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Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-03-19

day. from Yarmouth, n. S., where she
has been spending the winter She was
accompanied by her niece, Miss Eva
Allen of Yarmouth. n s., who will visit
her few weeks Mr.. W. G. Palmer ar
rived home from South Norridgewock,
Saturday-The funeral of Mrs. Nancy
Doyle was held at her late residence, Sun
day afternoon. The remains were placed
in the East cemetery. ry.-Captain William
Baker of the steamer Sagadahoc, which is
'wintering at Wiscasset, came home,
Saturday, and returned again, Sunday
Mr.. John Rollins is quite sick with la
grippe. DIR. Lamb attends him.-Mrs.
Jennie Morton went to Whitetield, Friday,
called there by the serious illness of her
sisters husband.-Mir. Hicks Small went
to Bath on business, Friday.
NORTH PITTSTON.
Mr. William King of Chelsea, has sold
his interest in the farm jointly owned by
Chas. W. Whitman and himself in that
town, and has bought back the house
formerly owned by him and occupied by
Elbridge and Washington Marson, in this
town. He will probably occupy it in the
spring Miss Susie McGugin of this
town has been taking music lessons OF
Mr.. Ambrose Williams for some time past,
and has been making good progress in her
lessons. On Saturday, to pay her for her
perseverance, her father, Mr.. Ed McGugin,
bought and presented her with fine new
organ--The regular monthly meeting OF
the Friendly Greeting Society was held on
Saturday evening, when the following
programme was presented: Singing by
tho choir; "Old Folks at Home" Male
Quartet; recitation, Miss Enza Green;
comic songs, J. +. Aldrich; widow
Bcaott." Mrs. Carrie Morrill,; cornct
solos, J. +. Aldrich; reading, B. B. Han
son. Instead of having the usual ques-
tion for discussion, different members
were appointed to give short talks on some
given subject Mr.. j. A. KenDcy spoke
on "Apples, Strawberries, Etc Mr..
Charles Lawrence spoke ON "Cabbages.
AT tho next meeting will be discussed tho
question of procuring flag for the school
house MIR. Ben Preble, Misses Gertlo
Blackman, Nettic G. Prcble and q number
Of Others from out of town were present
ut the schoolhousc, Saturday evening In
distance of two miles in this town there
are 10 organs, two pianos, three melodcons,
five yiolins, two corness and one bass VOL.
Mrs. Sadie Lawrence has been appointed
committee on programme and Mrs. Carrie
Morrill, and Mr. Ambrose Williams, COM
iDittee on questions, at the Friendly Greet
ing Society 1t has been rumorcd that
the East Plttston Brass Band has recon-
menced reLearsals.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-03-19
ANOTHER FAIR WILL.
This One Gives Charles $500 900 and Divides
Balance Among Children.

San Francisco, March 1S.--When the
Fair will matter came up before Judge
Slack, today, the counsel for the children
presented an Photographic will Of the dead
ex.s senator, dated three days Inter than the
one originally filed for prob4te and which
had been stolen. He stated to the court
that Fair had given the will into the GUS
tody Of b highly respected lady, who had
Just become cognizant Of the fact that
the document was dated later than the
missing one. Under the provisions Of
the newly discovered document. Charles
Fair is to receive $500. 600 at once and,
after minor bcquests, the estate is to be
divided among the three children, share
aud share alike.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-03-19
GENUINE SPANISH LOVE
For .he United States Contained in This Story
Direct from Havana.

New York. March ia paasse1 g1r
on the Scguranca, from Havana, today,
declared that he heard OF the Alliahca
outrage in Havana, and states posllI'ely
that he beard a prominent Spanish Official
declare that the Spaniards were only walt
ing a chance to sink American merchant
men, as they believed the revolutlonlst
were being supplied with arms from the
United States.
This man added that he heard thous-
ands OF rifles were being shipped daily
from Florida ports in fishing smacks
bound to different ports in Cuba. He said
he expected to hear daily of the wholesale
slaughter of these fishing folk if Spanish
man of war should run across them.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-03-19
Death Of John L. Patten Of Bowdoinham.

Bowdoinham. March -(SpeciaD. -
John Lyman Pattcn, trial justice and
constable, died, Sunday morning, after a
long and painful Illness of four years,
with heart trouble. He was about 90
years of age, anu: from carly manhood was
ono of the leading members of the vii
lage Baptist church. The funeral ser
vices will be mt the church of his youth,
Wednesday, at 1. 30 L. NJ, under Masonic
honors
The drawing for the traverse jury of
county court mt Bath, resulted in choice
of Capt. r. b. Reed, VIM. S. Given and
Chas. l.. Mosher.
VIM. B., son of Thos. w. Shelton of
Bowdoin, now practicing law at Lewiston,
has been engaged to deliver the oration
here, Memorial day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-03-19
We Offer for Investment.
6per cent 30Ysar Gold Bonds
AND
s and 7 per cent. Dividend Paying Stocks
Rev England Corporations.
Invest Your Money in New England.! ~!
Send for Circular.
mar2eod1mo
The following officers were elected:

The following Objects WcfC cicoucu.
City clerk, G. O. Wadworth.
Assessors, c. II. Mari, for three years;
J. E. Cunningham, two years; Warren
Eastman, one year The members OF the
board of assessors were also elected as
oyerscers Of the poor for one year.
City marshal, G. NJ. Drake.
City physician, Fred Il. Strout.
City treasurer, Henry Harrington.
Collector of taxes, A. C. Page.
Street commissioner. a. Il. Clary.
City solicitor, W. G. Atkins.
Chief engineer of fire department, G.
M. Drake; second engineer, John L.
Kendall third engineer, Chas. A.
Eldridge.
Ward engineers-Ward /, Edwin Cole;
9, Geo f.. Pray 3, John Milton; 4, A. j.
Hooker; ), j. r. Dill; 6, l.. G. Potter.
Directors Of High school, W. j. Lander,
p. III. Holmes and James Church.
Director of public library for five years,
H. X. Morrell.
School committee for three years, W..
p. Giddings.
The subordinate officers, comprising har-
Dor masters, surveyors, etc. were the
same as last year. with the additions CT
Newell A. Reed, Harry Lawrence, Ralph
Lawrence, A. W. McCausland and f. X.
McCausland to the list of surveyors Ct
lumber, and Newell A. Reed, Daniel Long
fellow and J. W. Jones to the list of meas
urers of wood and bark.
The following were appointed special
police: Anthony Sprague, M. L. Nc
Namara, Geo. W. Bussell, Ivory W. Wake
field, s. w. Andrews, NJ. W. Pray,
Augustus Morang, Gardiner and Pittston
bridge, J. II. Wight. W. S. Heseltinc and
W. W. Wight at Maine Central depot,
Henry King, Ward g
The joint finance committee is composed
of Aldermen Maxcy and Church, Council
men Jones, Decker and McCausland.
The council adjourned to the first Mon
| Gay evening in April.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-03-19
STATE NEWS.
kennebec.
NORTH WAYNE.

~
The North Wayne Mechanics Library
Association has received through Mr.. C..
NJ Loyeioy of this village. a letter from
Hon. A. p. Loveioy Of Jancsyille. Wis =,
containing a check for s25. Mr.. Loyeioy
was native of this town. one of the many
sons of Maine who have gained werltb
and fame in the West, but who still re
tam their love ,or ana interest IN theiI
ho,nostaa.i of which lie fstber lived and
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-03-19
Washing Silk Waists.

well because of ignorance of the proper
way of laundering them. Add teaspoon
full of borax to some lukewarm water and
enough nice white soap to make weak
suds. Rub through the hands carefully.
Instead of wringing, draw the silk through
the tightly clasped hand. If all the dirt
has not been taken out, wash again. Then
rinse in several waters to which have been
added pinch Of borax or half dozen
drops of ammonia. Do not let tho silk be-
como quite dry before ironing. Then uso
a moderately hot iron, as very hot ono
will scorch tho silk.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-03-19
Knox.
WASHINGTON.


Mrs Hannah Prescott visited friends IN
Rockland, last wcek.-Fred Pcasc oil
Elmwood, visited at f. Prescotts, last
week Deacon s. Cunningham ana
daughter visited relatives in Augusta,
last week The Poverty ball at Centrai
hall, Tuesday evening, was grand sue
cess. and fine time was reported.
Wednesday night witnessed the weduins'
ceremony OF Mr. William +. Dart auu
Miss Sadie f. Peaslee of North Washlns-
ton. The wedding took place at the resi-
lencc of the bridegroom.-Mrs. !. "A.
Law, who has been spending the winter
in Boston, returned home, recently. key
md Mrs. johnson, Evangelists, are holo-
ing series of meetings at the Congreea
5ional church. A deep interest is man
tested. d.-Chns. cunningham shipped
quantity of fine potatoes to Massachusetts
parties, last week.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-03-19
mayor Bibber OF Bath Inaugurated.

Bath, March s.Thc Inauguration of
Mavor r. ID. Bibber occurred this after
noon. DR.. E. NJ. Fuller was elected pres
ident of the board Of aldermen, Charles
II. Mason, presidentof the council, John
II. Raymond, city clerk, and Cyrus W.
Longlcy, clerk of court
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-03-19
Ada Rehan,s Antiaues.

Ada Rehan, the actress, has penchant
for antique and handsome furniture. Her
house in New York is full of lovely things,
and piano, which is of gilded wood, on
which are painted Watteauesque figures of
wee maids in white wigs and slim cava-
liers In blue and pink knee breeches and
frilled coats, is said to be worth several
Thousand dollars.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-03-19
Small Wounds.

Do not neglect wounds, no matter how
slight, from dull or rusty instruments
that might produce lockjaw. They should
be Immediately soaked in hot brine, and
the smoke from burning wooden rags viii
also prove beneficial. ~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-03-19

AsthrIa, Or, took Its name from John
Jacob Astor, the founder Of the Pacific
Fur company. It was at first fort and
trading station.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-03-19
ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING

There would seem to be good oppor-
tunity nowadays to write an interesting
series of sketches under the general title
"Unknown Husbands of Well Known
Wives"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-03-19
Repualieans Carry Old Town.

Old Town, March 1S.-Herbert Gray,
Republican, was elected mayor -Four
Democrats and six Republican aldermen
were elected. The Republican majority
was 3S.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-03-19

Keys Of bronze and iron have been Aund
in GreCe and Italy dating from at least
the seventh century before Christ
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-03-19

On March 4, next year, the city of Rome,
n. Y, will celebrate the Tooth anniversary
of it's organization. And there is said to
be movement on foot to make lsoinc
howl on tho occasion.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-03-19

Manitou is an Indian word, meaning
spirit"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-03-19

Japan has developed variety Of maize
with leaves beautifully striped with white.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-03-19

nually.
The city solicitor and committee on en-
crossed ordinances were instructed, carly
in the session of last year, to have our
ordinances revised They have carefully
attended to that duty and made their re-
port, which has been accepted by the city
government The report is now in the
printers hand and will soon be ready for
distribution.
(. / have tried briefly to call your atten-
tion to some Of the most important sub
jccts that we will have to consider during
the year Other matters will come up
that will have to bc provided for, many of
which We arc unable to anticipate at the
present time have no doubt that you
will give to every subject that arises the
candid consideration that its Importance
demands. thank you for your kind at
tention and sincerely hope that the duties
of the year will be pleasant to us indi-
vidually, and profitable to the city.
Gentlemen, l now await your pleasure.
A vote Of thanks was extended to MIR. w.
Y. Bradstrcet for his liberal donation OF
new laboratory to our city High school.
The Joint board then proceeded to the
election of officers, and 1t proved one o.
& the most harmonious and was completed
ID b shorter space Of time than has beer
the case for number of years. There
was considerable interest in the election
OF assessors. For fest assessor: Z. n
Mari had II votes, and s. =. johnson. q
For second assessorJ. e. Cunningham
II: S. r. Johnson. .. Third assessor
Warm Eastman. 10; j. II. Peacock !.
For street { mmissioner. A. 4. Clary
IL; A. K. Andrews, =
There were two candidates for the thirt
member Of board OF directors OF the Higl
school. James Church had 1s votes; Rev
Il. W. Plants.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-20
Jnterehante 8efud1er.
5wan3ie Jnotaner perbrineer anf DER Durd
reife na9 Hew Qorf einen Gag
in Chicago. !.

3pdn3tg Snbtaner, mGnnlt6en unb tretb<
lt6en @ef9le9ts, bic su ben berf6iebenen
in ben @ilbnifen bes Siibpetens nod !ez
benben Stdmmen gebOrten, muBten ge5ipunz
gener MaBen ben lebten Mtttpo9 inGbicago
perbringen, bu 1e ben Mnf9luB an ben
3ug, Der tie na9 Stem Oort bringen iollte,
berpabt batten. &einer BON ibnen batte
BON Der tultibirten @elt je me6r geleben,
als linn beim gelegentli9en 8efu9e bon
Militdrpoften pber Sorts geboten murbe.
Sic fanben unter Der Mufft6t zines gez
tptfen 90. s. &oufe, Der faum ale BON ben
neugiertgen @ilben an i'm gert9teten Sra
gen beanttDorten fonnte. 9te rotben SDbne
Der WtlbntB famen aus benz Staunen gar
ni6t beraus, nentger iiber bic btelen, 6oben
@ebdube, 1onbern iiber bic W3aiIen ION
Menf9en, bic fte 1a6en. Sic f@ienen es
gar nt@t g~eglaubt gu BADEN, baB es 10 btele
Menf3en gGbe, Bis iie na9 Gbtcago tanGen.
8efonbers punoerten ie fi9 iiber einen
@binefen, ben einige fir einen Srbidner
6ielten, Biz &oufe fte nit Dieler WtI6e iiber
i6ren Srrt6uum auftlGrte.
urIpriinglt9 bate man bic Wtl5en in
@bicago etpas berumfii6ren %tpolen, tbetls
UNI tbnen bic @tabt gu 5eigen, tbetls, Tim
fe feben gu lafien, bo9 muBte bieler plan
bes falten @etters tpegen aufgegeben tperz
ben, benin bas China aus benz bic Snbidner
fommen, tit 10 parm, baB so @rao iiber
g1uG i9on als talt gilt. Stdtt bes bea5>
fi9tigten Runbganges bur9 Die 9ta0t
muBten bic 8efu6er beBbalb ben Sag in
einem gebet5ten Waggon 5ubrtngen, tpo>
bur6 tbre 8eauft9tigung beoeuteno err
19nert purbe, benin es famen unausgefebt
2eute, bic it9 bielelben anauieben unb, fo
melt es Bel ibrer ~geringen &enntniB Der
englti9en Spra9e mDgli9 tpar, etne linz
terbaltung nit ibnen anautniipfen tpiridz
ten. Die @eiterfabrt tpurbe am @beno
nnoetreten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-20
frau Katbartne Grittenoen. +

Die @ittne bes oeritorbenen General
maiors Sbomas 8. Grittenoen bon Sem
tudD, sFrau &at6arine Spbb Grittenben, 1T
MittpD6 in berNpbnung i6resgfeffen, so.
numb 8. Saplpr, 8uena Yart, na9 5pets
pD9iger 8ranfbeit geItorben.
Die Mittpe bes b%eriibmten Generals
iiebelte tur3 na9 befen por IS Mtondtetl
erfolgtem Spbe BON Staten Sslanb na6
Gbisago iiber unb 3og gu ibrer Nidte, Sral
Gobert 81. @aQer, BEL pel9er fte Biz bor
bret MDnaten ppbnte. ySante &at6arina"
mie fie meiit q%enannt nurbe, pflegte nit
feltener 8ietGt oas Mnbenfen i6res 9dtten,
tpeI6er faft ietn gan5es 2eben benz 9ienite
feines 8aterlanbes gepeibt bate, unD bas
Tires So6nes, pel9er bel benz f9redli6en
8lutbdbe unter General Cutters @omz
n1anbD fieG. I'm 70 tiefer fpurbe ibr Stol3
berleBt, a1s Der Gpn9reB i6r por Sur3em
Die gertnge monatli6e 9en1ipn bon $50
ausfebte. Senator 9almer unb anoere
@pngreBmitgIteber batten fi9 fir fe ber<
tDdn0t unb cine monatli9e Beniion BON
$100 beantragt, bod bef6nitt bas 9aus
biefe Gumme auf bic 6Glfte. DIS @ittpe
zines berbtenten Generals glaubte ite me9r
beanfpru6en at f0nnen, tpG6renb NnDere,
beren Nnfprii9e melt peniaer begriinbet
feten, b06ere Benitonen er6ieGten. sic err
tldrte, baB ite nt9t 10 bieG INN 6as @elO
gGbe, aGs baB Der GpngreB Die 8erbienite
hires Mdnnes 70 gering f6Gbe.
General @rittenben 5et9nete fi9 a1s
Oberi tGieutenant i'm Mericdnif9en &riege
aus unb ~Ietftete als 8rigabegenerdl I'M Sir
9erfrtege 6erDorragenOes in Der 0O9baltung
bes l1nionsgeOuntens in &entudp. Srau
Grittenben befaB nlr ben etnen @obn, pelz
3er am %. Stunt 1876 nit General Gutter
bel 9ittIe Sig 9prn ftel, 1nb errei9te elm
Otter bon II Sabren. Sbre 2ei6e pirb
in Srantfort, &D, beigeieBt Derben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-20
5ueenoIider uebermutb.
5wei anee3e9te Surf6en fpieIen Stra6en
r6uber.

3pet iunge Burden, tDubrf6einGi4
bur9 iibermdBigen GenuB BON Wbistep
iibermiitbig gema6t, ma9ten ft9 Mttttpod
Wtttag Elm @ergniigen baraus, friebli6e
in Der @egenb BON @eGs=, 9uronz
unb SranflinzS traBe gu beGdftigen. 60
foroerten ie ben Is Sabre alien gilbert
2oier BON SEQ. 1853 Superior=S Str, ols er
5pei Pferbe na9 Der @@miebe ~bringen
lpoqte, nit ge5ogenem gfeoolper auf, linen
bic pferbe gu iiberlafen. 2oIer lief bapon
unb elmer Der &erle iagte i6m cine &ugel
nab, obne ibn inbeien gu treffen. Sbne
1t9 an ben S6teren gu bergreifen, sogen
Die 8urf3en tpetter unb berfu9tem bafIelbe
Experiment nit benz in go. 131 6uronz
Str. i%pobn6aften @eo. Zimmerman, bod
1ebte it9 bteier our Mebr unb nit 6ii1fe
berbeigerufenen poliaiiten nurben bic
StraBenrduber fpieIenben 8ir19@en, bic
it'd Sim Sultpan unb Mc2ausblin Carr
nennen, berbaftet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-20
Staot Chicago.
franf :. l1iebIe. +

Srant s. Mte6le, in S6eaterfreiIen better
befannt ais Srant 6eelep, elmer Der 9eelep
Bros, nel9e ais 9rpte3f@Iinitle etnen
&uf baben, pirb bier beuie bon ser 8obz
nung ieines 8rubers sSSp6n Mieble ST., Np.
493 Dearborn Npe., aus beer0tgt tper6en.
Gr itarb i'm Ga1ino in Baris in Solge etner
8erleBung, unb feline 2et4s tpuroe BON iei@
mem 8ruber William na9 tbrer 0etmatbz
itabt G6icagp gebrabt, INN BIER beftottet gu
merben. Miuiam Mie6le, Der SruDec bes
&eritOrbenen, mar i'm Sabre 1873 nod BET
elmer 6ieiigen 9ruderfirmd 5ei9dfttgt. Die
8riiber tummelten ii9 oft 6es Nbenbs ouf
etnem leeren 8auplab an Gsebitr. unb gaben
ben 8urf9en aus Der Na9farI3aTt w8orz
%1telun9en". Spdter tratsn tie in MiiIer's
9ale auf, Bis Sbeaterzl1nterne6mer duf ibr
Salient aufmertiam nurOen uno lie Elm Gn@
ea9ement BEL Yalmer's 8lud Gropf=8eIe1z
19aft erbielten. Nadbem fe bel 0erf9tez
benen anberen 9eIeaf9dfter gefptelt, ftngen
1ie in Stpdtort, Sal, Elm eigenes S6eater dn,
bas fs iebo9 balb ipteber aufga6en, itm bos
Manberleben BEL Observation-Disclosures fortz
3uieben. 9as GaitnO I6etnt fir Srant
Mtieble gang Defenders D2r6dngniBpol gez
ipefen gu fem, benin es poiIirte Inn bort be-
retts frii6er Elm f6iperer unfal, uno 5tpet
Sage nab Ieinem 8~ieOerauftretea brannte
pdS Sbeater db.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-20
Outer gan9.
6ebeimpoIisiiten entoeden cine Gin
BREEDER uno Salfdmiinsers8 anoe.
DER Ger stroIdhe perhoftet.

DER Ger Strolde perhaftet.
gtner anf9einenb peit per5neigten Gtnz
BREEDER u. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iinb Montdg
bic Detectives S'WfaQeb unb S9onnea bon
Der GentralzS Station auf bieSpur gefommen
.uno baben bereits me6rere Der Strol4e btnz
ter @9loB unb Gtegel gebradt.
Set me6reren Mo@en ltefen BET Der Ypz
1i5ei unausgefebte &lagen bon tleinen Sc
l9dftsleuten an Der State StraBe, nabe Der
GongreBz@ traBe, bariiber Elm, baB, ibnen 70
bGufiq falf9e Stlberbouars ange6Gngt mir
ben. Srobbem cine Mn3dbl 9etecttps auf
Der Su@e na9 Der 8anoe tpdren, geldng eS
er1t geltern Morgen ben Detectives S'Waqep
unb S'Oonneu, einen Der Strol9e feft5uz
nebmen, BON benz ite gang genau puBten,
boB er mebrere Der falI9en Dollars berauSz
gabt bate. oils 1ie iebo6 CUR 8tfttution bes
@erbafteten, Der ft9 Gus Stetpart nannte,
fbritten, fanben fte pioer Grtparten tein
fal19es @elb BEL INN. 9te betben Oetecz
tipes gaben iebp9 Die 9offnung nt9t auf
rtnb gineen na9 benz gpngreBz9 otel, 31S
StatezS traBe, no Der 8erbaftete tpobnte,
unb unterparfen bas 3immer be1elben elmer
genauen l1nterfubung. gu ibrem @rtaunen
entbedten ie bort 5pei Softer, IN benerl IT'D
uneefG6r 1900 Gigarren uno etne dn1ebnlt9e
&eibe bon Sla16en NIT @etn unb @pirituoz
fen befanben. SIM gu fanb ii4 fir bteie
@a9en audi Elm Gigentbiimer, unb 5tpar Der
8efiber bes in bemfelben 5auie befinolt9en
@9anfgef9Gfts, befen 2otal amSDnnabenb
bon ginbre9ern beimgefu9t nno fat gang
li9 auseerdumt nDroen tpar. Die Setecz
tipes nabmen @tetpart ms 9ebet, Der oann
au9 ben Ginbru9 augeitanb, BON Der Der
ausgabung bes falf@en @elbes iebo9 nt9ts
tpi1en tpolte. Na9 tpeiterem 3ureoen Bee
quemte fi9 Stepart au4 ba5u, etrtge ieiner
Mitf9ulbigen gu nenner, oeren it4 bic 8ez
amten au9 prompt berii4erten, 10 baB GEE
qentpGrtig auber Stenart mod bier anbere
@pibbuben Namens @tlfon, @oobtparb, Elm
Neger, Der unter Dem Numen vSnopbaa"
befannt 1T unb Sobn Glart, alias vgteb"
Glart, btnter BEN 14pebtf9en Gardiner
Iiben. On Glart purbe auBer flint ausgez
3ei9net searbeiteten Na9f6liheln aud ein
falf6 er @ilberbouar entbedt. Sn pentgen
Sagen boffen bte9etectibes bic iibrigen Ntttz
qlieber Der 8anbe, bic ongebli9 aus Is
Mann beteben fou, btnter S9lOB unb &iez
gel 5u baben unb gu Dtfen, mo ft9 Die
acknowledgements befinoet, aus Der bic
@trOl@e bic na4gema4ten Dollars erbtel<
ten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-20
JnsGbicaeo befannt.
pereansenheit oes u6rafen Otto p, miIer"'

gs perben bier gegenpGrtig Na9for=
f6ungen angeItent iiber Die g~ergangen6eit
bes v9rafen Otto b. MiiQer", alias Baron
bon Stolen, Der Dor etpa etnem Sabre BON
@bieago berf9tpanb unb ft9 gegentpdrt!g
in &ratau unter Der Mntlage bes @attenz
morbes in Saft befinbet. 9as @erbre6en
foG bereits por mebreren eSa6ren begolIgen
tporOen fetn, ebe Miiuer nab Nmerita aus
tpdnberte.
Sn Chicago taubte Miiuer bor etipa Z
eSobren auf. @r nannte 1t1 bamals Baron
BON &pfen unb CAB fi9 bamals fir ben
@atten elmer in Mafbin9ton pobnenben
Dame aus. @s gelang inn bur9 feinen
gefeuf9aftli9en S9ltff, fem feines @ufz
treten unb feline geiitigen 5Gbigfeiten balb,
fi9 in bic beiten &reife Der btefigen polen
Gingang at berf6affen, bod perlteB er BAH
@bicago, Inn na9 Miltpaufee iiber3u1iebeln,
mo er me6rere pD6l6abenbe PerIonen I'M
bebeutenbe 8etrdge bef9ptnbelt BADEN ion.
Na6bem er tpteber cine tur5e 3eit III Sit
cdgo berbra9t, gtng er na9 Benton 9arz
bor. Mi9., po er it9 gum eriten Male unter
benz Namen r@raf bon Miiaer", benz Sobn
bes preuBtf9en @enerals @Ontantin y.
Mii1er, etnfiibrte. @r mics berf9iebene
Gr3tli@e 9iplome bpr urb begann als uGpez
5ialift" gu practi3iren. 3uglei9 bteGt er
Nus19au nab 6ibf9en unb REDEEM MGbz
9en, unb in Der Sbat 9elang es ibm, cine
ibm au1agenbe QebensgefG6rtin gu ftnben,
nit Der er bann mebrere Sabre friebli9 3u=
fammen Iebte unb bic linn 3tpei &tlber
f9entte. @r rt9tete Elm Santtarium Elm unb
mabte eine 3ett lang ~gldn5enbe @eI9Gfte,
Bis man ausfinbig macbte, baB er bic dratz
ltbe praris obne ftaatli9e 8ere9tigung be-
treble. 9ie bortigen Ner3te nabmen bic
Sa9e auf, unb aus SurGt bor elmer eer
ri4tlt9en 8erfolgung ma9te MiiQer fiG
auf bic @triimpfe.
@r batte pdbrenb feines Mufentbaltes in
Benton 6arbor au9 bier in G6icuqo. an
Der Sebgtpidz, nabe Oibiiion<5 traBe, eine
Wobnung uno office tnne gebabt urb mar
6Gufig bierber gefommer. Dor etpa brei
Sabren mu6te er als ,8aron bon No1en"
cine @9eibungstlage gegen feline in 8a1b=
tngton pobnenbe Srau anbdngig .unb bate
au9 @rfolg bamit. Na9bem er Benton
6arbor berla1en, bielt er fi9 cine .3eit lang
in G6icagp beritedt unb 16rieb bdnn Sei1er
Srau in Benton 9arbor, lire MDbeGn no9
8ancouoer, 9. g., gu i9iden unb i'm bort
gu treffen. @r begab ii9 au6 bort6in,
bertaufte feline MDbeln unb lieB 6ann feline
S5rau i'm Std, 10 buB iie ee5lDunsen mar,
na9 Benton 9arbor auriid3ufe6ren. @eitz
benz bate man ni9ts pieber BON linn qe=
bort, Bis bic Na9ri9t bon 1einer @er6aftuna
in &rafau eintrdf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-20
gseun Die f~rSiternoeu moroenneber

9let9 etnem1 Setbentu4e ttber Der Sberfldbe Der Grbe
la9ern, tpiirbet Sbr, beoor Sbr Sud in bic raube
feibte Suft tpa9t tpelbe oieleidt NIT ben Reimeu Der
Ntaloria ober bes i6nter3baften &beumatismus gee
ibfpdnsert 1T, gut baran tban, elm @eiuslas bon BON
9oitetter'S @tagenbitters gu mebuten, nm Sud baburb
Dor ben bic @eiunbbeit beorobenben atnlospbariIbeu
Ginipirtungen 81 f6iben. @euu es fGneit, baeeIt uber
resnet, braudbt bas 8itters, nm benz &beumatismus
ooer elmer gefdbrli6en Srtdltumg opr5ubeueeu. 9ie
oIrb bieies an9enebme ma9euItarfenbe NitteI Der Cir
crllotion mit9etbeilte augenebme @drme,, feline itarfeu.
bent unb Requirement Giseni9aften empfebleu es olleu
Seuieuiger, mel9e bic 9botla6e anerfenneu. baB @or=
beu9en better als Setlen lit. Mau 9ebraube oas 8itters
9e9eu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, @onenleiben, Nerpeulei.
ben, StlerenleibeH, &ppfmeb unb Sbma6e.