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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-23
CHARLES H. HOPPER.
A Young Comedian Who Has Slowly
Worked His Way to the Top.

Worked His Way to the Top.
BY reason of tho fact that the owners of
the dramatization of Townsend's Chin
mie Fadden sketches got it into their
heads that Charles ii. Hoppers personal
sumption of the title role, that fortunate
young man obtained the opportunity to
appear as the central figure In an impor-
tant New York production, and as he
came fully up to expectations he Is now
regarded as the foremost exponent of the
Bowery boy on tho American stage.
Hopper was born In 1853 In New York
city. When he was IL years of age, his
parents, who are wealthy, sent him to
Yale. The young mans tastes led him
more In the direction Of the stage, how
ever, than toward the attainment of de-
gree, and he therefore quit the university
IN order to take minor position in the
company of that excellent old school actor,
James O'Neill. he continued IN the drama
until his twenty sixth year, when he de-
oided to join the ranks of comic opera per-
formers During his experience in the le-
gitimate he retained his fondness for music
and cultivated his voice. His engagement
with the Marie Tempest Opera Spompany
In "The Fencing Master" In To original
production at the old Casino, brought him
into prominent and favorable notice. He
created the part of tie Duke of Milan. He
afterward played George Lagarde In 'The
Talisman." His last appearance In comic
opera was In Sydney Rosenfeld's "The
Rainmaker Of Syria" The following sea-
CON he appeared In the musical comedy
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-23
nED MEN. King Phillip Tribe has

nED MEN. King Phillip Tribe has
N enjoyed prosperous term under
- Sachem Thomas q. Peabody who
has had the pleasure OF comforting the
adoption degree on more candidates than
any other sachem of the tribe tor a num-
ber of years. AT the meeting Fricay
evening the adoption degree was con-
ferred on two and the warriors degree on
four candidates. Two applications for
mem bership were received. At the meet
ing Tuesday evening there will be work
in the adoption and chiefs degrees.
There was a large attendance at the
session of 1ahoma Tribe last evening
when the chiefs degree was given one
can didate. Great Sachem Alfred Mowry
exemplitied the secret work of the order.
1t is probable that there will be work in
the adoption degree at the next meeting.
At the meeting of Mashasuck Tribe
Tuesday evening the warrior degree was
conferred upon three candidates, and
two applications for membership were
received. The chiefs degree will be
given member of candidates at the
meeting Tuesday evening.
The officers of the Great Council made
on official visit to Alfretta Council,
Daughters of Pocahontas Tuesday even
ing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-23

Hattie Richardson. member of the
Wilbur Opera company, was severely Bit
ten by ST. Bernard dog on the stage of
the Griswold Opera House, Troy, N. Y,
where the company was playing. A re-
hearsal was going on at the time, and
Miss Richardson, who had been petting
the dog, put her face down beside the anil
NAL and yelled In its car. The dog turned
suddenly and buried his teeth in her check.
Several of the male members of the com
pany sprsng to the assistance of the in
jured woman and probably saved her life.
Physicians were summoned and Miss
Richardson was removed to her hotel. Her
face is badly lacerated, and she may be dis
figured for life.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-23

NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
OLD COLONY SYSTEM
Time tables giving full Information
rs 70 local and through train service
may be obtained ut Providence Sta&
tion and stations below.
TRAIN SERVICE FROM PROVIDENCE,


Corrected 70 May H. issa
BOSTON i ssa sss ss.s' is.ss &c. ii.ss sis'; 10 a.
in7. 800. lolo ?. m; sundays-se's2, b6:is. s;4
ss & iI RsraRsiks.vs Mi s sog4oa sg srUm psss s
kasare station aii6d bi2lOa siis 800. s.O0 ~
,'DS 1874 so1 S lasa 800 90 isa a sss s
days-aisIoO bia:ss s'ia $500. $50 mt i;Oa s:sas
zoo; s, o;Ge; |, "a. s:0e. ..,. ..o. ,,.m
saa id.ic. s' iiaS as my M saSasssi SUM- M ~ SiS s is:
sosEH \, sss; ny ~; II
wA&FsM, ssssiSsEfissA %sfsTS$A sSSewqop cHsrnAI,
MANsYisaDD Nisis Ell % sSs ssaa.S: ss ''' Iss , s
s,a lS iII,i isis sssY p e d saad'''S'a siA i'
gitchbais and way stations. s'sa- 1000 mi iasos.
Lowell and i ysy stations. s'.s. 70 90 : m; s.isp~.
sS sS s $50 :s TssnsSn a. no .sS Sn saso s
MiddieSoro $40 a m: is.io, s.25. 6:sS p. m
plymouth: P: $40 a ~.i s,2' ?. m; o,,,o av.pn,s
ana way stations onisD i:as ,. m
Cottage City. i2iio y. IN.
Train. leave PRovIDES6E as follows for
NEW Y9RK.si:is, ,bi:2s an. ldAily,. io;ia fssPh
Sr@ s'ily 99ss sis' p sls m sslyl soalassou In.u soc
Al siI s1s'B, sShdsS ana wAsHrso
TON yia Harlem Hivsr-lo;ia a. m, $50 .. N
NEW HAvEN-slaS. pi.ss a. m; se.p. ss,ly! 7:ss
loe.erpl lo'll IsIb ii'oa .ii%,ted! y rs am.
NEW Ssis ns3sposaIis DO ssaI ss's m daily s.p s
.sssri s.ss sil ns' Sissa sS s.R Rs $50 ssS III
sas GaseS@I ! s.Ss p ;. m tsIp. daily. s'a'D. ::
500 a. m laccom, Sundays only. $40 p NJ
''s''T wcRSEysfaR sSRssy: i1l{l; DIVISION.
Trains leave Proyidence as follewsfor
wosSEsaEIs.s :; g s1sD ~; s'S ssa, ss
ls.p. to wSonsoetsa. s'As doc exp.A sos
sIidesi o. .s ssiS%' s si s iss 40
ts3o. bsi5. sos p. m.
snzcEsToss sHnssE;sss 5bsSSiosu'sa e 81 No. , ,sas
n.so. am; 100. a;so. t'oo. S;sa b'ih o;Ss 7;ie
Sunday. $50 M, is.os $50, 900. TOO $50 p
WOoNsocKET-s,l5.. Isso $50, Sila iosIo. Li:S
an; Loo. i.so a'sa A'o0. A'a0' S'iA S'Sa 7'ie
Sundays $50 a m. 1905. $50. soo 7.oc s,sa p.w
WARREN AND BRISTOL BRANCH
EsSys Np yH rsfv sssss
press and s:O5 = m and t2;Aa A'so s'% ane
sO p m 81 ca. ssi sissr S;g.9 Sniy ana s.a
warren ana way :s:siss: i:. s.gIs:: $3.50 .ss =:
300 - M ana l<sso, ssos ss~~ Ns~kA~~sb 49,
ESQ., s:20. and II 10 p. m.
Sundays at $3.50 q. m. and ESQ .. m
BRIsTOL-7:40. express $50, 1856 m 1870. Sso4
s:2o. $3.50. $50. e,ao and II 30 p. m sundays
$3.50 q. m. $3.50 .. m
Electric cars leave Exctange PIaos. Providence
ats:3o. 7s25. s.16 and $50 - m; 1888. 2:4A
t;o5. b;ib, e.l6 and s;uo p IN. Leave Markse
Square at II 10 p. IN.
sundays at .. SO Q. N. aud sis ,. N.
sleeping cars only; coaches ana sleeping
ears; all parlor oars.
GEO. l. CONNER, a. q. KENDALIl
Pass'r Trafnc Manager. Gent Pass'F Agent
n. q. ALLEN. Gen'i supk
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-23

membership, which were ordered to take
the usual course. The initiation of one
candidate was postponed until the next
meeting. Under head of the good of the
order Messrs. Poynton, Webb, Pollen and
marks. This meeting closed at 10 80 D. m.
The executive committee OF the Su-
preme Council will meet during the COM
Ing week AZ per notice, and all mem bers
are requested 70 be prompt in attendance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-23
THE NEW ENGLAND R. R. Co

Passenger Train Service Week Days
Corrected 70 March 10, 1895.
Trains :eave PROVIDENCE - followss
for Boston-5;5o a. nj la'eo a-i AAfuhS 1;oe
pm; 6;25 p. m
WALPOLE--5;soA q. m; 200 m.
FEANKLlN-5;5oa q m. 1900 m, .,6:sop. ~
buLFC D-5 80 O. m; u 90 m, $3.50 p. IN
ARLIN0roN--i2o6. 5iss, $3.50 pm.
WEST ARLINGToN-l2,ot.5 5;3s. ESQ p. m
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,os. l6;ss, 6,so. ''ii p. n.
WAYLAND PARK-F s:so, Fs;oo a. m; i7soe
Fa.sA FB. t,Fs.N, t7.is, Fssil,io p. IN
NATICK, RIVER POINT. CENTRRvILLl
wAsHINGToN-s;4o. 500 q M; issoa 4:sa 5:sa
ESQ, s7,l6, ssll;lo p m
pRANsToN, oAKLAwN-s.so. 800 y m; l:;oS
4:2s b:ss, $3.50. 7:i5. ''llsio p. m.
PONTIAC, ARCrIc-ts:4o a. m; l1;o5, l;26. b:s4
ssso F7,ls ssii:iop p. m.
oUIDEIoK-s'Aa q M ia'o'. s;ss. $50. S7'1&
ANTHoNY-slo. 900 mi 1865. 4:ia b.sa. sssa
YilA ell 10 p. m.
COVENTRY. sTERLLNG-ssa $500 = mi 4;s{
7;l6 p. m
SUMMIT. GREENE, oNEco. MoosUP. PLAIN
FIELD-G<o. $500. A. m; 4;2s. 7;i5 p. m.
JEwETT CITY, CANTERBURY. SCOTLAND
VERSAILLES, BALTIC. SOUTH wINDAAk<
s:4o 300 a. m; t.25, 7iis p. m
wILLIMANTIC--e:4e 300 q. m; s:sb. 7rS p. ~
HARTFoRD-s,4o, $500 a. m; ts2S. 7:is .. m
FIsHKILL & NEwBUR0-9:oo o. IN.
NoRwICH-ss<o, $500 g. mt 4i-5. 7;5 p. m
WATERBURY, DANBURY-s;oe a. m.
CHICAGO AND THE WEST VIA NEwBURQ
AND ERIE R'Y-s:oo a. &.
eAsCoAG AND INTERMEDIATE sTATIoNS<
t,46 $3.50 a. m; 4iio, s;3s, and sslliib p. m
Returning leave Pascoag ct 6;25. 7;2A @ MT
12;40, s26 and $500 y. m.
All trains leave from west end o; Union Dspst
Providence.
ssssturdays only Fstops on notice.
w.R LABCocK, q. Pa
in. KING. Sup.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-23
laval vETERAN Saturday
nights meeting was well attended

and nearly all the officers were
ss usual. shipmate Barnard was reported
to be- I'm feeble health.
An invitation to attend services at the
Piainfield Street Free Baptist Church,
Johnston, X. l., on Memorial Sunday. at
10:45 q. M, was accepted. Shipmates
will meet In front OF the postoffice, Olney-
willie square ct 1O:15 in full uniform.
An invitation from the Spiritualist As
sociat ion to attend services at ColYm bia
Hall. Sunday, May 81, at 2:30 p. m., was
accepted.
Memorial Day, the Naval Veterans have
decided to go TO Boston and will take the
10 a. m. train on that day.
Shipmate Cooper of Boston will attend
church with the Naval Veterans Sunday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-23
[/NIGHTs OF PYTHIAs-If ever

II NIGHTS OF PYTHIAS-If every
IN thing goes az planned a new lodge
of the order viii be added TO the
roster OF the Grand Lodge OF this State
next Friday evening, which VIII bc
known as Canonchet Lodge, No. 35, and
will be Instituted at Narragansett Pier by
Grand Chancellor Andrew Mckenzie anu
board OF grand officers, who will leave
the city on the 2;15 train on that day.
They will meet at 4 o'clock and confer
the different ranks OF tho order. At y
O'Clock recess will DO had. when supper
will be served, after which the work will
be continued until the % or more char
ter members have had tho ranks conferred
upon them, the officers Installed and the
lodge Instituted. The lodge VIII start OF
with good prospetts, and with fair
amount OF money in It's treasury, as each
OF the charter members has paid the reg
ular fee. Grand Chancellor Mckenzie
will mol allow any lodges 20 be formed
under his administration under any other
conditions.
The attendance at Howard Ledge We'd
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-23
1,nl AIrnlh nf Il.hon.

Montreal. May 23-In a sermon re-
Gently delivered by Mgr LaF'leche,
bishop OF Three Rivers. the latter Sc
verely denounced Alfred Laurier, the
Liberal leader, for his action on the Man
itoba remedial bill. and stated that any
Catholic voting for Laurier or anyone
holding his Views. would commit a
wrong. MIR. Laurier now announces that
he VIII accept the bishops challenge,
and run for the house OF commons in
Three Rivers, the Catholic bishops city,
at the apnroachi',g general elections
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-23

Council, W. J. O. Young; America and
Washington Councils, j. Frank Coffin;
Wincheck Council, w. X. Matthews; Vol
Council, u. A. Read; Iyonsides, u. Allen
Swan.
The officers of the State Council will
make an official visit to Wiucheck Coun-
Gil Thursday evening. July ID.
Vjgilant Council held d successful
meeting In Oriental Hall Tuesday evening.
The officers OF the State Council Will
make an official visit TO Ironside Council
Tuesday evening.
state Council Secretary Charles w. Lit
tell will deliver an address "Wednesday
evening at the meeting Of Narrsgansett
Council, the occasion being the sixth an
niversary OF the council.
Owing to the fact that the members OF
the order in this State will join with
Others In having a field day at Worcester
Monday, September z, there will be no
field day In Rhode Island this summer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-23
A MERICAN MECHANICS. - State
. Councillor Charles w. Brown has

A RICAN MECHANICS. - State
~ Councillor Charles w. Brown has
made the following appointments
as deputy state councillor: For Union
and Defender Councils. Frank T.. Man
ming: Narragansett and Mount Vernon
Councils, John II. Barrett; Nathaniel
Greene and What Cheer Councils, Il. >.
Ross; Peace Dsle and Newport Councils,
ID. A. Crowell; Elmwood and Columbia
Councils. q. 4. Barrow@; Mashapaug and
Rhode 1siann, George T.. Cornell; Com
modore Perry ald Warwick. ). a. Arnold;
burnside and Netop Councils, Joseph T.
Cobb; harrington and Byfield Councils,
Arthur w. Barrusi Coventry and Phenix
Councils, George 4. Lewis; Lincoln and
Liberty Councils, o. II. Hathaway, Jr.
Garfield and Vigilant Councils, Ralph
Mayor; Woonssquatuckct Council, X B.
Lindsay; Roger Williams and Enterprise
Councils, J. Irving Davis: Mohegan
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-23
Young mothers iread the summer months

Young mothers dread the summer months
on ACCOUNT OF Tho great mortality among
children oaussd by bowel troubles. Perfsct
safety NAV be assured those who keep on
hand Dswitt's Collie and Cholera cure. and
administer ~ promptly. For cramps bilious
coIic. dysentery and diarrboea. 10 affords in
slant relief. Jobnsfon's Pharmacy. s93. West
minister street: Metzger's Pharmacy. go
North Main street; Alireds Pharmacy. sii
Eddy street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-23
.RpER .os ALFREDrANs. Brigade

evening et Freedom Hall, South
Providence. Hon ora BILE Commander James
GIL presided for the first time since his
installation The brigade opened 81 e:25
in due form. Entertainment commit
read report on recent ball and social, and
handed In y22.05 as the practical result OF
the same, and a cordial vote OF thanks
was extended the committee for their la
bors. Recorder Goodwin reported him
self OF the sick list. Two weeks sick bene-
fits were ordered for Messrs. Goodwin and
Lucas 1ners were three applications for
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-23

IN o. X. K.--Royai Vizier Julian b.
~ Wolf OF El Karun Temple has
caused the following order to be
issued:
Eth, sab ekow. And there will be
music In the jungle.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1896-08-29

Unexcel1ed facilities for brewing,
storing, cooling, bottling and deliver
ing A modern and complete plant for
preserving an even cool temp for
thebeer while ii store il various stages
previous to kegging and bottling
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-09-08
electric gitters

Dette MibbeI bolber paa at bIipe iaaf
pei fienbt % iaa populert, at bet lite;
bebpper fpeciel 0mtale. Mue, iom bar
brust electric gitters, ipnser ben iauz
me 8ersmneliens Sans. Gn renere
Meoiein eriiterer itfe, % ben saranteres5
at sisre al, ion, paaitaaes ON ben. g.
leetric Bitters pil belbrebe alle SDsbonr=s
me 2eOsr Os Nprer, III fierne Sinner,
8plber salt rheum % atore Spsboms
me foraaridset peO,lrent ssBlob. giI
brine MaIaria fro Spiten1et Dgforbinbres
faapel ionl fursre Al sumpteber greu
gtectric gittsrs n,oo 9opeopine, Jors
ltoppeIie IS baarIis Jor0eielie. 5uIpsl
itanbts EiIfreOs sifiaelie sasanteres, elsrs
peasel,e tlIbasebetale Eris SOC eg
Il. pr. 5laite lpaa alIe glpotb
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-09-08
4nnb.tpnrrr1t 3nte AnrB.
@n11tbnln 3nte Anrp.

Derfor fi0ber ban to Bulbel inbif
9pebe III en- Dollar pr gnibel. 6gls
seltg rlaa Ben ameritanife Garraer idlse
to Buibel 9pebe for en- @nlbbaler.
9eraf bil Jarmerne ie, at be bar inbs
sribenoe Snteresie / benne Sag. Sc
tpi,tgss neb benne &onflrrance til at
sipe to guibel 5peoe for en- Daler,
ION life betaler en- DBit mere Sfats
ter, @ielb euer 9tente enb en- 5bIpbaler
pil betale. 9e iinpe1tben bereues
6alpparten af Trusterne af fit Mrbeibe
peb oenne forodrDelise Cub Stanbarb,
be. er bet bele. Os ifulbe Brilen paa
Spipet gaa neo enbnu mere saa neb
til zoe l1nsen, iom openfOr illuitreret,
iaa ptl Briien paa 9pebe Osiaa saa neb
til omtr. Zoe pr. Buibel.
S 1881 efsporterebe 5nreuebe 5tater
$50, 100000 Bnibsl til gnsIanb Os
mobtos berfor $4,000, 900. S 1891
ii Mar ienere efsporterebe pt fun
55,ooo,Ooo Buibel os fit bare s51,z
100000. gi miitebe Marfeb for
100, 100000 Bulbel, os Snbia os ben
arsentinife @epublit begge Spluz
lanbe panbt bet.
E IS 1873 ienbte Subia en- balp Milz
lion Bufbel 5uebe til @nslanb, os ifior
bapbe Gfsporten fra Snbia til gnslanb
gset til S., 100000 8uibel. Den ars
seutiuite @epnbIit bar oset fin gfspOrt
af 9pebe' til @nglanb fra 10000
Rilos / 1876 til 47o, 100 900 &tIos
1892.
rMen", flyer Sub MOoofaterne,
rSplumineeierne pil tiene altfor r.eset,
naar 8riien paa Splu saar op".
Sab pare, at be.tjener ,toget; tbt
Eufinber af bet aIminbeIise 5olf os at
Mrbeiberne er Daebeiere /! Sglpminerne.
6Bluet Ct en- pistis Snbuitri fer 2anz
bet, % bet er 2anbsforreberi at bile
ruinere ben.
Meu bOOrfor ipprses Der albris efter,
bDab gulDbaronerne tiener2 Det tos
fter 25c l1n5en at ubpinbe Sub Deb
Cripple Greet % benne csc l1n5e !
Sub mpntes. til s2o.67. Sporfor
ndDnss aloris benne ubbrte 5orbel, fom
@ulbmineeierne bar? 90 Der fiubes
beaer lite SmaafoIf, iom eier noset
@ulbminer. De er ale ! Millionerer>
nes 6enber.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-09-08
spprssn.aa! % spat.

1. Miu Nabo bar arapet en- yeit
lanss geien lise til nit 9anb. Sra gnz
ben af 8eiten er intet Mflgb, os fplgelis
nil bet iette nit 2aab unber Banb. Gr
leg tpunsen I'll at finbe Mig i bette %
bDab Tan leg slgre for at iBse min &et2
Spar: Naboeu bar insen gtet til at
lebe ganbet ub at fit naturlise 2sb %
IND paa Deres 2anb. bporfor De Tan
igse Sfabeseritatnins ab 2opens gei.
Bill man anIeg9e Better fl Drenering,
maa Gnissnins berom ite II 5uperDi,
iorS.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-09-08
attnltlttnet.
,a,'ti,tt,eI,tu.

.bar anlagt Sag mob Blabe, iom beifnlz
ber Dam for at itaa ! gDlobaroners
5@olb.
Soften fra Barf Gapibs til 8trs
,niuiee blebrppet af to nalterteg ganbftrpz
sere iibHe Srebas. gn af benz ifanbfe=
be gosnel, % ben anben afitjeb i'm @ezI
uoloer giei,nsnt Hoittjererens Sat %.
ifremte BAN, faa ban spbpiaig lob bent
raniase fig.
ct Srasttrdn it1bte fbife Eorsz
bag 1ammen rneb en- 5porppsn ! Rdrs
Deben ef uofiainsssrunben. 9ptten
par, at Erenet git iaste, elers pilOe bet
lbape foftet mango Msenneifeliu; iom BET
par blen ct Dulin Meuneifer iaaret, to
Dnner iaa baarbt, at be pil op.
81. sc. SenlDn | Barren, .&ebaftpr
Ssrsen Senfons 8rober, 81 nouineret
I'LL @esiier at Deebs / Marfbaa So.
paa Splpmenbenes g1det. 9r. Senion
er en- al be dIbfe Settlere gountpet %
bart manse Nar arbeioet iOm Deputp /
@egiiter Of Dee6s &ontoe. Dai5s gbaz.
ralbion er nomtneret til StOIeiuperin<
tenbent.
r@t. Saul Dispat6H bar ueblabti
fig til uperbise Berionlisbeber i guperzl
nsrtempen. Blabet ansriber M Sobn
2inbs retisigle glnltuelfer. Dispat6
burbe pdre forfstig, ellers funbe bet.
beparfe, at ct euer anbet autisg gtousb
8lab fuube finbe paa atasranite Daue
glousbs priDate &ecort, % @efultatet
pilOe bli alt anbet e,lb behaselist for
DBpat9 ps bets Ronbibat. Oct er
sbadrtis 9ulitif for benz, ION leper I
@las6uie, at faffe Ste1. scr ainbs
Rnratter u ilansribsliS cams Dn1s.
osn1n1e baaoe ! pffenfltgt % pr'oaf sto,
q uplettet. Det air intet til gasen,
enten ban er 2Itberaner eller Sr,tenter.
,Ebe Seralb" tror 1tte paa e, &as<
ne df 8erionlisberer es badber, at
Dispat6 pil afbOloe lts ira at fremz
tpinae Den. ,Dulutb 6eralD9A,.
Eor,nebefft Narhuuoreber al sor-
fsloelier oo @unbifoben om Sc a,talIioe.
e5rl1soubeb.r fra Baalet oq 8inebanfen
house gtepublif,ns 1eore meaet tloaeliq
beiluttet at operlaoe 0aeliaionen i'll ben
snotp;ouelles gomuittiqbeb. Dsrfor
har ser ueret en- Mol,iueIie uellem be,,
nonbelioe % fetulore wsaot belt iiben
l1afbeuoiohebser tlar,naen af177e. Dssr
& Marhanorebes @rfariua bar befreftet
gisbom,nen AZ benne 8e5Iutuino. Tor
far,te isono i s,ijfpr,en hor bet lobet ia.
aigre. ot Wldnb % ,api,,ber meo u,obz
Il - "a u ~ 20 ..x - -
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lgblf. oasea faiteies ,lb o. blso
brebt
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liss, at goitmeifer sRnlt g. 5assn blep.
3ifuot iibite Eirsbas GitermibOas Dtors
bersil q sen IDiter, iom bar brepet ell!
gib Joni Barbsrer oer gpet, sEai,
saniaaes fOrs sr., i, iarlis MaanO o8 bapbe
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alnIlt1tnet.

Mtai Olfen, Mmtmanb Morbre
Eronbbiems Mmt, er r,lbneDnt til Mebs,
fem Of @esierinsen afbgoe Statsrdab
5auelanbs Steb. Dlie1 bar Mleblem
af bet @perbrupite Winiiterium, os MI
er ban Mlebfem al unionstomiteen.
Gen @efornpfau. iont @retas
&esiertns foreraar os iom Snltanen.
nu ifal pere pinig til at saa illo paa,
.beitaar at al Mast lasses ! 5anoerne.
.paa Ell, friiten @uperuDr. @enbars5
1,terne reorsaniieres nf ellropaiife 0fs
ficerer. Sen Iopsiuenbe Mast ifal.
osfaa pare uafbdnsis af Eprfiet os aft
iom Iisner ben thrfiife Sperbgibeb er
8etalinsen al er liben Eribut TT Sulz.
tanell. .s5S d. S5.SE 4
Da Nan1ett fonl. Ser par nRifen.
lite anbet at bprei Rriftiania, bpor man
git % penote fig, eno Nanfen. no.
balpe Nnnien" iasbe en- Manb / Selefon
It'll en- yinbanbler. 6an pilbe bape 10
balpe ginFaifer. De iom TT noset at
siere bar Eelesrafiiterne. Sra aue.
gerbens Raater ilremuebe ber inb
Spgrssmaal on. aft mulist. Os tic
alle 2aab ienbtes Telegram ON Set be
tpibfte. Ueen BET bar lite ueset. SIR.
Manieu reife, bapbe ban folst fit fprfte
fore Telegram til ct enself Blap for
180, 600 &roner, $500, 600. Ds 6ers
etter til .gerbens Gang. Men efter
Mftalen maatte lite v8. g." trpffe mo-
get for BET bar ubfommet i 2onbon. Da
Grn Manien fit EeIesrant reifte bun fer
at n,pbefin Manb i5ammerfet.
Den Dirfeltse Senftst neb 81
5uns @bauss &e1ie runbt Sorben er
albris blet forfIaret, men bet e. @rllnb
til at tro, at Re,ieren bar fenbt BAN lb
for at fubere ben europdiife gipiliia iat,on.
Rei{ereu enftfr, At Dibe pn, BET er fanbt,.
bpup man bar fortalt BAN ON gsfens
NatiDners Risbom % gDrte. gnbper
Rineier bar ldrt, at &ina life BLOT e.
ben fgrite Mation gerben, men ger>
beng pirfelise lperffer, % at be andre
0sationer blot er 9aia1er llnber ben guile
Reiler. &e,ieren peb uben1oil bebre,
men neppe ben fore Maioritet af bans
l1nberiaatter. Der maa temmelis ntes
get til at Duerbepiie benz ON bet mobiatte.
Men 81 9uns Chang fan 9iBre bet.
San fan piie bet tineiffeSplf, !, at iftebetfor
at inbebape en- bDmineren6e Stiuins er
be girtelisbeben ct unberoronet 5olt,
og at be ON be nil foume fgrite &atfe,
n1aa forlabe beres 9amle Seber os Een=
teuaaoe os anta9e ben n1oberue Chilli
iaiiou. ops 9r. 81 faar beboIbe fin
5Selbreb og Stprte bill ban uben tpil
inbfere fore @eformer ! &ina. 9ans
Eur rllnbt gerben er ntaaffe Sisnalet
til en- OmDalt1ins / @inal ltselaa ra6ifol
iOm ben Sapan bar pnbersaaet isbe iios
ite 25 Nsr. Men ba Rina er ct n1eset
.it6rre 2anb er bet tpi1iont, ou 6prs
anDrinsen fan ubfgres faa burtist Der
iom ! Sapan.
9ate Mills, So. ST. Saebotz
tpr! Banfgrerae Dg nosle Ribbmanb
Der Cobb Bugs J bar no9et, lont be fals
Der merifanite Dalere, lOnt be ielser for
55c. naturlispis for at operbeuiie os
iarme gsIumdnb. at ueb III SslDmpnt-
t,i,tn Milne mr. 1nfpr hfinp f,prh frrp
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Snbepenbent &anbioat for 9berif,

Seq betjenbtsipr beruiO arbpbisit, at
les sr independent @anbibat for Sheriff
peb tommenbe gals.
5. g. Billings.
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gate MiIIs, So. ST. Rebatz
itpr! 8anfgrsrae % nosle Ribbmanb
Der (@olb Bugs } bar no9et, ion. be fals
Der merifauite Dalers, lOm be ielssr for
55c. taturlispis for at operbeuiie sos
iarme gsluntdnb. at peb III SslDmpnt-
ming pilbepor Daler btiue pnrb bare
I55c. Men nu frgster les for, at bisie
.meritonFe Dalsre itte q nste, oa les
lite bar-ie nosen df benz fgr. Ran De
siise %, pm be ereste
s.. sc. 9rnpI y.
Snar: De iises atpere ue8te. yReo.