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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-01-23

There lives in Philadelphia tiny little
girl named Katie Campbell Bryan. She
was year old last week, and, though
perfectly well, and as pretty as the pref
tiest French doll you ever saw, she
weighs little less than eleven pounds.
When ten days old she weighed only q
pound and three-quarters, and the clothes
which were selected for her to wear we've
some that belonged to her sisters tiny
wax doll.
Even now she is not as big as good
sized French doll, and, though she car
speak and say distinctly two or three
words, and walk so fast that you woulG
have trouble to catch her if she should
run away, she could easily be carried or
one of your hands. Her feet are only
two inches long-no longer than your
longest finger-and her hands are very,
very tiny.
She has few teeth, which are very
cunning and pretty, and all her toys,
as you may imagine, have to be made
especially for her,-Kansas City Times.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-01-23

Sorrows have accumulated upon this
administration to ga extent greater per-
haIs than any other i'll the history of the
country. Tho little son OF President
Pierce was killed in railway accident
on the trip from New Hampshire to the
inauguration. Mr. Lincoln lost a son
while he was president, and was assass-
mated at the beginning of his second
term, and Gle same fate befell President
Garfield. A number of distinguished
people, including one or more cabinet
officers, were killed by an explosion of a
cannon on board ship ON the Potomac
during Mg. Tylers administration.
No administration, however, has had
SO many sad surrounding rs the present
one 1t will be recalled that the house
of Secretary Tracy was destroyed by fire
and his wife and daughter were burned
to death in the ruins. After long ill
ness the wife of Mr.. HalfOrd, the presi-
dents private secretary, died. While
Mr. Blaine was secretary of state, his
favorite son, Walker, was stricken down
and never recovered, and soon after his
retirement from the cabinet, within a
week or two another son, Emmons
Blaine. died almost without moments
warning. His daughter, Mrs. Coppinger,
also died while he was a member of the
cabinet, and one of his sisters. Secretary
Window, of the treasury department,
while in New York to make "a speech at
a banquet, died at the table The chief
usher at the executive mansion, Mr. Dins-
more, has died within year
In the presidents own household sor-
rows come thick and fast. A sister of
his wife has died within the past year or
two. Mrs. Harrison, after patient suf-
fering, breathed her last in the White
House and was followed a few days
after by her venerable father.-Wash
ington Cor. Montgomery Advertiser.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-01-23
A Law That Injuries the Mother.

A Miss c. went from Brooklyn
eleven years ago, married and was left a
widow with two children. The chill
dren's paternal uncle in Canada, whom
the mother had never seen, was by their
fathers will appointed their guardian
with absolute authority to take them
from their mother and send them to a
school in Quebec, where they would be
under religious and social instructions
utterly repugnant to her Visiting III
Brooklyn short time ago, she said in
the writer's hearing, with burning cheek
and tears in her eyes: Il used to laugh
at the idea of woman suffrage when l
was girl in this city, but have learned
since what a mother loses by having no
voice in the law. Grief has been my
teacher. Now know. Eleanor Kirk s
Idea.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-01-23
A Great Bald Eagle Killed.

The largest bald eagle ever killed in
this vicinity was shot in the town of
Concord, few miles west of Oconomo-
woo, Wis. recently by Richard Yates.
1t measured Z feet inches from tip to
tip, and weighed eleven pounds. The
talons, measured along the convex sur
faces, are nearly two inches in length
and very strong. 1t was perched upon
lofty elm, when Mr.. Yates discharged
both barrels of his shotgun at it simul-
taneously, after which the bird flew a
few hundred feet and suddenly fell to
the ground dead.
A golden eagle, measuring nine feet
from tip to tip, was captured by Johnnie
Spahnhumer, u sixteen-year-old boy, a
few miles south of West Bend, Wis, on
the same day.-Milwaukee Sentinel.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-01-23

According to present indications there
will be large transfers of population be-
tween New York and Chicago next sum-
mer The Chicago women who are not
identified with the various movements
that their sex are undertaking are begin
ming to anticipate with dismay the hos
pitalities the great show will entail.
These propose to let their houses in Chi
cago for the summer months, and take
lodgings in this city or occupy cottages
at the seaside. When these opportUni-
ties have been made known such of
the New York people as expect to visit
the fair have availed themselves of the
chance of escaping the crowds at the ho-
tells and the chances of boarding houses,
and engaged these vacated houses. A
group of people divide the time among
them, succeeding one another in such in
stallments as they may arrange, and
with their own servants live as comfort
ably as if at home. Many New Workers
would gladly avail themselves of such
opportunities if they could be made
known. If some econvenient exchange OF
properties could be established it would
be mutually beneficial. - New York
Evening Sun
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-01-23

"Well, Rastus, how did Christmas
treat you?"
"Chris'mus done treat me well enough,
sab, but de Christians dey's been harass-
in of me-"
How was that"
Il gibs var my wo'd, sab, great fat
plump chicking done flewed into de
winder o my home de day befo' Chris.
mus, sab, and was arrested ON Chris.
mus day, sab, for habin dat choking in
my possession, sab. Said | stole her fun
Majah Yancy, sab; nd jes' because
couldn't prove what dey calls yallerby
when Nose Thompson said he seed me
at de coop de night befo' dey fined me
fo' dollars, sah h"-Harper' Bazaar.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-01-23
Pronunciation of Two Names.

1t may seem like trying to gild refined
gold or paint the lily to suggest the pos
sibility of an improvement in the pro
nunciation of proper names adopted by
Mr.. Days company of players, but
have always imagined that the heroine
in ''As You Like IT, was Ros-alind, with
the accent on the first syllable, and that
Shakespeare made a humorous point in
the stretching of the pronunciation in
Orlando's love verses. This point is en-
tirely lost by pronouncing the name Ro-
salind, with long H." and equal stress on
first and last syllables, all through the
play The first intimation that the mel
ancholy Jacque was a ruralized proto-
type of the Chatham street character
also comes from Mr.. DAILY. George
Clark is addressed in his "As You Like
1t" role as Jal1ies. Is there any author
ity for either of these novelties:-Cor
New York Advertiser.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-01-23
An Egg Story.

The ancient Firms believed that mys-
tic bird laid an egg on the lap of Vaimai-
non. who was to hatch it in his bosom.
But he let it fall, and it broke, the lower
portion of the shell forming the earth, the
upper the sky. The liquid white became
the moon and the yolk the sun, while the
little fragments of broken shell were
transformed into stars. Philadelphia
Press.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-01-23

There has been forwarded to Mr.. Glad
stone from yarmouth an album mounted
in gold plate in commemoration of his
visit to Snowdon and yarmouth. En-
graved upon the large gold plate is Il
shield bearing the arms of Merioneth
and the Welsh leek, aud around the edge
of the plate are the words, "Made of
Welsh gold from Clogan mines, Bar
mouth, North Wales. New York
IOracc
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-01-23

Aunty-Where are you going now,
pet?
Little Pet-Down to the dentists.
Dear me! Don't you hate it?
'No'm. l go twice week with the
governess. like it."
"But doesn't the dentist hurt you?"
"No'm. 'Tisn't my teeth he fixes; it'a
the governess' Good News.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-01-23

The man, be he editor or reader, who
imagines that the public feels the faintest
degree of interest in his envies, jealous
les, complaints, grumbHngs or quarrel
ings is an idiot, ,-Pascagoula Miss
Magnet.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-01-23
A Wealthy womap,s Reouest.

Mrs. Elizabeth Osby Hunter, an &C.
centric old woman, who recently died in
London, bequeathed So 800 per year to
be held in trust for her parrot. In a
Codicil $500 was added with which to
buy the parrot new cage.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-01-23

Two little maidens engaged in trade,
And wonderful bargain each one maze;
A baby sister with dimpling smile
Was exchanged for "a doll of the latest style;
They played for an hour-then mamma came
to borrow
Ber baby and told them to bargain tomorrow.
Youths Companion.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-01-23
HGhDlNG RAILROAD SYSTEM.
LEHIGH VALLEY
lwSSTsA DIVISION.
IK Anthracite coal used exclu-
H svey, inSuring cleanliness and
comfort.
ADVANCEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
DEC. 4, 1892.
LEAVE FREELAND.

LEAVE FREELAND.
go, s35, $40, 1911 A.. NJ, 1925, 1.5O, a.4s $50,
l55, 64l, 7.l2, s.i7 p. NJ, for Drifton, Jeddo'
Lumber Yard, Stockton and IIazieton.
$40, $40 A. NJ, l.50, $50 p. NJ, for Mauch
Chunk, Allentown, Bethlehem, Phia. Easton
and New York
s.35 A. NJ for Bethlehem, Easton and Phila-
delphia.
5.26, 1855 A. NJ, 12 10, 4.5O p. NJ. (via Highland
Branchl for White Haven, Glen Summit,
Wilkes Barre, Pittston and l.. and b. Junction
SUNDAY TRAINS.
ll.40 A. NJ. and 3.45 p. NJ. for Drifton, Jeddo,
Lumber Yard and liazleton.
345 p. NJ for nehnQ, Mahanoy City, Shen-
andoah, New York and Philadelphia.
ARRIVE AT FREELAND.
$50, 100, 7.26. 01s, 1856 A. NJ, l2.lG, LIS, e.ss,
$50, l.O3 and s37 =. NJ. from HaZlcton, Stock
ton, Lumber Yard, Jcddo and DriitOn.
7.2G, 0.lS 1885 a. NJ, T. l6 2.33 $50, 78 p. NJ.
from Delano, Mahanoy City and shenandoah
via New Boston Branch).
LIS and -.31 +. NJ. from New York, Easton,
Philadelphia, Bethlehem, Allentown and
MauCh Chunk.
SlS and 1856 A. NJ. from Easton, Phiadel-
phia, bethlehem and Mauch Chunk.
0lS, lO4l a. NJ, 243, . Al P. NJ from White
Haven. Glen summit, Wilkes-lmr Pittstou
and h. and B. junction (Via Highland Branch).
SUNDAY TRAINS.
ll3l A. NJ. and 3.3l I. NJ from Hazleton.
Lumber Yard. ,Ieddo and Drifton.
ll.3l \. NJ. from nelanu, Hazleton, Philadel-
33l p. NJ. from Pottsville and Delano.
For further information inquire OF Ticket
Agents
l. A. SwEIGARD, Gen. Mgr.
c. q. HANCOCK, Gen. Pass. Agt.
Philadelphia, Pa.
A. w. NoNNEMACHER Asst G. p. A.,
South Bethlehem. Pa.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-01-23
for Infants and Children.

"Castoriais so well adapted to children that
recommend itas superior to any prescription
known to me" II. A. ARCHER, N. D.,
III So. oxford St., Brooklyn, NY.
, 1893-08-30
mas moth tbut.
urtReiIe Don 2rbeiterfiihrern iiber ole eeoen=
wGrtt9e NotRla9e Ger 2lrbeiter.

1te6er Sic Tr0ge, mas fir Sic prafttic6e
un0 i6neue 6iilfe fiir bic 8ei6dftt9ungS7
loien @btca9o'S get6an tpcroen f0nne, baber
nebrere Der bier sum Qlr6eitScongreB an
tpeleltoet Qlrbettcrfitbrer unD locialDfono>
miibe S3riftiteuer etnem 8ericbteritatter
gegenilber lbre Wtctnung 9eGuBert.
Samuel @omper5, Der BrGiioent Ser
amertfaniic6e1 ySeoerQtion Of 2abor",
GuBerte feline Wteinung folgen6ermaBen :
Sd tDitroe 5uerit ~btetenigen ermitteln, Die
tbatldcbljc6 Wtan9el let0en, unb DteIen 3uz
crit 0Ilfe b%rtngen. 0un9rtge 2e1te f0nz
men tpe0er rubtg it6erlegen nob arbeiten.
Damn mitr0e tb aQeS Deriuc6en, I'M Qtrbett
3l i6affen. Seffentlide Gcrbeiierungen
1outen in N1grtff gertomlten tperben, uno
Die S5ee Der @6icagoer @eicbGft5leute, iidb
nit Der arbettenoen 8eD0lferung at Derz
e%tnt9en, Inn Dtele5 81 Stanoc 31 brin9en,
lit cine 9liidItc6c S6ee. SET babe Sic lotale
SttuottOn nt9t 9enii8en6 itu6trt, I'M mic6
oartber IN Gin5elnDettelt ein3ulaiien, a6er
gebt 5uerit 8roO u1o ban1t Qlrbeit, 1penn
S6r niCbt 3uerit Qlrbeit gcben f0nnt. SIM
lebteren Sale mitr0en Die Q(rbeiter 1ic6
1elb1t tDr 8roo berlcbaffen u11o 6ieIeS pGre
Dtel better.
Or. Ofc@IDm ia9te: NaS tb 3uerft tbun
tpltroe? gE1n, bic Wtenicblic9feit perlangt,
oaB man Nteman6 9totb leioen loIie. Gbiz
ca8o TT 3t 9roB, GIT ndc6tig 1no 5u ebel,
ais Dab es oul0en folte, 6aB Elm She'll
1etner 8ebDlfcrung 6unger letoe. s3uerit
rtllB Dem W}angel abgebolfen tper6en, Damn
1ou allies Wf0glide get9on peroer, nm
&rbeit gu i6affen.
9enrp George metnte, Chicago let auf
benz ridbti8en @ege, lpern es u~ntcrnimntt
Ottentlt6e Ger6elierltngen pornebmcn at
laren, I'M ben Neutrality-suspicious. Q(rbeit
1no Sroo gu DerI6affen.
9amltn @arlano lit Der 9tnii4t, 6a6 IS
8ro5ent Der 8ei6Gfti9un9sloien ebrlicbe
2lrbetter lete1t, Dte 9erre arbeiten ipiiroen.
Gr Rdlt ooS beitebenbe SteueriDitem fir
oa9 0runolbeL Der gegenipGrttgen trauri0en
Serbaltntfie uno enpfte6lt, baB bte tpirfz
ltc9 Wtan9el Setoenoen ermittelt ur6 bQB
1bnen lofort gebOlfen per0e un6 6QB DR.
better IN GROCER 3abl BEL 6em 8au Des 9lbz
lDa1%terconalS, BET Ser 8erbelIeruna bes
PartcS, Der &etnbaltung Der StrQben be-
lc9oft!9t meroen. 9lber aucb fir iolbe be-
1tD4ltl9ln9Slole Geute, Bic l1ic6t f0rperli6e
Str0Ttc genlt9 beitBen, I'm BEN Spaten All
R0noQaben, ipie Qbrmacber, Gtgarrenmac6er
ooet S0ocnntaoben, ioI4te gelorqt tperbe1t.
ScbIteBltcb betBt ct Sic Organization zines
ans Nrbettertit6rern un6 @eIchGftsLelten
DelteQenoen v9felief SafetD )Gon1ites,0
lOeIcbeS Wtittel sur 9(6bilfe 6es gfotbfton6rs
I'9o1e" l00, ais nacba3merstpertb gut.
, 1893-08-30
8rutaIer N1oro.
1obn 6ormar Don eir1em r1eoer eet0otet,
neil er 0enem feline Gi9aretten oeben
fon1lte.

So6n @ormon bon go. 40 State1traFe
bate es ltc9 9eitern Qbenb I'M balb II ltbr
auf Dem @raSplase I'M Safe Srout>Barf
Dor DEM Qllottortum bequem 8emacbt ultb
mar cben letbt etn9elblummert, alS er
Ourcb bas GjcrGui9 BON TuBtritten eripedt
tpuroe.
Nufbltdenb, io6 CT cinengfeger nit einem
bOl5ernen 8etn Dor iic6, ser i'm barl6 aufz
forbertc, tbm cine Cigarette 81 geben. @orz
man %ent9e9nete, baB ct benz Gerldngcn
nibt nacbtommen f0nnc, tpeiI ct feline 81
9aretten bel itcb babe, ~ipOrauf Der Neger
ibm cinen Sdlag in'5 @eiicbt unb Damn
mcbrere Grttte nit leil1em b0l5crnen 8ein
OerieBte. QlIS. @orntan banl1 oufiprang
unO ben gteger pafte, rib bieier ein &aiirz
meiler aus Der Soibe uno. bracbte ibm
3pet tiefe S3uttte ltber ocm l1uterlet6 bel.
@ornan bra6 nit einem S6mer3en5id bret
Sulamne1, nno Der gte8er bumpelte eiligit
DaDon.
Ser 16tDcrDeripun0cte German pur6e
balO 0arauf BON eiuem 6 ~oliSilten gefunoen
uno mach benz st. 2ufaS>6 oipital gebrocbt,
no ct gegen l llbr Worgens inter entieBz
ltcbcn S9mer5en itarb.
Der GOrfaa tpur6c bon stpei 6rauen5imz
mern nit angeieben, uno nacb beren Sc
icbreibung bat bic 8olt3et 5pei Sarbigen,
Die 8etOe elm DOlSer1es 8ein baben, perbaf~
tet. SDre Naunen itn0 WiIiam SoneS un6
Wto1eS Wolton; aber natllrltb erflGren
8etoe, unl9ulbtg gu ietn.
, 1893-08-30
eincn 8cfebl, 0aB Oos periiibe S9euter fir
inner aeich[oiien inerha.

einen 8cfebl, ooB bas pcrii6e &6eater fir
INNER geibloiien ipcrbe.
Sri. WarceIa Berg, Sic fiibna G6ierz
bGnot9crit aus 0agenbcd's Q(rena, sic Dor
etpa 6 Mo9et bon cinem Sioer gcbiiien
tp1roc, trat 9eitern gum eriten Wtole micoer
auf.
@ouOerneur Wc&inIeD bat cine 8roflaz
NATION erlaiielt, Ourb tpclcbe ct ben IA.
september ttr BEN S6toer Sa9 auf Ser
Qusiteaun8 crflGrt. Oleicb5cttig laoet CT
feline getreuen Sbioer eit, an oieiem Sage
Die Qusltelung GIT beillcbcn.
Nferoalcbst Sucbatan bat angefitn0igt,
Dab bic Nriit fir Sic 9(ntmelbung bon Woitz
pte0 SIT ber in ben Sogen bonn Is. bis 3lm
%. Sftober itattfinOenoen MaItpicbausz
itellun9 bis sum 20. September p~crlGngert
porocn tit. Qnmel6ulgcn iinD an ben
Chief Of the Department of Live
Stock, Worlds Columbian Exposition"
Su ribtcn.
Die 9luSiteQer I'M Sronsportmittclge>
bGrDc baben iicb auf ben g.. September ais
tbren 1pc3tcucn Sag 9ecinigt unD iie tperz
ben ttr oenlclben Gin Yrogramm aufitellen,
0aS oaS ocS Wtal6inen=9 (lslt Cages al
SntereIie nocb iibertreffcn lou.
Nlcranorc @utlmant, Ser beriibnte franz
Soiti6e Srgelptrtuoic unb Gomponiit, traf
9eitern oils @ait Der NuSitclung bier ctr.
@r 1T offi5tcu cingclaoeu iporben, INN in
Der 6eftDaue 0ret Sr9clconccrte su gc6cn,
Soiepb 6trit, Der ScfretGr beS Snitouoz
ttonS6ureauS ser QusitcIlung, Iicgt in
letncr 8obnung, Bill Miebt9ar 9tpcnuc,
an elmer 9er3trrhtbcit ibper franf bar
nieber.
@cftert 6el1c6ten 135, 912 3ablen6e Ser
ionen BEN NuSiteuungsplaB.
, 1893-08-30
Dcr1C9ItDCTC NellDetul19cl ellge[refen mo,
brtn0en mir 0teieLbc nphmnlS:
Soraen ser Observation-Disclosures.

Die 2eiter 6e5 neutrality-suspicious.
5erbrecben itb icbon ieBt Sic &0pfe bariiber,
tDte itc c5 onitellcn iouen, baB i5nen Ser
2(b6rucb oet Neutrality-suspicious. mach Sem
S0lu1ie Der QuSiteuung 10 penig Soften
tpie mOglic6 ntocbt Ii. le eincn m0glicblt gro
Bcn grtra9 fit baS 2lbbrud65matcrial er3iez
len f0nnen. Ser 8au Ser 6auptgebdube
aQetn bat na9 Dem 8cricbt bcS Nu6itors
alderman $7,O19;205 9%etoitet. Q(nfon9S
Datten 0te Neutrality-suspicious. barauf gerecb>
net, einen biibi9en 8etrag fitr 0aS Waterial
gu erDalterl, minoeitcnS 81, 000, 900. SSebt
itn0 ie a6er gu 0er Nniicbt %gelan9t, baB tic
1cbr troD letn %f01nen, iDenn ie ni5t nocb
flr Den Nbbru6 un0 bic 6~ortlbaffun9 bcS
WtatertalS ~0rauf5u3ablen Daben tper6en.
9oS neutrality-suspicious. 3. 8. bat $463,z
PIP 8%efOitet, unb Director gfotbon b0rte
bon etnem ltntcrne0 mer, oaB Der Qlb6rucb
0eiicl6en ioOiel foiten miirbc, tpie Set Q8ertb
oeS OtateriaIS un0 nocb $4,000 mebr, nm
ben 0run0 uno Booen in einen lolcbcn
3uitonO 3u Deriebel1, tpie Die Siib>Borfz
cOmmiiidre licb i'm BEL Scr 6ergobe oeS
Starts auSbe0un0en babcn.
Der Sn6uitriepalait bat 81, 172, 431 gez
fOitet. 9to0 Oeut 8eiiB Der rieiigcn 25O
SUB lange11 e~tiernen GrGger be5 coIo1iolen
9a9eS icbeint Niemanb 8erlangen 3u ipiiz
rem. &e3nli9 oerbGlt eS iib nit ben Hbriz
gen 8outen.
Die coIiforniide nrtioptnter" 2Gusfelunq.
Die organization Ser Auslan6s :Qbz
tbetl1n9en Der caltfornilcben yWioninter"z
QluSiteIung lit nun beer6st uno foIgen6e
6erren itnO SIT GommiiiGreu ernonnt: SEQ
8onet, 6ranfret1; Gbep. E. Silombra,
StQlien; s. Be 8erlnont fit ben Orient J.;
!6crm. 6tuger, 9euti6lan6; st. <be,
Oeiterrei9; @. s., Mh1nntd, 8ortugal;
&. $. Stiles, Otin6ten un6 brttii6e So
%lonien; 81. Ofadie, Monaco; St. Saegcr
unb S. Seonneret, Scbwei3; 0r. Don
Gincente Sierra, Spanien; Siia Sanimura,
Sopan; Otto q. 9reicr, 9dnemarf; 8m.
s. 9tot6erD, 2ibert0. 3um Superpiior
Oer ornerifanii6en Mtbetlung lit Gbtparb
Scott ernannt tDOr6en. Sober Ser aus
lGnotlc6elt GDmn1t1iGre bat i'm californii4e11
StaatSgebGu0e Elm Bureau aufgeicbla9en
uno auc4 ein PreBbureau lit bereits or9az
nt1trt.
Das iopanetide Dorf.
9oS 1ooaneltl9e 9Orf an Ser WtbpaD
8laiiance miro ieBt Dieueicbt 6oc6 nocb
tpte0er bern Yublttum er0ffnet tperben,
ptelleidbt ic6on beute 9tocbmittog. 6err S.
IS. GlI5tDDrtb bonn 2otaloireftDrium ipracb
gcltern bel oem @eicbdftsfitbrer beS 0orfes
Dot uno pcriicDerte bieien Der freun6i9aftz
ltc5en @eitnnung bes 9ireftoriumS, uno cS
ipuroc iAlteBlicb cine tpeitere Gonferen3
5tptl9en ben Sertretcrn beS iaoaneiiiben
9orteS un0 ben 9treftoren in ser Office
oeS 0cner0lOireftorS ouf beute 9ormittag
Derabreoet.
Sol, Tice erfIdrte geitcrn 6en Saoanel len,
, 1893-08-30
Sic frilDere 3obt Sic
her 9lrbeiter ieklne2Qh
MscSprmif @eoper Morfs.

Gom 8augetperbe Iiegcn feline %itattitiz
icben Q(ngoben box, Oocb lit eS ii6er, baB
breiOicrtel ber 3tmmerleute, Wtalrer unb
@ppicr ouBer 8ci6dftigung 1inO, 2tucb
Sic S6neiOer, Maibiniiten unb Stetuz
bauer Daben nur gum g~eringen She'll ettpaS
81 tDun.
0tapor 6arrtion %crnannte gcitsrn 6a5
GOn1ite, peldeS iib Oanlit beiAdftigen ioQ,
ben Not6letOetOen llnterItjiBung SIT &C.
pG6ren unb Sen NrbeitSlolen ipenn nt0g1
licb 2lrbeit SIT pcri6affen. GS beite9t aus
, 1893-08-30
Quf Ser B6rfe

mar Die Sttmmun9 tpeid6e16. Der ggeiser
lolroe pet September nit 61$C0$@4 oez
3@n0eIt, per 9e3ernber nit 673@5@5.
eorn mar matt 8u 375@3 per september
nno 403@4 per M{ai.
9oter ipGr matt gu 235@& per Septems
bcr unb 293@5 pet W}ot,
ScbDeinefleti9 brac6te fit Sctobers
Iieferung 13,75@13.85, Shmor, 76740
7,75, Gipp9en 7,6O@7,723. ''0'SV9
, 1893-08-30
SIN 6eri6mter @af.
9r, Yeters weilt 5ltm Seind Der
A~nsteuln1g III GbicagO.
Die Qusitellun9sletter uber oen be-
portebenoen Qbbruh ser 6e=
bduoe in Sor9en.
a9ttnnhrt- a1nn Ornrrr-0aa.
Jnterefante SdaufpieIe.

Gine5 rieitgen SntcrcIic5 e~rfrcutc itcb
9citcrn Q(ben0 bic intcrnotionale Waiierpa>
rooe auf ben 2agunen. % 8ootc, idn1mte
lt6 prddbttg iluminirt na6men al Der I'M
tcreiiQntcn QoraDc tbetl, bdrunter bic 0rel
8oDte Der ipanticben GaraOc4en, S%n0ianer
III ibren letcbten Canoes, Seeleute bonn
y2(nbD SoDnion", ccDlonilbc Sabc5cuge,
tiirtiicbe Salts, nortpegiibe Silderbootc,
Elm iapanildes 8bocnirboot II. I. 10. @Dmz
m00orc StmnD 6unt ctrang ben erlten
YreiS bon $25 fir ietre ais DoQgetafelteS
S6iff auS9etiiitete Sollc. 2(lBeroem erz
bieltcn 8relie Die Sapaneien, Bic &ebenS7
rettung9mannibaft unb bie Iitrfen.
Sim Na3mittag crre8te geitern cine
groBc 8fcroezYoro6e Die bcionbere Quf>
m~erfiamfeit Ser 8eiucbcr beS Q~(uSiteuungS1
plabeS. Sn fat mnabieD6arer Geibe ipur>
ben Bic colen Nolic benz 8ublifum Uorgez
fitbrt, poran cine MuitffapcGe, 6ann einc
9tcibc bon cttpa 20 8pnD> Sp6rtpcrfcn un6
bic LANCE 9tcibc ser preisgcfr0nten Golic.
Sn Dem 3uge befon6 iicb aucb baS v8fer0
Der 3ufrnft", ndmlicb Elm Oar1 @leftrictz
tat getr;cbencr Wagcn.
.6eute: Grocers & Butchers Day.
Der beutige Sag in set peiBen Staot 9e>
bort Ben @rOcern unb 6leii9ern, unO Die
meiltcn @cl9dftSlOfaIe Der lcBteren III Ser
StaOt lparen Oaber MIR in BEN frIben
WtorgcnitultDcn geDffl1et.
I'm 10 lt6r beute 8ormitta9 begonn in
ber gSnibin9ton Sale, $40. IS 2loomSitr.,
Die erl1egtattpnal Convention DcrGtftualicnz
DGnoler Good Distributors, in weI6er
Sic 0riin0ung etne5 Observation-Disclosures II
geItrcbt Derocn iDu un6 Die fir ben Sc
lbdftS3lpeig ipicbtigcn Sragen 6i5cutirt iper>
ben iolIcn. II, u. Deroen foLgenOc Sragen
in Der nm 2 ll0r Jfa0ntttagS in Ser Seitz
bale itattfinbcn6en TeitDerlammlun9 be-
1prod6en iperOen: QGie lit Dcm llebe( DeS
GreOttipitcmS ob5uDelien? Bic 8eSicbun9cn
5Dtid)en Nuffdufern Gobbers) un6 9tctail>
6GnOlern; itno G~ombtnationen Dem Iegitt>
men @cicbaft nocbt0cilig2 98ie fam Der
Hetatlz0Gn0lcr III 9roBen StG0ten nit Dem
6auiirer concurrtren? SIT bos &abattz
iDltcm Dem lcgitimen @eicbGit noc6tbcilig?
SIT cine rationale Organization mituichcn5>
ipertl oOcr prattii6? 9oS sDtibenitaatlidbe
6Nn0ctSgcleb in ieincr 8eSiebung olf Den
6on0el nit 9fobrun0smitteln; @iicnba6n1
fra6tratcn fir 9fabrung8mitteG II. /. 10.
Mtorgcn 2lbenO ftnOet i'm Wtaionic Gemplc
Gin 8anfett itatt.
2luf heute perfdobcn.
Die 2uffibrun9 bon S6ofeipeare'5
DAs you like it" auf Ser I'M 6rcicn cr>
richtetcn 8ibne muBtc geitern Oe5 ~itarfert
gGtnOeS unO Der ~itarfen 8ranbung 0ss
Wtibigan7Se iDe8en auf Deute N6cnO
Dcri9oben pcrocn, 5. b. foGs ser beutigc
2l6cnO itb beiier fitr bic Nuffiibrung cignet,
9a in Ser 8clebung Der Stolen inStpiiben
Dcri9ie0enc Nenberun0cn eingetreten iino,
bringen mir bie1elbc nocbmolS:
, 1893-08-30
Uoh feine Gntlheioun9
1n Sad?en Ger So%nntaosfra9e our6 ole Rib=
ter 6o99it, Srentano uno Dunno.

Die auf 6eute 8ormitta9 ertportete @rtz
lbeioun9 Ser Gicbtcr @osgin, 8rentano
uno 9unne tpirO beute nOb nidbt ab9e9eben
tper6ert.
&i5ter 9unnc erflGrte belte 8ormittag,
baB Die Gnti3ctoung pOrausitcbtli6 mOrgen
clfol9cn tperOe. SIN SeSug ollf cine BON
elmer 3eitung pc~r0ffcntIicbten NotiS, pelde
aus gutter Guellc unterricbtet, iptiien mill,
ooB Die Jttcbtcr @o8gin un6 8rentano fir
bic MISUNDERSTANDING DeS Glingmann'icbe1
@tnbaLtsbcfeble5, ct, &ibtcr 0unnc, abcr
ba9egen lei, erfIarte 6err 9unne, boB iene
An8abe o6ne @(utoritdt ict. ST. ieIbit piiie
nodb ntbt einmal, tpie bic Gnticbsibung
1etner beloen Gouegen auSfaucu tpcrbe.
, 1893-08-30
Stdott1hes,

I'm BET Set augenblidlt9en gfot6Lage
@rb~eitluben6en bas @%rlangen BON Sei6afz
tigung m0gIt9lt SIT erlei9tern, miro pom
/. September an bis auf 8eiteres boS
2(benbblatt Ser SGtnois Staats3citung
StcIcugelucbe unent9eltltb aufnebmen.