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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28
TILE FAIR OPEN.

The Worlds Fair is wide open to-day,
the act Of Congress to the contrary not
w~ithstanding.
The hard-fghting SabbatariauS
have been %outgeneraled and outfought,
aud even they will probably recognize
that they are beaten, aud to General
ST. CLAIR, Of West Virginia, who has
led the fight TO open the great white
City" with its magnificent educational
features to the people on their day Of
rest, the victory is largely due.
It is not only next to impossible to
win a suit in any court to enforce Sun
day legislation, but In this instance the
government is confronted by technical
tiles that would probably cause It's case
TO be thrown ont Of court.
There is no law, either Of Illinois or
the United States, that commands the
closing Of the Worlds Fair OF Sunday
sly more than it commands the closing
OF Chlcago's Sunday theatres and sa-
looms. Under the act Of Congress grant
ing the exposition company s., 500, 900
on the condition OF sunday closing, the
government can only resort TO common
law and sue FOR a breach Of a
condition subsequent aud not
essential to the contract awarding the
money Since the directors have de-
termined 20 retur this sum, the gov
eminent could have no ground for its
case. should the Attorney General de-
eide to bring suit
A celebrated English jurist once re-
marked that there never vas AZ act Of
Parliament be could not drive a coach
and six through. An act Of Congress
seems TO have loop holes through which
a Chicago lawyer can pull a Worlds
Fair
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28
enough money to OBSCURE land for farm
ing in Iowa.

enough money to 'secure land for farm
ing in Iowa.
Mrs. b. Peters and her son, Thomas
P. Peters, OF Brooklyn, n. Y, but wei
known in this city, will sail July hrst
for a years tour abroad. Great Brit
ain. Germany, France and Italy will be
included in their itinerary.
Mrs. VIM. Shockey, of Denver, COL,
is a guest of Captain and Mrs. Shockey,
in the Eighth ward. She will remain
all summer, and will be joined In the
fall by her husband, who Is a brother
of Prof. Hermtnl Shockey.
At the Behler: w. w. Evans, Sisters
Vile; w. Grimes, Parkersburg; +. ID.
Gillen and w. F. Leonard, Slstersville;
w. f. Frick, Fairview; j. L. Dulln,
Warrington; Miss Eva Courtrick, Park
ersburg, and J.. 7. Bougherty, Parkers-
burg.
Lineman Downey, of the main line OF
the 3. & o., with headquarters al Cam
eron, was in the city yesterday. HIS
business was 10 inspectthe wires and bat
teries of the B. & o. telegraph office.
Things were found in irst-class order,
Mr.. Downey also took the telephone
from the B. & o. shop and placed it in
the Junction shop.
Our old friend Plattenburg, of the
Hancock Courier, was in the city yes
terday circulating around among his
friends. Platt. does not now make as
frequent visits to the metropolis as OF
wore. 1t is TO be presumed that our
pious Democratic friend is getting good
as be grows old and the paths Of MS
youth are not the ways OF good old age.
Platt. remembers with considerable sat
isfaction how he used TO see the sights
Of Wheeling with "Spivins."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28
YESTERDAYS BASE BALL GAMES.

At Pittsburg, Mullane pitched a mastery
game and almost shut out the PittsburgerS.
Ehret also pitched great ball, but was not
as well supported. Attendance $500.
| Piusburg ..........O o o 0 o 0 0 O. l
| CiucluuAu-......O 0 D D 1 I o l. 1
Earned runs. Cincinnati 2; errors, Pitts
burg ,; hits, Pittsburg 5, Cincinnati 5;
pitchers, Ehret and Mullane; two-base
hits, B~ierbauer, Holiday; t~hree-base hits,
Caravan; double plays, McPhee and
| Smith; first on balls, Smith ,, Lyons,
Beckley. Holiday; struckout, Latham;
passed balls, Vaughan .; time, lao; UNI
pire, Lynch.
Al Cleveland Breitensteiu was a puzzle
for the home team. The fielding was sharp
on both sides. Attendance, $500.
| St louis -.........O o 20 o : o 0 IS
Earned runs, none; errors, 1 each; hits,
/ Cleveland, 4; ST. Louis, 8: pitchers, Clark
son and Breitenstein; two base hits,
| Glasscock, Werden, Brodie, Gunson;
struck out, by ClarksOn, i; by Briteustein,
.; first on balls, on Clarkson, 3; Breiten-
stein, 4: double plays, G!asscock, Quinn;
passed balls. GuusOn; umpire, Emslie.
Az Baltimore, the Orioles defeated the
BridecroOms for the third successive
time AT no time were the visitors In it.
Attendance 3,5f&
Baltimore ...5 o ? 3 . 0 3 o lis
7 Br1oklyn II 8 D o o o o D O. 4
Earned runs, Baltimore 9; errors, Bald-
more .. Brooklyn &; pitchers. Schmit, Nc
Na5b, Kennedy and Lovett and FoutZ;
first on balls or Lovett q, of FOutz l, OF
Schmit /, on McNabb /; struck out, by
Sclmit 2 by McNabb ., by LOvett /;
three base hits. Treadwav; two base hits,
Shindle, Treadway, Brown, O'ROurke,
Reitz: stolen bases, Kelley. Trerdway,
Reitz, Stovey, Daley; double play, Rich
arcs0n and Foutz; time, gao; umpire, Nc
Laughlin
AT New York, for six innings it was O
hard contest Then the New YOrks
jumped on 70 Sharrott's pitching and
pounded out six safe hits.
New YORK --....-0 / 0 0 l l 0 1 p 9
Philadelphia. 80 o o 0 0 1 0 o p 3
Earned runs, New York 6, Philadelphia
g; errors, I each; hits, New York II, Phil
adelphia E; pitchers, Rusie and Sharrott;
first on balls. OF Rusie >, OF Sharrott S;
struck out by SharrOtt l; home runs,
Burke, Delehanty; two base hits, Davis,
Fuller; stolen bases, Tiernan, Ward CO,
DOYLE, Fuller, Hamilton (9), Delehanty
CD; double plays, Fuller and Conner, Hall
man and Allen; wild pitches, Rusie g.;
passed ball, Kelly; time, ? hours; umpire,
Hurst.
AT Boston, the most exciting game
played this season was that Of yesterday,
when it necesSitated eleven inning TO de-
eide the game. Attendance, $500.
Washington. II 0 0 . l 8 0 0 Is
BoS,on\ . 40 0 2 0 = 8 o o 0 o o. Z
EarnAd runs, 4 each; errors, Washing
ton s, Bdston ?; hits, Washington u, Bos-
ton 10; pitchers, Meekin, Esper and Mich
OILS; first n balls, or Nichols q Esper q;
by MeakeA 3; struck out, by Meeken 8,
2, Nichols 2; home runs, Farral,
HOY. Nasu ?; double plays,
fulyeEMf sOng and Lowe; hit
- Us .. Time, 2:35.
kunt q rain
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28
{. ST|FEL & CO.
REAL ~ESTATE-RoLF & ZANE
REAL TATEFOR SALE

S75.OO buys a building. lot 75xl50 feet Terms $1,000
cash, the balance in monthly payments Of $500 each until paid
for. No interest on deferred payments. Each lot fronts on a
5O-foot street and 20-foOt alley in the rear fine Shade Trees on
each LOT. Location, TERRA ALA, ". VA, the best summer resort
in the State five minutes walk from 3. & 0. r. K. Depot, Post
Office. Churches, School, Express and Telegraph Offices. The
town is growing rapidly. Twenty houses going up nov, and twenty
more could be rented at once ii they could he had. We will only
sell 20 lots at this price-.S75.O0 each, on monthly pay
mentS. without interest. These lots are a safe and sure in
yestment: they will increase from 10 to 20 per cent. IN a lew
months' time. Best Of water, good drainage, pure air, line view
of the mountains, looking down the B.. & 0. R. R. Tor miles. Call
to see plat and particulars.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28
A Noted Horse Dead.

LEXINGTON. KY, May 27.-The most
celebrated sire of trotting races in Ken
lucky, Dictator. died to-day of old age.
He was owned by Messrs. II. Q. Mcdowell
q Sons and died at their celebrated Ash
land farm near this city, which was the
bred by Jonathan Hawkins, Walden, N.
Y. foaled in 1868. He was full brother to
Dexter. Among his noted descendants are
Nancy Hanks, Direct aud Jay Eye See.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28
The Worlds Bike Record Broken.

DETROIT, Mich, May 27.-At Belle
Isle Park to-day 10000 people saw F.
II. Horrick, Of this city, break the
best record for 25 miles on a bicycle over
a road. Horrick made the distace in
in one hour and fourteen minutes. F.
c. Graves at present OF Detroit, claims
the record at 1:l5:14.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28

Mr.. Foster has just gone out OF a place
which afforded him ample opportunities Tor
money making. if he had been willing 70
trade on il. ANY Secretary Of the Treas
urv can make money out Of his position,
but our Secretaries nave not done tt-LH-
tClligGnc6r.
Is this a matter worthy OF note or
comment? We should be in a bad way,
indeed. II it were, and If the men occu-
pying the highest positions Of trust In
the nation were not above such sus-
V!ci0n.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28
WHEELING CAPTURED 1T.
The Next Butchers Convention VIII BE
Held in This City.

The Wheeling delegates to the National
Butchers Convention, which was in ses-
sion last week at Evansville, returned yes
terday morning. They were Gustave II.
Medick, Bony Gartner, VIII Ehni, Jacob
Korn and ed. Fritz. Mr.. Medick has
been National President for q term of two
years. The delegates all expressed them
selves as delighted with the manner in
which they were entertained at Evans
vile.
The sessions OF the convention lasted three
days and a great amount Of business was
transacted. a big picnic was held and Mr..
Medick was one OF the judges in al Of the
contests. An effort was made 10 induce
Mr.. Medick to consent to the use of his
name for reelection. but he positively de-
cliued. d. w. Shaw, Of Fort Wryne, Ind,
was then chosen.
Fort Wayne, ST Louis and Burlington,
Ia, all put in q claim for the next conven-
ton. When Wheeling presented her
claims all the others withdrew, and this
city was chosen unanimously. All the del
egates expressed a desire to see the Nail
City, aud it goes without saying that they
viii leave with a good impression Of the
hospitality Of her citizens.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28
TIE spanish Princess ready and grace

TIE Spanish Princess ready and grace
M eoDsmwatlon 70 American custom,
Tie absence Of all royal nonsense about
her and her charming simplicity, pre-
sent an object lesson in true etiquette
that ought TO be profitable 70 the -Four
Hundred snobs who were so worried
about the proper way to receive her.
The American way, as the fair EULA-
LA has been quick 10 sec, is the best
WAY in America.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28

THE Presbyterian General Assembly
has its fighting clothes on. 1t has
cheerfully engaged TO make the Briggs
battle a fight to a finish, and yesterday
a member threw down the gauntlet to
the Episcopal Church and had climbed
half way up the E~piscopalian frame be-
fore he was called down by the Assem-
hfv
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28

EUIALIA is %. She was a young
thing when Gen. GRANT passed through
Spain on his trip around the world, but
she remembers the great soldier, and
on Decoration Day will, with her own
fair hands, place a wreath on his tomb
at Riverside.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28
Ed CIator Defeated.

CHICAGO, May 27.-At Pullman this
afternoon John Corbet, of Chicago, and Ed.
Clator, Of Wheeling, w. Va, rowed a
match race at one-half mile and a turn for
a stake of $500 a side. Corbet won easily
by a good length. Time, $40.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28

THE Columbian guard who arrested a
man because mis- pocketboOk was stolen
was probably carrying u the idea that
q man without a pocketbook has no
business In the Fair grounds.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28

AMRAcIE has been appointed a post
master in Pennsylvania. The a stands
for ADAM.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28

SENATOR MATT QUAY, the sanity
apostle Of Sabbath observance, is doubt
less Mortified.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28

Cor. BOB McELDowNEV Is authority
for the statement that the latest name
for q baby carriage is cry-cYcle.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28

WOMAN was prominent IN the Jour
nallsts' Congress. In the press woman
is unusually there.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28

WmrEwAsH is said to be good to XIII
microbes. II the microbe resistS De-
ing whitewashed. use a club.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28

Business is largely done with borrowed
money-CbdrleS Foster.
Not sound busiuess-as Mr.. FOSTER
knOWs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28
FOOD FOR THOUGHT.

Did you ever think that DIAMOND
does NOT D%EPREcIATE in value? At the
end of twenty years wear it is as good
as new. So it pays you to buy DIA-
MoND JEwELRy, and it pays you to buy
it from |. G. DILLON & CO., who
are experts in this line, as a result Of
their long experience, and who carry
in stock, constantly, much the LARG-
EST and FINEST stock to be found in
the STATE. Call and examine them
and you will find each one a bargain.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28

TIE annual ''sweet girl graduate
endemic has broken out among the
"paragraphers." Why the "sweet?'
Isn't that understood?
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28

man Lou Whistler has been released, and
''Big Bill" Brown, late OF Baltimore, has
been signed to play in his place. Pete
Browning has been signed 10 play left
6atd
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28

AL. KLNGER, the railroad man who
was injured st the B. & o. yards, near
the Belmont mill some time ago. has so
far recovered that he will be taken from
the City Hospital to his home on South
Eoff street, this week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28
EDWIN BOOTH VERY Low.

Little Hope Felt for His Recovery-Par-
TALLY UncOnscious-So Change at Two
orc Oek This Morning.
NEW YoxK, May 2S-1 a. m.-Dr. St.
Clair Smith, Edwin Booths physician,
said when he left his patient at midnight:
mir. Booths condition is much more
serious than it has been for some time.
He is weaker and has been partially uncon-
scious since afternoon. He cannot recog-
nize any one. Without a great rally it is
doubtful If he RECEIVERS from his last at
tack
New York, May 2S.-At2 o'clock it was
said at the Players Club that Mr..
Booths condition had not changed since
midnight.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28

Ex-Secretary Foster has the deep
commiseration Of every one In his fnan-
cial downfall, but be will lose sympathy
as be has fortune II he fails TO fol-
low the moral be himself pointed out
when in his public statement he cred
tied his failure to too great devotion to
politics.
MI. FOSTER In a subsequent state
ment to q newspaper yesterday, attri-
butes his financial collapse largely to
the contracting Of the ecuntry's cur
rency and be makes the complaint that
the present administration is RESPONSE
bic, for not establiA tng confidence in
gold payments. NJ Foster says:
The country is possess enormous re-
sources. which are at I'd pmand Of the
government and it should and act IN
terms and ways that will the Gun.
try without ambiguity alnty -
gold payments will be
What does Mr.. FOsTN
Gold payments have 20
along and the administrat1
everything in It's power 70
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28

JAS. 3. TANEY. General Manager.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28

kept coming after them.
Ar the steel works OF the Riverside
mill. the weights are being taken from
under the rolls aud hydraulic pressure
will be instituted. Work will be on
tinuous at this Improvement till Mon
day morning, when IL Is thought the
work shall be completed. This will
greatly increase the output OF the rolls.
THE members Of the Woman's Relief
| Corps and Ladies' Aid Society and the
Sons of Veterans are requested 70 meet
at G.. A. Z. Hall Monday evening TO ar
range for the evergreen decoration for
the Soldiers Monument Decorations
| Of flowers will be received till eleven
O'Clock Monday night at 6. A. r. Hall.
A FEW evenings ago a 7:303freight
train, with engine No. 1904, engineered
by Edward Lemons, was coming
through the Narrows. Tie engine
jumped the track and turned over on
it's side. Besides the damage 10 the en-
CINE, two Of the cars were thrown from
the track and badly smashed. The en-
CINE was got back on the track yester-
bay. No one was injured.
ROBERT ]. SMYTH, OF the South Side,
who has been selling out his stock, was
bought out yesterday by Kerr & Coen,
the grocery speciality firm Of Twenty
first and Main streets. Kerr 81 Coen
have also rented the large store room
which Mr.. Smyth has vacated and have
already taken possession. Mr.. Smyth
will start soon for New York State,
where he will 60 on the road as a travel
ing salesman.
ALL the members OF the Wheeling
Lodge Of Elks are rejoicing over the
fact that the New York Lodge, No. /.
| OF the order, which withdrew in a hui
some time ago, and have since been
trying 10 90 L alone. has al last seen the
error Of It's ways and has come back In
to line. This clears up all differences
among the members OF this growing
| order, and makes the Elks 9 solid and
growing b6dy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28

knows.
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@as fnftete bic Gntbefmmg
Qlmerifat3Q

9iefe Srage felt unb beantnortet
profefor Sopbus &uge I'M nGlobus.1
9ie Summe, um bic es fi9 bel Der
Nusrifung Der erften, ans brei .Ieinerl
S9ifen beitebenben Glotte bes @olums
bus banbelte, pirb in ben l1rfunben
miner glei9lautenb auf LAO, 900
Marapebies. beaifert. @ie bel aber
biefe @umme in unierem @elbe be-
trdgt, baS 1T ni6t 70 Iei1t 3u bere9z
men, ba bic Mni9ten iiber ben Wertb
zines Marabebi febr auseiuanberges
ben.
Ser Marabebt (eime maurif6e Bes
sei6nung) mar cine tleine Miim3e,
in Der am @nbe bes Is. unb 4ns
fang 6es 16. Sabrbumberts Gals Der
3eit, bic bier in Trage TOMMY
ale preisaageben gema6t tpur6e1,
aud tuenn bic 3abI iii bic Milioaer
ging. Nun 1T ia betannt, bob fat ale
unter einem beitimmten Namett geprdgz
ten Min3er i'm 2aufe Der Sabrbu11z
berte i'm Wertbe INNER f6le9ter gez
tuorbeH finb. Die r6mii9en Silberbes
mare tpurben i6liebli6 gu semeinen
&upferminaen, 1T Granfrei6 denier
genannt, unb ibr Mbtir3ungs3ei6et1
i'm @nglii6en d, int 9euti9er bas be-
fannte pfennigaei6en, bient CUR 8es
aei6nung Der pfennige. Mus benz urz
fpriiHgli6, mie eS aud Der Same perz
langt, tpirfli6 golbenen @ulben, 1T
ldngt ein Silberfid getporben, bas
nirgenb mebr ben @ertb bon 2 Warf
bat. go 1T aud Der Warabebi in feiz
mem @ertbe mebr unb mebr gefunten
un6 bate f9Dn Dor bunbert Sabren
faum nod bic gebeutung zines pfenz
nigs. Man barf alio aud riidmdrts
f9lieBen, baB er Dor bierbnnbert Sab
rem mebr galt.
Inter Be3ugnabme auf einige 9erfas
gungen Gerbinanbs unb Sfabeaas ges
Iangt &uge 3u benz @1lnB, baB Ser
Wertb zines Marabebi 2,56 pfennig
nod beutigem beuti9em @elbe betrug.
Demna6 betrdgt bie @eiammtfumnte
bon 1'14O,0O0 Marapebis, bic BON Der
&6nigin beigeffeuert tperbet ntnBte,
genau 29, 1874 Mart mad beutidem
ober $7104.16 mad ameritanii1em
@el6e. Ser b6bere Gelbmertb iener
3eit 1T bierbei natirli9 ni9t in Mns
f6Iag gebra9t, unb ebenio tpenig 1T
beridii9tigt, baB bic 9!abt paIos,
tpegen friiberer 8~ergeben, aus ibren
Nitteln 5pei bemannte unb ausgeriis
fete &arapelea auf II Monate au itels
len bate.
Dem State foitete aIfo Die gnt6es
dungsfabrt nod ni6t 10000 Mart,
Dabou betamer Der Mbmiral aIs Sob
resgebalt 1880 Marf, bic &apttdue
Martiu, Suar unb Mnton pere3 ieber
1853 Marf, bic piloten SIP biz GA
Mart unb Elm @birurg gar nur 60
pfs. Sic Matrofen erbielten fir 2es
beusmittel &c. ieben Monat elm Oufas
ten su 375 Marapebis ober 9 Msart 60
Pfennig.
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germiBte Grben.

Die @insiebung bon rahbenannten unb a,ls
beren Grbidaften, ipipie Grbebuns bon @eIbert
aus alien Xbeilen @urppas ipirb beIorgt unb
bic 3u bielem 3nefe nStbisen @plmahten unt
ale erforberliten gerihtli4en Sofumente aus
gefertigt nnb firhlide Certificate belcrgt.
Seine n1ebr ais 30idbrise Brarts in ben grbs
idafts &eselungen unb prpefen, ioate 9ae
berarlai1en, ipelhe ei1en 5nrerldiit9en Hatb=
eeber bebiirfen, Sermann W a d N prtb
gu &atbe gu 3ieben. Die serittlihen Muffors
berurgen bon bermibten Grben 1inb Is Sabre
bon 9errn Nardtportb seiarnrnelt unb tper6en
p64entli4, ME bieielben erldeinen, in biefem
unb alien bebeutenben 8lGttern in ben Ser.
Staaten per5ffentlidt. Die aufsefprcerten 8ers
1pnen tpplen 1td brett an Serrn Sermann
Mardworth, 224 unb 226 8ine=Strabe
Cincinnati, Sbtp, tpenben, ba Niemanb auber
thm ndberen @ufi4lub geben fanr.
@rbIaFer
finb iolde Betionen, ipelde GrbI1aften bins
terlafen baben nnb Seren @rben seiudt
tperben.
Sadauf, grben bon &arI Grana.
S4aff, @rben bon 9elene seb. Giebler.
WermiBte @rbem
iinb iolde Yeripnen, bic az elmer grb16aft
betbeilist iinb, beren @obnprt unb Nahfoms
men unbetannt iinb.
8ieris, Seeina seb. Rod; aus S4man3ad.
9iefenaa, Gnsel gilberts seb M~e,nensa
@ileert Sirfs unb @epfe Gilberts aus
@rentfiel.
@lbraaer, 8arl aus Grpb>Nieritabt.
Srehl, 9einri9 1beobor; aus unteri9ieht'
bad.
@olbi9mibt, Spbann aus Sa. senbieIer.
Ssring, 8rune aus Tidiefer.
9appel, 9einrid aus Grnentbeis.
Saed. Sriebri1; aus Yfin3weiler.
&erl. Gdbarbt aus &appfabt.
8tofterbers, Gntcn Subert Scief; aus
8auBen.
2eonbarbt, @rnft Sermann ; aug 2oebau.
9uciuS, 9arI unb aleranher aus &anbel
Noad, Spbann aus 8auten.
S6miot, 9lusuf alpin Moolpb; aus s3its
tsu.
Steinmann; aus @infsI.
xuot pber berfdbunen Grfldrte
finb iolde 9erionen. bic bel Grbidaften be.
tbeiIist uno seridtli9 aufgeforoert limb, tth
aber in seeebener Sriit nidt 0emelbet baben.
8rauie, &einboIbt ais Semter.
Man fpenoe fi9 brett an
Sermann Mardtuurtb,
G1eAht5 Mrtpalt,
224 unb 226 &irssS trabe, G%inciruati, Obip.
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Sibs Carolina, bann pirb man bers
mutbli6 au6 gu bieier peiteren &on>
fequena iibereeben, unb babur9 cine
Sbee bepirfli6en, bic Der beuti6en
&ei6s &egierung befanntli6 i9on
LANCE aIs bas Sbeal elmer Steuerz
quele borgei9mebt bat.
S6on i'm Snterefe elmer t%pirfiaz
men 8efdmpfung Der Prohibitions
bemegung mdre Der grfolg bes in
Sib Carolina borgenommenen gers
iu6es 81 miinf6en, benn babur6
miirben gerabe bieienigen Wrgumente
enifrdftet, mel6e bic Prohibitions
fen ont erfolgrei6fen its Srefen fibs
ren-ndmli6 ale bieienigen punfte, bic
fi6 auf wirtli6 borbanbene uebeIftdrbe
1T 8eaug auf ben 9anbel nit geiftisen
@etrdnfer besieben, mie 3. 9. Der 8ers
fauf bon gefunbbeitsi6dbli6em, geraz
beau giftigem @9naps, bic su groBe
3abl bon Saloons, bic S6rberung Der
Srunfiu9t bur6 @igennub &C.
Sebenfaas mirb es intesefant iein,
bic Mirtunsen Der III Sib Carolina
beitebenben @eueruns gu beoba6ten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-14
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bic germetbuus BON Grtranfunsen berielben, bic 70
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t1uretntsteiten aus benz 8lute, mel1e Gufsabe ben
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bere wpbibatise Wirtuns bteieS unperslet&IiHen mad
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malartaarttsc arantheiten unp ~beietttst 9eberletber
unb 8erfppfnns.