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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-03
DEALERS STOCKS ExHAusTlNe.
Which GAUGES a Slowly Growing Demand
for Goods.

winch GAUGES q Slowly Growing Demand
for Goods.
NEW YORK, March 3.-Dun Il Co.'S
weekly review OF trade says: With no
more definite information than "A week ago
regarding the outcome of financial or
revenue disputes perhaps more people have
come to the belief that the end will an
swer their wishes. Certainly rather more
are taking limited risks in business. es-
pccially in stocks. A substantial basis
is the slowly growing demand for goods
caused by gradual exhaustion of stocks
held by dealers, and this has further en-
larged the working force in manufactures.
More works have resumed or increased
hands or hours than have stopped or re-
duced, but numerous reductions in wages
continue to lessen the purchasing power
Of those at work
The demand from distributors is almost
exclusively for medium or lCw-prced
woolen and cotton goor;s, for 81 30 ard not
for 50 boots, and FOR shoes rather than
boots. Continued weakness appears in
prices of metal products, notwithst landing
some increase in actual business. Even
IN the Pittsburg region little over half
the force is employed, and only - per
cent of the Ccnnellsville coke ovens are
yet in operation. \ few more furnaces
are in blast. Receipts and exports of
wheat for the week have been only about
hall last years, while there is "A great in
crease both in receipts and exports OF corn,
but scarcely any change is seen in prices
of these or other products.
The buying power OF the people is neces-
sarily restricted, with many works idle
and wages much reduced and apprehen-
sions for the future cause general econ
omy. The most encouraging feature of
the weeks record is the continued de-
crease in the number and Importance of
failures. For the third weel. OF February
liabilities thus far reported are only S.
GSb, 3i;, and foI three weeks of the month
only sll, 4ap.ils. of which s5.o:5. si1 were of
manufacturing and Sa,asl So; of trading
cone3ns. The number reported in Feb
ruary is 900 against :, (r>0 in January, ;vsld
the full liabilities were probably less than
si5, eoo.ooi against $50, 94j, 49, in January
In November and December the amount
exceeded s50.0co,e con-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-03
BASTARD SURE, MANIAC PERHAPS.
One Less of the Wild aIiscrcant Who
Eeveis in Murder.

EUGENE. Or, March Sin a frenzy of
rage Albert Moss, son of a prosperous
farmer living near this place, attempted to
wipe out he entire family of David Cole
man, a neighbor. After shooting and kill
ing one woman, badly iniuring another.
and mortally wounding an old man. the
youthful maniac sent bullet through his
own heart and died. Some time during
the forenoon Moss, who was about % years
OF age. had a quarrel with his father over
some trivial domestic matter. As they
were about TO come to blows Farmer Cole
man stepped in and prevented the fight
Moss threatened Coleman for interfering
and declared he would be avenged for the
sympathy given his father by the neigh
Dor.
He purchased revolver at corner
store not far from his fathers house and
went direct To the Coleman residence. He
was received in the parlor by Mrs. Emma
Osborne and Miss Belle, daughters of
Coleman. After talking with them for n
few minutes he suddenly whipped out a
revolver. and, without further warning,
began shooting at the women At the
first shot Mrs. Osborne fell to the floor
dead. shot through the breast. Miss Cole
man received "A bullet in her arm, bu.
managed to escape before another shot
could be fred by the murderer Her
screams brought the whole family from
different parts Of the house
As soon as Moss caught sight of Cole
man he began firing again. Two shots
took effect. both lodging in the victims
lungs, and the aged farmer can not recov-
er. As soon Us his dastGrdly work was
ended Moss ran into the front yard and
fi-edsa ball through his heart The whole
community is highly excited over the affair,
and not had Moss been successful in tax
ing his own life there is nc Doubt that he
would have been lynciied by the angry
neigLbors.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-03

assistant sergeant-at-arms rapidly cleared
the aisles and the members resumed the r
seats. The excitement quieted down. Me,-
edith walked back to his sea. and sat
down.
After order had been restored Meredith
arose and protested, amid laughter. that
ne ,Sns not excited, but that gentlemen
could haraly do here what they might do
elsewhere. With this parting shot he
closed his speech, and Immediately the
house. which was ut a high tension, on
motion Of Saycrs, took a recess until
so'c!ock in the evening. as is usual on
Eridays.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-03

months, ard not improving any, /
con suited with another with The same
result. was SO discouraged that
month, when friend advised me to
consult DR.. Coffee, which / did, and
have been trea;ed by him now about
four weeks, and my hearing has i'm
proved at least one-half. My nose
and throa. are almost well and | fe
more like a man than for 10 years. /
certainly ADVISE every deaf person to
consult him."
What leading physician of Mercer
county says: DR.. Andrew Evany. saws
II have been growing eeaf for 10
had constant noise in ny ears that
a'mos. run me crazy a.
times; was treated by two
OF the leading eye and ear
men of Chicago for two years with no
benefit; came home Disguised and
with no hope of ever being cured. In
October DIR. Coffee treated patient
OK mine and gave him great benefit
and he persuaded me TO go and see the
doctor which l did. last month. He
treated me three times in two days
aud my hearing was improved wonder
fui, at least one .half. and / want to
say that l think he is the only
man l ever saw that knows the car
ana his treatment is the only rational
treatment ever saw for deafness. "
This 10 a remarkable cure considering
the age: "Rob,rt Kirkman, of Milan, SO
years OF age, Was complets " deaf IN one
eat, and partly deaf in tho other for 10
years. and had spent good deal of money
with different aurists, with no benefit. Was
treated three times by me and cured o. the
noises, and bearing almost made perfect.
l could report 80 cases like these.
I'M, Is a very common result of Grippe
and all such cases can be cured: James
MaioneJ, of Mpl:ne, brought his daughter
TO me in October. She had The gripps one
year ago. and left her with a c,nstant noise
IN ears like a rapid beating of the heart
also bnzzing SOUND. In four weeks she
! noUceo deafness in oneear. followed rapid
~ with deafness ia the other ear. and vol
gradually worse until she came to me. Ex'
animation showed a dscayed nasal and
Pnaryngeai catarrh- retraciion and ticking
OF drum membrane, coald hear Q v Atct
Two inches in right ear and against the
right car in the left; had TO speak in q
raised voice to be heard. Two months treat
ment stopped the noises completely, re.
stored hearing so no one around knew that
she vas deaf and catarrh is c1red. She bad
been treated By three different auri-ts.
veryOadease OF oatarrh cured: Charles
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-03

Bauman, of South Reck IslaI d. says. nv
son, II years Old, has had terrible caiarrh
for years. his nose was stopped up AID
great quantities Of blood and corruption
was coming from his head. Dr.. Coffee
cured him in 1 xeeks so his head was per-
fectiy clear and free.
This case is like many We treat every day
and cure as quickly: capt. Faruham. of
Moline, had been growing deaf for several
years, had constant loIses N hi ears.
was growing gradually worse. Dr.. Coffee,
at the Harper House. gave me complete re-
lief in two treatments"
Another remarkable cure from Moline:
Jesse Shields, 2204 Sixth ave-. was deaf
several years, vas cured By DR.. Coffee al
most perfect, AT one treatment
Fred Shuck the popular mail carrier OF
Rock Island, was partially deaf IN ho'n
ears: says my hearing was much imported
and noises stopped in one treatment by
DR.. Coffee"
Mr.. q. VAN ack, 4e3 Second Il. Rock Is
land, was slightly deaf and had noises IN
both ears, Under DIR. Cofee's treatment
one ear is completely well and the oihe'i Is
almost so.
S. b. Sioddard. IFS Twen.y-third ST,
Rock Island, had slight deafnese and nois-
es. almost completely cured by d.. Coffee.
W. l.. Sweeney, 1894 Fourth ave- ho'k
Island. slight deafness and noises IN eai.-
Has steadily improved under DR.. Nofiee7
treatment.
L1ris Hummill, of Caprou- says; hao
deafness and noises in both ears. was yer!
much Improved and noises cured oy INST
treatment
: w. s. Flaharty. New Windsor. Mercer
county, one of its. leading farmers "ho
has spent hundreds of dollars among
doz n differen. Oculists and Arrl- : sasss
j have been under DIR .Cotfee's treatment
week. and he has benefited me I'D every
way, and he is the first physician eve
saw that could get e-erE place aoou' :"
nose. throat, head and ears win h-oictD'
His tire stment is entirely new anu ~ono''
fol.
Oae of Moline'- leading physicians,sH-'
have been troubled with slight oeaiie-s
and noises in NV ears f1r several az,
caused from chron; c c.tarIh- war tr'a'eu
at different times by two oil Nnes
lending Ocuiists aud Auri-t- Win aop,
~ no benefit. l went 10 DIR. Cone ia-'
week. aud the first treatment g"
more relief than had in tSo year a.
will say that his treatment cf c.t"
denfness is wonderful and aosoiae n.J
and original with him, and The Only iA'''
treatment ever saw. o.so,o
DR.. Cofee'e ,fiics hours are frcn
p. NJ ard to after supper o,ev
Rememberif you have not got ne ,est
to pap for treatment now, h Will %
you and give you all the time &C.,
par him. Seed word to your rien"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-03

This case came to me on my FIRST
trip here. One of the most remark
able cases of deafness on record. Mr.
A. J. Patten, of Carthage, South Da-
kota, a wealthy gentleman and prom
inent politician has been gradually
growing deaf for twenty years: my
right car was entirely gone; could
hear nothing in il. and my left ear
was gciug the same way. / was
treated by Chicago Oculist and Au-
rst with no benefit and by several
Others who said could never be bene-
fitted. ! called on DIR. Coffee last
month, aid in three days he restored
my good ear almost perfect, and got
the bad ear so good l could hear a
conversation voice in it. / will tell
you plaialy, l had no confidence in
DR.. Coffee helping me when he com
meuced, but now 1 would not take
$40. 900 for what he has done for me,
and think he knows more about the
ear and nose than any man l ever saw
If You are deaf go and see DIR. Coffee,
he will tell you the truth"
This is class of cases from catarrh
that ne see every day and get i'm
mediate relief: IS. T. Riley, Fifth
ave-, Rock Island, has noticed deaf
ness and noises coming Tor 10 years.
The left ear rapidly grew worse tour
years ago and was treated by a ocu.
list and ourist in Chicago for three
months, and then declared it to De in
durable, and he has been to no doctor
since. He described the noises ms a
rushing of water about to overwhelm
him, and then followed by . kissing
like the escape of steam; could not
hear a watce. only loud voices: used
trumpet. Had very bad catarrh, n ose
throat and tubes aud middle ear drum
membranes laying fat, and tubes al.
most completely closed. First treat
ment improved, and in three months
can hear watch six inches and an or.
binary conversation eight feet away,
and noises completely gone"
Another case showing common cat.
arrhal deafness. and the result Of INV
treatment, Capt. +. L. Pusey, OF
Rochelle, ILL.,, says. II have suffered
from catarrh for 2 years, and about
10 years ago I commenced to grow
deaf, with constant noises in the head
had dryness and itching in my eyes;
would take cold very easy: and was
always worse when did. went "a
Chicago and consulted an oculist and
hurst. He treated mo three or four
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-03
~Yes,~

says Mr.. Stodd. IL an employed q
the Rock Island Plow works. and
had ~ bad case Of catarrh rs any
person could have. was dull and
drowsy. hawking and splitting all the
time. more tired on arising in the
morning than when I went to bed.
The sneexing. coughing and blowing
nose was distressing and sometime.
caused nausea and vomiting. Nv
hearing was effected and had con-
slant roaring noise in my ears. This
grew 80 bad that nv ears began to
discharge pas or matter. ] could not
get the discharge stopped, although
] had consulted . number OF physi.
clans. until ! visited the Scott Mcdi.
cal Institute. They stopped the dis.
charge and~also the roaring in nv
ears and CURED me. This was
last year. and today am as we'll as
ever ] was. presume ] have sent ~
OF % cases to the Scott Medical In
stitate since 1.havc got we'll. and the
results seem to be the same on ms
friends rs 10 was with me. Wba,
they tell you can he believed on .,
true. ] can be found ut the Rock
Island Plow works. and will gladly
tell any person Of my c-u-r.e."
EvERY crRAsLE DISEASE TREATED.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-03
OUR CIVILIZATION UP TO DATE.
Can lsc No Doubt About 1t When These
Things Occur.

Things Occur.
BARDouRSvILLE, Ky, March at is re-
ported from Sarlan county that Lon Tye.
a negro who murdered Miss Bryant near
Williamsburg about year ago, has re.
Gently visited Harlan county where he
kidnapped a farmers daughter and kept
her secreted in the woods for some time
until party of hunters found her. They
waited for his return when they caught and
tied him and proceeded to skin him alive.
Before he WAS dead the girl built fire
on his head and he was roasted alive. 1.
Is said he confessed the murder of Miss
Bryant and that he had taken three other
victims in Kentucky and Tennessee and
Kept them IN the same manner he had the
Harlan county girl. They died for want
Of shelter and protection.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-03

LIMA, o., March 8 Edward Froidereux,
VINO has been attending religious meet
1ngs Mt Point Pleasant. went suddenly IN
sane under the idea that he had been COM
manded to Kill his family. attacked his
Vile With club aud heat her brains out.
He then turned to the children, but was
overpowered aud taken to an asylum.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-03
women H.ot . R,,,.-,...,.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, March g.
After a lecture, to women only, by tie
vile OF ex-Priest Slattery, crowd of
women waited at the foot of the stairs
leading to the hall. and when Slattery and
his wife appeared they We're greeted with
misses, groans and hooting. The women
surrounded the couple and police were
called to escort the lecturers home.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-03

OUc Case Enough Tor Them.
WASHINGTON, March 3-The house judi
c'ary committee has decided no: to recon-
mend the investigation of decisions rem
dered by Judges Brewer, Taft, Dundy.
Parsice and others. in connection with the
investigation Of Judge jenkins decision
restraining railway employees.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-03
SCOTT
Medical institute.

al Brady street, Davenport. Il.
Ovxa Axrs,cAx ExPnsss Co.
SPEC1ALTiEs-Catarrh. Eye. Ear.
Nose. Throat, Lungs; Nervous dis
eases. Skin diseases, Chronic dis
eases.
OFFICE HOURS to II q. H., 2
70 Z p. L.. : TO sp. n.
o. Sundays the oface will Be open
sroo . .. n. 10 ~. 2 TO p. =.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-03
----EYE, EAR, NOSE OBJ THROAT

Read
n curdo them
mandy working ndi
edwit
lyandhav adva oncstav
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-03
% Don't Cost Anything

To try Parks Sure Cure. A specific
for the cure Of all disease peculiar
to women. Ask your druggist our
guaranteed plan.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-03

WHEBE@-
CONSULTATION IS FREE.
Rsmaosaely Lseaasd ID TIE Kaa Deek. Csrnes
$1,000 md Dra1y Streets. nsvsasest. Iowa.
ALL AFFLICTED ARE WELCOME.
Dr.. Asas..se sad nose sre esadussss Of the
WITH = yeoT expsstcncs In ths tfeal6en: Of
CATARRH. THROAT AND LUNGS.
They successfully treat Cssarrh. TArusf and
tanWy diseases Of IL digestive 0rranp, dyopep-
sls. liver tsou0,es, cosstspatsou, chroaic 2ar.
KIDNEY AND URINARY
Tssablso speedily rsn0ved.
NERVOUS DISEASES.
TAe 0ost sexravuted cases arc sveedily spa
pesssase ally cured b our new method u trcaS
LXuGDs AYYuCTsD-sseoial attention IN On
% 81 1iesasss lso11lae 70 women. Away seiiity
ed oovoueage NJ IT. tgUoomeut and OpSe ~ ~
Ooval q Nh e1asD q oloooooo.
Electricity-lts Scientific Applica-
tion.
y6eial ess0iaAso, - 0eles, saperausus hsif
- - tu0mos WonDs etc.,, rs0osod ~ esoe
BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES.
An tsoae,es arievng essm lopuse Mood, scrue-
-, 0eooDo, tseeos, tenor. aleosB. etc.
O. y 0easuhe1 esu11snely - lsessr q oehse.
-, lfSss.S - Scs'iss Oct. 49,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-03
DIR. W. @. COFFEE
THE EMINENT OCULIST and AURIST

Yielding the Popular desire Dr. Coffee has Consented to Remain
Harper House Another Week. Until March TO- He has Also
Secured the Services of Dr. W. M Lawhon of
the Chicago Eye and Ear lnfmmary
to assist him n week.
, 1894-01-20
Rulfe fir painter.
mi9ti9e 2lusfo9er bon Nottie 6erbY fber
ihre Se9e9uut9 NIT Painter in Ger
morona6t.

gu @uniten @eorge $. 9otnter's tpir6
Dem @OuOerneur Qllt9elb AM Otontag nit
Deri6ieoenem onoeren 8 tpeismatertaI Dor
ausit3tlib cine bel6lporene Q~lu5iage bon
beionoerer Wicbti9tcit unter6rciett per6en.
@eiterngtabmittag erfun0igte ii6 Nnton
@raf inn Gountp9efGngntB na6 Der Nbreile
Ser QlnpGlte 8ainter'S. CT er5G6tte, 6aB
ieine S9tpeiter iib i'm BreSbpterioner 500
1pttal befin0e uno OaB BORT au6 Elm OtGb>
6en GameuS gfattte !6erbD iicb beftn0e.
9&attte babe ietner S6tpe1ter mitgetbeilt
baB ite Itcb in Der gtacbt, in tpelcber 9Llicc
Wtarttn ermor6et murbe, in Dem 6aule
SEQ. Sc @reenitr. befunben un6 6aB lie UNI
mitteIbar btnter Bainter oo5 6aus betrez
tretcn babe. Sic babe cine Sreun6in in
benz 6ouie beiudben ppuen, babe aber Die
1elbe ntcDt 31 6du1c getrOffen unb babe TO-
fort pteOer Die Greppe binuntergeben mol
len. Q(lS tie in benz Corridor an Der offe>
mem T9itr beS bon Nltce betppbnten 3tmz
nters porbetgtng, babe tie geie6en, baB
Batnter ben &0rper elmer 6rau in Ben Nr>
men gebalten unb gu berielben geiprohen
babe, Damn babe iie eiltgit baS 0aus perz
IaIien. @tnen 2%tugenbIid lpGter iet Yatn@
ter aus benz 6auie g%eitiir5t, nm, tpie fte
perntut6et, bic 8oGi5et 81 rufen.
SRI, 6erbD meint, baB 9atnter feline
&lei0er nit 8lut beiuOelte, ais ct 6ie2eicbc
Der Grntorbeten in ietne Nrme nabm.
9ieie 8lutfefen iparen betannttib in bem
9rO3eiie 8egen 8ainter bic 9auptbetpetie
fir feline ScbuIb.
SRI. 6erbD bat i6r 3eueniB bis iebt 3uz
ritdgebalten, neil ite ibren gtamen ntcbt
nit Dem Safe 8ointer in Gcrbtn6ung
brtngen poute; ite bat aber ertldrt, baB
iie iebt ihr 3eu9niB abgeben tperbe.
Sir nG6lten 9onneritag bat Gouoer>
neur Nltgelb ben Nnpdlten 8ainter's einen
Sermin 9emdbrt, bantit Tie ibm neues 8e>
petsnlatertal 81 0uniten beS 9erurtbeilten
Dorlegen f0nnen.
, 1894-01-20
freber ueberfau.

@etern su friiber Mtorgsnitun6e betraten
BRET maSfirte WtGnner Sic 8iuet>Oiftce 6es
8anban6le@8abnbofS tu Gropn 8oint,
SnD., unb for6erten Sen sort a~ntpelen6en
8eamten nit pOr9ebaltenen NebolOern altf,
ietne 6anoe bO6 gu balten. Der 8eamte
%Ieiitete ibnen aber ntcbt 6ol9e, ionoern
brong Guf tie Elm, unO erit nacb Der3peifelz
tenn Sample fOnntcn fe i'm i6erwdlttgen
unb mittelit Seiieln uno &nebel pe6rlos
maben. Damn burcbiucbten ite Bic @elo7
i6ublaoe, fanOen barin ober nur $40 IN
baarem @elOe unb 8riefmdrfen, NIT melz
3er 8eute ite iicb olsbalo aus DEM Staube
mahten, Ser frccbe Gaub tpurbe erit beute
Worgen entoe6t, ais ber 8eamte, Der am
Sage 9ienit tbut, bic Office betrat un6 ben
auf Der Grbe liegenben gta1tbeamten bon
ietnen Selieln uno Dem &nebel befrette. @on
BEN Sbdtern febIt bis ieBt te6e Spur.
, 1894-01-20
IN per1mtdter SAGE.

s. GranoiGe @rap, alias Maaior 6unt,
alias 6orrD Sninfban1, tpelber felt Stunt
inter Der Q~tnflagc ser 8telwetbcret i'm
@Ountps @efdngniB geieiien Bat. wurbe
bcute frib un1 II 11br auf cinen Qntrog
OeS 6ilisitaatsanmalteS 8earlon bon
&ibter Sreeman auf freten SUP geiteut,
nit Der 8ebingung aber, baB er etpaigen
Sales itb elmer @tebererbebung ber @nz
fla9e Der9egenmdrttgen muiie. @raD tpurbe
6ci6ulbtgt, iib nit ScauGein Q8ifenS aus
Safe 8tep Derbetratbet 8t baben, m6brenb
ct an6ebltb bereitS in 8bilaoeIpbia, bon
mo- er 8, 3, ser @eltauSiteuung bsrgctomz
men mar, cine Satin pobnen bate. 0ieie,
feline an8ebIi9e Srau, IieB pe6er ettpa8 bon
ii3 bOren, nod tOnnte mar ionit etpaS
itbcr tie auSftnbig ma6en, un6 ba er be-
tbeuerte, baB feline cin8ige red6tmGBigc
Satin baS eben1altge Srdulein 8tfens iet,
1puroe CT entIaiien.
, 1894-01-20
KIeine Nlahrihten.

Gorporationsantpalt Gltbens tptu
mor8en elm @utacbten in 8eSug ouf Die
8erlegung 6eS SnOuitrtepalaites mach Dem
Seeufer auSarbeiten. Sein @utabten miro
aQer @abri6einGtbfeit nab itb ge9en bas
Proiett ausipre6en.
- Gi6ter Softer b~eitrafte berte firth
Srau 2i55te 9oftltS nit So u16 ben Soften,
neil fe inter Dem 8orpan6, tein @elo All
baben, in Sbompion'S Geitaurant, $50. 1897
State StraBe, mebrere 0tale umionit gez
lpetit bate.
= 8itrgermeiiter 6opfins bob berte
fri6 bic Solubnlicen3 bon Sacob 9r0fuB
aus 5l43 Cottage @roOe Npenue auf @runo
elmer Wttttbetlung 0es Yolt3etzGapitGns
aus ienem 0titrift, nob Der oas Qofol Elm
Jtenbe5zoous fir unlittIt6eS 8olt ietn lo1,
auf.
- 0tebe bra9en geitern Qben6 in Sic
BDDnun9 bon Sranf @rnper an Der Sber>
man Qlpe. un6 @rOpe StraBe in @Dauiton
Elm unb ftablen &leioun9SItItde rn6
S9mudia6en i'm @ert6e bon 5000. Scr
9tebitabl ipurbe ousgcfibrt, tpGbren6 Sic
Tamilte ii3 auf benz OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bcfano.
- 6rau 6, 81. GuHeG aus 1897 eib
8art 2lpe. tbetlte Deute firth lieutenant
O'8rien bon Der Cottage @rope QlDe. :
Station nit, baB lte 9eitcrn Q(benb, ais ite
aus 6aDltn'S Sbeater berauStrat, et1en auf
$500 lautenoen Gbed permtBte, ben iie BEL
itcb getragen bate; ie pilIe nicbt, ob fte
i'm D~erlDren babe, o6er Oh er tbr 9eito6len
purDe, 9erielbe mar III S. g. ct. Clair
in SEEM Oort 5ablbar, rug ben Stempel
Der ySirlt 9tattonal 8ant in iener Stabt
uno par bon Der 8abit 8retuing So.
unter3etcbnet.
@e1tern Na6nittog bcr6aftete s. sc.
9oriep, @onbucteur auf einem Gabelbabnz
tpagen Der Siioieite, ben flcinen, 10 Sabre
alien 3eitun9Siun8en 8atrid &eQD, als
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