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e futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations Were as follows: No. spring
wheat SS6 10 spring wheat No
yellow; 2s!s@28ssc, No; oats. 17alc; No. white,
f. O. b., 1912Ql21&c; No. white, 30. b., TO
1912c. No rye, S5c. No. barley nominal No
3, (. o. b., 25@34e; No. 4, f. o. b., 231zQ2Sc No.
l faxseed 6S1a46912e. BRINE timothy seed, 81. As.
Mess pork, per brl, s6.so97. Lard. per ID, 4.3Oc.
Short-rib sides. loose, 3.65Q3 s5c; dry-salted
shoulders. boxed. 4Q4Ac; short-cIear sides, boxed
4d41sc. Whisky distillers' finished goods, per
gal, s1.1S.
Recepts-Flour, 900 brls; wheat, 230 900 bu;
corn, 673. 900 bu; oats, 1000 bu; rye 26 600 bu
barley. 240, 600 bu. Shipments-Flour Is. 600 brls
wheat 2l 900 bu 617 600 bu oats, 494, 900 bu
barley. 232 900 bu.
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REAI-ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Six Transfers, with "a Total Consider
alton of $3,72S.

Instruments filed for record in the recorder
office of Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at D. m, Oct. S 1895. as
furnished by Theo. Stein, abstracter of titles
corner of Market and Pennsylvania streets, In
dianapols. Suite 800. first office floor The
Lemcke. Telephone 1850:
Mary A. Renihan to Nicholas Dugan, lots
u.s. 10 and 20 Beck's subdivision OF
Rhodes's North Ilnois-street addition. 81, 900
Ai lot in outIet $500
John Cook Frank Cook, lot SO McCartys
first West Side addition. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
Albert w. Denny, trustee, to Maurice
SWafford lot 191 Bradley ct ais East
Washington-street addition ................ 200
Christian Roepke to Charles Roepke, part
south half CT northwest quarter OF
section Sc. township IT, range s. and
southwest quarter OF northeast quarter
of section 3d. township 10, range 5........ 225
wife. lot % Talbotts addition. .......... 1000
Transfers 6; consideration. PTS
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Pensions for Veterans.
Certificates have been issue
lowing named Indianians:


lowing named Indianians:
Original-Ernst BolCt Terre Haute; Will
liam Montgomery (deceased), Winchester:
Joseph Gerhard Evansville; Dayton Nor
gan, JoneSboro; Thomas Roberts, Sherf-
dan.
Increase-Alexander NJ Banick. Terre
Haute; William A. Ellis, Brownsburg; Sam
uel II. Stewart, Canaan; James Dinsmore,
Vienna.
Reissue-Burgess Blackmer. Hagerstown;
Joseph l.. Coleman. Fredonia.
Original Widows etc-Sarah J. Appleton,
Shelbyvil1e; Louisa J. Morris, Swayzee;
minors of John Morris, Ardmore.
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window Glass.

in pigs 1ac; in bars soc. Iron-27 iron &c per
lb; charcoal iron, 30 advance; galvanized 70 per
cent. discount. Sheet zinc, caste. Copper bot
toms, 21c. Planished copper. 20c. Solder, u0112c
Window Glass.
Price per box of 50 square feet. Discount, 8
and 10.
c, Sc. Double: IA, $3.50; a, $50: B. ss.25.
s725 B. S. Double; "A. sl5.75: A. SOS; b.
''i isx2o and 2ox2o to 2oxsOsngie: AA $3.50: A.
$3.50; r, 50. Double: AA, S14; \, S12.75 u, $f2.
90 i5x26 70 24xS0-sinsle: A. $ll.5o, 4, SO; B.
26x2s TO 24x36-Single: IA. $2; a, $1050; b.
49, Double: IA. SIG; A, s14.50; i, s13.25
s1275; A, sl1.75; Il. s1O.25. Double: IA. ST.
2sxls to Sox5e-single: IA, SIS; A, $3.50; B,
s12 Double: "A, 1875; A, SIS; B. SIS
a0x52 to 30x54-Single: IA, $3.50; A, S14-15; b,
sl225. Double: IA. s21.50; A, s19.75; B. $3.50.
s4x5S to 34x6o-singie; "A, S1725; Al slS,35' B.
30x60 TO 40x69-Singe IA, $40; A, sl675; B,
s15.75. Double: AA. $3.50; A, s23; 3. s22.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2S.-Considerabe bust
ness effected through many spot selections
of brown, bleached and colored cottons, flannel
cites, cotton dress goods wool dress stuffs and
miscellaneous fabrics. The demand, however,
was very much better and resident representa-
tfves of out-of-town houses and good number
of visiting buyers were active in their inquiries
for staple cottons and offers for large blocks
were turned down. Printing cloths in active de-
mand. with sales of 1000 pieces, spots, 2Ac
and contracts for 10000 pieces at 2Ac. Large
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Metals.
NEW YORI

NEW YORK, Oct. 2S.-Pig iron quiet. Copper
lake, brokers' 10.70c exchange, 10.65Q10. roc
Lead firm Tin steady and easy; straits, IL. 75Q0
u soc; plates firm. Spelter firm; domestic, $50
Q9.S71ac.
ST. LOUIS, Oct 28.-Lead dull, easy and lower
at 260Gp2. Csc asked but sales reported Spelter
firmly held at 3.571h@3. COO.
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VITAL STATISTICS-OCT. %.
Deaths.

Bryan Edwards. one hour ~ South Capitol
avenue, premature.
Ralph Gross, six weeks, 81 Harding street,
congestion OF lungs.
Love Robinson, twenty-three years. West North
street. peritonitis
Sarah Bronis. seventy-six years. lsi Highland
avenue, cancer.
J. Evaline Smith. forty years. Findley avenue.
cancer.
Carrie Reman. three months, Madison avenue.
hamilton.
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Marriages Licenses.

James W. Ashley and Della hammond.
George +. Smith and Sophia y. Gebert.
Howard Scf"enber2er and Lara fahrbach.
Ross T.. Sutton and Ida Jane Thorpe.
s&nsz !. Brown and Agnes MpupaS.
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Wheat Booming

And never offered better opportunity for maxi
ing money. Write f. S. MURRAY 81 CO., Bank
ers and Brokers. 122 Rialto Building, Chicago.
members OF the Chicago Board of Trade in good
standing, for their Book on Statistics and Specu-
Iative Information and Daily Market Letter
both free. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO
OUT-OF-TOWN ORDERS.
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LIVE STOCK.
Butcher Cattle Stronger-HOEs Dull
and Lower-Sheep Steady.

INDIANAPOLIS Oct 2S.-Catte-Receipts,
AGO. shipments, 100 There fair supply and
the market was shade stronger, especially on
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THE COURT RECORD.
SUPERIOR Court.

Room III. l. McNfaster. Judge.
Charles Wright vs. Joseph Gent; appeal.
Dismissed and costs paid.
New Suit Filed.
Mary Winn Thomas Burns ct al: damages
Room z.
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SEALS, STENCILS. STAMPS.
Gr0 I.MtAYER. SEALs!@|
SsEVS[4A0 STENCILS, SLAmpS}
iN%cAJAloGUE FREE BADGES. CHECKS &c II
ISE. TEL 1895. Is SHERIDAN ST. GROUND FLOOR

lights s3.2oq3.S2 1a; Workers. s3.25QSS213; pigs.
S3.20a3.35.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; shipments, 2.2oo; lambs,
s.. 25@4.25; muttons, $l.25Q3.
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NEW YORK, Oct. Observation-Disclosures s, 735
packages. Market steady; Western dairy, sQ
12l2c; Western creamery, 1212@20c; Elgins, zoe
factory, 7Q12c. Cheese-Receipts, ,139 packages.
Market steady; large. 71@9101sc; small, 71a@1OAc
part SKINS 314Q7c; full Skins, 212Q3c. Eggs
Receipts, 1887 packages. Market steady; State
and Pennsylvania, 1s421c; Western, 15Q19c
CHICAGO Oct. 2S.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market weak; creamery,
9@1S12c; dairy, 96117c. Cheese steady at S14Q9c.
Eggs steady at 1712c.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2S.-Butter in fair de-
mand; fancy Western creamery, 20c Eggs firm
and active; fresh nearby, zoe; fresh Western,
19c. Cheese firm.
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Hogs-Recepts, 1000; shipments, $500. The
market opened sluggish. with prices 5G1Oc lower.
Packers and shippers bought and the closing
quiet at the decline. with good clearance
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 2S-Cotton steady; mid
ding, 3-16c; low midding, &c; good ordinary,
62c: net receipts, 107 bales gross receipts.
49, 374 bales; exports Great Britain 1873 bales;
exports to France, 6.975 bales; exports to the
continent 600 bales; exports coastwise, 1850
bales; sales $3.50 bales stock, S30. $50 bales.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2S-Cotton quiet; middling
1516c; net receipts. Liz bales; gross receipts.
a. 254 bales exports to Great Britain, ,254 bales
exports TO the continent 4O1 bales: Forwarded
42S5 bales; sales. ga bales; spinners, 81 bales;
stock, 159, 499 bales
MEMPHIS. Oct 2s-Cotton steady; middling,
7Bc; receipts, 3.169 bales; Shipments 2,797 bales;
stock, l02, 067 bales; sales $500 bales.
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1.i51 bu: exports none. Hay FIRM choice TIM
othy, $3.50 bid. Grain freigiIts easy ara lfg-
changed. Sugar and butter firm and unchanged.
Eggs frm fresh, 1sc: cold storage. 15fI6c.
Cheese firm. active and unchanged.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 2S.-Flour stronger. Wheat
firm: No. ned, 7T6t7Sc; receipts, 1.009 bu ship
ments 1890 hu. Corn firm; No. mixed. 25i2c.
Oats firm: No. mixed, 1SQi9c. Rye easy; No 2,
SIC. Lard steady at 42oe. Bulk meats quiet at
&c. Bacon firm at sc. Whisky steady: sales, 642
bris Sis Butter quiet. Sugar active. Eggs
steady at 1414c. Cheese firm.
DETROIT, Oct. 2s.-Wheat steady; No. white
and No red, cash, 77Ac: December, 7sl2c; May,
SAC; No. red, IKE. Corn-No. 2, 26c. Oats
No white, BIC bid. Rye-No. 2, SIC Clover
seed s.. Receipts-Wheat, $500 bu; corn, 2,ooe
bu; oats, Is. coo Blu.
TOLEDO. Oct 2S.-Wheat higher; No. 3 cash.
7S14c; December sic: May. S4&.c Corn dull. but
firm; No mixed, &c Oats dun and steady
No mixed. 1Sc. Rye quiet; No. 3 cash, 36i2c.
Cover seed lower, but steady; prime, cash, So
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Oils.

WILMINGTON, Oct 2S.-Rosin firm; strained,
81. As; good $1:50 Spirits of turpentne firm; ma
chine, 25Ac; irregular, 24%c. Tar steady at 81.
Turpentine quiet; hard, s1.30; SOFT $50; virgin,
$3.50.
OIL CITY, Oct. 2S-Credit balances S1.14; GER
tfcates opened at S1.T; highest, S11S lowest,
silly; closed at s1.1S: shipments, 702s1 brs; runs,
1G4 SIC brls.
NEW YORK. Oct. 2S.-Petroleum firm; United
closed at 1.1Sla bid. Rosin steady. Turpentine
dull.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 2S.-Spirits of turpentine
steady at 25$sc; sales, S34 brls. Rosin firm.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 2S.-Rosin, S1.4O@1.4 As.
Spirits OF turpentine, Csc.
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Wool.

BOSTON. Oct. 2s.-The American Wool and
Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow of the wool
trade While the movement of wool in Boston
the past week has been smaller than in the
previous one, sales in both New York and Phila-
delphia have shown substantial gain, bringing
the aggregate sales for the three markets over
1900 COO pounds in excess of the previous week,
the principal increase being in foreign wool.
The story of the Boston market is of firm
ness the part of holders and uneasiness on
the part of buyers, who find the outlook for
orders Is not clear it could be wished, and
they naturally hesitate to buy heavily in the
material. Manufacturers, while deferring
their purchases until after the election, are
watching the market very closely. In New York
and Philadelphia active market is reported.
Territory woods continue sell well. The
scarcity of certain lines of stocks continues.
Sales in Boston, New York and Philadelphia for
the week aggregate 554, SEQ pounds 5,063. 200 be-
ing domestic and 2,491 400 foreign Sales in Bos-
ton, 1862 eco pounds domestic and $4,000 pounds
foreign, making a total of 4,452, coo pounds.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-22

She has society women, too; those who
have an abundance of pure blood but a
scarcity Of gold. To maintain her position
this class OF society woman has to dress
well, and she employees the prosperity OF
her sister to accomplish her ends. She is
AIS bonnet, but It is safely disguised by
trimmings from Mrs. BIS hat and rib
bons from Mrs. C.'s finery. The gowns
and wraps so through the same process.
Mrs. Costumer has certain buyers for
the garments of certain sellers. This is
because Mrs. AS figure. the buyer, is
precisely the same as Mrs. BIS, the sell
Ter. Many actresses are also regular
buyers Of all the clothing of certain wo-
men, as experience has taught them the
clothes which At them best.
1t Is an interesting industry all the
way through. although very little Is
known about II in the outside world.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-22
Accidents which Are Thought 10 Be
Ominous TO England and America.

From London Truth.
The superstitious will be much alarmed
when they hear OF the two accidents
which occurred in Downing street on Sat-
urday. That afternoon Joseph Chamber
lain, who had just arrived in England
from America, hurried to the foreign Of
fee to confer with Lord Salisbury. tho
latter having come from Hatfield for the
interview. After the conference Mr..
Chamberlain called cab, and by some
combination of circumstances this ran
against the stone balustrade in front OF
the privy council office, and the horse
fell into the area.
Presently Lord Salisbury entered his
brougham, and. as 1t was driven out OF
Downing street the horse knocked down
boyl It is believed that the conference
was held to discuss Angio-American at
fairs. The suporsttious may be expected
now 20 watch the Venezuelan controversy
anXiously.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-22

Hood, one of the young women, is the
daughter of a Pawnee chief. Miss Kate
Greenod is of the Wyandotte tribe. and
Miss Lilly Wind Of Canada belongs to the
tribe of the Ottowas. 81 y .& EH fsf
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-22

Three young Indian girls have recently
completed the course for trained nurses
in the Philadelphia hospital. Miss Phoebe
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-22

Beaded and embroidered trimmings in
shades of light blue, pink, mauve, gold.
and green are in greater variety than ever,
and appear in various degrees of elegance
ana extravaganza in evening, afternoon.
ana morning gowns. One of the recent re-
Vivals is the bugle bead, which comes in
every color, and is very effective ele.
ment of the new trimmings. Old-fashioned
China ribbon in the narrow width has come
back again, and is used for embroider-
ing sprays with gold and silver thread and
Roman pearls.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-11-25
Observation-Disclosures.

Sacob Suiton gesen Die Denniion
WaHer So. 8erbitt fiir bic WaHer So.
Sbio auf Die &la9e bon eSoiepbine
Stemart seaen 3iniep Smith. Oie
3ldaerin mar nidt eridienen unb tpur=
be ein 8eroitt 81 @unTen oes Mnseflag=
ten abgegeben.
8aAel u. Crater gesen Mia Cutler.
@iitlib beigelegt.
Greb Mlpeter, Sefamentspoll freder,
sesen Sobn Mutidelfnaus. MaRen-
beripalter entlaHen.
Sarab Sdeu sesen 9. s. 2ubn.
Auf Rofeu Der Rldserin beiaeleet.
WrOusbt Sron Bridge 60. se9en
Sas. 9. Glop & S6bne, gisentbumer
Der 36hrenfabrit in Stem @omerstoiun.
Ser tlasenben COMPANY tparo elm Qln=
fprud BON $l4,223.15 fir gelieferte
Nrbeit uno Bacterial betpillist.
Gbarles gais 9eaen $. u. Oblinaer.
Ser 8eridt oes Maienperipalters parb
9enebmigt.
Sames s. Gamble sesen gomunb
DabD. Nerbitt fur ben Mnaeflaaten.
6. W. McGee se9en s. W. gtenoer.
Der Mnaetlaate mar nidt erfdienen
unb murbe CUR Yeaabluns bon $5O4.O6
berurtbeilt.
Die /. Nationalbant in Canal Eoper
geaen s. u. Wasner u. u. Uertauf
beitdtigt. 93a Nder fur $6025 an s.
s. Zimmerman in Snbiana pertauft,
1924 Ader fiir 5000 an $. %.
Streb.
Sobn 6. Donabeb. Mbm. Der berifor=
benen 6uian q. 0iBrid gesen bic
Susearatpas electric 80. Werbitt fiir
ben 2ldser fur $3.50.
s. o. 6ealea, Maiienbertpolter, ges
gen Soiepb 2oeb u. y. Uerbitt fur
ben 2ldqer fur $4,000
Siaat Ylad ae9en ). %. 2eplinaer
u. u. Nerbift fit ben Gld9er fir
$161.
Nbner @raham ssaen See Gubfon.
Muf Soften bes 2ldsers auriidge3ogen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-11-25
Gnti6d0tattttaSfIaae.

Sm Sabre 1888 faufte bic 9enniion
WafIer So. 8 9lder 2ano bon sSacob
0uiton, nm Elm Wa6erreierooir su er=
ridten uno bic Stdbte llbrihspille unb
Senniion uit Waier gu perieben. Die
orei ader liegen auf benz b6dlten punf=
te BON S)uitons Sarm unb 275 SUB
iiber ben beioen Stdoten. Eas 8eIer-
noir purbe erridtet uno balo mar Su=
ton, Der gerabe unter oemielben cine
&oblenmine betrieb. 9en6tbist, bieielbe
ein9eben 81 laRen, neil our1 berabs
Iidernb.s Wafer Der tpeitere getrieb
unm0glib purbe. yluberoem perur=
iadte oas burhlifernbe WalIer auf Der
Sarm beoeutenoe groi9lipfe unS 10 iab
Suffon lih peranlast. eine gntidaoi=
gunsstlaae 9eqen Ole @afier Gompanp
fir ben 8etras BON $4,000 ansultren-
gen.
Ser proseB fam por Dem bielieen
8eri6t aur 8erbanblung unb Der 9ld=
ger tpuroe abgetuieien. 9erielbe bat
nun 9esen Die gntideioung 8erufung
eingelegt.
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Cute JiISi6ube

nit 2eber iibersosen fir Wdnner $l.75
uno So. Bottom 8ummitieiel fir
Mdnner $2.75. 3inbsleoerne Stiefel
fir Wdnner, ionit $3.50, jeBt $3.50.
Sang rinbsleoerne Stiefel fiir Mdnner
bic Seiten bon Sano gearbe,tet, ionif
$3.50, iebt $1.95. Mir f6nnen gu9
leoerne Stiefel biliaer perfaufen als ie
suoor. Sang rinbsleoerne stiefel fir
Gnaben, Die Seiten bon 6ano eearbei=
tet. ionit $3.50 ieBt $l.85. Sdniir=
i6ube fir Mdnner fir 95 gents.
6unbenarbeit unb &eparaturen |!
Wir baben einen Der belten S9ubma=
der i'm gountp, tpenn Der einen Sliden
aufieBt, 10 bleibt er aud.
9l0e 8ertdufe frift fir 8aar. Oa=
rum fDnnen mir aud 10 billig perfau=
fen.
Wir baben .inen beutiden Glert.
6. q. parmelee, Der S9ubbdnb-
Ier. ll6 Of:6Odftrabe, Stem pbilaoel=
p6ia, Ohio.
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$375O Gntt@6otgumg.

Dor unsefdhr einem Sabre fam Gra,l
Suianna 6,Brid IN Der Hdbe Der 2in=
oerbeimath bel Canal Spoer um's 2es
ben. llniere 2eier tueroen iid nod Der
ndbern umfdnbe erinnern. = 6ibri1
uno ieine Grau fuhren in einem Yusop
bon bier nod Canal Doper. I'm Der
Hdbe Der Ginberbeimatb, als iie idon
ben Wagen Der Strabenbabn beranna=
ben b6rten, iprar9 elm 6unb eegen bas
pferb. lpDrauf bieies ideute uno gerabe
auf bas @eleife Der eIeftriiden Babn
iprans. gbe 0ibria i'm @tanoe mar,
bas @efdbrt au .penoen, tpurbe bieies
bon oem Waesn Der Strabenbabn ae<
trOifen uno Srau Sibrid iofort sstoos
tet. pdbrenb -6iBrid idtpere YerIe-
Bun9erl bapon trua.
Sn Solse bes unsliids tpurbe cine
gnti6dbiaunsstlaae sesen bic Babnse<
iellidaft einaereidt unb am Donnerfag
tuurbe Dem 2ldaer bonn @eritte cine
@ntfddbisun9 BON $3.50 suseiproden.
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6re6e Dtebe.

Sn elmer Wadt LETTER @o9e fubren
Sisbe NIT einem Wasen (pabrideinlib
bon Godport ooer beIen nmeebuno)
oas Slototpn Shal binauf unb na1
oem plaBe bon 9lnna Bintsr. Nnna
Sinter. oeren Wutter tiirsli1 geftorben,
wobnt nit 5tpei geiItesidma1en Shme=
tern auf eiaer tleinen 6arm; lte bate
ettpas Corn gefauft, um ibre Sbtuei=
ne 3u mdfen, unb bies batten bic Diebe
in erfabruna gebradt uno fubren BIZ
reft nad oem Gorni9uppen, mo- lie ben
aufgeipeiderten 8orratb auHuoen uno
alsoann fpeiter fubren. 3und1f mur=
be alsoann bel George Matbias 6alt
gemadt uno bort cine Nn3abl Sabner
sefoblen. auf Der 9eimfabrt ipra1en
bic Siebe, troboem es unteroeilen su
regnen ansefansen. aud nod auf Der
Sarm bon 9apio Mausbiman bor, oef-
len pddter am MOrgen aleidfaGs cine
@n3abl 9iibner permibte.
Sn glates Drills unb in Der qanaen
umgebuna befdulbist man 3tpei Gerle,
Die ldngt als Siebe betannt iino, als
Der Sbat peroddtis, bod ideint es
Niemanb au tpagen, oieielben brett an=
auflagen.
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0eMorbeu.

2eBte Wo9e in Chicago pfarrer 8.
S. Meeola, nah ldngerer &ranfheit
infolee zines Gblaganfalls. gr bin=
terldbt cine trauernbe Wittpe unb Z
erpadfene Ginber. Ser 8erfprbene
mar grebiser Der bielieen reformirten
@emeinbe, big er i'm Sabre 1890 einen
&uf mad Chicago erbielt.
Nm 6. Nop. auf ieiner ssarm in Der
giabe bon Sunbee. 9iidplas Oaa. SO
Sabre alt. Ser gerltorbene binterldbt
cine trauernbe Wittipe unb cine 5obter.
9ie 2eide purbe nad benz Groofeb Stun
3bale gebradt uno auf benz Oortigen
5riebbof beiseiebt.
Mn 20. Non. in lbrihspille Srar
Sennie Oenniion nad LANCER Srantbeit
an Der Ius5ebrung.
Mm %. Nop. in Ieiner Wobnung an
Der 8eaperbam Qarbep Smith, i'm Ni=
ter bon 81 Sabren. am Nerpenfieber.
@s lit oies oas brittle Wiitelieo bieier
Samilie, oas i,lnerbalb zines syabres
geitorben ; elm 8ruoer uno eine Sdme=
fer bes Beritorbenen ipurben imerbalb
Der lebtsn IL Monate besraben.
am Sonntaa Nadmittae um5t ubr,
in Canal Sober i'm Ginbbett Die Grau
bon gomaro @eib, geb. gpans, Is
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balten.
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oes eriten S6uljabres miHen 2" BON
Supt. s. 9. Wterrid, Gabis.
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bridge.
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bon Supt. 4. 8. Sones BON Glepelano
sebclter.
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belpbia.
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3anespille.
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