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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-02

remedy, and | think she would bava anil.
Zobeide - "'' 'AiArried
mo. 81" cried aghast. What on cart,
did you do that forF' Vi
u married Zobeide solely and wholly ~.
badouras sake. l chose her, not for her
beauty nor her virtues. nor nor acoorn,l;-s
ments, but entirely for her thews and siu-
ews said to her: Y obeide, You are a
strong aud powerful young woman. II
make you my wife, will you protect NV
IambF and she snid, I will Ii wa thu
most satisfactory inVestment-I mean tn
happlest choice-I ever made Nv hons /.
now the abode Of pesce. In enc wing Of
the house abide Pirouze and Khaleda -
the other Zobeide aud Badoura. two ~
the east side and two on the west. Facb
respects the other, for although Pironzs
aud hhaleda are strong females and c,nIJ
eacn wiring the neck Of dear Badoura n
oeide Is stronger than both of them IN.
gether. and protects her. Thus the opnosjnt,
elements are, as 1t were. neutralized; tho
comoatsuts respect Que another. and
| am the head OF toe united bonss
got letters from all Of my four wives this
morning, each OF them most characteristic
Badoura forgot to pay the Dostage-she has
soul above pecuniary desgils-and her let.
ter was the dearest Of all p"
"Don't cry, Simpson, said I-"don't crv
OAu AehObs AHo steamer goes tuesday, and
then you will Sea all your wives again Ihev
will welcome you with outstretched arms
eight outstresched arms, like the octopua u
confess | was affected by my friends
artless narration at the time, though. siBco
have reflected upon toe matter, my moral
sense has reasserted itself and is outraged
state the matter as fairly as can. Ihaye
been to ptonics myself as a married man
ana made myself agreeable to the ladies'
Well, In Persia this might have cost me INV
life, or the expense OF second establish.
ment So far there is every excuse for
Simpson. But, on the other hand the as
founding fact remains that there are four
Mrs simpsons at Bussora. When.
ever look at his ouiet
business-like face, or hear him talk.
ing to my wife and the girls about Persian
scenery. this revelation OF his strikes ma
anew with wonder. or course 1 have not
told them about bis domestic relations; it
would be too great shock on their respect
i've systems; Yet the possession of such a
secret all to myself is too hard to bear, and
have therefore laid 1t before the public.
The whole thing resolves itself into rule
of~three sum. If even a quiet, respectable
fellow like Simpson, residing at Bussora,
has four wives. how many wives-well, /
don't mean exactly that: but how much
Queerer things must people do who are not
so quiet and respectable as Simpson, aud
who live still farther off.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-02
SIMPSON OF BUSSORA,
BY JAMES PAYN.
From the Chicago Times.


Ihave profound distrust of all travellers.
Not because they are prone to tell me un-
truths about their experiences, for that has
in a great measure become dangerous ex-
pertinent; wherever they may have been,
other people now also have been, and 1t is
easy, if may use professional expression,
to correct their proofs" No, my distrust
arises from the ideas in my own mind Of the
experiences that they do not tell me. When
they get away from the regions of civiliza-
ton, and out of the influence of public
opinion. think | to myself, what is it these
people do not dos For the very fact Of a
mans being traveller is. between ourselves,
by no means a good sign. Why does he
not stop at home in the bosom Of his family.
or, if he has no family, acquire one9 It is
his duty as a citizen.
One of the quietest and best fellows
ever knew-Rnd have known him all nv
life-was Simpson of Bussora. | was at
school with him five and forty years ago.
and though his house of business Is at the
distant spot just mentioned, had met him
from time to time during his periodical
visits to this country, and always found
him unchanged-gentle, unassuming, mod
est and orthodox IN his opinions. Oar house
carpets but our acquaintance is mainly 80
oial. My wife and daughters ore very
partial to him and delight In his Persian
tales, which are picturesque and full OF
local color. He brings them little bottles
of scent which perfume the whole neighbor-
hood, and now and then a scarf chat is the
envy of their friends.
l never, however, entertained any idea
of Simpson as a son-in-lsw until my wife
put it into my head. He lived too far
away for me TO picture him in such a rela-
ton. and though l knew he had made
money, l did not think he had made enough
to return home aud settle His income
was very handsome one, but living at
Bussora, he had given me to understand
was dear and did not admit of much saving.
Above all, Simpson struck me as by no
means marrying man. Whenever the
subject of matrimony was mooted he al
ways smiled in that dry, cynical way
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-02
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When Baby wasssick, weSgaveeher Castoria'
When she was.a Child, she cried for Castoria'
When she became Miss, she chung to CastorlA
When zhe had Children, shegave thensCss1oE'a-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-02

Dy DOM OF Un6D. 1neY were matter or
very considerable expense of course, and
very little satisfaction. My position, In
fact. became intolerable; and as could
please neither of them resolved to please
myself by marrying No. g."
IA 20, l supposeN said |, interested In
spite Of myself in this remarkable nara.
ton.
"Well, yes; that is che would have been a
20 10 England, but In Persia young ladies
marry a good deal earlier. She was a
charming creature, and cost me-"
What Did you buy herF' cried in as
constituent and horror.
"Well, no, not exactly; her father, how
ever, insisted upon something handsome.
and there were heavyish fees to be paid her
mothers and sisters. and to the governor Of
Bussora. The custom Of the country is
curious IN that respect After ones
second wife considerable tax is
levied by the government upon marry
ing men. However, Badoura was
worth all the money; she sang, she played
dlvinely; that is, she would have done 80 II
she had not been always crying. Pirouzs
and Khaleda made her life utterly misera-
bic. Hitherto they had been at daggers
drawn with one another, but now they
united together to persecule the unhappy
Badoura. Her very life was scarcely safe
with them. Wretched as my former lot
uhu b6tl 10 was now uu6uuuThDle, LOT OIe
can bear ones own misery better than that
of those we love"
Here Simpson took out his handkerchief.
of a beautiful Persian pattern, and pressed
it to his eyes.
Eyes, my dear friend, they led my Ba-
doura a dogs life-did those two women.
felt myself powerless to protect her. for /
was never physically strong; and though
did not understand one-half of the cpl
thets they showered upon her, could see
by the effect they had upon her that they
were most injurious-what have no doubt
in this country would be considered action
able. For her, however, there was no
, 1893-06-27
Se9t Elm POLES 6eitdnoni6 alb.
6reo Parris weeen mitibuIo an ser Grmor
Dung O'Srten's Dem G%riminaIeeri9t
iiberwteien.

Gor Sem 9tibter 8ro6tpeQ ftan6 getern
Der 17idDrige Sre0 6arriS unter Ser Nrz
fldge, Elm Wftti6ulOiger al Der grmorbun9
bon WticbaeG O'8rien su icin. @r purbe
unter $1,000 8lrgl6aft an bas Criminal
9ericbt perpicien. S'8rten tpurbe %befanntz
licb am gfac6mitta9e 6es 16. sunni all Der
gGe Der Wabaf6 Npe. unD 6drriiDnitraBe
BON 3bontoS 6enne1lep ericbolien. Sn 6es
GeBteren 0eleuid5aft ~befanben ltcb sur Belt
6arrtS uto etn anberer Wtdnn uno allen
9reten 9elal1g eS, 51 entfommen. t6arris
tpurOe aber am S0nntag Qlbenb BON benz
0etectiDe 8oolbri6ge in bent y6ublon
6Ouie", SEQ. 301 @larfitraBe, ber6aftet.
Sn Der Station Iegte ct Elm boQeS @ez
itdnbntB ab; ct iagte, baB O'8rien unb
0ennelleD Dor GINGER 3ctt an Der Wcitleite
etnen WtanH itberfaIen unb tbm cine 3iem<
li6 beoeutenOe Summe @cIoes geroubt
bGtten. Sci Der Ibeilung 11obm itcb o.
8rien S. mebr, ais ieine 6Glfte betrug.
9aS Gr9erte 6ennelieD unb Ct l9tpor, an
S'8rien ytacbe nebmcn gu tpDIen. DIS
bann am Na6mittag bes 16. Stunt
6enneiieD, 6arriS unb Elm britter @enolIe
an Set @fe Scr Wabai9 Q(pe. un6 6arriionz
itraBe itanbcn, gelcute it1 S'8rten gu
tbnen uno iofort bra3 3tpti3en t6m un6
6crneiieD Elm Streit aus. SIS fam gu
S9ldgen, 6enneiiep 8Og i9lieBli9 ietnen
9teOolDer aus Der Gaicbe unb i9oB S'8rien
nie6er, 6arrtlon uno Der brittle Wtann,
angeblicb Nomens G'Gonnor, floben un6
peritedtcn ii1 bis gum @inbrucb Der Ounz
tel6eit binter einem @iterpagen. Stood
bieielbe Nacbt fubren ie nab st. 2outs
unb bort muroe 6arris bon ietnen @enoien
in Sti6 geloiien. ST febrte beBbalb nacb
Chicago 5uriif, Obne gu piiicn, baB 81
8rten tOot iet.
O'8rien mar erit fur3e 3eit in Chicago
un6 bate friiber $40. 1853 0efftngptueitraBe
in ct. 9out8 gelebt. ST. mar % Sabre alt.
Gbomas Senneiiep lit 27 Sabre alt unO
fam aus Buffalo, sc. g., bier6er. ST lit
ein ic6on bduit8 beitrafter 8url6e un6 ietn
8ilb 3iert Die 8erbre3er9a4erte taft auer
9r0Beren StGbte.
, 1893-06-27
Orion in 2Ilt.mien.

Seute @ben6 piro's tt NL1z 0icn bod
ber8eben, benn Ste Nrioniten Sie6en BORT
Elm. l1nb bas lit Elm gar luitig 80lflein,
D0s unS Bic meerumroulcbte Scbpeiteritaot
Seem gorf'S gei9ift bat unb Elm Nuf sebt
t6m borauS, Der i6m nic6t nur ale 36ore
Der NetBen Staot am Wtcbigan>See er6ff7
net, ionbcrn aub aac 6er5en tbrer 8eipobz
ner 3u9epenOet Dat. Die 2Lrioniten Itn6,
tpte t0r S9uBpatron, Oteiftcr beS 0eiangeS
nno tpenn tie beute Q(benb in 2utzQ8ien
Diterret6iiBe Weiien un6 @oltSlteOer erz
t0nen Iaiien, tpirb 10 man9a itQe 1brGne
6eS 6eimtpeD'S ii6er i00ne Wan9en roQen.
Der beltttge Nbenb in Mlt>gSten miro UNI
ftreitig gu einem recbt 8enlitDli9en iicb scz
ftalten.
, 1893-06-27
Ourfte tPnen tbeuer 81 iteben
fomn1en.
mtaael Keefe uno poIi5if Stad bef6uloi9t,
thre Oo99en a%ufeinartoer eeRebt
3u haben..

Dem 6 olilei6ef W1cGla1g6rD lit es AT
S6ren gefommel1, baB AM S0mitog 2lbell0
in Dem GrbgeiboB inter W}tcbael &eefe'S
@irtbibaft, an ber 8loomingoale Goa0
nn0 GobeD>S traBe, 3tpii6en &eefe'5 8uIz
Oogge g~etannt yGGe" un0 0eS IS o~li3titel1
@arrett Sta6'S 8uu6og9e, gcnannt yGo0,"
Elm bluti9er, itun0enlanger &f ltattsez
funoen babe. SDDobl &eefe ais StQd
Ie19nen bles 5tpar auf baS @ntl6ie0enite,
aber eS ii10 9enu9 8eipeiie por6anoen, 0oB
bort Elm 6unoefampf i~tattfanb ul1o stpar
Samita9 nic6t gum eriten W2ale. Sn Dem
@ro9e160B mar Elm Naum BON ltn0efG6r u
0uaorotfuB ab9c5Gunt, ouf Dem Die 6unoe
mttetnanoer gefGmpft 6atten un0 0ie8retter
trugen noc9 beutlt6 itcbtbare 8Lut1puren.
1roBoem ler9net Steele bGrtnGGtg unb er>
flGrt gar5 e1ttrii itet, baB CT gu etnem brlt7
talen 0unoetampfc nte letne 6Qn0 6teten
ipurbe. Yolt5tit StaG gebt nocb mciter;
er leu9tet 1o9ar, oaB ct iiber6oupt etnen
9uno beltbe: bic 909Ge, bic ct i'm 6aule
babe, 9ebDre ietnem 8ru0er GSobn unb bic
5oblretcben Wun0en babe 6oS Gbter IN
et1te11l Sample NIT eincm freunoen 6unbe
auf Oer StraBe bapongetra9en. 0ieier 8ez
D9lptltn9 5ulDlDer, WDlen Q6er NIGHT MIR
lnebrere gtacbbarn 9eleben baben, ooB Stad
ben 6uno I'M 60fe binter leiner @obulnq
auf etnem bel onoers cOnitruirten Q(pparat
titr ben &f trainirte, ionbern altcb leine
el9ene 6ral bat 3n9e8ebcn, baB Ser 9unb
tbrem Shame gebDre.
Yolt3ei3ef OtcGlaugbrD bat nun bem
Snlpettor S6aad ben Nuftrag 8egebcn, Sic
Gacbe 9enau 81 unteriu9en unb ioQte eS
it9 berausitcuen, 6aB Der &anpf itatt9ez
f%1noen, MORAN i~ibri8enS faum nodb All
8%toeifeln 1T, 10 miro wabricbeinlicb &eefc
feline S9anfliccn5 einbltBen un6 Staf aus
Dem Polt5eiotenit e%ntlaiien tper6en.
, 1893-06-27
Sdmubi9e Straeen.
Kla9en eeeen oas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ment.

@enn Sic sablretben &lager, sic BEL ber
8Dli3et unb BET ben aldermen tGgIicb in
8e3ug auf 6as StraBenreintgungS>N Unit
ei~nlaufen, begriinbet itnb, bann lit bteie
9tbtbeiLung Der itdbtil3en 8eripaltun9, Oie
I'M lebten Wtnter einen 10 ntelperlpre3en>
Sen Anlauf. macbtc, 5u etnen NiDI fir
iol3e 9eute, benen eS rtur alIetn baran
ltegt, tbre @ebalter 3u 5ieDen, berabgeiune
fen. .9roBbcm Die Q~lusgaben fir bas
StraBcnretntgungSamt iebr 9roB iinb,
itarren bod bic StraBen l1n6 @aiien BET
GuBeren @arbS Dor S9muB un0 Staub.
Mlberman Noble briidte li9 seitern babin
aus, bdB superintendent @eues it6 ais
gdn3lt9 unfdbig srpteien babe, unb baB
bas gan3e 8ureau ab9eicbafft per6en ioue.
0as Sulti3comite bat bereitS bic Tra9e
Ser @ieoerabi6affung bes StraBenreintz
%gun9santes in ben &reis ieiner 8etra1>
tutgen 9e3o9en un6 nit Nusnabme beS
alderman Serton erflGrten ftb au6 olle
Wltt9lieber bes Gomites fiir bic Nbibaf>
fung. 9aS Gomtte bat porlduftg 6errn
WeQes 3u leiner nG6iten StBun9 eingelas
ben, bamit er iiber Der SbGttgteit 1eines
Departments &ebeni3aft ablege.
, 1893-06-27
ulod 9ladlid ab9eloufen.
Gin BUG Ger Big Sour" an ser 81. Stra6e
enteletf-Dier Per onen perlebt.

8ter gerIonen famen BET elncm ltnfaa
gu S3a0en, Der beute W}orgen um Elm ubr
einem !3uge Der y8ig Sour abn auf ben
@eLetien Der Suinois Contradiction Oil Der
81. StraBe 3uitieB. Die QDfomotipe ipran9
aus ben Sbienen un6 rib ben @epGdtpagen
nit ii4 bonn 8a6nfOrper btnab in ben
@raben.
Die Gerlebten ftn6:
QS. g. 8earl, oer 2ofonDttpftbrer, SEQ.
1912 go. 9art 9loe. ~ipobnbaft, uno Wm.
@utS, ber 6eiSer, iotpie Gbas. S. MancD
aus Benton, Sub, u1b 8eni. Sappington
aus 9lttonpile, Sn6., lebtere betoe BaIia@
giere beS 3uges. Die Gerlebungen Der
bier genannten B~erionen itnb stpar
1cbn1erSbaTt, geben aber 81 ern1teren See
filrhtun9en ntbt QlnlaB.
Der perungliiGte 8a6n51g mar Elm Na3t>
erpreB3ug ltno bate bic Station an ber II.
StraBe UNI IL l16r perlaiien. 3nti6en
ber 80. unb 81. StroBe tparen Geparaturen
an ben @eletlen 9en1a3t t%poroen, uno auf
lebteren mar cine GuantiiGt lOien Wfates
rtals 5uriiGgeblieben, tpelcbeS bic ltrlacbe
Der @nt9letlung tpuroe. Die 2ofOmotiDe
%entgleiite 3uerit, 1cblu8 sur Sette UNI unb
aog BEN @epGfma9en nit it6. 2ofomoz
tiOfibrer Bearl ut6 iein 6ei3er macbten
ben Stur3 nit un6 erlitten i6merSbafte
8unben am &opf unb an ber Seite, eS gee
lang ibnen aber beiOe, aus Dem sertriimz
merten uGab" iicb ieIbit 6eraus5uarbeiten,
tpobet @QiS 6ie @lasi6etbe 5erbra6 un6
mebrere bdBlibe Scbnttte %bapontrug.
Der Gonbutteur Sobn Seats itan6, alS
Der llnfaQ p%aiiirte, auf 6er'9lattform bes
erften 8aggons, tpelcber lteben bIteb. Die
@ri6itterun9 mari i'm nte6er, ct fam
aber unperGebt, bapon, bage9en tpur6en
@6as. s.. WancD, Ser Sheriff bon 8enton
County, Snb., unb 8eni. Sappington, Die
I'M Gall3paggon iqBen, BON ibren SiBen
geibleubert, wobet ie i9mer3Dafte Ser
leBungen %e1litten.
Die 5a6lretben iibri9cn 8aliaeiere muir
ben tii6tig' Our9geibatteLt, famen ober
ionit nit Sem S3reden baDon. Sn Solge
bes l1nfalIS tpurbe Der 8erfebr auf Der
Strcde UNI 3pet Stunben Der309ert, bis
cine anbere 0ofomottpe aus Der Sta6t ber7
betgeetlt par.
, 1893-06-27
KIeine IIabrtbten.

= 0m. 8otter, Elm iunger Wfonn bon
II Sa6rer, go. 6045 O9Ie5bp Qtue. tpobnz
bait, mur6e geitern 2(benb an Der @de Der
81. StraBc unO NOoOlatpn Npe. bon elmer
elettrii6en Sat iiberf0bren un6 70 i6lper
DerIebt, baB fem Qluffommen be5wetfeLt
miro.
= Ser iiebenid6rige t6arrD Qlibton,
92D. 25 G6eitntt Ylace mpbnbaft, 1prang
geitern Nbenb al Ser GGe Der Bearion uno
Stub StraBe in benz 9tugenblid Don einem
8uggD, ais ein anoerer @agen baberfam
unb wuroe iiberfa6ren. ST. trug einen
S6Gbelbru6 uno anoerpetttge 8erleBungen
0dppn.
= Der 6armer 6. Mc9tleer aus Orlano
macbte beute 8ormittag 9egen ben Tarn1er
6enrD elliott aus Saflatpn I'M Superior
gert9t etne S9abeneriaBtlage auf $4,000
tpegen ultgerecbtferttgter SerbattIng an>
bdngtg. WlcQtleer 6eDauptet, Der Sertlagtc
babe i'm u1ter Ser unbe9riinbeten Nnfla9e,
Elm 8fer6egei9trr geitobIen gu BADEN, per7
b1ften lai1en, -er lei aber BON Der Nnfla9e
fret9eiprDcben tooroen.
= @ronio Samin, Sranf Sin un6 Sobn
@etB, Qlngeitelte Der 8an SAMPLE 8abn,
tpur6en geitern bon ser @orpnersiurp an
bte @ranbiurD Derrptelen, nacboem lie fir
BEN Sob BON SarneS st. Yratt, Der art
Somitag Nben6 BEL einem l1nfau auf BEN
@eleilen Der gena1nten 8a9n nabe Boob
StraBe Iein 2c6en perlor, peronttportlib
gentacbt wprben parelt. @egcn bic 8aDn
tpurOe Elm Sa0el aus8eipro3en.
- Sol. s. g. S%6ompion, Ser Super
tnten6ent Der NbtbeiLltn8 fitr regiitrirte
8riefe i'm 8olt0lnt, elmer Der &Gnpfer IN
Ser S6l16t BET Gettysburg, erDtelt Deltte
8prmittag cine freic Tabrfarte 5ugeiteut,
I'M al Der an 2. Suli in Gettysburg itatt>
ftnbenben Geunton Der alten Sret6ettS>
fdmpfer tbeilneDmen 3u fDnnen. Qn 6iez
lem Sage mtrb bort eth 0enfrtal gum Qln>
6e1fen on Bic 9roBe Scblaht entDiiut tper@
ben. Qtucb Sic iibri9en Wttttdmpfcr in
iener S9la6t erbalten freicn SranSport
nacb benz S9la6tfclOe.
= Seit 9eitern befin6et fib Gngel'S
Opera BaDtuo, SEQ, 1853 sc, GIartitraBe,
IN ben 6Gn0en 6es Sberiff8, ba Der 8ez
ftBer, Nbolpb @ngel, benz 8erncbmen nacb
in Tol9c icblecbter @cicbGfte, ieinen finanz
aicuen 8erpfli9tungen ni6t n%acbfommen
IU!llIe+ Su0IAIl8SUSIeVLe III DcL JDpDe uDl
$7217. rs muroen BON ben foI9en6er @LGu7
bigern ertpirft: $. Otto, nit 1859; Ma@
ttLoa @ngel. nit $2515; Su(tuS @olb3icr,
nit 1865; S. 8uOerfer, nit $120; Soiep6
@ngel, nit 1852; Stert & 60, init $1515
11nb Sen Qlbeler, nit $1492. @fttpa u11o
Paiipd betra9en je $4,000.
= @S geIang 9eftern Nben6 6em GoLi3iz
item 6rart 6ttcb5af, 5pei junge 0amen,
SrdnceS @olbpear unb SOa &ornm, meIcbe
am Seeufer nabe 9tDrtb 2tpc. ipaairen GIN
gen unb burcb cine llnDorii9tisfeit ms
@aiier itir3ten, Ser feucbten Imarmung
81 entretBen unb tpieber auf baS 3rodene
3u bringen. O6 bieicS GretgniB irgeno
tpeI6e rOmantii9e TOGgen mach it9 3ie6en
miro, fOnnen mir nt9t beurtbeileu, neil
mir ntcbt ptiicn, Db Der acknowledgements
Gcttun9Senael ni6t idbon per6etrat6et lit
OOer Bic @eretteten nidt i4on NIT S9GBen
(mGnnIt6en @ei6(edbts) perieben iinb.
1ln6 ielbit Damn, menn pieie !6inberntiie
tpegfaIen, bitrfte Die G6atiocbe, boB bas
Gettungsmerf it9 auf 8pei @n9el in Mcnz
iben9eftalt be3ieDt, imnerbin elmer barmoz
niiben Gntmi6lun9 it0renb in ben @eg
treter.
, 1893-06-27
Ketne beftimmten Nnflaoen.

&tcbter Softer bate iib beute @ormtttae
nil cttpa etnen 9uBenb angebItcber Saz
i6enbiebe unb S6pinbIer gu bei9dfti9en,
bic auf algemeine 8er6acbts9riinbe bin am
Satnlta9 gtac6ntittag tpdbrenO bes PferOez
renr1ens in @albin9tOn Barf perbaftet
tporben tparen, obne 0aB ge9en einen bon
tbnen cine beittmmte Qntla9e Dorlag.
Die perbaftete @eieui6oft beitonb aug
9. 8rennan, Gam @arrD, George WolelD,
George 8rDant, Gam 8rDant, Srant
Gutrf, SameS Callahan, George Gtcbarbs,
8arneD 8ircb, Soc 8iuiarnS, 6arrp 8ernz
itein, st. rs. Safion, Oaite Burns unO
George Nlnberion, bie idmmtIicb Der 9oli>
gel aIs Oiebe unb 5bDinbler betantt itnb.
0a aber chen 9egett feinen BON ibnen be-
itimmte Nl1flagen Dorlagen, purben iC
bon Dem &tcbter %entlaier.
, 1893-06-27
Stdott1hes.
2ln unfere Sefer.

NGc ~bieieni9en Nbonnenten, tpel6e
nibt regelmdBig nit benz 9(benbblatt
Der SuinpiS Stoatssettuns bebient merz
ben, iinb bOflibit eriu9t, uns no9maLs
lire genaue Q(Orelie per 8olttartc mitSuz
tbcilen, ebenlo bieienigen BerIpnen, ipcl9e
Guf Die 3ettung SIT abonniren beabii9tigcn.
, 1893-06-27
8anferott.

Die vSuinois TueG GO.", cine be6euten6e
&o6lenmtnen : Corporation, Die ibren
6auptitB in bieit9er Stabt bat, betannte
iid beute 8ormittag in Springftel6 3u
@uniten Der Commercial gtotional 8anf
Of Chicago" fir ben 8etrog bon $28, 600
fir Soblun9SunfGbig. Die @elommtper7
btnbIi6feiten iOlen $4,000, bte 8eltGnbe
ettpas mentger betragen.
, 1893-06-27
Ginen fpaenannten ..nractic

= Ginen l%ogenonnten practical joke"
bat man iib nit General IbOmaS, Dem
Setretar Oes Poit1neifters, erlaubt. Der
ieIbe bat in ben lebten Iagen 211 Npplifaz
tionen fir Bic Steuul1g zines &utiderS err
bolten. Sin SpaBppgeI bate gu bieiem
3peG cine Nn5et9e in elmer 3ettung err
laiien.
, 1893-06-27

-4glt5abetb Gripp bat Sic geprb>G6icago
9traBenbobn9eieui9aft beute auf $4,000
S6aoeneriaB Derfla9t, neil tie itb BET
etnem ltnfau erbebti9e 8erIeBungen 8ugez
3o9en. 4
, 1893-06-27
Oo0esfdne=

Sis bette Wtttag purbcn ouf Dem Sc
iunObeitsamte bic folgenben SoOeSfGue am
9elneloet:
emma S9mib, BON 754 0orrabee Str,
3 Sabre 9 Moratc.
6ranf 81, SanberS, bon 125 9incoln
2lOe,, "a Sabre 6 Monate.
So4n g. 5erbiter, BON SO StseI Str,
"A Sabre.
Solcp9 Sis, i'm emergency Soipitat ses
i%torben, 81 Sabre.
Ilireo Wartin @ebbar6t, bon 1O49 SO.
Str0Be, 2 Sabre 6 WfDnate.
emanuel 8aumiuber, bon 667 3broop
StraBe, Is Sabre 3 Wtonate.
@6arleS &irb9Of, bon 1865 @6ipple
StraBe, 2 Sage.
, 1893-06-27

@bonnirt auf baS Nbenbb[att Ser Suinois
Stats 3ettung. grets l Gent per Nummcr,
6 @ents per @oche.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-04
STAGE GllNTS.

Clyde Fitch will sail for England some
time in April
1t is said that E. S. Willard viii be his
own manager next season.
The American Dramatic Authors soci-
ETY. unanimously refused to accept Bron-
son Towards resignation as president
THE Trumpeter Of New Amsterdam
is the name Of the new play John Sta
pletOn has written for George &. Staley
Fitzgerald Murphy has severed his
connection with Carroll Johnson Mr.
Murphy was married in Los Angeles re
Gently to Estelle May Suits of that city.
Pearl Eytinge has written co,Dcdi-
eta called MIR. Cupid" to display the
talents Of the clever little harrison sis
ters, and it has been happily received ut
the Eden Musee, New York
Harry Harkley is preparing to star
next season in q new musical comedy in
three acts called "A Society Plunger,"
written especially for him by Thomas
Martin Bowers and Edna Edith Todd.
Charles Bradley, the dramatist, re
Gently arrived from Australia, SAYS he
has been well received by managers in
New York, and that be is already in
treaty for several productions next sea
son
Charles Abbott will produce "a Pit
of Scandal" 4act play by Henry Guy
Carleton. Eleanor Moretti Arthur BY
ron, Frank Evans, George w. Deyo, r.
w. Broderick and Maud Evelyn are
among those engaged for the play