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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1895-08-01

organize the now party. Let the name
pc what it will. Let us determine
mere now that we will get together,
and that the goldbugs will sec how
little reliance is to be placed on the
cry that the silver craze is dying"
Senator Tillman spoke forty minutes
ana was frequently applauded.
EVANS ON THE CONVENTION.
governor Evans spoke on the con-
stltutlonal convention. and threw much
llght on schemes heretofore and under
Dushel. He advocated the Missis-
slppl plan, with notifications, for the
regulation of the suffrage. He discuss
ca the scheme ut length-tho taking
OF the two-mill tax out of the constitu-
tlon and putting it in tho hands of the
people, leaving in the constitution q
requirement that the Legislature shall
provide system of free common
schools. the taxpayer designating to
which school his tax shall go that the
constitution provide that the Legisla-
ture have power to create corporations
under general laws, relieving that
body of special corporation privilege
bills, that provision be made to allow
the Legislature to deal with tho
liquor question Us it deems best; that
the State be divided into smaller
counties for the convenience of the
people and saving of expenses that
tee Judiciary be reconstructed so as to
secure the will Of the people; that the
trial justice system be abolished, and
that the offices Of Adiutant General
and Superintendent of Education be
abolished
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1895-08-01
POLITICAL GOSSIP.
Senator Irby Slated for Chicf Justice
Governor Evans for the Senate and
JOhn Gary Watts for Governor.

Senator Irby Slated for Chicf Justice
-GovcrnOr Evans for the Senate and
John Gary Watts for Governor.
The Laurcns correspondent OF the
Atlanta Constitution INDUCES in the
following spcculatiOns to future politi-
cal events in South Carolina:
Tho political slate in South Carolina,
rs is very natural, has two sides to it..
On one has been written in Il plain, bold
hand the alleged issues before the con
stitutiOnal convention and the people
at large, while on the other there is a
faint, illcgible tracing in cipher
known only by those who arc in charge
Of the machinery OF the government
The cipher side has so far fallen
under the eyes OF those who are sup
posed to be loyal to the Reform move
mcnt, but even Senator lrby, who is
regarded as the vigilant custodian,
has failed to keep the mysterious side
Il complete secret.
a man who is well known in the up
per part Of the State and is every
where respected for his integrity, in
formed the writer rs to the chief OBJ
jcct Of tho constitutional convention.
rhc supposed main issues which have
been thrown out rs food for thought for
the plOpic now appear as mere COLA
teral Incidents.
In :he first place, the king motive
back Of the constitutional convention
movement is said to be the speedy
abolition OF the present Supreme Court
and the adoption Of the appellate court
in its stead. As long rs Chief Justice
Mclvcr rules against the constitution
ality OF the Reform laws there can be
no hope on the part OF the Irby faction
for absolute peace. The Rcformers
recognize the necessity !or the Organi'
zaton Of Il judiciary which is in per
feet accord with the Legislative branch
. McIver must go. and then tho CAM
will be cleared Of nOn-sympathizors.
In addition to the restoration Of the
old appellate court, which was in OK
istcncc in this State before the wal
there is to bo an.incrcasc on the cir
cuit bench Of six judges, all of whor
shall be elected for life or good be
havior instead Of for u term Of years
Senator Irby, according to this infol
nation, will preside over the entir
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1895-08-01

THE CHINESE WAR AT THE EXPOSI-
TION.--Thc executive committee of tho
Cotton States Exposition has closed
II contract with the Pain Pyrotcchnic
Spectacular Company for their most
realistic and largest conception. Tho
scene to be represented will be the
st0rming Of WciIlai-W in the
recent Chinesc-Japancse war. Tho
north end OF tho lake will be tho scene
Of the display, which will run for six
teen nights, beginning with %" onen-
ing night OF the Exposition. Scenery
siXty-iivc feet high and three hundred
and thirty feet wide representing the
! port Of WriIIniWci will he erected,
and the whUic scene Of the sLorminG
Of the Chinese harbor by the Japanese
| iron clads and torpedo boats, will bo
| made very realistic BY the aid Of the
ingenious fire works OF the Pain com
pany.
it is to be tho most gorgeous prOduc-
tion i'm scenic effect which this com
pany has ever placed before the public
and was secured by the Exposition at
great expense. The scene will re-
produce exactly the appearance Of
men-Ofwar in action. Over three
hundred people will be required to
operate the panorama, and for scenic
effect it is such a show as has never
been surpassed in America. The
agent OF the Pain Company is now in
Atlanta arranging the details for the
reproduction of the scene.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1895-08-01
NO STATE FAIR THIS YEAR.
The Railroads Blamed For the Mis-
Observation-Disclosures Greater Attrac-
tiOn Will he in Full Blast Fair Week.

lOrtune-AtIanta'S Greater Attrac-
tion Will bein Full Blast Fair Week.
Special to the News and Courier.
The prospects arc that there will be
no State Fair held this fall, and the
railroads are to blame for it, For the
pest two years efforts have been made
to get them to give the rate formerly
in force, that is one cent a mile for
passengers and haul exhibits free.
Under that arrangement they used to
haul about forGy cars Of freight, but at
the same time they brought to COlum-
bia between $4,000 and 10000 visitors.
The roads now charge one full first
class fare for the round trip on both
freight and passengers, and under this
arrangement business has steadily
fallen Off. Instead of hauling long
trains full of passengers for tho past
two years they have hauled trains with
nobody in them. On tho face of it this
looks like short-sighted policy, and
the railroad officials have never given
. satisfactory exploration of it.
Last year when tho affairs of tho
Agricultural and Mechanical Associu-
tion were shown to be in bad condi-
tion Il committee, consisting OF the
bank presidents of the city, was ap-
pointed to got up some scheme "to
raise the wind" That committee ap-
piled to the city council for aid, but
none has been Forthcoming. Council
appropriated So, 900 last year to aid the
Fair, and it is evidently the opinion of
the majority that it is no use to be for
ever hoping it out when the railroads
practically knock the whole thing in
the head. The committee of bankers
have privately announced that they
will not try to obtain subscriptions any
further as it would 10 useless to at
tempt to have Fair under the circum-
stances.
Col. D'Archy T.. Duncan has written
to Mr.. Culp, Of the Southern Railway,
about the matter OF rates, but he
states that the outlook for obtaining
better terms is not bright. The At
lanta Exposition will be in full blast
during the time the Fair would be
held, and as that enterprise has q rate
of one cent mile it would be cheaper
for q n an in some parts of South Caro-
lima to go to Atlanta rather than to Co
lumbia, although this city woulG be
nearer his home.
The official announce me.nt of the dis
solution of the Fair has not been made,
but it will be very soon. The discon-
tinuance Of it will be u great loss to
the society in moro ways than one.
The buildings and grounds now used
by the society were given it by the
city of Columbia, with the provision
that should q Fair not be held the
property would revert to the city
Everybody in Columbia, rs we'll rs in
the State, will hopc that some way
may be found out Of the wilderness,
but the road is a long, rocky and
stumpy one from all appearances.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1895-08-01
The Charleston News and COuri

The Charleston News and Courier
says that Maj. j. l.. Coker, of Harts-
vile, Darlington County, Is thinking
Of establishing Wholesale paper
house in Charleston. He has O. pulp
mill in Darlington and has long manu-.
factured an excellent quality Of MANILA
paper. Mr.. Cokor has many friends
in Charleston who would warmly
welcome him and his proposed enter
Prise TO the city. His proposition to
establish wholesale paper house in
the city is favorablv considered by tho
! leading mcl chants md business men,
all of whom hope that he will carry hib
design into effect.
Tho trustees of q college In one
Of the Western States want pres-
dent and the conditions arc that he
must bo a Democrat and not Presby.
J terian.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1895-08-01

"A suggestion has been made to the
Ex-COnfcderate posts OF Arkansas and
Texas to take some action toward rails
ing u fund for IL monument to Davis
Owen Dodd, who, at the age OF II
years, was hanged at Little Rock, Ark,
on January 8, 1864, as Confederate
spy. Dodd was II native Of Texas, and
youth OF remarkable promise and
bravery.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1895-08-01

-He-l wish you were poor so that
you would bo willing to marry me.
She-I am far more generous than you
are, evidently. | wish that you were
rich so that might be willing to mar
Try you.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1895-08-01
judiciary of South Carolina as chief

Governor John Gary Evans will fall
hoir to the place now occupied by Sem
at0r irby, and John Gary Watts will
hold the Governors chair until q bet:
ter man comes and takes it.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1895-08-01
STILL FIGHTING FOR THE FAIR.

STILL FIGHTING FOR THE FAIR.
The Columbia State gives the fol-
lowing information as to the State
Fair:
There has recently been much talk
in regard to the matter Of holding tho
State Fair this year, and it has been
stated by several that no fair would be
held. This does not, however, SOON to
be the case. There is very little doubt
that the fair will be held, but the indi-
cations are that for once the exhibitors
u patriotic rather than II financial
standpoint, and the people OF South
Carolina may be relied on to do that
for once.
Secretary Holloway has arrived in
tho city to look after the interests Of
the coming fair. When Col. Holloway
was seen, he had this to say, giving
also an explanatory lettor which will
be found below:
"It was hoped that the city of Co
lumbia would have come to the aid of the
society to enable it to hold 3 successful
fair next November, but the informa
tion contained in the letter from Dr.
Talley sets at rest the possibility of
holding a fair, Offering the usual prem
iums."
The letter referred to by Col. Hol-
loway reads as follows:
COLUMBIA, S. c., duly 8, 1895.
Col Thos. }. Moore:
Dear Sir: AS chairman OF the COM
mittee appointed by the State Agri-
cultural and Mechanical Society
to solicit aid from the citizens OF Co
lumbia to defray the expenses Of the
next fair, | am Instructed to report
that the matter was submitted to q
meeting of the citizens specially called
for that purpose, and that committee
consisting OF Mcssrs. Clark, Haskell
and DeSPOrtcs, were appointed to
present the subject to the city council.
The committee so appointed appeared
before council and made applications
f.r the sum of 81, 500. The question Of
the right of council to make the apprO-
priatiOn was submitted to the city at
torney and upon an adverse opinion by
that officer, the council declined to
take action in the matter.
With great regret your committee
are constrained to report that, not
withstanding their most strenuous ef-
forts to further the wishes and inter
ests Of the society, their endeavOrs to
procure the necessary contribution
have not been successful, and they
asked to be discharged.
A. n. TALLY,
Chairman Committee.
Col. Holloway in speaking further
about this fair said "The summo,
meeting of the society will be held in
the city Of Columbia on Wednesday
August 7, at 10 ~. m, at which time
the matter Of holding the next fail
will bo duly considered, and until ther
nothing definite can bo known.
THE refusal OF the railroads to a.
low the rates OF passage charged prior
to 1893, is the case Of the present ON
barrassmcnt of the society. For sew
eral years prior to 1893, tho average O.
the coupons for that period amounted
to s., ,6l5. After the increase OF rates
for the two years of 1893 and '05, the
railroad receipts amounted to 81, 40(
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-16

Sterling SILVER a4oun,vu Pocket
Books. Seal and Alligator, for 50 cents
each. CHAPMAN & JAKEMAN.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-16
ELIZABETH CITY, N. c.

Elizabeth, y. c.. oct Especially
Mrs. Il Weiscl returned To her home, In
Norfolk, to-day after Il visit OF a wee K
bought the entire stock OF dry goods.
shoes. etc. owned by Mir. j Salomuusky,
and it will now he sold at cost. after
which Mr. Salomonsky will open a store
at the same stand exclusively for tho
sale OF clothing ard gcItts' furnishings.
Th" agent of the Breezy Tim" com
pany gave series of steriOptiCau VioWg
free to the public last night. ThcN wor,
exhibited on the side of Mr. Nose!
Wcisels store. foot of Main street. and
there was quite a large crowd present
The skating rink was opened to tho
public for the season last night undc.
the management of Mr#srs. SANDERS an6
Crawford. y GOod-siZcd crowd was
present During the season the rink
Viii be open ON Monday. "Wednesday
and Friday nights.
Rev Josiah Elliott. of Eicrtford, is I'm
the city to-day.
There viii h" special rates On the raj
road to the lidcnton Fair next week.
~ there was no fair here this year. the
number of persons from this place who
attend VIII probably be unusually large
Mr. Percy :. Vaughan and wife. OF
Portsmouth, Va. who have been visit
lng Mr. NauFhan's parents here for tn,
past week, returned home this after.
noon.
TN" Naval Reserve will practice with
thcN new cannon at the rark this
afternoon.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-16
BAKED BEEFsTEAK.

Round steak cut in small slices: beat
and season with salt and pepper. flour
well Put pan in hot oven on the crate,
with Il little hot water over. and butter
as needed. Turn frequently and cook
TIL thorouGhly done: mix butter and
Hour together To thicken III" gravy.
Heap on platter and serve hot.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-16
ST. VlTUS DANCE.
a PLY sician Prescribes Dr.. Miles
Restorative Nervine.

pr. Miles Medical Co, Elkhart. Ind:
My daughter Matte, aged IL. was afflicted
last spring with St. Vitus dance and ncr-
vousncss, her entire right side was numb
ana nearly paralyzed. We consulted phy-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-16
THE VIRGIAIAN'S DAILY HINTS 10 A0UStxttpER
BILL OF FARE FOR To-MoRRow.
torrNtUur.,
THURSDAY OCT. II, 1895.
BREAKFAST.

Grapes Ccrcniine
Baked Becfsteak and Gravy
Boiled Macaroni Graham Mullins.
Raspberry jam Coffee.
DINNER.
Vegetable Soup Eralsed Beef Tongue,
Steamed Potatoes. Lima Beans.
Cucumber Sweet pickles.
White and Graham Bread
Transparent Pudding.
Vanilla Crackers.
SUPPER
S;trwcd Potatoes Butter Toos;
Graham Bread. Pruncs.
Currant Buns. Cocoa.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-16
OCEAN VIEW IfOTEL,

OCEAN VIEW. VA
FALL AND WINTER SEASON Thc
most thoroughly equipped hotel ON tnc
NlIclhia Coast Excellent nccornmoda
nohs Steam Heated. Electric i.ignteu.
extensive sun Parlors. For further i'm.
lorna tion see Winter Resort Guide hooks
OF all leading railroads or address
CHAS. l.. WALTON, Many,r.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-26
Dertraute ibm gu pieI.

WaGter @6aGabD mar bon Dem @pititlloz
~fenbdnOler en=gros pauI Morano Don 800
g. Meap StraBe als &utf6er unb Collector
angeiteQt iporben. Sballabp bate Elm gutfs
Munbpert unO Elm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @eTen
unb To- gelang es inn, Der 6ir1na
pteIe &unben 3u3ufibren. Moranb f6en!te
inn unbegren3tes @ertrauen unb 6;elt es
LANCE 3eit gar nt6t fir nOtbig, cine aouz
trole iber Die Nblieferungen unD Gtnfaf=
i%irungen bur9 @bollabp gu fiibren. 9p9 a;s
por etni9en Sagen Der Ngent unb &ut56er
@ba1abp ertrantte unb Moranb 1&lb1 Bic
GoGeftiOnen beforgen muBte, fanb er gu feiz
mem S9reden aus, baB SbaGabp s~inqc3nz
gene 9elber gum 8etrage BON i6sr $4CO
nt4t ubgeliefert bate. 9ie 8ii9er purben
nunmebr griinOIi4 unterTu9t unb CUR Si>
9eritelung Der ungetreue Oiener ber6ofttt.
Gibter 0OOIep iibertpies i'm beute, aIs er
inn uuf Die Nntlage Der llnterI6laquno
borgefibrt purbe unb auf ein@orper60r ret
8i3tete, untsr $500 8iirgf4oft benz Grimtz
nalgeri3t.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-26
Gin Oiebs. Gr5ieher
limo PehIer Ger f6Ii1nmHen Sorts hinter oen
f6weoifdcu Garoinen.

Giner Der ntebertrG9tiqften, gemetngez
fG6rlt9ften 0aQunten Der WeftIeite louroe
beute in Der Ber1on oes 26 iG6rtgen onqeb@
lthen Ngenten 8aclop Ylebatn, inter Der
Nntlage Der 8eihilfe gum Gin5tuh, benz
Ht9ter OooleD borgefibrt, ple6atD bat,
pte tAm na6getpieIen pirb, cine Wen9e fleiz
ner uao Ral6pii9itger 8uri9en gum Steb=
len uno @tn6recben 6erangebitbet uno ZEN
@rl0s Der 9aunereten nerprdBt.
8ts ieBt purOen iiber elm SuBenb Gin
brii6e auf i'm 3uriidgefi6rt. Der 0uIz
lunte tpiirbe ipo6l mod peiter unqeItraft
1etn 0anopert betrteben baben, renn Mot
bret ietner iingit nd9 benz @riminalgeridt
g%eidnoten Spfer i6rem bebrGrgten 0er5en
2uft gema6t unb YebatD ais ibren Ser
fit4rer unb @r5teber angegeben bitten. Gs
tparen bteS Soiepb 8Oft3tp, Otto &obalit
uno 9eorge 6aDe5. OieTe bret fparen dmE
Sam tag ipegen @in6ru9s in ben 9roceriez
laoen BON !9enrb Nnforge, in bas @Qenpaoz
rengef6dft BON NbDlf 9ppeItorff, g}p. III
8lue Sslanb Nbe. unb in bic @obnunq
bes SGnttors Der Cooper .@9ule, Sbo
S9raOer, unter $4,000 8iirgT9aft Dem
@rtmtnalgeri9t iiberptefen tporben.
8et bieien @inbriihen paren ben Qanqz
ftngern Baaren i'm Mert6e bon etpa 5000
in Die 9dnoe gefalen unb na6e3u ale 8eute
mad 8acldb 8ebatp's 9aus, 500 2ap6dm
Str, gebra9t unb bon bieiem berfilbert
porben, &0es bieies tbeilten bic armen perz
frhrten Sungen Dor ibrer Nbfitbrung naG
Dem @efdngntB ben Detectives 8o1te
uno &eefe nit. GS tpurbe cine 9au8Iu6unq
in Pe9alp's 8p6nung porgenommen un6
in oer1elben cine Menge Waaren, Die bon
anoeren 8anb3iisen 9erftammten, gefunben.
0ardut9tn tpuroe Pebalp oer6aftet, unb bic
bort ~porgefunoenen Maaren CUR %oSbentiftz
ctrung na9 Der MarpeGzS Str. Station qez
f9afft.
Ru9oem 9e6at1 bon Gi6ter 0ooGen Biz
gum 30. unter $1,000 8iirgfGaft qeIteQt
tpdr, tpnr6en na6eindnber moo 4 6aFt6ez
febGe herausgenOmmen. Nuf 8runo bie9er
fptrb er morgen mod einmal benz Ni4ter
borgefiArt tperben. Die 8er6aftunq 9e~
9atp,s 1T cine Der erfolgret9ten bic in lebz
ter 3ett i'm MarpeQ Str. zOt1trict qeuaht
purben. Sbr tperben cine Wenqe anDerer
folgen uno atpar bon 9e6Gern uno Oie68erz
3tebern, bic f0rmfi9e S9uGen 6alten, in De-
men unterrt9t i'm StebIen un0 Gin6re6er
unter GrlGuterung an aIer6anb Ginbre6erz
tpert5eugen ertbetlt ptrb.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-26
Sdieferei in elmer Dtrtbfdoft. q
Gin Srauen3immer ole urfa6e. q

Die S9ontnirt6i8aft BON 8. 7rarf,
22O Wet Safe Ctr, mar geftern g1a6t Der
S4duplab elmer S9teBerei nit blutigem
Nusgang. 3tpei Sarbige, @m. 8o8lit unb
Sobn 9amtlton nit Namen, gerietben ooz
felbit iiber elm Srauen8immer, @bna gB6it:,
in @treit, Bel Dem es gum @ebraub opn
@9uBwaffen fam. 9amilton 3og Ieinen
ReDolosr 3uerit unb f4OB 8ofttt in hos
re4te 9ein, poruuf bisier bret @3iRe in
f8neaer AufeinanoerfOlge auf 9amilt0n
obfeuerte, Obne i'm jebo@ gu treffen, So
milton f4oB ebenfaG5 nod breimaG auf
ieinen @egner, berfeblte aber audi fem 3itl.
Setoe puroen bon ben bin5ueilenben Bolt
3iften in 9aft genommen, SpGter muBte
au3 bic 8bite na4 Der PoIi5eifation nan
bern. SIN 8erlaufe oes @erb0rs beute fritz
Dor Ri9ter 9Ople, ertldrte Die 86ite, bub
fe gebOrt babe, ipie 6amiltpn etnem Oritz
ten gegeniiber geT6poren babe, ite gu t0bten
uno ii9 oann Telber um3ubringen. Gi0ter
9oDle DerDies 8ottt un6 6amtlton unter
ie $1,000 8irsf3aft ans Griminalgeri6t.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-26
Gn0e zines Sehaeldoes.

Somes G1ifforb, Der bereits me6rnonot=
liAe Strafen in Der 8ribepeu, i'm GpuntDz
@efdngniB Deriibt unb einen 2ziG6rigeu
GURUS in Der Ponttae'er yteFormI 6uGe
our9gema6t unb erft Dor Surgeon ouS Der
lebteren NnitaIt, aIs angebli9 reumiit6ig
uno gebefert entGafen tporben mar, iouroe
beute pieOer benz &i9ter @berbarbt Inter
Der 4ntldge bes 0iebfto bls porqeTii1rt unp
big mprgen unter $500 8iirgI9aFt geftelt.
Stmmp begegnete am 5reitag einem dlteu
8etannten, Sobn 9olan BON 798ropu Str.
Gr trat nit biefem cine 3e@tour an unb ais
na9 @4luB oerielben it9 9otdn bein1be=
CAB, gei3ab bies minus 500 unO etnem golz
benen 3eitmefer i'm @ert6e BON $36. Ser
8eftoblene beri1tete bic 8eruub1nJ fofort
in Der MartpeQ Str Station uno 0elanq
es ben nit Der Nufarbeitung be3 SoQ5 be-
tranten 9etecttbes 9olDen uno f5innert1
nt9t nur GGifforO's babbaft 5u mer6en, 1onz
bern al9 gu ermitteln, Dab bieTer bic llbr
flir So etnem geptfen 8rOtpn ~bertauSt
bdtte.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-26
Oos aorefbud ser federation o.
Gabor" .

9os officielIe QbreBbu6 Der SniuOis
State federation Of 2abor, bas bemnG9it
i'm Druid erf9einen pirb, pirb 3eiqen, bag
bic Organization pG6renb bes am /. MGr5
abgef3loKenen Sabres tpe3entlt9 gepabfen
1T. 9as 4breBbu9 pirO 176 @eiten fart
fetn, Seine 8erfdKer fin0 MtQiam g..
Pomerop nnb 8alter 81. 9robes, Der Gene
raI@Srgantfator, begin. Der SetretGr Der
Organization,
gfo4 biefem NbreBbu4 giebt es i'm @taate
763 CUR federation geb0rtge Sr%gauifationen
nit ettpa 19O,750 Wtitgltebern, Die 3a6t
Der GbteQgoer Unions lit auf 300 nit ettpa
111,240 Meitglte6ern ange9ebeu, Sm@taate
fino BON ben l1nionmitgliebern ettpa 127, 166
Die 9dupter bon 5amilten, Ntmmt man
bic 5dmilte 3u 5 PerIOnen an, 10 nGren I'M
Staate 635,830 Yerfonen BON benz 8erbtenIt
BON unionzNrbeitern ab6Qngig, bon bie1er
3d6l 37O,800 in G6icaqo.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-26
Stdoti1bes.
SdIimme GoHtiion
5wif6en eIeFtrtibem Stra6enbabnwaeer
uno Garmerfubrwerf.

9eute Mittag Inn / nhr coQibirte Elm
eleftrtf9er StraBenba6npdgen Der GlIton
NDenue ouf Der Strede Spt5ben eSrptng
Bart unb Mbonbale nit einem anf Der Sour
na4 Mapfair be9riffeuen Tarmer fnbrtpert.
9te1es Durbe bur9 Die llnnprfi9tigteit 1eiz
nes Renters btrett gegen ben pon Sroing
Porf mad Der Milpa1tee &9e. fu6renben
StraBenba9n5ug gefiibrt, 10 DUP me4rere
6eniter bes Waggons flirrenb in 3riimrer
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