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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-01-06
The News In Paris.

FL CuU1S 10 tItS
PARIS, Jan. 6, 1S94.-At the Ministerial
Council held at the palace of the Elysee to
day, despatch was read from the Governor
/ of Senegal confirming the reports of an en-
gagement between French and British forces
near Warina The Governor said the French
commander thought the British were enc
mics.
1t is understood that if the English version
of the affair is true, France will not contest
the making of ample reparation.
1t is not easily explained why the French
force was in territory that is indisputably
British.
Negotiations concerning the frontiers be-
tween the French and British possessions in
that part of Africa are now pending.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-01-06
ONE OF BR0OKES ASSAILANTS
Arrested Last Night-He Is the Eliza.
beth Lawyer.

Last night Detective Egan of the Fifth
precinct arrested John Richards of No. 147
Stivers street, Elizabeth, on Ocean avenue,
and charged him with having hand in the
brutal assault upon Homer Brooke at the
Central Railroad station a few weeks ago,
and which was fully reported in The JER-
sEY Cry News at the time Richards is the
Elizabeth lawyer who was recognized by the
conductor on the train, and for whom the
police have been looking for some time. He
morning, and was held in $500 bail for ex-
animation
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-01-06
oMENs OF 1894.

BRIDGEPORT, Jan. 6. 1s94.-The Salt Plush
factory started up with full force in all
departments $50 men in all. The men are sat-
isfied with the scale of prices at preeent,
considering. it better to be able to work than
to remain idle They hope that the old
prices will be restored at some future time.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-01-06

MATTERs OF FACE.

Save money by purchasing IL null
weight seidlitz Powders for 25 cents; put up
in neat tin box by Ewing & Company.
"A. B. e. Cigars, best Havana cent
cigar, sold wholesale only at, D. E. Cleary's,
Grove and l1th streets.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-01-06
BURNED TO DEATH IN A CASTLE
BIZ Gable to the United Press.

at Bernburg, in Anhalt has been completely
destroyed by fire. Herr Hageman, the dis
trict director, and coachman, who were
asleep in the castle were burned to death. A
number of public documents and the local
funds. which were kept in the building, were
DESTROYED
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-01-06
SPANISH LYRIC POET DINED.
BIZ Cable to the United Press.

MADRID, Jan. 6, 1S94-A banquet was
given here last night in honor of Don Gas
par Nunez de Arce, the great Spanish lyric
poet Among the guests were the most dis
tinguished Spanish writers, scientists and
men in political life.
Congratulations were received from liter
airy societies in America, France, Italy, Ger
many and Switzerland.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-01-06
PRINCE HENRY ORDERS A YACHT
ByCable to the United Press.

LONDON Jan. 8, 1894 Prince Henry Of
Battenberg, husband of Princess Beatrice,
the Youngest daughter of the Queen, has
placed an order with Mr.. G.. w. Watson of
Glasgow, the well-known yacht designer, to
prepare plans for twenty ton racing yacht.
The vessel win be built in time to take part
in next seasons regattas.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-01-06
MRS. MONsON's SUIT.
I'm cane to the United press.

LONDON, Jan. 6, 1s94.-The solicitors who
are acting for Mrs. Monson, wife of Alfred
John Monson, who was recently tried at
Edinburgh, for the killing of Lieutenant
Cecil Hambrough, in which case verdict OF
''not proven" was returned, lodged in the
Probate Court yesterday caveat against
the administration of Lieutenant Ham
brough's estate Two other caveats had pre-
viously been lodged in behalf of Tottenham,
the money lender who had advanced con-
siderable sums to Lieutenant Hambrough.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-01-06
EXHIBITION FOR ST. PETERSBURG
Ru Cable to the United Press.

ST.. PETERSBURG, Jan. 6, 1s94.-A pro-
posal to hold in this city in 1908 an inter
national exhibition to celebrate the two
hundredth anniversary of the founding of
capital has met with much approval, and it
is probable that such an exhibition viii be
held.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-01-06
BRITISH FORCES ATTACKED.
French Omcers IHistook Them For
Natives.
BIZ Gable to The United Press.

BIZ Cable to the United Press
LONDON, Jan. a, 1894. Further details
have beee received from Free Town, capital
of Sierra Leone, of the killing of British
troops by the French. According to the
latest information at hand, the British were
encamped in the Connoh district, near War
ina. Their camp was within the Il BRUSH
sphere At daylight on December %, they
were attacked by the French force, consist
ing of thirty Senegalese sharpshooters and
/ 200 natives, who were headed by Lieuten-
ant Moritz When they were fired upon the
British at once responded, and the French
shortly afterward retired Lieutenant Nor
itz was wounded and captured by the Brit
ish. He was questioned by his captors as to
his reasons for attacking them and explained
that he believed that the British troops, who
were blacks were members OF the Sofas
tribes, and that their European officers, who
were deeply tanned by the African sun, were
Arabs.
Lieutenant Moritz died from the effe ct OF
his wound soon after his capture.
The latest details place the British loss at
less than was at first reported. Only six. in
stead of twenty-six of the privates were
killed. The report of the killing of Captain
Lendy, Lientenants Wroughton and Liston
and a sergeant were correct. Nineteen OF
the British troops were seriously wounded.
The loss of the French force is not known.
The British force remains at Warina.
Another report of the engagements says that
it took place by moonlight, and that it was
owing to this fact that Lieutenant Moritz
was not able to distinguish the uniforms OF
the British troops. The latter were taken by
surprise. The confusion in the British camp
was great, and this was added to by careless
| firing on the part of the British. The latter
were well within British territory.
The British Government has ordered thai
stringent inquiry be made into the affair.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-01-06
VAILLANTs TRIAL MONDAY.
B,J cable to the United Press.

PARIS, Jan. 6, 1894. The belief that the
trial of Auguste Valiant, the man who
threw the bomb in the Chamber of Deputies
will commence Monday, is confirmed this
morning by the announcements made in the
newspapers here.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-01-06
Sheep and Cattle Frozen.
Bu Gable to the United Press.

BELFAST, Jan. 6, 1s94-In the Newry dis
trict the thermometer registers twenty
four degrees of frost, that is eight degrees
above zero. Many sheep and cattle have
been frozen to death. There has been a
heavy snowfall and all traffic is impeded.
All the Irish channel steamers are late.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-01-06
COLLISION ON THE MERsEY.
RI cnll TO me Unftcd fres

By FdtI4 10 me Unffcd Fres
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 6, 1S94-While the
steamer Merlin was going from one dock to
another today she collided in the Mersey
with the British steamer British Crown,
Captain Williams, from New York. Both
vessels were slightly damaged.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-01-06
MARRIED.

JONES-JOBES-o Thursday, January 4, 1894, BY
the Rev. Mr.. Hern, at Binghamton. N Y, BeulaR
B. Jobes of Jersey City, to Lewellen Jones, OF
Binghamton, NY.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-01-06
French Press Opinions.
Ru G1bIe to the United Press.

PARIS, Jan. 6, 1S94.-Commenting today
upon the killing by French troops at Warina,
in Sierra Leone, of Captain Lendy, First
Lieutenant Wroughton, Second Lieutenant
Liston, a sergeant and twenty-six privates OF
tee First Battalion of the British West India
Regiment, the Figaro says
It is probable that the English press will
make great fuss about the bungling incl
will await the receipt of details. Judging
from the explanations given by the Colonial
Office in London it seems that the British
expedition was imprudent.
The Galois express the hope that the affair
will not lead to complications, and that it
will be settled by the exchange of notes by
France and England.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-01-06
RHODES GOING TO ENGLAND.
BIZ Gable to the United Press

LONDON, Jan. 6, 1894 1t is probable that
Mr.. Cecil Rhodes, Prime Minister Of Cape
Colony and Chairman OF the British South
Africa Company. will shortly arrive in Eng
land.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-01-06
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

NEW YORK, Jan. 6, 1s94-Forecast for thirty-six
hours ending at eight O'Clock p. NJ on Sunday.
For southeastern New York. including Long Island;
also for Connecticut and northern New Jersey
Cloudy with light rain or snow today, stationary
temperature followed by fair and decidedly colder,
with cold wave on Sunday; north to northeast
shifting to northwest winds.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-01-06

aMy little brother was SO weak he could
not walk, after the grip. Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla made him strong."-Mrs. w. j. Free
man, Jersey City, N. j.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-09
Gorrelponoens.

Sn magnetic springs lit spi=
1dben ben ginmobnern unb 8aoe9diten
bic nt4t i'm Yarf Sotel mobnen unb
benz Bd@ter unb gieentbiimer bes Yarf
Dotels. Qutionpiaer uno Dr. &iitler,
Elm araer ,,3pijt aussebroden. 8or ei.
ner goAe perabrebeteujli9 ndmli4 bic
@dfe bes Yart 0ptels, ouB lie am Weits
taa in corpore nod Dem Central 0otel
mar{1iren mollten, um bort gu Wtittas
su ipei|en, ba lie NIT Der lpdrliden Rolt,
bic linen i'm Yart 'porseIest wuros,
unsufrieben paren. Selaet setban, am
SomHas Dtittas iteaten iid bic %
@dite Ses parf Dor Dem 6otel auf uno
mari4irten in &eib unb @lieb nod benz
bena9barten Central 6otel unb nab
men bort ibr Wlittaselien Elm.
Dies drserte Ielbitperitanblid ben
Yd9ter bes Yart fiirbterli6, oenn
es NOR cine arse Blomage fir lein Soc
tel, uab erbriitete Ga6e, bic oenn aud
am 9ienitas gum Nusbru6 fam, inoem
ct ben 3ugang CUR Nuelle oes magneti=
1ben Woners sulperrte uno jeoen, oer
ni9t in ieinem Sotel losirte, perbinberte,
li9 einen friIden 2abetrunf gu bolen
Dieie '9anbluns seseniiber Der Ginpob=
nerlhaft rief natiirlib Die b69ite Gnt=
rlfung herpor, uno man ipriht banon
Die .ganSe 8uoe, bic iiber Der Gueae er=
ri9tet lit, nieber3ureiben.
Die giferiii9telei smilden ben Der.
i9iebeaen parteien lit in uabren 8roo=
neib ansseartet, unb .pirb ldlieblid oa=
NIT enbigen, bab Iie lid bsieeo Die, 9uno.
i1aft perberben uno Ii4 oanait ote ei9en'
Maie abIdneiben.
9ie 8iirser der Orti4aft lpre4er
bapon, seine eissne Duelle auf itdotiiAem
@runb unb 8oben 3u bobren uno tonn'
ten m6gli9ertpeiie baour9 benz 9errr
pom Bartt5eine Quelle troden leseu.
Sir Die &ranfen, bic ns9t in ben
Yarf 6otel lo9ireus lit bic neue Wfab:
reeel Iebr abeoriideub, benu Der @enuf
bes WaNers tit losnlasen tpi;flamer als
bic Bdbsr, webbalb man9er absebaltea
perben mag, aberbaapt ben plat su be-
funen. B.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-09

loBen, uurben serettet. Die wtutter
Ser Neruneladten, bic am Nerpenfeber
bornieberlas, ftarb Dor S4red, als ibr
bic 9rauerno9ridt sem,etoet tpuroe.
NidpIuus Seer. - Mm IL.
Suli 1894 itarb auf leiner 5arm in
gnen 9omnibip, @panopt eountp.
0aifplaus Seer i'm Mlter BON 50 SaDren.
Ct wurbe i'm Sabre 1906 IN gl1aB=
2otbringen 9eboren nno tom i'm sabre
1S46 mad Mmerita, no er Ii4 IN @row=
fo~S gounfp tempordr nieoerIieB. Sm
acknowledgement Sabre teoelte er nod
Wponbot gountp iiber, NO Ct lettber
pobnte. Ser Yerforbene binterldbt
cine S5idbrige Satin, nit Der er &C
Sabre in, gGidlidfer Gbe lebte nno sine
So9ter, Trau $. 8. Mrmitrons, bic e.n'
atq lteberlebenbe BON 1eun &inoern'
0err Seer tpar elm gutter Gbriit uno er'
frexte ii4 Der bb@fen Adtuns leiner
Mitbiireer. @einen Sob betrauern auBer
Der beiobrten @attin unb elmer So4ter
l3 llrenfeI unb 20. ururenfel.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-09
Staats Obereeri4t.

9m 5taats Ober9eri4t maroe am
Gqmitog bic Rlase ber Booblanb Oil
60. eegen 3bomas 3. CRAWFORD einse=
reid,t. Die fldserii9e partei 1T cine
genn|plpania Corporation, wel@e 9dn=
bereien in Weonroe 60. befbt. gramforo
ifrengte anf Grunb elmer Neole, bic er
nit Gurus UNDERWOOD obgel4lonen
bate, elm 8erfa6ren i'm Common pleas
@eridt an. UNDERWOOD 1ollte barna4
EN- A&tel bes probu3irten Detroleums an
grotuforb abliefern unb fir ieoe Gas
oueIe 5000 per Sdbr be5ablen, 10 longe
IDS bieielbe ais ergiebis eruies. Terner
iollte gratuforb 1926 Bis JertisiteQuns
eiues Brunnens erbalten. unoerpooo
iibertrua bic 2eaIe unter ben erlpabnten
Webinounaen an Die WoOblano Oilgo.,
ober ,peber er nod biele fam ben Vers
piti&tuusen sesen 9rapforo nad. Der
lettere flagte barauf anf 1884 uno Gin.
{en. unb Der untere Geri4tsbof ipra4
i'm $463.O7 3u. Dieies llrtteil be.
adtiate aud bas Circuit @eri9t, nnb
sc &eleIli9aft bat nun anf Grnnb zines
6ermieblsrs 8erufane BET bem b54ftsn
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-09
Walaria bletbt.
g. perldbt oas SYftem nicht
eher, ais bis es aus9etrie.
ben it,

Menn eine nit einem 6ronii9en Qei<
ben bebaftete perion li1 einem iorofdI.
tis prlfenben Mr;te bebufs llnteriud5mno
poritelen ipiiroe, oann tuiirbe bic erife
Jrage beg Nr5tes lauten: .6oben Gi,
le bag Malarta 9ebabt?v SolIte her
pat'ent init "Sa" ontuorten, bonn ioIIte
Der Mr3t ioelei6 bamit beqinnen. bos
9pltem BON bem Malariagiffe au reini-
gen. Die Na&folsen bes MoIorio iinb
10 perl4ieoen in bsrI9iebenen ssdIien.
Dap iowOal ber ar8t als ber patient in
Der Natur beg Malaria irre oeleitet tu.rs
oen tann. User nur irsenb ibon Wd4
larta botte unb bisber nur bic aetpDbnr,
@en Wlittel CUR 8e{eitiquno besjsYh..,
a''2s'0anot, al s2s miro b5@it ipabrf3einIi@"'
mebr ooer tueniger, ,pdbrenb Der Yn"sr
le.nes Z Sebens fets bamit betoftet ie;r ;
gs y tann tait ieber 9ronild6en Gronibs;t ;t
e1n!1d lein. Man9mol olouht Saa
Opfer, bic S&pinbIu&t ,u bohsr oas' ":.s
anoeres ytal Spspepiia, uondmoi' ,n;s' is'
',e, oe, seoerle.oen, :s ap ottmals Nerpenidpd%e
ts,,,, gas ;s.,, e.nsise Semitic, mas oerienioe
mum lann, Der nit Malorio beboftst y
ooer oamit bebaftet mar. 1T e;as svaI.s: ea ~
l.1e SehanoIune nit pe-rusno y,~"1. hur%.
:. Sum3@en. Sao Sieies 6eilmitteI treiSt % ~.
l Leg Wtaloriasift aug bem Snitsms ,s0' ,,.s ~
lfartt oalielbe sesen tueitere 9nfsmo If Ino S
! Isr eo9saFt'sen Rrantbeit. pe-ru.na' Is
;sinan yanna'apap Sa1 prompt hno bleibeno in IN
~. i'"6" s"r.;{s ;Hp'gen oet MaIaria-9eioenbem'
5.' grfo1a Ot,t.;s eplnln obne irsenb iuelden
~ s,,u's e,n9enominen baben. 0e-rm.n"
zen bat. 'e9'Sel@lo'
~ u'ns ne !. illnttrirte mebi,inii5e abbonh.
unS noer @ronii9e un6 afute Mofor;o
oa e'ro 1olhte,.trei perianbt BON Der We.r".raa a
','s'g9.. Drag manufacturing gompanu. Gu 81. !
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-09
@eridtsbof bes @taatss sineelest.
gieun dbnli9s 8laeen Tnb nod IN Der
q nkn
haruaari.
Die Sibuneen ser 6ro6.Soee beenaet

Die Sikun9eu Der OreBsSo9e beenoef
Die Obio @robloee bes Orbens ber
Saruoari beenbete am Donnerfag, ben
8. Mueult, in Solebo ibre Sisun9en:
ssolaenbe 8eamten tpurben erpdblt
unb our1 Den austretenben @roBsVars
ben Mlbert Wesfe BON @lepelanb feis
erli9it tn ibre reipeftipen Memter e'ns
sefiibrt:
@rob-8arbe - Daniel Douns, Msia-
misburs.
Sep. @rob-8arbe - &obert 2anse,
Columbus.
@ros-aufIeter s.. Diener, 9olebo.
@rob- -5efretdr- 8. Mfurowstp,
gleeeianb.
@rob-s@asmeiHer - SObn meben.
glepeIanb.
@ros<aaplan - Grnit 8rintmann,
Cincinnati.
@rob-Mari@au -9ouis @rdff, Dap-
ton.
@rob-Jibrer - @eorse 'Runs, Sop
ton.
@rcb-S. %. = Sobn &unsi, 'Golum'
bus.
@roS=N. .=B. - Mbam '@ilbert, Sos
lebo.
Die na9fe Sibuns Der &roblose
uirb am erTten Wfittlpo6 i'm Monat
MueuF 1895 in Der @eimatb bes @roB'
8arben in Miamisbur9, o., ab9e'
balten.
8urS Dor ber @ertasuns perfabte BIT
@roBlose folgenbe Dantesreiolution:
BeI6loiien Dab Die @rpblos'
oes S. s.. 8. bes Stoates Obio, BIER
nit ben 8riibern bes Orbens in Solebo
o., itren 9ant fit ben freunblider
gmpfans unb fir alle @prfebrunsen
bic Die 8riioer gu Der @robloeen=Sisune
setrofea boben, auslpreden uno oiel'
Geiolution in Der beutI9en .3eitung II
Soleoo plIbli5iren ldbt.
i'm Nuftrase Der Groblose be!
Seutiben Oroens Der 9aru
,9ari BON Sbio.
s. 2ub,
S. Bittel.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-09

- Na9 Der Mbre9nuns nit benz
5taats-Muoitor Yoe betrugen bic &C.
iammteinnabmen an 2iquoriteuern in
9arriion County $80,74965 unb BET
@toatsontbeil $15,O11.52, unb bic in
8romn County $S4.35O5S unb ber
5taatsantbeil $1O,91O23.
3u9tbausfaplan Minget erbielt
fiirslih BON einer Dame einen Briet in
wel1en ie ibm bic Sbee barleete, cine
Mnitalt CUR 8ei6dftisuns BON entloiienen
@trd flingen, bic feline @ermanbte unb
feline 9eimatb mebr baben, gu erbauen.
Die Same bot mabrl1etnlih i'm Sinne,
cine @henfuns CUR Grrei9uns bieies
3wedes ~ MAIDEN.
- Nad benz McMafen @elese ba-
ben oem Staatsaubitor Yoe besoblt bic
Solebo unb Obio Central Babn $4O4.=
10; bic &anapba unb Midiean 8obn
$39.SS, bic 9ofe1ibe unb Wforblebeob
Bobn $500, 9 & .. @outbpeitern,
$541.12; 6. 6. & g., $195.76;
Glepelanb 8elt & Terminal, $1.15;
Cincinnati, Nep Orleans & Seros 9o=
cific, 81, 1,43l; Cincinnati & Meitwoob,
$34S; Cincinnati, Yortsmputb & 8ir.
sinia, $5641; Solebo, Mnn Mrbor &
q. Wtihi9on, $4.31; uno bic Nbbpss
ton & Ohio &iper, $5.55.
- 9fab Der nierteljdbrlihen llnteriu.
dung oes 8eltanbes Der StoatsfaiIe be-
| fanben iib in berielben $369,273.3S
baar unb Stuar i'm algemeinen Steuer-
fonb $151.6l1.73; i'm Silgun9sfonb
$94,724.94; i'm S6ulfonb 1922, ,254.25
uno i'm StaatsuniperI IitGtsfonb $664.48.
- Grant 8ob, Elm anseiebener ianeer
Garmer BON @obannob, Meilen Ditli9
BON Columbus, itiirate neulih beim
Durhseben ieines pferoes pom Wasen-
| Iis uno stuar 10 un9liidlid, bab ibm bic
Seine um ben 9als Seidlnnsen murbe.
Sn oieler Sage wurbe er mebrere Weilen
bis Dor leine Wobnuns bon benz Sbiere
seIdleift. Seine 2ei6e mar big our
llntenntli4teit entitelt, .
- Sn Der Office bes etaotsletretars
wuroen inforporirt:
Oie S. Smitb Sons's &c., 3anes=
bile, capital $4,000; Oie Mbpanee
Sire Clap Co., uri6spiIle, Capital $15.-
600; Dle Mfron Sniulator uno Marble
&c., Ntron, capital $4,000; Die Obio
Staatsseitun9 Co., Solebo, Capital
$4,000; Die McGlure Creamery Co.,
Mcglure, Gapital $4,000, unb bic gar=
Ions Sool Co., Glepelano, capital $780,
1000,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-09
Die GoIumbuler auf oem .5dueer
feit in Qoleoo.
Gin .Riifblif.

Ser rSaslide Meltbote" hat ousiiibr=
| lihe 8eribte iiber ben Gerlauf oes
IdSdngerfeites in Splebo i'm 9epeidens
tbeile bes 8lattes per6Hentli1t, un1ere
Spe3ial @orrelppnben3en, tpelhe ein
Bib bes 9ebens l,nb Sretbens Der 60
lumbuler Sanger i'm Spesielen b,eten
iollten, trafen aber lleioer 10 Deripatet
elm, bob mir es nor3nsen, bteIelben, er=
sdn;t basr1 Yripatmittbeilunsen, gu
einem r2adblid" aulammensufaiien.
8efanntli1 nabmen rbon ben golum=
buler @efnnenereinen nur 5pei, 'eer- Sic
oerfran;" i,nb lber @eiansperein Ser
mania" 5betl, Der eritere unter 2eituns
bon GrofeTor Sbeo. 8. Shneioer in
StGrte BON 40 ,unb Der lestere unter
2eituns BON @rufeNor 6rans 9ebenfrsi'
in Stdrfe BON "a aftipen Sdngern.
Beibe 8eueine murben burh Die Is
Wann ftarte &apeQe oes IA. &esiments
be9leitet.
Ser absauih srfnlste am D;tnitas.
b. 81. Suti, Bormittass sesen 10 nbr
bon Der Siebessrans=9aae aus. Sic
Rapele poroe,, formirte lid bic Sdnser4
idoor gu einem 'ftattliheu ,Suse.
Nls &apitdn hes .raieoerfrans" fun
sirte 6err S. q ,2att, anb
ibn sxr 5eite ritanben als Sseutsnos
Die 6erren s.. 6. Soft, S. S. WHnb @
W. Brano nnb 6ranf Meirirf;; bic
6ItreSihaft Der .;@ermaaia" ii6erna4m
5err Sotn 30l9-
Anf bas &omm@rtho yWinrlh~ sin9's
unter flineenbem Spiel uno itrammen
@drittes Die Main ap,sb 9odG1rabe binab
na9 benz &abnbof, mo- berstider @ruk
i.nb 9anbtG lag nit ba, @dneerbrin0 ern
/ on Der ~gin.ra9t" aats 'gbilGotbe GUS
9etaui1t murbe, bic in @tdrfe 1pon "a
&ftipen mnter Der Oineftion nar Dro=
ftEor gilbert Sritideuer ,uenisf Minu=
ter 3upor eineetxoffen uneren.
I'm 1925 barpfte ber Spesiabug,
auf BEN i'd tetpe eco GsIumhaisr be-
fanAen, ab, uR6 nod elmer duberN ange-1
nebnen Jabrt ,uH1Oe bic 6eftitabt an,
3.15, ettpas ipater als man ermmaet.
bate, erreibt. 9ierbei narf nidt uner9:
tpdbnt bleiben, bab 3err M- Weino6ti
leinen SaneesbrGibern ourd berrn See
geit loo feline GisarEn fir Die &eiAel
8,x 8erfGsung sefeH bate.
sSn Solebo muroen bic Sdnger hnr4
Elm GDmtte uno eine portrefflife Wu|its
fopeae emSfongen uxb nod Der Druibens
bale oeleitet. 100 ibrer elm frilher 9runf
xxb Elm anAse3ei9neter 2Mn4 ipartete.
Nah erfolster griinbli9er Stdrtung
marihirte bic fr6bli9e Shaar bonn un=
ter Dorantria ibrer Wtniiffabelle nod
ibrem Dauptquartier, benz Dliser 6otet.
S9on auf bera Beee bonn Babx5ofe ers
regten bic golumbuler burd ibr itrans
mes Wta,lAiren nno bic aus9eseibnete
Mulif bic aQse,neinite Nufmerfiamfeit,
uno bon ba an bliebtn iie bic 9eIben bes
Cages.
Ser erfe Sag i'm 6atel mar nidt be.
lonoers ansenebm. 9as Oliper baus
mar ipe3ieu fit bic Mufnabme Der Jef>
adlte bergeidtet lporben unb bic
ginri1tung lieb mod Wtandes su
munIben iibrig. 3ubem trafen 3tpi-
i1en 3 unb ubr iiber $50 @dite elm,
uno aGe biele 9eute iofort gu befriebisen,
mar natiirlih ielbit fiir einen 10 tiidtigen
Mann, tpie 9errn Sobn 6uberid, Sen
Better bes 9otels, cine llnmoslidfeit.
Gs wurbe piel rdionnirt, aber meiitens
BON berufsmdbisen yRidern" ober fol9en
2euten, bic nod ME Elm @dnserfeit mit-
aemo6t baben, unb ni9t tpinen,
uel9e G&wieristeiten Is peruria9t,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-09
StaotGoluntbus
Der HeuesQountr 6 lerf.

Wontaq ,nobm Der neue gountp-
GIerf, 6err Gbarles s. Gaao,pdz, 8elih
Don bem Mmt, bas biz iest bon '3erru
@imonton IN 10 aassaesdneter Weiie
sertpahet uorben III. Der lestere bdn=
biete ibsn 81, ,547. .20aan 3easensesdbren
unb $l2 .364.79 fIr 3ablun9surtbelle
Elm, bic peri9isbenen periaaen ,utom-
men. I'm 54asmeiifer 2;aaeor adslte
0er Edmonton nod 1853 az GebiibGsn
fir ben @tenograpben aug, sjulammsn
allo $l4,470.94. .s ---s.-
Ser Amtsme9fel ,eta9 oene ale
59mieriateiten pcn Staten, ises in e.
tier 2;uie bean l1mfanbe ;r3ulHrsiben 1T,
bab ber(elbe in bie6rien ta0t uao niht,
uie unter hem olten &eies, IN 'oex Teb=
ruor. uaaa hGs @eridt in GisuuS 1T. I
Dem seaen gountsAgIert uersen bic
folAenoen Ns-@lerts vir Geite ite1en !:
Ausaobe-glert, Sames g. .Walkrs;
oils. .Ausaabe-glert. Sa6Ob 3eab /; So
ITEM gIerf, gbortes q. Granf; Glerf i'm
aftenaimmer, 4ohn 9. Mbsahesj i&lesis
i'm criminal Gexintslaai. S1ant @.
Wrpon unb @eorse s. Mit4el; Glerf
i'm gipil Geri4tsfaal go. 8, W. s.,
Zines; Chill -@eribtslaal No. 2, g. e.
2epps; 0an3lei=@ @erid4sioal, aleganoer''
gIarf. SRI. Nettie Tbomas tpirs bic
6&reibmai9ine bearbeiten uno Die Da<i
men Nario 6bielbs, Tora Bed Aasb
NacgIap bilben bic Goree Ses 2egifrir>
aimmers. 0ie 9erreH &it&el xas
Aepps unb SRI. Sbieibs bienten l6on
inter glerf Edmonton.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-09

batten He G.leeenbeit, Elm neues Sc
trdnf fennen au lernen, ndmli6 Shmibt's
Lemon sour". Dasielbe lit duberit
erfrii1enb unb ihmedt dbnli1 tpie
gbampagner. gs ion bemnd9t aud in
Columbus einsefiibrt perben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-09

Sn Genf's Meinbaus tpurbe bas rice
Iige Stiidfab I'M Musenidein senommen.
Daslelbe bdlt $4,000 GaGonen, bat 20
SUB i'm Durdmeher unb lit 81 SUB
lang. Oie 9dnger tpurben bier b6fit
liebensmiirbis aufsenommen unb liberal
bewirtbet. 9err 2enf lelbit beiinoet lid
aui elmer &eile nod Oenti9lanb, ieine
Stellpertreter lino inbelien Gentlemen
erlten &anses.