davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-14
PROBABLE FATAL ACCIDENT.
Young Lady Falls from a Cherry
Trec-Acccpted the Call.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. June a.
Especial -Yesterday Miss Sallie McAlls-
ter met with a distressing and painful
and probably fatal accident at Kenwood
Fruit Farm. where she resides. She was
In a cherry tree picking the fruit, when
she lost her footing and fell on pile OF
stones. breaking both arms and her col
lar-bone. besides receiving painful bruises
about the face and body. Little hope is
entertained OF her recovery.
The Rev. III. W. Tribble. of Jackson.
Tenn. has accepted the call to the pasto-
rate Of the Baptist church OF this city.
He will enter upon his duties the first
Sunday In July.
The closing exercises OF the Miller
Manual Labor School will take place to-
morrow Q'riday) evening at that institu-
ton. The annual address before the So
ciety of Alumni will be delivered by Mr..
Samuel A. Martin. a student OF the uni
yersity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-14

the left aisle. where he awaited the
bride.
a Fredericksburg special OF Wednesday
says:
ION Tuesday evening at 9 o'clock. at
the home OF the bride. Liberty Hail,
In Stafford county. Dir. X. IA. l.. chi
chester, the recently elected Common
wealth's Attorney for Stafford county.
was married by the Rev. W. M. Clark
his bride being Miss Virginia Belle wal
lace, daughter OF Mr.. g. @. Wallace.
There was large reception after the
wedding.
ION last evening. at the Methodist
church In this city. Miss Annie Hooper
Brannan was married to Rev. Walter j..
Hubbard. the Rev. 8. q. Ferguson. pas
tor OF the church. performing the cere-
mony.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-14
Masonic Hall Dedicated,

WOODSTOCK, VA. June l3.-(Special)
Cassia Lodge. No 1i2. A. +. and A. NJ,
had a banquet last night at the dedica-
ton Of their new hail. in the Shenandoah
Herald building, IN this place. About
100 persons were present. consisting OF
Masons. their wives. daughters, and
number of invited guests.
The hall Is well located, OF good size,
and handsomely furnished.
Speeches were made by General James
II. Williams. OF Cassia Lodge. and Mr..
r. G.. Alexander, master OF Rockingham
Union Lodge A number of other lodges
were represented.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-14

IL Would lie Injudicious 90 Take the
Troops Away Yet.

POCAHoNTAs, VA. June i5.-tSpe-
cial.)-Slnce the absence Of Lawless from
the West Virginia coal-6eld the strikers
have been comparatively quiet. They are
like an army without commander.
Lawless's absence Is owing to the Illness
of his wife, and Webb does not seem
to inspire the men with as much en-
thusasm as Lawless did.
A meeting OF the strikers was called
at SImmons's tonight. There seems TO
be no change on the West Virginia side.
The Southwest company are now work
ing LOO men,
The report has gained circulation to-day
that Major Smons. with his command.
would leave Saturday. which occasioned
much uneasiness with the miners here.
Sheriff Crockett has Just called to see
Major Simons to know II there was any
truth In the report. and advised him that
II would be very injudicious to take the
soldiers away yet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-14
Addition To the Library.

The Howitzers library has received a
very substantial and handsome addition,
through the generosity of the j. W. Ran
dolph Company. who have contributed
twenty-five cloth-bound books. The col
lection embraces poetry. history, fiction,
and science. and will prove very valu-
able acquisition. The works are all by
standard authors, and the generous gift Is
very highly appreciated by members OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-14
Ncxys To Major Daniel.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. June b.
(SpecIaL)-Major Daniel. in answer TO the
question this morning, whether the story
was true that he and Mr. Bryan, OF Ne
braska, intended to stump Virginia for
free silver. replied that 1t was the first
he had heard OF 1t. or Of Mr.. Bryan's
coming to Virginia, and he had had no
communication with Mr.. Bryan or any
one else on the subject.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-14
AT TIE OLD BRICK CHURCH.
Rev. MIR. Milton, of baltimore, ana
Miss Epcs, of Nottoway.

Miss Epes, of NottOway.
CREWE, VA. June I3.-tSpecial)-The
marriage of Rev. William Hammond Mil
ton, OF Baltimore. Md. and Miss Virginia
Lee Epes, at the "Oid Brick" Presby-
terrain church. at Nottoway Courthouse,
at $50 o'clock Z. NJ. yesterday, was
largely attended. In fact, the building
could not contain those who came TO
witness the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. I. Ed
win Epes, of THE Castle" in this coun-
~, and the groom Is the rector OF Hen
shaw Episcopal church, Baltimore. and
formerly in charge of the churches in the
parishes in this (Nottoway) and Lunen-
burg counties
The Impressive ceremony was performed
by three ministers-Isev. DIR. Thomas Dun
can. of Earleville. Nd, uncle OF the
groom, assisted by Rev. Theoderick Pryor
Epes uncle of the bride, and Rev. {. 4.
Kuyk, the first and last-named being
ministers of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, and Mr. Epes OF the Presby-
terrain.
BRILLIANTLY LIGHTED.
The church was brilliantly lighted. and
most tastefully decorated with plants and
flowers, and the bridal party were cos
TUNED in full evening dress.
Miss Sallie Fletcher Epes, sister of the
bride. was maid OF honor, and Mr. Joseph
II. Bradley, OF Washington. ID. c., best
man. and, with the following, completed
the bridal party: Miss Marguerite Epes
and Mr.. a. L. Hardaway, Of Nottoway;
Miss Bessie O.. Tilford, OF Washington,
u. c., and Mr.. James Mann. OF Nottoway;
Miss Lena Donnan, of Petersburg, and
Rev. ]. Scott Meredith. of Bristol, Tenn;
Miss Helen Fitzgerald. of Nottoway, and
Rev. w. W. Brander OF Columbia, Va.
Miss Nellie Tuggle, OF Nottoway, and
Rev. Joseph Dunn. Of South Boston, Va.
Miss Sallie a. Hardaway, of Nottoway,
and Mr.. Sterling Boisseau, OF Crewe;
Miss Carrie Jones. OF Petersburg, and
Mr.. Richmond F. billiard. Of Blackstone;
Miss Salle Watt, OF Richmond, and w.
J. Epes OF Petersburg. The party was
preceded by little Misses Elise Wallace,
Mabel Jackson. and Masters Hodges.
Mann and Edward Epes.
a RECEPTION.
The wedding marches were played by
Miss Meta Hardy, Of Crewe. After the
ceremony the paSty repaired to 1.-THE Cas-
tie" the home cke lie brides parents,
where a reception '9'as held.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton left on the 2:l5
O'Clock A. NJ. train to-day for Berry
vile. the former home Of the groom, and
other places.
Among those In attendance were Mrs.
Allen Donnan and Mrs. Robert Thornton.
Of Richmond; Miss Milton. Of Washing
ton, d. c.. Miss Mamie Neblett, and Miss
Mary Anna Neblett, OF Lunenburg; Judge
and Mrs. Branch J. Epes, of Dinwiddie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-14
Rabbi Yrger TO Preach.

There will be a special service at Sir
Moses Montefiore synagogue at o'clock
this evening Rabbi Moses Wager, OF
New York. will preach the sermon. IL
Is understood that Rabbi wager has been
invited to MI the pulpit on this occasion.
in order that he may be sounded as 10
his disposition to accept call from
the congregation of this synagogue as
In event OF his willingness to come to
Richmond It is tolerably certain that he
will be elected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-14
Grnsshoppers Ruin Crops.

CLEVELAND, O.. June ia special to
the Press from Elkhart. Ind. says: Yes
terday Afternoon grasshoppers appeared
in clouds. and came down upon fields OF
grain. corn. and grass In such numbers
that everything seemed alive with them.
They ate everything green and lett the
fields bare and the crops ruined.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-14
NEW BONDS.
NEWPORT NEWS.
A PiIe-Driver and scow Levied On
Notes.

Notes.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, June b-
(specIal)-At the instance Of the Atlantic
and Danyiile railroad. Sheriff Miistead
levied on q pIle-driyer and scow be-
longing to the Delaware Construction
Company yesterday afternoon to secure
a claim OF sl2,co0. The TWO vessels were
lowed to this city fews days ago. and
are now anchored at one OF the Chesa-
peake and Ohio piers 1t Is understood
that the levy was made because OF the
alleged failure OF the Delaware Construc-
ton Company to fulfil It's contract IN
doing some work for the Atlantic and
Danyille road at West Norfolk.
The Chesapeake and Ohio steamer She
nandoah, which arrived here day
or two ago, from Liverpool. was
equipped with manganese-bronze pro-
pelIer while on the other side The pro-
peller cost. 5000. and will add q good deal
to the vessels speed.
The Sunday schools Of the First Bap-
list and Wasaington-Avenue Methodist
churches of this city went to Williams
burg to-day on q Joint excursion. which
was literally patronized.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-14

WASHINGTON. d. c.. June B-Secre-
tary Carlisle left here this afternoon over
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad for
Louisville. KY. where he will deliver an
address on the financial situation on FRI
day. 1t will be Mr.. Cariisle's nnai ap-
pearance In the Kentucky campaign this
year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-14
ATTEMPT TO WRECK A TRAIN.
and Nashville Pay-Car
the object of Attack.

CINCINNATI. o.. June 3.-An attempt
was made to wreck a Louisville and
Nashville passenger train. carrying the
pay-car containing $4,000. at ii A. NJ.
to-day, near vlsalia, KY. only short
distance back OF Covington. Ties were
placed across the rails few yards from
the approach to a high tres;le. The train
ran into the obstruction. but fortunately
escaped derailment.
No one was In sight. but II Is supposed
that a gang of robbers were concealed
under the brush near BY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-14
Fea.t Of Corpus Christi.

The feast of Corpus Christi was Cd
served in all the Catholic churches yes
terday. though the solemn celebration OF
the festival will take place next Sunday.
when high mass will be said In all the
churches. followed by procession of the
Blessed Sacrament During the octave OF
Corpus Christi benediction OF the Blessed
Sacrament will be given after mass every
i.,r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-14
NORTHERN NECK ROAD.
Oaicinls Going Over the Survey
Frcdericksburg's New Bonds.

FREDERICKSBURG VA, June H.
(speclal)-Mr. w. G. Haight. president
Of the proposed Northern Neck railroad,
and Mr.. F. l.. Rodgers, secretary, passed
through the city to-day en- route for
trip over the survey, with view OF oD-
tanning the necessary right OF way. Du-
ring their stay here they were In CONSUL
tation most OF the time with Senator Lit
tie. and when seen by the Dispatch re-
preventative stated that everything was
progressing well, and that there would
be no doubt about the roads being ouiit
II the counties along the route. together
with Fredericksburg. would lend their aid
DEATH OF A YOUNG LADY.
Miss Susie Robey. prominent and we'll
known young lady Of the county, died at
her residence, near Robey's Crossing. last
night. The deceased was devout Chris
tian. and her death is greatly lamentsd.
NEW BONDS.
At a special meeting OF the City Coun-
ell last night the proposition OF Judge
A. w. and Captain c. w. Wallace ior
the purchase of the new per cent. wafer
bonds was accepted. The bonds are to
take the place OF the s per cent. ones
which are due July LIST.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-14

DETROIT, MICH, June ia-Julius
Iichtenburg, ex-School Inspector. who was
convicted short time ago OF having ac-
cepted a bribe In connection with the
awarding Of . school-furnjture contract.
was to-day sentenced to two and half
years imprisonment In the Detroit House
OF Correction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-14

NEWARK. N. j.. June ia-The prohi-
bition State convontion met again to-day.
nominated William n. wilbur. Of Vine-
land, for ooveruoss and adjourned
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-11-06
2efesS1pti3.
GlebelQltD, Qoraill llllO
WDceling Sc. a.

Syabrpian in Rroft itit Dem 20. Waat, 1895.
glsbeiana 8a9nbaT ant Jnee ban GiibssDaierfrabe.
Sibiidb 9ebenhe ii e.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-11-06
2aDetc GbiReDer.

gus Miin6en folnlnt Die Na9ri6t
baB biefer Sage bort Nbele Spibeber,
cine perfDnli6feit, Die in ben Sieb5ioer
Sabren Diel genannt nuroe, i'm tief=
fen @leno aus Dem 2eben gel9ieben 1T.
Die 8eritprbene bate glnno 1871 an
Der 9a6auer= StraBe III Miinden cine
8anf erri6tet, pelbe our9 erorbionte
3iniensablung (25 bis 80 8ro3enD SUI
rore nlo6te. 9as 2anopplf brdn9te
li6 in S6aaren berbei, fein GelO Der
Gpibeber anSupertrauen. Cine ,3eit
lang ging ales gut unb alles idmamm
in Monne unD Slid. 9lber Die 3inien
purben ftets aug ben neuen Ginlagen
besablt unb Der S6minoel fpnnte nift
lange bauerr. Ser Gra9 fam ilnb Die
quite &oele muBte ins @efdngniB man=
bern. Spdter griinoete Die Spibeoer
cine 9amencapele, 5og nit berielben III
Der Welt lumber llno ma6te quite 6ea
fadfte. glllein lie aerietb aberlnals nit
Dem @efeB in Gnnflift, uno befam cine
breijdbrtge 3u6tbousitrafe obaubiiBen.
Ma6ber perlu6te Iie ii6 in allerlei neu=
en- unternehmun9en, aaein ibr Stern
mar erblaBt uno es pollte i6r ni6ts
mebr gelingen. sic blieb in ben leb=
ten Sabren gang berIGollen, purbc
arm unb in gr6Bter Dirttigfeit, eleno
lno berlailen, ma6te Der mitleioiae
Soo ibrem pielbepegten Seben ein
Gnbe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-11-06
Messt Die ir0ftelmOcn Moreens
Mebtl

gleid einsm 2eiGenfuHe iber ber GberI6be ber Grhe
lasern, ipirbet Sbr bepnr Sbr eu9 III bic raube
feube 2uft magt lpelne peIlei6f nit ben &einen ber
aRalaria ober bes ihmer5bafteM @beumatismus ge-
idbipdngert it, gut barau tbuI Elm aDenslaS bon bon
9oitetters miageubiters 81 nebnen nm Gndb babiirt
Dor ben bic @eIunbbeit bebrubenben atmpspbdrii6en
Ginuirfuugsn AZ is1aben agenn ss iAnet bageIt
ober rssnet branGt oos gtters, nm otm &beuulatiS.
uiS pber elmer gefdbrlitDen GrfdItnHg porsubengen
Ge bnrA bieiss angsmebs inagsnitdrfsuoe Uttel ber
girtnatOn miteetbsuis aieeuepms Barnte eine itdf.
fetben auo reguiircYbet Gieeniboften supfebieu es
alien Geueuigen msUs bie Zbetiade ansrientlen, oob
g}prbelgen better ais eilen iis Dian sebrailde bas
Bttterg gegen aerbauuugsbsiN iNlnsrOrn @aHsnleibsn.
9lsrpsnleosu, saisrealeipen. aopiweb aao S6apaas,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-11-06

iino 8 Tamellspeisern berIelbeii. Gin
bIufiger @aufllalloel iEaitgefunben. III
iucltbem Wirtb Sid, ncriutlHoet, eiil IN
terpenirenoer Gdies San3 fc1luer lniB=
banbelt, Del silf lIaterflld)nng berbeige=
elite Neritbtspy1Noeit 8uri aa einem
Bsin perltbt Hap ssSafab @aniIer, Na=
fer, nuttD liatiI t5c5laa NIT eiiteln
Giriiitet get00tet i0lrDe.
Ser Srlnoen=gseFfebr iiier ben @rii=
siig fat oafgea5rt. GAnn lisgt bic
9oba6be ullter eiter @e1neeosfe. Ser
leBte gBagen=Terte6r Falip ON 6. Otto
ber bel ftntem }6EREENrm ilatt.
Ser Mdnnet0or aS5gDbiilrl" ppn
esSnierlufea bat cine Jieife ildh Neneoie
unternommen unD III Iant Sele9ramm
om @pnnta9 bei 9iiaitigiter @itterune
uno in frDDli4iier Stilnmang in Der
2o9uneiiita6t ein9etroifen.
Ser Mirihe=9srein 0sr Gtaot 8erll
uno llrlgebuna untsrnahm 9e{tsrn cine
2tdaigc Meiie ills Maooilan0 Die 2eute
tpDaen nit siaencn augen Den Sled
@roe f3duen, !po oei cole MebenIaft ae=
beibt nus fie u2ttsfa=ssCbildbel" madD-
fen.
gggilpDl (gerH) Bat am IS. Gftober
feinen 9farrer, Germ Gtt, nit 225
gegeu 8 Stimmen lnieber geip6blt.
Mm II. Gttober bat ber fdsDeiSerii1e
SiDtsr GonraD 6eroinano Meper iei1len
20. @eburtstag gefeiert. Die 6od=
fbulen, 'geIebrten @eielIfdoften, tpie be-
fonoers aud Die 8reiie, haben Dem SUI
biiar in Fd6ner Weiie ihre ouloi9un=|
gen oargebra6t.
2eArer 9llois sliGernann uno feline
Gattin in 2u3ern ieierten leBten Spnn-I
tag i6re 9oIbene 6o6seit +; Serr Niber=I
mann cat 53 Sabre ieines 2ebens Der
66ule 9eiDiOnet. ct.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-11-06

IN 8ennInlpanien 9ibt es nod
beute ipiloe Sbiere in GROCER 3abl.
Gin 1dGeniteaer in Suntington @ountD
fono oil einem eilisi9en 8age in ieinen
SSafen sipei nilbe aaBen, fetbs Gii6ie,
lopie se1n Marber ilnb auf Dem Seim=
wege befam ct bier @dren gu @eIibt.
ast i0ress Grii6ten folt SIR lie
erfennen, Doer tpenn man oieien 8ibel=
fpru9 auf 9illen antuenoet +: an ibrels
Mirfungelr. Wenn man beoenft, Dab
alle arpBen Granfbeiten aus elmer ge=
ringen Grfdltilne, .Doer aus iiber= ooer
lnregelmdbigem GNen Doer Srinfen ent=
fteben, tppbur9 8luterfiilung ober StO=
runa elmer ooer etli0er Tunftionen Des
GDrperS beruria1t wiro, Die anfdngli1
unbeoeuteno i6eint, aber GntSiinouR=
gen, SSieber unb fO9ar Den Sob GUT
6olee bat, 10 lit es mibtig, fi6 oaron
gu erinneriL baB mir oura 8eieitigung
Der urIa6e Die Natur in Stano feben,
Die &ranfbeit gu iibertpinOer, ilno oab
fomit bic Gefunbbeit tpie0er bergeltellt
miro. Seit tauieno Sabren baben
tpeiie @erSte gefunben, bab ct. 8er=
naro Grduterpillen Die unfe1lbdriten
@egner Der Granfbeit iino. gu 25 @ts.
bel Npotbefern 81 Daben.
= eeyn gBien bat fb Der betannte
86rien Mofler Safob Serbfa tpe9en
9rpBen 8erluiten eri9oHen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-11-06
$4,000 OiaGsuums@fartet,

9ie bem SiirIten gislnarf anldBlih
Der i'm lebten Qlpril 10 aroBartia ourN=
gefiibrten SSeier ieines 80. Geburtsta=
ses aus oller Sheilen Der gSelt 5u5e=
ianoteil Observation-Disclosures merben
gegenpdrtig i'm Muieum in SdOnbau=
len 8mefs enogiilti9er Nufiteluna ge=
or0net. 9as 8ruttogenidt Der npr=
ldulig nod in Giiten oerbaften 8pHf=
tarten betrd9t 693 9ilo9ramm. Gea=
net man Elm Nettp9etpi9t Der Gartel
81 660 Ss., 10 iino, Oa cine beutft9e
BOitfarte etlpas iiber 3 @ramm nie9t,
runb 2l8,00 Yofffarten gum |. Npril
in Sriebridsrub eingetrofen. Nae
9arten, auf einanber aelegt, tpiirben
eiflen Sburln bon 81 Wleter ergebeL
alfp fat 10 bph tpie Die Siegesfdule
in Berlin. Ser 2dnse mad an einan=
Der eereibt, tpiiroen tie eine StraBe BON
Mabrib nab ct. petersburg bilben,
b. b. iiber 5000 GilDnleter lang.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-11-06
9a0eatutatisMe Gd1.atersett.

Sic BON Sr. 8apio Genneop fpnita=
tirte Sbatiade, oaB Die tpirtlibe llria=
1e Deg &beumatismus aus geltDrter
Sbdtiofeit Der glieren 1erriibre unb oaB
9r. 9apio &enneoD's 1aborite Geme=
bp Die berifopften Gandle 0Ifne, Die
auseei6ieoenen Stoffe abfii6re unb ba=
burda S6mersliloerung unO WoblIein
berbeifiibre, iino 10 augenFGeinlih ri9=
tie, oaB 5auienDe mad Dem Wtittel gree
fen nno man6 elmer oaDur9 bon ieinem
&beumatisnlus, ieinen 0iift= unb 2en=
benf6merSen furirt pDroen lit. q
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-11-06
abrolid ssbenO.
ghOlidp sebenO.
an ben NIT bssei4netsn etatlonsu .Dtre an g

Mn ben NIT besei6neten etatsonsn iDtrp an g
mol anaebnlfen.
Nlle Sige fdglin. gonntags ansgsnomnIeH
@enauen Mni1IuB fiH6st man IN Wfariett0 an bic 8
Gtienbabn unb Dampfbpofe alI beln Gbip JliiB IN
6oulbr6qe an bic 81 a s. Dftldj linb peil1 in 9ifip
gpner8topn an bic y. s. 8. u ct. 0Dssia Gi1enbahn
55ft1 unb tpeitli, IN GanaE Dpper init peg & y. ~
tiDu nit Der 20. q &, =. unb ber waneg Giienbobn.
q. 20. Waae, g. q. 1n1lnr,
6. y. &g. a. Curt. TranS.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-11-06

= Ser amerifaniidbe @efanbte in Der
Shpei3, syanies 9. 8roaobeab aus
ct. 2ouis, III INN ieinen AbidieO ein-
gefonmen unD bat bereits an leBten
9onnerifag oem idweiseriiden 8un=
Disqualification fein Nbberuflngsibrei=
ben iiberrei6t. 0err 8rpabbeab iit
siemli6 alt unb ipia ii6 ednSlid aus
bem fiplomatiinen GienIt 3urild5ieben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-11-06

3mii9cn ggbcelins, Marttn's SSerrp iinb bem 6. s.
q ~ 5aDnDoI III bridgeport iauIen eieftrtide 9ab-
nen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-11-06
sic ttt6geat iageit,

mas lie ipoaeit, oas 0eilmittel unferer
GroBmiitter, 6ornis 9llpentrduter glut=
beleber, miro ebenfalls entbuiialtif6 bon
ben gnfeln aflerfanrlt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-11-06

'siS"s STtstuitSI1 Io' IStt oNAeY ApfitpIS
Sbdtigfeit eriDorbenes beoeutenbes Ser
mogen in beftinlmten YrD3erten an
6reunoe, gefannte unb gemeinniiBiae
9lnifalten Dermad)t. 9ln Oifentli6e eSn=
ltitute pergabte er i'm @an5en Die Sum=
me bon 6rs. 121, 563.
9ur1 0ermittlung bon alt=Bunbes=
ratb Melti 1T benz Mrrnen=Grsiebungs=
8erein beg 9e3irts 3ur3a9 (9largaD
aus Der Grbi6aft zines tn siporno per-
ftorbenen Serrn Welti BON 3ur5ad Elm
gegat BON Grs. 10000 3ugetpenoet
iDoroell
Sn 9pon (6ranfreid), mo ct lib bor=
iibergebenp aulhielt, lit an Den 0olgen
zines Sdlaganfalles i'm glter BON 56
Sabren eSngenieur Sulius Mnlelmier
BON ct. @allen sefforben Der in Ga6=
freiIen Ii1 zines bebeutenbel Gufes err
freute uno namertlib fir bic glnlage
ppn Grams unO Gdnalipurbabnen als
Nutoritdt galt.
Sn 2pB (gern) lit Der 72jdbrise
2anb,pirtb Safob giufer, Batter Der Ser
rem 6efunbarlebrer Suffer in Nibau
uno giotar 9ufer in 8iel, 10 nngliif=l
lid bon Der Oeubiibne geifiir3t, baB erl
an ben Golgsn bes GturSes geiforben 1T.
sym benadbarten Mhblbauieniif Der
@roB sSnDuifrielle Sduarb errnor0etI
tDorben; ber M0rber, Mrbeiter Meper,
BAT @i6 nah Der 3bat entleibt. Ser
Moro fpirb alIgemeir als bic Gambling
zines Qnardiifen a.lgenDmmen.
III gbelfDfen (Nmt arautrunnen,
gern) Sat ain Iebten 9nnnerliag, Der-1
anla6t 6ur1 Q BriDer Wanner, tDelde|
III ben MiIitarOienlt sinriiden iOltea|
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-02-09

20. w. H. Wallace. Humboldt. Coles Co.
Alex. II. McTaggart. Ooonee. Shelby Co.
u. w. q. Cochran. Sullivan. Moultrie Co.
jas, E. Shamrock. Tsylorviile. Christian Go.
~ Thos b. Needles. Nashville. Washington
Co.
Morrison J. o'Haruett. Carlyle. Clinton
Co.
" Joseph p. Condo. Moccasiu. bingham Co.
a. Ross Graham. Csrmi, White Co.
r. NJ Smyth. Shawneetown, Gsllstin Co.
%. Ethelbert Callahan, Robinson, Crawford Go.
~ Charles A. Aiken, Benton. franklin Co.
8. H. Watson, Mount Vernon. Jefferson Co.
u. Orville A. snsdsker. Jerssyvills. Jersey Co.
Thos. p. MoFee. Venice Madison 10.
%. John Douglass. Chester. Randolph Co.
Ezekiel ]. Inssrson. Carbondaie. jack
SON 90.
20. Michael Kelly. Bsllsvills. 81. Clair Co.
Louis Perrotst. Masooutah. 81. Clair Co.
%. Andrew ]. Piokfell, Anna. Union Co.
n. n. Mcdonald. Crab Orchard. willism-
son Co.
u. Fowler A. Armstrong, Massao Greek. Mas.
$40 Co.
Richard N. johnson. Levinss. Pulaski Co.
Represent stivss democrats.
I. John O. stsrchis. Chicago. $40 q CLARK Of.
stephen D. Nay. Chicago. o. 2Sth Of.
sherman p. Cody. Chicago. TO Jackson I'D.
.. Alex. J. Jones, Chicago. s2s 7lst place.
4. Daniel y. Currey. Chicago. tsOe Atlantic Of.
g. Angelo Z. Celia, Chicago. ssss g. Park sv.
q. Bernard ]. Iahoney. Chicago. $50 Dick
son ct.
Clayton =. Crafts, Austin. Cook %.
Q. r. H. Delaney. Wsdswsrth. Lake o.
Q. Philip Steiner. Chicago. sis ". INST %.
Christian walleok. Chicago. SO ". 18th o.
10. O. Harris Woolssy. Rockford, Winnsbs
20 90.
II. Jos. ,. swab. Chicago. go N. Robsy o..
a. n. stosko6, FrsspoTt. Stephenson %.
~. Simon 6oha6sF, Chicago. 10 Nswbsuy sN
Edward ]. Novsk. Chicago. 90 Csntss sv.
II. Lather n. Dearborn. Aurora. Kane %.
10. JeAn Z. Fleming. Chicago. ~ Ashland bd
H. ]. p. Norris. wstsska. IsoQuois %.
" J. ]. 1xiguadello. chieaeo, u M. Ind
~ o.