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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-17

People, who week ago expected this
nation to 20 Up, forgot that at no time
did Joseph Cook of Boston give bis per
mission for it 10 buet.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-17

II California doesn't quit, Uncle Sam
will give her back to Mexico.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-17

DeNs may not live in history but if he
should, it would probably be a railroad
track he would leave on the sands of
time.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-17

OF the valley TO the other recently re-
turned To Tucson feeling that they lad
seen one Of the most wonderful places
A the world
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-17

Now that the Santa Fe has taken up
Labor Commissioner Tcdd's pass we
may expect a series of original yowls
from that gentleman.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-17

State Labor Commissioner Todd Is not
travelling. The Santa Fe railroad is not
tied up. but Air. Todd's pass is.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-17

The English sovereign is worth S4.S4.
The American Sovereign is not worth
two cents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-17

If all they say abou. Pullman is true
he is booked for a place that is good
deal more uncomfortable than one of his
upper berths IN july.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-17

If it will try real hard the American
Protective association may yet convince
itself that the pope and not Debs was
behind the recent rebellion.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-17

The United States of America will
now turn its attention 10 the disunited
territory of America-Oklahoma.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-17

The warship Minneapolis is a daisy.
Our facilities for getting away from the
enemy are unexcelled.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-17

Something appears TO have struck
Debs. In the language Of the hook and
eye-'see that hump
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-17

The New York doctors after long
discussion have decided that the best
cure for snoring is twins.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-17

In the meantime Utah has slipped into
the Union.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-17

Mrs. Digs: "Sink or swim, live or
die, survive or perish, let US have female
suffrage. Give me profanity or give me
death
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-17

Kansas knows very little of Mrs.
Digs husband, but he appears to be a
cuss who has been cussed frequen tly
and hard.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-17

II is about time for the Arkansas
City lady" to come forward and inform
the world rs to Mrs, Clevelands condi-
ton.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-17

The working man is all right. 1t Is
the striking man who is in hole.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-17

Thy not@s 90 ~ -Aauz oF EngI.zs
eoz' Exactly ou~ eeut each
IEEEE CIT - ths lrs. foz- p-ss.deats
g t1e C=-.x4 es-sss sa2.Essa y .An.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-01

are the words fancy Sd, ono rnorripI
them. ana la|nacis t6a marin. '''''' an IA
Attwater
"Anl" said Hrrrigly
you sec. may look 10 mako an ok
ccllsnt tu.rrl.u6. vyn,D "a l,,,Ii,l % i..s957
.AItyatpi p0tltHllfllIIv III ufn r'ch I'lli-
rtre alone. >. 'I.ly.1c b., hanii nngII win
h., "a no,af.,tS feJt-i'. l',,G b1tp liz
tmu 10 place tna tt.,r,s lI,'.n IN, n.trl,el
Here are leu yr.ii., n.e4it..ti,fIgu from IA
la-uou who're 4 nave D.,u' ia ,i..'.y A. t.Il
Divers guul All day Ions; and Vent iul-
tels f1r roired ''1' lot of sbal .a5 G 6Id
suleulIdlv. N1u1 vou IKE 10 sss fI,.f, ~
Tns contamination of tae caI,ta,u.g s.i,r-a
Lila H.rrl., n.Ir.I 4ul ls g.ifY,met him
stlf with Din ruify ''N.0 t1aa{ y.n.
think not r#.4 IT, al N. ult g1r. Tor
f.pt-Is am very i18f.i,.r,,,t IA 4l
tnsst---'
"Ge,yEayyg?" supucstel Attyat.r "Aud
yet bGlsva ,-.u alielI T.. ,...t AN eve or,
INV u4In.ttDu- y,.trl b. rll.Iv inIo.ls and
wuicn-oR 10 A. tnc pusa ,ytb Fit Of M.
ana .eyer,'iniu.r ai1uf li.-hltI-s l,, d. Loir
To-Day ID .rug.sfn nm md u.t.r,lt,.iF, IT,
1uurr3vy 10 i. Cuf dow, gug .alt .nf,. I'M.
oven. TODAY IL lbs here nnl fnl-.iUrr H.
tnls safe. i1u,lrr.,y- t,ftlgIf III rr4v I.
scatter,u ga5n FOOL thI# Hail thV soul
~ dG n.i g.ia2Lt '', Won F." said IIcr.
ricl.
"Nptp' e9fj At,on+or
won gaau tl SNEAK iu riddles" said
Htlrirl, INSTEAD Dr., II id, moi ltnlarst1f,i
what manner of man you are NOR ,yb,i
v0a arc drI,Iue at
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-01
CHAPTER TX.
TIE nINNER pARTY


They sat down to an island dinner re-
marSable for its variety and excellence;
turtle coup and steak FISH. fowls, suck.
ing pig, "A cocoanut salad, and Hproutlug
cocoanut roasted for dessert Not tin
had been opened, ana save for the OH and
vinegar In the salad and some green
spears Of onion which Attwater cultivated
and pluckcd with his own hand not even
the cond ments were European. sherry.
hook ana claret succeeded each other, and
the EaraAOne champagne brought up the
rear with The dessert
IL was plain that Ike 50 many OF the
extremely religious IA the days before tee-
totallsmi AttWater had "A dash of the cpl
cure For sucn characters II rs snftening
10 eat Well; d0ubly 80 TO have desguOd
ana mad prepared an excellent meal for
others ana the manners OF their host were
aSreaabiy modified in consequence. a cat
OF "a hugh growth sat on his shoulder
purring and occasionally. with a def
paw capturing a morsel n the air TO a
cat ne might be llkened himself as he
loilod % the mead oil his table. dealing ont
attentions and innuendoes, and using the
beth Huish and the captain fen prugies-
5Ncly under the charm OF MS hospllable
freedom
over the third guest the incidents or the
dinner may % 81 j to have passed tor
long UNDECIDED. Herfick accepted an that
was. offered him, ate and drank without
lasting ana heard without COMPREHENSION.
his IA M was slngly occupied Ia coutem-
plauuB inc horror OF the circumstance IN
wlh'eh he sat What Attwater knew. what
tfeachery was 70 be iirst expected these
were the grounds of his thoughts There
were Times when he lodged to throw down
the table ana fee into the night And even
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-01

Beach Hotel, Galveston, open throughout
the year. sample rooms IN heart OF city,
y ghi minutes ride by electric cars from
business section.
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/ the burden from my shoulders. ] must
I stuEErr on TO the end with the pack of
/ my Responsibility, } can not SHIFT IT, do
] you suppose | would not it i thought 1
could? 1 can nOt-can n1t-can nO--aud
/ let Jdt suIuug."
The rapture was all gone from Attwut-
I ers coun ennnre, the dark apostle had
Disappeared. and iu uss place tla stood
/ an etsy, snecrirg gentleman who TOOK on
his hal aui bowed. i, was perly done.
and the blood burned in HUrlcNa face.
'Mhat do you mean by tnat" ne cried.
We'll. shall we sJ back 90 the nuu7et
said A. twater. our guests win soon be
due"
tieTTick stood his ground moment
| with cIenchet fists and leet1: ana ts he
stood the fact of his erraud there SLOWLY
swung clear u front of MIN, Hike die
moon out of the clouds. lie had come TO
lure That man uu board. Dc was falling
even NJ it could Doe saiI be had uueii hg
was sure 70 fan now and iuow &c. and
knew 10 was better $50. And what WIS TO
ba next
WIN ~ rroan b. trrnsJ. to foIIavy hf.
tT,it, "lI tIst9i,il,, ,,.i s,y,t,,,h.ti ,','l,.-
r,uI,IieIy iii liz ,tv mn Tx ,iyg a,ri-
eu,.i t5Iourssr af minis There fH',
.geui In silence. lie e+rb gave un rieaiy
vi ,,, T "l,' IKE , 'I.' ~ "%.l" a''l
'. ,,5 , ~ Ky u go,
of ilrat al.l nrc ln1rEei out The mouse OF
Atl"At'I.
heiiltN meuhWhhe ie7'iFel ana resist
Cd am immeAse tenplauoa 10 50 up, u
tousA MN On lle 'iih any n'ttt"e "oi"
IN d. e, ,I,,, h5""ts ,tss "is sJia5 10
murder you, mere NgNH he one ne
saved put wat o.. me t"1 otAeist lhr
thie" hNes Went up bh1 HlWu MN ihe
buckets 10 Wen. or iE" the scales ul
oai"nees' J.. "9I come u ~ cnylag aai
valuable minutes ,ue Wheels ua NIc ran
oeiofc MN ana nt coNll sun llEtit eA'm
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-01

81 suppose she has a native crew2' Raid
DAvlB
since the secret has been kept ten
years, one would suppose she had" rcDiied
AttwHter.
Wen now see here" said Hush; you
have everything about you IN end style
and no mistake. but | ton you n wouldn't
do for me Too ruah OF Tho old Rustic
Bridge by the NH too retired, by ALI
Give me the sound Of Bow Bells"
You must not IN nix II was always So"
replied Attwatcr. '"rhis was once q busy
shore. although now, lark you can hear
tho solitude. I md n stimulating. And,
talking OF the sound of bells kindly fol-
low q htle experiment Of mlne m sllence'
There was a SILVER boii az his right hand
10 cali The seryantsi he made them a sign
20 stand still, struck the bell wfh force,
and leGned eagerly forward. The note foBn
clear and strong i rang ont clear and far
into tie night aud over The desert ISLAND:
II died INTO the distance until there unly
fingered 10 the porches OF the eur ybrn-
tion that was sound no longer Empty
houses, empty sea- solitary. be1ehes" Eaid
Attwnter. And yet God hearR the bell!
And yet we SIT IN this veranda on a
lighted stage. with an henycn for spec
tutorsl And yet you call that soiltuieP
CrO be Contlnued)
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-01
PART II THE oUAnrErrE,
CHAPTER VIII.

n mr. 10, ,,,,,. -, -, ,.s .,-..y,-.
s,,a, we. y go" I. anu I 1.'sluy
turned and went unwillngly up the pier
From The crown of the beach the og,ire-
p' ~ VIC oG''' '''e "7ut'-
/. nead CONFRONTED MN with what seemed
usirony her hemeted head tossed back, her
az III Spp'' e'i,S H'''ii.s SOME
NNiis' "heONtI sue" OF Hl'SsiIe' III the ul-
= reetion Of the anchored schooner She
nel ,sse mod defiant deity from The island
co,,,ir,a, fo,.,t, -, a. ti,,..,,,,4 ,t,n .,,s,,
DO So''lIlis oitii % 10 ''.' sSHo'u WIN rush
as of one about TO fly and perpetuated
,,,irl that dashing attitude. Herrlcil looked
I'M at her where she lowered obovs him
- 7''e "" ~ 80 nm
! thead and shoulders, with singular feelings
OF curiosity and romance, and suffered his
AFfnlnp 10 tfdFel 10 ana iro IN her NE MS
5ltory. So long she had been the blind con-
1uc-ress of a ship among the waves; so
, Hong she had stood here IDLE in the Violent
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Mneuue.
City sOLsou, apOt1stsr, .2les arasr aOs,. ede22 etE
o.. ". Bitter, MpOtbefer. 4341 G. 9aliteosStr.
DC @ertmeiiter GpOtpeter, S459 9tute,5tr. gde IS
8. sForbrld, &~putbefer. 81. Ctr. unb maaou.str.
gSsHoeI s. 9OrsIep, 25O5 grhsr gDs. Sds g. 9aIfteS'
eberfS gbarmacp, Gte etate. anb gOrf.gtr.
6. s: 6ii3er, beuti4e apOtbete, aDoboib aps. unb 10.
Ctr, 2elsphou SoItb 247.
g T Braun, 800 q eutlO ertp gOs, sds 81. ctr.
6. @. Gre1Bler, Gpotbefer, 26l4 Cottage 0rooe M1s.
6. s. Rnotpe, Deutide apotbete, SIDE SO. ctr. anA
mentpprtb ane. GnaIenoob. Selenbon 516.
6. bon 6ermaun, @potbeter. AZ &c. StUr.. Gde 5anOper.
WDbsrt 5. aeItertug apOtpeter, s60l {. Qalfsb.5tE.
{; g. @ifOrS. aeothster. 81. E. unO mtaisan WSs
~. BONNER. 230s 9. State 6tr.
gSefIette.
s. gdrbber. beutI4er 2%tpotbefer, 465 unb 467 NstItuautee
-ape., @de @bica8D Ape.
S. s. &idtenber9er s. 60, S31 uno S33 Wtiltuoutee Noe.
Gde 8toiliou=Str.
8. @aritens, 53l 8lne Sslonb 2toe.
3beo. t. Vebrens. Npotbeter, Az 30. IL. Ctr.
Gt1ii 8ebrens, s02 @i:b 9oIfteO=str, ete Ganolport
SEQ. S. WiBbod, @hO~eft-ede moOifOn. anb 9alfteb.
SEP. 8. Miner. apotbetsr. 1874 mtltuuufee Qpe.
&D 8DrQes, 1S9 0torpel=Str.
Wto0eu Bros, Npotbefer, 1895 WtI!poufee Npe.
:. s. glsner. 1861 Nttlu autee @oe.
S. s.; 3elo9Sft, Apptbeter, 700 wtinpoutee @pe, @de
Grnit Mtebel, 5l8 80. Chicago Qoe, @de gouliuasstr.
6reO. MreOe'S Npotbete, 1863 SO. @bicaoO ape, SIDE
NoDle=StraBe.
Sreb. 8. YierCe, 5l SgDen Noe.
&etn asI # ;S$olsnIbans, ApOtDefer 22 81. gtOrtb aOe,
s, y. 8Itnfolpltrpeu, ApDtbeter, SiiDneIt=Gce SO. 9tpiz
itou=Str. uno SoDue Moe.
alb. ~gtaf4tger. @~potbeter, 296 80. 9iOidou-9tr, @de
mop0.
yrant s. Berger. @potbefer. 1886 Nttlluoltfee @pe.
ernelt Y. S2mib. Yiobuct @~bormocp. 126-12o Wttl.
lpaltce ape;. @fe &tu8ie= unO 3esplolnes=Str.
:. Wtueblban, Mpotbeter, SOL 80. North Qne.
HtD. Wtelnun9, 875 IRiilpaufee 9pe, Gde @iDlau0 MDe.
JtnoolpD Ston9obr. 4pDtbeter, SAL SO. 9iptIion=Str..
gde WoiBteuap Qoe.
@olBou g. 60, q. Ctr. uub 8ouIiuezStr.
). s. S1imet, MpDtbeter, SAT Blue SSslano 9tne, Ode
18. Ctr.
6, s. WoltersbOrf, apotBefer. 900 10. 21. GtroBe.
Hl9aro S. Srerfien, ApDtbefer, 1901 SO. 9tortb Aoe,
@de Sberloon 9Oe.
Banl 9. 6einemonu. 48 ~. 0tbttou Ctr.
u. e.Ntuehlmann, %. G..Sde 80. Oh. IL 8iucennes @ne.
s. S9meltn9 & So, apotDeter, 952 M~illpoutee @pe.
, 1894-05-29
Der pro5e6 oes Gteut. 2noneY.
Die DerRanoluneen oes Krie9s9eridtes
mieoer aufoenommen.

ct. g auG, 20. O2ai.
Die gerhanblun9en bes &~rie9Sgericbtss
in Sort Smelling in Saben oeS 2ieut.
WaneD purOen beute Wtor9en UNI II l16r
tpieoer autgenommen, no6Oem 6aS 9elu6
UNI Elm Gerbot ge9en 6a5 &rie9S9eri6t
bonn 8unbes9eri9t a6getpieien por6en
mar. Sn Tolge beifen nimmt Der 8ro3eB
ieBt ieinen 9epObnIicben Sort9ang, unb
9ieutenant Wancp mag, penn ct in Sc
mdB6eit bes 81. QtrtifelS i6uIoi9 befunben
tperoen ioute, 5u lcbenSlGngIi6er @cfGn97
niBitrafe perlrtbeilt tper6en. Die 8eipcisz
aufnabme fir Die QInfloge purbe beute
~fort9eiebt, unb auem Nni6etne no9 miro
Der Gro3eB piele Sage in Nnlpru4 nebmen.
, 1894-05-29
Stdott1bes,
Die unterfuAun9 beoonnen.
Capt. G. u. 2lbbep pom ser Reoterutto heree>
ibtdt, utn i'll unteriuden, oh ole Sebe11s=
rettun9smannidaft mdRreno oes
Sturmes am 10. Mai thre pfidt
oethan hat.

&i9ar6 8otpsrS, ser 8rGit6ent, un6 g.
s. @loerfin, Ser SecrctGr Der Seeman'S
Union, botten cine Gonfcren5 nit benz
@opt. 6. 81. 9lbbeO, Der it6 augenbltdI;cb
bier auf6dlt, UNI Die bieltgen 2~ebenSret>
tun9SitatiOnen gu iniptciren. SonobL
goners, wie GlOerfin, geb0ren 81 Sem
@omltte, baS bon benz @epertlcbaftSratb All
benz 3tped ernannt purbe, baDin sl mir
fen, boB in benz 6afen eit beiierer 9ebensz
r%ettungSbienit eingefiibrt :pirO. 8etoe fell
ten benz 8unDeSln1pectDr QbbeD Dor, baB
bic 3obl Der 9tettun9smann1c6qften piel
Ri tlein uno a1cb ibre Q(usrititurq Doufomz
men un3ureibenO lei. Sic lblu9en Dem
Snipector oober folgen6s Nenoeru19en uno
8erbeiierungen Dor: 8erlegung Ser Qebensz
~rettungS>S Station nab benz v@oDernmentsz
8%reaftpater", Qlnibaffung cines 0ampfz
boote5 fir ben 9t~ettungSotenit, Qteferun0
BON gtcttungS7 Qlpparaten an bic goIisei
unb 6eueripebr un6 8eritdrfllng Ser Getz
tungsmanni6aften. Sn1pector Q(bbeD erz
tldrte ltcb nit bieien GmpfebIuugen bouz
fommen etnDeritanoen, II geniiee bic bon
Der 8unbeSrc8terung fiir ben Qebensretz
tun9SOienit ousgetDorfene Summe nibt, ite
burb5ufiibren.
Die iettenS Der 5uItGn6tgen 8un6esbeb6r>
Den angeoronete unterlu6ung tpur0e Qe=
tern begonnen ltno tpiro mebrere Gaze in
Qlniprub nebmen. GS 6anoelt itch barr
INN, telt5ulteQen, Db Die Netttuqsz
Wanni6aften bel Dem tiirslidben Sturme,
Delcber ben untcrgang mebrerer Schtffe
unb ben 8erluit pieler MenIdbenIeben alr
TolGe bate, ibre g fltc6t getbQn baben unO
oh Die Station lberbaupt ibrer Quf9abe aez
pablen mar. SIN 8e1onoeren tou Scr
Ber1ucb gemacbt lper0en, 5t ermtttel11, oh
bic Wtannl9aiten Der vWtprtle" nidt bit
ten 9erettet merben f0unen. Die geltcrn
Bormittag begpnnene l1~rteriuc6ung be-
i6Gftigte it'd oorIduft9 nit Der M0rtlez
&ataitropbe, BEL tpeldber Die 3an3e Wtannz
ldbaft Den Sob in ben Wellen 1ono. @eorae
Wtauct, elmer BON BEN NcttllngSmannIcbaf~
ten, lDurSe sner1t Dernommen. ST fubr
biermal inAocm Boot aus, uno gum lebten
W1ale ldbIug Da1ielbe um. ST iaate aus.
0QB, ais bas EettungSboot 6te Rifte err
reibte, Die Gfonni9aften 10 cri60pft getpez
fen ieien, bos cine Niffabrt GUT rWDrtle"
cine llnmo9lS6fett gepeieu let. 0a DaS
Boot ielbit p9uitGnbig unperiebrt tuar, 10
lit onSunebmen3 boB nit frilcben Mannz
icbaften mebrere> ooer ale Sdiffbriicbtqen
bitten gerettet iperOen fDnnen. Gopt.
2tbbeD erf(Qrte porIGuftg, baB, iopeit ct bis
jeBt beurtDeilen f0nne, bic biSber bon bem
Bublitum Ibcr boS @erbalten Der 0tetz
tu~ngSmonnicbait nGbren0 beS SturmeS
gefltute &rt1tt cine unqerecbte lei.
|
, 1894-05-29
uah Dem uororoL.

8rof. 5bomas Gbron Der Gbanlberlatl1,
Der 8OriteDer Der 9eolo9ii6en Qbtbeilung
Der Gbicagoer llnlOerlttat, bat ii6 emit
i6loiien, lt0 Der Norbpol : Expedition,
uuter 2imit 8earp'S, tpelcbe bon Dem geoz
9rap6tiben Club bon philadelphia borbes
reitet miro, ais @eoIo9e an3ui6lieBen.
9rof. Chamberlain 1T Spe5ialiit aui
Dem @ebiete bcr 8iiienibaft itber Die
@letider unb leinc 50eilnabme an Der Gr>
petition Deripribt Der g8ilienicbaft cine
&etbe bon @uftldrungen iiber Die gum
SbetL nOeb ni6t ertIdrten @Ietl9erz8 be-
n0mene.
Die expedition lpir6 bereitS am 20. SUM
na6 GrOnlanO alfbrecbcn.
, 1894-05-29
GetearophiHde 0epe1den.
Ques rubi9.
Die Streifer fahren ibre proRuns ni9t aus.
Il niontom n, 8o., 29. Wat

1niOntow n, 8a,, 20, W2at.
Ser geOrobte 9ln9rtff auf bic 9pie Nnz
lage bat heute ni6t itatt8efutben. 2aut
etn9egan9cnen 8ericbten lit in Ocr @e9enb
aues rubtg, un6 Diele Nnla9en arbeiten nit
permebrten &rGften. 8et ber, in Der 9tG6e
bon bier gclegenen Murpbps @rube macb7
ten bic Streifer cine Nu3abl 6elaosner un0
leerer Wagen lbs, unb oiele tpuroen
1ebltmm belcbaoigt; aucb 'uurbe boS Gez
letle auf cine beoeutenoe Stredc oufgerilz
len, aber lonit wurOe fein Sbaben angez
riAtet.
, 1894-05-29
Oes Moroes befduloi9t.
Gin aus Suenos 2IYres eefii6teter m0roer
i'll etnem fran5oltfben Pafen perhaftet.
g e ~ q lori. %. Wlai.

Stem Oorf, 80. Mtai.
Dem u6erol6" mtrO aus Yaris bericbtet,
oaB Der fran50iiicbe 9ompier Paraguay,
BON 8ucnos 9lpreS nacb !0opre beitimmt,
beutc Mor9en III 0untirf on9ctommen 1T,
unO baB sic g olisei einen Der Yaliagiere,
etnen Wtonn gtamenS Grcmblier, bort auf
bic 9lnflage Derbaftcte, III 8uenoS &pres
cine Srau ermorbet 81 babeh.
Die 2eibe Oct Trau muroe 3erbadt unO
ein9eiaISen i'll einem Safe boraefun6en.
9tur Der 9opf feblte, unb bieien bat, ME
pcrmNtbet wtro, Sremblier nit ii6 genomz
men. Ser 8erboftete wiro nab 8uenos
gpreS 3uriidtransportirt perben.
, 1894-05-29
5mei9=O ffcen
NbenObGatt Der ST.. Staatsz 3eituns.
o. coz
Offtcez GeLepbon $50. 635

Offices elepbon $50. 635.
Our gequemlt6teit unierer auseiqenben Runben BADEN
nir init oeG ltllten g%enannten Serren eiu NbfonneH se
troffen. iuona6 BEL b~euIelben Nn5eigeu on9enomneu
lpereen 3u benIel6er Yrelieu, oIs lueru 0ieIelbeu brett III
ber EXPEDITION br Sul1lots Staots5ett1ng ~ab9e9eben
meroen. Nu5eigen IDtute Announcements fDnlett an oie1en
nerIbiebeueu NI6sen bis IL ltbr 9RtttGsS a~bgegebeu
meroen.
g1OrsTette.
g. Miemer & Genban, ApOtbeter, Gde Genter.gtr. unS
q. s. gafeIsr, apotbefer, AS 0ortb gpe., eds meaa,
un6 557 Seb9tpid-Str, Gde Menompnee.
RuO9lpb @Aoos, ApOtbefer. 5N o. Glarf'@tr. @Ss
q. :. JIsli9er, 2s6 81. martetsatr, SIDE 0at.etr.
8t16DTS RharrIoCg, 420 Siucpln Mue.
0enrp 9daler, &potbsfer, ga SincOIn Ine, Gds Sars
@m. :, RIense. beutf9er MpDtbefer, 1901 Belmont gps.
SulIuS Wt. 3inbt eeuti1er ApOtbefer, g6e @Ipboura
MOe. uno 2arrabee=Str.
q. 8. &erte, beuti1er apptbefer, 80 Oft Gbtcogo @oe.
Gtt0'S pbarmocp, Gfe @Inbpnrn Npe. Hns &arrabees
Ctr, beutibe ApDtbete.
g. s: Y~ionuitIeL apOtbeter, &uibs9tr, Gde 9eCepue
6. as. mstbe apOtbsfsr mrisDtuOOS aoe. SIDE @bst.
WlfrsO q. sOe, @pOtbster, ss7 sbeftelS gOs. nabs mst.
G. S gflbFsr, Wpotbetsr LAG Fullerton Abe, mobe@errp.
Str.
stObsrt gOsetiaus, 0~pOtBsfer, 254 0aptOn.Gtr. eds
SRas; {; 6elotomp, @pOtbeter, 1927 g. glarf,etr. eds
pa ring, 3 Son apOtAets, sarrabss.etr, Gds slad'
g. s, @laB, apOtbefer, sS7 81. 5aIteO.str. q
@n9eu @eber, AS q. GIarf.9tr., gde 0tptfton.
y. Wtartens, @~potbefer, lit @emtresGtr.
Seaer BROS @pOtneter, 1852 3tncDIn Ibs" e6s
6enrp ), 8ate, apOtbetsr, 1928 81. eGort.str.
UIbert @orses. AOtpbster, 1912 6 IcOIH @pe, Gde Bel
y. ~: geeis. apOtAefsr. 81 on gOrts wUs. Cd: GIeOs.
Iaa0 3pE
g. @ipts, VpOtpeter, so @ebrsr gOs, SIDE eOutDpOrt.
, 1894-05-29
Neue An5eigen.

OIue Gooes=Nn3eieen weI9e fir ole
ntOr9en=Quseobe Ger uJuinois Stats
5eitun9" ouf9e9ebeu peroen, erfheinen foten-
fret i'm dbenobIatt, Die 2lnftahme pon Nrr=
aeigen fir oas Abenoblatt fdIie6t nm II ubr
mttta9s, fir Ole mor9en=luseabe um 10 uhr
Nbenos.
, 1894-05-29
Roblenman9el.
Die mobaib.Sa hn ihrdnft ihren 6iiteroienit
Elm, uno Ole Goleoo, Peoria & metern=
Sahn miro ELM 6Ieibes thuu.
@artbo9e, 81, 90. Wlat.

Gortb08e, SIT, %. Wfal.
Die 8abaIbz@ilenba6n bat oetannt ge7
mabt, haB tpe9en MfangelS all &oblen bet
lOfoIc @iiter5ug 3piiden &eofuf unb GIap7
ton bon ieBt an nur bier Sage in Oerg8O6e
laufen miro. Nucb Der @iiterotenit auf Der
6auptlinie ioQ aus bemieLben @runbe be-
l6rdnft 1perben, unb bie Golebo, Beoria &
Weitcrnz8abn ptrb bem 8etiptele Der
Wabai678abn foLgen. Die hteitgen Sob
IenbanOler ia9en, OaB eS taft unmO9li6 lei,
&obleu 5u erbolten.
, 1894-05-29
6roBe ShuIoelt.

lieutenant; rSb bite UNI Bic 6anb
Sbrer Gobter Marie! - 8ommeraienz
rotb: v6err lieutenant, i6 femme Sbre
8erbdltntiie iebr 9enau. - I'm Sbnen gu
belfen, muBt' ib Sbuen icbOn 8eben spei
meiuer I0cbter,"
, 1894-05-29
SO0eS=NttSei0e%

5rernoet 1no 8efonuteu Die traurige 9taGridt, 6aB
1tnler %9eliebter Batter &eruta,1n q. Sreut am M}ois
ta9 ben %, Wtat, 9tadbmitta9S l llbr, I'M @Iter BON 81
Sobren fonit enti9laTen lit. 9te 8eerbi9uuQ Tiubet Itatt
am Wt1ttlpoh, ben 30. 3Jtat, 9ta6m. H2 ubr, Oom Srauer
p0ule, "a Snol0n Npe, aus uaCb JtoIebia. Sic trauern=
ben SIHoer; willie, Sobn. 9luna, SGtpiegerto9ter.
MIfreN, @nfeL
, 1894-05-29
@er[anat: WGnntr nnh Gnnben.

2erIan94: Gnobelt, Tim bas Seleqrapbiren an
uuIeren &tnieu 5l erlernen uuo Stelen ein5uneb=
men, lueIDe iogleid] $50. 60, 20. 80, 80 bts 500 mDnatllb
%ablperfen. 8or3uipredben 6eim 3elegrapb=Su pertntens
2TnailSl
92erIau9t: Wtdnner fur uniere GiienbaDuen, I'M
~ 0os 5elegrapbtret 81 erlerueu uuo Steaen as
Sele9ropbiften, 9ifets, grpreB= unO Stattons=Q9euteu
eln3nrebnet. 800 rrOnatltd ge3ablt uuo Sifets g=
nebme ben GleOator. 27mailW
, 1894-05-29
SDOeS=M1t3ef0e.

9ertponbten un0 9Srelnoen be traurt9e gtodrtdt, baB
metn %geliebter Wtonn @enoeIiu 2lrntbrmSter am
Wtontag ben %. Ntat, Wtor9eus II ubr, I'M Nlter opn 81
Sobren ionft e~nti1lofen 1T. 9ie 8eerbi9un9 finbet ltatt
am 9onnerIta9 ben 81. Mtai, 9tobmittags 2 nDr, bonn
Sralterhanle. 40 6u~lerton Aoe., aus nod 8pie Sill.
SIZE ttetbetr1bte 9ottln: GOrotbea 2srntbruiter,
29mi2t 11ebft 2 Siubern.