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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-08-30

Richard Doe is quite i'll.
Mrs. c. j. Richardson is sick.
Erwin johnson is at home from Newton,
Mass.
f. A. Bayley has advertised his place to
sell or rent.
Anna Morse has returned from the
Worlds Fair,
Charles c. Deming of Montpelier was in
town last week.
w H. Worthen of Hardwick was in town
last Wednesday.
Miss Hatch of Fitchburgh, Mass, is visit
ing Minnie Merrill.
Mrs. DIR. A. l.. Cross has been quite i'll,
hut is now convalescent.
I. c, Reyes exhibits gold-plated carpet
sweeper at the Worlds Fair.
George and Henry Keyes visited at the
Pine Grove " farm last week.
Mrs. Mary Smith, who has been quite i'll
for long time, is convalescent.
Jarvis Jewett of San Francisco, brother
of Mrs. Harry G. Bailey, died recently.
Mary G, Carson and Mrs. James ID.
George spent last week at The Weirs.
The money continues to come in from the
recent fair. The ladies wish to extend
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-03-10

We are receiVi1ag NeaO Dress
Goods, Enabr0iderSes, Wash
Dress Goods, Table Linens,
I'OaCeIs. Spring GIOUes, White
Goods, NesU SILKS and Dress
trimmings.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-03-10
The Supervisor Question.

The agitation for equa. representation OH
the board of supervisors Is still as lively as
it has been for several weeks past. Every
day makes it more apparent that nearly the
entire county favors the reduction Of the
number ofsupervisors in COrunna from three
to one. The people do not ask the legisla-
ture to do this in order to bring the county
seat to OwOssO, but as q matter of justice.
No fair minded man can argue for mo-
ment that Corunna is entitled to three
supervisors for 357 voters-dn Average of
one for each ff9-while the townships have
one for on average of 341 voters and Owes
so three for !, 762 voters, or one for every 5S7
votes. Then again Corunna has less popu-
latlon than the average township and only
one-fifth that of Owosso according to the
census of 1890. The only argument
Corunna presents for the retention Of three
supervisors Is that she must have this num-
Der TO keep the county seat. The Truth is
that Owosso is not seeking to secure the
county seat. We have not one dollar for
such an investment. Our money can be
better used to secure manufacturing enter
prises, which will build up the city. A
proposition to appropriate $4,000 10 aid in
erecting a court house in this city could not
be carried by popular vote.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-03-10
Sweet violets.
For your return we long;
We mean the flowers, OF course
No reference TO the song.
City Journal.

-
There were $50 applications for teachers
certificates at the examination, held in
Corunna last week.
The case Of Mary K. Mulan VS.. the city
of Owosso will he heard at the April term
of the Supreme Court.
Fan Drill by sixteen young ladies in gor-
geous costume, Friday evening. Admission
25c. Children under IA years of age 15c
A complete new registration will be re-
quired in the first and fourth wards this
spring. Every voter should make note
of this.
Court HutchiDgs has purchased the pho
tograph car of f. Durham. He expects to
travel on the road with it during the COM
ing season.
Rev. o. w. Willets, areturned missionary
from China, will address the mems meeting
at the Y. M. G. A. hall Sunday afternoon,
at 4 o'clock.
The District Lodge l. o. G. Il. will
There will be public meeting in the even
ing at the X. o. L. Nj. hall.
The Populists and Prohibitionists will
| likely nominate Judge Newton as their can
didate for circuit judge. 1t will make a
pretty three-cOrnered fight.
Hall Bros. will move into the corner store
| of the ID. M. Christian block May 1st. Mr..
| Christian will occupy the store now used by
Messrs. Hall, giving him double store.
The officers elect of the Shiswassee far
| mers' institute are: President, A. Il. Clark,
| Morrice; vice president, &. A. Whelan, Ver-
| non; secretary, Miss Della Potter. The
next annual meeting will be held at Morrice.
Since the Whitney Mockridge Concert
Company was booked here for March 18th,
Mr.. Mockrdge has been engaged by Theo-
dore Thomas to sing at the auditorium in
Chicago, on March 31st and April 1st, with
his great orchestra.
Il. r. Bailey q Sons are making two eX-
celsior machines for LOTHIAN Bros, of
Houston, Texas. They have an order for a
special make of a saving machine for l.. j..
Trip, of Harrietta, Mich, and key seat
ing machine for the Backus Water Motor
Company, of Newark, N. j.
Amos Jones and his sister, Mrs. w. II.
Coles received telegram Wednesday, an
nouncing the death of their mother, Mrs.
Mrs. Coles left for New York Wednesday.
The news was quite unexpected, as she was
not known to be sick. She was eighty years
of age.
Shiawassee county was well represented
at Lansing, Wednesday, when the question
of the equalization of representation on the
board of supervisors was heard by the COM
mittee on municipal corporations. Corunna
was represented by number of her citizens,
as well as three eX-superyisors. The advo-
Gates of the bill came from various parts of
the county, eight township supervisors being
present, and dozen men from Owosso city
and adjoining townships. The committee
gave the matter careful hearing and will
doubtless make report to the house some
day next week. The arguments presented
covered the facts about as given in our col
umns before.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-03-10
The Way it Appears to An Outsider

''Yusef," the reliable Lansing correspon-
dent of the Detroit Tribune has this to say
in Wednesdays paper: ''Shiawassee County
today took the capitol by storm. A bill is
pending amending the charter of Corunna.
1t reduces the representation OH the board
of supervisors from that city from three
supervisors to one supervisor. The bill was
introduced by Representative Sherman,
who lives in the southern part of the county.
1t was handed to him by OwossO people.
OwossO and Corunna have long been at IL
valry over their respective representation in
the board of supervisors. Owosso people
claim that that city is deprived of the num-
Der they are entitled by reason of popula-
ton and wealth, and that Corunna has far
more than is her due. The Owosso people
further show that COrunna by her popula-
ton and assessed valuation, compared with
other townships, should be accorded but one
supervisor. They back up this assertion
by figures which substantia:e it to mathe-
NAUTICAL nicely"
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-03-10
can Unusually Vivid Red"

The Lansing correspondent Of the Even
ing News writes under date of March sth:
"A pending bill reduces from three TO one
the representation which Corunna has on
the board of supervisors. A great majority
of the board and some $500 Shiawassee
county citizens favor its passage, but big
opposing Corunna delegation has arrived
and is painting Lansing an unusually vivid
red" The latter clause has reference to the
champagne supper furnished on Tuesday
evening at one of the hotels, during which
such disturbance was raised that the
guests in the hotel were unable to sleep.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-03-10
OWoSSo Selected.

The next State Encampment of the Grand
Army of the Republic will be held in Owos-
so one year hence. The contest for this
honor was warmly fought for by Flint, Sag
NAV and OwoSso, the ballot resulting Sagi-
nav "a votes, OwOSso $50. The OWosso
delegates are to be heartily congratulated
upon the Successful work they did to bring
about this result, winning against large
delegation of Saginaw men who were de-
termlned in their effort to secure the encamp-
ment Owosso will give the veterans a
warm greeting and entertain them in her
best style. The advantages we have for
gatherings of the kind are being recognized
in all parts OF this State and we shall soon
rival Lansing as a convention city.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-03-10

Hunt has the finest mild full cream cheese
in the city.
For the finest butter, go to Hunts.
Hunt has the fines. display of dried fruits
ever shown in OwossO.
Bulk olives, extra large at Hunts.
For the finest hams and homeless pig
bacon, go to Hunts.
Try that ''Blue Label" ketchup at Hunts
Hunts perfection Blend" coffee at 3Oc
pleases all who try it.
Hunts "Git Thar Eli" is always the
;ame-the very best SOC tea in the world.
''Gluten Flour" for invalids at Hunts.
For the freshest oat meal, graham floul
and hominy, so to Hunts.
Pearl barley and egg noodles for soups al
Hunts.
For the pureSt ground spices go to Hunts
mt. Pleasant Patent" and Albion foul
at Hunts.
For the tenderest dried beef always go to
Hunts.
For the finest Goldfish and extra thick
halibut, go to Hunts.
For the finest sweet, spiced and mixed
pickles, go to Hunts.
Hunt has some fine "Mandheling" Java
coffee that costs 45c per pound. Can you
stand it? 1t is little high in price but it is
worth all he asks for it.
Hunt has some strictly pure Vermont
maple syrup. This is without doubt the
finest ever brought to OwossO. Now come
and try it for yourselves; that is the way to
decide the matter.
''Old-fashioned" York State buckwheat
flour at Hunts. The finest thing you ever
tried for cakes.
F, Sc'f-raisng bucl1wheat at Hunts. No
tt lie to use it; simply mix it up and it is
ready to bake.
Hamburg" canned berries and pitted
erries already sweetened for the table.
re cans are chuck full of the finest fruit,
unit has the agency.
Bloater mackerel, the largest you ever
", at Hunts, Some OF them weigh IA
lnds each.
White fish and trout-nice white new fish
: Hunts.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-03-10

The Corunna ladies library association
has challenged the Owosso association to a
spelling match to take place in the opera
house at Corunna.
The Flint district Is preparing an enter
tainment to be given next Friday evening,
March nth, for the benefit of the Union
Sunday school. The entertainment consists
of Juvenile Cantata," entitled, "a visit
to Grandpa" also play by the senior
members of the school. 1t is under the
supervision of Miss Alice Maynard, of
Corunna. Admission 10 cents. All are in
vited.
have for sale two Jersey heifer calves,
both entitled to registration. Well bred
and good individuals. $25 and $50, II taken
soon. K. 0. DEWEY, Owosso.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-03-10
The Keynote

Of success in
modern BUSINESS metods is
facts. Your temporary patron
age might be won by delusive
promises-your continued GUS
tom, never.
We spend hundreds ofDOL-
LARS yearly in merely telling
you facts about our business.
Our Clothing and Shoes; our
manner of dealing. Why?
Becauseitis successful in bring.
ing you to our stores.
The excellence of our goods
insures your return.
Just now we are closing out
our entire stock of HEAVY
GOODS AT COST.
Large invoices of Spring
Goods have already arrived
and more are on the way. If
you would see the cream of the
Clothing and Shoe World, call
at our stores.
$50 dozen Mems working
pants worth 81 per pair-our
price, 75c. Is dozen Boys
knee pants, ages 5 to IA, at %
cents per pair.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-03-10

Money to loan OH good real estate security,
rms reasonable. Call on or address, G. K.
iodfrey, Bancroft Mich.
Lyon e. Hadsall, Owosso, will loan money
IN farm property in sums of 81 200 to So, 900
1t seven per cent and above $4,000 at six
md One-half per cent. No charge for COM
issiOn. Loans on Owosso city property
tseven and eight per cent depending ON
he size of the loans.
Now am settled in my new quarters and
am prepared to make clothes cheaper
han any other tailor In the city, so IL in
need OF pair of pants or suit, call and see
ne. Perfect fit guaranteed. V. GOLDSMITH,
Second floor Wesener block.
IS Horses for sale.-I have for sale seven
@ rises. two brood mares, one sired by Louis
a apoeon, one Clyde; three years gelding
Bonnie Wilkes. dam by Louis Napoleon,
d a five year old by 10 Gavin, dam by
ipoleon; also yearling and two year,
hljm Clyde mare. Also standard bred
70 re by Bonnie Wilkes, dam by Napoleon,
o. years old this spring. Will sell cheap
Will exchange for good farm team. En-
q uire at farm in Bennington or OF j. A.
To-. apin, Owosso.
ea ! nice line of fish at Banister's, call and
prices.
!.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-03-10

Our Sales in 1892 exceed all former years We want to-
make 1898 still greater and will do all with Reliable
Merchandise and one the lowest price, merit your patron
age.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-03-10
OWOSSO::-' SAVINGS::-:: BANK

CAPITAL. 100000, SURPLUS SIo,ooo.
OFFICERS:
ID. NJ. EsTEY, President
T.. SALISBURY, Vice President.
A. ID. WHIPPLE, Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
G. S. WILLIAMS, G. e. RIGLEY,
l. Fl. CALKINs f. SALISBURY,
u. NJ. EsTEY, E. A. GOULD.
w. A. WooDARD.
FOUR PER CENT INTEREST
Paid quarterly on deposits.
SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES TO RENT
Foreign Exchange Bought and Sold.
Bank open from a. m. to 400 p. m. ana
every Monday evening from to 3,
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-03-10
OSbupn & Sons
~ * @ @D%~D 80 ~ X

Our inventory dscoses many goods that must be sold
We have Odd Suits, Odd Pants Cloaks Overcoat Dress
Patterns Underwear Hats and Gloves that be sold
cheap
, 1893-06-10
Die
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CHICAGO

perfprt6t nt6t mir oas or06te frieolibe
omerifantf9e, fonoern Gas er06t& frieo.
lt9e Greieni6 Der WeIt por S9lu6 oieies
Jahrhunoerts III peroen. Das fihner, por
Qtfts 3uriidi6redenoer l1nternehmunes.
9eiit, uebur9 i'm planen mo Qusfibren
grocer Oiree uro 6elo tbun ~f6nner, nm ole
Ghica9oer meltausftellung IN Ger ero6s
arti9fteu mo 9ldn3euoften pom alien bis
bergen Deltausfelluneen 3u MAIDEN uno
oen Dolfern Ger Groe einen Seorif pon Ger
Pohe DER te6ntiden Seiftunosf6hiefeit nno
Rnnft gu 9eben, 3u peI9er Qmerifa eeoieben
If, miro 9efdeher.
Sir Ole re9e G~beiInabne, npeIde man bier.
3uIanoe DER 10 eltausfeaune entoeeenbriret,
1T Ole Sereitwiui9feit, nit rpelder ole 6efebs
9ebun9en fat aller Staaten ~beoeutenoe Sums
men 3u oem ero6en 6med bemiai9t haber,
Elm hinret6enoer Sepeis. hit ftetio mad=
ienoem Jnterefe perfolet ole game cipiliiirte
Welt ole etn3elnen ;f%ortidritte III Ger Gf1ts
widelun9. ollie nit DER 10 DEMONSTRATING in
Derbinoum9 tebenoen Grei9nift wuroen pom
Qnbe9tnr in Ger v0li1ois Stdats3eituno"
nit DER 9ebIhrenoer Sor9faIt behanoelt. Die
Dodenaus9abe enthdlt fortlaufefo in iibers
itbtli6er form cine Flare Oarftelnno aller
beadtenswerthen D~ore6nee, pelbe fid bis
sum S6lu6 DER Qusitellun9 uno barber
hinaus gu einem eri9opfenoen 6eiammtbtlo
9~eifaIten peroen. Cine %furoi9e, ia6oemd6e
S9tloerune Ger DEMONSTRATING in ihrem
Gntftehen, wie in ihrer Dolenouno miro fir
piele qauienoe bier uno i'm alien D~aterlanoe
Don hohem merthe fem. HAN fam oes=
halb fiber iein, oa6 man Derpanoten mo
6%reunoen fein erwiinihteres 6cibenf wGb.
reno oieier 6eit ienoen fam, ais, inoem man
elm announcement auf oas mobenblatt Ger
nJainois Staats5eitune" fir fie beftelt.
6eraoe otefe 2tus9obe ei9net fi6 me9cn
ihrer umfaienoen Seridte pornebmIi6 sum
Derianot na6 Oeutiblano.
Oas Jahresabonnement onf Gas Wo6en.
blatt Ger nJlinois Staats5eitun9" betrGot
fir oas
5nlnnO 5000.
AnslanO. $500.
2orefe:
Illinois StaaB- zeitung Co.,,
CHICAGO, H..
, 1893-06-10
bun9ri9e 8eouinen.
Gin Gonftft NIT ibrem Sultan in Qusii9t
9eiteut.

Srauer un6 8eitirsung berricben i'm
Soger Der 8ebuinen I'M @arfielo 8arf. Die
@eleui6aft, ipelcbe baS l1nternebmen ~lettete,
fonnte ibren ftnon3ieuen @erpflibtungen
ntcbt na6fommen unb ote Solge mar, boB
Der Sbertff itb bineinmil9te un6 bic
Yteroe, &ameele II. (. ~. nit 8ei6lag be-
le9te, um Soroerungen gum 8etrage BON
$4,000 etn3utreiben. Nltn erflGren aber ote
8iiteniObne, baB bic 8feroe nit beionberer
GrlanbntB 6cs 9errl6erS Der @lGubigen i'm
lbonen Ganbe Nrabten na6 G6tcago ge>
ianot uurben, 6aB Ser ertp6bnte 6erri6er
cine 8ei6la9nabme lebr libel bermerfen
unb ii6 ieoenfaIs in @aibin9ton bariiber
belbperen tper6e.
Sn5mii6en ftn6 Sic 8e6utnen idbLilnm
9enu9 bran. Sic baben fdum etpas AT
'e1ien. Sett 0ret Sagen mllBten Ite iicb nit
trofenem 8rob begniigen. Oils am 9onz
neritag 2tbeno Ser S%Gderipogen i'm Eager
erlobten, ipeigerte ii3 ser Bidder, 8roD gu
oer9btol9e1, ebe letne Sorberun9 I'M 8e>
TRACE BON 1927 be9lt6en iei. 9iesmaL
tam etne Der 6rouen, 9alli Sattma, ben
8eor6ngten gu 6iilfe. Wtit ibrer flei1e11
9ano bob tie cine ibrer lan9en 6oarlecbten
III Die 60be un6 entnabm Dem 8erited
etntge Silbermin5en, bic ie benz 8Gdter
ais Nbiblags3abLung iibergab. 0ieSmal
ton1tte Der 5nnger geittut tper6en, ais aber
Der 8dder geitern 9lben6 abermals iein
9elo nsrlangte, mar 8atima's @elooorrotb
que unO Die bnn9rtge @eieIi9aft erbieIt
fetn Broo.
BreBzNgent SbOmpion erfldrte geitern,
oaB Die unternebmer geniigenb @elo bGtten,
aber in Strett matchmaker ieten. ST perz
mutbet, oaB a4e @lGubt9er in fur3er 3eit
betrteot9t tperoen wiirDen uno boB alSbann
oaS Seoutnenlager nacb Der SIoieite ber>
leg1 tDeroe.
, 1893-06-10
Der 6entfhe Gao.

Sn Der geitri9en Stbung 6es 6eIsugs=
comtteS Dur0e Die fol9en6e MarIcbroute
fir Sen ltm5ug beltimmt:
Mbgeritdt miro bon Wtcbigan Q(oe. un6
Bart. Gotp; auf Dem tpeiten Safe 6rontz
@rlno1ttd itnO ale 8ereine gum SIM
i9lpenfen aufmarl6irt. Scr 3u9 9ebt
bon Wftbtgan Qlbe. bis Monroe Ctr, an
Dteier lpeitlicb bis State Str, an 6teiel
nOroItb bis Ganbolpb Str, tpe1tltc6 bis 5,
Npe., litOltc6 bis WtabtionStr., pe1tlic6 bic
Wfarfet, an lebterer bis Monroe, an Ser
lelben bis 5, NDe. un6 an bieler BIS eSaG>
ion Str. Damn tpenbet iib Ser 53ug 6it.
ltb bis Ga Sale, an 6ieier n0r0ltc6 bic
NOamS uno an lebterer 0itlicb bis State
Str. On Der State Str. gebt es fii6lid
bis Safion Str, Oitltcb bis 9Babalb Npe,
uno Gon9reB Str. un0 an leBterer mach BEN
Safe 6ront'8a rf suriid.
8as Bic 8ef0rbcrung nab Sem SafIor
Barf b%etrift, 10 itnb ~geniigen6e Gorfeb:
run9elt getroffen tpor6el1, 0omit am 6eut.
i6en Gage ~beionbers bic 0ampfi6iffe bGlt:
ftge Sabrten macben un0 ben @iIenba6ner
etnen S6etl Der Bdiiagiere abne9men.
3u 9totitons1W tarl9dlIen pur6en er:
nannt: Sen. 6erm. 2ieb, /. 0tpiIton
2ouis >. &o9b, 2. 9iDiiiOn; Bran3 9tnt:
berg, 3. 9tpiiion; TriB %Q(ugnitin, 4. 81:
%otiion; .. S, @ultpeber, 5. 9ipiiton
5enrD Btcper, 6. 9iptiton; Nu9uit 86d:
lin, Z. 9iptiion.
Der tebniicbe Seretn un6 Ser @trtbs:
peretn baben Nufrufe betreffs 3ablreicbe,
8etbetlt9ung erlaiien.
9aB Der ltm5ug Elm 9roBortiger ietr
miro, itebt auBer 3Wetfel.
, 1893-06-10
Oo6esfGue.

Sis 6eute Mtttag tpur6en ouf 6em Sc
iunObeitsomt bic fOlgenben So6esfGue am
gemeloet:
@bw. S, 8remer, % S. 4 90. 1. g., 81
2aur Court.
5elene &orbermann, 3 S, 4 so. 4 e.,
568 W. 6uron Str.
So9anne @oir, 80 S, 10 sc, 10 &, 1852
8. 20. Str,
SOS, @tuslbOfer, 2 &c., $50 80, 20.
StraBe.
s. Mueuer, II &c., 6 Suu Ctr.
9aro9 aoe5ler, rs S., 927 g, Sulfte6
StraBe.
@buorb 0bert, 3 81, 21 e., 46 0urrobee
StraBe.
&iborO Goritens, 9 g., 1923 gfobeD
StraBe.
aOniie @en6t, Z 90, 20 e., 5545 SUI
fine Str.
Wtargarett &opp, 80 S., @lo6e, SQ.
gtteoIaus 0ardboff, SO S, 10 M., 52O5
State Str.
, 1893-06-10
6eoen sic Gtfenbabrer.

Die 8unoesr 81 OBgei6morenen tper6en
1tcb am nG6iten Wtonta9 nit ben Nnflager
belb6ftl9en, tpelde tpe9en 8erIebung Der
3tptlcbenitaatli6en 6anbeISgeiebe erboben
tporoen itnb. SIS beiBt, 6aB Sic 8unbesz
regternng it6 i'm 8eitbe bon 8etpciien be-
ftnbst, tpeIcbe bieSmal bic @iienbabngeIeQz
i5aften, pel6e betreffs 8ef0roerun9 BON
6racbten etnen ungeiebItben 8reisunterz
lbteo ma6ten, unfeblbar ans MeIier ltez
tern mitBten. Sb es 10 idlimm lit, muB
a%b9epartet tper0en. 8is iebt ibcitcrten
nocb ale Derartigen 8criucbe, an Ser @laz
ittsttdt oeS betreffenOen @eiebes, benz @el6e
nno benz @infllB Der 8abu9eieul6aften.
, 1893-06-10
DerIbieoenes

Die Wtuitfbaue erlreute it6 geitert Na6:
mtttag zines auBeroroentliCb guten 8e:
iucbcS. 9aS 9eitri9e Gon3ert ma Dor
SbeoOor S9onas 5ur Teter bes @eburts:
tages oes groBen Sonbt6ters Shumanr
%arrangtrt tporoen unb brocbte ausi3lteBlid
g8erfe 6teie9 WteiiterS. DIS Soliitin seidb:
nete itb Ote @bicagoer Btaniitin Sror
BLOOMFIELD 3eisler burb ibre Dirfli9 nir:
tuOlen GortrG9e 9an5 b~elonberS aus.
Der SnOianerbduptIin9 Rain-in-the.
Face belt geitern yto6mittag I'M Staats:
gebGube BON gtorb@9afota @mpfan9 ab, be
benz tbn mebrere leiner 8riioer BON
Stamme Der Siour 3ur Seite itan6en.
Die NuSiteler I'M neutrality-suspicious. be:
@ebGubes 10 unDoufommen 1T, oaB eir
LANCER Nlfentbalt in bemieIben taft I'm
m0gli6 lit. Dem l1ebelltanoe 1oute ab9e:
6olfen tperDen.
Die NusiteQer bon Tri6ten unb Sc:
miiIen i'm @artenbaupalaIt babep betm
8ertpaLtungSratb cine QbGnberung Der Ste
geln itber Die Nblteferung bon QuSiteuun9s=
ge9enitGnDen burcb8eiebt, iOoaB tbnen Die
fir tie antommetoet Srlcbte uno 0eml1t
iofort na3 Der Nnfunft auf Dem NuSz
itellungSplabe auSgeIiefert tperoen.
Die Nusitelun9 ser fran30iii6en Soft
bampferz9tnte (@ompagute @eneraleSr rams
atlanttque) IN Der iiioltden @auerie oes
Observation-Disclosures ptrb beute 9tabs
mittag e%rOffnet. Ser Sauptan5tebunGsz
punft Ser Nltsftelun9sgruppe lit etn NUM-
6ernolles 9toramc.
@eitern tuurben an Sen G~tngan8Stboren
57,244 @tntrittSfarten Derfauft, oaruntet
2436 81 balben Hretien fitr &tnber.
Die 6unbezN uslteuung, tpelcbe I'M Mo=
nat Stunt ab9ebalten perben loIte, lit aui
ben Wtonat September beridboben iporocn,
Serr Nbolf S3ommen aus Der Sc6pet5 iii
bereits NIT 6 prG6ti9en 8ernbarDtncrz
bunoen bier etngetroffen unb fft ilber ben
@(ufibub Der NuSItequn9 Der niibli6en unb
sei9dbten @ierfiiBIer san5 untrOftli9.
, 1893-06-10
2luf frifcber Tbdt.

Trou Nueran6er @oB, bic Satin 0es
BoIi8eiz Snipettors, tebrte geitsrn BON Ell
mem @usgange nacb ibrer BObnung, SEQ.
235 9. 8auItna StraBe, 3urid, ais ite
stpei gutgefleioete, nit 8afeten Deriebene
MtGnner aus ibrer 6austbiir treten fab.
Trau &oB tpur6e neu9ierig, ite perfoIgte bic
Mdnner unb ais bteielben merften, 6oB fie
beobacbtet tpurben, Deriucbtcn ite, gu entz
ipiiben. 9lber Srau &oB bate ieBt Ser
bocbt 9ei60pft unb DeranlaBte beSbalb bic
@ebetmpoLt5titen Gonneu unb &ilcrane, bic
8eiben in 6aft 3u nebnten. Die 8erbofte7
ten 9aben ibre gfamen ais GbaS. 6. Mor
ris unO 6arrD g. 8alfer an, tparen nit
9iebstperf3eugen pobI Derieben unb battert
in ibren 8iinoeln &leiber un6 S6mudz
1acben I'M gSert6e bon 5000.
$50 ite Die Saben 9eitoblen, tpoaten ie
ntdt angeben.
Qbonntrt altf 0oS Mbenoblatt Ser Sainois
StnntS- Qeftunn. Sc reiS I Hont
, 1893-06-10
Gin Qbenteuer i'm Dabomev Dorf.

Or. Charles s.. geager, elmer Der 9lerste
beS Stabes OeS GoLumbiicben SanitGis>
8iireau, bate 9eitern in oem 0abomepz
9orfe Elm Nbentcuer 81 beiteben, bas ct
nibt 10 leicbt Derge1ien miro. Sine Ser
babomitti6en Nma3onen, Sart nit gtamen,
tuar felt %etnt9en Sa9en BON einem beftt9en
3aDnl6mer3 geplagt, un6 6err BrannD,
Der Setter 0es0 ab0meD>9orfes lieB 9eItern
2tben0 bur9 etnen 8oteniungen 6en Qlrat
eriuchen, Der lei6en6en Nma3one einen 8e>
iuc6 ab3uitatten. Or. Yeager folgte 6em
Eltte, mebr aus Neugieroe, ais bes Sono=
rars tpegen un0 tpurbe gu benz 8ette Ser
Batientin 9efltbrt. ST unterlucbte ben
franfen 3abn Der Nma3Dne un6 fam babel
pobl sufdQt9 nit leiner Sonoe Dem erz
tranften gteroen gu nabe, 6enn bic 1btpar3e
&riegertn lies Elm S6mer3ensgebeul er>
tOnen, bas i6neu ale ibre Stammesgez
noien berbetrtef. Or, geoger lteB lib 6urd
Die unbetmlt6e @eleuicbaft ober ntcbt
ftOren, unb es gelan9 tbm aucb, fait u1be7
merit letne 3abn5ange UNI BEN tranfen
3abn CARTS gu legen. @r 3og un6 3og nit
aller 8raft, fonnte aber Ben 3abn nicbt berz
auSbefommen.
9te NmaSone Brittle bor Scbner3,
i6lug 9letb5eitig frGftig auf ben 9ottor
los uno iprang idbIieBlicb BON ibrem Eager
auf, INN itcb BON tbrem Beintger gu befreien.
Or. gea9er lieB aber feline .3ange nicbt
lofer unO berlOr feline &ube ntcbt. 0as
6rauen3lmmer lblu9 INNER ip~iitben6er I'm
, 1893-06-10

: Siaac Goldman, tpeIcber unter Ser
Nntla9e itebt, bic 15idbrige S6a 6infelz
itein, BON SEQ. 372 g. SeferfonitraBe, entz
flbrt uno in Wilpaltfee nacb etnem be-
rii3ttgten Sauie gebracbt 81 baben, tpur6e
9eftern IN 0aft Qenommen.
, 1893-06-10

%Qtbonnirt arf 0oS @ben6blatt Ser SQinpis
Staots7 3eitung, 8rets ! Sent.