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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-11
QUITS THE ROAD. .

GAINESVILLE Times Recorder.
Mr. John T. McMannis. who has been
with the StOlzenbach bakery for the
past seven and a half years and who has
probably been the most successful tray
cling salesman out of GAINESVILLE in that
line, made his last trip last week. The
Stozenbach bakery freely expresses re-
'gret that Mr. McMannis decided to quit
the road, and through them the United
States Baking Company offered him
his choice of two branches of that COM
pany as manager. but he declined and
will enter the Office of the J. b. Owens
Pottery Company Mr. McMannis was
an exceptionally earnest, energetic
worker on the road. and made friends
among the business men everywhere he
went. The first and only car load Of
candies that ever left GAINESVILLE was
sold by him. Mr.. McMannis expects 10
10 take a much needed rest of Two
weeks. and will enter upon his new po-
sition about the first of April.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-11
STRANGLED IN BED.

Another Mysterious Case in San Francisco.
Money and VaIuables Left Untouched.
San Francisco, Gala, March 10.-An-
other woman Of the town was strangled
early this morning under circumstances
identical with the two other murders
that have taken place recently in the
same locality. Early this morning y
woman named Bertha Paradis, of No.
q St Mary's street, was found dead in
her bed by her lover. She had been
strangled, a handkerchief having been
thrust into her throat. The money on
her person was not touched, nor had
there been any apparent efforts to go
through the bureau drawers or other
places where money might be kept.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-11
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
that Inability to Sleep Caused
Loss OF Mental Balance.

Supposed that Inability to Sleep Caused
Loss of Mental Balance.
Allentown, Pa, March 10.-Fidel
Tritschler, aged thirty-five years, a
prominent baker and member of the
Select Council of this town, murdered
his wife this morning and then fired
two bullets into his own brain, dying a
few minutes later.
Tritschler had evidently fired upon
his wife while she slept, as her body was
found lying in bed.
For more than a week Tritschler has
been suffering from insomnia. and it is
thought he committed the murder
while temporarily insane
The couple had been married less
than six months. and were to all ap-
pearances perfectly happy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-11
TWO MANIFESTOS.

One from General Booth and the other
from His Son BramwelI-Ballingto
Got En- on the Run.
London March 1O.-General Booth
of the Salvation Army, has cabled a
manifesto to the Salvation Army in
New York.
Bramwell also has a manifesto in to-
days War Cry, in which he says that
the fidelity of the American troops is
mistaken" and warns the army against
the misrepresentation OF the anti
English press"
He also says that the Generals
heart is torn and sorely wounded, but
he is determined to carry on the gov
eminent without respect to persons"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-11
4 HEAVY VERDICT
rought in Yesterday Against j. w. Beltz

Brought in Yesterday Against J. w. Beltz
6 Sons Co.
Yesterday the jury in the case Of w.
H. Chapman V. the J. w. Beltz & Sons
c.. brought in a verdict for the plaintiff
for s.. 360.67 A motion was made iol a
new trial, and also in arrest of judgment
on the verdict
The case grew out of the accident at
the Chapman and Hutchinson property,
on Main street, a year ago, and the case
has been on trial before Judge Campbell
for over two weeks
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-11

Account of the Republican State
League meeting. at Charleston, W. Va.
March 25th. the Ohio River Railroad
Company will sell excursion tickets
March oath and 25th from the principal
points along its line to Charleston at
one fare for the round trip. Tickets to
be limited to March 9th. From sta
tions on the o. R. R. R. which are not
furnished with through tickets. dele
gates may procure same to Point Pleas
ant al one fare for the round trip. Ohio
Central lines will sell tickets from
Point Pleasant to Charleston for one
fare for the round trip, thus giving
those who are not able to secure through
tickets, the same through rate.
W. J. ROBINSON.
General Passenger Agent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-11
PREPARED FOR HER FUNERAL.
Hrs. Breckinridge's Sister Calmly Makes
Arrangements for the End.


Arrangements for the End.
Louisville, Ky, March 10.-Mrs. La
fayette Green. Of Falls of Rough is
dying at her home. She is one of the
best known women in the State, and a
sister Of DR.. Preston 3. Scott, of Louis
vile, and Mrs. w. c. p. Breckenridge,
of Lexington.
Mrs. Green realizes that she is hope
lessly i'll, and has made all arrange
ments for her funeral which she has
placed in charge of Mrs. Mary B. Day,
the State Librarian at Frankfort
Mrs Green directs that the remains
be conveyed to her girlhOod home, at
Frankfort, and there Inferred in the
cemetery on the hill overlooking the
Kentucky river, where so many OF the
illustrious dead of the State sleep. She
has also prepared list of men she de-
sires to act as pall-bearers. The names
have not been divulged, and will not
be until she is dead.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CAN THE BLIND SEE?

Can the eyesight be preserved? Can i'm
perfect vision be rstored? Can the aged
enjoy reading as the young? Can science
assist you? These are important ques-
tions. Remember that eyesight Is price
less and that sight once lost can never be
restored. Persons will buy pair OF cheap
imperfect spectacles, thinking II economy
not knowing that they are doing them
selves irreparable injury until il is too late.
The popular opinion that the use Of glasses
should be postponed as long as possible IS
erroneous. As soon as you find your sight
failing go at once 10 a specialist and have
your eyeSteste and glasses properly fitted.
An invitation is extended TO those who
have never been able TO find glasses TO suit
them, and 10 all in need of proper lenses
10 visit our new Optical Department
PROF. /. LEVITT. Manager.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-11
ADJUSTMENTS.
"SHORE ACRES. ."

SHORE ACRES"
The story OF Shore Acres which
comes to the Opera House for a return
engagement tonight, shows two broth
ers. a farm. some young people stub
bornly in love, a spelling ambition
which hardly reached beyond the farm
fences. narrow prejudices battling
against new and half understood con-
ceptions of life. sacrifices awlIwardly
given. children playing through 1t all
and not understanding, dull routine
of out of the way life with tragedy
showing itself timidly and comedy try
ing to cover the grief, love which can
do but not say-such is "ShOre Acres"
There is no need to repeat the simple
story, for a story is not the thing. The
play is purely some pieces of truth put
together by a man who had the bravery
TO know that art can never go beyond
truth.
GUS HILLS NOVELTIES.
Among the speciality artists who are
with Gus Hills Novelties, which at
traction will open an engagement OF
three nights and matinee at the
Grand tomorrow evening are Lew Haw-
kins. the prince of comedians; Estelle
Wellington, song and character dan
seuse: Fanny Bently and Cameron, Cal
ifOrnia's kings of musical comedy: Fred
II. Leslie. with his $4,000 challenge
troupe of performing dogs; McCale and
Daniels, Gray and Conway, character
sketch artists; Bonnie LOttie, the sing
ing and dancing sunbeam; DAILY and
Devore. Celtic comedy duo; Gus Hill.
champion club swinger of the world;
Little Dick, the boy champion baton
juggler; and the farce comedy triumph,
The Twentieth Century Barber"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-11

NORFOLK & WESTERN RAILROAD
to all points in Virginia and the South
via Luray and Natural Bridge. For all
information as to rates, schedules, etc.
write to w. B. Bevill, On. Pass. Agent,
Roanoke, Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-11
NOVELTY SILKS

Are coming in every day. Stunning
effects in large. satin-fgured, Tanetta-
ground silks. Can't give samples Of
these. as it would take half yard ey-
cry time TO show the design. More Of
those fetching. warp printed Persian
silks. Very Frenchy Novelty Plaid
and Persisn Xeve-s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-11
SPECIAL.

heavy regular 65c quality for ACC
Union SOC
Extra heavy Union Carpets quay) 29c
Coverings variety.
Japanese Oriental effects
Quality $29S
hearth $1S9
Largest s2S
26x5 $l9S
till wanted free OF charge
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-11
AF...HT...N
CHAS. R, GOETzE'S
PHARMACY,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.

Mr.. Goetze has accepted the agency for
NAyERS' FAMOUS CATARRH CURE.
and has arranged for a limited time 10
have an instructor at his store.
What Nayers Catarrh cure oilers you:
1st-Not only relief. but cure.
9nd-A three-mouths treatment.
2rd-One bottle To do the Work.
4th-It is used differently from any other
medicine. ..5 ~
cT For N t5a price of one dollar.
hundreds have tested this medicine and
eli are high in their praise Of this wonder
Gil crre NaYers Cure challenges the
world n battles the physician.
No other medicine can back ITS reputa-
zion nv giving you free trial before you
buy. - -. ,.,,,9
10 YOU hawk and spit:
10 YOU catch cold easily?
no You have a dropping IN your throat!
10 You have frequent colds?
Is your hearing affected?
Does your nose stop up
no vou sleep with you mouth open?
10 YOU have throat trouble!
Are YOU short Of breath?
Xii these are symptoms Of Catarrh.
cal this week We give you free trial
and DO not ask you to invest a cent until
Won are satisfied our remedy is as repre-
THE SCEPT1C.
THE CHRONIC
are all high in their Praise of its curative
power. c,.- D
Goetze's pharmacy. only a limited Jme
'f,,,-,.,a G co. agents at Bridgeport
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-11
GENERAL NOTICES.
WHEELING q

i KENTUCKY RAILROAD COMPANY.
Wheeling. W. Va. March 10, 1895
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Pittsburg. Wheeling and Kentucky
Railroad Company will he held at the prin-
cipal office of the company, In the city Of
Wheeling. West Virginia, on Thursday.
pose of holding an election for directors
10 serve for the ensuing year. and the
transaction of such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
mrl0edi 5. b. LIGGETT, Sec'y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-11
SHIRT WAISTS AND SEPARATE SKIRTS

Constitutes one of the leading dress eff
tects of the season. See our immense
lines, all brand new-not one old one
carried from last season. Wash waists,
4Sc TO $500 Silk waists up 10 S16.75.
A hummer in skirts. SOS Gold and
silver belts sway the fashion centres.
We have choice ones with Medallion
Buckles, at soc each. The new
Union Shirt Waists for boys in all
sizes and qualities.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-11
NOTICE.

The undersigned have formed a partner
ship under the firm name OF Chew d Lewis
and viii hereafter conduct the business of
the late firm Of Morrison e Chew. az the
corner of Eighteenth and Chapiine streets.
city. All persons indebted TO the firm OF
Morrison & Chew viii please call and set
tie. and all debts of said firm Of Morrison
& Chew Will be settled by the undersigned.
CHEW & LEWIS.
". A. CHEW.
mrsdqeu W. T. LEWIS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-11
CARPETS!
Style! Quality! Durability!

Largest Stock and Greatest Assortment in the State Spring
are n found here
Carpets books Designs that are diff
ordinary displays New and novel effects in
medium priced Carpets lines have been
greatly strengthened this every fail please
Goods pleasure We
anee you money prices We
keep only the best grades the best
Body and Bge0w five frames The
name woven on the Car1et protect articles
Remember this
ROY AT, WrITONS BRUSSELS,
BIGELOW ADMINISTERS. HARTFORD BODY BRUSSELS,
HARTFORD ADMINISTERS, TOCONY BRUSSELS.
SAllii' <N\'->''I-i"'' WHITTAIlS BRUSSELS,
SMITHS VELVETS
HIGGINS VEIVETS 0
--,--r,-,- ,,-r, WITT. STINSONS TAPESTRIES,
TOCONY RONBURI TAPES ItItS
BIGELOW BODY BRUSSELS. SANFORDS TAPESTRIES.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-11

General Passenger Agent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-11

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-28
Stir bic nabenben SSeierta9e
babsn gs6t's uIsls Dorbsrfitungsn
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MeiIing= uno SnDr4Sii9e 10 bilig
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in PlIi4, Supiferie uRo 2eber; =
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cateQe=, Sdpiiieriez uno 5aartu4=
ueber3ug, einise 10 billig tpieS15.75;
- ferner Elm groBes QTortiment
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Ssfen; SelzSefen, bic biligIten in
Der 'Stdbt; - Bargains in gang
tpplsnen 3zfu4en Seppi9en, tppllez
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fd0nes 9ei4ent a6ge6on. 8snn sic
ni3t bas boure 9elo bafur in Sdn=
ben ba6en, 10 ma6t bas teinen I'm
terIdiso bei 5s9t's; mir gsben 81
nen isben @reOit, ben Sic tpiini9sn.
llnier 2dben lit isbsn @beno Bis 8
ll9r ge0ffnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-28
GrDrnHclt unD beraubt.
Gin weorescbein,mia Ger Gudfrrftant. - SaS
Spfer elm leiebtfcrtiscs 6rauenstmmer. -
Sbr 3ubaItcr perbaftct-

OFFER elm leidbtfcrtiscs 6rauenjtmmer. -
9br 3ubaltrr utrbaftct.
96iIuDeIp6tu, 27. Noo. -
8egan 10 u6r geItern 9t6eno tpurbe bic
24zidhrigs 2tnnie 9uuff, pel4e nu4
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purfsfrs;e griiten5 fii6rte, in ibrer
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ben, unter l1mItdnben, tpeI4e D1rduf
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bet uno bsraubt puroe. Dis 9oli3eiz
Sstseant 9ofFm1n alT Die 93a9z
ri6t, 0uB in etnem 3immer bes genanns
ten 9aufss eine 2etAe liege, iich bort
9in begr6, funo er bic 36iir perI9lo1z
fen. 9a er auf feline anIDere WeiIe in's
3inpmer getangen tonnte, trat er Die
SGiir Elm unp flnD bas 6ruuenaimmer,
bds sr iofort ais Die@ingangs er1pd9nte
2(nnie Sauff pieoer erfannte, ne6en
ibrem Bette, bift an Der Warb, am
9Obar Iisgsn. Der 8stt tpar ur6ez
riibrt unb Der 9ut Innie's lag duf Der
gettbede. Sbre S4u6e itunoen ns6en
ibr. Die Sauff lag auf oem Riiden;
Die re4te 9arpo rubts uuf Der 8ruit
bi6t iiber Dem 9er3en. 9ds 8sIi6t
ipur bon 8lut ii6erItr0mt, io1s ibr uus
Utun!o uno NaIe gefloiIen mar. Serz
gsant 9oFTman DeranlaBte nun ioFort
Die 8etbaftung Oes 31zjdbrigen SreO.
8urse, ulias WsiBser6er, ben er als
3ubGlter Der Q(nnie Sauff fannie, in
Der Grpartung, uon i6n tpidtigsn
gufidluB 3n erElltsn, Der mDgli9er
gGaiIe 3ur Gntoedung oes N0rDers
fiibren tonnte. 8urfe puroe na9 benz
9auIe un0 in bas 3immer ge6ra6t,
mo bic Qsi6s fug, unb beitdtigte, baB
Die Sobte feline r8eIie6ts," 2tnrie
Gauff lei. @r ertldrte, buB er ban
qan4sn Sag ii6ar bsi ibr gepsisn lei
unb lie crit I'm 80 ll6r ,Q6enbg perz
tafen fl6s. I'm 0ieIe 3eit lei Nnnie
nod i'm 9eIiBe elmer 80rIe nit $11 baz
rim gstpeIer, Die er i6r geItern gegeban.
8ei ieinem Wegge9en ba6e It9 cine an
oere petbli6e Perion, bic i'm Ielben
Suuis npbne, unD uuBerbsm elm freHl=
Der Munn, os1en Numen er ni9t fsnns,
in 2lnnie's SeIeqI6lft befunoen. Die
gDlisei Fanb nah etnisem Su4:n biz
8Drie Der SOoten, ieoo9 leer. Die
$11, bic ii3 na3 Der beitimmten 8es
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ten, tparsn berf6punoen unb nirgenbs
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Ueann bas 5rauen5immer erbrofeltI
| uno beraubte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-28
Giue &itr bel aUett

GrfdItunssn, Sufsu. entJanNetsm @ali' 5nfIusnia'
eron3itis, 8ntumrna, IHi6Dtaun9 Der 8'itnTs
Safttp,b GutIiirIunaen, &bsumatjsmas, Rslral'
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@t6tmu0tb.
IS turirt Die t,f:iafen S5msrlsn in elmer big
;iponjio giruttu. Ti,muno brdubt sint StuHDs,
na5Gtm tr bitie gHHOnce 0elsieH, SbmsrleH 81
leiotH.
SaoipdDs Teaep Jftiief it stn fi5;rs5 Qtitttl gss
qceeu aas Sbmer5:u, 9srrtHfuHgtn, Gattibungtn,
edmsueH i'm 3adtn, Quf otr SrIh cssr tn OtH
SlisOern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-28
Gs tpar saS crFr
11nS TT oas ein3igs
Shmer3ensSinS SinSernngsmittel. |.

esld5ss bic quGleuSf,R Stm,rjsH iofOrt btbsbt, Die
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plitatisn turrt, ab hisicbe nun BON ben Sunqen
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Sosr CreaHeH bsTrRbScu.
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furri in lDsuiatu @llHut.n Sraupis lauren Utagth,
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inntrlibtn 8ti5D.r6tu.
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gD,bitiitbtr uus al, aubtrtu maIariibtn, bi.toisn
unO ipEftist fSit5r 10 raid turrt, pit &aoUap's
R,aop Rtsi I'M StrtiI nit 9IorDaO's 9Iuen.
soc. PrO 5!ai9t. 9.i dnen Apotb;t;rn 3u bobeR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-28
9Sr. 1856.
Slutiges Gune riues Ian;rerBnu'
rFuS

8utIer. 4a., 27. NOoem6sr. -
@elegentli9 eins5 gsitern 2(beno 5ebn
Nsiln pen bier uuf oem 2an9t itattz
oefunonen Sdn3pergniisen5 gerittben
5ipei 5sr1n3igdbr;ge 8uri4en, Ntumen5
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5treit. Gappeuu psrIeBte Dem @rIte7
rem nit eirem Belle Slpti puhtige
S6ldqe auf ben &opf unr bra6te Inn
tSotfi6e 8unoen 6ei. 8tsicb Daraltf
burdIdnitt er ii6 NIT einem NeFtr Die
&sbfe uno pur binnsn 3tbn Minutsn
sit1e Oafrhe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-28
Ginbred)sr aldlcrn ein @ebauoc rin.

Rortpi9, Conn, 27. Nobem6er.
= WG6reniD Der Dergangsnen Ra4t
fprengten girrbrs9er bic Spinoe i'm
9iireau Der pPuritan Spris1g 9ottfing
So" gu Sfanp,sbine uro raubten etpd
$500 in 8aargeIo. Sie paren offenz
bur Reulirge i'm Gei4dft, benn bic Grz
plO'Itost, tpelfe b9nan bic Spinbe off
nete, mar 10 luut, ouB ole gefpo6nsr
Der Nad6ori6aft uufgefusdt fpuroen.
Sie febten aubsroGm Das 9sbGuos in
8ranb, un0 bafel6e brannte nsbIt sSnz
balt nisbsr. Der 8erluit 6eirGgt $15,z
900. Die Gin6re6,r enttu'mgn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-28
11ebelbsiineeu ober sdmer;en.

StQtn SspfD,b CIRisrdHs Obtr n,ro0iss aOpfI
psb), Sabni6merj,n, 4.uragis, &bsumatisHtus.
6iiftcptb, s9muisn uno Sd,pdbe i'm ahden' Dem
@iidqrat sO,r Otu Ri,r,n, Ssi6psrpen in Der 9ts
b,ra,atnb, S,itenit,d,tn, Gni3ptauna Der Ssltnts
uuo S6m,rjtu itp,r dirt iauift Die &ppitattOn poH
Raopap's 3tltfl iofOrtioe GrIei6teruHg un0 o'htH
fortati,stsr @5,sruub siuigs Sa9e lang sepsrtie!'
Ii,t ,u. hsrmaueute S0eifuud.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-28
srauspaal bat v1lttlanoers" aenua.

Yretoria, q. NOOeHber. =
g2a9 reiFli6er GrpGgung fat Der
@olfsrauo cine 8orlage fiirGini6rGnz
flung Der Ginpanoerung na9 ameriz
tunif9em Wtuiter angenommen. Die
8orIage ent6Glt Die 8eitimmung, DAB
bic @intpunoerer M}ittsl gum Itntsr6alt
obsr QrbeitsfGbigteit na6peiien mill
fpr1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-28
f.

aaouds's R.aoS R;licf bt9ebt ole i6itmmtss
e6m.ri,n in elmer bis 3panIis Winutsn. RtsmanS
braudt cine Stunot, natptm er oisis anHoHet ae'
lti,n, hsimQsubt iu itin BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-28
Grtipt tramt oem eamofrteoem nid,t.

Qonbpn, q. gIoDember. = Der
vMorning PoIt" pirb aus Berlin te@
legrap6irt: rSignor Griipi, Der friiz
bere itaIieniI6e MiniIterzPrdiioent,
erflGrt in sinem eigenbGnoigen S9reiz
ben an einen Wo9ltbGtigteits s48a5ar,
bic 4nrabme, ais o6 europa gu 9unz
ten Don 5rieoen pdre, fir fulf6. Die
ebrgei5igen uno ru4Iii4tisen MG4te
tpartetsn Dielme6r nur barQuf, Bis Der
@rfoIg geii6ert f6iene, um europa in
Pinpr 0ripn al ftiir7pn
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- Die en3liI6e S4riftIteGsrin unb
Oi6tsrin 6r. Mat1ilDe glinb 1T gas
ftor6an
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Ser 9ad,IaB oeS Stamantcnber,oss.

Buris, 81. g2pper6er. - Die Grz
BEN Der 8rGfin be Giorp ba6an ibrsn
gro3eB Dor benz SeinezSribunal az
qen bic Staot 9snf, 1peG9er betanntz
li9 Der 9sr3og Don 8ruuni6peig iein
gefamn1tes 8ermDgen 6interlaFen bat,
berlpren. Der SpruA bes 8eri6ts
qing Dabin, baB cine umitoBung beg
SaItamsnts bes 6er3ogs niht ausg:z
Ipro6en tperben t0nne, 0a Die &ldger
nt6t na69eipieien 6dtten, buB lire
Wlutter cine anertannte natiirli6e
So4ter bes 9er3ogs 8eipeIen pdre.
Scr 9auautaIsanoaI tpteoer etn,naI.
Paris, 27. gtp0ember. - Gmilie
Nrton iit in 8er6tnbung nit Der os9en
Jpn er6obenen Qnfluge pagen Bette
dung geri6tli9 par60rt iporoen. Der
neus BrO5sB beruriu6t uugemeins
Seniation, ba man annimmt, bub Or
ton ben S6lii7el gu bem i6md6lidsn
Pharmaceutical, in lpel9en 1O4 i'm
Dffentliden 2e6en itebanbe MGnnsr
perDidelt iinb, in ben 6GnIben Bat.
2lusemein lautet bic 5rage: r8iro
Nrton 2llss, mas sr tpeiB, ent6iiIen?"
3nm SdlIufie eine frtiGe fr6bltGe
5saueret.
Yurts, 27. g2opem6er. - W1it Ell
rsr ougemeinen &aitsrsi enbete Der in
Qppn abge6altene Qntiz6reimaurarz
GongreB, peI4er ii4 in glei6er WeJIe
gegen 5reimaurerei un0 SSuIOentbum
rtdtete. Gs fam gu f0rmli9sn 2(ufz
itdnben, 10 DaB &upallerie aufgeboten
lper0en uno Dieie Die StruBen fGubern
muBte. Sine grobe Qn5abl PerIonen
!puroe oerDun0et, unter bieien Re0atz
tsur S6ierrD bon Der 3eitung r5rdtlce
2ibre."
Gurse Gabeloeptidten.
- 8isc0unt 8oug6, bis6srigar erIter
Sefptdr Der britI9en @eIlnoi6aft
in Wai6ington, lit als 2egationsIefres
tdr na4 Berlin DerieBt porosn. Sein
Gaafolger in Na76ington lit ID. b.
gunlen gegenpdrtiger 6ritii6er 92@
l3dFstrGger uno 9eneral &oniu! 81
8angtot, Siam.
= 5n 2onbon uno 0aI6ington prz
Iautet geriidtneiis, baB in G6iIi eins
Reoolution ausge6rohsn 1T. Das
8eru4t fat ioipeit nod teine 8eitdtiz
gung g:funben.
Die &0nigin BON gnglan6 bat
bem dls g}d6folger bss oeritorbsnen
Sir Sobn Wtiqais tiir5li4 gum prdii=
bsnten bsr t0nigli6eR 2ttabemie err
nannten @bnarD s. qppnter bas
0fnsIshrGhifnt nfrfiphpn
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sSo1n &. Srtble.

Gin Wurt, MaOams 9aHen Sbnsn Sbrs Slace=
0anoidube rt6t? Sinb Sic nit Sbrtu JsS9sH
Gieftrant isint 8eriprc6uneeu? Denn Dies ni3t
Der san, fommsu Sic ,u uns. Srible bate nd tlr
spci Sabre bonn @eibdft ,urhdeesoe.u. Sod tdno
6anDibub @ei5dft, BON peI3sm er eolftdnoioe
SsnntniHe beist. CIR erbfinete oieien 2aosn 9or
8sutat : in bier @otsn oeroopsslte fb iein 9tr=
icual ouf bier anpaiier, uno er ksbt f6 jest nab
msbr NIT Sabfenutnb puiebsncu @npahsrn un,.
tcnncn osren Site. s8is gut aud 3ribIe's Sano=
i6ubt in oet perganqsnsn 3tit qspesn lno 10 futrs
er Sbnen bennob before Sanoi6ube in }utuntt lies
ftrn. Sic Softer Safen uno 9srrin's Sdniir= 9dno=
i6ube fnp bic eiu,iesn Glaee= oauo6ubs, rveI6c
dbsr ein brsites oper i6malts .Sanoqsitnt pafsn
efsOn & 1''S SsTTeSIGs mil StdtsfF ~ Ss5
9inuesSanbi6ube fno ib6n uno tart.
Es- Gs ipirb Scutfdb sefprpdbsn.