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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-24

81 don't think that's q good picture Of
our baby" said Adam.
"NWhy notY' asked his mother.
'It's too still for him. "-Erchan0e.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-18
LOCAL BRIEFS.
New spring neck wear only 20 cents
of A1Eira,s

New spring neck wear only 20 cents
at Alkire's.
For comfort, economy and style use
Alkire's negligee shirts. A big stock.
Mr.. E. F. Kellner Is announced as a
candidate for mayor on the Democratic
ticket.
The Democratic City Central commit
tee held meeting last night to arrange
for the spring campaign.
Mrs. Addie Perkins yesterday filed
final proof of desert land claim to
sw14, sec. 20, twp. n, r. 6 e.
That splendid line of straw hats in
Alkire's window looked little pre-.
vious yesterday. We'll soon need
them.
No one enjoyed bimself more at the
ball Friday night than Sam Seip. The
and Sam left early.
'Brain, Vim and Conscience" is the
subject of Chaplain Scott's lecture al
the Babtist church tonight, The house
is crowded to hear these practical lee
lures.
DIR. Hibbard has consented to deliver
series of practical talks before the
Y. NJ. G. A. The first will be next
Sat lrday evening upon the subject
1.-THE Boy of Today.
Mr.. W. E. Thomas yesterday severed
his connection with the recorders Office
where he has served 30 long and so
efficiently. Tomorrow he goes into the
postoffice to familiarize himself With
his duties as postmaster.
Last evening at the Sixth Avenue
hotel the guests enjoyed private So
cIal dance In the large dining room.
About sixteen couple participated and
had glorious time. Peralta's band
furnished enhancing music.
At the Saint Patrick's Eve dance Col.
Monihon called off the numbers of an
old fashioned forty-niner quadrille and
by his stentorian tones brought down
the house. Forty years ago in Califor-
mia he often received $50 night for
such service.
A detachment of the disbanded in
dustrial army organized at Los Angeles
is expected to arrive or try to arrive in
Phoenix today. The expedition to
Washington to demand work in the
name of 0,000 men has been eban-
doned. The army was made up largely
of men who have been touring the
country evading work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas BOYLE, who
live near the city, yesterday received a
pleasing memento of their former home
in Ireland. 1t was a bunch of sham
rocks attached to piece of Irish moss
by means of golden harp. The gift
was sent by overseers of an asylum in
Ireland, to which Mr.. and Mrs. Boyle
make liberal annual contributions.
A Maricopa Indian with a "string" of
fish was stopped by Chinaman vester-
day on East Adams street and mercan-
tile negotiations ensued. They were
continued so long in the genial Arizona
sunshine that the fish began to decom-
pose whereupon the half formed deal
collapsed and the Indian took the fish
back to the reservation for home con-
sumption.
Four suits were filed in district court
yesterday. One by each the Maricopa
Loan and Trust company and the Val
Arizona republican., 1894-03-18
SNEAKED IN.
The Situation at Denver
Tense but Quiet.
The New Board Organ
ICES UnOstentatiOuSly
The Injunction by Judge Gra-
ham CooIIy Over-Ridden.
The Chiefs of the Fire and Police
Departments Refuse to Recognize
the Governors Board.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DENVER, March 17.-There is no
further danger OF blood shed now that
the militia has been disbanded but
troops are held at the various armories
awaiting the result of the miners trou-
BILE at Cripple Creek.
Matters at the city hall were in a
very peaceful state until late this after
noon when Messrs. Mullins and Barnes,
the governors new appointees to the
fire and police board, quietly slipped
into the mayors Office and took posses
sion before anyone was aware that they
were in the neighborhood. They had
met Mr.. Rogers, member of the old
board, up town an hour before this and
organized. The first officicial step was
to notify Chief Pearse of the fire de-
partment and Chief Stone of the po-
lice department to report for duty.
Chief Pearse went in and politely re-
fused to recognize the authority of the
new board. Chief Stone also refused
to obey the order and the new board
adjourned until Monday.
The attorneys for the old mem bers,
Orr and Martin, made application be-
fore Judge Glinn for attachments for
contempt of court for Messrs. Mullins,
Barnes and Rogers and also for Mayor
Van Horn, who formally recognized the
new board. The contempt is against
Judge Graham's now famous injunc-
ton. A hearing before Judge Glinn
comes up on Monday morning at 10
O'Clock. This brings both sides into
court.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-18

ley bank against R. L. Rosson, county
treasurer and ex-officio tax collector, to
restrain the sale of certain bank prop
erty for taxes. Suit was begun by S.
W. Baker. administrator of the estate
of q. A. Baker against Susie R. Mills
for the foreclosure Of mortgage. Ac-
ton was begun by F. L. Warner VS.. H.
McKeone for the collection of an &C.
count.
The ninetieth anniversary of the
birth OF Neal Dow, the great living
apostle of TEN perance, will be observed
in Phoenix next Tuesday. Services will
be held at the Presbyterian church on
Tuesday night, in which the Good
Templars and both the ". G. T. U. So
cieties, the Phoenix and Willard, will
join. The exercises will consist of in
teresting addresses and music by the
best talent in the city. The day follow
ing, the sixteenth anniversary of the
institution of Garden Valley lodge l. O.
G. T., will also be appropriately OBJ
served
The ladies are Aocking to Alkire's for
spring and summer dress goods and all
kinds of dry goods.
Charley Williams came in yesterday
from his marble camp after supplies
He reports that the rock exposed is of
uniform appearance with that that
has been seen here in the city. He
has opened face in quarry form and
as soon as report is made by the ex-
pert who went out yesterday to ex-
anime the claim, work will be begun in
a workmanlike manner and start
made towards getting out blocks for
commercial use. There can hardly be
doubt as to the character of the rock !;
it is surely marble of superior species,
as it has the characteristics of the
Parian, Judging from its texture, white
ness and susceptibility to high pol
ish. Messrs. Luke, Kirkland. Williams
& Co. have struck it beyond doubt.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-18
WASHINGTON STREET PAVING.
The City Council Grants the S. F., P.
& p. a franchise.

The City Council Grants the S. F., P.
g. p. a Franchise.
The city council met in special ses-
sion last night for the purpose of acting
on petition signed by majority of
the property owners fronting on Wash
ington street lying between Center
street and First avenue, praying for the
privilege to construct an artificial side
walk. The petition was filed and speci-
fications submitted, which calls for the
construction of a frst-class artificial
sidewalk, the material to consist of the
best sand, broken rock and Portland
cement.
A resolution was passed directing
that an ordinance be prepared EN- body
Ing the contents of the petition.
City Attorney Chalmers submitted
an extensive report upon the validity
OF the water company's franchis in
which he expressed an opinion that it
might be successfully assailed, but
thought it doubtful.
An ordinance was passed giving the
Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix railroad a
right of way along Jackson street.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-18
HENRY WHARTON'S DEATH.

A Useful and Promising Life Cut
Short.
Henry L. Wharton died yesterday
morning at IL O'Clock at the residence
of his father, DR.. Wharton, on East
Adams street, after lingering illness
of consumption. He was 80 years of
age and had spent nineteen years in
Phoenix. The funeral will take place
from the residence at 2 O'Clock this af-
ternoon.
By his death there has been removed
one of the most popular and brilliant
young men IN Phoenix; one whose only
bar to the highest success was a weak
ened constitution. At an early age he
became prominent in local business and
political affairs and he remained so nn-
til forced out OF the field by failing
health.
In 1887 he was elected recorder of
Maricopa county on the Republican
ticket and served one term with ability.
On retiring from Office he resumed his
legal studies, previously begun, and
was admitted to the bar. About this
time his health began to fail. He was
appointed in 1892 to fill vacancy in
the office of justice of the peace. Early
last fall his health had grown SO bad
Arizona republican., 1894-03-18

that he temporarily vacated the Office
and continuation of the course of the
malady made his vacation permanent.
With his friends he hoped almost
against hope that he might recover,
but lately even this hope was aban-
doned and on Friday evening it was
predicted that he would not outlive the
night.
All his relatives in the city were at
his bedside when he died. He leaves .
father and mother, four sisters and two
brothers in Phoenix and q sister in
Wisconsin,
Arizona republican., 1894-03-18
The Glove Contest.

Blakey and Cannon meet this after
noon at the park in twenty-round
glove contest. The event is attracting
a great deal of attention among the
sports of Phoenix and Tempe and con-
siderable money hangs on the result.
Cannon is slightly the favorite though
Blakey has many confident hackers.
Both men are in good condition and it is
believed will make strong and rattling
fight.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-18
THE SALE OF THE CONGRESS.
A Chicago Reporter Finds Out More
About 1t,

In the Chicago Tribune E. NJ. Dickey
and &. W. Kretzlnger, attorneys for the
Diamond 10" Reynolds estate, give
some additional information about the
sale of the Congress mine. Said Mr..
Dickey. when you say mine is sold
for 100000 most people think you
get 81 900, 900 in cash for it. Az mat
ter of fact we do not get that much
cash, but part of it is cash and part
well, haven't anything to say. The
papers will have it crooked, anyway,
and they might as we'll print it in one
shape as another"
The Tribune reporter, hswever, finds
out from some source, that the big En-
glish syndicate which bought the mine
expects to pay the estate out of the ex-
pected profits. He also discovers what
will be surprising to Arizonians-thst
the mine is twenty miles from rail-
road but that the syndicate ia preparing
to build one from the mine to Prescott.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-18
The Tramps' Army.

POMONA, CAL, March 1.-THE SO
called industrial army bound for Wash
ington city, is encamped in the city
park. 1t numbers 800. The city
authorities have appointed ten extra
policemen and authorized the expendi-
ture of 800 to supply the hungry army
with rations. There is no trouble 80
far.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-18
REDUCING WAGES.
How the Reduction of the Wool
Ia riff Affects ArizonanS,

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz.. March 17.-At a
meeting OF the Arizona Woolgrowers
and Sheep Breeders association held
here today they decided to reduce the
wages of herders to 500 per month, to
take effect July l and to reduce the
price OF shearing to 4 cents per head.
The reduction is made on account of
the demoralized condition Of the sheep
busiuess.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-18
Popular Prices For Pinched Pockets!

Rmember when you patron
ize our Free Labor Bureau you
help the workingman. Bring
us your orders for Help Wanted,
it don't cost anything. We
have always large list Of un-
employed on our register.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-18

DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
, 1894-06-11
Blut6uritiae Qhat.

Nab6em Ser 8le6arbeiter Sobn Sane
am Samitog @benO fjinf Y~erionen burd
2trtbiebe nlebr ODER minber i9per DerleBt
bate, besab ct itch auf Bic .6lu9t, bod
tpuroe ct nod int Qaufe beiielben Qtben5s
bonn 9oItSiiten 8urfe in 6aft 9enommen.
Same fam. nm fiuf nAr nac6 Der S6mie6e
BON GbaS. Sii9er, 1920 Q(ibIanb 9(penue,
unb fling elmer 9ertngfi9igen lrla3e tpeger
Streit al. Bl0BltcD 3Og Same Elm Weiicr
aus bet Sai6e uno bracbte ieinem @egner
in Ser Itnfen 8ruit cine S9nittipunbe BET,
Damn lief er babon, febrte aber balO in
8esGeitung bon Soiepb S9ulb, @rnit
9ummonb unb SameS GetQp 5urii6, nit
benen er ebenfans in Streit 9ertetb. Gr
ergriff cine 0(Tt. Dteb pittbeuo Inn ii6 unb
berpunoete 0eeiQD iCbner un6 au9 S6ulb
trtg me6rere Munben babon. 8oItsiit
Cunningham tpar burcb Nacbborn arf Oas
@emeBel oufmerfiam 9emabt ipor6en. St
betrat bie S6miebe, I'M Same in 6oft gu
nebmcu, bpcb bieier iprang nit gei6pun@
9ener Dirt auf ibn 8u, berleBte ibm cinen
6teb auf Ben &opf un6 elite bann 6auon.
SIS lit m0glt6, 6aB Die 8eripunbungen
8irmtn96om's un6 GetuD's t0Dtliber
gatur fin6. Wlan nabm anfGn9lib an,
6aB Same in .3uitanbe Ser Gerriidtheit
ban6elte, bocb tpolen bic g oli3iiten iebt bic
@ntbefung genta6t 9aben, OaB ct Elm i6on
beitrafter 8erbreber iet.
, 1894-06-11
KIei1te Uabribter.

- Mor9en @ormittag nm 10 1t6r tritt
in Der Sale Der Battery D." an Ser Set
Aigan Npe. bic b~entofratiicbe Gount0z@ouz
Dentton 3uiammen, pGbreno Sic republtfa>
ntide @ountDzGonpention am q. SUM
itattftnoet.
- Sci Oem ftd6til9en @9aBmeife1
gtn9en beute Gormittag Elm $500, 900 BON
GOuntDsS 6abmeiiter &ern, ais 9tntbeil
Der Staot al ben BON linn coIetttrten
Steuern; ferner $441,587 BON Der 8eltz
neutrality-suspicious. ais 9ibibenbe fir Den
8eitrag bon S., 600, 600, BEN bic Staot tit
ben s3tped Der 8eltausftclun9 ber9egebel1
Bate.
- 0eItern Mor9en fcBte it9 G6eo6o1
G6cner, etn S6neiber, auf einen Stu6I in
SIi9'S 8arbierlaben, 9to. rs GlDbournz
Q~toenue, unb t~partete, bis an i'm Die 9teibe
tommen per6e. SIM 9tatb 6es S6iGials
mar eS abcr beitimmt, baB ct Ieben6 Die
9roce6ur 6eS 8arti6eerenS nid6t mebr
6urbmaben ioQte; benn ebe 6as tbm gel.
tcnbe next" ert0nte, fteI ct tobt bonn
Stubl.
, 1894-06-11
OooesfGue
ipurDen beute Gormittag i'm @e1un6betts
amt tpie fplgt angemel0et:

tpurDen beltte Gormittag i'm @eiun6bettSe
amt tpte fplgt angeneloet:
NmeIia &rauie, % S., $50. 952 @eitz
20. Str.
9~tu8ufta 6eo6en, 80 S, $50. 1927 @ef
10. Str.
@a[ter g%}ea6ous, 2M., gtO. 1886 G6urd
Blace.
M}ar9 8rsnci, 1T S. 6 3d., $50. 1925
Su%ittneitr.
8rou Caroline Guiiop, so S, $50. 1884
sc. 2eaDittftr.
8reOerjd 9euti9le, 30 s., $50, 253a
2imeitr.
Gltlobetb 9tomag, 43 s., $50. 937 81.
Court.
SoDn Trontenbu9, 6 49,, OtO. rs
Strtn8itr.
0uio @ur6et, 80 S., $50. 800 @arfielt
@pe.
@ticboeG @4irm6ed, So s., aGsriansr
8ri6ers 0oipital.
SO9anna Meper, 48 S., 6. G.zSrrenz
aiDI.
Moria 2(rnolO, SO S., $50. 8O7 g. 0tz
btitonitr.
, 1894-06-11
Oas Gurnfeit in GpdnspiIIe.

Der geitri9e stpcite Sag Oe8 S~urnfciteS
in @Oan6OiQc erfrcut iid infolge be5 ibo'
men 8ctterS zines 5ablreicben 8eiucbes.
Gtpa 10000 8eiucber lparen 5ugeger. 0ic
@eminner pGren ale Mtt9liebcr 6er Gbiz
cago S~urngemeinoe. SIRE 9tamen ii1o;
SuIiuS 3erntb, ~Bejtiprung NIT &nlani
40 SUB 10 3oQ.
/. 2lbOIpb 6cB, 6oblprulr8, 5 SUB 8 3ou.
Sobn S6auer, &tetterlf, ~ SUB 8
Boil; 9bOlpD 6eB, AZ Su8 l 3ou.
NOOIpb 6cB, 6enrD 0eB unb N6ipin
@oriher, Stan9eniprung, ic 8 TuB; Sreo
6eB. s SUB 10 3ou.
6rb 6eB, G5ctpibtitoBen (35 g fun6), 21
SUB; @opin @oriAer, Is SUB II 3oG.
, 1894-06-11
Stdoti1bes.
Nloh feine Gntibei6uno.

Sn Ser Sffice bes Oberbaucommiiidrs
Sones fanb beute 8ormittag nteber cine
Gonfcren5 8ur 8eipre6ung ber 8rage itatt,
ob Der 2afeltrgBen76 81 neutrality-suspicious. Oas
Gecbt 5ulteRe,' i6rc 6o6habni6!eife, nit
oeren 8au ie be8onnen Bat, tpeiter3ubaueu
9tn ser Gonferen3 nabmen Corporations
ontpaLt &ubenS un6 fem eriter Niiiitent,
.Sigmlno 3eisler, Stabtlngenteur Qrttn9z
ltau, PrGiioent Hocbe bon Der 2ofe1tr. v2"
8a6n, unb ais Gertretcr Der tntcreiiirten
@runbbeltBer, Sic Nntpdlte 2euD MeDer,
Gobtnion ltnb Setpett Gbeil. Dte
porlie9euOe Srage purbe nab allen Seiten
bin pentiltrt, oDne 0aB ite Bis babin gelDit
tper6en fonnte.
, 1894-06-11
Shmere QnfIaoen.

Slibe Sames fGaste neuItcb Dor @i9te,
Scuap tbren Slater Der NOtb5ubt an. Nad
bem GObe ibrer Wtutter, Ser baIb nad
ibrer @eburt e~rfolete, iei ite 3ugertpan6ter
aufS 2anb gebracbt por6en, mo file bis DO,
acBt WfOnaten Derblieb. lin bteie 3ett lei
itc 5u tbren @ater suritdgefebrt uno oanr
bate er baS Gerbrecben an i9r b~egangen.
SameS befannte iib i9ul6ig, iuDte itd
aber rein5umai6en, Oa er bebauptete, gar
ni6t Ser 8ater bes Md69ens gu ieiu,
9eren W}utter iet 5tpar letne Satin gctpe=
len a6er baS MdO6en let ntc6t lein &inb,
St batte Oteies bem MGo9en bis jeBt bers
betnltcDt, ba CT eS nt6t un9liid1i6 macben
ipOlte, Gtcbter ScuuD berries i'm unter
$500 8iirgi3oft Dem Griminolgeri4t.
, 1894-06-11
8et Ger Chat ermifbt.

8iUD 6inc1 uro Sobn @tG6ert, 3tpei 6et
belten &unben bes Wtarneu Str. 9tftrtcts,
tpurOen 9eitern bon Dem BoltSiiten GalIaz
ban BPM Wartpel Str. 9iitrtct babel abz
8efaBt, ais lie an Ser @fe ser 2liblan6 un6
8Gue SsGan6 Qtpe, elmer Srau 8teper bon
go. 1872 8Iue Sslanb 9tDe. beren Borte:
mOnnaie NIT $3.50 Snbalt aus Der @el64
tai3e eScamotirten. Die beiben 8uri6en,
bte tiir gel6idte Gal6enOte6e 9ebalten tper:
ben, murben beute bent Htdbter 9ooIer
pOrgefilbrt unb bis gum 16. Stunt unter i
500 8iir9iDaft ge1teQt.
, 1894-06-11
ueberp0Iferun9 in ser Is, mar0.

UeDerDolterlift9 IN Ger Is. Wdro.
GS lit nidbt immer 6as stpeifiBige Sc
itn6el, tpelcbeS Bel nadbticblafenoer 3eit bte
10. @ar6 unii6er ma6t. Ser 3iemlicb
lan99eitedte, 5nii6en ser Chicago 2tpe.,
Dem 8aibingtOn 8oulcDarb unb meitIi6
bonn Union 9art beftnbLt6e Stabttbetl
iheint beipnbers nit Iolc6en Mfitgei6opfen
retcbticb geiegnet 81 iein, tpeIcbe itc6 as
OtGuieperttlger niblib macben, aber aud9
BEN ntbt ieDr i1ntetCbelbaften 9tuf baben,
bur6 oiolcb Elm 2ieO, OaS Stetn ertpeiAen,
Wfeni6en raienb maben fann", ben S9laf
6cS Wtltben Su 1t0ren. Mfit etncm Mort,
Bic -, Marb lit boiler &oben, mGnnlidber
uno tpeibli1er. Sic beb0lfern Die QlQepS
unb bic @Qrrets, ite niiten duf ben SenS>
pfo1ten l1no auf Dem 0acbftrit, uno tbre
Gon3erte inter ben S6laf3immerfcnitern
iinb b~eionberS ergreifeno., Inter 10. be-
manbten umitdnoen barf IS fem @un6er
nebmerL baB 10 piele Mep'5 unb Soften
tuege nit Stiefeltnecbtcn, Spudndpfen unb
dbnLicben in ser @tle ergriffenen QSurfgez
icDollen beoeft iinb llno man Spilcbenburdb
mitunter aub bic 2eicbe zines Dierbeini9el1
Srtebenitorers a~ntrtft.
9Ste bGlftg Die GeBteren fin0 un0 init
tpeI1er 6rebbeit ite auftreten, lit aus fol-
9enoem GOrtOmmniB eritcbtltc6, baS itb
Dor einigen Nbenben eretSnete.
Sin Serr, beiien 8erufst6dtt9teit ficb in
Der 3ett abipielt, bic anbere 2erte gum
S6lafen benuben, fam Mor9ens in Ser
Stride nadb 6auie. Die Sbiir, peGde gu
ietner @o6nung fibrte, itanb melt offen.
9ti6ts @utes abnenb ltnb 6esbolb Ietnen
&epplrer i6uBberett baltenb, 9tng ct bic
Sreppe binauf. Gr bate ieiner Srau itets
bic 9rDBte GOrii6t GUT 9flibt 9emabt, unb
trOB6em ibten eS, ais ob gtnbreber ibr
Beien getrteben bGtten.
Na6bem er ben baIben @eg ouf Der
Treppe 5uri6gele9t bate, traf Elm Son ictn
Sbr, Ser ieiu 8lut unb i'm ielbit gum
Sttuiteben bracbte. 9ieier Son tpar benz
@eit0bne eines Menlben in ieiner b0cbiten
9totb ni6t unG6nltb. SIM nd9lten 9tu9enz
bid iprang cine i5pere, tpeicbe Maiie auf
feline S1utter, cine anbere, ebenioGdbe
Otdiie 9egen ietne 8ruft, unter ietnen
SiBen ibten es %Gebenbig 3u perben, unb
3Dti9en ieinen 8einen iblipften pruitenb
unb in GROCER @tle mebrere &0rper. @S
ipar tetn 3petfel, 6oB Die sei9pdn3ten
@dite bte offene Gbiir' benltbt unb auf ser
Sreppe Dem Wobl un6 Nebe i9reS 8erufeS
cine Stun0e nenDfert h0tten.
, 1894-06-11
Die GIeftrifhe Babn nab Gpantou

XIV ~ASLILllAIS ~NTh llN0l NpOILIlSN+
@enn sic @ontrattoreu, tpelc5e ben 8au
ser eleftrti6en StraBenba6uLinie bon Der
sc. 6aliteb un6 Glarfitr. CUR @crbinbung
Der gtortb S6ore 2inie nit Dem @n6puntt
Der &abe1tnie nit Der &c. Glartitr. ilberz
nommcn BADEN, ibr 8eripreDen baIten,
tperben bic 8eipobner BON @Dauiton am l.
Suit bereit8 per StraBenbabn nacb @9icago
tommen t0nnen. Die l1nternebmer boben
fir icben Sag, ben ite nit Oer Qtrbeit ipater
fertig per6en, cine Strafe BON $500 5u
5a9len.
9tuf BET Strede 3tpiic6en ser @banitOn
Npe. unb 8elmont QlDe. iin6 bic @rbeiten
fir bic @eIeiielegun9 unD bic Spannun9
bet eIeftrtI6en 2eitun9Sbrdbten I'M pouen
@Gn9e.
Die 8etpobner bon B%otpmanotQe ner6en
ebenfaQS in tpentgen Boden cine eleftrii9e
MISUNDERSTANDING nit @Daniton,
@bgctpater un6 8uela 8arf baben. 9aS
MtateriaL fir ben 8abnbau lit bereits CUR
StelIe gebra6t unO bic Nrbeiten tperbeu 10
icbneu gef6rbert tperben, ais eS angebt.
, 1894-06-11
Sir Der9r6feruns 0es Seeuferparfs

Sir Der9r0ferun9 oes Seeuferparfs.
alderman Mao6en mir6 Dem Stabtratb
in iciner 1eutigen SiBung cine %9teio1ution
norlegen, III ipelcbcr ct ben 8ori6lag
ntacbt, boB ba8 Sceufer stpii1en Der Ofa6is
lonitraBe un0 3arf Gop, 0ftlicb bon ben
@cleiien Set SuinotS GentroI>8a6n, aufz
geftut unb 5ur Grlpeiterung beS Seeufero
paris bentBt iper6e. Die Observation-Disclosures
iOu eriucbt tuer6err, Sic au5gebaggerte Gr6e,
Die iebt ipeiter liibltcb in BEN See 9etporfer
tpirb, gum Quffilen ienes StitdeS bes
SceuferS berSugeben.
, 1894-06-11
0ran0eiaentbam


Gotten in q. 6. 9eiiug's 9opers Cafe Gubbipiton.
Nut oueemennen Wuui4 Der 3ablrei9er Beiuber pOA
9erru SeTH9s 6ornl ON Boomers Safe in WiscOniiH lit
Die 2afe-5ront it Soften e~us9elest uub in ben Wturft
gebradt. peipsrs Safe lift in slpeiftiHOt9er 6abrt nit
Der 9tOrtb Wstsru-sobn sn srrei6en. lie9t uobs Der
Station SenOa SuncttOn. @tscenfin. Sic tur3s 5ubrt
bon @eroa Sunction Sum 2afe lift reid al ScenerieI unb
9elpdDrt cine berrIite &usiiGt ouf bas Beruuliegeuoe
Gerrolt. Sic Gotten Ba6sn i6mnttli9 SO SUP SubfrOut
am Gee uub ieIbit i'm betBsten SoHtmer irebt eiH be.
Itdnbig fTbIer Winb BON Saeeu iiber ben Safe uUb fiub
in SOlge Der ShSfrout NIB bes itetig tdbleu Wiub.s
cine Siefe ODu 900 SUP, fiHb NIT ben ibOuftsH
S6ottenbdumeu iple giden, gu6su, @eesrn, unb oaerIsi
S9IinsgsUGbIen beitaubeu, erbebeuf a t~bsillpslfe so SUB
nber ben Gee nHS bieteu cine maIerEi6e Ausii6t lber ben
cine Nteile breitsu uHo atpet W3silen IaussA See, psI6sr
an S9onbett unb Sceuerisu benz Safe Ssnsea, benz bea
~Iie3teiteH Gee Wisr0nftHs, elei6fumnt 9ss Hare
gsafsr, bon GiieuauedeH ssuabrt, Frei BON alien Sumpf.
p~flanseu, Der ianeise 8OseH bisten Die IB6HfteH Babe.
pIdbe 5abIrsibe Slide, spOtfobren unS @sselu IabeH
uus prOupts @srbinOuas s@ii6su Der Station SsHOa
SunctiUn unb benz Safe 1T esierst.
Nur SIS 2OttsH fiHO eorbanSsu; feirs s5amiIts unb
NaturIiebbabsr fplten es unterloieu, fb cine gauiteGt
gu f9eru. @dbere austuHft .rtbsiIt iutuis 9Iuttsu
oerIenhet
G. MeIm&
1885 MtTsuaufee abe.
sSsr 3tWmer so, stO. Z o Ga Sale Ctr.
IGtiHigsr asent. 6slb. Rnb 2anbesI96ft
, 1894-06-11
j}cue 51n5eigen.

Dlle Gooess In3ei9en, peIae fir ole
morsen.2Iussabe ser nJuinois Staatss
3%eitune" auf9eeeben weroen, erfdeinen fofen.
fret i'm QbenobIatt Die Anrabme pon 2ln=
5eieeu fir oas QbenobIatt ffIiebt um II l1hr
mitta9s, fir Ole mIoreen=2Iuseabe um 10 uhr
2benos.
, 1894-06-11
Der Grfnoer Ger nafeniprade."
Prof. Gardner ipridt iiber ietne Gntoedun.
gen.

Brof. 81. 8. Gardner, Ser 6efanntlid
iib oaS Stuoium Der y2lffeniprabe" Sur
0ebensaufgabe gcmacbt bat, weilte 9eiterll
in Gbicago. Gr lo8trte im 2elanb 6otel,
~itattetc 6errn 81. 8. 0ubol in 9torbz@Ogez
mater ei1en 8eiub ab unb fubr am 2bcno
na6 Cincinnati potter.
Yrof. @Qrouer'S 9lbenteuer in 9[frifo
baben Die Nufmerflamfeit Oer 8anSen gee
bilOeten Melt oui iidb 9eSo9eu. Der 8ro=
fellor bat eS iicb 5ur 2~lufgabe geiebt, 8e>
pbacbtungcn iibcr Die TGbigfeit Der G6ierc,
itcb burb 2aute mlteinanoer su pcrltGnz
bi9en, gu macber, unb CT glaubt, 6oB Bic
Qffen in boben 0raoe inn Stanoe iino, lit
matchmaker 81 unterbalten.
6crr @aroner ertlGrte 9eitern 9l6eno,
baB CT lcbon felt lctner &irobett Die IDierC
Ituoirt babe, uno 0aB CT lcbon oantalS 81
Der lleber5eugung gefommen lei, Dab oit
S9tere itcb ibre @e6anfen, begin. 8ebiirfe
niiie, mittbeilen fDnntcu. Spdter bat
@arDner iabrelan9 g~efan9en gebaltene 9tffer
sum @egenitano iciner Stuoien genladbt
unb bann 9tEg Ell na9 9frita, no er lid
in Der 8iloniB an9ebticb me6r BON Del
Ntbtisfeit ieiner 3beorien iiber3eust bat
SEPT bei9aftigt 1i9 Der 8rOfeAor nil
Der Gufitelung zines QlIpbabetS fir ale
Gbtere. 0ieie8 alphabet ioQ ibm gun
@runblage fir cine @rammotit, be5tp. Elm
80rterbucb ser Spro6e Der SPHERE bienen
Sn Doriger @o6e mar Yrof. @arbner II
Cincinnati, no ct Der yO1tS. GooneD",
benz G6inpanien oes o~ortigen SOologiihel
@artenS, eineu 8eiucb abgeitattet uub iid
nit ibr in Der u4fenipracbe" u~nterbalten
bate.
SIM nG6iten Triibia6r tpin 8rof. @arOz
ner pieoer nacb Qtfrifa geben, nm feline
Stubten fort5uieben.