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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-01-25
Jim" SMITH has Weakened up to the
fact that he has been punished.

IT is remarkable how the logic of
events sometimes refutes the theories of
sages and statesmen. 1t is less han
half a century since the world was soaring
itself silly over the m~althusian theory
of the insufficiency of the food supply
as compared with the development of
population. Today, as a practical matter
of fact, the world is struggling with the
problem of superabundant food supply
and its consequent c~heapness, temper
arily ruinous to commerce.
Last year, the patriotic press of the
Republican party was chanting dirges
over the ruined industries of the United
States, done to death by the lib
eral trade impulses of a reckless and
subversive Democracy. Yesterday we
had chronicled the facts, first that our
of England in the English markets, the
particular article in point being iron
trolley poles; second, hat the largest
steel plant in the country-one of the
largest in existence-has just been COM
it will start off next week with a payroll
of $4,000 a month. These evidences of the
ruin Wrought by the recent tariff bill do
honor to the Republican prescience.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-01-25
SOCIETY'S PASTlME
Ladies' Progressive Euchre
Club the Members of
Which Are Laws
Unto Themselves.
NOVEL WAY oFoBTAINING PRIZES
Director Beach to Sail for Europe
News From the World
Of Fashion.
NOVEL WAY 0F0BTAINING PRIZES

When progressive euchre was first
originated, people called it a fad and
never thought it would develop into an
institution as decided as the annual
football game. 1t has indeed reached
such a stage that progressive euchre
clubs are being formed by the scores,
and ladies and gentlemen meet at regu-
lar intervals to play the fascinating
game. Perhaps its popularity is due to
its social value, for there is no amuse-
ment which is in all respects as sociable
as progressive euchre; the constantly
changing partners affords a variety of
interest, as, unless it be in a party of
veteran players, the laws of silence are
not obeyed.
THE MATINEE CLUB.
One of the best known of Jersey City
Clubs is the Matinee, which is composed
entirely of ladies. The Palma Club mem
bers are always DESTROYS of aiding in the
amusement of their lady friends and
have offered their club building to the
members of the euchre club. The mem
bers are ladies who are either wives,
sisters, mothers, or friends of Palma
Club members, and therefore deeply in
terested in Palma matters. At present
there is a sufficient number of mem
bers for five tables.
The club meets every other Monday,
and the members play for handsome
prizes. Two prizes, first and second,
are given, and the members of the Mat
inee Club have rather an original way
Of ARA 7ging for these trophies. Each
lady pays her dues at the beginning of
he meeting, and the money at the end
of the game is given to the member Win
ming the first prize, she having the UNI
mifigated pleasures so dear to the heart
Of mountaineering for the other mem
oers. The winner of that first prize then
buys the prizes for the e contest.
THE CLUBS ORGANIZERS.
The organizers of the Matinee Progress
sive Euchre Club are Mrs. w. F. Mid
lsdge. Mrs. Henry Kellers and Mrs. White
These ladies knew the value of rogres-
sive euchre in congenial mpan n
the thawing effect it has upon the most
choice and selected euchre as the winter
of the club. Only a few
meetings have been held this year, but
at these the members have had, in the
times and applications for membership
are constantly being received. There
are no officers, but each. one governs, her
self according to Parliamentary rules
Of her own.
The members of the club are:-Mrs.
Henry Kellers, Mrs. Edward Whalley,
Miss Jessie Tilden, Miss Emma jackson,
Mrs. Henry Wood, Mrs. Frank Menagh,
Miss Kebecca. Horstmans Miss Georgia
Albert Lembeck, Mrs. William F. Mid
lidge, Mrs. Romano, the Misses Gautier,
and Mrs. James White.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-01-25
mr.. Jones, High service Reservoir
Edea.

1t is to be feared hat the remedy pro-
posed by President John M. Jones of
the Finance Board for the bad condition
Of the water is far from being as com
piete or satisfactory as he seems to
think. He sets forth the fact IN his reso-
lutions, proposed in the Board, last
evening, that a great decrease in the
amount of putrescent aibuminoids was
observed in the water delivered down
town as compared with that used on the
Hill and in Bayonne. The difference he
attributes, no doubt correctly, to the
exposure of the down town water to sun
and air in the High Service reservoirs,
whereas the water used on the Hill and in
Bayonne was all delivered direct from
Belleville.
Now while Mr.. Jones facts are no
doubt scientifically correct, it annot be
asserted tina the water down town, last
season, was even reasonably clear or PAL
atable. The cry against its vileness was
Just as loud IN the lower as in the upper
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-01-25
REAL ESTATE NEWS.


| for $500, lots 23S, 239, in Block S. Town of
Union. map of County, Block $3.50.
so lanes 5HJ5 ssSgSmss to Frank Crear for
Mary c. Costley to Edward w. Insley
for 81, lots IS. 16, II, Is, in Block c on
David Kay, Jr., to Ella G.. Schuyler
for 81, lots is, 10, 20, q, %, %, g., So, Ga,
65 Sc 81, Block ], on Schuyler Estate.
Arlington.
Henry X. Schuyler to David Kay, Jr.,
for 81, tract of land, Schuyler Estate, Ar
lington, described above.
James II. Cubberly to John Brennan
for $780, lot IS. Block 4 on John Patch
Estate.
Mortgages.
Frederick d. Sharper to Andrew J. G..
Foye for $1,000, Mouse and lot on Sussex
street.
John M. Jones'. to Prov:dent Institu-
ton for Savings for $4,000, tracts Of
land on Vroom street,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-01-25
EXCELSIOR REPUBLICAN, CLUB.

The Board of Governors Of the Eek
celsior I'll of the Heights met last
evening and organized with Edward
T.. Mitchell, Chairman and James knick-
.erbocker, Secretary. Ten candidates for
membership were admitted to the full
privileges of the club. These form the
Board of Governors:-E. T.. Mitchell,
James Knickerbocker, Julius Meyding.
George Keegan, E. Fackert, Jacob Bech-
told and r. T. Means.
Th club is in a remarkably prosper
Gus condition and they will give a stag
in three weeks time. In the meantime,
on Thursday evening next, there will be
a regular meeting, at which all members
are expected to attend.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-01-25
ELECTION OFFICERS TO BE PAID.
Board OF Finance VIII Borrow the

Pending an adjustment of the election
claims the city has against the county,
the Board of Finance has decided to bor-
row a sufficient sum of money to pay all
the election officers without any further
delay. The members of the Election
Committee of the Board of Aldermen
have been notified by several officers that
unless they were paid at once they would
sue the city. 1t is to keep the city from
becoming involved in numerous law suits
that the Finance Board proposes borrow
ing So, 300 on a temporary loan bond, bear
ing Az per cent. interest, and placing the
money at the disposal of the Aldermen
for the liquidation of the Election Off
GERS claims.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-01-25
TEUTONIA's PIG ROAST.

The Teutonia Singing Society held a
pig roast at HenkePs Casino last night.
Emil Englemann donated the pigs. Mr..
Englemann has just returned from
Europe, and the feast was given in his
honor. Speeches were mad by Mr..
Englemann, Richard Kraemer. August
Kesdel and Eugene Brannistein. There
was lots of singing also, and Mr.. Engle-
mann received a warm welcome by his
felloW-memberS.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-01-25

IF the Republican Senate wishes to
escape worse disgrace, it will confirm
Judge Garrison's appointment without
further delay.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-01-25

THESE are days when the leadership
of Leon Albeit is missed.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-01-25
REAL ESTATE.
TO LET.

FLAT TO LET-FTyE LIGHT ROOMS AND BATH
i've minutes walk to Pennsylvania ferry. 81
ScNaughton- l29 Grand street. near Warren.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-16

eine 0eniigenoe neutrality-suspicious.
bafir be3ablt iporben 1T unb boB es pieI'
lei9t aud nod cine 3eit lang. na9bem
bie pone Rrieesenti9dbigung be3a6li
,porben III, BORT Mrtbur beiebt boIten
uerbe. nm tuenioitens fiir etnise 3eii
gegen einen Ha9efrieg geI4lbt 3u iein.
SIN benz Griebensuertrog ielbf 1T iii.
pulirt, bab Wei-pai.Mei In ben Qdnben
Der Sopaner bleiben ioll, bis bic eriien
100. .OOO, 900 faels beaablt unb fir bic
beiben nd9fen idbrli9en Nbl9la9s3ab.
lungen Bdrsidoft ssleiitet 1T, unb Is III
baraus erii3tli&, bab bic iapaniide @e.
9ieruns bic benfbar sr6bten Worli9ts.
mobreeeln fur bte grfIquns Der Bebin.
gunsen getroffen bot. Die fiirsliden
griolse Sanan's baben bo3u gefiibrt,
BOB es leine Mufmeftiomfeit ouf bic
Abi9liebung eines 9ertrases nit M.
carosua 8eri9tet bat, um 9cnbels,
pripilegien i'm Nicaragua.2 .2anal ~
erlangen. Dteie Mnselegenbeit 1T in
@oibineton a,piiden benz @eianbten
@u3man BON Nicaragua unb ben Der.
tretsrn Sapan's in 8eratbuna seaosen
uorben. gu elmer 3eit i9ien bic
@runolaee oes 0ertroes geii4ert NOR
ben ~ iein,s Dr. @u3mon befiirdtete
jebo1. bab bic Ser. 5taaten gegen
bic Werleibuns BON pripileeien an
Sopan proteittren m66ten. Sic 8er-
treter Sapan's idlusen baber Dor, boh
Sopan bieielben pripilesien erbalten iolle
tpie anbere Wdhte, nit benen Nicaras
qua 0ertrd9e abgeidloIIen babe Oil.
ber ben Der. 5taaten, bic ausbriidlid
als gu beneren 8ebinsunsen bered.
ttst anseleben iueroen loaten, neil iie
10 nabe bel Mcara9ua selesen leien
Die unterbanblunsen Seri1lueen it'd
bel bieiem Yunfte uno Der 0ertrae
lit nod nidt obseldloHen morben, ob'
uobl unter ben Beamten fein 3meifel
oariiber berrldt, bab elm 3ufrieoenitels
lenber Wertrag errei9t perben mirb.
robur@ Sapon 9riuilesien i'm 60
nal erhalten tpirb. bic nit ieiner tpah'
Ienben Ma1t als Militdr= unb 9anbels.
nation I'm ginflans Heben lperben.
Muf guba wirb nod immer peiter re.
bellirt, bod i9einen bic Snlurgentea aui
benz lebten 2o9e gu pfeifen. fnb in meb'
reren @efedten gang seb6ris outs 9aupt
0e|hla9en moroen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-16
Nu<lottN.

Ser beutlde &eidstas bat am Sams-
to9 bic uml ltur3uorlage unb ON Montag
bic Sabatsteuerporlase nit sroberM rMtebr.
belt permorten. Bei Der leb'en Sam-
ltassoebatte iiber Yaragrapb 112 Der
I'm itur3- -@orlase meinte Der &riess.
miniiter Broniart BON @9ellenborff. er
tDnne bic Geinbi6aft ber Socialoemo.
traten eegen bic Nrmee tuobl be9reifen.
Sen lebtere biloe eine feite Mouer, an
pelder bic Socialbemofraten lid nublos
bic &Dpfe einrennen piirben. Sroboem
wuble bic Socialbemofratie ober an benz
Iunbamente bieier Mouer unb lol9e
Werlu9. gu perbinbern, lei bic nit jenem
Yaragrapben perbnnbene Nbfdt.
Nuguit Bebel erluiberte, bic berrl9en-
ben 2reile tpiinldten ausenideinli6 biz
Soeialbemofratea 5u 9emalttbdtiger
Sanblunsen 5u propociren, Inn lie nit
Militdrsemalt 5erldmettern su f0nnen
vMber," fii9te ct bin3u, roie Socialbe.
motraten oenfen nidt baran, ii9 In cine,
Sdlinge fan9en au laIien !"
Ser &riegsminiiter mics BebePs Be.
bauptunsen iebr enersiid 3utiid unb
citirte e,nen Mrtitel aus benz locialilti.
i9en .Yormdrts", in tusl6em seratben
muroe, i'm, ben Rrieesminiiter mie einen
toQen 6unb niebersul9ieben.
Namens ibrer perihieoenen parteien
ertlarten baraaf bic NationalIiberalen
Oiann, BON 3aroorff. Trei.Gonierpatio.
unb BON 2epebop, lie wiirben bic &e.
sierun9sfaiiuns BON paraerapb liz
segen bic Der Gommilfon unteritiiben.
Mbitimmum9 purbe perlanat unb BET
paragrapb wurbe in ber &eeierun9s.
ioiiun9 abeelebnt; fur benielben timm.
ten bic @onierpatiuen. bic @ei@spartei
unb bic yationalliberalen. gbenIs
murbe ber Yaroerapb in Der BON ber
Gommillion amenbirten Torm bertpor'
fen; nur bas Centrum ftimmte biesmal
fir benlelben.
Nun bemertte Gu9en Ni9ter, ber
Giibrer Der Gretiinnieen @oltspartei
vWir mollen iebt tur3en Yro3eh
nit ber 0orloee MAIDEN unb BON mei'
terer Dtscuilion abiieben, iobab tpi,
bur1 cine &etbe BON Mbittmmun9en
raid bic Welt bon bem 9an3en Ding
befreien !"
@i9ter's @orte lpurben nit erobem
@eld9ter beeriibt unb iein Ratb be.
folst. Inter 9rober Nufreeuns ,pur.
ben bic peri&iebenen Mmenoements
iormeQ 3uriidse3o9en uno cine mum.
berbore Seene ipielte fi9 nun al. Sic
Mebrbeit perwarf in beiteriter @tim.
mune jeben parasrapben, iobaIb E,
bon benz prdii6enten 3ur Mbitimmune
geitellt murbe. Mls ber lebte Yora.
graph erlebiet mar, ertDnten fettena
Bet Mntilemiten uno ber 2tnfen Sod.
rufe unb bic Sibuns wurbe untel
GROCER Mufresuns Bis gum Montae
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-16

dUEt UUCtSU OsUuWtkAS VIZ SW SSUIAs
bous benubt warben. Alle SniaHen
bes 0ouies mortn In, tteffen G1laf ols
bic Grplofon ftattfanb unb bie sr6bte
pdnif unter ben Qeuten berurla1te.
!! veeiidaa iprans aus benz britten Stod
ouf bas pfaiter Der Strabe unb braH
beibe Beine unb einen urn, tpdbreno
feline Trou unb 3uei 2inber BON ber
0euermebr 9erettet murben, nadbem lie
aber bereits idmere Branb,punben erlit.
ten botten. Mtan slaubt, bab nod meb'
rere perionen ibren Werlebunsen erlie.
gen merben.
Mus @utbrie, Oflo., ipirb unter benz
Datum bes 10. Wsai beri9tet: Die
beiben Mduber Nemcomb alias Bitter
Greet" unb pterce alias rDpnamite
Dtd". bic Gibrer Der eeidbrli9en Dal-
ton. Doolin Banbe, bic In LETTER Mo1e
setbbtet purben, fnb ntdt, uie 3uerit
bebauptet murbe, i'm Rampf BON ben
1unbesmarl6dQen s.t6btet, ionoern bon
permeintIiden Greunben In beren 9aus
I'm S9laf ermorbet worben. Dte san5e
Mifaire erinnert piel an bic grmoroung
bes Seize Sames bur9 bic 1riiber Gorb.
No9ri9ten 3ufolse, bic aus Snsaus
einsetroHen fino, iino bic beioen @duber
BON ben Briibern Dunn erl@oGen tporz
ben, benen bon ben 9iilfsmdrihdllen, bie
bebauptet batten, bic &duber iiberraidt
3u baben, eine hobe 8elobnung fur bie
3bat peripro9en uorben NOR. Die
pielen 6reunbe ber grmorbeten baben
Eiebt &a4e 9ei9moren unb bic Dunn's
baben bereits ibr 9aus in cine fleine
6eitung um9emanbelt, I'M 1i9 geeen je-
ben lleberfaQ pertbeibtsen 5u f0nnen.
Die Briiber Dunn befanben li9 am
Sta4mittas Dor Der Grmorbuns In Sn-
9a0s unb botten bort einen Uorratb uon
Bier unb .Wbistp einselest. gs uar
apil1en ben Mdnnern perabrebet NOR.
ben, baB bi. beiben Banoiten am Abenb
in Dunn's 9aus nit Salie Jfiles, ber
@eliebten bes Dynamite Sid, sulam=
mentreHen iollten unb bab bic san3e
@slellihatt i9 bann siitli4 t>un iollte.
go 9el1ab es auh uno I'M Wfttte, na4l
maren Die beiben &duber lduer betrun-
fen. Balo barauf Ie9ten iie Ii9 mil
ibren Waffen gum S4lafen nieoer, I'M
aber na9 furser 3ett pon ben Dunn's
i'm Bett eribolien 3u merben. gine
l1nterihduns Der 2eiden bat er9eben
boB bic idmmtli9en &useln uno &eb.
polten ben Beiben In FOLDER Weiie In
ben 86rper sebrun9en tparen, oab feir
3meifel bariiber auf uffommen fanu, BAT
fi1 bic @et0bteten In Iiesenber Stel1une
befunoen baben mii1len.
3pei 2tnber BON Weslep Gon
in 5alperspille, Rentudp, perlu9ter
Elm Geuer an3ufaden, inoem lie pulue1
aus einem Yulperborn, tpel4es Ii pfunt
entbielt. auf Elm fleines 2oblenfeue1
| idiitteten. Gs erfolste eine Gyplofor
unb benz 16 Sabre alten Mdo9en wure'
Elm Mrm abserilien. Sbre 9aare Der
brannten uno ibre Rleioer uurben III
abserillen. Sbrem 6 Sabre alten Bru
Der fosen Sbeile oes 9ornes in's Sc
| lidt, iooab ct beibe Mugen perlor. g.
tpirb nit bem 2eben baponfommen abe
bas Wdb9en mub ferben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-16

Annabme, bab GobeI, bsf ein aIter poa
35 Sabren errei9t bate. freininie II ben
fob sins. 6erner iom Sci ben gla&jDts
iGunaen ein Gtad 2ebensQei6iGte an
ben fo9, mel9es BEN Weria0rbentn feine
gbre rna9t. gr mar AZ elmer b6ieH
Stunbe in bie Nebe Der notoriinen 4ba
Git9 eerotben, ,usI9e ~ ber 3eit eix
1orben an ber GeoreeHrobe betrieb nnb
bate bort nit ibr 9slsbf. Dobei ianf
Der einit profperirenbe 0ei9dftsmdnf
BON Stufe ju Gtnfe, Bic er ptrmutbIi9
tn einem Mnfa[e BON Wer3weifiung etn
nafes Grab iu6te.
gu Glnria bra9te cine QDmin im
Circus BON Cells Brothers md6renb ii.
ner gorffeauns stpei junse 26men CUR
Welt.
- Das 9eifament bes por Rutsem I'M
utter BON rs Sabren i'm ct. Jranaistus
Qoipital In Cincinnati perfforbenen Sos
iepb Nurre tpurbe i'm probatgeri4t etn.
gerei4t, Sein auf $3.50, 900 geI9dbtes
Vermosen bat ct on fatbolii9e WobI-
tbdtiefeits-Nnifalten perma9t.
Dor 1ieben Wo1en per5dwonb
Grau Sames @leaion BON Deiianee, unb
mon bat ieitber nihts BON ibr geieben
ober aeb6rt. sic mar bic Satin bes
Strdlines Sames @leolon unb lieb li9
bon ibm i4eiben, tpdhrenb er I'm 3u9t.
bous mar. MIs ct feinen Sermin aboe=
ieiien batte unb na9 Defiance auriidfam,
oerlanste ct, boB fie mieber nit ibm su-
lommen lebe, bod meigerte fie ii4; aIs
tie perlAwanb. fpnroe BON geuiFer Seite
bebauptet, @leaion babe bic ssrau ct.
morbet. Mm Treitag fanben einiae
Slider auf einem fleinen 5treifen 2anb
5mil6en bem Maumee Glub unb benz
Canal einen bon lIfdnbi9en Mu,ug Grou.
enfleioer, 3erriifen unb nit Blut beipribt.
Die &leiber ioI1en benjeni9en, bic 6rau
@leaion BEL ibrem Werl9minben trug,
abnli6 lein.
Ser 2eibenldoft bes gieorettenrau=
dens i'm uebermab lit Sobn Cameron in
Cincinnati, etn alleemein befannter
Wfann, gum Opfer semorben= gr ifarb,
beinabe gu einem Sfelett abse3ebrt, na9-
benz ct lanse 3eit teine Nabr,lne au li9
nebmen fonnte, glei4iam ben 6unger=
too. Sein @emi6t ianf BON 1SO auf 80
Yfuno. Cameron, pelher bas Mmt ei-
neg @bef=glerfs Der Sanitdtsbeb6rbe
befleioete, rau9te td9lih so big rs Gi=
saretten.
-3u Marion punbe pbilip Son
tobt i'm 8ett unb Dennis 2ane BON ben
2doern elmer 2ofomotipe In 5tiide ee<
I4nitten auf Dem BabnseIeiie sefunben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-16
8nbertiSb

Wtit elmer Runi itbeilase, meIhe zines
Der neueiten unb ppllenbetiten Bismard-
portrdts BON 2enbad porsiislid mieber-
siebt, unh einem ftimmnngspoaen Sc.
bi9t BON &ubolf BON @ottihou trdgt bic
.&artenlaube" benz 80. @eburtstoQ bes
eriten oeutiden &ei9sfanalers tn tpiir-
bisfer Weiie &e9nuns. Beim meite.
ren Dur9bldttern bes neuen 0eites pett
uns elm fril4er 9au9 bts Jriblin9s
enteesen; bic Mebr3abl ber SQuitra.
tionen fiibrt uns ing Jreis, Dor allen bic
i4onen 2anoi idaftsbiloer, bic @. Yltt-
ner gu Suso Nrnolbs @9ilberungen
ran ben llfern Der Sal3ad" unb Germ.
Gorrooi gu oem farbenreiden 9erte vMb-
leits bonn Wese. Sfis3en aus gonitanti-
nopel" BON 3. 5dulse- -5dmibt seliefert
baben. Neben benz lebensfrilAen
Miindner 2iinitlerroman .g9t" BON q.
Nrtoria Iduft iebt eine fiir3ere gr3db.
lung Ser Gdbnri9 als gr3ieber" BON
Sans Irnolb, Elm &obinetitid bes i9alt.
baften 9umors, nit tpel1em bie1er Mu.
tor Die poelie unb Yrola bes 8adfl9-
tbums 10 fiiniilid su i1ilbern weib.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-16

Nrbeitslolieteit i9eint man9en
Irbeitern unentbebrli6 eemorben 3u iein.
Raum bort bic burb bas Darnieberlie.
gen BON 9anbel unb Snbuitrie aufse-
spunsene Arbeitsloisteit auf, 10 beeilen
ii6 ou4 i4on in per19iebenen Sbeilen
oes 2anbes bic Nrbeiter, bur1 Musitdnbe
5i6 cine 0erldngerun9 Der untbdtiqfeit
gu peri&affen. Sn Gbicaso Fnb es iebt
Die Boditeinmader, uelhe itreifen. CUR
Grrei4ung ibres 3ieles. bic Mrbeitqeber
our4 ben Iusitano 3ur &emdbrung ibrer
Joroerun9en gu 3minsen, linb bte Yer-
bdltniile bte oenfbar unsiinitigiten. Sic
No3frose nod BaumoteriaI 1T nod
lanse nidt In elmer @eile seftiesen, bab
bic porbanbenen eroben Worrdtbe ni&t
CUR Deduns berielben ausrei9en Mir
ben.
- SIN Gilen- unb Stablmorfte hdlt
bic Beierun9 ON; i'm Yittsburaer Di-
itrift lino beinabe ale Gilen- un6 6tabl.
merle in Betrieb, in ben meiiten uirb
nit Doppelt. @@i9t searbeitet. BeiIe-
mer Hobeiien fties auf $40 S5 mnb
muroe etn gontraft fo9ar 3u $l1.25 per
Sonne ob9eidloHen. Ser b6bere preis
bot CUR Jolge, baB Rdufer nit BefteI-
lunsen etuas 5uriidbaItenb gemorben
iinb, I'M 5u ieben, Oh bieie preiserb6b.
un9 cine permanente 1T. ObI&on BON
Der Nmalsomateo Aiioeiation motrl9ein-
lid cine 6orberung I'm b6here Q6bne oe.
itelt werben mirb. 10 perben iraenb.
wel9e Nrbeitsit6runeen faum au er,por-
ten iein, ba ale Mn3ei9en bofar 1pre-
den. bab es 5u etnem gompromiB fou,.
men uirb. Gin @treit t6nnte aur lett
gen 3eit, mo- bte Snbuffrie f& wieber
BON ben f&weren S1ldgen Der Iebten
Sabre gu erbolen beetnnt, fir bic fernere
entpidelung auf inbuitrielIem @ebiete
perbdngniBpou iuerben. 80 Sn 0ittsburo
wurben wdbrerb Der lebten Wo&e fol.
genoe Werfdufe abgei9loHen: 5000
Sonnen 1efemer Glen su SOTO;
5000 Sonnen 5u $lO85; 5000 Son-
mel, 5u $11.l0; 1000 9onnen ,arop
Jorge" 3u $9.35; 1000 9onnen StabL.
barren 3u $15.75 unb 1900 9onnen au
$3.50. Sn Der @eibble4. Snbuiirie lit
bas @ei4dft ni&t sldnsenb, obi9on
man&e Jabrtfen In letter Mo@e red5t
CUTE Beitelnnsen erbalten baben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-16

- ueDeT Ote OeuIICDe 29eQIer1Qt1ON IN
Cincinnati pirb eeldrieben: Sic nun.
mehr beenoiste Sbeaterioilon bat nit
einem Defi3it BON $3,SSS.ss seidloHen.
gs purben 81 Sonntaes= uno bier
Observation-Disclosures seseben. unb nur
cine Der lebteren bat einen bebeutenoen
l1eberlduB erseben. Gin Def3it bat
t9 3tpar nod ieber @aiIon eraeben,
aber Der 9beaterperein mar bisber inn
mer nod i'm Stanbe, baHelbe prompt
3u beden; bieles Mal ober bapert es
nit Der Deduns. Ser 8erein bot
BON benz Defieit eirca $4,000 be3ablt,
Der &eit mub aus ben i'm neuen Spiel-
iabre eineebenben 8eitrdeen sebedt tper-
ben. Wom fiinitlerii@en Stanopuntt
aus mar bic Saiion obne 3meifel elm
Grfols. aber bic &unisemeinbe it unb
bleibt uiel gu tlein, um boffen 3u t6nneu,
bab unler beut19es 9beater in Der nd4=
ten 3ufunft auf eisenen Giiben merbe
iteben f6nnen.
- Sn Cincinnati murbe bic 2ei&e
bes 9enrp @abel, tpel9er ieiner 3eit elm
proiperirenbes @ei9dft 6atte, am 10.
Mai an Der @ranbitrabe aus benz &anal
sefiidt unb iebr balb ibentifi3irt, benn
man fanb in 1einen 9al4en einen Brief,
Der an 9enrp @abeI, 20. 535 Winefrobe
abrelirt mar unb BON elmer 2ebensper.
li9erunssseielli9aft fam. tpel9e ibm
cine sei4ditlide Wtittheiluns mo9te.
Sic 2eibe bate 3tpar 0ueti9uneen am
2opfe. pel4e 3uerit ben Coroner slau.
ben lieben, bab Elm Wtorb porlieee !;
aber iofort an9eiteate Na&fori9uneen
baben erseben, bob bieier 0erba9t Elm
irriser mar, pielmebr fdbrten lie ju ber
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-02-15

aud girls ought to be furnished with
books and journals by their parents
SO that their leisure hours could be
spent more profitnbly. / have been
talking to several of the leading citi
zens of thia ncighborhood and have
found that they are not taking any
paper or journal; parents who hive
grown children. ] don't think the
times could get too hard for the peo-
pie to take their county paper. I
should think it u drenry life in this
world not 10 be posted on the cur
rent news Of the day A practical
education can be obtained by care
fully perusing good papers.