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The herald., 1896-03-28
Catholic Foresters

The charter members of the new lodge
of the Catholic Order of Foresters met at
l15X North Main street on Wednesday
evening, and with the assistance of W.
Buckley. past chief ranger of the order,
and Frank Crickelair, the local organizer,
instituted the first court of Catholic For
esters existing on the Pacific coast.
The following were elected officers !:
John Alton, chief ranger; John Kearney.
vice-chief ranger; e. P. Duggan, recording
secretary; .Crake, financial secretary;
J. P. Montgomery, treasurer: Joseph
Scott. A. Huffmeyer, DR.. A. 2. Valla,
trustees; DR.. A. j. Scholl, medical ex-
aminer; A. j. Clarke, senior conductor; P.
M. Ross, junior conductor; James T. Fer
ron, inside sentinel; j. P. Chapman, out
side sentinel; Rev. A. X. Meyer, chaplain.
The Order of Foresters is an insurance
and beneficial association and has large
membership in the east. As an evidence
of the thorough Americanism of the So
ciety, members are required to obligate
themselves to obey all orders of the high or
subordinate courts ''as long as such orders
do not conflict with their civil liberties"
and also "never to introduce anything of a
political character at any meetings OF their
court, or do anything which might bring
reproach upon the order"
The herald., 1896-03-28
DECIDED TO THE STATE
Lands Sold for Taxes Decided to the State-A
Big DAYS Business

Yesterday afternoon at 4:55 o'clock
County Tax Collector Merwin, followed by
four of his deputies, each carrying large
pile of deeds, marched into the county
recorders office, where the deeds, some.
thing over 1000 in number, we're filed.
These deeds were for lands sold to the state
for taxes from 1873 to 1890, inclusive,
with the exception of 1874, when the prop
erty sold that year was decided to the state.
There are about 1000 more deeds for
possessory interests, but injunctons had
been served upon the tax collector and
these were hung up, pending the settle
ment of the questions at issue in the courts.
Under the law of 1895 the tax collector
was required to clear up and execute to the
state deeds, for all property sold for taxes,
from 1878 to 1890, except as to 1874,
where deeds had already been made, by 5
o'clock on March 9th, consequently yes
terday was the last day on which redemp-
tions could be made. During the day q
large number of injunction suits were filed,
one of which contained 215 names, another
So and a third II.
The herald., 1896-03-28
DEAD IN A CABIN
Discovery of a Probable Suicide Not Far From
Ell nonte

Discovery of a Probable Suicide Not Far From
FL 7onte
Coroner Campbell received a telephone
message from FL Monte about o'clock yes
terday afternoon stating that dead body
had been found in cabin on the left bank
of the river about mile and half from
that town. 1t was reported that a passer-
by discovered the remains, which had a
bullet hole in the head. Nothing further
was ascertained at the time, and DR..
Campbell and deputy left for the scene
early in the evening From the position of
the body and attending circumstances it
would appear to be case of suicide,
rather than of murder. Telephone service
with Ell Monte closes at 8 PM, SO that no
particulars of the tragedy could be learned
last night. The coroner will hold an i'm
quest on the spot and return to the city this
morning.
The herald., 1896-03-28
Grand Reopenlng Under the Management Of
Harry EdeIman

NcOpGHtuS OuucT management VI
Harry Edelman
At IL o'clock today the Nadeau bar, which
was recently purchased by Mr.. Henry
Edelman, will be opened to the public, and
under the new management the bar will be
conducted as first class resort, for gentle-
men only. The Nadeau bar being situated
in the rear of the Hotel Nadeau Office
makes it the most quiet and select resort
of it's kind in the city.
The two popular mixologists, Messrs.
Chas. Steinfcldt and James Donohue, will
be retained by Mr.. Edelman, and their SER
vices coupled with the choicest liquors
which will be served the patrons undoubt-
edly make the Nadeau bar the most popu-
lar place in the city.
An elaborate lunch has been prepared
for today and all of Mr.. Edelman's friends
and the general public are cordially invited
to partake of the same.
1t is safe to say that the Nadeau bar will
be packed to moro than it's capacity by the
friends of Mr.. Edelman, who will call on
him to extend their appreciation of his
friendship and to wish him the success he
Justly deserves.
The herald., 1896-03-28
Hotel del Coronado,
FRIDAY MORNING.

H. F. NoRCROss, 129 N Spring St.:
Dear sir-The flagship Philadelphia, the
finest monitor Monadnock and the fish COM
missioners' vessel Albatross are still here but
it is expected they will only renal n about ten
days longer, leaving probably some time dur
ing the first week of next month.
Visitors at Coronado enjoy the daily free
dom accorded guests by going aboard these
government vessels. 1t is q treat Anyone
wishing this pleasure should not delay their
visit, but come at onco.
Thc:temperature here is delightful. hshingIis
good, an6 boating is un SURF ssed.
Advise your friends to come as soon as p os-
sible. The rates here are the most reasonable
we have ever found, and words will not de-
scribe the beauties OF this grand hotel and
surroundings 1t is indeed q paradise. The
hotel is the center OF society, and life here is
one continuous pleasure. We dislike the very
thought OF leaving.
The herald., 1896-03-28
If you would always have splendid cake
use DR.. Prices Baking Powder.
Wanted aS n Juror

A comm ercial traveller from San Fran.
cisco, stop ping at the Nadeau hotel, by
name S. II. Jones, had an experience with
deputy constable yesterday that proved
very annoying. He was approached on
the street by the man and served with
summons 10 appear as juror in the police
court. In vain did Jones protest that he
was not a resident of Los Angeles; the
constable said he had known him the past
ten years. Finally on being taken to his
hotel and shown papers and credentials
the officer acknowledged his mistake and
departed
The herald., 1896-03-28
Want 70 Buy a House

We have buyer for cottage in Boyle
Heights or East Los Angeles who will
make moderate cash payment and balance
monthly with interest, and will pay all
taxes and insurance. They want a place
of four or five rooms, and it must be sold
at reasonable figure--that is, fair price.
Call or address Langworthy Co., lawyers,
226 South Spring street.
The herald., 1896-03-28
II Is Delightful

At the seashore. Santa Monica, Long
Beach and San Pedro. Bathing, boating
and fishing. Saturday and Sunday round
trip so cents. See Southern Pacific time
table, this paper.
The herald., 1896-03-28
Improved Tourist Sleepers

Run daily on the Santa Fe to Kansas City
and Chicago, Mondays and Thursdays to St.
Paul. Personally conducted excursions to
Kansas City, Chicago and Boston Thurs
days. Ticket office, 129 North Spring
street.
The herald., 1896-03-28

prevailed upon to say few words. He re-
sponded with familier talk, Characters
tic of his poetic sentiments, that was
highly appreciated. He also recited
snatches Of his favorite songs.
The herald., 1896-03-28

Clear as Crystal
Sparkling as diamond, is Puritas dis.
titled water. Telephone 22S,
The herald., 1896-03-28
THE NADEAU BAR

In all the culinary realm no household
help equals DR.. Prices Baking Powder.
The herald., 1896-03-28
THE FRIDAY MORNING CLUB

Isn't 1t perfectly lovely? "Johnny Cake
made with DR.. Prices Baking Powder.
The herald., 1896-03-28

diller arrived late, but was
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-27
Staot Saltimore.

2tbfa6rtber nW} lin en-" -
Der 9ampfer nWin4en" pom ,Horoz
Oeuti6en 2loD0," Gqpt. 8. Don &6lz
len, fGbrt beute bei Sagesan6ru6 bon
bier na4 9remer6upen 5uriid. 2(n
8OrD befinbsn ii6 9r. 5obn 81. 56oms
uno 5ruu Sobannd 2aiIt BON 8altiz
more uno Sri. 6ri01 gleff BON Bar
ters6urg, 8a., Die in car &1iiite reiien
unO 90 Observation-Disclosures.
- Der 9ampTer yNefar" pom
rRorooeutI4en 2Iopb" lit gnoe nd6=
ter Q8Ode bier fdIig.
5 iir te u men. -oJn Der lib
Deitli6en 9oli3ei@Statipn lieFen gaz
tern fir Die g(rmsn elm: $50 pomU}drz
f9uGs=8ureau, % 2uib 8roD pon Gez
6rioer 9e6inger, 9ropiIionen pon ben
S6iilern Der 9rummdrIhule g{r. 8
fir NtGO6en. Sn Der noro0itli6sn
9oli3eizStatipn purben geitern naba=
81 $50 8eIu6e UNI llnterItiiBung elm
gereift unb leioer lit nur tpenig 0elb
borbanDen, I'm bic n0t6igen 2eb:n5=
mittel Il. T. IN. gu flufen. 5n Der DIT
li6en Ppli5ei=Stutipn purosn geItera
mebrere 9unbert 2aib 8roO un0 8Ieiz
bungsitiide fir bic 2rmen abgeliefert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-27
SrrigciprrGrn.


Sds 9Inti=SpndseicB i'll Sme Carolina bee
udbrt I'D, nidbt. - Srri sBcffe ppn einem,
ibnen sur sait ssIestcu epncbmprSe freiac,
iprU6eu.-Jufi, i'm suren.
B altersboro, S.zS., 26.Feb.
= 9as neue 4ntiz2Dn6geIeB Ibeirt
ftch in Der Prari5 nt6t beipG6ren 3u
poQen. 8pbl beItebt ieBt cine 9orz
f9rift, nel6e QDncber ipie anoere
Nt0rber beitrafen mil, bp6 finbet
man feline Surp, Die fol9e 2(nqefluQten
ihulOig Tpre6en pijrDe. 0rei neiBe
@intpobner, angeiebene 2eute, 0r.0.
9. Qfermann, 6ranf 8rpant u.9Franf
SenneD, batten iih bier auf Die 2(nz
tIags oes Gnn6moroe5 3u peruntporz
ten. sic lparen beI6ul0igt, an elmer
alten gegerin unb ibrem Sobne orauz
lame 8olfsjuiti3 beriibt gu buben. Die
biilfloie 5rau unD t6r Sp6n paren Ell
mes 2lbenOs i'm 08em6er b. 3. BON
bier 0ermummten aus i6rer 8ebauz
lung ge16leppt uno unter SoDesoroz
bun9en aufgeforDert lporoen, i6re Be
tbeiltgung an einem &Ieioeroie6Ita6le
- N}0belItiide lparen aus Der St.D}tz
haeI5fir6s in 9urnipeQ=Gpuntn u6z
banben gefommen - ein3uqeIteben.
8etDe betbeuerten ibre ltnf3ulb, bo6
glaubte man ibnen ni6t uno Iudbte
bur6 3ortur Elm @eitdnDniB 5u erz
prefsn. Wlutter uno So6n nurDen
entbl0Bt, an einen Baum QeFeIIelt unb
bann nit 2eoerriemen uno QeitT6en
gepriigeIt, bis fie bur6 bic S6mer3en
unb ben 8lutoerIuIt bspuBtlos purz
ben. Die llngliidIi6en funo man am
nGh'ten W}prgen tobt Quf Der nRtat=
itdtte;;" Iie naren ben erbuloeten Quaz
len erlegen. 9ieier 6rutale 2pn6z
moro trug lpeIentli6 buju bei bah
Der neuen StaatsDerFaiiun9 cine 2lnz
ti=2pn6flauIel 5u9e5tgt puroe. Die
llnterIuhung Fiibrte CUR 8er6uftuno
per orei peiBsn @inro6ner, mas i'm
gun5en GOuntD 9roBe5 2(uTie6en er=
regte. WIan tOnnte ni9t beqreifen, mi!
bic 8eb0rOen lpegen etnem 8aar nNia,
ger" angeIe6ene BeiBe CUR 8erantz
portung 3ie6en t0nnten. Die &c
i6porenen Daren offen6ar DerTel6en
Neinung, benn fie fpra6en Die 2lnqez
tlagten frei. Der DiItrift5annalt,
oem es nit Der 0urhFii6runQ 0es @sz
feBe5 Grnit 1T, lieB aber bic SFreiqe=
iproaenen glet6 pieoer einferfern auF
8runo elmer 3neitenI}oroQnflaqs. {n
Dem geItern erleoigten Sale banoelte
es ii9 ullein um ben an Der g2eqerin
begangenen Gpn6morbe. @a6rI6ein>
lid niro biz Straf0erfoIgung beam
tragen, Die 8erbdnOIung Oes 4ro3eiz
fes in einem anberen Gountp itattFin=
Den 3u ldiIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-27
GSlammcnuiitjeu.
Qrrihtc iber grofr Gturrfddbsn Gui
aleu- CbciIGn Scs GlaHrs.
GrrIufic ua Qchen unO 6igeHiBnm.
@iae "crErHp9elte 9arte Tuett S:st
500.

SeottIe, @aI6., 20. 6,6r. -
Die nSioneD Sener Yip. uro Ssrra
@otta = 6a5rit" in Gionsp, SitTapz
GountD, lit in 6Ilmmen aufQe9ang.n.
Oas Gtabliiiement reprdientirts einan
g8srtb BON $4,000, Die @erii6erua5
betrG8t nur BEN fiinften She'll bisIs5
9etrd9es.
Reo bin g, 91., 26. 5e6r. = 91s
8ei6GftsgebGuoe Des &leioer~6abri=
funten u. 5. 8rumba2 6ierIel6It 1T
Elm Raub Der 6lummen qaDoroan.
S6dben $45, 900, 9erIiherlgng $35, =
900. Der l1riprung os5 9ranbes lit
unbetunnt.
Gbtcugo, 26. 6e6r. - Die Sic
Berei oOn &urB &c 8ubrer an 2(uItjnz
9(penle muroe geitern g}a6t bur1
5Seuer SerIt0rt. s. g. @inburQ erlitt
bei ben Rettungsur6eiten T6pere
8ranonunOen. Der materielle @erluft
Itellt iih duf $135,000.
- Sn Dem 8Ublrdume Der 6ieIiqen
Wf. 8rano'f6en 9rauerei bru6 geItern
6euer aus, peIbe5 cine 8iertelmillipn
8allonen Bier 3erft0rte. Der Sc
idmmtI9aoen foa $4,000 betruQen.
SapunEub, @a., 26. Febr. -
9ds Gngros : Spe3sreilpduren Gez
idGft pon u. 9. 9uu &c So. fiel Qez
tern Dem 6euerz9Gmon gum Gpfer.
Der an ben 8orrGtben 1pro am 6eb1uz
0O0.
Sort 9rron, 0}ib, 46. Fe6r.
- 9us umfangrei6s S6nittpaarenz
8ei6dft Der 8sbr. MeiieI Iiegt in
S6utt uno 2tI6e. S4aoen $7O,z
900.
GrIet6et BEN 61ammentpb.
Wft. 5pIID, I.zSy., 26. 5Febr. -
Sine umgeporfene Yetrolsum=2ampe
ieBte geitern Nu6t ote 0obnunQ Or.
81. 8. Yarion'5 an Der 0uIbin9tOnz
itrdBe in 9runo. Die Satin bes Oofz
tors lit be5 pouen Ge6rau6e3 ibrer
8lisOer ni6t mG6tig unO Bate, na6z
Dem es Der 5euerpebr geIungen mar,
iie unter S4pierigfeiten aus Dem
6rennenDen 8ebduoe 81 trugen, bereit8
10 ihpere 8erlebungen Oubpnqetra=
gen. ouB lie 0eniel6en 6eute W}prgen
erldg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-27
Ser ferbenDe
80rber iuirO init
9ebeilSfraft beriehrit
81. MnDm q 0'S
SarfapariGtan 2teloruent.

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bur8 has glut ben 66p,B, uriu uuo unbtre fluis
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ocuu e ,riest bic @usibtouuQtu aus Ocm q0rpsr
burd5 u,uen gsiunOsu SiOi SirOpb,lr, SbuHos
iudt, Sppbiis, unesbslts uHO ibItbt btbouDtlts
Quti,uae in ibr,u bieltn 6OrmCu, Iri,r.srluts
htt Giteruuetn i'm oalis uuO WuHOs, eeibpulitc.
anoau in BEN SrHitn uu0 auOerU GbcIn oes
9orpers, i5limme augeu, ausius aus Dcu EbrsH
unb bic i5limmitsH Safe pom SautfrautbtitsH,
Gruptlon.u iSiebtr= glusi9llq GopfgriuD Rings
rDurm, SalyfluB Rotblauf acme, ibDarIt ifled,u,
gpurmcr i'm 6ltii6, GjsbDilHc D(uttcrtreb5 uno
ale ibDdbeuoeu uHo idmerlbaitU GutlcruuGsH,
Rdtoti5DcB SumcHiuB, ionic ale 9trgcuouUg Dtr
4rbcusioite iDHnen burb otit5 DuHoer Der mobgrs
ucn Gbemle iurrt DcrDen, uuo Der @cbCdub OtN'lH
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Qtbieteu uHo bic psrQsubtteu StRffe OUrd Gus
esiuuotm glute eutftauotne ,r,Bt Utlt,s 0uJcb
has SuriapariaiGH geitdert 1T 10 rur0 bsitimmt
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Der Arbtit bcaHnt uHo eriogrtlb III, ben AbGuuS
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min Der Qutjeut beier uHo fb fGr.tr ilbleH, bio
Sve,u rptrosu btFer psrouut glppstit Dtro stOA
ser uuO oas ROrpsrgepi5t UIro junsbmeH.
st. 6paciutbs q. O., GanaOu.
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uls mtiut gili6t, 5buen lu erlaub,H. mstu,u 9rJsf
in g,Jug oui StrOpb,H Ju puoiisntib,H, mad 0sH
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id obus gtb,utsu Sbrsr 9sbauoluug5lDsii: fogt:
cd b,hdtiqe ab,rmal5 meine in mtiuem ltgt,1
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bejtsr oHtibren, De9e bur3 sSbr SPtsm gebsIlt
fpuro,u. rbpobl Der Stropbsiu jail Der b,msrt,rss
ipertbtfts UHo ron oielsH SeutsH als elm DGbrsG
DuHocr GEgeisbsu Duroe.
glit agsr oObu6tUHg oerblsb, a Sbr
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&ettuug sdiTbrii9iser.
Dem SSeIlentuee NOD rinmaI sliiefIidb Cntrrus
nsH. Sd>Iimme Grfabruuacn elmer
SdiTsmannicbaft.


S0iHsmannicbaft.
4uarantine, g. s., 26. 6ebr.
= Der f6mude 9ampfar yGuracoa"
Don Der ,Reo . Gin" truf feute bier
Elm. 2(n 8orb oeIIelben beFunDen fid5
5lpan5ig Sdiffbru6igs, Gapt. Clarion
uro bieN}annifaft oeS amerifunif6en
9olII6iffss rGm. 8. 0apis." Capt.
@Iarton beri6tet, oaB er nit ieinem
6ubr3euge am 5lpeiten Sttob2r pon
U}anilu aufbraA uno am 16. 5ebruar
nah elmer, b4 pa3in ereigniBloIen
Rene Don ein,m fur6Ibur2n Srtdn
6etmgelu6t tparD. Yiar Sage uro
gfd6te belt oa5 Soben Der Glementa
an, bds Steuerruoer gir5, bon Der
Wudt Der tpIenosn Wo9an 5erf6luz
gen, Derloren uno bus S6iff mar
ma6tlo5 Den 6aus6p6 Iib tburlnenz
ben 28eQen ais Spiel6aQ preisgegeben.
3uDem ergab eine l1nterIu9ung, oaB
Der r9aoiS" einen 2ef ertdlter uno
oas in ben QdDerdum einItrOmerOe
Bdifer our9I6nittlih bier ,3ou in Der
Stunoe ftteg. Die ManDIfaft arbeiz
tete raftlo5 an ben 8umpen, bob purz
ben Die 2eBteren balD unbruu6bar, Du
Die aus 3uder beite6eroe 2aDung ger
f6mol3 II. bic ii6 aus6reitenoe 9reiz
maife Die 9l6fIiiRe oeritopfte. 0u, als
Die 8efabr am 906Iten unb i6on
ieoe 9Offnung auf Rettung aufgegebsn
mar, erI6ien Die Barrie rStratbild,
lpel4e GapitGn unb Munni9uft Be-
rettpiligIt an 8or0 nubm uno Der
oolIftGnoig grId0pften bic bette 9flege
81 S4eil 1psrben lieB. Die ,9api5"
puroe ounn in 8rano geItett, Da lie
elm gefdbrIi6a5 9inoerniB fir Die
Saifffabrt 6dtte bisten tDnnen. 2tm
"a. 6e6rudr traF Die rStratGIila" Der
uGuracpu," auf pel6sn bic S3iffz
brii6igen trarsTerirt tpurben. 9as
0erlorene 6abr3sug mar in 1877 in
9eering, Wle., erbdut urD iein 6eiz
mat6shufen Neipzgorf. IS NAB PA
SUB in Der QGngs uro mar nit 1889
Snnnpn MphnIt rpnif+rir+
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SiagO ani Giubrcdlcr.
Sd,e ferci ;,uiitfcu Scbcu une sithsrb,its
uGC,rCr.

Sdjte Kerei ;iuif6icn SicbCu uHe <tdierbeitS
udebtGr.
g bilabelp 6iu, 26. fye6r. -
@eitern 0torgen 81 frii6r Stun0e Be
mertte 9oIi3iit Qob6 5tpei Mdnner, Die
nit i6peren 8iinbeIn aus Der 8abauz
fung Der 5ruu 6enIDn, 92r. 1885, Ser
muntonn 2tpenue, funen. Q(ls Der
8oli5iIt auf Die W2Gnner 3ueilte, erz
griffen 8eioe Die 5lu4t uno purben
berfoIgt. Der BoIi3iit Feuerte einan
S9uB in bic 2uft, I'M Die 6lie4enoen
gum Ste6en gu bringen, bod erpies
ii9 bies ais perge6ens. Die Oiebe lie
fen fpeitsr uno 0er9oli5iIt feuerte nun
mebr ernItlin m:6rere S6iiiie uuf iie
ab. @irer Der 6Iisbanoen i6ien gez
troffen poroen gu iein, 0enn er blisb
cine 3eit lang itaf>n, ipG6rsnO behen
fein 9enone me6rere Shiiiie auf Den
9oli3iiten u6Feuerte. 2eBterer ertptz
berta oas 6euer. Bis i6m Ieine Muniz
tton au5gegangen mar unD entging
nit fnapper Notb bsm 2obe, benn fain
Roddrnlel, iDlDie Der S6poB ieine5
Rodes 5eigen &uge1ipuren. Die Die
be purfsn enoIi4 ibr 8iinbel meg unD
entflo6en. Der PoIi3iit padte Die
8unoI uuf, Die Stl6erpauren i'm
@art6e pon mebreren9unbert Dollars
entbisltan uno 6ra6te lie na6 Der 8ez
6auIung Der 6rau 9enIpn. Sine @nz
3u6l S6mudfd6en piro permiBt,
phpnIp eine Gudntitdt Si[ber.
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gsr. 80.
Die aataifrupBe d, Gautun.
z,cncu ecr Eraurr. - 9rct fleinc 5drsc nCben
eimanecr.-S SabIreitbc Souatipueu fir 6ru.
Rpis's Camille.

zJcncn ecr SrGuer. - Srct fleine 5drsc ncbeH
cinaneer.-S Sabreitbc Suuatipucu fur 6ru.
Spie's 6amiIc.
Die 2ei6en ppn SbereIu, 6dnnd6
uno W2drie Roie, I6ater BON fFrieos
rid Rpie, pelhe am labten W{Ontdg in
ibrer elterliben Wp6uung, DIFFERS
glQeD uno l. StraBe, 6iQ6lanotoun,
burn cine @uIolin=grpIoIion I1limnt
rerbrdnnt purOen uno oorQeItern inr
gSoGns 6opttns=@oipitdl" itur6er,
tpuroen geitern pon bort nuh benz
Gta6liIiement Der 2ei6en5eitattar 61.
Sanber'5 S06ne, g&r. 17OS uno 171O,
Ganton=2lpenue, 9e6ra9t lmo nahoem
iie in orei tpeiBe SGrge geleQt nproen,
in Die WObnung 0e5 6rn. 6risori9
@urne, Hahbdrn Oes 6rn. RpIe, dez
6ru6t uno ouIelbit i'm 8drlor dufaez
babrt. 6unosrte fanOen Iin Elm, I'M
einen 8lid auf Die Durh Die 8ranoz
punoen entItelten 8ai4ter Der RletI
nen 3u lperfen- DIS Oi, 2eihen urz
langten, brad5 6rlu HDIe in bDiteriz
i9e5 Beinen aus uno tonnte llnde
3eit niht BON ibrtn &inoern qstren1tt
perOen, auf Oeren SGrgen 7ie Iih mebr
ais einmul nieoerparf. 6r. 3oie itano
Iange peineno an Dem SGraen uno
bltdte Ieinsn Dubinqsinjeoenen 9ie6en
ms 2lntliB. Sine 9ln3dbl pruhtpoIIer
9lumengelpinOe lief ein uno puro auf
Den SdrdeIl nte0ergelegt, Il. u. elm
&rsu5 unO &iI1en pOn 0rn. uno 5Frmg
+. YfDrtner, Dret &rdn3e bon Der
SonntagsI9ule Der y2l6bott Memoz
rial Gbur6" uno 8oien paren iiber
Die SGrge geItreIlt.
Die 8eerOigung IoQ 6eute M}orge1r
um 10 llbr ppn Der gendnnten STRIDE
aus ituttfinoeu uno Ya1tor :. %.
Sone5 piro Die 9reOigt 6aIten. 6r.
Sones CAB geitern Der 2t6Ii9t 2(us.
orud, Elm N}emoriulfeuiter in leiner
Stride anbringen 3u Iaiisn, uuf oam
Die gtumen Der &inDer urO bic 9(rt ibz
res Sooes oufgefiibrt peroen ioQ.
Il II ter It ii Bung fir bic 6uz
mtlie.
sir Die 6amilie RoIe liefen getern
BEL oerielben elm: $50 pon Der Wluiss
uno W&ebIz80rIe, $3.50 pon Der gGnz
terpriiez2oge, @. Of g., " So pon einem
5reunbc, s. BON .. Babe, s. Don
Gapt. 2(ulo, $25 BON Den 5ruitess,
2ebrern lmo 3OgIingen Der 0ffentlis
den S6uIe in 6igblanotopn, s. BON
Qouis 9utputer uno 8ruoer, 81 DOM
MarI6al5+8ureau, 9r. ). Pf0rtner
Iummelte bis geitern Hahmittag 81
pon 6rau S6psiBer, 81 oon 6rou Grz
pien, so Gent5 pon 6rau ShGfer, 80
Gent5 Don 5pbn Shluffer uno 81 BON
6ermann 6retberg.
Der tleine gBinie RoIe lie9t nob im=
mer i'm nSo6n5 9Optjns~0Oipitul,"
audi baben Die 9(er3te 9offnung auf
feline 8eneiung.
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Gurppdilhe SabelGerihte,
Die StrieeGewe9nn9 it, t'2Setri,.
Statien's n6eiFniidler Jelo3ag.
Die 2sdnmltns Gspptea's.
Winiitcripe6fcIin SeI8icu.
Niniiterip e6fcIin SeIsicu.

Berlin, 26. 5Se6r.-Gie Strife
bepe9ung m16t Sorti9ritte; uu6 in
bsnjenigen 9erufs5peigen, fpel6e bis
lang oapon nod ni9t ergriffen iinb.
9eitern 4beno fano cine MdhenOerz
fommlun9 bon Qngeb0rigen oes 9dz
der<9eDerbes unD mas bdmit 5uiamz
menbGngt, ftatt. @s 6anDelte ii6 5uz
ndGit UNI bic Den au5Itebenben S6neiz
bern uro Gonfettionsarbeitern 3u lei
itenoe >9iiIfe. 2(uguit 9ebel forberte
in Pldsnoer Rebe bic 2tnpeIenoen auf,
Die 4usitdnOigen ni9t Bios in mate
rieGler Weii, gu unteritiiBen. gfa9
Inn fam ein- Me6lbdnbler sSo6em 3u
Wort. DsrieIbe IfipaBte confuIs5
3eug, Die 2u60rer lpuroen unru6ig,
es entftano Elm Sumult unD Dus Gnoe
pom 2iepe mar, Dab Die Yoli5ei Die
9erfdmmlung aufl0ite.
Qnertennungf iir BroF.
u 3 t gen.
Die msbi5inii6e JatuItGt Der llniz
beriitGt Wiir5burg fat ibrem perz
oienItpollen, bur6 Die embedding Der
3@Strablen 10 f6ne4 Gil 0eltruf 9sz
langtemMitgIieO, Prof. 30ntgen, gum
n0Ottpr mebicinae 6onpris cuuIa)
(Gbrenpoftpr Der WeOi5inO ernonnt.
@6rungeines 6 mponi It II.
Sm 9Ofopernbuuie bat bic 100.
2luffiibrung Der 9umperbind'f 'f9en
Mdrhenoper u9anIel unb @retel"
itattgsfunoen. IS mar elm 8alu<
2lbenb. Der 8aiIer, Der 6of uno
n8an3 Berlin" fparen anlpeieno. Der
@omponiit, pel9er perI0nli6 ben 9iz
ri9entenita6 fiibrte. iolpie bic mitipirz
tenoen 3iinitler tpurben nit 8eifdll
iiber'9iittet; IS ragnete 8lumenIpenz
Den. Der &aiIer ent6ot Sumperoind
i'm 3pii6enatt in feline Qoge 'uno
ii6erreihte inn in Worten Der 609Iten
Qnertennung einen Sroen.
QB ii te m berg's SerrI9er
fetert 8 6eburtstag.
S0nig Wil6elm Der 3ipeite bon
Wurttemberg bat geitern Ieinsn 48.
8e6urtstdg feitli6 begangen. Sr
gan5en 2anoe funoen 5eitli9feiten an
lGBlth oes Sages ftatt. &uiier Wilz
6elm bate cine i'm ber3li9en Sone gez
Galtene SliidpunI9oepeI6e iiberz
fdnot.
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OQttinnlnrh.
srei tleine Sinner wtfnen um rie weutter.

Sret tielhe Slneer ueIHcH nm cte UtHtfer.
Can 6ran3i8co, Sal, 26.
sSebruar. - Ni6ola5 @laufen, 9ez
tiger zines Sdderlabens an @perettz
StraBe, ermoroete qeItern in raienber
GiferiuAt feline Gbefrau. Die I'm
gliifli4e bate iich DOR Dem 8iit6enbsn
in bas 9au5 elmer befreunbetsn Samts
lie geTlii6tet, Der 8atte foIgte ibr nit
gelaOenem 3epolper. cSn SooesungIt
mari fi4 bic SFruu ppr inn uuf Die
&niee unb bat um Shonung Tires 2ez
bens, er uber i4oB erburmungslos ba5
Weib nieDer. @r be6auptet, oaB feline
5rau ibm 8runO sur Giferiu9t gegez
ben; i6On mar lie audi unb bas mar
t6r 9erOer6en. 9as Baar bat brei
RirNPr
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UrEraNoef.


q Rafiau, N.z9., %. 6ebruar. -
Der britiife GampTer nGpporth,"
Capt. @}autier, nel6ar an II. 6ebr.
bon Ystpz0rlcdnS pia gelppprtzHep5
nd& Spsnid abTu6r, 1T unfpeit @reat
6dr6or, Gbaco, geItrdnoet. 9as 6a6rz
3eug 1T Elm totdler 8erluit. Die Ga
oung beitano aus 1900 GGden N}ais.
Capt. 8dutier uno ieine Manni6aft
muroen gerettet uno iino bier mobile
hdlten unD munter einnetrpffen.