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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-03
SDr 2cps tit Sibirieu.

ct. Yetersbura l. Quguit.
- Die Yoli5ei bemiibte ii9 nit dnsitz
li9er Sorgfalt, Die gta6ri9t DON Der
an Der ltniperiitdt Mtostau geplunten
9eri6ip0rung gegen bas Geben Des
G3aren gebeim gu balten. 9iefelbe
purDe inbeiien, infolge 5a6lrei6er
8erbaftungen, Die borgenommen iinb,
iiberaQ befannt. gd6ere Gin5eln6eiz
ten iiber ben Y1an Der 8eri9p0rer
paren dllerbings bisber bon ben 8ez
b0rDen ni9t 5u erlangen.
2scroamut Die SdInuoliteratitr.
2pnb l. 9luguit. - Die Gnt=
I6eibung Der Goroners=S =SurD in bem
5aQe bon &obert unD Nat6uniel
Gpom6s, Der beiben &naben, tpel9e
i6re SHUTTER ermprbet boben iolen,
lpurb beute befannt gema6t. Die
Telbe lautet auf porIdBli9en Morb
Seiten5 bes Robert, bes dlteiten Der
6eiben 8naben, tpGbreno y2at6aniel
Der Wfitbiilfe beI6ulOigt tptrb. Die
@eI9porenen fiigten ibrer Gnti6eiz
Dung einen 3uiaB Bel, in ipel9em iie
betonten, baB Der 8ertauf BON
S9unbliteratur unbr rHGuberpiitolen"
perboten peren Iollte, oa oerIelbe Die
0auptperanlaiIung gu tpeiteren Ser
bre6en bilDe. Dem &atbe 6eS Gproz
ners fpl9enb, ignorirten Die 9ef6Doz
renen bic 2lni6uloig1ng gegen ben
itumpfiinnigen Mann 6pr, Der nit
ben &naben bus @elo perausgabte,
pel9es bieie na9 Dem W}oroe 0ur9
bic Gerpfdnbung Der Wert6Ia9en
i6rer Wfutter erlan9ten.
2lrmcr Seroiuauo.
2pnbpn, 1. 9luguit. - @tne
balboffi3ielle, in ct. petersburg err
lafIene GrflGrung ma6t Dem 9erii6t
Elm Gnbe, pona6 8ublanb nabrz
I6einli9 ben 5iiriten 5erbtnunb
ais 6erri9er 8ulgarien's anertennen
perbe, Die @rtlGrung beiugt, buB
3uBlunb Ii9 ME auf irgeno pel6e
9erbinbung nit Der jeBt beite6enoen
ungeieBli6en bulgarii3en &egierung
Die Der 8epOlferung BON einem lliurz
patpr aufgebrungen lit, einlahen perz
be. 3uBlanb perlange nur, bab man
einen Siiriten in llebereinItimmung
nit benz 8erliner 8ertrage unb nit
3uftimmunq Der pfprte tpd6le.
Die r9ailp g2etps" tpirb morgen
cine SepeI9e aus @ien berDffentliz
9en, in tpel9er es 6eibt. DuB man bort
bieie 9arlegung Der Stellung &uBz
lunb's bubin auslege, baB Oieies be-
abIi8tige, ben SiirIten Seroinanb 10
f4neQ, pie mDgli9, ab3uieBen uno
besglei9en au9 Die san3e ieBige &ez
eierung 8ulqarien's.
Wiebr Sruppcn fur Madagascar.
Soulon, l. 4uguit.-9er bic
fige Gpmmunbant bat Srbre er6alten,
8prte9rungen fir Die foforttge 9lbz
fenbung elmer neuen 4btbeilung BON
Sruppen na9 Waubagusfar gum @r=
iaB Der erfrantten Soloaten, tpel9e
na9 9auie beorbert iinb, gu treffen.
GboIera in Sapan.
= I'D, ~. sur. - S1e SpOlerd
ipiitbet nod itets in Sapun. 8is
gum II. Suli Duren 3705 Grtranz
tungen gu ber5ei4nen, BON benen so
pro5ent nit bem Sooe enoeten, bo9
lit es gelungen, bic @erbreitung Der
Seu9e gu perbinbern, mas gu 9unz
iten Der treffli4en ianttGren 8orz
ii6tsmabregeln Der Sapaner 1pri6t.
Stanleg TIT utiioe.
2pnbpn, 1. 9luguit. = Der
morgige yGtunburb" ptrb bic Hahz
ri9t entbalten, buB 80nig 2eopolb
bon 8elgien bem @rfu4en bes 9enrp
Wf. Stanlep, oenielben bonn Sienite
i'm gpngoitaate, gu tpel9em er conz
trattlt6 Bis 1900 eebunben mar,
freisuseben, 6plQe leiften perbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-03
Au un(frrr gslrigrn 9. MOrgrn
eAGsQabe.
Wrinn,S neurr 9irinent.

gep zOorf, l. @usuit. - Der
SEEM Yorter Mdnnergeiangberein
vQrion" bat gu ieinem 9trigenten
9rn. Sulius 2oren5, 3. 3. 9irigent
Der Singz9ltaoemie gu @logau, ais
Na6folger 6ran3 ban Der Studen's
nit porlduftg $4,000 9eba1t PRO Sabr
eripGhlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-03
- Gs furirt uno ptrbltet -
8el9Weroen unb S9mer3en.

@eser aopfs.s (,inerlei Oh uero0ier Natur ober
u.belbrFinocnJ, 3abnrDe5. Reurasie 9lbeumatIsmus.
Siittcnueb, GtmerseH uHo ShUddJe i'm Gildeu, II
Rldsrat ob,r in ben giisreu, S6mer8sH IN Der Gee
seub Der e,ber, Gippcnfels SESuHouHg, @eleHta ans
ltpeauuaen uno Sam,r3eu aller art Diro bic Sn.
menbuua Don JlaoDGps 5ieaop 3teIief ioiortise Grs
Ieit,runs sWlbr.E uzO OeiitH fur Deuss Gase fOrta
ssjes:er GebrauR cine psrmGusuts 9siIuus aur GaISs
Eobsa.
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Scrihtct.

2tbe Out, Sylu., l. Qtuguit. -
Der Neger 8eorge Wtit6eQ 6iiBte 9euz
te bus 9erbre9en Der S9eilnabme an
Der @rmorbung unO Seraubung oes
QBeiBen 2llfreb Rpber9 am 8algen.
@r bet6euerte bis gum lebten @u9enz
hlide feline l1nf6ulD.
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Nbemntatisntms.

Gabpap & Co., Reus9orf.
IS toulmt mir pUI, ais o6 uHseredbt seseH Sic
urb 9Gr ausas3sltnetss Broparat ". R VI. sebana
bslt b4tts mean ID nitt Ibcr ben yuseu beribten
rpiro. ban mir bci,lbc gtbradpt Bat SD mar bsitis
pom rnt,iirslit5cm JibsuEatismus betmaeiubt bod
i,it Id hr. lReoBin fenAe fa1H id mir lIets &Inoes
Euag UsIifcifeH, 1psEH I9 oIsltlbe EG1 Sorl4rIp
sebrauue. A4tuHssOou
EbomGs Barter,
Jutbpeu, BGIO gltosgo., Ssrps.
Den 1c. GtbrHGr 1896.
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Ereiie $50. $500, $500, ,S4OO, $500.
9aar> antabIun9
s3. 81. SO. SD. $40.
Bro 0ionat
So, 81, SO, SD. $40
,@albroof" fiir 6eh !
Seine Sfpten-3infen,
Seine Steueru-Sppptbefen.
Ne1tcrnerf!

iSetertperf! sSencrperfl
9pint.Srecje, Mittppb unr Spurerffns
ieoer 9Sodle. Man benute Die Gin uno Su1urbaHz
gSassons. (gu93, SaStVdl
1854 Saeler's, Srpant & Strattpn 1895.
SuIneB Spliege une Stenp9rdpbie.
SIR. 2, 4, 6, s, 10 unO II, Norris barlcS= StraBe.
81 SdhreszgroTfnuHa DioHta9, ben ?. Sept.
Sfferirt etuas HeIes-prGttlites nEo tortihritta
Iides.
0as SaoIerES uiem iUiro ais bic bette 9e9r.Dfes
tbooe oes 10 SabrbInocrts" anertount. IS 1T elm
prcftiider unterrdt oes @eiddtspeens pom ben
9lnfaugSariiuoeu an.
ollie 9intrcsuHgcn Derben oirett Don ben einselaus
frnen unb auseeae6enen GeIhattSs sGapiereH gemddt.
IS lit oieies ba5 elESise @ole9 in Baltimore, Uez
Dies ben unterridht Der SdJuler nit Der prattiiden
Sudfubrune NIB ben Sitrcau=B.attiteH pom Gd9e oes
giutrltts an be9lHnt. 3ie Sbuler Iernen oies In
prGttiider Aeiie, Rld1t nur theoretib.
gbenozStiler senieseH oieicben SortbeiIe pie bic
pom Gage.
goblcT's, Sruant & Strattons College bictst iei=
neR SdiIsrH Die been aciIliteH uno empiieblt biez
itlben nad ibrer Nusbllbung iur StelunseH als
9ud6alter, Steuosrapben uHo 9'lreauz z2lrbelter.
Der llnterridlt Gage 1T beretts croITnet. Der
gtcuo<uHterritt beginHt am 80. september.
g8t9sn @tnselnbeiien unb anmtIounsen luenbe man
fih ober idreibe an
s. u. Sarlrr, ssfr. VI. s.. Sarler, Yrdi:
SIR .. 4, 8, ., 10 uno II, gioro=@bGrlcss StraBe,
1852 Baltimore, Mer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-03
ScS Wnrnrs idlulOia.

Garrpflto n, Meb., 2. 9lug.-
Sn benz Pro5eiTe gegen Die 9ebriiber
Saplor, tpelbe befunntli9 angeflagt
tparen, bic Samilie Nteefs ermprbet
gu baben, gaben geitern bic 9ei9po>
renen Elm 9erDitt auf Wtorb i'm erten
Srdoe Qb.
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Iaren @paifrn i'm Spicle? 4

4fb1anb, &p., 1. 2luguit. -
6eltte N6enb brannte Die neuerri6tete
tat9oliI9e STRIDE gdn3li4 nieber. Die
llrIa9e bes 5euers pirO Den Mitgliez
bern Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9li1o=
citation" in Bic S9ube ge16pben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-03
atett pottt SIise aetroTen.
Glammcniuiithen.

m q, g., 2.9tuguit. 0ieS6ubz
5abrit BON Sobn 9rice unb bas 9duz
iergeoiert, in tpelaem bieielbe belesen
tit, purben geItern 4benb bur6 5euer
5eritort. Der anseri6tete S9aben be-
trGst 100000.
Central 8 afe, Mi6., 2.9luz
quit. - Seuer bat Die Waarenlager
BON 8. Simons C Comp, bic 6ol5z
bDfe Der rGameron=2umberzG Gomp., L"
bic Sruderei BON 6. 6. GamIeD unb
eine sln5abl unoerer 9ei9dftsbduier
lebte gea9t 5erit0rt. Der ongeri9=
tete S9aben ftellt ii9 auf $25, 900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-03
Gbtneicn bcatnmcn su reformtren

Qonbon, l. 2luguit. - Der 6iz
neiii9e 8eIanbte in ct. petersburg,
g3amens 96u, lit als 8icezPrdiiDent
bes WtiniIteriums fir Dffentlihe Or
beiten in Yeting ernannt poroen.
Dies lit cine einfluBrei6e SteQung
uno bat in ibrer 5olge Die gr6Obung
gu bemielben 3ange, lpte oerlenige bes
berItprbenen Sieng mar.
@bu 1T elm eifriger 5prti4rittler,
unb feline 8angerb0bung betra9tet
man ais einen 8elpei5 Der NbIi6t
@6ina's, Heformen ein3ufiibren unb
Der Civilization me6r 8orf3ub gu
leiiten.
Scr ySroen Der 1Sorffcr. r."-SIoblt6er
500 eineS SeIcaaten.
2onbon, 1. @uguit. - Die amez
rifanif f6en Selegaten 3ur Supreme
court bes nOrOens Der 50riter" ia
men 6eute bier an. Die californiI6en
Oelegaten lieBen bur4 Ri4ter McGlz
fref6 bon Cos 2tngelos Elm 8onner
iiberrei6en, ipel6e5 auf ibren Wuni4
au9 ais @mbleme bes Srbens angez
nommen purbe. Die 5lagge lit roth,
meiB unb bluu nit einem MalteIerz
&reu3 i'm Wftttelpuntt.
Sobn McGonneG, Elm 0elegot aus
Soronto, itiir3te 6eute in Der ct.
W}arttnsz6aGe pl0Bli6 tobt gu 3d.
ben. Gr bate tur3 borber nod nit
eini9en 8efannten gei9er3t. Ntan
nimmt an, baB Elm S4lugfluB feinem
2e6en Elm Gnoe mu9te. Die Gpnbenz
tiOn pertagte iid nit 8iitii6t auf ben
SpbesfdQ.
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Sine Cclqucae angcbnbrt.

8eGfaire, Sbio, l. 9lug.-Gul@
berfon &c Comp. baben beute auf Der
2obr's 5arm nabe 9tntio4 Die erIte
SelqueGe anqebobrt. 0iefel6e lit iebr
ergiebig unb liefert 1000 Sab Del.
Sa4perItGnDige ertlGren, bdB Die
Ouele bic qrDBte i'm 2anbe lit.
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Iues Sua itno Srua.

2taes S,te 1tno Srns.
g btIa bel p bia, 2. 9luguit. -
Der Siitrifts@2lntpult 9rabam bat
ben 9e6eimpoli5iften 9eper, Der nu9
bem &naben 9onarb PteBel fu6t,
5uriidberufen. Gr tbeilte nit: Die
Srage, mo 9plmes prp5eIiirt perben
io1, tann i9 erit entf6eioen, tpenn
ale Wfittel IN bemSemiiben, ben 8naz
ben ober befen ueberreite gu finben,
erf9Dpft itnb. Wollte i9 Die Su6e
na9 benz Sungen jebt aufseben, 10
tpiirbe Die M1utter befSlben in Der be-
itdnoigen ltngeipiBbett uber busS4idz
fal i6res &inbes leben unb niht einz
nal pihen, ob t6r SD6n9en nod am
2eben pber pb e5 bds 2pps feiner betz
ben S9neiter9en getbeilt bat. @s 1T
mein fefter @ntfdluB unb metn aufz
ri4ttees 8en1!stsH, biefe 3fpeifel fir
bas Wfutterber5 gu beIeitigen uno 5rz
glet6 bas 8epet5matertal gegen ben
S3ulbigen gu permebren unb gu itdr=
fen. Sd babe tpenig Soffnung, bab
9oImss ielbf uns bebiilflid iein tpirD,
ben Snaben gu finOen. 8is ieBt mar
QlQes, mas i9 bariiber aus ieinem
W1unbe pernommen, 2ug unb Srug,
unb iiaerlt9 ni9t ba5u geeignet, un5
CUR 2Ofung bieies bunfelen 8ebeimz
miles gu bienen."
Gmeline ion nod ant Se6cn iein.
Gbicago, 2. 9(uguit. - OILS Die
beri6punbene @meline Gigrant in Die
9ienite 9plme5' trat, ioa ite $500 be-
fefen baben, Die ibr 9olmes na6 uno
na4 abborgte, inDem er i6r als9fano
gepifes 9runoeigentbum gab. Der
SapetenbGnbler Siebt, elm perI0nlt6er
SSreunb ppn 9olmes, ben bieier iogar
in bem 8rtefe, ben er aus bem Sc
fdngniB on Quinlan i3rieb, griiBen
lieB, be6auptet fogar, buB er Gmeline
Gigranb nod i'm 0erbit 1893 geie6en
unb baB iie bumals einem Sinoe oaS
2eben geI6entt babe, DeiIen @ater9olz
mes geipeien lei. Die 8ei4i6te bon
Der angebli4en @er6eirat6ung lei err
funben tporben, I'm i9ren 3uitano 5lt
erfldren.
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Gin GoblengrabrrzStrtfe abseueu>
nct

PittsburG 2! 2lug.-Sur9
einen Gompromib tit Der Strife Der
So6lengrdber in WefzYenniDlba=
MEN dboeipanot iporben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-03
BraM6en sic 0eIo {?
TdsIit, fpodentIid unb Gcnntaes,
Raiue, Giaeutbumer ano Hsesfteur

DarIehen fonnen eut ElSbsIE, pianos, Bferoe, Dss
siR uns an6eus perisnine eis.ntbun su nieoriaerea
efGttz nno auf lknstrs Selt, oIs ansersno tn Der
Gtabt erIarsf rrretu.
3ab. aspstssR 81, ben Gebranp foDobI bes Del.
bee, Htt bee etsenthuHs unb f6Rntn bas GeI0 su
etnsr Don Stnen btlitbf.u i3eit surl6 erfatt,n.
aDtseH ntittIsr Gustunft ptHos man fid5 an beS
HIreeu bH
.Ghejassate. Bar rantis :GsmS aente."
3imHeI Rr. 6, -DatIp Gtcsres Builhins.s
9fs estlnGtsns nns ct. HaIiaI.
(gept24.12Tao
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Scr
NatiOMal sSalt &eretn
oct Staot Baltimore.


Sureaur: 3immer Sfr. 4Os unh lO9, 5ierIitp
Suileina.
2IutpriTrtes SapitaI SlO.OOO,OOO.OO.
g eamtc
Grnff 9. &nnbc, iur., Yrditoent.
Sbpmas ~. Sali, StceprdloeHt.
q. sScslcp 6ucft, Sdlatmeiiter.
e. u. Sple, Sefretdr.
WWcS. prid,are, @en.zG zGeihdftSIlbrer.
s. y. morris, @5eifdftsfubrer
bes 2iIauH95=2epartements
gSiniams 6 SSilliams, 3iettsconluenten.
Sepoiitorium: Continental fatipnaI1Sdnt.
Siteritelluua Der SecurItdten: 6ieelitp g. Se'
ppitsGp.
cftprcn:
Grnff :. Snabe, jun, pom sSHl. Snabe q CO.,
Bianu iabrltaEteH.
Clinton y. @aine. Ron 8aiue & gtcsarau, Sana
Tiers uHo Wiatler.
9bpmas SS. SAL, gnnaIt.
SSilbur Il. Saefipn, 4rGiioeHt Der Continental
gtatIonal=Sauf.
Grparr Maine, Seii5er unb Serausseber oes
r9cutid1en @oIreipcnbeuten."
Samcs .. Wfaipu Dor Der Sames 9. faIon 60
Observation-Disclosures,
" SSiuslpm sSiuiams, InipaIt.
Charles Senrp Smtb uon Smith, Siron 81 Co.,
Saeros=NGnolcr in Yapier uno Eaplerlddeu.
~. WcS. 3ridbarr, SGus8erelH
SHerten fur Gas pubIifum i'm susuff.
$50 9ntbeiEe SsproSentia.n earantrten pollbeSabIs
ten NttieE@8apta5 NJ 500 pro ant9eiI; 3nen ruerz
ben balbllhrllCl beSahlt. (Sebr9,lSO
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o3.u, 'sB.r eoIumbias $50. 90, gictors $50 90.
~ 8seminstons $1,000. S6on aebrauht, BIZ
epeIes su Dtnistr ais Guitonspr,i.n, lum 9sfsns
Sreiit, auf leibte Nbtabluns ntnn s.fpinitt. grs
kabrifate psn 81 8 90 autndTfs porr6thia
s1ii firs agtntcn far bic epaIeins nnS Greeeuss
UtepeieS.
q. .. &oate, ST., Co..
Cessx2a/ /0gats)l ~. %. - efts BaIstmsresetr.
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SEPT lit er, tpie fuft ale perionen, bic
nit 9plmes in 8eriibrung famen,
fpurlos perf6punben. Die ppli5et
lit ber4nfi9t, bab Or.8enton nit benz
gebeimniboplIen 6at6, bem Solmes
angebli9 Die piBel'i3en &tnber in
Soronto anbertraut baben min, ioenz
tif4 1T.
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azaNs2i Stad, oeut SaspoI.

4zaAlEi Rad oettt SaopoI. sT5ss$A
2onb n, 2. 9luguit. - r0ailp
Neps" ertldrt beute friib, baB bic BEL
@elegenbeit bes internationalen 9eo=
grapbenzGongreFes am %. Suli porz
gei9lagene internationale Siibpolz
Expedition b06it pabrIdeinli9 nidt
in all5u ferner 3eit CUR Sbutiu9e
perben ipiirbe. Die Expedition mar
BON Or. Murrap, benz befanntenSii6z
rer Der Gbanengerz@rpebition in
Mnresung gebra9t tpprben. Ser gez
nannte 9elebrte bate Die @nna6me
pertreten, baB Der antarftii9e. Gontiz
nent feline MISUNDERSTANDING BON
pulfanii9en Sniel4en lei, unb baB
bic 5ori4ungsfabrten i'm fioii1en
Gtsmeer BON ben SlOtten Der gan3en
Welt unternommen iperoen 1ollten.
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gle womIans tarftsd,en gdoer.

gbioIut eritsr slaiit sur Yidunsr i'm aGauitablez
Geb6ube.~ gtur fur 9aHeu tn Rr. $40. Saratosas,
nahe Sutatpz Strase. (SGli15,lD
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suu,rItt.-gin 6ol6tr 95eeI0fTsI bis su zbe,I6ffsI
In eutm balben @ia5 IgaieG piro in peEi9eH DtinuS
fen h,ilsa: 9rdmpic, 3u6EEs.H, Nastniaure, nebeIs
teit, grbrcdea, Sob6rcnntu, Herooudt, Shldhoiisa
Ell, Sepfucb, SIabuHseH uHo ale lHHsrtteH S6msrH
IeB. ..,.- -, ,,,.,. ,,x.- on.4
f,lTeser uro Gle aRoeren nnlarIIteE, bllloien una
ouitla.u iyle6sr 70 tHsQ tutItt, ais, unterust
RGopGp's YilLtu, &GOHGp's Rt0b9 Re
IIsf.
mr.iA IN gtA bic Gfafdae.
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$500 Scrsensphaiter.

2onbon, 2. 9lusuit. - Sable
Gains, eine junge iriihe Srau, Die in
2onbon lebt, erbielt in tbrer &lage
gegen 8m. Craig Poper5, ben So6n
zines 8anfiers bon &o6eiter, R.zY.,
tpeeen 9ebro6enen Gbeperipre6ens
$500 5u9eipro6en.
Ser 8etlagte bate ii4 ntdt Bel ben
8erbunolungen ge5eigt. ga6getpiez
fen purbe, baB Yopers bereits perbeiz
rutbet mar, als er ii6 nit Sri. Gafins,
pel6e i'm u9Olbornz9otel" angeitelt,
Derlobte.
soIoatcn pom SIise aetroTen.
9er1in, 2. Nuguit. - Sin Selez
gramm aus Yaberbprn, Weitp6alen,
melbet, bab Elm 8liBi9lag in cine
Gpmpagnie Solbuten, tpel9e auBerz
bal6 Der Stabt erer3ierte, eingeI9laz
gen, iobaB cine grpBe 3ubl Derielben
betdu6t gu 8oben itiir5ten. I9t Splz
buten liegen i'm Sterben.
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Subt Den Sno.

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-12
TRAINS.
ARRIVE DEPARTS
CONNECTIONS.

No. 1.-Connects at Burton, Kan,
with A T. & s. T for points in Kansas.
Has reclining chair cars (seats free),
aud Pullman drawing room sleepers TO
Burton, Kan.
No. 2-Connects at Monette for points
in Arkansas, Indian territory and
Texas. Connects at Grand Union
Station. st. Louis, with all lines for
the east, north and southeast. Has
reclining chair cars (seats free) and
Pullman drawing room sleepers to st.
Louis.
No. S.-Connects at Burton with A.
T. & S. F. for all points west and north
west. Has reclining chair cars (seats
free Pullman drawing room sleepers
TO Burton. Through Pullman Sleep
ers Burton to Los Angeles, San Diego
and San Francisco. On Sundays has
Pullman sleepers through to Los An
geles without change.
No. 4-Connects at Monette for points
in Arkansas and Texas. Connects at
st. Louis Grand Union Station with all
lines for the east, north and southeast
Has reclining chair cars (seats free)
and Pullman drawing room sleepers to
st. Louis.
Thought tickets on sale to all points
For further informa ton call upon or
address TAGG & CARNEY,
City Ticket Agents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-12
HOUSE-HUNTiNG.
IL Is Now q Profession - The Fee L.
Small

"Why don't you get house-hunter
10 help vou?" The landlady said this.
"a what?" exclaimed Mr.. and Mrs.
Jamison both at once. ~House-humter."
sWhy, have never heard of one" said
Mr.. Janison. what are they?" asked
Mrs. Jamison. Why, a house-hunter
H. one who hunts houses" explained
the landlady. You go to one and tell
her what you want, and she does the
rest. There is house-hunter who lives
up in Prospect avenue. If you viii GO
and tell her what you want she or her
SON will go with you and get you just
the very kind of a house you want. All
Seu have TO do is to tell her the location
in which you desire the house, about
the kind of house you want, and how
much you want TO pay. They seem 10
have the whole city right at command
and no sooner do you tell what you
want than there it is, all fitted out ready
to move into.
Il always get her to hunt houses for
me when want to move. You will pay
mission from the other end as we'll
She has sort of understanding with
all of the real estate dealers in the city.
Sometimes she gets two dollars and
sometimes as high as ten dollars from
the dealer, according to the drive and
kind of house. She told me all about
it one day. When her husband died she
4 -lot 30 IL h. ,al
TO hunt up little cottage that would
fit her means, just as you did.
Then she sawwhat hard work it was.
She would go to a dealer, just as you
did, and get long list of houses and
then start out and try to get one that
would fit. She said that when she was
riding along she would see hundreds of
houses such as she wanted, but none of
them seemed to be on the list. Then
she thought what nice thing it would
b, if one could have some one to hunt
a house for one, and out of it grew the
business which she has been engaged
in ever since. She finally found a house
such as suited her and then she went
TO real estate agent, one of the biggest
in the city, and asked him what he
would give her If she would find tenants
for his houses. He told her and she
went to another. Finally she got rates
from all the dealers and also got a list
of the houses. Then she began TO study
the houses, the streets and the city.
After awhile she got them all so that
she knew them. She knows about every
reatable house in the city and how
much it will rent for. Then she began
to study human nature and, by fitting
people to houses and houses to people,
she finally got SO she could find just
the house & person wanted in half q
die"
The house-hunter, who is believed
TO be original in Buffalo, not only finds
houses but locates rooms and board for
people who desire them. She lives in
a neat little cottage in Prospect avenue
and from the rail of the porch depends
a neat sign which tells the passer-by OF
the peculiar occupation Of the resident.
The fee of one dollar is asked only when
the person desiring a house is IN q
hurry. When the house-hunter takes
her time house will be secured after
time which will please. The dollar is
for having the house-hunter go with
one at once and finding just the house |
wanted. This plan is usually chosen
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-12

the supreme court of Oklahoma. Braith-
wait VS.. Cameron, IS Pac. Repr. 1854,
as a we'll considered analysis OF the
acts to which the court referred, and a
vigorous support Of the conclusions
reached by the court"
OF course this is gratifying to the su-
preme court of Oklahoma, as the de-
cision was made over the decisions of
three territorial supreme courts, and
more especially gratifying 10 Judge
McAtee, who wrote the decision after
long search of the statutes Of the Unit
ed States. In this case a former de-
cision Of the supreme court was re-
YArSad
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-12
Unsuitable Resentment

He was 4 sedately dressed man who's,
countenance was thoughtful and whose
literary taste as shown by the book.
which he carried with him to read on tn,
train indicated that he was a man O,
learned attachments. Even the brake
man was moved to assume respectful
manner. AS he leaned over him TO oper
the window he said:
Excuse me, professor"
The old gentleman was on his fee,
in an instant, his eyes flashing angrily,
Needn't git mad" the brakeman
said. I've gotter ten ter me business
Il don't care how much you attend &c
your business. But don't you even
again call me anything but Mister.
Don't you dare call me professor. I'm
neither a dancing master. prize fight
er, nor juggler, and have, therefore
no right 10 the title. Washington
Star.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-12
TRAINS
GOING NORTH AND EAST.

GOING NORTH AND EAST.
No > Kansas City, st. Louis
and Chicago limited daily
No . Colorado Springs, Den
yer andPacific coast daily
No 4 kansas City st. Louis
and Chicago night express
daily except Monday. -.
INSTRUMENTATION daily
except Sunday...........
GOING SOUTH AND WEST
No | Fort Worth. Dallas,
Houston and Galveston
express, daily,..........
No | Oklahoma, TT Wort h
New Orleans and Pacific
coast, daily..-..........
No ) Oklahoma, TT Worth
Dallas and New Orleans
express, daily, exec Of
sunday ...-..... .....-
No SEort Worth. Houston
Galveston and San Ante
niO express, daily, except
sun Qay -.--.-.-.
No 81 Accommodation, ex-
cept SGnday----..-.-...,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-12
HE WANTS RELIEF
OKLAHOMA MAN ASKS A SPECIAL
SESSION OF LEGISLATURE

Depicts to Governor Renfrow the Hard
ships of the People and the Troubles
aForcible Collection of Taxes this Win
ter viii Infiict-For this Reason He
Wants the Legislature to Get Together
and Do Something in the Way of Giving
the Public a neutrality-suspicious. Tax
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