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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-10-30
MILLS BEECH PARDoNeo.
Mills Beech. Sent Up for Assault,
Pasdoned by the Governor.


Tribune: Mills Beech, who was sem
fenced IN district court here some time
ago to three years imprisonment for an
assault on w. ]. Fraleigh, was pardoncd
Tuesday by Governor Allin. The cir
cu.astanccs Of the assault will be rcmem-
ber'd by many persons. Fraleigh was
attacked in the night. beaten, and lime
thrown into his eyes. so that his eycs'Hht
vas badly injured. Beech WIS convicted
OF having planned the assault, and SEN
fenced to term IN the penitentiary. A
petition for pardon was circulated about
the city some months ago. and 1t was
granted Tuesday by the governor. The
assault for which Beech was convicted
was an aggravated one, but he has al.
ready served considerably part Of his
sentence and expiated his odcnse. 1t Is
to be hoped the measure If bis punish.
ment will la vc upon him such an effect
that there may be nothing said against
him hereafter. and that he may walk
honorably and urrightly through life.
tnasmuch as he was the only one of those
concerned who has been severely pun.
ished, his pardon at this time is not unde.
served.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-10-30
REGISTERS HIS BOYS NAME.
Man Displays His Grief ID . Queer Sort
Of Way.


did you notice that man register"
asked the clerk.of an uptown hotel of a
Washington Times writer, as sud. faced
man turned away from the desk. lie
had written his own name and another
on the record. "IIe has beci! coming
here for four or five years that rcmem-
tber," continued the clerk. 1.-The numc
that follows his own is that of his son,
though the latter has been dead for
three years.
ut is a case full of sadness. That
man makes regular trips to the city,
and he used to always bring his boy,
bright-looking youth of about 1s.
The father was very devoted to him,
hnd the boy did seem to be rafting
good fellow. They always shared the
same room, always went out together,
and seemed chums more than father
and son. But the boy died. The next
time the father came to the hotel
there was a marked change in his ap.
pcarnnce. He walked silently up TO the
desk and registered. After writing mis-
own maine. he placed that OF his son be.
meath it. just rs he formerly did. /
called his attention to it, but tear
came to his eye, and he said nothing,
SO Immediately changed the subject.
Ever since that day he has registered in
that manner when he came to the city.
Once in awhile he will order an extra
thinner and have it set on the table be.
side him, just where his boy used to sit,
lie never speaks Of the bow"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-10-30
A Double weAa.nx.

A double wedding took place al tic
church Of Ste. Peter and Paul. In Stras.
burg district, last Monday forenoon, at
10 o'clock. The contracting parties were.
as noted IN the marriage licenses. John
Baumgartner, Jr., aged 80. of South
Prairie, and Elizabeth Schneider. aged
1S. OF Om,o; and WcndeIin Schneider.
aged 20, Of ONO. and El zat,eth Lcywcl,
aged 16. Of Exeter-all of this county.
Young Baumgartner is sod Of Mr.aantl5
Mrs. John Baumsartner. sr.; his bride
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. .tAlbin
Schneider. Young Schneider is brother
IT the newly-mnde Mre. Bsumgnrtncr.
The new Mrs. Schneider is the daughter
"f Mrs. BRANDED 6chmaltE by u former
husband. There were four bridesmaids
Miss Anna Geisrnaer. Katie Gefroh, Eva
Keller and Barbara Baumgnrtncr; also
four best men, - Messrs. Sylvester &C.
froh, Ka.per Frist, Jr.. Michael Schwab
and Kaspcr Keller. The ceremony was
performed, according 10 the impressive
service of the Catholic church, by Rev.
Father Bernard Slrassmeyer, of Fort
Yates, who has been for many years The
pastor Of the Russo. German Catholic
settlers of Emmous county. The clnu,cll
was nicely decorated, the music good,
aud the young people ho were princi.
pals and assistants In the ceremony were
neatly and tastefully dr. ssed., Therc was
u large attendance.
After the completion o! the ceremnny
at the church, the large number Of people
who had been invited went to the house
Of Mr.. and Mrs Albin Schneider, where.
''die hochsei" Tor wedding feast was 10
be held. There the dance soon began,
and was kept up without stop until the
dinner hour Came. And II WAS not only
The young folks who took part ip the
lively waltz; but the Il. cord man noticed.
that Fathers Bsumgartner, Schneider
md Schmal'z were about as lively ON,
their feet Us the rising generation. Az
dinner there was plenty to eat and drink,
and efforts were made to show every
guest that he was welcome. There were
several English- speaking people present.
and they were well treated andaansde 10
feel that they were among fr,endE Acsi
cotding to the Russo German custom,
the festivities were kept up until the be-
ginning of the next day: but some of the
guests who had long distances to travel,
were compelled to leave during The after.
noon. Aud they departed with best
wishes for the four young people who
had just embarked upon the matrimonial
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-10-30

The Right Honorable Willie Mophet.
of Bismarck, and the Right Honorable
Arthur Brundage, of!Dawson, seem to be
leaders of the ''push" against Judge Win
chester. Arthur is working, he says. in
the interest Of ,thonesty." But nothing
has been heard from him. SO far, as to
that little bill he owes the Record. or as
to the several hundred dollars that he
owes to Charley Morris. popular and
hard. working newspaper man. who ran
bis Office for him from the rising TO the
setting of many suns, and who received
nothing worth ment,onins therefor ex-
cept jawbone. &C., r.;
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-10-30
capital CITY ITEMS.
4 Reric,C of the U'eeh's Happens
inns in BisWlNs'ck

iMOs in BisWl0r rex. M
State Auditor Brlggs' health is steadily
improving.
The heirs of James Mcbride have been
found. He has four sisters living at
Monkton, Md.
John Hammock was arrested Monday.
charged with stealing two steers, the
property of Joseph Hare.
The total registration in Bismarck was:
Male. COG; female. 47S Who says Bis
maick is a one.horse town.
Bob Roberts, who was formerly fa-
miIlar figure about the Capital City,
dropped dead at Miles City recently.
Joe Hanauer, formerly Bismarck
clothier, was killed BY an Illinois Central
subj rban train in Chicago Saturday.
Alfred w Dearborn and Miss Rosalind
w. Slaughter were married last Wednes-
day, at the residence Of j. A. Burgum, Of
Conklln.
M0I1lcu--nL tuC TcSIueUCS OI Tue UTIue
parents. by the Rev. Archibald Durrie,
Otto Dorman. of Burleigh county, and
Susan +. Burt, Of Blsmarck, MD.
Bismarck is to have a grand republi-
can rally and barbecue Saturday. The
blll.of. fare for the barbecue consists of
three large steers. four eaeep, aud Michi-
gan cider in ahundnncr
Will Gorsuch and Sam Hood, two farm
ers. had fracas IN the New York store
Friday evening, in which Gorsuch's head
was cut in several places by blows from Il
pistol in the hands of Hood Both were
arrested. n
Tribune: Trumpetcr j. Kennedy and
Private John II. Kelly of Troop &C"
Eighth cavalry, stationed at Fort Yates,
have Travelled more than 15O0 miles in an
open boat and are now cnmpcd on the
river near Jefferson Barracks, at st. Lou,s.
The soldiers are on furlough aud arr
awaiting their discharge.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-10-30
norusr oue.,lon tlie "a argument ation'

- = +4f. -,
MornET questions the 'argutnentation"
contained in recent Record item. The
editor of this paper issinot foolish enough
to use argument with such measly little
hypocrite as Mophet. The Record said
he was liar. The Record editor stands
prepared TO prove that he is liar. Call
ing manor an alleged man--a liar IN
a newspapers columns is libel. unless its
truth can be proven. We can prove that
in at least one instance where he viljfles
Judge Winchester ne lies. We are ready
and willing to prove IT. But at present
we merely state that he ie q liar. "Liar"
is plain, unadorned, expressive, Englisb
word of Saxon derivation. 1t fits Mophet
exactly, for that's what he is.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-10-30
Cauxht NJ Last.

Griggs Courier: Ed OFT, better known
as "SIlm." has finally landed In the peni.
ten,lary IN Bismarck. A few days ago
he skipped out with team belonging to
Moore Bros, Of Hannatord, and Sheriff
Jackson telegraphed to the authorities
along the lIne to look out for Mr.. sOt,.
Finally be drove into Willlamsport, EN-.
mons county. in company with young
couple supposed TO be Charley Kiel and
hs bride. They put up for the night az
house. and OFT stole pocketbook from
q man named Brsddock. He was arrested,
went into court and plead guilty. and was
sent to the penitentlary for one year. s8
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-10-30
Cool Enough.

A Massachusetts, congressman who
was on board the train which was
wrecked at Hyde lark, Mass, last fall,
says that when the shock came one Of
the passengers was pitched over several
seats just in time to receive the con.
tents of the water-cooler, which tipped
over and soaked his clothing with ice.
water. A highly-excited passenger
rushed up. to him and told him to keep
cool.
"G0 way" said the wet man; II am
the coolest man in the car have just
had two buckets Of ice.watcr emptied
down my bnrk."
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-10-30
AROUND The STATE.
Some Interesting Items Gathered
from Our Ercha,.Oes.

Some Interesting Items Gathered
from Our Exchanges.
1t is said some Grafton attorneys will
sign a protest against Kent's execution.
Anton Klaus and Joe Moody have
wagercd $500 at jamestown on the re,
suit Of the national election.
Oliver D D.lrymple. the bonanza farmer
"f the Red River valley. is said to have
cleaned up $4,000 in the recent wheat
furry.
Preparations for the hanging Of Kent
are going or rapidly, and Sheriff Barnes
expects to have everything in working
order by the latter part of next week.
A package containing $l.5OO, stolen
from the Great Northern depot In Wah.
pcton. was returned by priests. It reach
ing them through the medium of the con-
fessional.
AT Fessenden. the wife of ex. State Sen.
ator HiI'z shot aud mortally wounded an
unknown intruder, who. while her hus-
band WAS away. tried 10 cffrct an entrance
through the chamber window.
Fargo Argus: II. Tcnney has re-.
turned from Park itivrr. where he is figur.
ing on starting II drugstore In connection
with John Mahaney. an oid-time Bis
'narcK Pharmacist. Tt,s.wiIl make 20
difference with Mr. Tcnncy's Fargo inter.
csts. as the northern store will he under
the management anil charge Of Mr.. Ma.
haupv
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-10-30
haney.

j. D. Brock had narrow escape from
serious injury the other day. While
driving. home from neighbor's the
breaststrap on his harness snapped in
two. and the horse. bring a spirited AMI
NAL. sprung TO one side. upsett,ng the
buggy and throwing Mr.. Brock violently
to the ground. A badly wrenched arm.
a sore back and that tired feeling" is
the extent of his injuries.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-10-30
WII4LIAMSPORT NORTH OCTOBER 30,
REPUBLICAN,. TkKET.

NEA u Cx1LAC<s ". AAE1.
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Fo, Ps,dsn:iaI Elseton- Il
sitsH ssas; !; SSH: yi#ssfTs; I!s:s': Cas-
state. [.
FIJI Judge :. slsssS II sS';;H; %sttis fsft .e...
For e''s'iss;N n. N. yoaasoasa.'.,n.
"a. BRIGGS, sr'oo.
For Lieutenant. .Govsmot-
]. N. oEvihE. LaSaouts.
% S's''''iy Yes e 5';'s ssliey. aIeh1,os.
80 : ''''e; GEO. NICHOLS. Cas-:
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j G. HAL4ANo. TnuI.
For Commissions, Of AilieuItu.s and ubor-
u. v. THOMAS. esnso".
F'' R'''''e aeSsse ss%si:'ias'sEs e s1yEs oieA.y.
Sosa 4: aissoaii ai''"b'"'.
J,sdtct0y.;1
r'' o'''' w. S.oa: s. WINCHESTER, si.m.,e4.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-10-30
old bridges.

The most numerous Of the medieval
bridges existing In England ure Of one
arch, Of which the fine old bridge near'
iIAhby castle, In Cleveland, with It's
ttfchiararch orhaMented with the aflns
Of Lord Neville Of Raby and built In
1886, il d good example.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-10-30
wheat sterlea.,

The undersigned desires 10 inform the
farmers of Emmons county that hss M
extensive facilities for storing gls
the McKenEie elevator, and that thS if11 n;
will be stored st cheaper rates TIN d
law allows. Come up with { lSAdslayA II
way, and learn terms. ri
&. b.: Fs soovn3SeS!
Mckenzie. N. "a
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-10-30
no rnE PUBLlC,

The undersigned respectfully announces
his candidacy as Justice of the peace,
and requests support for the reason that
he lives In the midst of thickly settled
country. whose people at present have to
go long distance when having business
with such court Il.
JosErH g. SENaER.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-10-30

Deputy Sheriff Hanson, Of Fargo, wen.
clear 10 st. Louis after criminal wanted
at Fargo and returned with the wrong
man.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-10-30

(Fitst publication, Oct. 2-Last, Nov. a.)
Notice OF RAomeAtead Ftfial Proof.
LAND OrticE AT BIsNARcK. N. d.,
Sept. 30, 1896
N0TtcE IL hereby given that the following
Unnamed settler has filed notice Of her inten-
aud that said proof will be made before D. r.
Streetef, Clerk Of the District Court Of Emmoi1s
county, N. D., NJ w Williamsport, N. D., OH Nov.
z, 1903. vix.:
LYDIA HEkHOLz.
For the NE 4 bf NV u atid N v of NE a of
Section Il, Township 182, Range n.
She names the following witnesses 10 prove
her ct1ntinuous residence upofi and cultivation
of said land, viE.:
]. Birt Cornell, Of Winchester. n. D.
Michael QantWell. Winchester, N. n.
George W. Lynn. OF Winchester, II D.
Herman Backhaus, Of South Prairie, N, d.
X. A. LAM. Register.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-10-30
ESTRAY NOTICE COLUMN.
stRayep.

From my place. last fail, drrk.bay. msre, two
weight about 1000 pounds; one white hind foot.
Any otie knUwias Of her whereabouts will
pleabe address, GRO. IAcKsQN
4lsntoe, N {. D.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-10-30
taksn uf.

Oct, !, 1s6A By Bylvestef Hurst, At 0lercus, n
D., one buy mare, le!l hind foot white: no brand
tho 6ne U tAtXcs kidnapped some time ago anc
has Returned. 0Wner CALI ply charges attd take
the animal away exLvksrER HuksT.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-10-30
fAkkM VY.

Came ~ M place, 0cs. IL, 1855. ont COW
marked as follows 1peck lPd (white and red
and riRht ear cropped; aGe unknoWn; d.
horned no BRAND. Owaef VIII picass call, pay
charges - the o0W has done damage j and
take hef away n. RLlck,
60uth PsAisia N. D,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-01
Don mibtiofett fir 11itter.

@%ogenannte @pmmerfrant6eiten unter
ben &inbern MAIDEN au9 in biefem Sabre
aaentbalben ihr gr19einen. @s 1T bdber
Die erite 8fli9t elmer ieben Mutter, in Der
jebigen gefdbrli9en Sdbres5eit ben Sc
funbbeits3uitanb ibrer 8leinen auf bas
Sorgfdltigfte 5u iiberipd3en unb bel ben
~geringften Nn3ei9en bpn unregelmdBigfetz
ten Der @erbauungsOrgane fOfOrt energif9
ein3uf9reiten. Sorni's MdgenitGrfer, penn
in 3eit o~ngepanbt, bebt &ubr, SDmmerz
Gbolera, @boIerGzNforbns nnb anbere Stu
rungen Der 9ebdrme unb 8erbuuungszSrz
game f9neI unb fiber. 9erIeG6e 1T BON
alien Ngenten gu be5ie6en, pel4e Sornt's
NlpenfrGuter 8lutbeleber ~bertaufen, iebo9
ni3t in NpOtbeten 3u finben, SIT SOrni's
Magenftdrter ni9t in Der l1mgegenb gu
Bdben, 70 penbe man fi9 brett an ben
o1einigen Gigentbumer unb Sabrifanten,
Dr. Peter Sa6rnep, Gbicago, 81.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-01
+mtIIiam RoI5e. +

Sn feiner 8Obnung am Sr0ing parfz
8pulebarb i'm Sppn 2ebben itarb Sienftag
mad lGngerer &ranf6eit elmer Der befanntez
item beutf9en 8iirger Der ldnbIi9en 9t%
1trifte BON Gppt gountb, Wiqiam &ol5e.
9erIel6e tpurbe bor SO Sa9ren in Neuitabt
am &iibenber9, i'm bamaligen &0nigrei3
9onnpber geboren, fam aber bereits als
8na6e BON Ia Sabren na4 @merita. @9on
in feinen iungen Subren interefiirte er ii9
fir 9plitif unb tpanbte ith Der Republican,
19en Partet gu, in beren &eiben er cine ni9t
unbebeutenbe Gple 1pielte.
Sn ben lebten Sabren mar CT leioenb unb
Tu9te in benz miGben 8ltma BON Merico
nnb Mri3ona pergeblt9 9eiIung. @r binter<
1GBt 9 bereits erpadfene &tnOer, tpdbrenb
feline Srau ibm bOr %einigen Sabren i'm SoDe
b%orunging.
9as 8egrdbniB funb Sreitag bonn
@terbe6aufe mad benz ct. SObannes>SrleOz
hof itatt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-01
9ie oan3e Qifte lautet:

XIV SuI0C ~tIAk %0AtS%>
Ro. 1. General Store BON Sobn s..
8ppman G &c., @de Sgben Mpe. unb II.
StraBe, Die &Guber i4lieben 8opmau in
elm gloiet Elm unb erbeuten $500.
go. 2. @rocerp BON Carl Steinba3, No.
300 %. 2ateitraBe, &duber fa6ren am 81.
Npril NIT 8uggp Dor, tperben aber in Die
Slu@t gel@lagen.
go. 3. Sames Snnes, General Store an
@eit IL. GtraBe unb MfbldnO 8pnleparo,
8Guber = norunter Elm Sanger" nno Elm
v&urser" = er6enten $500.
go. 4. Sbomus S. Marfbal, go. 378
Is. Mabiion Str; Marfba1 eri4ohen.
go. 5. Mm 16. Mai Columbia &eitduz
rant, Geo. 236 We0s Str, Gaifiererin um
$50 berarbt.
Geo. 6. %. Mai, @rocerD BON s. peters,
go. $50 90. Mabifon Str; Gafiiererin nnb
&unben UNI $15 eepliinbert.
9Ro. z. Stunt A., 9rpcerD Meine &c 9intle,
go. 81 @els Str, $87 erbeutet.
go. 8. 6. SUM-, 8. &lein, Ia. ctr. unb
g. 9alitebitr., 9unberte BON Perfonen i'm
Qdben, &duber erbeuten $500.
go. 9. g.. SUM-, Cafeteria Catering Co.,
go. 46 2afeitraBe, &Guber binOen Die
@G9ter unb erbeuten $1,000.
go. 10. 20. Sum-, peter alderman 60,
@rDcer unb Sleif9er, go. 337 SO. &an>
bo1pb Str, &Guber erbeuten $50 uno feuern
OK GhiifYr mr. rom Qnhen nb.
go. II. 81. Stunt, SObn Glarf, @irt6z
f9aft SEQ. 515 g. Glart Ctr, Der Wirtb ers
19ieBt einen Der Gduber, 8iQp Moronep,
unb bertpunbst bsien Gumpan Sames
8artlep t0btli9. 2eBterer itirbt mad 48
Stunben.
No. IL. 26. Sum-, Mirtbi9aft BON 81.
S. @innptt, Np. Al @innott place. &duber
feuern auf einen @aft einen @9uB ab, tperz
ben aber bonn @irt6e in Die Slu9t gei9laz
gen.
No. 13. 81. Sum-, S9ubgei3dft bon
gbas. Ruppert, Geo. 166 9urriion 5truBe.
Ser n2ange" unb Der Surge" erbeuten $40.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-01
Deikle graQe.
DART Elm Manu feline frau auf oer
Stra6e fi6en
O.. Seban madt fid oiefes fdweren Der
bredens fhuIoi9 uno miro pom oienft=
~eifrtaen poIiaiten fir perhaftet erfl6rt.

o. Seban madt fid oiefes fdweren Der
bredens fdnIoia uno miro pom oienfts
%eifrteen poIi3iten fir perhaftet erfldrt.
@eI6e @trufe ftebt barauf, penn Elm
Mann feline Satin auf Offener Strabe
fuBt? 9ieie duBert beitIe Srage bate SOn>
neritog Ribter Hi6ar6ion gu entf9eioen,
als ibm Der S9auipieler s.. 8eban
un0 befen iunges Meib6en porgefiibrt muir
ben.
g. 8eban, Der gegenpGrtig feline Serien
unb 3uglei9 feline Slittertpo9en bier berlebt,
tppQteW}ittpo9 Nbenb gu elmer 2ogeniibung
eeben. Natirli9 lieB es ii9 5rau 8eban
ni9t nebmen, tbren 9errn unb 9ebteter cine
Strede @eges gu begleiten. On Der @de Der
State unb 9arrifon StroBe bei9loB tie,
pieber um3utebren uno na9 ibrer @obnung,
go 1887 Wabafb Nbenue, 5~uriid5ufebren,
unb nonte it9 BON ibrem 9atten berabf9iez
ben, als bieier in elmer MufpalIung bon
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3drtli9feit ie umfaBte
unb ibr einen SUP auf lire &iri@enlippen
oriidte.
gbe er Dieiem eriten Sub einen ~5peiten
folgen laffen fonnte, fiiblte er ii9 etpas unz
fanft am &odfragen gefaBt unb bon ieiner
5rau tpeggerifen unb fab ft@, als er it9
no3 ieinem @ngreifer umfab, ben SetectiDes
McIfabon unb Sinnott gegeniiber, bic ibn
IopObl tpie feline Srau trob aaer Grfldrnn=
gen unO Bitten fir perbaftet ertldrten uno
na3 Der 9arriIOnitraBenzS Station bra9ten,
po bas berliebte iunge @bepaar mebrere
Stunben i3ma9teh muBte, ebe es gegen
8irgf3aft auf freien SUB gefebt tpuroe.
gelbfDeritdnbli9 fprah Der &ibter Seban
@si, Der fur3 barauf S9abenerfabtlogen
gesen bic iibereifri9en poli5iiten unb Die
Stabt anitrengte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-01
Svmdn Grumbuu. +

9ur9 ben Spnnerifag Morgen I'm 3 11br
in Dem 9aufe No. 40O8 Safe Nbe. erfplgten
Sob 6es Observation-Disclosures 2pman Srumz
bun bat @6cagO etnen ieiner berborragenb=
ften 8iirger Derloren. Die &ranf6eit, bic
feinem 2eben Elm @nbe ma9te, aog er if9
am -. @priG in 8eGebiGe, Su., beim 8ez
grdbniB bes @icez9ouberneurs @uitaD
&oerner gu.
@pman Srumbun tpurbe am IL. Sftober
1913 in Gol3eter, Conn.,, 9e6oren unb bort
empftng er aud in Der 8acpnzNeabemie
feline S9ulbilOung. @6on nit 16 SsSubren
tpurbe er S9ullebrer unb mad bieriGbri9er
Sbdtigfeit tpurbe er NIT Der 9eitunq elmer
Mtaoemie in @~reenbiQe, 9d., betraut. @G6z
rsnb ieines 0ortigen Mufentbaltes ftubirte
er Die &e4tspifenf9aften unb i'm Sabre
1887 tDurbe er in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aufz
genommen. g&o9 i'm Ielben Sabre fam er
nod @6cdgo, unb 5tpar legte er bic ounae
Strede auf benz RiiGen zines pferbes auriid.
9ier blteb er iebo9 rur penige Monate, IieB
1t9 bann in 8eaebile, ST., nieber unb err
Offnete cine 4b0ptatur. SIN Sabre 1910
tpuroe er gum Mitglte6 Der @taats1eaisz
Iatnr nnb 1848 gum &t9ter bes Sbergeri6ts
getpd9lt. SIN Sabre 1855 pGbIte man i'm
in ben &unbesienat, befen Mitgltsb er bur@
5tpeimalige @ieberpabG Bis gum Sabre
1873 blieb. Damn 5Og er nu9 g6icago unb
bat ieitpem bier permanent geipobnt.
Die 8eerbtgung fanb Samftag Na9mit<
tag balb B ubr bonn Srauerbauie aus mad
benz SdftppDbsz sFrie0bpfe tatt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-01
GtabIirt lett 1851.
Henry Sehoellkopf,

wholesale q heGall Gr0cep'
232 & 234 DfsRanoolph.Str,
awilpen Srauflin, unb Mhartets Str1s%
@btreeo, Sns..
erbielt in feiuiter @aore:
QIed)tem GttnnetttbnIe SdDtuetScrf6Ie,
Sgram5. NOqMefOrts&1le. VatnteIntt=SFd1
G0atter SpGIe, SSrGmterf1ie, &3anOfGie,
BaDr. &imburger= tto ytabnn=Sf6le,
yromage De Brie, Weuidatcler Safe
0tcdjte Gd)Wciser WSiId) lit Afauncrt,
9lediten Sicbi9's TIeiidertract,
Stni. WaccarOni, NuOeIn, SobaltntsbtooS
Mcd)tem &imtbeerfaft, Gtntbccteitg,
9lcd)tea ttn9ariid)en 0sOiett=Y 0prtfd.
1emtSd)e 9etro6n. SSetoclbecren. Sirten,
9emtfdeS S,pctfd d, enmms. gSaIsmeiiter,
sing "a dD lcn dDi:tei. Sng,uer.
Trams. Gbampismnms, SliOem umo &aperH,
SitNeIourfer GENT, @eitcIitg,
NeimIteS SItUen0l, WfObMOI,
Traus. @amSIebcr=4nitc nit StiifieIn.
Med)tet tucitDb6Iiidle11 G6intcn, SaI9utt
Qte dDte 8raMMidDU. @erOcIatlnnrIt.
9lcdltc Iramffmrter 8rattpmrit in 8Idbien,
NeinIte GalsiaroeIem, SaroeIenbutter,
aStanS. 2rGffel=Sat0tnea, &teIer Sptottehp
Wtarimirten &an,b. Nal, Wpubarim9e,
gieMe bou. WtatieS=S1ric9c,
Cine entad )tcm NadS, Grebie, W4afreIen,
SSriId)eS WeiSmebI, &artof TeImebI,
Vu d, 10 CT cl9riitc, @eiS engrteS, Sn9ns
0erI.0rampcn. 8crltcn9riiBe, @rbSmebI,
SsriId)eM &riinfcrn. @irlc, &inIe,t,
Wfarrcr &ncipp'S WaIs=f0ffef,
Vfeifet & OILERS &afecsG1 cns,
s~Eeimjten SaOas Wtoffas umO SfiosGafee.
Stouperf'S @aniua=Gbofol90c nnO &afAoS
9tedItcn run. mao GinciiidIen Sbce,
Medfeit Warifer gd)mnpftaba6 nom &obbe6,
9eMtidbe SpinnrGocr, @Outraber.
SpIsId)mbe Mmo @oIspamtoTcIm, ale GrOBeH'
Snb ben ~bluisfteu 4reiieH.
Henry Sch0elIWONH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-01
: unfere Gprrefppnbsnten urb Masntsr

- 1tnfere GorrefpDnbenten unD @1sntsn
befu9en bic foIgenben Stcuten:
9err Saul Sriebel bic @taatsn Soma nnO
Minnefota.
0err Sreb 99erf Die Staaten 8isconfin.
Suinpis unh ben norbpeitli9en S6eil bon
Nei9igan.
9err 9enrp S4uaI bic @tuuten Snbtanu
un6 Mi9igan.
9err Gbus. S. SO. Pfeiffer ben @tuoi
nebrasta.
9err @uguit G7er Die @taoten Mi1Onri
nnb 4rfanfas.
6err 9enrb @puIbing bic Counties 2at
unb Mc9enrp in SGinois. Id