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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-27
NOT ENOUGH WATER.

pimeulty In Securing Wn;er for LOcomo.
lives on Railroads.
Tho dry weather OF the past few weeks
has dried up most Of the small streams
in tho country, aud in many places IL is
almost impossible to got q sufficient
supply Of water for household use. Tho
Baltimore & Ohio railroad has to haul
water from this city for tho Grafton
division, and tho Wheeling q Pitts.
burRh division Is being supplied from
Glenwood, Pa. The Glenwood water Is
taken from tho river there and con-
tains 90 much sulphur that u is very in
furious TO tho boilers, causing them to
corrode, but 10 tho only source OF sup
ply at prosonk
Tho Grafton division receives lis
water from the Wheeling water works
and hauls It in tank cars TO the different
places on tho road where it Is needed.
II is not an intrequent sight TO SEQ eight
or ten tank cars going at once filled
with water,
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HER EXCITING EXPERIENCE.

a steubeuville Young Lady Makes Bad
Mistake and Jumps from Flying Train.
sprta! Dfsp0ich to The IntsRt0cneer.
srruuENvrLIs, O., August 20.-Ac.
cording to letter received hero Miss
Jessie Wolcott, Of this city, had q
thrilling experience while on her WY
TO Spokane, Washington.
While passing through Kansas sho
was awakened from her eleop on the
seat by tho screaming Of women and
looking up saw men running and jump
ing of the train.
Thinking collision was imminent
sho followed tho mon and jumped OF
the flying train, aIightiug on another
track from which she rolled hastily
thinI :of tho danger OF q train from
an opposite direction. With torn
clothes, bruised and bleeding, she walk.
cd to the next station. whore sho was
taken caro- Of. She learned that tho
mon sho had soon were sneak thieves,
who only managed to go through ono
car whom an alarm was given.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-27
4rg Co,INo srATE Fam.
A week frou, To-day The Great Exhibition
Opens.

A week frSui To-day the Great ExhibItiou
Opens.
a week from to-day-Monday, Sop.
tembcr S-.he annual exhibition Of tho
West Virginia Exposition aud State
Fair Association win open. All tho
preparations arc 10 an advanced stage,
and to-day aud every day hereafter the
association's otfico on the grounds will
DO open and business may 30 transacted
there with tho otficials. Tho ladies' in
charge Of tho WomSn's. chtldren's AID
fancy work departments can also DO
found in tho main building daily here.
after.
rating the buildingB and putting the
grounds In hrat class condition. They
wore uovor In better shape than they
will DO at tho opening Of the coming
fair.
The speed entries close at IL o'clock
thIs evening. An entries mailed before
that hour will. Of course, be valid, 90
that Il may be as late as Wednesday be-
fore tho full list Il made up. II will In
ciude Some faster Alers than have yet
been seen on tho Island course.
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Holh DttI We'll.

Tho Sunday Pr1nt In speaking Of tho
race, hes the following about the two
Dillon, ii Wheeling, who made such q
plu6ky ride TO Eric. went through with
out d serious mishap Of any sort. He
was In spill near Eric in which several
wheels wore mixed up, but was not
hurt. He camo through on ono wheel.
(This is nil the more remarkable as Dill
lon rode an eighteen-pound racing ma
chine-a Triangle-througb tho entire
race. Many OF the men had extra ma
chimes OF points along the road
John Arbeps, Of Wheeling, has sand
enough to make up Tor light build and
only moderately strong constitution.
He rodo D hard, determined race, and
won seventh place after several hard
falls, by cheer force of will power.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-27
oYciIlNG MADE EASY.
Surplus Power Going Down uili 20 ho
Saved for Climbing Grndes.

Surplus Power Going Down ulli 20 he
Saved for Climbing Grades.
8. Caltonic, o Matchmaker Of Punxsu.
tawney, Pa. has invented a motor for
bicycles and tricycles. It is barrel
spring, with sprocket and ratchet
wheels, much like the motor spring Of
a watch, and is so arranged that It can
be wound up, either by hand or by tho
Iaotion Of tho wheels in going down
Till.
rider In going up hill, and may be used
or not at tho VIII OF tho rider by sim.
pie and easy method Of changing tho
gearing. II 10 also provided with de-
Vice for preventing the wheels from
turning backward and for supplying
additional motive power when the
wheel atrikes q stone or any other pro-
lection In tho road. Tho principal OBJ
ject Of tho contrivance is to save tho
surplus power which Is wasted going
down bill. TO DO applied IN going up hill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-27
WHEELING RIGHT IN IT.
Dillon and Arborz Show Up We'll
In tho Greet Road Race
IHE TRIANGLE MAH@TS 4 MEDAL


Eeteiql DSpd1eh 10 tAe htfttgeae@
PrrrssuEon, August Is. : lust eight
minutes before the hour Of one this al
tornoon, George E. Williams, tho Pitts
bnrrh Century Glub's fast road racer,
finished FIRST In the great Bufalo'PistS'
burgh bicycle road race run under the
auspices Of the Pittsburgh Pres, and was
erootsd with great enthusiasm by tho
immense crowd gathered at the Pres
oliee williams time was 2o:S7, badly
breaking tho record made by Bannister,
q youngstown, last year, 1858
Tho two Wheeling rlders who started
in tho race Of Buffalo yesterday after
noon, Iester R. Dillon and John
ArbenS did remarkably we'll. making
a better showing than any other city,
ana IL three other men as good had
been entered from Wheeling, tue West
Virginia town would have taKen tne
team prize, which was captured oy
Pittsburgh. wailin, Of Erle, finished
second ct 1880, thirty minutes behind
fhe winner. Dillon. Of Wheeling,
finlahed sixth in 23;37 and gote q man.
~ clock, the place prizo, In addition 70
enc beautiful gold and diamond medai
for finishing first at Erie. Arbonz. Of
Wheeling. got seventh place arriving At
4:iS3 2l4 minutes after Dillon, riding
time being 23:5st, Just one.fourth min
t.to over Tho time made by Bannister
iast year. Tho following table shows
the time Of finish and actual ttmo con-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-27
poPULIsT CONVENTION

At sutton Saturday-A Candidate and
His Family Brnss Band.
sptetaI psspGtch % lhG LatEui0eIeen
sUrroS, W. Va, August 26.-Tho
Populists held their county and delegate
district convention here yesterday.
There were a goodly number Of them
present. The ticket nominated is: w.
r. Pierson, Of Braxton, and Worth Mul.
lens, Of Clay county, for house OF dele.
ratos; N. B. Hamric for superintendent
OF schools, and John Adams for com.
missioner Of county conrt
Mr.. stoaly, Populist nominee for
Congress, was present and gave tho
boys short talk. He had with him
his family, who compose brass band
and gave come good music. Several Of
tho boys made addresses and scored the
Democrats and Republicans both COM
ing and going. The convention was
quito enthusiastic
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-27
eToNED A GAR.

Excitiug Tine mt tho Lower Terminus OF
tho Ohio Side Car Line.
Last night, as ono Of the ovcr.the'
river limo street cars was starting from
the terminus in lower Bollaire, crowd
Of ten toushs cndeavored tocapturc the
car from the conductor and motorman.
These two wero plucky, however, and
the gang was beaton oil. They thon re.
sortod to stoncs and broke almost all
tho windows Of tho car, but injuring
neither OF tho car men. Tho names Of
three Of tho toughs arc known, and
thew will this morning 90 arrested.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-27

KENNETH BAzyMoRr had tho good for.
tune to receive small bottle OF Cham.
berlain's Collie. Cholera ana Diarrhma
Remedy when three members OF his
family wcro sick with dysentory. This
ono small bottle curcd them oil and ho
had some left which no gavo to Geo. W.
Bakor, a prominent merchant Of tho
place, Lewiston, N. c., and II cured him
Of tho same complaint. When troubled
with dyaentcry, diarrhua, collie or
cholera morbns. give this remedy a
trial and you will DO moro than pleased
with tho result. Tho praise that natur-
ully follows its introduction and use has
made il very popular.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-27
MARTINS FERRY.
laps aud N.shnps In tho Thriving City
Across tho River.

Across tue AktNbEs
One OF tho largest funerals that has
ever taken place in this city was that Of
Mrs. Horny Burkle from the residence
on Broadway. Rev. DeOpkins, Of tho
tho German Lutheran church, ofticiated
and the remains were followed to the
grave at Linwood cemetery by about
one hundred vehicles.
Invitations are out for reception to
be given by Mr.. Lyman Haynes next
Tuesday evening at his home, on South
Fourth street, in honor Of his guests.
Misses Allies aud Carrie Hackman, OF
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mr.. +. E. Powell, who has been visit.
ing his sisters, Miss Belle Powell and
Mrs. L. J. Hoyle, returned to hia home
in Illinois last evening.
A worry interesting programme has
been prepared by tho Epworth League,
aud will be rendered this evening In
tho n. E, church.
Mrs. Charles Lewis aud daughter,
Miss Emma, have returned from two
weeks visit with friends in Utica, N. Y.
Marouis Davis goes to WcIlsvillo to.
day to accept position as clerk in one
OF the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Offices.
Miss Jennie Bess, from Brilliant, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Faulkner, on
Third street.
Misses Ada and Edna Barber have re.
turned homo from visiting friends in
Smith1cld.
Miss Emma King has returned homo
from visiting friends in East Liverpool.
Mr.. Wilbur Burrls, Of Georgetown, Ia
visiting his aunt, Miss Ella shipman.
Rov. Barnitz, OF DcsMoinos, is the
guest Of David Park, on Third street.
John Vickers leaves to-day for Tidin.
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now,s ThIsl

We offer One Hundred Dollars TO.
ward for any case Of Catarrh that can
not DO cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. j. CHENEY & Co., Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
]. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
boIicvc him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
ablc to carry ont any obligations mado
by their firm.
wrsr & TRuAx, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo o.
WALD1So KINNAN & MARVIN, Whole.
salc Druggists, Toledo. 0.
Halls Catarrh Cure ia takon inter
naIIy, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF tho system. Tes-
timonials sent free. Price 75c per bottle.
Sold by all druggiats.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-27

We authorize our advertised druggist
TO sell DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon
this condition. II you arc afflicted with
n cough, cold or any lung, throat OF
chest trouble, und will use this remedy
ms directed, giving it n fair trial, md
experience no benefit, you may return
the bottle and have your money refund.
cd. Wo could not make this otlOr did
wo not know that DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery could DO relied on. II mover dig.
appoints. Trial bottle frees nj tho Logan
Drug Co. e drug atoro. Largo size 600.
and 81. 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-27
THE FUTUnTrY

Won by Fiuy for tho First Timc in tho
History Of the Turf
Butterflies won tho FuturIty race on
Saturday by head. This is tho second
time that tho Gideon & DAILY stables
have won tho Futurity stakes. Tho
raco was exciting, and had it been a
longer distance Brandywino, who came
in second, would have won tho rich
purse. Agitator, ridden by Taral, was
third BY half a length.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-27

Those who havo usod Dr.. Kings Now
Discovery know Its value, and those
who hAvo not, havo now tho opportu.
nifty 10 try Il FREQ. Call on tho adver.
tisOd druggist md gGtn trial bottle irOe.
Fond your name and address 10 II. l..
Bucklcn & 90, Chicago, and got cam.
plo box Of DR.. kings Now Lilo Pills
FREQ. as we'll as copy Of Guido to Health
aud Household Instructor, FREQ. All Of
which is guaranteed to do you good and
cost you nothing. Logan Drug Co.'s
drug store. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-27

CHICAGO. August 2G.-william Gard.
ner, Of tho Columbia wheeImen, to-day
in Tho annual road race OF tho club,
lowered the American record for tho
ton milo road raco to 20:12. Tho pro-
vious record was 27:l7 4.5. Several
other riders also boat the lnttor time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-27
A Noso Partly ChOw0d on.

Special DtIpGseh to ths intetIi0cnetr
srEuDESvmLr, O, August ga bru'
tai fight occurred hero last night in tho
back yard OF tho St. Charles hotel DO.
.wccn Michael Donegan and Albert
Thompson. rival auitors for the ailoc-
tons Of Mlss Porter, an employe of tho
hotel. Donogan Chewed tho end of
Thompson's noae and lod.
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Guy, 2:1l!. the famous PAGER, will 90
against field Of noted pacors In the
iree.for.all Mt tho NIoundsvillo Driving
Park, August 80.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-27

D. W. Fuller, Of Canaioharle, N. Y,
says that he always keeps Dr.. Kings
Now Discovery in tho house and lia
family has always found the very best
results follow its uso; that he would not
DO without 1t, il procurable, g. A.
Dykoman, Druggist. Catskill, N. Y, says
that Dr.. Kings New Discovery is uu-
doubtcdly tho best cough remedy; TINT
no has used II In his family for eight
years, and II has mover failed 10 do nll
that is claimed for Il, Why not try o
remedy 90 long tried and tostod. Trial
bottles froo at Logan Drug Co.'S drug
store. Regular sizo Soc, and 81 90. 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-27

sUrrs TO order SIS, reduced from sl7
and $40, at Morton @. Stout & Co.'S,
Merchant TaIlorS, updor McLurO House.
JoiiS L RICE, Managcr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-27
A GIGANTIC
ENTERPRISE I!
eoOsose0ee
MAYHEM THE
w OsssssoS

was successfully sunk
across the bottom of the
Atlantic, whenthe railroad
first spanned our great
continent. and when the
gigantic White City first
arose from the shores Of
Lake Michigan. all tho
world wondered. They
sangthe praises Of human
progress.
They were events in the
history of mankind.
That other great and
purely intellectual, educa'
tional and refining enter
prise,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-27

"Tho uso Of 'CagtorA' Is Co universal ord
It's inertia 10 well Known thnt Il seems work
Of upererogatIon to OndorSoit. Few nFo tho
Intelligent families who do not kCep CnstorlA
within easy reach"
CAH1os MAEFYS, D. D.,
New York city.
, 1894-07-06
RIeine Udbridbten.

- %. q. Selgon bate geitern Mbenb
ieinen NrbeitScole9en g8m. 8lant oerortig
berm0belt, baB iib &icbter &eriten peronz
laBt fab, Sic bobe Strafe bon $50 gegen
Sel9on 81 nottren.
- Nus Grte, 8enn., mir6 bericbtet, 6aB
bier a19ebltb aus Chicago tommenbc
Streifer, @. s.. Gamblers, Sranf Qlnbreips,
Sobn NoamS uno IS. 6. W%cGuuougb, 6az
ielbit in 6aft gcnommen tpur6cn, ipetl iie
in einiamen 0e9enOen bic telc0rap9ticben
9epeI6eu Oon ben 0rdbten abfingen, I'm
Sniormationen ilber oa8 Gor9c6en Der
@ticnbaDnen 81 %erlan9cn,
- 8icr3ebn @efan8ene, wobon 3tp0lf aus
8Gue SSlano, ipurOen 9eitern 2[ben6 Dem
GommiilGr 6oDnc inter Der 2lntloge pprz
gefiibrt, ben BOltSit0cn 0inOerniiie in BEN
Q8e9 9elegt un6 iicb Ser 8u16eSbeamten
ipiberieBt 81 babeu. Die 9tamen Oerielben
itnb: .SameS TrDcr, &errD 6launerD, S..
8. 9iieufant5, Swen S'&eefe, 6erman
fisherman, Sobn GOans, S. so. 8ogers,
Otto 6annibobn, Ntutam s.. COCHRAN,
6reb S4ulb, 9IuQuit 0teitibe Inb Santes
S'GonneQ aus 8lue SStan0, iopie Soc
Seba1tian, SEQ. 230 Smanitr., lno 2ouls
@ridi on, SO. 325 So. StraBe. sic tpnroen
bis morgen 8ormittag 10 ltbr nnter Je
$1,000 8iirgldbaft gelteLt.
, 1894-07-06
Stebler un6 6ebfer.

Miutam Goben un6 8aDIor Goben, Stpei
&na6en I'M Glitter bon ie Is Sa9ren, itablcu
am 26. SUM bret 9teiietaiben aus benz
0epGdraum oeS ltn~ionba5nbofeS uto Derz
tauften oielelben 3l ie eincm Dollar an ben
G6e QtbamSz 1tnb Ga1aLitraBe pobnenoen
gfanblctber 6. s.. NOams. DIS etntge
Sage barauf etn 9oIt5tit ber 9esplatnes7
ftraBenzS Station an iencm 2aben Doriberz
9tng, iob CT bic oret 5oiden I'M Seniter
liegen, unb ba iie ouf Die 8eidretbung,
Bic man ibm bon Oenielben 9e9eben bate,
9enaM paBten, fra9te ct 2(bam8, bon tpem
er ite erbaLten.
3uerit WOute bteier mic ct 6eute fritz
erfa6ren mltBte - GIT ietuem %etgencn Sbaz
ben, ntbt nit BET Spra6e- berau5; i9lieB=
ltcb nannte ct a6er bic beioen Goben, uno
ba bieie ser BoliSci befannt tparcr, iaBen
iie baIb binter S9GoB unb &iegel. 9Eu9
NoamS mur0e Derbaftet, neil er un3peifelz
bait piiientlt9 Ben bet6en 8uriben 6as
8eitoblene 0ut %abfoufte. &idter 9ople
pertpies TIN, ionic Die bei6en Goben'S beute
frI9 nnter je $500 8ir8i9aft bent Grimi>
nal9eri9t.
, 1894-07-06
Grtra=poliSiften

Sn Der g8affenbaIe Der Battery D" tpurz
ben Reutc 8ormitlag $50 Specialpoli5titen
fiir BEN 9tent pGbrenO Der Strettunrubcn
etngci6Woren unb iofort auSgerIitet.
@let63eiti9 1T elm @~eneralbefebG all bic 9e=
lammte 8olt5ei %erIaiien tpor6en, aue 3uz
lommenrottun9en bon Perlonen in allen
StaOtt6eilen 81 5eritreuen. Die itGbtti6er
8e6Oroen ertIdren, 0aB biSber GnAez
it%0rpn8cn nur bort ita~ttgefunOen babelr,
100 8un0estruppen itationtrt itn6. sic
%bctonen, boB ienicbt Die 8unocStruppen
fir bieien llmitano perantiportli5 ma6en,
crflGren aber, bab Die G6atiac6e uorIie8e.
Die BoltSciforce miro weiter Dermebrt,
penn ii6 OaS 8eOirfntB Oa5u berauSz
, 1894-07-06
2Ius oem GrtmtnaI9eriAt.

8. Moun6 un6 s. Smith purben beute
8ormittag Dor &i6ter Smitb tpe9en Sim
brucbS pro3eiitrt un6 i9ulOi9 %befunben.
Smtt6 erbielt bier SaDr 3u9tbaus,
gtonnO ocbtsc9n g}onots 5nOtctirt; 9ie
aus 2iqueuren unb Gtgarren, bon 2eOpOIb
Sonneni9etn SEQ, 127 Mtarfet Str0Be
auSgerGumt.
8or &thter 8a0ne tperben 9egentpGrtig
bret iugenbli6e Iai9enOiebe, g8iuie See.
Sa1neS Nnberion un6 Siaac SsraeL pro-
%3eiiirt. Sic bolten Der 6rau Wtag9ie 8.
Sitean0er, SEQ. 1877 @. Monroe StroBe
pobnbaft, auf eincm Gintaufsgang an Der
G6e BON Stete unn Q8aibin9ton StraBc
bas 81 enlbaltenbe Sai6enbu6 aus Der
.Soi6e. Gin BOltstit eripii6te Die IaiAenz
biebe auf pfiener Shat.
, 1894-07-06
6uhrwerf Gouiiton
hit 5ahIreiben DerIebun9en.

@Gbrenb Sacob Gbriit in iibermGBi9er
SbneIle 9eitern NbenO burcb ben 2tncoInz
8art fubr, colltOtrte ct nit Dem Subrmcrt
bon 8eter 8rauOt, $50. 532 @arfielO Qlpe.
Wobnbaft. Sin spettcr 3uiammenitpB
fanb nit benz 8u9gp bon Bernhard Sie8s
ler ftatt, beiien &inb cine i6pere 8erlee
butg i'm @eiicbt bapon9etragen baben iou.
9IlS 8ranOt ben Gbriit CUR &ebe iteute, lou
2ebterer Observation-Disclosures 9ebrau9t
uno Brandt nit etnem &eOoluer beOrobt
baben. Gbriit fam Dor &icbter &eriten
nit $25 Dapon.
, 1894-07-06

eOtten in u. 6. 9sfinss gOroers Safe @ubOiUiton.

Gotten III q. 6. 9siius's BOuers Safe SubOioifioH.
gnf angemsinen @uui8 Der 5uBIret6en gsfuder BON
Ssrrn 9eftu9's 6arn oWi goipers Safe i'll Wisconiin lit
be 2ots=6rQut i'll Gotten ~oussslegt uHb in ben wtarft
sebratt. BOluers Safe lit in 3lpeitinoIger 9Sabrt nit
Der gtOrtb @~eitern=Sabu 81 erretdeu, Iisgt Hobe Der
Station SeuOu S~unettOu. MiscOuitu. 2ie turoe 6obrt
bon SeuUo SuHction 5um Safe lit reid az Sceuerisn unb
8epdbrt cine BerrIide 9usitat uuf Oos BerumIiessuO.
Ssrratu. Die Gotten Bobsn idmultIit so 5uB SuOfrOut
en- Gee uub ieIbIt int betBefteu CONNER reBt Elm be.
ftdnbi9 tabler Miuo bonn Stben aber ben Cafe unb fns
in 6OI9e Der Subfront nuo bes itettg fubIen g9iHOes
oisis Soften bic bs9sbrteitet am gou3sn Safe tie bebeH
cine 3iefe BON 900 guB. fnb nit ben i96uieH
S4attenbdumeu. tple @ideL 9uben, Gebsru, rnb olerIei
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ubsr ben Gee uuO bieteu cine ntoIerII6e &usiidt iiber ben
cine Mtetle breiten unb amer Nleileu lougeH Gee, tOeIber
on S6Onbeit unb Scenerien benz &ote 9eueoo, benz bes
Iiebtsiteu Gee 9siscouitns, 9lei9tommt. Sos Hare
Wafer, bon Gtienqueleu 9euGbrt, frei bon alien Sunpf.
pHou5er, Der ianbi9e 8oOen bieteu Die i96ufteu Babe.
pIdbe soblret9e Slide, 8potfoBreu unb eeseIn Ioben
gu oteiem Sport. Sir guOeonitolteu, quite gerp1eguns
unb prompte 9erbiubung apti6en Der Station 9snOa
Suuctiou uno BEN Safe lit qeIorot.
gur SIS Gotten ftnb oOrbonSen; feline youtlle uub
HnturIisbbober iOlteu es uuterlaIIen, i9 cine 8auItelc
gu ft9ern. gsdBere ~atustunft srtbetlt, iuuie qIattsu
o~srleu6st
6. MeIm2
1855 MtIuoufee gpe.
Ob.r Simmer 80, gtO. 20 Ga Suue CTR.
aueiniger agert. Selb. ano 2ouageIaaft.
, 1894-07-06
Die 6eutfhe Bep6Iferun9 Gbicooo's

Genius : superintendent @rabam CAB
berte etntge tnteteliante 3ablen iiber Die
beuti3e 8eD0lferun9 G9icago'S befannt.
Die 3obG Der in Chicago w%obnenbcn, in
Deuti9lano 9eborenen 9euti6en 9iebt ct
auf $4,000 &0pfe an. Serner giebt er
an, baB in Der 5. unb Ser 6. Waro, Sic ais
Deirii9e 8arbs" gelten, Sic beuti9e 8e>
differing boppeIt 10 9roB lit, ais Die criticize,
iOWie baB in Ser bObmtiben 8. QBaro,
bic oeuti9e 8eOOIterun9 Die bObmii9e
Iberipteat.
, 1894-07-06
Neue An5eigen.

OIue Gooes= 1n3eteen, weI9e fir ole
mor9en=Qusoabe Ger uJuinois Stats
5eitlIn9" ouf9e9ebeu weroen, erfaetnen Fofen.
fret i'm QbenobIatt, Die Qnnabme pon BIN.
3ei9en fir oos AbenobIott f9Iie6t um II ubr
nIitto9s, fir ole nIor9en=auseabe um 10 uhr
Nbenos.
, 1894-07-06
sum QrenoeroditsE fall.

G5 Oerlantete beute, 6aB Oberrtater
8oileD in ietnem 3immer $50. 105 Nib7
LAMB 8lo6 i'm 2aufe beS Cages Die BON
8ertbetbiger 9arroip au89eorbettete Gin
wanoSi9rift AM D~euti8en Sage entge8ene
ne6nten Diir6c.
2lm 8ormitta9 tpar bas 3tmmer bes
Gi6terS gei9loien.
, 1894-07-06
abeaobtatt nr autrota staata-8ettura, grettaab 6. 9nt 1894.

= Charles Nlo6r, pelder sic go. 81
MO6anffr. mobnbafte 6antilic BON gS.
8crtenDeuer nieber6olt bebrobt bate, bate
Dor 9ti4ter acriten cine TrteOsnSbiir8i4aft
bon $500 All leiltcn.
, 1894-07-06
1norodnoriff.

&c9en Nn9riffs ouf Mat6. WftGer tpur6e
gooie Moore beute Mor9en BON &icbter
6eriten inter 5000 8ir9i6aft an oaS
Griminalgeri6t iiberipielen. Moore bieb
Wfiaer nit elmer S6aufel iiber ben &opf
uno i5lug Bic 8opfbaut bis auf BEN &noz
ben bur9. Wtiuer tpobnt geo 80 Starr1tr. -,
CT bat 5ebn Gage an Der @unbe i'm Qtleria>
ners 0OspitaL 0arnteOer9ele9en.
, 1894-07-06

Detterbertbt.

Optiter &Gctnc, rs @ai6ington Str,
6eribtet fit Gbica8o Die ioIgenOen 8arOs
meter un6 IbetmometeritGnoe
lin s ltbr Morg. 68 Or, I'm 9 lt6r 20
@r., nm 10 ltbr 20 Or, nm II ltbr 20
Or, nm II ltbr Y @r. 8arometeritanO
Inn 8 llbr Wtorg. 29.18, II llbr 1920.
, 1894-07-06
SoSesz9G1tscioc.

Sreunben uno 8efounteu Die NtittbeilunQ, bah unIere
Itebe M}utter, 6r0u 9urptbca Bart, @itflpe bes
peritorbeueH Srie0ri0 Bart, I'M Alter BON So Sabren |
Wtouat rnb IA 2a9en am 4. Suli, Mbeuos 8 u6r 20 Nt=
nltten plOBlt6 entI0loien III. 8eerbi9ung am SDun=
abeno ben Z. Sult, l llbr Yta1mitto9s, bonn Srouer=
bauIe ga QBeit 81. StraBe aus.
Sic trausrnbeu 5iuter6lie6euen:
Gina 9Ornnan, 3%pdter.
Tricorid) Sor, Spbn.
2SiIbeIm ". SprmaIt, S6lpieaerIphr.
, 1894-07-06
SpScS=O(nscioe1

Sreunbet unb 9etounteu Die trourtQe Nodridt, baB
nein 9eltebter @atte SbeDOOr S,te em1 d. miot i'm
Alter non 81 S0bren Ianit int Serru entI6loTeu lit.
8eer0i9ung am SDu1to9, ben 8. Suit. Mittoqs l1br,
bonn 3rauerbauie 81 %. 8au 8ureu Str. ous mad Der
ct. SrauctSCus=&trdbe nno bon oa nab benz ct. 8puis
foCrus=@ pttesader. Sic trnuerubeu Sinter6lie6euen
MarD Sngenidmiot, @otttn; @luro,
Mntn, &ena. &tnoer; S~SriCDrtdb unb
SopDte 9u9enI1mibt Gltern; Sobn
6il2t ln0 9ltarD WtllDlf, S6pieQerelterl.