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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11
RUSSELL JoRDAN'S FUNERAL
Attended by Large -Notorinan
Trice Could Not Finish His Trip.

Trice Could Not Finish His Trip.
The funeral Of young Russell Jordan.
who was accidentally killed by car OF
the Clay-strect trolley line Friday even
ing. took place from Ncnable-Street Bap-
list church at $3.50 o'clock sunday after
noon. The church was crowded, and
hundreds OF people could not get within
the doors. Rev. Or. j. $. Dill, pastor,
conducted the services, which were I'M
prcssive and pathetic.
4 most affecting incident, I'm which
Motorman Trice. who was In charge OF
the car al the time OF the accident. fig
ured. occurred upon the scene Of me
fatality Sunday morning. The motorman
is the Oldest employe on the line. In
point of service. and probably the most
valued, being thoroughly trustworthy and
always reliable. The frightful death Of
Young Russell entirely unnerved him. and
his grief over the affair was poignant.
When he went 10 work Sunday he was
not feeling well. but he boarded the
car waiting for him. and started on his
trip. He never finished it. As the car
bowled towards the spot where the hoy
met his death. the motorman's gaze tell
upon the blood-stains stil visible. and
DE grew faint. lie stopped tho car and
called upon the conductor TO take his
place. saying that he was unable 20 pro-
coed. When he reached tho end OF tho
line he quit work for the day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11
A CHIEF OF UMPIRES.
~. q. BETfs. or WiSHINGTON,
CHOSEN ron NEXT sEisOy.
). VI. Mclaughlin. of Lynchburg. Chosen
President of the League and JohnC L.
Small secretary-New Rules.

The committees on schedules and UNI
pires OF the Virginia State Base BAH
League met al the Lexington Hotel last
night. adopted a schedule Of games for
the season. and received the report OF
tho committee on revision OF the con-
stitution and bylaws Of the league.
Mr.. John G. Small, the secretary OF the
league, acted as secretary FOR the meet
ing last night, over which Judge A. r..
King. Of Roanoke. presided.
\ report OF the schedule committee was
received. including the schedule TO be
PLAYED next season. which the secretary
withheld from publication for the present.
The committee on bylaws made "A re-
port, saving that ~ had no regular meet
ing. but recommended the following
changes IN the rules:
THE NEW RULES.
NO game shall be transferred to Nor
folk. or Portsmouth, scheduled 70 be
played away while the club Is playing at
home. without the consent Of the club
scheduled at home consenung.
NO team. or city retiring from the
league shall be transferred 10 the city
taking the franchise.
no rain-checks shall be given out after
three full innings have been played.
In the absence OF the oncial umpire
no eX-umpire shall lie allowed 10 ofiiciate.
Should tho first and second series be
won by different clubs. the winners Of
the TWO clubs should arrange series OF
games not 10 exceed seven, 10 De played
al such time and place o. agreed uDon.
and the club winning the minority shall
bee the champions of the Virginia State
League.
THE Nowlan cup shall 80 with this
championship.
THE OFFICERS.
The election OF officers Tor the state
League OF Professional Baseball CLUBS.
for the season Of 1896. was then begun,
with this result. President j u. Nc
Laughlin. OF Lynchburg Va, Secretary.
John G.. Small. OF Richmond; ana chief OF
Umpircs ". O. Belts. OF Washington.
A number Of questions of "a routine and
detail nature were passed upon. and the
meeting adjourned There were present
". r. Bradley. OF Richmond; a. +.
King. Of Roanoke: l.. Lazarus. Of Lynch
burg. \. \. OMEN. Of Norfolk Edward
Eigenbrun, OF Petersburg. J. l.. watson
and II. l.. Maynard. Of Portsmouth. Va.
The Spalding ball was adopted for the
use OF the league next season before the
meeting adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11
81. PfIRICh'S D1i.
Irish-Amcrican aud Catholic Societies
Making Preparations for II.

lIiNn- hhH 'thAHNAi' Tb'i'A''-
Making Preparations for II.
Delegates from the various irish-Ameri-
can and Catholic societies met In the
rooms Of tho McGm Catholic Union Sun
day afternoon to make arrangements for
the proper celebration OF 81. Patrick s.
Day this year.
The convention was called 10 order by
Chairman John J. Reilly. and tho creden-
tails of all delegates found satisfactory.
Mr.. Daniel Higgins. from Division. No
]. A. .. H.. moved that the day he
celebrated by a street parade. This was
defeated. and the convention decided 10
celebrate. as last year. by attending mass
at ST. Patrick church, whore a sermon
VIII he delivered on ST. Patrick 10y an
orator 10 be- selected by .he pastor OF
the church. Rev. J.. Ii. DonOhoe. ana
by the usual banquet In the evening.
Mr.. John j. Rankin was unanimously
elected chief marshal OF the day and
the entire celebration will boz under his
charge. All necessary committees VIII be
appointed by the chief marshal, and an
nounced by him later.
Mr.. John j. Reilly was reelected chair
man of the united societies for the en-
suing year. and Mr.. james Powers, secre-
tary.
The celebration this year promises to
be all that loyal lrishmen could wish.
IL is a peculiar fact that Of all national
HOLIDAYS. this one alone is distncuVely
religious. and the chief feature OF It's cele-
brathon IS the religious services that are
invariably held.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11
MISS RIGGS MfRRITD.
The Investigation Does Not Change the
Affections of Her Anianced.

Miss Annie J.. Riggs, the young lady
whose examination 10y the committee in
vestigaung the Deaf, Dumb. and Blind
Institute, at stanton, Va, was condemn
"a by many persons as being too search
ing, was married TO Mr.. Richard +. Iay-
Tor. an BloXom, Acc0mac county Va.
on Sunday night Rev. j. r. Sturgis, OF
the Methodist Church performing the
ceremony.
Yesterday Mr.. Sturgis tclegraphed 20
Senator George W. LeCato as follows:
Miss Annie l.. Riggs has the sym
pathy, esteem and confidence Of her
home community Developments did
not affect the consummation of her enc
gagemcnt. Last night | married her To
her afanced. Mr.. Richard H. Taylor, OF
this county"
Miss Riggs is n young lady Of sweet
and refined face. and while undergoing
examination by the committee seemed TO
suffer considerably. Her confession as TO
her relations with J.. b. ates. "a former
teacher of the Deaf. Dumb. and .,iaind
Institute of stanton. created "a profound
sensation
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11
FROM THE err H.fII.
Cases Tried and Instituted In the Various
Courts Yesterday.

In the city Circuit Court yesterday the
following suits were instituted:
The Endorsement Guarantee COM
pany vs.. William and NJ $. Wingneld
Action Of debt for $0S.13.
Same vs. James T.. Summers. Debt
s50l.
Judgments: Edmond Bossieux VS.. H..
W. Tupman, judgment for plaintiff for
So.
+. 4. Saunders & Sons VS. J. r. Bin
ford, judgment for plaintiff for $l.3o3.n.
ROthert * co. vs. Il. j. Eubank i'm deti-
nue. Tor the property mentioned in deca-
ration
The following cases were disposed OF IN
the Hastings Court yesterday:
Louis Miller. selling liquor on Sunday.
fined 500.
Alexander spottswood. unlawful shoot
ing. fined 81.
Daniel Lee resisting a police officer.
sent 10 Jail for twelve months
John Powell. convicted OF two cases OF
petty larceny and sent TO Jail for six
months.
The Law and Equity Court convened
yesterday for the February term. The
docket was called and cases were set for
trial. Ernest NJ. Long qualified 10 prac-
tice in this court. In the case OF the
Endorsement Guarantee Company vs.. 7.
W. Brooks. judgment was awarded for
$50 So
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11
Richmond College Bannnet

Every indication i'm the direction o. the
BANQUET 10 he given al the Jefferson
Hotel this evening by the trustees OF
Richmond College TO the friends OF that
points 10 a most successful and
delightful termination OF 1t. Alumni and
friends OF the college will be there from
Richmond. and the State OF Virginia. as
well as from other cities and States.
This dinner is 20 begin a movement for
tho development Of the scientific depart
ments of the college.
The banquet Will begin ar o'clock =.
NJ. and viii be I'm the main dining-room
Of tho magnificent new hotel, the menu
and service to be Of the best IN the
house. which Is already winning reputa-
ton as the equal of any in this country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11
Delightful Entertainment.

The ladies' Of Broad-Street church will
give a delightful entertainment at the
Y. NJ. G. A. hall Friday. February lith.
Miss Frances Leigh Starr. graduate OF the
New England Conservatory, viii give a
number Of her choicest humorous and his
torcal delineations Of character. The vo-
cal selections OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cloves
will be a special feature Of the enter
tainment. Professor Webb will assist as
accompanist. The evening will doubtless
he well patronzed by an appreciatlye
audience.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11
HE firr nenarfmcnf

The regular meeting Of the Board Of
Fire Commissioners was held at the City
Hall last night Present: J. ~ Frisch-
korn. president. and Messrs. l.. G. Jen-
kins. j. l.. Levy. j. NJ. Sheppard. Chas.
f. Taylor. and G.. Watt Taylor.
The board went down into the battery
room and inspected the new storage bait
terry plant, newly put in by the Fire
Alarm Department. and were highly
pleased with H.
>. A. Carter was elected Smithsonian
I'm Engine Company No. ?.
The board ordered the new truck to be
brought down 10 headquarters on next
Wednesday afternoon al $50 o'clock.
when all the new appliances. such as
iife gun. life net. Pompeii ladders, &C..
viii be carefully tested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11
Their First Appearance.

The Young Mems Christian Association
Ouartette made their first appearance
AT the meeting on Sunday afternoon, and
their singing was much admired.
The boys meeting. which took place at
3 o'clock. was attended by 1l5 boys. Mr..
Fox delivered an address on How a
Boy Became a Great Man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11
Runaway Accident.

Miss Mamie Dawson. OF Laurel. Va.
a sister Of DR.. Dawson. the dentist or
this city, while driving yesterday morn
ing. met with an accident by the running
away Of the horse attached 20 her buggy.
DR.. LuNford was sent for, 10 attend the
young lady. who was severely bruised ana
cut about the face. and last night she
was reported as resting very comforta-
lly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11
MISS HOGWOOD'S TESTIMONY.
Her Statements COIruborate These Of Mr..
Brerdman on Saturday.
Mr.. j. 7. CASHION'S REVELATIONS.

He Eribcd Two Of the Monitors and Voted
Before lie Was Twcnty-one Years OF
Ago Testimony showing the Free
isc Of Liquor in the Institutions
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-11
I, slio3 Wilmer.

Right Rev Richard Hooker Wilmer.
bishop Of Alabama who. with Mrs Will
mer. Is the guest OF Mrs. John Stewart.
OF Brook Ill., preached az Emanuel
church. Henrieo county, on sunday porp-
tng. -,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-26
8Irfteml6cra.

Stutt9art. Sn elmer BON Golfsa
pcrein e~inberuienen 5ablrcid beiudter
&triummluu0 muroc, rahOem Ged)tSs
Gnp0lt Shidler iiber ben Sail Yriiies
mtg r~eierirt bate, iolgcnoe ]iciolutieu
einltimmig ongcpruamen: .N0S beuts
ihe Golt lit NugciiaJto ser 9luttbat in
&OrlSrube emport uno perlnn0t, oat
Die Cefientlidteit ots WiilitGrItr0is
uarfabrenS Surd)aeiibyt mcroc.-9tcihe
GGrur9en murccu reuli0 Dem A(eilor
ocr ihmdbiihcu Cidtcr :. 81. Slider
9cle8cntliG ieineS 80. GebRrtSta8es 81
She'll.
Nutenbure. Ole 9tcidSlimcSs
fOmmiliion bat in Scr jiin9lien 3eit in
Der 9iabe bon bier Elm meiterc5 9t0n1ers
~tGitcll entocdt, mcld)sS iih in ser
Mtitte ;lpeler anberer id)on b~efGnnter
befinbet.
Su6au. Siir;lidl murSe sic reue
Gubn SudousS tuiienrieo gum In'
idluB on oie Souptb0ln Stutt9arts
SrieoriGSbafen fcierlih erOiinet. Die
Sobu fam aif ruuo 500, 600 Wiarf III
iteben uno puroe IN nid)t gang S0breSs
friit erbaut. Die StOot Sud)au l~eiitete
,um Wau bic bObe Summc poil 70, 600
Dart. GS lit ous0crcd)net iuoroer, baE
lid bic 0obu nit 81 Froicnt rcntirt.
Sir6berg. Gine Population aus
Stutt9art mar lettbin bier, UNI bas
S6loB elmer ein9ebenocn Selid)tiBung
aI unter;ieben. Sann oaS SdloB err
porben meroen, 10 ioll barin cine 9llts
italt fiir 9ierpenleioenoe uno SemiitbSs
franfe eingeriftet werocn.
Heutlingen. Oils neulih 9lbenbS
bier 2cbrer bon Der Yeeroi9un9 zines
GolleBen in Sberbauien iurildtebrten,
puroe Der &a9en, in Dem lie iaEen,
oberbalb beS Sulnilbergangcs bel
Yfullirgcn ION Dem bcruntommenben
Su9e eriGBt rilo ;ertriimmert. Die
SnIniIeu pur0cn aus Dem Waoen 0cs
idlcuHert, Giner ron linen iiel 10
un9liidlid, o0B sic Ertomotipe iiber
leincn S0rper fubr uro i'm ent;mei
idnitt. Die ii6rigen muroen MIR leidt
perlctt.
lllm. Gin i%eltercr 6uuo mrrSe in,
bieligen nOerrenfelltr" Gcmadt. Oils
mani eincn YooCu bcrnuSn0bm, iuno
man ais Eager Nrtl id0ne. bier Wieter
lan0c 9eidnipte Surdjiigc elmer
9otbtiheu 8oosuccdc, mopon elmer Die
GAIL 1859 trug. allie, gut erbaltcn
NnN nnhcihnNint hernnSncnpnmer. iinh
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-26
EfCaB- SotGrinGen.

StraBburg. Die Slrbciten an ser
feiten Stbeinbriife ;miid)en bier rno
Sebl idreiten raid rorlpGrtS. Ger
llnterb0u iii naheiu p%Ollenoet; sic
Miontiriug Der Giicntbsjlc miro bis
Ipril lcrtigQeltcllt, Die &riide ielblt
i'm September 1897 Dem 9etricb ilbcr.
9ebcn pcr0en f0nnell. Sdou bcrtc ldEt
iid) oahin urtbeilen, baB elne ser groBs
orti9lten SriIdcn eriteheu Miro. 9tu0
ihrcr T~pllcnhuug perbjnoeu ied)S ieitc
Vrilden raS Gli0B nit %aoen, mo;t
nod ;ebn S0iIibriidcn uro pcridieocne
SahniGbren tommen. lluter frol,s
iOlildcr Ecrrihaft b~eitGnocn auBer
Der Gllcnbriide bel &cbl MIR rrei
Sdilibrilten. Seit Der Termebrllng
Der Jflcinllber90nge bat lid rcl Ser
tebr NIT Dem baoii6en giadbarlauSe
ipelcntlib 9ehobcn.
Met. Wtuiifmeiiter 2emnit bes
bieiiaen fOni9lib baDeriihcn 3. SllFs
&rtillerie, 9(egimentS be9ina icin 25s
jdbrigcs Sieniliubildum. @Sie belicGt
er bel icinen %orgeIctten ionobl, mie
audi bel ieinen &ameraoci uno Inter,
gebencn III, Sins ocutliG aus Scn uie,
len Guimertiamteiteu berpor, peld)e
ibm OIL Sielem Gage 81 5beil mllrben.
@ilwisbeim NJ. Ger SO Sabre
alte Sgnai Srlfcr bon bier ~ieucrte
ourd cine j3ie9elOiinung bes Seuz
lfoberS iwei Edible alf sic % Sabre
oltc leoige Sittoria 9iid)aro ab, meld)c
oieie in Der Oegcno ocS redjtcn S6ers
GrnncS uno in Die Yrult traicn. IS
wiro al Dem Nuitommen Der Sd)ner.
pcrletten 9e;meiielt. llnmittclbar mad
Der Chat CAB Yruder auf iid) iclbl,
eircn Sd)uB ab, weldcr Die 9iidtuna
our6 Sinn, Wiuno unb Nnie nabm, 10
SaB Die poroere Gelihtsbdlite eutiee,
LID auSeinanoerseriiieu muroe. Gr cers
liNrb b0lo ngdber i'm @adtlofal. Die
V~cwc9sritnOe III bieier Yluttbat iino
p0lii9 unbetamt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-26
8apern.

Miin6en. Ger Sftpberfe1t0liidSs
bafen hat beuer III G'liniten Der @rnens
falie elm 9teinertrdgniB BON AZ, 900
Widrt 9elieiert. SIN Sermaltun0Ss
ienat bcantrN9te 9iedtSratb Sueer sic
N%nfnabme GINGER 6rauen in COS
Mtutbilocnitiit. Gin SenutSmitQlieo
piinldte o0S slter ser Geiud)itcllerius
men Su milien, morauf Jtett5ratb
Gueer bemertte, menn baS alter Der
Srauen sur Sprafe fomme, 10 muiie
er bitten, bic Safe in sic Gebeime
Sisung 81 permeiien, mas ser Seuat
inter pieler Seiterteit beihloB.-
9iddtliher gSeilc muroen bier ouf ole.
ner StraBe mebrere Gcnoarmen uon
elmer Sdaar balbwiidliser Burden
anse9riiien. Gin @enoarm mllroe ourdb
Wteiierlti6e ihwer perlett. 9uS bic
Burden lid auihidten, Die Genoars
men nit Steineu 81 beWerien, CAB Elm
@enoarm eiuen 0fepclperi6uB ab,
pcourh elm Vuridc tOotli1 Setroffen
tpuroe.
@amber9. Die Straitammer per-
urtbeilte ben Srauer SobanneS YiilS
bon NbtenIels, pelder einen Sub
Sier gum gusidunt 9ebraft bate.
obwobl er wuBte, SaB cine Static in
ibn seinllen uno mitgeiOtten worben
mar, rre9cn Tergebens wioer baS &C.
bensmittelseies ~ 80 Wiarf Celebrate.
4naolitabt. Nad 42iGhrioer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-26
&roB6erioGtGnm GeGen.

Darn itoot. Grobber}og uno
Miiniiterlum 9enehmi9teu Die 2luSiibs
ring Ger clettriiden Str0benbabu mad
Dem SeIdluB Der StOotueyoroneter.
Main;. Segen Ben bicli0en ames
rifaniid)en Goniul TcrrD &urtbolot lit
llnterird)urg cingeleitet moroen, meil
err eiuen Ginwobner ieineS S0uieS nit
Dem 9iepolper beorobte uno can1 BEN
Sd)ait beS 0teuplperS benz G~iumobner
Selart oui ben Sopf ihluN b0B Der
Miann ernitlit) perleet muroe Gas
bieiige nSotel 9&iesbaoen" lit Der
Shauplae elmer blutigcn 3rn9Ooie 9es
meier. Sn oem Sotel bat ser %ieute,
nOrt Tieiifer Suerit ieiue Geliebte
9tamenS 3itwoli uro Damn lid ielbit
eritoiien.
Niebers Sn9elbeim N. Son Sen
tllr;li6 bier 9eitOblenen 1900 N}art
wuroe iucrit naf 9tn9Obe beS psrbafte.
ten WiittbdterS 6r0n; S6wefbaro BON
bier Die Salitc micOer bei9ei60ift.
0ieier lbeil be5 G,eloeS mar auf
treiem 6eloe p~erBrG6cn. Die an0ere
Sdllte iano maj i'm Seller Ser Gltern
hcs SauptoiebeS GOttert in Weilel bel
6oblen,.
@ormS. Die rbeinil6en Sdger
flasen lebbait iiber ben 9eriu9en 2lus-
fall Der Saieniooo. Son pielen Seiten
miro uorJeihlagen, bic lreibja9o in
Sielem gSirter gan; auSiallen ~ loi:
len, o0illr ober sur auiiriidunS bes
Vlutcs i'm 6riiblObr i6leiii6e uro
bObmiide Salen auSiesen 81 laiien.
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Sreie Stable.

Samburs. N0foem crit am "a.
@usuit B. 8. Die $4,000. Stelle bur6
ben %ereiu iiir SouolurgstommiS BON
1858 (SauimGnnild %erein) in
Sambur9 beiett moroeu mar, eriol9te
bereitS am 20. Sftpber 3. :. oie 8es
ietun9 Der 50, coo. Stelle. IS limb in
81 2a9en 1000 Stelleu burd) Den Ser
Elm perlnittelt moroen.-Set Ser Ses
Itei0lrg zines WtotOrwogenS Der N0nls
burg 2lltonasG entralb0bu ueruu9liidte
in Der 9iabe beS W|tillerutboreS ser
Gi0ulrenarbeiter ~gleronNer O0ibo. Gr
wuroe pom 9nbdn9ema9en i~Iberinbren
uno auf Der Stelle Set0otet. SIS wuroe
ibm Ger Sopi pu1n 9iumpie 9etrennt.
Vremen. Der Sremer Saul
manilstOnoent hat beihlOiien, $4,000
Mtarf sur guSrIiitun9 elmer Grperteus
tommiiiion beiiuiteuern, mel6e Dit
alien bereiien uno ilber Die SeOiirfniiie
uuo MISREPRESENTATION fir inDuItriellc
uno fommerjielle FrOoutte beritteu
Toll.
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S1weis.

Sern. Gon omtlider Seite wiro
Der Nurd) Die letten ShneciGlle al Gen
S%elegrapbens uno Gclepbonlinicn in
Der Sdmci; ueruuIdd)te ShUoeu aui
mIuoeltenS 100, 600 6rancS geld)dpt.-
Som /. 9iouember 1895 bis 80. Seps
telnber 1896 haben in Sen Gnitboieu
Der St0bt Sern 1902 Eerioucu
ilberradJtct, g~e9cnilber l3s,2O9 in scr
9leid)cn Fcriooe lS9l-95.
2lrif . Gin bicligeS VnntQeid)Git
lit bur1 geialiftc Sheds nm ~, 500
Srancs 9eprcllt woroeu. Ser Slngcs
imtclltc elmer bieiigcn GetrcioeiirmU
9iarnens 3ciliGmio aus Sra; tam al
jmei a~uieinauoer iol9enSen 2a9en an
ben Sdaltcr Der Vant mo prGieutirte
oaS erlte Dial einen She'd ieincs Nalts
les auf 20, 600 Srancs, Gags Saroui
eiuen Iold,en aui 1900 Sraucs. Die
VetrGge muroen anitanoSlOs uuSgc;nblt.
Nie lid MN beruusltellte. iino belize
Gbeds 9eiGlidt. Der 1bdtcr III nit
Dem eri6winoelten Geloe ilild)tig gcs
9argen.
%u;ern. Ger nele Sabnboi in
2u;ern lit an |. 9iopember ii alien
ieinen 2bcllen Dem Setrieb iibergebeu
pOroen.
@larus. Die Sautorresicrun9 hat
einem 0elude I'm Giulepung pon
Niurmeltbiercn i'm 0ebict SeS &proers
9larnilheu ~ eutiprcden beihluiien.
Sdaffbau II. Die 9iorooitbabn
sablt Dem S;S>trNtb pon Sd)aiihauien
fur Die eleftrild)e &cleudltun9 oeS oors
tigen Ferioneu= mo Oiiterbabnboies
iabrli6 1000 SrancS.
0raubilnoen. Gin Siibrcr i.,r
ct. Wiurie ais g&irterturcrt miro Ton
Or. Sollonb in engllider Sprod)e
periaBt uno perlcst. Die etpa 5000
SruncS b~etro9enoen Soften mcroen
tbeilS BON 9Sinterturpereiu, tbeils pon
Fripoten 9eoedt.
@aabt. Gin Serr Barber, ser
arf feline Soften sic Sahn DOeropus
Ct. Sroir erbaut hat, bat Die Gjenci0t.
belt ausSeIproden, and aui feline
Soften Die G0hn Yueroons @allorbes IL
bauen. Gr iniipit an bieleS 9lngebct
Die Seoingrna, oaB aud ca Der Wabn
betrieb am Sonntas eirgeitellt bleibc.
Gle Vepclterun9 ld)eint Ser 9(nnobmc
sieIeS Soritla9es 9eneiat u iein.
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EGlringi(Ge Staaten.

Giienah. Sier foil elm neues
@aSwert angele9t meroen. IlS erite
State weroen pom GemeinoerGtb 1885,
600 Wiart seiorSert. Dor udt Sabren
bat man fir Serbeiieruns beS jesiSen
gSerfeS loo, 600 Wiarf p%erausgabt.
@otba. gldtunoiwanSig aa8eiebene
Midnner aus Gotbu, oarunter Der Nrds
iibent Ses 9aneseri6tS uro bes 0Nno-
tageS, mebrere anbere 9tidter, GDm,
naliallebrer, iOnitise Ueamte, @eilts
lide urlo 10 meter erlaiIen eincn Npf-
rui an baS beutld Golt, norm lie in
ilammenoen @orten fOroern, baB enos
lih einmal Dem empOrenoen Suells
unfuse ener9ii6 elm GnOe 9emaht
perbe. Ger betreiienoe Yei6luB oeS
&eidstuseS miiile aus9eiibrt weroen.
Meiningen. 0as S%taatSminis
fterium foroert 81 re9er Setbeiligul9
on Der Barrier @eltauSltellung auf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-26
IItc SCutc.

Wife 2euie, welhe Weoisin ben0tbi
gen, nm Mtn9eu uno Nieren 81 re9ulis
rem, fiuoen in Gleftric Bllters oas rits
iiQe WtttCl. 9leie WebiSin ,eiSt riti
uno erihGlt ffiren S6rops ObGr ipnii,
9es Sernuiderots. lortem o,tei'et ale
torrIde uHo nlierireube MeoiS,n. SIC
orbeitet m,loe oui Mn9en uno ginee
luelee, iGrit unb libt ben Sroausn
Stdrie, onbei Der Nntur IN Der Nusr
iibnrg ib,er auniiloren beliishsno. Glsf
trio Sliiers III elm ousseSeihneter zip
petlirelSer nro bilii our Ssrbnunna
Nlit 9cuie finben aeraoe bas. iuas iis
sebr auden. Treis 80 Gsnts bic Jlaibs
IN VI. s. Subn's Gpcibeie.