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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-12
The WATER WITCHES.
Glorious Reunion at Rhodes-on-the-
Pawtuxet.

Yesterday the Water Witch Fire Com
pany OF Providence held their annual out
ing at Rhodes on the Pawtnxet, the
largest number in years being present,
the company, together with their guests,
making over 100. The guests came from
New York, Boston, Worcester and other
cities. At II o'clock little neck clans
were served; at 2, chowder, fried tish,
eels, etc, and the "bske" at 4. After the
second course the president, Ira Il. Win
sor, called for the business meeting. The
report of the secretary and treasurer were
read. This was followed by the election
of officers for the ensuing year, with the
following result: President, Ira Win
sor; vice president, John X. Dor
rance; secretary and treasurer, Henry
{. Bradford. Colonel William A. Giie OF
tho Worcester Continentals, tA~ only
honorary me MI ber of the Water Witch
Company, was called upon for speech.
He spoke of the celebration Of the Battle
of Bunker Hill next week and the part
his command was to take In 1t, etc, and
also said that he had had occasion 10
look up the forces engaged in
the battle and found that 1900
Rhode Island troops had participated In
it. Hon. Henry J. Spooner followed with
a speech In his usual happy vein. Cen
eral James Shaw also made an excellent
address and said he would like 10 hear
from "Old Brown Besrl." Mr.. Hull, who
answers to that-title, responded and
went into many "reminiscences of the time
OF the "Old Sixes," and of the active SER
vice of that old volunteer fire company,
telling of the machines they had
washed" and of those who had
"washed" them, which was very interest
ing to old iremen.
The next speaker called was Professor
Barton, better known as "Allie Barton
who gave an exceptionally interesting
account of the early history of the
company. Mr.. Barton, being eighty-three
years old, could recall many an event con-
nected with old times, and sang several ol
the old songs sung by the tiremen go and
20 years ago. Mr.. Pearce, q former
resilient OF Providence, now
residing at Boston, made fine
speech. Lee Burton enlivencd the
company with songs and stories In
his customary pleasing manner. Tie was
| followed by Colonel Daniel X. Ballou
commander of the Rhode Island Depart
ment of the q. A. X, who has recentl,
| been elected member OF the "Watel
| Witches" He made a stirring and patri-
| otic speech. Colonel Gile referred to tn,
| important part the Rhode Island troops
| had taken in revolutionary times.
The dinner, gotten mp in caterer
| Rhodes best style, was partaken OF viii
| relish. Baseball and other field sports
| were INDUCED in, and later on the com
pany gathered on the lawn to have thei
| photos taken.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-12
Wnter Bod Comnetition.

For many years Eliakim Studley has had
o monopoly ian furnishing the many ves-
sells that visit this port with fresh water.
His prospects for the future are not as
bright as Captain J. X. BucSminstor is
fitting up the little steamer Dumping as
n water boat, and will soon be ready for
business. Mr.. Studley says that there is
is not money enough in the business at
the present time TO support one concern,
and doesn't know what 10 will be when
there are two In the field
Mr.. Studley and his water boat, Provi-
dence. propose 10 stay for a while, COM
petition or no competition.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-12
Ne WS.
The Naval Reserves Want to
Arrange a Race.
Special 10 the News.


NEWPORT, June 2-The baseball season in
Newport will open on Saturday in a game be-
tween the Newports and the Woonsockets.
The Newports are composed of college
players, largely from Brown, the latest TO be
signed being summersgill. The other Brown
men are Brady, Donovan, Lownoy and pos
sibly Fultz. Jack Cotter OF Columbia will
cover first, and Holmes Of University OF
Michigan will catch. II will be a gala day for
Newport. and tho game win be- opened by
Mayor Boyle. The Boston league team play
here August %.
WANT TO RACE.
The racing crew of the Newport Naval Re-
serves want TO race and are trying TO arrange
for one for July ith. Two years ago they won
handsome silver cup from the Bristol Re-
serves. II they cannot arrange for race
with the Bristol boys. they win meet the
seaman gunners from the torpedo station.
THE GUSHING COMING.
The torpedo boat Gushing will arrive here
the last OF the present month. she making the
trip from Washington via inland routes as far
as possible. Upon her arrival, Lieutenant
smith win take command, relieving Liouten-
ant Fletcher.
NEWS or THE DAY.
The officers of tho Roger Williams Lodge,
Sons Of NJ. George were installed last even
ing.
Ringling Brothers Circus did large bu,i
ness here yesterday The society people at
tended In large numbers
The Womens' Foreign Missionary Society OF
the First NJ. y. Church, held public meeting
last evening, whom the work in Japan, lndig
and China was discussed.
j. +. Donovan and L. Doucetto Of this city
are entered In the Mansfield bicycle tourna
ment on July rs.
Governor and Mrs. Charles W. Lippitt ar
rived from Providence last evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-12
EAST PROVIDENCE.
Rheumatism and Scarlet Fever Preva-
lent in the Town.

There Is much comment on the bad
condition of the principal streets. Taun-
ton avenue has not been so bad az 1t
is at the present time in years.
There is not much prospect of improve
ment this year as there was only 5000
appropriated for repairing all the high
ways in the town.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Haven
NJ. Il. Church W i'll hold q supper anu en-
tertainment in the parlors of the church
tonight.
There are great many cases of rheuma-
tism at the present time. One doctor said
that he has had more cases this spring
than in several wears all put together, and
many of the cases have been of The sciatic
nature. lie says he cannot account for 80
much unless IL is the sudden changes in
the weather.
There are a number OF cases OF scarlet
fever in town and quite n number OF chill
dren who are not SICK have TO be kept out
OF school.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-12
They Stole Shoes.

Two men about twenty years old broke
n window in " ififurn -NUrmaudyis shoe
store at the corner of Cranston street and
Potter's avenue at II :b5 last evening and
helped themselves TO two pairs OF shoes
valued al 90.
Mr. Normandy. who lives opposite the
store. saw the men standing In front OF
the store, and beard the crash 81 the
glass, but before he could get ~ the
store the Tnep we're out Of sigh
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-12

Delegates Representing Twenty-Five
States Present I'm Indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June 12. - The
American Association of Nurserymen be-
gan its annual session at the Dennison Ho-
tel in this city, at 10 O'Clock today. The
association is composed of nurserymen
from all the states east of the Rocky
Mountains and has a large membership,
About $50 delegates were present. Twenty
OF the association are: President, j. II.
Hale, South Glastonbury, Conn. vice
president, n. NJ Albaugh, Tadmore,
Ohio; secretary, George C. Segar, Roches-
ter, n. y.
A telegram has been received, stating
that President Hale cannot be present on
account of Hines.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-12

The patrons OF the Union Railroad Com
pany who reside on the East Side Of the
city were Obliged TO walk home 10 dinner
or lunch today because a cross wire I'm
front OF the Infantry building broke
loose from the post and threw the entire
south Main street circuit out Of order.
The break happened about r. O'Clock and
II was some time before the defect was
remedied.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-12
THE KNIGHTS OUTING.

The different divisions, comprising the
first regiment OF the uniform rank,
Knights of Pythias, are down
the river today. Before en-
barking on tho steamer City
OF Newport the regiment, headed by
the Union Cornet Band OF Valley Falls,
with Walter y. Kinney as leader, made a
short parade.
The day will be spent In drilling. The
regiment was in command OF Colonel j.
II. Carpenter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-12

For n number OF days there has been n
heavy fog on Long Island Sound, which
has been the cause OF much anxiety on
the part Of seaiaring men. This morning
the log made it's wav into the hnrbor and
IL was with much difficulty that any Of
the early boats made their way to their
respective docka
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-12

E.sdy Axgurtansrss
FROM 8snsrstioo to 0saerAshSn ~
Mr. .OhPhsnt.
Salem CAlpel "a.
Madonna Mary (2l.
lie That VIII iNot Gh.. As May.
Orphans lO.
Guide.
LADY Msrseout's Troubles (s).
Little Grand and The Warehouses feA
Umilts and Three womsn.
Meta Orred.
Long Time Ago ~.
E.Francis POyntsn .-,
Among the Hills (D.
Lady Pollock.
The Story Of Marie Dumsnt, . Farmsr's
Daugh ghtsr (3).
James Payne.
The Clynards of Clyffs (3).
What He Cost H.r t5).
Csrlyon's Year tO.
Matte L. Randall
Married in Secret.
Daphne az.
Charles Read.
Singlsheart and Doublefacs
II, w. Robinson.
Women Are Strange (s).
Rev. Andrew Reed, Ii. A.
Ida Vsne a. W.
Mrs. j. B. Riddeu.
Disappearsncs of Mr.. jeremiah Red.
worth ~.
Michael Gargravss' Aunt (2).
Principal Sharp.
Series Eng. Men Of Letters, Robert
Burns "a. Principal Sharp. Professor OF
Poetry, University Of Oxford, edited -
John Morley.
Herbert stretton.
In Prison and Out a..
John Saunders.
Abel brakes Wife (3).
Emily spendor.
A True Marriage.
1Iiss Thackeray.
| Fina's Aunt (4l.
| From an Island (tt.
Out of the World az.
| Madam de Sevigne (5).
The Village on .he c ir.
| Ivan TurgenieT.
| The Song of Triumph and Love QS
| A Daugh hter OF Russia (6).
Punin and Babwin (5).
| Anthony rrolloHss
IL He Poppinioyr (2l.
Bsrohester Towers (3).
Cousin Aeary (s).
| Jules Verne.
Michael strogoK, or the Costisr si ~
Crar (6).
E. Werner.
What the Spring Brought o.
Violet whitA
The Broken 9ixpence (2).
! Brown Eyes or Blue.
| What WIN Ethel bAyf
Levi. "Ssh'ld-
The Haven OF UnrssLH
Mrs. Henry wosdL
| Rupert Hall lb).
The Unholy Wish ~.
! Charlotte II. Y0ncs
Two sides Of the skie.d (s).
Edmund Yates.
0elss 70 the Bad ~ On.
taslnsicb 1ssAskhs
a Sasv YsaSs I've AAvsstsss
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-12

Edmond About
The Fsllsh az.
Berthoid Auerbaoh-
Brigitti (5).
Anonymous.
Welded Hands (3).
Travels and Adventures on the Land. On
he Sea aud in the Air (6l,
The Private Secretary (2l.
The Saulre's Secret (2l.
4 Mn yss5 sssasS SSt ssit Si NS Ak. Lilo c9'
At War With Himself (E.
Eoearyatho.
Dorothy. a
Adventures in the North West Territory.
Jane Austin.
hn%s Mansa.i2 Park 90.
=. Anstey.
The Tinted Venus (D.
Owens blackburn.
The Love That Loves Away (6l.
The Glen Of Silver Birches (6).
The Glen of silver Birohss (2) I'D.
r. NJ. Baliantyne.
The Fire Brigade, or Fighting t~
Flames (5).
Nj. r. Braddon.
aisl etos Bough ta).
Adolphe Belot
The Black Venus ~ (2).
william Black,
Oliver Goldsmith uD.
White Heather ~ (2).
The -Four MacEichols (2).
Robert Buchanan
Shadow OF the Sword 49,.
B. II. Burtoa.
from the Wings.
Walter Besant
| Uncle Jack (p.
The Hum bling of the hsmblinss tS).
Bjonsjerne Bjornsea.
| symore solbakken ~.
Bertha M. Clay.
| Hilary's Folly (2).
| willTie Collins.
Your Money or Your Life (2l.
rae Magic spectscles ~
| fter Dark (6).
The GiTl at the Gate "a.
Lucy Randall Comfort
Ihree Sewing Girls CD.
F.Du Boisgobey.
The Consequence of a Duel ID.
Edward DE Csncourt
The Zemganno Bros. ts).
}. Fenninore Cooper
The Redskins.
Alphonse Daudet.
Nums Roumestan (3).
A. ID.
Clare Stanhope's Diamonds
| His Victoria Gross.
A Strange Wedding Eve
| OF Thorns, Grapes.
Four stories In one book (3).
Madame DE Stael.
Corrinne: 6 story of Italy (4).
Charles Dickens.
Tom Tiddier's Ground % (2).
A Christmas Carol (6l.
Pictures from Italy Cd.
Tho Haunted Man 90.
BE la Mott Fouque.
Sintram and His Companions l2).
Right Hon. Benjamin Disrseii Earl {
iseaconsbeld.
Dixon (7),
Tancred or The New Crusader.
Richard Dowlins.
NV Darling's Ransom (2).
High Water Mark (N.
Amelia u. Edwsr6s.
Hand and Glove ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-12

ossrss YdisA I
MIL on the Flsss Q).
Mr.. 0ilal's Love Story (D.
George Ebers.
The Sisters ~.
Geo. Nanville Fem.
Goblin Riok-The Tale OF . Last ~
Sea (2).
ID. l.. Farjeon.
The Bells of Penraven (5).
iis Great Porter Square (5j.
Joshua Marvel6.
Mrs. Gasken.
Crantesd O, (3).
Charles GibboA
The Golden Shaft (2).
The lack Of Gold (2l.
A Hearts Problem CIV.
Queen OF the Meadow 81
Robert Gray (5).
w. s. Gilbert
The goroerer.
Emile GGboriau.
A Thousand Francs Reward QI
Promise Of Marriage (5).
Charles Hsmbiy.
Wasssn.
Mary Cecil Hay.
uudsr Lies Key.
Doomed ~.
liza Dufrus Hardy
Glsnoavin (5l.
Thomas Hardy.
Under the Gisenwood Tree (b).
The Hand of Ethslbuts CD.
G.P. X James.
Phillip Aus.s.si or the BrOssrs in
Douglass Jerrold.
Mrs. Caudls's Curtain Lectures.
Julia kavanaugh.
Rsohsl Gray ~.
! Miss Dosterre Keeling.
Three Sisters; or Sketches Of . Highly
| Or. gipai Family ~.
| Charles Lever.
Paul Gosiett's Confession tS.
Ny Love (6).
+. Lynn Eiuton.
Todhunters ut Ioanin' Head (e%
He'me Leo
! Katharine's Trial (6).
George Lawrence
sword and Gown (2j.
o.J. whyte-Me,viIls.
Kate Coventry.
l Dorothy IN.
Digby Grand CD.
L. II. Meade
Dsvids Little Lad (3).
Florence Marryatt
Out Of His Reckoning (4).
With Cupid's Eyes 90.
Mary E. MoGat
Back to Her Own .5).
Miss Mulock.
| A Brides Tragedy and Other Tales ~
Miss Letty's Experience (D (6).
, Helen L. Mathcrs.
Ny LadY's Green Sleeves (5l
Justin McCarty.
The Come. Of O Season (3).
David Christie Murray
Jossph's Coat CD.
MIs Newman.
w4s G~.s ~
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-10
Ntt1liirkafuue.
perheerenoer mirbeIiturn.

Cine epe5ioloepef9e bon 8orter@ Springs,
&oS., meGbet SolgenOes: Durh einen Wir<
beliturm, neI9er 8arter Springs am
Samftag betmfu9te, tpurben flint Berfonen
auf Der Stele getDbtet unb 3met 70 f6ioer
oerlebt, buB au9 t6r Mbleben bsfiir6tet
pirb. Gin 9ubenb trug f9limme Ser
lebungen babon. Cooper unb 6pb9tirfs
@lenpaarenlaben nuroe 3erit0rt. 0ie Mez
tbobifen%, Die o@briitli6e"= unb bic BIGGER
Wfet9ooitenz& Stride tpurben umgetpe5t unb
Elm 9ubeno MobnbGu1er unb ebenio pislc
S@eunen purben in Sriimmerbaufen ber=
tpdtbelt.
Ser Sturm traf Die Gtabt Inn 6 16r. Gr
mar BON etnem polten6ru9arttgen Gegeu be-
glettet, WenigtenS 5~tpan3ig Perfonen mur@
ben nebr ober tpeniger berlebt, mebrere baz
BON lebensgefGbrli9. Ser 5turm fam gGn3z
li9 unerpdrtet unb Die 2eute batten besbdlb
feline gortebrungen eetroffen, UNI ii9 in
5turmfeQer gu flit9ten. NGs Der Gturm
poriber mar unb Die 9tettung8orbetten 62z
gannen, tpltrbe Elm OuBenb obbaDlo1er sSaz
mtlten auf Der @trabe ober in ben Sriiln=
mern ibrer eingeitiir3ten Sdu1er ~eefunDc41.
6rau Webiter, fopte tire Mutter unb 5oGz
ter, tpurben in i6rem eingeiiir3ten 6auIe qez
funben. !6tbbs nurbe glet9faus in ietneln
6aufe erf9Iagen, Cooper unb 9obgfirf's
8ad teingebGube, bas bette i'm Orte, purbe
5erItDrt. Ote etnitiir3enDen Mauern 3er1t0Tz
ten bas Glentpddrenlager. Siebenunb5tpanz
gig pffene 8~abntpagen Der &anfas gitp, st,
Scott unb MemphtssG iIenbabn nurben BON
ben 99tenen getpe6t. 0te Sra9tz unb pai=
Iagier< 8abnbDfe tporen faft gan3 3eritort
unb piele Sra9tgiter tpurben bef9dbigt.
gtli9e f96ne @obn6GuIer unb ptele fletnere
9ebdube pur6en untgepebt.
Sn ben S9a9t go. 40 Der &anfas uno
Seras Goal So. in Meir Gitb, po biele Berg
leute an Der Nrbeit tparen, 1tiir3te bas MaiIer
nit fold reiBenber @9neuigfett, bab Die
8ergleute taum ibr 2eben retteten. NQe
Mdule1el i'm S@a9te erfoffen.
Sn penigen Stunben tiegen bic 8G6e
iiber tire ufer unb es ftebt gu befir9ten,
bah ndbere Na9ri9ten aug Der 1mgegenb
~peiteren @9aben an 2eben unb @igentbum
melbe1 tperber.
Grd6lides Uaturereieni6,
Gin entfebGi9er @oltenbru6 bat ba8
StGbtben Wtnona an Der Current ytiber
Qbtbeilung Der &anias Gitp, Sort Gcott
e Wempbtsz@ Henbabn in Sbannon GountD
in Miiiouri am SreitagQbenb pom @rb6Dban
fat Derttlgt. gGf Menf9enleben Iinb per@
ni3tet tpprben unb a9t 9erfonen perbsn
bermtBt. Die n~mgefommenen iirb:
Gep. q. W. Duncan, Srau Duncan,
Ufatttc Onncdrt, Srau Grupforb, bic bet
betratbeta Scooter bon 8. 90. Dunc1n;
rs Tnfnfnr& N$npf lQno 00odt45 O1Aus,~ H{c-
bins, bas SD9ter9en bon Qlobo Wrig1t,
Maggte Cannon. So6n Morris, Srau Gee
bins.
0te2et4en bes Ofeb, @.M. Duncan, fetner
Trau unb feiner Scooter, ferner bic BEG
9eorg. Nebins, Der Norma NeDtus unb bes
SO&ter9sns BON 2lppb Mrigbt ftnb geFuns
ben tporoen, bte Der iibrigen ling efomme1len
ntGt. Gin tpolfsnbrubartiger Regen, benz
etn beftiger @inb porbetgegangen mar, iebte
ain 4benb eesen 8 n6r Elm. Qls Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-10

ben mebrere 6Gufer 3erft0rt. .9enrp @Ddms,
Elm @etBer, unb Der Ieger Sob 9arbtnQ
blieben auf Der StelIe tobt, uno auf Nfarz
tins Blantage fpurben bic @ebduoe ukr
3dune BPM Sturme fortgertfen uno Die
Sadten 5erit0rt.
Sn Morqan gountD purben Nnbren
Berrb's SarmgebGube unb bas Wobnbaus
befelben 3erft0rt; perrD unb feline Samtlte
tpurben unter ben Sriimmern begraben, poe
BET BerrD 10 f9pere tnnere 8erlebungen err
lttt, baB feline 9erite1ung mebr uls 5%netfelz
baft 1T; au9 bic @erleBungen 1einer 5rau
Itnb duberit bebenflt1er Dirt. Sobn Sol
Tiers Wobnbaus tpurbe 5erftDrt uno 5pei
Ietner &inber tpurDen BON ben Sriimmern
3ermalmt.
Muf &obert1on's plantage blieb fem Sc
bdube iteben; bic Samilte flii9tete it9 in
ben .&e1er unb entfanl nit lei9ten Ser
lebungen; s. Ct. Qpgan's Sarmgebdube
~fiir3ten urter Der @utb bes @turmes 5u>
fammen unb mebrere fetner Nrbetter purz
ben bur4 berumfliegenbe Sriimmer berlebt.
Die Srtf6aft 8udbeab blteb perf9ont;
Der @turm f3etnt ii6er bieielbe btnpeggez
iprungen gu letn.
Sdredliher unfaa.
Sin f9redGi9er l1nfa1 eretgnete ii@ cuff
Ger Sarm BON 2outs Hebman, tpel@e 5ebn
Nfetler tpeitlt9 BON Ga grpf1e ltegt. Ser
8 Sabre alte @o6n Gebman's nurbe bon
etnem NIT !6eu belabenen @agen, ben Der
&ne3t Poul Srtd lentte, iiberfabren nnb Die
RGber Sermalmten ben &opf bes &naben.
Der unfeIiee RepoIper.
Sn Mtlfesbarre, &c., bat fi9 Elm traurtger
@orfaa ereignet. Das 24iGbr. SrGulein SGte
Council nDQte beute Morgen duf Die i'm
Sofe binter ibrem 9aufe beftnbGi6en
Spaben einen Hepolper abf euern, berpunz
bette aber babel bic alte Srau s. JfeleD unz
gliidli3erpeife 10 f@tper, baB btefe(be fat
augenblidli6 tarb. SRI. Connect lieferte
fi@ felbf Der 8oliaei aus unb ipurbe na@
Dem @efdngntRe abgefiibrt. Der t~raurige
8prfdq bat ie 10 er19iittert, baB mon be-
fiir9tet, iie tperbe ben 8eritanb berlteren.
Dom 8Iib erfhIaoen.
Sn 2ouisbile, Mla., tpurbe Der poftmeiz
iter @bpdro 8rpan nebit fetner Trau unb
ieinem i~iingften &inbe bonn 8ltb erf6luQen.
Bon Der ganaem 5amilie TT u Elm @note
mod iibrig.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-10
ger4tiTd1te Nnd1rtA1tfn.
6mansie KinOer in elmer farniIie.

V"~'J 'Phf
Scr in @aton, 8ropn GountD, Wts., tpobn-
bafte dngefebene 8iirger Scrip Coleman, elm
Witttper nit 5ebn 8tnOern, purbe seItern in
Der tdtboli16en Stride bes 9orfes 0umbpIbt
nit Der 5rau Dennis JiBgeraIb, elmer
Mitttpe, bic ebenfdus 3e6n &tnber am 2eben
bat, ~getrdut. Sdmmtli9e 3tpan3t9 &inDer
bes 8rdutpaares Daren bel Der Seier in Der
&tr3e 5ugegen,
0rmes 2Itdifon.
eSebe &neipe in @t9ifpn, &as., 1T oe<
f9lofen unb es bat ben MnI6ein, aGs Oh
tire WiebererDffnung nt9t erldubt perben
tpirbe. 3petbunbert 8erionen finb in
Solge befen bef9dftigungSlos. Manor
Waggener bate eine l1nterrebung nit 9ous
berneur Morrt1 unb fu@te feline ;3uIttm>
mung gum Sffenbalten Der &r1eipea gu err
langer, bate dber tetnen @rfoiq. Die
@trtF9aften BADEN Der @taof idbrliG1
$4,000 eingebra9t. Dies lit bas erffe
Mtal felt benz 8efte6en Der Staot. Ban in
fetrem BldBe in Der Stabt, ausqenommer
bic Mpotbeten, geiitige @etrGr1e gu boben
iinb. @pgar pdbrenb bes lebten Brohi=
acknowledgements paren etlt9e pGGbe offen.
SeoenfIibe &ooe.
@ouberneur Mcgorfle's @ertreter in g1f<
BORN, 90. 3d., teGegrap6irte, bdB grubea6ez
iiber ben Sheriff BON Sec Oppeu Gp. fDrlnIib
nm S6uB .gegen ben angebrobten Qufffan6
Der @%rubenleute iener 9egenb erfu6t bGtten
unb baB Der Sheriff ertlGrt babe, bah er
auBer Gtanbe Jet, ben b%erlarqten @6ub
gu getpd6ren. @r bat iebo6 ben @ouberneur
nod ni1t um Genbung BON Mtltatruppen
erfu9t, pbpohl Mc@ortGe Iogt, baB err ieben
Iugenblid einem berarttgen @eTu6e entoe~
genfte9t. Der 8ouberneur ertIdrt, bdB, nGb=
renb Die 2eute nienlals tpdbrenb bes Gfreifs
it4 @siebesIbertretungen gu S9utben toni
men Iteben, bic 4usft9ten in ben Iebten
pdar Sagen ii9 pefentGi9 ge6nbert bdt~
ten. Mnitatt aufrieoen 81 fetn unb obautoorz
ten, BIB bic Nrbeiten pteber enlightenment
piirben, perben bic 9eute urrubia uub rOt<
GOrtieBuns auf Der 8. Geite.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-10
@o6enf6am.
CFDrtiesung BON Der l. eeite.l

feIben i'm 8etrage BON 100000 berldngert,
unD 9Dpotbeten bafiir genpmmen butten.
Die 9ppotbet Der vgte>p Yprt 2tfe SnI,
Gp." mar jebo3 dlteren 9atums, 10 DAB Die
iibrigen @IGubiger jebt nit ibren Sorberunz
gen bas Na4ieben BADEN.
StahIieuoun9 nad England.
Sn 5plge elmer 8%efteGung aus @ngGant
1T BON youngstown, g., cine Senbung DOr
1000 Spnnen StabGblDden na9 Der 8uitC
abgegongen. @5 tit bies bic erite Sen0une
bon Stabl, Die BON bier na9 europa gebt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-10

bolrert ~gelangten, nit 6enen fte Bel ibrem
Slu9tperfu4 bic Iuffeber e~inf9i9terten.
Sn @aI6ington tparen bic 8ear1ten
60 GnIE@~~onA9 SnN 1}nFh-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-10
Veteranen
Des Krieges ben0thigen haufg die stimuliren-
den, kraftigenden Wirkungen, welche in Hoods

S~arsaparilla gefun-
den werden. Leset
Nachstehendes:
"Mein Gate hattie
JaIlre lang an Ka-
tarrh, Rheumatismus
und ~chronischer Di'
arrhoe gelitten, die
er SIGH i'm Kriege zu-
gezogen. I'm letzten
Spatjahr bekam er
die Grippe, welche
Inn dem Tode nahe
brachte. En- konnte
weder essen och
schlafen, und war
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-10

sehr abgemagert. Fine FIasche Won Hoous
Sarsaparilla that linn so gut, dass er nit dem
Gebrauche fortfuhr. Jetzt besitzt er e1nen
guten Appetit und hat an Fleisch Zugenomnen.
Ich CLAUDE, dass es das Leben meines Gatten
rettete ind soil es kinftig ME mehr in unserem
Haushalt fehlen. Ich weiss, dass Hoods Sarsa-
parilla Allies erfGllt, was davon versprochen
wird." AMANDA CAsTETTER, Mt. Jackson, Ind.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-10

Sn 2ouisbile, Mld., purbe Der potmeiz
iter @oparb 8rban nebft fetner Jrau unb
ieinem iiingiten 8inDe bonn 8ltB eri6lu9en,
Bon Der gar5en 5amilie 1T nur Elm @nahe
mod iibrig.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-12
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