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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-01
DID THE STORM DESTROY IT?
GLRDINER'S ISLAND LIGHTHOUSE
REPORTED 10 NAVE FiLLEM.
Tn. Structure Long Known TO ne Unsafe-
Keeper Miller. SOS said to HIVE Per-
i-hsd-Tbs Report Not Yet CONFIRMED.

GRyEyroRr. L. l.. Feb 90 A report was
brought to Greenport this afternoon Ivy a
passing vessel that the lighthouse on Gardi-
ners Island. Mt the eastern end OF Long 1sl-
aud. WAS destroyed in the storm on Monday
and that the son Of the keeper was In the
building when It collapsed and lost his life.
On tho other hand. the Captain Of the steam
err Munnitauket. which also arrived In Green
port this afternoon from New London and
Fishers Island. reported that when he passed
Gardeners Island the lighthouse was still
standing. so far as he could see. The report
cannot be confirmed as there is no telegra PHO
communication with the island.
The story OF the destruction OF the light
mouse said that the son OF the keeper whose
name was Frank Miller. was crushed to death.
The lighthouse has been for the past year or
so considered unsafe. Several com plaints
have been made to the authoritle at WASH
inCton. but without avail.
Jonathan Miller OF Springs has been in
Charge Of the light for about year. His
predecessor resigned on account OF the dan
gerous position OF the building.
II is said that the present keeper would not
permit his family to live at the lighthouse this
winter on account Of its condition, and that no
ami his son Frank alone resided there.
The Gardeners Island lighthouse was built
Of land which extends far into tiardinor's Bay
Nearly two years ago the point OF land was
cut In two ny the heavy seas.
The inlet widened until this winter the
lighthouse stood on q small island by
itself Several times this winter the light
house has been completely surrounded by
water and the waves have washed against the
heavy stone masonry. Old seamen. who are
familiar with the situation OF the lighthouse.
do not express any surprise at the report OF
Its collapse
Major ID. p. Heap tho engineer OF the Third
Lighthouse district with headquarters at
Tompkinsviie. :. l.. was unable Yesterday to
reporte err that he had known for some time OF
the dangerous condition OF the lighthouse at
GARDENERS Island.
II called, the. attention Of the Light
house Board to its condition last july" he
said. and again at later date. but
nothing was done. as IL was i'm
possible to get an appropriation through
Congress The Lighthouse Board IL. more
over very poor this winter: Over 500. 900 has
storm caused In Chesapeake Bay.
Less than two weeks ago. however. the
Board notified me that might advertise for
proposals to repair the site. II was supposed
that the building OF o sea wall would make
the lighthouse safe. The lighthouse was
built over thirty years ago on n spit ri sandy
land that ran out from GARDENERS Island. The
connecting land has been washed away by
the waves until now the house stands on q
up to Its foundations.
Il cannot believe that It toppled over rs IL
Is not a regular lighthouse. but small square
building with n tower at one corner. The
keeper as l understand II, left the island on
Dec and has not lived there since"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-01

Almost Sure or ReciaiminR Bird w. Spencer
rnd Editor Mahouey.


rnd Editor Mahouey.
PAssAIc. Feb. 2S.-Society in this city ia
wrought up over what threatens to be the
breaking up fths c. X. Il, fashionable social
organization on tho hill. Its monthly recep-
lions are social gatherings at which dancing
10 the chief feature. A fortnight or N ore ago
the Rev. Frank IL. Wright. a full bloodod In
dian evangelist. came to the city and started q
revival which he has kept up nightly ever
since. assisted by his pretty creole vito. The
Rev. Mr.. Wright has made many conquests
over sinners. and. II Is said. hundreds who
were thought to be past rede m ption have been
reclaimed. Among his converts are many
promin tent men. and two in particular, whom
10 is said lie is sure to reclaim are Bird W.
spencer and Dennis W. Mshoney the editor Of
the As,cS.
During tho present week many OF the mem
beTs Of this {. X. X. have strolled into the Rev.
Mr.. Wright's meetings. and so impressed have
they become by the services that a ma ority OF
the society has decided. it Is said. to forsaks
dancing aud the good fellowship OF social aud
worldly life for the Church.
Among those who will probably at once
resign from the society are G. Fred
Royce. A. NJ Hemion. John II. Van Riper
a: Ward Van Ripper Clement II. saul. and
Warren Clarke. Seven young ladies also
say they will help Evangelist Wright to abolish
the society. They are Miss Bella and Louise
Kilkour. Miss Emma Clifford. Miss Grace
Anderson. Miss Alice Spencer. Miss Eettie
Crounse. and Miss Eta Watson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-01
MORE MINERS IMPRISONED.
Seven Men shut In by n FAN In m AsbIand
NJ and All Rescued.

ASHLAND. Ia. Feb. 2s.-whle seven miners
were at work this afternoon in the west gang
way OF tho Boston Run mine n mass OF crop
and surface coal swept down upon them and
imprisoned them. The rumble OF the coal and
dirt. and the clouds OF dust that arose from the
mouth OF tho shaft were familiar signs Of Idis-
aster TO the surface men. and an alarm was
given that an accident had occurred. Men,
women. and children hocked to the mouth OF
the shaft and the counsel Of the experienced
miners soon brought order out OF the excite
ment and a rescuinR party was formed.
The rescuers entered the shaft. and after q
short time cheer from those nearest the en-
trance OF tho ganRway announced that some
OF the men had been found. Two men emerged
from the shaft They were John and Joe
Wickes. brothers. They said that Ave more
men were still imprisoned In tho gangway
and that they were Lewis White. Charles
Mohsn. Elwood Mincle. James Kramer. and
William IRVINE. All the men live In Track
vile. and are well-known minsra At o'clock
tonight the other Eve were rescued. The Bos-
ton Run mine belongs to the Reading Compa-
ny. and is one OF the largest In the Mahsnoy
district.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-01
FIVE BOYS IN DEAL LAKE
OHs Takes Out UueoassIoGs. bat Brought
Too By the Doctors.


AsBURY PARK. Feb 28.-LSwis Dayton. Ros-
eoe Brown. Joseph Bowen, Joseph White. and
William White were hshed out OF Deal Lake
to-day The five boys were skating above
Edgemere. All the boys. with the exception
OF Dayton followed close along the shore.
Dayton yentuTed out In tho middle Of the lake.
where the water was eight feet deep He
broke through. but chung to the edge OF the
Ice
The other four boys started TO his rescue.
but had gone only q short distance when their
com insd well ht caused the ice TO break and
they were all Drseipitatsd In three feet OF
time Dayton's cries for help had been heard
bY Mrs. MeTAgue and Mrs, Jones. who live on
the bank OF tbs lake, They cut down their
clothes line and one end was thrown toward
the drowning boy. IL was too short TO reach
him. Then Edward White. William CTammsr.
Henri Clarity. aud Eugene Mcbride came
along and went TO Dayton's rescue In an old
boat
They broke the ice In front Of them. aud
with considerable difficulty reached the spot
where Dayton had broken through. Numbsd
with the cold he hat sunk TO the bottom. The
men. with a long pole brought him 70 the guT-
face. He Was lifted Into the boat and tAksn
home unconscious Alter doctors had worked
for two hours he rsgli9sd CONSEQUENCES Re
u out Of danger; Re y 10 years old. 4nd u
the Son OfIArG Nellie Ds7tonl Of 6uA5St1SSs-
nue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-01

TIE Former Chicago SPssuIAtor Win Rua -
SAioaR In that City,

saloon in that Ciy.
CHICAGO. Feb 2s.-Beniamin Peters Hutch
inson. old Hutch" has passed from CAPT.
tAlst into compounder OF drinks. He VIII
make his debut in white walstcoAt. and an
apron to match, at the saloon numbered l27
on Van Buren, street on Saturday. lie has been
accustomed 10 mix things UP on the Board Of
Trade go long that many say he is likely to o
an adept In mixing them up on the bar. To-
day men are putting the house In order for tho
reception ot Hutchinson They are polishing
brAsses and mahogany and washing glasses
ana generally are making things as neat as
new Itn.
Hutchinson means to have n Board OF Trade
reception room. where he can 10 at home to
his friends In nstyls appropriate To his own
importance All this morning he Was superin-
tending operations He contemplated the
shelves In front OF the mirror and settled
whore the particular brands OF liquor should
be placed. At present tho shelves are Uttered
with dusty bottles whose contents are merely
believes all that will DO changed by Saturday
and everything will be neat aud clean
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-01
THREW THREE DEUCEs.
Mr.. Fsnto, Saved $3.50 by OAs Throw or
Dice.

HELENA. Mon. Feb. 2a-Butts has a world
wide reputation for its fabulous stakes on
games OF cards. but the spots were knocked OF
the record yesterday by game OF dice between
Gen. c. 5. Warren and Niles Fenton. Several
weeks ago Mr.. Warren secured an option on
tho Pomona mining claim near Centreyille
from John +. LLOYD for $4,000. Yesterday he
met Miles Fsnton In Lynch Bros place and
the bona propustio came M. Eenton offered
the General Slu.uOO for his bargain. or SO. 900
for the mine Here is my check for SIO.OOO." "
said he, pulling out check book. " IL you will
turn ths bonds over to me-"
The General demanded $50 600. and then
FentOn made another proposition.
IN throw dies with you 20 sec IL take the
bond or your hands at $4,000 or whether
pay you 500 OOL"
for the box. A pair OF nyes turned W. The
box was passed TO Fsnton, vino threw three
deuces and won S.i5 90. He once more pulled
out his check book aud filed out one OF the
blanks for Sl5. UOO. payable 10 Mr.. Warren.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-01
The PRESIDENTS TRIP.
At Last Reports the Party Was IN North
Caroline, Near Good Shooting Grounds.

NORFOLK. Va. Feb. %. Tho lighthouse
steamer Violet passed through this hsrbor
yesterday. bound South. and a steamer which
came in last night reports passing the Violet
In the Virginia section OF the Alhemarle and
Chesapeake Canal at IL NJ. yesterday.
Tho President. Mr. Gresham. and Capt.
Evans were standing out on the upper deck
forward as the two steamers met. the dlstin-
guished gentlemen passing the time lelsurely.
Another steamer this morning reports that the
Violet tied up at IL o'clock last night at the
lighthouse station at Long Point in the North
Carolina division OF the canal lust across Cur
II the party wanted to shoot ducks Long
Point is good plaza The Violet would be
left while the sportsmen took u launch and
went to CuIrltuek Sound this morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-01
shOI By Ihs Bride Whus sersHa aIsE :
~ dial COuPIr.

AFroS. y. Y. Feb 2a-Dunean l.. Parker =
Nidowsr and Florence Bond. spinstsr. were
united In marriage about a week age. Last
evening a party OF men visited their home
three miles north Of this village. and gave
them a ssrenAde. During the fraeas Mrs.
Parker bred several shots from the house one
OF them striking AlOnzO PhLllps and iniuring
him 80 badly that he died this morning.. Phil
lips was = farmer about nfty years Of age and
lived IN this village
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-01
He ANNEXED rARr Of CANADA
Major wstI-srs's Patriotic Act 10 tLs WIas
OF British America.

WTNNIPEG. Man. Feb. 2a-Maior Wstmors Of
New York and Denver has returned to clyiliza-
ton from the Wilds Of northern Canada be-
tween Hudson Bay and Labrador He went in
search Of adventure, aud. BELIEVING that the
eountry vas terra .ncogauq and belonged %
no one, went In for territorial conquest. He
raised ths stars and Stripes and laid claim 10
the region In the name Of the President Of the
United states. This ceremony was attended
with considerable enthusiasm. the MAJORS
rsti1us Of Indian Euldss and poFtsrs firing
yollsS after VOllsy Gs the nag Was uniuElsd to
CanIdisns believe tkIs 10 be . breach Of
internAtionAl courtesy. but consider 1t an sx-
esllent ioke.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-01
LrLU,s AIraMrr IA sUIcIDk
She HAD = Love AaaIr-Ths BrsoEIya CLII
49, .....--.. q. I.... d.

she Had Love Aaair-rhs hroOklya CLII-
dreE'- soeirt, 10 lives isate IL.
Fiftesn-year old Lulu Bierehmeir. who at
tempted to Kill herself with Illuminating gss
on Tuesday night ct her home at l.4lU
Greene avenue. Wllliamsburgh. left . fare
well letter 10 her parents. which Was given to
the police yesterday. II read thus:
40 ~ pTAG r,E.STs am Jealous and about 20 tsks
my iife love Nlth Adolph BershoEL 1 uiAh
10 De crsmEtsd You wll ma mohey ia my poctsg 70
pAy The gas uasd - AN mytsL DO not think that
Ad0lph acted IA Aay 0tasr way thAn honoEable fegr
wicked daughter LULu,
The girl has almost recovered; Yesterday
u M a9slSy s notiasd OF Az eass md iii no
Vestigats it.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-01
THREArENED IHE TICE-pREsIDEyr
Joseph DonIaa Seat n Postal Card 90 Mr.
stevenson and Goes 90 DAN.

stevenson and Goes 90 JaI.
BALTIMORE. Feb 2a-Joseph DoniAn was
tried in the United States District Court to-
day on the charge OF violating the postal laws
By sending a threatening postal card to Vice
President Stevenson. The Jury returned a
verdict Of guilty and judge Morris sentenced
DOMAIN TO tho penitentiAryfor eighteen months.
When brought into court DonIAn told Judge
Morris that he needed no counsel, and that he
wanted Vice President Stevenson. Senator
Sherman and several others summoned as
witnesses. This request was refused. The
enson was mailed in Baltimore on Dec. 20 last
Snd read:
Doom sday-If you do not send me my ex-
pensss iS2Jl. then you will lie one OF tine first
to DO kicked out but II you do. then will see
you FIRST before ] do ANYTHING else. send
muck %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-01
F,a..rI,.-Ia,. oaslnI V,...

HARRIsBURS Feb. 2S-Ths following IL the
ofieial vote OF the state At the recent election
for Congressman at Large: Grow tRsp.L 49,
SO4; Hancock DEM 297.966: Marley PA
DEM 2S23; Morrow PROF. l1.l6O; LOtisF
POP. 5.327. protective tATih policy. 456; scat
terinR. So. exclusive Of 759 east in CisaFnsld
county Tor william neatnn Hsnenr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-01
MAYOR sCuIEKrS and ms CABINET
TEss Are said 10 B- Considering a Ksdae-
IIOa In Their Ovsa Salaries.

Hon In IhFlF OWA aAIaIlfE-
1t Is understood that Mayor Sehisren and
the heads OF the various departments in
Brooklyn have an impression that 20 be con
sistsnt they should reduce their own salaries
as well Is those Of their subOrdinatsA Th0
Mayor and Corporation Counsel head tho
salary list with $1,000 each. and II the
the limit.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-01
A DsTsAt Tor VVoaas saErAEs.

Dies MoISEs. Ia. Feb. 26-Ths Senate thls
morning rsisstsd the woman suffrage AmSAd-
ment By a vote OF yeas 20. BAya "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-01

during the Temporary absence OF Senator Me-
Pherson. When the latter returned and re-
tor Mills was engaged in another room as one
OF the sub-committee putting the Wilson bill
into shape. The Republican Senators there
upon expressed n desire to know whether Mr..
Mills or Mr.. MCPHERSON was member OF
the Finance Committee and were practically
TO mind their business. Now. as II IL proposed
TO appoint Mr.. Mills to n committee Of which
he Is already n member. to take the place OF
Mr.. Vance, II Is naturally supposed that Mr.
Mcpherson is still member " the COM
know something more about Il. So the reso-
luton providing for Mr.. Mllls's second an.
pointment was objected to. and went over until
tomorrow. Tho Republican Senators and at
least half Of those on the Democratic side are
Of opinion that whether Mr.. Millss appoint
mcnt on the Finance Commit was legal or
not he does not appear to be n shining success
as iranlcr VI a Democratic terin bill.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01
WnslanO.
Oentfbldf1o.

Ser Scatter fotpobE lpte Der Eeib5fu13Ler
ftno lebr beunruDl9t ilber Die Dtelen in
ilngiter !3eit gu Gage 9etretenell. Bublez
rete1 BET BoLen unb bic 8erbriloerungs>
nerluche 6erlelbei1, bic be Ionoers in benz ben
Bpierer @diten auf Der 9ember9er 9tus>
itslIung 81 She'll geporOenen begeiiterten
Gntpfa1ge in auffaQenber gBeiie 5u Sage
trolen. ltuter bieien @Glten aus Ser 9ro,
pir3 8nlen bcfanben li6 piele Der berpors
ragenblten Wtitglieber ber polnil1en 6rafz
ton oeS beutiben Geihstas5 utb 6es
preuBilcben 2anbtagS, nnb bet tbnen bon
i6ren galt3tl6su 8rilbern bereitete @nt>
pfortg mar Elm lber bic Wtaben berSltcber
uno begeiiterter.
Oils be onberS allffaueno nirb bier 6ie
GDatia6e betra6tet, baB bic omerifani>
idben 8olen, beionoers Die IN Chicago uro
i'm Mciten Der Ser. ~Staaten ariGliigen,
auf Der 2ennber9er NuSiteIuns cine 10 berz
norrasenbe GoIe ipieLer. 9ie Betersbur1
ger GDpoe WrenmDa ertpGbnt in einem ioz
eben eri9Ienen Nrtitel, baB stpei Wtiutoner
g olen in 9lmerifa unb GuBlano lid erboz
ten baben, iofort bel Nusbru9 elmer point
I3en @rbebung 4 10000 Wann Su fteue1,
Die i0mmtlt3 %bepaffnet, milttGrtl3 ausgez
bilbet un5 aus9eruitet ieten uto auBeroem
grpBe @elbiNmmcn 3t getpG6ren. ca
QlS Dt6tt9fte 0orlagen IN ber nd6iten
Sibun9 bes Geibstaes tperben genannt
8orld9en fir bic 8eiteueruns bes Eabafs,
Elm 3uiab 3u ben 8erit9erungS9eieben,
ferner Gorla9en sesen unebrlicbe Gonz
currens, fir Die Ge9elung Der 9tustpanz
berung unb i6lteBIi6 Elm 3ulab Su benz
Grimtnaluerfabren Der @eri9tsb0fe. 0aob
Der 8ebauptun9 Der Sretltnnigen beabfid=
tiat Der Gei6sfan3ler Gaprini ferrrer Die
@inbrtngung BON WaBregeln aur@ini5r6nz
flung bet BreBfretbett, beS Gebtes CUR Q(bz
baItun6 ofentli3er 8eriammlungen un6
fit Die 8efdmpfung bes. Nnar6ismus.
Sails oerarti9e WaBregeln nibt an9enomz
men tperben, miro Die n66ite &eibstagsz
biGt cine rllbige iein, oa nabri6eili6 bic
8arnungc1 beS Saiiers ba5u beitrogen
tDeroen, Die SetbenIbaft BET 2lsrarter unb
Die Nngrtfte Der @onlerDdtinen auf Die Gez
9ierung 81 oGmpfen uro ob5uibnGden.
9te Mngelegenbeit Der omerifanilbcn
2ebensper tberun9sz @eieu ibaften, me(6e
in BrcuBen iDre @eidGf:e betreiben, ullb
tpelcbe Durb oas l1cue @eleB, tponacb lte
iGbrli6 etnen eioli9 erbGrteten Mlstueis
ilber Die 0ibibenben unb ben llcberlchus
gu macben baben, bic gum 8eiten ber mach
benz Sonttneplon BET ibnen periidberten
Berlonen angeiammelG tpor6en itnD, lit
lebt benz Nni6ein na6 10 gut mte ms
Netne 9ebraAt. 9te vOlutuaI 2ife" uno
Die v9ermania" BON Stem Oorf iper6en
ndmltcb Die e~inSigen @%eie1icbaften lein,
ipelcbe i'm Stanoe itnb, unter bielen 8ez
ltimmu1t9e1 ben ~itrensen Grforbernilien
bcs preuBii4en @eiebes na9sufommen
unb betOe @eieui6aften perben be6s
balb na9 tpie nor ibre bisber betriebenen
8erit9erungsgei6afte fortieben. 0ie Ser
mania lift Die ein5ise onlertfaniibe @eIelz
lbaIt, fir beren @ei6dft bet preuBtibe
Nrtlbetl etne SebenSfrase lit. Die equitable
BON Stem Oorf bat lid enO9iltis ibres &C.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01
bieielbe faOm fir Sic orbeitenbe alaife sss

than bat.
= Die yTrutb" brtngt cine Me19e ntebr
o6er tpeniger pabricbeinLtcber @lt9aber1, aus
benen beroor9ebt, baB Die Gerlobung pes
@roBfiiriten> Gbronfolgers nit ber 8rtnz
3eiltn 9(lir bon 6eiien lit eetptfienSreiien in
8etersburg Do9it unpopular lit. Die Suz
tri9uen e%epiiier bobitebenber Berlone1t
ge9en Die 8erlobultg iDeroen ltob nnterz
itiBt burb bic 8ebenten Der Yrtn5eiitlt
@LtT betreffS ibres llebertrittS 5ltr 9rtecbti@z
fnt6oltI6en &ir6e. @s beiBt, baB penlt
aus Der 6eiratb ni6ts tpirb, 6er Brin3eiltr
QIlir Elm Sabreseinfommen bon 10000
8funb Sterltng auf &~ebens3eit o~fertrt
per6en miro.
: Der 9atlD9letpS" pirb ous8erlin sez
nteLbet, baB bic tdtboEti9e 8rsiIe un6 bic
fatboltl6e 8eb0lferung 0eutiblanbS iber
ben 8efebL beS &atierS entriiitet iinb, boB
bic S6ulen ben bret6unoertften 'SabreStog
@uitao NooLpbs, 6es S6DebeltfDnt9s, feits
LID begeben ioQen. Die 8erfu9un9 oeS
&atiers tpirb bon ben &atboltfen ais etne
8eIeiOigung angeieben.
Jtalien.
-9te OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bat iebr bieL
SAaoen angeri9tet. Sour in GDrOL urb
ben iiiblicben Mlpenbesirten bat man geitils
genb 9tesen gebabt. Der Grtrag ber @eiits
ernie pirb 3tpar gut, iebo9 ie6r gering
fem. 9ie SGtpenernte 1T gut.
-9ie @eiebe segen bic 2tnar3iten tperz
bet in alien GbeiLen Staliens ftren9
6~urdbgefiibrt. 3abIrctcbe I'M 8erba6t bes
NnarbiSmus fteben6e Berionen tperben
aGnO9entLiB gum 3t~pangstpeiien @ufents
bait ouf bet SnieG Sibia bel gtcapeL nerz
urtbeilt. 9ieieLben tperben 1pater nadb
elmer Straftolonie in BEN itaItenti9en 8es
i~iBungen in 9lfrita geihidt merben.
- Ser 8apit bat ben Moni. 9ulft, ben
getitItcben &atbgeber beS berltorbenen
@rafen bon Yaris, nob bent Gatttan be-
ibieben, unt ibnt Snitruttionen in 8etreff
Der frans0iti9e &opaliiten 81 gebet. Sn
fLerifale1 &reiien gLaubt man, 6aB 6te1er
S6rttt beS gdpftes ben Nnipritben Der
fran3Oiiiben W%tonarbtiten belt ToOesitOB
Der1eBen peroe.
-9emG6ronicle tpir6 aus9tom serteIbet,
6aB &ar6inal @aetono Nloiii Ofaiena, Der
8rGfeft bet Congregation Der 9titen unb
fritbere gtuntiuS 1T Miin6en, ernitIi6 err
tranft lit. Nu9 &arbtral BON t6obentobe
III 1OlDeE IetDeIlD. SeC SupIL DuIy IUte
benz @brontcle tpeiter 9enel0et tDirb, ben
&arDinaL Gibbons non Baltimore nuc)
Hom bei6ieOen, ba ct Dor ietnem
Gobe ben &arbtnal nod etnrnal gu ieben
mIni6e.
Su6Iano.
- Cine 0epe16e aus ct. 9eter5z.
burg melbet, baB tm 8eftnoelt beS
53aren cine g8cnbung gum S9le3teren
eingetreten lit. Die 9tierenent6inbun9 lit
imp perltdrften MoBe aufsetreten. 9a ant
Nnfang Der 8ocbc Der 3ar al 2ltbenlbe=
f1perben lit, tpurbe Der b%cfannte Gpe5iaz
Lift fitr tnnere 2etoen, YrofeHior Gepben
aus Berlin, tele9rapbiib nab petersburg
b%erufen. Der Brofeifor ttaf am 9ienitog
9tbenb ein. 8rofeiiOr 2epben uno 9r.
3a9arin ppIen Den Barren 10 balO ais
mOsli9 nab Der Srim reiien luiielr.
@egenpdrtig befiicbten ite, 6aB Der pattent
nicbt i'm Stanbe ietn tpiirbe, Die Strapa5en
Der geiie 81 tragen. 9o9it et9etartig
lit es, baB iebt, no iibcr ben 3uftanb be8
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01
Slit W(1i1lncr.
G5ntGe MteO trberfeMmtg Oct
0ei1&mObeit Tito 3ditt9fett,
n~1ittelit beg
&a gaMe'I6en @ebamSIunS.
GrfORgre1& mO allies Andere
fehlseP&iagen Rat.
Die ga soue'fde n1stbooe nro ibrs porsase

Die Ea Saae'fde m1etbooe uno ihre Dcr3hee.
!. spnlifatipn Der Mittel brett at Git Der 3ronfheit
9. .gerreibuna Der 0erbanlh9 uno Aol1maDun9 beg
mirfiontfett Der 8ttttel.
Oeffnunoeu Der Rudermortneroen onS Der WtrbellonIs
INN babel erIetChterteS Gin0riunci a. &c" gteroenhnIiies
feif unb Der W2oiIe beg 9ebtrns unc G~ld9rots.
4. Ser 4otient fam ft9 ielb1t init 9ertn9en 9Diten
pbre Mr5t ~berftenen.
5. .5br @ebrauGb ertproett teiHe Seranoernn9 Der St6t
Dber SebensgeipDbnbelten
6. Sie fu6 abIplut un19doltb.
Z. Sie inb lei9t BON Sebem! nn5nlpenben nnb DirfsR
nnnttteIbar auf BEN Stb ees ueoelS tnnerbolb ~fpenigey
aIs elmer bdlben Sttnoe.
9rnn;ei[her GeftDrte 8er6ouuno, NpbetttmonosL
abntoQerun9. @ebdGtniBI6m6Ge. beige ISoauneeu NIB
Grr6tbcn, Sartleibt9tett, fieberbofter nrb ~nerbbfer ober
tieFer GChIaf nit Sr0urten. Oer3flppfeu, Musfhl1ce i'm
@efidt unO 5alS. Ropfe, @bnei9ung oeee1 @efeGSboft
Observation-Disclosures, Worgel an 98inensfroft. 6dhinterus
beit II. T. N. nnIere 9ebonbIunoSmetLobe erfDrbert
feline 8erufSItDruug rno feline WtooerIbe rlobunaen NIT
Wte0iain, Die Wteotfameute Derbeu brett OIL ben ofFtstrs
ten Sbetlen angelDanbt.
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eeQen Granfbetten Der gtieren, 8laIen II. |. 10.
9ie Sa Salei4e Ntetbobe bat iib itets erfulerei@ be.
tpieien
BET frAnfem GrAMen
bic on geroenf4p69e, SerafGopfer, Mbmtoseruno, I'm.
oefoani!9tett' &opfrpeb Gnt5inbune Der 9tieren unO
BloIe,l eioen.
BUD nit .3ertguiien utO Misunderstanding
gratis. Dian i6reibe an
ST. SANS 3reSfotu,
1922 GroabfuaH, Geu gnrf. u. p.
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