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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-11
THE TENDERLOIN,
A Famous District That Has Lost Its
Dcpravity.

From the New York Sun
The original Tenderloin precinct in the
annals of the police department of New
York was the eighth. the station house Of
which was in Prince street and is now in
Macdougal street Its boundaries are Ca
nal street. Houston street, Broadway and
the North river. 1t was a great resort for
thieves. crooks and disorderly persons, and
furnished the largest amount of police bus
mess. In 1870, when the eighth precinct
was at the height Of its deplorable promi-
nence, the arrests were $500 in a year,
against 1880 In the twenty-ninth precinct.
the present Tenderloin. The captain best
known in connectio- with the eighth was
Charles Mcdonald. better known as Light
ming Charley" He was appointed in 1870,
and gained his title from service in the
thirty-ffth street station.
With the growth of the city further up
town. the moving away of the big hotels
and the Entertainments Of stores and ware
houses in the eighth precinct, the fifteenth,
or Mercer street precinct became the Ten
deIloin. Its reign was brief. The twenty
ninth now the nineteenth) precinct, the
present Tenderoin. extends from 18th to
AID street. and the western boundary is It'll
avenue. 1t takes in both sides of Broad
way and has larger number of hotels
than any other precinct in this city. The
part that gave it it's unsavory reputation
lies between 9th and It'll avenues and 23d
and 34th streets. At one time both sides
of 9th avenue were largely taken up with
concert SalcorS, and among these in the
Tenderloin were the Buckingham, the Star
and Garter, the Cremorne, the Empire,
the Sans Souci, the Argyle and the Hay
market. Sixth avenue between 23d and
3ith streets at that time was as much
crowded by night as Broadway is now by
day. Arrests were many, and strangers
visiting New York came to this neighbor-
hood as one of the sights of the town.
At present the Tenderloin is a name
chiefly. Most of the establishments which
gave 1t nation al. if not an International
ill repute have either moved away or have
been closed for good. The side streets be-
tween 9th and 7th avenues and 25th and
10Th streets are mostly occupied by men,
bers of the French colony. 1t is in the
heart of the region of tables d'hote. 9th
street, motor ious in old Tenderloin days, is
now occupied chiefly by colored residents
31st and 32d streets are given over to bus
mess uses. 31st street is mostly occupied
by German tenants. A new church has
been built there within two years. 9th ave-
nue. Is now quiet at midnight as any
other New York thoroughfare up town
decidedly more so than ID or Sth avenue
The number of arrests in the nineteenth
precinct last year was 4.253. while in the
hfteenth (Mercer street, the arrests were
1910. and in the tenth Hdridge street,.
91S4. The eighth precinct the Tenderloin
of other days. had total of 1890 prison.
ers, of whom 1,620 were men, mostly for
minor offenses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-11
A Scholar Lost.

From the Jewish Messenger.
II like your school," said the mater, after
the usual inquiries, but I don't want my
children to be converted and that is why
1 took my little girl away" But We dc
not convert anybody was the rejoinder
There is no religion taught or referred
to- We'll" replied the mother, my little
girl came home the other day with hymn
about the Virgin Mary, and that is why
she does not go any more The visitor
then urged the child. who had entered the
room, to repeat the hymn, and these words
fell upon her amazed and amused ears:
Mary, Mary, quite contrary,
How does your garden grow?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-11
What Five 81 Bills Accomplished

This money was invested in five bottles Of Dr..
David Kennely's Favorite Remedy. Il suffered
for nearly ten years with const ion, jaundice
ard biliousness," writes Mr.. d. Probert of New
Hampton, y. Y, ''and the best medical treatment
I could procure did good A friend of
mine spoke about DIR. Kennedys Favorite Remedy,
which 1 bought and when had taken three bot
ties 1 was what most people would call a well
man, and two bottles more cured What the
doctors cost hundreds of dollars in trying to do
Favorite Remedy did for five dollars" If you ere
inclined to constipation don't neglect Yourself DR..
kennedys FayOrite Remedy permanently it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-11

DRUNKENNESS OR THE LIQUOR HABIT POSI-
lively cured by administering Dr. Hanes' Golden
Specific. 1t can be given in cup Of coffee or
tea, in food, without the knowledge of the
patient II Is absolutely harmless, and will effect
permanent and speedy cure, whether the patient
is a moderate drinker alcoholic wreck.
1t has been given in thousands OF cases. and in
every instance perfect has followed. 1t
never fails The system once imprcgnated with
the Specific, ii becomes utter impassibility
for the liquor appetite to exist. GOLDEN SPE-
C1FIC Co, Props, Cincinnati, Ohio Particulars
free. To be had of F. s WILLIAMS & Co,
9th and SITS. n.w.: S. &. WARE. under Eb-
bitt House, Washington. NO tn, thAsGms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-11
Dialect in the Schools.

From the Des Moincs Leader.
An Iowa woman was visiting a school In
Massachusetts town recently and had q
| good chance to observe the difference in
| dialect between the bay state and her own
| A little girl from the latter place was asked
by the teacher to spell a word. The child
began to spell the syllables as they sound
ed to her.
"F-a-t-h-"
No, no." said the teacher: "fawthaw
fawthaw,'
Path" mo. that's wrongH'
"Fawthaw off-fawthaw off,
F-a-w- "Oh, no! Sit down. Next"
Next" was New England boy, who
spelled it readily.
After the spelling exercises the teacher
dictated as follows for the children to write
upon their states:
"A little fawthaw off was a small guttah
in which w3s some watah. Heah the little
builds came to get a drink. Aftah dippin'
theih bills many times, tossin' theih pritty
heads, and with many a fiuht and fiuttah
of theih wings, they all flew away to the
pahk."
The Iowa wonan's curiosity prompted
her to look at the slate of the little girl
from the west. Every mispronounced word
here given was so misspelled. The dialect
was entirely too much for her. and she sat
there dejeetedly, with flush upon her face,
feeling doubt like veritable foreigner.
The visitor said to herself in sympathy:
''Poah little gull
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-11

From the Home Journal.
There. my love-" said the young hus-
band as he placed large bundle on the
table, I've bought you pair of sleeves"
"Ch, you daring" exclaimed the de-
lighted wife. I'm so happy. Anything
will do for Dress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-11
Why Uncle Sam Does Not Encourage
Our Artists in Such Work.
TEE REQUIREMENTS OF TEE Law
Points on Coin With Which Most
People Are Not Acquainted.


chance worth men,
tioning t h a t the
treasury will accept
any of the designs
for a new silver dol
lar which are shown
at the exhibition Of
the American Sculp-
ture Society, opened
May 6 at the Acad-
envy of Fine Arts in
New York. The offer
OF prizes Of $500 and
500 for the best and
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-09-12
COMMUNICATION.

Editor starr notice in your
issue of Sept. 7 an article in refer
ence to the "Koreshan Unity"
who are located in Lee county,
Fla.
I will say that it was my rrivi-
lege to visit these people while on
"a trip to the far south a few weeks
since, also to listen to a lecture de-
livered by DR.. iced.
While / know but little of their
doctrines or beliefs, I do know that
they have rules governing the
'unity" that are commendable, and
all Florida would do we'll to follow
their example--and that is in the
using of liquors and tobacco.
No one joining the unity is al
lowed to use them.
I enclose you a circular issued
by them that will throw some light
on the subject d. d. R.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-09-12
SPECIAL NOTICE.

I wish to suggest to my friends
and the public in general to place
their orders for Portraits and Pho
tographs intended for HOLIDAY
GIFTS as early as possible. The
work can be delivered to you
gWHENEvER you desire. only, as al
careful workmanship demands skill
as well as time, the sooner you
place your order with me the bet
ter. Very respectfully yours,
n. I. GOTTLIEB.
Studio opposite the Montezuma
N. b "BABIEs QUICK AS a
WINK"
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-09-12
Ho for the Beach F!

The Plant System have on their
summer rates to St. Petersburg,
Tarpon Springs, Clear Water, and
for points on the east coast, for
rates to all summer resorts call on
+. J. HUBER, Ticket Agent,
Fla. SO. Depot, or
C. F. FARES, City Ticket Agent,
Ocala House.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-09-12

The local option election held in
DeSoto county Aug. II resulted
in an overwhelming victory for the
"'dry" ticket. Arcadia, the county
seat, did not cast a single "wet"
vote. Hurrah!
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-09-12
Edited by j. A. Munden.
THE TIGER OF CIVILIZATION.

But we are told we should use
moral suasion. Yes; but the ques-
ton is, when moral suasion should
be applied.
The tiger springs from the jun
gle, strikes down man, begins
crunching his arm and drinking
his life blood from his very heart.
Shall be then begin to stroke that
tigers head, to fondle and to reason
with him, "Now, tiger, it's very un-
kind, very ungentlemanly, very un-
reasonable for you to chew my
arm in that way"
Suppose his friend comes out
and sees what is going on.
Shall he lecture the man who is
down, and say, "Now, you ought
to have known better than to get
into such a position; you ought to
have watched and taken more
care"
No; let him snatch out his dag
ger and strike it to the hilt in the
heart of the destroyer. Then there
will be time for talk and warming
arraign the saloon as the wild
beast of our civilization, with
blood-stained teeth and claws, still
raging unchecked through our
land, and entire prohibition is the
only effective remedy. Let prohi-
bition be echoed everywhere
Rev. Thomas Dixon, jr.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-09-12

Another blow has been struck at
the liquor traffic by the decision of
the Junior Order of American Me-
-chanics in Omaha, June 10, that
no one connected with the sale of
liquors as a beverage shall be ad-
mitted to membership in that or
der.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-09-12
CHEAP RATES VIA F. c. & P.

Battlefield encampment of the
Sons of Veterans at Knoxville,
Tenn. On sale Sept. IS, ID. IS
and rs Limited to Oct. 10, 1895,
at $3.50 for the round trip. =.
National Encampment of the
Grand Armv of the Republic at
Louisville, KY. On Sale Sept. 8.
9. 10 and II. Limited to Oct. $,
1895, at $3.50 for the round trip.
Dedication of the Chicamauga
and Chattanooga National Park at
Chattanooga, Tenn. On sale Sept.
10, II, IS and Io. Limited to Oct.
IS, 1906, at SII.4o for the round
trip.
For tickets, routes, and other in.
formation, call on r. G. Blake, city
ticket office. or John Dozier, depot
office.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-06-28

Mems Pants for SOC, worth 7Sc and 81 CO.
Mems Pants for 75c, worth 800 and 1.25.
Mems Pants for S1.oo--the best you ever saw.
Mems Overalls and Jackets for 25c, worth SOC
Mems Straw Hats, SC up.
Your choice of a lot of odds and ends in Straw
Hats for 25c. Worth from SOC 10 $500.
Mems Underwear 25c, worth SOC.
Mems Negligee Shirts 48c, worth 75c
Mems and Boys Sweaters 25c to $500
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-06-28
ShOes -m~

Shoes
Mems fine Kangaroo and Cordovan shoes
worth 5000 and 7.OO 60 now at 1898
Mems fine Calf Shoes worth 500, go at 348
Mems fine Calf Shoes worth $50, go at 3.48
Mems fine Calf Shoes worth 400, go at 2.98
Mems Dongola Shoes worth 300, go at 1913
A full line of mems Oxford Ties, Southern
Ties, Tan and Tennis goods.
Women'S fine Kid $50 and 500 shoes at 3.48
Women'S fine Kid $50 and 400 shoes at 2o8
Women's fine Kid $50 and 300 shoes at 1893
Misses fine Kid $50 and $50 shoes at IFS
g fine Kid 200 and FPS shoes at f13
g fine Kid $50 and Us shoes at 400
Women's Oxfords, black-tan, 200, $50, 1893
6 Oxfords, black-tan, $50, IFS, 1.48
Oxfords, black-tan with 1.2S, 90
6 OxfordS, black, worth 75c, lat .48
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-06-28

The appointment by Gov. Rich of Gen. j.
Il. Kidd, editor of the lonia Sentinel, as
quartermaster general to succeed the late
Geo. M. Delvin is a most excellent one and
meets hearty approval from all sources.
TIE TINES extend congratulations.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-06-28

The free silver democrats were badly de-
feated in the Kentucky state convention.
Pres. Cleveland and Secretary Carlisle were
both endorsed.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-06-28

The Allegan Journal says: The Mar
shall Statesman booms Hon. Jas. O'Donnell,
the able and talented editor of the Jackson
Citizen, as a republican candidate for the
next Governor of Michigan. When the
war of the rebellion broke out Mr.. O'Don-
nell enlisted and served in the LIST Michigan
Volunteer Infantry and proved to be a gal
liant soldier. Why not give O'Donnell this
nomination? He certainly deserves it.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-06-28

1t is reported from Lansing that Gov.
Rich has decided to appoint Col. Chas. V.
Deland, of jackson, as State Statistician.
The newspaper men of the State will be
pleased to see this old veteran in their
ranks remembered. The position is an i'm
portant one, the duties being to collect and
compile statistics which will lead to the
more equitable and uniform system of as
sessing and taxing property throughout the
State. Col. Deland Is well equipped to per-
form the duties of the office.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-13

@igent6iimli9e 8egriffe BON 6umanitGi
bdben Die gum S4ub BON &inbern unb bon
Sbieren beftebenOen # umanen &C.
ellf 9aften" (humane ~societies) in
Snbiana. Nuf ibrer tiir3li9 in Snbiaz
nopolis a6gebaltenen Sta~atsconferen5 err
tldrten fe ii3 erftens fir Priigelfrafe bes
@attinpriiglers, etne Strafe, bic fi9 in
Marplanb, mo fte bor etniger 3eit eingefi6rt
tpurbe, nt9t betpdbrt Fat. 3pettens aber =
unb bas 1T bas M%ler6uman tie i6rer 6umdniz
tat = nabm Die @Onferen3 etnen bon benz
Mabor Oennb BON indianapolis bedntragz
fen 8ef9luB an, pel3er babin lautet, bdB
Die Observation-Disclosures Polt3et berebttgt
fem fp0te, bic profefionellen Cramps aus
Der @tabt binaus3upeiti4en. So mas in
iebiger 3ett, po 70 man9er an It9 brabe &erl
bur9 giot6 gum Srantp geporoen it,, Die
1es rebermaB BON 6umanitdt mtBftel benz
6umanen Prditbenten Der bumanen
@efeQf9aften Snbiana's, 9errn 8. 8am~
berger, bermdBen, baB er na9 4nnabme bic
fer 8ef4liHe iofort feline @oriiseriteae ME-
berledte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-13
@te &atiertn @arIota tuaAnfnnt8
1U1tt0EA

Inter benz 1pdnif9en Ndmen gorlota
1T bic mertfanif9e @rfaiIertn unb belgiT6e
9rtn5efiin GborlOtte, @proTe beg belgtf9en
&Dnigs 2eopolb I. unb elmer Scooter beg
Sran5ofentDnigs 2ubptg Ybtlipp, alfo
S9peiter bes iebigen belgif9en &0niga
2eopolb H., am 8eiten betannt. Sn fifteen
@abn1inn in etnem f0niglt9en @9loB in
8elgien lebenb, tptrb fe I'M Stunt b. S,
finfunbfiinf5t9 Sabre alt.
Sbr Wdbn1inn begann am 10. Muaufi
1856 in ben Suilerien gu parts, Nelte
tnterefante Mtttbetlunge1' bariiber entbdlt
Der fiir5lt3 er59ienene neue1te 8anb Der
Wemoiren bes 8drpns Malortte, unb apar
nd9 ben MufSei6nungen elmer Mugen3eugtn,
Der meritanif9en 6ofbame utb 8egleitertn
Garlota's. @tr geben bier bas Mefentli1ite
aus bielem Sbetle Der Wemotren:
Mls Der 8irgerfrteg in ben 8eretntgten
Staaten beenbet mar; unb bieie cine boQ=
ftGnbiq 9~eri1tete triegserprobte grpBe Nrmee
3ur 8erfii9ung batten, mar IS nm bic franz
3Diif9e Expedition in Merifo gef9e6en. Die
groBe amertfant19e Republtf, nel9e ben
&ai1er M%arimtlian nur als etnen 1furpator
dn1ab, bate bef6loifen, biefen feline Mngez
leqen6eiten nit ben Merifanern aletn, unte1
Musf6luB Der Sran5o1en, ausfebten at la1z
fen. Napoleon III. muBte feline Nrmee aug
Mertfo auriid3teben.
Die &aifertn Garlotd bef9lpB nun, per-
f0nli6 BET benz Satfer Napolepn gu Sun ten
ibres @emabls unb feines Sbrones 5u inter-
pentren unb elite gu biefem3pede ponI2erttc
na9 sSranfrei9. sic mar boler 8ertrauen,
aber i9on BEL ibrer 2anbung in Srantretd
erbielten lire 9offnungen einen erniten
@toB. &ein 8edntter mar an Der Qdnbun9sz
ftele, Inn fe Namens Der fran5Ofi@en Mdz
ietGten au be9riBen, pbpobl tie tbre On
funft ben Suilerien ange3eigt bate. Sic
fu9te ibren 3orn 81 berbergen uno reite
6uls iiber &Opf na9 garts. 9ier mar bic
1eIbe @e19t9te. Sic purbe nt9t na9 benz
ibr qebiibrenben @eremonteG i'm palait em=
pfanqen. Mber fe fiiblte nur UNI II
leben6iqer, baB fe als &ai1ertn gefommen
unb bah ibre Sabrt na9 europa cine fDl9e
duf Qeben unb Sob mar.
Gnbli6 fam Der Sag Der Mubiena in ben
Suilerten. Na9 Der fDrmli9en @prfteGunQ
Der beiber1eitigen Suiten 5og fi9 Der 8aifer
Nopoleon nit Der &atferin Gugenie uni
feinem 8efu9e in bic inneren @emG9el
aurid, pdbrenb Garlota's 9ofbame, in beren
Worten bic barauf folgenben 8orgdnge err
sd6lt 1tnb, NIT ben 9ofitaaten bramBen
blieb.
s, bieIe angtpoGe 3eit bes @artens :
70 fagt bic 6ofbdme in ibren Nufaei9nunger
: biefe @tunben unfagbarer Pein. Sd
mar in etnem fieber6aften 3uftanbe Der Mufz
requng. @eber Dermo6te tb Der in meine1
l1mqebunq gefibrten l1nterbaltung gu fpG=
oen, nod meme @ebanten gu fammeln. Sd
bate politGr1big meme 1m9ebung bergefen
als MIDI p10blt4 laute Worte aus meine1
Weltperge6enbeit auff9eu9ten. Man berz
na6m gars beutli9 Die Stimme Der s@!Fcr't
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-13
Sauien0t pDn Srieftn.
Gtu punoerbares unternebmen fir
Ole beiluno bon Katdrrb.

Seit Or. 6artman's Nnerbieten, 10000
5Gae 4rontf9en &atarrbs unentgeltli9 au
bebdnbeln, iinb 8riefe aus alien S6eilen Der
ger. Stdaten eingetroffen. Sine riefge
Wtafe PDftfa4en berldBt ieben Sag Die
office bes Doctors. 3a6lrei9e Stenogrds
p9en, abf9reiber unb 8riOutclerfs iino pom
Mor9en Big gum Nbenb bef9dftt9t, Die ltns
mail bon 8rtefen, tpel9e Der Doctor oictitt,
51 beforgen. 6eilungen tperben bubenbpei5
beri3tet. Sn alien SbeiGen bes 2dnbes gt5t
it9 eth rtefiges Sntereffe tunb. 0tsjsnigerl,
tpel@e bic 8orf9riften bes Doctors genau
befol9en, finb ft9er, baB fe gebeilt tperbert.
Same, Otter, @ef9le6t unb SDmptons,
lotpie &brefe fplte man Or. 6artmunn,
Columbus, g., abreIfiren, tper11 man bon
i9m be6anbelt fetn min. Sober 8rtef tpitb
forgfGlti9 beontpprtet tperben. Die @pDtbez
fer in ben gan3en Ser. Stodten finb beretts
nit Or. @drtman's 6eilmttteln fir bic
8ebanblung BON &atarrb berfeben.
9ieientgen, tpel9e aug irgenb einent
8rl1nbe es bOr3ieben, t6re Namen ni9t dig
regl1lGre Batierten Or. 6drtman'5 se9iftz
rtrt 31 BADEN, unb ft1 trobbem Der 8e6nnbz
lung be5 Doctors unterperfen t%pplen, fDGz
ten 1t6 fofort etn @rempldr bpn vSdn1ilD
B6Diictan No. 2" fommen 1offen. 9ie1es
8n9 giebt eine 8ef@retbung bes @ebrar6cs
bon Or. Sartman's grpBarti9em 9eilmittel,
gezru@na, BET 4ronif6em &uturrb, grippe,
9uften, @rtGltung, 8ron9itis, S3ptnb=
fu9t, u1b alien tIimat16en &ranfbeiten beg
@inters. &oftenfrei berfanbt burb Sbe pez
r1~ra Drug Manufacturing Company, GO=
lumbus, Ohio.
@egen foftenfreten 8u9es iiber &rebs
f6reibt an Or. 6artman, Columbus, Obio.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-13
Qut Der Suhe
nad Gheooore Kaufmaur, DER felt mittwo@
nit 5000 perfdwnnoen If.

0ie9o1i5ei Der gansen@tabt nurbe Oon=
neri tag Mbenb beduftragt, @usi9au 81 9olter
mad Sbeobore 8aufmunn, etnem q Sabre
dlten Mdnne, Der felt Mittpo9 Mittaq mil
elmer bebeutenben Summe @elbes BERT 3tpun=
ben 1T. &aufmann fam bor ungefd9r IA
Saqen BON ct. 2puis, mo CT cine Wirtbz
19dft betrieb. @r bate bie1elbe o~srfd1f1
unb fam nit benz @rlDs mad Gbttago, nr
er in benz 9Otel 2tB, go. 166 Mi6igunltr.
abltieg.
Mm Mitttpo9 tamen 3pei in Sort Sbez
rtban in @drnif On ftebenbe Solbdten in bas
6otel, BON benen elmer NIT &aufmdnn be-
freunbet nar. @r cling NIT bie1en aus, unb
Der 8eiiBer bes 0otels netB, baB er $500 in
barren @elbe Bel ft@ bate. @pGt am Mbenb
beI1elben Sages fam elmer Der @olbaten naG
benz 6ptel 5uriid nno Fugte. baB er feinen
&ameraben unb &aufmann p%erloren babe
unb 9onneritug friib um 8 16r ii9 gum
Sienit melben mii1e.. Nls Bis fpGt geftern
Nbenb 9aufmdnn ni9t na9 Ietnem 9otel
suriidgefebrt mar, begab li1 6err 2tB mad
Der. Gentral~S Station unb melbete ben @ors
fan. @ebeimpoli5iften Iu9en iebt na9 benz
8ermiBten, Der pabrf9einli9 in betrunfez
mem 3utdnbe &Gubern in Die 9dnbe gez
fallen tit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-13
JnIano.

- @G6renb bes SSa6res 1894 tpurben in
ben Sparbdnfen unferes 2dnbes $46,O00,z
900 neniger bepontrt, ais i'm Sabre oorher.
= Stir cine @abettenIteQe in 8e1t point
bdt GongreBmdnn Stunt ben Spbn oes &t4z
ters unb ebemaltgen @ongrebmttglteoes Sip
ton in Bloomington, ST., auserie9en.
G6arles BOD, ether Der befdnnteiten
beut19en 8iirger peorta's, 1T bort 9e1tor>
ben; er mar BON Beirut 8ierbrauer. @ben>
fats 9e1torben 1T Der Weingdrtner @ottlteb
Sefterle, felt 1858 in Peorta anfdfftg.
- 6unbert beut16e Mttglieber bes Sr>
bens Der 9ptbtasz&itter in &anidS Gttn,
Mo., linb ausgetreten unb BADEN bic oeut19e
2o9e go. / bes 8erbe1erten pDtbidszJtttterz
Orbens gegriinbet; bic ftanbtndDtf9ea 9Dz
tbtasz&ttter nerben ebenfdQs bel onoere Ho@
gen griinben.
Sn benz 8ergtperf Der Union pacificz
8abn 81 9annd, @Do., TT 5euer aa1sge@
bro3en unb ale 3ugdnge fnb gei9lo1en'
tpprben, INN bic Slammen 81 erittden. Die
@rube, pel9e 3-4OO Mrbetter bef9Gftigt,
tpirb mtnbeItens bier @o9en gef9lofen
bleiben. Der 8erluit Der 8a9n ptro co.
qIOO,UOU UtIIQgtlt
= Der &e1tsanpalt So6n s. 9oQman
in 8ptomo, Snb., lit felt eintgem Sagen fpurz
los ber19nunben. Cine genaue Inter
1u9ung Ieiner 8ii9er etc. bat ergeben, baB er
$1,000 1trGfliber Weiie NIT fi4 genomn1en
bat. 1878 BON bieIer Summse geboren Der
5irmd 9ider1pn &c 60. in 9fi9monb nnb
$500 Der State Building &c 2oan IHpz
citation" in ~Snbtanopolis, beren M9ent er
mar. Seine 8rtbatI6ulben beSifftrn 1t9
auBerbem mod auf $4,000, fir ne46e feline
Sreunbe auftommen miifen, ba tie fiir otafe
@umme 8irgf9aft iibernommen babea.
- 8or &t9ter Fitzgerald inn Na9loBgez
rt9t Der Stabt Stem Oorf pnrbe unldngit
beantragt, bic Mbre9nung beoiigtieb bes
Hdhlafes bes berii6mten S9dmfpielers @Dz
min 8oot6 gut3ubeiBen. 9a fei1 @tnpanb
erboben purbe, betpiGigte Der &i9ter ben
Nntrag. Die erite Observation-Disclosures ergab
einen Mertb BON $602.675, bdp!ptfd9li6 in
Mftien unb Bombs, Der nun aber auf $672,z
623 dngepa9len 1T. Die Nad9laBoer6alter
6aben $4,000 an 2egaten all Sge3ablt; Der
Reft bes 0ermD9ens fdut sSrdt @bipin @rpBz
mann, ber Scooter Booths, aur NubnieBung
unb nab beren Spbe ibren &inbern 81.
= 9ie Semperen3lerinnen BON Seem gort
BADEN nun AUDI benz 8ierperfauf auf Der
gtnpanbererzSnfel @qis SsGanb ben &rieg
erflGrt unb ft9 nit einem @efu9e Inn Nb~
i9affung befelben fogar na9 WdfbtngtDn
oepdnbt, bd Der @inndnber &ommiIs
far 9r. @enner, an. ben fe fi9 3uerf gez
tpanbt, fte gan5 gebOrtg abbliBen feb. @ofz
fentlt9 tbut btes AUDI Der @inpanoerung5z
superintendent Stump unb 5eigt ipentgitens
BEL bteier @elegenbeit, baB AUDI in Ietnen
Nbern beutfbes, benz Semperen5z9uiel abz
geneigtes 8lut flteBt, 3uma1 es an gutem
Srintipafier auf @Gis Ssldnb feblt unb ben
@inpanberern baber @~elegenbett geboten
tperben iolte, au9 ettpas Nnberes gum Sttlz
len bes 0urites 81 ft9 gu ne5men.