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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-11-25
Cariin's Criminal History.


The Reno Gazette gives the follow
ing incidents in Carlin's criminal his
tory:
In the early seventies the bodies of
two Cinnamon were found in a ravine
about three miles west OK the town.
Their hands were tied behind them
with baling rope, and they were prob,
ably driven up there and shot, as bull
let holes in their beads indicated that
they were shot from behind. The
perpetrator of the deed was never
found bat a mIddle-aged farmer near
by was spoken Of in connection with
it.
The next act OF violence was the
death OF Barclay by the pistol of VIM.
Garrard, about 1879, which resulted
in an ucquittal.
Thomas Dryer, a machinist, was
killed in 1882 by Wiley over a water
right. lie was acquitted.
A few years later John Kaplar, a
butcher, died from the effects of a
severe beating and kicking admins
tered by a rival butcher.
Next came the murder of old
man Fawcett by Potts and his wife,
both OF whom were hanged al Elko
sometime later, after a very sensa-
tional trial.
In June last a camp Of cowboys
working for Dunphy at the edge OF
town was broken up by the dragging
to death Of n young nan named
Hickerson from Surprise Valley by
Rice, a comrade, who threw a rope
over him and spurred his horse to a
run. He rode up to the campfire
and called out: "Here is your vic.
tim; bring on your verdict" The
poor fellow lived but a few minutes.
His slayer mounted his horse and has
not been seen since.
This closes the history up to date
with the exception OF a startling dis
covery made on Wednesday in &
quarry u mile west Of town by two
workmen getting out rock. They
unearthed the skeletons Of a horst
aud man buried up with rock anG
dirt, where they seemed to have lair
y a year or more. The mar
seemed to have been an American
fairly clad, and $1.7 5 in silver wal
found in a pocket. His saddle wal
cut to pieces and the cinch cut ir
two. An attempt is oeiug made t,
learn his name and history by the au
thorities.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-11-25

barrels OF cider vinegar, which he
sells at 30 cents per gallon, and will
make eight more barrels from the
oulls that are now on hand. Where
a you go and find more productive
land or a better place to make a
home?
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-11-25
SALMAGUNDI,
Silver is $:69L to-day.

H. j. Keith returned from San
Francifco yesterday afternoon.
II you want to laugh and grow fat
go to freeman Hall to night.
The entertainment ut Freeman
Hall tonight wiz be ona Of the best
ever given in Elko. Cont miss it,
II yon want to spend a pleasant even
ing.
At Crmble, Tenn, n man who had
hired a substitute to brave confeder-
ate bullets for him has brought suit
to obtain pension money awarded his
substitute.
Judge Bouniield and Moses Rein
hart, of Winnemucca, came up on
the delayed train yesterday and re-
turned on No. 4 TO day. They report
quiet times in Winnemucca
The Storey County Commissioners
have appointed f. Il. Fielding, J. 5.
kiIcaid and E D. Boyle as a COM
mittee to solicit funds for the pur.
pose of making an exhibit at the
MidWinter Fair.
The Mason Valley Tidlngs says a
Piute stage line has been established
by an enterprising native between
Bishop and the railroad at Laws, for
$he accommodation of travelling In
dians at two bits a head.
Or INTEREST To LADIEs.-The scalp
may oe Kept white and clean, and
hair soft, plant, and glossy, by the
use of Ayers Hair Vigor. This prep
aratiou never fails to restore to faded
and gray hair it's original color. Sold
by druggists and %perfumers.
There are 1865 miles Of railroad
in the United States, owned by less
than 1900 corporations, and giving
employment to nearly 100000 men
and women. The total earnings of
all the roads in the country for the
year ending June Both, we're $l,l7l,-
507, 34;.
The complete election returns in
Iowa show Jackson, Republican can
didate for Governor, received 2O7,-
$50; Boies (Dem.), 174,793; Josephs
(Pop.) 23,5ll and Mitchell (Pro.) TO-
107. The House will stand Republi-
can 70 to 81, and the Senate Republic
can 81 to 16.
The fall of the year is a trying sea-
son for elderly people. The many
cheerless, dark, dismal days act de-
pressingly, not to say injuriously, on
both old and young. Now is the
time to re enforce the vital energies
with ayers SarsaparilIa-the best
OF all blood medicines.
Joe Henry and Valentine Walthers
returned from the East to-day where
they had been with a lot OF horses.
Mr.. Henry shipped 3t5 head which
he disposed OF at Rome, New York,
at fair prices. He reports the market
rather dull but says that good horses
find II ready sale in that market.
Mrs. Elizabeth Colby, wife Of Pro-
fessor George Colby of the Univers-
ity Of California, committed suicide
yesterday by shooting herself through
the heart. The cause OF the rash ACT
is attributed to %demeutia, caused by
brood,ng over the loss Of one Of her
children by drowning four or five
months ego. ....s..
Thanksgiving services, called FOL
by the proclamation OF Governor and
President will be held in the Freshly
toTian Church tomorrow night at 7
o'clock instead of Thursday next
Thanksgiving songs by choir and
congregation will be sung, the proc.
lamations read and Rn. address de,
livered reviewing homo, church ant
national affairs and the services end
ing with the singing OF u nationa
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-11-25
Keene, N. II. July "a, 1891.

Norman Lichty, Esq, Des Moines,
Iowa. Dear Sir:-I enclose 50 cts.
in stamps for two boxes of Krause's
Headache Capsules, same as last.
Work like magic. Send at once, as
/ Am out.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-11-25

Having leased the Stoker sheds and
parn, l am now prepared to accom-
mOdate and feed seventy head Of
horses. Plenty Of corral room for any
number OF stock is also attached.
EST~I also run II drAy in connection With
the above, and will attend promptly 70 6
work 1 hat line.
81 1sti. Ii. 8. VANDRfILhr, Proprjetor
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-11-25

Reckhart g. Froelich have received
q sar load Of fresh Missouri cider and
are now ready 70 supply the trade.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-11-25

Respectfully,
A A BRoNsIDoN.
For sale by +. F. Muller.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-12-10

The best factories of Europe
and America have contributed to
our assortment of Plush Goods.
The styles this year are far in
advance of any previous season,
and we show the best of this
years styles. n. ..
Photo Albums, Use. to-. s. 7 90
Toilet Sets, ST. to....... ~ 90
Manicure Sets, 75c. to. 10 90
Autograph Albums, 15c. to 2 90
Work Boxes, soc. to-. 3 90
Handkerchief Bxs., 75c. to 2 50
Glove Boxes, 75c. to-. 2 50
Infants Sets, soc. o.. 2 90
Photograph Boxes, ST to 2 90
Photograph Frames, 1oc.to 50
Cigar Cases, 25c. to..... 4 90
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-12-10
Personal and General,


Mrz. Will Word has returned flom 4 visit
to Missouri.
G. r.. Curtis. Of Great Falls, was In she
city Thursday.
Miss Minnie Cater left last Tuesday for
4 visit in St. Louis.
DR.. Buckle. of Missoula, was In the city .
few days last week.
Miss Rossc,ans is worry much bsttsr and
hopes to be out soon.
Miss Kerr has closed her school and 10 In
Helena for tho winter.
Miss Kate Blackstone 10 spending a week
with friends ut Radersburg.
s. A. Salisbury and Johu Reilly loft last
week for points in New York.
John Mccormick. OF Missouln, made a
short visit in He.enn this week.
Major and MIS-. Marshall have taken
rooms at The Helena for the winter
Hon. c. II. Middleton and G. L. Merrill.
of Miles City. were in town last week.
Rev. II. Lindemnn and wife left for a
visit to Winnepeg last week Thursday.
o. Il. Allen left last Monday via the
Northern Pacific for Il trip to ST. Paul.
Postmaster J. f.. Swindlehurst, of Llv-
ingston. WAS in the city a few days last
week.
W. T.. Kuehn. connected with Jackson'a
music house, was In the city a few days this
week.
NJ. MeJendorf left Thursday for a trip to
Ye!lowstone county. to be gone two or three
weeks.
Il. II. Langley has been confined 10 the
house for the last two days with a severe
illness.
A. Lambeth and W. d. Fiowerree LEFT
for 81. Louis last week via tho Northern
Pacific.
The music committee Of st. Paups church
expect before long to repeat the Dairy
Maids Drill.
Ii. H. Nay, piano tuner at Jackson's, left
for a visit to his home in Massachusstt
last Wednesday.
Mrs. Gattis. wife OF Major Gattis, OF
Fort Logan. ia visiting MIS-. RsiniR, OF
Rodney street.
Horace Josh. who has been visiting at his
home in Red Wing. MINI. returned to
Helena Tuesday.
IL. Carnochan. who has BEEN absent In
St. Paul for n fsw weeks. returned to Hell
sna last Thursday.
Mrs. +. W. Wright and son left for Cal
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-12-10
YOU 4

Two silver dollars for one would you? And yet every day you pay two dollars forg goods that
you could by here for one This is specially true Of Holiday goods Most merchants CURE
that they must make immense profits as they may have to AIRY some Of The goods tmough the
next year W. figure that we must sell very heap in order not to carry over any gmd.
Everything must be DID,, and will be Sold.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-12-10

A very pleasant reception was rendered
to the Rev. J. Wesley Hill Monday evening
at st. Paups church, in which Peter Whine,
Fred. Gamer and others responded to toasts,
DIR. Tower, of the university, acting as
toastmaster. Aftor tho refreahmsnts were
served, MIR. Schuman presented Mr.. Hill
with n purse, the gift of the ladies of tho
chu CHI. A telegram was received the next
day from Bishop Fowler. which made happy
all of MIR. Hills many friends. to tho effect
that the bishop consented to Nj. Hills
remaining ns pastor during tbs remainder
of the conference year.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-12-10

. shoe brush. or q hat brush, until the final
decision was reached that lie mission Was \
pen brush or wiper. Delicious light re-
freshments wero served. and the club ad-
iousnea to meet next Monday.
The east side club was Hospitality entAr-
tanned BY what and rcfrsshmonts BY DR..
and Mrs. Foote. those present. being:
Messrs. and Aesdames Muth, Eckles;
Misses Hedges. d coke; Assrs. SutPhsn.
Shaw and Pearls.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-12-10

The ladies of 81. Peters church have
reason TO congratulate themselves upon she
success of their sale and supper last Friday
afternoon and evening. Not only were the
fancy articles much admired and nan
sold; but the general verdict. especially of
the masculine portion OF their friends. is
that the supper was one of the best ever
served in Helena. Ths ladies certainly
have established theis regulations AS good
cooks. and will always have crowded tables
whenever they choose to spread them before
the public. The fancy articles will still be
on sale before the holidays, every Tuesday,
in the church rooms.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-12-10

The Mecca cub held its fortnightly
meeting last Thursday in Sanford q Evans
hall. The club has been increased by q
few members, and all report a royal good
time. those at the last gathering were:
Messrs. and Mesdames Evans, Pickett, Fort
man. Sturrock, Heckler, Wilmer. Grimes,
Bapty. Flahe ty, Bingham. Smith. Waits.
Malshmann, Bryant, Bausch, Hartwi9,
Boyden; Misses Bells, Doliiver. White.
Bryant. Kenyo on. Miller. Workman. Black
stone. Crurn; Messrs. James and John
Glass. Cornish. Pierce. Miller, Smyth,
Turner. Thurber. McGaughey.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-12-10

On Wednesday last Mrs. W. E. Phillips
entertained at her home n few young peo-
pie in honor of Miss Louise Anderson. who
left for her home in Idaho yesterday. Miss
Anderson has made many friends during
her short stay in Helena. who rs0ret her
departure. The young folks indulRed in
whist and conversation until a late hour,
when delicious refreshments were served,
and the party turned footsteps homeward.
having spent a delightful evening. The
guests were: Misses Piatt. WantZ, Kinda,
And son: Messrs. Jacquemin. Cluster,
Barden and Fischer.
, 1893-11-16
ebersmii6

Ser S9auipieler 8albemar 0ablbo6m
macbte geitern in ieinem 3irnmcr in benz
@ranb 9otel, SEQ. 10 Q8cit WlaOilon Str,
8tpet erfolgIoie Geriubc, iicb burcb Sim
at6nun9 bon 0eubt9aS ms Senieits 3u be-
%tOrbern unb ct iibt ieBt unter ser Nnflage
beS unorbentlicbcn 8etragcns in Der
9esplaines StraBensS Station. Ooblbobm
erfldrte, ct lei bes 2ebens mi6e, neil es
tDm ntcbt g~elingen poue, Elm Engagement
in einem gariete5 Gbeater gu erbalten.
8iaiam 8uelsSorf, Gin Contractor, Ser
in benz 6auie SEQ. 1912 @eit IL. StroBe
lebte, ipuroe geitern tObt in einem Staue
butter iciner Bobnung% 9efunben. Oa neben
iciner 0ei9e einc Ieere 6Gaicbe lag, Sic
&drboliGure entDaLtcn bate, 10 nimmt man
an, baB er SelbltmorO begging. Seine Srau
iagte aus, baB tbr Wann 9cibditlicbe unz
annebmli9feiten gebabt babe, unb in Tolae
belien auf cine lGn9ere Spree" gegongen
Jet. 8uelsbOrf mar A Sabre alt.
, 1893-11-16
StdotiIbes.
unter fhwerem Deroaht.
Drei mdnner inter InFIaee in BAIT, fir oen
Srono Ger Stdle DER Chicago City
Go. perantwortlid gu fetn.

Orei WtGnner beftn6cn itcb unter Sem
8erba4t in 6aft, Die Stduc ber Gbicogr
@itp &ailpap So. an bet 80. un5 @alaces
itraBe in 8ranb 9eitedt gu baben. Der
8ranO bate cinen S9aoen bon ettpa 500,
600 I'M @efolge, uno 400 8tcrbe fallben in
ben Slammcn tDren Sob. 0tc 8erbGcbe
ti9en limb Srolt Springer, Sud &carns
unb SDoS. S'&eefc.
9tid6ter Quinn bonn SDbe Barter 8olie
5et8ertcbt miro bic Gerbafteten am Is. Noz
Dember etncm GcrD0r unterSte6en.
Die 0erbaftung oer oret WtGnncr crfoI9te
beretts Dor %cintgcn Sngcu, tic murbe ober
bon Der Boli5ct gebeim 9cbalten, ipeil tic
boffte, nocb anbcrc Wtit9lieocr elmer 8ranbz
ittfterbanOe p~erbaftcn 3u f0nnen.
Springer unb &carns befinoet iidb i'm
GolntDgefGng1iB, ipdbren6 eS S'&cefe ge>
lang, 8ur9idaft bet3ubriugen un6 frei9c5
lallen 81 tpcr0en.
Bic Beamten Der Siibleite~ g roBenbabn>
@eicui6aft fDaren gleib nddb Dem perbee@
renoen Branbe Der StGle am II. Sftober
Der @nlhht, baB cine 8ronblttftun9 Oor>
Ltege, 5Ernal feine allSreicbsnbe GrflGrung
flr Die @ntftebung pcs SeucrS ~gefunben
perben fDnnte. S6re Qlnitcbt bcitGrfte Iib,
alS cS itcb ~berauStelte, baB nicbt 10 Dicle
8ferbe, ais permiBt puroen, ais GobaDsr
in BEN 8%ranbruinen ~9cfunben nurber..
Die 8eamten tbeiitcn Dem Capt. 6 otperS
tbre Germutbungen nit uno 6teicr beauf>
tragic ben lieutenant SterneD unb 6te 9os
tighten 9alD, Sleet, 2oftus unb 8rotpn nit
Jtdcbforicbungen na9 ben |Dermutblicb gei
itobIencn Yferben. @tneS Ser DermiBten
9fcroe tpurbe in einem 9eibltaQe nabe ser
StoneD Sstan6 Npenue uno Soften StraBe
9efunben. @eitere @rmtttelungen crgoben,
oaB Tranf Springer bort bas Yferb fir
einen lebr btuigen GreiS D~ertauft bate.
springer puroe in einer 8irt6icbaft an
Der 60. StraBe nn0 Cottage @roDe 0lpe. gez
funoen nno in 6aft genommen.
Sin anocreS Bferb tpurbe in 8eLbon's
2etbitau an Der %. unb State StraBe BON
SeornS fir $35 gum 8erfauf angebpten.
&carns tpur0e ebentalS perbaftet.
@e9en S'&eefe, ber in Ser &ecorbers
Office angeiteIt lit, murbe ebenfaus @ers
babt regc, unb aucb ct tpurbe perbaftct.
Die 8oIi5et g!aubt, baB nod oroere 9ers
Ioncn in Dem Gomplott parcn, bod bat ie
btsber nob feline peiteren beittmmteen 8erz
Ionen in Geroa1t.
, 1893-11-16
Orehen oen Spief UNI.
Die Gotnponifen oes u5erris Rao mal5er"
wolen ihre an9ebli6en Re6te fdiber.

Ser Streit iiber 5as Gecbt, SEN v6erris
STAB 9SalSer" SIT perOffentlicben uno 81 per,
%falfen, entbrannte bettc 8orinittag i'm
Supertorgertcbt BON 0tcuen. 8or mebreren
Wpcben bate bic Serris 8beeL So. gegen
@elare 8aliit uno Sbomas @eorgt, Die
Gompontlten 6es WaL5ers, einen @inbaltSz
bcfeDl e%riptrft, our6 pelben ben @enannz
ten Die 8erOfentlt3ung un6 Der 8erfaui
ocS Wtuiifitides perboten murbe. Die
&laae 1nabte gelten6, oaB @eorgt uub
Galiit ein 1lebereintomncn perlebt bGtten,
our6 pelcbes ie licb perpflidbtcten, Der
Serbs @beel So. Die 6Glfte Des 9rofttes
bon ben Serfauf Der Competition abSu~
9eben. 0teler @tnbaltsbcfebl purbe 9tnter>
Der bon &tcbter Gmtn9 aufgebpben.
SEPT baben Salilt rn6 @eDroi ibrerIeits
9e9en Sic SerriS Bbeel So. etncn @inbaltsz
bsfe1L bcantragt, bur6 melbcn Dieier ser
Gerfauf beS WtuitfitiidcS perboten tperoen
lou. Sic bea1lpruchen altch 6as Bib bes
Serrtsrabe5 auf bent ltm1cblog ber @ompo=
iition ais tbre 9dnoelsmarte. Sic fteuen
es in Qbrebe, iicb Ser Serbs gGDeel So.
perpfihtct 81 haben, ibr Die 6Glfte bes @rz
traGS bon ben 8erfauf bes 8alSerS ab3u@
gcben, 1nb b%ebaupten, baB Sic @cieli6aft
tbnen $3.50 ais an3cige9cbiibr fit ibr
unternebmen perlprocben babe. Metter be-
balpten @eorgi unO Galiit, baB Die 6erris
9Sbeel 50. Den eincn v6errtS g8beel Sou7
pentr 8alsers9 olfa" Oer0fentli4te, auf
.6elien llmi6lag fte ebenfans Elm Bib bcS
SerriSraDcS an6ra6te. sic D%erlangen iebt
BON Der SerriS STAB So. cine Nbrccbnung
uno ciucn @riab fiir bic S6aben, benen
ibncn bic @eieui6aft 6urb bic 8crOftent7
ltbuna tbres Wal3erz8 olfas auaefiiat bot.
, 1893-11-16
miro uradsebradt.
Souis ~1ena9e, DER ole Guarantee Soan
Co." in minneapolis nm anoerthalb
milionen beitahl, auf Dem meee
nad Der 1llthIentoot.

NuS WfinneapoliS traf 9~eltern Sic Nabz
rt6t Elm, oaB 2outS Wcna9e, Der befonnts
ltcb Der vJtortbneitern Guarantee Qoan 60"
in WinneapoliS in benz tur3en 3eitraum
BON einem Sabre Die un9e6eure Summe
bon $1,650,80 itabL unb in Guatemala
Derbaitet tpurbe, nacb 2(merifa un6 ipe3iea
na6 WtnncapoGts 3uriidgebrac6t tper6cn
miirDe. @S beiBt nun, baB Mena9e in
Gbica9o nt6t unbetannt mar, er iou nit
6. g. Groafer, einem @run6eigent6umSz
bdnoler i'm 6anoelsfammerz@ ebGube, in
geibdftlicber G%erbinbung ~seitanben baben
unb bur9 cine Corresponding nit 6errn
GrOafer lou man Wenage's Spur gefunz
ben unb feline Gerbaftung in Guatemala
betpertiteaigt baben. 0te es Meltage m0sz
lib madte, llnteri3lcife gu ioIcber
6Obe gu macben, Obne 9efaBt gu perben, lift
bis iebt nibt aufgetIGrt. 8efaunt lit nur,
OaB ct ME baares @elb, ipnbern itets
S@uIoOeri6reibungen nabm unb bieie
bann e~intrieb, tpobei tbm, ME eS beiBt, Der
8ices9rdiiOcnt Der @eieui9aft, @. s.
Strccter, be6ulfli6 mar. Ser 6urch
Wenage's 9iebereien entitanbene 9er1tit
pertbeilt it6 folgenbermaBen: 0te
Guarantee 2oan 60" 1884, 81.49;
8anten, GOrpOratiOnen 1t. +. m. $163, 1859 ;
9eeber & Carpenter, Wafler nus 3rDD,
81. g., $4,000; anOere, bisber nicbt ipes
~cifictrte Soften i'm @eiammtbetrase bon
1852, $40 ,62.'
, 1893-11-16
gtorew Guttt1, Der beritbatte @tRs
bcIO 4ttt0 0ptteS8e4ebtte, fa9te$

rDu8 @didfal fann mir bente nidts
on6aben; ib babe btnirt." Darin lie9t
ipabre Bbilolopbie. Sebermaan, Der elm
sute8 Diner e%enofen fat, fiblt ii6 beba9s
li9. @eItOrte Seroauun9 ober madt ben
Mleniden. miirriid uaO rei3bor. Ser
bauun98l6md6e perbittert oa8 2eben.
Dp8pep1ie au8tretbeu beiBt iuieoer 2e<
ben8l1lt 9eluinnen.
Dies 3u t6un gibt e8 eim leid)tes, ein
onsenebuIes Mittel, = man nebme So
bann Soff'8 Mol3ertraft.
DerIel6e 1T 70 pobfi6medenO, oaB es
eiu lpabrer @enuB 1T, i'm nit ieoer Ofabls
sett 5u nebnner.
@r mirb BON alen SdnbIern perfauft. Nan
ohte barauf, bab auf Der Gillette al benz Salie
ieber 6laide fi6 Der Namensang ~Sobonn
Soft" beftnbet. t.
8eieht barauf. &ein atberer 1T dtt OSer
aud) 1tur anudberrO 1ebenio gut"
Gtsuer & Menbelion Co., &9entet, 152 uI0
l54 Srautltn Ct, Stem gort.
, 1893-11-16
2flurkthertd1t
6 btcodD. 16.

0~btc19o 10. Ntob.
Sot9enbc 8reiie mur6cn Bel gr0beren
Yarttcn er5ielt:
Butter, Bette @reamerbz @oare, %
O., quite 22023c, mittelmGBige 200
21c. 9atrp, bette, 243@25c, mittelgute
uno quite 18@24c, frii9er gadins Stod
16017c.
8nttertne, GaftGate 0airp Is,
empire 49,, bette Creamery 10, Sutnotler
~; in rGoas" Ober tIeincn @ebtnben
&c mebr.
&die, bette sun Cream G~5e66ars,~
103@11c, uSpinS" 1O3@113c, vgoung
-@merica" 103@114, nacbgemrcbter S6peis
ger 113@12c, v8rid" 113@12c 9imbirser
11@12c.
@ter, gar3 friibe, 21@-c 6as Dubb.
@btSfep, $1.15.
@eflaael, Icbenbiges, gurteD go
93c:, 5ubner 6ennen 7@73c, aIte
un6 iun9e 1908, Gntcn 8@9 fir Gebenz
0i9e; @Gnfe, Ie6enbige nit ben ganseu
6ebern, $6.500$7,OO bas OnBenb.
Stirring @btfens" 7@73c Dns 8funb.
8,obnen, 8eite ygtaoies" $1.5710
LEO, mittelsute $1.55, nit Der WaIcbtne
9ereinigte $1.400$1. 80.
Obft, seb0rrtes: Nepfel, tinfti9 sez
trodnete, 73@10c. baS 9funb, an Ser
Sonne 9%eborrte nDr0ltbc 5@64c, Bitrii9e
5@6c, 8rombceren 6(07c, Simbeeren 300
243c; @alrfornti9eS: Nprttoicn 14016c,
nt6t9efdli3te 8ftrii6e 8@11c, geicbdlte
22(924c ; 8flaumcn Sob; &oiinem :
pSonoon 2aperS" 81. 90 bas &iitz
9en, v0fusfateaer" $1,00(9$1.35 aoie
406c.
Obf, friicbes: 9tepfcG $2.25@2. so
nno S .00@3.25, ie nacb Der Site, gaz
nancn $1.00@1.25, Gttronen S .OO(04.25.
&artoffeln - 8urbanfs $4,000,
9ebrons 55957c; &Oie 55057c; burbz
chamber 50055c Der 8uibel. SerieDz
Smeets9 otatos 50. @ so bas SaB. SIT
notler $2.50(02.75.
, 1893-11-16
muroe Deter simmer ermoroet?


9m lebten 0tenitag tpur6e Beter 3imr
mer, DDrmalS 9(gcnt fir cine Sabrif bon
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mtoibtnen, in einenl
I'M Waloe gan5 etnlam iteben6en 3tpei
Wlcilcn bon 6i8blanO 8art entfernten
6auie, NIT elmer &u9eItpunbe i'm 6inter>
topfe, toOt a~ufgcfunoen.
3immer bate i3on felt 2Gngerem in
Dem 6auie Gepobnt. 8Gbren6 Des Cont
mers eriparb ct itb bur9 0erfauf LAMB
observation-disclosures Wtalcbinen ieineu Inter
6alt, erfano nebenbet cine 8erbe5ierung Ser
Bferbegei6irre, bic ct patentiren lieb.
0teieS bra6te ibm bteL ein. 2tls er zines
Wbenbs BON elmer leiner me6rtp0cbentltc6en
@eibGftSreiien in l6igblano Yarf ~anlangte,
iprac6 er BON 100 Dollars, bic er perbtent
babe un6 BET iicb triige.
SpGt am Samita9 N6enb be9ab er ii6
nacb 6duie uno tparb, Bis man i'm am
Oieuitag toot auffano, nibt nteber gez
1eben.
Sn ietner 6an6 belt er cine 9iftole felt
umi9lolien. 9a iebob bie ScbuBmunbe
am 6tnterfopfe taunt auf Selbitmpre oeu=
tet, Dern1utbet Goroner &ni9bt bier einen
Wtorb. Gin burcb @eipalt gc0ffnetes SEM
fter beS Sauies befr6ftigte feline Ser
mutbung. gu beriel5en Nnlibt tamer
aub ber Wfari6aQ bon 6igblan6 Barf unf
Sergeant 8rOoerid nacb elmer ldn9eren ge:
beimen l1nterrebung auf Dem 6 oli5etamt
0a jebob bic bon 3immer 5uriidgelaliener
8aptere auf ner3meifelte ftnan3teue S6pie:
rigfetten beuten, 10 lit Elm Selbitmor6 Mich
ausgeld6lD11en.
, 1893-11-16
Bate 5met frauen.

@oalbert 6prn itanb beute Worgea oor
Dem 5ttcbtet Graopea ltnter Der Qr1fIaae
Der 8ieIpeiberei. 6orn wobnte felt lam
9erer 3ett nit i%einer iunecn Srdu 8lancbe
in ocm 6auie SEQ. 1885 Clifton 8arf Nue.
Stun lebt aber Bel ibrem 8ater, Daniel
8rQant, cine anbere 6rau, bie berecbtigtc
uno Gltere lnipriide auf ben Namen Srau
6orn bat, ipe1i9ltens befilt6et tie iid6 i'm
8cltBe bon Eapieren, aus benen berDors
gebt, Dab tic Dor iebs Sabren nit @oclbcrt
6orn getront purbe. 0tacb speiiGbriger
@6e farten fte iibereir, 6aB lic licb ittas
ibpetgeno trenncn tpoutcn un6 6orn Derz
pfllbtetc itcb, ibr $15 monatlicbe Qtlimente
gu 5ablen. 0iele Gerpflicbtun9 erfiiute CT
ieOo9 10 ichlccbt, baB iie itb bcranlaBt iab,
nocb benz @runOe ST. foriben. Qtm lebten
Utonta9 erfubr tic, OaB 9orn am 4. Suli
in Utiliparfee BON Dem GeD. G.@. &tcbarbe
ion nit 8lan6e Mau6 @perham setraut
tpurbe. Sic lteB 6orn perboftcn unb Dem
&icbter 8rabmea porfiibreu, Ser iein8erb0r
unter $500 bis gum "a. gtopember pcrIbob.
Nbonntrtaltf 6as Nben6blatt Der Suinots
fon+S . ns4,,AA- n...o 4 IC.-
, 1893-11-16
uneintoe Observation-Disclosures.

Nu9uit @iier alioctirte iicb Dor cinen1
Sabre nit Nnbretp 8lum uno 6arrb 3aD,
lor sum 8etrieb beS Glectrotpptrz @eicbGfts
in SEQ. AZ 0carbornitr. 8or GINGER i3ei1
trat SaDlOr aus benz @eibdft aus unh
iibertrug ietnen 9(ntbcil an Blum. @tiet
erildt I'LL bas &reisgcricbt, 8lum gu
elmer Qtbre1nung gu p%cronlaiien. ST. BE.
bauptet, baB Oericlbe iicb mebr BON ber
@tntitnftcn beS @ei6dfts angeei9net babe,
ais t9m sufomme.