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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-05
wEYLER DEFEATED AGAIN.

The Arrival of 500 Wounded Soldiers Mt
Havana Seems to Indicate This Fact.
Cincinnati, Dec "A special to the
Commercial Tribune from Key West, Fla.
says: Passengers by Steamer from Ha.
vano tonight say II train with 500
wounded Spanish soldiers arrived there
day 1t is said most of them came
from the vicinity of San Cristobal and
Candelaria. No definite statement could
be had rs to from what battlefield they
came. Rumors prevailed on the arrival
that Weyler had sustained another de.
feat. Counter statements were also made
that the vanguard of Maceo's army had
Sheen defeated. Moreover, it was an
nounced that Weyler is on the eve of at.
tempting to storm some of the hilltops
where MaceO is entrenched, and this has
raised great expectations in Havana
This afternoon it was current on the
streets there that another garrison of
Spaniards had deserted over to Maceo
with their arms, ammunition and stores.
The place was not given, though it is
supposed to he near Palacios. Over $50
men were in the garrison Late in the
afternoon, guerrilla fighting WAS reported
across the bay from Havana. Just be-
You'd the line of forts Il small party of
insurgents made n dash into the suburbs.
They succeeded in killing three Spanish
soldiers, capturing one captain and firing
several houses. They lost five men killed.
Several American correspondents at Ha-
vana have had friendly warnings to the
elect that Weyler lis contemplating de-
porting some of the more outspOken ones
because their reports do not please him.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-05
4 WARM CONTEXT

Washington, Dec. 1.-Postmaster Gen
eral Wilson has before him the question
of the appointment of Il successor to Post
master Armour, of Memphis, who will
soon be dismissed for Irregularities in
Office, and IL war is being waged between
Senator Harris and Representative Pat
terson, both of Memphis, each having IL
candidate. Senator Harris son is assist
ant postmaster, but is not backed for the
vacancy by the Senator, whose candidate
is William NJ. harrington, II leading bus
mess man of Memphis. Representative
Patterson fayors the appointment of
Hugh Petit, who is opposed by Senator
Harris, who said that if lie were appointed
he would hardly be confirmed bv the Sen
ate.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-05
SHARKEY STILL IN BED.
The Gamblers Cashing All Wagers Made
That He Would. Win.


San Francisco Dec 4.-Thomas Shar-
key, who was Knocked out by Fitzsim
mons on Wednesday night, is still in bed
watched over bv three physicians. AT
least two of the physicians who have ex-
amiDed Sharkey since the fight do not be-
lieve his injury was received from Fitz
simmons or that it was caused by a blow
at all, but the generally accepted belief
now is that he was accidentally fouled by
Fitzsimmons.
ID. j. Lynch, Sharlley's hacker made
another attempt to have his certificate of
deposit for %l0,O 900 cashed by the Anglo
California bank to-day, but was refused.
Lynch threatened to bring suit against
the bank and the manager for the
amount.
Sharkey has ten days in which to an
swer the com plant filed by Fitsmmons
and it is not expected that the legal fight
will be hurried. The pool room and book
makers decided to cash the bets to-day
and holders of wagers OH Sharkcy were
made happy
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-05
KOSHENA NOW THREATENED.

Shawano, Wis. Dec. 1.-The situation
ut Koshena grows serious. At Koshena
Falls, twenty miles up the river, the ice
is piled below the falls thirty feet high.
Water packs up so that the falls are COW
cred. The ice jam extends two and IL half
miles down the river and is piled high
against the lower koshena bridge. Water
is backing up ii creek at the village and
part of the place is under water. The
flood is rising rapidly At the govern.
ment planning mill the water is seven feet
deep and all of the agency property is in
danger. In this city people are waiting
anXiously
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-05
EPIDEMIC IN WASHINGTON.
y Very Large Number of Gases OF Diph-
liberia.

liberia.
Washington, Dec. 4.-The total number
of diphthera cases recorded at the health
Office up to and including yesterday is
about one hundred none of them at pres
eut being regarded as Of serious type,
There We're seven patients added to the
list yesterday, and one recovery reported.
SeN eral houses were removed from quar-
antine.
All of the patients reported yesterday
as having broken quarantine are hack in
their homes, subject to the regulations.
No serious results are anticipated from
their excursions abroad.
The careful scrutiny of all throat alfec-
tons coming under the care of the city
physicians is evidenced by the large num-
Der of cultures sent in to the health Office
daily for examination.
The result OF the meteorological test dis.
covers the diphtheria germ in Il large
number of the cultures, but not all, the
actual cases being, probably, seventy. five
per cent of the total
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-05
GEORGE BLISS REQUESTS.
Large Sums For Education, Hospitals
and Missions

Large Sums For Education, Hospitals
and Missions
Canton, Ten, Dec. 1.-The will of
George Bliss has just been recorded here.
After disposing of II large fortune he pro-
ceeds as follows with bequests:
TO Yale College, ut New Haven, to he
applied ut the discretion of the prcsi-
dent, 500 600.
''To tile Woman's Hospital, in the
State of New York, $50, 600.
''To the Hospital of the New York
Society for the Relief of the Ruptured
and Crippled, 100000.
$40 the Manhattan Eye and Ear Hos
pital, $4,000
$40 the New York City Mission and
Tract Society, $4,000.
$40 the New York Protestant Episco-
pal Mission Society, $1,000
''ro the Domestic aud Foreign Mission
Society of the Protestant Episcopal Church
of the United States of America, one
half of said sum ana the other half for
domestic missions, $4,000.
ITO the Wonan's Home, of North
Hampton, Mass. $40, 900 -
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-05
WHOLESALE POISONING.
Nearly 600 People in Milwaukee Sick,
With Suspicious SYMPTOMS

with Suspicious symptoms.
Milwaukee, Wis, Dec. 4-What is
thought TO be an attempt mt wholesale
poisoning in II large measure successful
was reported to the health department.
to-day when information was given of the
sudden and serious illness of about 100
families, numbering between 800 and 600
persons, living in the northwestern part
% the city. The cause of the sickness
was l, aced to bread sold 1T bakery,
owned ny OTTO Figlesthaler which has Il
very large trade. Tonight an analysis
of the bread showed that it contained ar
senic. The Geo persons poisoned are liv.
ing but n large number of cases arc con.
sidered serious if not critical. Mrs.
Ffglesthaler, the wife of the baker, stated
to-day that she thought that some one
had deliberately put poison into the box
containing the -four from which the bread
was made.
The police are convinced from the in
vestigation tonight that arsenic was
placed i'll the bread with intent to cause
the death or serious illness of Figlestha-
ler's customers with the object OF running
his business. Arrests will be made to-
morrow.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-05
4 FIEND HANGED.

McLeansboro, Ills, Dec 4-F'red
Behme was hanged to-day. His crime
was the most fiendish ever committed in
Southern Illinois. Last Easter, after
Draining his wife with an axe he then
took his three. yearold child to the barn,
put halter around his neck and hung
him to Il rafter. The weight of the child
being insufficient to strangle it, the muir
deIer pushed down the boy by the shout
ders until the child's tor que protruded
from the mouth and the eyes were forced
from their sockets
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-05
THE MYSTERY SOLVED.

Cincinnati, Dec. 4.-The mystery of
the killing of Thomas Joy last Monday
has been explained by a confession from
James Welton, Il park policeman. He
confessed TO the coroner that he and JOY
were together ut NIuldoon's saloon on the
sidewalk and that both had been drink
ing. They became engaged in scuffle
over II revolver when it was accidentally
dischared. This confession removes sus-
picion from Muldoon and Farrell, who
have been under arrest chan ged with
murder.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-05
\ TEXAS FAlLURE. g

Waco, Tex, Dee Nv l.. Duprec,
dealer in hardware and agricultural i'm
plcments. with branch stores in several
nearby towns, filed deed of trust to-day
to j. c. Birkhead for the benefit of cred.
itors. Liabilities rated at $3.50 600, local
banks and creditors being preferred. AS
sets ire largely in excess of liabilities
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-05
PAID IN CONFEDERATE MONEY

Charlotte \. c., Dec. lin Wilkes
county, two strangers went to the house
of II. Il. Combs, who had lot of fine
brandy on hand, and bought Il whole
wagon load of it, paying for the spirits
in what appeared to be .greenbpcks.
When Combs carefully examined the bills
he found they were Confederate notes
that had been -skilltully painted green.
These men are said to have played the
same game on others
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-05
MILLS MAY COME SOUTH.

Bddeford, Me, Dec. 1.-The Pepperell
and Laconia mills have petitioned the
Maine legislature for the privilege of in
creasing their capital stock, the former
to s., 5000 and the latter to 50, 200, coo.
1t is believed that the companies contem-
plate operating branch plants in the
South
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-05
AK oRGANIzEK AppoINrED.

Columbus, Ga, Dec. 4 Fred J. Estes
editor OF nm evening paper of this city,
has been appointed by President Gompers
as Southern organizer for the American
Federation of Labor and will enter upon
his duties ut once, travelling with Hon.
Robert Howard. of Fall River, Mass
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-05
rExAs CoNvIcTs LIBERATED.

Dallas, Tex, Dec. 4.-Seven convicts
were turned loose at Ben Arnold, Milan
county, yesterday evening by Il mounted
desperate, who rode up to where the con.
victs were working and shot the guard,
badly wounding him in the..right arm.
The convcts fled in different directions.
A posse was organized and is securing
the country. Neither desperate nor con
victs had been captured up to / O'Clock
to-day.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-05

Chattanooga. Tenn. Dec { The Ten.
nesaee Press Association, at its~meeting
tonight here, endorsed the Hon. H. Clay
Evans for position in President-c elect
McKinley's Cabinet.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-05

Your nose is bleeding! Why don Z YOU
stop itf Ponds Extract will cure it
quicker than anything else
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-05
A FAILURE IN DRUGS.

Kansas Cityt Mo-, Dec. 4. The j. b.
Owens Drug Company has failed here, rs
a result Of the Missouri National Bank
failure. The bank holds notes of the
firm aggrcgating $ll $50
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-05

Atlanta Ga, Dee. 4.-peacock Dun.
woody " Hough, retail dry goods dealers,
doing business on Whitehall street, this
city, made an assignment this morning
to Willis Il. Raglan. Liabilities f53, 900;
assets $1l 900
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-05

Don't fail to attend Cohn's special suit
and over coat sale to day.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-05
THE VENEZUELAN MATTER.
Surprise Expressed Over the Early Re
turn of Minister Andrade.

tOt'i ~ iSC l-NplcSScu oNcI LilG GIiTiN Ut"
turn of Minister Andrade.
Washington, Dec. 4,-Mnister An.
drade of Venezuela, will sail from Lag.
uayra, the seaport of Caracas, ON the 9th
instant arriving in New York about the
18th and coming direct to Washington
to present III person to Mr.. Oncy the po-
sition of the Venezuelan authorities so
far ms determined mt present, on the Brit
iSh- Venezuelan settlement.
James X. Storrow, who accom- panied
him, is expected to return at the same
time. They went to Caracas for the spe
cial purpose OF laying before President
Crespo and his associates Il copy of the
Olney- Salisbury agreement. Their early
return is Il great surprise.
Since their departure little has come
from Venezuela further than II general
statement chat the outlook was proms.
ing for an acceptance Of the agreement
ana treaty. From the circumstances at.
tending their mission it is felt that their
return means either one of two things,
viz: Il satisfactory understanding or else
desire on the part of the Venezuelan
authorities TO secure some chance in the
terms of the agreement
The complete silence of the Venezuelan
officials up to the present time has been
Il matter of considerable surprise and
conjecture among officials here
1t had been expected that speedy action
would be taken To have the Venezuelan
congress pass upon the agreement, but
thus far no word has been received that
an extra session will be called.
SOUTH CAROLINA BAPTISTS MEET
Charleston, S. c., Dec. A. The State
Baptist convention was regularly organ
lied here this morning by the election of
eX-Judge J. II. Hudson, as president
Other officers were duly chosen and the
labors of the convention began. The day
and night sessions were taken up with
the reading of reports and the transac-
ton of business of IL routine nature
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-05

Beautiful lamps, latest style, lowest
prices. Grayatt's Fair, Salem avenue.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-05

Look out for Andrews belled team.
w. X. Andrews 81 Co. have been in the
coal business since 1890. They think they
know how TO please you.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-05

Have your fruit cake baked at Ca
togni's, the confectioner.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-05
SOUTH CAROLINA BApTIsTs NEE,
Read ] his !!

8 beautiful oo.piece I'm
ported Dinner Get at $3.50.
just think, a nice solid oak
cheffonier only So. SO.
The largest and most CO ns
Plete line of Lamps and ONYX
abIes ip the city found at
he 8. n Stewart Furniture
Company.
Cur Sc, loc and CSC coun.
ters ars loaded with Xmas
Noy lties. Cal! to see them.
You will be surprised 30 see
chs beautiful 5-piece Tapes
try ParIor Suit that we are
now offering for $25.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-05
COVERED
WITH
fIUNIOR

When Was thirteen years old began to have
so,e eyes aud ears, and from my ears humor
doctorf, but they did me no good. My disease
wns Eczema. BY this time 1t had gone oil over
would live, md would not have but for CurIcuRA
REMEDIES. 1 used four boxes of CuTIcuRA,
,hvc cakes of CUrIcURA SOAR, and three bottles
OF CuTfcuRA REsOLysNT. Ny hair all came out
at That time, but now it is so thick can hardly
comb IL. am sixteen years old, weigh 80
pounds. and am perfectly we'll
Miss IREAN GRANDEI., Clnytop N Y
SPEEDY CURE TRKhTaEwr-W Warm baths with Gu
TtcrhA soar gentle applications CuricrsA (oint-
msnr and mild doses OF CUrIcu greatest
OF humor
Sold throughout the world. Price, Cu1,cuRA, Soc,
i soar, 2Se.' REsoLvENT. SOC. and 81. PorrkR DRu0
AND CHEM. Corr, Sole Props., Boston.
oa-" How to Cure Every Skin Humor" mailed free.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-29
Oura oas 0oentifcationsfYitem
iibertibrt.

Sci Der ameritanii9en 8unbesarmee 1T
Elm s@@pftem eingefi6rt, mel
DIES mod piel 5uberldffiger 1T, 'als bas BEL
Der golt5et 5iemli9 aagemein gebrGu3li9e
r8ertiGone@ pftem". Bon iebem &etruten
nirb elm g~enaues 8tlb feines gar3en &0rz
pers genommen unb barauf tperben iGmmtz
Ii9e @r0BenoerbGltnife notirt unb aud
ale Sebler Biz gu @ar5en unb 9iibneraugen
binab ber5ei9net.
90 gelingt es ben Mtlitdrbeb0rben ni9t
felten, bur@ 8erglei9ung Der 8ilber bon
Gefruten NIT ben f6on borbonbenen Sill
bern 9eIerteuren auf Die Spur gu tommen,
tpeG6e ft6 tpie0er CUR Mufnabme in Die Or
NEE melben. Yatrid @orman, Der fiir5liG
Bel benz 8. &egiment Der 8unbesS Gabu1erie
eintrat, tpurbe auf biefe 8eiIe ais 9eIer=
teur bon Sort G6eriban %erfannt, bort6in
gum pro5eB gef9idt unb pom &riegsgeri3t
su i9muApOIer GntGafung, 8erGuft ieineS
riiGitGnOigen Soloes unb 5u einem Sabre
MilitdrgefGngniB berurtbeilt.
WGbrenb bes DerflOhenen Sabres itnb mil
Siilfe bes BEL 9riebenen Soentiftcations1Spz
items mebr dls 100 9eierteure ermitteli
urb beitraft por6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-29
.fG. m. benoerfon. +

ecym Glitter BON 81 Sa6ren itarb 0Onneri flag
fritz Inn y 1br in ieinem 9eim, go. 1916
8rairie @be., Charles We. 9enberi On, Se=
niort6eil6a6er bes groBen S@lt6gei3Gfts 6.
90. 6enberion C So, elmer Der %befannteiten
unb t~pD6Iba6enbIten @ei4Gftslellte gbt>
cago's. @r 3interlGBt eine 8ittipe unb brei
SDbter, Srau Gubolp6 Mub, unb Srdulein
Grace unb 8efiie 9enberfon, bic ale beim
9inf9eiben bes 8aters 5ugegen uparen.
Der 8eritorbene gait allgemein fir einen
mebrfa9en MiuionGr. ST 6utte u. u. 1eill
2e6en nit $15O,OOO oerii9ert. Die Sirma
6. 81. 6ertberion C 60. 6eiibt bret groBe
S9ubfabrifen in 0iron, ST., unb bei9df~
tigt me6rere tuui enb Nrbeiter. Die 9u1pts
office berfelben 6efinbet ii9 in go. 243
@bums @traBs.
@burles Mutber 9enberYon mar am 81,
MGr5 1884 in Seem 6artforb, Conn, aGs Der
@pbn BON Sumes s. rnb @ubrinu Sen0erz
ion geboren. @r er6ie1t feline M~usbilbune
in Connecticut unb MaHa9uietts unb fam
I'M Sabre 1858 nu9 @6ica9O. !6ier 6egann
er bic foufmdnnii6e 2aufba6n als glert in
benz @9ubpaarengeI9Gft feines Snfels s,
q, SenOerTon, in Sirma s. q. SenberIon
&c So. 3pet Sd6re fpdter organiitrte er
bic Strmu s. Sc. 9enberIon &c So. SIN
Sabre 1862 ndbm er Wilbur g. Senber1on
ols Sbeil6aber Der Sirma ouf. 9ieIetbe
bate Elm groBes 5abrifetd6liHement in 3d.
80 Safe Str. SIM Sabre 1868 purbe oas=
fe1be bur9 Seuer 9dn3lib 5eritOrt, bod baGt
baruuf na6m bic Sirmu in go. $50 Wa=
baf6 Mbe. BON Neuem urb in bergrDBerter
MaBitabe i6re S6Gtigteit tpieber auf. 9os
grobe Selter i'm Sabre 1871 eritDrte aud
Serberfo n's 6a6rif. 9ie Tirma erbolte itd
uu9 bieIes Seal tpte0sr. SSS6re Scbrifen BE-
fanben fib fettbem in 0erI6ie0enen S6eiler
bes @aT9GFtabtt ricts urb felt Dem Sd6rt
1885 an benz pten %angegebsnen 8Gabe
MG6rsnb Der &eformbapegang i'm Sabre
1874, Die in Der Nie6erlage bes Mabori
Goblin, Der g~rGangung bss g~egenpdrtiger
@tdbt9urters urb Reorganization beS
Observation-Disclosures reIuItirte, fpielte e.
cine groBe &o1e, befleibete dbsr feGbt ME cit
Qmt. @r mar felt benz Sabre 1858 mi
gmilp 6olingsNport5 oer6eirat6et.
Ser @eritor6ene trat ftets nit &at6 uni
Shat Elm, tpenn es fi9 um bic 50rberunl
Der Sntersfen G9icago's 6anbslte. @r battt
cine offene G6anb unb ~iteuerte nam6aft
@ummen fir pbiIant6rppifde 3Hpe6s bel
Gr tpar elmer Der 9riirber Der rGiti5en;
Nffociation" arnb MitgIieb bes Commercial
Chicago, Union 2eaguez ltlb Calumet:
Clubs unb in pOlitif9er 8e5iebung eli
trammer &epu6lifaner.
Die 8esrbigung fanb Samitag Na6mit
tag bon Der @obnung aus na9 Dem gfoI
9iazSrie6bOfe ftatt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-29

Der beruhtt9te Gtnbreder Barry
WeYcrs in Gbioa9o ab9efa6t.
aus Ger Sebenseei6i9te oes e~reifcn Der
breders.

Set Dem &ppeG Srettog @6en6 tuur6e ben
9eteGtibes in Der Gentral=@ Station cir
graues, 5ufammengef6rumpftes Mdnn3en
borgefubrt, bas iebt anf9sinenb bolIitdnoig
barmlOs 1T, bor Sabren jeOo9 gu Den
gefdbrli9iten unb DertDegenten Rdubsrn
unb @inbre9ern bes 2anbes 5Gblte.
9arrD Mebers, aliasN1ulboon, alias Morz
ton, 10 beiBt Der greife 8erbre9er, nuroe
i'm Sabre 1879 bier Bel einem Ginbru9 ab>
gefaBt unb na3 benz @ountpgefdngniB sez
bra6t, aus benz er iebo9 penige Sage fpdz
ter ausbru9 ,um ausG6tcago gu peri9pinben.
Benige Mpnate fpdter nurbe er. in Belle
bile, ST., nteber unter Der Nnflage bes
@inbru3s berbaftet, @r 3eigte ftb iebr reuz
mitbtg un6 erbot ii9, benz Sheriff ben Srt
5u 3eigen, no bic geitoblenen @a9en pers
graben naren. Ser Sheriff lieB ii9 aud)
bur9 bic Observation-Disclosures er's
tdui9en unb fubr nit bemfelben na9 elmer
%abgelegenen 9tele in Der geGbe BON 8eaez
billie, mo cine @n5abl Sreunoe bes @inbrez
6ers bas Subrtperf anbielten unb ben She
riff 5tpungen, ibnen ieinen @efangenen aus@
auliefern.
SIM Sabre 1880 tpurbe Elm in Der NG9e
BON @beatOn anfdiftger Sarmer Iamens
SObn. Sairbanfs in feirem 9au1e bon me6=
reren StrOI3en iiberfaqen unb I'M 8unbes@
f9ulbi9eine i'm Wert6s BON $4,000 be-
raubt, @apitdn @qiott, bamals Elm se@
pDbnli9er 9etecttb, tpurbe nit ben g3a9forz
f9ungen na3 ben &dubern betraut unD
ftelte febr balD fet, boB elmer ber1elbsn
W}eDers mar. @r folgte Der Spur bss
@troG9es unb mabte i'm ou9 in ct. 2ouis
bingfef. No9 groBen NnItrengungen 9e=
lang es au9, bic NuslteFerung Maepers' gu
ertptrfen, porauf berfelbe gu IA Sabrer
3u9tbaus berurt6eilt tpurbe. 9ieIe Strafe
berbiBte MteDers unb lit ieitoem uuem Nn=
i9eine na3 ni9t pieOer auf trumme pfabe
geratben. SrobOem purbe INN Sreitug
Qbenb, als er pieber in Sret6eit ge1ebt muir
be, ba ni3ts gegen i'm DOrlag, geia9t, baB
gbicago tein Qufentbultsort fir i'm lei uno
er iobalb er ii4 bier bliden lieBe, perbaftet
perbsn tpirbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-29
GaItfornta=G reuriionen,
periouIi9 eefiihrt.

GerGofien Chicago iiber Bic Burlington
&oute" &C.. 9. & 3. st. ST. ieben Mtttmo@
UNI 6 nbr 30 Wiuuten Nbenbs. &omte pio
Geuper, Genuer unb &io @raube=ga + uSbe
Scenic 2iue", lnb Salt Gate Gttp. 0tele
@rcuriioneu merbeu bur6 einel1 erfobreuel1
4gente1 Der Burlington Goute" 9%eleitet,
nel9er NIT @alifornieI bon @runb aus be-
FAINT 1T. Die n~eueten Buumau Souriiteu=
S9lafmagen werbeu benubt. 9ieielbeu fiub
NIT leber Sequemli6feit au~s9etattet. Sep
pt@e, 9epollterte Site, Watrobe1, &iiien,
gett5eu9, Soiletteu5imner II. I. NJ. Nltr emit
be6ren bieielben etmas Der f~oitboren 4olitur
etc. Der Euuman=@ a9en auf ben r2initeb
@rpreB" 3u9en, pGbrenb Der Breis pei
S6lofroum ltur nn9efabr ! betrd9t. Sra9t
BEL Gurer nG9iteu &eiietortelz asentur 1peger,
@tn3elbeiteu u1b iQultrirtem Girtulare na9
ober menbet Sud oil s. q. @rabp, Wtoua9er
Burlington &oute grcurlton gureau, 211
Glart Ctr, Chicago, 81.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-29
GtabIirt iett 1851.
Henry Sehoellkopf,

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