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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-25
WANT GROVER IMPEACHED
BeeAuse ne sent United States Troops
to Chicago.

The Shawnee county Populists have
passed some highly colored resolutions.
After denouncsng Pullman, expressing
sympathy for his employees and recon-
mending that the sub alliances open
their treasures to suffering A. r. u
men, the resolutions declare President
Cleveland a usurper for sending troops
90 Chicago and recite: "We believe for
this great national crime he should be
lmpeached-"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-25
PRIZE CONTEST TO BE HELD
Open to All the Public schools OF KAN


Judge F. g. Adams Of the society Of
the Sons OF the American Revolution has
received two large portraits One of
Washington and one of Lincoln. They
are very fne pictures and are framed IN
heavy oak The society will soon make
arrangements to offer them as prizes in
a contest in which all the schools of
Kansas will be asked to participate.
They will be given to the schools sub
hitting the best essay on Revolutionary
history written BY the scholars
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-25

Gentlemans Sc hand welt shoes, OF
sale this week for s.. az Furman's.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-25
Shirts mended by the Peerless

American Steam Laundry, 112 West
7th street, tele, BAL
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-25

The STATE JOURNALS Want and Mis-
cellaneous columns reach each working
day IN the week more than twice a.
many Topeka people as can be reached
through any other paper. This j. . fact.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-25

All the talk in the world will not con-
vince you so quickly a. one trial Of De
Wits Witch Hazel Salve for Scalds,
Burns. Bruises, Skin Affections and Piles.
J. X. Jones
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-25

The Daily STATE JoURNAE prints all
the newA
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-25

Read the "Wants-" Many Of them are
as interesting as news items See If is
ia not 50
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-25
shoe sale lie vel ID Furman's.

TO Washington, I'D. G.. and Return.
The Santa Fe route sells tickets
August % and "a at one fare for the
round trip.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-25

No time to waste! This stock must
90. Think Of it, $3.50 Will have you a
| suit made to your order.
ALTHEN & MCMANUs.
60 Kanaaa Ave.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-25

Bargains this week at Furman's shoe
sale.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-25

The CrOWnfnE Beauty or Woman
Is a luxuriant growth of Hair. Beggs
Hair Remover is guaranteed to give
satisfaction, as it is purely a vegetable
preparation, and acts directly on the
roots of the hair. Sold and warranted BY
w. r Kennady.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-25

Come out to the cold storage rooms Of
the Moeser Ice Co. one of these hot days
and rat cool.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-25

Best imported and domestic 8 and 10
cents cigars at Stansfield-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-25

Have you tiled the American steam
Laundry FOR your laundry work. III you
haven't try them 112 w. 7th. Iele. "a
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-25

Look at them; then think it over and
you will surely want a suit made to your
order FOR $16.5U at
ALTHEE s. McMANUs,
61O Kansas Ave.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-25

The following charters have been fled
with the secretary Of state:
The Wamego club, Of Wamego, Potta-
watotnie county, which proposes to ad-
vance the social, scientific and literary
interests Of its members. The directors
are Charles Foveaux. Joseph Teeter and
s.. Price Wood. Capital stock. $4,000
The Leavenworth Workingmen's Sick
Relief association. of Leavenworth.
Directors: George Veix, Ernest Serfess,
Oregon Hilbert, George Miller, Gerk
Kersten, John Willard, Mix Arshowsky,
Henry Koch, William Rossbach Kerl
Fink and Mix Myshewsky.
The Midland bank, of Dodge City,
Ford county. Directors: S. S. Gilbert,
J. W. Gilbert. o. T. Hard, L r. Miller,
II. McGary and L McGary, all of Dodge
City. Capital stock. $4,000.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-25
WILL OPEN TOMORROW NIGHT.


ParlOrH.
The formal opening Of the ice cream
parIors and confectionery store 81 the
Johnson N ebel Candy company AZ gao
Kansas avenue will take place tomorrow
evening. Messrs. johnson and Nobel
have arranged to make it a most auspic-
ious occasion. Their handsome parlors
will be brilliantly lighted, and every vis
tor will receive hearty welcome. Good
music will be provided between the hours
of and 10, and ice cream and ices VIII
will be served free TO every body, incluo-
ins children when accompanied by their
parents. All Topeka should turn out to
give this new enterprise happy inau-
duration.
Gentlemen $500 Fine Calf Weltod
Shoe for $500, this week 40 Furman'a
Prescott & Co. will remove 70 No 118
West Eighth this morning.
A satisfied customer il a permanent
one That's why we recommend De
Wits Early Rlsers. They cure congtipa-
ton, Indigestion and Biliousness d. h-
Jones.
11s and ia West 9th. Peerless steam
Laundry.
Ladies' Fine Hand Turned Low WalE-
ing Shoes reduced from 50 and $500 lo
$2.5O, 1t Furman'a
Have YOU tiled the American Steam
Laundry for your laundry work. IF you
haven't. Try them 1l2 w. 1th 4ele. "a
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-25

Good work done by the p erlesz
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-25

Ladies' Fine Hand Turned Low Walk
ing Shoes reduced from 50 and $500 la
$500. 1T Furman'a-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-25

119 and ia West 9th. Peerless steam
Laundry.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-25

Furman's Clearing Sale saves you
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-25

Burt's Hand Made Gentlemens' Shoes
this week for 5000 at Furman's.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-25

Prescott & Co will remove 20 No. 118
West Eighth this morning.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-25

Gentlemens' $4OO Fine Calf Weltod
Shoe for $500, this week AZ Furman'a
The L'Anse sentinel., 1894-09-22
PENINSULA POINTERS.

A new state fish hatchery is to be
erected at the 500, and contract fol
the building, TO cost $4,000, will be let
at once.
Four more Of tho famous cases against
the Iron Range q Huron Bay r. X. have
been argued and submitted to the circuit
court at Marquette this week.
Copper country people have been en-
tertaining a real live lord during the
past week. Lord Swansea, OF Wales.
accompanied by his daughter, visited the
copper rolling, stamping and wire mills,
at Lake Linden, with Supt. Daniel last
Monday, after which his noble lordship
took his departure for Butte, Mon.
There are about so men employed in
clearing the right Of way for railroad
from tho Trap Rock quarry, owned
principally by Messrs. c. Hebard & Son,
Pequamlng, and Prosper Roberts, Lake
Linden, to .he Lake Shore. An effort
was made to have the road ran to Lake
Linden, but the canal tolls TO and from
that place induced the owners to build
elsewhere.
Old Fort Mackinac, which has been q
military post occupied successively by
France, Great Britain and the United
States for nearly two hundred years, is
to be abandoned within few months to
the summer resorters and tourists. Soon
the evening gun will roar for the last
time and the Stars and Stripes will flnt-
ter to earth to float no more officially over
the little island.
Joseph Trumpeter, Of Hancock, and
Mrs. Fred Mitchell, Of the same place.
were arrested by Detectives MylerTand
Tuttle, at Detroit last Monday, on war
rant issued at the Instance Of Fred
Mitchell. Mitchell claims that Trum-
peter was working for him in his pattern
shop in Hancock, and that he eloped
with his wife the first OF this month.
He says Trumpeter deserted his wife and
three children, and that Mrs. Mitchell
also left three little ones at home.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1894-09-22
Villas Fixed 1t.

A Marquette special to the Detroit Ev-
ening News says:
Receiver Rush Culver, as attorney fol-
Amassa Daily and other homesteaders
VS.. the NJ. l.. & l. Co., has filed motion
with the interior department at Wash
ington for a rehearing.
Since his perusal OF the text of Secre.
tary Smiths decision, Receiver Culver
freely expresses his opinion, notwith.
standing his position as an officer in Sec
retary Smiths department.
"You can say for me-" he stated, that
consider the secretarY's position abso-
Iuteiy untenable and his statements err
roneous. You can say, Furthermore, that,
so long as 1 am receiver of this land office
will not sign any letter or other docu-
ment rejecting any application that a
bonafde homesteader may make for entry
upon lands involved In this dispute"
Hoke Smiths decision in this case re-
calls the equally peculiar stand he took
in the case of the Keystone Lumber Co. +,
which cut large figure in the senatorial
contest in Wisconsin, when Gen. Bragg,
Of Fond dp Lac, and Col. knight, of Ash
land, were pitted against each other, tie
outcome Of which was that Bragg was
turned down and Mitchell was elected, by
Knight backed by Vilasinnuence, throw
ing his strength over TO Mitchell. The
case was decided Ia favor Of the Keystone
Co.. OF which Knight. Villas and j. B.
Stevens, of Madison, Wis, were the prin-
cipal members. This Stevens is one Of
the moguls Of the Michigan Land q Iron
Co., ani is an intimate friend of Senator
Villas, whose influence with the admins
tration at Washington sail powerful.
Had Secretary Smith decided otherwise
In the Amassa Daily case he would have
found IL hard to reconcile it to his decis-
ion In the Keystone Lumber Co. case,
which is similar in many respects.
There are those who hint strongly that
the Villas influence had moro to do with
this latest innocent purchaser" case
than the merits of the question itself
The L'Anse sentinel., 1894-09-22
MICHIGAMME AND SPURR.

DR.. Lovelaud left for his home at Re
public last Monday.
viii Harrington cut his foot at Treado's
camp from which he will be laid up for
some time.
DR.. Patterson and Geo. W. Richards
went out to Gogebic lake on q fishing
trip.
Frank Biggins will be laid up for some
time from the effects of shiDgle bolt
falling upon his foot while working In the
mill the other day.
A very pleasant farewell party was Civ
en- by Mrs. Jas. Wilson to her lady friends
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
last Friday evening, the occasion being
the departure of their daughter Miss
Kittie Wilson who left last Monday for
Fargo, N. d., to attend school this winter.
Miss Kittie takes with her the besS wish
es Of numerous friends.
McGovern & Murphy, of Monominee,
started on their logging contract on the
Pesheke river last Thursday with as men,
Will Milroy, Of, Michigamme, went out
with them as time keeper.
We understand that Albert Anderson
is going to start a saloon in Pete Du-
frain's place the FIRST of October.
The large amount Of numbering that
will bo done In this vicinity the coming
winter is going to make business good in
Michigamme.
1t is reported that Frenchman named
Seymour left with his wife for parts un-
known, leaving several creditors TO mourn
their departure, and three small children
In the house 70 shirk for themselves.
The attention of the authorities has been
called 70 The matter.
II the Republicans are short Of candi-
dates to make up their ticker they can
The L'Anse sentinel., 1894-09-22
Great Camp Officers X. o. t. NJ.

The annual meeting of the Great
Camp, X. o. T. M, was held last week at
Lansing, and was the most largely at
tended OF any meeting yet held-over
900 delegates being present. The dis
trict plan failed to carry, but it was
decided to hold biennial sessions here
after, which will reduce the expenses
considerably. The following are the
Great Camp officers elected
CommandeT-N. s. Boyntou.
Lieut.. .-Com.-Thomas Watson.
Finance Keeper-R. j. Whaley.
Record Keeper-Joseph Boughtor.
Chaplain--Henry W. Cary.
Sergeant-Noble Ashley.
Medical Examiner--Dr. Ed. Eaton.
Master-at-Arms-W. K. Gustin.
1st nj. of CIV. s. Kinsel.
end M. of the G.-Ed. Royce.
Sentinel-A. Fl. Lowrie.
Picket-tieo. q. Roy.
The Ladies Of the Maccabees devoted
Its sessions to q conf plete revision of the
laws Of the order, and closed by elsctina
the following officers: Great lady COM
maudsr, Mrs. Lillian Hoflisssr. Dstrsit;
Great lady lieutenant commander. frs.
Frances Burns, g. Lsuis; great lazy
record keeper, Miss Inma \. Bswss,
Am Arbor; great ley 1pabee keeper,
Mrs. susls \. aravs-, PERI Karen; srsas
The L'Anse sentinel., 1894-09-22
Some Notable Opinions on oo-Educat,on

Some Notsble Opinions ON Co-Educat tion
One of the most interesting topics OF
the day Is undoubtedly co-education,
and Demorest's Family Magazine, with
characteristic enterprise. has tet before
It's readers In the October number most
excellent symposium on this important
question. The contributors to 1t are
among the best known educators Of the
country and comprise such names as,
David Starr Jordan, Thomas s. Hastings,
ii. M. McCracken, James NJ. Taylor,
Charles Ii. Knox, Edmund p. Platt and
S. S. Packard. AS all of these men have
very decided opinions on the questions
and are authorities on educational mat
ters, their views cannot fail to be inter-
estlng. cadet Life at West Point"
which appears in the same number is a
we'll written and entertaining sketch Of
the life of cadet from the time he enters
West Point untilhe is full-nedge ed soldier.
An excellent description of the school
and its surroundings is given and, as 1t
Is all written by "A cadet, it has the charm
Of local color which only one intimate
with the place can give; and the article
Is also superbly illustrated. "A Failure
in Dress Reform" is sprightly and
humorous narrative showing some Of the
difficulties In the way OF would-be pro-
gressive young girls assuming masculine
attire. ''How to Play the Guitar With
out Master is so clearly written and
so well illustrated that no matter how
far from teacher, one need not be ig-
norant OF the best method OF using this
rather romantic instrument. The con-
tents Of the magazine is further enliyen-
ed by several notable pieces of fiction;
the Home Art' department tells of
Work for October EveLings;" the "San-
itarian" discusses comfortable Living;''
Society Fads" and 'Chat" are full of
interesting talk on timely topics; and
the other departments OF the magazine
all contribute to keep this nest excellent
periodical up TO its usual high standing.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1894-09-22

lady medical examiner, DR.. Emma f.
Cook, Detroit; great lady chaplain, Mrs,
Mrs. Mary o. Knight, Lansing; great
lady sergeant, Mrs. Agnes Forsthar
Thompson; great mistress-at-arms, Mrs.
Marie Krause, Saginaw; great lady SEN
tinel, Mrs. Minnie Emmett, Howell;
great lady lecturer, Mrs. Rachel Bailey,
Hastings; great lady picket, Miss Nettie
Gates, Orion.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1894-09-22
Go to VIM. Kitz for your fine suits.
For sale.

The wagons, sleighs, safe and tools be.
longing to the estate of E. Meisler are
offered for sale to close out. Also l6O
acres OF good farming land. Enquire OF
PHILIP VoETscH.
Administrator.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1894-09-22

call on Spur to help furnish some Of the
timber. They can find good material here
for any Office from the head OF the ticket
dawn.
, 1894-05-03
Gin unpropoeirter ShuB.

Inter $500 8irsibaft nur6e Sans
S6uiB beute bem neutrality-suspicious.
%ipteien. 8or ettpa bret @o6en ibritt SO.
S. GDar, go. 1854 GIeDelanb @tpe. tpobns
bait, bonn Sti4cn 8uriiffe6ren6, 6urd5
6erman 8apfe's 8aubOl3bOf, am NorDz
arm OeS Sluiies gele8en, unb rauc6te etne
Cigarette, Der Mdcbter S9ulB perbot
benz 8~oiianten baS &aucben unb fl16r benz
felben befttg an. S9ulb elite in ietne
Sabine ouf Dem 6Ol3bof unb 6olte ieinen
Hepolper. Gon Der Sreppe aus f~euerte ct
einen S9uB aus ietnem &eOolper auf
&pan ab. Die &u9el traf Qebteren mtttelt
in Der Stirn tbre Strait war bel Ser Gnt>
ferrun8 bod 10 geibmG6t, baB iie an bem
ScbdbeItnod6en abglitt unb MIR etnc lange
6a1tmunoe berurioCbte. Oas 8epei5=
material tpies nac6, baB S6ulb in teiner
@etle gum @ebrau9 Der 8affe proOoctrt
tpproen mar.
, 1894-05-03
Kleine rIobrihten.

= Sn ser Office 6cs Sta0tcoQectors
baben btS6er erit 219 8irtbe ibre am leBz
ten Qlprtl abgelautenen 2icen3en erneuert.
Wapor 6opfinS utterSeicbnete Aelte
8ornlittag Die Orbinans, tpelcbc ben 0auz
ltrerr geftattet, ibre 2icens bon $50 iGbrl.icb
in bier 8iertelja9rsraten gu ie $6.25 al
be3abIen.
= GlntG S0dbiter lit bon WaDor 6ops
fins tilr Die Steue zines SpeStdliteuer@
GOmmiHGr5 auSerieben iDoroen., Seine
0eftnttiue Grnennung 3u bieiem Nmte mar
bis 9eute Wittag tebocb nO6 ni9t erfOl8t,
- @Gbreub Ser Billiard &iinItler Sranf
6, SbeS in 8ariS Dem 8ettfampf obliegt,
bat Der Sbertff auf 8eranlaiiung 6eS Sptz
rttuolenbGnbler5 Wtatttnglp aus Spensz
boro, SD., ietnen Saloon, geo. 256 Start
itrabe, nit 8ei9lag 6elegt. ST bat cine
&eobnung bon $3.50 9egen Sranf.
- @ebGu6e GOmmiiiGr @iIenbrat6 bat
leinen MonatSbertbt iiber bic i'm Qlpril err
tptrtten Observation-Disclosures nod nicbt fer
tt9 itelen ~f0nnen, bodb fonn man ibon
tebt porausiagen, baB bic 53abl Ser i'm bers
gdngenen Wfonat ertutrften @rlaubntB>
i6eine ni9t piel fIeiner iinb, wie bic bes
Wfon1tS DorDer.
= &tbter Gutbiu erlteB beute einen
temporGren GtnDaltSbefebl gegen GountDe
S6abmeiiter &ern un6 Stpar auf 8eran>
laiiung Der Chicago & Soutb Sioe 9tapi6
Sron1tt Company, pelcbe BEN eripG6nten
Seamten bon ser Giutreibuns Ser Steuern
abbolten tptQ, tpetl Die Gini6Gbun9 an9ebs
ltdb 3u bod lit.
- Sobn Woore ln6 George S9mi6t
tparen beute Morgen Dor &i6ter &erlteu
ongetla9t, 9roBe 0uant;tGten BON 8Geia
r0bren aus etnem gteubau ge1toblen
SIT baben, pelben SO. s. Gilman,
$40. 1873 GaB StraBe mobnbaft, err
rtbtete. Die 2lngeflagten bebaupteten, ite
bGtten bic &Obren BON einem I'M @ebGu6e
be19Gftt9ten Wtanr 9etauft. Ser Hidter
gab. ben beiben 8ei6uIotgter bis beute 3eit,
1enen r%unbefannten Mtann" DorSufiibren,
= Nls &Gdgeriu 9egen Sic 6eiben iugen6>
ltben 8uri6en Sobu &eele un6 Sranf 6ors
berg trat beute Wtorgen Trau Stob6art por
Gi6terS&eritet auf. 9ie beiben Sungens
6atten aus Ser StO6Sart'iben 8O6nunQ
SEQ. 612 Ga Sale Str. eintge Sbmudz
arttfel 9erarbt. Sc ericbten nab Dem Sc
ba5ren beS jun9en So6n Geeie, baB 6erielbe
al @ctiteS19pGcbe Ieibe uno 6tcbter
Gerifen Deri6ob Die @erbdu6lung bis gum
5. Mat, 6amtt &eeie ouf ieinen Settles
5uitano bin geprtft tperben tonne.
, 1894-05-03
Stdott1hes.
Oer36oerte 0ebaltssablunoen.

Sn ben areiien ser itdbtii9en NnseiteG:
ten berrl9t GroBes MiBbergnii9en, neil fl
tbre @ebGlter fir BEN Mtonat NprtL bis iebt
nob nicbt befommen baben, un6 tpetI
Comptroller alderman 3u6em no6 ertlGrt
bat, baB bic Nus3ablung Der @ebGlter in
3ufunit nicbt Dor Dem 5. bes betreffen6en
OtonatS e~rfoI9en tperbe.
Comptroller alderman begriin6et bic Ser
50gerun9 bamtt, baB tbm bte 3obIliiten 3ue
geiteat tperoen, 6aB er ite ntcbt bis gum
eriten Sage bes Otonats 6urcbieben unb
priifen fOnne. @ucb Die Gtnrihtung, BAT
bic @ebaIts3ablun9en tebt 6urdb @bedS,
tpelbe auf Sen 8anten 3ablbar iin6, in
oeuen itGbtii3e @eloer 6cponirt finb, err
folgen, pir6 ais @run6 fit bic @er50gez
rung an9egeben.
9urdb bic unregelmdBige 8e3ablung baz
ben namentlieb lolcbe itdbtii9e Qngeitelte
81 letben, Die nur gertug belolbet itnb.
9ieielben ieben itc6 in bieIen Sduen sen0z
tbigt, Die 6ilfe bon Geblobi9nei6ern in
Nniprub 3u nebmeu, aus ocren 8lauen iid
tpieber 3u befreten, es bteIen bon tbnen
bann ntbt mebr geLtngt.
W2tt Der ~Qtus3ablung Ser @e661ter fir Die
Boli5titen uno Seuerwebrleute nur0e be-
rettS beute 8ormtttag be9onnen.
, 1894-05-03
UelegraphiHd,e 0epefAen.
Tef9erannt.
Der Dompfer uperiian 2nonord"
bel Gait BORT i'm Song Jslano=
Sumo auf Sen 6runo
9erdtben.
DerfeIbe bat nur penie pafaeiere uro Sra4t
an Soro.
q e 10 gorf, 3. Ntai.

~ t ~ y y \ d. NluA"
Set 9eItern 9(beno 9 u6r 30 W5tn. itbt
Der 0dmpfer v8eriian Wfonard6", bon Ser
8tlion 2tnie, BET Gait Sort auf Dem
@runbe. Den 2euten BON Der 2ebenSe
rettun9sitation BET Guogue ouf Song So
LAMB, bic, nadbbem ser 9ampfer auf Den
0run6 geratben mar, an 8orb gefDmmen
iparen, iagte Gopt. 8riitoip pom p8eriian
Wonard", baB itdb, ieiner 9lnit6t nocb,
baS Sbiff in feiner unmittclbaren 0efabr
bcftnbe. Ser 9ampfer Iiegt 6em 2anoe
Stemli6 naDe, unb eS lit fra9Ii6, oh CT BET
6nbtpoiier flptt tperben tann er 9tng am
II. Q(pril bon Qonoon na6 bier ab.
@apt. 8riitop bat nacb gtetp Oorf nm
S6lepp6ampfer gum Tlottmaben bes
0ampfesS telegrapbirt. Capt. 8rtItotp
iagte, baB 6as Mettcr flar u1D bie See
rubig ~getpeien iei, ais SET Oampter auf ben
@runb gertet6, unb baB bieS gei6eben iet,
neil Dos 9tuoer ocs 0ampfers gebrobe1t
lei. Giner Ser 6et3er iagte je6o9, baB bas
&uber erft gebrohen iet, na6oem Der
0ampfer auf BEN @r1no 9eratben mar. @s
befinben iic6 t~pabribetnlicb nt6t ntebr ais
30 galiagiere un6 nur merig 2a0un8 an
8pr6.
Der p8erlian Monarc6" lit elm pterz
maittger S6raubenoampfer bon 1888 Sonz
men un6 murbe i'm Sabre 1880 fitr bic
Ttrma Wilion Sons & SO. in 9umborton
IN S9ottlanb gebaut. Ser 0am1pfer III
$50 SUB lang, 43 SUP brett Hab sebt 70
SUR ttef.
, 1894-05-03
fe1toenommen.

Capt. G6iparb Steine, tpeIber seitern
Mor0en nit benz nleIgciu6ten 9arrp Sea-
pier auf ietnem 9ampfer yGIucora" inSee
ita6, ebe Die BOItSei nit benz 8er9aftsbez
febl fin glapier baS S4ifi erreicben fonnte,
febrte geitern 9lbcnO NIT ietnem Tabr3eug
3uriid un6 tpurbe in6att genonmen. Gibz
ter &eriten beptQigte beute einen neuen
Aufibub bis gum 5. Wai, porauf Der &az
pitan geeen 8ar9i9aft auf freien SUB se>
iebt murbe.
Napier mar befarntlt4 aus ct. Soc entz
floDe11, neil ietn 0iebesDerbGltniB nit Der
14iGbri8en Clean Smttb entbedt porben
mar. @s gelang ibun, bonn 9ompfer gu
e1tiprtn9en, obne feit9enOmmen gu tperben.
, 1894-05-03
OerIdnot etne SIbne,

9aS Sri. 2llice GbOmpion bertcbtete 6eute
Wtor9en benz Jticbter &eriten, boB fe aus
tbrer @o6nun9 $50. 939 sc. GlarfitraBe an
Die Butt geiebt porben lei inter 1%1mitdnben
nnb@epaLttbatigfeiten fir tpel6e iie Sibne
perlange. 2LlS an Der @rmtilton betbetligt
tparen Qeuis Starnbetu, Barney StraeBIe,
Otto StraeBLe uno etnige anbere 8erioneu
Dor Ben. Ni6ter gelabeu.
Die 9%miteQung ber 2eBteren be3et6nete
Bic Acknowledgment Der 6ld9ertn iiber Sc
ipolttbati9fetten ais pure %Grftnbungen unb
Der @ertreter Ser 8ertlogteu beitaue auf
elmer lofortt9en Bodybuilding. Der 8erebtz
iamfett Offices gelang es aber, einen @Efz
i6nb BIS gum II. Wtai 81 ~erlan9en, an
mel3em tie t6re farbige 0tenertn ais !3eu7
gin borfii6ren min.
, 1894-05-03
Qo6estdue

purben betm 0tesiitrar bes @~efun6beitss
ants beute 8Ormittas tpte foI9t an9cz
mel6et:
SOfepb 8repsr, 35 S., NO.56O g. Centre
Q(pe.
Glisa Mon6eIboum, "a s., $50. 1854
2%oomtSItr.
@eorse 9abn, 3 S., SEQ. 4 Gpion 9oe,e
Sbomas &raus, 33 s., Ge. 754 3arras
beeitraBe.
Gtna Sernbero, "a s., ct. Gliiabet6sz
6oipital.
emma @iert8, Z S., go, 72o 6uuertOn
Qbe.
@alter g8iertg, 1 &c., e~ben6aielbit,
@bwarO S9uIb, AZ S., SEQ, 4447 0ears
bornitr.
G6ereia @aIenburser, Y S., 600, 1912
2tncolnftr.
Slid Stsper, SO S., 80 Mo9atptitr,