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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-13

Is better for the party to draw out
candidates prior 70 the convention and
let the convention pass upon them and
select from them, than wait until after
the eleventh hour and take any that
nav Be In sight The rank and file
Of the party are somewhat responsible
for the conditions Of the past; they
we're silent when they should not have
ieen silent Let them not repeat the
mistake again II Cincinnatus is
wanted and he be following his ploE
call him. If Washington is wanted
and be Be in the wilderness with
his chain and compass, cal him.
Above all things the party must not
repeat its mistakes Of two election
years past.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-13
THE TARIFF SCARE.

The journal Of Commerce, an organ
Of the manufacturing industries Of
New England, has given the Republic
can calamity shriekers pretty severe
setback hy publishing some facts re-
garding the condition Of the manufac-
turing ceuters Of the east. It says that
manufacturers say the outlook Is good,
it declares that throughout northern
Alabama there has been healthy re-
viyal of business and it is announced
that the improvement began soon after
the announcement Of the new tariff
bill. Among the items Of interest con
tanned in the last issue OF the Journal
are the following:
The Lowell Manufacturing company,
resumed work Tuesday in all its de-
partments with a full complement Of
help.
It Is said thar the Roxbury carpet
factory, Boston, will start up next
week and run on full time This will
be good news to the people living in
that neighborhood, as the factory en-
ploys 1000 men.
The Mitchell mills, Fitchburg, which
recently shut down, are now running
again on full time.
The Hartlaud wooden mills, Hart
land, Maine, is getting ready as fast
as possible. Some twelve looms are
now running and more will be soon.
The following has reference to tex
tile operations in Bennington, Vt:
The mill Of the Aldine Knitting COM
pany. which has been closed for seven
months, is now running on full time
with full force. William Campbell,
employing 425 men, is working over
time. The Cooper Manufacturing Go.
and Bradford & Co., resumed work
last week
Rays Ballon mill at WooDsocket,
r. l., is running night and day.
Clark's Satinet mill at Slocum, has
started up in full blast.
All the wooden mills at Olneyville
started mp Thursday of last week and
there is a general feeling Of satisfac-
ton throughout the town.
The ". Heminway & Sons silk Co,
Watertown, has been running its fac
tory to midnight to ill some large or
ders on hand.
Every mill in Pittsburg has started
up and are giving work to thousands
of men.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-13
BETTER EARLY THAN TOO LATE.

The last two state conventions the
Democrats went into their convention
hall without knowing what candidates
would be before them for congress
and for the different state Offices. The
result was when one nomination was
made, the convention would take a
recess, skirmish around and scare up
the man for the next office.
The folly Of such a course is too
palpable to name it. Such action is
beneath the dignity Of a great party
like the democratic party;it places the
candidates at a disadvantage from
which it is impossible to recover in a
short campaign. Itmeans defeat from
the start.
THE News viii insist that the party
be not guilty Of the same folly this
year. The offices to be filed are all
offices Of honor and trust, if not Of
great emolument, and they should be
sought for by honorable men. If no
worthy candidates can be found seek
ing them, then the party has no right
to force a member to sacrifice himself
martyr for the cause and at such a
cruel disadvantage. If no member
wants the Office, it win be better for
the party to let it 90 to another party
than to sacrifice uselessly candidate
for the sake of having one.
The age Of the office seeking the
man has past and the age Of the man
seeking the Office is at hand. When
candidates proclaim themselves for
office prior to the convention, the peo-
pie have an opportunity to pass upon
them and judge Of their fitness-and
the people left to themselves rarely
make mistakes-but when there are
none, the delegates to the convention
are often influenced by other consid-
erations than fitness and vote in ac-
cordancc with the size Of the check
the nominee can put up for campaign
purposes.
TIE News will insist that it is bet
ter to be early than too late-that it
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-13
s.DOors Open al 1880. >

The following good story IS told on
an editor, but we need not give his
name:
When a boy his father was running
a printing Office and published little
weekly paper One day an advance
agent for a show came along and or
dered some posters printed on cotton
cloth. His order was filed. but for
some reason he failed 70 call for them
and they we're left behind The edi-
tors wife ran across them and as cloth
was high she took them home and US
Ell them to line pair Of pants that
she was making for the future edit 7,
then boy " ten years. As the days
rolled by the pants grew threadbare
and at school one day he accidenily
tore out the seat, leaving about foot
of the lining exposed to view. This
Of itself would have made the boys
smile, but they laughed until the tears
came when they observed the follow
ing words standidg out boldly upon
the lining in bold type: "Doors open
at Z 80, performance begins at s. 3"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-13

SoNE people are born ungrateful and
some are educated to ingratirude.
Look here. In Boise City there are
Republicans who insist that Colonel
Shoup must 20 back to the Senate,
Fremont Wood to Congress and Capt.
Wells be governor With that ticket
what a lot Of irrigation bitches have
been dug to no purpose, and what 4
AoW Of eloquence On the Election bill
has been wasted On the desert air.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-13
IDAHO's NORMAL SCHOOL.
Governor Mcconnell Assists In the For
NAL Opening at Albion.


The first normal school ever estab-
tished in the state Of Idaho was open
ed at Albion Tuesday, under favorable
auspices, Notwithstanding the extreme
inclemency Of the weather. All day
long the air was filed with binding
snow and the cold was severe.
Gov. Mcconnell and Hon. Frank G.
Ramsey generously accepted an invi-
tation to be present, the former deliy.
ering an address to tue pupils and
teachers, after which a hearty hand
shaking took place between his Ex-
cellency and the pupils and teachers.
The State Normal School building
is made OF native rock, situated on
high land overlooking the city, and is
a magnificent edifce. It rebounds
with much credit to those whose en-
ergy and money vas spent IN its cree.
ton.
In the evening an immense crowd
listened to an interesting talk by the
Governor, he speaking at length on
the issues Of importance to the state
at large, especially the matter Of
irrigation and reclamation Of the ard
lands. A grand and well attended
ball followed Tribune.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-13

oScE upon time little boy bait
ed hole in the creek and then invited
a neighbors boy to 60 down and help
him catch the baited fish. The neigh
Dor went and lucky for himself caught
the fish. Captain Gum, Of the Boise
Sentinel, has been having a good lish-
ing place all to himself with the Pop
ulists, but he has invited Judge Clag-
EFT to come down and help him fish.
The Judge is coming. About conyen-
ton time next August we will tell you
who caught the fish and then give you
the moral to this story.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-13

And IN accordance with law and the order
OF the Board Of Trustees 81 tho corporation
made on said 2jd day Df september and ffh Of
November. 1893, 50 many shares 81 each par
Gel Of stock as may be- necessary viii be fOld
al public auction az the principal Office of the
company in BackfOOt idaho. at3 O'Clock D ri
on the gih day OF January. 1924, ~ pay delin-
Quent assessment, cost NJ advertising and ex-
pcuse OF sale. JOHN MONTGOMERY,
Secretary Eastern Idaho water Co.
BlackfOOt, Idae0. December II, l6sD.
BY order % the Board Of Trustees the date
Of sale 81 the delinquent stock 80 advertised
above has been postponed 70 Saturday Feb
ra2rY 10Th. liHf. ~ O'Clock D. ~.
JOHN MONTGOMERY. Sec.
BlaekfOOt January OH, 1894.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-13
Consumed BY the Flames.

CHICAGO, Jan. S.-The Worlds Fair
Pompeii came tonight. A rushing
volume Of fame, huge gothic archi-
lecture tumbling into chaos, bewilder-
ed mobs Of people, all we're there IN
der a great starry sky Of Italian clear
ness, with Lake Michigan's broad ex-
panse second Mediterranean. Prob
ably no more magnificent, yet terrify-
ing spectacle has ever been witnessed
this side Of the Atlantic. II was long
after dark tonight, when belated PEG.
pie were returning from work to their
homes in the southern suburbs along
the elevated road there was noticed q
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-13

or shores Immigration IS certainly
desirable when restricted 70 legitimate
channels, but when the panpers Of al
Europe are dumped upon or shores
Il becomes q curse rather than bless
ing Seltsupporting, industrious
foreigners will always Be welcomed
here, buI We have 10 nse for the over
foE Of the European prisons
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-13

WASHINGTON, Jan, 10.-Secretary
Carlisle proposed an issue Of bonds to
the Senate committee on finances this
afternoon. VOORHEES,. Harris, Jones,
Vest, Sherman, Allison and Jones Of
Nevada, were present Secretary Car
Isle said he wanted authority to issue
the bonds. He thinks the bond issue
the best way to meet the apparently
rapidly approaching crisis in the
treasury. The secretary of the treasu-
r. said that instead Of increasing the
government receipts had continued to
diminish until it was coming to a
monthly gap Of ten million between
receipts and expenditures. Therefore
he favored the issue Of 3 per ct bonds
running three, four and FIVE years.
The committee dispersed without ac-
ton, but enough developed to show
that if will be very difficult to agree
upon the bill.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-13

CAssIA county has had more law
gnits, bigger Law suits, more trouble
and more nnpleasantness over water
and irrigation than any county in the
state, and still Gov. Mcdonnell is over
there talking irrigation. What's the
use of reyiYing unpleasant memories
of old and probing into old wounds
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-13
THE Democratic party is not 90

THE Democratic party is not so
badly "split," "hopelessly divided, Z"
sin danger Of going to pieces, =
wrecked and ruined" as some Re
publican papers you'd make the pub
lie believe. A few votes on important
issues viii tell Of their touch Of elbows
and Of their close standing in the
ranks.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-13
Advertising.

PArJies wanting - buy.
rent Or sell lands. houses
or stock. etu. viii Do well O.
cali IN person OF write rmE
BLACKFuBT NEws II yU4
Nunt 90 reach the farmers
and stGckmrn advertise in
TIE NEWs Llterai rates
given ~ advertiser
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-13

TIE Ogden Standard has been sued
BY W. w. Browning. the gun man, for
$4,000 for defamation Of character.
Two other Utah papers have suits on
hand for the same reason.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-13
GRrAr minds do not always ~

GREAT minds do not always run in
the same channel. Gov. Mcconnell
takes an irrigatirg ditch as feasible
route TO the United States Senate
while Congressman Sweet offers sbig
talk'me on the election bill for tick.
ct Of admission.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-13

No alarm will be created by the
statement that comes from official
sources that more foreigners are now
leaving the United States for their old
bones in Europe than are landing on
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-13

THE Democratic party, at the Chi
cage convention, gave its note, with
out the usual grace, for the payment
Of the tariff bill, and should it fail to
make payment, the cost incident to
the failure viii politically bankrupt
the party.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-13

CoSGREss will Be entertained with
big speeches on the tariff, but big
speeches are not what is wanted at
this time. The uncertainties and sus-
pense In business eilc!es demand a
vote.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-13

WHES ron talk abOur the scarcity
Of money. think Of the amount offered
for the Corbett Mitchell mill, and ron
viii see the1e Is some in the land set
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-13

TIE Salvation Army people are do
ing a soble work in helping 70 feed
snd care for the thousands Of poor
and homeless in Chicago this winter.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-13

BUSINESS all over the country Is
waiting on congress. Any delay of
action then keeps back the revival Of
business. This ano quorom" plan is
p disgrace to any party.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-13

TIE debate On the Wilson tariff bin
began in the House Tuesday and viii
continue until the 29th inst, when
vote viii be taken.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-13
news
PAPER PUBLISHED WEEK.
LY AT BlLeKF0OT,
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eral NeNs---SnbSeribe.

a weekly paper % b. Just
what an enteiiigcnt reading
puhiie IN this ennghte,f dag
demands a. q medium o.
news A six column quarto.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-13
Subscription Rates.

Threc dollars per year. de-
hTeFed BY carrier e. any part
% THE city si1 uUuths hiss
Three months us1a dollar.
50 bscrlbn nuW Tor live
Democrats newspaper
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-13

A friend and advueate nf
eiueAtion, 4 supporter ~ al
enterprises that tend -
build up the best interest u
she eouatry and q herald u
she latest ncws
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-13
TEzxs OF SUBSCRIPTION
-. IDAHo. - . q

WILL BoiEe Democrats hold : mum
social and let Mr. Leonard retsin tie
post ofsee six months longer because
their first choice is ineligible? The
Democrats in the state VIII ST IS sEall
flowers and watch those who favor
tie social.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-13

The House Of Representatives viii
TOte on the Wilson Tariff Bill Janua-
r. 2sth
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-13
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

The Eastern Idaho Water Company.
A Corpo, alton. Location Of PRINCIPAL Of bust
ness, Blaekfoot. Idaho.
NOTICB-There IL delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock on account OF assess
ments Nos. n and Is, levied on the 25d day ~
September and the 5th day of November. iE3.
the several amounts set opposite the names
Of the respective stockholders. az follows;
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-13

The Anaconda copper mines are
tEraing out rs ca loads Of ore Per
dzy.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-13
JOB PRINTING
NEATLY EXECUTED At
THE JOB OFFICE.
Prices Reasenable...Mall
Orders Promptly At
tended to--~ailsfactian
Guaranteed.

Give us q trial Prices ana
sfsceimsrs ~ uurk mailed
ga uppiicatiou AAdfuss
InE tiL AEAFp0T NNws.
blarkfuot. fiah6,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-13

The following good story IS told on
an editor, but We need not give his
, 1894-09-01
Cine Bette in 1lIenfd3enoeitalt.

Inter Der ibiUecen Qntlagc Der Serge
naLtigung Der 5jG0ri8en Garrte Srcdel,
ocrcn Gltern in 284 Q8. 2ofcitr. tpobncu,
itano Deutc ser etrpa 32iGbrigc Nnitreicbcrz
gcbtlfe Gonrao GfGart, alias 8onD Smitb
bon 1926 9. Q(i6lan0 QtDc. Dor Jtio6tcr
G~bcrDarb. 9eriel6e arbeitete Qelnetnz
lam nit leineS 0pfcrs 8oter SOibua
Sre6el, uno mar Elm itcter 8eiucber Der
Srcdct's. 8or einigcn 3agen mar ct tpiez
oer IN beren 6auie unb Carrie aQein 3u
6auie iinbeno, Deriibte er an 6erieI6en ba5
i60nblihe 8er6recben.
Oils bic Wt1tter 6eimfe6rte, lamb iie
i6rcn GiebIin9 in einem 10 icbredliben
3uitanDe Dor, baB beien lteberfitbrun8
na5 Dem 6olpitale notbpenbig tpuroe.
9Ort cOnitattrten bic Q(cr3te, 6oB Der
6auunfc, Der an elmer unbeilbaren ic6red7
Iic3en &ronfbett litt, OaS orme WtGbcbc1
on8eitcdt bate, un6 iie mD9Iic6erpeiie ibr
Nugcnli5t DerLieren tpiro. Den 0eteftipc5
60lpin unb Sale bon Der Wtartpeu Ctr
Station 9eIang eS heute nocb laugem
Suben 6er 8eitte in Meni9en9eitalt babz
bolt 81 tperoen uu6 ibn iicber gu iteueu.
9ttcbter G~6crDarbt itelte i'm bis gum II.
Septem6er inter $500 8irgl6aft.
, 1894-09-01
Gin moIf i'm Sbafspel5.

Gbas. 6oriDtbe, Elm Gan5meiiter, Der in
einem 6auie an 8abaib 2tOe. iunge 9amen
bon 15-25 Sabren fir'S Ballet porbereitet,
itano beute por 9tidter @berborot unter Ser
NntIage, al elmer ieiner S3ilerinnen,
Gmma @aumib, Elm ~umennboreS Ser
brecben ~began9en SIT baben. Ser 2tngefIagte
beantragte aus Turcbt Dor @n~t6iuungen
cine Gcri6iebung Der 8erbanOIun8en fir
mebrere Sage. 0iele mur6e ibm 9etpGbrt
unO CT inter $1,000 8itr9ibaft 9eiteut. Die
0etectips iin0 Der Q(nit9t, 6oB 6oriptbe
ibon Idngit baS San6pert ais San3ntetiter
(DaS er MIR CUR Grrei6ung unIouterer
53we6e betretbD Bate 9eleqt tper6en mitiien
unb iteben BEL ieiner 8ro3eliirung I'M
tereiiante Gntbuuun9en in Qluslibt.
, 1894-09-01
ltnfer 8ienenftano.

Die Smfer, tpelcbe Oiele S6Ddrme an
genommen ba6en, tper0en nun pobL bic
fOlgertcbtt9e @ntOedung maben, baB itc6 in
ben St0fen DurcboI5 uicbt 10 ptcl 6onigz
Dorratb finoen tptro, mil Dem ite un0 i1re
8ienenp0lfer iorglOS benz 8inter entgeQenz
ie5en t0nnteIt. @ut babeu idbon bic ges
tban, peIcbe %, audi 4 S1tpGrmcben
Dereintgt, ober Die meiiten 9tacbibpGrme
Die6er auf bic Wfutterit0fe Suriid9etporfcn,
oocr noD beiier burCb NuSi0neioen Ser
ilberflitiii8en 86niginnen3elen bic St06e
BON Dem 5u Oieleu Scbtpdrmen a6gcbalten
baben. $50 bic 8ereinigung ~idbtpacbcr
80lt6en jebt nOcb ni6t 9clbebcn lit, tptro
tie gan5 geWtB I'M 0erbite Dor Der Sim
tpt1terllng no6 Dorgenommen perben
miilien, O68leiD bic Nac6ibnGrmc NIT
tbrcn ~iungen friicben &0nigtnnen fiir's
nd9lte Sa6r ais auSge5eidbnete 3ucbtlt0fe
bon bObem 8ertbe iinD. User nicDt gu
ptel feline &0lfer bat un6 oaS @el6 fitr'S
6utter ntcbt SIT iAeuen braucbt, nun Der
fam eS bur9 Tiitterun9 icbou bon jeBt an
DaDtn 6ringerl, oaB oteiclbcn pinteritGu0ig
tDer6cn; aQetn melcb' mathematics Tutter
muB Der onlbaffen, tDelcbcr ale tletnen
S9ip0rmden 0tgenoutmen unO aIf9cltelt
fat, UNI ie ein8eln Ourob ben g8inter 81
briu9er1.
Stir ben 2tuguit rGtb elm alter, iebr err
f%abrener Snfer, man m09c GnOc bieies
OtOnotS ieOem ctn3elnen &olfe, benz bonigs
retAcn 10 gut pic Dem Doni8armen, Dem
~itarfen 10 gut mie bent i3pahen, 8 8fun6
3uderl0iung maiienipetie unO icbncu nocb
etnanOer einfitteru. 9aburc6 tperoen bic
8tenen %ge3tpungen, oucb baS 8rutneit nit
Tutter 5u fituen, 10 OaB bie &0ni8in ni6t
10 otel iun9e 8rut meDr anieBcn, ollO nt9t
me3r 10 oiele 3ebrer er5eu8en fam, ip637
rcrlo Die ettDa um's 8rutneit bcrum auf8es
ipei6erten Gin Oieiem Sabre 3iemli9 8ez
rtngerD 6OnigOorrdt6e Ueribont bleiben.
SIS lit bies Elm 8ort6eiI, Der nicbt bob gez
mug angei6lagen tperOen fam un6 6ciOn7
ocrS in bieicmSabre benuBt merOen lOlIte.
gfibt Iangc Oana9 limb INNER wieber inn
, 1894-09-01
StdotiIbes.
Ronfurrenten=Uei6.

Soi. slipper unb Sol. 0Dfat eignen
le6er etnen Saloon an Der entgegcngeiebz
ten Seite Der Gan 6ort uto SafleD Str.>
@Gc. Die bciOelt 9Sirtbe ltn0 aufeinQnDer
iebr netoii6 unb elmer g0nnt benz anoeren
nibt Die Denige &%unoid6afl, bic bort iiberz
baupt 8t erlangen lit. 2lm pergau9encn
9tenitag lieBen cinige 2eute, pelc9e in Der
g(Gbe bet %Genannten @de orbeitetel1, aus
Clippers Saloon ein;gc&onnen Bier Dolen.
9tes lou Nun nadb elmer ltnmenge 3euz
gen ben &onfurrentcn 0Dfait b%crarttg in
SutD 8ebrac6t ba6en, baB er ouf bic StraBe
lief, bic &anneu 8ier er9riff, ben eblen
@critcniaft auf Den 8O0en 9oB u16 ben
&euten la9te, ct f0nne ntcbl 3ugeben, oaB
tie iOl6 iblecbteS 8ier trGnfen. Oils Sip
per 6ieie QleuBerung 60rte, fam er eben1
tauS auf Die StraBe uno Der6at iicb lplc6e
iein @eicbdft ic6dbi9cn6e 8emerfungen.
Sin g8Ort CAB nun 0aS an6erc unO
icblieBLtb ioQ 9Dfait, Der St0renirieb, iein
S9icBeiien 9e5ogen, auf Clipper angele9t,
a6er nic9t 8el4oiien boben. llmitebenoe
ma6ten Dem grauiamcn Spiele baburcb
Elm Gn6e, 0aB tie Die &fbaDne trennteu.
Clipper lteB aber 00foit tpe9cn Gro8en5
elmer Naffe un6 beriud6ten Wor6eS per7
6aften. 9tt6t i~peni9er ais 40 3eu8en err
l9icnen beute bor 9tiCbter Gberbarbt, nm
fir unb ge9en 9Dfait NuSia9en gu moc6eu.
Der 9~eitrenge Gicbter be(e9te i'm nit elmer
$l0zStrafe unO itellte i'm 3u 9leic6er 3ett
inter Srtebensburgl6aft.
, 1894-09-01
Sc N 81 orf 81. 0(ud.

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Sn ieemtannii6en Gretieu ipirb Der Q[nz
nabnle, baB OaS Bro6 bon Der 9tina ict,
fcin @Iaube 9ei1enft. Die gtina bate
eincn bunfeIgriincn .2lnitricb erGaltet, gez
raoe ebe tie ben Oafen DerIieB unb ba baS
g8raf petB an9eitricbcn lit, 10 nintmt man
al, DAB oalielbe ntdbt Die 9ttna lit. 9tacb
Ben &arten be5 bporD9rapbildhen 2lntes lit
ooS Wrad bes S6oonerS @oloen 9tuLc am
q. Sui etlua 200 Wfeilen iiib0itlicb bon
Dem 8untte 9eipeier, no bic ScanOia oaS
2Srad III Sibt betolnmen bat unO lett
ienem Datum Bat baiieGbc 3eit genltg 9ez
Rabr, nab ienem Bunfte bin;utretbcn. SIS
fam aQerbin8S nicbt 9eleugnet tperben, OaB
besilglib oes S3idiaIs Der gtina Elm Ges
beimniB Obpaltct. @inige Seeleute itnO
Der Qnlt6t, baB Der &apitGn nibt Deriltcbt
bat, ben Ocean SIT burcbqueren, ionbern
oaB CT ullben1erft in ir9enb eiren 6afen
9clbIicbcn lit. Ginige Sage na6 ieiner
Nbfa0rt babe ietn Sbiff unbe6ingt Don
etntgen elm ober auSfabrcnDen S9iffen
9eieben pcrben miiIien. Stun bat aber
fctn %etn5iges edit iiber Die Ntina, ieitOem
iie ben bicijgen 6afen OerlaIlen, ir9enO
tpelben 8eridbt erltattet.
, 1894-09-01
Rdubereten auf Ger Si6feite.

@eitern Qtben6 gegen 9 ltbr tpur6en Stpei
iun9e 0onnen, Die SRI. 6eIen 6orrtgalt
unO WtarD 2lDers bon 1914 0rerel 8outlez
barb al Der Gde Der 45. Ctr. un0 Cottage
@rOOe 2lDe. bon 5tpei 0}egern atgefaIen
unb nm SO bcraubt. 2luf ba5 @eicbrei
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Oieien 9eIan8 eS mach LANCER Sa9O, Sic
idbpar3en 8anotten tn ber gtQbe bcS
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leBten ft9 Die &erLe sur Q8ebr, bod 6alO
lpuroen iie iiberlDGlti9t nn6 nocb Der Sta
tion 8ebracbt. BORT gaben iie ibre 9fanen
nit So0n Delaney unb Sobn q. Morri8
al llS iDur0en lpdter bon ben 2 0amen
ais bic &duber, Die i6nen 6aS @elb abge=
Rontmcn batten, i0entiftctrt.
, 1894-09-01
Gin 0rrthum aufoefIdrt.

0urb ein 8cfenntniB, peId6e5 @m.
Safe, Dem @enoiien @ri5wolo8, abgez
nOtbi9t tpurbc, pirb Sranf Murrap, Der
pegen StraBenraub5 eln8eitedt nog6en
par, ieine Ereibeit wieber erbalten. Gor
etpa 4 @odben pur6e S. Q8. Stepens Don
$40. 329 Dearborn Str, nm 10 llbr
N6cnos, tpGhrenb ct auf ietnem 3tpeirao
bic Calumet 2lDe. entIang fuDr, BON 5pet
Wfdnncrn an9efalIen un0 beraubt. 0tur9
rap, Der ipGter DON SteOenS ais elmer Ser
Gbdtcr iOentjfi5irt DurOe, muBte bis jeBt
cine 3eIe I'M Gountpz@ efdugniB bemobnen.
Oeitcrn erSGb(te Cafe Dem Snlpettor
Scboof, baB ct unb 0riSpoIb ben Naub
be8in9en, W3urraD mitbin p%Oufommen unz
i6ulOig iet.
@riSwol6 un6 Cafe iper6en ra9 8au=
fegan 8ebrac6t unO BORT pro3eiiirt iperben.
, 1894-09-01
2ln0ebltd1e

2utbcr 2oflin Drills reicbte geitern I'M
SuperiOr8eri1t cine &la8e Elm, beren Scr
Oficntli6un8 bis beutc mteroriidt mur0e.
Sn Der &la8e DerIangen 6oparb 6. W}o9z
nuilen, Sar0b &. 8aoli unO Noialie Gam
CATER cinen Gtn6altSbefebl 8cgen Sobn g.
WtcOOpeQ unO 6attie Mc0opeu, benen
Oerboteu Derben iOu, iiber baS bonn 2lnna
S. 90. WacO opeu, in Der muitfoliidben
3elt inter Dem 0famen Srau Magnuiienz
SeIpett befannt, i'm Otai binterlaiicne
@tgentbum I'M @ert6e bon ettpa $500, 600
Gerfitgung 81 treiien.
So6n g. W}c0OmeQ lit Ser 8ru6er beS
gei9ieoenen @atteu Der &critorbeneu. Die
8erfla9tcn iinO Der 8eri9pOrun9, I'M ben
gfadlaB Der Srau observation-disclosures al
lt0 SIT brtn9en, bei6uloigt.