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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-08
WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON, n. c., March 7.-Rosin
firm: strained. Sl15; good strained. 81 20.
Spirits turpentlne firm at &c.
Tar firm at s1.OO.
Crude turpentine firm; hard, SLlO;
soft, $50, virgin, S11O.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-08

2 white 47Ikc. to 4sc.. No. mixed. Adc.
oatsn-No. 2 mixed. 34izc. TO 3Sc: no. 5
mixed, S3ixc. TO 3ic.; winter. aIe 10 soc'
Rye-57c TO 5sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-08
GRAIN AND cofToN EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND VA. March z 1895.
Offerings Corn white, COG bushels:
oats, - bushels peas. 10 bushels.
Quotations: Wheat-Longberry, bsc 10
Gle; mixed. Sic. 10 Gle; shortberry. 60c.
10 dc. No. red, Gle.
CoInhSWhite, Virginia, 47c. TO 4Sc.; No.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-08
BONDS
LONDON BAR SILVER MARKET

LONDON. March Bar silver. 27ssd
4 T. M.-Paris advices quote 3 per
cen. rentes at 1903 francs and 72is cen
times for the account.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-08
Cooh ouototione. FLOUR ouiet and prices

Cash Quotations: Flour quiet ana pIIceS
steady and unchanged; No. spr pg
wheat. 537s@57lsc. No. : red, olfta33eeSSSe',
pork, $40 75dlO. soy; lard 50 iya6tt1s;
ribs. 81. 45lD5.5O; shoulders Si6213g4.'o;
sides $4,000 IS; whisky. Si.2e.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, March 8, 1895.
sun Dr.
sun SETS 20 ~
MOON StlS...... sf'Oo y. W.
Day length II H. sicIll
HIGH TIDE.
MOIuluS s'ss's's'''ss''' - ~
evening ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10
PORT OF WEST POINT, March 7, 1895.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Charlotte. Bennett, Balti-
more, passengers and general cargo.
Steamship City Of Columbia, Janney,
New ork, passengers and general cargo.
SAILED
Steamship Charlotte. Bennett, Bati-
more passengers and general cargo.
Steamship City of Columbia, Janney,
New York, passengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-08

ALMANAC, March 8. 1895
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-08

The testimonial benefit given tonight TO
young George ID. Bahen. the injured half.
back of the Georgetown College football
team. was a great success. The pro-
srammc, presented under the auspices OF
the law department of the university, was
an excellent one and included the cream
OF the musical and Evolutionary amateur
talent of this city.
Among those who took part In the per-
formance were Mrs. Thomas G. Noyes.
Mrs. II. III. Mills, Miss Helena Chalmers.
Mrs. Anna c. Hills, Messrs. John r.
Lawrence. Hub Smith. Herman Rakenan,
7. Williams Pearnaus Edward j. Walsh
and Condo Mast; also the Philharmonic
and the Tuxedo Guitar and Mandolin
Quartettes. and the Georgetown Univer-
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-02-22
MANDAN SENTIMENT.

KeSubMissiOn was finally defeated
IN the legislature ON Wednesday.
We'll, Mandan can stand 1t IL the rest
Of the state can. Here we are get.
ting u license from the saloon kecDers
that helps materially to pay the rum
ming expenses Of the city. The II.
ccnse fee Is only about half as large
as IT was before We had prohibition
and for that reason Mandan saloon
Keepers were not much IN favor Of r..
submission though everybody else IN.
vored tt.-Mandan Times.
The above paragraph shows clearly
the public sentiment of Mandan. 1t
is strIght defiance OF the law.
The editor Of any paper In the valley
would not dare to print such sta tement
In reference to his town; first because
1t Is not true Of any valley town, and
second II It we're true he would be tou
ashamed Of the fact. that his people
defied the vii! Of the majority and
the constitution Of North Dakota, to
publish it abroad.
There are blind pigs In this section
Of the country, but we are not proud
Of them nor yet are they upheld by
public sentiment. They exist by
suffcrance. While few people care Ia
60 into the dissgrecable work Of
cleaning them out. most people, at
least, desire to see the law enforced.
There are many people who believe
that high license is tho best form
with which to restrict the evils Of
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-02-22
Mr.. LEs-LIK SIlaPoo ON

The youngest and freshest appear.
Ing member Of the present House at
Bismarck was elected frOm Dickcnw,n,
Stark county. He not only has the
honor Ut being the youngest membcr,
but II we remen.be rightly was elect.
cd by the smallest majorlty,-wc for.
get whether II was one or two votes,
He 10 u very breezy, not To say windy.
man, according to all accounts. aud
comes as Il representative or "a "c.w.
county" though he himself is hardly
old enough as yet to have his horns
show through his flowing locks. lie,
posed Us the leader or the resubmis.
sion crowd, aud old aud experienced
members held their breath to see the
rash courage with which he Lrouvh,
his forces to ignOminiuus defeat.
Mr.. Superci;Ious Simpson of Dick.
enson, this dude and dappcr repre-.
sentative Ut the rough cowboys ut
Cow.dom, parts his hair and tongue
alike, In the middle. aud under The
protection given by tho laws IT, l-v,s.
lators In debate, while trying to get
even on an old score against the Stand.
ard Oil Company, and a former state
inspector. IL correctly reported, made
statements. that would cause one
who knew the facts, to pronounc. Mr..
Leslie Simpsons name with acren,
on the secOnd syllable Of his front
cOgn0men.
lfso he that beautiful young lady
Miss Truth should ever happen to be
In ~ gathering also attended by Mr.
Simpson. then VIC hope no one will
attempt to introduce them; it would
he 80 embarrassing to bUth parties.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-02-22
Merseagsxa

T1ErAuET hsviag been made N =: ~;
treaty two dollars and atty. three. ceats.
HSisssSs 10 b das q he dsts OF ths n"ties
npsG certain nosteess, daily executed and -.
liveseA b. Coaeles Z. 1sschereau. Ian snM.frisd
1anh . Eff: 0aeee, bearing date The ?Nh DAY
e dsiy scosa.d n sss os Is q s.
teGi:esf Of dceds, IN aud for the county 81
Hsa6lnA and Stats Of North Dakota, on the 6sh
day OF February, 1921. at Is O'Clock p. m, 10
s ssSe 3. 81 asaissst ssYns
law Of otherwise to recover the debt secured By
atd nosigage, OF any part thereof; A..
Now. Therefore, notice 10 hereby given. tnss
mostgags. and purpunn, 70 the statnts IN such
cas- made anu provided, the said morigsgr
vii b. foreslossd 6y . sale OF the premisse De.
sSsi6ed IN and conveyed by aid %or!ssss; VIZ :;
~ qrl Of section number three. % and the
north halt Of the northeast quarter, ln hfne qrl
the east half of the northwest quarter 70 hi nv
shs g. q1y q secsion number lou! s. e q
township number ono hundred and sixty.two'
(iC2) north, Of range number 6.ty-one OH west.
containing three hundred and twenty sores;
North DakUts, with the heretiitamen!s and sp.
purtenances. which rale will be made BY the
rherin Of faid Pembina county at The front door
at the court house. Ia the city OF Pemosna IN
1895 at 10 O'Clock 4. y Of that day q public auc;
zion, to the highest bidder for cash, 70 pay sad
iebt and interest and the taxes y any, on sa,a
premises. and flty. dollars (esooo) .tsomeys
care Of foreclosure. and the disbursements o..
lowed by. law; subject TO redemption Ct any
lime within one var from the day ofssls a'pro
Dated February 1s.. A. u. 1895.
q. Il. HOPKINS, z. GATES,
Attorney. 80: &c Morgsgec.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-02-22
FOR JUDGE, "sRVENTH DISTRICT

FOR JUDGE, SEVENTH DISTRICT"
The matter Ut the division of this
judicial district shows no especial new
features except that Mr.. w. j. Knee
shaw is alsu ambitious Of the appoint.
lnent US Judge II the district is livid.
cd. Mr.. Sauter Of Grafton was under.
stond to he slated for the place but
opposition has developed
u him. aud the na,nes of NC. Young
and W.J. Kneeshaw are spoken Of us
capable and popular attorneys, who
are tit for the place. MI. Young holds
the attorneyship Of this county and
is highly regarded by everybody for
his ability aud prob!ty Of character.
Mr.. Kneeshaw, without doubt,
stands ut the fore front as a success.
full lawyer and Is the peer Of any at.
torney in the district. lie Is too we'll
known in this county for us to need
to add any eulogiums as to bis char.
acter. That he would make first.
class judge Is undeniable. that his ap.
pointment would be highly pleasing
to the republicans Of this county is
u self.evident fact. Personally Of the
three candidates the PIONEER Elk.
PRESS would favor Mr.. Knecshaw
first, but has only the Most friendly
feelings for Mr.. Young and il he
should receive the appointment we
would have no feeling Of regret other
than that our choice had not been
selected. and with no criticism on
such appointment except those OF q
favorable character.
Our private opinion however is that
neither Mr.. Knceshaw or Mr.. Young
will receive the appointment, as we
believe that the combinations and
conditions are such that the division
itself is largely dependent On the very
fact Of Mr.. SaGter's appointment
However We shall see what We shall
sec.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-02-22
SummONs.

st Coa os S S9 FsSns IT. yu.e. Court.
Before w. L. Abrams. justice of the peace.
H. Abrams plaintiff w. Daniel Ferguson,
defendant.
The state fNOrth Dakota sends srceting u
Daniel Ferguson defendant.
You are hereby. summoned 70 appear before
me. at my office In town Of Hamilton. In esd
county, on the 18th day Of February A. u. 1885.
81 O'Clock r. ~, 70 answer to the complaint OF
The above named plaintiff. j. h. Abrams. who
claims 70 recover from you the sum Of eighty.
five CESS. oo) dollars and interest. being aInonn!
due ON cer,ain promtrsory mote. executed and
delivered by you In favor Of j. II. Abrams, this
plaintiff, which mole IL dated May slet, 1904. and
was due October LIST, 1898. No part Of WHICH hx.
been paid and you are hereby Eotiaed that u
you fail to appear aud answef this compliant -
above required, raid plaintiff will take judy.
ment asainst you for the sum Of eighfy.dve
(3s5.O0) dollars snd interest thereon at twelve
per cent from May 2lst, 1924, besides the corts
and disbursements Of this action.
Given under my hand this 3rd day OF January
A. d. 1895.
To the sheriff or amy constable of Pembina
county, Greeting. make legal service hereof and
due return.
WI. ABRAMa,
Justice ofthe Peace. in and for Pembna Co. ND.
To Daniel Ferguson. defendant above named:
Take notice. that the complaint in the above &C.
ton vas fled with W. Il. Abrams, justice Of tho
peace. on January 3rd, 1895.
1851 j. II. AsRAns.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-02-22
THE COWBOYS coRRALLEp.

Out west there WIS Il large TERRITORY
outside Ut organized counties. In
that unorganized country the COW,
boy ruled supreme and escaped taxa,
ton OH his herds. But he had nc
representation in the legislature
Nearby counties have therefore cor.
rallied the cowboy aud his herds and
divided the spells among them, by
extending their own boundaries BY
act Of legislature, until somc Of Them
are $50 miles long. This is a chapter
one.
Next election these curralled COW.
boys will vote, they will run their
own primaries. they will iun their
own election boards and judges, they
will I've miles away from anybody, and
II the Increased population Of tho had
lands don't surprise the citizens Of
the county towns thereto attacllcd'
with chapter number two, it will he
stranRe indeed.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-02-22
Official csnilsslsasr.' prsesstlnp.

The board Of county commissioners
met persuant to adjournment.
Present, Commissioners +. G. Nv.
rick, JOS. Morrison, VIM. Mcintosh
and ThOs. ElalldursOn.
Resolved that VIM. Mcintosh act US
chairman pro TEN.
The following bills were allowed.
Jonas Hall, for SALARY US clerk In reg.
lister Of deeds Office for
month Of January 1895 ......4 500 90
Olafur JOhanssUn, for board Of
Svcin SimOndsOn Oct, Nov.
and Dec, 1894. .............. q 0
II. +. Rcykjaln, for board Of e.
ArnesOn, Oct. Nov. aud Dec. p 90
Drayton Echo. for publishing
commissioners proceedings
and other printing ......... :
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-02-22
Notice OF Lease OF schoo, I.ands.

The following described common school lands
riunted iu Penlbina county state Of North Dako.
The highest bidder at the court houee In thu city
ufPenibinr, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock 4.
IN. aud o'c. OcE p. IN. on Saturday March 30th.
one quarter s,c'iOn as horein designated. No
bid will be entertained for less then per cent Of
the al'raiscd value Of cultivated lands and per
cent Of the Appraised valuc Of lsr,ls
Alllsnds appraised at ten dollars per acrs or
over will be leased for one year only. Lands ap
praised at five dollars and less then ten dOlsrs
years. Lands appraised at less then tive dollars
per acre will he leased for period of i've years.
Fifty per cent II the minimum price must be de-
l,o-.tetl nj the me Of bid. The Board Of Univer.
s.ty and fchG0l lands reserve the right to reject
any or all bids.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-02-22

liquor selling, Tut there are very few
To this part Of the country, who I've.
'ltcve In dcfying the laws Ut our state.
BY throwing the cloak Of municipal
protection over the stiles, as they
seem to do. and be proud Of, In Nan.
dan.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-02-22
A WORD ABOUT JEwELRY.

There isjewelry and "Jewelry,"
and a large amt unit il, we fear,
sunk in the former. Sunk, be.
cause people seem to ignore quail.
ty and durability; and to concent.
trate Their attention on show.
Of course genuine goodness ia
dearer than mer o show, because
it's worth more. For any rational
being must acknowledge that
there is precious little satlsfac-
ton to be gotten out of show if
the quality isn't bihind it. As
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-02-22

We are informed that the text.
book bill and Till for contracting
township road work, ARE both likely to
he changed tO''local option" bills be.
fore they are passed by the lcglslatur
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-02-22

far as we ourselves are concerned
we believein, and 90 in for homes.
a-ticles only Our stock Of
Watches. Clocks, Jewelry is
splendid one, for silverwsre ".
stand unequaled. we can guaran
tee all our goods to our customers.
for we know exactly what to buy
and give our pair. rs, nothing but
the best and INST durable that %
made; Wedding Rings. Wed
N. II. MILLER.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-02-22
Psxp,xA
1onsoriaI
ParloI.


,Hair.Cuttine
done in latest
styles, Sham.
poo. Sea.toam,
etc: Give me 4
call.
BEN TAYLOR,
csvtIser f. Street.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-10
SeoaurrIi6rr Sn5ruufaa.

9tttsburg, 3d., 9. Septbr.-
Sbos. @rap bate eeitern nit ieiner
Sumilie 5reunbe 9ierIelbft beIu9t unb
nGberte ii4, auf Der 8iiffe6r begrifz
fen, Dem in Der NGbe BON 9rafton be-
le9enen Sigh 9ripge, einem ie6r gez
fdbrlihen puntte be5 Wege5, an bem
ii9 i6on man6er llngliidsfall 5ugez
tra9en, als feline SutI6e pl0Bli9 bon
einem elettrifden @aggon erFaBt unb
5ertriimmert iparb. @roD ielbit
purbe nit gebrO4enen 8einen unb
4rmen aufgeboben, au9 bate Der I'M
gliidli6e i6pere tnnere 9erlebungen
erlitten, tpG6reno feline Satin unb
&ino on ben S3ultern unb am &o=
pfc tlaffenbe Wunben bappntrugen.
@raD iptrb na9 dr3tli9em @uta9ten
taum nit bem 2eben babonfommen.
Srano riner 9obelmiiBIe.
SonSofe, GaI., 9. @ept.- Sc
gen II ll6r beute friib brad in Der
grpBen 9pbeImii6le Der Santa G1az
neutrality-suspicious. uno 9ol5zGo. "
5euer aus, ,pel9ea innerbalb elmer fur
gen Stunbe bas 9ebdube in 9lf9e legz
te. Die geiammte Maf4inerie liegt
in einem piiften G6aos unter bem rau=
6enben Sriimmer6aufen begraben.
Der materieQe 8erluit betrGgt unaez
fd6r$150,O00, BON Oenen nur bic
Sdlfte bur9 8erIiherung gebedt finb.
Die urfa6e be5 9ranbes 1T unbe=
tannt, oa tpGbreno Der 9fudt elm
WG9ter fi6 ni6t in bem Stabilize
ment 81 befinben pflegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-10

2(bf4teDsfeter. - gu G6z
rem hires tii5ti8en Setretdrs, Des6rn.
@uItab Ulaier, pel4er na6 elmer
6I=jd6rigen S6dtigteit oIs WaI9iniIt
6ei Der 6irma Gep. G6ipman uno
S00ne Die 9ieiige Stabt DerIdBt, I'm
in Der Stu6lTubrit BON @6itnep &c
So. in Ni9burnbum, W}af., cine gleiz
he Stelung gu iibarne6men, Deranz
italtete geItern 2(6enD Die oYereininte
IeutI6e 8eicGi4oIt in Der n@ar1z
gari=9alle" einen IOlennen Gomz
mer5. Die SaTel, lDel6e i'm groBen
SpeiIeIaul Der Safe t6ren YlaB gez
funben, mar 6ijbf6 nit 8lumen De-
torirt uno Inn oieIelba nu6men Die
Wtitglieoer bes 9erein5, 7oIpie Die
bielen 5reunbe bes 6rn. Maier PldB.
9rGiibent 6r. S6ulg fiibrte Den Dor
IiB uno er0fFnete ben GOmmer5 nit
elmer Q(nfpra6e unO iiberrei3te alei9z
3eitiQ Der 0emablin be5 9rn. 0iaier
elm prQ6tboQa5 8lumen6ouquett.
9icezYrGiioent 81. Jtotbmann be-
I6enfte ben I9eioenoen Setretdr nit
einem fof6uren iejDenen gtegeni6irm,
bei7en peritl6erter &nppf ii4 0ffnen
lGBt uno i'm s5nnern einen @OmpoB
unb I'm benielben Elm S6ermOmeter
ent6dlt.
6r. Waier bunfte ber5li6 fir Die
tbm ernieIene Qufmertfamfeit unb
CAB bic @erIiderunq. bdB er niemal5
bic .@er. 9euti6e 8tieaI6uft" perz
geiien iperoe.
Soym QuuFe be5 Gl6snbs ipru6en
nod bic SO. Gapt. 5srm. Simmer,
Der GsfretGr Der GeIeuf6aft, 8eorg
QinoenGerqer, oSo6u 9Ol3, GbuurD
QinOen BON Der r@ermaniaz2oge Rr.
SO" bes 0rOens Der vS4nur3en Ritz
ter" BON 8a56ington, q. u. W3u5h,
8rpBzGr3ritter DeTelben Srben5,
II. u. Sdmntliae S6eilne6mer purz
ben nit 6I6I9englumeubouquetts be-
e6rt unD auberbam ii6errei6te Der
Gicez9rGiiosnt 9r. u. 3ot6mann ies
bem 6errn Elm gefiute5 @igarrenz
Gtui. Sin BON bem 8erpalter Der
6aQe, Capt. 8. Simmer, ierbirter
QunI6 munoete bOrtreffli9 gu Dem
trGftiqen Stoff, tpel4er treOen3t purz
be. IQ6 9(uf6ebung bes Gommeries
purbe elm 3an3trGna6en urrangirt,
5u pel6em 9r. S. S4miot bic Uluiit
lieferte.
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Gin ssiidjerfabu tn Seu Grnno seE
Dourf.

pUUrI.
2pnbpn, 8. Sept. - Der enqz
lif9e Sampfer nYlDmpton", pon@ntz
iperpen mad 0alpeIton untertpeas,
coQibirte geItern 9lbenb unlpeit 2i3arb
nit bem Siiderfabr8eug nprolific. "
Der 2ebtere iant binnen pent9en Mt=
nuten, bod gelang es, bic MannI9aft
gu retten unb poblbebuIten in Sal
mouth gu lanben. Der r9lDmpton"
erlttt teinerlei 9ei9GbiQung.
sSicoer ftott. '"ss',
@ntperpen, 9. Sept. - Ser
9ampfer ,glorblanb", tpel9er, pie
eemelbet, auf ieiner Sabrt BON Nep=
0orf naf bier ipGbrenb zines bi6ten
RebeIs i'm S6slot auffubr. lit pieber
flott. 0as Sa6r3eug puroe feiner
2abung tbeilpeiie entluitet, iporauf e5
ben pereinten 9lnitrengungen BON 6
S9leppern gelang, Dafelbe aus ieiner
qefd6rli9en Gage 81 befreien.
Scr oSelaic' a,ifaefabren.
Oofobama, 9. Sept. - Der
9ampTer r9slgic," ipel4er am "a.
Quauit BON San 5ran5isco nu3 go
fobama unb Song Song abfubr, iit
in Der Gatenamu 8ai aufgefabren.
2luf telegrapbif9es grfu9en befinbet
ii6 bereits 9iilfe na9 bem beOrdnsten
5abr5euge untertpegs.
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3m 3uDc befattct.
Die fferblidjc SnHr Res 5ru. Sapie % IN
Sung bcerHtgt.

Ous Qei9enbegGnqniB pon 9rI1-
0apio 8. N}. Sung, o:5 @r~9rdltoenz
ten Der ,@rbeiter rzQjeOertufel," mel
der am Freituq i'm 2(ltsr Don 46 Sab
rem itarb, fono gsitern 9ta4mittag
bom Srauer6auIe 9tr. 1921, Ga9lez
GtraBe, aus auf Der rNeitern 9sme@
tern" itatt. 9a1tor Carl 6ritih pom
Der ep.zlutb. ct. Sobunnis~8emelnoe
an Der perl. 2ombarbitraBe leitete Den
SraueroottesDienIt, uno als SaRrz
tu6trG9er fungirten Die 99. Sames
M}iuer, Sobn S4miOt, 9enr9
S4paub, Sobn S6ubert, Sobn ST
ter un0 3beooor Nteper.
gln oem 2ei3rnbegar9niiIe bethelz
ligten ii6 BE n9trbeitsrz2ieoertafe
uno Der 8oritanb, Iopte cine @n5dbl
9eleouten Der r8ereinigten SGn9er." ="
Die .9lrbeiter= 2ieoertafel" lang iRrem
per6li6enen Gr=prGiibenten Die Gtez
Der v0a unten lit 6rieben" unO gSag'
mein 6er3, mas 5ageIt 9u?" ais
96eibegriiBe iiber bem @rabe.
Die u9(rbeiterz2 z2ieocrtafel" iotpobl,
aGs bic o8ereinigten 5dnger" batten
prGdtige 8Iumengelpinoe an benz
5aroe bes @erblihenen nieDergele9t.
9(uBerbem batten9lumenIpen0en bar
qebra1t: Satin u. &inOer, Senrtette
Willer, 0enrD Sung, 9r. Sub uno
G;n+tin gRn oSnnn oEphu Sebler, g.
2ebmbut, Sames Miler, 81: NSens@
o0rfer, Mti9. 3int9abn, S. S4mtot,
6. 0etb6arDt, 8. 0utelmann, 5r,
Saum, SIR. 3ipprian uno Satin,
gmilie 9aaS uno 9. 8rou.
0r. SUNG lit in 9amburg 9eboren
unb fam i'm Sabre 1868 na4 Ine@
rita, mo er ii1 3uerit in Columbia,
pa., nieoerlieB. 0aIelbit betrisb ct
lunQe 3eit elm 5Ieii6ergsi6dft, bis er
i'm Sabre 1885 na6 Baltimore tam.
6ier lpar er mebrere Sabre ais Gor@
ftabler t1Gtig. 9luBer ieiner Satin
6interlGBt er mebrere Sinoer.
Sobn q. gt a u d 4enb a d.
8om 5rauer6aufe Nr. 1405, WaIt=
8ultimore@StruBe, aus Duroe 9elterH
Na6mittag Die Iterbli6e 9iiQe oeS am
syreituq i'm 9(lter pon so Syubren per-
6li6ensn 9rn. Sobn u. Raui6enbdd
auf Der ngaltimorsr Gemeterp" 5ur
epigen Ru6e ge6ettet. Den Srduerz
@ottesoienIt leitete 9uitor Sui. 9ofz
mann BON Der 3ionsz&ir6e an Der
| NorozStrlbe, uno ais 8d6rtudtrGger
funqirten Die 09. Gbus. BeiORmann,
96. 9nuB, 81. Oistia, S. Bed, S.
MeBger uno S6erer. 9r. RuuIaenz
bQ9 1T aus @9ren6erq, Sah'enz@l=
tenburg gcbiirtig uno fam in ieiner
oSuQenO nu6 Q(merifa. Gr mar ldnge
3eit als 8ormann in Der @ngrosz
8leioerz6anolung Der Sirmu S. 2e4z
| mann 6: Comp. t6dtig. BdbrenO Der
lebten Sabre betrieb er ieOo6 On Der
| WeItz8altimpre=StruBe eine S6u9=
0anolung. 2tuBsr ieiner Satin 6ins
| terlGBt er flint 8inoer. Belter 9es
| lte6t6eit uno 2l6tung er ii9 BEL QQen,
| pd6e i'm fannten, erfreute, betpieien
| bic pielen 9lumen, tpslhe Ieinen Sarg
I6mudten, Iotpie oaS groBe Srauergez
folge, pel9es i6m Die IeBte @6re err
mics.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-10

- 9r. Quguit 9engemible, Der Be-
fannie 8ei6dft5mann an Der gde BON
Wolfee unb 9rattftrabe, befinbet ii4
ieit elmer Wo6e in Sulp6ursSprings,
@u., nm Iidh gu er6olen. gr piro,
tpie feline Satin eeitern Qbenb nit
t6eilte, morgen bierAer auriidte6ren,
bu zines ieiner Siuber f9Der ertrantt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-10
Sum pirnie6iu Den Jab.

Ybilubelpbia, 9. Sept. -
@G6reno geltern 9lbenb bic 5amilie
9offmann ii9 in einem @agen auf
Der 9eimtebr bon einem Yicnic be-
fanb, lenfte Der Jubrmann Soi. 3eiz
ter, pel6er in Der 9unfelbeit pom
@eqe ubgetommen mar, untpifsntlif
bas @efGbrt in einen tiefen @raben.
Der @agen ii6eri6lug iid6, unb Der
Is Sabre ulte Gbriit. 9offmann fanh
enttpeber feinen Sob bur6 Grtrinten
ober er eritidte i'm S9lamm. Die
iibrigen Sniufen famen nit bsm bIo=
Zen S6reden bapon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-09-10
Gin 9eiimittel fiir
Sonlmer 8ranfDeite1t.
9plrntrrg, 0iarrbDe,
GlO(cr0 lllor6ns.

Gin haIbsr bis gamer 95,sIoHcI ron Redba Fei,T
in ,iutm baIbtn GOs IasT, 70 oft ptseerbOlt ais
bic Gntlecungen ltattitnoCu, uub eIH nit Rtdos 6es
Lief atrdutte5 TGreI, O osH NiCg:H uRo ysb 9sIeat,
ulI6 ioiortIst Yeieyus uEo 0a,blgs 9tIlun5 bewtTs
ten.
SHuerIid: sin talber bis 9auIgr IbtsIofFel Dou IN
einem talhen Gas GBaiitr hsUt IN DenileH DfInutcH
Rriup'e YtaatHiiurs, ucbsl,if, Srears', osrlbrsus
HsH. Htrupfitdt, SalehOustsIt, 9GitIhe5 SorIpebp
GIdbuus uRo leo:H lHHtrsn Sd,mcr5.
Wealaria in ibrsn peridhisScntn 6Drmrn ses
belt nns Derhiltet.
Seia anberes Dtift,I III Der lBeit bsIt 70 raid Ses
bcr uro GGe auoertH maIaIlideu, btltoeH uHo iOHis
sen BtibmeTben ple ytdemap's Rsabu Heilef una
terfutt RaHpGpS Ol!len. Rsiftuoe iolteu
INNER cine tlaiue 3aoWaq& Reaop RelteI mIiHe9s
men SlHige 2IopieH III g}liity ueIblttu aTaHtheIt
cher stmers fyoige 1aii,rlUsd'ici5. &s II cine
before etlmAlGRs ais trOn3piti4 grdro7 ooer esE
Sitt,rs
ant arb,itsr in Gmb,H uHS SsuF uFOIsboitn iOnteu
ee immer bel nd babeH
9reis so Gts. hic 6Iafd,s. gtt aa,n GpStbcteyH.