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Arizona republican., 1895-11-14

DARE CHANCE-For sale, and at the right
n time of the year when seasons trade has
just commenced A thoroughly equipped res
taursnt. One of the finest locations in the
city with a select trade already established,
with valuable lease.
Arizona republican., 1895-11-14

A VERY desirable furnished room, 15xl5,
IA brick house. III necessary for light house
keeping complete accommodations will be
given free) Owner refined elderly lady, living
alone. Certainly pleasant winter quarters; i've
minutes walk from court house.
Arizona republican., 1895-11-14

WANTED Several select rooms in private
w house, List your rooms at once.
Arizona republican., 1895-11-14

WTANTED-House of four or five rooms with
w from three to five acres OF ground with
in two miles of city. Parties having such a
property can find good yearly Tenant.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-09
AlrATFrR NnTrs

An excellent game Of bali was played
on the Moundsville grounds yesterday
afternoon between the Gallaghers and
the Bellaire team. The score was:
Moundsyille II. Bellaire II. Batteries.
Moundsville. Burke. Mckay and Lucas.
Bellaire. Johnson and Powell
Sinclairs defeated a picked nine yes
terday. Score y to 3.
The Mcclure House Stars were de-
feated yesterday afternoon by the
Windsor Meteors on the Island. Score
9 to G; umpire, Joseph Kurner.
The Bellaire club viii play any anna
teur club p years of age in this section.
Address p. O. Box H. Bellaire.
Hess & Lemons defeated the Dill
Ions by a score of . TO 3. Ii took twelve
innings TO decide the game.
The Union Centre Life Stars would
like to hear from the Little Tads for
Sunday afternoon on the Reymann
grounds.
The Twenty-third Street Stars would
like to play the Dan O'Briens Monday
afternoon at two o'clock on the b. &
o. grounds for a 20-cent rocket.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-09
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing of Clubs.
A ROW ON THE DIAMOND.

New York. June S.-There was war az
the Polo grounds to-day. In the third
inning. Manager Doyle protested 50
vehementy against a decision OF the
umpire that he was ordered ont Of the
game. In the fifth Wilson in tieing ths
score. spiked Kinen and knocked the
ball out of his hands. Killen reJaliated
and swung his right at Wilson, with
out landing. and New York's catcher
came back i'm the same way, also miss
ing. During all the confusion the
crowd yelled like mad. and the New
York players all rushed to the plate.
The police captain finally decided that
it was time to call halt lie walked
to the plate and ordered the New York
players to the bench. Kiilen was forced
to retire Hawley taking his place.
The former will be laid mp for several
days. as his leg is in bad shape. The
story of the same can be told in a few
words The Pirates played fast ball
and the home team were unable 20
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-09

Cbantal exercises. where his daughter,
/ Miss Hattie. graduates on next We'd
! nesday.
Mr.. Peter Bachman landed in Bel
fast. last Sunday. Gable was received
here by H. r. Behrens.
Miss Hattie Horkheimer, former
Dupil of Mt. de Chantal, is here for
commencement day.
Misses Matte and Mary hlrchner'
of Altenheim. left on Thursday to at
tend the college commencement at Ma
/ rietta. O.. June 18th They were &C
COMMANDED by their friends, Misses Ida
and Alice Boetticher, of Darlington, o..
Miss Flora Andlinger, of South jacob
stree. left over the Panhandle to VISIT
friends in New York and Brooklyn Tor
several months.
Miss Stasia Cook, of ParkersDurg' Is
a guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Il. V. Arhle'
on South Jacob street.
Miss Worrel. of the South Side has
returned from Philadelphia. where she
had been a guest Of her sister, MRS.
Rev. C. NJ. Afford. formerly OF this city
Mrs. J. p. Hazlett, Of New Straits
Vile O.. is visiting her father, Geo.
Mcclellan. Of the Island.
Mrs. Beulah Richie, of Fairmont,
nee Boyd. accompanied by her little
daughter. is visiting Judge and Mrs.
George L. Boyd, in this city.
Mrs. Geo. Landgraf and son, Edward,
of Navsville. Ky, is visiting her sis
ter Mrs. Carl Kronjaeger, on North
Main street.
Misses katharine and Louise Clarke,
of Louisville KY, are in the city visit
ing Mrs. Andrew Patterson, OF Monu-
ment Place. Miss Katharine Clarke.
II will be remembered. was the guest
last summer Of Mrs. Milton, and her
many admirers viii be delighted to
hear that she has returned.
Miss Hannah Criswell, a charming
young lady Of Martins Ferry o., leLt
Yesterday for New Cumberland, W.
va. where she Will make her future
home.
Mrs. Mary Goff. Of Clarksburg, sailed
on the Umbria with a party OF eX-
cursionists gotten up in New York, on
Saturday.
MIR. and Mr.. F. II. Keller and daugh-
ters start to Chicago for a three
weeks visit with Mr. Keeler's parents.
Mrs. Rudolph Fleischmann, Of Cairo,
Egypt. is the guest Of the Misses Pat
terson. at Monument Place, Elm Grove.
Miss Ethel Bailey is home from Shell
bvville. Ky. where she has been at
tending the Science Hill College.
Mrs. NJ E. Handlan, OF South Chap
line street. left yesterday for st. Paul,
where she will spend the summer.
Miss Maggie Dornan, of Wellsburg,
is the charming guest Of Miss Ella
Clator, of Mt. de Chantal.
Miss Kate Crogan, Of the South Side,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Commit, OF
Steubenville.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-09
PERSONALS

you're AN the world % we, he cried.
And She. with gentle mItn
And tenderness. said: "HIye you told
Papa YOU want the cartl.
Washington star.
Mrs. Grace Morris accompanied by
her granddaughter. Miss Isabelle Hitch
cock. left Wednesday for MTtinsburg
to visit her daughter. Mrs. Newt
Lynch.
Miss Eleanor T. Wright left last
week for Dayton, o.. on visit TO her
friends.
William Sonderman and bride have
returned from their honeymoon tour.
and gone 20 housekeeping on South
Jacob street.
Hon. Nelson E. Whitaker and family
lef. Tuesday for Mountain Lake Park
where they viii soj0urn through the
summer.
Miss Katie Rafferty,. Of the South
Side. left Tuesday morning for Noun
tain Lake Park. where she win remain
for q shor, time.
2irs. C. Peters and daughter Miss
Minnie. of Canton. o. are the guests of
Mrs. Aul. of Fourteenth stree.
Misses Mollie Schwertfeger and Bird
Schultz are visiting friends In Cincin-
natl
Mr. Samuel Sim. a New York
banker. is here to attend the ut. de
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-09
CLARINTON WINS.

Special to the Register.
Darlington, O., June S.-Clarington
crossed bats with Woodsfeld to-day
and defeated them by a score Of y to
8. The features OF the game Johnson
and Stevens fine battery work, strik-
ing cut twenty men. Batteries. Clar-
ington, Johnson and Stevens; Woods
field. Smith and Clark. Errors, Q and
Z; hits. 10 and T. Woodsfeld was kept
in a trance by the fine work Of John
son, and claim he P AZled them more
than any pitcher they raised a bat
against this season. Attendance, ZOO.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-09
nFFER RFFrSFn

Philadelphia. June S. Secretary
Treasurer John 7. Rogers. Of the Phila-
delphia base ball club. to-day received
dispatch from President Won Der
Abe. OF the st. Louis team declining
the formers offer Of $4,000 for Pitcher
Breitenstein.
Ii was further stated by the ST.
Louis president that Breitensteiuss re-
lease could not be purchased for 500
600. Manager Buckenberger said IL
would be about as wise 20 sell the en-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-09
LADIES. NEW TOILET MASK.

FITS closely. but not unpleasantly, TO the
face. incites perspiration. calls the blood TO
the surface, makes cheeks rosy, the fore
head white and smooth. clears the pores oi
All impurities and impar;s freshness ana
beauty 10 the face that nothing else has
ever done. Also Moderated Gloves which
produce the same effect on the hands. For
sale at the leading hairdressing parlors'
,vbere Won can also find the largest assort-
,,enf OF hair goods j. FRONT.
1IfS Main street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-09

HE most notable
event in Martins
society for some
time was the re-
ception given by
Mr.. and Mrs. S.
G. Robinson, at
their home on
Summit street,
last Thursday
evening. The in
terror Of the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-09

substituted in the third. Findlay bat
ted both pitchers all over the ground,
while Pastorious let Kenton down with
but four hits. The score:
Findlay .........6 0 6 8 2 2 0 l 90
Keston ..........2 COOS 2 % o. 7
Batteries, Pastorious and Ganss, Mil
Ter. Brodie and Outcalt; hits. Findlay
20, Kenton 1; errors, Findlay 1, henton
8; umpire, Ullery.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-09
CAME FnRFEITFD.

Special to the Register.
Lima, O., June S.-The visitors
wanted to-day's game called before it
was finished to enable them to catch
train. The manager Of the Limas re-
fused to give his consent, and West Led
his players off the field. The game was
awarded to the home club by score
9 to 0.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-09
- - No.

Special 20 the Register.
Findlay. o.. June S.-Carrick. who
was 10 have pitched fo' Kenton to-day,
left that team last night because Of the
visitors dissatisfaction OF his UNI
piring same here Miller was put in
tie box by Kenton. but Brodie was
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-09

EaInoI Nuns. New YORK FITTsTWg
g: first base on errors. New York ..
Pittsburg .; left on bases, New York
10, Pittsburg &: first base on balls, or
Rusie 3. of Killen 2. OF Hlwley .:
struck out. by Rusie 7. by KHlel1 by
Hewley 2: three-base hits. Crnemsn.
Cross .; two-base hits. Beckley; stolen
bases, Burke. Tiernan. D0n0yen =.
Stencil Smith; sacrifice hits. Stencil:
double plays. Fuller and Davis. Wilson
and Davis; wild pitch. Rusie: passed
balls, Wilson .; umpire. Muray; time,
215. Attendance 1900.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-09
SPORTS and SPORTSMEN.
Live News From the Diamond, Turf
Pugihstic Arena.

The Twins Won Again, But will
be Defeated Morrow Pitts
burg Won From New York.
Other Ball Games - Puglistic
Notes - Local and Telegraphic
Sport.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-09

Items intended for publication in this col
uipn must reach the Register counting
room not later than Friday evening, and
must he accompanied by the name OF the
writer. as an evidence of good faith. such
signatures rs Constant Reader Sub
.crihnl. .,Laln.. nrn mot sm!lcL.nt.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-09

NO It e delightful
place for listening to
9Deratic productions
llau the Wheeling
Park Casino, it
would De difficult to
imagine. The build
ing itself is admira-
bly, adapted to t h e
purpose spacious,well
lighted and venti-
lated. and possessing
splendid acou site
properties. A whirl
through tn e p ur e
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-09
ABOUT rEopLE
Daily Chronicle Of the Increment. Of h


"''''' 'i'''i''i' OF '.'' ..''''"'n,' %. ia.
df. RANK SHli,A mas returned
D. ... "'' ana accepted A.
Win Ao"lsoN i7I"el.
Harold A. Vosseiler, formerly
y. w. Banner & Co.. has ac
position with the HailetC X DaHs
Company, OF Cleveland
lfessrs. l. leenbefe and Whaa.
Bachman left Thursday an bus
trip % Eastern points and New s.
n o. cl....,. F.. .....-...-,.,.- fr,..,
No..
1ohh Dup's. ESQ. oi cincinnati "
4N inc cry -e't''i eafa ON business.
Mrs. Caas. B- Lemons is Wis,
friends ana relatives I'D oardi5 o.
Mr.. Edward LarEiu. of Omaha y
formerly OF this ci,y. IS visiting l.
tiyes.
Saloonist Adolph Bott. wife
daughter win take q "trip TO Euro
a few weeks.
Widow Eliza HHdchrecat o..
Wood street. is suffering wI.
fever.
Nh. Herman Rruareer of-r. r-...
,rarl b.e o.ceatsa o. r,..-..... ..
Ria.r class wori.s ~ ,,........
7rr CHARLES Hoi,s f.. r.ai....
farfo.,-
--.. ,.,. r.
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Mrs. VIM. bal la an. child
BaiuIuOfe, -lo, on d '--
KEY. J.. NJ. Weiss. o.. -.I..
/ Canton, o. attending
minister's.
Joseph HOFFMAN. 20. j. Ct.
Son $ tanney is fH.
con in town sine. I' o.
baby boy
Mr. Herman abb
to leave his room ina I.N days.. i.
getting alons li.'.
Rev. j.. j. Hca. Oh I'
| Church, mas a.
weeks vacation ot '.
Ar. Hon and iaM..
Pa" wnere DEE i.I
spend the lii-e '--o.r ---
allteS.
-iIs. Dls-t. "A.
Iile N,l-' '--'- ,.
i- .- -'l. -.'- ,- T, . o.
,. ...
......
I-lIu' ""o "'' o0"
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-09
NEARBY TOWNS.

Men have borrowed our hairpins TO clean
out their pipes ,.
Whenever it suited their humors' .,.....,
They've borrowed our neeules our 'i4e a"
And they'll probably borrow our bloom
erS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-09
HuNTsMAN DEFEATED.

Special TO the Register.
Steubenyille O.. June S.-The Hunts
man base ball team, Of Chis city, was
defeated here to-day by the Toronto
team by a score of 10 to 3. The home
team did not score until the sixth in
ming. Brady, for Toronto. went into
the box with q sore arm. but he pitched
the game through, doing excellent
work. Batteries, HuntSman. Holson.
and Ritson and Blinn; Toronto, Brady
and Brooks. Hits. Huntsman 4. To-
ronto s; errors. Huntsman 6, Toronto s
struck out by Brady ., by Hobson 8.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-09

tire st. Louis club as to disac.,
Breitenstein.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-09

ARRANGEMENTS have been completed
TO give the Linsly commencement mop
nj the Park Casino The event VIII
take place Friday evening, June list
A sDecial motor will convey the guests
cut To the Park and return. Inc
Opera House orchestra viii furnish the
music The Senior class have chafgee
of all the ARRANGEMENTS. Tickets Will
be placed on sale this week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-09

country air. creates q Zest for amuse-
ment Of a light order, and the arrange
ment of the Casino gives freedom
from the esuaiut which is made neces-
sarv bv location ana surroundings, in
the theatres in the city. The broad We
randas are suitable for te-e-a-tetes dur
the iatumissions, and the gravel walks
through the tropical plants. arched by
myriads OF SOFT lights. invite prone
naaas. The Robinson Opera Company
was comparatively unknown and was
looked upon suspiciously by the music
loving people of this city. Its success
dated from the initial performance on
Monday night when Chimes Of Nor
mandy" was produced in manner
which would have been creditable to
many more pro,entious organizations.
Tine attendance has been larger with
each performance. and if the ratio OF
increase continues during the coming
week. as it probably viii, it is possible
rhat the engagement may DE lengthen-
ca. The repertoire of the company in
c'udes nearly an the popular light ope-
ras. and the bin for the coming week,
published i'm another column, is unusu-
ally attractive
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-09
Manager Prank O'Brien, Of the Mans

Manager Frank O'Brien, of the Mans
field club says a stock company was
organized day or so ago to back the
Mansfield club and the team is in The
race to stay. A committee was sent TO
Cincinnati to secure new players. ana
no stone viii De left unturned TO make
the Mansfelds one Of the strongest
clubs in the Leasue.-Columbus Jour
nal
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-09

The wires last night brought the in
formation from Uhrichsyille that the
Unheavenly Twins won again, for the
thirteenth consecutive time. The
Twins have been having things all
their own way at Uhrichsville. but they
will find that they Will have to play
ball to win a single game from Wheel
ing. The local FANS viii treat the
visitors courteously tomorrow when
they open a series Of three games on the
Island Park and if the Twins win they
will not be followed to the hotel by a
bowling. hooting mob. Umpire Nc
Nierney is still in the city, and no
doubt viii oficiate at the games. Mac
is a little Off occasionally on balls and
strikes. but generally gives entire sat
isfaction. The Wheeling club did not
get more than the guarantee at
Uhrichsvile. but Jared as we'll rs any
club. A local rooter who Witnessed
Fridays game there, states that the at
tendance at the two games with Mans
field would not pay the guarantee for
a single day. This is not very good
showing for a team which promised so
much in the matter of attendance.
Secretary Z. G. Barrows, of the
home club. returned from Columbus
last night, and left a little later for
Pittsburg. Barrows was appointed at
81 g -rrrr rf1tf
ington, Pa. TO look into the prospects
for q club i'm that city. He viii go TO
Washington Monday. If Washington
makes a good showing. that town viii
probably be selected TO fiji the vacancy
in the League Barrows is hustler,
and may be depended upon to get the
fans out i'm the Pennsylvania town, if
they are TO be found
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-09
NEARBY TOWNS.
, saw hat She is very fair,

They saw that she is very FAR,
But she's not fair to me, s.,,
Because. gadzooks. she turned me uo"H'
And chose some other ne. ,.
Detroit Free Press.
A coming event which takes place on
the 26tb OF the present month is being
discussed by the deyotees more anu
more as the time draws near. me
event will be attended with such pomp
and splendor that society anXiously
awaits it's coming. Invitations Will
likely be issued some time during the
coming week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-09

Mr.. Robert L. Henderson, the popu-
lar Bellaire photographer and Miss
Emma the charming daughter of Mr.
Samuel Conman. of the same place,
were united in marriage at the brides
home Wednesday morning, Rev. r. c..
White officiating.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-09

An enjoyable dance was given We'd
nesday night at the country residence
of Philip Snyder, two miles west of
Bridgeport About twelve couples Of
Bridgeport and Wheeling people were
present and danced until a late hour TO
the music of TObins orchestra.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-09

The Court House at st. Clairsville
was given over to the devoteos Of terps-
ichorean amusements Wednesday even
ing. A large crowd "tripped the light
fantastic" until the early morning
hours.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-09

Miss Nettie Whiteside was hostess to
a merry and congenial party OF her
Wheeling friends, at her home in Ben
wood Monday evening. Music and kin
dred diversions helped to make the
hours pass pleasantly.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-09

The marriage Of James t. Linard and
Miss Anna Farren, of Bellaire, took
place Tuesday evening at the N. e.
parsonage, Rev. O. w. Holmes o1icia-
ting. The attendants were Mr.. Orion
Porterdold and Miss Maggie Jones.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-09

Six couples of young folks from Mar
tins Ferry, were entertained in a hos
pitable manner Wednesday evening, at
the home Of Mr.. Joseph Waterman, in
Bridgeport
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-26
0eNoxbeW.

Mm is. syuni brei M1eilen 6(fliA bon
Weip pbilabelpbia 6rou H.-p. Wob-
bington, Al Sabre alt, ON einent Rrebs-
leiben. bas i9on bor einigen Sabren
einseiebt bate. Sic binterIdbt elmer,
Soften iinb 3tpei 2inber.
Mm Is. SUM- in gDei lbri9spille
gli3a Willer, cine 9odter bon WlaIon
Miller. % Sabre alt, am Nerbeniieber.
Die 2ei9e ,uurDe 3ur geerbi9ung na9
3imbolton gebra6t.
Mm Is. SUM- nabe sfranflin Sobn
Weslep Gnpelono ; bic Deerbiguna ct.
folste in Geeb Springs.
Mm 18. SUM- in Denniion @ottlieb
Mofer, i'm boben Mlter BON "a Sahren.
Ct ipobnte felt 5 Wonaten Bel 0errn
@pann in bort. Die Neerbigung Ct.
folgte ON 20. In 9uscoraipas.
Nm 20. Sum- In ubrihsbille gberett
Gardner, elm Gobn BON 5. g. @arb-
ner, 20 Sabre alt, Oil oer 2ungen-
fdminoiudt.
Nm 81. Suni in 9lep pbilabelpbia
Grau emma (Onfman) Mears. i'm
Mlter bon SO Sabren an ber Mus3eb=
runa. Gie Werforbene binterldbt einen
Soften ilnb brei Ginoer.
- Ser ldnsite Gag 1T bereits borii=
ber uno iinb es erit brei Wo1en nod
benz lebten Griiblinssfrof.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-26
0emt IetcMSMtiiOett 8rMDee
fOIBt Die Gd)tueitcr tn
Oftt 4p0.

! Wie Elm 2auffeuer perbreitete iid an
lebten Sonneritaa Morgen bic Runbe
| Sobn @lauier babe 1i6 i'm Stale bin
ter ieinem Dauie an Mef-GrontlfroB,
erbdngt. Niele ipollten erit Der Sud,
/ feinen @lauben itenfen, aber leibe,
tpurbe bic NaAri6t gar balo In eine,
Meile beitdtigt, bab man nidt mebl
speifeln foi,nte. Glauier, Der an
Mitttpo6 nod ben ean3en Gag in fei.
ner Werfitatt gearbeitet bate, itant
am nddifen Morsen fdOn um 4 nb,
auf. fleioete ii1 an uno gina na6 BEN
Gtale. Seine Srau b6rte ibn binaus
geben, idlief aber balo tpieber Elm.
Wm. Sehslein, Elm Neffe @lauiers,
Der fiir bieien arbeitete unb bel ibn,
ipobnte. beiorgte an Morgen ,pie ge=
p6bnlid Die pferoe, obne ettpas Muber-
geip6bnlihes gu bemerfen, unb bod,
bdtte er nur einmal in Die 96be ge=
blidt, 70 bdtte er bic leblofe Sorln be.
merten miiiien. Die, leiie bonn @inbe
betpegt, iiber feinem 9aupte bing. un<
aefdbr um s llbr sins 9enrp 8lauier.
ber dlteite @Dbn bes llnsliidliden, nod
Dem Stalle um iib na1 benz Batter lIn,s
auieben, unb fanb bieien an einem
Sadiparren erbdnst. Der Sunse
alarmirte oas 9aus, balb mar bic 2eihe
bonn Stride seibnitten, aber ba Lag iie.
iteif uno talt, Der Spb mubte i9on ppr
stpei Stunben eingetreten iein. Ser
gefla9enstpertbe tlagte in Der lebten
3eit iiber SdlafIoiisteit unb litt fdper
unter bieiem 3uitanbe, Bis bas uebel
unertrdgli1 tpurbe uno er in einem Mn.
faa BON 8erstpeifluns Sano on ii6 iels
ber legte, um Der Dual Elm gnoe au
MAIDEN.
Sobn 8lauier, unsefdbr A Sabre
alt, mar elm Gdmieb unb batte 1i1
ourd 6leiB unb Spariamteit au siem=
lidem Woblifanb empOr searbeitet. gr
binterldbt eine trauernoe Wittme uno
bier &inber i'm Nlter bon G. 18 Sab
rem. 8ei ieinen Mitbiirsern erfreute ct
lid aagemeiner N1tung uno in Der re-
formirten Stride betleioete er bas Nmt
zines Girdenporifanbes.
Qlm Sonntas gsadmittas paro ssobn
@lauier unter grpber 3beilnabme Be.
graben unb faum "a Stunben ipdter
berbreitete iib bic Nadridt, bab feline
S6tpeiter, Grau Marie Weierniann. in
glei6er g4eiie ben SOB geiu6t unb ge=
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mertii6e erbdnst. Montag Nadmit-
tag, uneefdbr UNI l lbr, ipurbe iie
bort sefunoer. Ser 3Drper mar nod
tparm uno es fdien nod 2ebeu in bems
ielben su fsin, man bolte oebbalb raid
einen Nrst. aber ale 8elebunssperiude
lparen erfolslos. Grau Weiermann
ioll i6on friiber, bel Dem Sob ibres
einsigen &inbes, S6mermutbsanfdle
gebabt baben uno felt bem traurigen |
gnoe i6ien ibr ganaes Meien berit0rt, |
uno in bieiem 3uftanoe madte iie ibrem |
9eben elm gnbe.
Sen idtuer beimseiudten Gamilisn |
beseusen mir hermit uniere berslide
Sbeilnabme. p -
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-26

- Mobert Smith bon llbridspille,
ber ipesen Wibadtung elmer Mnorbnung
bes Ridters benz Gerihte porgefiibrt
Durbe, 1T obne iueitere Beitrafuna snt-
laiien iporoen. 9ie eingetlagte Weifei-
teidaffung einiser ieiner GeiG6ftsbii=
der iheint eber bur6 Elm Werisben, als
bur9 b0sipilige Mbiidt beranIaBt ,por-
ben 3u iein.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-26
!. Snli Grrnriionfn anf ben pemns
ialpania Uahmsn.

am Wlittiuob nnb 9onnsritag. 5. unb 4. Salt per'
ben ouf alien Statiouen Der Yennippania 2inieu nod
alien GtatioHen an bieen ainien TIM tmtrtiie BON 200
WQeilsn bon benz glabe mo bas 1idet perfauit ipirb
Gunriionstidets pertanit DieieIten fHb gut fr bie
Seimfebr bis nnb nit s. Salt an Gripadiene tue,s
ben fsine erurous.aidets untsr 80 an aiaDsr teius
Jol9en inter rs Gents perfauft