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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-26

warn Us of the approach of the enemy.
! Morning dawned misty and white,
and SO dense that we could only see a
| foot or two in front of rs; one of these
| chill dense fogs which come sometimes
] Of an early morning in the China seas,
and betoken change of wind. At the
/ present time the old breeze which had
carried US along had left us, and we
were row submerged in that fog with
hanging sails, and rolling about in a
| dead calm.
There were twenty-eight of US al
together. counting the captain and
| mates, and every mothers son was on
deck fully armed, and frightened almost
to breathe as we listened, with our
heads stretched forward. for the SQUAD
we dreaded-the splashing of oars, each
man praying for wind to come or the
| white curtain to lift, so that we might
know the best or the worst, for it was
horrible to have 10 wait ii that uncer-
tainty and suspense.
We should be able, perhaps, to hear
them If they came on in force, for never
yet was there boat filed with rowers
but had some careless strokes in it; bpt
that would not help us much, for almost
with the sound they would be swarm
ing over the sides before we could see
them, while the unmistakable crealiing
of our yards and chains would have
guided them to us.
At last, after long spell of ANXIOUS
waiting, the dreaded sound came and
from different directions-the soft hiss
ing of water pushed aside by swift and
vigorous strokes. and then the pirates
were upon rs in hundreds while. we
were desperately fighting for our lives.
had glimpSes of the yellow-faced de-
mons with their shaven heads and their
pigtails plated and twined round in
black coils. as they burst from the
mist, all but naked, and hacked at us
with their long, sharp knives while
their snaky dark eyes CLEANED with a
sinister glitter. A silent host of re-
morseless murderers. they went about
their fell work like specters, while our
side shouted and shrieked as they took
or gave the quietus.
1t was rapid but furious struggle of
ferocity and numbers, against British
courage but without method, therefore
as might have been anticipated num-
bers carried the day-if we had only
been able 70 have sent shot or two
amongst them before they landed, we
might have kept them at bay. and yet
when | had seen the leader l had not
even that consolation
l was wrestling with 4 slippery and
naked savage, after emptying my re-
volver into the crowd, when all at once
l saw a gigantic figure in full armor
of chain and plate loom up through the
mist as he hewed his way along the
deck, and for one fatal Instant paused,
SO fascinated at the apparitiou of fully
seven feet of grim and silent ferocity
towering above the hordes, with a
grOtesque visor of bronze covering the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-26

BEAUTIFUL FEET.

Walk abroad in the crowded street.
Watch if you will. for beautiful feet
Where the sweeping length Of the trailing dres:
The pavement hugs In fond caress-
Look at the feet that in and out
: Peep from the dress as they Wall, about;
Feet that uphold weight OF care;
The feet OF beauty and pride are there;
But most beautiful feet are those that go
On deeds of charity, to and fro.
Look at the fsultless feet, and small,
Spurning the touch of this earth at all;
Light as the spring Of young razelle,
Walking proudly and walking well
Feet of manhood and feet of youth,
Treading firmly the paths Of truth;
Feet OF dear oneS-so very dear
That their fall is music unto the ear.
These are the beautiful feet that go
On deeds Of charity, TO and fro.
Not the feet that in crowded halls
Glide the waltz whore the music calls;
Not the feet that in naughty pride
Turn from the poor OF earth aside.
Small and supple may be these feet,
Closely fitted, and trim and neat,
Something lack they OF beauty still,
Something that this alone can fill;
Beautiful feet are those which go
On deeds of charity, TO and fro
e. Norman GunniSor. in the n. Y. Clipper
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-26
No Wonder He Swore.

Mrs Fussy--Dearl dear, ] wonder
what makes the parrot swear 50?
Mr. Pussy (who has his own views
on Ike subjcctl-I suppose he has
picked mp the remarks that the neigh
bors make about him.-Tcxas Siftings.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-26
Would reei More Comfortable.

Cobble-I see tina: Kittley9orth has
gone into business for himself
Stone-Yes. And he is coming
around to live in the same house with
me
Cobble-What's he going 30 do tina.
for?
Stoue-He SAYS he wants 20 Re near
some one who draws regular salary.
--Judge.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-26
Neat 1iouse!tceninc.

Neat Housskeeper-Have you busted
this perior?
Domcstic-Yes, mum.
Neat HOusckecpcr-Wel it doesn't
look so. Dust IL again. and breathe
hard while you're doing it-h. y.
Weekly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-26
>casonaaic Advice.

During 4 thunderstorm always put
your milk in a smaller refrigerator. so
that it will have no room 10 turn
Life.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-26
Copyright, 1893, BY
the Author.)
Hunt HuS6ET.

E were not do
ing quite legit-
imat e ira d g
ourselves on
t b a t in a
cruise, there
fore we had to
sail carefully
a n d k e ep a
keen lookout
for STRANGERS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-26

Time Out. Of Mind-Deljriouz III
te-valS-TrU.h
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22
STEIN WAY
The Standard Pianos Of the World !
The Largest Establishment in Existence.
WareroOms: Steinway Hall, New York.
ELECTED TRUSTEES or A NEW CHrRcH.

At well-attendcd business meeting Of the con-
grcgation OF the new Presbyterian Church Of the
Covenant Nos 306 to $40 East Forty-sccond-st..
the Rev George s. Webster pastor last evening.
Daniel H. Wiesner. William Douglas Moore j..
Cleveland Cady. Alfred II. Kimball. Albert r.
Ledoux and Daniel j. Holden unanimously
elected as the first Board Of Trustees The new
Church OF the Covenant started
a chapel OF the old Church Of the Covenant, In
1906 In 1869 Il large and handsome ed6ce was
erected. Nearly four years ago Mr. Webster was
installed as associate pastor OF the Church of the
Covenant. to have especial charge OF the chapel
When II was decided to consolidate the Church OF
the Covenant with the Brick Presbyterian Church
It was also determined that the chapel should
assume the name Of It's parent church, It's ex-
lenses be guaranteed by the consolidated church.
The new church was organized with 2C6 MEM
bors.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22
LAST TWO DAYS
DRESS PATTERN SALE

BUYERS of holiday presents will
find excellent values to-day and
tomorrow in Dress Patterns for
Christmas Gifts.
The balance of stOck-scvcral
hundred choice patterns, $3.50,
$500 and $3.50, per full dress
lengths.
All wool PIaids and Stripes, %
cents per yard, until the end of
the week.
Further reductions i'm very rich
Novelty Dress Goods.
Handsome Robes, in boxes, at
half importing prices.
JAMES McCREERY & Co.,
Broadway and nth st.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22
HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
New.England Society annual dinner. sherry's,

New-England Society annual dinner. sherrys' "'oo
p.
De Lacy Walcott suit Supreme Court
State Board Charities. Fifth Avenue Hotel ~ a. m
Metropolitan Association Of Cycling Clubs Columbia.
$50 p m
Lecture by William Hamilton Gibson. Hartmann Hall,
8:i5 p. m.
Board Of Estimate and Apportionment City Hail.
Grammar School No. g. Boys Department. christmas
racket" 1s3O p.
Brooklyn Latin School Alumni dinner Hotel Regent
p.
W. s. Logan's address before Manhattan Liberal Club
8 p m.
De La Sale Institute Christmas reception. No. 107
West Fifty-cighth-st.. p
Berkeley School closing exercises, No. 20 West
Forty-f -fourth-st
Academy Pathological Science No. lac West Fifty
scventh-st.. p.
Rugby Academy Christmas reception Ninety-thrd-st
and Central Park West. p. m.
The Wisher's address before Fulton-st.
MONDAY prayer meeting.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22

DyERrIsEMENTs AND synSCIIpTIoNS, FOB FOR
cnIvEp Al THE UPTOWN OFFICE, 70. l242 BsSss.
way, % door north Of Tbrtynrstst; and ADvER:
hsh&ays cor TTsntyslisSd.s 1SS 1S SS1s:ys! SS,
corner Forty seyenthst; 1929 Thrd.ays near SixeZ:
arstst 70s Frstave 100 West second ,ss s lvs
FSSrseenh.ss 257 West Forty So Th,,dtvss
y38 Third.ave. 2051 Thlrd-aye., bee One-huooSeo'
saScswsush and oneHunarsd. ana. .shisIssntA 81
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22

JOINT DEBATE ON FREE SILVER COIN.
AGE.-This debate has been conducted fo1
over two months I'm successive Issues OF
The Weekly Tribune between VIM. NJ. Stew.
art, u. y. Senator, for free silver on the basis
of 1 to 10, and Roswell q. HOrr against. Now
republished in pamphlet form. rs pages. "a
cents 4
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22
NATIONAL GUARD SOLDIERS At TIE EXHIBIT.

The Worlds Fair exhibit now being held AT
the Grand Central Palace largely attended
last night In honor of the National Guard OF New
York represented by the eth. Sth sth. 18th. 18TH.
22d 69th and Sith regiments. Novelties in the
Cairo Theatre the East Indian Village and the
Javanese garden were shown, ana hne muslcdi
programme was given by lnnes's banc-
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22

OPEN-AIR sPORTs.-The Tribune's book.
the best American Boys Own Book ever
printed. Large octave, over 500 pages OF
great value also TO adults. The topics are
nrcheryt horseback ridingj all games OF
ball, rifle and shOtgunt sailingt boat ana
yacht buildings swimming, skating, btcy"
cling, and in fact the whole range Of lauds
able open-air sports. A few copies enlys
Price Y1.25 each.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22

Christmas Solloquies: Husband-What In thunder
shall give to Nell? / have II! I'll give her a
set of cups with handles Those cups without
handles have burnt my fingers long enough
Wife-Dear. dear what can ! give Henry? Let
me see--oh yes, I'd like to read Vanity Fair
again. I'll get him q set Of Thackeray.-(Bosto
Transcript.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22

TRUE STORIES OF THE WAR FOR rHH
UNION.-A new collection april, 1899 Of
stories written by actual participa nts.
Thrilling, pathetic and true. IS cents .
copy.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22

NEW NAvY.-The Tribune's pamphlet has
grent popular value. All tho new warshtpa
described, with number of guns, dimen-
stons, etc. This number also contains the
Chilian complication. 25 cents copy.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22

MH.LIONAIREs-A complete list Of the -
L4S milliOnaires of the United States, and
how they made their money. Only list ever
com piled. Valuable to students, ecOnOmists
and promoters of new enterprises. 20 cents
n COPY. In flexible cloth, 81.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22

"OUR CHAUNCEY."-A new edition, with n.
Iustrated covers, In paper. Any regular
subscriber to The Tribune can get IL for 10
cents. A delicious piece of fun, written By
Isnac II. Bromley for the Yale alumni. Pro-
fusely illustrated by Beard and Gibson.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22

WAR sTORIEs.-Over forty tales Of the
Civil War; by Union Soldiers. Inspirin q, q hrills
ing and pathetic. Most of them written foR
Tribune cash prizes. % cents.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22

TRUSTs-Arguments I'm their favor by >. q
r. Dodd, solicitor of the Standard OIL Com.
pnuy. and argument against by Il. w. Pow.
Derby, Grand Master Workman of the * ig hts
Of Labor. cents.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22

VILLAGE IMPROvEMENT.-Two charming
articles by ID. G. NOrthrop. the prime mover
in this work. New-YOrk City men who want
10 help beautffy their native towns in the
country should read this. cents . COPY.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22

ALMANAC, Is93.-Third Edition. revived to
the hrst of April. A really splendid number.
First of the great Almnnncs the market.
800 pRGeA Now ready. Facts about the
Worlds Fair. 25 cents copy.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22
TRIBUNE ALMANAC. Iso3.-In cloth, 81.

BIG IsSUEs.-The hest of Roswell q. HorP's
articles in The Weekly Tribune ON the Tar.
IN, Finance and silver. An education IN Il.
self. 20 cents.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22

FAIR.-The only guide in existence which
discusses the pictures and buildings OF the
kair. illustrated. 70 cents.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22
TRIBUNE EXTRAS.

INTERNATIONAL YACHT RACES.-The stoPH
of each of the races Of past years, we'll tol1
and prOfusely illustrated. 26 cents.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22

MILLIONAIRES.-The Tribune's list, hand
somely bound In flexible cloth. u.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22

A-A-Prepare for winter. Have your win
doye nved with Roebucks Strips. VIII exclude
All drafts and reduce your coal bills. :. Roebuck. l-
Futon-st. Telephone Cortlandt 10
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22

Accountable Holiday Gifts.-Dress shirts. hand
kercbiefs neckwcar gloves mulers suspn1ers cardigl
jorkcts &c. j. w Johnston 319 SiNthaNe.. aDO'
33d.st. also ia and JIG Nassau'st.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22
UNDREssED DOLLS.


All as Adrertsed desired
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22

Milhaus Calisaya: Reliable tonic. appetizer
and anti -naarial $3.50 for six bottles Shuh the VII
limitations. 1888 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22

Browns Camphorated Saponaceous Dentiirio
N the best tooth powder the world for preserving u
teeth. Refreshing and delicious - cents jar
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22
Announcements.
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. D.

Announcement
HENRY A. DANIELS NJ D.;
90 WEST s9TH.ST.
system, Genito-U urinary Olghh"
,mpotency and Steriity. Hours. TO !. 10 3
E. e. w. LEOTA, L. q W.
FULL DRESS COLLAR
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22
ON MAIN FLOOR,
FOR HOLIDAY SPECIALIZE

and Fancy Goods OF all knds-Jewery. Fans. Clocks.
opera Glasses. Leather Goods. Perfumery and thou
sands Of articles suitable for eifts-prces that
na,y explain the popularity OF Hearn's great stores
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22

pic; b'htic-
ulvn,l@idles,
louthr. the
Athlete or
Invalid. A
com pleto
gy gymnsslum.
rakesupbut
u IA. square
floor room
new Scirll.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-22
ON THIRD FLOOR
Great Offering Of Dolls
At HALF VALUE
DRESSED DOLLS.

imported for a bankrupt California firm
, 1893-09-30

I'm StelIun0lu1enben BET Scr gegen=
tpGrt}gen 9totbIa9e baS Grlan9en bon 8e:
i6dftigung 5u erlcicbtern, nimmt oo&
2(benbbIatt Der SQinoiS StaatssettunQ
Steuen9eiu3e unentgeltlt6 auf.,
, 1893-09-30
Buffalo Bills Wtl6 Weft.

gur mod bier @o3en, oann miro Gbtz
cago rm cine Der tntereilanteften un6 boil
fommeniten S9auiteIungen, Die ic bier
iparen, Grmer fem. Sol. GobD bat be-
i6loiien, baB fir i'm Sic Saiion nit Ser
Acknowledging am 81. Oftober ibren
GbibluB ftnben fol-, glei6gitGttg, Oh bic
gSeItausiteGung nab ienem Datum no6
g~e0ffnet ictn miro ober niCbt. 0as Yuz
blifum idbeint f;cb NIT bieiem @ebanfen
aub pertraut gemac6t 3u baben, benn ber
auSnabmspeiie itarfe 8eiu6 tpGbrenO Der
leBtcn 8oben benefit, OaB man Die 3eit
benubt, nm nob lootel tpie mO9licb BON Der
tntereiianten S6aultcIung 3u ieben. l1nb
bieS be5ieDt ft9 feinestpegS MIR auf Die
Srem6en. Die vgSilb @eit Sbotp" lit
eben 10 manntgfalttg, baB ielbit Gbtca9oer,
Die i6on tper tpeiB pte oft Oaiparcn, INNER
nob pieOcr binge6el1 un0 INNER no9
tpie0er ettpaS Scenes ieben. 9febmen mir
3. 9. 0ieienigen, 6te bic S6auiteuung in
Der eriten 6GGfte beiubten. Stir bieie 2el1te
mar ipater Sic erit i'm Quguit Gin3ugefilgte
QSieoergabe Bet S3labt am v9tttle SIG
6orn &iDer", ober aub Suffers Salt
Gbarge" genon1t, aler6in9S etipaS gteueS,
unb bieler She'll ouein mar ben GtntrittSz
preiS tpertb.
QSenn eS nun alcb beoalernstDertb lit,
baB mir etne ebenio belebrenoe, tpte tn1
tereiiante S9ouiteQung perlteren lolIen, 10
lit eS anbererletts ben ltnternebmern 81
9%0nnen, baB iie nab BEN 9ebabten 9tn7
ft~rengungcn auf ibren wo9lDerotenten &orz
beeren alsruben.
, 1893-09-30
S9mere QnfIa9en
GrReben Ole 6eibmifer Stillwea ee9er cine
gauge Reibe pon perfonen.

S6pere Nnfla9en entbGlt cine i'm Suz
pertorgert1t beute 8ormittag anbGnqia ae>
mabte&la9e auf $25, OOS6abeneriob. Sic
&IGgerinnen itnb 9ucD uno Safe Stiupeu,
Die Sertld9ten ltno g. 6. 9tanlome, oe11en
Satin @orrte, beren S9ipeiter Mtouie
9ennts, Srau 6. 8romn uno Or. s..
Srant &eps. Die &ldgerinnen perlangen
@ntlbdot9urg flr Sic ongebltcbe Sc6Goi7
gut9 tbreS Jtufes uno %bebaupten, DaB stpiz
1cbet Den 1dmmtltcben 8erflagten cine Ser
ibtporung beitanben babe, nm an WeoQie
Dennis cine berbrecberiicbe Operation al
pol5teben. oils Der NrSt, ber Sic Opera
tion pol5o9en baben ioI, pir6 Gr. 6ranf
&epS be5ei6net. Die &lagc mar bereits
Dor GINGER Belt anbGngig geutadbt iporben,
0er Nnpolt bet &ldgertnneu, 9. s.. Scribe
ION bate itcb aber geipetgert, ir9enb mel9e
GtndelDetten llber Die &lage befannt S1 gez
ben. 9te @rtlGrung fit Die &lage pa
ipGter ettgeretdbt tpor6en, mar aber auf 9ez
betmniBpoue gSeiie aus BEN often ber>
i6nunben, ipGter tpuroe lie aber pie6erge>
fun0en.
2l&cD u16 &ate Stinpeu Iagen unter Gi6
aus, oaB tie I'M lebten 6erbIt in $3.50 Sn=
Diana Npe. Elm Soitbaus fii9rten. Sic
tpurben bon Ben Gertlagten peranIaBt,
tbnet fir cine 3eitlang ein i3immer gu perz
mtetben, in tpel1eS WtoQte Oennis einsog.
SSn Der ytabt pom 20. Oftober 1892 1ouet
bdit Die Gerflagten in bieiem 3tmmer an
Ufoute 9enniS cine berbre3criiche Spera=
tion pDu5ogen baben.
Die &ld9ertnnen bcbaupten f~erner, 6aB
Die Gerfld9ten nacb Der Separation 8ett8eug
unb anbere @e9enitdn0e i'm @ertbe BON
500 aus Dem 3tmmer ibaffen lieBen, obne
ite, Die &lGgerinnen bafiir su entl9dbigen.
9ie Sri. Stiumeu erfldren petter, baB
bic mitternGbtige Separation in Ser gtacbz
baridbatt rltcbbar tpurbe, unb Tie glaubelt,
DaB tbr &uf babur9 lit, baB cine ioIcbe
Operation in ibrem 6auie bor9enommen
tporoen mar. Sic 9lauben, baB $25, 900
ni6t 5lbtel icien, UNI lte fir bteS6G6igung
tbreS 9uten EufeS ibabloS gu balten.
Die @ei3piiter Sttlpeu itub felt GINGER
3ett aus benz Sauie $50. 1850 Sn6ianaz
Noenue fort9e5ogen. Or. Sens fteute Sic
8an5e &lage ais einen GrpreiiungSperiucb
bin; bo6 fonnte ct es l1icbt in 9lbrebe itelz
len, Die @tn5eInbeiten Ser &lage 31 tennen.
GorauSitbtli6 miro Der SAT- erIt nab
Der &i6tertpabl int Nobember sur Ser
b%anoIung fommen. Die @%erbanolung mar
uripritn9li6 auf benz Calender 0eS inspiz
idben neritorbenen &t6ters &ete4e a19e7
fekt.
, 1893-09-30
Sur 8eferun9 Ser IlothIo9e.
Der Seridt oes Rilfcomites uno oie Notb=
wenoi9feit peiterer 6iIfe.

0aS Grecuttb> ul16 Sinanscomttes fir
Bic 2tb6tlfe OeS gfot6tanoeS unb Bic 8ez
16attl8ung Der NrbettSlolen bat nacblte6enz
ben 8crt6t crloiien:
On ben Wfapor uno bic 8ir9er bon g6tz
cago.
vg8tr ptni6en iiber 6et Sufr~ie6en1tenenz
ben 6ortga19 oeS 6tlfSperfes gu bericbten
ufD ert1tltb an Elm prDmpteS un0 liberaleS
Gnt9e9er1font1ten aller 8iirger @6icago'S
CUR NusftbrNng bellelben gu appeltren.
Scr 8eriub, BEN 6ilfSbe6irftigen 0tr6eit
5I beri6affen, 1T 9emobt mor0en, unb 6te
gtotbwcrloigfett oafiir erpeiit itcb iebt ais
ortngenOer ais eS a~nfang5 eribien. 8on
btelen Saulcnoen, Die iid6 I'm 2trbeit su
ST. pro Sag bctparben, itn6 bon uniern
Wtltbltrgern llber 1000, mciitens 6Gupter
BON o~urcbic9ntttli9 flint Berionen itarfen
Santtltet, auSgeDGblt tpproen. 0a0urcb
lit fit itber 10000 8erionen 6ilfe geicbafz
fen nor6en.
@8 lit ebrltcbe u16 treue 9(rbett g~eIiefert
tporoen, unO Die StroBen uno @aIien Der
Staot ltn6 in beiicren 3uitano gclebt nor
Den. Die StaOt bat 10 Diele 2eute angez
1tellt, ais tRr 6on6S fir iol9e s3tpefe our
8erfitgung ~fteIeu. SIR @omite lit i'm
Stanoe geiDeien, fir itber 400 2eute 8e5
16dttt8utg bet Den Observation-Disclosures
81 perld9affen, BON oenen iiber flint Secbltel
bet Der Nrbcit 9cblicben ieien. 400 DDer
800 Seute ittO su regulGren 20bnen fir
Observation-Disclosures beidbGftigt moroen
lno oaS @on1ite bpfft, aub mach oteier
9tt1tung bin balb 9r0Bere Grfolge perz
5etchncn 81 t01ncn.
S0pf1 nnnpu1pf,1o1 9In{,o0 ,,o,L 0I4Ho;+
entiprecbenO, baben mebrere groBe Qlrbett>
9eber 6aDlrelcbe Qrbettcr etngeiteIIt, obne
SeoGrt tllr oielel6en 3u BADEN, NIT UNI ben
8eoirfttgen Qtrbeit gu geben."
getter beiagt Der Scrt6t, 6aB 6as Gomtte
Der Nnitcbt lei, 0aB bic StroBenz un0 @oIz
neutrality-suspicious. fortseleBt weroen
%1olttert, 5unldl Dteielbcn aucb 1pirflicb prafz
ttlcbe Jteiultate aufpetien. TrDbbem
emptteblt Der 8ertdbt Bic 5eitmeilige GUS
pentton Der 2lr6ctte1l, bis baS Gomtte nil
Ten miro, tpo6cr oaS @slo sur Q(usfibrung
Der erprobten 9lGne genommen perben
lou. SIR ben algenblidlicben 8eoarf itnb
$500, 900 n0tbtg.
Nue etn9ebe1ben @el6er ioQen Bel benz
ScbaBmet1ter 8Dron g. Smttb oeponirt
lIl1o nur na6 gcbOri8cr Gequiiition aaSgez
5ablt tpcr0en.
SltbcontIteS Ioucn erltatnt tper6en, p6er
mo perettS e%rnannt, I'M einen 9riin6ltcben
gS9noaS" mach @elomitteIn in alien Sc
lcDaffS3pe!9cn gu macben. SreimtQtge
Seltro9e ltlo natitrltcb iebr ertpitnlbt.
unter5etcbnet lit Der 8ericbt BON 6arro
y. Seltrto9e, 8OritBer, 8Dron 8. Smitb,
ScbaBn1etter, $. g. Sail, SefretGr, 8. s.
page =. ., 9amiu, Otto goung, Jfobt.
Stnoblom, $. $. Gobliaat, s. g. Goofc,
9elrQ Ste8el, 3. g. 9olbroof, S. Som
GetSoer9sr, 9. &. @roB, S. st. g. San
@leapc, g8, g. 9tcn6.
, 1893-09-30

Kleine Nahrtdten.

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6urCb, baB iie spet perOdcbtig auSiebenbc
@eieIcn, @eorge @bile unb Mficbael
9pper ober Sobn Brain, III 6oft nabm,
Elm Gomplott i'm &leinen eritidt babcn, 6aS
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teulen's Sidet7Office, @de 2o1auez unb
&tn5tcitr., gum 3ne6 bate. SIM 8eitbe
Der @e10ngenen f0n6 man alle erbenfliden
Gtnbrccber> un6 Spren9un9Stpert3euge.
= 9aS ltd6ttidbe Sinanscomite bat gez
tern etlen 8ei9IuB an9enommen, pOnacb
Der Staotratb iicb in 3ufunft ntcbt mebr
NIT Den Nn1prll6en lolbers 8erionen, bic
burcb icblcc6te Seitentpege 8erlebun9en err
~lttten, befailen wirb. 9ic 3abl berartigcr
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0n8iti8enoer Betle Dermebrt. Wer tiinIz
Zig oerarttge 0erleBungen %oaDontrGgt, mug
1t6 an Die 0eribte penoen.
= Die SurD, ipeGcbe 6as S6iflol 6es
S%talienerS @tooanni Golontco at ente
i9etben bate, fonnte ii6 ni1t etnigen un6
muBte geitern 9tocbmittag nab %5manStgz
~1tltnotger 8eratbung entlaiien tperben.
Dem 8ernebmen nacb iparen eff @eid6poz
e n filr 6rctiprcbung. @S id6eil1t, boB
@olonico in Jtotbpebr Danbelte, u1o ette
herirrte &ugel feinen 2anbsmann 9acauo
trat, Der ibn alerbingS nicbt ange9riffen
bate.
= Sar1eS 8ee6an, ser am 9onnerltag
ytabmttta8 bon Dem befannten 8erbrec6er
Wtc@r1t6 Dcrtpunoet tpurbe, mdbreno Ste
0ratb balo oarauf bon etncm YDli3titen
Die Sp6esmunbe empfing, 1tarb beute Wtor>
gen nm 5 l1br i'm Gpuntpbo1pital. Wtc>
@ratb'S &ugel bate ietncn S6G0el 3er>
1bmcttert un0 mar Damn in'S @ebtrn gez
orun9en. Ser Sob bieler 8eiben bat unter
Dem a%nitdn0igen She'll Der Wfeni9bett feline
Sltfe btn~terlalcn.
= 9aS Gomite 6eS GountDrat6S fit ben
offe1tltc6en 9tenit beib6ftigte iidb 9eitern
nit ben Observation-Disclosures. Gont. Q(len
e%rflGrte, oaB ieOer e~in5elne Qiie1ior, welcber
ote 9tt6tt8fett ietner @ini6dBungen be-
15tp0re, einen Wteineio begebe. 9iele auer>
Dtn9S lGngtt b%cfannte Sbatladbe crbdrtete
I0err 9tQan burcb pe~rld6icoene 8eiipiele aus
ben porgclegten Steuerliiten, aus benen er>
it6tlicb mar, baB in monben SGuen @rlnDz
1tlde nt5t gum 10. Sbeit 6e5 WettbeS elm
geibdbt murOen. Otacb LANCER 9ebatte
purbe Elm 8ei6luB gefoBt, pelcber i'm
GrunDe 9enommen allies betm Qlten IGBt.
= Die folgen6en Observation-Disclosures
puroen crptrtt: SObn 8uiie, 3lpetit0figc
Stats, $50. 1861 g8, Is. StraBe, $4,000;
NtarD WfeanD, breiIt0figer Store uub
Stats, $50. 2118 Stateitr., $4,000; SEQ.
8enion, 5weiit0di8e Stats, go. 1904
9eTin9tonitr., $500; 6. SetB, 5tpeiit0di9er
Store urO Stats, $50. 2092-2O94 Qtrdbcr
lpe., $4,000; 2lu9. @amafe, bretit0dige
Stats, $40. 800 9arru6eeitr., $1,000; SO.
9cB, 6reiit0Gige Stats, SEQ, 1918 Nrmour
NOe., $4,000; So6n 6eilitrom, 3peiit0dtge
Stats, SEQ. 1929 @reenbdD Qtpe., $500;
6cnrD 6einer, 3meiit0fi9e Stats, 50. Str.
nabe Cottage GroDe Npc., $4,000; 6. g.
Sbuman, 3%peiitOfi9eS @obnbaus, $50, 564
8oulcOarO Placc, $1,000.