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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-15
beute in Dansig erbalten iinb, friiber
aber alIgemein in gfieDeroeati4lanb
@itte iparen, bort befinbet fih an
einem boben 8iebel cine altertbiimlihe
3u g Stor0re It.

Sonnenubr, bier itebt elm fteinerner
Holanb als Wabr5ei4en por benz Gins
eange gum Hatbbaus, unb bon bort
pben griibt Der liebe Stor9 aus ieiz
mem Neft, bas er gemiitbli9 mitten IT,
Der Stabt auf einem Oa4e aITgei9ld>
gen bat. Das r3urfiiritli9 iddffde
8eneralzGrbpoitamt" ruff bic 3eiten
in's @ebdhtnib, aIs Die gel6e Yoitz
futf9e nod bas einsige 9ef0rberunssz
mtttel fir bic HeiIelufttgen unter unz
feren Qltborberen mar, uno Dor benl
Spribenbdus1en benten mir Der
idredli6en Nutb, bic in ben engen
Straben Der olten Stdbte berrihte,
ipenn einmal cine Seuersbrunit aus
bra6. 9lu9 bepDltert piro bieie alte
Stabt fem: Solbaten Der Sborpa6e,
Poitbeamte, YpItilone, ebriame 8iirz
ger, SanfdrenbldIer, gbdilentrdger,
Der Sofnarr gusuits bes Starfen,
Spief SrDhltd, uno aroere 8ertreter
Der alien 3eit ssbea Elm Bib iener
tpiiroisen 8ebasli6teit, als es nod
teine 5rei5iigisfeit, teine Giienbabneu.
Selesrapben, Sernipre6er unb ROnt=
genitrablen CAB uno it4 oas 9anse
2eben Der meiIten Staotbetpobner I'M
nerhalb bes Wei9biloes Der Stabt nbz
fpielte.
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aud etn 8epeis. Reitau=
rateur: 2ouiie. tras' MANN Sarten
raus. 3 tpirb CONNER. - Gouife,
Mber 8ater. tpober tpeibt Ou benn
bas? gs regnet ia nOh in Str0mer.- =
Reitaurateur: s mat, Der 5hldHter
padt f9on feit'n paar 9asen afIet in
sgriblingsjebidte Elm, bet Is bas bette
3ei9en, bub Der 3u Gnbe is!
-@eihtniht.. Sunse Frau:
MA, liebes NGnnhen, id bin re1t unz
eliidlin! - Seitbem Du mir offen=
bartlett, baB Du @4ulben bait, tann
it mid bes Oebonfens niht ertpebren,
bab Ou mid ni4t aus 2isb., ionbern
bes @elbes tuesen gebeiratbeft bait. =
Wann: Mber, liebes Rinb, tpte tannii
Du meine @hulben 70 unterid6ben!
Herehtigtes nib
trauen. Jrau o.: Mein 9r3t rGtb
mir, i1 fon cine ft9smonatlidbe Neiis
ontreten, abr in traue ibm niGt redt.
-. Hruu 81: W0rIm Dtnn ni1tY -
FRAU M.: gDeiI mein Mr3t alei&seitio
mein @@niegerfo9n II.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-15
Wils bruffer Ghpr.

bic Nrditetter ibrs pbantaiie freier
tpalten lafen. Der setpaltise Bartz
tburm biirfte ma1den on bas alte
S9loB in Gger ober an bic 8efetis
gunssmauern in Jaiirnbers erinnern,
Oil anoeren StelIen treten 0ilossbeim.
6alberitabt, 8raunfdtpeis, Queblin=
burg unb anbere nieberbeutihe9tGb
por bas geiitige Muse bes Bei1auers.
&ur5um bic san5e maleriide 9srrli1=
tsit Der oeAtfden HenaifancesMr1is
teftur nit ibren absetreppten Giebeln.
ibren 2aubengdnsen, Mltanen, Grtern,
Ebiirm4en, portretenben Oberseihofs
Ten (ueberse5immere). nit ibremGaH>
inert unb nit ibrer rei3pollen MbtpeHz
ieluns bon 2i4t unb G9atten an ben
Gdauieiten tDeift bic ~MIte Gtabt.
auf. Da IN AUDI ein .8eii&las1 (fteis
nerner 9reppeHbDrbou). ME fe nod
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9as gpiHttinbbsniuaal ii $eriorb.

ssn Weitfdlen bat fiA CUR Grridhs
tuna zines Mittetinobenfmals ein Gos
mite aebtlbet, benz aablreihe berpprrds
aenbe Wldnner Der propina beigetreten
iinb. Sn Serforb iol es errtttet
iperben, Der uralten Stabt, in Der etnlt
Raifer 9einrisb /. ben Sprob aus
Wittefinbs @tamm, Mathilbe, bic
Bel ibrer @robmutter, Der Nebtiliin
bon 1erforb, tpeilte, ii4 gum Gbegez
mabl setpann unb bamit bas 3err@
1berbaus ariinbete, bas Deutihlano
feline sr0bten aaiier CAB; par oo4
Otto Der @rDbe Matbilbens Sobn.
Sm Wenfalenlanbe ertnnert nod
beute bunberterlei an Wittefinb, ben
setpaltisften @egner Rarl's bes Gros
BEN aus nieberfd9ffdem Stamme,
Der, als er bas gbriftentbum ange.
nommen bate, aarl's treueiter lin.
tsrtban tpurbe, unb beHen 8efebrung
5usleib benz gbrif ftentbum ipeitbin
8abn brad. 3aum Elm Sels, 'etn
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f9en 2anbleuten aus Der lG9Til9en
Nieoerlaufis telpotnt tit.
Den Woltstra9tenfeiteu, bic in
manhen Srten in ben lebten Sabren
abgebalten porben finb, tpirb ii9 bas
erite id6iii9e Doltstra6tenfeit in Der
<en Staot Der fdhiifGen 9anbs
tpertsausfteauns ani6lieben. Oas
@ostlano, bic Nltenburser, bic @ens
ben Der id9i1hen Sberlauiib, bic
aiifer uno Winaer bes Glbtbals nit
ibren altbersetra9ten @erdtben, Berg
leute, ionftise 2anbbetpobner aus Der
umgesenb Orssbens, i'm @auaen aez
gen 500 perionen, tperben ii9 an biez
fem Jeit5use betbeiiisen. Mu9 anbsrs
Jsite iinb mod seplont: Elm &inberfeit.
Elm 5eit Der Glemente, Elm G,itiimfet.
Elm Seit Der acabemiihen Susenb unb
zines au Gbren bes Mpotbeferconare5z
fes. Sdlieblid 1T aud in LETTER
Stunoe nod befdloffen tporben, elm
Muieum fir id1fif4e8oltstunbe benz
9anaen einaufiigen. 90 tpirb es in
Der Nlten Stabt niht an 2eben febz
len, aud tperben mannisfads Mnrez
gunsen bon ibr ausgeben, bensn man
nur eine re9t tiefe unb bauernbs Wir.
tnns plni9en muB.
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2ibbes, pberbalb Orfieres, auf Der
Strabe bes eroben ct. 8ernEarb, eins
iener lieblihen 8ersfir9lsin, bic Der
fromme Sinn berganeener Sabrbunz
berte mitten in Der I9ausrli9en Berg
etnObe gum Sroite fir ben einiamen
Wanberer eriteben lteB. Man bat bas
@efiibl, man beftnoe fi1 am Gnbe Der
meni4liden NieberlaKilneen, unb riis
itet ii9 nun gu oerSabrt in bic i9ausrs
lihe @inDoe, mo- nur Der beifere 2dmz
mergeier trG63t.
Maein NIT bieiem, 9efiible mub man
ii4 be9niigen, man bat ben 9Dbepuntt
Der S9peiaerbDrfe fer errei6t bort i'm
Siiben tpinft bic tpirtlihe &ette bes
Montblanc beriiber, porausgsiebt, oaB
bas Wetter gut, Der Simmel blau lnb
bic Suit tlar lit. Ser 8eIu6er Der
Ius1tequne mub bon bieier leidt err
tlommenen 9Obe tpieber nabItsigen,
Inn ii9 ben Hsi3ea bss am 8ergesbang
selegenen Oorfleins unb Der in Isinsn
Sdusdsn unb 9iittben iiberreidb aufz
geitapelten Serrlidfeiten, bic man aus
bem sdn5en S6peiaerlonbe bprtbia
gebra6t bat, binaugeben. Gin jeoer
Canton bat Ous S9Dnite aus feinen
Bergen unb ShGlern bergegeben. UNI
bteies Shpei3eroorf na6 innen unb
na6 auBen 5u Den merttpiirbisiten
unb ansiebenbIten 0orf9en gu MAIDEN,
bas man jemals geieben bat.
Sur6 ein altes, enges, bon ben bais
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as Oenfn m a |.

Sbal, eine 8urgruine, on tpelde bort
ni9t ipenisitens cine Sage an Wittez
limb antniipft. Sn Der Yfarrfirde sm
Gnser in Der @raff4aft Rapensberg
lit er (angeblid) begraben; bier ruben
nod feline @ebeine, nadbem iie lange
3eit in Der Sobanntstirhe 5u 9erforo
eine nnterfunft sefunben batten. Oas
Oentmal Iol aber nidt rur Der gez
i6i9tliben perIDnli6tett erri9tet
tperben, es ion bem treuen nieoerl ld1z
itiden Stamme felbit eine Gbrung
fem; gilt Mittefinb, Der Sa9Ienber=
apg, bp6 ais Der Wlann, in benz fi9
bic Gigsnart bes @olts9uracters be-
ionbers i6arf ausprdste: feline Sapz
ferteit, feline unerI4iitterli9e Sreue.
On eine alts i6One Sage fniipft bic
tiinftleriY6e 5orm an, Die bas Oenfz
mai erbalten ion: r8ittetinb rift
einit iiber bic 8ersb0be bin, iporauf
iebt 8erstirhen liegt, unb eripog in
iib, pel9er 9laube Der bette lei, Der
@Dtterbienit ieiner Batter pbsr bic
neue iiegreiche 9ebre Der Sranten.
llno er fpra9 BEL iid felbft: rsSit bteIe
Die re4te, 10 mDAte i6 Elm 3eiAen baz
ben, poour4 id setpiB tpiirbe!" rnb
fiebe, in bieiem 4usenbfid l9arrt bas
Hob, unb aus benz felfigen 8obeu
1prtngt elm mG9tiger NuelI berpor.
Oa 1T Der &Ontg abgeitiesen unb bat
bon benz Waher getrunten unb gelobt,
etn Gbriit 5u tperben." 60 ion benin
AUDI aus benz Sanblteinfelien, auf
benz bas Oentmal errthtet tpirb, elm
Suea berporiprubeln. Gin Sobn Der
rotben grbe, Der auf benz alien 8au=
ernbofe Gifum, untpeit bon Gnger, ge=
borene unb iebt in Berlin pobnbafte
8ilbbauer s.. Wefins. bat bic Mus sfii1s
runs bes Oentmals ubernommen.
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-grtannt. a.: r2iebsrJreunb,
iA babe Did beransrufen laifen.. Id
bin momentan.....!A = g.: ,@trenae
Dt4 niht an, ih BIN fdon felt bret
Mphen momentum. i"
= Sm Gafbaus. .Sie, 6err
Wirtb. i'm sanoen @aftbaus 1T f.ia
3abnito9er!" - rGntfduIbisen, gnd'
9err, aber bic 2eup eifen 10 tpentq.
bab es fid BEL mir not rentirt, iolde
dna'i1affen.1
Delicat. Grember. Sd somz
me IN elmer belicaten Sahe 5u ss1nen,
barf i9 sic nm einen Musenblid Ges
,hOr bitten9" = 6ausberr (hDfltd bic
1hiir gum @alpn 1ffnenb): ,Bitte
f41n; tpomit tam i9 Jbnen bienen34
- Grember: ~Gs IT, ipie oefagt. eiiae
btlitGtt, SoHe: i9 rei!e ndmli9 IN
Gopiar unb pOllte mir erloubtn, sSk.
iisn eiRt Dortbsilbafte pfferts ~ ulas
nen.A
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-& u! rWolen Gie fi6 niht aud
IN Gotta perbrennen lai1en, Ssrr
garon9" rNein, i4 bin Ni9traus
der!"
- Wabrfheinli4. emma:
.Was nur Der iunee Marn bsnteu
mag, bab er mid fortiDahrenb an.
fiebt2" GGa: .Sebenfals Of Du
etpas BAIT ober niht.1
-GinfoIgenfHperesS 5 a.
mort. rJrdulein Srma, Wama bai
mir Sbre 5anb 3ugeiagt. WDlIsn
Sit mir gum Mltar fOlgen21 a. SUN
altar ia; bann ober tDirb bus sol
gen Sbre @o6e fein - ionit tSnnen
sis ii& bic GoIeen isIbFs sui4rsibsa.r
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Waubtlanb. Columbian prebist bas
gbriftentbum, bic Proclamation Der
gtosenofenidaft 1891, Wintelrieo
unb Nicolaus bon 6fiie. Stolae Grz
innerunsen uno erbabene 8eitalten
aus Der patsrlGnbiIden @eT6idte Der
Ilpenrepublit baben bic Mfotipe fir
oieIe einfa6en 9emdlbe bereegeben.
Sa laiien bic 9 @loden bes fleinen
Sburmes ibre Sttmmen pernebmen.
Sic lduten ben 9lbenbieeen. Sie tlin=
gen tpunoerbar auius1men, benn iie
ftnb bon einem 4enner eisens 5u ibrem
3ufammenipiele ausgetpdblt unb Suz
fammenseiteIt. Ser 9irt tutet bros
ben auf ieinem 8erse iiber benz WaI=
ierfaIe ietne 9eeroe suiammen, in ben
5iitt4en unb 9dus9en fladert bas
Gt9t auf, unb iiber ben plas por Der
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o d. .gaa, gut burd's 400.
losliHe gyamen setommen94 .Hrif.
liant = iiber 4ffen befrast sporben!.
- partrt. patient (ipiitbenbl:
.Mber 1err Qsoctor, ipie fSnnel, c;ie
MIR cine fol&e Doiis Sob perinrtis.
osn! WiHen Sic. tpie mein syreunh
gle genonnt hot9 - ginen Wiehhor.
ssr!. Doctor Unit Iarsaitif4sm "a.
uellD: sMbet bds broNGsn eie Iidk
ntrsli4 ai3t ssfa1en ii laifeals
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elite Sunsfer (bie Subesanaeise eis
mes aiinitlers leienb, ben iie Dor
atpanais Sabren berseblih in ibren
NeBen gu fangen iu4te): v@rober
8ott, ba ndre ib alfo beinabe Witts
toe getporben!"
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Tier 2iebfen.

9lls mid metn erites 2teb' peritoBen.
Ou frus i9 bange: nSit's oenn nabr9
Sit's nun gu Gnbe nit benz aoIen.
Mub i9eioen i4 auf immerbar9 -
Suii - mub I?
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$50 aornts, als n.uli4 bsi ber,
g9o, hab i4 meine sSrau nod ME oes
feben!" - .llnb tparum ,par Il. 70 oe@ q
ret5t?" .MeiI fie ME bas lehte
Wort batte!A
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-15

9eim 5tpetten 2iebden. bas setpislen
Mir barid bic Sbiir', brad fat mein
9ers:
r@eb'. Define aiiiIe, bic 10 iiiben,
sou meiben i'd, ipel9' berber
S9mer5! =
ytani - fann t?"
unb, adj! Elm brittes bats gegebsn,
Oas groleno mir bic Wese tpies
Sd ba9t' es toite mir bas 2sben,
Ils i4 bic Morte bon mir itieb:
nSoni - fdon mir"
Oo9 iebt, iebt fam fir mid bic Ha4e
Sir bies ab.peiienbe @eldleht,
Gin piertesmal rnaht' i9 Der Sadie
Gin gnb, 5ali6beit itraft i9 ssrs9t:
sReii = seb iis!"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-09-24

former and five in the latter race. Dora
Wilkes walked away with the first race
easily, but in the latter il took five heats
to determine the winner. Nnai Haven,
owned by J. T. Ni-well. OF Ellsworth,
won, taking the second. fourth and fifth
heats.
a race not down on the official pro-
gramme was feature Ut Wednesday
afternoon. This "a- scrap between two
of those beautiful animals known a.
jackasses. The beasts were driven by
their owners, one by Judge l.. Z. Chase
aud the other by George II. SioYer. Iine
was taken ny the town clock. hut the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-09-24

Grams band was in attendance all thru.
davs ee
The officers Of the -oeie.y deserve nm,
thanks Tor the manner la - hicn The tbraa
days work IVES cord n~'ef. Tbev
President, F. p. MerrIli; vice preside.
q. ;. Osgood; ir,Asurvr, 81. p. Hfpckt1'
secretary, Nahum Hine&lev; director.
{. Leach, f. =. Gha-e. J o. Bowde, "
J. Creamer. z. l. o-gaod
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Northeast Ifarbur.

Northeast Harbor.
Going, going, gone, On the first Of the
month the season OF 1895 viii close, as the
hotels are going to close. The Clifton
closed Monday. 1t has been the most
prosperous season here.
Ii has been found that sewer Is needed
here. and al a special town meeting Sat
voted that the town employ an engineer
to survey a route from the vicinity OF
sails bury corner to the sea, giving an
estimate Of cost and report at our next
annual town meeting. Several of our
eottagers were there and Bishop Doane
made some remarks in favor Of it.
J. H. Souls has taken the contract TO
build Rev. Samuel Elliot's cottage to cost
g, 900. The ium Der has arrived from Ban
gor.
c. W. Candsge and son have contracted
with Prof. Adams to build his cottage at
arborside at a cost Of IS 900.
The first floor Of the parish house is be-
ing put in place. Curtis Hodgkins, con-
tractor.
Graves Bros. have finished plsstering {.
II. Bunker's cottage, and this week are
piastering the Frazier cottage and the
school house
F. L. Savage has made the plans for the
Elliot and Adams cottages and the new
school house. JAP.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-09-24
Sept. y.

The many friends in Bluehill OF Mr..
and Mrs. +. +. Consry. who moved from
here 10 Somerville q short time ago, were
panied to hear OF the death of their
youngest daughter Nettie Maud, which
occurred IN Someryille, Wednesday ),
sept. Is.
The little one was i'll only few days
with congestion otthe brain. The body
was inferred in Woodlswn cemetery
Thursday. The sorrowing parents have
the heartfelt sympst ny OF their many ac-
qusintances here.
Sert 81 j.
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COUNTY NEWS.
For additional County Ne,rs s. Other pages
West Franklin.

West Franklin.
a number Of our people attended the
meeting at West Su-ry.
The stsye mill resumed operations on
Thursday OF last week, having been shut
down only about six weeks.
Miss Helen Clark has returned TO her
home from Seal Cove, W here she has been
employed for the summer.
The Baptist association at Franklin last
week was largely attended by out OF town
people. The weather was pleasant and ii
was an enjoyable session. The on diff
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-09-24

Charity should be done wisely and
judiciously, not being taken up as mere
and laid aside, after being displayed to
the eyes Of the world, as one lays aside
last years bonnet and gown as being no
longer 1.-THE thing"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-09-24
CRITICISM.

/ OF bI"cS OF marnle, IN Dutchman
thompson : irlends came and were prop
eriN Transported with pleasure
Is! JoNe theE cried Unanimously
nat a masterpiece. now beautiful
h"hl>"h '>1t q I@iHp IN his throa; and
"N!u sc'l9oe4E mUrinur; truly, trHiY-
you aTe ho' I"Alhg You are IN downright
earueS,
MS iTlehd- p'''e>'eH win many g,~i aT'>
OF enthusiasm 'i"AlLS lAdseds " a7.
In '"n7lt.i earnest fFankly and win
oH' IArtihiifE II l. tHe hneSt statue W ever
saw
-'iA 80" ht-i;'',e'' AID then demanded
m'1'-'.H, Oh have 10 criticism to
mas
10 "Ai'h t"ey replied IN chorus
None
'tc, however. 7ofao'y seized Viii Il
burning de- ne '' Distinguish himself. a,z-
aruea 10 N'H'd Voice. Only one ih7t#7-
son, Only ohe-ao more
lh"mi'~th tarh'u iale, ana the severe
friend added. with "a smile, trii!ns
cF.', ,,.' nal'!.
""ht = IL lAiteNN the sculptor
II Is t"o hue-
Atu MS companions al ech"eu the sen
timen', True, true We were going to
say the same ourselves II Is too hne.
Iears came t" thompson : eyes a he re
sp"nutHi rs. You arr right 1t l. too
hhe fThAps IL Is bat there-one does
what he can
ne friends departed SHAKING honp-
son hanH "aGh'! ne sculp'or e1hielt-
ed his masterpiece convinced that it would
eFo!uuohIze 'he "hoe aT'is'ic world Il
no' 'Ae yer! art OF scNlp'aTe Itself Asfor
1he moo II would ne taken ny storm
But the mob was much more stupid than
even thompson mad iancitt 1t absolute
~ refused 70 De tahen ny storm On the
contrary, II was wholly indifferent he
artistic world oehaVed exactly ike the MOB.
Inns Is yer! strange quoth Ihoiap-
son. and In condition oil extreme &c
spondenc! he sent again Tor his friends
We tId you So you Know, said they
IN unison
lie deuce you old, faltered p"ar
Thompson
IS, we said 1t was too fne.
Dear me, but that ism t d fault, is II:
he friends burst into a laugh
We'll, Thompson, you are green, and no
mistake,
Again the tears came TO Thompson
eyes
TO on, 80 on, said ne. Tel me what
am IN Do then,
iieFe "'-e t-e eFT"P VINO hao h9'
sP'HT" l'si '''' no nom pS'h ear,
"" - -N'ns !Vu POM NJ 81
'"o'--''' 'eS'o' G'H I Du' LICE arr ..31.e
hi''" VIZ" must u" ooLe IN PRIV te-
seI',r4'"!y
..,,I ~. ,''lo' sl.u '.o.'i i'soh fIi.e
80 '' sen !" TX
to' ~ -' 'ru = e'iiia''u u e.ass.
VI ms =. i,i,'-a i'lt"''i; 'ia' ..efe v -
A'yu' - '.I"' va = 'AI1' ~ i''i'@
ne -. - o,,''-,' q Hiai, q
49,. ''.' ~, az ~ our
go =, 80. y, , --' iit,'>s i...'a -
III -t,. pa1,,,a d.. - - -
~. -, - W. M i t, ' :,
- az ~?
nom PSI '''Ntu no' oe'.s ','e 1"fNs u
,1'47 i s"eP' OK "'e moving
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-09-24

Guilty experienced was in convincing the
out OF town brethren that our miles from
Hs meeting "'u'e n.-' '~t,i.''s
r ~ ~ no ~ '--,'' -
= "a zen -. 90 - '''' -
LOO ,.'0 nc
Ba,,i., s,n8s, scbooi a, F,vnt i IN a
,,.1.t e,n-;.n;,,y e,,,s.:,t,p
-. ,.,.-
al -, ~ 2 orcutt and otber. cross.
fu., land owned hy him
-, %, C,t.r.rp
~ =, Co., Tss...s.s 0.s.a4
-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-09-24

Henry, do you love me?" "Why,
darling, what a question:" Don't try
to evade me, Henry, I'm no liquor law y
Puck
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-09-24
Fish in a MEAT MARKET a.?


Why, Of course. To be sure,
we haven't advertised it much yet,
but our fish department is an i'm
Portant branch Of our business.
f. NJ. Moore, formerly Of Colt &
Moore, is in charge. We can
serve Our customers to every kind
of fish = fresh, salt, dried-as
readily and as cheaply as we can
serve meats.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-09-24

Mrs. Jennie Hagerthy, wife Of Dr..
Rufus {. Hagerthy, died Monday, aged
thirty-three years.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-09-24

Hoods Pills cure liver ilIs billousness, indi-
gestion, headaches. a pleasant laxative. All
druggists.-AdUt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-09-24

The hore will be sold at GREAT SAC
RfFIEE. Ia part or whole.
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Administrator.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-20

Victoria Alley, otherwise known as
"Pugs Alley and 1.-The Bowery," was
the scene last evening of the cieverest
and most important capture the poEfee
have made in many months. The
capture was made by Chief Pratt and
Detectives Sheets and Janney, and the
captured was c. Ketcfum alias Fla
herty, the notorious young crook who
has been climbing porches and enter
ing peoples houses at will for some
time, carrying off their valuables, and
hitherto with perfect immunity.
Chief Pratt and the city detectives
have been working, night and day
since the house of w. F. Cotton was
roiobed some time ago, 10 locate the
thief, believing one man was doing all
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-20
THE HERALD BULLETIN

PAGE ONE
Apostle Moses Thatcher DepOsed.
The Murray Tragedy.
Was Joseph Deivecchio Murdered.
Captured "a Burglar.
PAGE TWO.
The Cascades Disasters.
Minister Confesses Murder.
Rebels Work In the Philippines.
Gen. Howard ON WeyIer.
Watson After Butler.
Gentry Brings $4,000.
Mysterious Death In New York.
PAGE THREE.
Wall Street Was Tame.
Mrs. Scott Siddcns Dend.
Late News From the Mining Camps.
Coal Men Sentenced.
PAGE SIX.
state Grand Jury Heard From
The Gas Troubles.
The Thanksgiving Day Football
Game.
Yale and Princeton's Game TOmor-
row.
Senator EIkins' Ship Bill.
San Francisco Romance.
PAGE SEVEN
Attorneys Working Hard For Pat
COughIin.
Pacific Railway indebtedness.
PAGE EIGHT.
No School Election Here This Year.
Meeting of the Board of Education.
In the Local Political Arena
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-20
A PIOUS FRAUD.
Pennsylvania Minister Charged
with Adultery.

Uniontown, Pa, Nov. 19.-The Gis-
closures attending the arrest OF Rev.
FITZGERALD, Miss Emeline Freeman, her
father, William Freeman, and her
brother. Dawson Freeman, all well
known residents of Masontown, has
caused a great sensation in Fayette
county. Miss Freeman was arrested
yesterday and is in Jail, charged with
numbering child to which she re-
Gently gave birth. Rev. Fitzgerald is
held under heavy bail for adultery, and
the girls father and brother are
charged with conspiracy to conceal the
murder The matter was brought to
public notice by DIR. Edmund of Cloud,
who attended the girl. Emeline Free
man confessed to the physician that
she had murdered the child, and that
Rev. Fitzgerald was the cause of all
her trouble. The father and brother of
the girl attempted to coerce DR.. Cloud
to silence, but he refused to eliminate
himself, and made the information
against the family. Rev. Fitzgerald
came from Virginia year ago, since
which time he has been preaching in
the Reformed Brethren church, and
boarded with the Freeman family Miss
Freeman is % years of age and pleas
ing in appearance.
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several pairs of shoes and other ar
ticles which the officers suspected had
been stolen. One, a colored man, said
his name was w. II. Brown, while the
others were registered as Thomas Dun
lap and Frank Peyton.
An incident happened when these
men were arrested which illustrates
the excitement among Jacobson's
countrymen. AS the deputy sheriff
made his way toward the car an ex-
cited crowd of men, mostly Scandinav
ians. surrounded him and asked if the
men in custody had anything to do
with the. shooting. Had the officer CIV
en- them any encouragement the vii
lage might have witnessed a lynching.
for the crowd were not backward in
announcing their intention to wreak
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-20
POLICE WILL STRIKE.
Condition Confronting the City of
Helena, Mont.

Especial to The Herald)
Butte, Mont. Nov. ia special from
Helena says the entire police force of
that city, from the marshal down to
the last patrolman, has inaugurated a
strike against the city, to go into eff
feet on the 1st of December, on which
day every policeman will quit work.
Their grievance is that they cannot
dispose of the city warrants in wanich
their salaries are paid. They claim
that the warrants for last month can
not be sold even for cents on the
dollar and merchants refuse to take
them at any price. The city has ex-
ceeded the limit of Indebtedness pro-
vided by the charter, and there being
no money to pay the warrants, it is
claimed they are Illegal. It is prob
able that Helena win have the unique
distinction after the first Of the month
of being without a police force, and
having a policeman's strike on its
hands