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The Yellowstone journal., 1894-09-26

Sept. -, 1883. the congress Of the
United States passed an act for the es-
tablishment OF a national postoffice sys-
tenn, and that prince Of practical men
Benjamin Franklin. was appointed the
first postmaster general. Previously
some Of the colonies had made attempts
to provide for postal Service. In 1867
the Virginia Legislature passed an act
requiring planters to furnish . man and
horse to forward letters from plantation
to plantation. under penalty Of being
fined hogshead OF tobacco. In 1872, q
monthly post" was started between
New York and Boston. From 1872 to
1799 the following were letter postage
rates: 30 miles. cents; % miles, 3
cents; 100 miles, 10 cents; $50 miles, IL
cents; 100 miles. Is cents; 80 miles, l:
cents; $40 miles, 20 cents; $50 miles. p
cents; over $50 miles, . cents. These
rates were pretty nearly prohibitory. In
1845. the rate was reduced to cents for
distances under 800 miles; over that
distance 10 cents. In 1850, the rate was
made 3 cents on prepaid letters. cents
on not prepaid under 3.000 milss; over
that distance. double rates. October Z.
1889, the letter rate was reduced to 2
cents for any distance in the United
States. In 185. the estimate Of the post-
Ofice department indicated . profit Of
$4,000 900 on letter mail, but . los Of
Oil 100000 on newspapers and packages.
Two out Of three post ofIicss do not pay
expenses Of maintenance. The most
rapid development, however. has been
in railway mail service. Whole trains of
specially built cafs, similar to the ..fast
wail' on the Burlington Route frsn
Chicago to Denver. over thousand miles
fly daily across the country, while =
force Of clerks distribute lettses and
papers on the way. The United States
mail service brinRs the whole people in
to quick communicates, ana vs could
hardly exist without Il. but The nail ie
only ono Of many services The railroads
render the people. Il you vouA hsvP
ct your command the nnut e1aunnt ed
Cpmfortable moana a 0onoeS Uovoi,
purchnse your tiohD alUuUo ~ ~ Due-
Ilngton. 6 any t,ehst sI.n& = q1AEen
WI. 9: Kenyca. 0ea. Fssn. Agent st
ko0os AA0D
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-09-26

SEALED PROPOSALS tor furnish
ing Coal for the school house at Miles
City. during the ensuing year. will be
received at the Office Of the undersigned
until II o'clock noon. Of Saturday. Oct
ober 9th, 1894, at which hour and place
the same will be opened. Proposals to
be addressed to the undersigned with
the words. Proposals for Coal" written
on the outside OF the envelope to avoid
opening by mistake before the time set.
The Board OF Trustees reserve the
right to reject any or all bids.
BY order OF the Board
GEO. w. ALLERToN,
Clerk.
Miles City, Sept. 18th, 1894.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-09-26

For the convenience OF those who
wish to make comparisons and for the
benefit Of those who can never remem-
Der, the JOURNAL will hereafter keep
standing a table Of the corresponding
month Of last year, showing day by day
the principal meteorological conditions.
as obtained from the record kept by the
United States weather observer in this
city. Following 10 the record for Sept.
1898:
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-09-26

SEALED PROPOSALS for furnish
ing thirty (3O) cords Of dry pine wood
mot :harred) for the school house at
Miles City will be received at the Office
OF the undersigned until II o'clock noon,
of Saturday, October 9Th, 1894. at which
hour and place they will be opened.
Proposals to be addressed to the under
signed with the words. Proposals for
Wood written on the outside OF the en-
veIope to avoid opening by mistake be-
fore the time set.
The Board Of Trustees reserve the
right to reject any or all bids.
By order OF the Board.
GEO. II. ALLERroN,
Clerk.
Miles CITY. Sent. 4th. 1894.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-09-26
Miles City. Sept. 4th. 1894.
Notice.

SEALED PROPOSALS will: be re
ceived by the Boar1 OF County Commis-
sioners OF Custer county, Montana. up
to l. o'clock m. ON Monday, October
sth. 1894. for the erection Of bridge
across the Big PorcupiDe creek, at or
near the northeast quarter of section 10,
township 6 north. range 30 east on
county road.
Bridge To be OF wood, or combination
wood and iron; bridge to consist OF one
span 65 feet in length, width OF road
way IA feet, height OF piers IA feet, to be
built Of cedar. filled with rock. each bid
der to furnish his own plans and speci-
fications.
The Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. By order OF the Board
OF County Commissioners.
A. H. SwERDFIGER. NJ
Clerk of Board.
Datedsat Miles City. Mont, Sept. 5. 1894.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-09-26

Being at supper. my wife did say
something thas caused me TO oppose her
in. She used the word DEVIL which
vexed me, and. amoAg Other thingA !
said would not have hee 70 ne that
word. upon which ahs took me- up most
scornfully, which. before Ashwell and
the rest Of the world, ! know mot nowa-
days how to check. - would hsreto-
fore, for less than that would have
made me strike her. 30 that 1ear
without great disorstion ] shall 60 near
to lose, too, my command over hen. and
nothing do it more than giving her this
occasion Of dancing and other pleasures.
whereby her mind is taken mp fEum har
business and finds other sweets besides
pleading Il ma and % makss ~ 49,
che begins not At all to tnks plsns1zs IN
me q study to please No = hsesooDusA
diary Of Samuel PepyG
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-09-26

. ssla citing His lssi lroad oRosss. Selects
the o

In ssle citing Ms Rniiroed OResss. Selects
That sffoads excellent and most COM
Portable facilities-The Milwaukee.
That traverses delightful and pictur-
ssque portion of the country-Ths
Milwaukee.
That has land merits) the reputation of
strength anG relisbility-Ths Mil
waukee.
That enovs popularity and is stamped
with public approval-Ths Ailwsu
kee.
That has substantial r0adbed and most
faeque.t train service = The Nil
waukee.
That regards. always. the sass. comfort
and safety of it, patrons Nil
waulkee.
That furnishes the latest private CON-
partment cars and latest library -saf-
fet smoking cars-The Milwaukee.
That furnishes elegant drawing room
parlor cara, free reclining char cars
and sunptuous dining cars-Ths
Milwaukee.
That lhas exclusive uss Of the slsctric
berth reading lamp-ThsAiIwaukss
"The Milwaukee, combines Ill a the
abovshn6 nose. too. It trains are ves-
tibuisd. heated by steam, electric lighted
and unsurpassed in luxuri0us appoint-
UootD.
The immortal Lincoln slid: "Follow
the people and you cannot be fer frum
right" The People. use The liiWau-
j, I. CoNLxY,
A., ,s0snl. Pnsssnger Agent
St Paul. Mia.
Nosn-uvs trains daily fspa Tvin
Oleies - CAisaeo oss to s. Lesia -
n - Kaasss CITY
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-09-26

SEALED PROPOSALS will be re &.
ceived by the undersigned up to Mon.
day Oct. let. at o'clock p. IN. for fur
nishing all the coal required by the
Leighton estate from Oct. LIST, 1894 to
May 1st 1895. The right to reject any
or all bids is reserved.
w. j. ZIMMERMAN,
Clerk OF Dist Court.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-09-26
Dank Sssssuaeut.

New YORK. Sept. 25.-Last weeks
statement elbows: Reserve. increase,
S2O,975; loans. increase. e2632.3OO spe-
cie,. increase. e574, 100; legal tender. do
crease, e20. 200; deposits, increase,
81 ,D3, 200; circulation. increase. e30e, 100.
The banks now hold G9.932, ,775 in ex-
cess Of requirements.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-09-26

The figures in the right hand coiump
denote the average thermometer reading
for the day. The highest temperature
during the month was 80 on the 7th.
The amount Of rainfall during the
month was l.89 Of an inch.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-09-26
for Enfants and Children.

~Casessia isss ves1 ad~s SeSl 10 cAil1Fsashas
IsusnnmMsd Il - superior b any pscsrip1ion
hnpUn - n,a~ H A. AI,cHER. II D.,
III 81. Oxford So. s.rooklyn. NY.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-11-16
HOME AND VICINITY.

HOME AND VICINITY.
"Peck's
Bad Boy"
Opera House,
Tuesday evening, Nov. Goth.
See those buffalo robes at Delavan' IS
J. w. McAllister was in Ovid Thurs
day.
Mccullough has fine line of ladies
warm shoes.
&c. Carey was home from Petoskey
over Sunday.
b +. Welty and wife were in Sagi-
nav Saturday.
A. w. Wright had business in De-
trot Wednesday.
Buy your baled hay and feed at the
Alma Feed Store.
Z. b. Green returned to his home in
Oivet, last Saturday.
Buy your underwear at Messenger q
Co.'S Complete line.
w. A. Bahlke spent Sunday with his
parents in Ionia county.
Jas. Morrison, of Farwell, was in
Alma Tuesday on business.
Look for the change Of adv. of the
Alma Feed Store, on first page.
Mrs. w. F. Jones has been Ill this
week with an attack of la grippe.
The Barber boys killed two nice
deer upon the Little Salt last week.
The Roller Mills wants your wheat
aud will pay you more than the market
price.
Fifty pieces of choice new prints is
offered at three cents per yard at f. 4.
Polasky s.
The Maccabees. of Elwell, will give a
masquerade ball on the night OF
Thanksgiving.
| will pay the highest market price
for 200 bushels of oats delivered at the
Alma Feed Store. j. +. MEDLER.
Three cases of scarlet fever at ltha
ca caused the school board to close the
schools for few days.
An out door skating rink is being fit
ted up at Ithaca and will be open eacf
afternoon and evening.
NJ. f. Benedict and family, o.
Orleans, Ionia Co., spent Sunday will
her sister Mrs. Bogardus.
r.. ID. Lemen was called to Evansville
Monday by telegram announcing TIT
serious illness of his father.
The Woman's Club will meet will
Mrs. Oryille Davis, Nov. 10th. Sub
iect. Book / of Paradise Lost"
Mrs. Ashley Clark, of Berlin, Ken
county, is visiting friends in Alma
Their new home will be Finley, Ohio
Married at Edmore, Nov. Sth, by Rev
Henry Marsh, B. L. Ward, of Alma
and Miss Elizabeth Scott, OF Ceda
Lake.
Ladies call and see the line of beauti
full shades in 46 inch serges at only .
cents yard, just opened at f. i. Pc
lasky's.
L.. ID. Rodman now has first elias
tinsmith and is ready to do anythin
in his line. He solicits share Of pal
ronage.
"Peck's Bad Boy" Company, whic
has been so many years on the roa
will appear at the Opera House Tues
day, Noy. 20.
The Bruce Washburn Specially O.
= held forth at the Opera House Monda
y and Tuesday night. In addition the
sold Indian medicine.
C j. n. Mccall, editor of the Herald
C Ithaca, was married last Tuesday
C Miss Hattie Richardson, one of Ithaca
c prominent young ladies'. Here's col
CALCULATIONS Mac"
Married at Sherodsville, Ohio, DC
Dist, Mr.. Virgil f. Walker, of Sherod
Vile, and Miss Anna Tompson, {
Alma. The happy couple began hous
keeping in the home previously prepa
ed for the coming of the bride.
Peck's Bad Boy is looked at to-day ;
one of our sterling farce comedie
The company which will present it
- the Opera House next Tuesday is cor
posed Of exceptionally strong coined
ans and specially artists, and the resu
IS an entertainment Of SURPRISING e.
cellence. Admission, %, IS and
cents. Seats on sale al Webs Dirt
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-11-16
BHZHR
GOODS

We are opening some of the
finest goods in this line ever
opened in the county. We
bought these goods for cash and
can save you money.
We give you a ticket on
$4,000 Lamp with every dollar
you trade.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-11-16
VERM EULEN
OFFERS
THIS w EEK

Finest GRADUATED Sugar per 10. . 44c
Confectionery A Sugar per Id -. 4tc
Yellow Sugar per 10 ........ &C
New Apricots per Id ..........loc
New Peaches peralb. ...........l0c
New Goldfish per Id ............5c
5 lbs of new Prunes for .......25c
7 lbs Of Rice for. ..............2 5c
Tea Dust per ID ........... -. sc
, 1894-02-12
1m Ounfel Ser uladt.
ID. G. Chalmers, Elm Stuoent Ger ir1niperIitY
Of Chicago, finoet eincn DEB in ieinem
ShIaf5imlner mo 6dIt inn feit, bis
Billie eirtrift.

g~tacbttpGcbter Salad macbtc geltern Morz
gen I'M a. l1br cine ieiner &un6en burcb
bas @ebGuoe Der yltniOeriitp Of G6tcago"
unb bate eben Dem S6lafiGaL ber yOtpi7
nitpzS 6ule", bcren Scbitlcr3abl ii9 auf
lccbSig beGGuft, perlaiie1 ullb ct befano lib
auf benz Ncge nacb Der @OlbD Sale, ais
6Ilferufe, Die al ietn O9r icblu9en, i'm
DeranlaBtet, mteDer um3ufcbren. ST elite
bic sum ~sipeiten Stodmerf fiihren6e Greppc
empor unO itieB bier auf cine gauge 2ln3abl
Der y0iDititD"e Stuoentcn, Sic in GROCER
Nufre8ung ouf Dem Gorflur, nur nit
9focbtbenloen bcfletoct, berumItefen, un0
6ltlfcrlte au5lttcbeu. @tnige periltcbtelt
pergeblib Sic Ghiir be5 3immerS 9to. 1873
auf5ubrccbcn, aus bcn1 Gin niiter 2Qrm
uno ebeufaIS 6iilfcrufc berportOnten.
8l0blicb b0rten sic Observation-Disclosures
in benz .3imner Elm Wt06elltiid untfaQen
unO eS fla1g, ais ipcnn 8or5cuantpaaren
auf Dem TuBboOcn 3erbrGt6en. 0ann
mur6e cS it'll unb 9leicb oorallf murDe Die
Sbltr ton tnnen ge0ffnet. Wfdn ftiirmte
btneir unO fanO Nun in benz 3tmmer cine
unbei6reiblicbe ltnoronuug. Sn elmer
SIDE mar Der Stubent s.. g. @roiie0 be-
milht, einen umgeftlir3ten Q8aibtilc6 ouf7
5uri9ten, ipObci ct Glsrief: p6alt i'm feit,
g8iu, mir DerOen Dir gletb 3ur 6iilfe
tommen." 8on alien Soften elite man
nun berbei, i0aftte Sen 8dibtiib bel Settle
uno nun entbe6te man auf benz 8o6ell snet
Wtdntergeltalten. Ser ObenGiegcnDe mar
Der STUDENT gS. 6. Chalmers, ser einen
6rentOen an Der @ur9el 9epadt bate 1l1D
i'm nicberbtelt.
Wan trennte Sic 8et6en, rief Bic 8oltsct
ltno Die et1treffen6en 8eamten erfnnnten
in 0em6renlOen einen gefd6rltcben S6lcibz
oteb, Der ipGter auf Der WooDlapn Station
ietnen Gannen ais Sobn 2unb an9ab.
Chalmers er5G6lte nun ieiren ~eritaunten
Gommilitonen, OaB, ct un0 G6eiieD burcb
Elm @erGul6 9etpedt norben leier un6
beim S6etnc Der StraBenlaternen etnen
TremOen I'M 3immer geleben bGtteu.
Obne 8eiinnen babe ct (GbalmerS) Iicb auf
ben @inortn8ltn9 8~eitir5t un0 bel Dem nun
fol8enOcn Gtn9fampfe bGtten ite Nles i'm
Simmer u%m9emOrfen. GinmaL lei cS 6em
9teb 9elungen, iib BON ibnl IoS3ureiBen,
unD Setter babe Deriubt, bur9 Elm Teniter
GIT fommen, DOb er babe i'm pieoer ms
3tmmer binetnge3ogen. Son gteucm iet
Der 9ftn9fampf %entbrannt, Bel benz CT
i6lteBlib 0te Sberbun0 getponnen babe.
Chalmers Bate eine b0ie S9romme an
Der Sttrn, ipar o6er ionit unoerleBt. Otit
Dem S6laf bet Stu0enten mar e5 fir oiele
9taC6t D0rbet.
, 1894-02-12
Rletne UdGhrtbten.

- Nlt9r1t Silent, Elm tunger Wt1nn nit
etncm itbernlGBt8 groBen &opf, nur6e beute
BON 3ttdter Seriten nm $50 b~eitraft, neil
er obne bor9er etn9ebolte @rlaubniB, bic
Wobnung BON @6aS. 0aleD an Meusitr.
betrat u11D fth BORT 51 8ett legte.
- SerrD gtoOnan ltanb beute Dor Gicbz
ter &eriten unter BET 9lntlage, elm SaB@tn
i'm Bertbe BON SIG geitoblen un0 ben Ser
lucb gen1abt SIT BADEN, baiielbe gu perfauz
fen. st %be6alptet, unicbuloig gu ietn, uno
miro I'm 20. 3. so. @ele9en6ett 6aben,
ietne ltnibulO gu betpetien.
- Wftnnie Stanley fton6 beute Weorqen
bot benz 0ticbter 9oDle urter Ser 2(ntlQae
0eS 0iebitablS. 9aot0 2atCbfor0 BON go.
142 QB. WfaOtionftr. %bebauptete, oaB Wtnnie
tDn in etne QStrtbic6aft gefiibrt uno linn
bort $40 aus Der Sa1cbe 0eitoblen babe.
Sic ipuroe unter $500 8lirgi6aft an bas
G~rtnttnalgertc6t Derlpielen.
- Oerr WfOnt9omerD, Der Superintenz
bent oeS Boltla6en> Qlblieferungs6ienites
felt eS in Qtbreoe, 9eGuBert sn baben, BAH
bte 8ori6ld9e oes @eneralz8 oitmeifterS
fir @lenocrun9en in 8e3u9 auf Sic 8ef6rz
berun9 bon B0lt1acben Speiter ull0 britter
&laiie, nibt empfeblen8pert6 ieien. Gr
babe bic 8Ori6lG9e i'm @e9ent6cil fir iebr
empfebIenStpertb ertidrt.
- Der Observation-Disclosures 6omcr Stciuart
lteB beltte Gorntttta9 Sen Qluitralilcben
8retsborcr @eor8c @rtffttbs, better befannt
ais rOoung @rtffo", einlocben, ipeiG Ser
ielbe tRn am Samita8 fir cine 0roic6fenz
fdbrt itatt nit 8aargel0 nit TdultIcblGQen
be5a6lt bate. Ser Observation-Disclosures be-
i6uLot9t ben 8~reisborcr fcrner, Der 8ez
tpObner zines nnoroentltcben 6auies an scr
8obai6 AOe. 81 ietn.
= Sranf Beteif, Trant TiIber uno
George harrington tpur6en beutc MorQet
bon Dem &tcbter @berbar6t me0el1 Sin
bru95 inter $1,000 8iir9icbaft an baS
Grtminalgert9t Dertpteicn. SIC pcr0cn
BON Jtubolpb 0trtb, SOB 8luc SSSlon6
Qpe., beibalOt9t, uni Somitag 9lbeno Gin
S6aufenlter III ieinem 2aoen ei1tQebriidt
unO odnn mebrere IN Dem Seniter eusQez
le9te Waaren geItoDlen 51 DQbeu.
= Wtutam WtcOtanus ipuroer oefterr
Nbeno aus benz 8arnett 6oulc an Der
@larfltr., no ct felt I%dn9erer 3eit getpobnt
bat, BON benz Gi9entbiimer DeS1clben Dor
Die S9tr geiebt, neil man pcrmutDcte, 6af
u ulE OlullGIH VuIle. VT De9QD 1tC1 mach
benz @eiunobettsbureau i'm Gatbbauie, mo
man tbn aber mertpitrbi9er 8eiie aui
@rrno elmer ltnterlltcbung fir geiun6 err
tldrte. 0ob MAJ bebtelt i'm bis gum
Wforgen bort unO par MIGHT tpeni9 err
1taunt, bel elmer ~8tpetten l~lnteriudbun9 All
entbefen, baB ct nit ben icbpor5en 8latz
tern bebattet mar, tpeSpc9en er mach Dem
PeitDauie geidbafft murbe.' Serner bracbte
man beute firth bortbtn: Suian 8erro,
3O3O 0eertn8itr., So6n 9aQ aus 80 Nort6
G%lorfitr. uno Goparo O'8ricn, ben man
in &afeiibe in elmer S%uppentiide ouffonb,
Sn 6ol9e oeS icblebten 8etters miiiien bic
II Battenten, bic beute fri6 aus Dem
8latterns 6oSpttal entloiien tper6en iolterr,
nocb bort perlpeiIen, bis freunOlic9e g8ittes
rung etntrtt1.
, 1894-02-12
Gin Reperen6 in CrubeI.

Ser Ge0. George g. g. 6opar0, ser
BON S. Summerton, einem berporragen6en
Wtttglieb BET Barf 2loe. Metbooiitenfircbe
bei6ulOi8t lit, einen alf Dem Namen ocs
leBteren auS9eitellten falidben Gbef iiber
$50 in umlauf -geieBt GIT boben, tptr6 Nor
gen bor Dem &i9tcr Softer Elm @prperb0r
3u beite6en baben. Sis babin bat CHARLES
9. Mablnetes BON $40. 713 6reOertditraBe
fir ben &eOercnO $500 8urgibaft geIteut.
6rau 6%arrtn9ton bon $40. 10 Warren Npe.
%bebauptet baB 6omarb t6r $40 fir
u8Oar0" ibul0i8 lit. @, S. @oooD bon
Der Chicago Mtuitc SO. bat Der &epereno
nm 5000 an9epumpt, uno auBerbem liegen
gegen ben pitrbi9en perrn noc6 mebrere
Qbnltcbe &logen Dor.
, 1894-02-12
SStttcreHnttc NSc1tcritnn-

Die IN berStobt SEEM Oort icit geroumer
Belt belte0enOe &unit9eieui5aft (Munici-
pal Art Society, bic ii9 nit Ser lobenSz
foertben Aufgabe 6efaBt, unter Set 0ortigen
SeoolterHng ben &unitiirm gu tueder, Ser
peta1ntltcb DEM mejtouS 8r0Bten 86ct(e 0eS
amertfantI9en 8Olfe8 nocb p0Qto obqebt,
1te3t I'M 6e8rtffe, ci1en eigenartigen BIon
3l oertptrtli6en, Der cine in Dteiem Qon6e
Dout9 u%nbetannte 9teucrung auf bem@ebiet
Der &unft IN ii3 i9lieBt, uno Bic beBbolb
lIn5tpettelbaft Nufieben erregen lno nit
Snterelie Derfol8t peroen miro. Sic beQbz
1tcbtt9t nGmll6, bic inneren RGume Der
o%ortt9en Offentlicben @e6Gube nit bereu
b@ultcbem G0aratter uno ben 2pefen
nelcbe tie %oIenen, e~ntiprcdbenoen 0efenz
Nno Nano8emGloen, lopie nit qe6ieoenen
9Serfen Der 8ilb6auertmlt, baupt16dlicb
8aiten unb Statuen beribmter 4crl6nz
l'cbtetten, bic nit Set @elcbicbtc 0icie les Sam
oeS Ino Der Stabt Stem Oorf in 3ulamz
menRdng iteben, 8u ibmiifen. Ser Q(nfqno
1ou IN eincm Ser S6Ge 6es @cricbtsoebGuz
be5 geuac6t per6elt.
Sn oteIen Stabten, aucb III man6en
, 1894-02-12
Stdott1hes.
foloen Ger Giferfuht.

Mamic 6arriS, cine Dor etma bier
8oben BON &oniaS nab Chicago ge>
tOmmene 24lGbri9e farbt9e 9trne ipurbe
9eitern Mtorgelr Inn 3 ubr in S. g. Sobn7
IONS Q8trtblbaft $40. 500 State Str., bon
benz in ienem 2ofale ais GlaDieripteler be-
ibaftigten Sarbigen @reen Serb eri6oiien.
2lm ~Nadbutttag perboftetc man benlelben
unb brocbtc ibn nacb Der t6arriionitraBen@
Station, no ct folgenbe Nn8a6en iiber ietne
&bat maAtc:
Snfolge zines 8erbdItniiias, 6as er nit
Momie 6arris felt bier Wtonaten u1terz
balte1, bate er itb beren @tferiu6t 3ugez
5o8en, ais CT Dor eini9en @od6en nit etnem
aroeren 6rauen5tmmer anbGnbelte uno ba
ite tbm Oieierbalb 9tacbe 9eicbporen bate,
fltrcbtete er it9 Dor etnem 3uiammentrcffen
nit tDr. @eitern Worgen nun frat ite in
betruntenem 3uitanoe in DaS 2pfal, iiber>
bdufte Serb nit S9impfnamen un6 fteL
nit einem Wteiier in Der 6an6 iiber i'm
bcr. ST 8o9 einen GeDolDer unO ianbte tbr
Oret &u9eln entgegen, Die ibr in ben
W&lno, ben jDalS unb bie recbte Seite elm
0ran9en un0 ibren tnnerbaIb elmer Stunoe
inn GountD2 6Oipital eintrete1oen Sob perz
urla6ten.
, 1894-02-12
Cine unterirOiffe Bnbn.
:. +. 5arror's fiihner Plan fir ole S6iuno
oes SdneIperfehrs=probIen

s. s.. Tarrar, Elm bieltger @run6ei9enz
tbumsbGnoler, trG9t itc6 nit einem neltz
orttgen 8lanc SUIT 2Oiung bcS S~cbneuper7
febrS9B roblemS fir uniere Staot. ST
plant nGnltb ben 8au elmer unterir6tlben
8abn, bic inter Sen Seitentpegen laufen
iou, uto ct bot lcbon auSgerebnet, SAB Sic
Wfetle elmer iolcben 8abn auf MIR ettpo
800, 900 5u iteben fommen piir0c.
Tarrar b%eftntrt ieinen 8lan folgen6erz
ntaBen: Die unter ben Seitennegen lotz
fenbe 1nterirbiicbe 8a6n ioQ. ni6t cine
8ermtttclungSbabn fir Die 6ocbbabn,
ionbern cine ielbfitGnbi9e 8a6n 8ur Be-
fOroerung bon 8aliagteren bonn @cicbGftsz
centrum Der Staot nac6 aIen Stabttbeilen
tperoe1t. 8er1neifun9en Daben ergeben,
6aB Bic Settentpegc an Sen StraBen brett
9enug itnb, I'M bic 2lnlage Ser 8a6n 3u gez
~itatten, 6a bic 8abn mt cine 8reite bon
6 SuB D~erlangt. 9aS iebtge Stetntrottotr
piirbe Durcb etn iol9es aus ftarten @las>
platten 5t erieben iein. QlS Trtebfraft fir
bic @aggons ioQ @leftrt3itdt benuBt
tperbe11.
Der ltrbeber 6eS 8GaneS glaubt, 6aB
ieiner S6ee feline medbantibe S9tpiertgz
fette1 I'M Wege iteben ltn0 baB eS tb1n oucb
nidt i6tper wer6en tpir6e, 6aS 0egerecbt
fit bic Srnnelbabn 81 ~erlangen. Gr metnt,
baB Die @run6et9entbimer 9er1e tbre 3uz
itimmung geben piirOen, ba 6as @la87
t"rottoir i6nen erm09Iidben tpiir6e, Die
&euer9ei6oiie ibrer 6auicr gu 2dbcn aus
5ubauel1, bic gu guten g~retien per1ntetbet
Der0e1 t0nnten.
@etpiiie S6piert9tettcn, 6te ber Qusz
fit6rung ietner YlGne entge9eniteben,
icbeint 6err Sarror aber iibcriebe1t gu
baben. SIN Oielen S6Qen ra9en ndmGi6 bic
SunOamentirungen ser 6Guier melt in sic
StraBen binein, Die Ourbfiibrung Der
8abn inter ben StraBenfreuSun9en tpitrbe
itcberltc6 nit S6iDiertgfeiten %Derfniipft
ietn uno in cnOeren Sduen miirben Die
@ingange gu BEN &eaer8ei9oiien Der6arris
taotrt merDen.
, 1894-02-12
Die februar=O~ efdworenen.


Die Wtit8lte6er Ser 6ebruar=@ ranbiurD
eri9tencn beute 8ormittag i6rer 8orlaoung
9emdB i'm @rtmtnalgeribt 9ebGube, 6a aber
tetn Gtcbter anmeien6 mar, tonnten ie
no6 ni6t eingeibnoren tper0er. 0as
leBtere miro mor8en 0urcb 9tt4ter G9etlain
9ei6eDen.
9ie @ranOiur0 beite6t aus foGgen0en
6erren:
GborGes 8ef, OrGan6; @m. G6lon,
gto. 1927 Sbermanitr.; s.. 8. Oerr,
Wttcbi9an Q(Oe. un6 sc. StraBe; g. s..
9eoruii6, SEQ. 282 TGournoD StraBc
NnOrem GoOnep, $50. 1910 II. StraBe;
Sor1eS S'Gonnel, go. II SeloenltraBe !;
S. =. WtcGartbD, u Weiionitr.; S. s..
W}cgficbolS, 286 2oomjSitr.; 9ufe @gneip,
215 Guibitr.; 6reb. SOBER, 527 Mlonroez
ttraBe; s. 81. Gbriitenien, 442 gBeltz
SnotanaitraBe; SboS. fitzgerald, 9}o.
1923 Meit : 6arrtfonzS troBc. uno
98. 9. SetpeQ, 2tuittn; @m. 6agel, 243O
0r3aroltraBe; &. 9. Gaplor, 8alattne ;
Sim 6ogan, 40 GmeroIb QlOe.; SOS. W&cs
@onn, Mont Gloire; SO5n Slipper,
8remen; ". s. 6arper, 121 8eit 9olfz
itraBe; 81. s.. Sherman, 43 g. Gjrecnitr. ;
Gbrtit, 28eber, Dat @len; q. 90, Sling,
1872 8uftngbam 8tace; &. $. @eefs,
81 6alttn8SitraBe.