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The San Francisco call., 1896-05-29
FIFTY-slX GRADUATES.
Glass Day and Graduation Exercise
Held at the High school.

Glass Day and Graduation Exercises
Held at the High school.
OAKLAND, CAL, May 2S.-The class
day exercises of the high school gradu-
ates was held in the gymnasium this aft
ernoon. There was large audience pres
ent, who greatly enjoyed the clever adap-
tation OF Julius Cesar as prepared by
J. J. Rosborough, editor of the Egis.
The class was on the platform through
out the farce, those not engaged being the
angry Roman popu.ace. The play repre-.
sented an afternoon in the high senior
class room. The president has been tyran-
nIcal and ambitious so the trading poll
ticians demand his life. The cast of char.
acters was:
Julius Dorety Caesar, Fred G. Dorety; Marcus
Brutus shueygus, William Albert Shuey
Casca, Archie J Cloud; Decius Page Ernest S.
Page; CHINA MumR, Irwin ] Murna: Mete
bellus Breed, Herbert /. Breed: Tirbonius
Oliver, Edwin L. Oliver Populous Nicholins
J. Carroll Nichol; Artimodorus Dibert Jesse l.
Dibert; Mark Anthony Brooks, Charles s
Brooks; Cicero Coffin, Rudolph Coffin; Mrs
Harry Chickering Portia and class prophet
Harry Chickering student, John r. Robbins;
tribunes and Greek scholars, two young ladies;
multitude, class.
This evening Professor E. H. Griggs of
Leland Stanford Jr. University delivered
an duQItSs on OeIi-OuiIuTe through NO-
cation" AT the close President Clement
of the Board of Education presented di-
plonas 10 the following graduates:
Lizzie Arlett, Harry W. Bangle, Fannie
Bollcs, Charles 6. Brooks, Arthur Baker
Herbert i. Breed, Alfred K. Burrell, Arthur
Caldwell, Agnes VI. Cole, archie j. Cloud
Helen Campbell, Harry Chickering, Rudolph
Coffee, NJ Sara Cooper. Fred O. Dorety,
Jesse l. Dibert. Gertrude Davis, Grace b.
Edison, Cora L. Evans, Lucia H. Fish, Mari
ana Flores, Samuel z. Hardy, Mary V. Z.
Harris, Frank jerks, Neva T. Jarvis, Lotta A.
Jeniks, May \. Jackson, Harry A. Keller
Henry H. Lynch, Estelle J. Lundy Roy Ne.
Clymonds, Minnie Maxwell, Irwin ]. Muma,
Martha J. McDill, Catherine Mclean, Lille
Evelyn Moller, John Carroll Nichols, Gene
We've Nicholson, Ella J. O'Conneli, Edwin L,
Oliver Eva Powell, Ernest S. Page, Ella Ros en-
berg, Joseph j. Rosborough, John x. Robinson,
Yoneshiro Shibata, May l.. Sellander, William
A. Shuey, Arthur Tasheria, Elroy j. Wagor,
Gertrude II. Wachs, Anna r. Wilder, Emma
Wolter, Sophie 4. Schst, Minnie Snyder.
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lowest bidders, and the situation is full OF

lowest bidders, and the situation is full OF
interest.
The outlook at present is that the ad-
vent of the new paper may break the cast
iron bond of amity that has so long con-
trolled Wilson and Peirsol.
The Mayor has always been deserted
when a vote is taken, and unless Peirsol
now joins with Wilson there may be many
changes at the City Hall in the next few
weeks. AL the heaoo of the departments
hold office at the pleasure of the odd men,
ber of the board, and if he fops over to
Davie the total complexion of affairs will
be changed,
Frank Robinson is the young man who
has so suddenly appeared in the local
political world, and so stealthily were his
plans laid that the old-timers were not
aware of his presence in the field until he
was within an ace of capturing the prize.
The paper whose bid is the same as that
of Robinson's has the support of Davie,
but as it has persistently referred to
"Svengali' Peirsol and 'Pudd' nhead''
Wilson there is q lack of harmony between
it and the two officials.
The imbroglio is being very carefully
watched from all sides, as its decision may
mean great deal.
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SOME DOOMED VEHICLES.
Marshal Lloyd of Berkeley Pre-
pairing to Seize Unlicensed
Wagons.
No Less Than Two Hundred Gong
About Untaxed-Next Monday
the Last Day.

BERKELEY, CAL, May 28.-Town Mar
shall Lloyd and his deputies are preparing
for a wholesale raid on wagons next Mon
day,as result of the newly passed wagon
tax ordinance. The Marshal states that
there are about 400 taxable vehicles in
Berkeley and of the entire amount not
more than half have been licensed. Be-
cause OF the delinquency in paying the
tax all the unlicensed wagons will be
gathered up and held until their owners
have redeemed them. 1t is estimated that
about $50 vehicles will be seized. The
Marshal is confronted with the problem as
TO where he will store them all, but he
says he will try to rise to the occasion by
placing them in the back yard of the Town
Hall.
1t is reported that the reason why the
ordinance has not been observed more
carefully is because many people believe it
cannot be enforced and are determined to
let the authorities take the initiative by
seizing the vehicles.
Merchants Association.
BERKELEY, CAL, May 28.-The first
regular meeting of the Merchants Protec-
tive Association Of Berkeley was held last
evening, with W. L. Gillihan in the chair.
The adoption of bylaws formed the mo at
important part of the business. At the
next meeting permanent president. vice
president and secretary will be elected.
Professor Moses Leaves,
BERKELEY, CAL, May 2s.-Professor
Bernard Moses, head of the department of
history at the State University, left for the
University of Chicago this afternoon, for
The purpose of giving a six weeks course
of lectures there.
Candidates Nominated,
GOLDEN GATE, May 28.-At a meeting
of the citizens of Golden Gate at Klinkner
Hall last evening to place in nomination
candidates Tor trustees of the Bay school
district the following men were put mn:
}, h. Rourke, II. Furman, B. K. Said and
n. G. White.
Foresters' Excursion.
BERKELEY, CAL, Nav 2s.-Court
Shell Mound of the local Foresters will
give an excursion and picnic to Laurel
Glen, Contra Costa County, on next sun
day. One thousand tickets have already
been sold.
Graduation Exercises.
BERKELEY, CAL, May 2s.-The eradu.
atlng exercises OF the Berkeley gymnasium
will take place tomorrow morning at IN
o'clock. A closing musical and dramatic
was presented tonight.
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ST. JOskPh's ACADEMY.
Closing Exercises Held on the Law
Were Largely Attended.

Closing Exercises Held on the Lawn
Were Largely Attended.
OAKLAND, CAL. May 2S.-The closing
exercises of st. Joseph's Academy were
held this afternoon on the lawn between
the two wings of the building. Canvas
had been stretc ed overhead to ward off
the suns rays and platform was inclosed
at one end by suitably draping American
flags. 1t was novel idea and m ade a very
pretty room with the grass for floor.
The academy-a boys boarding-school-
is the preparatory institution for St.
Mary's College. There are about sixty
boys under 16 years of age under the su-
pervision of the Brothers of the Christian
Schools.
There was a very large attendance of
parents and friends, as well as many in
terested in the work of the school.
There were recitations by Claude B.
Burleman, Daniel Bigley. William E.
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Used Seven Languages.

OAKLAND, CAL, May 28.-The MEMS
Luther League held its first social" at the
Lutheran church, corner of Grove and
Sixteenth streets, Wednesday evening, at
which Mrs. Beck Meyer of Denmark de-
hvered an interesting address. She also
recited several Danish poems that were en-
joyed by the Scandinavians present. To
illustrate the International Spirit of the
meeting seven distinct tongues were used.
Following the Norwegian and Swedish
speakers +. r. Girard made a cheering
speech, which was responded to by Viii.
liam Moller and others. A. E. Fox. the
league president, presided, assisted by the
secretary, H. Rief. Mrs Beck-Meyer, who
has Just finished a course of lectures for
Sta nford University on Scandinavian lit
erature, will deliver an address at the
church for the public generally June 7.
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ALAMEDA JOTTINGS.
Colonel Suter Cannot Do Anything
in the Matter of the Tidal
Canal.

ALAMEDA, CAL, May 28 - Colonel
Charles R. Suter, U. s. A, has shut down
on the public authorities regarding the
cleansing of the tidal canal. To-day he
informed the City Clerk that it was mot
in the power of this Office to do anything
in reference to the alleged unsanitary con-
dition of the tidal canal" The question
now is, Who can interfere, seeing the canal
is under Federal control?
FraternaI Elections.
ALAMEDA, CAL, May 28.-West End
Lodge No. IT'S. A. o. U. W., elected the
following officers on Tuesday night: Past
master, L. S. Silberberg; master workman,
w. P. Lund; foreman, Gustave Baehr;
overseer, James McGee; guide, E. R. Will
son; inside watchmen, George w. Shreve
and A. Peterson.
Spruce Camp No. 132, Woodmen of the
World, at a fully attended meeting last
night elected the following officers: Con-
sui commander. F. P. Royle; advisor lieu
tenant, W. J. Robinson; escort, G. f. Pc
tersen; watchman, S. A. Burrell; sentry,
J. f. Voilmer; manager, E. d. Els. The
delegates elected to the district convention
to be held in Oakland June II are: T. e.
Brennan, T. P. Royle, G. L. Robinson and
w. w. Goggin.
schneider's Estate.
ALAMEDA, CAL, Nav 2S.-August A.
Schneider has applied for letters of admin
istration of the estate of his partner, Mat
thew Schneider. The estate consists of
real estate, $500; furniture, $3.50: San
Francisco CALL route, $500; horses, carts,
etc. $3.50.
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track and he was thrown out, striking the
opposite rail on his head.
lie was picked mp unconscious and re-
moved to tie hospital, where it was found
ms skull was cracked at the base of the
brain. he regained consciousness, and it
Was 1eneyed he might recover, but later in
o'clock.
Roberts resided at 800 Thirty-frst street,
III TINS city, with his wife and three chill
uren. The former was with him at the
Tune OF his death. He was 35 years of age
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A Costly Hall.

ALAMEDA, CAL, May 2s.-The Encinal
Hall, bailt for Mrs. Mary Il. MasticS at
the corner of Railroad avenue and Sher-
man street, and opened April IS, has had
no less than thirty-two liens filed on it,
amounting to S11, $50. In addition an exc
cution judgment for $299 80 has been lev
led on the land.
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where in real forest Madame Julia Mel
vile Snyder's company will play.
The following is the cast:

The following is the cast:
The Duke Giving in exile), George II. Muir
dock Duke Frederick (his brother, aud
usurper of his dominions), DR.. ]. ]. Medros
attending upon Frederickl, Louis Butler:
Charles wrestler to Frederick), Professor Al
Lean; Oliver, II. B. Phillips; Jaques de Bois,
Dr. ]. j. Medros; Orlando, Abe p Leach /:
Adam, I. P. Allen; Touchstone, clown, Phil
c. Dibert; Corin Louis Butler; Sylvius. E. G..
McManus; william. country fellow, in love
with Audrey, George Godfrey; Rosalind,
Elliot; Celia, daughter to Frederick, Miss
Minnie Terry; Phebe, shepherdess, Mrs
Frederick Maurer; Audrey,a country wench,
Miss Maud Russell; lords, ladies, foresters, etc.
Miss Elliot is well known as Rosalind,
hav ng appeared in that part in the OPEN
air stage at Sutro Heights and Palo Alto.
The grounds will be Illuminated with
elec ric and calcium lights, making the
night scene like day.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria-
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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Pretty Sylvan Scenes Among
the Flower-Decorated
Booths.
GRAND BIKE LANTERN PARADE
As You Like It" VIII be Given
Tonight by Electric Light in a
Real Forest.

Yesterday morning the Alameda floral
fete, given under the auspices of the relief
committee of the Alameda Woman's Ex-
change, was opened at the Thompson
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FATAi ACCIDENT.

Death of j. j. Roberts by Being Thrown
From a Buggy.
OAKLAND, CAL, May 2S.-J. J. Roberts,
collector for A. A. Baker e. Co. of 772-
ia Mission street, San Francisco, died
at the Receiving Hospital this evening
from the effects OF wounds received IN a
runaway accident about noon to-day. He
was driving along East Twelfth street,
when his horse took fright and ran away
The wheels of his buggy struck the car
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= smart Broadway, New
/ \ York, druggist has
this sign hanging outside
his store, it marks the
new era of drug selling.
Is it any wonder that he
has to enlarge his quar-
tiers, that his clerks are
busy, and that his store is
one of the most popular
along the leading thor.
oughfare2
You can afford to trade
with a druggist that has
such a motto as that.
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friday y........................... May 80, L see,
At IL o'clock a. NJ, on the premises,
121s Ellis St.. Bet. Octavia and Laguna.
....I WILL SELL.
Inc Inc, Elegant Parlor Upholstery; Magnificent
Easy Chairs; Fancy, Reception and RecIinins
Chars Tete-a-tetes, etc. all upholstered in costly
materials; Very Elegant Lace Curtains; Elegant
Pictures; BTic-a-brac; Costly Rugs; Elegant Car
pets throughout the residence; Very Elegant
and Massive Inlaid French Walnut Chamber
suit, with extra size French-p ate Mirrors, cost
S2!o: Quarter sawed Oak Chamber Suits; Spring
ana Curled-hair Mattresses; Fine Bedding: EIe-
CANT Hallstand; French plate Mantel Mirror
Mantel Clock; Banquet Lamps etc: klegant
Quarter-sawed Oak Sid eboard, Extension Tab.e
DINING Chairs. ETC.; ChInaware, Glassware: Very
Elegant Range, cost $75; Kitchen Utensils ETC.
NOTE-The furniture contained in the above
residence Is almost new and of the latest design
Terms-Cash
LAURENCE VINCENT AnctInnear
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CHAS. LEVY & CO. AuCTIONEERS

SaIesrOOms-1I35 Mar ket Street,
Between Seventh and Eighth. Regular Saledays
tuesdays and Fridays Telephone, Jessie 76L
THIS DAY.
Friday......-......... May go, 1895,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. at salesroom.
1135 MARKET ST., bet. 7th aud Sth.
I'VE WILL
CIT Mantel Mirrors, Upright Piano. Folding Beds,
(mlrror front), Desk, Sideboard. Parlor Sets Bed
room sets, Hair Spring Mattresses, Bedding, Car
pets, Paintings, Lace Curtains, Crockery, Glass
ware, stoves, Ranges, etc., 56 Oak chairs, 10
Iaoles, cutlery, Cooking Utensils, Casters, Sugar
Bowls, GLASSWARE. Show Cases. ETC., etc.
CHAS. LEVY & CO.. Auctioneers.
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AUCTION Sales
LAURENCE VINCENT.
THIS DAY.

Auctioneer and Commission nerchant,
ONCE 6O9 and 6l0 spreckels Bldg, e27 Market
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EDWARD 8. SPEAR & CO..
Auctioneers. 81 and 33 Sutter Street.
TELEPHONE, MAIN, 518l
THIS DAY,

THIS DAY,
Friday. May 29, 1896
At IL A. NJ,
AT RESIDENCE, Sf7A HAYES ST., NEAR
WEBSTER,
WE WILL. SELL.
THE ELEGANT FURNITURE,
COMPRISING IN PART:
Very elegant odd pieces of Parlor Uphol stery:
Rattan Chairs, Lounges, Divans, fine Point Lace
Curtains Library and Center Tables, Pictures and
Ornaments; handsome French Plate Mirror, M n
tel topi best of Brussels Carpets; fine walnut
Chamber Sets: spring and Cured Hair Mattresses;
Bolsters, Pillows Blankets, Sheeting; Oak Chiffon
lers; one elegant three-quarter English oak Mirror
front Folding Bed Mirror back Sideboard; walnut
Extension Table; dining-room Chairs upholstered
in leather: finest of Cut Glass and Chnaware, Sill
verware, Cutlery, ETC.; Water-back Range; Limo
leum. ana many other eful articles
EDWARD ). SPEAR & CO., Auctioneers,
81 and 33 Sutter street.
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COMPLETE RETURNS.
county School Census Shows a Small
Increase of Children Over Last
Years Report.

Years Report.
OAKLAND, CAL, May 2S.-The school
census figures for the entire county of
Alameda. including cities and towns,
completed yesterday, are as follows:
Children between and II years OF age,
2S,o2S. Increase over last year. $40. Num-
Der OF this age who attended public schools
during the year, 1911. Increase over last
year. 3.
Number who attended private schools dur
ing the year, 26TS; number who did not
attend any school during the year, 6139.
There are IL ,552 children under the age of
years in the county. The grand total OF all
children under II years OF age is 10000, an
increase OF 3S2 over last years returns.
Memorial Day Parade.
OAKLAND. CAL, May 2s.-Grand Mar
shall W. A. Jacobs has issued orders to
those who are to participate in the parade
on Memorial day. DR.. G. E. Lancaster
will be chief of staff, w. r. Thomas COM
mander of the first division and f. W.
Cushing commander of the second divis-
ion. The aids will be j. P. Abbott, g. H.
Collins, S. s. Petit, F. NJ. Farwell and J. s.
White.
Young Cray Confesses.
OAKLAND. CAL, MAY 28.-J. Cray con-
fessed in the Police Court this morning to
having robbed Joseph Harris house while
counting the servant.
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apae1eatltd1s aut.pta etaata-Bettene. ae1tt,nnd1, !. april 1896.
Der lebte Rettunesanfer.
Die Gebriioer nleaoowcroft, oeren 5udts
hausfrafe JEST un,pioerruflid if, wolen
Itb al oen Gouperlleur mertoelr.

9ie 9dntiers @ebriiber Meaoopcroft
benen bds 3u9t6aus laut Der bom Stats
obergeri9t erfolgten 8eitdtigung bes bonn
btefigen Grimindlgeri9t 9efGQten l1rt6eils
gepiB 1T, tlammern ii9 an einen Strobz
balm, I'M iiA um bas Sragen Der 9eitreiften
Sade gu briiden. Die einaige 9offnung, Die
ibnen iibrig gu bleiben 19eint, lit bic, ben
9ouoerneur UNI ParbOn an5ugeben, unb alf
Oiefe 9offnun9, beiBt es, bdben bic 3u4tz
baustdnbioaten t4re lebte 8arte geIebt. Ser
@ert6eibiger Der 9ebriiber Meabopcroft in
Dem 9ro3eB oor Dem @oot GountD Criminal
geri9t, @rz&i6ter 3puis s.. Collins, err
tldrte geitern fel6ft, baB ipeitere 8emiibun@
gen i'm Sntereife Ieiner glienten tppbl 19perz
li9 grfolg bdtten. Ra9bsm bas Criminal
geri9t oas 1rtbeil geipro9en, bdtten apet
Mittel unb @ege Der 8ert6eioigung gu Sc
bote geItanben. Die 8ert6eibigung babe bas
ben, @ebriibern Wteabomcroft our 2ait ge=
legte 0erbre9en fir ni9ts tpeiter als Elm 0erz
ge6en ertldrt. Sn einem ipl9en Safe lei
oas geeignete Mittel bas, ii4 an bas @ppelz
ldtion5geri9t uuf @runb zines rWrit Of
@rrpr" gu tpenoen. SnbeB bic 8ert6eibigung
babe bas 8anfgeieB, auf @runb beffen Die
Meaboncrofts Oerurt6eilt ieien, fir unconz
ItitutioneG ge6alten unb lei barum brett an
oas S6ergeri9t gegungen. 8iellei9t pirbe
1t9 bic @ertbeibigung cine Gopie ber @ntz
I9eibung tommen laien unb Oann 20 Sage
3eit BADEN, Inn bas Sbergeri9t gu erIuberl,
feline @nti9eibung in @iebererpdgung gu
5ie6en,
Oie @ebriiber W%eaboncrpft ma9ten am 8.
Stunt 1893 Bancroft. sic batten bic ib@
men onbertrauten 9elber in 0otels fir Die
8eltausitelung angelegt, pel9e bamals pte
pilae aus Der @rDe f6oHeh unb bic Inter
Iu9ung Der 8eitdnoe ergub, baB Tol9e iiberz
6uupt nibt borbanoen tparen. 0ie beiben
8riiber purben tpegen betriigerif9en 8dnz
ferotts BON Der @ranbiurn in Nnflage3uitanb
perIebt unb bic 8erbdnblungen ereu6en, baB
bic Snlplpen5 Der 8anf bereits Elm Sdbr
ppr benz Sanferott etntrat.
Sobn $, Collins, elmer Der 3eugen fir
bic Nnflage, mics na6, baB er am Sage Dor
Der 8anterottertldrung 5000 bepontrte.
@roBes Aufieben erregte tpd6renO bes pro@
sefes baS Nnerbieten bes 8ert6eibigers,
Collins, Die betreffenben 5000 NIT 3inIen
3uriid5uertatten. @hlieBliA purOen Die
beiben Nngetlagtet f9ulbig befunOen unb gu
ie einem Sabre 3u9tbdus berurtbeilt.
0ds S6ergeri9t in Sttapa bat iebt bas
ltrtbeil beftdtigt unb in fetner Gntf9etoung
~befonbers berDorge6o6en, baB 8dntiers gez
piifermaBen @ertrauensperl onen finb, tpel>
DE ale 1rfa4e baden, ii6 bes gertrauerts
piirbig gu 5eigen. MuBerbem idreibt bas
9efeb beutli@ oor, baB bic @ntgegennabme
bon 9epDiiten innerbdl6 30 Sugen por Der
8anterOttertfdrun9 itraffdGig 1T.
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Derbdnont6pole uadIdfii9feit.
Ghritiau Wcrner bel eiuer GolIiiion &c
.tootet, Robert Scott tootlid9 perle5t.

Our9 bic 0a6ldTfi9teit bes 8ubnpdrters
9ug6O'g1eiu purbeMtttipo6 @briIttanWer=
ner an Der 8reu5ung bet g.. StraBs uni
ben GeleiTen Der Nod Sslanb 8abn auf ber
Steae 9etDbtet unb 3obert Scott 10 f9pe1
oerIebt, baB an Ieinem @uffommen ge5ipeiz
felt tptrD.
Scott unb Werner, bic bel Der S9ul5e
8afing Company, @de Der 63. @traBe uni
Stetpart @penue beI9dftigt iinb, t~rea3teu
geItern MOrgen gegen 5 ll9r nit einem
8dderpagen bic @eleiIe Der &od Sslant
8abn an Der SO. StraBe, als plOBli3 Elm
Pafagier5ug berange6rauF fam unb otret1
in ben Wdgen bineinfu6r.
8erner blieb fDfort tobt, pdbreno Scott
in bepuBtlofem 3utanbe fad feiner 8oEs
nung, J}o. COLO Princetpn @be., gef9afft
pur0e, mo- Elm gu Hat6e ge3ogener Gr5i
ieinen 3uitano fir duBerit beoentli9 err
fldrte.
Ser 8abnfpdrter 6ug6 O'NeiG, Der burf
feline Nu6ldIftgfeit, inbem er Die 8arriereu
offen gelaHen, bas ungliid peruria9t 6atte
tptrbe in 6aft genommen unb BON ben 81.
ronersgei9tporenen an Die 9ranbiurp per'
t~pte1en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-01

StraBenrduber, unb ptaced iprang, nud=
benz 8ritton inn bic beiben @trpl9e gez
5eigt battle, ab, 5og. feinen &eboloer unb err
fldrte Die Strol9e fir berbaftet. Sn Der
eriten ueberraf9ung lieBen it9 bic beiben
Sitter Der 2dnbitraBe BON 9taced an
paden, nd9 einigen Getunben rib fi9 iez
oo9 Der cine los unb lief 10 f9nel er fonnte
na4 Norben gu. ptaced iiberga6 barauf
ben einen 4rretanten, na4bem er bem1elben
erft ben &eDolDer a6genommen Bate, 8ritz
ton unb iebte bann benz 5lii9tling nah.
Nls Der el6e trob beri9tebentli9en Nnrufens
ni9t iteben ipoGte, feuerte 8taced einen
S9uB auf i'm ab, unb nit einem MufI9rei
bru9 Der in ben &iiden getroffene @trol9
3ufammen. Ptaced rtef nun ben patrol=
tpagen berbet unb fubr nit ieinen 6eiben
4rreitanten nnb 8ritton na9 Der %. Str
Station, bpn tpp aus Der 8ertpunbete, Der
als Der berii9tigte Mi4ael 9ealp, Elm 8ru=
Der beg bor mebreren Sabren erI9oRenen
Sob" 9eulp, i6entificirt tpurbe, na4 benz
gOuntDz SOfpitul gef9afft purbe, mo- bic
Ner5te ieinen 3uitanb fir duBerft bebentli9
erfldrten.
@ein @enohe, Elm Der Poli3et eben 10
ppblbefdnnter Strol9 Nanens Sobn Sing
muBte in elmer 3eIe Audrtier nebmen.
Sci Der 0ur4iu9ung ser @efangenen
purbe an Sing cine golbene 16r gefunben,
Die bonn Destiergeanten als @igentbum zines
g%etpifen Nlbert !6effe bon No. % @lgtrz
erfannt purbe. 6effe bate nGmz
Ii9 ungefdbr UNI s 16r 6rettag 4benb gez
melbet, baB er an Der Nrber Qoenue na6e
ber 8utlerzStr bon 5pei @trol9en an
unb UNI feline l1br unb cine Gumme
@elbes beraubt tporben fei. 6eiie tpurbe
unber3iigli9 nd9 Der Station gebott unb
ibentificirte Sling fofort uls einen Der
bic i'm ausgepliinbert batten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-01
Mdr5, Npril, Miai,
Sdwade uerpen, fdIedte Der
oouuns, unreines 8lut, lie
oer9efhla9enheit.

Die Sonne bat gerabe ben @equator anf
ibrer Sa6resbdbn nDrbDdrts g~efreu5t. Der
mirtli9e Nequator berf9iebt ii9 tdglt9 nnz
gefdbr 18 Meilen mad Norben. Nht Der
&iidtebr Der Sonne tommen audi Die benz
Sriibiabr eigentbimli9en 2eiben. Cine perz
ION bat f9Da9e Nerpen, cine dnoere letbet
an f9le1ter 8erbauung, tpieber anbere 9az
ben Srubel nit i6rem 8lut uno mod anoere
itno niebergei6ldgen unb leioen an einen1
aqgemeinen S9pd9egefiibl.
QGe biefe @ri9einunsen itelen ii3 ipez
5iea BEL 9enel Elm, bic an @rtdltung in
trgenb elmer 6orm pber an Der Grippe gez
litten BADEN. gine YezruznaS&ur tpirb unz
feblbar ale bte1e 2eiben beben. 9ies 1T cine
ibeale Sribiabrsmebisit. Pezrlzna rei3t
ni9t, es trdftigt. SIS regt ni9t fir fur5e
3ett an - es itdrtt. @s gteidt Die 9lutz
cirtulation aug, es beru6igt bus NerDenz
ibitem, es reguIirt Die Sunttionen oes linz
terleibes. 9esru=na lit ni4t, tpte 10 Oiele
Sriiblingsntdbistnen, einfa9 Elm unregenz
bes pber reiaenbes pber GerDenzMittel fonz
bern es lit BON Nutur cine trdftigenbe unb
itdrfenbe Nr3nei.
8erlangen sic unfer tDitenfreies 5riib=
lingsbu9, S9reiben Sic an bic pezruzna
Drug Manufacturing Company; Columbus,
S6ip.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-01
KlimamebfeI

bat auf ptele Menl6en eir,en febr ittaltse=
nebnten GtnfuB. g8ie oft BORT mani ni6t ben
Qnsipru9: sd fam bas Slima nt9t per-
trdgen." Gos tit Sbre ei9ene 96ulb, lieber
6relt1b; MAIDEN Sic eihet 8eril16 nit ben
a0befallten ct. Sernorb &r6uterpiaen, itnb
Sie iperben ale 8el9perben los letlt. &limaz
wedlel tpirft sltttd9it auf BEN Mogeit, unb
BON Der 3bdtt9fett beiielbert bdh9t Die 8utt=
tion Der Geber, Der Nieren ui1b Ser Wttls db.
SIT Sbre 9eroauun9 ui6t IN Srbnuns, 10 bat
os5 Sa'''f s SSFpss 81 81 i erara5ten sla e. s'sI ss s t,i
arauterpiaem III furser l3sit beieitist. go
i6li9t ultb einfa6 6ielelben au0 ols1ebelt,
10 beoentenb 1T ibre 9eilfraft. S,t aGen 9tpoz
thefe1l atl babelt.