davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22
aatarrb. SDmptDme.
mie Or. bartman fe neuIid in
einem Sriefe befdriebem.

n0te Sbtnptome iinb berl9ieben, lie nd6
Der @teIe, mo ii9 Der 8atarrb feteefebt
bat. &aturrb i'm &opfe : @eriopfnng in
Der Hafe; S8mer3 i'm @orberfopf; Sc
f6piire in Der Idfe; 19le9ter atbem;
S9narhen; Ntefen; pGffertge Mugen. 3az
tarrb bes 9alfes = Stimnte belegt; better;
&ibeln i'm 9alfe; &~dufpern; Spuden, ipunz
Der 9als unb erpeiterte 9alsbriiien. &az
tarrb bes Mdgens - 1nperbauli9feit; bez
legte 3unge; MuftoBen nit WafIer aus
benz Magen; 0riiden na9 benz @1en; GGusz
perm unb Spuden mad ben Mablseiten;
S9pinoel unb unregelmGBiger Nppetit.
9uftrO6ren Gatarrh 9ulten; 8ruft=
|f9ner5en; almdbli9e Qbnabme BON Sleif9,
9uiten, Der in Der &a9t unb Morgens
f9Gtnmer nirb; 8eengtbeit in ben oberen
S6eilen Der 8ruit unb mdn9mal Nd9tz
f9petB. 9tefe Sorm BON &atarrb tpirb
balb in S4pinbfubt iibergeben, tpenn Tie
ni4t eebeilt ipirb."
Or. 6drtr1drt tpdnbte pe=ruzrd in iber
bretBi9tauie nb 6Gaen an, bebor es Dem allz
gemeinen Bublifum befannt tpurbe. pez
rlt>nu 1T als Elm MttteG gegen 6ronif9en
Ratarrb, oh i'm 8opfs, Der 9aie, benz 6als,
UNH NHH9eHy UCHt utuSCHI VIII 1ttChCh DUC%
Der 8laie, in alien ctbiltfirten Sbetlen
BON Norbamertta befannt getporben. Die
@riinbe, peBbalb pe>ruzna alien anberer
&atarrbz6eilmitteln boranfebt, finb: @rz
items, es 9eilt itets, penn ri9tig %angepdnot;
3tpeitens, es beilt bauernb, anftdtt nur 5eit=
IpeiGt9e @rlei9terung gu berf9affen; britt
tens. es betlt 9rpnifden 8atarrh an ieOer
SteGe; D%iertens, es lit ausf@lieBlt4 aus be-
getdbilii9en Stoffen 3ufammengefebt utb
bDGig unf9Gbli9; fiinFtens, Or. 9urtman's
perf0nli6er 3atb fam in irgenb einem Safe
BON 9ronif9em 8atarrb bon Sebem, Der
9ezru&na ge6rau4t, fOitenfrei briefIi4 einz
gebolt merben.
@tlres Der beIten ie iiber 9roni1hen &a=
tarrb enlightenment Bidder pon Or. g. g.
6drtmdn tptrb an irgenb peGcbe Nbrehe pon
Der gezruzna Drug Manufacturing Coma
panD in Columbus, Sbio, foftenFret perz
1anbt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22
Bon Gannern betro9en.
Werthpolle Oiamanten neroen frau
1narY u. mordn enttpenoet.
Die Ghdter nod auf freien 6i6en.

Srdu Warb 81. Mordn, go. 6632 Orere
@penle %tppbnbaft, betralert ben 8erlnf
bon einem paar 9iamantobrringen tit
Wertbe bon $500, um- bic lie am Sreitde
bon einem @aunerpaar gebra9t nurbe.
@m Sonntdg burber las 6rdu Moren If
Der tribune" eine &n5eige besSnbdlts, BAT
Der @inriider berfelber elm 8aar 9iamant=
Shrrtnge. nnb etnen Stamantrino
gu taufen tpiinf3e. 9a 5rau
Mordn Elm Baar 9iamart : Obrringe,
oas $500 pertb mar, bate, bds fe felt
benz Dor Snbresfriit erfolgten Sobe hires
9atten ni4t mebr getragen, 70 bednttportes
te fte bic Nn3eige.
Nm Sienftag Na9mittog tpurbe ie bon
einem elegant getleibeten 9errn aufsefu9t,
Der it9 ibr als Der ret9e 9olabdnbler Merz
rDman p~oriteIte unb ben Wunf4 duBerte,
bic Sbrringe beit9tigen GIT birfen, ba er Tie
fir feline Satin 5u taufen tpiini9te. Srau
Moran fam btefem Grfu9en du9 na9,
5eigte ibm bic Sbrringe unb bot ibm bt.z
felben fir $500 an. Merrbman ertldrte
fi@ nit benz preiie b~oGtGnbig einbertans
ben, Bat it4 iebp9 8ebenf5eit aus, bd er
erit feiner Satin bic Obrringe aetgen tpolie
unb CT bieiel6e gu bieiem 3pede am nd9@
item Sage mttbrtngen tpiirbe.
Nm Mittpo9 Na9mittag fam an Stene
bDn Werrbman Elm iunger Wann, Der fi3
dls Glerf befelben dusgdb unb Das Nuse
bleiben feines G6efs nit Der 8emertung
entf4ulbiate, baB berfelbe bef4dftigt fei,
iebo3 am 5reitdg borfpre4en pirbe.
Srettag Na9mittag fam uuh ri9tig
Merrpman in eirem 8uggn, bOr pel4e2
Elm @9imr1el geipannt mar, borgefa6ren,
iebp4 ni6t in 8egleitung feiner @dttin,
Ionbern zines anberen elegant gefleibeten
9erren, ben Ell. als ben Sutpelier Shermoob
borfe0te. 8eibe betrd9teten unb priften
bic Obrringe unb f4lieBli9 beitieg Sber<
tpoob tpteber bas 9efq6rt, pdbrenb Merrbz
man, Der bic Obrringe in Der 6anb bate,
Ii9 bereit erfldrte, fte gu %faufen. Gr griff
in Die Sa1@e unb bolte cine GoGle 8antz
noten beraus. DIS er bie1elben nahadblte,
ftelte es ft9 iebo4 beraus, bob er nt9t Die
nOtbige Summe bate, %tporarf er 6rau Moz
ran ben 8orf9lag ma9te, i'm na9 benz
2erington59pt po er logire, gu begleiten,
tpp ct ibr bann ben &aufpreis Intermittent
piirbe. .Srau Moran ertldrte iUh biermit
einberftanben uub be9qb it9 in Elm Neben@
5immer, I'm SUIT nnb Mdntel 5u bolen, nnb
lleB Merrnma11 nit ben 0iamanten aqetm
Mls ife mad tpenigen Setunben tpieber auz
riidfam, mar Merrpman berf4tpunbeu unb
als fie, BON bDi en- 4bnugen getrieben, ans
5enfter elite, fab fie, baB an4 bas Snbrtpert
oerI6punben mar. sic elite nun auf bic
@traBe binaus unb iaA gerabe nod, pie bas
8uggb in bic 66. Str. einbog.
9a9bem ie it@ BON ibrem @9reden err
bolt bate, begab ft3 Srau Moran mad Der
GENERALIZATION, tpp fe &apitdn @aiott ibr
2eib flagte unb inn cine genaue 8ef@reiz
bung Der @auner CAB.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22

9as @ef9dft Der @ngross3 leiberbdnbler
&abn, @9oenbrun 6 g., Nbamsz unb
Martettr., falGirte 9onnerftog. Der SAez
riff mar felt Na6mitta9s 2 ubr i'm 8eiibe
aller 4ctipa. @recution purbe duf @rnno
m.brerer GROCER Me9feli9ulbz8 etenntnine
seseben. Die 3ablungsbefeble finb folgenoe:
Corn gr9ange 8ant $4,000; Smporz
ters' &c Srdbers' Natipnal 8ant Of SEEM
gorf, $4,000.
MuBer biefen @lGubigern tpnrben folgens
ben 3ablunesurtbeile auf @runb bon Noten
betpilligt, bic BON Der in1olbenten 5irma
ausgelte1t tparen. @s 1inb bies: National
@ant Of t6e &epu6lie, $4,000; u.s.. 8eder
C Co., $4,000; q. Qufifielb, $2328; Mil@
ton 6 Gilbert S6roeber, $1614 Ollie anaes
fi6rten @ldubiger, beren @utbaben $148,z
942,79 8ufammen betrasen, iinb angebli9
fi9er getelt nnb 9elten aGs @or3ugs9ldaz
bigger. 9ie Observation-Disclosures Der
| Sirmd betragen tpabrf6einli9 100000.
Die Sirma 1T cine Der grDBten &leiberz
6anblungen in ber Stabt unb befebt aus
Selir unb Mart &abn. 9as @ef9dft Be-
1tebt felt 1881 unb gait ftets fir febr folibe.
@rf fir5li9 tpurben feline Sinan3DerbGlts
nifie berart, baB BEL 8anfen 6iilfe gefu4t
tperben muBte. I'm bas @ef9dft por sdn5z
li6em 3ufammtnbru9 at ~retten, nuroea
nabeau $15O,000 aufgenommen unb ben
8anten fi9er gefe1te Subgment@Noten baz
fir segeben. 9ie Sirma fab iib auBerbe,n
auBer @tanbe, ibre NuBenftdnbe 5u coffee
tiren, UNI nit biefen bic Sprberungen Der
8anten gu beden. @s bieB, baB bds Waaz
~renloeer einen Bertb BON 100000 bis
100000 babe.
@pGter am Sage mrrbe BON .Mdrf Ra6n
i'm &reisgeri9t cine &laee auf NuflDfung
Der Sbeilbaberi9aft eingerei9t unb Gin
feBung zines Maf1enoeripalters beantrast,
nnb bemaufolge purbe bon Gi9ter 9anecp
bic gbieago Sitle &c Sruit 60. als MaRenz
berpalterin eingeiebt.
8on ben Mitgltebern Der Strma purbe
Marf 8abn am /. Sanuar 1895 S~beilbaber.
2eopplb G9oenbrun, Elm friiberer Purtner,
sog ftb bpr einieen Sabren 5uriid. Mart
&ahn 1T ongebli9 gigentbiirner bon 9roBen
@ie6aii9tereien in Mtffourt.
Die Mctiba tperben auf $4,000 ange>
eeben.
Na9bem Gi9ter 6anecb einen Curator
%ernannt bate, erfldrten bie3dblun9sbefebGsz
@Gdubtger burb lire NnipdGte bor @eri@t,
baB bic Metiba benz Curator iibertrdgsn
piirben, benz fofort fettens bes S6eriffs
entipro9en purbe.
unterbefen 9atten etniee Maarenz@lGu
bigger bic @elegen1eit btnuBt, ii@ bur@ Rez
plebinz8 erfii9un9en tpteber in ben 8efib
ibrer Maaren gu Ieben. 9ie @ldubtger,
tpel9e ft6 ibre Maaren pieber perF3afften,
ebe Der Curator ben 8efib Der Mai1e am
trat, iinb: .. s. 4rnolb &c So. $4,000;
@ictpr O9ents G So, $4,000; Sltman,
Drummer &c 60, $4,000, unb @luett, @oon
C Co., $1174. :s.a 7a% I'D
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22
Staot Chicago.
gener III oen Bright lats."
mieoer elm eefdbrliher Brand All
Der SIoieite.
oas Seben mehrerer Sewobner eefdbroct.

&nra bor bier 11br geftern Na9mittao
brad in benz @rbgef6oB bes nDrblt9en Sill
gels bes Bright G1at" @@ebGubes, Gde Der
Al. StraBe unb Snbidna Mbenre sSeuer aug.
9ausmeiiter CHARLES Nrnolb mar Der @rIte,
Der bic Slammen bemerfte; er CAB benNlarm
ab unb ma9te ft9 bierauf baran, bic 80 in
benz pterif0dtgen @ebdube nobn6aften So
milien BON Der 6euersgefa6r gu nnterri9ten.
Die Slammen batten inapi19en NIT raz
fenber @ei9pinbigteit I'm ft9 gegriffen, 10
haB als $apitdn SoIep nit ben erften
Sprtben eintraf bereits bds erite nnb 5tpeite
Stodpert in Slammen itanben unb es ben
@nf3ein batte, als pb bas garae 9ebGnSe
in 5lammen anfgeben tpiirbe, fobaB unber=
Siigli9 Elm 4:11zMlarm unb bann nod elm
@larm fir tpeitere 10 Gpriben obgegeben
pnrbe, fobaB i'm 8an3en 26 Spriben lire
Strablen in bic 5lammen fanbten unb bas
Seuer auf ben nOrbli@en SIisel bes 9ebdu=
bes bef6rdntten.
0te 8etpobner Der BON benz Seuer be-
brobten Stats batten ii9 nod bor benz Gin
treffen Der Seuertpebr nit aipet N~usnabmen
in Si9erbeit gebradt. Sn benz ~atpeiten
Stodtpert i'm Stat 3 lag ndmli3 Srdu Srant
8. @aterburD franz bornieber. Mls ibre
3immer ii9 na9 unb na9 NIT Rau9 gu
fiaIen ~beganne1t. erbob ie ii9 miibiam BON
ibrem &rartfenlager un0 fGleppte fi3 Bis
an bas Seniter, tpo fie eri90pft 5%nfdmmenz
brad, tpdbrenb lift 9 Sabre alter @obn
6arolb ben 0ausmeifter Bat, fetz
ner Wl1tter gu belfen. Sbne ft9
einen Montent su beiinnen, folste Nrnolb
benz &naben bur9 Huu9 unb Slam
men unb trng bic franfe Srau aus benz
brennenben 8ebdnbe. NuBer 5ran Mdterz
6urp entging mod !9arolb 8punbtree NIT
feiner @attin unb Ieinen beioen &tnbern,
bic Stat go. 43 b%etppbnen, nur nit tnapper
gfotb ben @ritidungStoo.
Sen MnItre1grngen Der Seuerapebr ge@
long es, bic 6Garnmen duf ben Gprofligel gu
bef9rdnfen, 10 baB im@anaen nur dbt Stats
bef4dSigt tpnrben.
9ie 8apobner 6erfel6en iinb: 8. y. 9la,
S9ube1 $1,000, ni9t berfi4ert; 8. 4aen,
$500, tbei1tpeiie berfi4ert; g. 9. Goitelo,
S9aben $500, feline @erii9er1ng; s. 8.
@aterburb, $500, berit9ert; 8. Rolm1otree,
S6aben $3.50, beriibert.
Ser S@dben an benz our W. 8. Gotbz
i@iIbT9en @rbhpefen eebOuigen gebGuoe be-
lduft ii4 auf gegen $4,000 unb tit polEitdns
big bur9 8erit9etung eebedt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22
q Up
Sanuar ..... $50 sos 5.o7H 5.12h
Mai..."~ 5.45 $50 5.32h 5.S7H
Suli........ 5.55 547H 547A $50
Nnaeneiner WdarennarPk.

gntteE. Bette @reomerp 190-; 1. anoIitat
17@18; q, 14@16; Ielte uadsenabts l4016 belt:
Darn IL; l. Aualitdt 1915; 3. 1o0l1.'
gpbnen Geite uNaop" II, l5@1.16 quite sl.o1
81. 10, Eeite uWtebiums" 81. 15@l.16, 9ertu5e Aualttdt
$1.0001. 10.
gefenftr of - s25@45 sic Sonns-
@efIi 9el -Surteps, 10H 011c, Sibner 1914.
Spring-gbifens bs Yfuno 7A08- Gnten HOLE DIS
9funb. @dnie 701Oc bas 8fune.
Gier. - Sana fri5bs 1875.
@epf e. - 9as SAB 75c0SI.25.
Qpeintr an b e IT'S 8fuuo-3orbe 20c.
Bauauen = Bette 75o@Sl.0 90 bas 8unbe[.
Stir en- - Bette Auolitdt S2.5l0350 Die Rit..
Sran9en-Sir bette Nualitdt 81. 0003. Is bic 3ifte.
9irn en- - Mid,9aM 81. 75@2.5O bas SOB.
2artpffeIn - 8Erbants 20D22t. ~Soebrons ia
21r Stole 17@2Oc 8eerleB 17@l9c, Wttreo 10000
9prtt = 81. % bic @a1orc.
Gptuat-60 soc has aiT@en.
@9n~ar3nnr3eI- 50@75c bos 5dB.
&obtes8en- 25@75c bas 8inOeL
@qno1 b - 60c bas 9uBeno.
Surten- 60-90c bns 9us.
@rnne . b ne II : 75c0SL25.
SmtebeIn = 35-4Oc 9nffet.
MetBtraut = gteues SO. co .0obos Sune,rt.
Spmaten @us Wttiitiiippt. 5O-75e q guIbeL
@eGbe &fben- geue, 40050c bus 9ns.
Blum entobI- So. 00@400 B. 0B1
GeIerg 10020c D. 9bb.
Meerret til - 81. rs o.. 90 b. Sag.
GaIat- $1,000 Die &iitc.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22
Die Iebte o5ufuht.

&errid, Minn. Sin 6err Mrorefp
8tlberg er3dblt feline @rfabrung, bic fir
Man9en bon Snterefe fein biipfte: Set
5tpei Sdbren lit i9 an Der 2eber unb ben
Nteren unb ipanbte =ber59iebene Meittel an,
na9oem ib cine groBe @umme an Mer3te
be5a6lt bate, o6ne gefnnb 5u tperben. 3uz
lebt griff i9, ais lebte 3uflu9t, mad Sorni's
Nlpentrduter 8lutbeleber unD lieB mir Elm
Yrpbeft it9en bmn1er. Meine 6pffnung
tpurbe audi ni9t at S9dnben, BENIN bdlb
fitblte t9, bab es BETTER nit mir gebe. Sd
fnbr bamit fort, 6ts~i9 ungefdbr bier groBe
5laf9en eingenommen bate. Scum bDrte i9
dlf, oa i'd meme @eIunbbeit ipieber er6alten
bate. 3tpei Morate finb nun ~bergangen,
felt i9 barnit auf6orte unb es freut mid,
be5eugen 5u f0nnen, OaB i9 nun 70 geIunb
unb munter fiible tpie bor 5fpanaig Sabren,
obglei9 ib SO Sabre aft bin. SD battle es
baber fir meme Bflt9t, Or. g. Sdbrnep in
Chicago, SG., fir feline tpertbbple Mebi3in
meinen ber3li9ften Oonf ous3uipre9en.
@orte itr6 gu f9pq9, nm bic bobe Mei@
nung, Die i9 bon feinem tpertboollen Mittel
Nlpentrduter 8lutbeleber bege, aus5ubriiden
unb es tpirb mir tets 8ergniigen bereiten,
baffelbe olsemein eu e%mpfeblen."
Wenn alles Nnbere nidts balf, probire
man Sorni's Mpentrduter 8lutbeleber. Mber
tpesbalb 10 LANCE parten9. Dieter befannte
8lutreiniger lit feline Npotbeter : Mebi3in
,unb fann nur bur9 2ofalzNgenten Dber bonn
Sabritanten bireft be3pgen fperben. Man
bea9te, baB bic reeitrirte drummer ouf benz
&artpn ni9t ausrabirt ober perdnbert 1T.
Sir tpeitere Ausfunft f9reibe mar an Or.
q. Sabrnen, 112-114 Sib 9opne Noe.,
GbicdgO, Sainois.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22
Wenn 6as Baby sahnt.

@ebrau9t inter alien 1mfduben bos oIte
unb erprobte Mittet, fMfrs. 8tnslou's Soothz
ing 9prup fir bas 3abnen Ser &ilber. IS
bernbi9t bas 6inb, nta9t bic Carmen rpei9er,
tilt bic 99merSet, BELT @inbfelif unb lit
bas bette Mittel ge9en 9iarrboea. Siatnfun6s
~slpar;io Gents bic SlaI6e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22
An Die Wano eeorii&t,
Die Gneros . Kleioerhdnoler Kahn,
SAoenbrun & 60. infolpent.

CINE msnee 6ldubieer Ia1en our4 Den
Sheriff Gas altrcnommirte 6efhdft
fdlie6en.-Spdter miro .auf Gruno elmer
KIaee eines DER GbeiIhaber ole Chicago
Gitlc & Gruit Go. gum Curator einses
fe5t. - udheres iiber ole Gefddftper-
hdItni1e Der Sirma.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22
G6LuntDf.

Gin retneS WaI5bier GebraMt BON
ser @onr. Geipp 8retp8. 60. TIT btera
nit befaetS eW~tpfSbten. ST 'e01ai6en
tsno G6Kert1 at haben. 9elepbone
90. $50. 8OttIina 9eOttt. 60. 500.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22
B6rfe nno bdnoeL.

STE 8anfansslsi4unsen bsIisfsn i8 ssftert aaf
$13.547, 1923.
qufbeut Dtefiesn Wtarfte mar @slO Gat &iinbtehns au
6 b.. 8. Iei1t AT befornnten NIB NGe1iet pnrben nj it
At q hiSfputirt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22
Or. gsilbor's @mnlfion BON reinem .epe,

th-or - Wtasy 80 49,. w aesHtm NtUETs
<blna. 8ron1itis. @9ipdbe. ae5renoe Rronfheiten
rrb ale burdD Scroieln peruriocbtet gei9nerben. Mer
infpI9e unieres nn9eiunben &llntoS NIT Sunueuleioeu
eber ielbit NIT Sbminoiudbt bebaftet lit, brouobf nitbt at
%perao9en. s. 9tebt Cit ii6ereS Nttttel baaeoeu. Sic
Brpoe ut let3t ai MAIDEN. gSttburs Nr6parot ans
uub @ej6mod bes iril6er oucill perpenOetelt Shrats''
onrD bic 8einiibni9 Der BboSpbate ober oerbpppelte
2eillplrfnlg, Wofiir unaufebtbare .SeuoutiIe porlteoen.
g9trb in alen apotbcfen ~oerfouft.
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TENNIS rouRNAMENr

NV. D,,-4, ..,, - ~, u,,,o,.,,a o., 49,,
ne 1,"'" |An'" en- GrnnnSs ~ ~ o az
q, '''o Jaw" 80 .',, ., Nv Ca's. S ny, "o
- sN.. ,,.,tr,ss
N"'es ''' i'''''''''
The ninth annual tennis tournament
for the championship of New England
oman "a OH cor,ers win he heIa Of +he
-. 7ya..,,, ,,,.,
sA0u'''s VI ''''
on Whitney avenue opening on Tues
day. May &C.
The events will be gentlemen singles
ana doubles,
Prizes Will BE- awarded 10 all win
ners of first place In singles and doubles
ana TO the runner-up oL SlllslSa. "a coh-
ISOLATION prize VIII De open 70 those VINO
are defeated in their ilrst match IN the
singles,
The New England championship cup
which was offered by TINS club and
when IS now nelu NY MI john nov
land, Will be competed ior by the WIN
ner OF the singles! Inc coholtlons IN
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

,r.u Y,4,, n,, -4 Al, -,
- ''efAe ~ ''Ae VIZ
known comedy drama, La Belle
Marie" to a good sized audience last
night and she was accorded hearty
NJ, ...ao,,4
eo mere many tunes by MISS Herooh,
put MISS Iucker gives most eXceneht
presentation OIL the piece IN every re-
spect II Is luil OF SURFING licluenls
ana excitlhg SITUATIONS curing Whlch
the comedy element is wen taken.
MISS tucker appears II the title
lQle ana makes very sooo IMPRESSION
t1er french olaiect Is most eNcelieHt
ana her actirig Is superb. n +. WEI
ooh was most exceilent ana mace
success Oh ms part. JACK tucker III
the comeav roie was one Oh the pest
coiiieoiai.s .nat mas peeii seen eiiere tnis
season. his stutleliils aces Wele iouu-
appialiueu. MISS EVa " iilia'iis'
clialiiliiis youhs iauy, was Veiy pieas,
ing MISS lertruue 0ill2,iiali sus eaiiie.i
nef foie VAN creui.' otlels ussei wig
OF 1nentlon are Wlliiah Itlcharos, a. u.
hraus' horace Clalhe' deoise ielcne'
marry Wiisoh' MisS Naaiioh N.oiie'tu 9
ME. jack save several u silai iIiiiiil's'-
oie soeclalties' Little papS N1vene
gave shlll oaiice ~ q iiios. eAce,ieh. !.
iile'i,iiei - Mas e iiDl" ~ 1919 -
which was Veiy ueaei Viiis' % INC ooi'i-
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Entertainments.


The applause which greeted John
Philip Sousa as he made his appear
ance last night was loud and continued
fully five minutes. After having play
ed the first number on the program
he was compelled to play his ever pop
ular march entitled 1.-THE High School
Cadets" The entire program was
most excellently rendered and for en-
cores played all of Sousa's old marches
and one new one, which has not been
named yet, Miss Myrta French and
Miss Minnie Brennan, the two solists,
were well received.
The Brothers Byrnes will bring their
new IS Bells" to the Hyperion tonight
Since seen here last the piece has UNI
dergone many changes and several add
tional novelties introduced. In the first
act the Brothers Byrne are given an
opportunity to display their agility and
amuse the audience by their funny and
clever pantomime work. In this act a
carriage which seems to be composed
entirely of doors and wires is intro
duced and the athletes give an exhibit
ton of acrobatic work in and about the
vehicle that is difficult to excel. The
revolving ship In the second act is UNI
doubtedly the most wonderful piece OF
mechanism ever staged The vessel,
filled with passengers, turns completely
over and over in the water and is final
ly wrecked in the storm.
The funny white horse and his ludi-
crous controtions and lively capers, the
| trick wagon and that lively octopus,
| the acrobatic quadrille and a hundred
| other things are to be seen in the new
| "S Bells
Sale of seats now open. Prices 81, Toe.
| A. M. 5Palmer's company will be seen
| in "Trilby" at the Hyperion Saturday
| matinee and evening. Every lady oc-
| cupying a reserved seat at the matinee
will receive and elegant silver souvenir
in the shape Of Trilby heart.
| Trilby, the gay, delightsome, gentle,
| pathetic picture Of womanly SOUL to
whom because of her much loving,
| much, by divine command, must be for
| given. The Trilby of George Du-
| Maurier, which concludes with the brief
melancholy and obscure narrative of
! the subsection Of a soul by hypnotic
| suggestion, to the will of an evil ty-
rant is turned by Mr.. Potter into a
| drama or melodrama of hypnotism al
most altogether Mr.. Potter's Trilby is
a very interesting and effective melo-
| drama IN which clever use is made
with necessary theatrical breadth
and excess-of some of the phenomena
| of hypnotic suggestion The spirit Of
most of the characters of the romance
| is caught and repeated in the novel.
Sale of seats now open. Prices 81, Toe
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BRILLIANr SUCCESS.
Sacred concert at 81. Joln,s church.


A fine concert of oratorio and church
music was given at st. Johns r. G.
church last evening. The choir Of the
church, augmented for the occasion,
was assisted by Miss Elizabeth Gaffney,
Miss Laura Graves and Mr.. Joseph Nc
Carthy of the Divine Paternity choir
of New York, by Mr.. Joseph Criddle of
this city and by an orchestra of fifteen
pieces. The accompanies were Willis
III. Alling and Frank ]. Nugent.
The program was not elaborate, but
of a pleasing character. and was en-
joyed by large audience.
Mr.. Criddle sang 30, for a Closer
Walk With God' with good style and
excellent rise of his big voice. His
study with Mr.. Max Treumann is pro-
ducing fine results.
Miss Gaffney sang Marsh's 1.-THE Lord
lis My Light" and the famous duet from
the "Stabat Mater" with Miss Graves.
Miss Gaffney Is too seldom heard in
her native town. She ought to give a
song recital here. She has many adj
mirers who would be glad of an oppor-
tunity to hear her in a branch of the
musical art in which she Is especially
proficient.
Miss Laura Graves sang Sheppard 8
Rock of Ages and in this as well as
in the duet she sang with feeling and
expression.
Mr. Mccarthy sang ''The Holy City"
Mr.. Mccarthy has remarkable voice
and there is no reason why he should
not become a great singer, if he studies
hard and makes the most of his gifts.
Messrs. Alling and Nugent played So
los. both playing with excellent effect,
and Mr. Alling played the accompani-
ments with his customary taste.
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PoLI's WONDERLAND THEATER.

Johnny and Emma Ray are still
drawing well at Polls Wonderland
theater their eccentric Irish comedy
sketch proving exceedingly attractive
and entertaining. Mile Flora, Mr.. and
Miss Sidman. and the other star art
lists on the bill, are likewise putting up
a very fine entertainment. In some re-
spects the show may be considered the
equal OF any that has preceded it on
this stage. 1t certainly ought to draw
well during the two remaining days of
the week. For next week unique
novelty has been arranged, it being a
ladies' dancing contest with gold
medal as the prize for the winner.
Already five of New York's best lady
dancers have entered, and it is expected
that the number of contestants will be
increased by the entry of several New
Haven ladies.
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ARRESTED FOR MURDER.

Middletown, May 14.-Clarence Muir
ply was arrested this afternoon for the
murder of his mother Mrs. Ellen Muir
ply, at Durham last Sunday night and
locked I'D in jail in this city, awaiting
a preliminary trial at Durham. Coroner
Davis found that Mrs. Murphy came to
her death indirectly by alcoholism and
directly by the wounds on the head.
The coroner held Murphy without bail.
He does not realize the predicament
he is in.
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New Yacht Club.

Bridgeport, May 14.-There is now
no doubt that within short time the
Bridgeport Yacht club will be formed
with headquarters at Black Rock.
Twenty-Five of the present members of
the Boating association have annOunc-
ed their intention to withdraw from
that organization and form a new club.
The list includes some of the leading
members of the club.
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counterfeiters in Meriden.

Middletown, May 14,-This afternoon
it was discovered that the bogus money
men who had visited this city yester-
day had left more of the spurious coin
than at first supposed. Several Of the
counterfeit quarters were presented at
the banks for deposit this afternoon by
cigar dealers and notion dealers.
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Washington, May Ex-senator Hans
borough, from the committee on library,
to-day favorable reported to the sem
ate a bill for the erection of a monu-
ment at Gettysburg, Pa, to President
lincoln