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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-15
CIROUMsTANTIAL EVIDENCE.
A Strong Case Against Man Who
Was UnmistakabIy Innocent.

a Strong Case Against a Man Who
Was Enthusiastically Innocent.
From Rochester Democrat and Chronicle,
A most notable case of an almost per-
feet defense, prepared in advance by an
ignorant and apparently slow witted
man, once came under the notice of re-
porter. A German saloon keeper acct
dentially burned his pretty wife's face
and head dreadfully with vitriol. All
the hair on one side Of her scalp was de-
stroyed, one of her eyes was blinded. and
her face and neck were terribly, SCARED
She was disfgured for life The husband
was overwhelmed with grief and self-re-
proach, and nothing that could be done
for the woman's relief was left undone
The accident happened after this wise
Though the saloon was situated in one
of the most sordid of tenement house
districts, it did thriving trade, and its
elderly proprietor was very well TO do
had many somewhat luxurious and ex-
travagant tastes. Among them was a
fondness for a certain sort Of 'eau de
cologne" which she used lavishly. No
present was more acceptable 10 her than
n bottle Of this, and scarcely a week
passed that she did not receive one as a
gift from her uxorious husband. This
cologne was purchased at nearby drug
store. The bottles in which it was put
up were Of peculiar shape and pro-
vided with glass shoppers. Some
months before the accident the hus-
band had one day told the druggist
that the last bottle OF cologne he had
bought was not up 10 the standard and
that his wife had complained of t. He
insisted after that. on cutting the kid cap
on every bottle he bought, removing the
stopper, and testing the cologne before he
paid for ~. Then he would slip the bot
tie, unwrapped into his sack coat
pocket. aud 80 take IL home 70 his wifelAG
fui habit Of surprising bis wife before
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-15

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-15

queen Victoria mas always insisted
that her luckiest day was the day she
went horseback riding with Prince Al
bert and discovered how handsome and
good he was. Marrying the Prince Con-
sort was a stroke of luck for me" she has
remarked with emphasis, many times,
"for / shudder to think now how many
worthless husbands were offered TO me,
the young queen. My luckie9t day was
the day found the smartest. best and
handsomeest royal husband in the world "
Lady Henry Somerset replied 10 the
question. "What was your best piece of
good fortunel" by saying, 1.-THE day I
met Frances Willard +" and Miss Anthony
says, at was the day ! had my first talk
with Elizabeth Cady Stanton, thus show
ing that women can sometimes trace
their greatest good fortune 10 their ac-
quaintance with other women, as well as
10 acquaintance with men.
Mrs Henry Ward Beecher says that
her husband always considered his great
est stroke Of luck 70 be the day he was
"called" 70 Plymouth church. And his
greatest general "iuck" % the fact that
he could speak, lecture aud preach with
out notes. as be always considered extern
pOraneOus speaking 70 be the greatest
Qift a preacher could have "What luck
10 be here and be able 70 alwayg think Of
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-15

The Chief MOurner-She may have O tom.
per. b sno ~ interesting. Did she ever get
over the death OF her husband
eyes, hui her second husband rs iucous0l'
ab!e. "~ Harlem Lfc.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-07-19
The Lions and the Elephant :
Fear of "a Mouse.


one day Philadelphia, wishing to test
the affection popularity supposed to exist
hctwral :, linn and n mouse nut = mouse
IN .,,o ..a,,o= - +. t.Ij.aro,,.n Inhian lian
~ CIV - - = i''''r7 ~" u ''''','' '''"'
me non u" ne mouse before he was
iairly through the bars and was AFTER
liim instantly. WAY went the niue
i''l"W. ,enfiAiaE across the io"f ana
'4neaking III iflsti. Nheh ne iiad gone
ah3u ten ieri ihe Il N sprHng, lighting
a liJtle III front OF hlhn me In"u,e
turned ana NE non ,Pfaag again ms
was repeated s'f'fai tihle>' me mouse
tf"EefsinS 4 silofs'f distance alter edttl
>prIhS oil the non. II "as aelhohstrlt'd
l'lal IL non l. TOO puck Tor aiou'e' AT
i'ast III a ilfSe el-t. flpaiiy me mouse
stood stilI' squeezing ana llthloililS'
he non stood OF studying MN WIN
interest Presently he SHOT our ms hlS
pa" ana drought II 4oWh alteeiIN ON
me mouse, ohi - Gently lhai lIle mouse
Wa' not INJURED III lile least, lhouSil i'lu
ia~' ort "erh lte elaWs' lnel me lI3h
The Somerset reporter., 1894-07-19

The following named members of the
enjoyed the summer excursion of that
society. in towns aud cite, ON Penob-
scot Bay last week. with headquarters
at Northport camp ground
Geo. H. Rowell and wife, John NJ.
Adams and wife and daughter. Mrs. +.
L. Chase. Mrs. \. E. Chase and Edward
Chase, aud Marshall y. Rich and wife,
Portland Kendall Dunbar and wife of
Damariscotta; Joseph o. smith aud
wife. SkoWhegan; Ernest W. Morrill,
and wife. Henry 5. Webster and wife.
Gardiner: Theodore Cary and wife.
lIoulton; Miss Riley, Boston,; Frank f..
McIeary, Farmington; L. Howell and
wife. IIllloWen; Mr.. and Mrs. George
If. Gilman and daughter. Houlton; Miss
Eva Shorey, Bridgton; Charles b. Has.
kcll and wife. PttYiield; /. \. Gilbert
and = lie, North Green; Miss Novella j..
Trott, Augusta.
The place, visited were Castine. Isles
ooro, Norlhport, Lineonvlle. Camden
Eockland and Belfast.
Tile members of tie association in
Belfast constituted the committee of
arrangements, aud right royalty did
they look after the welfare and happi-
ness of their visitors upon hi. occasion.
and their efforts We're heartily seconded
by Belfast citizens.
Mr.. aud Mr.. {. \. Pillshurv. Mr..
and Mr.. Geo. L. Bracket, Mr. and
Mrs.. Gco. II. Qaimby, Mr.. Murch, Mr..
Bicktord and otler- of Belfast will long
be remembered hy the members of this
party Tor their hearty cooperation to
make HE trip one of rare delight and
enjoyment
The following resolution VII reported
from the committee, consisting of
MessrS. MorreIl, cary and Adams, a.
expressive of the sentiments of our as
ISOLATION and unanimously adopted:
Resoirea. That the Maine Central. the
Bangor x Aroostook, the Camden &
Rockland railways are entitled to and do
have our sincere thanks for the courtc-
sizes received at their hands: and that
we acknowledge with pleasure the civil
ties shown II, at Crosby Inn. Belfast,
the Acaiian HOUSE. Casino, the Lake
side Inn. Camden. The Northport Hotel
Camp ground.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-07-19

1t appears to be contagious, Follow
ing the example Of ;. W. Gould Esq. Of
Skowhegan, the nominee of the Demo-
cratic convention Of the Third Congress
sional District of Maine; John b. Madi-
gan Esq. of IIoulron. the Democratic
nominee of the Fourth Congressional
District, declines To accept the nonina-
tion and the empty honors attendant
thereupon The district committee will
fill the vacancy if they can find man
to stand
The Somerset reporter., 1894-07-19
VI. &. Train Wreckers.

There i much excitement on the
Maine Central road east of pitt,hrld,
caused by the bold attempt to wreck the
Bar lIarhor express, Tuesday evening.
County Attorney IIovey. with Officers
Nickersun aud Casey. aud Detective
True have been at work vigorously,
Eleven parties have been arrested, but
the evidence points to only two. while
the others may be implicated. The oli-
Gers are reticcnt. but have worked with
zeal, Which the case demands.
At seven different places near Pitts
field. in the town OF Detroit, oh,truc-
tons we're placed on the track within It
distance of three miles. Spikes were
driven between the points OF the rails,
three large S,pepers at different points
carried on to the tracks. fence rails and
the jigger near the Detroit station. upon
which hand cars are placed. was -plin-
tered in hundreds OF pieces.
One juniper sleeper. with niur-inch
face, weighing l50 pounds, was carried
in some uneXplainable way under the
cars for over 1900 feet and was not final
lv removed until the train was stopped.
Til, sleeper was badly shattered and
another sleeper carried several rods was
broken in four nearly equal parts.
Heavy pieces of iost were driven be-
tween he rails At switches and some
carried many hundred feet by the power
lul locomotive. which at thi, point was
going nearly 30 miles an hour.
That the traiu should escape wreckage
seems a miracle. and at one point had
the cars been derailed an embankment of
several feet would certainly have caused
"A terrible loss of life and property.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-07-19

Penderga>t, the murderer of Mayor
Carter Harrison. Was hanged in Chicago
Friday last, and most people will rcioic,
that thi, tieud in human form has met
his just deserts. 1t i, probable that had
Carter Harrison been mayor Of Chicago.
the riotou> demonstrations there Of late
would not have attained the dimensions
they did. He was a resolute man and
might have used his police force early
enough to have quelled the riot aud
saved lives and millions in property.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-07-19

The Democratic members of the CON
ference committee on the Taritl bill are
hard at work on that measure. They
purpose first to reconcile the majority
members and then call in the minority
to ratify their action. This may not
work as expected. August 10 is named
as the day for the approval OF the bill by
President Cleveland. by one member OF
the conference committee.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-07-19

Of summer footwear is the
proper proceeding, when we
are in the months without an
K. That's where we a.c with
out a doubt. and the correct
shoes for the R-less months
will be found in our stock.
They're just the shape for
style and pleasant fit, and the
price isjnst the figure for peo-
pie with economical ideas.
There's no pocketbook we
can't fit exactly, no style too
new for us to show, no quail
ty too fine for us to duplicate
with shoes that strike the sum-
NIT OF excellence in every
particular. Come to us for
the latest points on shoes.
r. n MERRILL & SON.
40 Water Street.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-07-19

All nominations Tor county offices and
representatives to the legislature must
be filed in the office of Secretary of
State AT Augusta on OF before August
9Th. and interested parties do well to re-
member this date.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-07-19

Col. William II. Fogler has been nomi-
mated by Governor Cleayes for commits
sioncrs To revise laws relating to private
and special legislation.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-07-19
4 Few Days More.

The contract Ne have with the New
York Weekly Tribune Whereby we fur
nished that paper with the REPORTER,
both one year for sl.75, expires July
18th, therefore those Who desire to take
advantage Of this offer must do 80 with
in few day.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-07-19

Governor Cleaves Ia, appointed Thom-
as II. Kennedy of Jackman and George
Henderson of Moose River, fish and
game wardens
The Somerset reporter., 1894-07-19

On Thursday, 1T the probate court,
the will OF Edwin H. Bailey, late of Nor
ridgewock. deceased. Mas presented for
probate.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-07-19
e Reporter.
DipIitIIeria.


u"--. ~hicl. tom H. f'e-sfi PHi5n - =.
closely r"-omble5. and probably ea.
Identical with. orr modern DiphIhett1.
which j. terribly dreaded 1Y phf-ieia4..
and la. proved ,uch Il ,eaufge 10 our
race.
In lG59th appeared in Ne@ Eng
land an affection. probably diphthelia.
which prevailed principally among the
Young. and wa, fata III ltrge numbers
OF cases, and fho-r who died, The liz
toriau say. chad blulaer- ia thu wind
pipe"
A. to Tho immediate or direct eau-e Of
the disease, there exists qaite diversity
of opinion. It i undoubtedly due ta Il
specific poison. which Inning a lpdg.
meat In the human system, work. there
certain changes. aud produce, tho-e pe-
cuiar symptoms. by which ir i reeog-
nzed aud differentiated from other
maladic-.
Whether ii is AZ fir-t a constitutional
mHlady. beginning in the system at
large and making il principal manifes-
tatiuu in the throat. or whether it is
fist local aud atterWrl, involves the
whole body. is a question still undecided.
having reason and argument upon both
sides.
The symptoms OF the di.ease. IL might
be expected vary somewhat in different
cases. hut "A tvpieal form af il will eX.
hihit about the folloWiu, pitpaoneua.
The child. and il should be remember
ed thai il is rather a di>raSe Of child
hood. who i seized with Til. maIady
feel, uneasy and restless for "A few daVs.
when fever develops. aud The throat be-
comes dry. sore and swollen. There j.,
ldinicultv in swallowing. nausea and Of
ten vomiting. II the fauces be cXanin-
cd the parts are red. and perhaps al.
ready can he seen. attached To the tou>ils
and soft palate. some of that peculiar.
dense. urayi-h white membrane 50 char
actpristic of this disease. This mem.
brauc becomes thicker and more anl
more dense. and show, disposition To
spread into the uosiril, and down the
lair-passaprs. The patients breathing
is more or less embarrassed. and he is
constantly irving to rio himself. hv spit.
tirp. hawking and coughing. of this of
fcn~ivp dcposite. And he partially sue
creds i'm doing this. but unfortunately
no sooner has he cleared any por-
tion of the mucous membrane of the
month. than it shows Il disposition to
form anew.
If thc natipnt is To ppt we'll. An i'm.
provrmeut shows itself by the end of the
first week or the beginning of the SEC
The Somerset reporter., 1894-07-19

Tae ASS ~HH4H F., slfo9ccl. oven Il -he
peoF. HHI f. resi-. S~trl 90 hang SOME %: Their
, 1894-07-12

- Sn Genlralia in Uttlfouri ipur0e 6.
8. &ambert, Gin %eDemaltgcr d3uC6tbGu5lcr,
Der lib Dcribie0ener @inbrucbSoicbitQblc
DerOd6tig gcnlacbt bate unb perbaTtet nor
ben ipar, BON cinen1 yOtob" aus Dem Gez
fdn8ntB geDolt, um gelDncbt SIT lDcrbeu.
@r rettete letn &eben nltr baourd, 0aB er
Elm u1nfaiienoe5 GjeitduDniB abte9tc ulo
ieine altgcblt6en Mitlcbul0; 6cn uanlte,
9araufbin itno g8. 3. 6oDeu uno 50.
6lctcher bon Sturgeon, Samuel 6oDeu,
SObn Ount urto Q8. Gr1art bon 8ronn5
Station ebenfoQS perDaftet porben.
= Der 6ei5er in ser SoncS'iden 9l6z
superintendent in @aneSpiue in S6jo,
Hdlter lSortnan, ipurDe an cineu1 Ser
leBten Wfor9cn bon Dem Srei6riemen Ser
Wfaibtrerte gefaBt, Ser itcb ettpo onoertz
halb SUB iber Dem TuBbo0en %bcfinbet.
Der l(ngltdltde ipurbe BON Dem Sreibraoc
nit Der @ei9tptnOi9feit bon %etllbunocrt
lln1oreDungen in ber Winute i'm &reiie
berum9ci6leubert, 10 baB ibm iGmmtlic6e
&no6en i'm Setbe gebrocben mltroert. Q8ortz
man mar fitnfunb3man5ig Sabre alt uno
unDerbciratbct.
= 2oti8 9urlaber, alias u8rofeior
Itttla", in Seem Oorf, Ser 8ertreter BON
pGomulus" auf sic BON BENT 6%etannten
Ntleten SauoOD c~rlaiiene 0erou9for6ez
rlng, 1T auf G%eranlaiiung be5 8unOe8z
cOmmiiGr8 Sbitb8 auf Die 8cihuloigung
perbaftet porOen, Die 9olt bo3u miBbroucbt
SIT baben, Sanooip cinen bun6S9emeinen
8rief 81 be6Gnbigen. 9a p2tttila"z0urz
lacber aIBerStan6e mar, $4,000 8iir9icbaft
81 beiteQen, 10 muBte ct Bis auf Neiteres
baS 2ublop5@ efdngniB be3ieben,
, 1894-07-12
Die RuItur oes BlethfeIIerie.

G3 9i6t nob cine gauge 2(n3a6l oor3iigz
Ljcbcr Semitic, iuelcBe bel unS nod9 LANCE
nicBt Die 8eod6tutg fin0en, pelde bicielz
BEN DerOienen. Inter 0ieleu @emiile1 lit
beionOerS Der 8Iei9icuerie, welcber INNER
NOD ptel 81 iDcntg an9c6alt miro. 8on
Dem 8leicblelleric mer0en Bic StenQcl un0
Defenders 0aS 6er5 im ro9en 3ditanbe nit
ctiDa5 Sal5 ueripctit. 0erlct6e bat einen
n~uBG6nliC5cn, angeneDmelt @eibmod unO
btIoet III Solge OeS Do6en Giieugc6altcS
cine 9elunbe gtobrun8. Die 2~luSiaat gez
lcbleDt i'm Wt0r5 ODER Q(prtI in Gin Dalb7
tparnteS Wttitbeet. lin itarfc g ~flatsen at
e~r5tclen, iDcroen Djeielbeu etnrtaL pifiert.
SeDr naDrbafter unO penl1 m0gltcb, etpos
feuc9ter 8oben lit uncrlGBlib, nm guten
itortcn 8lei6ieIerte 81 e~r3ielen. @5 lift
Dortbetl0aft, gut Derrotteteu OInger bereitS
I'M 6erb1t recbt tiet ~unter5ugrQben.
GnOc SUM o0er 2tnfan95 Sult mer0en
ouf. Oielem 9enilgenD porberetteten 2an0e
6-8 3oQ ticfe 6urcben gc5ogen unb 3tpar
in etnem Qbitan0e bon 3 SUB. Sn bteie
Surcben perocu Die Yflan5en in cinem 2(bz
itonoe OOn | SUB gepflan5t unb tiitbti9 an>
8cgoiien. GoQten bic g flan3er icbon ie6r
TART enttDifelt lein, 10 iperoen Sic 8lQtter
cttp0S 5urltG 9ei3nttten. Sci iebr trode7
nem 8O6cn muB fir 9eniigcuDe Seucbtigz
felt iDG6rcno beS Woc65tDum3 8eiorgt iper=
ben. 9tacb ungefdbr iedS @odben peroen
Die Yfan5eu nit eirem 6aben ooer 8ait
leicbt 5uiammen9ebun6en, oamit feline Groe
5ptic5en Die 6cr5blGttcr fommt, ipeiL Bic
lelben ionlt iebr leic9t auSfaulelt. 6ierauf
be8innt man gum 3peGe bc5 8Lcic6enS nit
benz QnDdufeIn, tnoeut maj bic @rbe recbtS
unb ltnfS an Die 8flan3eu 5te0t. 0as Q(nz
bGlfcln fnuB BON 3ett SIT 53eit pie0crbolt
iper0cn, i0oaB Die R1an5en Bis 3u ben
8LdtteripiBcn NIT Grbe beOcdt iino.
Die llebCrlpinteruug 0eS 8leic6ielleric3
9ei6tebt am beiten in leeren WttltbeettGiten,
DDrtn man benlelben etnlc6lGgt uno nit
&aub be0eGt. BUM Sbube gcgcn bic 9fGIie
lcge man Die 6eniter auf. Sat man etnen
8eej9netcn Seller 3ur G%crfHgun9, 70 lc6lage
man ben Se4erte 3tpti9en Sano Elm. 0enn
man tctne1t geeigneten Seller o0er Wtiftbeetz
fGiten bat, 10 muB man ben Seuerie an
Srt lno Stele fteben laiier, oenielbe1t gut
nit 8rettcrn 1n6 2all6 beoeden llnO noc6=
mails nit Groe beiperfen. SIT Ser 8leicb-
"ieIerie beim 6erau5ne6mcn et&poS gefrorell,
10 itclle maj tbn in falteS 0aiier, nelcbeS
Den 6roit aus ben g flan3en 3tcbt. Ser
Seuerte mus iebob BALD Derbralcbt tper6en,
od ct ft9 ntbt Ie9r LANCE bait,
NbOnnirta uf baS NbenbbIatt ser SQinois
Staats> 3ettung. 8reiS l Sent.
, 1894-07-12
SoocS=9ln3ei0e.

6reuubeu uno 9efaunteu ole trouriQe g&odriht. bar
INNER etn3i8er tnnigIt geIiebter Sobu uno gruoer gSd(s
ter 9tternHoer 0ieIeoorf AM 9Duueritog MOrgeu.
Den Y. SUIT. i'm Nlter BON II Sa6reu, 3 0}ouateu uub
u 8a9et iouit inn oerrH euti6l0fet tit.
8eerot9un9 ttnbet Sonntog, Den Is. Suit gtofmittags
nm 2 ubr POM 2rouerbnuie, los Sjgel Ctr, aus naG
9racelaub ltatt.
Guitar uu0 Sacobiue @icGs0orf, Sltern.
Grou @ntma Sdmibt, 5rou 6ottie Dopp, SeIeu
SjelSonrf Iuo 9nttie Siels0Orf @eid)ntIter.
Sen. I. S9mtot, @tuton DOpp, Sdpdger.
, 1894-07-12
3teuc d1n5eiqen.

Dlae CODES Nn3ei9en, weIde fir ole
mOr9en= 2Ius9obe Der nJuirois Staatsz
5eitun9" auf9e9ebeu peroen, erf6einen Foften.
fret i'm NbenobIatt, Die 2~Inuahme pom Nns
5ei9en fir oas QbenobIott iblieBt um II ubr
Witta9s, fir Ole uIor9er=2Ius9abe nm 10 uhr
Qben0s.
, 1894-07-12
$500 nlrh aufmQrts.

81 D D Hb Ie-2Dtteu. $500 NIB o~ufparts.
~ &ei9ts 3aBluugeu. - &anQe Sermiue. -6 Prp5eHt
SntereTieu. : SH unmittelborer gdbe bes 4pouoale uHS
W}aplelUOO0 9epot5, bon Sduler unb Strdet. gteuH
Gotten an Der 3bDmns aDe.. uabe Der Belmont nHb
Gliton Qoe.. iiuO fir cine neue 5dule QefaUft uuo tuirO
6ieieloe i~unerbol6 eInes Sabre5 9ebout ieiu. Ab3ugss
betrQQt uur s Geuts. Die 6otbobHP miro ibre 9uoe in
fur3er 3elt bur4 bieIes @ebtet Jaufen Innen. Die I6bH,
item DISQUALIFICATION on Der clifton uuo Belmont aoe..
IeBtere bic 0auptoerbiuoung5Itul 5lpII6e1 Der Staot
unb Der Weiteite. FeiiOeu3 s&otten oil uleH Seiteus
itr0Beu. - 9du1er Hat Uuui6 auT Iel9te Ab5abluHgeH
gebaut. 3Ige ~DCrlGIieu SoHHtogS I'm 9.10 ubr uun
nm 100 Wtttto9s bos 98eus Str.=3epot NIB baItsH an
nteiner 3petgoTfice, Gde 9inerIep Str. uuo Maplepooo
Citation. DTftCe SonntagS Dten.
6. 0IeIm8,
Sfe6. bon, fri, ia, BAN 1885 Ottlpaufes ADe.
, 1894-07-12
8ferOe. gGnnr1. !Nnnne II.

2 Il bertoufeu: Surge ct 8erubarOiuer, Gfe SO.
- Str; nno 9art @oe, , 8lOd Weitli9 bon g8eiteru
Ioe. SOP.
, 1894-07-12
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@nf uu9emeinen @uuf8 Der 3abfrei6eu geiuaer 81
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be &afe-6rOnt i'll Gotten ~ausgelegt uno in Den Ntul
sebrc9t. 9olpsrs Safe lift i'll 5lueiitInbt9er 5abrt u
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&erraIn. Sic Gotten Bo6su fanlutlid so Sup Sibfru
an Gee urO iel6it i'm DetBefteu CONNER trebt eiu 4
itauOi9 fl1Isr Miub bonn SuOen ibsr ben GATE unb III
i'll 6OI9e Der SaofrOut uno bes itetie faBleu mtno
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eine Sieie Oon 900 SUP, iinb nit ben i96nih
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fber ben Sec NIB bieteu cine utoIsrtIde @ust9t i6sr b
cine WteiIe breiten NIB 3tpet WteiIen Ian8su Gee, peI9
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pIdbe 8oblret4s Slide, 8ootfabreu uuO GegeIu Lob
8u bieiem Sport Sir gobeonftoIteu, quite gsrplegut
uub prompte 8erbinbung sieiI9su Der Station Sem
SunctiOu unb bent Safe 1T geIorgt.
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9eturIisbbaber fOnten es uuterlaisu, f8 cine gouIts
an T4erH. 9tdbsre gustunft srtbsilt, iUwis gIutt
~serienoet
&. MeIm2
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1tttag 2 ubr bonn 5rauerbnuie, 81 ~. SuoiaHa Str
nab 48alobelrt. I'm ltne SbejlHabme bitten Die 6ju.
@cnriette &ilb, Satin,
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Seri1ieOenes.
BeriOnli6es.


$40 @tate StroBe
9as ctu2ige d0te turtjf0e Sab in DER
gBeIt init 9nmen=8ebtenuuq
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i'll Jeoer 9e5iebuuQ.
Ser pOpnldrfte nnb 5uOerI6Iiigre
BIoB III Der Stnbt
Sfen Sag NIB 9tatt Gtablirt 1882.
$40 State Ctr. Dur eiue Sreppe hDdl. 22iu1S
, 1894-07-12

MuftiOr8s UerEGufe.
a~HfttDussR vita.
Rs8uIdre @ertaufs.9ast:
Wtonta8s unb 9Dnnerftoes.
6pt8taI' gertdnts an onOsrsn Eogsr hes wtouasa.
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auttIons=YrelieM.
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Sska b~oreei9Dfien BEL Uebertraeuua
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, 1894-07-12
YfGlm0ihinen.

SSt niger, @beeler s. WiIou, 8omeIttc. @tunooro.
Wbite, GtICDr g. Gibbs, Stem 9Dute, 9rD1uu, $500
bis 5000. 0araHttrt bonitdHOlg IuO iutatt. p Sluen's
glectrtC 8lo, Gde State unO Abams Str, giutritt 0
state Str. Dfen GountoQs BON $50 Born. bis 1890
gtoChm. lima, 1GtoLujo
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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Annual Statement Of the MN MEW TdFR NJ IRE Il
Newark, in the State of New Jersey, on the
Slst day of December 1898: made to the insurance
Superintendent Of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital
fun...""*"".......".HH...$ 2~5o,OOo.OO
Assets
Value of Real Estate owned by the
49, -. 49, -OV,OO0'VO
Loans on Bonds and Mortgages -. S92, 1850
United States Stocks and Bonds..... IS, 10000
Railroad Bonds and Stocks 119, 05o.Oo
State, City, County and other Bonds. 2S,719.72
Bank Stocks ............ .... 57,887. so
Cash on hand and in Bank. BASS. 81
Interest due and accrued. ......... 5,635.55
Premiums in course of collection and
transmission 22,419.7s
Bills Receivable, taken for Fire, Marine
and Inland risks. ..........n..... 9o2.94
Rents due and accrued ............... 170.9o
~unadnltted assets .............. $S23.48
, 1894-07-12
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1nier .9eIiebte5 Stub Sgrieoa Mtittpo6, bet II. Sui,
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SStcpIauS utO Wtarie 8SidleIs.
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6. 8. D%rttIanb.
2~4alsbGtU care Of vStaatsssttuua.S

gu D]ertaufeu: 9Hbi9es mUBubaus in Der g1dbs
~ Der StattDH NDOnoale, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. fur
eilte 5Samtiie bequcW etugerI3tet. Stanuuq fur mebrere
Yferoe nit oobet. $1,000. 8equeme 3nblunQstermiue
06er ianleenfreie5 uHbe6outes SrIHoetgentGum ais
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