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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-16
Another War
Between France
And Germany.

A peaceful one, though.
A war OF fabrics, of artistic
skill-and it is an undecided
question who wins. The i'm
ported French novelty dress
patterns are beautiful. The
imported German dress pat
terms are likewise beautiful.
Either make will please you.
IL will BE- simply a question
of which pattern meets your
eyes most pleasingly. This
fact is very true about them !:
they are cheaper and hand
somer than you have ever
known such goods to be
Every day new dress fab
RIGS are being shown.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-16
A Cake of
Soap for Only
One Cent.

Bring in one cent and see
how nice a cake of Toilet
Soap we viii sell you for it.
Ten cents viii buy ten cakes,
one cent one cake. We want
you to know something about
our prices in toilet articles.
and one of the ways OF bring
ing II to your notice is TO
say, "A cake of soap for a
cent. OF course the maker
never expected any one to
sell a cake OF this soap for a
cent. but here it is. Bring
IN your cent
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-16

big stock for ladies' and children just
opened. The prizes will be found Is be most
Fe ~onAeie AMI the Qualities unisofmty ex~
csilaax
Chdren's Wool Hose lnc, iafke. ISc,
soc, SO 20 -5c pair.
Ladies wool Hose. &C, 25r 70 81
paiE
Cailarsn's Vests, Drawers and Pants,
CSC 70 81. Is eaca.
IAsles camel HAIR Vests and Pants,
co. 60 81, Is eacA.
Ladies Natural Wool Yeats aud
Pants. 80 10 81 80 each.
caildren's combination Suits. $40 20
g. each.
Wa have the solo agencies In SEATTLE for
TIE Npsltanti. MnneiHg and the Etnttgarter
Normal sanitary Underwear for iadies
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-16

Worknen sev osA~rs .na BE-
s~@As he Lsavs. rnffnssh~e.
,xzss.s sS1ns nsn representing himself 90
6m bGrg. sst whose real rarns II
=. ~ " 0o1eock, has bsen causing he
esoyMent agencies no end Of fronbgs
- 1Ppsrent cause. September ne
e~se Ase a 70. written order for four
80 sset'ng particularly 50 20 What they
ssnted Tor and when th-y wcusd bs
$3.50 sha directing that tie n-n he seat
..A = % h'ely 70 Wooliey. nsar which rs.es
aoSs1ag camp run By Shirley a Berg.
men we're sens rs ordered and On the
'oaso@inx day Burg gave another written
st~sf ana Was 80 fsEniifer With the iorwinw
BUSINESS that Rae did not think nvthluv
long nnfh James Gris.old, who had
Zen around wlth Barg and Who was =
sfasna OF has. told him that the supposed
Burg Vas really Arthur Woodcock.
AZ. lac wrote % the zeal Bure, or prop
shy bsrF. az Wooiley and recsived q reply
inal ne terms almost insulting. In il Berg
sara he had gwen no order and knew both
ing o. "Babcoek" instead Of Woodcoek.
ar Kss reported the matter 70 tie police
sna Cay or 20 later Chief Rogers received
oaneh OF letters from Shirley A Berg.
asSiag thas the matter be investigated. as
shsy we're not ordering men or giving snv
one authority 70 sign their names. That
Woodcock 10 not myth and that the en-
pioynent sgsnies received the orders xas
proven to Posr-ixTkIr1aEscKs reporter
yesterday afternoon, for not only Rae but
4. q Collins was given an order.
ar. Jose. the well-knoxn logger Of
North Bend. saw Woodcoek In Collins
once and was negotiating himself 30 sell
us logging outGt To him. but thu nan
suddenly skipped the city. woodcock
had met Mr.. Jose's sons In the city.
engaged them 10 work for him, and spent
his money for their entertainment ike
iord. he has been heard of in several
other business deals that he left unconl-
plessd. II 10 said that he owns q sheep
ranch Ia company with Tom Tolan at
t'rant's Pass. Or, and came here because
he kicked on the ear Of enc Of his herds
men during a bar room fight The case
has been settled and he Is now at liberty
TO return. according to report. He had
about 1900 in cash when he was giving
bogus orders TO the employment agencies.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-16
Ssm. e,sa faiv,, il sI.skst,

About a. splendid q ct "a blankets ~ "
have ever asd have Just tome in. The price
erc extremely ciose. A recital of the Tasrl
iugs will tel you their cost, but u will nd
te8l you how good they are At the prices;
California White VOL Rianssts. full
rtTsatfs "a, tAsa. q, s a. q and
SO par.
CoioFea Blapkets. fnf sixa A. stH.
Ia size 81 s1sl. ie-s sis' IL g. AMI
81 9i-4siss ns So Ia sixs IS 50 50
per par
Also 4 fine lice Of CorEcFsahies at
7sc, 81. sLgs, 81 a. e.. s1sa, g.. $40
upwards each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-16
Hines. Of L. y. Compton.

L F. Compton. the sx-bgilding inspsc-
tor, 10 50 seriously III Eith hear. troubles
that IL was expected At late hour this
morning that he would rot last over . "a "
hours. Mr. Compsoa has not been well
since two years ago. when he bad seri-
Gus attack Of the grip. For the past two
months be has been eonaned 20 bis house.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-16

ess. MeGrax te gapen ne Msnday-Jsues
aanflGon Lewis sAe orator
NosFH YAKfNA, Sept tA-tSpsesAl p
ssAss Far Con missioner Enzle tee
sfapAea today 10 President Parker tAAt
ssv. AcGssw waald formally open the
sssis fair 81 shs elsa inst. and that James
hAnsliea La~ia wil deliver tho oEsssen'
Asoop 6 snj Comnsnv +. National eaAra.
20 uniform RAuk knleats Of Fyinass.
~ forS parade IN sccordaacs with tns
mayors proclaim Atloa, and viii escort 70 .
tsssEEes aa4 stat - ths fsir Esonnas-
1~sAnsss ACCUSES are 20 - eloss1 thai esy'
saa sAs As.s city viii % ossoraisd. Tie
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-16
Something
Very New in Laces
To Show You.

We have a magnificent
collection Of all sorts Of
Trimming Laces in stock.
Among the newer ones that
came out for sale this week
are a lot of handsome Jet
embroidered effects. Have
ali the delicate lace patterns
worked out in jet You
should see them.
Also the new Veilings.
which have caught the pub
lie fancy to such an extent
that they viii not last many
days longer. New ones are
coming along each day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-16
Now Comes
More Length
In Jackets.

Some of them go far be-
yond the three-quarter. all
are longer than usual; that
is. the novelties are, but there
are also as pleasing styles
in the medium lengths. Not
much overlooking in fancy
trimmings. but rather the
richness in effects that come
from fine cloths, excellent
making and proper color
ings. We have many new
Jackets TO show you this
week.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-16
A Surprisingly
Good Silk
For 5Sc.

We have had many excel
lent Silk values in the past.
but none better than these
a7-inch plain colored Japan
csc Wash Silks at sSc a yard;
75c would be a close price
on them. and many places
they would say 81. Smooth,
even, lustrous Silks they are,
and at so reasonable a price
as 5Sc. All the delicate
new colors, all the standard
shades. Really worth a spe-
cial visit.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-16
FELL Down rae MINE sLorx.
A Miner Terribly Intared by His Care
Iesxness at Frsnkisa.


Peter Bowden. Mexican miner aged u
years. lies At Providence hospital towering
between life and death from injuries re-
eeiyed In the Franklin mine early yester-
day morning. In some inexplIcabie man
ner Bowden lost bis footing a. the top Of
the ffth level and fell hesdiong down the
sixty-dsgree angie pitch for distance of
$50 feet He sas picked up inscnsibls and
manglsd almost beyond recognition. As
soon a. possible he Was brought TO the
city and taken to Provideaee hospital
DR.. Montgomery Russell examined his
injuries and found that in addition 70 in
jnrles on the head and internally. his right
leg had been broken. his right arm frac-
tured and several RIBS cracked. Toward
afternoon the patieIt became delirious
and his chances Of recovery were consid-
cred slight The accident appears 80 have
been due 70 carelsssnsss on the part of
Bowden.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-16

= only one Subscription to the relief fund
for the Franklin mine sufferers vas re-
ceivsd yesterday. but that one. amounting
10 s6a5o Was donated By the employees of
she Blue Canyon Goa Mining Company,
81 Nsw Whaseosn, and brings The total 10
nearly $4,000. whsls the beneht given By
the olympic Athletic Ciae last night will
add about si50 more.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-16

We ara xtlu pFesentlse very great special
values in Carpets Many excellent lines are
offered a. tia cinsest aRufes guassd 10 the
city. II viii pay yaa - icok mp tasse Car
pet bargasns This week VII Fhgw a
large los OF new JasAnsse Knga. whieh.
while iow in price. are wonderfully effective
IN styis, aud will give meet excellent wear.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-16
Err IinIs /, Kar Len

IL Il really wopdsFfal hos quickly the
nsanett 8 HUI FgfniiuFs steek aas hssa
eIearsd oct 0niy handful 81 - q rev
left To sell this small lot Is quickly "a
possibs tbe prices have been cut tnto
risee1- A few days more and ali VIII Ee
sald. Cane az ouce n you vast 70 buy fur-
nssure ~ prices lsss that ths actual eosi %
manufacture.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-16
They Are Certainly
A Very Handsome Lot,

goods ping
the
and
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-16

Special train via Great Northern rail-
war leaves Tuesday, isEa. Al. la n for
Republican state convention, Spokane.
gein delegation and avoid the expense Of
. slsspsng car By going On thss train
Ticket once. 6l2 FrcnG stree.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-16

The suit Of the city to recover judgmsn.
against ID. I. Denny, On two pFomisory
notes sgxregssiag slLs10, Transferred 20
the city By Jacob FaFth, nnss BE COM
nsnee3 anew. motion 10 euash sum-
raons having been grated yesterday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-16

We have several lloek OF Haacksrchiefs
especially desirable for school gifia Tia
prices are 50 small that the loss Of youF
school girls hand&erehiefs viii not snake
great differences Thirty sud 81 cents per
dozen are the particular lines we have In
mlad.
Handkerehiefs Tor ladies, Sc. Ice. ise, 20
70 a. each
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-16

Door Mas, window Shades.
n curtaln Poles. SAsA Rods. lowest
u prices IN town. Paci3c Carpe.
Company, 7ss Fgeat street,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-16
IlrII "a. Knk Nll SEE

As fee linz Of Meas sGfts. oxsrccats
an1 Maekintoaass Ne bars sssF BAD.
Taefs wtii - many yleasast surprises ia
this ss0cx. bnth Ia sfFlss, qualities su1
xxlees oef eissssuE buyer made "a IN
Usually succession tssp 20 tie Eastern Eaar-
xsts sEsx season. and Sc VII - prepared %
shnw you sboat tas bssf valves zen have
svex seen In eloshisg and mea's appasSl.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-16
nRkvIrrnS

John Essert, The prosecuting witness
against French Nietorine. vas released
YESTERDAY on cash bail of So.
NARY 6oss. who was charged sith rob
hing John Cummings 81 $50 IN = room back
~ The club saloon on King street.. Was dis
charged yesterday by Judge Gasgos. Who
held the evidence insufficient.
Gus BrInknasn cas OF the twe middle
snxsrs Of his right hand. between the hrss
.od second iosat yesterday afternoon IN
tie double hloek machine At TIE Seattle
Iunser Conpany's mill AZ Ballard.
Ms. Ellen Luther. Of Nswesssis. ysster-
s.x swors ouE . warrant before Justice
Uamohrsy charging James = kedders4y
wsth assault. and deputy wsat after TIE
latter. she says he gave her two BACK
eyes.
Ths Front ssrss; cable cars wsrs blocked
.-..f.gi.x afternoon for bali sn hour by =
v.gen loaded wita heavy timber ihst Sos
- in the aud alongside the track Tie
80 we~e velsed - walk until rein
s~r~.ments came and hAased TIE wagon
cat
Tse funeral services ever soe remains OF
s,s~s C,hNyges Arey were aald Yesssr8sy
.,.stt-,srr AZ Rannev & stesArts enapeas
w. f3serxs II. W atsau oEticsassng. Tue
s,tsr,ssnt took place IA Lake View GENE.
- NJ. Arey and aes daughter arrived
sr,s., T,lt in time 10 atteaa tie services
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-16

The Shoe Department IL so fua Of GOO
good thIngs thai 10 IL hard q choose from
the many what 70 advertise. However. yoa
will find any Of these feN meaft9aed 1nel
% ba verY special harEasass
Chfid's Doag1im spring heel Button
shoes. sikss q % 8. 4ses sfxss 81 70
III, 81: sizes u 90 2. ft25.a pair.
Infants Donaota Battoa 80 oss. no
hesi. plain toa. sizss 20 6, 5oo
pair.
Ladies stylish ard seFEiccahis Don
COLA csogh top shoes, Ia saaaEe AMI
orera ices, s!zss 20 4. widths
% 4. a. g. - pair.
Ladies Back Cloth OvsrxaiteFs,
Sizes 10 &, Hs3s pair.
IAates' snHntton Bisek posskfn
0vergsifers, siEss 2 70 8, fi.z3 psfE.
IAasekf iebutton Aackfntpsh Over.
CATERS. sixss 2 TO 6, o. - pair.
Ladias' l4-battoa Macintosh Over
CATERS. alzsa z 10 4. sL73 = pair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-16

lust placed oa sale very isns iof q Man
Pantaloeas a. prices wnSea Ne know ~
sufa 10 command fmmadiafe ast@ation, q
ths values are 20 x0oo that they can hs csc
eta games. We have Esvsf sold sueh goot
IS sacn low sgarss.
Meas Heavy chsvios Psataioons.
gLso snd gLTs.
Ness Hs1vy Epson Caasirnsrs Pant
alooas, ia plala aud faacy pat
terms. ~ g.
Meas Ats DOL Graz HeiT Ina Cas-
SNARE FaDseiooas ~ ~
Mas nns AL col Dress Pants
lszona. innuHaeTahss passssns. sc ~
Es Aaa s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-16
NEARLY $4,000 FOR FRANKLIN.

Bfue Canyon Mines Subscribe Nobfy
and the Benefit Adds More.
The Franklin relief fund was yesterday
agreeahly increased, as follows:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-16

Even the rainy weather doesH't see n 70
,-,x~s.-. xith the resi- AZ tie Shs ssT
GEAR dry goods store. a. they hare en-
erawasa al wesk from early moEning 81
nixhs wish hnzY haysEs taking AavaHs@ss
~ the many bargains 10 10 had IN every
asnsrssnsnt Thts ecniag wssx sial e~As
,he.a AL. as they have gone shroasn sFesy
department carefully and nass aaa
further reductions
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-16

ar. Prices Cream Baking fowasr
nsr,Ts Fair sssxssss nsaAi 80 ossss@@
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-16

engaged for ths fair.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-23

superintendent 8aLmer 1T 9ez
gentparti8 nit Der 4ritfun9 elmer Orbtnan3
be13dttt8t, tueI3e %DerIangt, OaB ieber Ser
tauTer bon Gigarretten trgenb tpelber Art
cine GtcenagebIbr BON 5000 beiabLe.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-23

Tra9t @ursn @rocer nacb vGbe 9eiBler
& Sunge Sos" rQuafer 8ro6", bas
i6madbafteite some Wtobe 8rob", ba5
ie bon einer Bd6eret 9~eItefert nur6e.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-23
Ons Groebni6 Scr mnhI.

Die Wa6lbeb0rbe CAB 9eitern baS Ges
iultat ser Offt3teIen Sttmmen3Gblung Der
bel Der Wabl am 6. gtopember in Chicago
unb Cicero obgegebenen Sttmmen betonnt.
l"1nIeren 2eiern brou6en mir nibt nod
einmol Die Site Der @rmQblten gu bringen,
mir mer6en ms baber b0rauf bei6rdnfen,
bur3 einige 8ei1pieIe benieIben Dor Qu9en
gu fitbren, tpieoiel Stimmen bic Gambia
ten Der peri9ieoenen 80rteien erbtelten.
Bon Sen S9eriffS>G anotOaten crbieLt Set
GepubLifaner geaie al, 100, Ser 9emoz
frat 8eabobo 109, 055, BET 8robibitiDniit
Spencer 3007, Der BeOpleS 8artD5@ anbi>
BAT Sgben 31,927 uno Der @anOt6at Der
~uuabbdngt9en Partei, Solution 1910
Stimmen. llngcfGbr in bemielben Ser
b6ltuiB 3u chamber iteben bic filr bie
iibrigen Observation-Disclosures obgege>
men Stimmcr.
8on 6rauen tpurben in ser Sta6t Gbtz
cage lit @an3en 23,479 Sttmmen abgege:
ben, in Cicero $50. ltniere Qeier per6sn
iib erinnern, OaB ii9 betnabe bOppeI 10 OieI
6rauen batten regtftrtren laiisn.
SIR ben Stoat Suinots felt it6 Die
8obt ME foIgt: 0on ben Ganoibaten fir
bu5 St0atSi6aBmetiteramt erDtelt:
9enrp @utf (gtep.).. .445,5 Stimmen
Gla9get (0em.) .322,466
Buterbaugb 0rob.).. .162,318
GanbOlp6 9eopLe'S).. -. 58,518 y
Wt0nn Qln1bD.) ...... 8Z7 y
9ieie .3ablen iperben genitgen, UNI unies
rem 2eiern bic bon Sen ein5eInen 8Grteten
BET bet Nabl an 6. 0tobember entpiGelte
StGrfe gu 3eigen.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-23
NIt=Wten.

Inter benz Nanen r6iftOric Dilemma
Company" bat it6 cine 0eieui6aft orsaz
niftrt, tpelde auf benz @runbfid an Glarfz,
nOrbIib bon 0Ocutitr., cine 8etbe bon @ez
b6tben, Die @ltzQ8ien in ieiner 6arofteriz
itii6en Nr6iteftur beronf6auli6en, 3u err
ridten geosnft. Cine 9roBe 6aue nit
$4,000 Stben iOa bic Experimentation
bilOen. Sn berieIben io1en 6auptiGbli6
biftortfbe TetipieGe our Mufflbrung fomz
men. NuBerbem tperben bic @ebGube 3D.
ben, Elm 9Otel, 8ibIiotbetz unS QeIestm7
mer, @ein7 unS 8ierftuben, MrtIeen, Ser
iammIunss3tmmer &C. entbalten.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-23
5tdoti1bes.
6mei 6ohbahn1hIeifen auf einmal.
Die Union GIepateo e. 10. Go. uno ole Genz
trail Chicago GIepateo Z. Go. iu6en nm
Incorporating nad.

3mei Deri6ieoene 0eIeuibaften, Bic ii6
beibc gu Dem 3nefe BET gr6auung elmer
SoCbba6nldletfe in Ser unteren Stabt or>
9%aniiirt baben, iuc6teu geitern I'M Staats7
fefretariat in Sprin8fieIb I'M tbre Sncor>
pOration uocb, nGmlicb bic Central G9tcago
GleDateb st. st. 3d., tpelcbe nit ett1em
9ttttenfapital bon So, 000, 900 arbetten
nil, uno Die Union GailtpaD 60, mel9e
ibr RapttaL auf S., 000, 900 au9iebt.
Die Central @9icago @LeOatc0 st. N. So.
plant ben 8au elmer fir bic metropolitan
uno Sic Sioieite 6ocbbabn gemeini9aftz
Iicb 3u be%nubenben 6o9babni6leife. Sic
iptu cine !0ob60hn BON etnem 3tpii6en
benz iiiO[idben 6(uBarme, Der 5. 2lOe., Der
Sadionitr. un6 Der 0arrilonitr. gcGegenen
Yurfte aus 6alen uno bieielbe 3tpiiden
SdGlon uno 0arriionitr. bis 81 einem
Bunfte 3pil6en 9carbornitr. unb 0fibiz
gan Nbc., iobanu BON bier bis gu einem
Buntte 3ipilcben WonrOeitr. uno benz
Sluiie unb no3 benz 2tuS9angspunfte
3urIdfibren. Oils Sncorporatoren oieier
@eieuibaft itn6 genannt SObn WOrtbp,
WfarceluS 6ppftnS, 0ermanu 8en5e,
GIapp unO Nbotlon 8. @arbner ben Gbiz
cage, @bw. 6. 9tidolS pon W2aDnoob unb
Splepb Geffer bon @naufton. So6n MortbD
lit Der BrGlioent Der W%etropotitan 0o9z
balm, M2arcelIus !6opttns Der grGiibent
Der Sibicite 6O6babE.
Die 3tpeite @cieui9aft, meI9e ibre Snz
corportrung beGntragte, lit Die Union Gle
Ddtc0 9tailipaD Co., fir iDelcbe So6n u.
9tole, Ggbert S0ntteion, G6munb 6urtbz
man, q. go. Sapage un6 Sc @rano QB.
Berce al8 Sncorporatoren unb @8bert Saa
mieion, Sobn 9. 8arlous, SObn q. Stole,
s. 8taiambcIm, 8. $, 2ouOerbed, Sc
@ranb 8erce, @bmunO 8urtbman, 60
Daro &ob unO 8. 8. @onbee als 9irefz
toren an9egeben ftn6. 9ieie @eleuiboft
beabitbttgt cine 8abn gu baucn, tpel9e
bon einem 8untte 3niiben benz @bicago>
fuiie uno Der Baibington Str. nob einem
9unfte 3tptiben Dem liblicben TluBarm
unb benz See, bann 0itLib nacb einem
8unfte 5tpti9en State Ctr. un6 Dem
See, 6ann iiiblib su einem 8untte 3pii9er
Der 3DDlften unb Der San 8uren Str,
bann tpeitLi3 3u einem 8untte stpticben
benz Gbica9ofluiie unb 6er Glarf Sir,
bann nOrblt3 gu etnem Buntte 3tptiben
@ai6tngtOn Ctr. unb benz Tluiie un6
bann Oitlt3 Bis gum Nus9an8spunfte 3uz
rid geDen iOu. 9tnter Oieier Geieui6aft
ite6t bte Safe Ctr. z6O6babngeleaibaft
Ino 6err Charles 6. Oerfes.
Ser 8ettitreit Der bet6en neuen 9o9z
babni6Getfen : @eieui6aften tpirbe Der
Stabt Gbicogo 3u einem &nfan9e tpirfz
Ii6en S6nelIuertebrs, 3unGcbit fir bic
Gerbtn6ung ser @eitiette unb Der SGbs
Ieite ber6clfen. Sir bei6e @eIeuiAaften
bau6elt es fi9 8una9it baruut, Oas n6tbtge
NegereAt 3n erlangen.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-23
Die observation-disclosures.

Die Observation-Disclosures iebte
geitcrn 9l6en6 in Der Olt Chicago Qloe.
s olt3etitotton Die ltnteriu6ung Der Nlnz
tIagen 9egen Die g "olt3iften SameS Mcz
@rat6, SameS QbbeD, 0alter O'OonneQ,
Selig Sni8tep, Wortin @oultrD, SameS
9planb unb Mat6en s. @il6 fort. Die
9enannten BOli5tften itno befanntlicb be-
lhulbt9t, AM BabGta9e auf Dem Stimm=
pIaBe be8 II. 8re3inft Der "a. 8arb
tbre Pft6t, Die 0rbnung orfrecbt
gu er6alten, niat 9etban gu ba6en. Ote
0rgetIa8ten g oli3iiten erbielten ge1tern
@elegenbett, itb gegen 6ie @nflagen 5u
nertbei6tgen. 0as 8epeis material ptrb
BON Der neutrality-suspicious. gelicbtet
perben, 6amit fe ii9 Elm nrtbeil iber
S9nIb Obcr Ni3ti9ul6 Der NngefLasten
btl0en fann.
Die 8oGt8tften Sobn %. @nberion unb
Sobn 90. Shmibt, tpel6e am 0abltage
auf benz SttmmplaBe 6es -. 8e3irfs Der
"a. 8ar6, 379 sc. GIarf Str, Oienit t6az
ten unb bei6ulbigt maren, ebenfaus nidbt
fltr bic n0tbi9e Sr0nun9 auf benz Stimmz
PLACE 9eiorgt gu baben, muBten ebrenooQ
1retgeiprobcn tper0en, neil gtieman6 aufs
trat, Der ge8en ite ettpaS 8elaitenOes aus
3ulagen tpuBten.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-23
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Y. 0eoport, 3%tDeiit0ft9eS 6rame6aus neblt
S9eHne, 1854 Oooer Str, $4,000.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-23
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tperben, baB Die @roBgei6morenen cine
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