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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-19
Riddled with Bullets.

Mobile, Ala, July 1S.-Andrew Thorn
as, colored, accused of an assault on
an aged white woman near Moss Point,
Miss, and who was captured here ten
days ago and held for requisition from
the governor of Mississippi, was taken
to Scranton, Miss, by sheriff on a
freight train, which reached Scranton
at A O'clock this morning. A mob of
$50 men met the train, took the negro
from the caboose, placed a rope around
his neck, swung him from a branch of
a tree and then riddled his body with
bullets.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-19
A FAIR HAVEN LADY.
Appointed Assistant Matron of the Masonic
Home-Myrtie Chapters Donation.

Home-Myrtie Chapters Donation.
A Wallingford dispatch yesterday
says: More help was added to the Ma
sonic home to-day. Mrs. Mary A. Les
ter, past matron of Myrtle chapter of
Fair Haven, arrived at the home this
forenoon and will act as assistant ma
iron at the home.
The matron at the home Is Mrs, Clark
Buckingham, wife of Superintendent
Buckingham.
The committee on furnishing the as
sembly room at the home visited Smith
& Twitchell's salesrooms In Meriden
yesterday and ordered carpets and fur
nishings to the amount of 1895 of the
firm.
The lady members OF Myrtle chapter,
Order of Eastern Star of Fair Haven,
have made handsome bedquilt to be
placed in the room which Adelphi lodge
is furnishing at the Masonic home in
Wallingford. The blocks are large stars
in colors of red white, blue, green and
yellow. There are worked on the quilt
365 names, comprising those of the
grand officers and many past masters
of the Masonic order. 1t is a very hand
some piece of needle work.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-19
Troops Are Wanted.

Muskogee, I. T., July Isl. Fentress
Wisdom, acting United States Indian
agent for the five civilized tribes, has
forwarded to the authorities at Wash
ington an urgent request that body of
cavalry, together with necessary weap-
ons, be placed at his disposal, with
which to remove from the Indian terri
tory various merchants doing business
at Chickasaw. in the Chickasaw nation,
who have refused to take out traders
licenses and comply with the laws IF
the Chickasaw nation.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-19
At sayin Rock To-day.

The following are the events in which
all male dry goods clerks and others
are invited to compete at Savin Rock
to-day for prizes, the prizes being on ex-
hibition in F. M. Brown & Co. s window:
Five hundred yards foot race, 100 yards
sprint, wheelbarrow race, three-legged
race, potato race, tug of war, 200 yards
dash, pie eating contest, and baseball
game.
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II have already said concerning the
evidence in these assault cases that
1T was evenly balanced. There is not
therefore a preponderance of evidence.
THE material facts are not proven.
"The evidence is insufficient to sup
port the acts complained Of and the
accused is discharged"
When Judge Gable had finished read
ing his decision, Rev. Mr.. Cooper left
the court room.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-19

District Of New Haven, ss. Probate Court, u
New Haven, July 10, 1895,
TSTATE of HANNAH BALL. late of New
The Court of Probate for the district OF
New Haven hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof for the creditors
of said estate to exhibit their claims for set
Element. Those who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested, within said time
will be debarred a recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment to .,1-
GRACE A. BENTON.
iyl6 2tdlWS Administrative
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-19
Formally Made knights.

London, July 18.-Henry irving, the
actor, Walter Besant, the novelist, and
Lewis Morris, the poet, took a train
for Windsor this afternoon and were
formally invested with their rank Of
knighthood by the queen.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-19
TRINITY CHVRCH.
Word Received From DIR. Douglass-will
Take Charge November LIST,

IHke OHdrge NOVPnber lst.
Information has been received from
the Rev. DR.. Douglass formally ac-
cepting the call extended to him by the
vestry and members of Trinity parish
The communication states also that the
new rector will come to Trinity Novem-
Der /, when he will assume charge of
the parish. Whether or not he will re-
tain the Rev. Mr.. McBeth and the Rev.
Mr. Scoville as his assistants is not
known. They will stay another year at
least. as they have already been en-
gagged for that period.
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Handsome New Dwelling.

Architect w. H. Allen has just COM
pleted plans for handsome dwelling
which Is to be built for Gail B. Munson
of Hartford on Wethersfield avenue in
that city by G. D. Kinney & Son and
Clark & Thompson Of this city. The
house is to be built of buff brick and
Indiana limestone and will cost about
S2h 600
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Cholera
X Infantun

This dreadful disease cannot
fasten upon childhood when the
system is fortified with that great
raw food extract known as
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-19

Mrs. Dwight Ransom of Riverton is
spending a few weeks at the seashore,
Short Beach, hoping the rest and
change will benefit her health.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-19
Bovinine

The medical profession in gen.
eral have depended upon it for
years. BovININE is a food, not a
medicine. Add a few drops to
baby's milk. Nothing win build
up health and strength SO quickly.
THE BovININE co., NEW YORK
A. 7. BUSH & Co., l49i Pearl street Boston,
New England agents.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-19

Business lines, single wire, $40 a
month, party wire Sc a month; house
service, single wire, 81 a month; party
wire, SO a month. The charges by the
year formerly and now are shown in
the above table.
These are charges for the regular
service within half mile of the CEN
trail office. Beyond that there has been
mileage charge of $40 per half mile
for single wires, and 81 per half mile
for party service. That charge remains
unchanged.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-19
A WELCOME REDUCTION.
Costs Less Now to Telephone.

Yesterday the welcome announcement
was made by the Southern New Eng
land Telephone company that notwith-
standing the increase of'dividend there
would be a very material decrease in
the charge for telephone service in the
city, Hartford, Waterbury and Bridge
port. The new charges are based on
monthly rates as follows:
For Reduc-
merly. Now. ton
Business-sing1e wire. .$125 $120 5 5
Business-party wire. 80 70 s
House-single wire...... 65 As II
House-party wire. .... so Sc IA
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Died From His Wounds.

Sofia, July 1S.-Ex-Premier Stambu-
loft, who was assassinated in the street
on Monday, died at $3.50 o'clock this
morning from the terrible wounds he re-
ceived at the hands of his assailant. He
was forty years of age.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-07-17
Slid a uf 6 4lib.

9as SdliBeridnbden, befen9aupts
itabt @htiB 1T, geb0rt felt 1906 aum
groBberaostbum Sefen; bic Be
tpobner treiben Mderbau, 8iebaudt,
aber aud nnb aipar in beroorrasens
benz @rabe Meberei. Der WebfuH,
6afpel unb @pinnrab ftnb fait
iiberaa an5utreffen; beionoers be-
beutenb lit bic Damaltmeberei. 5leib,
@infa9beit unb Geniisfamtett iinb
9araftsriftiide @isenftaften Der
SaliBer.
Sang 6eTen, unb 5par I'm eisentz
lifen etbnolosifhen @tnne genoms
men, nGmlin 6as ebeualise Rurhefien
unb .bas gum GroBber3ogtbun1 ge=
bDriee SberbeHen, 1T rei9 an Bolts
tra1ten. 2eioer lit Der Sinn fiir
bic Grbaltung Der a.ten, oft febr
i9Dnen unb fleibfamen 5raaten faft
iiberaI i'm @9pinben besriffen unb
INNER mebr biirgert ith auf beln
2anbe bic harafterz unb geihmadz
lpie @taotmobe elm; boppelt erfreuz
Iih 1T es ba6er fir Die Souriften,
rpenn er, ipie in Seifsn, auf eine Siiae
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o D I b burg.

burtfge5osen. Dieter sRringel iUsrb
I'M Raden gefhlungeu unb feline Gus
ben 9dngen Bis gum Wulit hes
.Muben" bindb. Der Sberrod, urss
blauer r8eiberipanb1 0alb WolIene,
balb 2einenltpfD beIteaenb, tit Dielse=
fdltelt unb reiht nun Bis an bic
aniee; elm lihtblauer @eibenbeids
nit fdtpar5en Sammetifreifen fhliebt
i'm ab. Die @hiirae TIT sraublan,
nit rotben, selben, fhtuaraen nno
griinen 5treifen bur45ogen; als Bee
3onbere .3fer bient ibr cine nit Stedz
mabel befeftigte Seioenidlnppe. Die
llnterrDde Fnb ebenfaus aus Beioer<
ipanb urtb i5re rotben Mollidume
finb unter hem SberrDd iihtbar.
9eablaue Striimpfe NIT onfgendbten
fGtparaipeiben 3tpideln itun buntblus
n1ige plii5hihube pollenben ben glnz
aug. MebnIit, nur IN bunfleren
Jarben gebalten, 1T bic Sradt Der
ssrauen. On Stene Der Slehien, in
benen bic Mdbden ibr reides 9adr
trasen, tritt hei ben Jrauen bic iogez
nannte 9aarauf (Mnt elei6 Iaden).
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yarbfnbeofntuna.
Bon Sulins Stinoe.

Die aelbe SADIE, bic Der aaiier bon
gbina feinen Wiirosntrdgern als bohs
lte 9unit 3uertennt ooer absrtsnnt, il
nahbem bic Sonne feiner @nabe leuhz
tst pber fid psrfinitsrt, srTdsint mans
dem 8drbdren oes MeItens, benz Ors
ben unb 5itel bodit srltre5ensnertf
Diinfen, ieltiam unD ipsnig begebrbur.
Sm 9side Der Mitts aber 1T bas oslb.
fsioene 2lsibrngsftiid bic Sehnfuhi
al1er nd9 Der oberitsn Mus5siGnuna
Ringsnoen, benn fie seigt idon aus
Der Gsrns burd lire Garbe bic faifer-
li6e CUNT an. @elb 1T Die Surbs Des
aaifers, Der iiber bas gdn5e 2dnb &c.
bietet, benn in Der Gartsnbeutung I'll
@elb bic sgarbe gbinas.
Die alten aiiatiffen 8Olter bsssid'
nsten bic bier Weltssgenoen NIT Sur,
ben. syn einsm aur 3eit aleranDer's
bss GroBen psrfaBten. aus NHprier
ftnmmsnben unb in Gbina betannter
Qolsnber piro bic Norbfeiie fhnar5
Der Giibtn ROTH, ber Often grim, Del
Weiten tpeiB, Is Reid Der Mitts abe
oeI6 aubendngs. CbsnfD tit In beI
Sfffihen GiGbten gbinns Der nGrtsiE
Gtupttbor @hDura bus fiiblidt ROTH
bns 0itlihe grim. bas tpsfliAe spsii
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Sef-Amn,onfn.

Dislanq mar Der Golbatsnitdnb her
eihaige 8eruf, ben bic Mdnnertpelt fiir
ii1 allein in Mnfprua nebsnen barfte
be5lp. mubte; BAG 1T nun aber Dorbei.
@or tlir3en iinb nlebrere Vertreterlrlz
men bes ~fhnaden gsidleAts1 81 Der
Ginfidt getommen, bab es unter ben
ieBisen DerbdItniHen, no bic @bre bes
Sternenbdnner rllr ben 9dnben bes
,itartsn @eihlehtsA unbertrunt tit, ts
nit bieier fhle9t b.itellt fei, unb bab
biefelbe nur BON ibne.i.iit Der rihtigeR
Weife bor isber 9srunslimpfung ge<
fhiibt tperben tonne. Bon bieiem
@runbfabe geleitet unb beIeelt bon pa
triotismus unb benz Gntbuiiasmus fir
bis bsilige Sahe baben fid ettpn
40 junse Damen aus 5obotsn unb
llmgegenb gu eirem 8unbe auiammell>
gstbdn, Der iih ols Wotto ~Sonor ths
Stars anb Stripes" geipGblt bat,
uno ben Namen rDouns 2abp Rapal
Gudrbs" trGat. Gin iebes unbefhols
tene MdDtsn i'm Mltsr bon IL Bis 25
ssabren tann bieIem 8erein beitreten,
ioiern es fih Derpflidtet, bic Gbre Der
SABINE Biz gum lsbten Ithsmauge au
Dertbeioisen, ferner Elm Gintrittsgelb
bon SOC unb einen monatlihsn 8Ntrag
bon 15c piinttlib gu entribten. I'm
niht nit anberen getp0bnli4en Sterbz
liden peripehfelt gu tperben, tragen
bieIe 8aterlanb tbeioigrinnen eine
Ielbitsemdblte ltniform; bieie beiteAt
aus einsm blauen MutrolenAemb NIT
peiber ginfaTung, elmer @semunnss
bluIe nit alappfrasen, Der borne bon
einem, nit elmer fleinen Jlagge als
8roI9e psrsierten Slips 3ufammenge,
halten tpirb, unb elmer Matrolenmiibe
nit Der Snidrtft rY..2. q. s.
Seben erten uno oritten Witttpoh
i'm Mpnat per1ammeln iiA Die iunsen
Oamen in Der 6alls Der Sob 5ellotps
gu Soboten, in boiler Uniform, um iih
boIelbIt unter Nnlsitung zines Officiers
Der vmdnnli9en gaDetten" in Der 8er@
thsioisuns Der 5lasse untsrpsiisn gu
la1en.
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Stfn 3 Il T d.

Sir ben Nbenbmablsbeiu9 fotpte dfs
Sraueranaug pir6 cine glei9mdBige
fdnarae 3radt beniiBt; Die nddfen
Mnpertpanbten etnes 8etrauerten
tpei1en aber in i6rer Gleiouna ipiez
berlm eine Mbtpet9ung auf. Nuh
iie trasen Sas 1hpurae aleib, uber
tpeiBe S9iirSe, fhnarae @triimpfe
nit tpeiben 3pideln unb iiber Der
Rappe, NIT 5iednabeln befeftist, ben
.@9leier" Elm bis gum Rodiaam
berabfallenbes Qeinentuh. Selbit>
beritGnblin 1T bic Rleibung i'm 9aife
unb Bel Der Mrbeit cine einfahere.
9ie 9od5eitstraht III ausse5eidnet
burh Die ,8ruutfrpne", eine 4rone
aus persolbetem Bled nit tnritirter
Gbelfteinen ber5iert; bic RronenItret=
fen iperben BON elmer ein areua tra@
genben ausel sufammensebalten. Die
sSeloer 3tpifden ben Rronentreifen
iinb nit Slitterlperf, @lasperlen lrRb
raebadenen Hufen", fiinittiden 8lue
men, aussefiilft. Die 8rauttrone 1T
iibriaens Gigentbum Der Rirhenge@
meitbe unb ipirb bon Mrm unb Neih
qetraaen. Ser redte Mrm Der 8rau4
tit NIT einem G5frduB aus fiinitliden
Blumen unb Bldttern. foUte gefGrhs
ten Sebern gefAuriidt; BON ibm her8
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Son, 8. SAM.

II 7
gu ben hiibf1eiten unb rrditettos
Mid intereFanieiten @tdbten Obers
bel1ens gsbOrt SdIib. SIS If eine
Der nahiDeisbar dlteiten b.ut3Hen
Mnfieblungen; ,tnfere beglaubiDen
Ha1ri1ten iiber Die Gtdbt reidJen
Bis in Die 3eit Rarls bss @roBm
3uriid. Damals mar es i'm Beiik
0es bon Bonifacius gsgriinbeten Rlo<
tiers Julba. Mnh bas @eihleht,
berer BON Shlib, beute nod in Der
tSumilie Der @rafen BON @0rb fortz
lebenb, pirb fdon friibe, i'm Mnfange
bes IL. Snbrbunberts genannt.
Neht malerifh 1T bic Glteite Der
fiinf in @dlib befinbliben ftattlihen
9urgen; Der in iinmittelbarer NGbe
bes 8erafrisbs gelesene She'll 1T I'm
Sabre 1887 gebaut tporben, ndbrenb
Der anbere 8au NIT benz fh0nen
MenaiKancegiebel iiinseren nrfprungs
lit. Gin ebrtpiirotges @ebdube TIT
aud bic 5dadtenburg. 1857 in gotiz
faem Stil erri9tet, Durd reid gez
glieberts 8arodfaiiaoen fdIt bic 8or<
berburg in's Nuse, tDGhrenb Die
Ottoburs insbeionoere ourh Die
aaddtisen gdtbiirme in1ponirenb
tpirtt. &
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Drafpry, ldngem D1uuen 1uprrab
,psiBen aniebo{en ,tno StulpfnFte..
feln. gs folgt Der Hrdutmdget NIT
Ser Musfteuer Der 8raut; bod aiiis
qeitapelt finb bic SEdbe wtODel,
9etten, Sausserdtb. sSn Der Ufttte
hes gDaaens tbront bns @pinnrdo
nit buntbebGnberten MOden. Damn
fommen 3u a3ferb in MHdliter
Srnht bic 8rautpdter; ibnen fOlgt
au syuB sas 8fautpuar unb hintsr
Inn paaripeiTe bic gelubenen Gdffe,
Mdnner unb Jrauen, 9urihen uno
Mdb1en.
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Na9 Dem Sturs bes Roiierreids er>
tldrte CT fi1 1889 fiir bic Hepuhiit,
ipuroe 3um Senator u1o 1891 gum
WieeprdiTbsnten Der Republif setpahH
unb trnt i'm Nnpenlber 1891 nah benz
Gtur3e hes prGiibenten sEpnieca an nir
Spite bes Staates. 9lls prdiibent
fibrte err Elm Willtiirresirnent unb es
fam iru 6olge befen inr Septembsr
1893 u1rfsr Giibrung Der. Nomirale he
Wlello uarn be @ama gu eirem J1ut>
tenaufiturrn- Sin ldnserr Biirsera
frieg fnlgter in bem bic Mufitdnoifhar
Nto be Saaeiro blodirten uno bef9uia
fen, unn erif nah langipierigen &Gms
pfen gdang es Peiroto, I'M Wtdra 1894
fetner 8egner 9err au tperhen. Dim
Is. Nobenrher 1894 lief bns Regie-
runsmanbdt peiroto's ab uuh er trait
in oas Nrihdtleben auriid.
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6interburg.

unb Mannisfaltisteit bon Era9ten
ft0Bt, tpie fie anDeripdrts niht leidt
ail finben ift. Wem. Der. Dds 9effens
lamb bur1nanbert bat, fino ntdt bic
fhnuden MGbhen aus Der Hdbe bon
Marburg betannt. Die in allen iie5en
Heeenbogsnfarben gefleibet fino2
Gerner bic brallen ShDdlmerinnen.
bic Nieberbefiinnen mit ben boben
fpiben Miiben Gogenannte 8eBeln)2
Muh bas Shliber 2anbhen bat bic
ale Site bepabrt unb fpie iiberaa
finb aud bprt bic srauen als bas
epn5erpatibe @efhle9t ibre 6iiterirz
Ren. gfur Ieiten iiebt lnGH nod Wdnz
ner. IN benz gan5en 5tudts Iungenr
bfauem Sn9rod, fuefBlefnenen Rnie<
bpIen, tpeiBen Striimpfen init bunten
&niebdnbern, bober 2anrmfelmiibe.
Heider, mannisfaltiger uno BON ausz
ge{pronenem gbaratter lit bic Sradt
Der lrauen. SebeH tulr uns einmal
zine lGnblihe @hone on, tpen1i Tie
in ibrem @onntagsffuat. Der iose-
nannten ,ltpl5en Tru6t- aus Der
Stride fommt. Muf bern 8opfe trG9t
1ie cine nit fdparar 6eibe iihers
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Bosbaft. .Uleine 2iebe au
2anra 1T gdnalid Deridpnaben, trob.
benz ih bas MdSden 10 rafsnb liebte.
bob ih in ibrer sRGbe f0rmlitb seiftes.
abpefsnb iDurbe!- Primer 1reunb, -
bas 1T Dir 5lriidseblieben!4
pdfftnber gerstei9.
sGefdnt Jbnen yrGulein Melitta
niht91 nSn fonrmt mir tpis ne id-
paniide syigur Dor." .Sntoieferngs
sd febe an ibr nur 2ad lnb Glfen.
bsin!!1
Gr bdlts nidt lGnqerI
aus. Nngetlaater (tpGbpenb Der Mebe
bss 0ertbeiDisers auffprinssno): 6dltl
Wfeine 9erren! SD befenne mid fd,ul>
big. Wenn ih bic Nebe bes Nertkihi.
gers nod LANCER anbSre, ittrbt ia nor
0angeipsile.
Gin DurnigeE Relfrer /:
Cine id0ne GmpFsblling pom QSipeu>
tuirtb, nb Sit bisien Mbenb nod bin.
ionlnlea tniirDsu2" Gtubert: .Wsa.
balb ui6sbtt ss bes piiIenga RslIner.
rMsirs fid fpnit nidt lnbst. beut uodi
NAL frii8 anauitsdsn!4
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Meiss a8d)terlet,s.

Bon Sans feibe.
Oetn 9aar ipirb iialner golbiger -
lln6 meines pintertpeib;
SD bin Elm HIutt bonn Qerbit sefGrtt.
llnb bu Elm bIiibenb Neis.
Dod bent ieb nicht an Sob unb @rub.
SD lebe ia in bir.
sSn beinem 8liben bliibt auf's neu
Der eigne 5riiblins mir;
Mus beinen Mugen fprieBet ia
Mein 9eben unb mein Slid,
Dein 2Gheln adubert fir unb fur
Die Susenb mir suriid!
llnb lit bas Biatt bonn Sturm per>
tpebt,
llnD iperb' ih nimmsr fein
Oeh bleibt mein reiditer Segen Dir
gaein ber3is' SOdterlein!
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Sn ber 9sdterfAuIe.
2ehrerin: Der Gebraud Oes 5dieB@
pulpsrs ift beute bereits iiber bic qdn5e
grbe bsrbteitet. Ner tpeiB absr, BON
mem aber nod bette 8ogen unb pfeile
gsbraudt tperbea21 5diilsrin: sd
bon Mmorr
Mns Der bibIiiGen Sc
ihi1te. Qebrer: sMiiller, mas
tpeiBt Du mir bon Rain su er3dblen21
Mii1er:: rGr ipar Der bette gruber
audi ridt!~
Mitbtn abgtlegten d e
banfsn <iIlss Series bat ii1 manhes
xaltut nod langs rsht anliaaoig ges
tlsibst.
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3ablm. pbiGips. = Capt. Sdotter.

3ablm. gbiGips. - Capt. Shotter.
Cine iunse Nsip Yortsrin, Marsa@
rstb S4otter, fat Die peranttportli9e
Stels zines Gommanbsurs Der Sruppe
iibernommen unb trdst als GuBeres
3ei1en tbrer Wiiroe feds goloent
Streifen uno ebenIooiele Sterns. Cine
Stuoentin Der Mebietn, Carrie Smith,
bat iin in lobensipertfer Weiie bereit
erflGrt, ben Weripunbeten unb grfrant-
ten bic n0tbise dr3tlide 9ilfe unentgelt.
lid au She'll tpsrben gu laiien. Gins
5anlilis pbilipps iunDte in i9rer 8a>
terlanbsliebe iogar bier SD9ter 5ur
SABINE. Gillian, bag dlteite SO4terlein
beforgt bic syinan5en bes 8ereins unb
unh bat bic i4pere @ufsabe allmpnat<
lid bic bs1agten 15c gu collectiren. Nls
Isemdnnilter 8otsnjunse ftnost ibre
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Gs.graNsent geiroto.

ssm Otter bon So Sabren 1T Der
grsprGiibent bon 1raiilien, pefIoto,
In DiD;fo, proDin3 Minus Geraes,
aeftorben. Der Wsrjtorbene mar ein
6olbut BON 9sruf uno bra1te es urs
ter benz aaiierreih Big gum General.
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: Onfeiunb Neffe .Md

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lieber Dnfel. bite, idenfe mir 5tpan3is
Wart!" .Nein!1 IRA, bdnn
pumpe mir tpsnisitens - iiinfaig!"
m 3msifeL ~Mssin gonz
eurreat. Der 5tihbuber, bat mir bu3u
gratnlirt. bab idb gguter bon einem
3mi1ingspaar gstpurnen Bin. Nun
tpib i9 ni6t, iol ID inn fiir feins
@ratulation pDflid buntsn, oosr ion
ih Iie ais 8eleibisung duffahen Ran
ibn sriinblid nsr9ausn21
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Waat @nalert. - Gniisn Nuehl.

Maat gnslert. - Gnitsn Huehl.
jiinsite 12idbrise Gtbpefter pafeRbe
Werpenouns, pdbrsnb Die brittle, Hoie,
bie1es bolben pierbldttrigen &leeblatts
ii9 bsreits gum Auartiermeifter emz
porsef4punsen bat, Die pisrte, glla,
aber nur gana genDbnliAer Seemann
iit. Oie fol5s Wiirbe zines Oedoffis
ciers befleibet Gmilis be @ras. 9arriet
Cane bs1orst als .Gupitdns Glert'
bic tpsitperatpsists gorreiponsen5 oes
8ereins, gelis Ruebl trGgt bas 8an@
nsr, bas niemanb ungefraft beriibren
BARI nnb Slord 8abrs nennt iia
Shiffsmaat.
2eiber lit Bis jebt nod niht in Die
Seffentiidfeit ssorungsnt lpR unb init
fpel1er Maffe BON ben Oamen Die
gbpe bes StsrneHbanners bertheibigt
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g d d Hte n burg.

sogene 1ogenannte ~Rappe", auf ber
ipe:Be unb rosbe Gternhen singeltidt
iinO. Gin breites, ieibenes, BIZ elmer
arOBen vG1lnppe oetnipftes Hinbs
bonD unb brei.t berabfdIenbe Sci.
benbdnber fdmiiden biefelbe, Die
nit tiefem runbern Hruifamsfxnitt
perlebene sSods, Der .Miuber ges
nonlst. lit aus huntIer Moas ges
itridt unb NIT einem buntsn, ipulits
atiigsu 1elak umldumt; ben 9ruts
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ausf9nitt bsbedt eth 6untblumiSes
8ufentuh. Den 9uls nmfdlinst
ber rDottefragen1, Der aus ~Ootter,
bns beiBt biitenf0rmigen Gdlthen,
gebdfelt lit; tn Der Waitte tpirb etn
buntIeibepes Sud, Der rRrinsel3
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SIN MpmbenI9ein ba bab' th
Man9 StIHbden ipobl sebradt
Sm Mpnbenfhein gar bdufiy
Mit mdtldan 9daB geladt..~
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ipallt Elm Limoges, feibenes, nit Sysnn=
aen befebtes bul,tes Sud-; StnuB
unb Sud- tneroen nit einem au elmer
@nleife gehunDenen Seibenbarth 3us
iammensebalten. 0ea Der Rrone
bdngen harnte SsibenbGnber rla4 ben
Geiten uHb nah hittsn berab; in Der
0anb trGgt bic 8raut ein tpeibes
EdfAentud. Der Brdutisam trdst
iih heute ,nlobsrnA:: fhparsen an=
aug lrnb gplinher. Mm redten Nrm
Bat e. ben gtrduB NIT 61leife unb
Ssiaentudj. Die 3oh5eiten iperbsn
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-17

Mccarthy %, W. P. Harmon 80, Michael Casey
SO, P. Brady 26, Eugene Rahill 33, John Nc
Cam 20, Edward Lee 81, NJ. j. Connolly %,
Michael Brady so, David Russell SO, Michael
O'Neill 20, T. J. Donnelly 27, Michael Mannix
80, John Kelemede %, James Loughrey %,
Thomas English %, John Murphy 25, Eugene
Driscol %, John Green SO.
There was no shooting done by the Ger
man societies at Shell Mound, the depar-
ture of the crack shots for Eastern cities
having interfered to some extent with the
usual programme. Helm, Bendel, Shuester,
Faktor, Alpers, Wreden. Swarb and Ehren-
fort left yesterday for Milwaukee to repre-
semitic San Francisco Schuetzen Verein in
the great competitions. They will join the
Columbia Club representatives at that city,
and after participating with them in rifle
contests there, they will proceed to New
York to try for additional honors
On next Saturday the first of the two an
nual State rife competitions will be held at
the Shell Mound range by the First In
fantry.
On June 90 and 80 there will be a num-
Der OF trap-shooting matches at the Oak
land racetrack for which elaborate prepar-
atoms are being made.