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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1896-03-04


A traveller in passing would do very well 20 can
To get an inkling OF the way they 'rerunnihS
bachelors Hail. ,,oa
They'll never have dyspepsia or be troubled
with the govt ,,o
II the fare is like TN, sign that is often hang
ing out. not OIL
You see. when they re craving things not al
They lust hang out IN old hdn,-bOne and stdte
bread for a sigh, rorx,
And then a wagon &C mes to town with every
thing that's nj &c ,d of
And the boys begin to nibble like crown ol
chapel mice o,;cten
salad and colo ham. 49,. o,ass
And lots of pies an i crullers and hrst-ciass
raspberry jam, oo1iab,s
won; A., ,,,o h n
They've spent jolly winter, and they We nao
sight Of fun 4,,o1,va
o neighbors, don't grumble at the way 'ne' -
passed their time, II,
They cannot always, dwell, you Know Ii
youths bright sunny cl1mc. how
The years will go by flying, soon thSse wy
will be old nell tho
A thinking of their youthful days. ana tne
good times they had then.
BROKEN WING.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-10-03

- Township t3 North, Range ~ West - u
40 a3k ~ 1917 47s fs5 10 t05
lot a. sec 20, 1925 acres III Is 1 IS ~ 10 rs ~
N W of W "a, sec ~,
that cart Of lot not included In Wagner and Carey
addition, sec 49, acres --...--. -.-.. =
lot OF sec %. 23,20
hcreh 90 y" 4" y" y" ~ ."
lots and 9, acc ~, 1910
that part Of the Of y not included In Maple
"'o'' "'''''' IS IS 22i IS 10 10 20
that part ~ the n OF not included In Glendale
"''''' 22 80 Is 20 10 "a Is
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-03-19
N notice..

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Mercantile Business heretofore carried on I'm
Honolulu by John Thomas Waterhouse will
be continued by the undersigned under the
Il Vie aud name Of
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-03-19
The visiting Artist.

Mr.. w. H. Hilliard sold three
pictures yesterday to one buyer,
who returned this morning and
bought as many more. Since his
arrival he has sold thirty paint
ings and he has orders ahead for
about a dozen more. AS he in
tends leaving with Mrs. Trumbull,
his business manager, for Japan
on the 2Sth inst, these orders will
fully engross his time. Therefore
he has placed his pictures not or
dered on exhibition and sale at
King Bros at store, where all
intending buyers, as well as the
public in general, may see them.
Mr.. billiard has been remarkably
successful in his brief stay here.
He will return next June.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-03-19

Manuel Costa was arrested for
being drunk last night and plead
ed not guilty this morning. After
hearing two witnesses for the pro-
secution and two for the defense
Judge de la Nergne decided that
he was guilty and fined him
twice the usual amount. An appeal
was promptly taken, and is the
first known from IL conviction of
drunkenness.
II is now possible to reach
Juneau, Alaska, from San Fran
cisco for Sl3 cabin and $3.50
second class fares, They arc 80
and $3.50 from Seattle,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-03-19
New Rifle Range.

The committee of the Hawaiian
Rifle Association which is charged
with the selection of a new
range has found suitable quarters
on the Houghtailing road, behind
the Kamehameha schools. The
property is to be acquired by the
association by lease or otherwise,
and arrangements are in contemp-
lation by which the Sharpshooters
will use the same range and help
pay the expense of keeping it up.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-03-19
THE OPIUM CASES
Trial of Hoshina aud Iwata Com
menced ThIs Morning.

meuccd THIS morning.
About an hour and half was
wasted in the District Court this
morning searching for compe-
tent japanese interpreter in the
case of Hoshina and Iwata,
charged with having opium in
possession. Chester Doyle was
disqualified from. acting in his
usual capacity, being witness in
the case.
The first witness for the pro-
secutiUn was Masui, who was ar
rested at the same time as the
others. Masui testified that he
knew the defendants and where
they lived. That he was at
Hoshina's house about two
weeks ago last Sunday.
There were a number of Jap
anese there in different rooms.
On the way home to his room he
met Hoshina and Iwata again.
Then he received the opium.
Attorney Robertson for the de-
Tense objected to any evidence
about opium under the charge.
Objection overruled.
The witness continued: ] was
talking with Hoshina and Iwata,
went away to another place, then
received the opium from Hoshina.
Opium was in a tin box similar to
the one in Court. That was all
Hoshina did. They had promis-
ed to bring me the opium before.
Don't know anything about the
opium except that l received it
from Hoshina. 1t was not a pre-
sent. L had no money. Prom
ised to pay S270 on Monday morn
ing to Hoshina. Don't know how
much opium was in the
tin box but Hoshina said
| there was 20 tins. Hoshina
named the price at the time. l
gave the opium to Furuya and
went back to Hoshina afterwards.
He received the money afterwards.
1t was paper money, 5000. Furu-
va went to the Custom House with
the money, and said Hoshina
would have to wait till afternoon
for the other $40. There was four
fifty dollars bills. Furuya came
with me to the bank, then went
back to Furuya's, then to the Gus
tom House to see Hoshina. l was
arrested by Doyle on the way to
the Custom House and taken to
the police station. | had the
money in my pocket when arrest
ed. Furuya did not have the so
and Hoshina was to wait till |
o'clock. l have not seen the tin
box since L was arrested. The
box was wrapped up in newspaper.
! always went to Hoshina's when
L got a chance.
At this point the examination
was continued until 1:30 p. IN.
Marshal Brown is prosecuting
the case and attorneys Ncumann,
Davis and Robertson are defend
ing.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-03-19
HORSE.
For Sale!

AN OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE A
Fine Blooded Driving Animal perfectly gen
tie aud sound in oycry respect, Is offered ~ u
Bay Geldns by Marin, . ycarsOld, dam Kit
Tie v by Volunteer, The Horse il q tine
driver and gives evidence of being very fast
The animal Is now la the hands ut an expert
uurud trainer
tg7 FOR particulars, apply 90
CHARLES DAVID,
2ilgW Al kaploIaui Park Track,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-03-19
ROUGH-O BUGS

is our new insectitude for
reaches, bed-bugs, moths and
insect pests of all kinds.
1t kills them instantly, des-
troys the eggs. Won't stain;
doesn't have an unpleasant
odor; easy to use. The great
value of Rough-On-Bu is,
you can sprinkle it in the Gre
vices, where their nests are,
and thus destroy the eggs and
break up their breeding places.
Full directions with each bot
tie. Try it. If it doesn't do
what we claim, we refund
money. You therefore take
no risk. Price 25c.
Get it of
HOBRON DRUG. co.
Sole Projectors,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-03-19
Highest of all il Leavenng Power-Last s. Govt Report
Roe! RRakiaRs
WV. DIMONJD'S

A half dozen years ago
gentleman of Honolulu re-
marked after buying and ri
ding a bicycle that "the day
will come when half of Homo
lulu will be on wheels"
The remark or prophecy has
become literally a fact, for who
is it who will not ride a bicycle
when they can get one that is
as reliable as the Iver John
son
This is a new wheel here
and it will take time to intro
duce it, but once it gets hold,
or rather once it is seen on the
street and tried it will replace
nearly all the makes now sold
here. We have the liver
johnson; it is a high grade
bicycle of 1896 pattern and is
sold under guarantee. George
III. Paris will ride a johnson
and you who are used to
wheels and know a good one
when you see it will recognize
at a glance the good points.
We have others. -Four
months ago a bicycle agent in
San Francisco in order to in
troduce his wheel took over
from the proprietor of a cycle
ry all the wheels he had in
stock. Some were a week old,
others new, some had been
used a month. They are as
good today as when they left
the factory. We took the
whole stock at a bargain.
You have a chance to get
them from us.
.NwSx@<~>.~~Q~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-03-19
LOCAL AND GENERAL

SuuS' SlOiSllOOu VIII uSlcllu
Julien d. Hayne at his trial to-
morrow.
Wilder & Co. offer Departure
Bay coal, 2240 lbs. to the ton, de-
livery free.
Honolulu Royal Arch Chapter
of Masons will have regular meet.
ing tonight.
This is the regular weekly
rehearsal night Of the Y. NJ. G.
A. orchestra.
The Hawaiian band will give a
concert at Thomas square this
evening at 1880.
Two Chinese we're arrested this
morning for assaulting one Of
their countrymen. .
A mother and her three daugh-
ters we're divorced in one day re-
Gently in Salem, Ill.
Julia Pat Chez is under arrest
for DESERVING the bed and board
of her lord and master.
Officer Hammer is acting as
night clerk at the police station in
the place of George Sea, who is
ill.
The Delineator for April and
the New Butterick Patterns have
arrived at Mrs. Hanna's on Fort
street.
The small boy is now crazy on
the subject of parachutes and some
of those seen on the streets are
ingeniously constructed.
The sidewalk in front of the
stores of Wing Wo Tai and Wing
Wo Chan on Nuuanu street has
been lowered to conform to the
proper grade.
In a change of advertisement
today b. f. Ehlers & Co. call at
tention to fresh invoice of p. d.
corsets, of which they carry all
sizes in stock.
Captain Tim Murray was una
nimously elected captain of Com
pany IL last night. The election
was held to rectify an error in the
previous one.
DR.. Joseph Shaw, the young
veterinary surgeon, has bought
the premises recently occupied by
DR.. Rowat, and will enter upon
the practice of his profession.
The Diocesan Magazine, organ
of Bishop Willis of the Anglican
Church, has been received. 1t
contains several articles Of more
than UNCONVENTIONAL interest.
The Archduchess Maria There
sa of Austria is said to be the
strongest woman in the world
outside of a circus. She can lift
an ordinary man with one hand.
Kahula (wl, who died at her
Waikiki residence Tuesday morn
ing, was buried at $3.50 in the
afternoon in the Waikiki GENE.
terry, undertaken Ed. A. Williams
directing.
The firm of A. l.. Morris g. Co.
has been changed to "The Wash
ington Feed Co.," and is compos-
ed Of A. l.. Morris and S. Lowden,
formerly Of Noeller & Co., grocers.
Mr.. Morris has gone to the Coast
to return in two or three weeks.
The Woman's Board Of Mis-
sions will meet tomorrow friday
at 2:3O p. M, at the Central
Union Church, to hear letters and
journals, received by the Morning
Star, from the ladies in Microne-
STA. Miss Crosby will give
brief account of recent work
there.
During the last run of the Mo-
nowai to San Francisco First As.
sistant Engineer III. Ii. Cooper
went suddenly out of his mind,
and had to be confined in a strait.
jacket. He was apparently ration
al when the vessel locked, but the
chances are that it will be some
time before he fully RECEIVERS.
The examination of Julien ID.
Hayne, who was served with
penal summons yesterday which
charges him with committing a
nuisance in the publication of
certain matter in the last number
of his magazine, comes off tomor-
row morning. 1t is likely Mr..
Havne will conduct his own de-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-03-19
Position Wanted.

By A WIDOW LADY AS HOUSE
keeper or Companion; best OF references.
MRS. j. j. KELSO,
l55-tf 1873 Fort street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-03-19
Wanted.

A SECONDHAND CARWAGE OR
Bugy in good ordur Apply to w.
BulllrB Ohuu, "la'lW
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-03-19
]. t. WATERHOUSE.

The said business will be- under the Man
agoment Of Mn lIrNRY WATERuousE who
viii act for me under a full power Of attor,
urN,
ELlIABETH BOURNE WAREHOUSE,
Executor Of ana Sole pcyisce under the
VIII ut John 4 Nalrrhuusr, Jr.
Honolulu, March T. ,spi 2H-2w
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-22

ausseseben murben, belief iih auf
4,159, 665, 1923, ober 7 proaent mebr
als i'm porbersebenben Sabre. Ser
Wertb Der ielben betrug $79,178,1O1,
ooer etpa $4,000 mehr als psrtauft
1purbe.
Ds Mense ber bon @erlesern unb
8i4ers unb 3eitunssz 4senten perz
ianbten poitlafen opeiter &laKe nar
nabeou INN IL Yroaent srDber, als i'm
porbersebenben Sabre. Das Sc
1ammtsepi9t bieier poitiaden be-
trug ettpa 349, OOO,O 900 pfunb.
Mu4 bic Mense Der regtitrirten
poitfa4en, 'pel4e berianbt murben,
>par UNI etpa 4 pro5ent srOber als
i'm porbersebenben Sabre. Die &C.
1ammt3aM Der restitrirten poititude
betrue 5,1O6, 1886. @erloren sinsen
ettpa je Elm resiitrtrtes Poititiid BON
$4,000. Gs mirb abermals empfobz
len, cine beidrdntte @ersitung fir
perloren sesamsene resiitrirte poit1az
4en gu 3ablen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-22
Surcl Sans NoItwcien.

20 a19ington, 18. Ott. @us
benz 8eri@te bes britten 9llfs<@enez
ralpofmeiiters fir 6as lebte Tinaa3z
ja6r gebt beppor, bab ii& bic Sc
fammtausgaben uuf $9O,26,296 uno
Bic @%tnna9men ouf $82,499,208 belize
fen, iobaB Elm 9efi5it bon $8,127,088
perblieb, 1pslbes I'm $1,679,956 gez
ringer mar als bus i'm porhergebenoen
Sabre. Sn bieie 4usgaben iin6 bic
fir bic Bef 0rberung ber poi It auf ben
iuaiibirten pactficz@iienbabnen, mel<
9e fi1 ouf $1,558,898 beliefsn, rttdt
eingel@lohen.
Die @rtraI@rtefbeitelung nahm
pG6renb bes Sabres Inn 13 pro5ent
au. Es tpurben 4,184,237 @riefe
auf bie1e Wei1e beitent. Sm Dur@z
f9nitt tpurben II minuten GUT @bliez
feruns zines 8riefes gebrau&t, unb
bas @pitem parf einen Nettogetptnn
bon etpa 100000 ab.
Dx 3abl ber 8riefmarfen, franttrz
ten @ouptrts unb poittarten, pel@e
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-22
0aS uualiiflid)c 6maUaauil.

@uapaquil, Gcuabor, IA. Stt.
Gs ftnb bier meitere 8ranbftftungsz
periu@e sema4t moroen. unb IN
Sbeilen Der @tabt, pel4e BON oer
qroBen Geuersbrunft peri@ont porz
ben maren, limb mebrere beunrubigen<
be Teuer oussebro&en, bic ieoo@
bur& bic Ma@iamteit Der s ~euertpebr
i'm Seine eritidt murben. Sn 5ol9e
beKen itnb BON Neuem @%erhaftungen
porQenommen morben.
I@s lit cine fart be1u9te Weriammz
lung abgebalten poroen, in melfer
cine Gommt11ion CUR 8el4afung BON
6ilfsgelbern unb 3elten CUR 5eitmetz
ligen l1ntertunf # Der oboa4loIe len Blrz
get in's 2eben g"etufen >puroe. Die
bonn 6euer Der l9onten @aulen unb
&ir4en iinb BON benielben angefuut,
unb es tp<rben in perl4ieoenen @taDtz
tbeilen 10 i4ne0 pte mDgli4 S4up<
pen erri9tet. 8is jebt 1in0 bereits
Inter ben Muinen iber bunbert Derz
toblte 2ei4en gefunben moroen, ttlo
es met5en INNER nod mebr gefunben,
ie peiter bic Megrdumun9 Der Srimz
mer Dor 9reitet. Man peib jebt
audi, bab piele perionen bur4 bic
Glommen in bas Waher getrieben
purben unb bort ertranfen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-22
Der 2tur,s TIT SNen.

philadelphia, 16. Stt. Sebes
bier eintreffenDe S@iF meiit Spuren
Der @utb bes leBten Sturmes auf,
unb bic 8emannungen berielben ertldz
rem einittmmis, bab berielbe Der
fHlimmit ii mar, Der iett Sabren ldnss
bieier Settle seberridt 'bat. go LAM
&c bic SeebDrie beitebt, trieben ni4t 10
Ibiele Mrade unb S4iFstrimmer ar1
Dem atlantti@en Ooean in oer Nabe
Der ameritanti4en &ifte,. unb iebes
eintommenbe S@iH t5+a,st bic Na&z
ridt, baB es bon ieiner 8emannung
perlaFene S@iffe pafirt bat, tudbreno
es Meilen umb Metlen melt bur4
Triimmer seiegelt 1T. Hmel4e 3eisten,
bab ~unsdblise S&tffe in benz Sturm
ibr @noe sefunotn 9aben. 9ie 3abl
Der Matroien, mel&e bon einsetroffez
men S@tfen iiber 8orb seipilt tpur<
ben unb ertrunten itnb, pirb auf IL
ge1ddbt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-22
Wpn Cuba,

6upana, IL. Stt. Nntonto
Qaceo, Der 3mette cubani14e Hepoluz
tionsfubrer, bat Elm 1panii4es Seer
in cine i&limme Sale gelodt uno ihm
cine NieberIage beigebra@t. Der gar1z
ae @tab bes Generals 8ernal lou gez
fallen 1ein. @ernal 1T uuf benz Hldz
3uge bier angetommen.
9upana, IL. Ottober. @mtltz
9e Depei@en aus Der prootn5 P1nar
bel Mio msloen, bab 5pt1aen ben
@paniern unb ben Sn1urgenten unter
Nntonio Maceo pieberum eine btb19e
@4(a9t itattgefunoen bat, tn pel9er
bic er5 teren @ieger blieben. Die
@@lu&t fanb Bel Gan 9iego 1tott
unb bic Sn1urgenten baben, p1e es
beibt, i9mere @erluite er!itten. 9ta@
Mn9abe Der @epei&en hat au@ aut
1paniIaer @eite betra@lt4er Werla1t
itattssfunben, bauert ber &f nod
fort uno 1ino porldufg nod teine
tpeiteren Na4ri9ten gu erbalten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-22
Iurfct.

80 arlington, 16. October.
Das Depei@en .@@iff "8ancrof It"
lit in @mprnu aagefommen, mie Elm,
oon Mbmtra1 @elfri6ge auf benz Maz
rine : Department eingetrpffenes 81
legrQmm melbet. Dus feline @4tft
BAT auf ber langen @eile ieinen &cbz
len<@orratb eri@0pft unb miro obne
s3meifel etnige Sage in @mprna perz
peilen miHen, UNI BENT el6en nteoer
gu ergdn5en. I@s bdngt oann BON
ben umitdnben alb, ob ber "8ancrof t"
barn ieinen @eg gu 1einer beabi i4tigz
ten epentuellen 8eittmmung na4 Gonz
ltantinopel fort eben piro. Da i'm
tiirtiI&en @ei4e augenblidli@ Rube
berr19t, miro Mr. Serreq mobrI4etnz
li4 ni9t UNI ben Tirman CUR @rlaub<
nib bic 9aroanelen gu pafiren, ii&
bemiiben, beionbers NIT &udii4t auf
bic tiir3liden a1armirenben @eroffentz
li&unsen, apel4e benz I@atffe cine BIZ
rect feinoli&e miNion 3ui&rieben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-22
e:u Yrtu;lctu Dcrbancu

Berlin, II. Set. Man rei5e teiz
men Mabfabrer, inbem man ibn in Der
Musiibung fetnes @portes ftDrt, benin
bas tann einem unter I'm 5tdnben 1ebr
idlimm betommen. @r3ber3og 9einz
rid 6erbinanb bon > eiterrei4, Der
am 10. Tebruar 1878 geborene pierte
@obn bes @roBber3ogs bon Sostana,
dpelder bic Mtlitdr1 Wtabemie in Miez
ner<Neuitabt beiu4t, mubte bag gu
Ieinem >@4aben ~erfabren. Miener
Mabfabrer batten auf ber &DnigSi tetz
tener 'Gtrabe einen &orio oerani talz
tet unb an einem gesigneten puntte
:par cine Sribiine fit bic preisri4ter
oebaut 4porben, an mel4er bic lange
@etbe Der @abfabrer porbeiparaoirte.
Natiirli4 mar mGbrenb Der Parabe
@or1orge setroffen, bab Der plab Dor
Der Sribiine fir bic &aofabrer fret
blieb. Gr3ber3og 9einri@ tpoQte it4
aber bieien Mnorbnungen ni4t fiigen,
unb obne it& gu e%rtennen gu geben,
er nit ietnem Sasoma9en
por benz @t9teritanbe porbei5ufahren.
SIM gu fielen aber bic emp0rten @ab<
fabrer ben pferben In bic 3igel unb
fur3ten 1tA auf ben @r5ber3os unb
ieinen &ut19er. 2ebterer &purbe bonn
Sod geriKen, cine i@Dne @abfabrertn
bemd&tiste 1id ieiner psiti&e unb
idlus bamit unbarmber3ig auf ben
fai6erlihen Prin3en elm. @rit nu4z
benz bic ler feline !9iebe meg batts, erz
fannten bic i@lagfertigen @aofabrer,
an nueTen perlon fie fi@ nsrgrtften
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-22
Scr Vlufnano au Nnoc.

@ulumopo, Matabelelano, II.
SIT. - Gecil @bobes, @arl 9ro9,
@ermalter Der britiiden 1aoafritaniz
i4en @eie1i@uft, unb anbere 8eamte,
batten cine befinitipe uebereintuntt
NIT ben Matabelen : 9auptlin9en.
@bobes CAB ibnen gu peritehen, oaB
Tie, na9bem fife bic Waffen nieoersez
legt baben, in beionberen, tbnen a11gez
mie1enen @egenben apobnen mibten.
Die baupt1d@ltditen 9duptltnge tper@
ben perantmortli@ gebalten unb pom
bet @lbafrtta4@ e1eQi@aft beloloet
tperben.
Dte 9duptlimge ertlarten it4 NIT
bit Ter @inridtung climber itanben, uno
man elaubt, bab bic gan3e @&mierig<
felt nit ben Matabelen beigelegt TT.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-22
Np,t Nsaren:ciuN il, Yaris.

paris, 16. Set. Gum Mnoenten
an ben neuliden 8eiu@ oes @3aren
in 6rantreih, &pirb praiiosnt Taure
'4O2 @efangenen, wel@e it4 in 4lgter
unb peul4iebenen Strat cn ltalten
Trantrei9s bsfinben, Mmneitie getpabz
rem.
scr. @enrp Ro4efort oerii4ert in
cinem Mrfitel beg Sntruri igent, oaB
Der G5ar in ieiner &ebe in gibbons
bic Worte .Tranco : Ruifif4e MQtz
ane" gu gebrau&m >pinlhte, oaB
aber STR. 9annotaur bagegen SIM
fpru4e erbob, neil ct befir4tete, oaB'
tpenn BET G5ar biaie Morte auslprez
DE, bic partier 1ofort in ben Straz
ben in ben Ruf: ~Na@ 8erltn!" aus
bre6en miirben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-22
Naufr1uber crjhoEen.

meeter, Gal., II. DIT. Oret
Desperobos baben ben @eriu4, bic
BieIige 8amt gu pliinbern, nit ibrem
2eben beaablen muFen, leioer tpuroen
in benz &f NIT ben &Gubern au4
bier 8urger pertpunbet. Die bret Mdnz
ner betraten ben 2aben BON 5. W.
Susus C g., pelher nit Der 8ant,
Die oer1elben Tirma se60rt, in @erz
6inbung ite6t. 3pei Der @inortn9z
hinge 9ielten bus 2aoenperl onal in
mdbrenb ber Dritte ben &a1z
iirer bur9 9robungen uno Obj euer1
BON @@iKen bic 9dnbe bo4 gu 9alten
befdbl. Na&bem bic 9esperaoos
aues @elb, beFen tie babbaft tperoen
tonnten, 3~uiammen9erafft 9atten, lie
ben iie ben &aKirer unb bic Saoen:
@lerts NIT bodgebaltenen 9anoen auf
bic @trabe btnausmai4iren 11no
perludten 1elbit bur@ bic 9tntertbar
lire 0lu@t gu bepertisqigen.
'Sn3tpii@ maren bic @arger Der
SrfI daft bur9 bic S4iiKe alarmirt
morben unb batten bas @ebauoe, in
benz 5i& bic @ant unb Der 2aoen BE-
fanb, umitent. @obalb bic @duber 1i&
3etstem, gaben bic Biir9er 5euer uno
Bel Der eriten 'SalDe itir5ten 31pet 9esz
perabos, ansebli4 @bas. Sones unit
WiQiam @mitb, toot 5uiammen. Sb1
@piebse1eae, George 9arri5, srbisl1
1pGter einen S4ub bur4 bic 2ungen
unb buu9te na@ apei @tunSen 1einen
@ei1t aus. Gr muroe BEL timmt toenz
tiftctrt unb CAB au4 bic Namen leiner
@enoKen an, mel@e man jebo4 tur
ftngirt balt.
SSn benz &f murbsn rier 8urz
act, Der @ameAWarben bes 9iltritts.
%. s.. Glurt, Der Glert 8tctor Did
mann, ber G(ert 6. 81. 8ootb unb 20,
s.. 6errid pertpunoet, man bofft aber.
bab ale mieber beugeiteGt meroen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-22
Der GaberersHro3e6.

Berlin, IA. Set. Der 8urserz
meiiter bon Sauerli4 in 8aiern, nell
der tpesen 8etbeiligung an einem
5aberfelbtreiben perbaftet uurbe. 1T
ouf @runb zines dratli4en 4tteites
aug benz @efdnsniTe entlaHen tporz
ben. @dbrenb bteier Wo@e purben
1ebr piele anDere 9aberer perhaftet
unb 3ur pro3eliruns na@ Min4en
gebra4t. Die 8erbaftetsn limb
1GmmtliG i'm glitter bon 20 Bis gu 60
Sabren mdnnli6e 8epobner beg Dot
fes Grub. Sbr pro5eb mirb in
Min9en i'm Nobember beginner.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-22
Vatcrm1rocr pcrurthcilt.

Merico, Mo., IA. Ott. Nah
mebrftiinotger 8eratbung CAB bic ST.
rp in benz Pro5eiie 9e9en Mtu. Saz
1uarp einen auf S4uloig l%autenoen
Wabr1pru9 al unb ~perbangte Elm aut
3ebn Sabre 3u4tbaus lautentss
5trafurtbeil iiber ben1elben. Der
Mngeflaste bate 1einen @ater @leranz
BET Sanuarp in grauenhafter Wetle
e1morbet, inbem er i'm erit BON elnem
Sinterbalte aus gel&oh en- unD ihm
bann mittels zines Brettes ben @4az
bel aertriimmert 6atte. Ser Nngez
tlagte CAB als @ntl&uloigung fir lei
ne @luttbat an, oab lein @ater &C.
orobt babe, feline gar3e Camille umz
bringen gu tpouen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-22
SOD In MlaSfa.

Can Jranciseo, IA. Dit.
Inter ben NIT benz Dampfer ~8erz
tba" aus @lasta ansetommenen paiz
iagieren befanben ii@ 5. Spurr. 8.
@oobri4 unb ). 6. S@raber bonn
eeolosi]4en @ermeN unssbient Der
@esieruns. sic >paren i'm persunsez
men Triibiabr na4 Mlasta seianot
porben, UNI iiber bic bortisen Cobb
gruben gu beri9ten. unb brudten ben
son5en @ommer NIT GOri&unsen unb
8eoba4tungen gu.
sic iiberftiesen ben Gbiltut PaB
unb erreidten 9egen Mitte sunni ben
oberen guton; bann gingen lie ben
Tlub binunter Bis gu be1en Minz
bung, beiu@ten mdbrenb Der Gabrt
bic @olbsrdberlaser unb trafen Dor
brei @c9en i'm Sort ct. Mi@aels,
an Der Minbuns bes Yuton, elm. bon
no lie ii@ iofort na& Gan Grancisco
eini&iHten.
'@ie baben iid iberaeugt, baB bic
Musii9en fir @olb9rdber iebr gut
limb, unb tperben bemsemdb bert@ten.
IS lduft cine srobe solbbaltige
Quaraaber bonn Morbpe1 ten na4
'@ibp5 ten bur4 bas 2uno. Gbnlt4
pie in Gulifornien, uno bic Mitgliez
Der ber &ommi11ion erparten, baB
binnen 1penisen Sabren bort peri4iez
bene srobe 8ergpertsunternebmuns
9en in Mn9riF genommen tperben.