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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-06-13
SPORTS AND PASTIMES

BICYCLIsTs can enter Hyde Park,
London, only before ten o'clock in the
morning, and after seven in the even
ing.
II has been computed that in Great
Britain there are two million dog own
era and twenty thousand exhibitors
and breeders of dogs.
II is announced that an eagle meas
urinG from tip tip of wings seven feet
eleven inches has been captured in the
Island Of Bressay, Shetland.
WHEN adjusting the bearings of a
front wheel, be SURGEON fit the Shout
der of the spindle properly into the
hole III the fork end before screwinc
the nut mp tight.
LEAGUE has been formed in France
10 assert the rights of pedestrians
against bicyclists. The members agree
never to get out of the way of a bicy-
Gle; they think that in case of collision
the cyclist is sure to get the worst of it.
KIsBER, winner of the Derby in 1876,
and the only Hungarian horse that ever
won the race, has died at Brunswick,
AFTER losing the st. Leger his owner
sold nm to the German government
Tor stud purposes for one hundred and
fifty thousand marks.
BICYCLIsTs, when compelled to ride
with one leg, will find it good idea to
take OFF the crank on the side not in
use and rest the foot on the bracket.
Much more power can be put into the
Pedallng in this way, than if the foot
is put on the rest or the top of the
crown.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-06-13
FADS OF THE WOMEN,

Miss PAULINE AsToR inherits from
her mother n lace dress which cost
twenty-eight thousand dollars in Paris.
1t belonged originally to her grand
mother.
LADY HABBERToN, inventor of the
divided skirt, has new fad. She con-
tends that female servants should wear
kniclkerbockers, as such costume facil-
tates movements.
Miss ROSE CLEVELAND, sister of the
president, has recently returned from
European. tour. She is gray haired
and has pleasant face. She is rather
stout, but her taste in dress is excel
lent and she is invariably attired ac-
cording to the latest fashion.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-06-13
PERSONAL POINTS
THE king of Siam in his state attire is
worth more than 81 COO, 600

THE king of Siam in his state attire is
worth more than 81 600, 600
THERON CLAPp and Miss Emma
Bcchtol, of Wabash, Ind. have lust
been married after an uninterrupted
courtship of thirty-onc years.
p. NJ. ARTHUR, chief of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers, has
sailed for the old country. He will
stay six months, and visit his birth
place in Scotland, 1t is his first vaca-
ton in twenty-five years
ABRAHAM RDIEs, of La Porte, Ind,
has secured divorce from his tenth
wife, who, it transpires, was his first
bride. After being divorced from her
the first time he married eight times
before he was again welded to her
SON of Sir Robert Ball, formerly
the astronomer royal for Ireland and
now professor of astronomy in the Uni
versity of Cambridge, is working in the
shops of the Louisville & Nashville
railroad at Louisville.
A VERY wise head rests on the Shout:
ders of Uncle Bill Safety, a colored
gardener, of Birmingham, Ala. He
says: Il works de white folks gardens
in March, an I don't work my own gar
den till April; an den sell desc same
white folks their first vegetables"
DR. RUSH was the only physician
who signed the Declaration of indie
pendence. Eleven years ago a fund to
erect n monument to his memory was
started in Washington. Only So, O94. 80
has been contributed of the $40, 1000
needed.
Mrs. NELLIE GRANT SARToR1s has
given up her house in Washington.
Her marriage to Gen. Kyd Douglass.
which, notwithstanding all denials, is
confidently expected to take place
soon, will probably be very quiet. 1t
is now thought that it will be cele-
brated at the home OF her brother, Col.
Fred Grant, in New York.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-06-13
Drowned in the TrrCkec.

Hon. j. p. Foulks, Of Verdi, was
drowned in the Truckee river at Re
no Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. Foulks
and Mr.. George w. Brewers. of Oak.
land. had gone up the river in row
boat during the afternoon to look into
Il scheme for utilizing the water power
below the dam for milling and cleo
trlcal purposes. They went some dis.
lance up the river to an island where
they spent some time and the started
to return, Mr.. Foulks rowing the
boat. AS they left the shore the boat
was caught by the current and drifted
rapidly toward the dam, and despite
the efforts of both men, the boat was
carried broaaside over the dam.
MIR. Brewer being d goad swimmer
made desperate struggle for his life
and succeeded in reaching small
lsland III the river. He did not see
W.T.. folllks or the boat after it went
over the dam. Mr.. Brewer was taken
from the island late in the afternoon
and though badly bruised is not seri
ously injured.
1t rs supposed that Mr.. Foulks was
Knocked senseless when the boat
went over the dam. His body drifted
several miles down the river and was
found about 0 o'clock Tuesday night.
The deceased was prominent citizen
OF Washoc county and one Of the most
enterprlslng men in the State of Ne
vada. His death is grievons loss to
his family, Washoe county and the
State.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-06-13
The AIicrOphone.

\ man from Texas sat in the Hotel
Brunswick yesterday and told three
lies-tcld them deliberately, He was
not an Ochiltree, either. One OF
them may be worth reading. Said
he:
you've got your new-fangled mic
rophone at work, see, but just want
to tell you folks up here that we have
natural one down in Texas that
beats it all hollow. / reckon he's
about II years old now. He's got two
ears-one big and one little. With
the big ear he can hear the rumblings
of storm 100 miles away. He beats
the Weather Bureau predicting rain.
He hears every year the song of Mir
lam after Moses and his friends
crossed the Dead Sea- He has heard
the booming of the guns at the battle
of Waterloo, and even repeats word
for word the orders of Napoleon on
that occasion. No sound that ever
started the air to vibrating is lost on
him, if lie happens to get i'll the line
of eXcitation. With his little car he
can hear the faintest sounds on earth.
He can hear a fly walking on window
p me, or flying through the air. He can
hear a flea hop, or 4 spider weaving
her web. On'a dark night he can
hear fish swimming. | have known
him to hear night coming on and set
tie down. He never heard the moon
rise, but there are good reasons, am
told, for that. 1 am here to get Bar
mum to give him a place in his freak
show Fix.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-06-13
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of friedrich King, deceased
Notice is hereby given by the under.
signed, Administrative of the Estate
OF Friedrich King deceased, TO the
creditors OF, and to all persons bay-
ing claims against the said deceased,
TO exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after
the first. publication Of this notice. to
the undersigned administrators at
TIhe residence OF William Henry in
Star Valley in the County of Elko.
the same being her place for the
transaction OF the business of said es.
tate,
ALICE V. HING,
Administrative of the estate of Fred
rick King, deceased.
Dated at Elko, New, March %, 1896.
March 22.4w WI
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-06-13
THE AUTHORS.

MIR. RUDYARD KIPLING, It is an
nounced, is on the. point of returning to
lndia-not to live there, however.
Miss NJ. L. BRADDoN will write two
more novels to complete a contract, and
'hen retire from literary work
MARX TWAIN has lost almost his en-.
TIRE fortune through unfortunate in.
vestments. lie lost over two hundred
Thousand dollars through tie failure of
one American company,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-06-13
The Masonic Grand Lodpc.

The Grand Chapter, r. A. NJ. of
Nevada elected tho following Grand
Officers for the ensuing year: Tren.
NOR Coffin, Grand High Priest; Jason
Burllngame, DEPUTY Grand Hipb
Priest; Matthew Kyle, Grand King.
Geo. g. Bryson, Grand Scribe; Enoch
otrother, Grand Treasurer; G.. N.
Notowarc, Grand Secretary Sam OAR
ling' Captain of Host; LII. Crockett
Hr"nd Royal Arch Captain. The
u'"na Officers were installed hy Past
"'"ho Master Frank Bell
"non You are III need of letter
he0oR' bill heads, note heads. cnvel.
oPeS' statements, etc, remember Tint
you can have them printed at the Iw..
DEPENDENT office at prices within the
reach Of all. '''' ''0
Abendblatt., 1895-02-02
Parte K0pfe.
Kampf 5wifden Ger City Raiwoy Com
parry" nno oeu 1nwobucrn DER
Jn6iana Npe.

@or einiger 3eit betpiuigte Der @tabtz
ratb Der rGbtcago @ttp RatIpaD Company"
etne Sr0tnan3, tpel9e i6r erlaubt, BON Der
Wabaf4 Nbe. unb Is, Str. an Tiioli6 Die
Snbtana Nbe. %entlang etne eleftriI6e Straz
Benbabn unter 8enubung be5 SrpQeDipz
items in 8etrteb 81 feBen. Die Srbinan3
tpurbe jebo3 BON elmer s3uiimmung Der Ma@
jorttdt Der Nnipp6ner Der eSSnbtqna Nbe. a6z
bdngtg 9ema6t, urb bd5 1T Elm 9untt, nell
der Der Company getpaltige &%opf79mer3en
berurfa3t. @s beite6t cine nobG ~orqaniftrte
Sppoftttonspartet unter ben 8eipobnern Der
Snotana Nbe., nel9e entf9teben qeqen ieDe
@tnfii6rung beS Grolepip1tems o~uftrttt.
Die StraBe 1T fe6r eng, bat bereits Elm bop
peltes 9eletfe unb be5te6t nur aus Mo6nqez
bGube1t, Die metitenS bDn poblbabenben Qeuz
ten beIeBt finD, Die 6ausbeIiber iinb nun
Der Meinung, baB bas Sro1eDfpitem BET
elmer Sa6rgei6pinbigfett bon 1912 W}etz
len Die Stunbe 10 Diel @efobren fir bas
2e6en unb Die ~geiunben @lieomdBen nit
ft9 bringe, baB fem 8emittelter mebr in
iener @egenb iperbe tpo6nen mpLen, un6
babur@ bas 9runOeigent6um entpert6et
tperben niirbe.
MugenbGidli9 1inb nun bic @er6Gltni1e
auf Der Pfer0eba6nltnie, pel6e bur6 Die
Snbtana Noe. lGuft, b%erartig, baB Die @1=
tpobner be6aupten, bic vgttD Railpap gpmz
pan0" tpple 1te bur9 ben flGgli9en @erfe6r
3ptngen, Der @infi6rung bes SroIeDfpitem5
tire 3u1ttmmung gu geben.
Wenn ONES bds, mas BON ben 8erfe6rsz
Der ~genannten Qtnie mitget1etlt
tpirb, auf Mabrbeit berubt, 10 miifen biez
Ielben alsrbtngs 6O4t ~unerqutdlib Ietlt.
0ana9 bat.bte 9eIeGI9aft iiber Elm Ortttel
Der StraBenbabnpagen auBer 8etrteb gez
febt, uno Die NOD laufenben bepegen TiG NIT
elmer 10 i9neden6aften Qangfamteit, haB
an einen reg~elmdBtgen Mn19luB an bic Ga
belbabn gar nt9t gu benfen 1T. gto9 anbere
fiigen btn5u, baB ba5 Musfe6en unb Der 3uz
ftanO Der Bferbe Elm 1ol6er 1et, baB es etnen
0unO jammern fDnnte, Srob bie1er ongebz
li9 BON Der Company abft9tli9 berborgez
rufenen ltebelitGrbe, ipel9e mir ben 3ped
BADEN 1ouer, ben 8etpo6nern unb Mnppbz
nern Der Snbiana Mbe. Die Pferbebdbnlinie
3u berleiben, erflGren bte1e, baB 5e lteber bic
@D9babn an Der Cottage @rpbe Mb. Dber
Die nSQinois Central" benuBen pp1en, aI5
Der Ginfibrung bes SroQep1pitents 3u3uz
Ittmmen, Sa @in5etne geben fogar folpeit
in tbrem 6dfie gegen Die geplante eleftrtI4e
Nnlage, baB 1te Gieber@ gu SUB na6 Der Stabt
tpanoern, alS bic Orbindn8 in &raft treten
ieben mO6ten, Die 3eit pirb lebrer, irel9e
BON beiben 8arteien am GdngIten bic Gebutb
betpa6ren nirb.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-02
SmeterIet moo6.

@ir beri9teten bor einigen Sagen, buB
Der etipa 16id6rige @tQtam Moobman, Der
babel abgefaBt lporben mar, ais er ~etnaelne
S9etle zines gum 3ped bes @teblenS aus
etndnoergenommenen NagenS Der y@iscorz
i'm 2tme &c Stone Co., @de 2oomis unb
Gebecca @traBe, fortf9affen tpoGte, Dor
Gt9ter @berRarot um $50 geitroft tpurbe.
gr bate in Der @ert4tsperbanblung feline
bret &umpane nombaft gema9t urb purben
5eute 8pet oerfel6en, Sbos. 0ren un6 cSSobn
8arbon benz &t3ter @ber6arbt oorqefIbrt.
Sic nabmen iOfOrt etnen rGbange Of ben1e"
gu &t9ter 0ooleb unb famen Bel bieIem nit
elmer Strafe pDn $500 babprl
Abendblatt., 1895-02-02
Der Juneite muf oarau oIauben


2ouiS S4affner, 2puis Go6en unb Mtz
6ael Dunn, 8urf9en bon 9, II uno 10
Sa6ren, bic nd9 Der S9ul3eit fi3 benz eblsn
Sport bes Sa16enbiebita6lS 6~ingeben unb
tpteber6olt 9emetnfam 3elen in Der Mdrz
tpeQtraBen=S Station bepo6nten, tpoDnten
&c fern Elm 8iertel na9 6 l16r etnem GDncert
BEL, nel3e5 Qebrerinnen bes 6uQ 6ou1e'3
in einem 3inmer beS g1eip Sra 8lpd8, @de
9aliteb= unb 9~arriion1traBe, gum 8siten
gaben. Dunn 6ielt bierbet Der Qe6rerin
MtarD 0apes BON 1913 6alitebItraBe bic J}oz
ten, pGbrenb @pben it6 70 bor bteielbe ppz
fttrte, baB S9affner ~lngebinbert Deren
8ortemonnaie aus Dem auf benz Slide Gie>
genben Muff fteblen fonnte. @or 8eenbtz
gung bes Gpncertes berlteBen ale Oret bas
3immer, t6etlten ben 8aartn6alt uno@6uffs
ner bebtelt einen Gbed iiber $26 unb Elm qDlz
beneS &reu3 in feinem 8e1iB. Op3 i'm
nd6ften @anbplaben f9pn ipurben bic 0ret
abgefaBt, aber nur S9affner, in beTIen Saz
f9en mon ben G6ed fanb, etngefperrt. 6eute
ftan0 er Dor &i9ter 0DoleD unb obno6l Die
betoen arberen 0iebe eben1o pte er benz
Telben tpabrbeitsgetreu ben Sa6per6alt nit
t6eilten, Dunn au9 5ugab, S9affner 3u Dem
9tebita6l peranIaBt gu baben, tpur0e nur
bieier, Der Siingite, na9 Der 3ele binunterz
gefan0t, UNI I'M Mpntag na9 See6unpiQe
geIanbt gu perben; bic betben anberen qe=
tGnOtgen 9iebe bagegen pur6en 6eimQez
fanbt.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-02

Sn @arf6au lit tiir3Gi3 Elm beige
nonnter @ognatbdnbler, Sfibor @etnsborf,
berbaftet tpOrben, @5 bate ii3 ~3eruusgez
fteat, baB @etnsborf als e9ten fran30ii9en
@ognat einen feIbfgema8ten gefunb6eit5>
13dolt3en Qit0r in groBen Mtafen berz
faufte. Sn fetner Mobnung fanb nan UNI
5dbltge Gognatflaf3en nit NuH3rtften,
tpte fe bic berii6mten fran5Oiiiden @ognafz
fa6rtfonten an tbren Slaf9en auf3upeifen
BADEN. On ben gefiiGten Slaf9en bate
@einsborf gum ueberfluB gefdlf9te ruff
f9e 3oGfiegeG unb PlOm6en befeftigt. Muz
Berbem tpur6sp Bel Der 9ausiu4ung fali8e
Sabrtfmarten, gefGlf4te 3o1amtsftesel II. I.
IN, in GROCER Menge g~efunbeu.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-02
Stdott1bes.
Oos Gemis. Jnftitut.
Cine 6etperbeibuIe fir ole Knaben Ger
mefieite.

Sn ndAter 3eit nirb bic @roB6eraigteit
bes 2etptSf9en @ermd6tntfIes, nel6es Be-
tdnntlt6 CUR @r6auung zines eSn1titute8 arf
Der Weltfeite arsGeIeBt mar, in Dem &naz
ZEN urterrt3t in prattif6en 0ingen fir III
rem 1pGteren 2~ebenSunterbalt e~mpfqnoen
ioqen, ii4tbar bor bic Ml1gen Der banf6uren
Burger @6tCagos treten. @etcrn murben
in elmer @Dnferen5 Der SruItees g}c Qaren,
&oblfadt unb Go9e, bic BON benz Mrcbttefz
ten 0enrD Sbes Cobb bDrgelegten BlGte fir
ben 8du 9enebmigt. 0aS @ebGube ntrb an
Der Gde Der MfdbtfDn unb 9foben Str. errt6z
tet perDen, etne Sront BON 1914 Sub QG1qe.
cine Stefe bon 125 SUP unb cine 6Dbe pm
fitnf Stpdperfen baden. s3u e6ener grbe
rerDen auf %befonberen Wunf9 bes @tifters
nl1r Gdben ongelegt tperben, unb 3tpor 8 p6er
3 an 3abl. Der erite Stod tpir6 einen Gmz
pfangSIaal, Die Sffire, unterri6tsrGume
1rl6 eYne 8tbliotbet entbalten, bic nd6ften
betOen @todperfe glet9faU8 11nterrt8ts=
rdume uno in benz oberIten tper0en fiCb bos
pb9fttaltf4e unb 6emi16e 2a6orQtorium.
beftnDen. 0as Snftttut pirb 500 bis 500
&rlaben 8ele9en6eit bieten, Tt6 in oI[en
2arlof0srten unO te8nif4en 5G4err bic n0z
tbtge Gor6tlbung an3ueignen.
SaS 8etmd9tntB reprdIenttrt ein16lieBz
ltf oon @runDet9entbum, 1peG6es niht bor
benz Sabre 1898 bertauft perben barf. einen
Wertb BON $1,500,OO0. 6terbon b[ei6en
81 ,O0O,O0O alS SonbS fir bic l1nterbaltunQ
ur10 pen 8etrieb Der MnitaIt unberiibrt, un6
Der Jts1t tptro gum 8aue unb Der @inrt6tuno
bertponot tperben. Dieter 5onbs 8uTanmen
NIT Dem W}iet3sertrage beg @ebGu6es ltefert
Elm 1dbrlt4es gtntOmmen fir bas Sniitut.
tpte IS r1l1r tpe1rtge anbere te9ntf6e Omit qlten
Roben, Die nit ben 8auunternebmern Qbz
3uf3lieBenben Gertrdge foqen 10 RAID err
leotgt tperben, boB in tiir3efter Sett nit benz
8a1l begonnen unb oerfeGbe Bis aum Serbfte
fertiggeitellt lper0en fann.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-02
unan9enebme ueberraf6un9
Gines ehebre9erifbe1 paares.

@Or ettpa 2 Sa6ren berIieB 2etb 2ebez
Iprung feline 9etmatb piotritau in 4uBz
Lamb, UNI bier fetn Slid gu OerIu9en. Seine
5rau un6 5 &inber lteB er in guten @er6dlt=
ntien 3uriid unb ber1pra9 i6nen, Io6aIb
iDie m09lt4 ie binii6ertommen gu lafen.
Oo3 es bergingen Monate unb I9lieBlt9
Elm Sa6r mad Dem anbern unb 2ei6 lisB
nt4t nt3t feline Qeute iiber bas groBe
8ufer fommen, fonbern fteGte audi feline
Corresponding Elm. Seine lie6e &a6el
tpurbe miBtruuif9 unb frug BEL 9ieIigen 8ez
td1nten an, mas benin i6r Mdnn %eigentlib
bier treble unb ob er ibr etipa ur1treu getporz
ben nGre, sic erfu6r bann, baB er bier
nit fetner Ni9te, Der biibf9en Sauie Yriz
-gola in pilber @be lebte. 9as mar fir
RuAel genug. sic ~bertaufte 6aus unb 6of,
befOrgte it9 einen Grebitbrief fir bas er6ulz
tene &aufgelb unb 6a6rfarten na9 Chicago.
@m Wittpo3 traf fe bier Elm unb begub li9
iofort mad 2eib's Mobnung, ia 3i6ertD
Str, 'unb fanb Nles beftGtigt. 3ni16en
ben beiben 6rauen fam es 5um0anbgemenge,
BEL pel3em SaIte, bic Mutterfreuben emit
gegeniiebt, gu tur5 fam. 9a nun Qetb 3u
Salie belt unb BON feiner re6tmGBtgen
Trau ni9tS ptIen polte, lteB tie i'm unb
feline Nt9te tDegen G6ebru95 per6aften.
0eute itanben iie 8eibe Dor 8t6ter @berz
barot, tpel4er ie Bis gum 4, unter je $1,000
8iirgf3aft iteQte.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-02
ShIufberidt Ger 6roF9efdmo:
renen.
Sic finoen ole County. 2lnfaItem in gutter
Oronnng. - GmpfehIer cine 8eibe Don
Derbeferun9en i'm GountY=Poipital. =
2tnoere GmpfebIunoen.

I'm balls Elm u6r rei6ten Die @ro8gez
S6luBberi9t an 3t9ter Gtping Elm. sic
BADEN 592 NntlageIa9en unteriu1t, 302
Qntldgen er4pben, in 245 SG1en t:ire On
tlagen erboben, 81 8e19nerben uuterIu9t
unb in SO oerielben Qntlagen er6oben.
9dS @ountp=@ efGngniB Ite6t unter Der
be1ten 8erpaltung; Die 53eQen finD rein, Sic
Na9rung gut unb Die 8e6dnblunq Der Sc
fongenen Runtan; dIerbingS lei Dds Sc
fdngntB itberfiiQt, nel9er um1tulD 1uf Die
5ablrei4en ueberpeiiungen BON 6GQen tleiz
nerer Steb Table feitens Der 6rteoen5ri9ter
3~uriid8ufiibren lit.
0aS @ountp@ 9oIpttal, pbipp9l es mad be-
item &rdften- bertpaltet ptrb, 1oute 3tpei neue
Sa6rItible BADEN. Die SSenIt Ter beDiirfen Ell
ner 8epdrdtur unb 8prri9trngen gegen ben
3ug, Cine @rbDbung Der 6et3un9, sSalou=
fen an ben Senitern finb erforDerli6 unb
ben Ndrtern 1oqte 90fIi9teit gang befon=
bers empfoblen fem.
Oas @ountb= Srren=MfD unb Mrmen6ars
tperoen ebenfaus tpegen Der Sauberfeit Der
3immer uno Snfaien beGobt uno General
superintendent s.. %. Naf6, erbdlt cine Bee
5onbere Nnertennunq.
Die Straightforward BADEN BEN Ma9or
9opttns erfu9t, benz @9antpirt6 8atrtG
Dunno, go, 1909 State Str, ND fHrali6
8tGtam paooon erf9Ofen tpurbe, bic 2tz
cen8 8u ent3ieben.
Dem Gonftabler S6omas MurpbD BON
@banfton, pel9er unter Der Mrfioqe bes
NtetnetbS 1te6t, IoQte bic gpmmi1iion ais
fol6er ent3ogen tperben.
Den 9alfs=S t%aatsantpGlten McGlberne,
Sfrdel @talep, Spbn %. Belmont unb Dem
Sbn1at1 ytagle mtrb Der 9ant fir ibre Or
betten ge3oqt.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-02
Gtne Spribtour.

SIN 9runb puctfic 9ote1 beriammelten
ft9 beute @ormtttag $50 Mttglteber Der
2egtslatur, I'm infolge elmer @inlaoung Der
Observation-Disclosures auf einem Spe5ial5ug
no9 Romeo gu fa6ren unb ft9 bort Die
Observation-Disclosures an3ufe6en. prdfToent
Wenter bat otefe @rcurfton beranlabt, I'M
ben 8efebgebern bic @roBarttgtett Der @n@
lagen gu 5eigen unb iie 81 oeranlaile1, Elm
9sleB bebufs peiterer 8eiteuerung gu err
lafen.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-02

- &angirz2 ofomotibe go. 10 Der 8aGtiz
more &c S6ioz8ubn, bon pel3er in ben
leBten flint Subren iiber elm 9uBeno Ser
ionen i%iberfa6ren unb get0btet tpurben, perz
bra1nte geitern an Der Gde Der 9olfz unb
SrontltnftraBe. NiemanO petB, pie bas
5euer enttanO, ba Die 8ebienungsmannz
f4aft our 3ett abtpeIenb mar.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-02
Opfer Ger Gifenbabr.

Sruu OIefOn, 4046 @uden Qbe. po6nz
boft, tpuroe geftern @tbenb BON einem 3uqe
Der ptttSburg, Cincinnati unb ct. Qouis
Pan 9anbGe, in Brighton 8arf ME-
oergerannt unb get0btet. Sic 2ei6e purbe
na3 ben 8eftattungsrGumen 3742 Mr6er
4De, gebra9ty tpo Der SnqueF ~abge6aGten
nirb.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-02

Ef Sagt: "NOF Jan
rem lit ich an Rheuma-
tismus i'm Rucken und
den Beinen so schlimm,
dass es mir u~nm0glich
war, des Nachts einen
~gew0hnlichen Schlaf
Zu bekommen. Mein
Appetit war schlecht
und ich fIhlte mich
schwer und Nude. lch
war in der That in ganz
Zerruttetem Zustande.
Nachdem ich so viel
geh6rt und gelesen
hattie uber die wunder-
barenHeilungen, Welche
durch Hoods Sarfapa-
rilla vollfuhrt wurden,
beSchloss ich, dasselbe
Zu versuchen. Ich folgte
der Gebrauchsanwei-
Abendblatt., 1895-02-02
Oo6esfdue.

5riebertda @laubt, BON Go, 652 8eIt
21. StraBe, SO Sabre II Wtonate alt.
2outs Wolff, pon SO. 321 SO. StraBe,
5 Sabre 6 Mpnate aft.
@nna Sc, 6oelten, BON No.299 GleDeIun0
@be,, II Sabre aft.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-02

Mlter.
S, q, mcGormit, 81. g. gOTe1tn..
9enrp g, @off 8tffie Sane. 49,. 24-21
Sobn 81, 8enIon, 9tlma 2arfon. i. 1916
S. @bmeltt, &ofa s. Seifert. 49,. 23-21
B6tnleD Smith, Qaura Smith. -. 21-18I
Same5 s. Stebenf i'm, g. 89eeIer. 1918
Srant Dude, 9. &accrpbd. 49,. .27-24
S1lius S6lDB, sc. &eb5is3ep8ta. 21-2OI
s.. @3iIftub, Srau S,No6eG. 800, 24-25
Jranf Sbeiba, Bottle YaIet. ...... 21--19
s, S, Mcgti9ols, 81. @mit6. ..... 21--18
8. u. 2efren, $. Hpitrom, ....,. 28--28
g. S3ul3, Srau 81. 8robulsft. -. 65-46
2ubpig SIunOer, &oialie OG1on, -. 31-25
SSofef 9olecet, Marp StItoba. 49,. 1876
81. u. Sacob, Srau 8. .. Golom. -. 40-36
s. Wagner, Srau &.9runner. 800. 31-35
Sofef 2etpis, &ugu1ta Qetpis. 49,. 24-21
Sol. 3tn8tp, SDa Mt9elIon ...... 34-2OI
&lbte 90, Stt, Mma Yterce -. 23-2OI
u. s. @noerion, Soa N. @ngftrom 27-21
Wft6. 8oltn5ft, Srau 9oui1e S6miot34-37I
9uontg Ofon, @nnu 2%unbquit .. 24-25I
6. s., 8ernborbt, Marp 8. Saplor 26-18I
9ugo 9omntd, Maria 96ielges =. 27-21
SObn &untel, Nuguita QasfopSfu -. 39-41l
Ni4plas 3ambafes, Ro1t 9qrrttD 21-18I
Beter Senion, MarD S6prfen 80. 21-19I
@arl PatterIon, Office 2Dffe ..... 52-38I
Oscar s, 8ilipn, 6ebpifa SGon .24-24I
@bel 3G8laDstp, Sarah 8oborstt .. 26-20I
Sobn @pita, 3pfalte Gernep ..... 22-19I
Wtutam Bed, Maube Samuels 80. 23-18I
@aron 9~tofen6erg, Sbu Weis ..... 3O-26t
Mar S@narb, Nettie Nderman -. 27-26I
S6epoor Patplit, Marp Qaun go. 28-26I
@ilie &ieger, Marp 8eibinger =. 24-2Oi
Simon 2arion, Selma %. Netpberq 21-22I
9eo. 90. 9otf4if, @mtlp Martin 4O-29I
@eit @er0ffentIi9ung unieres g~efriaen
8ert3teS e%rptrtt:
SranciTef @itner, Setla 3entef -. 25-27
8ai9ington @regier, @milp @ilcor 25-18
Carl Mascop, 8arbaraO eter -. 22-24
Nlfreb 9anielfOn, Menbla so. 9ez
terien 1874
MDrton @rnet Sutton, MarD Sem
ne1D 27-21
2eDn 9trf9felb, Marb &ot ...... 26-24
@briittan S9Ieb, emma 2etpunz
DousfD 28-26
Sobn Mron Sane, NDd G. @regg... 21-19
NnDre 0Oeslaebe, Stbonte 6pndnber 22-21
Sobn 9dgelftetn, Slide Sefen ..... 32-26
@mtl 9tlberg, 6annob 2tnbuu =. 26-25
Gilbert Roebltng, Bertha 2eon -. 24-2O
Otto Suit, Sriba @dftrOm ...... 23-22
Abendblatt., 1895-02-02
Qus oem Grimtnal9eriht.
Dds enooiiItioe urtheiI.

Ri8ter Gtping berurtbeilte beute Morgen
Srant 8roB our NbftBung ieiner fe4sidbz
rigen 3u9tbausftrafe. &roB mar bei6ulz
btgt, am 10. Stunt ben 24iGbrigen Srant
8olombtepStt erito9en gu 9aben. Die Ser
tbetoigung beranlaBte Die 8ef3porenen at
etnem erniten 3neifel, ob Sranf &roB Der
NfOrber pirtlt9 mar. &roB ielbit iteate eS
in Nbreoe. &i@ter Gtptng ri6tete Die So
mertung an &roB, baB er fir feline 8efretz
l1ng etntreten piirbe, tpenn &roB ben angebz
lt3 pabren MOrber ausfinbtg ma3en tOnne.
Ge9en$1o,ooo Sir9ibaft fret.
Sr. &nnie MaboneD, bic Mitongettagte
in benz PrO3eB gegen bic MlDrber bon Nlfreb
Barnes, murbe beute bon &t6ter @ping
9egen cine 8iirgi9aft BON $4,000 %entGafen.
8iirgi6aft ~letiteten Sobn QeinOeder unb
6rebertd Qetnbeder, go. 1887 Pratrte &pe.
tpobn6uft.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-02
6eoen$1o,OOo Siiroibaft fire:
Oscar eeIfcb in .fretheit.

Ser Barber Oscar 5el16, tpel9er tpe9en
Der Grmoroung bes jungen George 8e9Iel@
beger na3 benz 3u4t6aus fir irriinntge8cr@
BREEDER in Gbeiter gef@tdt puroe, 1T geitern
BON bort entlafTen norben uno tebrte BON
@efunbbeit ftrpBenb gu fetner Samtlte 3uz
riff
Abendblatt., 1895-02-02
beiratbsfbetne.

SoGgenbe 9eiratbsi9eine murben 6eute
BON 9errn S%almonIon i'm 8ureau 3es
@punt1zglerts ausgeiteQt:
Abendblatt., 1895-02-02
Rev. Dr.. Parker

list der beliebte Pfarrer der
in Fargo, \. D., und list ferner Pfarrer in Provi-
dence, R. l., New York und Troy, n. Y, gewesen.