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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-06

allowed to erect poles in certain streets
was passed.
Councilman Clark presented a resolution
that the sidewalks on North Main street
be repaired. 1t was referred to the com-
mittee on highways.
The Council passed in concurrence with
the Board resolutions relative to the salar-
les OF district and ward clerks; to the hold
ing of sessions In the Municipal Court;
the powers Of the deputy city treasurer;
to certain gifts for the North Burial
Ground, to the enlargement of Orms
street FIRE station, to the grading Of GER
tain streets.
A resolution from the Board relative TO
temporarily locating Hose 3 on Stewart
street was indefinitely postponed on mo-
ton OF Councilman Burton, and a substi-
tute resolution appropriating. $500 for
necessary repairs OF and the rental Of the
barn on Stewart street was passed.
A resolution from the Board relative to
disseminating the work Of construc-
tion on Academy avenue was referred TO
the commietee on sewers. The Council
adjourned at IL o'clock.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-06

liant was the result Of tacit
agreement between the two British zap
tains to work in unison, SO hat the win
ner OF the cup would be a British vessel,
this being a day OF Satanita weather
M the Britannia having but a small
chance of winning. Therefore the latter
very well devote herself to harras-
sing the American yacht. This maneuver
SO far succeeded that when the Vigiiant
ultimately got clear the Satanita was q
long way ahead.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-06

Immediately after crossing the line a
pretty contest occurred between the
Britannia and the tigffant.- The former
was holding the windward position and
the latter tried to pass her. But the
Prince Of Wales cutter Immediately luffed
up and held the vigilant. For a time,
consequently, both yachts made little for
ward progress.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-06

From this it will be seen that the
Vigilant had pulled up 1 minute 30 sec
onds since passing Ryde Pier, a very short
distance.
The Britannia had also gained, having
drawn up six seconds on the VIgilsnt, and
consequently, one minute, thirty-six
seconds on the Satanita.
AT Shanklin, Isle OF Wight, the times of
the vachta were.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-06
FOR SALE.

Complete Turnout. $50, consisting Of bay horse
very speedy. good horse to the roadi rubber trim
med harness, top buggy used very little, good
style. Also four democrat wagons, two open byg-
gies, new and second hand express wagons, heaty
and light harnesses. All cheap for cash. Can DC
seen at a. Lyman street. rear - Dean street.
aug e-M
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-06

A runaway occurred upon South Main
street this morning at $500 o'clock. Pat
rick Sprague was driving q spirited horse
In q small gig when the animal became
frightened at an electric car and bolted
for the sidewalk. The whiffietree was
broken and the driver thrown out. Be-
fore the animal could be controlled he
ran against and broke the window In
George Higgins variety store. 52 South
Main street. The damage VIII amount 10
about s..
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-06

A~lgernon has added one more to his list
OF mad joys. The proper thing now is for
him 10 carry n pocket phial containing a
mixture OF alcohol and menthol in which
TO dip the end Of his cigarette. IL Is more
trouble and the fluid costs something,
but on the other hand much II added TO
the pleasure OF the smoke and 1t kills
quicker.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-06

IL the above times were correct and the
order of the English yachts was right,
Vigilant was only six seconds behind
Satanita Inc the American yacht had a
lead Of one minute, one second on the
Britannia.
Continued on Pages
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-06
Is IL a Put Up Job?

The Satanita, in the meanwhile, rapidly
forged ahead and an idea directly struck
pll the spectators that the Brjtannia's
maneuver in holding the Vigil
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-06
Continued on Page 3. }

Word comes from all quarters that the
neatest and most satisfactory dye for coloring
the beard a brown or black Is uckingham's
Dye for the whiskers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-06
specIar Weather Bu,Iet,n.

BosroS. Aus. s. sa m.--Local forecast for New
England for % hoursi Par, slightly warmer, light
winds. generally westerly.
Note Excepting hcafy local rains on the south
Atlantic coast the weather o. the country - fair.
rising temperatures in central and western die.
tricts.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-06

the Rhode Island state Fair are TO let
early application will afford choice Of
alton.
ws-Ths Nsws-Tbs Nsws-Ths News
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-06
Progress. the watcbword.

n they build that railroad IN Springfield
from this city Charlie Parker will have more
customers aud he also thinks that other Places
than his barber shop will b greatly benefited.
The ~wstchword at Parker's. % Eddy street
IL progress.
ghs Naux.Xh4 6aEac2h EN
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-06

All three yachts got away in grand
style and once passed East Cowes Point,
they were reaching along at steamboat
speed with part of their starboard rails
submerged mi leaving a glistening.
foaming wake behind them.
At Ryde Pier the Satanita had a lead of
N minute, forty seconds over the Vigil
liant, and the latter had a lead OF ffty-one
seconds on the Britannia.
At Warner Lghtship.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-06

These times were only approximate, as
the signals sure indistinct from the shore
and it was difficult to distinguish the
craft.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-06
Vigilant Gains Rapidly

ventnor, Isle OF Wight, was passed by
the yachts about as follows:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-06
Warner %Lightship.

At Warner lightship, the times Of the
yachts were:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-04

Androscogsin ard Barker ~ Bleachs
Cottons at lie.
Fruit OF tho Loom, bleached. 7 and In
Utica, IO-4, Bleached Sheeting at p In
Utica, "a, Bleached Sheeting at 200.
Bleached Sheeting at 10. IL. and 100
Unbleached Jeans at Lie, worth 10
Canton Flannels at S. 6 II. z. 8. and 80
worth g. 10 Il Is. and 20c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-04
DRESS GOODS.

FURS, SEAL-SKINS, AND AoIItA-
CHAINS In all the latest novelties. An
entire new stock Just received from tho
largest importers and manufacturers. Our
prices are the lowest and qualities the
best.
LADIES WRAPS IN the new covert
cloth at $3.50, $50. $3.50. IS, 81. IS. $40,
up to SIS.
10 s25 for a very elegant Astrachan Fur
Cape.
CHfLDREN'S AND MISSES WRAPS
IN Refers and Gretchens. A large stock
and very low prices. We have some
very handsome wraps for old ladies' at
very low prices.
FUR CAPES AND WRAPS In all the
new things at low-tarin prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-04

All the above we will sell at LOW
TARIFF REDUCTION PRICES. Give
us call and you will be satisfied that
our prices are the lowest and our goods
the best,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-27
City Ticket ONES, SOl Main Sir,,t.

Through Pullman Palace sltepera. t,t..t
Improved Tourist hlccpuu. Free HeCInins
thar Cars Elcsaut bay Coaches
Telephone 49,
H. D. bthLtr, Gent Art rsurr. Dent
A. DICKINSON. General Alan ger
~. loAAt. y. A. a A. Agent
2. u. n. CtAFh,
OLIVER W MINK
hAlLIbt ANDERSON lUa.sI,...
Join W, uOANE
FREDERICK H. UeUDERr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-27

Indian corn ifttrictly On annual. Ev.
cry plAnt q CORP. being the product by
seed, IL new variety or subvarlety.
and by f'lssiian substantially nov
variety g. obtained. For Ibis tessou. OK
plains County Gentleman, a diatinr'
variety mny he gradually chspgad D.
ucc,tiivs rslasa1a. imptrcspulls %
ono season, bet gradually cdooting 0
considerable deviation lin character A
this ashiou, whsn farmers are huskiu
or handling ears 81 corn. they usay or
casiouAllT 10y aside ON err such a. tho
would Ike 10 raise Tor general crop.
They I.ay reject all such uars a. hny
u broad aud Lstyy cob that is hard G.
husk or e. break o. aud choose the on
they sometimes see that has a small oil
nt the bass Of the ssr and IL easily strip
ped u itn husk Continuing this eours.
you viii ia the course II ysn1i have
variety hat is generally easy to tusk
Choose handsome, VOL rounded osrf.
aud you will eventually have a Who'll,
variety. with handsome, we'll rounded
cars
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-27
IN r-e POULTRY YARD.

Selecting Winter Iayurs-Dispo.o OF OBJ
jectionsbic Fowls Eariy a. Possible.
Defects increase with age, and 10 Is
best 20 dispose OF an Objectionable Nom.
bors Of the hoCk early in the season. DO
not keep any chickens that appear stunt.
ed. They always degrade the appearance
OF a flock aud whom once fowl has
been stunted Il rs not Nc for breeding
purposes, and, In fact, Is not worth tho
keeping Disease or a tendency 20 dis.
ease is hereditary, says Farm Stock and
Home, which furnishes these dirootions'
Discard all hens that show a tendency
90 lay on Fat and retain those that under
proper feeding will convert tho food in.
TO eggs instead Of fat II part Of ths
flock convert tho food into fnt instead Of
eggs, the profit the layers might give is
eaton up by the dr0uos. No fowl should
DO retained shat docs not IN some man
ncr add 20 the profit VI the dock. Much
caro- should be observed Ia selecting lay
on for breeding purposes oyery year, and
IN short nme the entire flock Will COM
Eist of nothing bus layers
a good LAYER has small head, q long
mock and back aud wedge shaped body.
The eyes are bright, and The comb and
wattlcs are VI = bright red. She is ouor.
gutlc and active, starting at every sound
ormotion with an elastic spring A good
layer usually lays cggs that win hatch
we'll The yeTy fact that she is o good
layer shows thAs she Is in healthy con.
diuun, the consequence being that tho
creator number Of the sggs will b. fer.
tile and the chicks strong and vigorous
A hen Sc profit until she Is 3 years
old After that tho number Of eggs an.
nually decroaleS, and she should not be
kept longer uuls5l she IS - world beutur
and perfectly healthy
Tho hgus that mglt early should be
retained In preference 10 those that
mult late They viii come into plout
early IN winter wien eggs arc alta good
price Hes, glst hatch aud raise brood
mako good winter layers Tho rest they
got by incubation l,l Them Tor better
EoIL vlsa tloy start sgsiu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-27
OBITUARY NOTES.
uARnmr nouourY rlKN.

Sister Harriet Elkin, rolict 81 George
Elkln, departed this life ~ li!i5 o'clock
D. M. December -, 1895, at Preston,
Idaho. Sister Harriet liouEhoy, rellct u
the Late George Elsin, was born ia
Shropshire, England, on the 18Th Of
March iu.2; embraced tho Gospel Ia
February, lstI; omigrated from England
In January, 1870, lived In st. Louis i've
years, preparatory To ttting out for their
Journey to Utah. Loft 81. Louis ON tho
lg,h Of June, 1854. She buried hor hus-
band eight days afier starting, ho having
died OF cholera ON tho 21th Of june, 1854.
She drove her own team most " the way
across the plains and arrived In salt
Lake September 22nd, 1854. Sho pa, cd
through the various privations incident
TO the settlement Of tho new country.
She suffered all, and endured all to tho
end, faithful and true to her covenants
with her diseased husband aud 10 tho
Church Of God. She was tn. mother "
steven children, two OF whom survive
her She was be grandmother Of ten chill
dron aud great grandmother Of ave. She
died, o. she had lived, faithful aud true,
with tho hope Of a glorious resurrection
with the ELECTROMAGNETIC
MiNsHHiai Star aud English papers,
pleate copy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-27
PROVO.
First district Court Business.

Lena Laubenicr was granted d.
v0fce from john LauOuuder on the
ground oil failure 10 provide.
sarah Dudley received divorce
from Joseph Dudley on the ground Of
drunkenness. Piaintin was awarded
the custody VI three minor chilirou.
George Morrison aud Chaflsa Allen
have conmsucsi suit agailtt J0hu
Williams aud II. Ovspon W dslsfmine
the ownership 81 = mining olAiz, tpe
"a pex,0 situated near LeAminstOn In
MiliAfd county, which both parties
claim, Plaintiffs ask Tor $500 damages
for ores already extracted ny du.eni-
ants. DESCENDANTS have boen enlOinud
from interesting with the property
pending trial
Geofge a. storrs has brought tuii
against 4. q. Lee 10 dissolve a partner
snip existing between the parties
entered into In Spriugvllle In 1851
Plaintiff alleges that 81, 800 IL owing by
the firm OF StoTrs & Lee (the partners)
And that defendant lise refuses to
apply certain partnership property In
liquidation Of the Indebtedness.
Pialnuf therefore praya thatA receiver
be appointed and the partuership
afiairs Of the firm be wound up.
la the case Of David MoPhsfson "
ChRs Smith et nj; judgment by stiru-
latlon for $500, and $40 attorneys leo
and costs.
Ann NJ. Harper was granted a d..
vorce from James 4. Harper. The
parties were married In Heber CITY In
1898, aud, according 10 the testimony
Of plAintifl, defendant has been guilty
Of series Of acts OF cruelty, aud
has threatened aud attempted 10
Kill her At several times. A.
one time defendant was driving with
plaintiff aud threw the lines over the
horses and started them TO runaway,
saying that the team and plaintiff
could 70 u -, no did not care. A.
another time he had asked his daugh.
tiers TO take hold OF plaintiti, anu take
asiick and finish her up. Several other
circumstances were related, showing
that their family relations bad not
teen pleasant Costs ana attorneys
fees OF $50 were awarded plaintiff.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-27
Noles and Personals.

The cold weather Christmas night
caused slush Ice 10 form In the Factory
race To such an extent that the woolen
mile were unable TO start up next
morning.
The Sabbath school children Of tho
Fiftt and Third wares enjoyed =
Christmas tree and dance yesterday
afternoon Ia the assembly rooms 0f
their respective wards.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-27

For sale by C. VI / Drug Depart.
nrnt. Sole agents Tor Salt Lake City
T 4h
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-27
RAILR AID s.
RIO
GRANDE
WESTERN.
STANDARD GAUGE
s Sss.i 2a.a.. h Effect NoS 25th, 1894,

leave faIt Lake
No. Scr Provo, ninstsm, ant
ell ruiua tastus......... t.ct A. m.
No tier Prove cfaHd Juucuoa
tud a. p0isu Isst.......... TOP n.
No Ter Provo Manu-. aud
tsilst ...... ........a..a........ siop. n.
No t-Tor Eurstt ......... -...--...... t.0Qp. "a
so o-tor Ofisn sad Usst........ u &. y. ~.
no l-for Ogden aud tue Wsst.... lisg pm.
Arrive salt Lake
40 i-rrom Prove, grau1 Juncton
and The Esss...........,. lao p. N
NO .-from Provo. Graud JuuctoH
and The hatt......,........... nap 10.
No 5-from Biusham. Provo. Mauu
ana ealinasss.ss.. go q. m.
No. 7--if0m turoka....... ............... gi8iA
Ao l-irom Ogden and tho West 5Sa
NO. t-irom ugIc1 and tho West. 7gOp m
only line running through rullmaa Palace
Double uraWIuE Room eIeupora % usavsr VIA
Grand Junction aud 10 Kansas CITY and UhicA.
o. wa Colorado points free rsclnIag cbair
cars salt lAko tn Denver. and on'y Use rlu
ming fullmhn tleupors tait Lake " sau FRAU.
cisco. kochauGeaI sioas souussasas. hAfsig
speed arc comfort
Ticket once, 10 v. End South.
n &. DODGE. Az. WEunT.
Gen. MauaFer. Gth. supL
"a. itNNErr. Gen ESI.A
g. %. nAHUuck, General Freight Asn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-27

Here iH a formula for manure that
has been suecu't;ully used by % New
Jersey gardener for vegetables. On,
thousand pounds osttontsed meal OF
bonsmesl. both costing about $50 ton.
600 pounds b1nehlsok. costing s25 a
ton, aud 800 pounds Of muriAto Of pot.
nih, costing atg to CAS- n ton. Thir
makes one ten " frtt class manure.
costing about es0. This gardener says
In American Gardening. II have had
better results from this formula than
from et6 special msuurss from Oh,
manufacturer. used the above formula
ON two acres u sweet potatoes last sea.
son, making % hno crop Of about 90 bar.
rols to the sore. lput 1000 pounds u
the $50 fertilizer on each acre, costing
about ql8 r. an"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-27
Notes

Christmas was q quiet day. her.
chants e1 lrsts thsmsulvsi satisfied
with the holiday trade which conslttsd
Of the usofui and uscotsatJ ralhef lhan
the frivolous and ornamental. Tue
q, era Hsuse was well pnifoniEed.
The Calhoun Opera COMPANY prsaont'
ed Am0flIs, which was thoroughly
enjoyed. Tue musical difsc,ob Nj
Thos. q. Biplln. aui Miss Dora Wal.
liams, msiubsr u the chorus, were
married A. the tusd hs,sl paflOrs
yesterday afternoon. DR.. Jslfoyt, Of
Tue First N. h. Church, sflciaisj.
In the Fourth district court william
Edwards plead not guii.y to the
charge ufsiuni ig the ballot boxes. lie
furnished londs Of 5000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-27

over uds cover With Two or three iuohu
Of dirt, leaving the roots exposed Th,
only objection to this method Is that
sometimes mice find their way 20 The
cabbagei BY this method tho cabbage
arc EASILY reached In any weather This
way requires no trench. II Is surface
storage altogether. Ina every case the
outer leaves should be left on the heads
and ia oallar aud trench as well " with
thoie stored ON the surface should BE-
pressed and confined closely Cabbnges
th0vld BE- thus ohra1 Tor Just before
freezing commences In earnest They
arc the better for being left out Us loug
Us possible.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-27
TIE THROUGH CAR LINE.
Effective Dec. 10th, 1894.

Effective Dec. 10th, 1884.
ltasa Arure sna Dsssrf ~ sal LIZ
ca DatF a. FsHesss
AHHfva
Tres ~ Etttsrh Foinu .............. ats.
fTSn fuus. f0rutue, aan rrah
sifeo. cache NAlty aad Ofsssa
ifoh tll Itttsru FoiHit fart CiU
as s..,....sss |as.......... 4 % d IN
frou stH fftHcitcs, Ogdsa aud
mttrnsdiatt pgIutt.,............... 5iSs,
'from Anford. Juab. rr3yo. sanpsts
tla Asrsi'.a', .....................-.. 3 iopn
Urea lsraiuat shd ToosIs............ ~ ~
pErAEt
Tor VFdsu Para CITY SD al Etttefp
Felhh .'.'.sa',ssss ...........s......... go1s.
for ogden and iutsrmsdlsts polnta q. blIs
rur ogden, intermediate poIna
tau Francisco and Cache
valley poiuts. ....,ss,,s..,............ 2 an,
Tor Ogden, ell poiutt salt. Iiutta rorl
aud, Hud san Francisco, ann,
'tor ursta froto tsssss valley
hsphi Juab and FRISCO ...... MA,
ifor 1nesls Esd Tsrmisst............ 100.
-Ifalna south OF JaaJ run daily erss,t
Daily except Sunday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-27

Cabbage are best kept out Of doors.
Tho usual plan 10 to dis trCuch wide
enough for double or triple row Of
heads, In tails tTsHgh place thgm with
tho heads duwa ana cover with dirt A
plan described - Prairie Farmer con.
flstH in driving forks into tho ground
iorapols on which 20 hang tho cabbage.
Tho heads should touch tho ground, Tie
two together 10 hang over the aucl. and
then lay seine brush lgug.hwisc, or
ooman y siiI S.prq a-uiurt tho head, and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-27
DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD
The only line running tHO
Through Fast TfdlI daily
LEADVILLs,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER.
EPPECTIYE EOY. 10. lSal.

Train No. leaves Ogden 700 am,
salt Lake sos am, arrive at Pueblo
6.fS am. Colorado Springs 1854 am.
Denver 1880 am.
Train No. leaves Ogden 6;3, pm,
Salt Lake 1;H pm, arrive at Pueblo
S ~ pm, Colorado Springs o.: pm,
Denver g;7S pm.
Counec ions made a. Pueblo. Colorado
Springs aud Denver with all lines east
Elegant day coaches, chair cars aud Pull.
man Hleepsra on all trains. Take The
ID. q r. q. and have a comfortable trip
and enjoy the finest scenery on Tho ooh.
uurnt
A. 5. HUGHES, 4. X. HOOPER
Traffic Manager, q. y. 81 A.
Denver, Colo. Denver, Cola
ID. ., NEvGNA,
General ARsn.
Salt Lake GIG, "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-27
OGDEN.
The Irou Plant

The contemplated Iron plant IL
assuming a tangible shape. a site
comprising about 800 acres VI lauii
lying one mile south 0f Tue hOt
bpriugs, between the tracks " the
Southern Pacific SD The Unisn
Pacific railways, has bssp secured.
Grading aud foundation work will be
pfoceeued With without delay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-27
Burlington Route.

Pioneers IN tho Lumber Bus.
mess but still they aro In the
lead with their large and
most complete stock u
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-25
9cmtf6e 0anncrprafttttn

'ssyym oeuti4en 8uhbanbel 1T tir3z
li9 Elm Mert eri9ienen, bas nit Re4t
btel bon iid reben gema@t Fat, ba es
"iiber bas beut1be @aunert6um, bic
auntgriffe un6 jWewoha4eiten 6ehelz
BEN bic interenanteiten uno niiBli@iten
MuFI@lii1e sibt. 8erfafier beKelben
lit Elm Dr. @roB, ftaat.i9er 8eamter
I'M @ra3er 2anbssgeriht. Wir entz
nebmen bsmielben Golgenbes:
Die @aunerprattiten tbet(t @rob in
pier 9auptgruppen, uno 3tpar in bic
Menbermg bes Nus1ebens, falfAe Mas
mem i6rung, Stimulation BON &rantz
9etten unb 2etben uno in 3inten.
Inter 3inten per]tebsn bic @auner felt
Mitte bes porigen Sabrbun0erts jebe
gebeime Ser tdnbigung. Das Mort
miro bon @tnem Dom 3igeuneriThen
fung (@eru&) ab9eleitet, BON Mnoeren
mieber bon benz lateinii4en iignum,
fran36iii& itgne; pieueidt tommt es
audi bon Der Stint auf ben Wiirfeln
Grana6t1& ctnque) ber. Sic grobe
Scr @iaoembeit Der 3inten, HIRE pislz
fade W%ntpenbung uno peite 8erbreiz
tung tann fir ben unteri u4ungsri9z
ter imiofern bon Der grDbten Wi4tis=
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-25
Ut amitobaS Grnte.

@er @rntdberiht bon 1898, me1ber
fosben bon Der MderDauzI btbeilung
ber Manitobaz@ egterung berausgegez
ben lit, lift iebr po0itdnoig uno iberz
fihtli4. Die 9an3e mutt Mei5en ibez
.baute Tldde betrGgt 1908, $40 Older;
ber Durd1@nitts:rtrag bonn Older Re
l6uft ftH auf 1856 @uf6els, iomtt
bic gun3e @rnte auf 15,615,923, BE-
trdbtti@ tpentger als gel9Gbt NOR
ben mar. '@s lit bere4net, bab auz
9srblidlt@ 1tH muir 100000 Bu3bel
i'm 2anbe fir ben Grport befin0en.
yDie gelammts ,@rnte an 9ufer 1T ouf
9,822,945 unb an @erite auf 1884,
653 8ui6els bers4net. Dem 5la4se
bull 1T mebr .Mufmeralamteit getpi6=
met. Der @rport an 9ieb 1T i'm
Mad1len, 'belonoers na4 @4meimen
1T grobe Nadfrage, gu boben pretien.
Dte S4af3u9t tpiro in Der gan5en
Prpbin5 gut betrisben, ba lie bier gut
gebetbt. Inter benz Mbf4nitt rTarmz
Derbe 7erung" 1T nad9epte1en, baB
an @ebduben $1,050,540 p%erausgabt
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&etoen etttcS =

IS III eine bosbafts @erleumbung,
BAT Der Staat Connecticut muir vb0lz
5erne Mustatniihe" uno ~90l3erne
@4tnten" er5euge, pte ibm bon Differs
Der na4ge1a9t ymirb. '@r bringt pieles
Wno1e, bon Be onberem mert6 nno
Snterehe 4eroor, II. u. au4 cine 5ule
mertpur6iger Meni4en : Originate,
bic tbeils als @iniieoler, t6etls limit
ten oer Qualification bauien. gu fbz
men geb0rt aus bas unglidlthe tpanz
belnoe Barometer, uber peldes man
'neuerbings er5Gblt:
Sn ber @egenb, tpel9e maj, 'parz
fridge @un nennt, iebs Metlen n0roz
lih BON 9aolpme, fiibrt idpn ieit IS
Sabren Ssueq PdipeQ i'm @eb0l5 Elm
@imiieolerleben ieltlamer Mrt. @elbiz
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9te Strait ocS @tnoeS..

@insr bon ben tedhnii1sn 2eitern ber
p,ltberibmten Girma Stemens u.
@alste in 8er(in, Sberingenieur Dtblz
MANN, Bat bere@net, burh melden
Muf tpanb bon MtnbrGberr man
in BEN Gabrtten unb meutz