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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-02
French schooner Oriren Ashore

LA POLE, N. F., Oct. 1.-The French
schooner Mary Blarch. from st. Pierre for
Bay OF Islands, with general cargo went
ashore here last night. The vessel and
cargo will be a total loss. The captain and
one man were saved out of crew of i've.
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Families Made Ho,,e1e.s.

CHICAGO, ILL, Oct. 1.-Several frame
dwellings, three stores and saloon near
North Paulina street and Clybourn avenue
were destroyed by fire at o'clock this
morning. A number OF families were
rendered homeless. The loss is about
$40, 900.
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Genernl Mahoue,s f,ondit;o,,.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 1.-General
Malone rested easily during last evening
and early this morning was better than at
any time since his collapse He is, how
ever, in precarious condition.
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4 Pioturesaae Manston Burned.

PITTSBURG, PA, Oct. 1.-The Munhall
mansion, owned by John Munhall, coal
dealer, near Homestead, was destroyed
this morning by fire of incendiary origin
The damage is about 500, 900, fully insured.
Diamonds, gold watches and other per-
sonai effects of Mr.. Munhall's family to
the value of $4,000 were also lost. The
mansion was one of the most picturesque
country seats in Allegheny County.
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Left Rtn Tennc,l.

CHICAGO, ILL, Oct. 1.-At the twelfth
convocation of the University of Chicago
to-day it was announced that Mrs. Mary
Esther Reynolds of this city, who died re-
Gently, had left the university $3.50, 900.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-02

trieve by moving from the Broadway to
the Tabor Grand, but played only one
night, the members declining to work
longer without pay.
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For additional Pacific Coast es,ps see Pages and J.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-02
HoWGA1E At LIBERTY.

Released on Bonds Pending an appeal
to a Higher Court.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-02

WASHINGTON, D. O., Oct. Captain
Henry w. Howgate was this afternoon
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-08

sar 9ie feinften Srudarbsiten in Der
Staot lisfsrt bic ,,Bo4snbIatt" Office.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-08
Nennfplpanien's Staatsb aufen.

Ser bon isinem 9lmte 3uriidsetretent
5taats 9anf Superintendent 2rumb,
baar bdlt bus nsue 8anfseies fIr eins
ueientIibe 8erbeReruns oes aIten. bas
lsbr febIerbaft mar. gu bieier 8erbeHs.
runs ssb6rt bic grpeiteruug Der Wa6t.
uolfommenbsit beS 8anf. 8ommiHdrs,
bic aontrolle behelben iibsr i'm Staaie
@efdafte treibenbe auSpdrtise 8anfin.
ititute, bic Iufiiht iiber be 8aupereine
uno Truit. 8ompasnien, bic grnennune
tempordrer Reeeiuers &C. Ser @sbaIt
oes 2ommiGdrS BON $4,000 isi iebod
feline seniisenoe 8eaabIuns fur feline 9r'
belt unb fur bic idipere 8eraniiportIibs
teit. bic er bat. Ser 8eri1t bes 8anft
Supsrintenoenten fur 1894 befinbet iib
ieBt in ben Sdnoen bes Druders. 9lus
oemieIben 8ept berpor, bab uniere StaatS'
banfsn nit einem 2apital bon s47, $50,
$50 arbeiten, $40. .638. 795 nsbsri6ub
uub sl2, ,875 2l6 unpertbeiIter Brofit,
iotpis Depoliten BON 1904, 925, ,O55 unb
eine Reierpe bon S37, ,98l 1879 in Sanoen
batten. Die NnIelbsn batten eine Sbbe
bon 800. .772, ,694; in Siderbeitsn an.
seleet tparen Sl36. 452, ,434 bic lleber'
,lebunsen bon 8onten belaufsn auf s73,,
3l9, bic DarIebn an 8dnfoireftoren auf
81 ,5l7, l30 uno bic 3abI Der Sspoiito
rem mar 468. $40, 10 oaB bas Durd.
i6nitts' DepOiitum zines ieoen $426.99
betrug.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-08
Gin Neener ipeniaer.

8ei Dem Serfaq Der ameritaniiden
9ereotiamfeit fdIlt Der Rame bes iosben
seitorbenen Wulattsn Srsosrid Douglas
OoppeIt idner ms @sribt. Denn be,
mar elm amerifaniibsr Rebner unp
per Jpn in Der 3elt ieinss Gtanass uno
ie'nes 5euers sebDrt bat, plro ibn ME
uer9ehen.
NIs Sobn eines itattIi9en tpeibsn
Sflapenbarons bon Wlrplanb unb elmer
tsrnssiunosn iunssn NsserilIapin mar
DouBlab aud duBerIld elne anipredsnos
uno lmponirenoe gri6sinuns, obne oas
odBIide bes Iesertppus. 2ln feline Ab.
itammuns bon elmer Aetbiopisrin erins
nerten nur feline brdunlide Sarbe unb
iein Boaenbaar bod lie erbbbten nur
cas Sntsrshante ielner @ri6einuns. uno
oas aberrelae Suar seitaltste iib su
e,ner prddtisen Dtdbne. Die Stimms
mar fraftla uno tpobltIinsenb. gu bisien
duBeren WItteln famsn etue poltommens
oerridaft uber bic snslti6e Spra6e.
cine n6t unbebeutenoe Belsienbeit, sne
binreibenbe @epalt bes 8ortrass.
NIs Bolitlfsr bate Douslab feline
sroben Wdneel. uno feline IeBte amt.
Il6e Steuuns, bic eines amsrlfaniiben
Dtlniiter. Rsiioentsn bel Der Reserrepu.
blit Sapti ndbrenb Der Braiioenti6afi
Sarriion's. mar eins sana psrfeblis, in.
cem ibn ibon feline oDaise llntsnntnib
Der frans6iiiben Spra1e perbnoerte,
ii6 uno ieinem Nmt ireenbipie bel benz
oortisen Neeerprdiosnten SlppoIpt Gel
tung Su peri6affen. -
Iber ais elmer Der lebten unter ben
nirfIi4 srobsn 8eenern Der Der. Staa.
ten perblent er itets senannt su tperbsn,
um 70 mebr, aIs er, Der ssborens SfIaps,
ii6 bic fur feline rsbnsriibe 1bdtistsit
erforosrlihen gisenidaitsn untsr 70 sros
ben S6pleristeiten srrunsen unb er.
tdmpft bate. l8.
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|R5!I;;;jiIjjiS3lyIZ|''l!|l4|lz!'a] !I;;jIjiS|i,3 AL
is. 9lpp. 1894.

lO' Vpp. fOJA.
3iiss ssrlaiTen SCRANTON fir philadelphia unb
9ttip gurt per . & 8 U & nm 7.45 Mprgfns,
12.U5, 2.3S unb II .3S Na6m., per .. {. 6 gB.
u. u. 600, sos, tt.20 Wi. unb f.30 Ra&m.
BerIahsn scranton fir pittstpn unb Wilfts-
barre per .. I. s. gB. U. ". 600, sos, ff.20
Wprssns, 3,55, 607, $50 Nadm.
0nlalsn SerantOn fur VI bite Sapen, Sa,It-
ton, pOttspille unp allen punften Der 8eaptr
Nsacop Inp pOttspills 3petssn, psr .. & 0.
V. 6.4 W., per . & > 7.45 W., 1905, 2.3S,
S.OS, 11.20 Wiprgsns, 1.30, 3.55 giabnittags,
8srla6sn scranton fur 8etbIebrm, Cation,
&sabins, harrisburg unp aain 3ptiHenpuntisu
per D. & .. u. " am 7.45 Nf, f2 O5, 2.3s,
400, 1888 Nabmittass, per . 6. g. W. 600,
80S, 1t.2O W., t.30 Na1m.
BeraIItn scranton fur 1unfbannod. 3cpan-
oa, @lmira, Stbaea, @tuepa unb 3pii& npunf-
ten per D. & 3. u. ". um As W., 1915 unb
t1.3S Na1m., per 3 { & 9B " " am e.08 M
f.3U 9ia6mttlaes.
gsrla1sn SerantOn fir &otsiftr, Buffalo,
Niagara GGIlsn, Detroit, Gbicasp unb ptfli6tn
punften per y q 8 u u S.45 ", 10 05, 9.f5,
11.3S Natm., per D s. W " & une piitsten
junction 08, 9.55 M, 1.30, $50 Na9ni., pen
Y. q QB u u 3.4t 9abm.
5iir G,mira unp 9Bsltrn per SaIamanea, per-.
D = u U S.45 Dr.. 1895, 6.O5 9ia9miitag,
per D9 & gB sos 55 Dr., 1.30, 6.p7 9a6m,
pulmanu parlOr une Sblaf- petr {. y.
SslieIpassn auf alien 3is,u spilhen {. s. 81.
SuuetiOn ppsr 9Bilfssburre unb 9sp ypri, pbi.
lapslpbia, Buffalo unp Suspsnfpn Bride.
Hpllin 3. 9Silbur, Sen. Cup.
Gbas. 9. ess, @sn. pali. Assnt YbilabsI-
pb,a, VA.
u. 9B. Rcnnsma6e, aiTt. Sen. palf. assnt
Siip Setbltbem, pa.
9Bater ausfunft ntbsilt gB. 6. 9trspr, Statt-
Asent, 309 ead'a apsnus, Srrantpn, ga.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-08

@raf Tolitoi. bsr berfibmte ruIfiIde
Sdriftiteler. Nopsaenfdteber unb So.
cialreformer. 1T Der 8erfaHer bes Iiberas
len Wtanifeites. treIdes fiirsli6 sesen
bic @rfldrune beS 9aren. er tpiirbe bic
Selbitberri9aft ebenfo sifris aufrstt er,
baIten. tpie ieln perforbener Batter, Der.
5fentlibt ipurbe. SIN benz Wtsnifeit
wu,oe bstanntIid ber Gar beiduIbist.
bob er iid bon ieinen sutsn 8oridben
purd @inihddteruns ieitens Der Sof.
iunfsr uub 8ureaufraten babe abbrineen
laHen unb Dor Der Sortiebuus Der Inter,
orGduns oes 8olfes eetparnt. Batter,
den" edrfte ii4 bss Germ @rafsn an.
nebmen.
SIN 8erIaufe bes Snqueites in 2oipes.
toft iber bel Der ,,@lbs"s "s&ataftrppbe
8erunslddte iasten Der Gapitdn unb Der
Otermaidiniit Der ,.graibie" aus. bab
Der GeIeSrupbenapparat sefroren mar
unb sur 3eit Der Go1iiion nidt in Tbd,
tisfeit seiebt tperben fonnte. Sie BE-
febIe ipuroen bur4 3uruf peiterseseben.
Der Maidiniit bate BEL Der abfabrt ber
,Gratbie" nod Rotterbam beridumt,
nadsuieben, oh Der apparat in Oronuns
mar. Ser S&Iub bes Snqueitss ipurbt
bis gum 26. Rars perfdOben.
Sn beridisbenen GbeiIen Gaba's IL
RepcIution aussebroden unb Der Sc.
neraIsoupsrneur bat bas 8riessseieb
prOiIamirt. @robe Iufresuns berri6t
auf Der sansen Sniel unb pieIe tpoblbes
fannie Separatiiten iinb berbaftet nor.
ben. SO ioa berelts Elm 9rsffen stpii6en
ben HeBiernnsstruppen unb ben Sniurs
senten itattssfunoen baben. @inem @es
riidt 3ufolse iinb in LETTER Wobe piele
Gubaner bon Santiago mad Netp gort
uno Gan Domingo absereiit. nm bon
bort na& Guba 3u selan8sn unb iid ber
Rebolution an,ui4lleben.
4us @upaquil in ECUADOR pirb se.
melbst, bab bort bas @elbisber epiSe.
mild berridt. Die beioen Sbbne bes
portisen ipanii1en goniuIs 8oberisues
8ubi purben an einem Gage pom Der
Seude ipeeseraift. Die peruaniiden
unb diIsniiden Safsn baben cine Qua,
rantdns perbdnst, unb bic na& SIoen
sebenben Dampfer Iaufen in benieIbsn
ni4t mebr an. I'm cine aasemsine
Quarantane su bermeiben, tpirb eins
itrense Geniur dber ale Babel. unb 8oit.
Dielounssn unb iiber bic 3situnsen aus'
sstbt.
@ieefbnis 2isSuns Chang bat bic 8sr'
Daltuns Der propins 8etbiIi ieinem ins
terimiitii4en Nadfolser tiberseben unO
1T na4 Betins abssreif, no CT cine
4uoisns beim 8aiier baben tpiro, ebs er
nit niupanii4sn Srispens. .Gommifdrsn
auiammentrifft.
Sem iapaniidsn 8arIament 1T cine
8efebuorlase unterbreitet porben, bur6
pelde bic 8esieruna 3ur Nufnabme elmer
2tnleibe bon $50. 100000 su 2riesSs
3tpedsn ermadtist iperoen ioa.
Gin am 10. Ssbruar bsrbFsntIi9tsr
grlab bes &aiisr bon China seist an,
Dab Iao.1ai.8uns unb General gsb.
@bi.@ar BON Der Strafbeb5roe pro3eIiirt
uno perurtbeilt iporben iinb, bis 3um
Serbit sefansen sebalten unb bann enis
bauptet su tperben. Dieie Strafe if
ubsr iie peBen bes 8erIuites bon pori
Artbur berbGnBt tporben.
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Cine Stimm. M aSaine.

Set einiser 8sit 1T in 9isp gort BIZ
Npers Stimm Nai1ine ausgeiteut.
BreHe unb 9ublifum itnb einis in ibrem
2obe uno rubmen alS ibren Sdupt. Dor,
aug bic eroBs @infadbeit unb be Sl9sr.
beit, nit tpelber fie arbeitet. Nl5 be.
ionoers 8orSIse Der Waibine tpitp bers
porseboben, baB bic Stlmmesber INNER
~ tpiRen, fur men uno mas iie ibr
8otum abseben; oab feline, iie peripir,
renos Nannisfaltisielt BON Stlmm3ettsln
uorfommt oab fem SaIten (3uiam'
menle9en) Der Stimm3ettel nblbIe 1T
oab oas Driidsn auf bic nit ben 9iamen
Der betr. Ganbioaten correfponoirenoen
8nbpfe iebr raid Dor iib eebt; bab bic
bur6i9nittli1s 3eit fur oas Stimmsn
nldt mebr-uno bauiis psniser
eine Winute betrd8t; oaB bas 9ebeim,
nlb uolfommen 8elpabrt 1T, inbem felns
Spur oapon surldbleibt, nie Elm Wdb.
Ter sstimmt bat, uno baB bic Stimmsp
ebenio rii6 SesdbIt tperben. tpie ie abse
seben tpurben, iOoaB beim S1lub bic
StImmenaublen obne ieben 8srSus bon
benz automatii&sn Rsslitsr abseldrlebsn
lperoen f6nnen.
9ie MpsrS'ids abitimmunss SRA,
idine 1T bel iber 200 l8ablen in 9lns
ipenbuns seiommen uno bat mebr oils
elne WIllion Stimmen resiitrut. sic 1T
LIBERAL. mo- man ben 8eriu4 nit ibr &c.
ma6t bat, beliebt eeporoen unb piro pon
allen Soften brineent empfoblen. uebei
bic bur1 ibre Anipenoune ersielte Gr.
iparuns bemerft elm Rsip Dortsr 8latt
DIE 4ussabe bon S40.OOO fur pas Dru.
den Der StimmSettel fdat tbatidbtll6
meg; baS gln3 8e, mas bapon Iblis
blelbt. iino bic Sll90 betraeenoen Rotten
oes amtliben Diagram" Oper Der Dtu.
iter StImm. uno 8Iebe. 5sttsI. Sernel
Ipirb Der 8eiammte in Der Stabt Hsp
gott s6S, 900 per Sabre foitsnos Apparai
pon 3abIbeamten, Snipeftoren unO
Ballot @IerfS" entbebrllb. Die @s.
lammt' @riparuns betrast anseiitts ber
blsberisen nnfoitsn bon S443. 900 nabssu
$3.50, 900 uno iomit nlroen in spe,
WabIsn nitt nur bic 4nIasetoiten idmmt,
Il4er nbtbissn Stlmmmai6nsn bsrslnss.
bra6t ieln, ionbern es perbllebe ber
Staot nod Elm neberfdub bon Iber
$500. 900 unb bic Wtaibinsn t6nnten
iabrsebnteIans obne ieoen 8ofenaufpanp
benIBt nerben.
0as itimmt Neben ibrer @enauia-
felt, @infa6beit, @elos unb 3eiteripar'
ung 1T iebob bic Wpers'fbe Waiblne
aud elm superldiiiseS 9oapsrt sesen
Corruption, Stimmtaitsn Stopferei,
6ali6sabIuns uno ieopsbe Dirt BON
DeoseIsi. IS iann ieinsm 3nsifeI I'M.
terliesen, bab iis bic @unit bss Bottles
errinsen uno oas ausidliebliGs Abitim-
munss rsip. BabIipitem Der 3utunft i'm
ganSen Sanoe tperoen ipirb. sbre uu,
Ieuabaren Serbienite unb bic grfIauna
aaer bon ibr sebesten grpartunsen
ii&ern ibre gtnfabruns in Der aaernd9,
item Submit.
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Die mannisfadsn Sormen ber @is'
irifuae iino tells aus Der Ratur, tells
aus glbbilounsen ieoem befannt. Da iie
nidt INNER leldt su befommen iino, 70
ut cine Seebadtuns BON Snterefe. bic
DR.. 8. Iroushart in Der 3eltihrift ,,2a
Jiature" mlttellt. Darna6 t6nnen gan,
abnll6e 8riiiaue burd 8erounituns bon
linte berseteat peroen. Dian ldbt
elnen GrOpfen Tinte auf einem @laS.
pldttden eintrodnsn unb beobahtet ibn
unter benz Diifroitop nit fiinfsis., bun.
bert. Ober smelbunoertfader 8ersr6Bers
ung. Die Slnteniorten bes Sanbels
baben redt peritieoene 9uiammeniess
uns: baber erbdlt man aub bic 8rl'
italformen nibt LIBERAL nit eleiber 2sibs
tlstsit. Dod iino ie nit ieber I.nts su
betommen. bic NIT @aadpfea6iuns uno
glienoitrioI berseltelt lit. WorauS bic
ariitaae beiteben. perma9 Trouehart
nldt nit Siberbeit ansuseben. Sbre
ariitaaform beutet auf Wasneteiien (gis
iencrpOulorpc), pdbreno ibre we.bs
5arbe uno ote ei8eniiimliben Sormen
seplRer 8riitale auf 3ueifad. Sdnsiel.
eiien ober Wartait idIieben laHsn.
Die bon TroueHlrt absebtlOeten 8rlfaae
seisen iebr manniSfaItise unb aierlibe
iSormen.
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g1m. Stuart aus 0nnhnn. her

@m. Stuart aus 2onbon. Der Elm
oirsfter gadtomme beS aIten g8iliam
9enn su iein bebauptet. perfubt idon
lett einiser 3eit ben 8eiiB pertbpoler
9dnoereien au erIansen. pelde WiIIium
Benn ansebli6 ieinen @rben blnterlieb.
Jim Samitas erbielt er nun auf @runo
ieiner @rbaniprIde i'm @eri9t bon
2uaerne County pier nrtbeiIe. burd bic
oleb 0illums. Wm. Sreeman. 8. s
Bdtts uno Bm. $. Noib, i'm Ioipnib,p
'Plpmouib, ansspeien iperoen, ibm ben
Seiib ben @runoeieentbum absutreten.
Stuart fam Dor 6 Dionaten aus @ns.
lamb berdber, I'm an Ort unb Steqs feline
Inipribe 9elteno Su MAIDEN.
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gDieper Giner surd, aeaanaen.

6. M. Sissutt, Der flidtise 8ufirer
Der 9anf bon 2eginston, 3D., bat, tpis
Die 8iiderrepiiion ersab. felt 25 Sabren
Die 8anf ipitematiid bsfobIen. Dis
nnteri6Iusunsen bss'ffern iib auf $780, :
600. ipopon $50, 900 @runofapital uur
$4,000 Depoiiteneeloer tparen. Durt
Die 8eruntreuunsen bes biebii6en 8di.
ienbeamten iinb nidt nur bic Banf, ion'
bern au6 eine Nense D,poiitoren ruiniri
porben. Inter bieien befinben lib bieIs
Sauern. ba 2erinston, Elm Sidbtden bon
5000 ginwobnern, mitten in einem sro'
ben 8auernoiitrifte Selesen 1T.
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Sr. Sdoop. Bog 9. Haeine. Mis.
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MetiraI0te.

81. Bouts, Ro.- Rtt gsrsnassn
, smpfetle Id bie Gnpsnbuns BON ct.
y SatUbs Del sesen nturaIstf9e S&msr.
> sen. SD purbe bausrnb burt ben @s.
brau6 befelbsn esbsttt.-R.@.S .Srof.
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Gugen &leeberg.

No. 23I Nenn Stpe euue,
Smporteur unO gambler in
@laS., &Or3eQan. II. Sroenmaaren,
Gampen, Rlppla&sh unO Meisruaarsn
xif6s unb Sptelpaaren
cine SpsJialitdt
Gle9antes 2aeer. - 8ilIiaite greiIe.
9rabiren auf 8Ias mad 9efelIuna.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-08

Cannon 0ro6e fpesieae Sferte 0A~: .
S~s" Tr4 une serldsi6. Oret I!
Slumen, Sherte SSp. L. 9rOBe &ihen aibaItenb
abe in 9umm oemThh
der Samu,4
gns @sn'sa&t nas ssRrdhs battts srob SOtsn " ~
Qaubpu Iderr
euum, san,m SSas amIts
pHuna,
MObn RpabaIs 6rhaas wbIos
aSaneebars mrikni4s S3ifdbums rs gutsna
gEdes mmr, Gtnrs Te
&a bic obisen penbt gens Elm Gbed in iebe
&e ne nit 8efeaung radaedtdt wbn
fam, bommt 25 SIS
6emiie, 9rOfe aiffe, Elm guds iebsr eOts sntbaleno
Ssie Setnsn Bette NUtrm Better Saat Bette Rabsetn.
Sne SrH 8lb@ Bette Sauaib
Sen@ acn Spahs araut. Bette 3ptbsn.
Sel 8ibm. 9sls Shdrabs
Die obise afe maeiamn fir 25 gn ssdidt unb Elm 25
@ts Gbsd pamI.
~ 10 yrsbs gaas ganm % samn, aussBsea 10
ga bic Otsn fir 80 Gts gO fret pan aataIos bon sumsn
frs
abSsFrt, g. q. SeG. SinsbamtOm. u. q.
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Cbne feines @leieben tft
ST. JAk0BS DEL
MIteiltitafisntilS.

Hudntr, Stras.-Sabrt fit Id an
rbsumattfGsn S&merssn, unb mar
tdufs tettldseris, bur6 bic aawsn-
buns bon ct. Safcbs Del wurbs ID
bauernb ssbetlt. - Gmanba Worfon.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-07-13
SHE
IN OTHER RESPECTS SHE RE-
SEMBLED A MAN.
Most viruient Type of the New wonaa
Arouses All the Newsboys and
Loafers at . Chicago Depot.

Omaha. July 1.-THE newest thing
in the new woman was In the city az
the Union depot for a few minutes
yesterday morning and aroused as
much stir and caused as much excite
ment as a yellow dog with a tin can
attached to his caudal appendage. She
had the appearance of the new woman
OF the most virulent type. and she did
not seem to care who knew II. She
was a school teacher from the East.
and she was going through with a
party OF teachers to the Denver meet
ing. She was dressed In mans cos
tune from head to foot. long brown
tweed trousers. a double-breasted coat
Of the same material. across which a
gold watch chain extended. and small
hat.
In very few minutes after she got
of the car q newsboy spotted her and
yelled:
"say. catch on to de woman In mans
clothes
This attracted the attention Of all the
other boys. and when they followed her
about the attention OF every one about
the crowded depot was attracted. This
did not phase her. however. and she
kept up her promenade up and down
along the depot platform until her
train pulled out.
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IT'S MOST INHUMAN
CHILDREN STRANGLED AND
OUTRAGED IN LONDON.
Lecherous and Murderous Fiends Com
mitting Acts Of u Revolving Nature
Police Authorities Bafiied.

London, July IA series of out
RACES and murders Of little girls Of
ages ranging from to years. has
created great excitement among the
working classes In the district Of Wal
thamstow, seven miles northeast of
London. Within two months five lit
tie ones have been decoyed from near
their homes and vanished completely.
Searching parties have subsequently
found their bodies In the fields stripped
Of all their clothing. and giving evil
dence OF the most outrageous treat
ment. In every case the victims have
been children who have been playing
along the road side or on their. way in
the discharge Of short errands. The i'm
mediate cause Of death in every in
stance has been strangulation.
The police inquiry points to a WELL
dressed man Of 80. but here the clew
stops. Only one of the many victims
has escaped death. She was 4 years Of
age. After having been subjected to
horrible treatment she was found lying
In field by persons whose attention
was attracted to her cries. The child
was unable to describe her assailant.
Several half-witted men have been ar
rested on suspicion. but they have been
able to establish alibis and were liber-
ated. The miscreant usually hides the
bodies of the victims in secluded places
In the fields and under hedges and
covers them with leaves.
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Bradstreet'. Report.

New York, July l2.-Bradstreets to-
morrow will say: At the close OF the
second week In July the condition Of
trade generally remains practically un-
changed, although commercial aud indus
trial activity at many points continues
more conspicuous than usual at the mid
summer season. Prices generally con-
tinuc strong. exceptions being among the
cereals. home products, coffee and lead,
while as significant as anything else are
the exceptionally favorable outlooks for
trade In the fall and the encouraging
promise for the wheat and corn crops
throughout the central. western and
northwestern states. At Atlanta, sales
OF hardware are larger. but those Of dry
goods. shoes and groceries are smaller.
New orleans reports only fair volume
OF business. less than expected. At many
OF the cities throughout the west and
northwestern states merchandise markets
point TO the dullness incident TO the first
half OF July. though at all points the out
look for fall trade Is reported good At
Chicago the volume of business is heay-
Ter than expected at this time. collections
are good and the crop market Is favor
able. st. Louis, Kansas City and Omaha
all report fair volume OF business.
prices hardening and an expected favor
able crop outlook. on the Pacific coast
trade continues favorable. The construc-
tlon OF the San Joaquin Valley railroad
Is acclerating business In many dlrec-
tions. Eastern wheat engagements al
San Francisco leave that port bare OF
tonnage.
Portland. Ore. reports prospects Of a
good fall trade and Improvement In the
salmon catch.
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Boston, July i2.-Thc Commercial
Bulletin will say tomorrow OF the
wool market: Never has there been
such a sustained demand for wool.
This Is the third successive week OF
heavy sales, the total this week being
few thousand pounds of the record.
Boston in the last three weeks has sold
more than 3l.00o0OO pounds OF wool
One house sold 100000 pounds OF Aus
tralian wool this week. There has been
another advance OF cents per pound
In fine wool this week; territory de-
laine, % 10 IS cents, and choice state Is
cents clean. The advance is now 20 per
cent. from the lowest points. Sales of
the week are 7.i7I,0O0 pounds domestic
and S,ss+,Ooo foreign, against 1,SiO. 500
pounds domestic and 10000 pounds for
the same week last year.
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HE NET HIS MATCH
CRAYON PORTRAIT SHARK LOW.
Erred A PEG OR TWO.
IL VIII Be Remembered That q similar
Case Was Recorded In Montana
Not Many Years Ago.

Good Ground. l.. l., July l2.-Mrs
John Rudd of Sprlngville. Is not a
woman to be imposed upon. To-day
she had an encounter with one Of the
crayon portrait sharps, which have so
successfully operated on Long Island
of late. Mrs. Rudd was equal to the
occasion when this man arrived TO de-
liver to her free a picture. When he
demanded 81 for the frame Mrs. Rudd
protested. The result was scrim-
mage. In which she came out victo-
rious, and although the canvas is
broken. she has possession OF the frame
and the agent has beautiful black
eye. Several days ago he appeared In
the village. He was an oily talker and
suavely told his little story that he
was simply advertising a large city
crayon portrait company. which guar
anteed to deliver two or three pictures
In each village free OF charge. Mrs
Rudd was one OF those visited and she
gave the fellow likeness Of her mother
to reproduce. He arrived to-day to de.
liver the picture and Mrs. Rudd met
him at the door and the man remarked
that there was charge Of 81 for the
frame. Why" said Mrs. Rudd. you
told me 1t would cost nothing. The
frame ] don't want. but the picture
will have"
Mrs. Rudd is a middle-aged woman
and very muscular and courageous
The man took hold OF the picture. but
Mrs. Rudd only frightened her grip
The agent struggled. but Mrs. Rudd
proved the stronger. and the enraged
agent. seeing the frame and picture
was being taken from him. put his
fist through the canvas and fed
after getting a good drubblng from
Mrs. Rudd.
This agent did not deliver any more
pictures In this vicinity.