davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-28
FOR THEIR FAMILIES
Preparations for the Marine Band. 1
Concert at the Academy,
MANY MUSICIANS HAVE VOLUNTEERED
The Program viii Be an Exceed
ingIy Attractive One.~ ..,.-
SUBSCRIPTIONS. COMING IN

The concert by the United States Marine
Band for the benefit Of the families of the
firemen who lost their lives in the Knox fire
will take place at the Academy of Music
next Wednesday evening. AS has already
been stated, Mr.. w. w. Raplsy has tender
ed the -use Of the Academy free of charge.
Messrs. Judd & Detweiier have generously
printed the tickets. Messrs. F.. F. Droop- q
Sons have offered 10 furnish a SteinWay
grand piano, and there is every-ndiestisn
that the result of the entertainuient will be
successful proportonately as was she
concert for the benefit OF the District poor
that was held in Convention Hall last win
ter. Many vocalists have Prohereds theaf
services, and among those who viii help TO
make the big affair success are Miss
Dorothy Byrde Rogers, sopFauo;'s Mki..sA~
Williams Pearman, tenor, and4Mr. tAouHr
Lind louis Lindheimer) barftUrress nNfiSe
Rogers is well known as the pQssessor of
voice of excellent quality, and her popuiarf--
ty is not surpassed by any singer in the
District. - .
MIR. Williams-Pearman is an EnglishIaan
who has recently come to Washington. aflE
who has had an extended expe'ielaep 940iyi
in concert and oratorio work. lie sang at
St. John Church last Sunday "a ftsrnoon.
and those who heard him were greatly
pleased with the quality and range OF his
voice, as well as his method of handling IL.
Washington boy who has just returned
from Germany, where he has been custivat-
ing his voice under the best masters 1t
has developed into a high baritone Of great
richness and power ard this Will be the
first time his friends will have an oppor-
tunity to hear him. Many others have. vol
unteered their services, and some of the
offers will undoubtedly he accepted al
though it would be impossible to extend the
program SO as to include all. ...
Other Entrrtu m menta.
The performance at Albaugh's tonight Will
help swell the fremen's fund, for Manager
Allen has offered to donate one-half the
gross receipts to this purpose.
A benefit is also being arranged to take
place at the Bijou Theater, Manager Butler
having placed that house at the disposal of
the fire department for that purpose Pref.
self and his orchestra on that occasion and
Chief Paris has accepted in neat note of
thanks.
The Subscriptions.
The following letter was received at The
Star office from the Geo. w. Knox Express
Company today:
I'm the excitement and anxiety attend
ing our own heavy loss, we have hot for
gotten the loss of lite, nor those 50 sud
denly bereaved aud left dependent upon the
charity of the public. We herewith hand
you our check for $lUO. and desire to ten
der, through the columns of your paper, our
thanks to the fire department for their eff
forts to check the flames, and our sympat thy
to the families of those who lost their life
in their devotion to duty"
The fund Is already assuming good pro-
portions. and the following additional sub
-s,~ 49,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-28
JUDGE BRADLEY-S TURN.
He Will Relieve Judge Hnsner Next
WedneSday--The Hours of Court.

Wednesday next Judge Bradley will re-
lieya Judge Hagner. who has been the only
judge of the District Supreme Court sitting
during the last two or three weeks. Judge
Bradley Will then be the Only member of the
court sitting until the 18th of August. when
he expects to be relieved by Judge Cole.
While il is necessary that there should
be at least one member of the court in the
city during the hot spell. very little is done
outside of what might be called routine
business. That can usually be done in an
hour or two, and in conversation with a
Star reporter this afternoon Judge Bradley
explained that he proposed Holding court
he should be here during the hot weather
Three hours, he thought, were sufficient i'm
which to transact all business necessary to
Toe done at this time of the year, aud he
felt sure the members Of the bar would so
promptly accommodate themselves and the
court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-28
TIE COURTS.

Equity Court No. Judge Hagner.
Bayne agt McBlair; time for filing tran
script of record extended thirty days. In
re Thos. c. Gessford lunatic: inquisitiOn
confirmed. and Jarres A Cahill appointed
committee and trustee. Central Trust Co.
agt. Washington and Arlington Railway
Co.: auditors report titled. In re Thos.
F. $. King. Absaloms H. Kennedy and Ellen
Hughes. alleged binauSs: writs issued
ard counsel fees ordered. Brown agt.
Chesapeake and Ohio Casnal Co.. order to
return s3ls.75 to ". H Burr. Horrigan
agt. Horrigan; FIJI IL. Siddons appointed
trustee to sell. ~
Circuit Court Nj. 1-45udge Hagner.
f. ~. Riggs ct aliagtiW.. L. Prall Chr
HeIrich's Brewing 40. att. f. j. Roche, j.
H. Cornwell agG HI NJ Schneider. and II.
Gawthorp &. Co. ,agss. +. IF. Barrett: .iudg-
meats by default. sol. c. DrsIfe agt.. Dis
trict Of Columbia: judgment IL c---t'cra~i.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-28
baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE July es.-Flour dull unchanged -
receipts, 33s1 barrels: shipments 80 barrels
Wheat quiet and easy-No. rel, SPOT. 53isaa3 Z !:
July. a3iSa53l.: August. 5sa;ssis: Sf,enSpr. 5Sya
531<; steamer No. = red Joa,sOi, re.ripis ~ "a
bushels: shipments. -. 400 bushels; stock. 532 81
bushels: sales 3D. ooO bushcls: milling wheat ny
sample. 5ta5fi.. Cora dun mixed sy.o, lgS
askrsl-rs-eipis lo4 bushels: stock, iGJsiG ss,els
southern by sample, BE: southern corn
grade. Sc Oats easy-No. > white western. $50. .
NJ. mixed west, rn. ssa4i-reccipis. 5.l15 lush
els; stock. ~ 6ss bushels. RIVE duH- No. 4ec.-
receipts. no bushels: stock 6.Ss2 bushels. Hay
dahl good to choice timothy. Si4.50asi5.so. Grain
frcghiS dull. barely steady. unchanged. Sugar
firm. unchanged Butter and reSs- STEADY. un-
changed. Cheese steady. unchanged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-28
A KNOWN Quantity.

1t is the practice or-The Star to
print on Saturday a sworn statement
OF Its circulation day by day for the
preceding week It>wouJd. seefn self
evident that ting advertiser. is, entitled
to this protection. Below will be
found the statement for the week just
: past. ,''.2F a,ss>,r -rtJs - '.9.s;;
- The average circulation exhibited
is believed to be much more than the
combined circulation of the other
washington dailies. and fully five
times that Of its afternoon contem-
porary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-28
HOTEL THIEF CAUGHT.
Arrested ON the Street After an EN-
citing Chase.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, July 2S.-Harry
Lacey. who claims to live at Both street
and 9th avenue New York city. was held
Under 500" bail by Magistrate Pole today
on the charge Of robbing the guests of the
Arlington Hotel. Lacey is said to have
g. ne through til rccms of the hotel. help
ing himself to the guests vaIuables He
was seen running down Market street and
vas arrested by Officer McHose after an ex-
citing chase When searched. gold watch
diamond pin and quantity of iewelry Wee
found in his pockets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-28
MyTINotS CONNECTS.
They Surrendered Today and Are Now
safety Gaa rds-sl.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 2s.-The trouble
with the mutinetss- convicts at Tracy City
ended today by the convicts' surrendering
and coming out of'the mine. They were con
Quoted 10 the stcckade. where all the cor
victs are now safely guarded. The free
miners did not interfere in any way in the
affair Pete Hamilton, the convict who was
killed yesterday, planned the mutiny as we'll
as the one a year ago. When he was shot
the backbone of the mutiny was broken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-28
QUEEN hrs COMMISSION.
They Are ON Their Way to This City
to See sx1e President.

COLORADO SPRINGS. Col, July 2S.-
a royalist Hawaiian commission. composed
of ]. A. Cummings and Samuel Parker, ex-
ministers of foreign affairs: H. A. wieman,
ex-minister of finance. and Major Taward,
arrived here last night en- route to Wash
ington with request on the part of the
Hawaiian queen, Lihuokalani. that Presi-
dent Cleveland shall not recognize the re-
publican government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-28
MIR. WILSON CALLS.
He Discusses the Tariff situation With
Mr. Cleveland.

The Presidents most important visitor
this morning was Representative Wilson
of West Virginia. The two spent some
time in conference, which unquestionably
related to the disentansling of the tariff
knot. The result of the visit will probably
be shown by the early action of the con-
ference committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-28

ASHEvILLE. n. c.. July 2s.-The Rev:
Thos, Myers. p. D.. of Baltimore. Md. died
last evening at the residence of his son in
this city. DR. Myers was born in George
town. D. c.. in 1913, and entered the Balti-
more conference of the NJ. Z. Church in
ls55. He WIS in active ministry work fifty
one years, and for the past eight years was
the agent in charge of the Maryland Bible
Society Short funeral services will be held
Tomorrow. The remains will be taken to
Baltimore for interment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-28
THE VICE PRESIDENT.
No Truth fin the story That He Has
ueeu Sent For.

The story sent out from here to the effect
that Vice President Stevenson had been
telegraphed for On account OF the tic votes
in the Senate cannot be confirmed and APP
pears to be without foundation. When he
went away the Vice President left his ad
dress with Senator Faulkner. The latter
yesterday wired him the vote on the mo-
tions made in connection with the tariff
bill. but added nothing as to the necessity
of his presence. Ii is probable that the
story was based on this telegram
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-28
HE ISSIN CANADA.
a Man Who In Said to he Wanted In
the sugar Investigation

TORONTO. Ont, July 2S.-S. r. Batter
shall. who is wanted as a witness before
the Senate sugar investigating committee
at Washington. has been stopping in this
city for some time. Last night he left for
Hamilton. Willis here he kept himself Sc
cluded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-28
Chi.nuo Grain and Provision Markets
Reported by silsl,y a 60, Ransers and brokers
New York Cotton.
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued 10 the
following: Vim. A Thompson. 81 lllis Guy
and Grace NJ. Richards OF Alexandria, Va ;
Lewis Jones and Susie Jackson. George f.
Hanold and Lizzie l.. Erik son. -s...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-28

The total nuIpIaE of fourth-class post
masters appointeri today was -. OF this
number fifteen Yers to MI vacapcies caused
by death and resignation, and the re-
uiaindCr by .renoxaks~-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-28
FUNERAL OF GEN. PLEAsANTON.
After the Services In Philadelphia
the Remains brought to This City.

AHer The SeryfofA In PhfI"deIPhf"
the Remains brought to This City.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. July 2S.-The
funeral OF Geo. "A. j. Pleasanton. soldier
and scientist. was held today at his late
residence. Overbrook. The service was at
tended only by members of the family.
John Cadwaladef, his executor. and James
g: Garry, his business associate. The eere-
monies: were conducted by the Rev. J. r.
Miller, DID,, associate pastor of the Hol-
land Memorial Presbyterian Church I'm
mediateIy after the service carriages were
taken for Broad Street station. where a
special car was attached to the 1O:2O Wash
1nston express. The fntefmeht will be In
the Congressional cemetery. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-28
Bank Examiner Appointed.

The controller of the currency has ap-
pointed Howard J. Whtemore of Lincoln
Neb, a national bank examiner, vice John
M Griffith, removed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-28
FINANCIAL AND CeMMERClAs.

The Following are the OPENING. the AisS-
est and the lowest and the closing prices
Of the New York stock market today. al ~
ported by Corson & Mccartney. members
New York stock exchange CorresponAen.s
Messrs. Moore 4 Schley. No SO Broadway:
Stocks Omen JIica Iow ,aoeA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-28
The Vice Presidents Return.

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, July 2a-Yice
President Stevenson left his home in this
city today for Washington. He has been
here about a week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-28

The Interior Dep5srtnfssiit was closed at =
p.m on account of the hot weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-28

Circulation of The "EveniuE STAR"
SATURDAY, July 81, 1894. 81 ,2s9
AoNDAf.Jaly %. 1884 .................... 3..a2a
F.iEsP9AY' July -. lss. 4, 81 sso
WEDNESDAY, July Is, lsa4.-nr-.,s.-,,s3si7 6
THURSDAY, july -. lsaAr .r-.....,. .s-.433.4s9
FH1pA' July Ga sos4 .,sl ...ss. .-31,794
-.- Nas :<,,di 1.. ss;----
-iotsi.--. ........ =. ..-sf 'i5'-i,S9S
~'-H<+ -- -..- I - Io'r-.- 81 49,
pai,v average "A ;ssr~< al G,.e,s
$780, .iis - ~ ~
lssa,emnly swear that tne ahve statement rep
resents only the ngmbeIef e,ses Fs@ cvss-
Observation-Disclosures sdS secular DAYS end
ing FRIDAY, July 81, iA4a-tiAi Is. the num-.
perof copies ac,u rlv safi, hs3v.-ei, furnished
or mailed. for valuable cdisfaeri.itd to bona Ode
baf',hasefs or Subscribers, anI ttnst none OF the
copies 80 counted were returdsI 10 or remain ia
the ofiice unsoid ga .
: -. j: wfrTr HrRRoN,
cashier Evening SIar NeTs2iperCo
subscribed and sworn SO teore me this
twenty eighth day O. July. A.. IA --
! ''-' w.P VAN wfCKLE, II ?: =
-. ~
- f - --''s - 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-28
AN APPEAL FOR AID.
a Circular Calling for Assistance by
the Industrial Army.

The following official circular was today
issued. signed by the advisory board of the
industrial army encamped at Rosslyn:
HEADQUARTERS L. S. INDUSTRIAL
ARMY,
CAMP ROSSLYN, ALEXANDRIA, Va,
July %. 1874.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-26

Mrbeiter nit einem vStreit," ben nd9-
iten bic Mrbeitergeber nit einem Sod
out" bas reibt beihe Sbeile aut ldbmt
bic llnternebmungsluit unb l6redt bic
&apitaliite ab, 9auier Su bauen, Gabri<
Ten gu erti6ten, pber lonit Gtuas gu
tbun.
Wirb infer Worldlas i'm @eientli=
den angenommen, bann fno Die N,beit=
geber gebunber, nit 9lrbeiterorsaniias
tionen gu eontrabiren. bic Nrbeiter luie
ibres9lei6en su bebanoeln, Die 2Dbne
uno ionitise Gontrattbebin9unsen ein=
Subalten; ieoer rGodout" wdre lnm5s=
lid. MnoererIeits tDunten Die 9lrbeiter
nibt itreite,, obne ibre Orsonila
empfinblih gu lbdoisen uno nit Der
9taatsgeipalt tn gpnf1itt gu fommen !;
oas @eli!bl ber Terantluortlihteit wiiroe
in ibnen seboben peroen, unb iie pilr=
ben balo 1elbit fir lorgen, baB bic
ltreitl lii9tisen uno minoerwcrtbisen @e=
nohen aug Der Genolien19aft ousee=
mer5t peroen. @esenle leitise Mnerfen=
nuns unb NGtung, ppr Muem aber elm
itabileres Ierbdltnib: oas paren Die
unausbleibli6en Tol9en.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-26

bern ou1 flr bic anbern 100, bic nidt
ftimmen unb fur bic l56, bic gar nidt
anne ienb fno.
Mir baben oa off einen Gal, in tpeI-
dem cine Mobresel pon einem Ste@
bentel Der @eIammt3abl Der erpdbl=
ten 8olfspertreter pallirt wurbe. Das
lit ber @runo, ,pesbalb &epublifaner
mte gbmunbs unb Blaine ni9ts BON
bieier 3dblresel luiiien uollten. Gs lit
allo bDppelt gu beoauern, oab bic De=
u1otraten infolse ibres S6man5ens cine
&esel annabmen, weldbe lie bonn princi=
pieqen Stanbpunft aus nerbammen miil=
fen uno Die lie frlber befdmpit baben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-26
6robe Grobeeren.

@er bdtte je seslaubt, bob man CRIB
beeren 5ieban tbnnte, Die II 3oQ i'm llm=
fang iino? 0ie beutl6e 6irma Sobn
u. Salser Seeo g., Ga GroHe, Mis.,
baben eine san5 ausse5ei6nete Sorte,
lpelbe oiele culoiale GrObe errei6t.
Diele Sirma pHerirt au6 eine Grobeere,
Die monotli6 trdst, ebenfa falls eine ipun=
oerbare Muspabl uollfommen ansoauerns
Der &letnobl lt-Sorten, tuie Spbannis=
beeren, 9imbeeren, StaAelheeren uno
Srauben. sic bieten ibren beut16en
2anbsleuten smei neue Sprten an, bic
an GrDbe, 5dDnbeit unb &el6mad bic
Srauben Der &beinseseno 9eut'6lanos
iibertreffen.
ShneiSeu Sic oiele Uotis aus
unb lesen sic cine soc Monep Orber
bel, oann betommen sic fret bie1e smei
neuen Sranben Sorten uno Sal5er's
Gatalp9.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-26
Beoen unreines Blut.

Sic Beoeutuns bes 8lutes fir ben
menl9li1en &0rper lit Seberman be-
fannt. Seber iollte baber fets Gorge
tragen, bab baIielbe nDn allen ltnrein=
beiten bsfreit luiro. 9ie 0erbauuns
Ipielt ebsnfals fir bic @elurhbeit oes
&Drpers eine ,uidtige &olle. 9urd bic
,nanselbafte 8erbauuns ,uerben eine
srpbe MnSabl &ranfbeiten beruorserufen ;
UNI bieles su oermeiben sebrau6e man
Sr. aus. G0ni9's 9amburser 5ropfen
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-26

so melt betannt 1T Niemonb umoe-
fommen. 8ert9ten BON 0olto unb 3az
rilla 5ufolse 1T au9 bort GROCER edo.
ben entitanoen. Sn Mtben bauerte bas
erobeben eine balbe Minute.
Die DerIobuns Ses 5arewitfd.
|. @oburs, 20. Mpril. - Die Wers
lobuns oes 3aremitl9 (@rob bfarlt ylico-
lous bon &ublanb) nit ber Yrinaellin
Nlir Wictoria Selene Suite 8eatrir BON
Sellen, 1T offbiea ansetiinist tporoen.
Ser 3arelpiti6 lit am 6. Mlai 1868
seboren uno bic prinseffin Mlig om 6.
Stunt 1872. Sic lit bic jiinslte Ser bier
S6meitern oes @roBberSoss Grnit 2ub=
mig BON 5elien. Sie dltete 96weiter,
Die grin5eliin 8ietoria, lit bic @emablin
nes Yrin3en Souls bon 8attenbera; bic
stpeite, 8rinseiltn Glilabetb, Die @emab=
lin bes @roB Bfiir item Sersius BON guB=
laab, gruoer bes 3oren. unb bic brittle
Sapeiter, 4rinSeIlin Srene, lit bic Sc
nlablln oes Grin5en 6einrid bon
PreuBen.
1loh INNER 6elo in buue uno
5due.
Yaris, 21. 9lpril. - Ser 3uorano
CUR itdotiI I6en NnIeibe NOR Elm enormer.
Grobe MeenI6enmallen tparteten BON oe=
tern Nbeno Bis beute Nloreen Dor bem
Jatbbaus. Ser 3ubrans ipuroe it)lieB=
lid 10 itarf, oab Die Yoli;ei Die Orb
nuns beritellen 1nubte.
Die 2lpanaee oes bersoes pon
Goinburob.
2nnoDn, 21. 9(pril. - Mlpbeus 6.
Morton, bas liberale Mitslieo BON pe=
tersborou9b, ftelte setern i'm 5oule bet
Vemelnen Den Mntra9, oas Sabfeseelb,
lneldes Der 9eros Don Gpburg- @ptha
ols enslilder Nrins uno SoeriDg po,l
Go1nbur9b beSiebe, auiiubeben unb III
3utunft niht mebr 81 soblen. Ser
5ilbrer Der Gaoifalen unterltitbts cen
Intrae uno lagte, Der 9erSo9 brou1e
oos 8elo nt6t, 1ein Gmfommen aus
anoeren Auellen lei genliseno, ouBer=
Dem Iei Der 6ersos Elm auslanoilAer
5errl@er. Ser 9lntrog luuroe nit 293
se9en l67 Stilamen per.rorfen.
1DieSer elm ;finansifan6ol.
Earis, 81. NpriI. - Mfan lit bier
einem srobartisen Sfanoal auf Die
Spur 9etOmmen. Gs lino @e1lel sum
Setruse BON pielen Wtillionen 6ranes
geidlldt worben lno 8lpar lollen piele
!Dfit9lieoer Der h06lt,n &reile in Die
Sabe permidelt lein.
ueberidwemmune in CANADA.
Binnip ea M}an., 81. sipril. -
Cine Terhopfuns Der Nbsu9stond!e
fubrte in 5olse Der iorfan Ge9eneiiIie
Der letten Sage bic lleberihpemmara
oes nprolueitli6en Stahttbsiles helbt,
uuo piele 8eppbner orIie!5cn n.5leu
N Sonten 9erettet werben. Scr yte>
&iper lteiat rpb immer unb Elm Itartei
Slii5oro trdst sur Ggb06ung Der Gefab,
| bei
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-26
':>lges /: ei0ui(|e'
2luslduo.

- 8etreifs Der in Goburg III lpeuisen
Sagen fattfinbenben Seiratb in boben
8reilen werben BON ben sultdnoioen 8e=
bOroen ale mDglicben @D,liGtsmaBre9eln
setrolfen, Inn elm anar6iitildes 9lttentat
unmDsli6 sll MAIDEN. 9ie Yolisei bot
ein i6urfes 9luse auf ale frenben unb
uerbd9tisen Yerlonen uno erfunoigt li6
9enau iiber ibr @el6dft, ibre Mpbnuns
II. !. IN.
-Sn 2iiiabon sruliirt sesenpdrtis Die
Gholerine uno Die Sbnelli9feit, nit mel=
der Iid bic 9eiiirntete &ranfbeit perbrei7
tet. miro ben l1lehten lanttdren Ser
baItnillen oer Stobt Susel6rieben,
- Aus Barcelona tpirb beri6tet, baB
lib balelblt 9e1tern Nbeno 1e6stauieno
Bilser na6 Som einidifften. 9ielelben
lino pon mebreren 8il6Dfen uno elmer
9roben slnSabl BON prieltern besleitet.
- Dur6 Die Bet,iebsabersabe Der
garmer Bersbobn lit bic erlte nit glet=
tricitat betriebene 3abnraobabn in
NeHIIWlaHO geDHHeI DDIOen.
Was iou Der @lan3 in ber 2ieute=
nantflaule in Sroppau 9as SD9ters
den oes Yrinsen 2eopolb BON 8apern,
princeliin gliiabetb, uelde, ibrem liebe=
beoiirftisen 9eraden folsenb, gu bem
lieutenant Greiberrn Seefrieb b. 8iit-
tenbeim uberabi bities", ideint bes einfa=
den 6reifrautitels bereits miibe gu lein /;
auf ibr Grluden lit ibr, tuie perlautet,
Die Grlaubnib ertbeilt tporben, ben Si=
tel r26nislide Sobeit" tuieber fabren gu
biirfen.
- 9as uferenbe bes britten &abels
ber Commercial Gable Company muroe
no9 elmer in Stem Dort bon 0aterpiIe,
Srlanb, ein9elaufenen Depel9e seitern
Nadmittag UNI atpei ubr BON benz
Dampfer vGarabap" ans llfer se=
bra9t.
- Dur9 cine in glbTorf in ber 2anb=
bronei 9iineburs (Sannoper) gum Nus-
bru9 9efommene Jeuersbrunft linb aebn
srobe BauernsebOfte Elm Maub ber
Glammen 9eworoen. Sn ber bur9 ben
8ranb entitanbenen Weruirrung bat
ein BON ieinen Mneeb0risen perseGenes
Rinb ben Sob in ben Glammen sefun=
ben.
= Ser unter benz pleubonpm Sbo=
mas Grep l6retbenbe Mntiiemit Gmil
Griti9 in 2eip3ie, 9erausseber Der
y Deutid=@oeiolen 0ldtter", bate in lei=
nem 8latte ben 9ireftor bes 2eip3iser
Stabttbeaters, 9errn @tdsemann, in Be-
leibisenber Nblidt einen Suben senonnt
uno 1T bafiir gu 100 Marf @elbbuBe
perbonnert tporben.
- Die gopripi=Beleibis
bdufen ii4; iest itebt Elm ioI@er sesen
bic &eoattion bes pon benz betannten
ntiiemiten ST.. B0del tn Marburs
beraus9e9ebenen .r&etdsberolo" bepor,
na9bem bic StaatsanmaltI1ait Qln=
fla9e sesen ben &ebafteur unb ben
9eraus9eber erboben bot.
= Sm Mlter bon so Sobren 1T in
Qetp3tg ber portrefli9e genremaler
Gbrifieu 2ubpie @otelwonn infolse