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Wealthy Men Run a Foot-Race.

Los ANGELES, Feb. 3.-Two wealthy
men, one from New York and one from
Chicago, raced from this city to the Ray
mond Hotel and return this morning for
$1,000 side. The Chicago man won the
first heat to the Raymond, and the New
York man won On the return to West
minister
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The Manager speculated Too

The Manager SpecuIated Too Much.
BUENos AYREs, Feb. 3.-The Banco de
Roma La Plata has suspended pay
ment, in consequence of losses sustained
in gold speculation by the manager of tine
concern. The losses amount to 81 ,OOO,-
OOO
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Frozen to Death.

TOPEKA, Feb. 3.-James Mitchell, wife
and child, were found in their home.
seven miles north from here, frozen to
death.
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BOISE CITY, Feb. 3.-The House bill
appropriating $50, 600 for Idaho's Worlds
Fair exhibit passed the Senate to-day.
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CAUGHT IN A sNowsToRM.

Two Hunters Frozen to Death In
Oregon.
PORTLAND, Feb. sc. A. Hoey, II. S.
Powell and Gus Hanes went hunting on
Santiam River, i'll Linn County, few
days, and were caught in snowstorm.
They wandered about two days before
assistance arrived. Harris was found
dead and Powell so badly frozen that he
died yesterday. Hoey will lose his hands
and feet.
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WILL CONTINUE BUSINESS.
Cook & Langley Tide Over Their Busi-
ness Difficulties.


FRESNO, Feb. 3.-Cook & Langley, ex-
tensive fruit and raisin packers and ship
pers, with houses in different parts of
California, have tided over their financial
troubles and will resume business. In
December a petition was filed by the
Farmers Bank of Fresno, the Kings
River Lumber Company and other
creditors, asking that Cook & Langley be
declared insolvent. Last night the Su-
perior Court of Fresno County dismissed
the petition, on motion of the creditors.
Meinrath Bros. of Kansas City came to a
settlement with Cook 81 Langley, which
enabled the latter firm to resume business
and meet all obligations. 1t is announced
that additional capital has been offered
for increasing the business.
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WHOLE ISLAND DEVASTATED.
Enormous Damage From Earth
quake Shocks at Zante.
MANY PERSONS DRIVEN INSANE
THROUGH FRIGHT.

Prime Minister Giolitti and Ex Pre-
niers Df Rudini and Crispi Impli-
Gated in the Italian Bank Scandals
The Government of Colombia En-
ters Protest Against the Panama
Canal Company Selling Material to
the Panama Railway.
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VIsALIA, Feb. 3.-Sheriff Kay arrested
W. E. Hathaway near Delauo last night,
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SUPPOSED srAGE-RoBBER.

Man Arrested in Tulare County Who
is Wanted at Redding.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-21

Sf2 IS; refined dull and steady; continent Si2 so;
South America SIP rs; compound SO Is. Pork
more active and frmer; old mess $40 GOGei9 2;
Molasses-Foreign nominal; New Orleans open
kettle good TO choice firm with far demand at
S00Ssc. Peanuts firm; fancy handpcked 61sc;
farmers 4n6c. Coffes-ODtions opened steady
and closed steady I0(1l5 points up; April de-
livery l6 7O0I6 80; July delivery l6 4e1l6 45;
Sept mber delivery i6 S0l116 10; December de-
livery IS 05; spot Rio quiet and steady; No.
l7&c. SuRar-Rsw quiet and firm; fair refining
21Rc; ceutrIfuSals go test SS5c; refined firm and
fairy active; No 6 Sl644Ssc; No. 1l6c;
of A 4>494 9-l6; standard A el604S4c; gran,
ulated 916643sc Freights TO Liverpool dull
and steady; cotton, by steam, 3-S2d; grain
nominal by steam, Id.
CHICAGO, March 30-Wheat was weak on &C
count OF more favorable weather. Fine warm
rains in Southern Illinois WAS one Of the reports
to which it succumbed, and the biggest export
trade reported from New YORK In months was
powerless to revive it. May is 14c lower, and
July from 1S65sc off since Saturday afternoon.
Oats were quiet and easy, the principal business
consisting Of exchanging. Corn was steady till
nearly the close, wnen it yielded IN sympathy
with wheat and lett of with aloss for the day of
L4c. Provisions we're f1rmer and higher, al
and nc In ribs.
CHICAGO, March 20. 1000 A. M.-Wheat opened
unchanged at 771sc for May delivery. declined
to 7eI6c and rallied to 16344762Sc. Corn opened
unchanged at 1870 for May delivery, declined
to 1880 and recovered to 4SSzc. Pork opened
716c higher at $l7 80 for May delivery, de-
cl ned to SI7 ~ and advanced TO Sl7 sou.
Lard opened sc higher at Sl2 so Mayor de-
livery.
CHICAGO, March 2o.-Cash quotations were
as follows: Flour dull, foreigners refusing and
reducing tneir bid. Wheat-No. spring 60
13c Corn-No. 2 red 4l1sc. Oats-No- sic.
Mess pork per barrel 81 sO917 s216. Lard
SIP 100l2 IS Short rib sides, loose, $40 Esq
10 271S Dry salted shoulders, boxed, SO 62g6
40 65; short clear Sides boxed, $40 J51l0 60.
Whisky at 81 II.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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NEw YORK. March 20, 500 .. m.-Money on
can easier, ranging from TO per cent. closing
onereo at per cent; prime mercantile paper
90 Per cent Sterling exchange closed firm;
posted rates, 81 66@4 81; commercial bills,
- ooG4 O.. Government bonds strong. South
era state bonds neglected Railroad bonds weak;
Erie seconds sold as low as %.
NEW y ORR, March 20.-The stock market was
exceedingly cratic in its course to-day. The
temper or speculation changed almost hourly,
ana traders found IL most difficult to catch the
turns, for the reason that prices suddenly moved
up When the market looked weakest and vice
versa AT tire opening Sugar and New England
were the features, the former selling up to l04,
and the latter IA TO 211S. a reaction soon set
IN anu there was decline of 1s12, per cent.
Lead, Sugar, Distillery and Cattle Feeding aud
Northern Pacific preferred leading the down
ward movement. The decline was checked by
jump Of points in Manhattan to 1866 u in
General Electric to ia. "a in Sugar to 1895 and
N in Rubber to 6714. Other stocks Improved
"a to IA. Lackawanns and Chicago Gas were
tue most conspicuous In the rally. After 2:l5 D.
m. the bears made another raid, which re- ulted
IN carrying some shares down to the lowest
figures OF the day. The heaviness of Erie seconds
had depressing effect, as despite President
Kings denial that there is anything wrong with
the company's finances, the bonds continued to
be offered freely st steadily declining prices.
Northern Pacific preferred broke to 401l and
Lead to 3916. decline for the day of 25S in each
case. Manhattan receded ~ from the highest
and the remainder OF the list reached anywhere
from y to IA. The market closed weak in tone
Sales OF listed stocks 223,0 900 shares, unlisted
10000.
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New YORK, March Is-Arrived, schr Minnie A
Bonsall. Lodge, Darien.
C.eared-S cnr b Holden, Thompson, Jack
sonville.
Boston, March i5-Arrived, schr Lizzie Bah
cock, Wheaton Charleston.
Sailed--Steemship Laleham lBT J. Beaufort,SC
Baltimore, March 16-Sailed, schr Chas II
Valentine, Brunswick.
Brunswick. Ga, March 1T-Arrived, schrs Ed
ward A True, Mclaughlin, Baltimore; Water
man A Taft, Jr, Mckenzie, New York; Sarah
Potter, FArnum, Providence; Edward Avery,
Hawley, Boston.
Cleared - Bark Altbea [Norl, Tellefsen,
Stettin.
Sailed--Parks Fanny l. Cam [Brl, Rio Janeiro;
Friedrich der Crosse LGerl, Sharpness; Victoria
lGerl Rotterdam.
Bull River, SC, March l5-Seiled, schr Susan
B Ray, Hudson, Baltimore.
Beaufort, NC. March 1S-SaIled, schr Harris q
Morse, Hartman. Bogue Inlet. Fla.
Continued on Third Page.
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New York Market Review
Reported bg Palmer. Riyenbtro DC Co., Su
cessors TO q. 3. Palmer, 1876 ReIde ST., ". Y.

Reported By Palmer. RiUenburo Dc Co., Sue
cessors to q. s.. Palmer, 1876 ReIde St, Ny.
NEW YORK. March 1s.-Oranges, Indian river
SO 0O04 90; other briehts. selected sizes, 81 500
2 IS; straight lines, s. O002 25; russets 81 700
81; mandarins, 81 OO03 co; Strawberries,
25G14Oc; asparagus prime. s. o006 co.; per
dozen buuches, medium, SO 000l so; beets,
SO oO06 90; peas. 81 O0Ql 90; cucumbers,
81 oO@5 co. lettuce Florida, half barrel baskets,
i5c0$I IS; tomatoes, s. OOD6 90.
New YORK, March 20.-Oranges, Indian River,
50 50d40 %; brights. selected. 81 50l2 rs;
straight. 81 O099 rs; russets, 81 C002 25; grape
fruit, 81 0003 60; tanRerines. 81 00024 so;
mandarins, s. OC03 90; straw berries, 4O@5Oc;
beets 81 @501 so; cabbage, Florida, 81 00G12 80;
Savannah. 81 5000 90; eggplant. 81 O0@6 90;
peas, s. O045 90; lettuce, 81 GOAL IS; beans.
So 900 90; tomatoes, 81 0006 90; eggs. 100
1910; duck, 30G035c; geese. 6O0T5c.
PALMER, RIvEsBURG & Co.
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TUESDAY. March 81. 1898.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Schr Fannie Brown. Hardcastle, Richmond
Va, with pyrites to Savannah GuAno Co, vessel
to master.
Steamer Alpha, Strcbhar, Blufrton-C H Med
lock. Agent.
steamer G Barker. Finney. st Helena
Master.
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Women Caps & Jackets

The latest ideas in Capes
comingin every day. Ifthere
is a new fight of fashion
fancy in Paris, Berlin or Lon
don we catch it at the very
start. Perfectly natural for
the latest new style of Hat,
Wrap or Dress to make its
first American bow at Adler's.
Those saucy Matadors aud
Boleros hint of the dark eyed
damsels of Seville or Madrid;
we have them in three colors
and as low in price as 81 90.
SECOND FLOOR.
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
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Steamship City of Augusta, Catherine, New
York-C q Anderson.
Steamship City Of Savannah, Savage, Boston
&C q Anderson.
Scbr Three Sisters, Simpson, Baltimore-Jos
A Roberts & Co.
riss & Co.
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DRY GOODS.

Our early DRESS GOODS SALES are always an in
erestng OCCASION but the giant have taken this
will eclipse all efforts of former years. Everything
that is new, fresh and stylish will be shown in immense
assortments, and start the by asking the least
profit and offering the very best value for your money We
exhibit the very choicest designs in
BMgHs Silk Pant Illuminated DagNls diG@n! Silk and Wool GPns
Illuminated WbpcMi Egsui PntI and all tho Latest Dress Sul
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$ Tipping INT ELLIGENCE.

Sun RISES 49,. 49,. ........................6:0 500
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. -. 9:l6 AM, 9:57 Pm
STANDARD time)
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LEOPOLD ADLER,
LEOPOLD ADLER,
Successor to a. r. ALTMAYER CO.
DUB Bea MILLINERY l. WORK l,

LO'O y ILO! ROOM is a very busy
place Just store has become hab ua record
BREAKER each breaks the record of all predeces
sors There has been evolution and revolution Mil
lnery Department New Thought New Ideas, New Help.
The splendid business resulting from Grand Open
ing proves beyond doubt that going do the bulk
of the Millinery business this Do you some
thing entirely new Something you anybody else
saw Something original for your Easter Bonnet Hat?
then and Mlners. We will surprise you this
season by designing improved qualities, and
above all by exceptionally low pricss.
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CLFARED YFSTFRDAY.

Steamer Ethel. Carroll, Augusta and way
Iandings-W Gibson, Manager.
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ARRIVED UP FROM QUARANTINE YEsTEF
DAY
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

Bark Christine Edela [Norl. Royen. to load for
Europe-Chr q Dahl & Co.
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NEW YORK. March 2O.-Cotton seed oil dull
and weak crude 45c asked; yellow Soc Petro-
leum quiet; refined nominal; crude in barrels,
Parkers' IS S.; bulk s. 05; Washington s. 10;
bulk So 60; refined New York IS 30 Phila-
delphia and Baltimore IS %; bulk SO 500
q IN
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RICE.

NEW YORK. March 2O-Rice fairly active
and firm; domestic fair to extra 306c; Japan
44@5c.
NEW ORLEANS, March 2o.-Rice quiet ordinary
to good 21903$sc.
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NEW York. March 90 $500 p. m.-Rosin dull
and steady; strained common to good 81 400
as Spirits turpentine quiet and steady at
351b@35s4c.
WILMINGTON March 20-Rosin quiet; strained
at CSC. Tar steady al 81 90. Crude turpen-
tine steady; hard 81 90; soft and virgin 81 20.
CHARLESTON, March 20. - Spirits turoentine
dull at &c. Rosin firm at 81 IS for good
strained.
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BALTIMORE, MD. March 20.-Flour steady.
Wheat dull; spot sc; March delivery 73c;
May delivery 416@149Sc; milling by sample
12175c. Corn inactive; spot and March deliv-
cry 47Ac bid April delivery 4S0g4814c; May
delivery 4S34c; white corn by sample 4s15049c;
yellow corn by sample 49c.
CINCINNATI, March 90 Flour steady; fancy
So 1905 IS; FAMILY Sc $500 30. Wheat in fair
demand; No. 2 red sec. Corn steady; No. ,
mixed 43@4316c. Oats firmer; No. mixed S51
s51&c. Pork firm at SiS 25 Lard dull at 81 IS.
Bulk meats quiet at $40 %. Bacon easy at 81 so.
Whisky firm at 81 II.
ST. LOUIS, March 9O-Flour quiet and I'M
changed. Wheat opened weak, and. with slight
exception continued so to the end, closing
heavy at $S4s4c below Saturday; No. red
cash $3.50; April delivery 651sc; May delivery
675Ec Corn weak. closing 1880 off; No. 2
mixed cash 36c; April delivery 311sc; May de-
livery 39160t8914c. Oats dull and weaker;
No. cash 3016c; May delivery 1880. Bagging
and cotton ties unchanged. Whisky 81 II. Pro
visions stronger and higher Pork-StandRrd
mess, old, jobbing Sl8 0001S 25; new SlS 80.
Lard nominal at SIC so. Dry salt meats-LooSe
shoulders 80 %; longs $40 3716; clear ribs
$40 37lS; shorts $40 621S; boxed lots 15c more.
Bacon-Packed shoulders $40 80; longs $ll 12l6
oil IS; ribs S11 I216@l1 IS; shorts 81 90.
Sugar hams $i3 506l4 50.
New ORLEANS. March 20.-Coffee dull; Rio
ordinary TO fair 1s620c, Sugar quiet open
kettle, fully fair to prime 3-l6133sc; COM
mon to good common 2$4G12 3-I6c; centrifu-
gal off white $3.50; choice yellow clarified 4 1-l6
843-l6c; Off yellow clarified 3 l66334c. Molasses
strong; centrifugal choice zoe; prime TO good
prime :34l6c,
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Sailed YESTERDAY.


Steamship Nacoochee. New York.
Schr Three Sisters, Baltimore.
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SILKS.
There can be no question as to who does
the Silk Trade CT Sayannah--AOLER

1876 pieces of India, China and Japanese
Silks, styles only to be seen here, qualities
that usually retail at CSC. and 81 IS. Help
yourself tomorrow at $50. yard.
Plaiu and Figured China Silks, good
quality, all colors, at 49c. yard. There are
a hundred different uses for these.
Real Black Japanese Habutai Silk, rain
proof. spotproof and waterproof, Toe. and
sec. yard.
MAIN FLoOR-LEFT CENTER.
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pentne is essentially unchanged. The demand
Is moderate and late prices the basis of trans
actions At the Board of Trade on the opening
call the market was reported firm at $50 for
regulars, with sales of 100 casks. At the second
call it closed firm at S3c for regulars, with
further sales of 20 casks Rosin-The market
is quiet and steady at former prices. There
was light demand and business was rather of
small proportions. At the Board OF Trade on
the first call the market was posted as firm at
81 IS; F, 81 90; g, 81 2715; II, 81 IS; l, 81 40;
K, So 20; NJ. So so; N. s. IS; window glass,
So 95; water white. "a 10. At the last call it
closed unchanged
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-21

TIA R r.
R. R. for
ford and
q toNsw
baggage
" map Of
'nVills,
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COMMERCIAL.
SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS,

OFFICE MORNING NEWS, I
SAVANNAH. GA. March 20, 1898.
-ox-The market is very quiet and not at
..Ds-,aresting. There is q continued light in
~ and prices developed a weaker feeling and
s.s.'.st.t6c all around. Trading was quite lin
Though offerings are moderate. The total
~ -. 1or the day were 253 bales. On Change
~ opening call, st 10 o'clocka a. m, the mar
va las buuetined dull and unchanged, with
~. Of IS bales At the second call, at l O'Clock
it was dull at decline of 1-lec in all
-. ~. the sales being 1;6 bales. At the third
,sst call, at O'Clock D. m, it closed dun
~ unchanged, with further sales of 50 bales.
=. following are the official closing spot quota
- the Cotton EXCHANGE:
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s,o Is'dndS-The market was quiet and buy
= are quite Indifferent, owing to holders ask
S slo nrices above the limit of their orders
m I-s. sale took place at less than quotations,
-, most factors are asking the full limit
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Continued on 7Aird Page
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-22

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oaS Ill 3ufuuit Streitigfeiten snndleH oeH
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beileer, cine yobuherabIetuug BON pro-
sent ourdsulebeu, ueTaulGBt poroeH.
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braudlteu Seiei6uuug uterrttOrlaleS @e'
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so 0IelIen uou Oe1 SuilenlinIe ent1erHt mn,
anSumenoen III.
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fene 2epeidle melOet, 0aB OaS nit $4,000
YEo Diiuerul0I belaOeue Stiii mNtbeu"
uerbrauut 1T. Der @apitdu 0es SdllneS
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bepilligte 277, 800 2re, aIetd] $4,000, ilir
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ife1lunn III Shirnon
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Sanf epfer oeS Sener0 dm ons.

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Sroot's 9Sobuung all Der GaroeuitraBe ling
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am ysben, Jeoo4 eElnt l!e @ 0ar6 I sInsH
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eiuer Tamilie, gamens 0iiler, uebcn DER
SroOtS ldlen SSObHun9, puroe ebenIallS
eiuQealbert.
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Jl(dnncrlC rlC6udd)e.
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nup gefaIedtlidcu EIfiettit
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auf GruEo Der 2batiGte, bag lvtr bic urpriHalIdac
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FldI,n rueldcr, Um Elm 8titDuT an BetH ooer eIHeH
ae5roheHtn ,ylEeer Su btttH gr5n,Ien eHntbmeH uHo
Hit oI. ostlaHeteH l0Gitmltte nHo SaIbeH uumitels
bar aut bem leiocHbeH lbelI sthrauten nolte, ME
9,risntssn, rpclhtr SamtHtIanibeIt oeer Stmdht ~
brll,r ueruden potc, obHe bic Stele ielb in dHsrH
an ncbmen nj, glCs burd3 ben Stbraub 1r. Ia
GaIcs elcsaHttH uHitdpideH "Bolus Remedies"
atIhtbtu fam.
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Sbeobor Busfas', eineS Witarbeiters bes
meltberiibm;en Gtettrlfers Shomas u. @ot'
ion, 9emelbet.
- Ser aus Samoa Suriidtebreupe euali.
id]e SGriititeller 9tObsrt 2ouiS Steueuion
III uon SnOnep, Iuitralier, uad) Gan Sranz
StScO abgereiit, Don no sr ielue 9ieile iibsr
Nelp.Oorf nad) Gu9lano fOrtieten luitb.
- Die italieuiitc eputirteufammer bat
;ur Seitrettung Der llutOlen iiir Die Gbell=
nabme Stallsu's auf Der Ghice9O'er SSelts
au8feauu9 ben Setra9 bon 277, 500 gire be-
millI1t
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Gren eiten
liitrfH, pla(t unG l)Orfsb Drilt.

Sbr. 8ebanOIuus uuO 6elIuHg obHt Ra9eR'
9isbi;lnIruug.
acnrstider: SduTg,s urinirsH, Quffe6eH b,s
9iadt, nm iu urtHirsH, Sdmeri 0oer BTsHntH bePH
Poii.n bts IBaGeTs 9iafiTOpfcln BON urIu, uudbau
Dies seidsbtH, Ssrsro5sruHs btI gSrftbarue uEb
Sright'ihs yhertntraHtbot.
Die tntitls6tHfc DObtbatise gBttflHs ptre eTiItlb
ucIG man Die ptiImttt,I uHmIttelbGr
ant Cite pe6 4eiOenS apPHIirt,
mo- fl, fit POM srOs,tn gIusen srtOsiien iUtre,u
GeHr Der BoIus IN ben DtahoQTm tIHsciubrt IN, ie
rlbt er uRmltteboI am SlalcahGls. SlaleHpeAI
Gsaieriutt Ser SeiHe uHo Blst.
2se6an0fltng.
Speufii6e 5,iImitt.l fir ipe5ifite geio.r.
4. Gpeiihidber RurIus, bel S9iuddb.s gIHsfGTs
ier S,rIslop,H RideHihmsrI.H Uiip. S5 Die eInscuc
Shatts; Der uouhdnotse Surius NIT oIsI S6atteiH,
reiteub aGi DisHate, $40.
2. 0urfue SIR. II, fur M0uuerfN1adlf.
Sine Sbattl fuT .iriGte oeer irlide Gdne So; sr.t
ShattslH fur ltneIe uHo GHeauerHot Sale bel gtdH'
hber ben mlttIertE SabI.n, itRadtu SeuteH uhV
SIS iir ortl TloHais-
uHo Borff,boruien' BeihDrrheH. Cine Stadltt $4y
lfueI GnddlIen SS. bpet Sbad2tslR SO
4. Rrdftieenoer &uriuS, beouotrs sttlgHtt
ais StdriuEs inI BsrioHeH, DsIde gu btTatGen beoss
ittis.n. CINE Sh0tts! 81, SreI ShGhtsIH $40 tur
br,i Uonate.
s. SIutreimieunaE.Rurfu StrOpb.lH, urs
rein,s Slut uiIr. Glre StaAtel So; sr,IusnGtIIHt
Bebanblune ooer boiler SHTiu5 SO.
Bud NIT .3eusnliieu uus misunderstanding 3rG'
tis. gian itreibs On:
DR.. HANS TRESKOW,
Sir: s22, Sr0aS~aA EewsgsrG r. I'd
(300-)
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Sr1noe.

Yittsburs, Ya. 20. Mar;. - Der
9erluit Der rllnltsp Statesz@IaB Comp"
bel Dem seitrlsen 6euer su SOrrentO mrO
auf $1,000 bis S15O,O0O gelddbt. llus
qciabr 500 Yeriouer, Ocruuter 260 0idOs
9eu, iiuO oaourd auBsr 2lrbeit 9etOmmeH.
Der &erluit ut UollnQuoig burdl Die Ser
iderung geDedT, bod 1T es ira9lit, oh Die
Sabrlt mieoer 0ufgebaut wirb.
9uqnesue, Ill Der Nahe uon Someiteab,
muroe beute Diorgeu llbr bon elmer beDeu=
tenoeu 6euersbrunit beimgsiutt. Att uOer
neuu Dilttbsb sbauier brInnteu total ab. Die
8emobner iluo meil:eus Nu5lGnOcr. Der
&erluit bendst $4,000 uuO lit tbeilwetie
periidlert.