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The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-03
Us MARsHAL STRONG TO RETIRE,
Never Carried . Revolver or Used Hand-
 cum on Prisoners.

Never Carried Revolver or Used Hand cum on Prisoners.
 United States Marshal Emory F
 Strong of Bridgeport completes his
 term in that office tomorrow. He was
 appointed for term of four years on
 August {. 1890. His successor will be
 Richard c. Morris of New London.
 United States Marshal Strong has made a most efficient officer. and can retire with the gratifying thought that he has In every sense done his duty. He Is popular with United States court officials and lawyers all over the state, and his treatment ot prisoners has been such that he has won from many who are not hardened criminals. but who have had the misfortune to fall in- to the clutches of the law. the highest respect. st
 A singular fact Is. that during his entire term. Marshal Strong has never carried q shooter" or a pair of hand- cuffs. and he has not lost a prisoner, tough cases.
 Marshal Strong said this morning: T have never received an unkind or an uncivil word from prisoner and I have never had one attempt to escape. My plan was to put them upon theiF honor; to save them public disgrace sq far as possible allowing them to walh to the depot, take the train 10 New Ha ven and follow me to the United States commissioners office, always warning them that If they attempted to escape that every cent of cost in retaking them would come out of their pock- cts. More than forty prisoners have been taken from Bridgeport in this way and few knew they were under arrest
 T am very glad to be relieved of my duties and hope that Mir Morris will be confirmed 50 that can retire when my term ends"
 Marshal Strong Is we'll acquainted with the new marshal, and has high regard for him. Mir. Morris was dep- uty under United States Marshal Bates of Norwich and is therefore more or less acquainted with the duties of the office. He is now city sheriff of New London. is forty-eight years of age. and popular among the lawyers. He was formerly a republican. He had the backing of ex-Governor T. M. Waller In his candidacy for the United States marshalship.
 United States Marshal Strong's depu- ties are R. C. Loveridge of New Haven, who had the district embraced in New Haven and Middlesex counties; c. E. Barrows, Windham and New London counties: A. P. Moore, Hartford and Holland counties. Marshal Strong took charge of Fairfield and Litchfield coun- ties. Their terms also expire when Marshal Strong goes out of office.
 Although a stauneh republican his political opponents have but words of praise for him. His health has not been good for long time and he in- tends after his retirement to take much needed rest. .,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-03
CHAMPIONsHIP TOURNAMENT.

One of the New England Competitions to be Held in Worcester. 5s
 A grand championship tournament of the New England Shooting association will be given under the auspices of the Worcester Gun club on the grounds at Barber's Crossing on Friday, August 10. The New England Shooting association is composed of leading manufacturers. who are holding a series of competi- tions in the principal cities of New England for the New England individ- ual and team championships. Gold badges valued at $500, emblematic of the individual and team championships, will be offered for competition. 2. The following is the program of events:
 Evept No. lien targets, known an. gles, entry $1. v,
 Event No. 2-Ten targets, unknown angles, entry q. ,ss s3 z
 Event No. 3-Seven targets straight away, 25 yards, entry 75 cents.
 Event No. 4-Fifteen targets, known angles, entry sl.25. l
 Event No. 5-Ten targets, unknown angles, entry $1. ...,,sS.
 Event No. e-Team championship, five men. fifteen targets per man, known angles, entry free.
 Event No. 7-Ten targets, known an- gles, entry $1.
 ' Event No. S-Individual champion- ship, thirty targets. known angles en- try free. .3
 Event No. s-Five pair targets, entry 75 cents.
 Event No. 10-Seven targets, straight away, 25 yards, entry 75 cents. q
 The individual championship event will be shot at thirty targets, thrown from five traps, known angles, Keystone system. f. ;
 All gun clubs and associations io- cated within the New England states are eligible to one or more teams in this event, and any individual a resi- dent of New England may contest for the individual trophy.
 At the close of the series badges will be presented to their respective win ners, but such badges are subject to challenge at any time and must be pro- tected by the possessors or forfeited to the challenger; ten days after the is- sue of such ,chafllenge.,
 Winners of the several events win meet at the cioseso fsthe seriess to decfdea the individual and team champ pionshits of the New England states on such erpnnaa,1a tae bcIakion max a6le1
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-03
RAN INTO BY THE PURITAN.
Nothing Left Standing Above Deck on the
 Schooner Chase.

SCuOUhcT SudSos
 New London, Aug. 2-Schooner R, P,
 Chase, Captain Kingsbury, of Bath, Me-, with a cargo of shell for deposit on
 oyster beds. was run into yesterday
 morning by the Puritan of the Fall
 River line when off Faulkner's Islands.
 The Chase was lowed in here yester-
 day, looking as if she was hit by cy-
 clone. Both masts are gone and bow spirit and all forward works torn away. In fact, there is nothing left standing above deck.
 Captain Kingsbury says the fault of the collision lies with the steamer. and a suit for damages will follow. The schooner was bound from New Suffield for Norwalk Island near Bridgeport. The collision occurred at 12:l5 a, m. during clear weather. Captain Kings bury was at the helm steering a course west one-half north. The steamer was coming his way, and the captain supposed she would pass him. When she got nearly past him the captain says she changed her course across his bow and struck him of. the port side in the "eyes." The crew Of the schooner hastened on deck and the captafn or dered the boat to be lowered, and all entered it. They held on to the vessel by the painter, awaiting to see if the vessel had been stove in and would fill up and sink She was apparently un- injured below the water. line, and they returned on 6oarSl The steaSner re- mained near by Sxkf the colljsfon, ten derins aselstan lllcll tthe c6pfsin de- clinsd bectnss . Iisi
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-03
COURT RECORD,
City tyCourt-Criminal side-Judge Callahan

City tyCourt-Crlminal side-Judge Callahan.
 Morris Frink, theft, s3 fine, s5.41 costs; Julius Bahring, theft, $5 fine, $S.s6 costs; Charles Brunhoefer, boy. cotting, violation of city ordinance de handbills, continued until August IS; Alexander Dickey, drunk, $2 fine, $6.24 costs; resisting officer, nolle; Henry Foley and William Quinn, bathing naked in city limits, judgment suspend. ed; John O'Keefe, drunk. judgment suspended, vagrancy. nolle; Angelo Pasch and Dominica Pazzi, breach of the peace, nolled on payment of $4.57 costs each; Albert Seiberlich, theft, continued until August 4.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-03
Personal,

Dr. J. B. Monahan. graduate of St. Johns college. Fordham. in the class of 'ss. has located in this city at No. 57 Congress avenue. Dr. Monahan is an earnest student and his three years service in the Bellevue hospital clinics, under Austin Flint, have already been appreciated. Since '92 he has been con- nected with the surgical department connected with the Bellevue wards,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-03

Major Babcock served gallantly in the war of the rebellion, which was recog- nized by congress comforting on him March ?, 1867, the brevet ranks of first lieutenant, captain and major. The brevets were granted for gallant and meritorious services in the battles of Sabine Cross roads, Pleasant Hill and Cane River crossing, Louisiana.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-03

sei was not known to him. and he fear ed that if they accepted the Puritan's offer to tow her to harbor the speed would be dangerous to the schooner. The masts. which had been broken on. were held in place by the rigging. but they soon came down with crash, The jar was so great that 1t turned a table in the cabin bottom side up.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-03
Ex-Commissioner Sullivan Improvj

E1-Commissioner Sullivan Improving.
 Thomas H. Sullivan is still gaining slowly each day and his full recovery is only matter of time. A large mum. Der of his friends have called upon him turing the last few days and it has been deemed necessary, in order that his re- covery may not be retarded, to permit uo one to see him, and this rule will be observed until he is sufficiently re- covered to permit visits without injury.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-03
Commissioners Appointed.

Judge Robertson of the probatecourt has appointed F. c. Bushnell and c. H. Pond commissioners on the estate of Eugene R. Smith. He also appointed Attorney Charles Kleiner and David T. McNamara commissioners on the es- tate of Adam Bonoff,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-03
Every Day in the Month Means Heat

The calendar warns you. You know heat "wears you out"- how languid you are how irrita- ble; no sleep and no appetite either. t.
 Blame it on the weather, but cure it by taking %
 Johann Hoff's Malt Extract. l.. Pleasant, palatable and whole some describe it. Look for sig nature of "Johann Hoff on neck label. None other is genuine.
 E1sNER & HENDERSON Co.,, Sole Agents, New York.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-15

:---: SAP Sal bic :3eiti&riften un6 SCI
tun9en BON srobem @influHe auf bic
@oltsbiloung iino, bat jeBt au9 Der
8unbescpmmiHdr fir bas Inter-
ridtsmelen, Or. %. s. 9arris. amer
tannt. Sn ieinem Sabresbert4t 1agt
er, baB % Pro3ent Der 8epDlterung
bic S9ule beiu9en, bod lei Der
Dur9idnittsbeiu4 I'M Sabre fir ben
ein5elnen Schiller nur 80 Sage. Der
1aupt5ped unieres @4ul1pitems let,
in ben Glementar19 ulen jeoem &tnbe
bas Sci len gu lernen, bamit es iih ipaz
ter bur9 3eitungen uno Bidder 1elb1t
peiter fortbilben tDnne. Die 9roBe
3unabme Der DFentli9en 8tbltotbeten
lei Elm 8emeis fir ben Tort1@ritt CUR
@rrei9ung bie1es 3ieles. Sn 1892
babe es in ben Ser. Staaten 1000
0Fentli9e 8ibliotbetsn NIT ie iiber
1000 8dnben gegeben. 9o@ BON mett
grDBerem Gin FLUFF auf bic 8tloun9
als bic &ibliptbeten mdren bic Sagesz
blGtter unb bic 3eit14riften. Mir
mirben bur9 bic in ben 3ettungen
gum Mbbrud tommen6e DHentlt@e
Meinung in etnem 10 boben @raoe gez
leitet, bab uni ere Qualification nit
@edt cine 3eitungs=Giptltiation gez
nQnnt merben tDnne. 8tbltotbeten
unb 3eitungen pdren bic 9auptmttz
tel our T%ort1ebun9 Der @&ulbilbung;
anoere Mittel mGren 8e1u@ BON @orz
le1ungen uno bic Mitglteof@aft BON
miKen l9aftli@en unb literart1@en
0ereinen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-15

Der @tabt gu, oortpin, no Walb uno
Wie1e bic lsbten 9duier Der Mtaioe
men itabt tiii1en.
Sn benz Iusenblide, ba Der @rof
un6 bic WsiBe ben Walo betraten,
audten tleinere unb erDbere elettriide
Sldmm6en i'm 0ididt auf uno cine
mGhtt9e 8o9enlampe perbreitete Dor
benz SHORE ibr blenbenoes 2i4t. Der
@raf tlummerte itb felt an bas MfGoz
den, fem Mrm aitterte. "Mir iaeint,
0u bait 6urht?" iogte bic Wetbe uno
biipfte frob in ben 6lur. sd min
0i9 nit einem &uNe feierlid emz
pfaneen!" rief lie ladeno. @iefbreiz
tete bic Wrme aus, Der 9raf 16rttt
auf lie gu, bic Mrme umi4lanaen TIN,
fe1ter uno feiter, Der &ub woQte tetn
Gnbe nebmen, bod ---ent1eBlth
Der @raf tiiBts talte 2ippen, er
fiiblte lpie bic @sliebte 5uiammenz
tnidte, pie 1id ibr &opf CUR @elte
le9te ---
ullm @ottespilsn! 2ori!" rief Der
@rof entIebt. Seine 9dnoe paren
Ihpo9, lie ihienen bic 2ait oes bletz
l6meren &0rpers nibt tra9en gu TOM
men. Gr ihleppte bic Seblo1e CUR
pp,tierlpoe - 2ori mar toot, Elm
Ser516la9 hattie ibrem 2eben Elm jdz
bes Gnoe 9emaht.
Der Graf tniete ppr Der 2eiae unb
laut 19luhaeno rief er: rWfutter!
Mutter! Warum babe ia Dir niht
9efol9t."
Oas neue @9loB i'm Walbe 1T pouz
enoet, ubsr es piro nidt betpobnt msrz
ben. 0ereinlamt miro es i'm bunt<
len @ebDl3 iid erbeben uno bic Sc
1hi9te ieines gaues tptrb aus ben
alien Sunnen unb 5idten rau 1hen
uno es 1agenbaft um9eben, bic Sc
iAi9te BON benz peiben Mao4en, benz
bic 1terbenbe Mutter eflu4t bat.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-15

bas Mmiil cement gu ftnben; lie baben
iebe I9pa4e Setter Der 5rauen ausz
iptonirt, benin ite ieben INNER, no tie
AUDI itnb, Elm unenoli4es 0ergniigen
in Der Bei9dftigung nit Der Trau
uno baden lie iens Oes 6pi es femtntz
nes." Sic iiben in benz algerii@en
~Mlcaaar" uno iiben ibren gan5en
&ennerptb an Der S9Dnbeit Der
8aubtdn3erin. @ie applauoiren ibr,
oenn tie sefdl1t tbnen. sic iebn oarin
pabrbafttg ntdts 80ies; audi BON
elmer Dame, bic nt9t nit benz Baud,
lonoern nit ben Tuben, uno ni&t inn
~Nlca5ar", ionbern in einem 8aQi ia
lon tan3te, niirben lie nt@t nit Der
&ei erpirtbeit zines 2anDpreotgers
1preben. Mebr als anberstpp 1T in
Srantrei@, ooer bod in Paris, bic
Jrau cine aQgemeine Mngelesenbett.
Sober bart it9 nit ibr bei9dftigen,
bic S%ournale oiirfen bon ibr beri@ten,
bic Salonreporter n%otiren, mas tie tBt
unb pie 1e ftb tleibet. Mber mebr
ais anbersmo lit i'm Orient bic Trau
bic gsbeimite pripatanselegenbett bes
Mannes. Sic lit ietne perbpr9ene
Jreube pber fem betmlthes unglid,
aber niemals tam er es Der teben, baB
Elm Mnberer Tie ioute l@0n finpen biir=
fen. sic oarf nur fir tbn 14on
lein, uno tpa9t ie es, ben 8etfaa
J1emoer entgegen5unebmen, 10 brtn9t
sr ite 10 ptrt1am 5ur Station, bab tbr
niHt nur bas @0ren uno Seben, ionz
bern man9mal AUDI bas Rie4en perz
9ebt.
limb @elim ben Mbbauab, Der religz
ntrt gel4wtegen uno 1i9 Dor ietnem
@ptt gebeugt bat, als man linn feline
@tdbte unb feline Wetoepldbe nabm,
Ipringt nit benz S4ret Der &a4e emz
por, ba er ftebt, pte bic Trau bes Srtz
ents ben sd mei@eleien @uropas Elm
geneigtes Obr leibt. @r min tie ii4
3uruferobern BON bieiem Mbenblanb,
oas ii@ auf ieoes &affnement ber Ga
lontetie Deritebt, er Mil tbr 2eben.
Mber, pie Srauen nun einmal itnb,
bas Gin3ige, mas ie linn giebt, lit
cine Naie. Wie Helm 1T ielbit bic
5raoDbie bes Stbeuo unp Der 9esz
Demcna 9egen bieIe, aus 10 %getpalttz
gem 9tntergruno beraustretenoe Sra
9Doie Des Gelim ben MbbaQab uno Der
Sufa W5ar! .
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-15
: Wpm @elbftmprb zines 1onb'

- @om @elbftmorb zines ionberz
barren oeut14en &au5eS in Nen
Oorf mirb bon bort gemelbet:
Mueu1t 8abum, Elm So Sabre alter
Mann, Der felt LANCER 3ett Elm tletz
neS @9ubma@erz@ei&d in Der britt
ten Mpe. betrieb unb nit einem ebenz
fous lebigen 8ruoer in einem btnter
Dem 2aben befinbli@en 3tmmer bauz
tie, bel 9lob an einem Der leBten Mbenz
be 1i9 gu @rbdngen.. Ser in Hez
be 1tebenbe 8ruber Sui taD, be1orgte
ben @ausbalt unb toate fir 8etoe,
gin9 bes6alb nur 1elten aus. Mn iez
mem Mbenb batte gu tap tnbenen etne
Musnabme gema4t, uno bic Mbme1 en-
belt bes 8rubers benubte Mugu1t 3ur
Musfubrung ieines @oriabes, fir mel
Musfu6rung ieines @oriabes, fir
mel9en fi@ Ntemanb etnen 8etpegz
grunb benten fam. Muguit 8abum,
Ser elm itrenger 0egetartaner mar
unb AUDI ME geiitige @etrdnte genob,
tatte bier 6unbe, oarunter etnen tpetz
ben, f9pn re4t alters14ma9en &0z
ter. ben ct niemals auf bic @trabe
lieb. Darum tpurbe 8abum's Na4z
bar, ber Mebger 9epbt, iiberra1@t, als
er bte1en 9unb por bes @4ubma4ers
Sbur iibsn iab unb jGmmerli4 beuz
len bDrte. SCRIPT fori9te na4, mas
aus 8abum g%eporben, unb gu ietner
eroben @erpunberung iab ct ben
S9ubma4er i'm Rabmen ber Sbur
an einem @tride bdn9en. 9te bret
iibrtgen 9unbe befanben }th i'm Ga
ben. 9epbt bolte einen Polt5titen fer
BEL, Der bic 2eide los14nitt uno oann
ben Goioner bena9rt9tt9te.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-15

- l1eber bic Musmei1ung bes In
ternationalen 9p4itaplers Sra en-
S1@ernabiem aus Surin mirb SOL
genbes beri4tet: Der angebliAe
@raf bepobnte 1eit cinl9en
Monaten NIT {einer r@attin", elmer
Tran505in, cine elegante @iQa auf benz
Gor1o Regina Mar9berite. Mit alien
Mitteln, namentli4 inbem er an bic
Mrmen Surins @penben pertbeilte,
unb AUDI 1onit bas @elb 9erabe5u in
mabniinniger @eiie peri@leuberte,
iu&te er 1i4 beliebt gu MAIDEN, *nb
bas gelang tbm an4 10 gut, bab nod
am Sage por 1einer 0erbaftung mebz
rere Surtner Mrbeiterpereine NIT Muz
1T unb mebenoer &rito1ore Dor Der
@tla erf@ienen unb benz RuiIen elm
Dtplom als @brenprG1 ioent iiberret6z
ten. Sci bieier @elegenbeit CAB es Elm
lolennes Gbampa9nerfribitid, benz
auber ben Mttglteoern Der Mrbeiterz
pereine audi Suriner Sournaltiten unb
electromagnetic peri0nlt9tetten an
mobnten. Der ~@raf", Der regelmdz
big auf elmer angelebenen 8ant feline
@elber erbob, gab in ben bret Bis pier
Monaten 1etnes Mufentbaltes in SUI
rim ni@t peniger als 100000 Trs.
aus, fubr tdgli@ i'm @e4fer5ug ipaz
5ieren unb bteb beim @plte nur ber
r&Dntg BON @antica", na9 benz
@taottbeil, mo bic @iaa lag. mahz
renb man in Surin Sl4ernabietp al
gemetn fir einen politt1 9en 5li4tling
bielt, 14eint bic Polt3et iein Sretben
bod nit etpas anberen Mugen Be-
tra@tet gu baben-immsrbin i&eint,
bab man gegen ben perbd@ttgen
Tremoling ni@t geri@tlt4 porgeben
%tonnte, pesbalb man ii@ auf feline
Muspetiung bei4rdntte. Wober oes
@rafen unsebeuere Hei4tbiimer etgent=
lt@ itammten, lit Bis gum beutigen
Sage ni&t aufsetldrt unb in Surin
gtebt es ni4t menig 2eute-5umeiit
bic bon benz Rufen tets 10 ret4 be-
19entten Mrmen-oie iber3eugt iino,
bab Der eole @raf muir bas Spfer bruz
taller Poli3eimiqtir ober aber zines
MibperitdnoniHes %getporben lei.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-15

Sra9lt4. 9ie neunjdbrige
@liie Gam fran30iii4en Goniulat por=
b%eigebenb): Drama, po3u 1T benin Ell
gentli4 Der fran5Diiide Goniul?"
Mama: ~9aB CT ieinen 2anbsleuten
in Deuti@lano beiitebt." Glfe: ~@iir=
be oer mir pobl bel ben fran30iii@en
Mtbeiten b%elfen?"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-15

or1oreli4. unteroffi5ier Tim
Sn1truttionsbu4 leieno): "9te1er
Puntt befinbet it4 bunbert Meter iber
oer Mbria -. @tret4t NAL bas Mort
aus uno i4reibt abriatii@es Meer baz
fir - 1onl t meint mteoer elmer, bas
tpdr' cine 9errl4aftstD4in!!" -
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-15

aus benz aussebreiteten Mantel 9ed'
unb 9pben, tpel9e man bann genau
lpie bic GdNer ielbit bebanoelt. Man4:
NAL prebt man fte aber audi bret
aus Der 8rsimaKe in elmer bpbrault:
1den preKe Bel einem Druid bon 45
&q. pro Observation-Disclosures aus,
trodnet iie unb bebanbelt lie eben1r
pie bic JGKer. Tim 8oben unb De-
del ein5ui eben, peroen 9ol5rtn9e I'm
Snnern Der Tabwanoungen befe1tt9t.
auf mel9e 1i9 8pben uno Oedel lez
qen. lleber beibe meroen gum Nbz
idlub mieoerum 9ol3ringe gei&oben,
@on ouBen tDnnen bic Tdi1er oann &C.
1triden tperben. Dieie 6abritation
iou 5i6 namentli9 ba poh 9ortbeil
ertpei1en, po bic ais Robitof otenenz
ben Joni t mertbloien MbfaQe in aus
rei6enoer Menge porbanoen 1ino.
lleber bic Gintpirtun9 elettrt1ds
Strabenbabnen auf Gas unb WaiT erz
leitunesr0bren bat s. 8. 8ail In Der
electric Sight M1ociation gu Waz
Ellington Mittbeiluneen gema@t, be-
men wir nit Der rGlettrpte9nti4en
3eit19rift" Tolsenoes e%ntnebmen:
Das mpbl am meilten CUR 4npenbung
9elangenbe @pitem, BEL wel@em bic
@trom5ufiibrung mtttels boh9elegter
DrGbte, bic @trom3uridflbrung aber
our9 bic @4ienen erfolgte, 1ebt cine
quite metaui1de @erbinbung Der elm
3elnen @dienen poraus, pel&e benz
@trpm ben geringiten Wioer1tono entz
aeaen1eBt. 80 bies ni4t Der San,
seben 3und4it grobe @trommengen
in ben grbboben iiber. Gu bat 8ail
gefunben, bab Qnlagen, tpel4e NIT
5OO-55O 8olt @tationslpannung
arbeiteten, in ben peri@ieoenen S6ei*
len bes @pltems nur 300-325 Iolt
abgaben, bab alio elm @pannungsperz
lu1t bon 40 Pro5ent 5mii4en Sta
tionsbpnamo unb Wagenmoter 1tattz
qefunben bate. 9te aus benz @Ditem
in bic @rbe iibertretenben elettrt14en
@trDme bebeuten in eri tier 2tnte einen
0erlult fir ben 8etrieb, lie tperben
bann aber audi gefdbrlt4 fir bic in
Der Grbe berlegten @asz uno Waherz
robrnebe. Man lit nun 3par 14on
lan9e bappn abgetommen, bic Grbe
einfa9 CUR &iidleitung gu benuben; es
bat iid aber audi ge5eist, bab bic 2ei=
tun9sfdbigfeit ber @rbe felbit fir bic
perloren gebenoen @trommengen nod
peitaus gu gering 1T. pie @trome
merben ptelmebr BON ben better lettenz
ben &obren aufgenommen uno bamit
lit Der e%lettrolpti1de 3erieBungsproz
5eb etngelettet.
Man bat 19on an elmer 9an3en
@eibe BON Tdlen na99epielen, oab
elm 3eitraum bon 5pei Sabren geniigt,
UNI bies 3erlt0rungsmert gu pollenz
ben. Sn benz Queri4nitte ber S4iez
men lit Der bteie Wirtung Gubernoe
Wiberitano ni@t gu iuaen, ba bieie1
jeber3eit rei4li9 bemeNen 1T, fonbern
in ber @erbinbung Der @4ienent0pfe
miteinanber, in ben 2a14en, @4rau.
ben, beren metaQtf4e 8erbtnounQ
our4 Roit19i9ten balb gebemmt
miro. Die Nq9emeine @lettri3itdtsz
@eleQ59aft bebebt oas l1ebel prattiid
baour9, baB bic @dienent0pfe noG
NIT Soup erl tretf en- berbunben tperoen,
nel9e ben @trpm pon S9tene gu
@4tene fi4er iiberfubren.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-15

~1NbNboJ w WV "~~ ~"S y
rinees Wertbobjett mte cine Na1e bans
belt, fat bic SragDoie bo9 tbren groz
ben, bo9erniten 9intergruno, BENIN lie
3etst tlar unb i9arf, no in Noroz
afrita benz pprbrtngenoen GuropGerz
tbum i9ltmme @efabren oroben. Mett
fataltitii9er Grgebenbeit uno i4metgz
iamer &efignatton baben bic flrftli9z
I@Dnen @Dbne Mbbzelz &abers in tire
@tGbte, in lire .tattusumsiirteten
Meibepldbe ben iiegretden Teino oes
Propbeten ein5ieben 1eben. Sn unz
perglet@lt4 srobarttger Melan4olte,
obne Wprte unb obne Sbrdnen, 1ttr6t
in NorbzMf rita bic farbiee Sultansz
pra9t bes Orients. Sin 9eiligtbum
Der @ergangenbeit miro 5eritOrt unb
1etne 19metg1amen WG4ter baben
feline Sc tie bes Wiberipru4s mebr,
sic baben nur 3peterlet fir iid BE-
balten pollen: zen Mqabz@ lauben, ben
lie in it9 tragen, unb bic 6rau bes
Srients, bic lie per1 4leiern.
limb nun tommen 0ie1e feinen unb
leidten, ber5z unb gottlo1 en- Strange
len, bic e 8lagueure, benen nidts err
piirbtg, ni9ts unantai tbar, NIGHTS beiz
Zig lit; iie periteben it4 auf ben 8rauz
enbienit, lie periteben ii9 auf jeoen
&ei5 Der 2iebe; iie pi7en in @1em
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-06

Douglas went uptown with her mother
10 engage the services Of Mr.. q. w.
Thomas 60 prosecute Ballard. Miss Doug
las had entirely recovered.
THE OTHER CASES.
The case OF Charles T. Harlow. The
motorman charged with running his car
over little Lottie HECK. was again post.
poned. This time II was continued unth
the 18th. on account OF death In .he
family OF Mr.. Wyndham Meredith Inc
little girl was reported to be Improving
very rapidly. and encouraging hopes oi
her recovery are entertained.
An attachment was issued Tor Johh
Wilkinson lcolored). who failed 10 re,
spond 90 the charge OF hssanitlng ana
beating Martha Mayo. which ~ recorded
against him
Thomas Hundley, charged Win assault
ing and beating Mary Fisher, VIII have
hearing on the 9Th.
Saloonkeeryar Thomas ROCK, whose
place was reported by the police as being
open last Sunday. was assessed the usuai
So and sent on.
Laura uuzzard. charged with burglarl-
ously entering the house OF Asa Seay
in the daytime and stealing theretrom
a dnner-paiI valued at 30 cents, was dis
charged.