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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-06-23
north Bound Connections

North Bound Connections
AT Fayetteville with Atlantic CoastLine foI
all points North and East, at Sanford with
the Seaboard Air Line, at Greensboro with
Cove with the Norfolk & Western Railroad
for Winston~Salem.
South Bound Connections
Walnut Cove with the Norfolk q Wes
tel n Railroad for Roanoke and points North
and West at Greensboro with the Southern
and all points North and East, at Fayette.
VILE with the Atlantic Coast Line for ali
Air Line for Charlotte, Atlanta and ali
points South and Southwest.
w. e. KYLE,
Gen1 Pass. Agent
w. FRY, Genl Manager
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AIyGsTIjIss!g=zzEao
$500 TRAINS"
W:TvDOUBLE,D DAILY
SERVICE
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUT}

To Atlanta, New Orleans, %orfoik, Eici
mond, Warrington. Baltimore, Phiia.
delDhia Boston, New YORK
Schedule in effect JauuArY %. ISp
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TRAINS LEAVE RALEIGR:
1875 A. NJ. DAILY.
Atlanta SpecialI Pullman Yes,

Atlanta Special' Pullman vestiaule e.
L anderson, We don, Petersburg. l2s.i
mond, Washington, Baltimore. Phil.
phia, New York, and all points north. Bs:.
fet drawtng-room sleepers and Pui.o->
coaches Atlanta TO Washington, par:4
cars Washington TO New York, euiIus
sleeping car Monroe TO Portsmouth 49,
riVes at Washington 10:4S L -
more IL noon, Philadelphia 2:@o 2 u,
York 4:53 . m. Also for porTepouyr -.
folk, Old Point and local stations Sya7.-,
q Roanoke railroad.
1871 L. NJ. DAILA.
For Henderson, Weido0, SuGois, Ea,y.
mouth, Norfolk and iuteIIGeG. aGa sasas.,4...
connects at Portsmouth With hay IL.
Old Point and Baltimore; With &cxEn.e .
Washington SteaYub boat corupqnv FIR W,
ington; with N Z P 81 N ratlroE3 For ~ 2,
delphia and points norGh, also ey Fsei:.l
with Atlantic Coast Life Tor Richmg7.s
Washington, Baltimore, PhllgGeipl..ss 80,
New YORK, and With Scotland Neck Prs.
for Greenville, Washington and PlyracC
pullman sleeping car Atlanta 70 PDlT
mouth.
s:35 DAILY.
Atlanta Special Pullman YestlTllr p.
Southern Pines, hanlet, Wilmington Nus
roc, Charlotte, Lncolnton, Shelby, Ches
ter, Clinton, Green wcoc Abbeville A thens
Atlanta, Augusta, Col nm bia, Macon, Mon
gomery, Mobile, New Orleans. Chatano1S5
Nashville, Memphis snd all points soutl
and southwest; through Pullman Bat
sleepers and day eoac1es Washington ;
Atlanta, connecting directly at Unior j.
pot, Atlanta, with dtverging lines =
Pullman sleeping car Portsmouth II r.
roe.
$40 P III, DAILY.
For Wilmington, Charlotte tJIzy.
Greenwood, Athens, Atlanta and ali srEE~
mediate stations. Connects at Union g.
ton Atlanta, with diyerging lines. p,
man sleeping car Portsmouth 70 A1lant
TRAINS REACH RALEIGH:
3:34 P Nd DAILY
Srom Norfolk, Ports N oEth and point,
narth via Boy Lice and E.Y.P az r &.
Petersburg, Richmond and Washington
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and
Boston, also from GreeHville, Plymouth,
points via Weldon.
1:21 A N, DAILY,
ATLANTA Special" Pullman Vesti -
from Atlanta and points south, Athens
Abbeviile Greenwood nd Chester
1l:2S A NJ DAILY.
From Charlotte, thens. At '7-= anr
intermediate staJions.
$50 A. VI. DAILY.
Atlanta Special from Mort Tx. Ports
mouth, Henderson, Weldon, Richmond
Washington, Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA
New York, and the east.
Magnificent Pullman yestibu'eH trains
No extra fare.
Apply To ticket agent, o to
II. 5. Lizard, Sol Pass. AS.r.
Raleigh, =. c.
Il ST. JOHN, vice PrAs. and Gcn N'r'
81. W. B GLOVER Traffic Manager
T J ANDERSON, Gen. Pas. Agt
a. F.. M'BEE Gen. Supt
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The c. & L. railroad connects st Eiekcry
and Newton with Western North CarolidI
railroad; Lincolnuor WITH Carolina CenGra
abroad; Gas6onia with Southern railroad
Yorkville with 9 q q e railroad; Chests
with Souticrn, q G g. a, G G & :; and {
81 0 railroads. L. Z. NICHOLS, Sep't,O
H. r. BEARD, Chester. s
G.. n. and P. Ag't,
Yorkville. s. q
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Close connection made at Hamletitt
trains North, South, East and West.
VIM. MONCURE, SUPT.
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SOU HEHR RiIlEs
H'fhP%BNT AT,>-l,,@~
CONDENSED SGHElas.t
81 sRFECT Dec. 8. ls.,.
TRAINS LEAVE aLLuaB. :. q.


DAILY. except Sunday. Connects
Al IrecEsbOrO, for ali Luirg,
tor North and Scc=tI. Sne
WfustoD-Nalero and poip+r "a
tine NORTHWESTERN North Cses.
Ina Railroad. at SetsH,-~r -,
ali points IN Western Nrrvt .,,.
oliLa, Knoxville, C@ur. ,..,.
~7t' and western poipfs
l9+te. for Spsv1guhug.
vile. Athens. Allan
7r'Drs South
CoinrnGJs 1T Durham ion ...... o..
CisrEsville and Kevevll,a --....
SUNDAYS. At Gree1sl,.,r..
the Washington ao4 D..
western Vestibuied Nsrci
snd the New York and T3~-. ",
Shor5 Line QimiSs,O g..
for al points North.
With main line train 10 y s,.e
Danville, Richmond md inre,~..
dlate local stations: also Ees
nection for Wtnston-Salero
with main line train M IS q.
ioau Tor Cha .,oCCe, SparEauu, 90.
l!reenFllle, Atlanta sndHIl n.,...s
Sout6; also Columbia, aug
Charleston, Savannah J
sonvllie, and all points In ST.! t'
Sleeping Car for Altar tn ,Fs..e.
sonyllle and at Charlotte ,-..
sleeping car for AUxugsv
Jacksonville
Oonnecus az Selms for Eev,s..
vile and intermediate, ztg ~ 81,
the Wilson o. FayettavlU, u'4 ~
CuC, ua.ly, t5oiusboro for N.,vrs
6ern and Morehaad CITY. daY}v e,
cept Sundays, For Wilu1ion -
and intermediate station
W d W r r, daily.
Also carries a through coach
from Greensboro via Selma for
Wilson, Rocky Mount, Tarboro.
Sntfolk and Norfolk, Arriving
Norfolk 6p m, making connees
ton with n Y p & n RRfor
philadelphia, New York and ali
Eastern points also with the Old
Dominion, Bay Line and Mer.
chants and Miners steamship
lines for Baltimore, New York.
Providence and Boston.
Connects at Durham for Oxford
keysville, Richmond; st GreeqE,
boro for Washington ami ~
points north.
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Lv Hamlet, $40 am. Lv Cheraw, $50 pm.
ar Cheraw, $50 am "a
"a AR Hamlet GAO u m
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Daily
ex Sun.
TRAINS ABETvE IT RALrIoa, r
3:I2
Pm Fror Atlanta, CA.s.U.ys.
Tally Greensboro aud all points ..grl.
7:xo From Greensboro ana 81 ? -.
"a north and south Slear.-c sa1
Dslly Greensboro 70 Raleigh
W FROM Goldsbcro Vice..
4;O3 Fayetteville and All ralnf. ,-,o
tern Carolina.
ll:29 From New York, Waasp,,,
a NJ Lynchburg, Dahville, .2t~
900
PM
and
SAL From Golasboro aOd ~ ag.Ss
Daily
Local freight Estns also osrvv resa-s
gers.
Pullman cars on night t>e,., N,
Raleigh 60 Greensboro. and op s7,arvg p
trSin from Greensboro,
Double daily tratna between oslSia
Charlotte and Atlanta. Quick riYr9 -.
celle6 accommodation.
W. H. GREEN,
u ~ General Supt.
K. L. PORTS. t A, Raleigh, n. c.
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GALESMEN TO sell cigars on credit; good
~ pay; expenses and the State agency or
party. Address p 0. BOX 1854, New York
City.
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and his entire up
per lip were eaten
away. All treat
ment having proved
futile, he looked
upon death as the
only relief.
"Some one re-
commended SIS"
h e says, " a II d
ia few bottles afford
led some relief; thus
encouraged 1 CON
tinued it, an d
it was not long be-
fore the progress OF
the disease seem
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His Lip Gone.

NJ NJ. Nicholson, who lives at the
corner of Curran and Anderson Sts., At
lanta, Ca, had a cancer for years.
1t first appeared on his lip and resem-
bled fever blister, but spread rapidly
and soon began to destroy the flesh.
His father and uncle had died from
Cancer, and he sought the best medical
aid in different cities, but it seemed i'm
possible to check the disease. Several
operations were performed but the can
Ger always returned. This continued
for years until the partition in his nose
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ed checked. I persevered III its
use, and remarkable as it may seem, l
am completely cured, and feel like /
have new life. SIS. is the most re-
markable remedy in the world, and
everyone will agree that the cure was
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-02-11
OCALA HOUSE ARRIVALS.

M. A. R'che, Savannah; !. II.
Lampkins, Atlanta; A +. Willard
Homosassa; J. +. Byrd. New York
+. H Warning, Chattanooga; Mrs
JOS. Mcintosh and son, Newberrv
A. r Rocks. Frultland Park; NJ
A. Winter. Washington, u. c ; w.
a. kissom, Phoenix; a b Mcde:n.
Plant System; +. g. Broadhur>t,
Concord, \ II Mr.. and Mrs. r.
M klenshm,dr, and Mss Mana
ku2Aol, Maryland; Hugh ID,
Auchinclaw, New York; Capt
John L. Inglis, C0arleston; III 1son
l. w. Williams, Mrs. Henry
Wilson. ard MISS + G. Williams,
B=ltimore; john 5. Franz. Tan
pa; w. n. Camp, Albion; Robt
SIrclair, City; Y. Buettge bach,
5tzserald.
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AS announced month since.
Rev. I. s Hubert will begin re-
vIval services IN the Methodist
church on Sunday, 10Th inst. Rev.
Mr. Herbert is pastor of the Meth
odlst church at Jasper, Fla, and is
one of the most successful revival
lists in the south
Rev. J. c. Porter, who has for
the past ten days been SO crit
ically i'll with pneumonia, is. under
the skillful treatment of DIR. T. J.
Myers, recovering. Mr.. Porter's
attack was very severe, and, but
Tor the careful and scientific treat
ment of DR. Myers, woul' doubt
less have been fatal. DIR. Myers
is Yice-president of the Medical
Association of Marion county and
a physician of much ability. 's
+. B. Richardson's livery stable
is now well equipped with good
horses and handsome and easy
riding vehicles. He can furnish
you anything in the livery line at
very moderate prices. Call and
see him, north of square,
The store fronts of Mrs. c. A,
Brown, ]. A. Pittman & Co., and
U. r. Waterman & CO. have all
just received new coats of paint.
Painting store fronts seems to be
all the rage IN the city now. :.
Genuine bargains for value seek
ers in Ladies Fine High Shoes.
]. A. Rowell.
Miss Margaret Peace of Micano-
py is visiting her sister, Mrs. Hill
burn, at the Methodist parsonage.
She will recite this evening at the
dime social.
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The Woman's Parsonage and
Home Mission Society of the
Methodist church will give a dime
social next Tuesday evening, Feb
II, at the residence of c. + Sow
cen. A good literary and musical
program will be rendered. Every
body is invited.
Bring your jrb printing to this
office. We are prepared to do any
and all kinds OF job printing at
prices that will surprise you.
Messrs. Johnston and sen Of
Citra were in the city yesterday.
These gentlemen are making ar
angements to plant cotton on an
extensive scale this year. Let the
good work 60 on. A cotton re-
vival is the salvation of Central
Florida.
"Low Cost Elegant" is good
name for Rowcll's line of s. Hand
Made RuSset Shoes.
Capt. r. B. Mcconnell, presi-
dent of the Merchants National
Bank, is in New York, having left
for that point Sunday. He went
on important business and will re-
turn in a week.
For the latest styles in spring
Sailor Hats go Mrs. {. A. Brown S
new store. ......... r
]. A. Rowell is certainly a leader
on shirts. Just take a look at
those elegant spring stv,es in his
show window. You will be sur
prised to learn how cheap he is
selling them.
You can hear some fine music at
the Post Office Drug Store this
week. -,.:. ...
Remember the "dime social
given by the Woman's Parsonage
and Home Mission Soc ETY. this
evening at the residence of c. T.
Sowden. Everybody is invited.
Don't miss hearing the "Pest
Phono graph" 1t is at the Post
Office Drug Store.
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1t will interest you to look
the choice line of Colored Bosom
Shirts at Rowell's. They are
the proper thing to wear.
Miss Flora Boyd of Sweetwater,
Tenn, arrived on the morning
train an | will sperd some time
with her cousin. Mrs. ]. P. Hill
burn, at the Methodist parsonage.
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AT THE MONTEZUMA.

II w Meeker, Homo~assa; Hon
II w Long, Martel; L B Hees-
land, New York; l. + II Hewitt,
Florida; f M Winchester, Jack
sonviIIe; II c Keith, city; M L
Payne, Benedict; l. Haley, c'tv;
c L Camden. Florida; G. d Men
denh4h. A B Tower, Dunnellon;
L + Ke;len, Baltimore.
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a BONNETT PARTY.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Arentz Gave a
Reception Last Night.


Mr.. and Mrs r. Arentz, assisted
by Mr.. and Mrs r A. Rurfnrd
and Mr.. ard Ms. Chas. Alison,
gave Bonnet Party" last night
at their residence IN the nortb
eastern part of the city.
About twenty five couples were
present and rev do they erjoN
themselves better Prof Fosket'> :
oChesrra furnished music tor the
evening and those 80 lnCIlned
awaited themselves of it and passed
d pleasant hour IN dancing.
The principal feature Of thr
evening. and one that caused no
end IF mirtb, WAS the bonnet and
necktie carnival.
The LADIES each brought an ur-
trimmed hat, Of thr oldest and
newest sty les, from Noah down I"
the present dlv, and also brought
trim mings for them. The gentle
men brought silks and satIns for
neCkties. The goods were dis
pla, ed upon a table in bargain
counter style The participants
wr-re then numbered and drew in
succession, and returned wit h
their goods. r A. Burford then
addressed them upon their duties
as coming men," and his speech
was a vision of wit and laughter
Work then began, the artisans
seating the mSelves tarior-tashion
upon the floor, the gentlemen to
trim the ladies' hats and the ladies
tn make the gentlemen's neckt,es.
The gentlemen were allowed to
use darning needles to facilitate
the threading ordeal. Great was
the mirth occasiOned by the man
per IN which the "new men" WELD
cd their needles. When the work
was done the ladies dnnned their
hats fresh from the hands of the
masculine mi'l,neTS. and the gen
tlemen tied the necktieS made by
the ladies around their beautiful
th'Oats, and al passed in review
before the Judge. Some of the
product ons would have turned
Mrs. Noah's milliner green with
envy, while others would have
done credit to A ken & Co. of New
York. The judge decided that E.
L. HelvinSton was entitled to first
gentlemen's prize and F. W..
league the BOBBY; Miss Camille
Crook first ladies prize and Miss
May Alfred the BOBBY.
At II o'clock an elegant supper
was served, and right merrily did
the tired jewellers dispose of the
dainty viands.
The pleasant party broke up at
I:5o, and every one was full of
praise for their genial host and
hostess, and declared it 70 be one
of the NEST pleasant evenings they
had ever spent.
The party was given in honor of
Miss Brightman and Miss Muir
phree.
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CONFEDERATE VETERANS S

There will be a mee'1ng If the
Confederate Veterans tomorrow at
II O'Clock in the K. of Z. Hall. to
make arrangements for the state
en- encampment to take place next
week. A full attendance is ur-
gently requested
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PROGRAM OF CONCERT
To Be Given Tonight at the
Marion Opera House for the
Benefit Of the Catholic Church.

PART l.
1. .Overture-"'Flying Horse" -.
Orchestra,
,. Ladies Onartet-"Last Night"
Misses NJ. Gam>by, Reardon,
Nash and l.. Gamsby.
3 Violin SoIo-S-irCeed
Miss Brightman
4 Duet for Piano lie Prophetic"
Misses Johanet and MCCor-
mick.
5 Vocal Duei-"WheD 7 Know
That Thou Art Mar NJ" -.
Mrssrs Ciark and Culen.
g. Mandolin and Guitar Quartet
"Over the Waves" ..
Misses J hanet and Mr. Richie
7. Cornet Solo Prof. Abrams
8 Ragpipe Sr1o = "Nolunteer
March George MacKay
PART ii.
9. Selection from Tannhauser--
Orchestra
10 Solo. -J. J Gerig.
II Piano Solo Miss Johanet
II. Song Miss M. Gamsby
I3. Guitar and Harmonica Solo. !
A. Z. Gerig
ID SOng-"The Village Rlack-
smith" -F. II. Clarke
IS. "Wedding March" Orchestra
Seats on sale at Davidson &
VdnEchop's.
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Don't miss hearing the "Pest
Phono graph" 1t is at the Post
Office Drug Store.
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8bronreOe Der 3Sntgin.

9onbDn, Is. 9lug. Die Barloments=
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ipie fir Die Mobameoaner 9ere6t uno
1nnebmbar iein miiroe".
Sie &eoe peilt bann auf ben Nufltanb
Der Watabele uno Mai6onas bin, sollt
Dem Mutbe uno Selbitpertrauen Der
Mnlieoler Sribut uno fiiQt binsu u0ie
Mnltrengun9en meiner Sruppen laIlen
ben Dartnddi9en Wioeritano Der &ebel=
len ertennen, aber ib bOiie, bab lie in
turSer 3eit li9 meine Sfferte Der Na6=
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ben."
ym S6luile werben Die mdbrenb Der
ioeben beenoeten 5aaun9 an9enommen=
Ell Mnbnabmen angefitbrt.
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TnrOterltdie Spnnmit=GrpIo:
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2ancaiter, 3d., II. 9tug. Sn geip
Sollano, Pa., erplDoirten beute Moroen
25 4funo SDnamit unD famen babel
orei Mann inns 2eben, pdbreno unoe=
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lebun9en erlitten. 9ie penna Sele=
phone Company baut in Der oorti9en
@egeno eine neue 2inie uno iporen Die
@rplolipltoffe in Der Spnmerfii6e oes
Gagle 6otel unter9ebraht. Gbas. s..
Cannon, Elm 9lngeltellter er,@eielifaft,
be9ab li6 friib am WorQen no6 Der
Sommerfii6e, um 9Dnamit gu boler.
ginige 4ugenblife ipdter erei9nete 1i6
cine ldreflide @rplolion, ipoDur0 Die
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Der gfdbe gelegene GebduOe fart beidG=
oi9t muroen. Cannon tpuroe in 9ltome
Serriiien, 6rant SammonO bon Sarrisz
burg, ein anberer Qlrbeiter ouf Der Stel=
le getOotet uno @eor9e Grobman bon
Steelton 10 lbper berlebt, bnB er furs
oarauf beri6leb. Yon ben 8erlebten
miro W}idael Waoe pon Stem 0olano
mab,l6einli6 nibt nit Dem Geben ou=
oOnfommen. 0ie eieentlibe lrla9e
Der grploIiOn lit nibt betannt.
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Gin Gabn0ireftor ermuro ct.

Smaba, Neb., Ia. 9lus. Sine Spe=
aialoepclbe an Die See" meloet Se,
9ldtb. 9. s. Gpter bon G6anlbersburg,
3d., lit in 2lncoln ermOroet poroen.
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5 liOerlihe sfrauenSimmer linb, ole
mutbmablib in Die 8efhihte permifelt,
in Slaft 9enOmmen mproen. Serr @D=
ter befano Iib nit elmer Geielli6aIt ber.
Oorragenoer penniplpaniiber @apitali=
fen auf Dem 9SeNe nod Cripple Greef,
@ol., um Die oprtigenger9tpertsOerbdlt=
nife 5u ituoiren. Mon 9laubte, er lei
nit Dem Nohmitto9s5uge obgereilt, bis
man auf einem abaele9enen Blabe feline
2eide nit ein9eldlagenem S6doel
fono. Saub ioa Der gemea agruno fir
Die llnt6ot 9etDeien iein. @pter mar Elm
Director Der yS. uno &. s." Sabn.
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gittoria, 9. g., IS. 9lue. Ser
9ampfer YGmpreB Of Sapan, brinat
Die 9ta6ri6t ppn unerbDrten 6rauiam:
feiten, pel6e BON oen Sapaueln oul
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9llles III ben Sdatten teler ipllen, mas
lemals BON anoeren Sie9ern Den 8ele9=
ten se9eniiber periibt woroen lit. 9a-
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febr bon iener S}niel, madte. 9ie ia=
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oa~auf beoabt iein, fammtli6e Gin0e=
borenen nit Stumpf uno Stiel ausSu=
rotten llno fein Niittel ioll unperiuht
Neblieben Iein, um bies 3iel su errei6en.
gBeber 9Seiber nod Gtnoer, meoer 9lIt
nod Sung iou 9ei6ont moroen iein.
gSie Die ,@bina Moil" erfldrt, lpllen
Die @ingcborenen burd Die an ibnen
peribten Grduel bis sum lebten Staoi=
um Der gerameiflun9 setrieben woroen
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uno oaB aud Elm @urppGer, Ramens
Slliu, babel oas 2eben ein9ebiibt bat.
IS beiBt, OaB Der Srt eepliinoert
murOe, unO bab Der Gerluit Der Nu5=
l0nber Elm ie9r beoeutenoer iein miro.
Die BON Den SGpanern i'm 2anoe be-
gon9enen @rauIamfeiten uno bic 9tns
mabung unD oas alloemeine i6le6te
8erbalten Der geamten lperoen als
Neranlallun9 81 Dem Nuiitanbe ange=
9eben.
9erSainanfu= =Geprdientant Der dine
iiifen QoIt la9t : Die 9tusrptt,n9s=
Folitif Der Sapaner 1T pom ge9im oes
UelbSu9es eifrig befDl9t poroen uno
our0 Die 3eritOrun9 ibyer Grnte, Da5
9tieOerbrennen ibrcr 90rfer, bur6 Die
Gntebrung Der 8rlber ihser 5beuren,
Die S6dnOung ibrer 6rallen unO Sod
ter uno Die 9tbiAla6tuna ibrer unidul=
Oi9en Sinoer. lit bas 9ineIii6e 0olt
3ur hO6lten Ser5lpeiflun9 getrieben
tpprben.
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S6dnoltd)es Nerbred)en.

Waobile, 9lla., IA. 9lueuit. paffor
Gardner Is. 5ufer. elmer Der betannte=
fen @eiifli6en bon Wobile, mahte 6eu=
te bel ieiner 9fiiffebr bon Battles,
Baib., eine entieblide Gntbefung.
Seine fleine flint SATIRE alte So6tel
mar um Wiittsrnadt' bon einem llnbe,
fannten, bermutblid einem g8eiben,
aus oem gett sebolt uno nod fblafene
mad einem 8eb0l3 Dor Der Stabt oe=
braht moroen. Sort bate Der unmenif
bas fleine Wdohen ansegriffen unb es
oann blutenb tpieoer nod bem 6auie su=
riif9ebraht uno auf Der Yeranoa nie=
oergelegt. Biele i6per benaffnete
Wdnner burbiuben bas 2ano mad BEN
Shurfen uno iperDen, tpenn iie i'm fins
ben, tursen prOceB nit ibm MAIDEN.
Das 90dterden bes Yaifors befinbei
Iih IN einem fritiihen 3llltanbe unb e
1T nur seringe Ausii6t auf feline Sc
neiung Dorbanben.
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SamYfe. lsm9iiiG.

9etrnit, Mtib., Is. 9tuguf. Sn
Oori9er 9taht coliOirte i'm neuen Canal
oes Safe ct. @lair Der 9ampfer
ySceanic", BON Der Gsbi9b 8allep
Transportation Comp, nit Dem 9rp=
pcller rgSilliam @bilbOlm" uno beioe
Sdiffe oerianfen.
Ser Oceanic" befano Iib nit elmer
2aoung &Oblen auf Der 6abrt bon
Buffalo na6 Chicago. Ser ,GDiibolm"
mar nit @ilener5 belaoen uno mar auf
Der 6abrt BON Warietta nad 0dfen
SDio's. Die ManiAaiten fliidteten
lid in Die Satelage, bis 0ilfe eintraf
unO lie ollie gerettet tuuroen. Ser
y Cceanic" mar $4,000 mert6 uno
Der v@bilbolm" bate einen Mertb BON
1925, ,000. 9ie Yoote lie9en in IL SUB
tiefem g8oiler. Otan glaubt, oab oas
llngliif Ourb cine @Onfulion in ben
Si9nolen Doer 2idtern entltanDen it,.
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Sicrnnonennsi9 Wcilcn Ole
SfttuDc.

Sine grobefabrt nit Der Splman'
i6en 2ofomotipe ipurbe jiin9it ouf Der
South Seriep @iienbabn aut Der Strede
@ape @tap, sc. g., uno 8inslpw
Sunction Deranltaltet. Der qua Dor
mel6en Die 2otOmotipe 9eipannt mar
uno in mel6em li6 etma 200 9erionen
befanoen, entwifelt eine 8eI6winoi94
felt bon "a HIP Meilen per Stunoe
unb es tpuroe bic 125 Wteilen betraoen=
De Siitan5 in 81 Minuten suriifgelegt.
Sas 8eleile Der befabrenen Strefe
rubt auf Sanoiduttun9. Sci elmer
friiberen probefabrt nit oerielben 2ofo=
motioe auf Der Gamoen uno 9ltiantit=
GiIenbabn Uuroe auf elmer sc Clio
Meilen langsn Strefe cine @ei6winbig-
felt BON 80 9i10 Meilen ersielt.