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"AM / MARRIED OR NoTY"

asked Mr. A. despondently. "I declare,
my wife is so nervous and irritable that
| don't stay in the house a moment
longer than 1 can help. My home isn't
what 1t used TO be-" Mrs. A. is suffer-
ing from some functional derangement,
I presume" said B. Eyes, she has been
an invalid for years." Exactly. Her
experience is that of my wife, but she
was cured by DR.. Pierce's Favorte
Get this remedy for Mrs,
\, and the happiness Of your home will
soon be restored" MIR. b. was right.
For proIapsus, painful periods, irregu-
short, all complaints" Pc
cullar TO the female sex-the "Favorlte
is sovereign specific.
Rupture, or Hernia, permanently cur
ID or no pay. For pamphlet and refer
ances address Worlds Dlspensary Med
cal Association, Buffalo, n. Y.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-01-16

KARLs CLOVER ROOT. the great
Blood purifier. gives freshness and
clearness TO the eOmpieSlo1 and cales
Constipation. 70 cts. " cts. ;i.cc.
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2si Poplar ST., Wichita, kan.

At the dances OF one Of the wealth.
lest hosteases'in London, printsd cards
are hung nthe walls with these words
engraved on them-"No introductIons
arc needed.n
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-01-16

stimulates the appetite, enriches
the blood, ,overcomes wasting and
gives strength to all who take it.
For Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, 6ron-
chltls, Weak Lungs, Emaciation, Con-
sumption, Blood Diseases and all Forms
Of Wasting. SIND dfo, 6amphltf. Fyse.
Scotia Bovine, NY. All Druggists. 5Oc. andsi.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-01-16

Mobile, Ala, recently had before its
mayor two organ grinders charged with
disorderly conduct in allowing their
monkeys to bite four children. Suits
for damages will be entered against
them in court.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-01-16

Hox-naling contests for women are
the newest ENTERTAINMENT At Massa.
chusetts church fairs.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the
estate Of M. West, deceased, are re.
quested to present them duly verified,
70 the undersigned executors of the
last win and testiment OF the deceased,
within six months from this date, at
Wesport, Oregon.
DAVID WEST,
ROBERT WEST.
December IS, 1894
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-01-16

The Astorian guarantees to It's sub.
scfIbers the largest circulation OF any
newspaper published on the Columbia
river.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-01-16
nilg Astortnft.

DAILY

served ~ carrier, pepr week. 16 etc
Sent BY mail ger month.,..... so cite
sent b. mail, per year. ..s1.0o
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China's foreign trade amounts to
about 2SS,OOO,OOO year, Of which about
90 per cent is with Great Britain.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-01-16
WEEKLY

sent BY mail per year. $500 IN advance.
Postage free 10 subscribers.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-01-16

Tomacco has the power Of relaxing
the muscular system to marked de-
gree, and advantage has been taken of
this property, both in medicine and sur
gerry.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-01-16
rouNp THnM rHn nnsr.

This is TO certify that have used
Krause's Headache Capsules periodi-
calIy for over Year. and have very
much pleasure ir stating that they
have always proved very beneficial and
have relieved me In from ten to fifteen
minutes, have beer sufferer from
headache for many years. and have
never found anything TO do me as
much good as Krauses Headache Cap
sules. Yours Truly,
LOUIS HERMAN,
2Si Poplar st., Wichita, Kan.
For sale by chas. Rogers. Astoria.
Or, sole agent.
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and rapidly growing children
derive more benefit from SCOTS
Emulsion, than all the rest Of the
food they eat. Its nourishing
powers are felt almost immedi-
ately. Babies and children thrive
on Scott's Emulsion when no
other form of food is assimilated.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-01-16

This paper Is Ia possession OF all the
telegraph franchises. and Is the only
paper on the Columbia river that pub
lIsheg genuine dispatches.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-01-16

The Weekly Astorian, the third old
est weekly IN the state Of Oregon, has
next to the Portland Oregonian, the
largest weekly circulation in the state.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-01-16

ELnORE, SANBORN & co, Agents, astoria
UNoN PACIFIC 2. R. CO.. Agents. POrtIna
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-01-16
as the ueather ulll permit.

The steamer R. p Emoe with Union
through tickets issued from Portland Iiamook
by the Union Pacific Company fregh
by Union Pacific
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-01-16

Handley g. Haas are our Portland
aRents and copies Of the Astorian can
be bad every morning at their stand
on First street
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BUcK1EN's ARNIcA sALvE.

December IS, 1894.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-10-07
COUNTY LEvYING BOARD.
Thirty-one Magtstgates in Attendance Upon the Same--Committees
 Appointed.

At II o'clock this morning County Judge W. D. Jones called the County Levying Board to order with 31 Magistrates of the county in attend ance. After reading reports snb- mitted to the Board Judge Jones ap- pointed the following committees:
 Committee on Levying Tax:--A. Niven, R. J. McGaughy and c. T.. Robinson.
 Committee on Sheriff's Report:J. W. Walker, $. A. Hall aud Ben Franklin.
 Committee on Treasurers Report: Fl. $. Hanna, l.. F. Owen and W.N. Bridges.
 Committee on County Clerks Re- port:-W. A. Davis, 0. w. Alexander and l.. V. Bogy.
 Committee on County Judges:--A. N. Hall, H. Schaddick and John T. Lipscomb.
 Committees to Canvass School Re- turns, etc.:-S. J. Gallaghan. c. NJ. Acklin and W. D. Vance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-10-07
HARD TO HOLD.
The City Bastile Not Strong Enough to
 Hold Henry Woods in It's Walls.

Henry Woods, alias Romeo" a hardened young colored criminal,
 has again escaped from the old brick structure known as the city bastile, or calaboose. Only a few nights ago Romeo set the calaboose
 on fire with the intention of burning his way to liberty, but the smoke be- came so dense that he had to call for help to keep from suffocating. Since the fire, at night Romeo has been confined on tbe second floor of the calaboose. Last night in the same room with him were four other pris- oners. By some means Romeo se- cured short piece of heavy scant- ling and with this he prized the iron bars apart, and with one of the other prisoners, made his escape.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-10-07
Highest of all in Leavening PoweLates U Govt Report .@:a!I! @:!! RRsklHs Rs%dss1
 ABSOLUTELY PURE

His first wife divorced him in 1883, and his second was never persona grata at the English court until her third marriage, with the gallant and popular Lord "Bill'' Beresford
 Miss Vanderbilt will, on her mar riage, become the third American Duchess of our time-the relations of all three being curiously close. The first was the present Dowager Duchess of Manchester, Consuela Yznaga, after whom Consuela Vanderbilt is named, the lifelong friend of her father, and the second was the second wife of her prospec- tive husbands father. 1t is worthy of recollection, also, that the uncle of the present Duke, the late Lord Randolph Churchill, mar ried Miss Jerome.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-10-07
suggestions.
CHURCHILL AND VANDERBILT


 CHURCHILL AND VANDERBILT
 For Cornelius Vanderbilt is not altogether dwarfed when he is placed beside John Churchill. True, Churchill was much the greater man. Not only had he the advantages of figuring in battle and parliaments and cabinets which provides the whole magnificent pageant of the history of a time for a background -and not only was he cast as a chief actor in an epoch of peculiar dignity and splendor-but in spite of his avai.ice and his time-serving qualities he did have that greatness of soul which distinguishes the few majestic figures in the worlds rec ords Cornelius Vanderbilt, on the other hand, was scarcely a figure i'll history at all. as it is written by the drum and trumpet historian, and as for greatness of soul. if lie had it he
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-10-07
A Horse Thief Arrested.

A white man giving his name as J. W. Thomas, was arrested this afternoon charged with horse steal ing. He undertook to sell a horse to a negro for $35-$25 cash and the rest on time and without security. His actions were suspicious and he was arrested. Thomas claims that he bought the horse from a man named Phillips, but refused to say anything further about himself or the horse. No Identification papers of any character whatever were found on his person, and his acts and conversation have led the police to believe that they have arrested an all-around crook.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-10-07

was never given chance to show
 1t. Yet he had one faculty that Marlborough had, and it was what made him the first master Of the science of transportation that the world has seen, and but till the present time the greatest-the faculty of altering and ordering condition according to his far-seelng sense, disregarding the objections and intepositions of smaller-mlnded men. Vanderbilt, in a material way, had genius-and genius means imagination. And John would not have been ashamed of Cornelius not by any means. He had most profound respect for money, had John. He took it from women,
 which is what Cornelius, with his manly Dutch blood, wonld never have done, even in John Churchili's depraved day, not if he had died a pauper for refusing it. And then, too, though he was born gentle
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-10-07
THE GRAND FALL OPENING
Of the Millinery Establishment of K. c. Florence-Lovely Co0da
 Exhibited.

This morning q GRAPHIC reporter had the pleasure of viewing the fall opening of Mrs. E. c. Florence's mil- linery establishment. This Is the only exclusive millinery establish ment in our city, and it's stock of millinery goods is,ofcOurse, immense Hats and bopnets of all kinds were displayed, and q prettier collection in colors, shapes and designs was never before seen in Pine Bluff.
 This season Mrs. Florence has se- cured the services, as trimmer, Of Mrs. Ida Boda, q lady who possesses the most exquisite taste, and who, by her art and skill, will undoubtedly become uery popular with the ladies of Pine Bluff who desire to appear to the best advantage Mrs. Boda also possesses magnificent voice, and by request, favored the reporter with song which was indeed to him rare treat.
 Connected with the millinery estab- lishment is Miss Katherine Nash, a must accomplished and fascinating young lady, who will this season give her services towards making our ladies beautiful. As q hair dresser she is said to have no equal, Manicure work, and all other artDE that will add beauty to womankind, will be done by her. Our ladies will find Miss Nash of great assistance to them this season. Owing to the rain the opening was not largely at- tended this morning; but, ladies, when you do get chance to come down town, you cannot afford to miss aee- ing the pretty goods at Mrs. Flor ence's.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-10-07

is really one of the most promising of the young noblemen of England. Far from following in the footsteps of his father, whose reputation need not be recalled, he has already made his entry into politics, and intends to devote himself to d public career. He was made the mover of the ad- dress of the Lords in reply to the Queens speech on the opening of the present Parliament, ,an honor general ly conferred upon the most distin- guished and promising of the young CT members of the party in power. He is very young, having been born on November 13, 1871, so he is still shor. of his 24th birthday; his school was Eton and his university was Cambridge, where he did very well at. his books, and also polo and cricket in manner to satisfy con- temporary requirements. He is also said to have-he ought to havegood taste in pictures, books and china,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-10-07

.nceS, a 'OQ AOl
    l.. Ss.1l
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-10-07
COMING WEDDING OF MARLBOROUGH
 AND MISS VANDERBILT.
ENGAG CEMENT INlTERESTSA ALL
Lneages compared-Both are sprung
 From Strong Men.-John Churchill And Cornelius Vanderbilt Sit Side by side-Leld- CTS in Their Time.

The news of the day yesterday for Fastudlents of history, as well as of all lovers of the dOings of the leat and wealty. was the an 'uhcement of the engagement of egreat-grand-daHghter of Cornelius a'laefbllt to the descendant in the nun generation of John Churchill. 'aqueror of France, ruler in all but '''ue ol England, and the first Duke Mafloorough, says the Philadel- Aa Times. The two young people '''''selves were presumably less in ,essea Ill the various reflections a''n the event will call forth than 'el people; but there can be little ps'as that more noteble en- Seheht has not been announced \, a'ne''ea since Jerome Bonapnrt ua surprised and excited world ne aeslred to take to wife Miss sseeeh Patterson, of Baltimore.
 oeslh with. the destination of N, s'eat American fortunes is be-
 matter of public concern, gss'a'y on account of the tendency a,s iiiherltors, when women, to s s' loreginers of noble birth
 
 N suggests that in a few years e,a, AoW political economists and DSlsts will probably be study ahs new tendencies which have aoa s'su themselves in counter ,. ,its.' ' 'ills tendency, for it is the '''e law of human affairs that Bhla as'pelually seek to establish d,
 dulhDrlum and never sue Eeo, aul now that an enormous Eus,aae vanderbilt money will go as v :, ol Blenheim, it begins to
 ina, aough 1t were time for the
 ''oh of reaction to set " par,sa apart, the contrast and of eenos oi the great statesman q q tbs 'al of Queen Anna's reign. Z sssts sfeat railroad man of the
 'rhs e'ltury, is most inter- 4
 ''''' but it has no end of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-10-07

man, John Churchill had a very bare outlook of it at first as a young man, and if he had not had asister whom the Duke of York peculiarly delighted to honor-whieb, by the way, in those days was not thought so much discredit to a lady as we now suppose-he might never have worn ;t sword. So that he knew what it was to rise in the world. And in fine one thing is probable; that Cornelius Vanderbilt could have commanded an army better than John Churchill could have built up the. New York Central Rail. road.
 THE YOUNG PEOPLE.
 But now to look at the young people-Miss Consuela Vanderbilt is the daughter of William K. Wander bilt and the grand-daughter of the late William H. Vanderbilt. She is about IS years old, ve-s tall, very vivacious and quite good looking, with dark hair and a pronounced brunette complexion. She is heiress to one of the greatest fortunessin the world and has only one care in life, that her father and mother are divorced. Of course it can scarcely be expected that so young a girl should have as yet pronounced character istics, but herfriends say she has much sweetness of disposition and charm of manner, and her executive ability has already been tested. As is always the case with children of parents with great fortunes, she has been most carefully educated and trained to understand the responsibilities of her station, and to act as the mis- tress of great establishment.
 The young Duke of Marlborough
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-10-07
 Foot Amputated.

Graham Hopkins, q negro who lives out in Greenville, on Sunday boarded the south-bound Cotton Belt passenger train to ride home. When the train got opposite his home he undertook to jump off, in doing which his right foot got caught un- der the wheels and was badly mashed. Dr. Troupe was called in and performed the act of amputa- tiOn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-10-07

Esquire k. D. McGaughy, of Wab- baseka, is in attendance upon the Levying Board. He is reported to be one of the best posted Magistrates in the county.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-21
p~oli5eicommifion un0 BaiIifs.
Sranofdabenoe uno eebranoi9abte Poll.
3iiten.

Inter ben @eri8tsbienern Tte6t man nit
grpBer Sponnung benz Nu8gange zines
Sales entgegen, Der in Der ni9{en Sibung
Der Polt3etcommiRion CUR SPra4e trmnen
1pQ.
8aitiff 6leming bes goli5eigert6ts Der
9drriionzS Station lit ipegen zines 3tptites.
ben er nit Dem friiberen !6adsmeiiter Der
Station, Waibington Smitb, bate, poour6
leBterer feline Stele berlor, beim Pplt3et6ef
D%ertlagt tporben. gu glei3er Belt erbob
Smith audi gegen ben 9eri6tsclert Nrthur
Mc@art6p Nntlage, bod ~peigerte ii6 Der
@bef Die leBtere an3uerfennen. g8 lit ieOO9
iebr Die 6rdge, Ob S[emtng bon Der Gom@
million erf4einen pirb. Sn ieiner @bii9t
ltegt es. einen 8rdceben3faQ oafiir 81 i3af@
fen, pb bic @ert9tsbiener, tpeltbe, ME
5leming, auf Der 9e6altsliite bes Poli3etz
departments iteben, aub Der Juri5btftion
Der Polt5eicpmmtfiion untergeieQt ftno.
5leming lit bonn W}a1Dr e%rnannt, hDmStd0tz
roth beitdttgt norben unb Eat cine 8iirgz
f6aft BON $4,000 fteQen miii|en, mas fem
anoerer Foli3eibeamter gu t6un terpfli4tet
1T. 3neifeQos ptrb, tpcnn 5lemin9, tpie
gu ~ertDarten fte6t, ntdt bOr Der Boli5eicom=
miRton er19etnt, Der San in Der nd6ften
Sibung berfelben cine &riiis 5erDorrufen,
3net Der GIteten 9etectibs Der 6auptz
po%lt3eiitation ftnO bur4 b%efonberen Sage5>
befebl bss Chefs mad Statipnen berfeBt
porben, Die an ben duBerftcn @nben Der
Stabt Itegen. Der @runb fir bie1e Strafz
Deriebung naren benz Gbef eingereihte &laz
gen, baB bteie 8eamten @elbgeI9snfe angez
nommen unb in einem 5aile fogor @rz
p~reiiung berfu9t bitten, ba Der 8etrag
t6nen ntGt bod genug erf6ten.
Snfpettor Shea berlos ben 8efe6f beim
4ppeu, ma@te in beftigen Worten feinen
3Orne iiber bic beiben Opfer, Nolan unb
Mc2ean, Cuff unb iteGte iebem Der fi6 BEL
einem glei9en @ergeben betreffen laiIe, ioz
fortig N%ustOBung aus benz 9ienite in Musz
iibt. Die beiben Detectives ertlGrten qez
tern MOrgen, ni4t gu niTen, tpesbaIb fe
BON t6ren Ypiten abgeIebt 1eten.
Inter Dem 8orgeber, cine Die 9oli3ei be-
treffenbe 9efebesoOrlage in Der 2egiSlatur
bur35u6rtngn, bat man, pte berlautet, Die
Mitglteber OVERWHELMINGLY nit elmer @teuer
BON So PRO &ppf belegt. Riemunb bat etne
N6nung, pprum es it9 in Der @Drlage 9onz
belt, unb bod iinb ite g~e5pungen, ft9 Die
8ranoi6abung gefoQen 81 laf1en. @rft
Dor 3pet WIonaten muBten Die Qeute ieber 80
@ents gu bemielben 3pede 6ergeben, ndbz
renb Die bDberen @bargen 81 gu 3a6len bat=
ten! @as mag tpObl babinter iteden9
Abendblatt., 1895-02-21
Grotebt etnen urz
Ueues 3eu9ni6
Jn Dem pro3e6 eeoen John Sampfon uuo
6enofen. = Johu G. 6aberIe Mno $Ouis
Sub.

NGs erfter 3e1ge mrrbe bel1te Morgen
in benz Pro3eB ge9en Sobn Sampfon uno
@eno7en SO6n s. 0oberle, go. 1T Seog>
lptd Str. pohnbaft, bernommen. 9aberle
itanb am 6, Nobem6er b, S, ge9en balb Elm
l1br an Der @de Der SSQtnots unb GIart Ctr.
unO 1d6 an Stimmplab einen Mufrubr.
@r lief 6er3u unb b0rte cine 5rau rufen,
nQGiu benn g}iemanb bteiem Ntanne 6elfen?"
Ser 3euge brang bur6 ben 0aufen Der
Strol6e, 6Db Otdipn auf unD 5Dg i'm
in Deftli9er 0i9tung fort; er rief ben On
9%retfern gu: rS6ldgt ben Mann ni9t tobt".
9a6erle ~6e3eugte ferner, DaB er Dur@ bes
Seniter fab, pie Dtdfon miBbanOelt purbe.
Gr fonnte ieOo9 ben NngefGdgten ntbt tDenz
tificiren. Die Menge, pelAe ben Ma6l=
plaB auBerbalb un0rGngte, 3dblte ungefG6r
bter3ig 8Dpfe.
Ia6bem Der 3euge 9if1on na9 bena
bena6barten 9aus gebra6t 6atte, fdmen
etntge MGnner berbet, tpel9e 0aberle 1agz
ten, fe 1eten SreunDe pes Nn9egriffenen.
0td1on mar our 3eit %bepuBtlps; er bate
8ernunbungen an Der Scale unb Der re9ten
&opffette unb bic @6Idfe unb Stirn miefen
blaue 5leden unb 8eulen duf, Die Sreunbe
0tdIDn's trugen i'm na3 Srupple'S Apos
tDefe,
M8 nG6fer 53euge trat 2ouis Bud ouf;
er lit Qit6ograpb in go. So 0earbornitraBe,
@r 1tanb an Dem Mablplabe fur3 na9 II
ltbr. Ga6 etpa 3~tpan3ig Minuten bemertte
er bur9 baS SENT baB Nntoalt 9amlin
bon etnem Manne etnen S6lag ms 9e1i9t
er6ielt. DIS Mnoreifer be8 repuolifani19en
%G6aIenger5 6. so, 0tdfpn ;bertiFtctrtc er
Samp1on, 9%arrington, McGuire, &ilen unb
@i6bs. @r fob bieIelben in 5as Ma6l3imz
mer ge6en unb ipGter in benz 0dufen, tpeGz
der Oidion auf benz Seitenpege u%mDrdngte,
0a Der 3euge Mu8engldier trug, fragte i'm
Nntpalt Opno9ue i'm Greu3oerh0r. pb er
ni3t tur3it6tig iet unb ob er nit Si9er6eit
~bebaupten tonne. Die bon tbm 8enannten
Nngetlagten geieben 81 baben, Ser Be-
frogte ertptberte, baB er nit benz @las Genau
feben t0nne, Damn IOlte Der ,3euge Die Sc
ft9ter Ger BON i6m g~enannten Mngeflagten
bei6retben unb erlebigte bic Nufgabe gut.
SonObue frug ben 3eugen unter Mnberem,
ob 9arrington cine grie9if4e ober rOmtf6e
Nafe babe; er tppQte 0aarz uno Nugenfarz
ben unb Gle @in3el6etten Der &leibung bon
benz 3eugen geI9ilbert baben, SIM 8erlouf
bes peiteren 8reu3perb0res 1agte Der 3euge,
baB Gibbs ben Nnmalt 6amlin ongriff unb
oaB ct Da3DiiGenfprang, 9onO6ue 3Og bas
&reu3oerb0r Bis gum Gnbe Der 8prmittags=
fibung binaus; Der 3e19e fiibrts Die 8e=
f9retbung Der BON tbn1 %gendn1ten &ngez
tldgten gdn5 5utreffenb burh.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-21
5ortfekuno oes Kreu5perh0r5
Don 2Innie mahaueY. - Seriftet iber Elm
Rercontre nit Barnes. 3bre 2Inndltc
hofeu auf Sreiipredune.

Sn benz Barnes orbprp3eB feBte 6t(Tsz
~ItaatSantpalt Mprrtfon 6eute 8Drmittuq Des
Sreu3perbDr bOn 4nnie Ma6aneD fort. Sic
bert4tete, baB fte BON Barnes einmal gez
i6lagen ipurDe. Sie ertpirfte einen Der
9aftbefebl por Srtebensri6ter Quinn, Bar
mes leugnete Die MiBbanbIung al ulD IA
ite feline 3eugen batte, purbe er freigeIptDz
6en. SIN ltebrigen f0rberte bas &rsu3oerz
b0r feline tpeiteren Mngaben BON @i9tigfett
81 Sage, Die @ertbetbtger boffen nit Sc
ittmmt6eit, bic Mngeflagte frei3u6efommen,
ba ie tetn @ugen3euge Der @rmorbung bes
Barnes mar. sic ging nit Serbian auf
beIen ~inftdnbiges Bitten nit. mad benz Grbz
gef6oB unb balf Die 2eibe entfleiben. Gin
anberer belaitenber umitanb 1T Der, bag fc
in Der Na6t bonn g.. gum Z. DECEMBER in
benz @rcabez2et9ftau nit Serbian bas 6ubr>
tperf miet6ete.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-21
Sbdrfere 0ontroIIe perIdnot.

@n bag Suti5comite 1T befanntGi6 bonn
Staotrat6e cine SrOtnon5 CUR 8eguta9tuno
bertpte1en, pel9e bic @in5ebunq elmer Brii2
fungsbeb0rbe fir @leftrifer un6 cine 2t3ens
unD &ontroQe fir Die Gontraftoren unb
Dtoi9tntften BON elettrif4en Nnlagen perz
langt.
Die rGGectricaI @orfers' Union" bat
bterge9en feinen @inlpanb erbo6en, a6er Ell.
nen 8eI9luB gefaBt, na9 peldem ba8 SUI
itt3comtte eriu6t tperben I'D, mod einen a3uz
Jag gu Der Sr0tnan3 gu MAIDEN. Oeriel6e
betrtfft Dteientgen Peryonen, tpel6e Die Sci
tungen i'm Snnern Der @ebGube anleqen.
Nu9 btefe foQen fi9 elmer priifung unterz
perfen unb cine 2i3ens be3a6len unb nur
oann CUR Nusfii6rung t6rer Mrbeiten inner
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