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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-06-14
The Terra Alta Band Concert.

Tuesday evening the Terra Alta
Cornet Band gave a concert in
Offutt's Hall for the benefit of
Smiths Military Band, of Oakland.
The affair was not a brilliant sue
cess, either financially or dramati-
cally. The band. under the leader
ship of Prof. G. H. Austin, played
several selections on the street
before the performance began. Our
boys were also out and rendered
some of their fine pieces. The peo-
pie were somewhat disappointed in
number of the performances, al
though some of them were very
well rendered. Among those wor-
thy OF note were vocal solos by Mrs.
Elliott and Mrs. G. A. Bolden, and
a cornet solo by Mr.. Frank Zeller.
The band music on the program
was very good, although the selec-
tions were not altogether suited for
indoors, they being too loud and
noisy. We might also add here
that their band conductor made
rather too much display of his mus
cular powers to suit the fastidious.
1t has always been our custom to
see the curtain dropped between
acts, especially when the stage had
to be cleared for the next perform
ance, but this was not the case at
this entertainment, and every man
would gather up his music, instru-
ment, music holder and chair and
get off the stage with these in as
graceful manner as possible.
And also it is usually the custom
for the actors who do not have any
part in particular act to stay
behind the scenes while that act is
beng performed, but then we sup
pose those who continually looked
out had strong desire to see how
the performance was progressing or
else there was some great attraction
in the audience.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-06-14
New Money Order System.

Everybody who sends or receives
cash through Uncle Sans mail will
be interested to know that on the
1st Of tJc,~ next a new money order
555sssM Seadgo into effect by which
both large and small sums can be
readily transmitted by letter with
absolute safety and at rates much
less than the present. With the
issuance of the new money order,
the postal note will be abolished
since there will no longer be any need
of it. The form of the new order
is both artistic and beautiful, and,
wlthal of convenient size for hand
ling. The schedule of fees is as
follows: For $3.50 or less, three
cents; $3.50 to IS, five cents; IS
to $40, eights cents; 80 to $50,
ten cents; $50 to $50, twelve cents;
$40 to $50, eighteen cents; $50 to
$75, twenty-five cents; s75 to 800,
thirty cents.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-06-14
For Sale Cheap.

The Veitch residence on Oak
Street, between 3rd and 4th.
House contains eleven rooms and
is in good condition. Stable and
all other necessary outbuildings.
Wf1( Of good water. There are
tw lots with this property, each
cetihlning a full quarter acre.
FRED. A. THAYER.
Of flee in Felty Building opposite
postbffice.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-06-14
Notice to Trespassers.

All persons are hereby notified
not to trespass on my land known
as "Swanton,' by cutting timber,
clearing land or by farming of pas
turing land that is cleared on my
premises, fishing, or in any other
way trespassing, as l haye instruc-
ted my agent to prosecute all tres
passers to the fullest extent of the
law. M. M. ARMSTRONG.
CHAs. A. WILT, Agent,
9tt Westernport, Md.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-06-14
Trinity Reformed chnrch as New

Trinity Reformed church as New
Germany has been neatly repaired
and painted and will be reopened
Sunday, June oath, at 1870 a. m.
Rev. J. M. Evans, former pastor,
is expected to be with us at that
time. All are cordially invited to
be present on this occasion.
Messrs. j. Shapiro & Bro. have
removed their store from the old
REPUBLICAN building to the G. G.
Micheal building on Railroad street.
They have just returned from the
north with big assortment OF
spring and summer goods, clothing,
dry goods, notions, shoes, hats,
caps, etc., and will sell them at
your own prices, The Baltimore
Bargain Store, Oakland, Md. slot
While at Peekskill, N. Y, Mr..
j. A. Scriven, prominent manu-
facturer of New York City, pur-
chased a bottle of Chamberlain g
Cough Remedy. Such good results
were obtained from its use that he
sent back to the druggist from
whom he had obtained it for two
more bottles of the same remedy.
When you have a cough or cold
give this prescription a trial and
like Mr.. Scriyen you will want it
when again in need of such med
icine. 1t is a remedy of great
worth and merit. rs and so cent
bottles for sale by Oakland Drug
gists.
While in Topeka last March, E.
Il. Barber, prominent newspaper
man of La Cygne, Kan, was taken
with cholera morbus very severely.
The night clerk at the hotel where
he was stopping happened to have
bottle of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and
gave him three doses which relieved
him and he thinks saved his life.
Every family should keep this rem
edy in their homes at all times.
No one can tell how soon it may be
needed. 1t costs but trfe and
may be the means of saving much
suffering and perhaps the life of
some member of the family. rs
and so cent bottles for sale by Oak
land Druggists.
have two little grand children
who are teething this hot summer
weather and are troubled with
bowel complaint. l gave them
Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrh@a Remedy and it acts like
a charm. earnestly recommend
it for children with bowel troubles.
l was myself taken with severe
attack of bloody flux, with cramps
and pains in my stomach, one-third
of bottle of this remedy cured me.
Within twenty four hours was out
of bed and doing my house work.
Mrs. W. L. DUNAGAN, Ban-aqua,
Hickman Co., Tenn. For sale by
Oakland Druggists.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-06-14
Married..

JUyKINs-HowELL. ON June
6, 1874, by Rev. William E. George
at hisresidence IN Deer Park, d.
Lee Junkins and Miss Martha W.
How'd, both of Garrett county.
EBEY-GoRDoN.-On June 6,
1894, by the Rev. George W. Kep-
ler, at the NJ. E. Parsonage, Oak
land, Mr.. Charles N. Elsey, aud
Miss Mary Gordon, both of Pres
ton county, W. Va.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-06-14
Children'S Day.

UhiIdren's day was observed by
the congregation of st. Pauls M.
E. church Sunday morning. The
church was handsomely decorated
with beautiful flowers and eyer
green's for the occasion. An elabo-
rate program of music, dialogues
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-06-14
Why P0y More When YOU Con
Gel Them For Less?
Look at These Prices:

" lbs. granulated sugar, 90: all package
coffee, "a cts; Mocha and Java coffee. "a cts.
good green or black tea, X cts; Bakers choc-
olate 4gets. per pound; Bakers cocoa, As cts:
" Van houten's cocoa, 80 cts, California prunes
cnolce ralsins, % cents; 5 lbs. choice currants
p cents; Lenox soap, cents per bar; 2 cans
cholce pie peaches, Is cents; 3 cans choice
Iaole peaches, so cents; 3 cans corn, 25 cents:
cans beans, & cents; cans tomatoes, 25 cts, .
early June peas. IL cts. per can; French peas
~ CTS. per can; fine baking powder, 30 cts. per
pouno' guaranteed to be as good as Royal.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-06-14
A Card,

have resumed the practice of
law; office in the Felty Building
opposit the postoffice, where l will
be pleased to see all my former
clients ard any others who choose
to entrust their legal business to
my care.
VIII be assisted in all important
~ Benjamin A. Richmond of
the Cumberland bar.
FRED. A. THAYER.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-06-14

Ripans Tabules relieve scrofula.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-06-14
NUMBER ID.
THE RAM BIER.
He Writes on Subjects of Local Inter-
est and History.

He Writes on Subjects of Local Inter-
est and History.
To the Editor of The Republican.
To judge by the number of people
coming to Oakland from the diff
ferent cities of the Nation so early
in the season and see the smiling
faces of the hotel keepers | am led
to believe that Oakland is regaining
her old-time popularity as summer
resort and that before many wears
shall have gone by she will again be
known as the "Queen Summer Re-
sort Of the Alleghanies." For
this ! am truly glad and | know
that there are many people in Oak
land who are equally pleased.
*#
One day last week | was standing
in store in Oaklend when two old
soldiers met, one who wore the blue
and the other the gray. They both
walked with the aid of crutches and
this is the way they saluted: "Where
did you loose your leg?" asked by
the one who wore the blue. cat
the battle of Winchester" answered
the ex-Confederate. They then fell
to conversing and talked of the
battles they had been IN, their cap
ture, etc. BY the way they were
both brave staff officers, the one un-
der Early and the other under
Grant.
heard the other day that some
one had threatened me with all sorts
of punishment for something that
appeared in my letter last week. |
did not intend to make enemies but
a letter addressed care of The RE-
PUBLICAN Office will reach me and
perhaps | can manage to fix things
ap and save gore.
*.*
! I was in the School Commission
ers office on last Saturday looking
over the plans for the new school
building which is to be erected IN
Oakland this Summer. | think the
board has made wise selection in
adopting the plans they did and
when the building is completed it
will not only be a credit to Oakland
but to the whole county. In speak
ing of the probable lowest bidder,
should ne not live in Oakland, Mr..
Hinebaugh stated that in the con-
tract clause would be inserted
compelling the employment of home
mechanics and labor. This is a
good thing and will keep the money
laid out for labor right at home.
The sanitary plans adopted for the
proposed building are perfect being
the Smead system of heating and
ventilating.
My suggestion last week regard
ing the formation of bicycle clut
in Oakland seems to have taken root
; for already | have heard some of the
wheelers discussing what color uni
forms they adopt. Blue is pretty
gray is nice and black is becoming
to all.
The demolition of the old build
ing at the corner of Oak and Second
steeets removes one of the frs
! structures ever erected in Oakland
In this building nearly every kint
of business with varied success ha:
has been carried on. Here it wa
that the first and probably the only
murder committee in Oakland was
enacted. The man killed there wa.
DR.. Conn, the first practicing physi
clan to locate here. 1t was suppos
: ed that man named johnson free
the shot. who was tried but acquit
ted by a jury in Hagerstown, wher,
the case was heard.
The RAMBLER.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-06-14
NEWS OF A WEEK.
Happenings in and About Town told
in Short Paragraphs.

Happenings In ana ABOUT lO"i tOiN
in Short Paragraphs.
Take YOUR wool to Slncell Bros.
Sincell Bros, are paying big
prices for wool.
Prepare for the celebration of the
Fourth of July.
Sincell Bros, are buying wool at
high prices.
Sincell Bros, pay more for wool
than other merchants.
Something fine at Malette's:
Fresh cakes and crackers.
For A No. ! fresh fruits and veg
etables, 90 to ". H. Malette.
Seeds by ounce, pound, pint and
peck at Il. q. lfelty's Grocery.
A choice line of fine candies just
received at the Oakland Pharmacy.
Mr.. Dixon's new house is nearing
completion and is a credit to the
town.
School Examiner Hinebaugh was
in Cumberland on business Tues
day,
Miss Nellie Browning was the
guest of friends at Terra Alta re-
Gently.
Ice cold soda and mineral waters
Of all kinds at the Oakland Phar-
macy. 13-3t
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ault and
children spent Sunday in Accident
with relatives.
Mr.. John J. Harmon, of Bit
finger district, was an Oakland
visitor Monday.
Mr.. Abel A. Dewitt, of Johns
town, was visitor to Oakland Sat-
urday of last week.
D. E. Offutt & Son are having
their store building painted and
otherwise improved.
Thomas Hay Rakes and Cham
pion moving machines for sale by
j. NJ. Davis & Son.
Miss Ellen Hayden entertained
nun ber of friends at her home in |
the Parry Tuesday evening.
Conneway has for sale
chop, bran, middlings, etc., at the
lowest prices. Give him a call.
Mrs. Leah F. Sincell was in
Piedmont, W. Va, Friday and
Saturday on a visit to relatives.
We have on stock car load of
Ochllla guano and Sllvergray for
buckwheat. j. M. Davis g. Son.
Mrs. John II. Riley and two
children are on visit to friends
and relatives in and near Oakland.
Rey. Thomas J. Stanton, of Lo-
naconlng, spent two or three days
last week with his parents in Oak
land.
Miss Orley Dunham went to
Morgantown, W. Va, last Saturday
morning to visit friends for a few
days.
The Misses Weber entertained a
few of their friends very pleasantly
at their home on last Monday even
ing.
Mr.. Austin Brown, a prominent
Republican of Selbysport district,
was here on business Monday of
this week.
Mr.. Joe Sincell, of Washington,
who was here last week visiting rel
atives, returned to his home last |
Friday night.
Mr.. Elias Merrill, of District No.
0, called at this office Monday. |
We are sorry that we were not IN
at the time.
Mr.. William G. Deyecmon, of |
Cumberland, a member of the Allie
gany county bar, was here profess
sionally Monday.
Messrs. Henry, Frederick and
Louis Kamp, Of Accident, were
here Monday on business before the
County Commissioners.
]. M. Davis & Son have on hand
few two seated spring wagons
and single buggies, and first-clsss
S hoe grain drill at reduced prices.
A lot of mixed paints for sale at
the Oakland Pharmacy very reason
able. Give us call when you are
ready to do some painting. 13-3t
Send your orders for lob printing
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-06-14

My suggestion last week regard
ing the formation of bicycle club
in Oakland seems to have taken root
for already have heard some of the
wheelers discussing what color uni
forms they adopt. Blue is pretty,
gray is nice and black is becoming
to all.
, 1894-07-30
menn's nur waPr 1T.
Gs fol- fid cine Geieaf6aft sur Rerfeaun9
non Gifenbahnpaeen 9ebiIoet baben,
weI6e Ole puQman' i6en Streifer
bef66fti9en nil.

9tuS gutter QueIte %berGoutet, baB cine Q(nz
3abl BON 8apitaliiten iib organiiirte, mn
i'm 9roBartt9en WtaBitabc Die 6urcb BEN
Suuman'iben Streit unterbrocbenen Dir
beiten bebufs 6eriteuung bon G~iienbabnz
tpa9en &C, >pieber auf3unebmen unb idmmtz
lt6e Streifer 81 bel6afti9en. 2tugenblifz
lid iOQen 3pii6en ben ltntcrnebmern
unb Dem Gomite Der Streifer ltnterbanbs
lungen i'm @an8e ietn, Die benz 2(bibIuB
nobc itno. 9te llnterncbmer piiien, boB
ije nur 8ei6idte, in Sem betreffenben Tad6
tpobI beponbcrte 2eute gebraud6en t0nnen
urO ieben Elm, 6aB itD i9nen ME pie6er elmo
10 CUTE @ele8en6eit bieten tDer6e, ltb nit
Ben n0t6i9an &rdften gu Derieben, Soute
fib baS 0eriiht bepabrbctten, 10 tpGre bas
ieOenfaus Der ibmerite S9lag, Der 8uQz
man trcffcn f0nnte. @5 beiBt, baB Die neue
Sabrtt in Der gfGbe BON ct. Qouts erricbtet
tper0en ioQ.
, 1894-07-30
Stdott1bes.
Derun9lddter Ginbruh.
BERN SYnas' 2betteuer nit einem utoebes
tenen 6ate.

SbOntaS st. 2Dnas, ser bieitge @e16GftS7
tubrcr Der Aetna Life Insurance Co..,
bate am IeBten MtitttpOcb in ietner Wob>
nllrg cine 8egegnun8 init einem@tnbreber,
tpelder ie0enfaus !3eit lcineS Gebe1s ter1
nerbtn it6 bitten ipirb, NIT etnem Sebens>
Der1tcberungsmonne an3ubanoeln.
0err 2DnaS bate gera6e iein gan3eS6ouS
nit @inbrebszN l msQlpparaten aus
riiitelt Iaien, un6 eS leinem G03terchen ers
tldrt, baB eS ieBt ni6t mebr nOtbtg let,
jeben Qlben6 unter 6oS 8ett gu guden, UNI
gu ie9en, oh ii9 sort Semanb oteueicbt ocrs
1teGt babe.
DIS aber am Wfittnoc6 Qtben6 Sic Taz
Mile 0eS 6errn 9pna5 aus benz SDeater
3urildfebrte, un6 sri. @oel0ne nocb aus
alter @etppbnbeit unter tbr 8ett i6aute, iab
ite inter bemielben Bic @eitalt zines bO9it
perbd6tig a~uSie6en0en, ftGmmi8en 6erlS
IieGen. Sri. GDelDne ibrie laut auf mas
ben @tn0ringItng p%eranlaBte, auf3uiprtn7
gen unO itcb Der G6itre 5u5ulpenoen. GDes
IDne'5 Sbmeiter beiaB lDDtel 9etiteSge9eG7
mart, rubtg i9ren Slater gu rufen, unO 6r.
QDnaS, Der it9 bereitS balb ausgefletbet
bate, iteute ben 3erI a&b ener8ii6 5ur
3eoe.
Dem @tnbrecber mar Elm SnterDtew
oifenbGr ieDr peinItcb un0 ct periubte
nObmal8 nit Der 6lubt. ST itiir3te in
oaS 8tbltotbefS5immer 0err 2pno5 foL8te
tbm aber auf Dem 6uBs. Sn ieiner Nn8it
iprang Der Gjnbreber, tpel6er pObG fab,
oaB 6err 2Dn0S ibm an GOrpcrfraft MIN
beitens gIei9fanb, burch zines Der na3
GrBen a~uSmitnbenoen 6enitcr Ser 8ibltoe
tbet. Die bide Spie9elidbeibe 3eriplitterte
nit etnem elmer 9Dnamit5@ rploiton fat
9letcbtommenben Settle unb Der D~er5tpei7
felte @tnbringItng lanbete 9litdltcb auf Dem
10 SUB unter benz 6eniter liegenben itets
nerneu Grottoir Der 30. Str. 0urh 6aS
3crbrecben Der Senitericbeibe mar arGb Der
@inbrucbSz QtlarmzQ lpparat in Gbdti9teit
9eiebt morben un0 Elm B~atrOIWagen mar
bal6 sur Ste1e. 8on benz Ginbre6er mar
aber ni3t5 me6r 5u ftnben.
6err 2Duas bat iibri9enS ietnen @lauben
an ben @inbrucb5z 2larn1 zQtpporat Derloren.
@r meirlte, boB iol9 Elm 2(pparat nibt DieL
niBe, nenu Elm @inbcecber ouf ieiuer
Slu6t bur9 Elm Seniter iprin8t. 6err
2OnaS bat audi feline Q8eiiun9 an iein
G06terten, Dor 6em Sblofen9eben nibt
mebr unter baS 8ett 81 8uGen, tpieber 5ue
rii69enommen.
Ser @inbrecBer pir6 ficb aber bitten,
nod etnmal bel etnem 2ebenSp erlicberuu9Sz
&ertreter ein3ubrecben.
, 1894-07-30
6amtItentehoe.
Der rei6e ?. c. GouhY in Ro9ers porf nro
fem DerhdItnib 81 feiner camille.

@enn bte @ei6i6ten, Sic Qlice un6
Wta6el GoubO BON tbren Slater er5ablen,
auf Mabrbett beru6en, tDtr0 beute gtab>
mittag I'M g oli3ei9eriht bet Sheffield Npe.@
Station etne 6~amtlienfeboe BON auBerges
pDbnltcben 8roportioncn sur Sprache
tommen.
g. 6. IoubD, Gin pobl6a6enoer 8Ir9er
bon GogerS gart, lit ndmIt6 bon lctner
Go9ter Qltce 6eS unorbentlt3en 8etragenS
best9tigt porocn. Gr iou ite am Nbeno
be8 6. Sult gepriigelt boben tpie eS i9eint,
tperben Bel Der 8%erbanolun9 nod anoere
Saben Sur Sprabe fommen.
SouhD bepobnt nit leiner Satin un0
a6t &in6ern zines BET f%einitcn 6Guicr in
Go9ers Barf. Seine @atttlt lit bic Iod)>
ter @omun6S 0%togers, bes erlten QnlteblerS
BON Nogers Barf, unb ct beiibt @t9enz
tbum i'm Mert6e BON mebreren Dun6ert7
tauienb Dollars. Sn Der 6amilie berri9t
ober fem 9uteS GinUernebmen, uno SouRp
1elbit pirb BON Den WtitglieDern letner Sa>
mile fir Ser lbuLbtgen Gbctl erflGrt.
Die g~egentpdrti9e 6ebbe spiiben Goubb
uno ietnen G06tern loll tbren 0rrlo oa1
rim baben, baB Goubp etntge iun9e Geute,
Die lcinen bitbicben T01tern Ben Sol mohs
ten, ntbt Leiben mag. SoubD'S 6aB ge>
gen bieie iun9e 9eute ma Die ltr106e, baB
CT itb am Nbenb be8 6ten Suli basu 6ia@
reiBen lteB, feline Gobter 2lltce 3u iblagen.
Srou SoubD ipar barob 10 ernp0rt, 0aB tie
einen 6oftSbefebl gegen tbren @atten err
mtrfte. Ser SAT- g~elan9te Dor 9ttc6ter
SboIeS in 9loger5 8art gum 2lufruf,
wurbe aber nieOergeibl0gcn, neil auBer
Srau Sou6D Nienan0 gcgen SoubD auf>
trat, un6 neil Ser Gi6ter annabm, 6aB
feline gcniigenoe @riinbe %DorbanDen leten,
ge9en ben 8ertlagten %DDraugebea,
Die 3tpiitigfeiten in Ser SonbD'i6en
6amilie tpucbien in5Dt13en un6 ge8en
GoubD murbe elm 3peiter Qoftsbefebl erz
tpitft. ToubD reoan6irte it9 baOurGb,
baB er 6orrp s.. Grotp, eineu Der ibm nidt
genebmen 8eiucbcr ietner S06ter, Derbaf>
ten lteB. Dim Qlbenb beS 8. SuIi nieS
Ioubp Grom aus Dem 9auie, 0ie ~itbrigen
WfttgIte6er Ser Samilte na6men 8artei
fir 0en iungen Wann. IS fol8te cine
Scene nn6 Goubp tpurbe, pie CT bebaupz
tet, bon @rop bcoro6t. 0araufbin lieB
er ben jun9en Wtann perbaftcn, 6erielbe
tpurbe aber Don Dem 9tidter SbolcS fret
geiprocben. Grop mar burcb @bmun6
9to9erS GoubD, ben d~lteiten Sobne Ser
6amtlie SoubD, pertGeiOigt lporoen. 9ie
&lage gegeu IouDD iou beute 9tacbmtttag
Dor 9ticbter Otabone0 sur 8erbonOlung
fommen. Die G%erban0lun8 lit bereit5
me6rere Wtale auf8ei6oben morOen, peil
O2abel GoubD, Die 6aupt3eu9in 8egcn
3DubD, franf mar.
Soub0 miro bon idmmtliden Mitglicz
bern leiner 8aunttie ais iebr 9rouiom 9ez
ibtlbert. Namentli6 Mobsl %bebauptct,
bon iDm felt ibrer &inObeit 10 idbtper miBz
ban6eIt pOr0en 3u iein, OaB ibre @eiun6z
belt oarunter lit.
Goubb ietnerieitS b~ebauptet, baB feline
Satin geiitig geit0rt lei unb 6aB feline
&inber tb6riGt ieten.
, 1894-07-30
Or mu6 fie 3dhIen.

9cm 8oli5eicopt. 9te9m mur6e am
Somltag Gin tleiner %bIauGu0iger 8urlbe
Dorgefilbrt, Der itb perLaufen bate uno bic
gtGbt uber in Ser g oIi3eiitatton 3ubrtngen
muBtc, neil iub Niemanb nab i6m ertunz
0t9tc. 0etern Wtor9en fam Der 8ater 0e3
&leincn unO betOe, 8ater un6 8inb, frerz
ten iib be5 0ieOerie6ens 1ebr. Ser Capt.
fra8te ben Otonn, narum er nicbt ic6on am
2lbenO 3uDor it9 nob Dem @ermiBten err
tunbi8t babe, vQ," ertpiOerte Der @efragte,
ri9 Da9te, Ser &Ieine lei nit BEN onDeret
&tn0ern 3u 8ett 8e8an9en, iiber3cu8te mi4
aber bonn 0e8cntbeil, ais ib beute Morgcu
etnc 3G4lung DOrnobm," Isle Diele Sim
Der baben Sic oenn?" frug @apt. &ebm.
rSe65e0n." Der tapfere Gapt, muBte iib
auf etnen StuDl iebelr.
, 1894-07-30
DER Rnaben
GrtrinFer in einem f%o9enannten Oeao PoIe",

@GDren6 Der Dergangenet @o6e mur0en
BON ftG6tti3en 8Dlt5titen ntdt tpent9er ais
4 9et3en bon Gn0ben aus benz See am
SuBe Der G9icago QIDe. berou5gefii9t. Sc
iparen bie5: SrtB S6omas, aus Qu6urn,
Sn0., Is Sabre alt; GbomaS 6ern, 50 sc.
Carpenter Ctr, II Sabre alt; Sacob
&louf, 2O9 6u6ion NDe., 16 Sabre alt ;
@lLer 3tnbt, 534 gtoble Ctr, Is Sabre alt.
Der She'll beS Sees, aus benz bic 2eicben
bcrauS8eftlbt tp0roen tparen uno ber itb
in Der 9tdbe Ser W~aiierperfe befin6et, bat
3tpar rtbt5 %belonbereS Nn3ie6en6es, tpiro
aber 1r0Boem BON ben &naben nit 0orLiebe
FUR tbre WalierpartDien un6 gum 8Q0en
un6 S9Dimmen beniiBt. 0ie 4 Qetcben
tpuroen al Derlcbie6eneu Sogen gefunoen
unb ais bic 8Oli3et ben She'll oeS Sec
utcrs elm tpentg 9enauer al unteriucben
begann, ermlttelte ite, 6aB cine aus benz
Nafierpcrfe fon1menoe 809re, aus melber
Der 9ampf abgt1g, an elmer Stelle Elm
iogenannteS "dead hole" 9ebtlbet unO
Die i3tpimmen0en 8uridben, ais 1te ftcb
unbepuBt Der 9efGbrltc6en STEELE, 6eriel6er1
nGberter, iOfOrt ianfen un6 ~rettun9Slos
ertranfen. Qlm Wontag ertranf 6riB, AM
0ienitag Na9mitto8 3re6n, am 9onnersz
tag &louf unb am 6reita9 Brandt.
Die nGbere ltnteriu9ung er8ab, 6aB 6as
&aiier al Ser SteIe, an Der bic 9ampfz
r0bre in ben See miinOete, tparm mar uno
etpa % Scbritte meiter Wieber fu6l.
&er3te, bic 6ieierbalb UNI 9fat6 befragt
%purOen, itn6 Der 9fnii3t, 6aB bic S6piH5
l1er, tpenn ie aus Sem tparmen Q8aIier
pl0Blt3 t1S titblc 8elongen, bon &rGmpfen
befauen tper6en uno untcrit1fen. Die
9et6en iouen, mte Ser 9eibenbcfatter
&oliton (na6 beien Mor9ue Die bier 2eiz
cben 9ebrabt tporben Uaren) beba1ptet, ale
SDmptome Der Grampfe 9e3etgt BADEN.
SeBt bat bic 8oli5et an Der fraglicben
SteGe cine 8~arnuugstafel errt3tet.
, 1894-07-30
StberItcb Iefet 7br

bic III bteier 3eitun9 peroieutlt6ten ,3elto.
ntlie betrefis 9oob'S Sariopariuo. Sie Be:
ltatt9en iber ieben 3weifel biHous, baf
6oo0's furirt.
, 1894-07-30
@btcogo 2 0 0 a O-16
GiuCiuuatI ...........l 0 @ d O , 2 "a

n@arne6 JunS"-@inctUnoti, 8; GbiCoQo, 4. ngpO
g@lec 9t 6scfe4 @R,s 2. Ear Barrett 83Op, 3aS44rp9p nil
n9ome 8uuS" - @outoQp, Wfurpbn, @ecfer. S 8i1nu
uStolen Bales" Jtpau, SoBen, Sr(uin e., Srrfftt6.
s9ouble RIaqSn- &otRom. WtcBbee, @oHgbn. Writ
Bale on Bans" 9f z. @orrot 3; of @rifffffR' l.
gSacrjftce 9it1 = gniOH. r@trudoat" E89 s. gar.
rot, ?; By @riffttb l. nBilo ptt9" 8, 8orffDtt,
3et - 2:l4. Umpire" - @affneD. '
, 1894-07-30

8eritopfun9 u11b ale Qeberleibeu mer6eu
0Hr3 9oob'S YtIIeu eebeilt.
, 1894-07-30
Die SteItHn8 Der II Clubs Der Static
nal &engue" lit ieBt folqenbe:

- 8ern6ar0 Gtgen, Der M6r6cr 1einer
Srau, lit gu lebensldnglidber 3u9tbaus.
1trafe berurtbetlt norben.
Typographical Union So. 16 e%rnonnte
geitern p 0ele8aten fir sic Nrbetters Son.
p%ention, Bic am Is, Qu9uit in Der gtorbz
ieitezGurnbaQe f%tGttfin6et.
, 1894-07-30
Bate Ball.

9aS GeBte Spiel 6er Serte nit 6en Sim
ctnnatiS fpuroe 9eitern nit Iei6ter Mit6e
uon ben @6tcago5 geDonuen, Bic ben SAL
10 oft un6 10 melt eS ibnen beIiebte, in DaS
TeIo binauSi3Iu8en. 9ie GtnctnnatiS
Dagc9en tparen ma9tIoS g~egenii6er Ser
Strait beS 8aQperferS @rifiit6. Mus
nacbite5en0er Isabelle er8eben ftb ale
@inSelbeiten 6eS Spie(eS: