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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-19
RAILROADS.
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~ GRANDEs CDEMnL
A,WESTERNN unANDE
~ s1s:'s WESTERN
STANDARD GAUGE
fiss 2sn.u. h Effect HoH 10Th, 1894.

Leave salt Lake
No. e--Tor Provo. uinghAm, AMI
an poina Ehtt-...,a..... sos A. m.
No t-ior Provo, Grand Junction
aud all polnts Last.....,..,. z t0n M.
Ma C-lor Provo, MAuu, and
HallnA isis..., s..ss..ss,.s .s.sssssss ailQns M
No e-Tor Eureka .........-.....- ...... 5sO0p. M.
40, s-for Ogden and Wstt.......... u tIp. m.
No, i-For Ogden and the Wcst,.., ii5J pm.
Arrive salt Lake.
No i-From Provo. Grani Junction
ana tho Esi'.........-..... irop. IN.
No i-from Provo. Grand junction
and tho Eaat .ss......... iliJi y. m,
No. s-irom bingham Provo. Manu
ana sauna .sss.s....ssss hit1 p, m.
No. 7-itOm Eurosa........ ..........,.... pa3A no..
No g-trom OgioA ana tho Wos,. INA IN
30. t-ir1m ugdoa and iho West. 551p. M.
only line running through Pullman Palace
Double UfAWluE Room rIropnrs g. Denver VIA
Grand Junction and 70 Kansas CITY and Uhieat
gCvA colorado points. free rocllaing chair
cars salt Lake Co beaver. and only line run
ming fullman slcertra tAIt Lake " san frals
cisco. hochaugoal eiots conneeuouL safety
speed and comfort.
Ticket once, 10 v. End South.
n &. DODGE, Az. WEDnY,
Gen. Manager Cen supt
"a lLNNErr, Gen PSr.A
+. u. BABCUch, General Freight Aen.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-01

SDDe fdgte er Teiner MooptibtD6ter : fe fDQe,
tpenn er berf3teOen fet, unter einem q%efpi7en
Npfelbaume na6gra6en; fe DerDe bort bic
@riparntfe fetne8 2ebens finben, Die er i6r
hillterlaffe. Na3Dem er i6r ieinen Segen gez
ge6en, ftdrb er. 9aS W}Gb9en t6at, nie Inn
geiagt mar, unb fanb in einem irbenen 3opf
Die Summe bon $51,62O in @Dlb, Sil6er
un0 8dntnDten. Seinen NnQd6en mad mar
Der Ser torbene i'm Mprtl 1880 in &Dln qe@
bDrett, bate in 8Dnn itubtrt unb bort Carl
S3ur5 fennen gelernt, @r er5G6lte, er 6ube,
ais S6ur3 {i6 Der rebplutipnGren 8efpe9unq
i'm Sabre 1848 arf6GpB, be7en 8eifpiel be-
folgt un0 lei 1849 nit i6m in bic S6ipeia
gefloben. 9arauf nil er S3ur3 na6
0eutf3Ian6 b%eglettet, BEL Der 6lu6t &infef'8
aus Spa1bdu 9ebolfen unb nit S9ur8 unb
&tntel no4 @nglanb geflpben fein. g1a9
fur3em @ufent3alt = 10 er5d6Ite er peiter
= lei er na9 PartS geret5t un0 bon Da na9
ben Ser, Stdaten. @pn SEEM Oprt aus babe
er fi9 in Der 9}dbe bon BRADFORD in 9enn1Dl
banten nieoergeldhen. Seine 9%ertngen Mitz
tel legte er, tpte er idgte, in 8er9nertsfpetu=
~ldttonen an ntto es geIang tbn1, ft9 Elm Ser
moQert 81 ertperben. SIM Sabre 1879 begab
er ftb na3 &anfaS unb ndbm in Decatur
@ountp eine 9etmftGtte, auf Der er NIT Ietner
Ioopttpto9ter, Die er BON YennfDlDanien
mitgebra9t bate, lebte.. @r 5pg ft4 na9
uno na9 BON ALIEN 8erfebr 3uriid unb lebte
in ben lebten Sd6ren als @iniiebler. Seinen
leBte1 8tlen befolgenb lit Die Mboptibtp9ter
glet4 na9 Dem 8egrdbniB nit benz @9aBe
beg @onDerlings na9 pennfplpanien 5uriidz
gete9rt. 9te 8ef6t4te BON Ieiner 8et6eiltz
91ng an Der 8efretlng &tnteI'S bur9 @4ur3
19etnt Mtn6 31 fem.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-01
S6ledte GefbGfte.

Sin einfamer GtraBenrGuber trei6t in
Der @egenb, tpo it3 bic 2afe StroBe un6
@i6Ianb 9tne. f~reu3en, ietn 8eien. Nm
9onnerstag NbenO mobte ct einen 9(ngrtff
aut Sri. gtnnie &ennebD, $50. Z @alnut
StroBe. @r ipraug aus benz S6atten
zines 6a%useingauges beraus, ~ititr3te aber
in benz 9lu9enbli6, o[S CT Sri. &enneb0 err
taBte, auf benz gIatten Seitentpeg Der 2Gn9e
nab bin, bic iunge Dame nit itcb gu 8oben
re!BerO. ST tDor i'm 8egrtff, ibr einen
9iamantrtn9 pom Singer al 5ieben, ais
bret gerionen I'm Bic @fc bogen un6 i'm
Oeri6eucbten. Qlnt borbergegan9enen 9(benb
ma6te berielbe Wonn einen Gbnlidben On
9rtff auf SRI. 9(nnte GaOin8er, pou $40. $50
8. Safe StraBe. 9ieielbe pericbte ibm
etnen trdftigen TauilbGag ms @eiibt, ct
taumeG1e 3uritd unb lte bate @clegenbett,
Ii3 un9ebinoert 5u entfecuen. 9te1er
StraBenrGuber bat enti3ieben 8e9.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-01
EOoeS=0uaetoe

Frelinbeft unO 8efouuteu bic trouriQe g3o6rt6t, bab
0Sa6, geb. S9mitt. I'M Glitter BON % SoBren am 9anf.
ia9unQSt0Qe nab f~ur3ent ober Iebr I6nerem Seibeu nm
= Ibr 30 Wttttuten 1anft i'm 9err1 entf9lafeu lit. Sie
geerotQunq Ttnoet Sonntog Mtprgeu puntt 9 ltbr BON
2ralterborie 1902 4iblotb Noe. aug uab Walobein1 Itatt.
Die tlefbetribten StnterbIiebeueu
GD1rleS Vtai, Satte; &Dman un0 SiIette
Sdmitt, @ltsrr, 1olpie S6piegereltern
1tuIo nebIt 6eIhmt1tert uu0 Werpon6teu.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-01
OrnnSeigemtbmus


9u ~oerfaMten: SiibidsS @obnbaus in Der N6he
~ Der Station Aopnoale, ytortbpefterns8ohn fIg
cine GaH1llte bequcnt eiu9eridtet. Stolune fnr mebrere
Bferbe nit bobet. $4,000. 8equeRe Northumberland
Deer f9ulbeniretes unbebautes 9rHnbeioeutbum ala
3beiIsoblung. Iorefe: 2. 6. Bog 157, a6oMbale. GOog
e. Ja' 15nts, bats
q ~nertouteH: 2ots ouf MISUNDERSTANDING in ber
~ 9tabe Der Selntpnt unb Clifton Anenue $500-s6O0,
toaS auT Abi9Ia9saoblnn9 9ebaut. S. 6bB, Simmer IS
Mittags spiifen GINS Il. 8pei
l5m3, baln
Ou be ria nfeu = No nSmoD b. gi. fh6ufte
- @ds IN oteier bitbife1 unb ~blibenben 0DrItoSt.
2eaiisr une Sstuer in ben StrnBen unb Die StraBen a.
Srattsrt, arS S a. sub uno 0fttrDnt. Me9sn @rsis uas
LID on ggul. 8. &s.. 112-114 3earbprn Ctr
0U9Vs S"IIoIH3' 20lnI6otp
Abendblatt., 1894-12-01
SOOeS=Wmsefne.

Jreunben unb 8efonnter Die trourt9e gtadrift, baB
nnier ~9eltebter Sobn @tIbelm om IeBten 9onnerItaQ
Wtpr9ert nm A9 nbr nod ~flrse1t &eioen Innft I'M Serrn
entf9tofen lit. 9ie 9eerbi9ung ftubet ftatt Sonntog
gtodbrttttag nm ubr BPM Srouerbonie, Gde @ttcenneS
aoe. uno Dat Strg Waibtn9ton 9etgbtS, 81, ua6 Wtt.
9reeripoon. I'm ittle SbetInGbme bitten bic trauert=
pen 9interbliebenen
2Im9mft @eiie, elizabeth GeiIe, Gltern;
Wttnra. @atbarire. gItiabetb uH0 AuQu1t
Spi1p Gp9rhnifter
Abendblatt., 1894-12-01
Neue An5eiQerl.

Geoes= An3eieen, DeIde fir ole
mOr9en.2 Ius9abe Ger nJuinois Staots'
5eitune" auf9c9ebeu weroen, erf6einen foften.
frei i'm 2IbenobIatt. Die 2lnnahme pon Qns
5eisen fir cas- 1benobIatt fdIie6t nm II uhr
mittaes, fir Ole 1Ioreens0us9abe am 10 Hbr
Nbenos.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-01

9e3ember. 9tar9erete Beam, geIiebte 5rau bon
9entg@ 6. 9 eom m. 50 Sabre olt. 9e9r6buiB Wtuutog,
ben g. Se3ember, Ntor9ens 8 ubr, BON tbrer Wobnun9,
UNI 72lO ltbr BON Der ct. Martins Stride aus.
8loputtn9ton, Sis, &o9onSport, SnO. uno NfarIbon,
Wttdl.. 3eitunoen mpQen copiref.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-01
T.

Sbuntader, 9eboren Den II. &uguft 1901 in Yerleberg,
Rroptn3 8r9nbenbnrg, ibreS NIters SO Sabre, 3 WtO=
lote nnO IA Sage. Die 8eerOiguu9 fiuoet 9ieuitog. ben
T. 9s5emtber, @Ormltto9s $3.50 ubr, bonn Erauerbauie
668 ". GongreB Str, mad 8enienpine, 9upo9e 60,
Jus, ltott. llt title SbetInoDm bitten bic tralernoeu
otuterbIiebenen
6rau 3beO. Sartntant, So8ter. nebit Guteln
2033t nm ureufe[u.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-01

eErau geder, Die berlbntte 9sobriaeertn, eutbhqt
- @uTs Aner9enaueite Die Se9eupart nub 3ufuuft
3ei9t bas Bib Der 13ufinftieeu. Siebt auStuuft iiber
setobleue 6oheu, Seri9ts. uno neutrality-suspicious..
Gutfernt bbfe Ginntfie bur9 Spnpatbte. gto. 3
80 eIIs.@troBe, nobe gtOrtb 9tDeuue. @prebftun.
ben aud am SDnnteg. Soils
Abendblatt., 1894-12-01

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Annual Statement Of Rr The U 5B s; BEnRSh T Of the I RAH:
q of Hamburg in the State of
Hamburg, Empire of Germany on the 3lst day Of
December, 1898: made to the Insurance Super
intendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Deposit capital in Network as required
by the laws of Illinois ............S 2~05,00O.00
Assets
United States Stocks and Bonds.......S 112, 000.00
Railroad Bonds and StOckS.... 636, 100. GO
State, City, County ana other Bonds. 224,625.0O
Other Corporation Stocks. -. 105, 1880
Cash on hand and in Bank ............ T,7l481
Interest due and accrued .... 100000
Transmission ..... 78,738.1O
Bills Receivable, taken for Fire, Marine
and Inland risks Observation-Disclosures. 1871
Onadmltted assets. .......... 81: 368.28
Total Assets. ...s 1881, 1852
ties in Georgia and Oregon 100000
Balance. IS LAS, 116.12
Liabilities.
Gross claims for Losses, ad-
justed and unpaid ...... IS 10000
Gross claims for Losses, upon
which no action has been
Losses resisted by the Com
Pany 29,275.OO
Total gross amount of
claims for Losses. 121, $4,000
Deduct Reinsurance
and Salvage claims
ChCLNOA. e. -. OsOOO.OO
Net amount of unpaid Losses...,....,. 115,675.oo
outstanding risks. 1923, 276.42
All other liabilities .......... 11,501.49
Total liabilities IS $50, 452.s1
Less liabilities Unpaid Los
speeiei deb Dy U Ses:5cdi.'' a'0looO 56,129.4
slts.......... Premiums 1,31944
Balances 94,323.47
roDoi,r oSu l,u;-- L 100
1,146,8 86.9s
Interest and dividends received during
the 49,734.34
Total Income. ...$ 1856, 621.32
Expenditures.
Losses paid during the year ...........S 800, 239.O7
Commissions and Salaries paid during
Taxes paid during the year. 28,485.2l
Amount of all other expenditures ..... SO, 60
Total expenditures. ...s 1888, 1855
miscellaneous.
Total Risks taken during the year in
Illinois S,I37, OS6.O0
Total Premiums received during the
gear in Illinois 49,. ............ 127, 1888
Total Losses incurred during the year
IN Illinois 0l,4I4.oS
Total amount of Risks outstanding .... 1913, 568, 266.0 90
#. o. AffeIds =. S. Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before Inc this 22th day
Of January, 1894.
(SeaD CHARLES G MILLS,
Commissioner of Deeds for the State of
2sfb Illinois in New York.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-01

q. ran GbItm ~, @abriaeertn, in Der Splpelterna9t
y 9ebpren, Ia9t Ncrgangenbeit, @egenlpart, .3utuuft
berbiabet Qieben6e un0 @efrennte, eutTernt b6ie G&tnIiiIie
bel Rranfbeiten bur9 SDnpotbie. "a @lpbourn ape,
SIDE Wtohamf Str. GtH9oHQ ueben benz 6rubt=5tprs
151uuIS, tuio
Abendblatt., 1894-12-01
D6dentli6e 8rieftfte.
Ghicnnn-1.0 eaemher 1894.

be 8rteftfte.
0, 1. DECEMBER 1894.
8riefe, tuel6e ni6t
IN UbenfebsuOen Satum Gins
,erOen mad Der rSea0 Setter
.iauOt.
1186 Matbia Ra3amier
1l87 0taprcti0 Wtarta
1I88 Mebriug @einri3
1889 0tsBuer Maria
1870 Mepcr Sean ..
1191 MiicalOiusfi So6n
1872 Wictalet &o3alia
1893 Wti6eiOn O.
1874 0tida alta DliB
1195 0ti3erta Murciuna
1876 WtOegtHger SO3ef
1877 NiOei9inger e.
1913 MtObrbOff Glieie
1899 MIOrnc3eiusti San.
1900 MOrD3il Cir.
1901 Ntuler Soicf 2lnton
1902 Ytuaer Bertha 1tiB
1903 Nlutusrelpsfi 5. q.
1904 @Oriuilo ESTABLISHING
1905 3emec 6rant
1906 3eslaoet &uclar
1907 Ieubert Sobunna
120S 9tiegsl alma
1909 Iieniaooiusti @ittor
12l0 9toOefOpsti 5o8sf
12l1 Slet5i Stauisiao
1912 Srlop5ta @nna
1913 Siorta 6ran3
1214 QacutcDieu San.
: 1915 9erini Somenico
1916 9erlman 30.
1911 4etuebau StepbaH
1918 8feuffer 6ugO
1919 9ietr3Df Satob
1920 Qiutus q.
, 1921 9ippcr Marie
1922 @oppe SanieG
1923 4Otc3Dnsti SAN.
1924 9riclrufnif Soa6im
1925 9rc3iOerel @crftapic3
1926 4r5DbbIoipis3e Maria
1927 9rutifin g..
1923 9r3ptet 8oie %
1929 Qu6tOpct @pici9
1870 &aOOus @inuen
1871 Gatgiu 5.
1872 9to3at Satob
1888 &euter Sobu
1894 @i6ter Start
1895 &ie9er 2ouiie
1896 8ibmiler S.
1887 3Obr Qeopolo
1898 8Ontienic3 Baud
1899 &Oientein MaE
1910 &Oieuberg 5.
124l GucsDnsti StanislaS
1912 Jtuo8instt 6raut
1245 &enner SObann
1914 &ufatOff Mr.
1915 &ss3nsta 9lntonio
1916 Saisnsti Stanislab
1247 SalOmOn Sam
1913 Sol5mau MenoeG
1919 S6Ofiler 0trg.
1850 S6e6tman Ssrael q
1251 S@en8snpflug 9eOS.
1852 S6iru9 Is. 8.
1858 S6irmer 8. 20.
1854 S6miOt &oolf
1855 S9miOt Sobanna
1856 S6mitb Mtargarstbs
1851 S6ueioer Gar(
1858 S6OlDel Bertha
1858 S6ueberger SOief
1860 S6pnftlot g.
1861 S0ulte S6ereie
1862 S0umann 0einri&
1868 S6uB s..
1854 S6peOlsr Safo5
1865 ScstinO MOrrp
1869 g8Oici6
1867 SiOpa 2eOuarO
l2GS Singer 9ollis
1869 Sintule 9aclar
1910 Sipta 5o3ef
1271 SistinO NtOrris
1872 StOe SQnac
1878 Sniru Ntr.
1874 SocOletp5tp IiIet
1915 GolOiugcr 6eiga a.
1916 CONNER Gertrude
1877 SOwisrot Goman
1913 SpaiB 3.
1919 SrOtsBnsti San.
1880 StaOeImoR GicOlas
1881 StunOte GreO.
1882 SteiuIcdner 5aunp
IN 1888 Steinbauier 6rant
1884 StOdmanu Grrp $.
1885 Stod 9ennarO
1856 Stompfsr DIR.
1887 SWie6 WEi0ael
1888 Sabooa Wtarin
1889 SbaubauieH 9bilip
1890 Zimmerman Warir
1871 SOmaSiOba Gmili.
1922 SroBmau San.
1898 Srfteniat Qllois
1894 GuloDjifa %.
"a 1895 Sipcie Wlr.
l296lpie Self
1897 SaaeH Mtaro
1898 Seti6 Sobn $.
1899 @s3mar MormiQian
1900 @udobicn Spanu
1901 @uri6aipgfp q. 80.
1902 Busletar q. q.
1903 @ebsr @brifian
1904 @eider GarG
1906 @simer @enrp
1906 @einftod SEQ
1907 @erner Qouis
1903 @etnifi 0tarcsin
1909 @tetDos Mi6ael
1910 @intler emanuel
1911 Q8irtb 8abri
"a 1902 98ii6munn 6.
1903 @isuiep5ti Matius
1914 @ittleOer Sobanue
1916 @r8t5se S3pbor
1916 @tas3npt 0tout
1917 8alegti u. gE.
1913 3apinsti Ileronber
1919 3afiusti Mi6ael
1920 3asuomdas >2uDpitaS
1921 3aftera SaroglaD
1922 3olanuet Gbag.
1923 3elenD Mlois
1924 3epta San.
1925 3isff 9abib
1926 3ielnis 9ietsr
1927 8ieoelmau @ouaro
TnDO nsz E a
Abendblatt., 1894-12-01
Soft un6 9nuiS aeiudt.

Sc erIanet: Gin Serr miiuTdt bibIth m6bI1rtes
~ 3immer unb Soft in ~gebiloeter Samtlie ouT Der
~gtorbfeIte. Nbr.: A az Staats3tg. 29Hpbatp
Abendblatt., 1894-12-01

@erpanbten unO 8efounteu Die traurige ga9ri9t baB
&etben i'm Bitter Dou II Sabren, 4 Ntpuaten uu0 6 So9en
9eitor6en lit. Sic geetbt2ung ftnbet am Spnutog. Sen
2. 9ecember. Nofmittoos I'M 2 1br, bonn SrouerbauIe
9to. Y 0toub @Oe. aus nab @raceloub itott. I'm title
&betlrobme bitten Die trauernoen 9tnterblie6euen
0baS. s.. unb &ettriet4a 8uiie, 9e6. SeeIteot,
lttlo Gltertt. nebit 0erlpauoteu.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-01
Gerlangt: Trauen NIB MabGeu.


Sc a ct: Sin Mdbde1, lpeIbes fuden unO lpo=
bic Wo1e. gta13ufro9en 43 @toraatfter @Ioce, 3mti1en
@entre NDe. uub SoomiS Str. 17npbQip
ct: Gin Oeuti9eS ober i6ueoi1Ges Wt40den
- fir 2. Arbett in elmer fleInen YrtOatfamlIie; mtub
gut nQben fDnnen. S4O2 Calumet Aoe. ltuIo
Sc erGau9t: Sute beutite Wtdb4en fir aGe @r6eit.
~ AZ @IDbouru Npe.
sc erIau9t: 9eutIde Srau in nittleren Sobren
~ fir olQemeine Saus0r6elt.
ltulD 1913 9emin9 Court.
So erIan9t: Sin Otdbbet gum &ufparteu in 9es
~ ftauront. 1872 80. Safe Ctr.
SO erIon9t: Sin erfoDrenes N&Qbdei1, melhe8 cute
~ @mpfeblun9en bat nm Die 9tnfTGbt ilber &inbeT au
itbernebmen. AOr.; Ee Al StaatsStg. 29uo4t
Abendblatt., 1894-12-01

Chic {
aGe in bieier Site an
innerbaIb oiuei QSo6sn, I
gere6aet abge6olt fno,
Ctfice" in Q8aibington {
1O41 &gafm q.
1912 anOrae Oscar.
1913 Balm Ntr.
1914 8ear5le 20.
1915 8sder Graut
1916 8efer Sacub
1917 @sgta8iar Manituf
1O48 8ernafe SO3ef
1919 8lofus 2ouis
1850 Blum u.
1851 Blum Sophia
1852 8OOeHitein @fttr
1853 8Ore8 QSOia6
1854 8Orofp 2eOpolO
1855 8Ottels 2lmauoa
1856 8rodmann 8. Mrs
1857 8rOmberg ..
1853 8rOniars3gt albert
1859 SrutDuti s..
1000 8ru5baber @einri3
1061 SrDl Qoum
1862 Gapet 6rantDiet
1868 G6Oben g..
1864 G6riitna6t 9. $.
1865 @i3Opsta SO3ef .
1906 Cohen S.
1867 Sort Gbarles
1868 G3aitOpsti 5rant
1869 G8aiseipstD SO6n
1910 9anilemi3g GlcrunO
107I SObler 2ouiie MiB
1912 CONAN 6rant
1913 SOro6oipic3 Intou
1914 Sraoiitc Sanfo
1915 9ragOebic Nailos
1916 9ras3tiemic3 gGalen
1917 9rcipbol5 Sui
1913 9iettopfiOn Ntr.
1913 CUBA 2lntonio
1880 Sunstp Nfoies
1881 0iuO3ansfi SufO6
1882 Siurana Sraus
1888 Gdert Gbas.
1884 Gfinger g.
1885 GOigcr g8il6elm
1886 Gilman San.
1887 Gutboff @uguR
1893 Gpber @uitaf
1889 6eloman 0tr.
1890 6eugin 9tulup
1901 Singerbut 2ouiie
1892 Ginfelftetn S.
1893 Sintelftein 90.
1904 Sitter >.
1895 Sla6oOi Raterina
1896 6lieOer SOief
1897 6Or s.
1903 Srsnt 8ubolf
1899 EriDldnner 81
100 SrOGa So3ef
11O1 GatfO5tD 2lnton
HOP @a3tta SO5ef
1103 @crber Sberefa
1104 Gerede @arl
1105 @oeb 9alentin
HOG @OroOn Wtar
1107 8Otti9alt Bertha
1108 @reenberg 30. g.
1109 8riqoietis &nton
lilo 0ro53 SaOiD
I'LL @ruber 2Oreus
1112 @uuoer 6.
lib @unt0er Glen STR.
lila @oa5oanpoic 9aOlt
Ills oaief 6rautii9
1116 @anImel 2lmbros
liz @erget Grib
lib @o6lus Marpe
1119 @offmaun 9lOal6ert
1120 Spells Qermau
1121 6Oriuib Wtar
1122 @ruDedp Gliiab.
1923 @rD5 6erent
1l24 @ubu GatDorine
1925 SnOracet &lemsut
1126 Srnidi Sran3
1l27 Sampol5tp q. ..
1928 Sonaft ID.
1929 Sanhen 2trtbur
113O Sanfen Mtarie Mtr!
1131 SaiiRsti So6n
1872 Soiica @ainitatp
1l33 SatpOrsti SO0an
1874 Su3piedi 30.
1135 SaUtiit Mtatep
1l36 Soa9in SObanna
1137 SDipanfoiDsti glOan
1138 &ac59n5ti Q8(aoDsl
1139 &araipf San.
1140 &arbOipiat SOsef
1141 &usler san.
1142 &atotter Ntarie
1143 &utpif &Oamicsss
1144 &sierie Ntartine
1145 Rilar @rssgOrs
1146 &iusig Gltie
1147 &~iritein STR.
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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Animal Statement of the U. S. Branch of the HAM
nhnu"l OtoVUnlUhI BURG BREMEN FIRE INSU-
RANCE COMPANY of Hamburg in the State of
Hamburg, Empire of Germany on the 3lst day Of
December, 1893: made to the Insurance Super
lntendent OF the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-07
Before Athens.

Westminster Review. 'nsb
When Joseph was carried captive into
Egypt by the Arab traders, whose cameIs
were laden with ''Spices, balm and
myrrh," the rustic Hebrew found HIM
self in the heart of rich and populous
country, filed with great cities, adorned
governed by ancient and equitable laws
endowed, and an enlightened priest
hood; containing numerous colleges
and schools, and tee ming withthe prod
ucts of the known world.
Linen, glass, ornaments of silver and
gold, and beautiful examples of cabinet
work and objects of art and refinement,
were OF home manufacture. Various
gymnastic exercises, and the games of
draughts, ball, mora, and other well
known modern amuSementS were CON-
mon at the same period. The army and
navy were we'll equipped and drilled,
and furnished with powerful machines
and deadly weapons. Sculptors, paint
ers and scrbes abounded, and three
modes of writing were practiced. -
Musical instruments were numerous,
and consisted of cymbals, trumpets,
drums, harps, guitars, Tyres, flutes, pipes
and others. There were bands OF music.
as with US. Yet Troy was not built until
about three and half centuries after
Two hundred years elapsed before Ath-
ems was founded. and LOCO before Rom
ulOus laid the foundations of Rome; 800
before Hercules was born, and 1900 be.
fore Pythagoras wandered into Egypt
and drank from the fountains of ancient
learning. ar
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-07
DELEGATES COME TODAY.
ENGINEERS MTERNA ITO VAL cONYEN-
TON OPENS WEDNESDAY,
FOR A TWO WEEKS, SESSION.
Main BODY of the Delegates Will
Not Arrive Before Wednesday
Morning-Receptio Thursday
Afternoon at the Metropolitan
Speeches by Gov. Nelson,
Mayors Wright and EusLis.

Arrangements for the convention of
the Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers, which opens here Wednes-
day, have been completed. The head
quarters have been opened on the sec7
ond floor of the Gerinania Life Insur-
ance building at the corner. of Mime
sofa and Fourth. Not even the advance
guard of the convention has arrived in
the city as yet, but the local committee
and entertainment OF the delegates.
The convention will open Wednesday.
During the morning of that day a spe-
ci;.. rain bearing about 600 delegates is
expected over the Northwestern road,
coming from Chicago as the second Sec
ton of No. IL.
The Windsor hotel will be the lobby
headquarters for the delegates. The
officers OF the body are expected 10 ar
rive today. A committee will be at
the union depot upon the arrival of
trains to receive the delegates as they
come in. John Moran and James Root.
of the committee on reception, have
gone to Chicago to meet the special
train containing delegates at that point,
and to act as a committee of escort. The.
ladies' auxiliary is working to provide
for the viands and the entertainment of
the visitors, and especially the ladies
who accompany the delegates. Mime
apolis will participate in the entertain
ment. and will have the delegates part
of the time during the two weeks of the
convention.
The brotherhood committee is made
up of j. A. Maher, chairman; j. l..
Golf. secretary; James Root, treasurer;
j. II. Leighton. E. Mortimer, w. c.
Hayes. c. w. Hathaway, j. j. O'Neill,
j. II. Stinson and John Doran
W. c. Hayes. of the committee on ar
engagements, has announced that the le-
ception to the delegates will take place
III the Metropolitan opera house Thurs
day afternoon. Prominent gentlemen
will address the convention. including
the governor and the mayors of the
Twin Cities. A chorus Of eighty chill
dren, selected from the sons and daugh-
tiers of the engineers, will sing well
come song. The programme for the re-
ceptiOn, as arranged, is as follows:
Invocation..... Grand Chaplain Dority
Music-"Sacred Hymn
Miss Maud McLindon
welcome to the State. Gov. Nelson
Music-"Song of Welcome"-
Chorus of Engineers Children
Welcome to St. Paul. Mayor Wright
Welcome to the Twin Cities
S Mayor Eustis of Minneapolis
Address. ........... -. Archbishop Ireland
Overture 49,. Mccoy Sisters Mandolin Ciup
AuureSS. .......... ..........C. u. " brlen
MUSIC 49,. ............. .....ApOllo quartet
Address
j. E. Phalen. master mechanic North
ern Pacific.
Instrumental Music :. Miss Maud McLindon
Brotherhood Poem. $500 Shandy McGu ire
Address. .....-....... Rev. S. q. Smith
Address =. ....... Grand Chief F. NJ. Arthur
Benedictlon .............. Archbishop Ireland