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The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09

QoR00 WILL BUY 1919 ACRES ALL OUT
DoOOU in French prunes, peaches. apples:
raspberries: house OF rooms. barn,
storehouse, fruft-dryer, cbieken-houses;
pi ed TO house and barn: good picket
fence; sandy loan soil: miles from Se ebs sta
pool on main county road, miles from
Santa Rosa
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09

O OO00 WILL BUY 251s ACRES OF NAVEL
'DOOOO oranges in bearing in hermalito
Colony. ia miles from Oroville; an ele-
gantly improved profitable place sold 10 close
estate.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09

- CALVARY Observation-Disclosures
ls-O corner of Powell and Geary sis.-Rev.
John Hemphill, DID,, pastor, Will preach at IL
a. NJ. and 1880 P. NJ. Sabbath-schoo at 1880
P. NJ. Evening music: ''Ge Deum" in i minor
(Buck); otertory, soprano SOLO, Il Heard the
Voice of Jesus Say (by Schnecker), Mrs Priest
Fine. Evening music: Anthem, ''Send Out Thy
Light; offertory, solo and quartet ain Dreams
Heard the Seraphim'' (by Faure) All are cordially
inVited.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09

I 1e0 ACRES OF THE RICHEST LEVEL
w bottom land in the State near two railroad
stations; between Stockton and Sacramento; will
grow all cereals and also well adapted TO fruit OF
almost every variety; fairly good Improvements;
onered at about half its value; owner Il non-resi-
dent; would exchange for improved city propertv
Apply A. NJ. SPECK & CO. 6O2 Marked.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09

S0 PER ACRE WILL BUY $50 ACRES
DOO near VisaIia on county road on Cam
eron Greek; 25 acres in bearing prunes,
peaches and apricots, balance all level
land covered with oak trees, ditch
passes through it, also wells and
pumps: good house, barn and outbuiTdings:
this is as fine land there is in TuiAre
County.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09
PERSON AIS.

THOMAS HANDY-PLEASE SEND YOUn
L address to ID. Finnegan, 1868 Stevenson ST., S.
r. as your sister wishes to hear from you.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09

Il ranch, house. barns and outbuIdfngs; plenty OF
large oaSs. Apply JOHN DANIELL, 70S Mason
ST., to p NJ.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09

E% THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY = FREE
tS~S public lee ure every sunday evening ct $50
Post ST, AS O'clock. Tonight Two Souls
Within Each Breast," by Mrs. NJ. NJ. Thirds.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09

mrnnO 90 ACRES 2 MILES FROM OCCI-
ID OUUU. dental, Sonoma County; 10 acres in
vineyard, 4 acres in orchard: all full bearing;
3 acres hay land, balance grazing and timber;
house of 5 rooms; barn, chickenhouses ana
cabin: running water; all the per onal prop
erty goes with the place; part casn.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09
CHURCH NOTICES.

- TRINITY CHURCH. COR. BUSH AND
US Cough sts.-ReV George Edward Walk, rec
tor. Services every sunday at II A. N. and 1880
pm Holy communion first and third Sundays at
IL A. NJ. All are welcome
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09

a \.
~ AT Ashurst you have an opportunity to pro-
cure home that will be sef-sustaining. attractive
and profitable, and on terms better than have ever
before been offered. We have our own homes in
this colony and are determined 10 surround our
selves with neghbors who wish once to have
schools and churches and readfngrooms in onr yerv
midst We have every facility for a grand deyeI-
opment. We make it possible for all who are en-
terpriSin,g thrifty and industrious TO make with ns
homes of comfort and abundance. Address
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09
,AUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME

A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME
II at San Carlos, Station, one hour out; modern
Broom house; every convenience; acres best
soil, acres fruit: water piped all over; $1,000
cash, balance to suit
IN ACRES TABLE LAND
~ one and quarter miles from Oakville, As
miles OUT neither frost, fogs, winds nor malaria;
an en- anLlng view of Napa Valley. Only $1,000.
HUGH SHIELS, 602 Market ST., Crocker bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09

| TITLE HOMES CLOSE TO TOWN: I'M
- - proved; easy terms; also A. and II acre
pieces on 3 and 10 years credit: partly improved
with small house, etc. D. H. IWlNCi Sonoma
City. Inquire 632 Market ST., S. F.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09

.2O0O M MASPsoMEhY ] Mel Of IN NoPa8o xI,iD
County: with nice house OF TcJms and pam
try with an "L'; good barn: woo lsned;
chicken houses; windmill and tank; all out
in bearing orchard; with lownIots included.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09
COUNTY, REAL ESTATE.
ii DAVID BUSH. COUNTRY DEPARTMENT
IL MONTGOMERY ST.

THIS WILL BE A PROSPEROUS YEAR.
NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY.
PROPERTY WILL NEVER BE AS CHEAP
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09
RIO FARMERS.

l. If you are not making money on your crops
invest in the Lemoore Land and Fruit Growing
company; shares only SO each in lots of share
or more; paying per cent annually; next QUAR-
terlE dividend OF per cent payable A priI "a 1896
Francisco. e. M
Produce of all kinds taken in EXCHANGE for
shares.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09

TO- FIRST UNITED PkESBYTERIAN n
Es~S Church. Golden Gate ave. and ok st.
Rev. NJ. NJ. Gibson. DID, pastor. Services at IL
n II. and ESQ p. NJ. Young Peoples services at
$50 P. NJ The pastor will preach both ser
vices. Subject for the evening, "a Father Choos-
ing Wife for His SON." Strangers made well
come. Seats free.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09

,1h00 SEVEN ACRES WITHIN ia
, HUI. miles of courthouse at santa Rosa;
5 acres in h' ps young family orchard; fine
level rich o tom land will -row anyth ng;
nicely fenced but 10 house; part cash; great
bargain.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09
N. D. SICKE
THE
LAND AGENT.

NEAR HAYWARDS; ACRES OF LAND
house, barn, windmill, horse, vehicles furniture
tools and bearing fruit trees; price $4,000. For
62S Market ST.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09
SITUATIONS wANTED-Continued.

SITUATIONS wANTED-Continued
~ ENTLENIEN'S MENDING NEATLY DONE
VI at room 22 I05 Stockton ST.
YOU'VE SPANISH LADY WISHES HOUSE
keepers position. Room 15, l201a Geary ST.
WANTED-BY a NEAT AND RELIABLE
w woman chamberwork or light houseworS:
city or country; wages $15; references. Address
w. W., box 6S, Call.
A YOUNG WIDOW WISHES POSITION AS
n housekeeper Call at S7312 Market ST., room
49, second floor.
VISITING COVERINGS = AN EXPE-
rienced teacher desires pupils in history, liter
ature and piano. Call or address r., room 20,
Crocker building
FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKER WANTS
l. work by day or at rooms; terms reasonable.
Address 81 and 30 Fulton House.
a. H0 WILL PAY TO THE PERSON WHO
dD w secures for widowed sister position
lanitress in any public institution or is capable of
taking any responsible position, Cashier, matron,
etc Address Bro, box 81. Call Office.
WINCHESTEK HOUSE. "A THIRD ST., Mr..
" Market; 200 rooms; Csc to ST so per night
81 80 to $6 per week: convenient and respectable:
Tree bus to and from the ferry.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09

RS5s LIBERALS AND FREETHINKER-
G-S Dr.. York will lecture this evening at scot.
ush Hall, 1O5 Larkin St, at sharp. on "Reve-
laton or Insp ration, Which ?" in reply TO Father
Horke's lecture on Monday last. Don't miss this
radical lecture on the Roman problem.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09

w OMAN WISHES TO GO OUT BY THE DAY
w washing, housecleaning, or will clean windows.
S29 Hayes ST., basement, near Fillmore.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ MRS. WALLACE GIVES GENUINE
3 magnetic treatment 100 Powell, room 23.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09

re- AT 997 MARKET ('FIRsT PROGRESS
NC i've Spiritual Church') IL A. NJ, developing
circle; P. NJ, social circle; Mrs. Dunham To-
bias, Henderson, DR.. Wood: Monday evening,
admission
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09

CONTINENTAL BUILDING AND LOAN As
~ socation-Home Office 222 Sansome st. f.
General sa wings d loan business. ED E. Hill Pn,s
Oliver Eldrdge V.Pr.; w Corbin, Sec,S Gen. Man
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09
SUNDAY MEETINGS.

ES THE SOCIETY or PROGRESSIVE
E~S Spiritualists will meet at Golden Gate HalI
on Suffer St, bet. Mason and Taylor. on sunday,
teoruary 3, at 1880 p. NJ speaker, j. Clegg
Wright Subject, THE influence of Home and
Habit on Spirit Life" Music by the Misses
Lillian and Emily Coleman Admission free
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09

r. CALIFORNIA PSYCHICAL SOCIETY
Ee~S Mr.. j. ]. Morse will lecture at National
Hail. Ellis St: bet. Polk and Van Ness ave-. this
evening at 7:45 O'Clock. Subject "The Evolution
of Soul-Its Battles" being the second of series
OF fonr lectures Admission free. Seats reserved for
members.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09

" DUNG WOMAN WITH GOOD REFERENCE
wishes situation to do light housework in small
family: wages reasonable. Address MISS j., Gil
Ellis st.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09

FF57 DIR. ROBBINS LECTURES TONIGHT
gS~S on The Indians in spirit Life and Why
ihey control Mediums" Tests by Mrs. Hovet and
Mrs. Wrenn; the sick healed; mediums de-
Veloped and written questions answered by spirit
power: magnetized paper and circle tickets free.
Washington Hall, 3512 Eddy ST., g. P. N. Admis-
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09

Young WIDOW DESIRES A POSITION IN
Turk ST.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09

w IDoW OF 30, WITH A CHILD II YEARS,
" desires situation as housekeeper for elderly
couple: would prefer good home TO good wages.
y. B., box 90, Call Office.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09

~ FIRST CONG CHURCH,
us corner Post and Mason sts.-Rev. {. o.
Brown, DID, pastor. Professor r. r Lloyd will
preach in the morning at IL O'Clock and in the
evening at 7: 30 O'Clock. Sunday-school at 12:4
]. h. Morse, superintendent. Y. z. S. OF c. L. at
6 80 p. ".
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09

RS MRS. WALLACE GIVES GENUINE
er~O magnetic treatment 100 Powell, room 23.
ee~as- TO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN-THE
E~G followingHamed children have been ad-
mitted into the Pacific Hebrew Orphan Asylum
since October / 1895, viz. Max Bas1er aged z
years, born in San Francisco; James Cohn age
years, born in San Francisco; sophie Cohen, age
years born in San Francsco; Esther Cohen.
age 712 years, born in Ventura; Helen Cohen, age
91a years, born in Ventura; Arnold Cohen, age 8
years, born in Portland, Or; Montifiore Cohen,
age l115 years, born in Portland Or: Gertrude
tiellert. age 3 years mo-, born in San Francisco;
Violet Mayors, age 2 years mo-, in San
Francisco Fred Mayors, age S12 years, born in
San Francisco
&S BAD TENANTS ELECTED FOR $4
1>S Collections made city country. Pacific
Collection Co.. AS Montgy ST., room 6 Eel $3.50.
@% WINDOWS CLEANED AND FLOORS
&-S scrubbed; reasonable rates. payment for
damages guaranteed. Z. ROSSl &, CO.. PAP Sutter
Rs MRS. ROBB 1885 MARKET ST., ROOM
U.s. 8, second floor; genuine massage treatment
NE MISS FRANCES BERNHARD; GENU-
g5>S inc massage treatment. TIA Sixth ST.. rnl. J..
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09

DELIABLE WOMAN WANTS CHAMBER
IL work or light housework; wages $l5. Address
w. c., Lox 12I, Cali Office.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09


I ST-CLASS PASTURAGE; PLENTY WATER
i and feed year round. CIV. LUCY, 31S Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09

A DESIGNER CUTTER AND FITTER
a would like fow more engagements by the
day: 81 day. Call address z2O2 Steiner St.,
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09

CITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG GIRL
~ for general housework and plain cooking. Please
call or q 1dreSs 10 Perry ST.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-09

NOUNG MAN, % YEARS OF AGE, STRONG
L healthy and good looking, desires position as
coachman with private family or livery stable:
care OF horses has been his occupation since boy
hood: Al European and American references Ad-
dress LOUIS, Eiffel restaurant, cor Jackson and
Montgomery sts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-26
SnteritaatIiher Rrbantetriea.

80 # IN, %. 5Se6r. - cSSn Staate
Sbio bat Der 8erIi6erungsz@ommi
IGr alien in Maiid6uiettS un6 Yennz
iplpanien incorpprirten 8erIi6erung5=
8eIeQI9aften ben 8ei6Gftsbetrieb In
ner6al6 Der 8ren3en ppn S6ip unterz
iugt, I'm 8leihe5 nit 8let6em gu
perqelten. Die betoen qenannten
Staaten 6atten tiiralih aetpiiIen Ser
ii9erungs~9 ~9eieQi6aftsn aus S6io ben
8etrieb berbpten, neil lie ni6t ale
8orI6rtften Der betrefFenben StQutsz
geieBe erfiilt hatten. Die S6io'er
Gompagnie'n befanOen ii6 in Gbnliher
Gage, pie iene umerifanii6en @eIeQz
i6aften, bic ben in YreuBen 9eltenben
8ori6rtften niht na6tpmmen ppQten
poer tonnten. Die 8erii9erunqszgomz
mihdre BON 0faiId6uIetts uno 8enr>
fplpunien paren geieBli6 ge5pungen,
ben betreffenOen Obio'er Gompagnis'n
ben Setrieb 3u perpebrer. Damn fDlQte
Die ieBt in S6io erlaHene 8epan6ez
MaBna6me. Surh Die leBtere Ser
filgung fperoen Observation-Disclosures
8eieai6aften pom 9ei6dftsbetriebe
i'm 8udene Stdate auSgeI8loHen:
nGptton &, Wpol Manufacturers
M}utuul Sni. Co." nSlo Golonp W2uz
tual Sni. &c." nRubber Manufactus
rers' Mutual SSnI. 60" IGmmtlidb
BON Bottom, iopie Die ,Monufacturers
Wtutuul Sire SSni. Co." uno bic .aepz
tone W}utual Sire s5nI. So" BON P6iz
laoelp6ia.
8erii6erunQ8 GommiTGr IWprrilI
BON W}aha4uietts bat Der 2egislatur
eine Bin empfchlen, our3 ipelde Die
ben ouspGrti9en 8eriiderungsz8eIeQz
i6dften porgeI6riebenen 8eoingungen
etipas qemiloert peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-26
Inter Raoern sermaImt.

@Ile96enD, %. 5e6r. - 0enrb
9. GoOp, pobnbaft an 0poo5 Stun
2tpenue, 9lQegbenp, puroe gsItern
Na6mittag an WeItzGno=2(Denue bon
sinem 9IeaIant @aGepz0aggon u6erz
fabren unO itarb cine Stunos ipGter.
Dis Der Wugqon Nr. 116 Die 0sItz
Gno=2lOenue 6erauftam, CAB GoDD
Dem WIotormann oas Signal gum 9(nz
balten, eFe Der Wuggon aber 5um
StiQituno fam, periu6te GooD uuf Die
porbere Plattform 5u ipringan uno
fiel, ba oieIe ME geip0bnlj6 nit Dem
Sitter berihloi1en mar uno er feinen
6uBbult bafommen tonnte, unter ben
8aggon. Die Rdoer roIten ii6er ieiz
ne gsine; Da5 re6te tpuroe o6er6al6
uno Da5 linte unter6ulb oes &nies u6z
gei6nitten. G0oD mar 30 Sabre alt
unO 6interldBt cine Satin uno 5Dei
3inDer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-26
Sraune.

6o6oten, rs. 25. 5s6r. -
@ier WobnbGuier an 2loamsItraBe,
Nr. 50, 60, 50 unb 81, puroen bsuta
fri6 eingedf6ert unb 30 Syumilien
oaour9 oboa6los. Der materieQe
8ertuit betrdgt $4,000 uro bic Ser
it9erung lit nur gering.
Sing bumton, rs, %. 6e6r.
9d5 bierit0dige 3iegeliteinerne @e6Guz
be Der r8ingbamton 6ouIe 7SurniI6z
ingzGo." uno Dus angren3enoe Stat
lifement Der GiiennoarenbGnoler
glbcOf G. StopeQ gingen 6euts in
Sfammen auf. Der nur t6eilpeiIe
burf 8eriiferung gsoedte S6aoen
errei6t ben 8etraQ BON 100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-26
&ur3e 3abeIotpeSd,e,t.

- Der Yreis fir 8olo am @eloz
m1rfte in 8om lit BON S1O8.9O auF
$111.7O geitieqen. Die 3Solge mar elm
5ollen italieniider Wert6e an Der 8uz
riIer 90rie.
- Gem &lopffedter SSiBiimmong,
tuel6er ioeben ben Champion yYete"
MuFer beiiegt bat, iit pom Boiling
brpte=Glub" in 2pnbpn bic Sfferte 8us
gegangen, ouf britii9sm 9oben cine
Yreisbprerei nit bem Gr=Gbumpion
Gprbett, Dem 9eIieqer Sunipan's, um
$4,000 poer $4,000 einau9eben. SonIt
p:iroe inn ySpm" Slupin ben Sttel
champion Der WeIt" itreitig MAIDEN
unp entipeoer nit i6m poer nit @or,
bett I'm ben Sitel tGnpfen.
- Die 2otaIperbGnbe Der groBen
irternationulen 8eielli6aft Der sSrie=
bensfreunbe in Berlin, l1lm, Sau,
@iesbaoen, 9amburg, sSranffurt Il.
Or, 9reslau. Naumburg, 9forsbeim
urp SDnigsberg /. g. baben gIei6luus
tsHoe Reiolutionen qefaBt, tpel6e fi6
fir bus S4ieOsgeridts=9rinsip ertlGz
rem.
- Sn gfiirnberq 1T Der io5ialbemo.
trdtii4e 9erleqer Sertel tpegen Grz
prefungsperiu4es unter 9lntlage eez
iteQt.
- Begen MdieItdtsbeIeibigung 1T
in Snopra8lap in Der Probin5 poIen
Der &dufmann &uriepsti gu feds
Nonuten, in &ieI Elm Su9mu6ergez
bilfe, Namens 9Ose, gu einem Sabr
Gefdnsnib psrnrtAeiIt pprben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-26
gilnfte fidl rin Sidlter.

9etrpit, W}i6., %. 6e6r. -
Sbeopbil W&. 2luberlin, Elm angeTe6ener
olter oeutI6er 8iirqer un7erer Stuot,
9at iih geitern friib eri4oiIen. Gr mar
So Sabre alt uno binterIGBt ouBer Der
gBittpe a6t erna6iene 8inber in qe=
rrOnettn 8er6dltniIIen. 2(uberlin
mar i'm Sabre 1923 gu Stuttgart in
N5iirttemberg gebpren uno fam ais
21>iohriger Mann nuh 9(merita. Gr
bate hds &unitI3IofIerz6 6anbpert erz
lernt uno es in Demielben gu iQI6er
6ertigteit gebra4t, boB er bulo nuh
ieirer i'm Sabre 1866 erfoIgten On
tunft il Detroit 2(niteuung in ben
Detroit SAFE Wort5" fano uno buz
ielhit % Sabre lang ununter6rp6en
fat bis gu ieinem Sooe beI6Gfttqt
mar. Gr bate ii6 our6 mun9erlei
@tTIncungen fir S6l0Ter einen g2az
men qema4t. 2eioer plagte in ben leg
ten Subren ben altsn 6errn bic fire
&oee, ouB er gum 9ihter berufen lei,
uno Der llmItanb, buB Ieine 8eOi6te
feline 9tufnabme in bic 3eitungen FAM
ben, moAte i6m oiel Summer. Seine
t0lperlibe 9eiunObeit lit Darunter
uno feline 2lnqeb0riqen berpogcn i'm,
gum 3Ded ieiner Observation-Disclosures
Dor penigen Wo6en bic SteGe in Der
Observation-Disclosures gu tiinoiqen.
Ge!tDem i6ien er rubeIo5 uno un3uz
frlcoen, unp geitern ia9te er Iib cine
8ugel in ben 8opf. Der Sob trat
auqenblidlih elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-26
SnrtD cigrur shnlo.
Scid,tiuuqer ScbrGud, pom Hapbtd beim
Seucraumad1en fpftct cinem iunseu Sur.
a

6cucranmad)cn foftct cincm iunsen Sur'
fcbcu SaS ecbcn.
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19 Sabre ulte 0eqer 8iQiam 0uters
pon g}r. 112, 36ompIpnItraBe, mel
der ais 6uusoienar bei Der ,&niderz
bofer Gpcle Manufocturing Gompa=
mn" Gde Der 2i5pendrOzStraBe urO
8roaopup, ongeitelt mar, perlor
beute Iein Qsben our6 eigene ShulO.
Gr mar tur3 na6 s ll6r Wtorgens oa=
nit beI6Gftigt, ou5 5euer i'm Ofen
uID3u3iinoan, uno befdDo ii6 allein in
Dem Qofale. 2(us oisIem 9runoe inn
Die nG6aren ltmitdnoe 0e5 llngliidsz
fuQe5 njht gang tlar. W}un nimmt
ieoo9 an, oaB ous 5euer ni6t I6nel
qanuq bremen npute uno er RupbtGu
uuf Die gIii62noen 8oblen goB. Sine
GrploIjon erfolgte Der Sfen puroe
in Stjids qeriTen, Die &unne, aus Der
er Die 6liiIiigteit geQofen tatte, flOg
bis an Die Oede uro i6lug bort Den
8npsbepurf al, er ielbit puroe in
cine Gte gepOrfen uno Der SiB DON
Gem Stu6le, ouf Dem er geIeHen baben
mag, fortgsriiien Seine &leiOer fin
gen 6auer uno ais PoIi3iit WIc8ee,
Der Die 0etonution geb0rt bate, in
ben Qaosn Itiir3t2, funo er i'm bereits
le6los uno lidterlo6 branneno Dor.
@r l0i6ta pie brenaenoen &leiOer Wdz
ters' nit ejnem Qerooe b,reit its6enoen
Sinner WaTer uno alarmirte Die
5euarpafr unD requirirte eine 2tmbuz
lang. DIS Die 6euerpebr eintraf ma
reD Die 6lammen I6On gel0Iht, uno
au6 Denr 2(r3te, Der nit Der 9(mbuz
lang unIangte, blie6 nichts 81 tbun
u6riQ, oenn 0iQi1m mar tpot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-26
Die eubaniibe Rrbeainn.
Bsitere Serffdrfuusen. - SSaS WaIcr "arC'"
fast.-Gin neMrs Observation-Disclosures.

fast-Gin neues srcirpilliscn Battalion.
W} a brtp, %. Sebr. - QBte per
ldutet, peroen @noe bs. W{ts. 6OOO
Mann tpeitere 8eritdrtungen Die y2ln@
tiIen%Perle" errei6en uno I'M TOM
menben Wldr3 Iollen nod 5000 WtdnH
me6r Sruppen oortbin abgeben.
6opana, 25. 5ebr. - 4ntonto
Muceo lit ni9t, lpie geriihtpeiie p'r7
lautste, triot. 9lmtlih piro 5uge9:@
ben, oaB sr ii9 politdnoig poblaut
alio ni6t einmal pertpunoet, II Der
propin3 Matan5as beFinOet. Ntorlz
mo 8ome3 itebt, ME gemeloet ntrp,
nod in Der Na6barihaft Don Golon,
Matan8us. Seine 8pr6ut ordngt IN
beB Dor, Inn ben @inmarI4 in Die
9robir3 Santa CLARA gu er5pln9en.
@ine S6Iaat 3pii4en ben ipanli4sn
Sruppen uno Den SSnIurgenten unter
9ome5 1T beporIteheno. 0farcos Gar.
cia, Der WfaDor Der Stdot SunctI
Spiritu8 uno sSii6rer Der leBten Hez
bellion, corferirte 6eute nit Dem Sene>
ralcapitGn Wepler uno Dem 3peIts
cpmmanoirenoen, bem9er5og ponQbuz
maoa. Wie perlautet, ertldrts Gar
cid, buB bon Der 10000 &0pfe 5d6lenz
ben 8ep0lferung ieinss 0iitrttts il4
rur 1000 Der augenblidliaen Rebel@
lion angsI6lofIen bdtten uno oaB BON
oieIen uu4 ni6t elmer cine beosutenoe
fociale StelIung einnebme. Seiner
2lnIiAt na6 bdtte Die Rebellion, mel
6e, neil auf Die 3erit0rung oss Gam
oes abgeiefen, Dor alien 6reunoen
Gubd's peroammt peroen miiBte, tetz
nen 3ud6ult i'm cubanil6an 8oIte
ielbIt. WtaDor 8arcia Iagte unoerer=
feit5 e5 often heraus, Dab er Die Poil@
tit DeS 8eneralcopitdns Wepler, pis
iie in ben 8rptlumdtipnen bstannt ge7
qeben, 10 Die ur9epronete Goncentrdz
tion Der 2anobepOlferung in OenStdo@
ten, miBbillige. 0ieIe 8oltselemente
30gen ibre Nd6rung aus Dem 8ooen,
nit pel6sm iie parpa6Ien pdren, uno
IoIten oieIem ni6t entriI1en rperDen.
Den 1SeblI6lag Der Sperutionen oe5
frIberen 8eneraIcapitGns Wtarttne3 be
Gumpos 6Gtten Die periduloet, pelae
ii6 gelpeigert tdtten, ieine8efeble aus
5ufubrer, uno ni6t iein 5etp3ugsplan.
- Gin neues 6reitpilligenz8atatlz
lon 6at ii6 qebiLoet uno tbut 1000
Munn tart Sien1te. DIS Sfft3tere
fungiren bic rsi9Iten Mdnner ga
pana's, Barriers, Yflan3sr, Giienz
babnz9rdFoentsn, 8eIadftsleute uno
beroorragenoe Smporteure BON Wadz
rem aus ben Ser. Stuaten.
- Die ipaniI6en 8eb0roen for
I6en sifrig nuh, ob Der gefun9ene ST.
Iurgentenfiibrer 81 Sngleiito, alias
2llfreo @oopD cher 2tlfreo Sob, that
IG6li6 in 9(merita geboren unO anne
rifaniifsr 8iirger lit,
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gun einrm tuarn Sunsr prbifien.

Pttts Burg ga, 25. Je6r. -
Sames WttQigon, Der 9 Sabre dlte
Sobn bon 8rant Wtiuigan, Dem StaQz
meiiter Der Gontruttoren .. @inters
e Sobn, tpurDe qeItern ga6mittag
bon einem tollen 6unoe i6limm 8uges
rt9tet uno befinbet iih our 3eit in Ell
mem tritif4en 3uitanoe. 0as 9anoz
gelent DeS 8naben lit I3redli9 ger
btfien, unb leBte Nu6t qlaubte man,
oaB bas Sinh an 8aiIerI9eu litt.
Der 9uno, Der 5uerit an Der Sadfonz
StruBe auftau9te, fam in ben Stua
gerannt uno erfaBte ben &naben, Der
gu entflieben beriu9ts, am 6anbges
lent. DIS bas S6ier Don einem Der
WGnner beri4eu4t tpuroe, fprang es
in einen 9feroeitanb unb biB Elm sill
len, tpurbe aber BON bem iungen
Pferbe u6gei6iittelt, iporauf er Elm
altes Pferb angriff, oas ben 5unb an
ben 4opf fdblua unD t0otete.
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Sas 0ifreidJild)e Gaiitrpaar an Der
Hipierd

W3entone, 25. 5e6r. - 8ni1er
6ran5 SoIepb bon Oeitreih lit bier
eingetroffen uno bon ieiner 8emablin
am 8abnbofe erlpartet iporDen., 9as
9aiierpaar fubr in offenem Wagen
na6 Der 8iua uuf Sap Martin, in
pel6er &aiIerin Gliiabetb lett eini9sn
Monaten peilt. 2luf 8efebl oe5 Yrdz
iibenten 6uure bate Ii6 Der comman=
oirenoe General oes Is. 9(rmeecorps
CUR 8sgriiBung Oes 8aiIers ein9efunz
ron
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SIntiars GnOc rines &artsmIplrles.

96iIubeIp6ia, %. Jebr. -
Sym Streit iiber elm &artenipiel puroe
geitern 2lbeno Der Neger Robert 9eter=
ion in ieiner 0obnung, Hr. 1917,
Qincoln=2(penue, BON Dem Sarbigen
Wm. WoIfe, alias W6ipper, ourh eli
nen Sdroti6uB aus elmer alten Wlusz
tete t0otli4 perpunoet. peter1on
purOe ms nllniperiitp=9oIpitul" ge=
bra6t unb bort fpdter, Du iein l3uItunb
pon Den Ner3ten fir boffntng8lp5 erz
tldrt puroe, pom Coroner iiber ben
8Drfuu bernpmmen. Den 2lu55ugan
oes Sterbenoen 3ufolge mar Der Shat
beitano folgenOer: 8olfe fam geitern
4beno in Die 8phnung PeteriOn's uno
forOerte oieien gu einem Spiel6en
nSepsn lip" (8artenipieO auf. Pez
terIon fpielte nit Wolfe uno qepann
tets. 0iit6eno forOerte Der 8eiieqte
jeBt ieinen r8egner" 81 elmer Yartie
nPoter" auf. Peterion ga6 ndh,
iptelte uno gepann bintereinunDar fait
ieDs Sour. Dis nun audi nod elm
5reuno 9eterIon's ms Simmer fam
uno PeterIon it6 bieIem gegeniibsr lei
nes fu6el6uften 8liide5 i'm Spiel
riibmte, bu ipuroe 8olfe 10 pijt6eno,
baB er nit einem piloen 5luc6e Die
&orten gu 8oOen ihleuOerte uno fort
lief. Petsrion ipielte nun nit ietnem
5reunoe eini9e Partien, ais 8oIfe
pl0Bli6 nit elmer alten W}u5tete Be
poffnet 3uriidtam, auf PeterIon an
legte uno osmielber cine 2aDunq
S6rOt in 8ruit, Magen unb l1nterlei6
56oB. Der 8etroffene itiir5te nit Iauz
tem2tufi6rei 3u 8oben. 0olfe rannts
aus Dem 9auIe uno iprong auf einen
GancaIter 4penue Waggon, puroe
aber, ais er ipdter BON Dem Wdggon
abitieg, bon Der Yoli3ei ubgefaBt uno
in 8epabrIam gebraht.