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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-10-11


- Mrs Batchtlder Of Peru is tue guest
Of Mrs l. Mauey.
WIN BaDchel5er is VIII ing relatives in
Hayertlll, Mass
Mrs, A, b. Armstrong isv.si'ing her agl
oi father in ISudRrose.
Geo. II Williams and wife have gone
on the New York e1curi3n
Miss Ada Barr Of New York recently
spent few weeks in Dorset
Mrs, $ +. HoIley will spend the VIM
ter with her children in Troy
Miss Pauline Gray OF Cstskill. n. Y,
is stopping with Marcia Gray,
Mrs + z Cobb Of Burlipgt Is sreD'
ding week With her parents.
Mrs Charles Ross is caring for her
mother who is III 10 Bennington
Mrs. Hiram Edgerton Of Dandy, who
IS visiting her son, is i'll with pneumonia
The Harrine tons have returned TO
Troy, Miss Carrie Holley intends to
spend the winter 10 New York,
George Fsrwel Of Seattle, Wash, re
Gently came to Dorset and accompanied
Miss Lorette Baldwin to biz home where
she will probably fpend her days.
Nj Mc"ayue6 iour year o'a 'E''o''
captured the % race Al hot'ahd 1851
week 1t was very closely con'este al q
'o'N seven meats !" "'c'ue u nes' ''' -
--'' :
Rev. Mi Devens pastor OF Hope ChsIi
el. Nea York city, and wife have bern
stopping at Washington HoiDL Mr. De-
yens Pr, ached 81 'Ic'l|eut sermon Sun
day afternoon.
u..upE.ott.. ,o,r,,od fr,o, .
-,.,,,. p;.;,.o A.. Ro,,oroh. r. Albion
.,.,... -, ;..,..'.,a =, ho.l,b
....,,. so,h. ,la.s.,, nina ii g.,
many of IA hope 10 make Mira b a SINH
lar 81 il dining the winter.
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60 WIN '''
TIE toeIl "ednesd'F' 81 Mf ''o
Kellogg r Wa largely si'eoied am sys'y
ple"an' time va reported by 'IL Ihe
ladies associated th'~ei Their 'klII 10
COOKERY. 1t might have been appfoF'l''e'
/ ly called "ehicAtn 'oeisti'' Ss ever. Que
IN the vicinity OF the "tI''r bad u'a''y
~eoIe chicken 90 Their p'A'e. We 'biHh
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-10-11


resp at"' So t7 Mr. sha Af' '''i'
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a. asaaeoa long to be tsueuh,rta
,.gr-r
y-.g.r a-A.-I -. t.,4t.l fa
MAJ. vt.b tire, other sandsr seAaa.t tsr
st.-e.a a S ala Inaiardsur. Saturday,
bat ues,b,russ rol iayaratlt far aan
deer epaiis
Mrs J S Motssn tss chosen 4 " Meh
,fav az 1aall Lar5atddry 81 leT guar
l.snta8 be eurseea Mr. tBa Mfs A O
Chairman and Mtard Mr.. Il Eausap 10 rBR
the la.a aauag the ftceut bir.
rn.,.s, t..,l.s, us.k rgs.3s,
.....-... i.s,t d.. ,eg.,.aa .l,ea5,asa ana
-..4... .,.t..a.,.3 That there we're
..-.... r,.s.,, TIA Nerte83I ,a
p. s.at., ..,s,s f-rrt.b-
"A r..,s v,,sas vlke Of f.an so The
tam tim, and the shou a. other aoeE
.,4,, ..,ls, I,eartgsr,s vas good. TITO
,,ltsutde d foe e,Lihh 10 AJral hslt
.afry.tN
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n
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Hoo y. M h'iO' = N'' "a'D - pun
ID clnl mao Vi 'H' !1''''''' ''N''''
tbe Hfb"Ie.'he ''1"los l".''''N ~ '"' 80
lsl''nte
Wud hss been received OF the dea'h a.
Poplar Grove, III, Of Albert " aoa"7t"' d
fofmtr rssid'nt Of tuis town ana h"u'e
Of Saudga'e. He had been ferI1e"' o.
Poplar Grove since Isoi
EAsT ARLINGTON
Augustus Gflliia, well kno"p IN al
this b, cliou, died last Saturday ei'ef
g. on, j ness.
-Mr. Davis and daughter, Mrs Dean
.r5 family have removed to the house
to,m,rly occupied by L Goodenough,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-10-11

4.a uhsrb v48 HA1 fa he tFpttfaDfF
AL ranf.u
WuAC af ls contemplating fePait'aR
tasts tgI fsss3as the taa msti1E lh'
g,rst % ms q gch uafe pisasssL
A, .,4 Mr.. Fsaearl q FluHGtId.
a.. .,.u1N U,r1..nd expect &c
l--s..-.t.rs Ig Manchester.
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.....,, e., cerefe.s IN an
W. i''...'.., ,t..,..,r,.s, t..tstand is
US ,-....,,...
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Mos o. o'' - -. '''' $50 ..ll
ga1e bem' ''' W., -. tn,
"Naa1st'' a'' y,-..,tr
d,fh'I 'LN - n.
oi'f
ilpl''''' Law '"'
The repairs Al lbe 0em'H"'9 '''
~ completed except 'Re Dell '0"'' NV
vill uot he rebuilt VIM hti' sum u''' "''
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-10-11

} NJ Hicks, native and life lorR
resident Of this place, died Oct Dad, bis
birthday, tRed 50 years MIR Hicks bad
been very strong, robust man, but for the
last few years Was IN very feeble health.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-10-11

r-sp.a5af g. tr Mr. sn3 Ma AaIas e.
Arpafra'a ttu1tt acre slfg uaaf tf
nerea rattle ca y 9yGes, 7 Isaaa=a
Haae NaUams Ean O ~ ~ttrf E#5a
~tke. I'D aIEat hs'restusta stfa
served sf4 ell departed ieeHas thai % aas
o. aaaaaoa .oag ia be rsuemhtrta.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-13
Heir0nimuS & Brugt

Agents Tor Standard Paper Patterns,
most stylish and best fitting patterns
made. r! Sc B.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-13
Special Theatre Car.

Commencing February 10 special
car will leave union station at 8 D. m.
and will run out Jefferson street to the
Walnut street bridge, and returning will
run through to the Academy. Tho time
table for this car is as follows: Leave
union station 8 p N ; leave Walnut
street bridge, $40; leave Ninth avenue
and Jefferson street. S:l5; arriva Acad-
envy, 1928. This car will have red
light.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-13

lT will be an agreeable surprise to
persons subject to attacks OF bilious collie
to learn that prompt relief may be had
by taking Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and DiarrhEi Remedy. In many in.
stances tho attack may DO prevented by
taking this remedy as soon az the first
symptoms of the disease appear. 25 and
50 cent bottles for sale by tho Chas. Lyle
Drug Company.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-13
ArtllCial I.iInlia.

BEST ARTIFICIAL LKG manufactured
ARTIFICIAL LIMB MFG. Co, 900 Penn
avenue, Pittsburg, Pa. Write for dc.
script.ve catalogue. Address all com.
munications TO DIR. j. w. THOMPSON,
VINO has been secretary and general
manager for "a years
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-13
The Magic City.

All the back numbers, from to 10, can be had
now at THE TIMES Office for one coupon and ten
cents EACH
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-13

You will see this season Prices tho
lowest ever known. Do your shopping
now while everything is in your favor.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-13

REGULAR 30 cent oysters for 25 cents
per quart the remainder of this oyster
season at 10S}S Commerce street W.
B. MAUPIN, agent
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-13

SEE our bargains in we'll paper ard
straw mattings. TIE L. Ii. STEWART
FURNITURE Co.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-13
PERSONAL.

w. Fl. Fry, OF Coyner's Springs, is in
the city.
o. s. Hawkins made business trip
to Lynchburg yesterday.
Miss Matte Trout returt ed homo yes
terday from Blscksbur1.
Capt Charles C. Tompkins, Of Salem,
was in the city yesterday.
Walter Felix is confined to his room
with On attack OF the grip.
Capt. Asa Rogers arrived in the city
yesterday from Petersburg
Il. S Roberts, OF Columbus, Ohio,
Formerly OF this city, is in town.
w. II Burt, general agent of the New
Home Sewing Machine Company, Of
Chattanooga, is in the city.
Il. Minter, the Com M cree street gro
Ger. returned from Martin vile yester
day, where he has been visiting friends
L. L. DuBarry. Superintendent of tho
Norfolk division of the Norfolk and
Western railroad, was in the city yes ter
day.
Mrs. James M. Gambill. who has been
quito i'll at her home at $50 Campbell
avenue for some time, Is very much i'm
proved in health.
w. ReyHOluS, tUt IOUdCC )ulSG, re-
turned home yesterday from trip
through Southwest Virginia in the in
terest Of his firm.
Robert j. Anderson, of the gene RAJ
passenger agents office OF the Norfolk
and Western, left for Washington last
night on railroad business.
Councilman c. b. Moonaw has been
summoned to Amsterdam, Botetourt
county, by the serious illness of his
father, who is not expected to live.
Col. Frank Huger, superintendent of
transportation of the Norfolk and Yves.
ern railroad, il in New York attending
tho meeting Of the railway time conven
ton.
Frank Helvestine, private Sc cretary
to Vice President and General Manager
Sands, Of the Norfolk and Western
railroad, returned home 3estc rday from
a visit 10 Philadelphia.
Rev. r Q. Anderson, Jr, went to
Franklin county yesterday, where he
will assist in u meeting st Piedmont
Church until Saturday, whom he will
return homo in time to fill his pulpit
Sunday.
DR.. Charles w. Kent, professor OF
English literature at the University OF
Virginia, was in the city yesterday and
went on the vestibuled train to Knox
vile, whore he delivered an address last
night to the Alumni Association of the
University of Virginia in that city.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-13

ATTEND the auction sale OF cloth in
the Day Building, Campbell str. ct. op.
posite the postoiiice beginning Wednes-
day. April IL, at 2:3O p. IN.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-13

The cloth sale at the Day building is
the spring stock of the late X. 81 s. firm.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-13
81 Id: .
Play in the
Appearance
Of a
Person?

They the noticeable you wear and You
cannot be we'll dressed without good shoes
we have them in the very latest styles For
III and Black Shoes while for evening dress have
everything In the Shoe line from Patent Ieaters for en- to the
protest. da1ntest sort of Slippers for the ladies'
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-13
Bargains for
Easter Week

Farm, 202M acres, in Franklin coun
ty; 100 acres clear, Groom house, store
on the place, good orchard: will trade
for vacant lots in Roanoke Price,
$4,000.
80 acres of fine land in Tennessee, s.
room house; will trade for improved
property in Roanoke. Price, 50 ,ooo
100 acres of fne farming and fruit
land at Cloverdale, we'll watered. Price,
$40 per acre; terms to suit.
Small tracts OF 5 to 80 acres, miles
from Roanoke and \ mile from Norfolk
and Western station. Price. $50 per
acre.
102 acres miles from market house;
all land as rich as a garden; l0.room
brick house, largo barn, windmill. hi III
} est state Of cultivation. Write for par
ticulars.
Fine little farm, IS acres, IA miles
from Hollins Institute, brick dwelling,
we'll and spring, fine selection OF fruit.
One of the most desirable places in the
county. Price, So 600.
New room house, all improvements,
good location; house cost 81 900 Price,
$1,000; 500 cash. balance Sl5 per mon tn
s-room house, Shenandoah avenue n.
W. Price, 500
room house, Tenth avenue g. w.
Price, 81 500.
room house. Fifth avenue 8. w.,
$1,000; $500 cash, balance SEQ per month.
We have some special bargains in fine
residences. II you are interested, write
to US.
Lot on Sixth avenue S. W., $500.
s-room house on Seventh avenue w.,
all improvements. Price, $4,000. Sold
for $500.
Now is the time to buy property in
Roanoke.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-13

Watch for the announcement Of the two extra
numbers (parts II and l8) which will contain, ii
addition to views Of The White City," complete
pictorial description of the great
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-03
g}r. tOG
Sin uetlsr Gewiuu.

0f on : Orlo, /. Ntai. - Die
Sabrc3ucrlammIuug Der ,,WIoutc Garlo-
SpielsGOmpu9njc" iano Qcitcrn I'M SD
iiuu ltatt. 9tah Dem 2'crmaltuugS6ez
rl6t bctrug Der Yront Ijr OaS ocrfluiz
icnc 5abr 81 100000, rma $4OO, 900
weui9cr, ME I'M &oriubrc.
Cine rrauf. grueihn.
8riiiiel, l. Mai. - Briu;cIiiu
Glemcutine. Die ijn9tc Godtcr oc5 SO
uigs ycOpOlO, llcQt an cincr Ool9franf.
belt oarnicbcr, lUI,hc cluen idllimmcn
gluSqou9 ;u nebmcu orobt. Die &riuz
;eilin lit p Sabre ait.
Waiisnprr0iituug.
Oar taot, L. Mai. - Su Ser
Wlcnasc Oc5 bier garnlionircuOcu %.
Acknowledgements warO 9cltcru &arz
tOhels Sal0t uurgcti'tlt, uat Oeiicu @cs
nuB Die SolO0tcH non &rGmpieu uuO
2eibIhmcr;cn beIaucn wm0cn. Qrelblq
Der Grfranttcu muBtcu uud) benz ya;us
rctb gebradt wcrOcu, 100 c8 lih berausz
ltcIlte, OaB oiciclbcu an Ocn 6olQcu elmer
Gcrgiitung littcH. Guc llntcriuduu9
lit in @)ange.
9iaB micrer TEcu.
Bcrliu, /. 0tot.-0er Su0cubcts
;er Nblwar0t lit wcg,u 8camtcnbclciOis
9ung I'll 3>mou0Illhcr Gmipcrrun9 ucrz
urtbcilt worOcu.
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fSi2. ,RaSittIl

zinc Mite sum 9aib,rruie oes 0bid,ritts 124 q bcs
-. ~ Arftteis oes eober aGsemsiasr Staatseeiete
.;..l Ma 0eta 2uei "SetoreteH uno Strai.n, nEter:
tiiei pieitn," iuie er burd gtt, BON $50, 2o6.
Sapuei. ertnnen iporoen, uab 5um gsepelerlaiie
oeneleeh mt Gmelbcmcnts
Httt.-Ss mirb BON Der g e
.SSspMaa W arp Idno'S perfG at, oaB
per Ia 4bidnit u ots 27. grtfels bes Gober aIlz
eemetner Staasseese nit bem 9it.l ,Scrbrcdben uno
san 5o unterIlfcl "SpteIen," pte ourt NtIe ron
1o6 aapitel, criaiien uoro.n, arbnrch pioerz
snlsn ano NIT ameEbements In ioIsenbem @ortIaute
misoer erlafien miro:
A6idnitt 124 II. Is ioG fur iraeao cine ger=
iu ooeI xef,oneH ooer cine @jeienitaft YeroHen
nnsesEltd el1. 5n ipieIcu ooer Sucr uno BopIs auf
pSs Wsluifat zines 2robrennens, aieroepettrcnners
Su.t WeHnens lrq:Eo elmer Ert Al MAIDEN ooer Elm
ruls S erethten, iu hnlten su patcn oocr Ill beHuz
5h ooer nit gIiicn Su eeitattcn oo6 baIc be-
ooer 29el etHeS 9jebdubes SCJtff uber rn BIoB All
Sanoe ODER ort oe gSaiier benust ODER oaSu ge=
uu,ten miro. nm BARN BUD ooer Sool 81 MAIDEN uao
gu perallen ooer ooriH unb barau g8etten su MAIDEN
at oas Reiultut eHc5 3robrernens ooer Berbeipcttz
5om ooer sinss RsTHeus irsens ctner 9T; s6od
ION Inaeleeltd1 MAIDEN, Sud1 ober 8ool su MAIDEN
Spet Seetten eIHSu9ehen nuerbab Der Anl0qen elmer
s'uetpGuzSeellnatt ober bel einem |icrocrenEcn,
IpetUeS lnnerbalb oieer IuIceen. RcnupIas ooer
Dapr=gart abaebaIten ipirb. oui uelem Debate Pcrz
ION IN oieer 9etle Boo ODER Bud madJt ober uettet
MIN, un uenesoen .assn an melden beiases &ennsn an
htpI Henr ols 90 3n9en IN eiHem Ralenper=5a abz
9ebalteH miro. Cine Berion rueld,e Gin, Der sen,=
mnn9eH oieics Ibhnittes pcriett fol- id5 eucs ger=
sepens lnuloig MAIDEN uno bel ucberiibrunq elmer
"ttut uVtl fOOU uHItIfO0CIcn ntH, BON
neiner SImme efodlIte on ben Snipruirenoen aebt
80ef elrer e5et6nsnBbait uoa nid,t neniser, ais q
~eohGlsn ., ano ntd1t ms3r. ais siaem 9ntr
oaB oeie gfte NIT benz 2ase ihrcr arnabmr in SYoft
tritf, oodo 1ol sitdts BARN uIf racnb pcc GiuiIz
ooet crinltnalaerdflide Serpanbluneen, Die Dor Dem
Satum bereits itipcbcn, 4nweubuna obcr 9irfuno
baben. w. ~~'t'N''s
am 3. 2tpril 1924 een,bmiot.
sSranf s:Srpun, @ouucrnsur;
Spbn gSaItes Smitb,
SrliSent bes Senates.
SanteS S. BreItru
Spreder bes unterbauics.
otF pedent9eH hteraitt, hnS Sorftcbenoes cine aez
Hene 9olnrllt timer n Der 1S94cr SanuQrz 5 it,uro
ohSehoh'eHen atte Der NiaruIdnber @5eiesecbune it,
8. Toscr TcSbrrrr,
SenatszS ctretdr.
y. Z. Smith,
Gbei=Gcrt ocs unterbauics.
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stus Sbtna 1,no Sarau.

couper, y. g., .. Mai.-
Die beute bon Sbina unb Sapan bier
einsetrOfienen 0ampier bringen bic fol-
9enben 9tcui9fcitcn ans 6cm bimmliIhcn
H:i9c: Die beltan6cueu Shwierigteis
ten Swiihcn Storca uno 5apan linb
burd cine Grflaruug &orca's, bic Nbs
reils ibreS 9ei6aIt8ra9crs iei obuc pOrs
berise Snitruftion SeitenS Ieiner Sc
9ierun9 erfOl9t, sebubcn. Sin Scuer,
peldes Sa3afi4O uabe Sotio am Is.
Iprll beimiudte, le9te 21O 8Obn1duIsr
nicber. Gotio rlblt luarS am Samitag,
Sen Is. 2lpril, friib, uun cincm lcidten
GrObcben beim9eiudt, bur6 melAes
mebrsre @ebduOs DcmOlirt unb Die Be-
pOlfcrun9 i'll nidt serinsc 2tnsit pericet
waro. 9lud III gofobama pGro Der
GrOitOB peripiirt. Die perI6iebcntlis
den, Den fruniOiidcu @tiiFOnd,cn Su
She'll gcworOencn OtiBbunOlungen bas
ben enoli9 SIe iranS6iii5e @eIanOtz
ldaft in Fetins peranlaBt, bel Der Gsz
sicrln9 8ciaweroc gu fHbrcu.
9lm 4. 2lpril warO SoonsfOna our9
elm @rOBicucr i'll 8etrage BON nunocs
items $15o,Ooo seiAdbi9t, Die aus.
wdrti9en &Oniuln 81 SbangbaI bobcu
Die bInclii9e &egicrung eriu9t, Die
6e9icrun9 bon SOrea SIT oeranlaiien.
ben Of0rOcr BON Sinlzob,Spum erenl=
plarlld ju bellraicn.
Die rOiiAen llcberreite Se5 ermOrSes
ten 2pum wurOen 9eban9t, bann 9cz
oicrtbeilt unO Der SOpi, iOwie Die 6iiBe
unO Die 0dnOc sur S6aH seitcut, wdbz
renO ocr 8umpf inter Dem @alsen liez
gen bIieb. Die 0tebrsabI Der BepOltes
run9 lit iiber Oisie Surbarei empOrt unO
bat bel ben SebOrpen um bic SeiictunS
ocr lcberrsite nad9eiu4t.
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germtfd,te telesrapbtfdje eepeid,en.

Tcrarfana, Ecras, iuar6 por9eitern
bon cinem i6wercn Sasslz uno 8inOz
iturm beimsciud)t, luelder meBrere t0dus
ier, iomie 3rue; &ir6en 5erit0rte. 0as
9sidbriqc Sobndcn bes :Paitor8 5. Ot.
Oic0ougal warb BON ia(Ienben Sranlz
mern eri6la9en.
- Gtnc Ourf anhulten6e 6efti9e Hes
aenaiiIlc b:rbeigeIiibrte lleberihwems
muna hat in Ser @escn6 BON GcrreQ,
Gcras. inter BEN Sarmeu, Iomie Dem
Siebitnno, unermeBli9en S9aOen perz
urlaht.
= 9lm gurb oss rNotOO. 2(opoz"
0umpfers rSaale" b,sins Der Ameris
faner Sarriion 8rice, Gin BaNaaicr Der
;ueitsn &aiiits, uuf Der 6abrt pOn gres
men nad Neu,YOrf. an 24. 9lprll
GclbItmorb.
8GbrenO zines befti9en @cwittcrs
marD am SOnnta9 nabc Central. U.s.
gira., bic So6ter bss YaitorS Sames
9Bnatt pom Der DtetBoSil lten>&irde, BON
einem fallenOen Baum cri6la9en, unb
ibre Sdpelter, luelde iic bcglt!tetc, pers
fiel i'll 6Olge OsS babel uuSssitunOeneu
Shredcn8 Dem &abnlinu.
= glui bcr ,, BittS6ur9s sWtcSeeSpOrts
Yousbuobsnng.Sabn" rpurOcn geitern
nabc So9sbeao, Yn., brsi iunst geute
BON tintr VotOmotiuc iibcriabren. Giner
b.rielben, 9Obn Duuis, paro iofOrt se.
tobtet, wGbrenb Wtidael S'SoOle unb
SbOs. SeraOran lebeHsseiabrlid perz
lset iuuroeu-
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VrrIdicocne Semuitratinueu.-Eur III GIeut
Iauo piEo frafebLt..

Iano wtEo frafebIts
Glepelauo, 8, 1. Wtai. - Der
Utaitas in GleueIanO Scidnetc ii6 bic
ies Sabr burd cine Geibe pou 9tubeltO.
run9eu ans, bel weldcn msbrcre Eerioz
men l6wer perleet wurOeu. 2lm Otors
gen fanb uuf bem Squar cine Seriammz
lung itatt, oil Ter iid 1O@ bis $4,000
Utann betbCili9teu. 9Infanss 9ing allies
gan5 9latt ab, bis Elm 9lnaraiit, 9tas
mems D(oorc, ben Gsriu6 ma6te, cine
SranOrcoc pom Stapel 5u lalen.
Gr marO obne QSeitereS BON Der Triz
bune cntferut. 5n iciuen Suideu fano
man einen Sdlugring, iorpie einen
&oStldlagcr. 9tOd ibm belties Gin iuns
ger Otann Die Blattiorm uno erfldrtc,
CT perlan9c Irbeit, uu6 menn ct bieic
niat erbaIten tonne, ounn muiie er ltebz
len unO mcroe iteblen. 0ieIe gteu6es
run9 luarO BON Der Serlummlung unter
9urrabrufcn ent9c9sn 9enonlmcn. Die
Seriammlun9 l0ite ii9 MN auf unO
5000 Wann marl9trten nad ocr 9Ssits
icite.
auf bem Sia6uft crregtc Ser N}oz
tormann Der cleftriiden gabn bas
O}tBfaQen ser @sisui9ait, unO Der
betrcficnbe 2Sa99uu iuarO bonn @ez
IctIe seluCrfen unO nubesu sertriinz
inert, wGbreno otr ltotornann nit
einem 3iegelitcin nieOerscidla9cn wur>
Oe. 2lm Wtarftbauic auI Ser 8eIticite
micOerbpltc ijd bcr SOrgaug, uber bicsz
nal paren Die 9fubsltOrer ni6t nit
&nappsIn uno Steinsn ;ufrieOeu, IOns
bern sebraud)ten 6enolper. Inter ben
Baifa9iereu De5 eleftrii6eu Wa9gon8
cntitanb ein Banit uuo mcbrere Der
lelben iuur6en bel Dem Seriude, BEN
Su9cln su ent9cben, id)wer perleet.
Nn Der SuperlOrinaBe wurbe Sob.
Stribin9sr, Uelder ii9 peigerte, iein
6ubrmcrt an3ubaItcn, nicOcrgcldlagen
unO bcoentlid ucrpunSet. Die &ubcz
ftorer gcbOrteu meiitentbcils Ser nieOrig<
iten &Iahc 2trbeitcr an, Oa bic lGnlmtz
liden 9lrbsiterz Ycreiui9ungcn cS ubge.
lcbnt batten, lid al elmer 4taitagz1e'
flIouitrQtlDu I'll betbPilioPn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-05-03
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= Su Der n9reicinigfelts Sale," oil Der
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vWobapfs Stamm 9tr. SO, Il. 3. q. pt.,"
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ggeteel, eiu ioIcuuss Sautett, Oeiieu InluB
etn duBerit ielteuer mar. dit benz seilrigeu
Gage naren es rdmlid) fiinflg SABRE, 0aB
6r. gGeitel M2Iglieo be5 "Rothn1dnHers
SroeuS" it, @r fam Dor 81 Jahreu mad
Baltimore uu0 trat am l. Dial 1874 in ben
rWetamora. Stamm 9tr. A, II. .. i. d."
6ier mar er bis gum Sabre 1860 etu tiidtt=
ee8 DiitsIieS, baum aber lAIeo er aus benz
Stamme aus, unu griiuOete nit iiinf unOes
rem OlugIt.bsru oeiielbeu, ben 66. 6etnrtdl
Beibel, Gebaiiiau Selner, Ylartlu 2ub,
Ntartlu 9iibuer NIB @eOrq 6td, ben uDtO.
hapt. .Stamm gir. SO, II. .. u. d."
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groBe Sorti6ritte, uno Qr. Wcitel ielblt
mad)te IN furser 3eit aue Aemter burdl. Gr
arbeitete su Ieber 3sit enersild] i'm SHtereIie
hes Stamme5, uno Dies trtannte oerielbe
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gebeue 8aut.tt al. !3u9leid iiberredte
ibm Sr. SafOb 6rei, Der SbersGrpB.&hsf
oeS Sroeus i'll Baltimore, cine in Sh0n'
id)rift ausgeTiibrte @ratulutIou al bisleTl
Ieinem @brenTeite. pr. Bertel bebanfte
iid) berSIld) fir ole bnl ;u Sbell gcluOroene
@hre. Die 9D. 6. {. trans, $b1l. Sen.
oerfins unO Sob. SartbOlsmdus, Der GrOB-
SetretQr ots SroeHS, hIelten ebeufaas Aus
iprat)eu. 9as Santett nabm eiueu glGu=
seuSen Serlauf, uu0 10 mantes @Ius paro
ami 0ns g9obl 6es SubllurS seleert. Su
ielusr Iulprad]e lagte Sr. Srei:
nn28lr erld)leueu beute Ibeno in Gurer
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Lamb su erfilleu: oem Sruber Vluytiu
lS,itel pom rNtObalut. Stumm" ;u ieiuem
5O.idhriqen SubuIum ais yHotbmann" Die
@ratulauOus- SeidlIiie Der Mitgli:Oer 6eS
@roBllammeS ;u ib.rrstheu. Gin 3et.
raum ucu 80 Snbren lit cine lduge Sponue
3eit; es lit uaufer Sturm iiber oen Sroen
niumeq aefegt. Bruoer g9elbeI bat ben
Sroen BON SlubheiI bis gum MauHeSaIter
heraupahien iehen, aber nidt bios ais
nliiBieer Suidauer, iouoeru er bat ietue
Seuutuine NIB 2eIt benz SroeH geDtomet
uuc Die b6d1feu @breuamtsr btflslo.t. gr
puroe in 1855 ais Sber.&bei Yowhattan
ermdbli, bat Iause Sabre oas Sbafuer=
nahrersAmt oes GroBtammes Der Ser.
Gtaateu befleioet bon 1873 bis '87 - un0
mar S6riitiilhrer oes yVtobant- StammeS"
elt ietuer @guuouug bis gum beutigeu Gag.
8euu tnm.r er Yfidlteu iiberuahm, 10
bat er fie treu uub 9eUliieuboft eriiat 3um
8efeu oes sun;eu Sroeus uuO iur @bre
i,iner ielbf. @r bat iid uitt bios Gle QIebe
i.iuer Wubriioer, ionberu aud bic A6tung
ietner Sreuu0e uHr Setanuteu i'll bobem
9raoe ermorbeu, umo id1 m0dte ibu ben
SriiOeru sur Na4abmuns emptebIen.
Wi0se er benz Srnen uuo ieiHer 6anlllIe
nod lauae crbalteu bleibeu.""
llater ben auweieHoeu Grcbbenmteu be.
fauo.u itt: lluter>@roB. .&biei u. 8Oiefer,
.. o. 6. Z. g. SrauB, @r..S. s. SartbOs
lOnlGus, 9reit.r Satub &uowis, Sdasmsi.
iier 6. &eeie, 0tari9aa Ybilipp Sob uHO
9erolp Gruit 6poer.