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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-27
MAN AND WIFE.
Nicholas II and Princess Alix
United in Marriage.
Gar Issues a Manifesto Remltting
Penalties Imposed Upon Subjects.
By The Associated Press.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. T.--Czar Mich
olas III was married yesterday afternoon
IN the chapel Of the Winter palace 10
Princess Alx OF Hesse- -Darmstadt. The
newly-inarried couple called at the Csthe-
dral OF knzan on their way back to the
AnitchkoH palace for the purpose OF In.
voking the blessing OF the Almighty after
thor marriage and In order 10 kiss the
miraculous Image Of Our Lady of Kasan.
They hen rcsuiucd their return journey
bac 90 the Ami chkon palace
When thr 0owl} weddcd pair arrived ut
the Anlc ptlars hey were wei
conei 10y the Do s'r Czarina, who had
preceded them l0r ans purpose.
Later tho ogtr ard czarina, accompanied
by Grand nuchoss Olga, youngest sister Of
the ozar. afieRrsd a. tha window of the
palace oycri k.nR thn Newski prospect
II re thoy sfoot TOR 10 minutes bowling re-
peatedly In roap0nte 90 The aoclamations
OF tho mult.tude gathered outside the pal
lco
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-27
THE ARMENIAN HORRORS
Letters Received at Boston Confirm
the Story Of the Butchery.


boston, hJy. T.-Eurther information
relative 70 the massacre Of the Armenian
near BitiiA Turkey. has been received b.
appointment ArmeAian IN this city named
Gulesian. One letter dated Bitlis, Sept
81, lSot, gives the'iniorInation that new
has been just recciyed, from the region
back Of Moosh. that 20 villages are said H.
have boom wholly Diotted OUT
Another lsJler, d.tel Bitlis, Oct 8, 1924.
states that tho day preylous letter from
Moosh had btsa received which told Of bhs
outbreak OF viruient form Of cholera
which was Killing from s5 30 s5 daily
Only aboat 10 por oent attacked recover
The diseAse, which docs not touch the aged
or those under 10, IN said 10 be most fatal
among ths Aoslsm women, snd II caused
b. the stencil OF carnage far back In the
mountains
As time goes on, the extent Of the slaush'
Ter seems 10 be confirmed, and the mum
ber Of tho massasred win reach between
500 and 1000. A aamber Of consuls
have gone 20 me place 10 inveetigats The
government tried to got the people hero 30
sign psdtion 10 tire soyereign expressing y
satisfaction ssish his rule and disoiainiDa
sympathy with the Arnenians who have
'Sirrsd ma tsrs up, SEATING thai the
thousands slain In ralvoreig net thsir
Just dcssrts. saa thst they sxprsss rsgrss
thst IL should have been Asemsd Dsorssary
to have oonsuis invesdgsts, claiming that
there wss No need ef thsir coming. Tho
people havS rsfussA - sign the sddssss.
Another bestsr, dated Constantipopie
Oct 81, lse<, states that from informstaon
received from BtaiA "a villages wore an
initiated In Sassoun. Elk thousand men,
women and ehildren were massaored by
troops and kurds- The massacre oc-
CURED In the carly part of Scptem Der.
The Turks have used all methods TO pre-
vent the news from leaking cut. The
massacre was ordered from Constaptino-
pie, and wEs the result OF an ARRAY be
tween some Kurds and Armenian vii
layers, from whom the Kurds had stolen
their 1ooks
A dozen Kurds were killed. and the
authorities there telegrsphcd the govern
ment that the Armenians had killed some
of the sultan's troops The sultan i'm
mediatoly ordered infantry and cavalry %
the scene % put down tho Armenian re
bellion. and they did Ia, only not finding
any rebellion, they cleared ths country 30
that none should occur.
A great CRY OF encouragement 70 suffer
ing Armenis last evening set old Faneuil
hall rocking again The governors voioo
lad the general outpour of denunciation |;
Julia Ward Howe came one clear-voiecd
and impressive - ever 10 'throw down"
as she said. tho glow 10 tho Turkish gyv-
srnment." and William Lloyd Garrison
and ether champions Of liberty helped b.
give tho protest impetus Resolutions
were adopted appealing to Great Britain
to enforce treaty stipulstions IN the inter
est Of humanity
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-27
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

The steamer Indiana is overdue at Phil
adelphia.
, William r. Courtney was nominated
for mayor by Democrats Of Lowell, Mass
The old frigate Constitution 10 soon to
be transferred from Portsmouth, N. H., to
Boston.
Private letters received in Boston con.
firm the worst reports about the massacre
Of Armsnians.
Captain James f. Odell, one Of the most
prominent citizens of Strathsm, N. H., is
dead, aged ~.
Ivory H. Banks, foreman of the Portland
(Me) Kerosene Oil works, dropped dead
on his way 10 work.
The boat crew Of the Lynn company Of
the Massachusetts, Naval brigade is to re-
ceivs Gag ss prize.
A dynamite bomb was found attached
90 the window Of the house OF George
Bourne ~ Auburndale, Mass.
Albicn Hamilton, Jr., 10 years old, AT
tempted se board = train st Cape Eliza
beth, Ne, and was horribly msnsied He
may die.
M. and Mrs. Willis H. Smith Of New
Haven celebrated their golden wedding
Mr. Smith has long enc Of the leading
business nsn of the city.
Restaurant and boarding heuse keepers
were arrested In CHELSEA, hsss., on n
chsrss Of serving oleomArgsFins without
informing their eosrdsrs Of the fact.
Al NJ Hsrnoa. Macs. q staging upon
which carpenter asssa George Willard
wss working gave way, and he fell 10 feet,
resolving injuries which csussd his death
The sixth semi-annual convention OF tho
Caledonia county va Christian union
opened two days session at So. johns
bury, with addresses by 4. G.. osgoOd and
Mason =. Stone
The body Of David Austin Smith, n
Prsviacssswn (hsss) mevehsnt tailor,
was fsund cn the fats below the high
wsses msrt. He is supposed 10 have
wandered TO the town wharf and fallen
evssbessd
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-27
NEW YORK 4 NEW ENGLAND
Passenger Train Service, Week Days,
Corrected TO Oct. xS, 1894.

Passenger Train Service, Week Days,
Corrected TO Oct. xS, 1894.
Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows,
For Boston--s;0o a. M, "a nj s;-V y. L., hKrURN
$3.50, a. m; lz:zO, o:s0 y.
NALPOLE--s. .vs a. u.; ~ m; 1870 D. m.
fkANhLIN-e:Vo a. m, II N. sst0, I!i5 D. m.
blLfChD-s;oo 100 a M II m; 4:sO y. m.
AkLINuION-Ivs IL ;o5 al, 80, ell 90 D. m
WEST ARLlkGroN-F 7:os, n y 20, h IL 30 q. m !;
s2:+6, ..ss, h S:gi, Fo:.0 p. m.
Observation-Disclosures, II 300, Il sS5 O. m; 2:4,
b;27, s:30, ssl1 y. m.
WAYLAND PARk-F 7:os, Il s:es, i;ss a m; y
2;+S, 4So, 6:21, $3.50. .'niO p. m.
NATlok, RIVER POINT, oENTREvILLE
MAshlNGroH-7:os, s;o6, 1i;s5 a m.; lz:0l
2;4o, 4;so, O:2s, $3.50, '7;l5, ''il 90 p. m
cRANsToN, oAkLAwN-7:os s;es l;sa q IN;
1851, 2:io, $780, o:y, 6.3e, ell 100 p. m.
PONTIAC, ARCTIC, euIDNIok-nos :ss q. m. /;
2:46, s:zT, $3.50, "ll 10 p. m.
ANTHoEY-7;o,, ssoe IL 40 a. m; i2iol, 2:4s, <.so
6;s6, S.so, ''li;0o p. IN.
COVENTRY, sTERLLNo-7;os, e;oo. am; i2:ol
2;4b, 4;so p. m
SUMMIT. GEEENE, oNECo, MoosUP, PLAIN.
flALD-GVs. siOs. - nj n;Oi, 2'ao, s:so. t7.26
JEWETT CITY, CANTERBURY. SCOTLAND,
VERSAILLES, BALTIC, SOUTH WINDHAM-
s;0s 8. M lziOl, $3.50, p. IN.
WlLLlhAkTIC-s:0s q. m; IL ;o1, 4;30, t7;25 p. M.
HAKTFOkD-si0s q. M ~ :0I a:o, N :25 D. IN.
FIsbkILL& NEwBURG-ssos q m
NoRwiCh-7;os, s;es a. m; l2:0l 4;3o, 7:25 D. m
MATLkBUkH. DAkBUhY-s:0s q. m. z rs D. M
EAST THOMPSON, WEBSTER soUTHBRIDGE
WORCESTER, THOMPSON, PUTNAM and
PoMFkEr $500 a. m; 100 p. m.
CHICAGO AND THE WEST VIA NEwBuRo.
AND ERIE R'I-9;0s q m.
PAsCoAG AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
6:s1. s:to, IL y. M; SEQ and $40 and cell ;i5
p m. Returning loave Pnscoss at 5.25 7:iO and
$40 a. m; l2;a0, 6;02 and $500 p m
All trains leave trsm west end OF Union Depot
Providence.
s'ssturdsys only S-sundays only
tDaily.
Tickets between Boston and Providence dimItesl)
;Loents, unlimited 81.
w.R. BABCoCK, q. A
T.w. KEENAN,, supt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF THE
CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
onee o the Liesnss cOmmis.ioaers, a : :,


Applications for TRANSFER Of license 10 sell pure
spiIitOus Intoxicating aud malt liquors. have been
made by the following named persons and nrms;
BeriolacciBi Enrico 100 spruce street TO Augustin
Fitalf, same place.
Burton. Frank, n Fulton street TO James Dearn-
ley and Charles VI. Deacon same place.
Coleman, Bernard, l0i Chares street To John
Prior, 400 West Exchange street
EDDY, AiDerl, 40 10 q Middle street TO John
HeaTn same place.
Farrell, Miohael, 81 Dyer street 70 Ball a Blsass,
same lace.
Lovett, Thos. j., 90 Kendall 20 Post once Court
MoDeTmott. Thomas u Chafee street, TO Benja-
min " hittaker, same place.
M0lter, IA. n J. N l6i Weybosset street to
James King, 81 Mount 4 essaut avenue.
McCsrron, J. y. 81 NoTtA Main street TO Joseph
III. Gsrherd. same place.
SOUS, Msnuei j., bbo south Main street 10 26s
South Main street.
sullivan, Jas. r., 81 orange st., 10 David T.
Bsicsses, lie Livingstone a.
The Board OF License commissioners will be in
session IA their once, City Hall, WEDN sDAY,
Dec 8, 1884 at 10 O'Clock a. m. ~ which time nd
place all persons 90 desiring may be heard on the
m after Of graptisg such app. p.icatlons.
By order of the Board THos. NIXON,
noy2s-ii Clerk
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-27

DEXTER, Me-, Nov. s7.-Two homing
pigeons sold by +. X. Hayes Of this place
TO fancisr Of McReespors, Pa, three
months ago, have been found by Mr.
Hayes In his loft. The birds were kept
shut mp I'm MoKsesport until q few day.
ago, whsn two of them were liberated.
They imnsdissely began circling and
started toward the northeast. The dis
tancs Ia about 100 miles.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-27
THE czARINA OF RUSSIA.

The ceremony-lasted nearly two hours
After the psalm the metropolitan said q
few words OF instruction TO the couple.
telling them what is the mystery of mar
riage and how in marriage they have to
live acceptably unto God and honorably
At the conclusion of this the prelate
turned TO the czar and said;
"Hsst thou, Nicholas, a good and un-
constrained will and firm determination
TO take unto thyself this woman, whom
here thou secst before thess'
To this the czar answered: 'T have.
reverend father"
The metropolitan then asked "Thou
has not vowed thyself to another brideS"
The car answered: II have not vowed
myself, reverend father"
The same questions were asked Of PPin.
cess Alix, with similar answers.
After prayer the metropolitan took two
crowns, placing the first ons upon the
head of the car, saying; "The servant Of
God, Nicholas, Is crowned for the hand
maid of God, Alix, in the name of the
Father, and Of the Son, and Of the Holy
Ghost"
Placing the other crown upon the head
OF the bride, he said: The handmade OF
God, Alix, is crowned for the servant OF
tod, Nicholas, In the name OF the Father,
and of the Sou, and of tho Holy Ghost"
Executive Clemency.
The ears manifesto WAS issued las
night His majesty. in honor Of his mar
riage, RENTS various debts TO the crown
including the repayment Of the grant
made To peasants on account Of sh
famines. lie also wholly reni,s oil o.
rears OF the taxes and tines, and naitixs,
or shortens sentences Of imprisonmsn.
police supervision aud deportation ~ hai
labor. The prosecution Tor treason Of O.
tenders who have reu aiaed undiscovsr
for 10 years will be abandoned.
Tho indulgcnces 10 political prissn.i
will be dcs< ed upon nfoer a report H.
been submitted b. thc crsr by the winist,
Of the interior. Amnesty is gran ted te N
participants In the Polish rvbeiies o.
1853, and they will be permitted 20 resid
anywhere in Russia. Their avii rights
but not their property, will be restored 10
them.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-27
A Soldiers Rur,.y.

TrrFIS. o.. Nov. 27.--The funeral serv.
ices of the lato General w. h. Gibson, sol
dier and statesman, took plscs yesterday
afternoon. After Impressive services.
Governor Mckinley made brief address
of eulogy The interment took place ~
cording ~ the Grand Army ritual
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-27
THE CITY or PROVIDENCE.

Whereas. the board OF assessors VI the city Of
Providence have assessed on every person in said
city who, n registered, would be qualified 10 vote,
q tar Of one dollar or so Hueh thereof with hia
other taxes shall amount " one dollar and where
the city couscn Of said city, by an ordinance
apprsved October a3, A. D. 1884, provided that said
tax shall be paid to and collected by the Cltv
Treasurer en- and between the 22d and soth days Of
November A. ID, 1854, Inclusive
Notice is therefore hereby giyeu TO all persons
against whom Q poll tar has been sssesssed as
Aforesaid 20 pay the same 70 the City Treasurer,
between said 22d and s0th days OF November, A ID.
1854, and that the undersigned will attend daily
during said periods tsundsy snd holidays en-
cepted), at the treasury, froms o'clock q IN. until
8 O'Clock D. M, except Saturdays, when his Office
will close AZ O'Clock y. m 10 receive said taxes.
ID. l.. ID. GRANGER, City Treasurer,
novI2-d16t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-27

HIsHLANp LIGHT, Mass, Nov. 27.-Ths
wreck of the schooner Messenger of Bos-
ton has drifted ashore between Wellfieet
and Nauset. The vessels three masts are
gone and she will go to pieces. Some OF
her cargo OF lumber may be saved.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-27

Grand Duchess Olga, with girlish en-
thusiasn, repeatedly kissed her hand to
the crowd. The cEarina, leaning on the
arm of her husband, smiled radiantly on
the throng Theye wero several similar
demonstrations, though Of shorter dura-
ton, during the next hour
Late last night crowds remained In front
OF Anltchkoff palace singing the national
hymn. The ear and czarina came to the
balcony at intervals and were tremen-
dously cheered
The Ceremony I'm tao Chapel
was Of the most impressive character. The
metropolitan conducted tho ozar to po-
sition upon dais which had bean placed
in the center OF the chancel behind the
rail. As the emperor took his place ~ the
right OF the dais the czarina led Princess
Alix TO him and placed her at his lcfS
hand. The cyarina then took her place In
the chsncol at the right of the dais. The
crosses holy water and sacred books were
then placed before the gate Of Ikonostas,
and the marriage service in use in tAs Or.
thodox church was begun.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-27

fsyears e1perisnoe In all chronic diseases.
OLD, RELIABLE EXERT SPECIALIST
- Nerveus Diseases, Bleed and skin Affections
Ahsy Ans BLADDER Troubles, and all Private Dis
easss OF hsn asd Momsn
tsowing TO ths Increasing resnirsnents Of HIS
pAuos@fs, Or Kelly has renewed his once from
nuuer E1ehanEe To . sIasious, well lighted suite
ofroens on the second Seer OF the rrsyne Build
ing at
Sss westninstsr street. opposite shspard's
Store.
Ms emcs there 10 sleyastly nttsd cut, and con-
tsins me best ana oostisst equipment in this city
Tor The cure OF eissssss. Stsirs And elevator.
once hours, TO H. 3 to s. Z TO D D. M Closed
enndsys. Consultation free
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-27
pread sc~ro. In Am,t.rsam.

AMSTERDAM. Nov. s7.-The journeymen
bakers are out on strike. Bread has
been scarce and the master bakers have
sold II only under police protection. The
strikers plundered several bakers carts
scattered the leaves, threw stones at the
police and smashed bakehouse windows.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-27

NEW YORK, Nov 27.-Chsrlis Kslly's
pugilistic chsmpionship sspirstions were
settled lest night In bout with Billy
Plimmsr. They fought for purse and
tho bantam title OF the world, weighing In
at ls0 pounds, and Phmmer won In the
third round, Kelly being all but knocked
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-27
Re.ul, of N Drunken Quarrel,

NEW YoRK, Nov. 27-Gsnnaro Morci-
gliano, an Italian fruit vender, stabbed
and almost instantly killed his brother
Rosario during drunken quarrel In o
luw drinking saloon
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-27

There is no doubt that the life OF the
great poet was greatly prolonged by
drinking tie waters OF the sprudel Spring.
In our day we have the sprudel Spring
brought TO US in the form Of Salt, which
is obtained by evaporation from the
waters Of Carlsb
The Csrls bad Sprudel Salt powder
form) is in no sspss q mere purEative, but
Ia an Alternative and eliminativs remedy
which diAsolvss tenacious bile, ailsys ir-
ritation and removes obstruction by aid
ing nature. It acts soothingly and with
out pain. Beware OF limitations. The
genuine article has the signature Of
"EIsNER & MENDEIsoS Co., Sole Agents,
New York." on every bottle.
, 1894-07-06

Giids.
No. / whitefsh, p brl ..... 500 90 -
Family whitefsh, p 100 ID $50 a -
No. l trout, p 3-brL ....... $50 a -
Georgian bay split herring,
y brl 500 q -
Holland herring, keg, new. 30 q -
Labrador herring. split,
p brl. ................. 7.5O "a -
Scalded herring, q box. 81 q -
New eX-Georgia cod. Y
100 tb $50 q -
New Western bank cod. $50 @ -
Mackeret. large family.
3-br- 500 @ -
MackereI, family. kits. 100 @ -
California salmon, y brL. 400 O.
Smoked hallbut. ..,...10 1850 @12.50
Norway xxx herring, Pbr. 900 @ -
, 1894-07-06
WnrftbertOt.
Chicago, 6. Suli.
2tlI9emetner proouftenmarft.

6ol9enOe 9reiie wuroen bel 9r0Beren 4arz
tieen ~er3ielt;
Me6l- Starter gGeisen 8oteute) moren
at9eiebt gu S3.60@3.S0 III 6ol3; met6er
2Sei3en 4aterlte) $3.2O@3.25 barter g8eisen=
8Gdermebl S1.80@- i'll Sdden !; mei9er
Wei;elt=8 Gderme6l 81. 6O@1.75; ,,9teS 0p9"
$1.40 IN GQdeu QSinterpei3eu $2.50@2.70
in 6ols.
Go89en- 8eiue 8erfdufe.
WtDOliu9S- Seine &ertGufe.
@eu- 0ertdltie 1pureu: go. 1 Simothp
S10.00@11.00 no. 2 5imot6p, SO. OO@1O.OO;
9emii6tes SIS. OO@8.50. uplaub 9roirie,
NuSmabl, So. 0O0@6.50; $50. 1, 81 O0@7.5 80;
go. 2, Sc. 0O@6.5O,
@oru- 8erfduie uo6 9robe mareu :
SO. 2, A14@413c; $50. B, 42c; go. ?,
meiBeS, I 434c; @to. 3, 1peiBe5, Ct.
9S intermei5eu-&eiu &~ertGufe.
@erlte; SerfQufe ma@ prObe woren:
52@56c.
9afer: @erfdufe na8 9robe wurem :
go. 2, 474@c48&; SEQ. 2, 1ueiBer, 48@c5O ;
9fp. 3, -@-c; $50. 3, meiBer, 47@50c.
g dmereieu- Seine 8ertGufe.
Gutter Sete Creamery : Q8oore 17c;
quite 153@164c; mittelmGBi9e 14@15c;
0airp, bette, 14c; mittel9ute un6 CUTE 11@
13c; fril9er Yafiug 9tod &c.
Sutteriu = Gat Safe 9airp 114c.
empire 1896; bette Creamery 15c; SQiuoiier
14c; i'll HouS oOer tleiueu @iebiuben 4-1c
nte9r.
Gier- 99c per 0ubenb.
9 0 bueu-8 eite ,,Qtopies" 81. S0@1.85
mtttel9ute S1.75@1.80; nit Der NtaI9i1e gez
reini9te S1,25@1.75.
@rb en- 9etrOdnete, CRIME, $4,000.
&orto el t-9teue &QrtOiieIH $2.25@
2.75 baS 6aB.
Gr0beeren- S75c@1. so per @aie.
8rom b $1.75@2.25 per Sale.
@imbeereu- $2,00@2.85 per @aie.
tri3en- 5Oc@75c per @Gie.
Nepe IL 25@5Oc bic 8or.
20 a ermelou en- $20@S25 per
100.
8ftrit9e- S2. OO@2.5 so per 6 &6rbe.
Nuanas- So. 00@6.0 90 per Grete.
= la meu-$2.0 0@2,25 per Sale.
NprifO eu-7O@80c per 10 8fb.8ores.
@outg- g8eiBer Slice, III @fllltbe abgez
tbetlt, 113@123c; ni3t 10 BED, 10@11c;
0untel 1O@1O3c ooS Hilno; altS9elaiieuer
5@6r.
@emi e WeiBfraut, Mobile, before
SOrte SO Die Crate; 8~lnmeuto6l
25@5Oc per @ub; SoIot $1@1.2 5 bas Sap ;
Selerie -@-c oaS 0Ubenb; Q8eiBe 6itbelt
% Oas gui6el; Stefritben -c@$-
oos 6aB; 0toorriiben 10@15c baS Subelb :;
0llrte1 18@25c bos Sbb. G9g @lont @
bas 0uberO; Surge GrbIen 75c@$1. 20 Der
Goie; 3piebelu, iurt9e % bas 1=8uibel=
&iit6en; 8omoteu $1@1.5O Der Sale, "a 4
&0rbe; Spar9el 25@35c per 0uB. &obt, ct.
SoniS S1.O0@1.5O bos Sap. 8Obnen SOC
Die 8pr.
8ouanen- 6Oc@S1.25 per 8un6.
@ttronen-$ 4,Q0@5.50 bic Dor.
elbeeren- 75c@S1,OO per
Goie.
8efencorn-g uf Der 8abn ,fair" bis
u9botce", grimes .34@33c; mittleres, roth
peer bloBtorbt9 3@32c; rau6 uub 9rob 20
&c; u@botce", grimes, 5l @arpetz8Iriten
3}c; rSelzporfiu9", grimes 23@3c; ROTH
pOer Qelb euoiqen0e3 2m3c.
, 1894-07-06

.Seati6es (Serman) @aI3", nSinitlt9es @orlsbaber
Gals", Dber pSmprOpeb GarlSbooer Galt", uuo unter
nieleH onoeren S5e5etbulugeu 51 ~pertauieu iudeu, uHter
Der anpreiiung, boB uOieie ebeuiO gut" ieielt, ipte Die
dbten 8robufte bon Garls6ob, meIbe brett aus ben
tpeltberuDmten 2uelen 9elpounen tperDeH.
9ies berabt ulr ami elmer EauI9un9 Des Bublitnrns
oes 8rbBeren @erOienites ipegeu, ben Der betreffenbe
Sanoler ar bieien 6dli@un9eH mo1t. SIT flutIi.
DER Mein 10 gut mte G6ter? @irbe irgeuS
Serianb loiiientli9 ttnitl9et QDein benz nutIlrGi9en
Soft Der Oiebeu O~orSteDeu? 9Dorum benn Ib bon oieien
Sdllfunsen Dtnterfabren Iaiien, ipe6iea tpenu bic Sc,
lunObett oabet in 6ra9e fonmt! Die uotirllteu 9ro,
BUTTE Der QueIen BON gorGsbao ~eutbolten 9eitauotbetle,
Die %tttnitltd3 ni1t ber9eIteat merbeu f6unen. Seit 5abr.
%bunosrten iiHo Die gGiIer BON Carlsbad &pe9en ibrer
SelItpirfnH9 BET 8routbeitsn Der Sober, gtersu uno bes
@to9ens rabmItdft bstanut.
Sas Gdte garlsbober Spruoel=5aI3 miro brett aug
BET Sprubelqueae urter Der 2eltung oer Stobtoemeiube
@arlSboO 9eponueH, unO burd5 beren Ggenteu fir Die
SereInigten Staaten, Die @isuer & M}enoeIIou @pns
pant, gtep Dort, pertauft. Seoe 5lof9e bes dbt tmpor.
tlrter @SoiierS unb S~prubel=sal3es mug ubloes Gtaot.
fle9eL tolpie Die uuteri4rift Der @eenteu nGi8ner s.
G%tenOeIiOn 60, 152-154 Troutlin Ctr, Stem 9ort",
ali Der Gtitette BADEN. gu BADEN in alien g~lpOtBefsm
M@n bite lid ppr SAL 9un9eu.
Ser StaS4rate GarIsbaS.
, 1894-07-06
XIV.

g}a1 benz Q(ben6eiien fiel Der @trt6in
Sic 8fltcbt gu, iib i6rem 8absfigurenz
fabinet 3u tpi0mer, nit oem ite Sugenbz
erinnerun8en, 0eneaIogiI6eS unb fletue
neutrality-suspicious. in icb0ner @ebielz
~pirfung ~auStauicbte, babel BON etnent
fnofi9Gli9en Sberitlieutenant a. .. uno
Dem Observation-Disclosures %ietunbtrt. 0te
iibrtgen neutrality-suspicious. Glemente Glteret
9atumS, Die mebr uOemotratiibe Settles
ariitofratie", mie Die !0ainba9 luiti9 be-
merfte, bate ltc9 wieber fir ii6 5%uiammen7
get6at, ebenio tpar Die Su9eno unteretnz
amber bel Sber5 un6 @eldd5ter. &urt bon
8ergDoff Oid9t neben Oer fleinen S9wGrz
merin fitr Nei3enbau un0 GibenfUItur.
SIN Wtabagoniialon ftanoen 2eonie uno
Yrofefior 0erbart. Sic peritanoen ftcb
Dtel al out 3u beberri6cn, ais baB ite l1icbt
ibr 8er8nit9en, 3uiammen 81 lett, btnter
einem rubtgen Wienenipiel un0 Der
Ronueriatiou iiber glei68iiltige 0in9e
Al peritefen gepuBt bitten. Sic batten
itcb oaSu oen8lumenttib auSgepGblt, Qeontc
3eigte tDm einige G6pfe, IN 0enen tie Elm
paar bon Der 9tbiera mitgebracbte SeBs
ltn9e liebeDou 3og, 0a5u muBte1 fe itcb
0enn auerOingS cintgemal 3uiammen lber
6te 9aan5en bifen, 9ertetben pObI aucb
nit ben T~ingeripiben a%netnanber, aber oas
qoltse 8eieinanber mac6te ben barmIoieiten
Gin6rud. Ser 8rGitbentin bauerte bteier
botantid6e 9tsfurs trObbem 3a LANCE, un0
ba fie obnebin nod ettpaS nit DEM BrO7
feiior 5u re6en pini9te, rib ite itb bon
BEN ebrpitrbigen Sreun0innen los unb
rauI1te auf BEN 8lumenttl9 gu.
(ynrtfssuua foTQt9
, 1894-07-06

Baron Got6i9ilO in 8aris bat nit
Der 9tapiga3ione Generate in 0enuo etne11
8ertrag Gb9ei6loiien, nm 100000 Suoen
aus GuBlanb na1 8rulilien ST bef0roern ;
$500 itnb bsreIts 0a6in a%bgegan9en.
, 1894-07-06

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Animal Statement Of the QUEEN INSURANCE
the State of New York on the 31st day of December
1898: made to the Insurance superintendent of
the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
, 1894-07-06
WGrnnng q.

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DinenlDien 9dublern gee
tparnt, Die gstpbbuli9es
Slau6erioG5, u0er cine Ntt.
f3nn9 bon 9epDbuIt9em
@sioliBs@uloer ols nGarIsba.
Der Gala", ,Gpruoels 5Ql5",