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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-04
PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, November 3-Prediction3 Of
lighter farmers deliveries in the North
west did much TO sustain wheat to-day.
Operators to a large extent seemed TO feel
that with the growing confidence in the
financial future and with prises low, the
long side of the market offered the best
prospects for good profit. The market
showed some weak spots but made quick
rallies and closed steady at lto3sc from top
figures. Corn made gain OF &c on buy
ing by shippers. Oats only about Lice
improvement but ruled firm all day. Pro
visions experienced al increase IN bust
ness at n moderate advance in prices
Flour, dull Wheat cash No. spring
G2<c: No. spring 55a6OC; No. red 6515c;
December G3l4a6fiIc, closing a. "a; May
1016aTlhc, closing at 1lHc. Corn, CASH
No. > spring size: November 3S3SaS9c
closing at 3S;Sc; December. 3Sl1H3S5sc,
closing at 3SJSc; May i2I4 a43c, closing
nj 43c. Oats, cash, No. ,, and November
2Sl5c. December 2S5Sa2eC, closing at 29c
Nav 321s a925Sc, closing at 324c. Rye, No
>. Axe. FlaxSeed, STOP. Timothy seed
- %. Mess pork, cash, Sl1 COLI %
January $l4 524al4 80, closing Si4 50
Lard, cash 81 914l0 %; November 81 45
January IS 55aS 621S closing at 8 5Tl%
Short ribs, cash, Sc 0Jag 121& January
s. 52}Sa7 621S, closing at s. 80. Should
erS. s. OOa1 -; short clear 50 00a9 -
Whisky At 81 10. ReceiptS-Flour, 10 ,O0(
barrels; wheat, liS,0OO bushels; corh
95S. 600 bushels; oats, 900 bushels; rye
6.O0O bushels; barley, 1900 bushels
Shipments-Flour, 5000 barrels; wheat
81 900 bushels; corn, is, 600 bushels; oats
Is, 900 bushels; rye, I,OCU bushels: barley
10000 bushels.
Wy Vopx Novembe- 3-Flour 70
ceipts, 10000 barrels; exports, 400 bar
rels: sales, 1000 barrels; market dull
Wheat, receipts, 100000 bushels; exports
5000 bushels sales, l,I65, 0O9 bushels fu
lures and 96.O0O bushels spot: spo,
market dull; ungraied red G6a67c: options
Quiet aud lower: No. = red January 7O$sc
February re; March 7S}sc; May 75Si
16Lc, closing az zoe; November 61S[c
December 69iSc. Corn, receipts, $500
bushels; exports, 5000 bushels; sales
260OOO bushels futures; market stead,
and higher; May 1913 a491<c closing q
49J<c; November 45Xc; December Az
axe, closing at 4TSSc. Oats, receipts, 40,
600 bushels; sales, 205,0O0 bushels future
and 259,OO9 bushels spot; market sctiv
and higher; No. 3 white $3.50; No.
white 36s(c: May Soc; November 351sc
December 35llc. Hay firme- Hop
quiet Hides, steady Wool, quiet; Texa
lOal7c. Cut meats, steady. Lard, easier
western steam $40 40all 90; Novemoe
$40 co; January 50 90. Pork, dull: new
mess SIG OOasO 90; extra prime Sl4 50
family so 0Oa2O 90. Butter, quiet bn
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steady; we,tern dairy 19a22c; creamery
2Oa2gxc. Cheese, quiet; State, large,
9al11<c. Eggs, steady: State and Penn
sylvania 24a25c; western 24Hc Tallow,
dull. Cottonseed oil. firm. Petroleum,
steady; United 73c Rosin steady. Tur-
pentine. steady. Rice, steady. Molasses,
steady. Coffee, quiet at 5alO points down.
Sugar, dull and nominal.
PHILADELPHIA, PA Recommendations,
quiet and steady. Wheat, higher. No.
Pennsylvania &c No. red 631sa641fc
January GSsIa69%c; February 7O14c. Corn,
firm aud higher: November 464a4o13c;
Decem Der, January and February 4oai3H
Oats, dull; No. 2 white 36Hc; November
36a3616c; December 364a31c; January ana
February 35Ha374c. Butter. hrn west
ern creamery 24a2Sc; Pennsylvania cream
cry prints 24a2Sc- Eggs, firm; western
24a25c Cheese, steady. Receipts-W neat,
1000 bushels; corn, $4,000 bushels; oats,
5000 bushels; -four, 5000 barrels. Ship
ments-Wheat, $500 bushels; corn, TO-
600 bushels; oats, 5000 bushels.
TOLEDO. o.. November g. Wheat,
higher: cash G31bc: November CSC; De-
cember 645Sc: May 7lHc Corn, dull but
steady: cash 3Sc Oats, steady; cash 3Cc
Rye. dull; cash 4S1Sc. Cloverseed. tlrm
and higher: cash and November s. 90;
Japuary So TN. Receipts-Flour, 300 bar,
rels wheat. $1,000 bushels: corn, 1000
bushels; oats, 500 bushels; cloverseed 500
bags. Shipments Flour, 800 barrels;
wheat, 1000 bushels; corn, LOU ousheisi
cloverseed, 1000 bags.
CINCINNATI, o., November 3.-Cotton,
quiet and steady; middling Sc. Flour
steady. Wheat, firm; No. 2 red 59c; re-
GENTS 1000 bushels; shipments 1000 bush
els. Corn, firm; No. 2 mixed $3.50. Oats,
dull: No. . mixed SOC. Rye, dull and
lower at 5O15c. Pork, quiet at SIG 81.
Lard, firm at 50 80 Bulk meats, stronger
at 50 rs. Bacon, firm at $40 %. Whisky,
steady at 81 ID. Butter, sugar and cheese
firm. Eggs, steady at III.
BALTIMORE, November 3. - wheat,
steady: spot 65Ica65sk; November 652sc;
December 6716c; May 74%c. Corn,
steady; spot and November 457sa454c;
wear 44Tc; January 44I5c.
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MARTINS FERRY.

The funeral OF John W. Words, better
known among our people as Bud
Rodgers, took place yesterday after
noon. The remains were brought up
from BellSire and were followed to
their last resting place in Riverview
Cemetery The funeral was in charge
of the Bellaire Firemen and the Red
Men. He was a member OF both organ
izatiOns aud hose reel from the Bell
aire Fire Department was used to con-
vev the remains to the cemetery.
The Reverends Morrill,, twin evan
gelistS from Chicago, gave an entertain
ment at the Opera House last evening.
They will also appear the next three
nights, including Sunday evening, and
will also hold special service for the
y. NJ. c. A. Sunday afternoon.
Already the city election in the spring
is talked OF and three tickets will be
placed in the field. Some of our citi-
Gems are going around getting the con-
sent Of different parties to allow their
names TO be placed on a ticket to be
called the Citizens ticket.
A number Of our Democrats went to
Burlington last evening 10 attend the
Democrat meeting, which was addressed
by haywood ForSythe, William I. Dix
on, Jr., aud Eberle South. The Dow
Cornet Band furnished the music.
Charles Mcdonald, advance agent for
"a Society Tramp" was IN town YES
terday making arrangements for his
show to appear here in the Opera
House.
Our city has been flooded the past
few DAYS with campaign literature sent
out by the Republican Committee at
ST. Clairsyille.
Breezy Time" will be at the Opera
House on election highland the returns
will be read from the stage between
acts.
Fisher * Padden will have wire run
in their place to receive the election re-
tur rs on election night.
A number OF our Prohibitionists will
90 to Bellaire tonight to hear ex-Goy-
ernOr joan P. st. job n.
Charles Hughes Of Newland'S addi-
ton, has accepted position with w.
b. Helfenbine.
W. II. Hughes, Of Cleveland, is in the
city on business connected with the
water works.
Bert oliver has been called to Port
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DRY GOODS.

New YORK, November 3.-Business is by
no means justifying the expectations OF
the trade which has been looking for re-
yiyal of activity following the repeal OF the
Sherman law. The trade, it is now appa-
rent, is much more afraid of tariff tinker
ing than it ever was of the silver question.
The recent bullish overtures seen in the
cotton market, and the talk of higher
prices for raw material, are making the
market for cotton goods firmer, as matter
of sympathy, but any prospect for higher
prices does not influence buyers 10 anilci-
mite their wants, so widespread is the fear
of unfriendly legislation. Prints and
printed fabrics are firm and shade high
err. without artiviity. Ginghams and
woven wash fabrics suitable for the spring
trade are attracting more attention.
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, November Seattle, receipts,
s. 600 head; shipments, 1000 head; market
steady; best steers 50 5Oa5 50; mediums
IS OOa5 25; others, "a 5Oa4 So Texans 81 5Oa
go. ,.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head; shipments,
5000 head; market active and higher I;
rough and common s. 90a6 05; mixed and
packers, Sc l5a6 30; prime heavy, s. Boa
50: prime light, 81 45.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 head; shipments
1000 head; market steady; top sheep
50 5Oa4 % top lambs, 81 OOa4 80.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, November 3.--Cat-
tie, receipts, 800 head; shipments, 44O head
market, nothing doing, all through con-
signmentS.
300 head; market, active; all grades
Sc 9Oa6 so; pros poets favorable for Monday.
Sheep-Receipts, 500 head; shipments,
700 head; market, slow and unchanged.
CINCINNATI, O., November 3.-Hogs
steady at s. 5Oa6 20: receipts, 5000 head
shipments, $500 head.
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BEi.LAIRL

Republicans Yesterday scattered
about the city circulars addressed to
coal miners, attempting to mislead
them i'm regard 10 the screen bill and
asking them 20 support the Republican
candidate for legislature for this dis
trict because be happened TO be a mem
Der of the body which passed this bill.
Intelligent miners know full well that
il was the opinion Of members OF the
House when they voted upon the bill
that the measure was sure 70 be de-
feated in the Senate. 1t is such rare
thing for a Republican legislature TO do
ANYTHING for the wOringmaa that when
they even attempt 90 make 4 false pre-
tense or doing something for them they
parade the attempt before the voters in
a yajnglorious effort 20 obtain support
Hon. Ross j. Alexander, when 10 the
city yesterday, was questioned as To
his opinion Of the appointment PreSi-
dent Cleveland has just rendered him,
viz. Land Commissioner in the new
State of Washington. Mr.. Alexander
replied that he had not yet given the
subject any thought; that he was de-
voting his whole attention 20 the cam
pa gu In this county; that he had yes
terday hurued,y walked four miles 20
catch a train 10 keep an appointment
20 speak last evening
George Linn, the gentIemaniy young
attorney who is the Democratic candi-
date for Representative In this county,
was In thecity yesterday making the
acquaintance of our people. Mr.. Linn
isa man Of sound judgment and de-
serves well OF the electors.
Yesterday an unsuccessful operation
was performed on Mrs. Charles JOhnke
Cor strangulated hernia. DR.. kernS,
assisted by DR.. Ackeiman, Of Wheeling,
add DR.. West. OF this city, were the
physicians Ia attendance.
The jefferson street block Of the
Gravel Hill street paving was completed
last evening. Contractor Davis pushed
the work rapidly forward, although he
was annoyed by the frequent passing Of
street cars.
The funeral OF John w. Woods took
place Yesterday afternoon, under the
auspices OF the city fire department and
the Red Men. The remains were taken
to his old home az Martins Ferry for
interment.
Albert W. Kennon, Esq, the popular
Democratic candidate for Prosecuting
Attorney, was 10 the city yesterday
mingling with the voters. Mr.. Kennon
will receive very hattering support in
this city.
Hon. Ross J. Alexander aud Col. J.
+. Charlesworth were in the city yes
terday and left in the afternoon for
BusinesSburg, where they addressed a
political meeting last evening.
Ex-GOv. John p. st. John, who will
address a Prohibition meeting al City
Hall tonight, will also address tenn
perance meeting at the ElySian Theatre
tomorrow afternoon at $3.50.
The Home Benevolent Society request
a donation Of clothing and provisions TO
be sent 10 City Hall to-day, between
the hours of 10 a. m. and D. m.
August Schick was called 70 FOStOria
Yesterday on important business.
j.. r. Alexander, of the WOOdSheld
Spirit, was in the city yesterday.
One drunk was disposed Of In the
MAYORS Court yesterday.
Hi Henry's mins,rels at the ElySian
Theater tonight.
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rhinrs Morrh RememberInr.

When YOU feel kind Of goneness
about the stomach it is a sign that your
food does not sit well and that you are
about to have a fit Of indigestion.
When you begin to feel nervous and
are unable to sit still comfortably; when
your clothes suddenly seem to lose their
dt and become too tight in places the
Of indigestion is surely upon you.
..Su this 6t Of Indigestion is repeat
ed from day TO day it finally resolves
itself into dyspepsia.
Remember that three to ten Of BRAN
DRETH's PILLS will cure the worst case
Of indigestion or dyspepsia, or both,
and that regular course Of them, say
two every night for a week or ten days,
will act as preventive Of either com
plant -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-04
FOR BOUDOIR AND STORM

Negliges jackets are again worn and
seem ever so much prettier and more
convenient than the lately popular full
length matinee and boudoir gowns have
been. The very prettiest design has
absolutely no &c, and is evidently IN
tended to have none. II hangs straight
from the collar front and back, being
even full under the armhOles, so that II
falls In the proper flutes all around and
never a bit of closenesS anywhere. The
sleeves are big and reach to
the elbow. from which point-not
the point Of the girl, for her elbow
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-04

land on account Of the serious illness Of
his sister.
The foot ball game takes place this
afternoon on the Hoyle ground, rain or
shine.
James Hineman, of Earnshaw, w.
Va. was in town yesterday on business.
Marcns Davis, of the c. g. P. force,
has returned from Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Henderson
have returned from Chicago.
George Mcfarland, OF Demos, was In
the city yesterday.
Bob" Purcell is visiting friends in
Wellsburg.
The Boyd Block is being reprinted in
side.
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Wheeling Bridge &TsrmiaaI Railway Co.

Time Table No. u, 10 take effect 1901 a. n.
7uuday, Septembfr D. 1879
Leave Wheeing-tt:iJ $500. $500. fg:u
sll:i0 a. IN. $40 . Is ti:a. ga.Ojp. m.
Leave PuGinsuIa-f6.iA tS.U5 es.Ot tQ,u
sll:46 q. M. '2:f5 ISL. 1888, 1905 p. M
Lcaye Martins ferry-iB.51 1917 sst.
1885, sl;52 a. m s-;5s +j;3 -; T.. 81; ~ p. "a.
Arrive Terminal Junction. -t6i5t titlI ~ ~
ti0;03. sll STA m, 1858 'j;Ja ~ ~ -. ". a m
Leave Terminal Junction f1:g1 sl0ia. M,
'l2:iO $50, si:bD tEOh. f5:li t3.a1 Sj.alp IN.
Leave hartin's Ferry fT:S kfUf m
sl2: Is. 1913 gi.0i tt.'p -: 3D. 1882 gl:3l n To-
Leave Penin,ula.-t5.3i, gq.il. A. m. sIs5f.
G:i8, gi:ll. fi:l .f5:s5 f3:5s $1,000 p. M.
Arrive Wheelinu-f7.4t fE2J. n M oig:5I,
s2:52, gi:r7. ti;'A 1851. tS:i5. glo:li D. n.
'Daiiy tDaily except sunday. Sundays
only
An trains will run on EAa;srn Tina
sei4etd J. h. TAUSSiG. GupS
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PETROLEUM VI.

OnC1TY, PA, November 3:-Petroleum,
opened and lowest 73c; highest, 1870;
closed at 73<c; sales, 24,OU0; barrels:
shipments, $3.50 barrels; runs, 66,9l2 bar
rels.
New YORK. November 3.-Petroleum,
stesdS: PENNSYLVANIA oil sales mono; No
vember option closed at 13c bid.
PrrrsBURe, PA, November 3.-Nothing
doing; 1910 bid.
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The Metal Market.

New York. November 3. Pig iron,
dull; American $i4 so. Copper, steady
lake 80 rs. Lead, steady; domestic IS SS15.
Tin. steady; straits $40 90
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nnass.onIo plylsloYs.

For Columbus. Chicago tni ,hs west, 500
m. and rs D. NJ. daily. and 80 .. n, exec y
rolgmbu,. Cincinnati and S. Loula iab
and 10 - d. M. daily. 800 ,oaa -
35Op L., eKcept sunday.
AnEivk.
From Chicago. 35j a. IN. and 40 p. fn.. daily
and n 100 .. m, except sunday. .
From 81. Louis. Cincinnati ana Coinmos~
b0ca. M. and i0p. n dniiy.
-. CIairsville accommodation, l2o AHA"
p IA si0'P' SWIVEL CHAs. o. scULL
General Passenger Agen1
1T LANE. T .. Agt.. wheeling. W. Va
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RAILROADS.
RAILWAY TIME CARD

n, arrival ana departure OF trains on aud after
1AkKs: 'Daily; sunday excepted; ,Mon.
Gay excspted; Saturday excepted: lS1aday
Only; iSAturaay only. Eastern standard Tins
Nhicn 70 one hour sArlies tnaa CentrAl pima
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-04

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO.
~, =, sfis- June ~ Passeneef TRANS vi
,,'y =. follows: 'Dsily fDaHy' sA1sp' 0sI'
l.y. Ceuifal Tine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-04
RAILROADS.

+Dailv except Sunday - ,,,-..,.
At s:Ia a M. and Wheeling at l2:ll p N;
II. g. wElSGERBER
Gen. ManagsL
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ARRIVE
From New York, Philadelphia. Baltimore ani
Washington, S.41a IA. and ~ ~. daly
Cumberland accommodation. 4D9 D. ~ Ok
Gra,ton accommodation. 70 70 a m.' daiiy -.
MounGsyillG accommodation. ~ a. m Nv
and 7g5 d. 70 except sunday.
Train 40 a, t52J p. 10, cKcfpt AonaAJ
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WHEELING AND PiTTsBURG DIVISION
For PIttsburs. Washington Baiiimofs. Phlf
adeiphia and New ) ork, 500 n N. and osj y
m. daily, IN.
Pittsburg accommodation. I'D A. m. eaily
Washingion. pa. accommodation 90 y m
Pittsburs cTpress coo p m. Sunday only
AEHfrg.
From New York. philadelphia Balumofs'
washington and Pitisturg ~ 10 ana lD-' a a.
Pt,,sburg mail, 1915 p. m, except Sunday
and 8 ~ .. m.. daily.
Warrington. Pa, recommendation IDA n
!, Pitt.burg express, 10 50 4. n. sunday oaly
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-04

Honey / 1-2ae Per Cent - Governments,
Dull - Stocks, Lower - Flour Dali
Wheat, Stronger.
New ORR, November 3.-Mouey on call
easy at lI5a9 per cent; last loan per cent;
closed offered at Is per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper 5a7 per cent. Sterling eX-
change, steady at 4Sla4S4.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-04

a. WIa,irs 20 TAKE DEros!TILa VII.
= p Is ssc other LAWYERS. o.afker'-
: : a 3, Euua.Rsszsrss o-s 5sVil~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-06
Sberft gScber iiber Die GintpanSe,
runesfra9c.

9teW g. orf, 4. Suuuar. - Gtnpans
Serun9s eonlnliidr Sberit gSsber bielt
beute Ibeuo in DER p@ooperzllnion" Dor
elnem groBen Yubltum tinen Sortrag ioer
bic Slnuanoerun9Sfra9e. @r erflarte ftd)
Ill @uulieu elmer uwiamen, inter @ontrOIe
bst Sunoesregleruns ftebenoen Guarau.
tdne, unb betitnortete, oaB Der Y!apo.nt
Der Ser. Staaten outoriitrt per0e, Die Gin
mauoeruus aus trgeuo einem Hauoe, Dchen
Sanltatslage Die Oiientllde Sc iunobelt Eler
Su ganoe beo~obt, 10 Large ou luSpeHplreN,
bis bic @elabr poriiber 1T.
SIM llebrigsn beguuiigte Sberit gSeber
Die SortDauer Der GIEpanoeruu9. Gr iagtc,
eS iei Jtaum III Nmstita iir auc, wel6e
berilber fonlmeu ipollen, uno bic gegeupGrz
tigen Seieee reidten poIIaapi9 bin, aue
nld1t miiuldenbmerthen GinwauOerer fern
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eiumanoern su Ianen, Der nitt eireu &C.
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mogen befBe, bielt Der Sbern fur nld)t
spedmdB;g, unb er NOR i'm Au9emeineu Der
2Iuiidt, oaB cine umiidttge Souitreduug
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9ahutataftrpSbru unS 2ebcnsnerInft in
lIugarn.

gS e II, 4. SQnuar.-@in HeriorenSug
aus gSien co0ioirte beute su &aniBa init
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pedIe aus gSieu meloeD uuO bret nit Dtens
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er Die ibm 9esebenen SignaIe faIlb ueriian'
Den bate.
6ime SbnaguGe ptro sur DtpidIee.
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sielie Shwlerl9tetteu auauseu cine bterge
libiidIe @emeinos ihre al Der Stfislersitr.
aelegene Gpnagoge III uertaufeu. 0as Sc
b1uoe luurbe uon Siirteu erliaubeu II. miro
Nun i'll cine Wioidee um9ewanoelt.
Spfer eiuer @rabemfatai.ropbe.
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Sepeide ans Hetdlba am 9uieper meloet,
naB - Sergleute seitern in elmer Sortlgen
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pnrDen. 8ier YiduHer, Die itlwer uerwuu4
Get aus benz Serg,uert beraussebolt tBiIrs
ben, iillo lsilbem 9eforben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-06
(aus umferer aeftriseu 2. .georaen.nus "a be.
Satoai's Wtiiion.
Gin Runpid,reiben aewiFer griefter oer @rss
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ben ild Nater @orrigau aus Sobofen, be-
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Wtcgtult BON YatterioG. SemertenSwerth
1T, oaB bieie Bri,iier iait ausd,lieBlib Sr.
Idnber ooer iril6er 4bftommuu9 ino. 9aS
Sd)reibeu oeuret an, oaB binter oeu anil0Bi'
gen Sritlfen 9egeu SatoQl 9euilie Y1iefet
ltsdeu, mo baB Die SrItilen nur cine meitere
SuHb9ebuu9 peS v@abenSlplsulus" leieu.
Sle beosnteten, m,e OaS 6unbh 3lben
ip.lter ertlirt, Dab meu beutidDe, iriif)e O.,
polnil6e, uugarllde uuo iiolieuiide 9atloz
Nulgsbrau6e, ole pon HedtSwegsu ienleits
oes atlantiidlen SSeans ;uriid9eIailea. uers
rem iollteu, bier su Saune Rahren aao pfc
gen MOLE. 9les tonne nidlt geouloet per-
pen, uHo feline Srem6en ipuroeu funiti9hln
bler luilliommsn ieiu, o,e nidt 98ilenS
lcieu, Dem neueU Sdierlanoe Imerlta ano
beneu GebriudIen aIleiu su bulol3en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-06
@ertG)tSperbanoIun9en.

Bai ieuseri d. t.-(Sor Den 8it'
tern 2inoiap, Goparb5 unO @aus.l gu
SeitGmentsucuitrederu eruaunt - Dtarp Z.
@unnin9ham I'M 8aae bonn @m. Cunning.
ham. gu RutlaBuerwulteru einseieet-
Diarp u. burlington i'm 6aus Don Sumes
8. ssasusr. gtu4Iabuerl.i6uifi. einse.
Eeidt III BEN Siueu bon gSm. S. Sinussau
uuo Sp. Srid. Sormunbidaftsberihte ge.
uehmlgt i'll ben 6daen pom 9SiIhslm Sans
uuo oenriette @aEs. Yerpnltun9s sberibte
aeusbmlst in ben Sa[lsu pom SEQ. Jtotb,
Seulamin 9S. ip.rrlha, Dtaria &. 9Ople
uno SObn 99. Ban. Ssrfauie ratiiiiirt I'M
6aae uou gmilp {. Sarpcr.
Criminal ls@eri DIT. - (Sor Rifter
6arlau.) 8egen 9iebitabls - Sobu Ra.
lone sipei Sabre 3ud)tbaus, SGRes gS. 2Sil.
Hams orei Nouate SIabtgefangniB-
Suuoespiltriftsseriht. = (Sor
9fid)ter Rorris.) gSu. y. OicSuir. II. u.
piber 6. =. g8ilioa, SsrIsuuIouusstlaas,
Gbs.wisien. =.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-06
Noh eiit Spnhm oro.

9ariiipn, Soaho. 8. 9aruar.-@iue
piitbenbe Soltsmeuse brans s.fteru in oas
StaOt6eianantb eiu, iiberwaltigte Die NUs
ftaltsbeamten nuo iflsppte ben Nioroer 81.
bert Roberts aus ieiuer 3cus. Man bra9te
Sas in SoSesansit on alien Glieoern iitz
ternoe Spier uadl elmer geseuiiter liegenoeu
Sdlueieemlble, no man es on elGtm Guer=
bn.ten auifniipfte.
S,oberts bate por ipen,sen Sageu 8. u.
Sutberlauo, mt pel4em er aus gsringfiigi=
aem anlalie in einen 8ortued3lel eeratheu
mar, our9 msbrere IspOlueri4aiie sstostet.