of Chicago for the amount This
was placed in the Sioux National for
collection and the Cambria refused to
pay, claiming it had no funds of the
trust company's. The engine company
sues the Sioux National for the money
and for $75. 900 damages TO its business
and credit
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-28
The Bell at Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, April 2S.--At the union
depot and in Laleview park near by
about 81, 600 people were gathered when
the train bearing the liberty bell ar
rived. The gentlemen accompanying
the bell were escorted in carriages, ac-
companied by cavalry and infantry,
through the principal streets of the
city. The day was celebrated as gem
eral holiday in the Cleveland schools
and many of the business institutions
were closed during portion of the
time in order to give the employees a
chance to see the-ol bell. @