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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-17
JOINS the LAKES WITH The SEA
Opening OF tho lias lem Snip CANAL II

Opening OF the lias lem Snip CANAL at
INV York.
NEW YORK, juno lT-The Harlem Ship
canal, which unites the waters Of tho
Hudson with those Of Long Island Sound.
was opened hero today with booming OF
cannon and plaudits Of great crowd. tho
governor ami his staff and dozens of other
state AMI city officials being present. The
A;lanti anu Cincinnati, o. the United
States navy, were present and fired sa'
lutcs. AS the first salute was fired two
barrels OF water-ono from Lake Clam.
plain and the other from Lake Superior
wcrc cmp,ici into the salt water OF the
canal, typi ying the union Of the sra with
the great lake system.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-17
C.nno, Attend til. Clab Convention.

CLEVELAND, June 17.-Chauncey NJ
Depew has notified the managers OF the
National Republican League convention
that he cannot attend. He will arrive
here jane - at p. m. and leave an hour
later. A committee will meet him and
try to prevail on him to address the con.
vention.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-17
American w. c. T. U. Delegate. Arrive.

LONDON, June 1.-THE American dele
gates to the convention of the World 5
Woman's Christian Temperance union
have arrived and were met by Lady
Henry Somerset, president of the British
Woman's Christian Temperance union J.;
Miss Frances Willard, president of the
Worlds Woman's Christian Temperance
union, and other Representatives Of the
nnion
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-17
Curious Case of eIndignation."

BUTTE, Neb, June l7.-Soms Of the in
dignant Taxpayers here are liable to wait
upon the attorney general and transport
him beyond the Niobrara river, as they
believe he is responsible for the trial in
this county, which will cost upward of
SIS, Coz, OF the Barrett Scott murder case
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-17
Cub,n News from Havana.

HAVANA, June 17.-Unoflicially, it is
reported here, on the plantation Of
Senior Eomelio, near Guantanamo, Fir
meza hanged number of citizens, SOL
dicrs and two miners. In this instance, as
in many others, the insurgents mutilated
tho bodies Of the dead in u horrible man.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-17
Joint Silver Debate At Rockford.

ROCKFORD. July 1.-THE greatest inter-
est is manifested in the joint debate on
the currency question, IL be held at the
opera house in Rockford Monday even
ing. juno -. between Clarence 5 Dur
row for the FREQ silver side and +. X.
Schoonmakcr for the sound money side.
The debate is under the auspices OF the
Rockford high school alumni.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-17
Going to Make War on Evrl.nd.

NEW YORK, June ia special con-
vention Of the lrish-American Military
union was held here yesterday and re-
solved that the time has arrived for an
armed struggle for Irish independence,
and calling on all Irish-Amcrican mill
tary examinations 70 prepare therefor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-17
The Local Markets.

0nAINs ETC.
CorI-a 5a.6:.
Oats 30 31c.
nay-' 'nc'ny. 81: 1913 upland s1iMsls
Wild. s. .501s9; slough &7G29; balcd. S?0sI1
rRUIT AND VEGETABLES.
P0tatoee-suc.
OnionA-JOc per be.
PRODUCE.
Bu'ter-Fair to choice, 1s:; fresh cream
erv IS
Egyr- Fresh, Zoe.
POultry-Chtckcns,7 &c.
LIVE STOCK.
Csttle-Butchers pay for corn fed stccrr
3K@5 COWS and Letters. 3d4n calves
SQ5c.
Hogs 44c
snrep-4xc
Spring lamb SIC
Coal soft, 1Oc.
Wood-S3 80 per cord.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-17

SPRISeFIKLD, Ills, June I7.-Assist:nt
Attorney General Newell renders an
opinion in which he holds that aliens re-
siding in this country are subject to tax.
alton the same as naturalized citizena
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-17
NOT SEEKING A THIRD TERN.

What the President Said to n Man Who
Wants Him to Run Again.
NEW YORK, June IA special to Tho
World from Atlanta says: Ex-Mnistcr
w. l.. S:ruggs, who represented the
United States government first in CJlom-
tin and then in Veno zucla, and who is
now the regularly accredited legal repre-
sentative of Venezuela in this country,
had long talk recently with President
Cleveland on the Venezuelan boundary
controversy. 1t is said he strongly urged
the president to make n vigorous declara-
ton on the Inc of the Monroe doctrine.
Colonel S:ruggs is understood to have
suggested also that there was q probable
ity of the people calling upon Cleveland
for n third term.
"But am not seeking that" said the
president.
"Oh, yes, Mr.. President, know that"
was the substance of Colonel Scrugg' S
reply. but you know you were not a
candidate before, and the people called
upon you, and they will probably do the
same thing again"
But am not seeking it," was all the
president had to say.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-17
LONG RANGE TALK.
Carlisle and Bryan Exchange
Unkind Remarks.
SECRETARY OPENS FROM KENTUCKY

And the Ex-Representative Replies from
Missouri-sharp Retort Of the Nebraska
Statesman to the Language Of the Treas
ury Head-cieveiand's Reply Whom .
Third Term Is suggssted-Elkius States
His Position Political News Notes.
LEXINGTON, ~, juno 17.-Secretary
Carlisle was interviewed on the subject of
meeting W. ]. Bryan, Of Nebraska, here
in debate at the Chasauqua will you
meet Mr.. Bryan here in debater' was
asked
What? Dignity him by debating with
him?" asked the secretary almost nngrily,
in return. mo sir, he is Populist. He
is not Democrat. Didn't he say in
louisiana that If silver plank was not
put in the Democratic platform he would
be against the party's success. No. l
will not meet him under any -circum.
stances" Carlisle will make no more
speeches this summer.
Bryan Heard from On the Subject.
Adispatch from ST. Louis says that
Bryan passed through that city yesterday,
en- route to Boonvi;le. No, and had this
discuss tho silver question at the Licking.
ton Chautauqua ON July s, but knew
nothing Of the proposed debate until l
saw Secretary Carlis.e's interview in this
mornings paper. 1 woull be willing to
debate with him if the Chnutauqua SO
desired, but not with any idea of acquir-
ing dignity, for do not think an Aneri-
can who has SO little faith in his county.
men as to employ n Rothschild Morgan
syndicate to protect the treasury OF the
United States has any dignity to impart
to others. But q dc5a,c might affJrl Mr..
Carlisle an opportunity to explain some
things concerning which he has been
studious,y silent.
Rcpudintes the Secretary's Charge.
"As to the charge that l am a Populist,
l would say that / am now Democrat
and have always been Democrat. am
not now a populist and have never been
Populist. 1 said in Nebraska in 1898
tina: would not follow the Democratic
party to tho gold standard il it ever
adopted gold standard platform. re-
pcated this at jackson, Miss, in reply to
q question; but have always said that
did not-and now say that do not-fc-
lievc that the Democratic party will ever
declare for u gold standard.
Says Carlisle Will BOLT.
1.-THE struggle in tho Democratic party
is to determine whether the gold bugs
can use the organization as n vehicle for
the advancement of plutocracy or wheth-
or the party will stand upon Democratic
principles. The silver Democrats expect
to control the next national convention,
and have no doubt that Mr.. Cleveland
and Mr. Carlisle will either bolt or vote
the Republican ticket"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-17
kas,r Billy viii Toast Uncle Sam.

BERLIN June l7.-At the imperial BAN
quet at Hottcnau, after the opening of
the Baltic and North Sea canal, Emperor
William will toast the United States
navy and the band will play "Hail CO.
I'm
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-17
YEARS OF INTENSE PAIN.

DR.. j. II. Watts, druggist and physi-
clan, Humboldt. Ncb., who suffered with
heart disease for four years, trying every
remci.y and all treatments known to him
SELF and fcllow-practitioners; believes that
heart disease is durable. lie writes:
81 wish to tell what your valuable medi-
cine has done for me. For four years had
heart disease of the very worst kind. Sew
eraI physicians 1 consulted, said It was
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-17
STATUS OF THE BALL CLUBS.
Boston DIsplaccs rut-burg and ChicaS,
Drops to Fifth Place.

CHICAGO, June 17.-Pittsburg is no
longer the leader in the League race for
the pennan., Boston having climbed over
the Smoky city club. which has tumblcl
to third. Baltimore is second and Chi.
cago has managed to drop to fifth place
with Cleveland just above, and Cincin-
natl next below. The club standing is
given below:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-17
Republicans Gathering Mt Clevelaud.

CLEVELAND, juno i7.--Delega.es to the
convention Of the National Republican
league nrc beginning to arrive in the city,
and there is quite an influx of strangers.
Among those who have arrived is Il. e.
Evans, Republican committeeman from
Minnesota and dclcgate.at-largc TO the
convention from that state. Mr. Evans
says Minnesota hopes for the nomination
of Senator Davis in 1895. but admitted
that Mckinley was the strongest candi-
date nov before the party. Reed, Harri-
son and Allison, he said, were all able
men with a strong following
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-06-17
Elk,n. Not COMMITTED to Anybody.

WHEELING. June 1.-THE Intelligencer
prints the following written by its editor,
Z. B. Hart: While Senator Eikins was
In Morgantown l asked him what he had
TO say about the sundry reports lining
him up on next years presidential nomi-
nation. 1t is positively untrue said
Senator Etkins, that l have declared for
General Harrison, or that l am trying to
bring about his nomination. All
this talk about men is premature. You
may say without reserve that l am not
committed to ANYBODY in this mattcr'''
Abendblatt., 1895-02-18
ShneUe Urbeit.

DIS Die pOliaiiten 5ree5e urb Smitb oon
Der @analport Noe. zStatipn ge1tern Na9z
mittag gegen 5 ubr Die Is. @traBe entGang
ge6enb ii9 Der 0alfteb Ctr. nG6erten, b0rs
ten fte aus einem @agen Der 9aliteb Ctr
2inie Die &ufe v9tebe" unb fa6en 3u gGei9er
3eit eiten Mann Die 9aliteb Str. entlang
laufen. 9ieien @6neGldufer nit benz &ufe
nOiebe" in 8erbtnbung brtngenb, bet6stligz
ten ft3 Die Boli3titen an Der Sagb unb gez
lang eS i6nen au9, beTelben bab6aft 81
tperben. Gr nurbe nocb benz StraBenbd5nz
tpagen gsbra9t unb bort bon etnem Der PaTz
fagiere, @bparb 8or9art bon go. 1919 Q8,
Chicago Nbe., als berientge tbentificirt, Der
i6m feinen golOenen 3eitmeKer i'm 8ugen
aus Die Sdf6e genDn1men bate. Die ubr
battle Der 9teb po9ri6etnli9 beretts einem
auf Dem Wagen beftnbli9en SpteBgeTelle11
iibergeben, benin trob etfrtgen 9ur9Tu6ens
ipurOe ni9ts in bes 9tebes Sai9en gefunz
ben. @r purbe na9 Der Station oebrubt
unb bort CAB er fetnen Namen Sames 80.
MOrrifon IN. Gr tpurbe beute Dem &i9ter
9oOleD Dorgefiibrt unb BON bteIem Bis gum
20. D, SIC, unter $500 8iirg19aft 9e1teQt,
Abendblatt., 1895-02-18
StdottIbes.
unermarteter mioerftano.

Die bon Nlberma11 6epburn eingereibte
uno DomStaDtratb angenDmmeneS rbinar3,
ipel6e Die Nenbsrung Der StraBennamen
gum 3pede bat, 1T befanntlt9 elmer HeDiz
fion nnterporfen tporben, I'm Dtrette eSyrrz
t6iimer, pte Die glet9e 8enennung parallel
laufenber StraBen unb Ioniige unpraftiI4e
Ginri@tungen aus Der Melt git 19affen.
8ordust9tlt9 ntrb bte1e Srbtnan8 iebp1
iiberbaupt ni9t in &raft treten. 3und9ft
tit ba5u Die 8eniQtgrng bes Stabtrat6es
fir Die Mus9aben n0tbig, nel9e bur9 Die
Grneueru1g Der fir Die S%traBennamen be-
Ittmmten SbilDer an ben 2aternen unb fir
Die NenOsrung Der 6~ausnummern bebtngt
toerDer. SSn Dielen S6eilen Der Stabt 1inb
ii aber Die 8eipD6ner bur9aus nibt nit
Der Neuerung 3ufrieben unb beitiirmen ilre
8ertreter i'm Stabtrat6e, bic Srbtnan3 Da>
Dur9 unmOglt3 gu MAIDEN, baB iie Die eben
erpd6nte nOt6penbtge 8etpiQigung perpeiz
germ. Inter bieiem 9rude BADEN cine gauge
2(n3abl Der StubtbGter, neGbe fir baS BaFz
firen Der Srbtnan5 1ttmmten, be19loiIcn,
i5ren Stimmgebern 5u %ptlfa6ren. 9a
au9 Mapor @optins, pie berlautet, ntGt
nit benz 8lane Der NamenperGnberung ei1l=
Der itdnben lit, unb Die goit, Ippte bic Selsz
grapben~ unb @rpreBcOmpagnien berTeGben
tii6l gegeniiberfteben, 10 I9eint menig 6pffz
nung fir Die nit 10 grpBem @ifer betrie=
bene Jtomenfldtur 81 1etn.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-18

fd1en mar, faltbGiitig Die iibrtgen &ammern
fetneS &ebplbers in ben Qetb bes Sterbenben
entlub. llrb btefer bIutbeIubelte un6olp 1T
Elm angeIe6ener einfluBrei9er 8edmter in
elmer qrpBen fiiblt9en @tabt ur6 er lit fetz
neSpe9S Der ct fte, mel9er bur9 cine 1ol6
ru9lofe Shat bas gan3e 8eamtent6um be5
@iDens befledt ur0 ben Gittern 6es Blu
ttgen 0embes einen tptQtommenen 8ortpanG
fir erbitterte Nngrtffe auf ben @iben eez
ltefert bat. 9as NQerf9GtmmIt tie 1T, baB
1ol3e 8erbreber fait ME BON Der perbienten
Strafe erreibt tperben. @enn Die 3poesz
ltrafe cine mordlif9e 8ere9tigung 6at, 10
ioate bteier Craig ie ft3erlt9 erleiben, Sud-
tpabrf9etnlt3 ipirD Der S9urte ebenip me-
mig auf benz @3affot enben, tpte Der M6rber
Sling BON Memp6ts, Der i'm lebten Mu9enz
bltd begnabtgt tpurbe, obglet9 er au9 einen
gdr3 3interliitigen Morb beriibt bate. @s
lit Die ii6eraus Observation-Disclosures, lpelG6e
benz Qnfeben bes Siibens me6r Ibabet aIs
trgeno etpas anberes. l1nb &iAter 2Dn9.
Der f9on oft Der beleibtgten SuIti3 gu i6rem
He6te berbolfen bat, nagt 1t9 an Die por=
nebmen un6 9o9ftebenben tautaii19en @erz
bre9er i'm Siioen nt6t beran.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-18

- eItG
GmiI 9bt:ts. Ga9iOIGer BON ssHr0 sirOtA. 22 GF4s'
Ottn eOlsau, IpOsbsIsr, 2l6s ORDER ase., Cd. q. ets.
8. Sitt, aOOtbstsr. 2727 etat. Ctr sd. q Ctr.
Ie. @ertmeifer. &pOthefsr. 3459 State Str. G6s 81
i i Ssfi'5 I so sSSts't Sos 81 drs sss S %snoS ss 81 3, ssrp..
gbsrt's SParm aes, ess stat. unD gsri Str,
D. g. gti@sr, bsutf@s apOtbsts, BubaI6 Gss. uns
]. Str, SefepbUn South 27.
g. 2. Braun, 8lS0 ggentpoSt6 aSs., Sd. 81. ets.
{. { :. fsh HSfss, S sSatSs'f ap5 aG54 sp sse g. ST gfra Ss'; uns
SaItsO Str, GnofepOoO. StlepsOn Sic @entSOrtb.
Soh Bun Ssr9ganM. MpOtRste5. q e Se0 Sts' gds eSnosss-
6; q; offffoF6. asotDe,.r, 81. Str. unO mi&toan Use.
W S. oGgecrtr, 4potbefsr, 5305 SarftO, Gde So. Gtr-
Souls SQn3t, NpOtbtter. 800 Gi9lano Qpe.
Sbe geOsle5 9R9armGeu. 8ObO ubltnOOrt Mor., SO4S
surl Sinninger, @a@fOlg. BON 8. @ienOID. 0254 w.nt,
csr%ann !e$mtOt, Up0tbs'er. 1865 msntDortS USs.
o. s. @iu.blmorn. R..o.-GS. 80. etruss unS Bin.
GsrHes Wbsnue.
metfette
6. S1r6Oer, btutfDsr apotbeier, 465 unS 467 MtiIs
maufee @lDe, Gde Chicago @ne.
s. s. 9i@tenbsrgcE & Go. s3l uuS SS3 DtiIHaufss
@Oe.. Gde 9iniTon Str.
g. Gorttng, 531 Blue Sslunb Abe.
@bas. 6. S6iel, Mpotbeter, 422 MeR IL. ctr.
6mtl 9e9rens. 300 q. eaI!teS Str. SIDE G~anaIpsss
SEQ. 8. .gSibbaS. eabDeR.GSs wGStfOn unS eaIRss
Gfrabe.
gIOpsn 8gOs., @sot5sisr, 1896 mirtOaufes GSs.
6. s. @lsner, 1861 Wilipoutee @be.
S. 9; 8elopsti. &pOtbetsr. 200 MtItpauies dSe.s GRs
ernfi @ieOel, 5s @. e5ieaaO aO.., cd. gaurtms ctr.
Sreb. Mre0e's GpOtbste. 1853 81. GbtcaUO GSs.. ode
Grsb. S. @tercs, sS1 DeO.n qb..
Ssin9arett, ,$oien5ans, G~pOtbeter. 242 g. ROrtb ass.
6. 9. RiinfuipitrOem, Ipotbefer, eabp.H.G6s mea
9iDtfou Str. unO 9oone Mne.
Gilbert Ndfstqer, Mpotbeter. 26 80. Sibifon Str, Gde
gHooo Str.
gront ;; geroer, g%sttbet.r, 1886 MtI,paug.. 9s..
tpautee &be:, Gte Rinate unO Sesplaines Str.
8. Mueblban, MporSefcr, 691 80. gortb Mbe.
Bid. Meinuno, 85 Miltpautee IDe. SIDE MihIanbNne.
@uDolpb Stan9obr, &pOtbeter. BAL W. SioifOn Str,
Gde Waibtenaip Nbe.
GOlsau & Co.. q. unO 8auItnu Str.
S. s. edimtsf, apOtbetes. 547 BLUE SgGanS GSt.. G6s
g, s. ggoltsrsOorf. GsOtbefsr, 900 30. 2l. etrsSs.
&ttb9ro y. Trerfiem, IpOtbefr. 1901 80. gtOrtb &bss
Ode Sberiban Ape.
gaul 8. 6sinemann. 41s 8. 8tDtNOn Str.
0enr9 Qeine. &pOtbefer. 1901 @entDOrtb ISe.. G6s
.. q; GIbrs%t, gSOtbstsr. 2as Usa GtptFOn Str. Cd.
G. : S; etstnftaus. Upotbstsr. 1900 @auae. ctr.
SIDE 26. etrose.
8. S@ipars, @pof6stsr. $50 NOrS @sHsru GUs.. Gss
9Orfen 0inO, NpOtbsr.r, 1929 q. mea.rn GSe.
Britt S1ortott, Mbotbefer. 512 90. Is. Gtrdke.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-18
Swet 6auner perbaftet.

Srau Moran betreibt in go. 1855 S1fz
fon 8oulebarb Elm &oit6aus, gu t6ren
8otgGngern 3Gblten 3tpet MGnner gtallens
WSarttn Nel1Dn unb @barles Mabe, Oiez
ielben betpo6nten Elm 3tmmer 3u1arnmen,
in DaS tie Niemanben beretn IteBen. 9a
tie auf oQe anberen 8enobner bes 6auIe3
einen giinitgen @inbrud ma9ten, uno
duBerit fromme @emiitber gu Ietn 19ienen,
bermut6ete man nt9ts S9limmes, un6
bate fem 8ebiirfniB na95ufeben mas bas
3immer @ebeimniBooQes barg. @eTtern
IoQte man aber bies erfabren. gegen 16t
l16r fpra9en Die 8ebetmpoli3iiten O'NtaQeD
unb GDnnpr Bel Srau Mpran bor unb baz
ten tie, fte auf einige Nugenblids in bas
3immer GIT laffen. gu Srau Morun's
b09it unangenebmer ueberral 9ung fano
man cine ri9tige 9iebsb0bIe bpr. NtItolen
unb Otebstperf5euge lagen lumber, unD auGh
Diele @egenitdnbe, in tpel9en bic @e6eimen
gefto6lenes 9ut erfannten. Die beiben 8ez
po6ner bes 3immers famen 3ufGQiQ berein
unO tpurben bon ben PDlt5iften iofort err
griffen. 2eBtere batten tie 11GmGiG] ipeqen
zines geitern friib BEL s, 6. 8urgeiD IN, COZ
oSad5Dn 8ouleDarb, beriibten @in6ra6s Qufz
.gefu9t, unb fdnben 3u i6rer @enuqt6uun1
8urgefon's @igentbum unter ben 0erIbtez
0enen getoblenen @egenftGnben in getIon's
unD WaDe'S 3immer.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-18
weig Officen Oes vNbeuOblatt.
Office eGepbon SO. 635.

Sur 8equemli1tett unIerer onaet9etbeu 3uneen bobeu
to1r nit ben urIten 9en9tnten 9erreu eiu Abtpnmen Qe.
trDtfer, mouo6 bel 0enlelbell Musetoen onoenpmmer
luerben 81 %oerIelbet 8rciien. dig lpenu DieIel6en birefti in
Der EXPEDITION Der SulnoiS Staats5eituuq oboeQebeu
beri9iebenen 8ldbe1 bis AZ M6r WittasS o6oeoeben
iuerOen.
wDrp1erre
GIfreO @ssnaoer, apOtbetcr, RaGfOGoer bon 8. @.
6. S. 8aieler I~pOtbeter, AS Nortb gbe., Gds @cls,
unb ISL Ssbgipid Str, Gde Menontincc.
stuO9lPb &9ooe, apOtbetsr. 504 &Oro Glurt Str. Gds
q. :, SlGsii3sr, 2s6 n. wortet Str, eds oo, Str.
Sti6ot5 9barmacD, 42O 2tncoln &oe.
Senrg ,S@9lIeT' &pOtbeter. 224 4incOln IDe., Gfe 2ors
g8m. s. &lease, beutf6er qpOtbeter, 1901 seImontgoe.
SH'tMs M: SUBJ, Gtutlder ApOtbeter, Gde GlpbOurn
O. s. @ante, beuti6cr @pOtbcfer, 80 Of 6bicooO Gpe.
anOrefO SG5i90er, Oeuti3s 4pOtbete, lib unO lis @l0s
6. S; ,9fanntiebl, apOtbetsr. Ruib Str. Ode geueuu,
9. g8; !see5s apOtbefer. mrio5t,DOOO UOeuue, Cd.
alfrsS g. Soc, apotbefsr. s67 ebsffislS aOs.. uabs
G. s, ai5ter, apOtbsfsr, 146 8uasrtOn ass., nobs
Robert 8ooelieno. Gpotbeter, 24 0oOton Str. Gds
6. s. 8afeler. apOtbefer. 1927 ROrO Start Str, Gde
g. S. SIaP, a%RotDedEer, gs7 y earfee Ctr.
9. W(artens, Npotbsfer, 1T Centre Str.
Qeder Bros, N~pOtbetev. 1852 QineOln gOenue, Cd.
SenrS 5. Bate, GpOtbetsr. 1923 81. Gtort Str.
Gilbert @orges, G~potbeter. 1912 2incOIn aOe. Ode
o.. u. Sfeis, IpOtbetsr. 81 OF ROrtb aoe. Ode
Gleoelano Mbe.
3. 81. Gmpie, GboIcioGes uno Getails@dnbIer in 9ro.
Guen, Webi5iuen unO Gbemifulien, 227 Qincoln
@oe. unb 420 g9ebfter QDe.
8. S. &rioer. W~pOtbeter, Ode GGpbOuru unb Gulrton
Moenue.
6. &ipte, Npotbefer. 80 gsebftsr NOe., Gde Southport.
0ictor &remcr, Gde RapenglpooO Bari unO lReIroi,
GtraBe. Qcgentber @rOb parf SepOt.
auQut q. 9teirter, 702 9incoln &De., Ode SiOerfeo @bc.
8. 6. Gmperius. Gi1GrrenlaOen. 81 ". 6a!teO Str.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-18
31eue An5eigen.

OIue Gooess0n3eieen, weIde fir ole
mOreen'2Ius9obe DER uJlinois Stats.
3%eituns" auf9eeebeu weroen, erf9einen fofen'
fret i'm QbenobIatt. Die 2nnahme pom Qn'
5eieen fir oos 1benobIatt fullest nm II ubr
mittaes, fir ole moreens1useabe am 10 uRr
Qbeu0s.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-18
SnNeS=Mttaefne.

9etannten nnb @ertponbten Die traurtge @o9rt9t bob
ntetn 9eltebter @atte GnOOIpb 4eIt, i'm @lter BON SO
Sobren am II. Sebr. 5 ubr gtaCbmittagS Ionft entI9lo=
len lit. 9te 8eerbigung finbet ftott 9Ounerita9, ben 81.
6ebr., nm 10 nbr Wtorgens bonn Srauer6auie, ~ Si9b
Ctr, mad Der ct Sacobi=8irbe, Gce @orfielb @oe. un6
Sre11ont Ctr, nm II nDr oann nad bent @oncproio=
&tr9boT. I'm titles 9etlciO bitten bic trauernben 9iu-
terbIte6euen;
Bertha @els loeb. @oiepi, Satin.
gtM9Mit1 YeIb, Wtltter.
Bertha GeLt' SGbmeIter. 1881
Abendblatt., 1895-02-18

Sreunber uno 8efannten bic trouriQe gta9ridt, bob
l1nlere ltebe SDbter gSiIbeIntitte gtpH i'm 9(lter oDn 4
Sobren uno 2 Wtonnten lanft i'm 9errn enti9lofen lit.
8eerot9un9 oom Srauerbo1Ie, 1901 g. SoIIteb Ctr, ont
2tenfa9 nm IL ubr, uno baun per 8abn pom 8abnbofe
oH 40. un6 9alfteo Str. nod bent ct. Mtorien=Strbbofe
Die tranermOeHt &ittetbIiebenelt.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-18
SoSeS=Watsetae.

Nm Samfta9, ben 16. 5ebruor, nm H9 l1br Msorqeus,
ftorb ntetne ltebe Satttn 8 e I n {, melbes t~iefbefribt
anseigt
@iIbeInt Sintme ann.
9ie 8eerbtgur9 fin6et 31euftog, 0ormittoes I'M II
ubr, bonn Sronerbouie $40. 1928 Satin &pe., @nQle=
lppD6, aug ftott.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-18
0cnOrbc1t

Gam StraaS, 9eboreu III g}eu Nott. SO Sabre ott,
ftorb am l6. 5ebr. 9eeroi9uuQ 9ienito9 Mor9cu 10
nbr bon 283 Blue S8lano Ape. noh molbbeim,
settle Gtr0uS, Satin.
(HNobleu lto Gote fiir JnruaceS. GratcS mo olNcmctnen
@eor9ld; refine &lllmpcu ESQ Die Souuc; retue
1HoIan9 Slot 80; Sote, g@9Q"s@lDBr $3.50; QroBc @Qg
S2.oO; uberou bun ob9elteiert; Ybone Wutu 3262. @Ieor
eool Qno WtLnlnN 50. 1873 NnioIle or. .Slmmer GO.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-18
Tarnren.


On bertaufen: 6orm BON 2IO @cres, gut per=
~ be1iert, quite SebGuoe. @biCag0 Prppertg lpr0 alS
tbeiltpeiIe 3obung %genommeu, 9eit in 8aor ober auf
3eit. 9te Torm ut ~nn9eiabr 80 WteiIen BON @btca9o on
Der Youbonole & Grie=giienbabn 9elegen. IDreiie:
VI 81 St0atSaettuug. 25i91Nt, tuIo
Abendblatt., 1895-02-18

Sreunbel uub 8efannten Die trouri9e 0odrt6t, bob
tteiu geliebter @atte un0 unier Batter GborLeS Stt0
1bteI am SOnuta9, ben II. Gebruar, nm 3 rbr I'M &I=
ter pon 60 Sabren, IL Wtonoten nub II Sogen, 9eitprben
lit. 8eerOlgung ont WtittuDd, bett 20. ~SSebrnor, bonn
Srouerbauie, TAG clifton Npe,, mittels &utf9en nab
9roceIan0.
Die trarerttoen &fMterbIiebeueu.
&1tbGrite SbteL Satin, ne6ft &lnoern.