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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-24
SIX LIVES LOST
BY the Burning Of an Apartment House a
Cleveland. ..0ther Fires.

CLEVELAND, March 24-Six persons lost
their lives here in a fire which was discov-
cred In the Morgan, fashionable apart
ment house on Prospect street. The VIC
Tins were five women and a baby.
The fire started in the basement and
made such rapid headway that the only
means of exit, the trout stairs, was cut off
before the victims were aware of their dan
ger. A great crowd assembled in front of
the burning building and the scenes wit
messed were heartrending Two of those
who lost their lives were in the third story
and before they succumbed TO smoke they
were seen at the front windows vainly
seeking means OF escape. In response to
the pitiful cries for assistance the crowd
could do nothing and before the fremen
could reach them the whole front Of the
building was wrapped in sheet of flame
BINGHAMToN, n. Y, March A.-The
O'Neil block "A +-story brick structure, was
Quilted by fire. In a room on the third
floor the hremen found Mrs Eta Fancher
in an unconscious condition and fatally
burned.
LOUISVILLE, March A.-Fire broke out
In the east wing of the prison at Jefferson
Vile, Ind, and that portion Of the prison
was soon In ruins. The loss is $4,000.
SCRANTON, Pa, March A-By the ex-
plosion Of lamp, Koch's hotel and sum-
mer garden at Dunmors were completely
destroyed. Loss $4,000.
SToUGHToN, Mass, March A-Fire de-
stroyed the old Packard homestead on
Washington street. Loss $2400.
GLovERsvILLE, N. Y, March A-The
leather manufactory Of Kennedy g. Co.
was burned Loss 100000.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, March 2-The farm
buildings of u. Mason were burned to the
ground. Loss 1880.
BANGOR, Me-, March A.-Fire destroyed
the greenhouses of Carl Beers. Loss Si0,-
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-24
AhIwardts Latest Promise.

SPANDAU, March 24-Rector Ahlwardt
spoke here at a meeting called by the men,
bers of the anti-semitic party. In referring
to the charges brought in the reichstag on
Tuesday, he said that he had plenty Of
evidence to sustain his charges and that
when his time had come he would produce
more documentary evidence than his
enemies would dare to face
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-24
THE AUTHORS CONGRESS.
Oliver Wendell Holmes Is Chairman Of the Co.
Operative Committee.

CHICAGO, March "a The arrangements
for the authors congress at the Worlds
fair have at length assumed definite form.
The preliminary address of the COMMITTEES
on organization, of which Francis r.
Browne, editor Of The Dial, Is chairman,
announces the fact that committee of CO.
operation, composed Of representative
American authors, has been appointed
with headquarters in New York city to
aid the local committee of organization In
organizing the congress.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-24
Queen Victoria al Florence.

FLORENCE, March 4-Queen Victoria
arrived here yesterday. The streets through
which she drove were gayly decorated, and
large crowds greeted the queen with cheers
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-24
Not Favorably Received.

ROME, March 24.-The committee ap-
pointed to inquire into the matter of secur-
ing means for putting the army on war
footing has recommended the imposition
Of a so-called military tax of 300 lire on all
young men who escape army duty. The
proposal is considered too onerous for the
workingman, while for the well-to-do it
means nothing
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-24
Quite a Curiosity.

SOUTHAMPTON, March 24.-When the
American steamship Paris sails for New
York next Saturday she will carry group
of passengers en- route for Chicago who
will be living examples Of the various
nationalities. Their costumes have been
made of the costliest materials, manufac-
tured and designed by the most fashion
able ladies' tailors in their respective coun-
tries
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-24
OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.

This committee is composed as follows:
Oliver Wendell Holmes, chairman; George
+. Woodberry, secretary, Edmund G. Sted-
man, Charles F.. Norton, Charles ID. War
ner, William ID. Howells, Thomas w. Hig-
ginson, Horace II. Furness, Richard w.
Glider, Thomas B. Aldrich, George w.
Cable, Maurice Thompson, Thomas N.
Page, Frank ID. Sherman and II. II. Boy
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-24
District Court.

This morning In the District Court John
Ward was sent to the Farm for six months
as a vagrsnt.
William II. Gillian was charged with
selling liquor without a license pleaded
not guilty and the case was set down for
Wednesday. One Attlehoro drunk was
fined.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-24
Is With the Jesuits.

BERLIN, March 24-The government has
experienced another setback in the Ravins-
burg reichstag election district. Lawyer
Rembold, who is opposed to an increase in
the army and who has promised ro agitate
the return Of the Jesuits, was elected.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-24
Second Ward

City Clerk sibley said this morning In
regard to the fact that the council did
not order an election for Councilmen In
the Second Ward at the meeting Wednes-
day evening, that he had obtained legal
opinion and would put the candidates
OF all three parties on the ticket.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-24
The Anti-Jew Crusade.

HALLE, March 24-The chief of police,
alarmed at the growing i'll feeling man.
ifested by the anti-semitics toward their
Hebrew fellow citizens, has issued an or
der prohibiting all demonstrations of race
prejudices Of any sort
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-24
DeviIish Plots OF Anarchists.

ROME, March 24-The police have dis
covered an anarchist conspiracy, the object
Of which Is TO perpetrate outrages during
the approaching visit Of the Emperor and
Empress Of Germany.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-24

Nothing does the work so weli.-Mr T.
Byrd OF New Grand Chain, III writes "BeinQ
exposed 20 all sorts OF weather I am more OF
less liable to have pains of some kind.
have tried a number OF different so called
remedies, but nothing does the work so well
as salvation Oh. IL Is the best iinemeni
I have ever used"
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-24
Qetu 9nra $tnre.
For Tomorrow. Saturday, March
25, 1898.

There was a steady stream
of purchasers of the &c Hand
kerchiefs, from 10 a. m to Q
p. m. yesterday and in spite
of very unpleasant weather.
Yet you can thank the wealth
er that there were only 1871
Handkerchiefs sold (not quite
half the lot.) Although most
of our customers bought from
a half dozen to two and three
dozen, you will have good
picking tomorrow.
Books.
The United States Book
Company In the hands OF a
receiver.
Mr.. Charles w. Gould
was appointed by Judge Pat
terson Of the New York Su-
preme Court to straighten
out the affairs of the company.
Mr.. Gould began operations
by selling 10000 volumes, the
entire balance of the crimson
and White" series of Books,
with gold leaf top, published
last fall to sell for 75c, to the
Scotch syndicate.
We bought from them 500
and place them on sale in our
basement tomorrow at '25c
each. There are nearly 125
in the series, printed on good
paper and bound in theifnest
white cloth back, with red
sides. They have gilt tops
and are in closed in enameled
paper covers.
This is probably the best
bargain in books ever offered
to you and includes about all
the popular authors.
Our milliner's workroom is
like a bee hive. We will be
pleased to take your order for
your Easter Bonnet tomorrow.
Taste, elegance and moderate
prices are the prevailing
features in this department.
Miss Kelly will be pleased to
see her friends.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-24

We are having great success in selling the
Jacob Bros and Prescott Pianos. The sale
has been steadily increasing for three years.
RA. KESNIsor,
sand n High street. Pswtucket.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-24
MI. Higgins Bros. TT.
Pool and Sample Rooms. 10 North Main Street

II ts generally conceded by all who have
yation OIL II the best liniment In the market
today. IL is compounded only OF tho best
Ingredients, and Is guaranteed to be posi-
lively pure.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-24

When a cold or cough has been neglected
for a long time and tubercles. have been
formed In he lung- the cure OF the sufferer
IL hopeless. II " important 10 IL that these
FIRST stages should be watched, and the N, st
symptoms detected and cured with Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-24

You always get the Letest styles ana Low
est Prices st the Pawtleket Furniture Com.
pany, - North katn street.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-24
Cloaks.

You could spend hours in
our department if you would
see all the outside garments.
The great display attracts the
attention. If in our building
tomorrow we will be pleased
if you take a look at the new
Capes, new Suits, new Jackets,
new Refers for Women,
Misses, Children and Infants.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-24
And Still Another,

ROME, March PA bomb was exploded
yesterday in the street back Of the Univer-
siCa Della Sapienza No damage was done
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-24

That tn. restaurant st the corner OF Bread
street and Railroad avenue IL the best place
In the city for good square meal for the
money. Houle Bros. proprietors.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-24

Fine Line Of Smokers Articles
At the Woodbine. Best place In the city 10
make your purchases In this line.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-24
what Patrous say.

| That the restaurant at the corner OF Broa.
| street and Railroad avenue IL the best place
| In the city for a good square meal for the
money. Houle Bros. proprietors.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-24

Best 10 cont cigar IN the citv. For sale only
st the Capital. X. A. Kendall. proprietor.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-24
what Patrons say.

Horse clippirg by machine at Barber's
stable, SO Cross stree.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-24
SMOKE l.. n q. Cigar.

Best cent Cigar In the market. For sale
by.an dealers LKwn q 0URRY, Props.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-24

Coughing Leads 20 oenssmptioa- -ArIs
Ksmp's BAisam viii stop the soushlat onss
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-24

M.J. Bigsins Bros TT.
Pool AMI Sampie Rooms. 10 North Main Stree
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-24
Lanes Family Medicine

Moves the bowels each day. A pleasant her
drink. Try ~.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-24
smoke the Capital.

NJ j. Higgins Bros. TT.
Fool and samp' eRootas. ~ North Main Street.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-24

Ask for star kagie Cisars
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-24
smoke =

Smoke Parker House Cigars.
Forlsale at the Capital. r. A. Kendall, pro-
prietor.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-24
Easter Gloves.

Our assortment of novelties
is increasing with each day.
We know that you prefer to
trade in a Glove Department
like onrs, equipped with all
the facilities for making glove
buying easy.
Our "Chaumont" and also
our "Fountaine" are being
asked for and give universal
satisfaction. We have ready
for you tomorrow the Chau-
mont Gloves, with 4 large
buttons, in the popular dark
red shades.
A Bargain in Our Basement.
1913 bleached fringed Dam
ask Table Cloths, look like
all linen, although they are
not, at the price of 9Sc each.
They are the greatest offering
ever made, as they are 2 IL
yards long and l IL yard
wide.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-24

o.vsnsasA . nso.iss. Y, Broadway.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-24
Il. Hogau. FIorlse

Headquarters for floral designs OF every
description. Flow or store, Trinity square;
greenhouses, Carver street. Telephone
s506-5.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-03-24

The Capital.
incest place In the city. Billiards and pool
y. A. Kendall, proprietor.
, 1893-07-28
2luser UhGtiofeit oefekt.

pic 8oLi3ei 9laubt, 6aB iic in Ser 8erion
be5 Wfnlatten 2outs Sobnion einen ge>
lperbSmdBi9cn @tnbreber gefangen bat.
Nm pcrfloiienen 9icnitog betrat berleIbe
Die 8crtpin Stats, %. Strabe uuO 8abaib
Npe, 6telt Sri. Sllia MaDS einen Neuolper
ent8e9en unb bcfa6l ibr, tbm ibre Claimant
obrrtnge 81 gebcn, sic iebtc it9 CUR
9Se6r, er6telt abcr einen Sblag nit benz
9tebolper ms Geiibt uno Ser Gtnbrtngling
entfam, nadboem CT $40 in 8aar unb cine
0~tamantnaoel in1 8ert6e BON $3.50 err
beutet bate. 9tab iciner gcitern Nbeno erz
fol9ten, 8erbaftung lpurbc CT BON 6rau g.
&. 6arrtS, gto. 146 81. GtraBc, ais Der
Wfann ioenttft5trt, iuelc6er4 Dor IA Gagen
aus tbrer Mobnung cine 9iamantna6el
itabl. ~"
, 1893-07-28
Die 9eitri9e Staotratbsitbuno,

bic lebte Dor ben Terien, mar fur3 un6
8iemli9 untpt9tia, Oa bic 6erren Sta6tz
DGter in GROCER gtLe 3u fem icbienen, bic
tpo9lDerbtente CD Eubepauie etntreten 81
%laiien. Der WtaDor mar abmeleno. 9(o.
3ripp bei6perte iicb nit 9tedbt iiber ben
8aucommiiiar, Der es 8ulaiie, 6aB bic elefz
trti6en @eleuibaften auf beriCbie6enen
StraBen oer gtOroicite baS 8flaiter ~aufreiz
Sen, Obne baIielbe mach beenbigter 9lr6eit
Dteoer III ben porigen 3uitanb 81 perieben.
Der GommiiiGr tpurbe angetpieien, feline
Yflt9t 3u tbun.
NIo. 8eIt reid6te cine @eror6nung Elm,
monaco Die &i6tung Ser IS. StraBe an Der
STEELE, no Itcb ba5 8uOman'icbe 0enfmal
5tr Grtnnerung al ba8 Sort 9earbornz
8lutbao b%eftl1oet, %9ednDert 1pir6. Die Ser
orbnung purOc an boS Gomite Ser StrQz
Ben fir Die Siibieite berlpielen, nocbbem
itc9 beraus9eItelt bate, baB lie I'M SntereIIe
oeS 9roBmittbigen 6crrn YuQnan DerfaBt
tDOroen mar.
Nm 10. September tritt Ser Sto6tratb
tpteoer 5ulammert.
, 1893-07-28
Dahrideinlih Sranoittftun9.
9rat Jobbrio's Kothaus eerGth an orei
H' SteIen gu olei4er 6eit in Srono.

Sin 2-11 Seueralorm rtef bente friib nm
5:24 ltbr stp0lf Observation-Disclosures na6
Dem hreiitOdt9en @ebGr0e 1726-l736 Snz
btana 9Ipe., III pcldbem Gictorid Sabbria
etn rBrtDate 6 oItDalS betrcibt.t 9uS Bic
Scueripebr etntraf, itr0mten oide Hauc6>
tpolfeq aus Sbltren uno Seniter1t bes Sc
bdubeS.l l1ntcr Sen 5ablreichen '8etpo6nern
6eS 6alies, Oarunter Diclcn, oie3umBeiltchc
Der NusiteQung Dierber9efommen tparcr,
rtet oer ScuerlGrm cine Qlrt Bontf berpor,
ntO Seoermann bcetlte ftcb, bic StraBe al
erretchen. Die auf9eldredteu GoltsGnger
er9riffen bon ibren 6abieli9feiten, tpas
ibnen gera6e in BEN @riff fam unb eilten,
gum She'll nur iebr pcnig betletoet, binaus
in baS Srete. 9aS Seuer felbit tpuroe
burcb Elm babies 0uBen6 @aiieritr0me
1bnel inter @Dntrolle gebrdcbt.
Die unterlucbun8 ergab, baB boS 6euer
in benz @ebGuoe an bret Steuen 5u9leich
auSgebrO9en tpar, I'M &eQer9eidboB unb inn
eriten unO ~3tpetten Stodperf. 6euerinz
ipeftor @OntpaD 9laubt, baBr cine 8ranb=
ittftung porltege ullb iuir6 iofort cine 9e1aue
Infer ubun9 dnitellen.
Sn Dcmlelben 0ebGll6e mar bereits Dor
ettpa 5tpei @odcn Gin Brand ausgebroben,
OOb purOen bic 8lammen 6amals i9nea
9elOibt.
Der Scba6en, Sen 6as 6euer beute friib
anrtbtete, ptrb auf $1,000 am OcbGube
unb arf $500 an Snbalt geidbGbt.. Die
SerluIte Der &Oitgan9er finO ni5t be-
6elten6.
Die Ginricbtung 6cs 6aules tpar bon
9Yrdlt SSdhbrtQ 3It1 DDllen 0etrdQe Der1ichert
tpor5en.
, 1893-07-28
Rleine Udbribten.

Der &lopieritimmer @abrtel Q0ier,
So. 1879 Belmont Npc., tpeldber iett ldn>
gerer 3ett franf mar, beging 9eitern Oa@
ourb Selbitr1orO, baB CT ii6 cine &ugeI
IN Den &opf i4oB.
- Q(uf 0eranlaiiung bes 6errn GogS>
melt, DcS &~r6ii0cnten beS Carpenters
Gouncil, finOet am l. Qluguit nm 2ofe
6ront cine Nrbeiter> 90 Notwithstanding
ftatt, nm bic Silberfrage gu er0rtern,
= gtad6ben am SeItrtgen Sage sic
&robefabrt ouf BET neuen &a~belbabnltnte
8lue SSl0nb 2lOe. NIT @rtolg aItS9efiibrt
tpuroe, %begannen beute Wtorgcr Bic regu>
IGren 6obrtcn, porlGuTtg nit 8 @reiflpagcn.
gta1 tur3er 3ett perbcn 50 @reiflpagen in
GDGti9feit ietn,
= So9n WcGormi6, Elm &~ranfenpfleger
int Detention !6oipitol, tpurbe geltern BON
etnem gatienten 9tamenS 9ieB in uner>
tparteter gSetie angegriffen un6 b~erartig
geicbla9en, 0ab er bepubtlDS Itegen blteb.
Dies erlitt Dor IA Sagen etnen SDnnenittcb
1n0 iettOem tDar er ntbt gang 3~urebnungS>
fGDi9. Seine Tra1 lief i'm p~erbaften, neil
CT tDr &eben be0rDbt bate. 9teier SAT-
iolte geiteru Dor Gicbter 8ronn sur Ser
banOlung tOmmen, ais 9ieB Ben 9tn8ritf
macbte. st pnrbe nab Sefierion seianOt.
- Die Goroncrsiurp mocbte gcitern ernen
bergebli3en 8eriu6, BEN S6(eter 81 Iifz
ten, tuelcber ben Sob OeS in 2emont be-
idbdftigt getpeienen Q(rbeiterS Gbarles &C.
Denber9 untgibt. GS fonnte nut feitgeiteut
tperoen, baB Der Geritorbene beraubt uno
Damn in ben 6luB geporfen nurbe. Der
Geritorbene bate Deribiebene 8irt6i6aften
beiubt unb mar sur 3eit, ais Der SOB ibn
iiberrai6te, ibtper %betrunfen. 9te @oroz
nersiurp fonnte NIGHTS -tpeitcr tbun, ais Oer
9oli5et cine 9cnaue 9tabfori9un9 bes
SALES 5u empfebleu.
, 1893-07-28
8rutaIe 1r1orotPot,
GtmothY 6raham t0otet eilten 15idhri9ett
Jun9en onr4 6u6tritte.

IN Ser 81. Strdbc un6 Yopler Q(per1te
batten it6 geitern N6eno nm Z llbr mebrere
Sungen 5uiammengefunoen, bic iib nit
8all!perfen unO anOeren Spiclcn bic 3ett
Dertrieben, tpobei eS natiirlicb ntcbt laltloS
3ugtng. Gtutge Der Sungcn batten iicb Dor
benz 6auie SEQ. 768 81. StraBe, in Dem
Der Sc6anfpGrter SimotbD @rabam
po6nte, auf einen 3aun geiebt unO iaben
BON BORT ibren ipielenben &ameraoen gu.
3u bielen 9e60rte aucb Set 15jGbrtge George
9tpau, ser Bel ietnen @ltern in benz !0auie
1850 GmerQlo Qpenue npbnte. GS tparen
pobl 3tpGn5ig Wtin1ten Dergangen, ais
Graham aus ietnem 6auie Derdustrat, Dem
3rciben bet Sungen etnc Neile mlBn1lt9ig
5ul6allte uno tDne1 ba1n in Grgerlt6em
Gone 5urtcf, itcb mach 0au1e 81 1beren.
llngctDtB, ob Die 2luffprDerung ernit &C.
r1et1t lei, bltcbcn Bic Sungen rubig iteben,
tD0raltf grabam 1etnen Gefcbl ipieberDpltc
urtO btnSufl19te, baB CT 0elpalt brau6en
tpltroc, tpcnn ie itdb ntcbt augenbltdli6
Daoonlnacbtelt. Stun %be9annen Die Sungen
ben Ylob 81 rdumen; 0rabam bauerte
otcs jcoo9 ani9etnenb ST. LANCE, tpiitbeno
ititrmte ct auf Die StraBe, lief binter ben
fliebenoen Sungen Der 1tltb bate bal0
George JtDan, Der MIGHT 10 gut 81 SUP ipar
tpte letne &anera0en, beim &ragen gepa6t
uno nicbergemorfen. Damn begann CT benz
Qiegenben 6uBtritte ms @eftcbt 3u perz
ieben, &er9ebIicb flebte Der ornne Sun9e,
tbn 51 i3onen, @ra6am'S Q8utb ibien iib
INNER mebr 81 i~tetgern. Srttt auf Srttt
traf bas @eitcbt ul1b Sic 8ruit 6eS 6itlfz
Iplen unb ais ser Galenoe icblieBlib bor
@rl60pfung etnbieIt, lag @eorge in ben
lebten 3itgen, nOcb einige .3ufungen un6
Ser Sun9e mar tobt. Sem &opf biloete
MIR nod cine bIutige Mtaiie unb bet
Settenpeg tpar runb lumber nit 8lut gez
fGrbt.
Die &amera6en 6eS 10 Brutal @emor6ez
ten itanben Dor S6refen ibcr ben entIcBz
Ii9en QnbItd ipracbloS bo. DIS aber
@ra6am bann bic StraBe bina6lief, began
men ite etnittmmtg aus3urufen: y6altet
ben Wf0r6er". 8ato tpar ber bllttige 0eibz
nam bon 6un6erten bon Menlben UNI
rtn9t un6 bon alien Seiten tpuroen Gtufe
tpie v6Gn9t ben M0rber" laut. 8Gre
Gra6am in 6ieiem @u9enbltd Der Menge
III Die 6Gn0e 9efGaen, 10 piir6e er unbarmz
ber3tg am eriten beiten Gaternenpfoiten oufz
9etniipft tporoen fem. Serer tpar ober
DerlApunben un6 ale Itacbfori3ungen Der
Yolt3et 1tno btsber erfolgloS geblieben.
6er35erreiBen6 mar Ser Sammer Der 81
tern, ais MAJ tbnen Sen perititmmelten
Getcbnam tbres SObnes ms 6aus bradbte.
, 1893-07-28
W0hrf6etnIth ertrnnfen-

Der 9jdbrige Na9 @aQace, So. 50
a1itoll Sart, lit ieit gcitern beri bmun6en.
Wttt lnebreren anDeren &naben bQoete er
am Sormtttagc i'm See, fam ober NIT benz
1elDen 1rtcbt nac9 6auic. Seine @efGbrten
eerJSa2ltel!! Dab etn Ntann ieine &leiber ms
N8a11er ltteB unO OaB lie fortgingen, tpG6z
felo gtag mt Oem Su9en nadb leinen
Slelolln9sltitfen beicbdftigt mar. 9(Qe
9facbtori6un9cn no6 bem &noben bIieben
relultatlos, pesbalb man permutbct, bof
er @ertral1t, tod5reno ct ben Geriudb macbte,
feline &Ieioer tpieber Su bcfommen.
, 1893-07-28

u@orneO Trn8"-0ouisbiQe, |; @DicogO, 4. r9wu
go Is.s S Msi. e. 8rol99 e. ggieitfer, 6ut9iioH O.
-Gonge. pStoleu 8aieS"-@rim, Gdbripar. Double
&laD~-%nlon nno 9ablen.. p6irit 9oie OH 9oaS"-
S 81 @5sn"l +; . 6ut Rbl 2%l' p "as iii s&T5tntg 0Sts
feG .. 3eit-l:4o. nnmpire"-9nrit.
Die StellGn9 Der II Clubs Der y0tational
Ornn1tcM 1t his lott fnlnnnAn.
, 1893-07-28
weH> Ausfeuune
CHICAGO
Die

periprt4t nidt mir oas ero6te frieoGi6e
dfnertfanti9e, fonoerr oas or06te frieos
ltd2e Grei9nib Ger meIt Dor S6Iu6 oiefes
0~ahrRunoerts 5u weroen. was fiihner, Dor
1t9ts 5urii6fdredenoer unternehmunes,
.9etlt, uebun9 i'm planen mo Qusfiihren
9rober Oin9e uno 6eIo thun f0nnen, um ole
chtoa9oer DEMONSTRATING i'll Ger ero6.
artl9iten unS 9Idn5enoiten Don allen bis.
bergen DeItaustellureen 81 NADER unS
oen Dolfern Ger Groe einen Beerif pon Ger
Pohe Ger tednii6eu &e~ifnnosfdhiofeit uno
Ruft III eeben, III welber Qmerifa oeoieben
1T, miro oef6eben.
fir Ole re9e Gheilnahme, welbe man bier,
%5ularoe DER meItaus ftelune enteeeenbrinet,
ut Ole Serettwiat9feit, nit pclber ole Gefek.
%9ebun9en fat ater Staten beoeutenoe Sum.
men 81 oem 9ro6en 6wed beuiuiet haber,
Elm h~inreidenoer Sepeis. hit tetie mad,
ienoem 3nterefe ~perfoIet ole gauge cipiliiirte
Welt Ole etn5elnen 3ortifritte in DER Gnt,
widelun9. ollie nit Ger meItausfeluro. in
Derbinoun9 fteRenoen GreieniIe wuroen pom
anbe9inn in Ger uJQinois Staats5eitune"
nit DER 9ebrhrenoen Sorefalt behanoelt. Die
Wohenaus9abe enthdlt fortlaufeRo in iibers
itdtlider 9orm cine flare Oarfenune aaer
beahtenswerthen Doredree, weIbe Iib bis
sum Sflu6 Der 2Iusitelurt9 uno barber
Ritous 5u einem erid0pfenoen GefammtbilS
9~eitolten wetoen. Gite %funoiee, fadoemG6e
Sdliloerur9 Ger DEMONSTRATING in ihrein
Gntiteben, wie in iRrer Dollenoune miro fir
ptele Uaufenoe bier ur1o i'm olten Daterlonoe
Don hohem merthe fem. 1nan fam oes,
halb it6er ieirt, oab man D%erwan0ten mo
6reunoen fein erwiinidteres 6efdenf nab.
reno oieier 5eit fe1oen fam, ais, inoem man
Elm Announcement auf oas modlenbIatt ser
n3uinois Stoats5eitan9" fir ie b~effellt.
6eraoe oieie 2lus9obe eienet fif wegen
ibrer umfaienoen 8eridte p~ornebmli6 sum
Deriatot na6 DeutibIano.
Oas Jahresabonnement duf Gas Woden.
bIatt Ger u1uinOis Staots5eitune" betrdet
fir oas
, 1893-07-28
lit bis iebt folgen6c;
Qoocsfdue.

8is beute Mtttag pur6cn auf Dem Sc
Iunbbeitsamte Die folgenben SobeSfGue an
gemelOet
@il9eIm Sruie, SO, 9 a8eeO Ctr, 81
S. 2 SO.
Sobn Mittelita6t, SGs, Gentr, 81. 81
Experimentation, 81 s..
Solepb S9mtOt, go, IS 2arrabeeitr.,
II S. 10 so.
Gabriel SOeier, SO, 1879 Belmont 9(oe.
40 S.
SOpbie @Olte, g8eiternz an6 arbe,
2Iue., 10 S,
Sos: 8apcrpolOes, $50, 316-24. Str.
3-Wf, 8,
, 1893-07-28
Der britifbe Gda.

Ser britiibc Sag auf Der @eltauSfclz
lung, ber 10. Qtu9uit, ioQ pie6er bic @elee
9enReit 51 elmer groBortt9en S~traBenparooe
III Ser mittleren Stabt 9ebel1. @eftern
2l6enb belt bas nit BEN 0orberettungen
fit icnen Sag betrautc Gomite inn S6erz
man6auie cine ~8eriammlung al, in MEL
cher aub Gertreter BON cngliicben, canabiz
ldben, i6otttlben, irti6eu uno g8auiier
Serelnen uno Gcicui6aften anpeien6
lparen. 9(a3 Ben Nn8abcn Dieier @crtrez
ter tperbcn no6e3u idmmtLicbe Organization
men, Die 81 benz britii6en Ncicbc in irgenb
elmer Se5iebung itchen, an ser 8araOe
&betl nebmen. &uc9 bic MibmaD 9latz
, 1893-07-28
Sdfebdu.

0rei Mal bintercinan6er beitegt, Der
lieBen Bic @bica8oS am Mtttpob st.
QOuis unb fuDren na9 louisville. @ie
Sonneni9ein auf Jte9en, 10 foI9te bier fit
Die Gbica9oS na6 ben crItttenen gtieber>
Iaaeu Gin gLGnsenoer Sieg, ben fie 6auptz
iacbIi6 Der 5ubtigfeit ibres Star" Bali
perfe:S So 6utcbiion SIT perbanfen baben.
Nacbitebenb foI9t bic pouitanbtge Score"
0es tntc~rc1ionten SpieleS: