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Evening journal., 1896-02-06
10 treat with crespO.

Colon, Colombia, Feb. 6.-Advices re-
coivod from British Guiana say that Sir
Augustus William Lawson Hemming, the
now governor Of tho colony, Is coming
with orders TO open friendly negotiations
with Venezuela regarding the settlement
OF the boundary dispute after the resump-
tion OF diplomatic relations between Great
Britain and Venezuela shall have been Of
fected through the good offices Of friend
ly pOWer.
Evening journal., 1896-02-06
ronthnld For Germany.

CAPE TowN, Feb. 6.-The visit Of DR..
Loyds, the Transvaal secretary Of state, to
Berlin is connected, it is said In well in
formed quarters here, with the German
purchase of seven miles of land on the
coast Of Delagoa bay. Delagoa bay belongs
TO Portugal IL has been said that Portu'
gal Is bound hy a treaty to give Britain
the first chance TO buy the land there
whenever any is for sale
Evening journal., 1896-02-06
ear ono of Theae Books.

We have 3 few copies Of beautiful
work, handsomely bound, containing sev
eral hundred pictures OF high artistic
merit, which will be sold at 81. 70 a copy,
which is about oDe-fourth the publica
tIon price. Also some copies Of Rand and
McNally's Cyclopedla at 50 30, worth
four times the price asked. Can be seen
Mt the EVENING JOURNAL Office.
Evening journal., 1896-02-06
Germany and the Monroe Doctrine

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.--The Worlds spe.
cial correspondent at Caracas, Venezuela,
says
The German government says that II
viii recognize the Monroe doctrine, but
viii not release Venezuela from just
dobt Germany demands that the railroad
claim be paid, but does not threaten force.
It is stated that Venezuela viii pay the
claim.
The government has released 40 politi-
cal prisoners. AS a result Of petition
signed by women and children It Is ex-
pected that all the prisoners arrested dur
ing the first few days Of the revolution
viii be liberated.
Fighting is reported In the state Of Lara.
President Crespo has ordered the arrest
Of the soldier who cut a citizen at the bull
fight on Sunday. The victim, one De la
Concha, is a Spanish subject, and the
Spanish minister win demand Indemnity.
Evening journal., 1896-02-06
Tho BIshop's armenian EathusIaam.

One Of the forty-nIne bishops to sign
the memorial to President Cleveland ask
ing him to act In behalf OF the Armenians,
is Bishop leighton Coleman of Delsv are.
This petition will alss be sent to the
Arch bishop Of Csnteib bury, the Gar Of
Ru,sls, as head of the Greek Church; tue
EOp aror OF Austria. as a representative
of the Romln Church ard tue Emp ror Of
Germany, as the head Of tho Lutheran
0hurch
Evening journal., 1896-02-06
Golden wedding Celebration.

Captain and Mrs. Abraham P Newell
celebrated the both anniversary OF their
wedding at their residence, 1914 South
Fifth street Philadelphia lssilevening. -
The captain aud Mrs Novel;. who we're
married In Kent county, come from old
families In Delaware aud many psopie
from Dover we're present at the
celebration. Captain Novel; Is 20
years Of age, while Mrs. Novel; Is
6S years, aud both are still active
and In the best Of health Mrs. Noweil's
maiden name wgs Mary Collins, being
the daughter Of Robsrt Collins, sea
faIing man. The captains father was a
farmer, Clement NoWell Both families
are noted for their longevity.
Delawareans present were: Caleb )
PsnneWill, Mrs. Ella O. Marshall, DR.
aud Mrs. P s Downs. Mrs. Anna
Burton. Mlss Mary Burton, Mr. aud Mrs.
James Pennewill. Mr. and Mrs. John
Wharton, DR.. John Comegys and Mrs.
James Todd. Mr.. and Mrs George ".
Massey were also among the guests.
Evening journal., 1896-02-06
Remington Company Succeeds th
Onnners'

All OF the patterns and remainder Of
the machinery from the Gamers Supply
ComDany. of Bddgeton. N. j., have
arrived In the city and hsve been placed
ia tue works of the Remington Machine
Company, which succseds the Gamers
Company In business. George W. Bush
OF this city, owns the patents on all
machinery used. and has simply trans
ferred the license TO use to the Rsming
ton Company.
Evening journal., 1896-02-06

A rumor being s6oAt that we have gone
cut Of business, left the city and located
In Denver, Colorado, presumably In the
cattle business. ne announcs to the
public that We are still In the printing
business at 4O6 Shipley street and are
prepared t. turn out printsd work Of all
kinds In our usual accurate and artistic
msnuer. M. A. COSTA
w. Costa, Manager.
Evening journal., 1896-02-06
unmn,nnlIs xorr Ill.

CAPE TowN, Feb. Hammond, the
American prisoner in Pretoria, is very m.
The heat there is extreme, and the condi-
1ion of the Jail is exceedingly unwhole-
some. Five Of the leaders Of the reform
movement at Johannesburg are crowded
into one cell cnly II feet square
Evening journal., 1896-02-06
A chIId,a I'd GIore Found. .

Officer Welsh fouoi a small kid glove,
lined with lamb and fur cn fed single
brass button. at 30 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon in front OF the City Hall. IL.
Is at the police station, aud probably
some little one Il mourning its loss
Evening journal., 1896-02-06
Suffering From Pneumonia.

A man was found on the streets last
evening by the police and cent to the
City Hall Dr. NJ. Hughes examined
him and found him suffering vita pneu-
mo ois. he WAS sent to the Delaware
Hospltal.
Evening journal., 1896-02-06
Pencader's nevlsloa CompIeted.

Levy Court yesterday completed revi-
sion OF the sorsp assessment of Psncader
hundred. snd discharged the assessor
from further attendance. There were
ninety nine names and entries; 397 male
dogs and only two female dogs.
Evening journal., 1896-02-06

Mrs. Mary Gregory Murray. one Of the
finest pianists In Philadelphia. will give
one of her delightful recitals at the
Century Club to-morrow evening.
Evening journal., 1896-02-06

once Seventh and King Phone 5<5.
b. Sergeant dealer IN coal and wood
EW-Lsr9s pea coal for family uss.
~ Hickory wood for open CRATES.
Evening journal., 1896-02-06
rha Board OF rradeIto Meet.

The Board Of Trade will hold its regu-
lar monthly meeeting inlits rooms over
No. sos Market street at 7PO o'clock this
evening. The meeting viii be an
important one
Evening journal., 1896-02-06
ATLANTIC OITY. n. j.
GAN MARCOS HOTEL,
NOW OPEN.
Pacific and Massachusetts, Avenues,
ATLANTIC CITY, n. j..

After Thorough housecleaning and renOva-
tion has been reopened Tor the winter under
the personal supervision of Mrs. Annie Gruhp,
formerly proprietress OF the henll"orth
Steam Heat, Hydraulic Elevator, sun Par
Tor. Baths all conveniences. Write Tor rates
Evening journal., 1896-02-06
Dunravon Taiis, but Not on Yachting.

DunfaNcn Talks but Not on Yachting.
LONDON, Feb. 6--Lord Dunraven was
the guest OF the Glasgow University Con-
seryative club. The speech delivered by
his lordship on the occasion contained no
allusion 30 the subject Of yachting.
But with reference to the Venezuelan
question he said that war between Eng
land and America would be regarded by
every one as an unmitigated horror. II
either country had placed itself in false
or misunderstood position, both were
strong and magnanimous enough to with
draw or TO make concessions. 10 was
confident, he said, that the result Of the
strained relations would be bottor feeling
between the two countries
Lord Dunrnven snld that tho Monroe
doctrine, according TO its original inter-
probation, might not be International law,
but 10 appeared 10 him 60 be sound sense.
But II IL were interpreted to mean that no
independent republic on tho American
continent had the right TO settle a bound
airy dispute without the Intervention OF
the United States that appeared to him to
be driving sound principle to a ridiculous
conclusion.
Evening journal., 1896-02-06
FREE
aELP WANTED.

A GENTS or Streetmen to sell the only WASH
X1ington's Birthday Tie; big profit: lightning
seller. sample l0c. Nj. ERNST. Cleveland. y.
9 CALEsMAN WANTED-SlOO to SIPS per
Omonth and expenses to Introduce our goods
TO the trade. Staple line; position permanent,
pleasant and desirable. Address with stamp,
King Mfg. Co.. ID. SO. Chicago.
Evening journal., 1896-02-06
Tile Repairing
CITY NEWS lN eRIEE.

Otall kinds. Address William Blackburn,
603 Market street.
Evening journal., 1896-02-06

Do not forget Mrs Murrsy's Musical
Lscture Recital at ths Century Club to-
morrow evening,
Evening journal., 1896-02-06

NtetHtht1 NhfhhAm says lt EuNOra Eng
lands contention-Lord Dunrnven Ig-
nores Yachting and Talks About the
Monroe Doctrine.
LONDON, Feb. 6.--Clements Markham,
IT, r.. S., president Of the Royal Geograph-
ioal society, contributes a two column let
ter 60 The Times this morning minutely
describing all the cartographic evidence
obtainable IN the society's maproom bear
ing on the disputed boundaries of Guiana
from the year 1870 onward. He says that
by the treaty OF 1914 the Dutch ceded the
portion Of Guiana, including the Essequi-
bo basin, to Great Britain, and that Spain,
then the sovereign Of Venezuela was
party TO the treaty Gas the inheritor
from Spain Of that sovereignty, " the letter
goes on TO say, the Venezuela republic is
bound In honor 20 adhere tothe treaty Of
1914, which abrogated all previous claims
ever made by Spain and secured TO Great
Britain the sovereignty Of the whole Of the
Essequibo BASIN
After then detailing Robert Shom-
burgk's explorations Mr.. Markham CON
tends that the concession Of the Yuruari
valley, which was British territory, to
Venezuela shows that nothing could have
i''h AhilhtA rum Nht lHoukHl1 ol mig
lish statesmen than an Infringement OF
tho Monroe doctrine. He concludes that
even If the territory which Venezuela
claims were adiudgod not to belong TO
Great Britain, It does not follow that IL
belongs TO Venezuela. Great Britain's
right, he claims, rests on discovery, on a
Dutch possession of three centuries, on
effective occupation and on treaty.
The Times remarks in an editorial on
the above matter: "Mr. Markham Is a
high authority, and his conclusions are In
substance identical with those reached by
ox-Chief Justice DAILY Of New York. 1t Is
not easy TO see how his arguments can be
set aside. That we should be willing to
submit any part Of such controversy to
arbitration is a signal testimony to the
prevailing desire among us TO prevent the
peace being endangered by a preposterous
quarrel. -
The Times concludes by expressing dis
appointment that despite the expressions
Of good win In America, neither the exec
utive nor either house Of congress has yet
made any public advance toward an ami
cable arrangement with England.
Evening journal., 1896-02-06
BUSINESS oPPoRruNrrIE 5.
REAL ESTATE.

NOR sALE-sEVERAL CHOICE MAR
It ket street properties, centrally loc ted on
easy terms. Apply to
THOMAS r. LALLY,
No. 3 West Seventh street.
VNTANTED.-PURCd dAsERS OF RIAL
w estate either for homes or investment
70 call and get New Ca alOgue iust issued,
containing list of Houses and lots for sale.
JOSEPH l.. CARPENTER. JR.,
No. 923 Market street.
Evening journal., 1896-02-06
GUIANA BOUNDARY LINE
The Venezuelan Controversy Is
Again the Topic.
THE TREATY OF 1914 IN EVIDENCE.

Clements Markham Says It Favors Eng
lands contention-Lord Dunrnven Ig-
nores Yachting and Talks About the
Monroe Doctrine.
Evening journal., 1896-02-06
BUSINESS CARDS.

NOTO THE WILMINGTON PHOTO
VI Company's new gallery Finest in city.
Great reduction in prices. 4O716 Market
street. above Fourth.
Evening journal., 1896-02-06
WANTED.
LnsT AND FouNn.

/ OST-TU ESDAY EVENING, IN GOING
Il from Third and Market TO Tenth. thence
to Walnut street. pOcket-bOOk. Reward for
It's return 10 1910 Tatnall street,
I OST-BLACK LEATHER BILL BOOK
II containing couple of bills and common
green covered memorandum book. Return to
EVENING JOURNAL Once.
Evening journal., 1896-02-06
RnARD AND RonMs.

VVANTED-THREE ROOMS, SECOND
w floor. light housekeeping. Western side
OF town preferred. Take possession March %.
Address "B." Evening journal office.
Evening journal., 1896-02-06
CEWINe MAChINEs,
WILMINGTON FURNITURE
" AMn

TT HOEGELsBERGER. NJ D.,
III. 8i6 MARKET STREET,
Made THE EYE Els SPECIAL STUDY
IN the Universities OF Vienna, Austria, and
Nav York City, in the Philadelphia Poly
ciinio and wills Eye Hospital.
Re EXAMINES EYES FREE and guarAn-
tess satisfaction.
GOLD GLASSES, $500,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-13

Mit elmer Rugehpunbe in Der linfen 8ruit
liegt ieit Sreitag Nbenb, nit benz Sooe RIM
geno, Der Nrbeiter Martin Merfepi9, $50.
1947 8runstpid StraBe ~tpobnbaft, i'm ct.
@liiabetb 9o1pital, tpdbrenb Der Mdnn, BON
beien 9anb er sefdnt tpurbe, Der Sarbige
Ruben Spriggs unb bas 3tpeite Spfer Ieines-
Sdb5orns, Srant 8lubed, So. 35 2uebed
Ctr. tpobnbaft, ii9 i'm @etpabriam bers
&ttria Str. zpoli3eitation befinben.
Die ~unielige Sbut bes f9tpar5en Morb>
buben mar Die So1ge zines qerinafieiaen
Streites. Sic beitdtist nj -auf's Ne1ae Bic
notwithstanding, baB Meni9enleben ftetig i'm
Preife finfsn.
IS mar Sreitag 1a9mittag spiId]en 5
tnb 6 lbr, als @priggs, Merfefpt6 unb
8ldbed in Der @irtbi9dft BON Sermann
Bins, &c.. 2498 Ytilpaufee Mpe., 3ufams
r1entrdfen a1tb, UNI i6fe BON Der 6ibe ausqek
trodneten 8eblen anaufeu9ten, elm @lus
Bier na9 benz anbern binter bic 8inbe oo1z
len. Spriggs gerietb balb in cine frafehls
fii9tige Sttmmung unb bra9 nit 5einen
3e9fumpanen einen Streit bonn 3aune. gr
be9te lett ldn9erer 3eit @roG gegen bic
2eute unb gloubte 9eniigenbe @eranlafuna
gu BADEN, I'M &a9e fir bas permeintli6
i6m 5ugefiiqte nnredt gu ne6men.
Nngeblt4 bate ndmli9 @priqgs cine Be-
timmte 4rbeit. bas Ginrammen bon gfa5.
len, contraftli9 iibsrnommen unb aur
0ur@fi6rung bieier Nrbeit einen Mann
Nannens @beriban als S6eil6aber qetponz
men. Der 2eBtere trat aber i'm lebten 9uz
genblid 5uriid. Spriggs, befen MitteG linn
ntht ge1tatteten, Die Nrbeit alein ousauz
tuhren, ubertrug oieie an Sobn @panIon,
gto' 2494 Udltpautee Ibe,, tpel9er pieberum
Mertetpi9 unb 8lubed e%ngaeirte.
.Sprigas, Der ben "2ebtgenannten i6ren
Geroienft ni4t g6nnte, ma9te bieien bitter.
gorpirfe unb sins f9lieBli4. gum 4nariff
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-13
Jofepb s. Diron. +
Der friihere poli3eidef DER Suneenidpinos
f11bt erIeeen.

Der friibere poliaei6ef Soiepb 8. 9iron
lit 0onneritog in feiner Mobnung, go, 24o
Gbeitnut GtraBe, Der 2ungenf9pinbiu9t
erlegen. Sofepb $. 9iron mar am %. gfo@
Dember 1886 in 59ottlanD geboren rnb lam
nit Ieinen Gltern in Chicago an, als er crit
elm Sabr alt par. SIM Sabre 1858 trat er
Der ltdbtii9en Boliaei BEL unb purbe 1o@
glei9 benz 9ebeimbtenit iiberipieien. 1873
purbe er gum Gbef Der @ebeimpoli5et, i'm
Sabre 1879 gum 9ilfs~Poli5ei4ef llnter poz
lisei9ef SeapeD unb, als bieier ifarb, 1elb1t
gum poliaeihef ernunnt. SIN Subre188o UNI
ter 8iirgermeiiter 9arrifon legte er ietn Mrnt
nieber. Spdter mar er brei Sabre lang
Warben bes @ountp : 9ofpttals.
Ser 9~a6ingei9iebene bat es b~eritanben,
fi6 bur6 2euteligfeit unO 4ufri9tigteit
bieGe 5reunbe 5ur srperben,' pel9e ieinen
Sob auf ri9tig bebauerr. Gr binterldBt
feline @ittape unb flint &inber Drei S0bne
unb atpei Soater. Sein dlteifer Sobn,
T@eorse g. 0iron, mar lange 3eit Glert i'm
&reisgeri9t uno betleibet iebt efhen' berahfs
mortli6en poften i'm Suiti5bepdrtement Der
Norb cite unb @etfeite : @trdBenbabn9e@
1eqi9aften.
Syps" 9iron gebDrte gu Der &sbitone 2oge
". S. &c 81. M., gum W~afbington Gbapter,
ct. 8erndrb Gommanberp, 35 6. s. unp
gum Oriental gonf1terp. Seine fterblthen
leberre1 tperben morgen Na9nlittag BON
Der Stride, gde N. 9aliteb Ctr. nno 8eloen
Npe. aus gu @rdbe g~etragen tperbelt.
Ser @eritorbene unb lieutenant Gbarles
&ebm bon Der Sonn 6an<polt5et1tdttpn
bolten i'm Sabre 1871 gum eriten Male einen
BON bier en%tiprungenen @erbre6er aus
europa suriid. Gs mar btes gburles 3tegez
meDer, Der i'm 6erbt 1870 einen rei9en Sr@
lanber, 0amens @eorge 6umbleton, ermors
bet, bic 2ei9e am JuBe Der IL. StraBe per@
f9arrt unb it6 bann mad ieiner 9eimatb
8rauni6peis geflii4tet bate. 9iron uno
Rebm purben nit ben Na9forf4ungen
na9 benz MOrber betraut, unb na9bem lie
~fefgeitelt batten, baB berielbe ii9 in 8raunz
f6peig bsfanb, bprtbin gefanbt, Inn feline
Nuslieferung gu ertptrfen. Na9 groben Be
~miibungen gelang .es ibnen, 3tegemepers'
babbaft gu perben uno i'm 5uriid5ubrtngen,
%pDrauf berfelbe gu lebensldnglt9er 3uAt@
bausitrafe berurtbeilt puroe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-13
Cine elldlide Gntoedun9 uno mas
odpon fam. +

Sapgttp, Mi9. Surge 3ett Dor @si6>
na9ten, i9reibt Srau Qenu Warnede, fam
Elm Na9bar gu mir unb flagte, baB feline 12@
idbrige So9ter. nun I9on felt fiinf Wfonaten
franz barnieber liege, sic lit fur9tbare
S9mer3en in ben 8einen, Die SiiBe begdnz
men gu i9nellen unb bas arrne Sinh bate
unb Na9t feline Rube. Ser @r5t tpuroe
gerufen, tpel9er bic &ranfbeit a1s nGnt5iinoz
li9en &beumatismus" bidgnoiirte nno hez
6anbelte. 35ulebt fonnte it9 bas arrne &inD
ni9t mehr betpegen .uno man muBte. es
beben unb legen pie Elm nelgeborenes Sinh.
8ebanblung i6ien ni4t gut gu tbun,
Oa rietb ih ibm, Die !6erren Ooftoren in
&ube 5u laffen unb es einmaf nit meinem
Oottor, s%ornt's Mlpenfrduter 8lutbeleber
.unb 6ornt's 9eilDG gu probiren. @r fofgte
meinem &atbe. 8afb trat merfli6e 8efe=
rung Elm unb beute tit bas Mdb6en pieoer
poafommen bergeiteqt unb fret bon alien
@9mer3en." Oteie MeOi3inen iino iebo9
ni9t in Npotbefen gu finben, Ionbern nerz
ben nun bur9 ipe3teqe 2ofalagenten ober
bom Sabritanten, 81. 8eter Sabrnen in
Gbicago, SG., brett ~bertauft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-13
MerDeni6mdde. ).
Gtmas 6ew0bnIihes- bel Reifem
Wetter wdbreno oes Srih=
fommers.

Die Sbmptome itnb: 3uden Der Nltger>
ltber, braune Sleden bpr ben Muqen, Sauz
len nit metaQiI9em Slang in ben Sbre1,
SGure i'm Magen na9 Dem gfen, nit Nufz
itpBen, Elm @efii6l GROCER S9pere i'm Maz
gen, franf6afte Sur9t por benz Musgeben,
Elm ~beitdnbiges @erlangen, iber bic Snmp<
tome gu fpre9en, Nnfdae bon SrDteln uro
9tBe, 9Gnbe uno SifBe finb gepObnli9 falt
unb tlebrig, oIgemeine Neigung CUR Srode1s
belt unh &Glte Der 6aut iiber ben gdn3sn
&Drper, neuralgii9es &opftpeb, nerpDSe
Sr~otonfdle, 9pfterie, NnfdIe BON S9pd9s
unb Mattigfeit, peinli4es 6er5flopfen, l1ns
fdbigteit gu 1efen, f9reiben pber 8eI9Gfta
gu tbun, bGufiges l~1riniren Garbfos), Qbz
.ndbme-an Sfeif9, S9Gaflo1igfeit unb ge4
I9le6tfi9e @rregbdrfett..4 @tntge bieier
Sbmptpme 5eigen ii6 in ieoem Safe.
Wrs. 0arnab Climb, bDn 1872 Oft Gong
Str, Columbus, Ohio, fhreibt:. SD tpar
Sabre lang elm Spfer nerpDfer S9pd9e
unb 0eurdl9ie. Sd bate &nfdae, pelebs,
mir grobe .S9mer3en bereiteten, Sd Derz,
Iu9te iebe Dirt bon Gr3tli9er 8e6unolungs
fqnb aber tpenig ober gar feline 9ilfe. gnbz
li9 purbe ib beranldBt, es nit elmer Glai@a
Pezruznd gu berfu9en; na6oem i'd StpeI
5lui@en bon biefer Mebi3in genommen, De-
fanb ib MIDI bebeutenb better, dIs na9 dlfer
frii6eren 8ebanbfung. Sd baltic es fir bic
Bette Maebi3in fir bas NerbenfDitem, Die i3
ie getannt. Sd mO9te,- es NGen. ber3li9
empfeblen, tpel9e an irgenb elmer 5orm polt
Nerbeni 9tpdbe letben. Sd fam bds Suite
ni3t genug i9dben, mas pe@ruznd fir MIDI
getban."
I'm Elm foitenfreies 8u9 iiber Die beiBen
@etter eigent6iimli9en &rantbeiten f9relbe
an Die 8ezru=na Drug Manufacturing
Company, Columbus, Sbio, IL. ~.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-13

Die &~egierung BON 8ene5ueIa bat elmer
beutf3en @efe1i6aft bas B%ribilegium ere
tbeilt, auf benz 8alenciazSee cine 0aupf@
f9iffsflptte 81 unter6alten. Der 8alencias
See, du9 See bon Sacdrigua genannt, liegt
3piI9en ben Stdaten garabpbp un6 @u3z
man 8lanco, lit ettpu % Meilen lang, Big
gu 12a Meilen brett, unb bebedt i'm 9cn=
gen taum 200 Quabratmeilen. 9as pripiz
legtum I3etnt alio fein 10 febr %tpert6ooGes
81 ietn, pbtpObl alerbtngs Die umgsbung
bes Sees febr fru4tbar unb bDn aa6lrei9c1
Srten uno rei4en P%fGan5ungen bebedt lit.
8ebeutIum 1T bic Sa4e nur als Elm neuer
8eleg bafir, pie ~9etpaItig bic beutf9en
&aufleute, namentli9 audi in Siibameritd,
arbeiten, unb tpie ie es berIte6en, uns Mniez
ritanern unb ben gngldnbern ben Stang az
.5uGaufen. Sn @ngGanb namentli9 tpiro Die
Grtbetlung biefes Prt0ilegiums tpieber Is6r,
fOpo6l 9egen 9eutf3lanb, nie @ens3uela
Oerf3nupfen. Snterefunt mag ferntr nod
Die @%ripdbnung Der Sbutia9e fem, baB Die
Ter See beftimmt gu iein f9eint, i'm 2aufe
einiger %Sabrhunberte 5ugei9ittet gu fper=
ben. Die 8ObenbilOung an feinen uIttn
ge9t 10 f4nea bor fi9, baB Die StaDt 8a=
lencid, pel9e i'm fe63e6nten S~ubr6unotrt
Il Meilen bubon %entfernt lag, bsate
na9e5u 10 Mtetlen bonn nfer liegt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-13
Gin. berhananfsbenes aautment.

Ginan3ieae aonoulFonen, pel6e Das @lei@9eipi8t
Der @ei6dftgipelt eri6ittern, FIFTEEN bel QGeitem ni6t
10 bel llnbeil, als ipenn Die Iieren ~aufhDren, bic
ibnen bon per Natlr 5Hgetpieienen Sunttionen SIT
nerri9ten. gsenn bieies. Organ ieins S%bdti9teit eiqz
g8aieriu6t. 3uderrubr, 9rigbti6e Nierentrantbeit,
8ialenfteine, 8laientatarrb unD anbere &rontbetteu
5ur Solqe baben. lin ben Nieren rtno Der 9laie cine
3tpedmd6iee @nreoung 81 eeben, bic fb. aui's @Orz
tbeilbdftete BON Der burd nidt 1neoi3inii6 prdparirte
Stimulantieu ~er3ielten interibeioet, gez
brau6e man @oftetter's Wsagenbitterst Oas bette BON
alien bic 9arnabipnperung Requirement Ntitteln. Sie5e
&ierenz Tteoisin par excellence 1T ~ebenfaas bpm 9r0bz
ten g8ertb qeqen Malaria, SDspeite, @o1lenbei6tperDen
uno &beumatismus. Sic berporragenDten @er3te bz
ben oies pffen ausgeipro9en. Gerp0ie, BON differs
bei6perben geplaQte 2elte uno tetonnqlescenten pref
len es als ibren 6eiten SreunD. Man gebrau6e eg nit
8ebarrli6teit unb in beitimmten 3Dii6enrdumen; Die
erireult6fen 98irtuugen perben ni@t auf 1tb iuarten
lQien. s[.+
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-13

iiber. Mtt einigen trdftigen SauiT9ldgen
f9lug er Wertetpi9 nieber unb flob bann
lfetg. 8lubed fopobl pie Mertetptd. Der
fofort auffprang, berfolgten ben brutolen
pdtrons lm linn cine tpDbloerbiente erempld=
rif9e 3a3tigung au She'll tperben au Iaien.
Der Slit9tling elite 19nel nd9 ieiner
Wobnung, go, 16 2atpfen Mbe., ergriff bort
cine 8u4ie unb elm Bell unb trat, 10 be-
paffnet, ieinen 8erfolgeru, bic mittlertpeile
at6emlos Dor Der Sbiir angelangt parer,
entgegen. Sbne Elm peiteres Wort 81 per=
lieten, legte Der Nfritaner, in befen Mbern
bas hiBe 8lut to9te, Die 8I9fe al unb
nabm Merfepi9 auf's 8orn. SIM n16iten
Nugen6lid fra9te elm S9uB nit einem
bumpfen Mnfi9rei, bic 2infe auf bic tobesz
nunbe 8rut gepreBt, fant iein Spfer in bic
8nie. 8lubed fprang auf ben S9ieBboIb
gu. 9iefer bate aber Die MorbpafTe CUR
@eite gef9leubert unb bliBi9neG bus Bell
ergriffen, nit benz r ieinem Nngretfer einen
gepaltigen 9teb' iiber ben 99dDeI perieBte,
Der I'm gu 8oben itredte. SIN ndditen
Mugenblid nurbe er BON benz Poli3iiten
%. S, Jran5en, ben Der S6uB auf Die
.gilpfldde gelodt battle, entpdffnet uno berz
6aftet. Nur nit Mii6e Dermo@te i'm Der
8laurod Dor einem 2Dn6geri6t gu 6eipab=
rem unb ibn nit betler 9aut Der MannI9uft
bes telepbonff6 berbeigerufenen patrcuiaez
magens gu iibergeben. @r lopObl aIs 8lubed,
be7en Munbe nt9t gefdbrli9 III, tpurbeh,
Der 2ebtere qls 3euge, in Der NttriqitraBsnz
pOli3eiitation eingelo9t.
Mertepi9 tpurbe 8uerit na9 Der Npotbefe
Ip. 2576 Milpaufee Nbe., poIelbit i9m Elm
Notbperbanb ungelegt purbe, unb benz
nd9ft na@ benz ct. Gli3abetbS9 DfpitaI gez
f@afft. Die i'm bebanbelnben Ner5te err
fldren ieinen 3uitano fur boffnun9slos.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-13

Na3 etnem &edtsguta6ten bes gorpo@
ratipnsantpaltes Der Stabt Sem 0orf, 9errn
Scott, tperben Clubs, auBer tpenn fe
na9peisli9 gum 3ned Der l1mgebung oes
ct 9efeBes %Drganiiirt iino,
ni9t BON BEN 8eitimmungen bieies 9efebes
beriibrt. 9err Scott fii6rt in feinem 9utz
a9ten aus: Der bpn Dem b09iten Staatsz
geri9t aufgefteGte @runbiab, pona9 Der
8etrGnfegenuB in Clubs ni9t aGs 9etrdnfe=
banbel angefeben perben birfe, iei BON II
aqgemeiner 8irfung, baB er, obgGei9 nGb=
renb bes 8ef tebens bes alien Ncci1ez@ e1eBeS
e%rlufen, au3 auf bas neue 4ntpenbung fin
ben miife. 9iefer @runbfaB bes Sberge=
ri9ts fa1e babur6 ni9t meg, baB bic
StaatsgefeBgebung in Der 3pif9en5eit Die
friiber bonn 9etrdnfebunbel erbobere 0rtli9e
&bgabe in cine itaatli9e Steuer urngetpanz
belt bat; bic Staatsgefebgebung babe bd=
nit ni9t 5uglei4 audi Die 8egriffe Club uni
8etrGnfebanbel u~mgetpanbelt ober umtpan=
OeGn tOnnen. 9a 8Dofepett bas 9uta9ten
bes @orporationsanpaltes IeIbit eingebplt
bat, 10 muB er ii9 Bis auf 8eiteres oana@
ri9ten.