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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
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Editor Times:-We are pleased 10 see
the decided stand taken by YOU In op
position 10 the proposed city job" IN
the shape of an electric plant. The
facts and figures given by eN-Alderman
White ought TO convince any thoughtful
mind, not only of the ineXpediency, hut
the uEwislom Of the city attempting any
such scheme. If the lowest bid OF Sl24 %
would build and equip plant sc con-
tend 1t would be far cheaper in the long
Iun 20 pay double the amount 1t would
cost per light TO some corporation or
individual, tor. as you state IN your edt-
tOrlal Of the 7th inst. 1T would be but
another almshouse for ward politicians
and political heclerS to find sdlared
places in" When the United States
Government owns all the railroads, tele
graphs. etc, the days of the Republic
viii be numbered and when this city, or
any other city, attempts to run gas
works electric plants, street railways.
ETC., the control OF her munlclpal aHalrS
Will, as 1t is fast doing now, pass en-
tirely from the control Of her property
owners and be placed under the manage
Went Of a tribe OF irresponsible Ward
politicians. II contract was given out
upon an estimate 10 build plant ior
NyJ 600. does any enc suppose II could
cost in the end less than 0J,OoJ, probably
more than the original estimate" We
have never known an estimate Tor city
work of this character TO be underest-
mated. but nave yet 10 iedrH VI ohe
that ala not exceed the same. We are
opposed to Federal. State, or municipal
running railroads. gas
works. electric plants; Of entering into
with individual or private
corporations, the latter being aple TO
get better labor and AT less wages than
The former, and are therefore able to
produce their products or conduct their
business on more economical basis, to
the benefit and advantage of the consum-
err, municipalities being handicapped fire.
ouently by political heeiers. III the city
~ Richmond had years ago sold her
gas works 70 some corpot alton or in
dividuai , IN proper restrictions. TO
furnish her citizens with gas Of stipu-
lated candle-power and at fixed rates, she
" ould have saved thousands upon thou
sands OF dollars and the corporation Or
Individual controlling khA sanaA would
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
MR.. MKPNNrI
BANIEI ~ WEST "a.
lie Makes - Eousihg speech at Biueheid
u LLma Melu.n. - nIrlhn rL.,..

HLTEFIELD. W. VA, oct. 20-sp-cl,I.
Senator Daniel stopped over here on
h- Way ro IocihoU1s. Va. ana spoke
O. ''L audience IN the city Hall build
iHr last evening Many could not get
iu the buuliug The effort was truly
mastery and beyond doubt enc Of the
finest of Dis hfD
Ih" audience grew wild at times: men
"hoops1 and yelled. The speech win do
great good here. IL was teiephoncd ali
over the county Of the Senator's arrival
aud hE n'Eht men had come thirty miles
90 hear him
After the senator James W. Marshall
tt}cior, JIM gave one Of his best
talks stephen H. Elklns refused To di-
vide time with Senator Daniel in jo.ut
discussion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
rnB WPon NEWs MEETINGs.
Mr. Pollard Predicts That Hill VIII
wilma Mutinous ,iior.

y -
ciaI Tho Democratic meeting in John
sons Cnera House last night was the
most gratifying assembly Of the kind that
ever rathcred in this city. Nearly one
fourth OF the immense duaienCe "ds I'm.
PosSu ~ ','iifd tbnre ,Sas no hois-
tl.lH'9'''iiiu 49, - 60, riI1a dcmoustra-
80, ror,,ras"T,an I'yicr's speech was
o ~ can5id ond romnrehpnsive. and was
11,o,l,.t tn ,,ttb M closest attention.
IL - f0ilo".nj ~, Hon II r. Pollard,
~ 10 g,it sustained the rep
81 o,atio, tSat Ia nreco5cd him. His
trcrrG,rt nrritnenf was intersperscd
ItH'HhlI aituIutnt. ,t,oLe5 ebniIts OF
VIII dhe' 49, no - DO situation in
ldushlcf htl'IIh,S w inv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
fopstxb,a SuaI.

MI a. soo damages against Constable L.
LOT S 60 and his bondsman in the
H. Circuit Court. The Constable
ieyed on the hoqie as furniture aDd o,
ne itannily Bible and a cradle. which
on 1he i1 r. Is claimed by the plaintiff.
a a xss.r,nted by law from seizure. Mr..
are ar II 'Reyeridge is prosecuting attorney
In Tho case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
So,,heru RAILWAY Company.

Inc cDnanv will hold their annual
way ~, for the purpose OF electing di-
meet.nb' nd transacting such other busi-
rector r. nav NAV come before the meeting. at
ss once S e shs srs s@Pf in this ey
Ienth az" morning next at $3.50 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
Another ElopinC Ceupe e.

BEDFORD CITY, VA. oct 2O-SpeciaL
MIR. Christopher Nance and Miss Maggie
Cundin, a pretty eighteen-year-oI daugh-
ter of Mr.. g. NJ. tuntin. a prosperous
farmer living near Horeb. left this after
noon Tor Bristol Tenn. to invoke the ald
OF Father Burruss in making them happy.
The couple ran away In anticipation OF
opposition. RMS Is the second eIopemeut
from BEDFORD within the past few weeks
Bedford always leads.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
A Thottghtul Act.

so,atlon, beautiful in fact and in sen;
hiThy was so, that
made py 10 the Virginia Hospital He
yes!er,un"' that institution a large. lot OF
sent ,,,s NJ roses. They were distributed
ma8nith the sick rooms, and came like .
amonS sunshine to the weary sufferers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
CHARGED w IN Forgery

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Oct 20
Special Last night w. s Adams Of
Lynchburg, was arrested here. charged
with forging a negotiable note and dis
counting 1t at The bankinls house Of p. A.
500. and purported to be that OF Mr. r.,
j. wills. OF this city. Adams rms a
marble yard in Lynchburg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
Dress Goods

are moving. We offer the following in
DRESS GOODS:
10 yards IMITATION WOOL PLAIDS.
red and black, for soc.
10 yards IMITATION SCOTCH PLAIDS
for SIC. Any quantity Of them for and
lie. per yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
Dress and Innings.

10 yards HALF WOOL CASHMERE. q
inches wide, and the following Innings:
21-2 yards Jeans. BE: ! yard canvas.
loo; yards CamDric, 50c.; dozen Bones,
l0c.. Hooks and Eyes, &c; Nelveteen
Braid, l0c.; silk and Cotton, l2c.-for $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
Yosrs rraprre'iaiive Audience

CLIFTON FORGE, VA. oct 29.-Sne.
Cial.-Hon. j. lOst spoke here last nIght
TO q small ard unappreciative audton"a
There were about hity Whites ara nft,,
ngroes. 1t is believed his suea"b ma IL
votes for the Democratic party. mere
was very little NE In his speech, and
less In the crowd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
THE
FouRQuREAN-
PRICE co.
Silks,
Dress Goods.

SUCH SILK AND DRESS GOODS
SELLING AS HAS BEEN DONE
HERE THE PAST THREE LEXIS
Is GREATLY TO YOUR ADNANT-
AGE. 1T KEEPS THE STOCK CON
TINUALLY CHANGING. THE PAT
Terms YOU SEE HERE TO-DAY
ARE GONE TOMORROW, AND
NEW ONES ARE IN THEIR
PLACES.
THERE'S SOMETHING NEW ALL
THE TINE TO OFFER YOU AND
SOMETHING YOU HAVE NOT SEEN
BEFORE.
THIS WEEK WILL FIND US WITH
MANY NEW EFFECTS FOR FALL
WEAR-Br.SIDES ALL THE STA
PLIES IN THE POPULAR WEANES.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21

Misses Alice Gaines and Rose West
brooks. who have been visiting Miss
Pearl Smith. on Laurel street. have re-
turned TO their home, IN Danyills. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
SILKS, SaTINS. VtLYc1S.

We cut all our VEL.VETS on the bias
when desired.
COLORED TRIMMING SILK VEL
VETS, SOC. up to $50 per yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
An Atwood Dress

and better Body Lining and Linen, Can;
vas Facing, 8 yards Flannel, In bIaek ana
colors: yards Double Fold Siesia.
Y I-2c.. and | yard u 1-2c. Canvas, with
other Innings mentioned before, for $2'eS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
RzmMMMV}&
Scotch Effects.

COTTON DRESS GOODS. 80 inches
wide. 8 yards for a dress, and with Lin
Stylish, PRETTY GooDs-s2S3 A
DRESS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
Dress Goods

are In demand now. and we are anxious
to show them to you, so be sure and take
a look at ours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21

In addition 10 the DRESS GOODS we
have mentioned, We have hner goods at
5O 70. Soc. 81. ST % and $50 per yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
CHAMELEON EFFECTS

in Half Wool Dress Goods, 80 inches wide.
S yards for dress. and with Innings men
toned before. all for $3.50.
See these, for they are pretty and cheap.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
COTTON DRESS FABRICS.

such as OUTINGS. GINGHAMs, SAT-
TEENS, PERCALES. CALICOES, in
great variety at the lowest prices.
DRESS GINGHAMS, &C.. upwards.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
CLOTH GgoES,

FUR CAPES. PLUSH CAPES, AsTRA-
KHAN CAPES.
our WRAP DEPARTMENT was never
so full Of attractions as now.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
HALF.WOOL DRESS GOODS,

Double Fold. o inches wide. yards for
n dress. and with Innings mentioned be-
fore, for $3.50. These are in dozen diff
ferent patterns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
Floor Coverings.
A RUG BARGAIN.

RUG BARGAlN'
20 SMYRNA RUGS. size 3lx57, at H.S;
worth $40 to-day, and sold at this price
elsewhere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21

YIN OUR PRICES Low!
DIR DESIRE IS TO SELL THE GOODS!
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
Jet LaceS.
Underwear.

WHEN VOC BUY UNDERWEAR
YOU WANT THE BEST TO BE OF;
TANNED FOR THE MONEG. WE
HAVE SECURED SOME EACEL-
LENT VALUES FOR THIS WEEh
WITH OUR STOCK OF THE CELE-
HRATED "DR. JAEGEN'S" SAM
TARY HEALTH UNDERWEAR, We
OFrr.R YOU SELECTIONS uNsuR-
PASSED IN QUALITY AND PRICE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
Hair Rugs

IN NEW COMBINATIONS.
RUGS. 40. to sl25
FLOOR OH. CLOTH. A.. So, 81, S-4. at
2jo. per square yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
UndeVw ear.

A change in UNDERWEAR Is neces-
sarv and our prices are greatly changed
for the benefit OF the customer.
81 MERtNO VESTS for 75c., etc.
MERINO UNDERWEAR for everybody
from 25c. up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
Black LaCeS.

THIS Is TO BE A SEASON OF
LACES LACES ARE THE PROPER
GARNGTURE FOR ALL STYLES OF
DRESS. TO-DAY WE CALL Al
TENTlON MORE PARTICULARLY
TO OUR NEW STOCK OF BLACK
SILK LACES AND JET LACES VIZ
HAVE SOME EXCELLENT VALUES
TO OFFER THIS WEEK.
ALJ-SILK NET TOP BLACK
POINT D'iRELAND IACES, the best
value in Laces we ever saw
inches wide. 90. yard.
6l-2 inches wide. 2c. yard.
inches wide. 50c. yard.
IL Inches wide. zoe. yard.
ALIrSILK BLACK POINT DIRE
LAND LACE NANDihES, extra
value
7 inches wide. 75c.
II inches wide. Soc.
ALL-SILK NET TOP BLACK POINT
DIRELAND LACES. extra fine
. inches wide. toe.
7l-2 inches wide, Soc.
If inches wide, N.2>.
ALL-SILK BLACK SPAN ISH
tACES-
inches wide, +0c.
inches wide coo.
FINEST ALL-SILK BLACK SPAN
lSH LACES-
inches wide. 6oc.
inches wide s5c.
II inches wide, N.lS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21

An AIIrWOOL BLACK OR COLORED
FLANNEL DRESS PATTERN, IS inches
wide, yards of it and good Innings for
g. 19-29c. per yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
art At LOW FIGURES.

1.-THE ROAD TO HEAVEN" a beauti-
ful 81 80 subscription book, for nc,
CONSERVED GINGER, - and fic'
bDN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
an ALt.SMoOTH IMPERIAL SERGE,

IS inches wide. in black and Colors. for
merry JOc now 39c. Six yards Of II aAd
good Innings all for 1888.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
uNBLEAGHEl SHEETlNG

UNBLEACHED SHEETING. Is to DC.
CANTON FLANNEL in elegant values.
We sell L. 2-3c. UNBLEACHED CAN
TON FLANNEL for l. lie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-21
uIIGd SnEETlNG

IS the best made. We keep It in six
widths-5-4 at Z I-2c., Ct at Is 2-3c.. S-4 at
20c., "a at DC, 1914 at 2Jc., LII at zoe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-11-21
Gin Gtimttsat,gsbilo aus
0eutjd)tanO.

| ueber Die 8orgdi,ge hinter ben @ou=
lifen, tpdbrenb unb nah benz Gtur3
bes Reidstan3lers Gapribi tau1en aller=
lei 8erlionen auf. go tpia bas St0fer=
f6e v8olf" miiien, baB Die Grnennung
bes .in 0naben" entlaHenen Miniiter=
prdiiDenten @rafen 3u gulenburJ gum
Sfattbalter Der &ei6slanbe, als Nad=
fOlger 9obenlobe's bereits boll3ogen se=
tpeien ipdre, bab aber Der Grobber3og
bon 8aben auf teleerapbifbem Wege bel
ieinem faiierlihen Neffen sesen cine iol=
6e 8riisfirun9 Gapribis proteltirt bdtte
unb infolge oeiien bic grnennung tpie=
Der ridgdn9ig eemadt tporben mdre.
Weiter perlautet, oaB Giirit 0obenlobe
felbit ge9en bic in Muslidt genommene
grnennnns oes jebisen Dberrei6san=
,palts 3elienoorff gum SuitBminiifer
giniprud einselegt bate. Oas 9lmt
sebt nod INNER betteln. Ser prdli=
bent bes Ober 2anbeseeri6ts Gelle,
@90nitebt, tpel9em Der priten ansebo=
ten puroe, a6sert nit ber Mnnabme.
Ser 3aiier bat benieIben in Nuoien3
empfangen unb bas grgebnis berielben?
= Sariiber ipeib man Nidts. (Sb6n=
feot bat feitber bic Mnnabme erfldrt.)
Wan meiB iiberhaupt nibts. So
bat beute abermals elm preubiiber M=
niferratb ftattgefunben, tpel6em Der
8iee=prdibent bes Gablnetts b. goetti=
6er poriab. Ob Die politii9e Situa=
tion i'm Nagemeinen, Oh bic 9tnti-llm=
ftur5= Jrage i'm 8eionoeren bisfutirt
tuoroen 1T - bariiber tpeib man gi9ts.
Wan meiB nur bas Cine, bab Nlles au=
bsr &anb unb 8anb 1T.
Die Gbentualitdt, oab Die beutide in=
mere politif mieber in bic Pfabe Der
Nera 8ismarf auriiffebren miro, biloet
ben 8esenitano lebbafter 9isfuilion
ni9t nur in Der preKe, ionbern aud in
ben peiteten S1i9ten bes 0olfes.
DAB Die politiide Meisbeit BEG Nltfan3=
lers ipieoer geb6rt perben ioa I'm &atbe
Der 3rone, miro BON ni6t tuenisen nit
@enustbuuns besriibt. Sod glaubt
Niemano oaran. baB 8ismarf ielbit
tpieber riidberufen miro, l1on feline
Rrdntlidteit ldbt oies als unm0slid
eri9einen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-11-21
3otttreOufttott.

Wenn Die &oblensraber, bic ia rid,
tig bel ben lebten Wablen an bic repu.
blitaniide 2ofipeiie oer bobern 2obne
uieberum sebiiIen baben, nidt enolid
merten, oaB iie itetsfort gum Narren
9ebalten iuerben, bann 1T ibnen iiber.
baupt ni9t gu belfen. gDie es nit oer
QusIi6ten auf b0bern 2obn ausliebt,
bas mag man aus na9tebenber pitts=
burger Mittbeilung entnebmen
9ie 8ell, 2etpis uno Dates 8eraba,l
8eieal9aften i'm Glearfieloer Diitriti
baben Noti3en in ibren Werfet anae=
f6lagen, in pel6en ben Nrbeitern ber=
fiinoet mar, bab bonn l6 Nobember all
Der 2ohn UNI S @ents per Sonne, b. B..
auf IS gents, rebuairt iperben ioa.
Die 8ertpino Wbite 80. in bemielben
9iitrift, tpel6e $500 Mann beihGftiat,
miro mabri6einlid Dem 8eilpiel Der
anbern @eielli6aften folsen. Die
8er9perfbeliber i'm pittsburger 0iitritt
baben i6on friiber nit Geouftionen ee=
Drobt unO iperben nun oieie Orobun9
ausfiibren mii1en, UNI nit ben anoern
Siitriften fonturiren su f0nnen.
go iteben Die Musli6ten aber oriift
Die enslii6en &oblensrdber, bis lie
quiedien, lie tueroen INNER ipieoer li6
betb0ren lai1en unb republifanii6 itim=
men. Wabrlid, iie MAIDEN es einem
i6wer. ibnen Die Spmpatbie gu betuab=
rem
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-11-21
1tmiere @ablfrcibeit.

| Ser 81. .. Qeralb" bat burd Inter-
fu6unsen feitgefellt, bab fotpDbl i'm
State Stem Oorf pie int bena1oarten
Stem Seriep unb in allen anoern Sbei=
len bes 2anbes ebenfalls, bic politiine
ginfdii6terune Der grbeiter ieitens ib=
rer Mrbeitgeber gans iDnematiih betrie=
ben tporben iit. Mqentbalben in BEN bore
tigen Gabrifftdbten iinb in ben Mona=
ten bor Der Mabl bon republifanii1en
Gabrifanten 6erabiebunsen Der 9lr=
beitsl0bne Dollsogen uno Dem oemotra=
tifden Sarif CUR 2ait gelegt iporoen,
nur um bic Mrbeiter ins republifanif9e
2ager su treiben unb ibre Stimmen ben
0o6aou Ganbioaten au5uipenoen.
Na9bem bas ManOper ben eetpiini9ten
grfols gebabt, iino bic Glasen per=
itummt uno man BORT ni9t ldnger bic
gebauptuns, oab Die bieiisen Snbu-
ftrien unter Dem bemofratiiben Sarif
nidt beiteben uno seoeiben t0nnten.
Sn ein5elnen = allerbings iebr tpenis
aen = Gdlleu bat man iogar vauf
@runo oes republifanii6en @ieses"
Der anseblid before 3eiten berbiirse,
bereits 2obnerb6bungen beuiaist unb
hamit ben betriebenen Sdtpinbel bolz
lenos banosreiflid sen1adt. Ser Sos
rif 1T betanntlih iebt berielbe tpie bor
oer Wabl unb bic republifaniide par<
tel bat trob ibres Sieses ni6t bic Madt
pdhreno Der nd9fen paar Sabre aud
nur lopiel als einen S=punft oapon obs
sudnbern. gs liegt auf oer 6anb, oaB
Der Tabrifant, Der iebt n a d Der Wabl
bic 2Dbne erb6ben tann, iie au1 Dor
Der Wabl nidt gu erniebrisen n6tbis
bate - ober baB, tpenn er es n6tbig
batte, Der Sarif oamit nidts su tbun
9ebabt bat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-11-21
Giite Der ffahtiiGen 8eamtem.


Sn bieieln Sabre iibten bic 8iirgerin.
men oes Staates Colorado gum eriten
Wale bas Bireerredt i'm pollen Inns
fanse aus, oab iie tpie bic r8iber" ar=
beitcten unb Organiiationen i'm 9anaen
Staate griinbeten. Sic ertpdblten AUDI
orei Grauen in bic 9egislatur bes Staa=
tes, lotpie eine 8iirserin als Superin=
tenoentin bes itaatliden graiebunssme-
iens. 9ln ben Stimmpldben, 10 beibt
es, tpuroen teine 8eeiinitisungen er=
laubt, benn Die Grau in Der &obben=
feliade itano binter bem farbisen Die=
ner, oem 8antier folgte bic So1ter unb
bieier Der Suti6er. glae ibienen lid
on Der Heuigteit Der Situation gu erg0=
BEN uno Der 9umor iprubelte. Sin
8erebrer oes neutrality-suspicious. forete
iosar fiir bunbert Selbnlble, um ieinen
Mitbiirgerinnen 8elesenbeit gu seben,
iiBeno ben 3eitpunft absumarten, an
Dem iie ibren YHidten als Biireerinnen
nadfommen fonnten. Sn 8uena Wita
gerietben 5tpei oer 8iirserinnen am
Stimmplabe in Streit uno bearbeiteten
iih nit ben Gduten, unb stpei farbise
Damen iuhten ii6 bic Nusen aussu=
fraben. 5rauensimmern BON i9lehtem
&ufe orobten bic populiiten nit Yer=
baftuns, iollten Oieie es tuagen, ibr 8o=
tum abgeben 5u tpollen, fiibrten bieie
OrObunsen aud in suei Gdllen aus
uno i6ii6terten auf bieie Weiie Die ans
beren SiinDerinnsn elm.
Weber bier nod anoerspo 1T Der
@runbiab, bab Die Spbdre ber Grau
auberbalb Der politiiden Nsitation liest
uno lie in ibrer eigenen Spbdre Der
Nation @r0Beres unb 8eheres 5u leiiten
permaa, erlbiittert poroen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-11-21
Gin @ortmier = ssamilienorama,

Gin eri6iitternbes 6amilienbrama
bat ON 23. Oftober in Worms ieinel
Nbidlub gefunben. Seit 2dnserem bat=
te cine Nnfan9s mpiteri6ie &inaseididte
bic Mufmerffamfeit tpeiterer Sreiie err
rest. Sn elmer sr0beren @elellbaft
bate eine 9ame bel einem Glapierpor.
TRACE ibre beioen &inge, oarunter einen
fofbaren 9iamantring, abseso9en als
iie bann Die &in9e tuieoer an ii6 nebs
men iuollte, maren lie oeridmunoen
uno fanoen ii6 trob eifrisen Su6ens
! ni6t tuieoer. Ginige Monate ip1ter
muroe BON elmer anoeren 9ame, tuelde
iener @eielli6aft beige,pobnt bate, Der
peridmunbene Siamant Sting einem
Wormier Sumelier sur lllndnberuns
iibergeben. 9as Gleinoo purbe ers
tannt unb bic betreffenbe Dame, Die
iunse febr biibi6e Sodter zines b6bern
Beamten, CUR &ebe geiteat. Sic er=
flarte, ben Sing bon elmer befreunbeten
amerifaniiden Gamilie aus Grantfurt
gum @ef9ent erbalten gu baben - Die
betrefenoe Gamilie tonnte aber rirgenos
aufsefunben tperoen. gun ipurbe cine
llnteriuhuns geaen has iunse Mdbhen
eingeleitet uno sugleid ftelte es li6 be-
raus. bab ibr mod peribieoene anbere
Oiebftdble CUR 2ait fielen. 90 uaren
bel einem yeiu1e bes Mdo1ens bel eis
ner befreunoeten Gamilie in Oberbeiien
.mebrere bunbert Wfarf perihmunben !;
0as Oientmdbden mar in ben 0erbaht
oes 9iebltabls setemmen. udbrenb Die
pirflide Siebln bas iunge Mdoben ee=
peien mar iie bate oas @elo i'm Sau=
ie ibrer 0aitfreunoe ielblt peritedt. giob
anoere dbnlibe Wergeben murben be-
fannt, 10 bob an Der Shulb bes M1o=
Gens ni1t su siDeifeln mar. 9lm bdrte%
item murbe natiirlih Die 6amilie Der
llnaliifliden Dpn bieien Gntbedllnecn
betroifen. Ger 0ater idieo iofort aus
bent Staatsbienite aus. tonnte aber,
trpboem er pollen griab anbot. bic Yer=
baftllna ieiner 5odter nidt perbinbern.
Tie Tiebitdble maren um 10 unbegreiI=
lider. als Die Samilie in suten Wsrs
bdltniiien lebte llno teinerlei NnlaB fiir
oas Wdbden beitanb, liN fremoes Gut
an5ueianen. Na1 Sage Der @er=
bdltniie mar anberieits &leptomanie 70
gut wie ausgeidloiien - furs. man
itano Dor einem pollitdnoisen @dtbiel.
Sept bat bic Yerbaftete ielbit allen
Weiterun9en elm gnbe sema6t, inbem
lie iib in Der llnteriuAunssbaft er=
bdnate.
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S5orncllu,e Vaijtotaem.

Ser 2ieblinesiport Der ensliiherl
&Oniasfamilie lit oas sSiIben. 9ie
6ersOgin pon Sife lit cine beriibmte
2absfdnaerin uno bat iiinait bel einem
gSettiiiden in Ware 2ooac 40 2adle
sefan9en. Die grinSeiiinnen Mauo
nno WietOria beanii9en iitb nit Dem
weniser aufreaenoen Sang bon S1lei=
en- uno Garpfen. Die prinaeilin BON
Wales 1T aud cine srobe Jiiderin unb
bat elm Nnaelserdtb, bas Die &leinis=
felt BON $4,000 sefoitet bat. Yrinsei=
lin 2ouiie aber iibertrifft ale an @e=
fdidlihfeit uno ieBt ieibit beiudbrte Gi=
iAer in @ritaunen. go fins lie emit
in prinseb pOol in @anaoa in furser
3eit bier 2adie i'm @eiammtsetpiht
BON 100 Yfuno.
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Sou 0aS aud tuicocr attnerfd)t
tuctOett

Na9 amtli6en Grbebungen 1T Der
S6ub, ben bic befannten Sruifs ourd
3Olle erbalten, bon ben Oemofraten lpie
folgt reousirt lporben:: Ser gorar=
Srult, oem McSinlep einen S1ub bon
"a Prosent betpillist bate, iit auf 81
proSent berabaeiebt morben Der gar=
tritae=5ruit bon 40 auf 80, Der Seller
Sruit BON % auf 10, Der 8aummolls
smirn=Suiit BON Sc auf A, Der Grp=
ftaaslas=9ruit bon 60 auf 40, Der 6en=
iterslas 2ruit BON SO auf 60, Der
Streihbol5=Sruit BON 33 auf 20, Der
Sidrtt= =3ruft bon Sd auf 63, oer Stabl=
ibienen=Sruit BON 58 auf "a, Der 5a=
peten=Sruit ppn Is auf 20. 98ill un=
Ter perbebtes Yolf Iib bieien SruIts
aufs neue ans Meiier leaen +? O~oes
@liifs. tpenn bieie monopolitii6en
glutiauser Die Steuer, lpeltbe lie Dem
@Dlte ab5maden, pisoer erb0ben ton=
nen
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! Seine @rippe, feline llebelteit. teil


- Seine Grippe, feline llebelteit, teiu
Shmers, mein 9eWitt's tleine ssriib.
auffteber senommen iperben. Gleillt
pille. Sibere Yile. Bette pille. gu
pertaulen in @entid's 9lpotbete.
Mlles GeidmdB in Der Melt iiber.
seust Sud nidt 10 iGnell ipie Elm Ser.
fu9 nit EegDitt's 3auber Oaiel=Salbt
fir 9erbriibunsen, Gerbrennungen,
Shiiriun9en. 9auttrantbeiten unb Sd.
mOrrboioen. Sn @entid's 9lpotbete.
Glein unb bod oroB in ibren Wir.
fungen DeWitt's fleine 6riibanf1e.
Der. 8eite pile geaen Weritopfung,
Wigrdne uao lauren Ma0en. sSr
@enti6's Mpotbefe.
Sin Mort beihreibt fe Boil.
fpmmenbeit." Wir baben Neaua aul
DeQDitts 3auber 0aiel-Galbe, nel6,
bartnddige Wunben. Werbrennunaen,
0autfranibeiten fnrirt unb III elm uobl.
befnnrltes 0eilmittel fiir pdniDrrboiben.
Sn @enti1s MpDttete. a