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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-04

Mrs. Winthrop. He left message for
Mr. Winthrop asking him to call the next
day. He did this because he wanted TO
IND out where Campbell was. His wife
SAID that he had rot been home the night
before (Tuesday). Urquhart passed
Wednesday night, August 5, in Oakland.
The next day he came back to San Fran
cisco and conferred with Captain Curtin
and Captain Lees, and that afternoon re-
turned to Plumas County. He had told
george A. Koch ten DAYS before this OF
what Winthrop had said about abduct-
ing Campbell. After Campbell was
missed Koch said to Urquhart that
Campbell was to have sailed that day
IIuesoay) for Honolulu, but had not
gone. Then they went to see Captain Cur
tin; Koch was Campbells friend
w. ID. Campbell testified that he had
known Campbell, the complaining wit
ness, between fifty and sixty years. He
was talking with Millionaire Campbell in
the Occidental Hotel on the afternoon OF
august 3, and Millionaire Campbell ex-
cused himself suddenly, saying that re
nao an engagement to keep, and walked
toward Winthrop, who had entered the
motel while they sat conversing.
James M. Streeten testified that he saw
Millionaire Campbell passing along Mont
gomery street on the afternoon OF august
IN company with man about the build
OF winthrop. The man wore soft white
hat.
DR.. Edward Cook, MD, of 2105 Devisa-
Zero street, who has known Campbell
since 1881, saw Campbell leave the Occi-
dental Hotel with Winthrop on the after
noon of August 3.
Alexander Duncan of 207 Larkin street,
the former owner of Duncan's mills, testi-
ned that on two occasions Winthrop asked
MIN Tor an Introduction to Campbell. He
refused to introduce him.
The trial will be continued to-day.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-04
THE WITNESSES AT THE TRIAL OF OLIVER WINTHROP

bell is inconsistent. Bell had Campbell
tie him exactly as Campbell testifies that
he was tied when he was a prisoner in the
house in Richmond. Then with little diff
ficulty Bell kicked his feet loose and began
to gnaw at the ropes with which his hands
were tied. This took place during the
cross-examination of Campbell, which,
with the redirect, occupied all the fore
noon.
The star witness of the afternoon for the
people was d. A. Urquhart. This witness
became acquainted with Campbell at the
Occidental Hotel, drank with him at the
bar, and was on terms of pleasant casual
acquaintance, such as often exists among
people stopping some time together at the
same public house. Winthrop came 10
Urquhart, so the latter testified, and
told him all about a plan to kid
nap Campbell, and not only talked
with him repeatedly about the plot
but also wrote him letter on the same
subject matter from San JOSE Then on
the very day that Campbell was taken
away to the house in Richmond prepare
tory to being imprisoned Winthrop came
to him and said that he wanted the wit
ness to help him. In their previous con.
versation Winthrop had mentioned $50, coo
as the sum he expected TO get from Camp
bell. When Winthrop and Campbell left
the Occidental Hotel together Urquha-t
saw them. In fact he met Campbell and
Winthrop walking together on Mont
gomery street. Winthrop had told him
that he had hired the house he was going
to take Campbell to, but when he met
them that Monday afternoon going
toward the California-street cars, as he
thought, Urquhart did not say anything
to Campbell about the plot.
Urquhart explained on the witness
stand that he did not believe there was
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-04

courtroom the rope with which Campbell
has testified that he was bound while in
the cottage in Richmond. Attorney Bell
drew from Campbell that he had been at
sea and that he had been, in fact, ships
carpenter for two years. Presumably he
ing those two years, but he testified tn at
he could not tie knots very well. he did
not think be could tie them as well as
Winthrop had done.
''Tie me as Winthrop tied you,'' de-
manded Attorney Bell.
While a courtroom crowded with spec
tators looked on as curiously as did Judge
Wallace, the jury and counsel at this
mimic re-enactment of part of the al
legged performance in the Richmond cot
tage, Campbell tied the attorneys han DIS.
Then he put the rope around Bells ankles.
Bell kicked his feet loose and wi tn the aid
OF his teeth soon freed his hands also.
Campbell.
well, coolly said Attorney Bell, smil-
ing, you had teeth when you ere tied. :"
YES, but they were not as good teeth as
yours"
Did you try to get loose2" asked Attor-
ney Bell.
mo; what was the use?"
The first witness at the afternoon ses-
sion was A. A. Brown, who loaned Win
throp $35 on July %, Winthrop represent
ing that he wanted the money to purchase
a cemetery lot, upon which he expected TO
make a profit, from a man in San Jose.
This testimony was introduced to show
that Winthrop expected to go to San Jose
for some purpose.
D. A. Urquhart is aged "a. He testified
principally concerning his personal career.
He served as a telegraph operator for a
railroad many years in Canada. and also
had cattle ranch there. Then he came
to California about three years ago. He
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-04

Oregon, arriving here September 18, 1s49.
1t was not long before he found employ
ment as engineer on the pioneer steamer
McKim, and then on the Hartford, ]. L.
Bragdon and Kate Hayes
After seven months visit in the A.
lantic States he returned to San Francisco
and secured situation in the engineer
department of the United States Mint.
In 1859 he obtained the position of chief
engineer OF the Spring Valley Water
Works at Black Point in this CITY. and in
this capacity he did efficient service for
over twenty nine years.
While IN the Mint his mechanical iuge-
nuity was displayed In the manufact1re
OF an iron journal box for propeller
shaft, the work being done at the Pioneer
foundry of the late Peter Donabne Ha
also made, at Hinckley's foundry. the first
castiron crate bars ever turned out in
California.
SRVAnf6an
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-04
Tennis Games Po,tponed.

The invitation tennis tournament between
the three crack Eastern players, Wrenn,
LaTned and Neel, and the local players, Dris-
coli, Hardy and the Whitney brothers, which
definitely postponed, the cause being that the
oantornla players could not get into trim for
such hard matches so soon alter the Del Monte
championship doubles, which take place sep
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-04
The Elevator Fell.

An old elevator in Davis horse-collar man.
utactory, 134 Main street, fell yesterday after
noon about eight feet. William St. Amant a
workman, was struck over the right eve by the
edge OF the cage, and John Ward, another
workman, had his kneecap slightly injured
Both were taken to the Receiving Hospital,
where their injuries were attended to.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-04
A LAWYER ROPED
IN OPEN COURT
Campbell Tied Attorney Bell
Up by Hand and
Foot.
AN ODD OBJECT LESSON.
Unusual Features Developed in
the Trial of O. w.
Winthrop
URoUHART REMAINED SILENT
When Winthrop, Who Had Told Him
of His Alleged Plot, Passed Him
With Campbell.
REMAINED SILENT

The trial of Oliver W. Winthrop pro.
crossed yesterday, with some peculiar
developments incident to the testimony.
During the forenoon session Attorney
Bell, who appears for Winthrop, tried to
demonstrate that the story told by Camp
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-04
Responsibility i'm Onice,

AT present there is no responsibility or ae-
couhtaoillty in various departments OF the
City government. The new charter makes the
heso OF each of the departments responsible
anu accountable TO the people. Come and
near the subject discussed at the mass-meet-
ing tonight al Metropolitan Temple.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-04
Belle sstevensnn Dead

Belle Stevenson, the woman who made such
eareInl Preparations for death in her room in
Ine Hotel Florence, Powell and Ellis streets,
oled at the Receiving Hospital yesterday after
noon, and her body was taken to the Morgue.
she never recovered consciousness
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-04
w n CAMpbELL

produced, identified and filed as an, ex-
hibit.
Concerning the transactions of the
afternoon of August Urquhart testified
that he talked with Winthrop about
Campbell about 1890 P. NJ Winthrop
said that if Urquhart would not assist him
be thought that he would give up the
plan. He had found a man who would
help him, but he thought that this man
was not strong enough. After this con-
versation Urquhart went upstairs to the
parlor of the Occidental Hotel and there
saw Campbell and shook hands with him
and spoke to him. He did not say any,
thing to him about Winthrop or concern
ing Winthrop's plans. That afternoon
about $3.50 he saw Winthrop and Camp
bell walking together on Montgomery
street toward the CaIifornia-street cars.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-04
Mckinley and Bryan.

While the two great parties are waging
war, the election of Groom & Hagan, the
up-to-date matters, as sole agents OF the
celebrated Youmans hats is significant.
Inc fal! hats are now on sale at 942 Market
street, under Bald win Hotel.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-04
DOCTOR SWEANY

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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-04

Seventeen per cent of Great Britain's
doctors live in London.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-02
m Waarenmdrrt.

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1916; 2. I1-13c; bette nab9ema4tel2-l3c; bette 9atrp
lac; l. 2uaIitdt 11-l2e; 2. Gualttdt IOe.
8Dbuem-9eit 72-73 rJtaup' - CUTE 60c065c.
tie .Y.eotuuns" zoe. eertHJ: Aualttdt 6O-65:.
8eienftrpb S25050 sic Eouns.
@efLaaet - SurfepS. 80. Shbnsr 7H-8Ar,
eprtng.@brdeusSHG Gnten 1915 Sns pfnHo. @anie
SS.OO-6.0O bos 9us.
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guffoIo2c, 9eutI9e &arpfeu 2Ac, Groppies, perdD tn,
tIelue SSiI1e PIC, AaIe 5-6c, Sering 1-2e, SuGers l.
2C. @finneD 8uabeabs 4-5c. Smelts 4A-5c oas RihtS
eier - Sana frtI4s, @erlult abssre4net l1Ac
oas Subenb.
5Dutq-gefter 10-14c bos 8funb.
9ftrft9e- Midtgat 5-12hc pro ll5 Sul1el
goua ne II - Bette 90-$l.0O )45 8anh
@irueu- 5Oc-$l.2 5. bas 8ui9eG.
8Iaubeeren - $1.00 -l.25 per 16 Charts.
affermeIpueu- 5000 Die g8a9enldbln9.
eintrauben - Snes Is 9fb) 9-11s goH4
CORDS ll-l3c.
@itromen-8 Bette NuaGitdt IS 00-7.00 bic Rtte.
Rart to ffeIn -@siseoniin 8tOie 1910, @arlp Ohio
ans Miseouiiu 24-26e. Saiupiier 1920 bas 9ui9eL
Sprit- 81. % Die Saaoue.
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6uua1b - 20025c pro 8uineL
urfen 75c-$1.2 5 bas SOB. ~.
Stma 8pbnen - 15-l8c oos Sul9eL.
9mtebeIn- 1920 Der Cad.
MrRfra ut - 40-50c Die &ifte.
Somaten - 1926 Die &iIte.
Smeet Gprn - 15-2oc pro Cad.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-02
Jnlano.

- Na9 ffeb5ebn Sabren bat 5trr So
nathan Bomber BON @~iGiamspprt, tpel4er
in Solge zines @9laganfa1es itumm &C.
porben mar, plDbli4 CUR rleberrafhung unb
gum @ritaunen fetner QngebDrigen bic
Spra9e piebergetponnen, SIM l~tebrigen TT
er nod geldhmt. Die erten @orte, Die
9err Bomber ausftteb, paren: u9ott lei
9anf, i9 fam pteber fpre9en!" 9aranf
fpra9 er Elm @ebet NIT 10 lauter Stimme
Der, baB i'm bic Nabbarn ouf Der anberen
Seite Der StrdBe bDren tonnten.
- Sin @Ortgefe@t iber bic Silberfruge
fhbrte in Cincinnati bisier Sage gu elmer
@4ieBuffdire. SpIep4 8atb, Elm po6lbaz
bender 9aus6eItber unb eingefleii3ter SiGz
berbDlo, geriet6 nit fetnem Na9barn 9prdce
@e1man in einen @ortpe9feG i6er bas
BEETLE 8G6rungsproblem. Ser @ine fu9te
ben Nnberen gu ii~ber5eugen, baB er auf benz
9oG3tpege iet. 3atb, elm Mann bon id65orz
nigem temperament, gerietb I9lteBli9 in
fpl9e @utb, baB er, ieiner Slime ni9t me6r
md9ttg, einen 3eOolOer 3og unO ben @egner
nieOerf4oB. Mebmun lit f9per Oerpunbet.
Sin geptfer Sohn Scots, Mald;i>
nit Der Otebert'f9en SrodenOods gu 5lfz
fton in Mdr1lanb, nurbe bieIer Sage nee
gen brutaIer MiBbunbIung Ieiner Satin gu
30 Sagen @efGngniB unb CUR Offentti6er
@uspeitf9ung an benz bierfiir beftimmter
Pfoften berurt6eilt. Oas 1T Der erte Sal
Der i'm State MdrDlanb Elm damn tpsJeT
5rauenpriigelei gu elmer fOIden 9trafe oer=
urt6eilt purbe, felt bas betreffenbe Staats=
geieb bon Neuem i'm Sabre 1882 %erlafer
tporoen 1T. Sn 9elapare ftn0 ipl9e san,
befanntli9 b%Gufi9er unb eritreden ii9 aud
auf anoere @ergeben. Der Sheriff ptrp ben
Neutrality-suspicious. bierfiir EXTRA erri9~
ten mifen, unb Die @uspeitf9ung pirb mil
Der rneunf4pdn3igen Sage" ftdttfinben,
- Na9 mebrmpndtli9em 2eiben tit bte=
fer Sage in San SranctscO Serr 8ufta1
@bler BON Der planib, cine in tpeiten Rrsiz
len betannte per1Dnli9teit, i'm Bitter BON Sc
Sabren geftorben. Ser 8erftorbene 9attc
Die brei Selb3iige bon 1864, 1866 unb 1870
Bis II in Der beut19en Nrmee mitgema9i
unb ft9 in benz lebteren bas %eiierne Rrena
ertpOr6en. @r mar felt bielen Sdbren In
San SranciscO anfGfitg unb bate als Sour
nalift ldngere Ober tiiraere 3eit an faft alien
bortigen beuti9en 3eitungen gearbeitet'
@Ratsr i8Ias sr bic taufmannii4s @arrlsr'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-02

geriRen unb iiberbies bebedten 8dblrei9e
8rdnb= unb &iBnunben feinen &Drper. Die
beiben anOeren antpefenben Burden ndren
better babongetommen. Ser 16idbrige Stu
bolpb @bn bate 3tpet &iBpunben an ben
8orberdrmen unb 8ranbpunben i'm Sc
ii9te, Der 14id6rige 3ebrling 9ugo S9t@
meArere ,~tleinere RiBpunben. Die Getz
tungsgefeaf9aft tpurbe berufen unb i6re
Ner5te legten ben bret @erleBten 8erbGnbe
an, @ertmann tpurbe in bas 9oipitdl Der
burmber5igen 8riber t~ransportirt unb 1T
bort balb na4 feiner @ntunft geItorben. gs
tpurbe ipGter feitgeiteIt, buB bas 3eitungsz
papier cine 5oblfugel entbalten bate; bic
aeriprensten Sbeile berfelben, Iotpie cine prtz
mitio gearbeitete 5pirale, in pelber Elm
9ol5ftDpIel itedte, purben aufgeGe1en. Ser
ner fanb man cine 3pinge, nit Der bic Pa=
trone innen b%efeittgt mar. Nuf Der grbe
lag audi cine @orrefppnben5farte, pelbe bic
Mbrefe bes 9af9 unb bic Nuff@rift: pplas
6enmaI9inen@ MobeG" trug. @on pel9er
Dirt Der 5prengitoff mar, Der bic grploftOn
beipirtt bate, lit unbetannt. Ser l1ebere
brinqer Der 8om'e 1prd9 beuti9 NIT c5e9t@
f9em decent. Man glaubt, baB es F@ UNI
etnen Ha9eatt banbelt.
- 9ie @eieBgebenbe @erIammlung BON
8eitautralien 6at bic Sin gum 8uu elmer
@aferleitung mad ben golOgruben bon
goolgarbie in atpeiter 2eiung obne numente
li9e Nbftimmung genebmigt. Die 2ettung
fol- 100000 9aGonen tdgli6 liefern uro
bic Soften tperben auf Str. 100000 be-
re9net.
Gin mG9tiger JelsfopF oberbol6
&aIpetran i'm 3ermattt6al brobte i9on felt
langem NIT @initura. &1s bic Gage I'm bere
gangenen Sabre bebrobli9er tpurbe, berief
man Yrof. 9eim bon 3iri9, uuf beKen
Nnorbnung tpurbe bas ODrT9en @mb, bds
bon Der Selfentuppe be6robt mar, boQitdn@
big gerdumt unb Ma9tpoien purben dufe
geiteqt, bic telepbonii9 NIT Dem Sbale berz
bun6en tparen, UNI iebe beoroblt9e Ser
dnberung re9t5eittg gu melben, unb Elm
gauges 8eOba6tungsfbftem eineert6tet. @s
nun u~nldngit in Der Na@t ftarte @etpitter
ni~ebergegangen tparen, begann Der Selsfopf
ltb bebentli9 gu neigen unb am anberen
Sage i"tiiraten e~tn3elne Steine als @orboten
bes 9auptitur3es nieOer. Nu9bem es in Der
acknowledgement Nadt abermals beftig gez
regnet bate, erfOIste enblib Der erpartete
Qbtur3. Ser GeGstOpf 5prang iber Die
@abnltnie unb bic @iip btntpeg uuf bas an
bere 1fer, Obne irgenb tpel9e 8ef9dbi9ung
an3uri9ten. Die 8abnlinie blieb pOIfOm>
men unberiibrt, Mngeit9ts bes ii9er gu erz
partenben Nbituraes mar ber lsbte @6enbz
aug eingeitettt tporben, i'm iibrigen bat Der
our 3eit febr rege @ertebr auf Der 3ermatz
ter 8abn teinerlet. ltnterbre3ung erfabren.
Die 8ebOlterung atbmet auf, oa nun Der
gefiir9tete GeIsitur3 erfOlgt TT, Obne irgenb
tpel9es unbetl gu FIFTEEN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-02

Duff ben 8etpp6ner Nmerifa's, Der
tGgli9 i'm @ei6dft unb in Der @obnnng
BON 8etttern aller Dirt beimgefu9t
pirb, mu9t cine GteIe aus elmer Uitt9etz
lung zines 9ef6euten gnglif3%amerifa%
ners, 9errn 6. S. Barter, &afirer Der
State @abings, 2oan &c Srut @ompanp
gu 4utncp in Sutnois, Der in iiingffer 3ett
9eutf9lanb bereit bat, einen ionberbdren
@inbrud. Na9bem 9err Barrier nit SEE
numbering BON 9eutI9lanbs Snbuitrie unb
0anbet unb ietnen' berrli3en S~tdOtsanlager
9eiproben bat, fagt er ndmlth:
uW9ein ber5li9iter @unf3 tpGre, DAB
ieoer 0eutI9=Nmeritdner BON Auincp fetrl
altes 8aterlanb befu9en uno Die 8epetie
Der 8lHt6e unb bes @ebeibens bes Seutz
f9en 8ei9es ieben tDnnte, pie i'd tie
gefeben, Sd traf tetnen Settler,
@traBenaraber ober Stromer r,
unb aud teinen 8etrunfenen, peber in Sioz
np9 Norbbeut{9lanb."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-02
Cine anberr ntur 5ran.
Dr.. Rartman's freie BebanoIuns
9eprielen.

8rGuGein emma 9. 8olben, Milberforce,
O6io, fagt: SIS lit mir, uls pb i9 gar ni8t
mebr biefeI6e 9eriOn iei: ib fiible mid fpie
elm gang anberer Menf9. Sbre Weoicin
bat mir gebolfen, baB i'd iebt tpieber gu ar
beiten i'm Stanbe bin. SD fiible mid aufz
gelegt gum Mrbeiten unb fiible mid ME UNI
pobl barna9. Qls i9 8uert Sbre Mebicin
nabm, fonnte tb mein eigenes 3immer ni4t
ausfebren pber nit Der WeaI9ine nGben
ober irgenb etpns beben, ni9t einmdl einen
Stubl, IS i9mer3te mid fOgar, cine fur5e
Strede 8u fabren ober gu geben. SSebt tann
ib bies 4ues tbun, ia nod mebr, unb perz
Ipiire feline na@tbeiIisen 5olgeu bapon. SD
bin gang itOl5 barduf, ME mir Die Uteoleirt
gebolfen bat, unb ih er3dble es iiberaa. S9
fam eS6re Mebicin alien leibenben Srauen
auf's bette empfeblen. Sd peiB aus @rfa6@
rung, bdB S6re Mebicin geraoe 10 tptrtt,
tpie Sic Iagen. Sd banfe Sbnen Oottpr,
tauTenbmal fir Sbre 8e6anolung. SD fperz
be Sbre Meoictn empfeblen, mo immer ib
6intomme. Sd tpeiB, DdB lie bafelbe filr
Nnbere t6un pirb. SD bin iiber5ellgt, bob
Saufenbe BON sFrauen S6nen Danfbar fein
fpiirben, naGbem sic bieIel6en bebanbelt
6Gtten. Sd bin ii%bergllflih, baB Sic mid
bebanbelt BADEN. Dieter Monat 1T Die erfte
3ett in meinem 2eben, tpGbrenb tpel9sr td,
felt ib mid ~erinnern fam, obne S9mer5en
bin, Sd fam Sbre Mebiein nur auf's bette
empfeb(en."
0ieienigen, tpel9e bonn 9Dttor bebanbelt
gu perben tpiin19en, foQten t6ren Hamen,
Die Mbrefie, bic Spmptome, Die 9auer Der
&rant6eit unb Die bereits er6altene 8ebanoz
lung einI9iden, unb iperben Darauf unpera
3igIi6 &ntpeifungen fir Die 8ebanblung
gei9idt iperben. Die Meoicinen iino in
d1en Npot6efen 5u baber, S4itt fir elm
foItenfreies BUD nun fir Srauen. @ore1itrt
She pezruzna Drug Manufacturing Gpnns
panD", Columbus, Sbio.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-02
B6r1e uno hanoeL.

ss4f1 aut Stem BORT wurOsu nit SIPS aufssle
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-02
Bpm solSaten,nnth.

Der erite 90 poI eo n Io9te: Die 6auptz
probe bes SDlbatenmutbes lei bic gtd9t nnb
Der Sriibmprgen, bas pl0bli9e 6erausge<
r~ufen=gGerben in unbetdnnte unii9tbdre Sc
fabren. limb Elm 6err @ilton fii6rt in elmer
2onboner 3eitf9rift fOlgenbe &euBerungen
onDerer Mtlitdrs IN.
General S6erman babe geIagt: Die
m%utbi9iten MGnner ieien fi9 geipDbnli9 Der
@igenfhaft bo6en Mut6es gar ni9t bepuBt.
Man IoGe baber Oenen miBtrauen, nel9e
gar 3u oieG nit ibrem Wtutbe prablen! Sin
mutbiger Mann fet Ser, tpel9er, tpenn
ernfte @efa6r inn nabe, ane feline Gimme
unb SG6igfeiten bebalte. @on alen am
f9einenb triegstaugIi9en Mdnnern befGben
nur Is bpn 100 ben fir cine S9ldbt erforz
berli9en Mutb; Die anberen feien untaug>
li9.
Bon benz rufii9en @etleraG @fobez
Jeff Der i'm Gebten ruRifden 8riege gegen
bic Sirten unb auf Selb5iigen in gbipu
Ii. T. IN. 10 tiibne Sbaten berri9tete, er3d6lt
man fOlgenbe Selbttritit: sd geftebe, baB
i4 i'm 9er5en Elm Seigling bin" - utirz
li4 tpolte Stobeleff Dumit Iagen, baB es ibu
bOr ieber @4laAt cine ungebeuere Selbft=
iibertpinbung getOitet babe, UNI feline angez
bprene SurAt gu unterbriiden.
9enerdl 6oruce Porter, befanntltd
ems Der ausge3ei4netften Mitglieber Deg
@tabs bes Sen. Grant, als biefer Sbergenez
raj i'm 8ingerfriege mar, er5Gblt: @r BABE
i'm &riege nur 3pei Solbaten, Der cine oaDor
@eneral Grant, %getannt, Die ME bOr @iTer
unb 8lei ben 8opf beugten. SolOaten I'M
&rieqe perbe bas Si9buden 10 our Sc.
apo6n6eit, glei6idm our R%eflerzNttion, BAT
fe mad elmer groBen S4laht, tpenn fe II
i6rem Eager iiben pber iteben, untpilltirIid
BEL benz geringiten @erGui9e cine DerdnbertI
SteGung ober Gage einnebmen.
@6er nit Geht - bies mD6ten mir BEL:
figen = biitet ii9 Sen, POrter pObl, ben:
ienigen @oGbaten, tpeG9e ii9 OOr &ugeIr
bufen, einen Mangel an Mut6 3u5uI9rei:
BEN. Sic f0nnen ih9 ia trobbem prdhtiG
i9lagen. Nibt iebem Sapferen finb oi
e~iIernen Nerben unb Die gepalttge @elbif:
beberri9ung zines @rant Derlie6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-02

Mtb1- Sorb Mbeat Spring 9atents int SAB 1925
-3.45, @pft Wbeat @atents $3.1O-330, Sarb Wbeat
8afers I'M 9af S2.00-2.25, Goft Mbeat 8afers TN
Sad $780,. TO- r@eb 9ue" 81. 2O-1.3O. &pggenmebt
I'M IoR 81. sO-I.9 80; uenes TN @af $1.60-1.70.
minterm Ell SEN - Sto. 2 gu 61AG
Sommeripeiaen SO. 2 5u SIC.
@prt $40. 2 gu 2OA-2lc.
oafer $40. 2 gu 16-l6Ar; ipetBer} $40. 2 sn' 1916.
Sem = @tortes SimDtbp $1,000 Die Sonne, $40. /
50. 50, No.2 $3.50, Mireb $z5O-8.00. UPLAND 4rai'
RE, beftes $3.50. u~ltttlere Quail, $6.0O-6,50.
fte - l7-33c.
&%oggen- $50. 2 au 3lc,
@amerereu Glo9s SEQ. l esA-68hs aaf Ssr
8obu, Tinptbp $l.50-3.l0.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-02
reioebo

.@btca9n l. Sept.
Die bb8ften, niebri9ften unO @9luBpretie fpnren:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-02

Gin 9offnungsftrabG in buntler 3eit tit
Der g~egenpdrtige @etreibeabfluB na4 @ue
ropa unb Der bebeutenbe 8idflub bon Sob
aus europa = boffnungsOoa namentlt@
aus 3pei &iidfi9ten. 0enn baB mir @olb
ftatt unierer eigeuen @ertbpapiere betOm7
men, benefit enttpeber, bag europa an Iol4en
ni9t biel me6r auf uns ab5uluben bat, Ober
a6er, baB bas 8ertrauen in Die Nie0erperz
flung Der pOpotroten unb Silberfreiprdgler
in europa gr0Ber lift, ais i'm eigenen 2anOe,
mo es Ieiber cine Menge 8an9biiren gtebt
mel9e t6r @elb unb Sob in bic Strumpfz
bant fteden.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-02

bofen abgeliefert ioerben, pdbreno bic itd0tiz
f9e poft in bic @dde Der berI9iebenen
3tpeigtationen Dertbeilt tpirb. 0err NeiG1on
erpartet, pie gefagt, groBe 9inge BON bieier
unnnterbro9enen poiteinfammlung unb
beabIi3tigt bteielbt in alien sroBen unb sr0s
Beren Stdbten ein5ufii6ren, tpenn bic berz
iu4stpeiie @infibrnns fi9 in Der erbofften
Mei1e betpdbrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-02
Diebmarft.

mtnbsisb wurOs in ben stOt-yarOs tUie .tOIst