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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-21
warden's Dismissal Recommended.

HARTFORD, June 2l.-In the senate Sem
ator Root presented a report from the
state prison investigating committee. 1t
recommends the dismissal of Warden
Chamberlain and that the new prison di-
rectors to be appointed be men who will
give to the prison such supervision that
will be remedy for many Of the defects
apparent for several years past.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-21

BosToN, June H.-The Office safe of
Charles p. Walker, who was arrested re-
Gently, charged with forgery, has been
opened by the police inspectors, and
number of blank notes bearing the forged
Endorsements of Henry S. Walker and A.
d. Rogers .were found. 1t is believed that
Walker intended securing S20, 900 or go, 900
on forged paper and then leave the city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-21
The oliver Ames In Distress.

BosToN, June 2l.-Schooner Oliver
Ames of Taunton, Captain Nickerson,
from Boston to Kennebec, to load ice for
Philadelphia, returned to this port, hav-
ing carried away her mainmast head when
off Thacher's island.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-21
Still Missing.

SoMERvILLE, Mass. June 21.-Miss
Grace Allen, the girl who has been miss
ing. has not returned to her home in Olive
square. Neighbors who had seen the re
ports in the evening papers were watching
for her return. but were disappointed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-21
Stole $4,000.

ELLSWORTH, Me, June 1.-THE defalca-
tion of Fred L. Kent, cashier of the First
National bank of Ellsworth, is announced.
The amount is about si9, 900, of which sl0-
900 is covered by his bond. The bank
loses about $4,000
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-21

NORTHAMPTON, Mass, June 2l.-Miss
Abbie Hillman. who drowned her infant
IN river In this city last summer, pleaded
guilty to msnslaughter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-21

Judge Berry. Ethel eloped with Harry
ST. George. aged 10. The Usher girls
father found her after she had been away
from home q week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-21
A Woman Life Convict Pardoned.

AUGUSTA, Me-, June Ex-Governor
Cleves has granted pardon to Hannah
Thorndike, serving life sentence In the
state prison Tor the murder Of Honorah
Sullivan in Rockland in 1878. "a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-21

HARTFORD, June 2l.-Burt Mills, a
colored man about 45 years old was found
dead in n swamp at the foot of Water
street. 1t is supposed he had hemorrhage.
Two weeks ago he was an inmate of the
town house.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-21
The Riddeford strike.

BiDDEFogD, Me-, June 2l.-There Is little
change in the strike situation except that
a few more spihners went TO work yester-
day The Bddeford Fourth Of July cele-
bration has been given up because of the
strike
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-21
Youthful Fiopcrs.

LYNN, Mass, June 2i.-Ethel J. Usher,
rho Is only u years of age, was sent to
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-21
Old Man Killed by a Train.

WORCESTER, Mass, June 2l.-Appolos
Wellington, aged 81 years, was run over
by "A train at the Spencer railroad station
OF the Boston and Albany railroad and
both legs were cut off. He died an hour
later
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-21

MANcuEsTER, VT, June 2i.-The jury
disagreed in the Mcdowell murder case on
the degree of the crime and has been dis
charged
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-21
Sen Capta,n Commits Suicide.

BUcKsPoRT, Me-, June 81. - Arthur
Heagan Of Prospect was found hanging
in his barn, having committed suicide. He
was retired sea captain, about 65 years
of age
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-21
OUR NEW DEPARTURE.

New England
of
customers maket following
small articles,
provided that
xpn si Smith buys goods the amount Of $50 In few months
simply making his regular payment month
OF % Tb: policy we consider many
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-21
FOR THE PARLOR

Suits consisting of DoubeArm Sofa La
dies Rocker Gents Chair Corner Chair Pao Chair Reception
handsome
sign bought SIS Suit only We shall
shall include during this sale e-
Handsome Table Lamp Large Size
Pairs Lace Curtains with Poles complete and Fnnged
Cur maxi who QUIT
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Jl(lnnCr(C6UOdC6e.
Spai9e gSieoerberitelung Der GeiuuSbeit
IND geidllshtlidlcu &iiti9t.it
uittrIit ber
2aSaueidleu DSaItoarms y cbanSIuna.
GrfOIsreit, NO uues 2lnOere feblseidlaosn.

GrfolsreId], NO alIeS 2lnoeTe ieblseldJIager.
Sic 2aSaUeTd1e gietbope uuo fbre Gprsiee.
llHicre Irdporatt bcifsn Or. Ga Saae'be NeimitteI
Guf GrUHo Der &bGtiG1c, bGR mix Ole uripruH9lIde
Tormel UoH osW berubmtel Nrite oltieS yidmeH5 era
hiclteE inter Der @Gr0ntle, oOG faus mir lpdcr Die
@lHfubruH9 ictHer gehdnouu9 uHo icIHer Heis
mItte GH9emee1 itEoeH ollteH Slcs inter lcHer Se'
Sr. &uSaue Gui bic iocc, rcruoie uno 0citIchtlidbc
SeIoeH ourd SeEGEoiuHa pom UiGitodrm aus Sn fgria
reE. inoer er l'h poE oemieIbeH toisenoe SOrtbeie
neripIad:
L. gpsIitatiou Der glttel brett am Sit Der sranf,
belt.
?. %crmcouu9 Der %troOuung uub Gbi6pdhuns
Der gIiltiamtclE Der Nijttcl.
3. 9ase NHrdbsrun1 an be feocutcHocn untcreE
SeffHuHacH Der GutcHmGrtSHerpeI aus Der 2Subcls
idut tuHo oObcT erlcItteTte5 SIHorinaen Su Der ler
ucHTIuip9tsIt MD oer yianc oe5 SebnE5 uHo Jiud'
gratis.
fen obRe Aryt berlelcH.
s. SIR G5,brdud crfOrotrt feline Seranosruns Osr
9iat ooer StbeRSs ohHbelie5.
d. Sic itEo GbiUui uHlhdolih.
z. Ste iIHo lcllt UoR Seocm on Srt uno Stele
etrSuubTeH uHo uITfcH uHHifttloof aul otE Sts eeS
utbeS lHHer3Glb peHlaer, ais elmer hGlbeH StuHoe.
SinidHi9e T6InHer 0crsH 9r0ii 9eitru0dlt, oereH
Nerutn erihoptt oercn Gottlt fumpT 9eporoen oertn
g,benstr, Il ueTloreH IT. fiHoen iIhere uHo bedHoiqe
6cttUHe ourtJ SdS Glc'5 Stllmticl, ben beiten uno
aIIriHIseH 6reuHo, iocIdea Der StlotHoe beiiBt.
Nuid1t meOiIintidler SadrerItanoiser nbsr
pte abSorbircuoe 9raft oes RcftnmS.
Goutcn Gle oas 2Iuiiau9uusspermoae bes 9taits
barns beSpeftln, 10 pcIbtH SIt auflduHe fiHo,n in
Or. 9'o0rHbOuImer5 NIT 8edlt beTtbTiem 2Serf nhtr
oItieu 9eeeHlaHp, lomle IN Den meoljIHilheH .Sets
ihIilien oIclcs SuEoe5 uRo SeuihlGHos, SrGnfIeIbs
uHo SHslaHo5
28as Der eeIuuoe DtenidIcnperitano iagt.
UtuE iudroc eIucH picuiden iur ebenio thoritt ere
HaI.H, ptldner uW eiH Gclpiuur Gm Seln ootr eiHeH
ocbrudcaeH SHeer 81 bClIeH, ariHeeH eiRHthmeH uHo
nldt ole gctl9ErteR gSGltmtel nno SdbeH uHmlitels
bar auf Dem leIorHoeT 2brl GebrauheH polie, ME
2,niCuIseH, Wetter SamsntToHtbelt ooer Sdma3e 81
helen uerutea poic obRe Die Strlle elo IN AH9rlrt
Al uehncH me 2irs puIdl oeu @ebrand pom 3r Va
Sauc's ric9GRtcR uHldGolldbcH "Bolus Remedies"
aeibcbcH Tam.
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taus mnferer seitrtaen =. @oraen. mas aabe.
SdgIihe Tunoid)am.

Seiber geitrigen Nbit mmun q
i'm Seuat febt auBer 3ueifeI, paB pom ges
seuwdrtiaeu Gongreiie feline slbbilie mebr
be;iigIid) Der Silberfra9e Su bofien 1T. 2er
pom 9teiu Dorter Seuotor S0lll gemadDte
Sorihlag. bie BID Gum SSioerruf bes Cher.
muni1eH SilbergeieeeS III @rpdguna 81
siebeu. ipurOe inter elmer 10 gro6eu Mialoriz
tai begraben, baB Die Gsgner oes Silber.
ihwlnOels fir bleie Situug mohl ODER libel
ale 9oifnuns tabren laiien miIien. gr.
treulif) 1T immerbin, oaB unere Ntarplda=
Der Senatoreu @orman unO Glbon aui Der
red)teu Seite ftimmteu.
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QSte
lit Cure Qeber p?

if Der orientallide @ruB, 6a
man welB, baB CUTE @eiunbs
belt nidt Obne cine 9eiunbe
2eber belteben fann. @enn
bic 2eber itarr 1T, finb bic
@ebarme trd9c unb oerliopft,
Die Nabrun9 lIe9t unpcrOaus
lid i'm Ofasen uno pcrsiitet
bu8 SIut; baufises Sopiipcb
folst, Elm 0eIIbl uOu Ofuttisz
teit, Sofinun95lOii9fe,t ul.b
NeruOiitat ocrratb, Uie bas
game Spitem in nnOrOnuns
seratben lit. Simmons'2eber,
9te9ulatOr lit Oas Oiittcl ss'
peIsn, mebr 2euten bic Ses
iunbbeit unb bas Slid mics
ber3u9eben, inbem er ibnen
cine Seiunbe seber CAB, ais irs
eenb elm anOeres auf @rOen
befannte8 Olittel. Gr rpirtt
nit uuBerOrbentlider Rraft
unb @irtiamtsit.
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Giue nebrndieue @rHe auf hprlrr see.

9lQ: erOstn Observation-Disclosures BADEN ibre
Seamtcu anJcmleien, mebrere SiaiteH u0H rUiai .
Sememt" nit iii, gu iibrcH, i'm -Saus Die 9S,le Der
Niaibinc pdbrtHo Der 9ieiie bridt. breis Seht5.
9'roBtre 6laiteH 25 &eHts. Bel alien ApotDsterH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-08

Ger ieit 5wei SS den in 9 II
SranSisco fau:9e Yacific 3 ampfer r@rtp of
Yeflng" aus gjofohamu, oelien AusbIelben
berelts Die eruiteiten SeOrgnllie crrcgte, bat
aeiteru Oas ugolOeue SbOr" gIiidlld) erreitt
g8ie i'll ben siirSlideu 6duea Der rilmbria"
uHo Der uSueuia" mar auh bier elue 9ebrp-
6eue 9Seue Die llrlad)e Der SersDgerung.
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Hpd, u,e euitauid,t M preeu.

Vom Wtt eHIluUIuII WprbeW.
gIs elm alecmtines 5amiien SeilmitteI fiiy Drss
bepiic trdoe yeber, Seritopfuns + 10. ee6raune I'D
faum iemaIs ttpa5 9Hoeres uHo bin ME in Der hers
poreebradien 23IrfnHs eHitdih: ruoroen. Sr delHt
bcEahe cine poafommeHe 2nI iIr ole Rranfbeite1
b,s Diastas une Der Dlrme Su iein.
u) u. 5. RcGlrop, Wacoa, ga.
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93e6du0fund.

Spe3iii6e Seilmlttel iiir ipeSiiiidle 2eiOer.
1. Spc;ifi5d, SnrIuS, bel Sbpdtbt ausiluis
ier Ne1,fIoufcr, 0ideHdmsrSeH uip. SIS Die eiHaelRe
Shad,te; politdnnIoe SuIius nit brsI StattelH,
IeIdcno aui DionOte, so.
= autiuS Jir. II, Iur WaunerInpadle.
GtHe Sdahiel iir siniate ober Irie Sdlle So; brei
St)abfelH ur isDsre uno dnoGuernoe Ncle btt DidH'
nern ubcr ben mitlcreH jabreH, ihpGdeH S,tcH Ilsu
Sl5 fur oIsI DioEatc-
3. er:mblaIeu=3uriuS, bel llrtns, SGiera
uno 8orttb boruieH= =SeihDeroeR. Cine Sdahtel ~,
Slpel Sdad)trlE IS, orei ScladtelH $40.
l. 2taitigcuoer &uriuS, btionocrS 9eel9Het
ais Std1tune tnr BerioHeH, peldt ju btratbeH btabz
iid,tigcH. 9tnt Gtodtel 81, oIti Sha6teIn $40 lir
brci UoHatc.
:. 9IutreiatauraS =SfmrIuS, StropbeIr, ms
reires 93lut uilu GIne Sdlattel So; DrtmoHatlihe
YcbaHbuHe ODER nolsr Surlus SO.
Bud nit 8eusniien uno @ebraudSoHpeIiuu9 sras
It's. Dian idlrcibe an;
q mn ncUnHyY
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SRA anfbc cttcn
l1irrru, pla(t unN DOrltrb gralt.
Sbre 8sbanOluns uuO 9eiluHs u9Hs 9tussn.

Sbre SebanOlunS uno SeiluH9 o9ne 0tageH'
Deoiirniruug.
asru5cttbsn: Ndufigcs urHiyez, gIuiiteben be'
giatt, nm 81 urinlreH. Sdhmcy5 ODER SreHHen telm
yuncE oes lGGiers, yiGdIOpitIu non lrIn, ndtbefHI
IIcs asitebeH, %ergroGeluHg Der Soriteborule nrs
SrIobr'ltc yHerentraHtbeIt.
SIt cHtiteo,Hie pobtbdttae g9irtura futro er3elt,
neil man Die NtlImittel HHmlttel bar
am Sibe ocs Seioens appltiirt,
mo tie iidb pom oroften 9tuter sriueiitn meroeE.
9ScHn Der BoluS In ocn DtGioarm eIn9eIhbu ~, 10
rubt er unmlttcbar am Sl0icRbG5. 9Idlenlicln.
l3aleIludt Orr SelHc uHo jSuBe.
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Ser Ntntide Gorreiponoent,
fd9lidl, luohentlid une Ssnutaas,
Roittr fTiorufF IN fttfr ssuo Hehop Sc,

q. Statue, GiaentbImer ano Rebatfeus,
GIbucfsGde SGItimore=Strase unb Yoi=SfEcesGss.
G3reis bes fdaIdlcu SIaftes, burd, Trda,r In Bal.
ttmore uno in Der 9fodlbdrldait bcioret I2IS GtS;
faeIid,c uno Sounta ass setnS snbe Is Gts. pro
2RoGe,sahbor podentli bic bas SIatt bcioraenbeu
Grd9er.-SaaIid, rSbit Q ouuta aS ms aa be inter
9arioSSorausbeSablune $3.50 pro Sabr, iir fir,rs
Sett I'm SerhdltHts far bic podlentIiGbe Musoabe
mt Sourt99sbiatt, portofrel, NIT abius tir Clubs,
500 pro Sdhr, nan ir9eno einem Srte bts Snlaus
bes, 81 mob europa. Spnutas "a :9lusaa 81
pro Sahr.-Dos bette uHb btIiaite oeutsdie 8Iatt
IN ben Diittes uIo Sloitaofel
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G1ropdtf&e Sa6ef- 2ertdte.
InS ScufShlauo.

Die iddiid)e YoliSci ani Der Gud)e nad
bem banana, ,1rpinoler Irton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-08

Shutttwaarcn tttt pSouens Saoe,,," 1"
9ir. 10, aseli.gerinstOHsSnaB..
(aus.31-D
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Wilan fault Mn ein shlps.

gSieu,7. 6sbruar. - 0ielOungen aus
Supapeit uuo Sel9rao sufol9e fteht @r<SOs
mia 0tilan pom Serbien NIT Dem @raten
Nfltael uou @Iterba;p, Yialoratsberru Der
Soerrlhaften 2auid)ie mo 9Sarrberg, iOwie
SeIiber Der Serrihaiteu Salos uuo poDp
i'm SreBburger uuo SeIi0sSato I'M Neutra'er
@omtat, lpeGen glntauts eiues Dlelem gebo=
riqeu prddtigeu Sdlones III unterhanOiung.
9Sle es helbt, mollen er uuo Srau JtaIalie
tInftis III BEN SeiiIOen bon 2ani4tb frieo.
Iidl ,uiQnluen mobueu.
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germiiates pom brtttfd,en SnfeIretn.

Gin Stelle oss na6 Seribung sroBartt.
ger Setriisereteu sum 9tabtbeile Der p2ibe.
rator Eulibln9 z SocIetD" aus @nglanb per.
l1lpuuoensu, gegenpdrug in Oterlto befHb'
lid)eu 9aoitouianerS Sabes Spencer BAL
four. Der lelueS Yurlameutsfses pcrluitis
erfldrt 1T, murbe in Surnlep Der GlaOito=
uiauer 9biI. Staubope nit 6l99 gegeu 5506
Stimmeu. Die auf Den 2IberuI.llniouliIeu
SSlalam AIeruuOer gtuoiap ileleu, in's lln-
tcrhaus 9e,pdblt.
Die 6egterun9 bat Elm Slaubub iiber bic
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS uer0ffentIlft, meldIeS
ote Snltruttiouen oil ben 6e9ierun9s Cont
nuiidr, CIR GeralD Yortal, enthdlt. GS
mirb bem Gcmmiiidr frslAeitellt, uorldufig
Elm uebereinfommen nit Dem SOuls Wiiuan-
ga ab,ut)lIeBeu, oaiieIbe bari aber obue
9uitimuuug oes auswdrtlscn Gmtes Eidt
III einem bauernben Sertra9e um9emuuOelt
msrOen. Ser algemeine 9ruuOttn Der Sn-
itrutrlouen ldBt .rtenneu, oaB 2oro 8oies
berp i'd nit Der abfdt Der Grri4tuus zines
Broteftorat5 tragt.
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Ser .srobe aIte Raun" bate feline Some
WuIe=Siu" perIeat.


0ouoou, Z. Sebyuar. - Sas Inter,
bauS iette beute Die lauamIerise aoreBpe.
bate iort, ohne OaB ulel 5uterenanles Suhei
;um gorid,ein fam. 2as an Otoutdq
Abeuo pom Sobn gSbarton, Sertreter uon
Nipon, ausebOteue AmeuOemeut, pelfes
Seoauern nariber duBert. baB Die Regte=
ruua feue Sdlritte Sur S0roeruus Der lauO-
wuibi9a1illden 5ntereHeu getrOHeu babe,
murpe nit 272 gegen 252 Summen per.
uorfeu. Glni9e aufre9un9 enttano inl
yaufe oes Cages iiber Oa5 Seri6mlnDeu Der
,Somez 5iule. Bill" @lapltone glaubte
bIeieIbe geltern abeuo in elHer Mappe, III
melner i1 nod auoere, ruldtige 2Otumeute
bsianpen, tm llnterbuuie gelaiieu Su bab.u,
fonute iie inOeiien nidt iluotu, uuo Die
Ntiullter beIurd)teteu, baB iie seitohleu nor
oeu lei. Sf)lieBlidl, nadlbem ldngere Selt
berum9ewirtbitaftet woloen mar, gerletb
man auT peu tlu9eu 9eoauteu, in Der
9Sobnuug oes pgroBeu alien Dianues" on
Der OopnlugilraBe nafiuieheu, uuO bort
faao man rl6ug Die Diappe nit Der Siu III
leluem ]riuatSlmmer. 9ie Wtlnilter babe1
beld)loTeu, sem Geifwdb iii llnterDauie
iber nle a.Dreiie am 6reltaa ourd pie y@lo-
ture" eiu GnOe 81 maUeu, fals Die Gebatte
bis babiu uidt beeuDet lit. DE uSome.
aule. Bill" iOu am nd9feM Dionta9 eluge-
brad)t perpen-
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Rcmiflidere SebanoInns WeibIider
Sfrofliuae

Betersburg, I. Sebruar. - Cine
GpesiaI, @ommiiion bat elnen llfas entlpors
len, melGler Die Iernere Anmenoun9 Der
Yriigelitraie ge9en nadl SibirteH uerbannte
Sranen uerbietet NIB eS unterla9t, ole SuBe
Der 9etter.u auf benz transport nit 6elleIn
su perlebeH.
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Ter RaitamaSfauoaI.

Yarts, I. 6ebruar. - Die Nnfla9es
TANNER bar eutidIteOsu, paB Die Seiuete 9e-
Qeu ben 9eputlrten aiouuier, lople 9egen
Die Senaturen Yeps. Ncuault uuo Sreup
feiue gsrlduideu Sdritte retTertisen.
llnterind)uussrltb 6ranqueolle bate be-
fauntIl6 atnIlasen 9egenIs 9errtn ein9e=
reidt. gle iinO iett aus Der Saft eutlansn
p0rOen.
Die parlamcutariidle llnteriuturgSz Cont
miiiion hat nit Is gegeu Stlmmen ben
&ori1lag rerluorieu. OaB Die 3e9terung
cine lpesleQe @omuliTou abi9Ide. I'M Cor
uelIuS S1er; III pert0reu.
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Gin sics Der Sriten III Sirma.

@alcutta, I. 6ebruar. - Die britt
ic,eu Sruppeu, peIdle se9en Die &afpen=
StGmme fdmpfeu, babeu beoeuteuoe Sors
tbeile iiber oleielben erruuser, tnoem lle Die
b.feitiqteu Stsuuugen Oerielben I'M Slma-
0iltrift eroberten. Die SadgneS uerthelz
bioteu lid) tapier, bod purosn ite enplid)
,uriidQetris5eu. Die Srlten perlOren Slpel
Soote uuo le68 Serluuubete, lpabrenb auf
Selteu Der Sa6pnes "a @tann getOotst
muroeu.
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Gin grotst aus IeaieeIauo.

2Onbon, 6. Sebruar. = Ger pYau
Dtaa. @a5ette" sufo!ge bat Die 6egieruug
Der aolouie yteuleelano benz Soloulallnlul=
fer WarquiS 9tipon elHeu eutldliebtuen
Yroteit 9egeu Die sluneriOu Don i1auaIt al
Die Ser. Staaten iibermttelt. Die Hegle,
runs bat nod tsiue 9nhuOrt ouruuf 5uriid.
neidlldt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-08
9eim SeImd, zines rmifiidhen @eibwaeers in
Sherbpura.

Serlin, I. 6ebruar. - 8ie perlautet,
hat Der bieiise ruiii1e SotidJuiter @raf
Sd)umaIofi Dem SaIie;, loluie oem peutid)eu
aorhaiter i'll Petersburg @eueral g8eroer
Die uertrauljd'e Serildjerung segeben, paB
aus DER uou eluem Sbeil Der rulIiid)en, ME
DER frausDtiheu Yreiie angctiinoigten for,
meaeu Grpiperung oes frausoIlaen Sc
id,maDers in Sronitaot Our1 Gntenouua
ernes rujIiIfeu Seld]maoers nad) @berbuur9
mabrl6elulld 9hdt5 weroeu lurD. Der
@;ar beaDiid)tise wen9itens uid)t, Del Trau.
;oleu eiuen OerarttgeH socialism Su tbuH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-08
Sie SbpIera.

bur9,7. S.bruar. - gu Iltona
fiuO am Sountaq pier ueIe Grtrautun9s=
fQue unO swet SOpeSidle oil Der GbOlsra
porqetonlmeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-08

oftiin1e. e.-VcrfbeiiuHe Der Yreiie.
Saiiet Die @laier erfliRgcH
llHo itoGct iubelno an
Sie iSreuoe la6t ms bsiiRseH,
Sic trdst ms blmulelan.
26cr miro penn beute 9rolleT,
9So aues iterSt uno latf,
lro DEN Sribut mir Souen
Ter bOb'rcn 6aidllEosnlddJt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-08
Retruten im Sample init @snsSarmem.

Sriiiie el, I. Sebrnar. - 9Ine S0aar
9fetruteu itiitele gellern i'll ben StraBen pon
@bcnt eiueu 2luirubr al nno ld)lu9en iehn
YenSparmen in Die 6ludt. TiinISi9 @ens'
Ourmen mahten nanu cine Attade aHt ole
Sralebler, nuo Gin heiBer Samp1 be9ann.
Sic @ensparmen braudlten ibre Sabel, 10
Der 9(ufriibrer ilnO uerpunoet uuo II 9e1allz
aeu qenommen, Der Geit lft entfloben. Sler
Don DEN @euSbarmeu baben SsrleHun9en
erluten. 9le @eiangsnen ruroen eIn9e"
lpsrrt, uno Stritte lnO gethan, I'M clle
gSieoerhcluna oes 9luitrlteS Su permelocn.
= Die yeidcn pou orei Solraten wuroen
bente aus Der Sdeloe geso9en. ytan per-
mutbet, cap ile elnem gtorpe Sum Splsr
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-08-12

the corners OF the truck the tree is
raised, and by means of guy ropes is
kept perpendicular. The truck is now
drawn out of the hole by means of
powerful arrangement of blocks and
pulleys. and when it is on the level
from sixteen to twenty horses pull it
to the spot where the tree is 10 be re-
planted
The roots of the trees are kept wet
until it is in its new birth. After the
truck is removed and the guy ropes
are fastened SO that the tree stands
straight. the work OF filling the hole
begins. This is a delicate lob and is
done by special men. Earth is put in
a little at time, and is packed about
the roots as carefully as If each little
rootlet was the only one on which the
tree depended for substance. 1t takes
about a day for three or four men to
fix up the hole as it has 10 be done.
Water is used constantly and when
the ground is leveled off, salt hay is
spread about to protect the ground
from the sun and TO retain the mojs-
turc. The tree must be watered for
two years after transplanting to IN
sure its living With the best of care,
however only per cent of these
transplanted trees live. But thos /,
that fail to live are replaced, ofcourse,
and success must come eventually.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-08-12

So in Zante most OF the hamlets are
built upon the rich alluyial plain that
forms the eastern part of the island.
Mountains occupy the western part,
and among them no carnage was done.
The city of Zante itself lies upon the
TANKS and at the bottom of the hill OF
Castro, an alluVial formation. II was
along this soft, aIluyial shore, hillside
and plain that the destruction was
wrought
One Of our pictures is particularly
interesting in our view Of these facts.
II shows on the left and in the distance
the limestone hills whore scarcely any
results OF the shock were to be found
II shows also a part OF the alluyial
plain which was SO badly shaken. IL
shows, too, tie village of Bugiato,
which was almost entirely destroyed,
except that portion which creeps a lit
tie way up the hillside; and here, as
elsewhere, the destruction was great
est right al the foot of the hill: that is
70 say, at the junction OF the two
phases of geological formation. All
buildings so situated We're more com
pletely destroyed than structures FAR
Their out ia the plain.
Mr.. Ardaillon says that in the com.
mune OF Naphtion the damage was
much less serious than in other dis
trictg further removed from the earth
quake's point % origin, but this com
mune Is undcrlaid by thick stratum
or limestone, while more distant viii
! lagos which were destroyed were built
upon allnyial soil Upon the slopes of
! S6Opos he saw two buildings 300 feet
Z from one another. both badly con-
structed. One, standing upon lime-
stone, was uninjurcd, while the other,
\ upon bed Of allugium, was in ruins
4 II was due, therefore, tobad build
4 ing ON the one hand and 10 unstable
earth foundations on the other that
I this shock Of moderate force did enor-
nous damage Mr.. Forster says the
earth tremors began on Aug. Is, last
Z year. and between that time and the
I shock Of Jan. 81 tie seismograph yis-
I tered 800 shocks. most Of them too fee.
I bic 10 be observed except b y the re
I cording instrument After the shock
OF Jan, 81 the ground was in state Of
continual vibration for several days
from Feb until Feb. Is the shocks
diminished Ia number and intensity