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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03
THE DAYS GOSSIP.

IHE Ia - UOCClI'
Or. A. F. schaufler. superintendent Of City Mis-
sions. will lecture in the United Charities Building
this morning at IL O'Clock.
The Durland Riding Academy will hold It's formal
opening tonight at It's building. Boulevard and Gen.
trail Park West The programme will include a roe
to music ana dress ana dTl paraue Vi INC 'hou'eu
Park police
The thirteth annual meeting OF the Woman's
Board OF Missions will be held IN New-London.
Conn., to-day and tomorrow. the Second Congrega-
;ional Church being the place OF conference.
The Rainy Day Club will hold regular meeting
this afternoon at o'clock at the Murray Hill Hotel
Charles F. Wingate sanitary engineer. Will address
the meeting. Subject: Homes as They Are and as
They Should Be-
The Brooklyn Suffrage Association has sent
delegate to the twenty-nin,h annual convention OF
the New-York State Suffrage Association. which
opens Mt Geneva to-day. Many new clubs are TO
be formed. The presiding officer OF the convention
will be Mrs. Mariana w Chapman. OF Brooklyn
The subject Of Miss Alice e. Fits third lesson at
the Kindergarten Department OF the Pratt Institute
this morning will DO Fall Songs Walks and
Stories.
The Chicago Art Institute opens to-day Its tenth
annual exhibition OF oil paintings and sculpture
Only works BY contemporary American artsts are
accepted and these cannot have been previously
exhibited.
At the convention in Geneva addresses will be
made by Susan B. Anthony. the Rev. Anna II. Shaw.
Mrs Ida A. Harper. OF California; Lille Devereux
Blake Mrs Mary Seymour Howell the Rev. Anns
Ford Eastman, Mrs. Mary T. L. Gannett. Mrs. Mary
f. Craigie Miss ARIA s. Huntington. Miss Elizabeth
Mills and julie r. Jenney.
The programme for tho Jamaica Chautauqua
Circle for this evening Is as follows Rollcali-
Each member to give a smile from the Bible.
Homer Shakespeare, Virgil or Dante. Chapter vi;
Imperial Germany" the subject being Bis
marck;" synopsis by the president: synopsis OF
Chapter VII In Social Spirit IN America by Mrs.
c. H. Harris; biographical sketch OF Goethe by
Miss Kate a. Bergen. closing with discussion OF
At the meeting OF tho circle on the previous
week, In addition to the programme rendered MISS
Elizabeth Brenton recited Whttier's wreck OF
tho Palatine."
Mrs May Alden Ward will lecture to-day before
the Dedhann woman's Club. Of Dedham. Mass. on
Voices OF To-day.
The Ladies Christian Union resumes the weekly
meetings this morning at II o'clock. in the Broad
way Tabernacle Church. Thirty-fourth-s.
The Lynn woman's Club the oldes. Of tho Lynn
clubs. met yesterday in oxford Hall. Arthur
Chase of Salem for many resident Of
France gave lecture on Family Lilo In Paris"
The Photereone Reading Club Of Brooklyn. will
meet this afternoon at the home Of Mrs. John w.
Bailey. pean-st. There will be papers on Dante
IIawloy.
ton OF Pennsylvania Women will be held at Chess
ter, Pa.
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NJ RIBUnEZ |
)U15HNE}oClEEY

GOOD CHEER
Have you had a kindness shownf
Pass II on.
Twas not given for thee alone
Pass IL on.
Let Il travel down the years.
Let II wipe another's tears.
Till in heaven the deed appears
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03

At the convention IN Geneva addresses will be
made by Susan b. Anthony. the Rev. Anna H. Shaw
Mrs Ida A. Harper. OF California; Lille Devereux
Blake Mrs Mary Seymour Howell. the Rev Annis
Ford Eastman Mrs. Mary T. l.. Gannett Mrs. Mary
= Craigie Miss ARIA s. Huntington, Miss Elizabeth
Burrill Curtis Harriette A. Keyser. Harriet May
Mills and Julie r. Jenney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03

c. G. L.: Mrs. Burdge's address is NO. l% van
Buren-st. Battle Creek. Mich. She Is doing a great
Sunshine work.
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tsrocded over the company. Caroline aD-
rssara5 SO stern that even Teddy was IN.
pressed and stfaed laugh the moment he
felt her eyes upon him. while Aubrey, az
ways quiet. fell naturally into sympathy
WITH his surroundings. Michael sat apart,
silent ard distracted. ard Louisa. in the
midst OF the dolls. occupied the post OF
honor Locking AZ her casually Il was
difficult 20 determine whence had sprung
that ascer6ancy which she undoubtedly
possessed among them. for her stature vas
s7iry7:nuffve, and her face nc longer heauts-
full Many ardent caresses and much
travelling 10 and fro IN Niehaers pocket.
had robbed her complexion Of its pristine
milk and roses. nor were her narrow eyes
and saub nose and scansv hair by any
means attractive. Her figure was curious
iy stiff and uugrsceful. and one leg had
always been considerably shorter than the
other, a defect which. strangely enough.
she shared with the Ei-fated La vaIliere,
after whom, and in consequence Of fan
csed resemblance Caroline during the last
summer holidays. had insisted upon NAM
ing her.
over Michael Louisa retained al M
bounded influence; even Caroline some
times feared iest she also might fall be-
Meath her supremacy. and Aubrey and
Teddy alone remained secure from her
subtle enehantnents. II had been a wcn-
derfui. a glorious time OF mastery. but
now the end WAS ar hand. Caroline. as
sire slipped her eurrant- Jelly soup, pondered
upon the changes which one short year
could bring forth. and. giancing from Mi
chaefs fezr-Stained face TO the white,
blurred countenance of his enchantress,
she felt II time 20 close the period OF sus-
pensse. One individuality. and one alone.
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yes knew. and he. got 10 be bigger
as quick as ne c-can- He's done sGeaky
thing about that air-aaiioor. tbs scrt Of
taiag that a. school wesii get his head
well punched for him. ard I'm not sure
Ne ouxhfn't 10 punch II new"
Aubrey was silent. Since the small sir
ner was no longer there, be began 20 view
the matter IN a different light Caroline
also said EothiFze. even % her the enor-
nifty OF her fxyorffss CfYense became Only
too evident. Teddy cast his cap upon the
ground and thrust his hands deep In the
pockets OF his knsckerbocksrs-
Now. IN tell you what" said ne. .'it's
ali the fault Of these dolls, and girls non
sense. IL we can cure him OF them well
make q mar Of him. and it's g-gos 20 be
done. too. Let's tell him he must give
up that stupid Louisa. and then we'll say
no more about the air-balio0n.
Obi bat we can't DO that, Teddy, I,
would break his heart" demonstrated
Caroline
Better b-break his heart now thar the
fellows b-bresk his head later" said Ted
cy toggediy. IT'S g-gos to be done. tell
you Caroline. II the boys a. Aubrey's
school will stand such nonsense. the boys
at mine woa't. and g-goodness knows
which father means 10 send him TO-"
What stuff. Teddy or course ws
shouldn't stand IL either" put In Aubrey.
anxious for the dignity of his schoolte,-
lows.
Very wei. then" said Teddy. The
case was demonstrated. he sat down
again In his place and reiapssd into
thoughtful whistilng. Caroline waited
ezcitediy
Il s'pose you're right. Teddy said Au-
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]E+.'t Tedd y s., Ihankssivins.
N 14lI.. or aEpa,svE r. 4.

ana eross-examined every member Of the
noasehota, sitting each bit Of fresh evil
.rnce villa perfinscy tina, kept the cui.
- pefpesoaily on tie rack. Had ne ask.
a. 81. straight question he could soon have
osscosered the truth. but such a course
ss ou.n nave been beneath the dignity of
Sasriock Holmes: It was aiso beneath the
uisnity OF Teddy. And 30. for a few DAYS.
in tine intervals OF crtcke, and other seri-
ons occupations. he talked constantly Of
ltns myssersous occurrence, until his broth
s sW startled and heayy-eyed Ii was
horrible thus 10 he cnnfrnn.s,s =, svs-y
luIn oy memory and remorse: Michael be-
cAme aaiay more silent, more nervous, and
more attached 20 his beloved Louisa. She
was his only consolation: where he went
she went also. and. being exceedingly small
ana coliaps'bie, she was easily concealed
10 the pocket Of his froek where. in COM
srs.ay with handkerchief of doubtful
freshness. and otner varying treasures.
sne always kept her place.
Aatters came to climax on the fourth
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1-TFIC NAVIGATION 60.

Sn.s.sa Everett 4 whatronf Route.
STATE 81 washington leaves Seattle daily
sxesnS saturday AZ 10 , n
80 Everett and Ia Gamer Route
Ssssrs- FairhAvsn ieayes sesf;is daily
xxe.rs. saturday. az 10 p. HI, calling at Ev-
s~sr, gnsrr north Monday. W"tsrszdaY AID
rrssag. rosnx south Tuesday. Thursday
ard SATURDAY
Xs.spaoas. Main 80 se&-s. 9a11-
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popr ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INGTON ROUTE.

STEAMER MARY F, PEKLEy
aa,'ss CaIhraith dock, foot OF Washing
-. w.rrst for sylvan Grove. Port White
arernerson. L. 5. Dry Dock; Charleston,
S.s.a,,s. ssturday< aud Sundays at 3.Da n,
:, 'ss.s9,relsys al go p. m: Sundays az 500
~. :, -, - pettirning leaves Slverdaie al tn
a m, Dry Dock SD a. m Saturday nights
= m. Telephone Red ISL
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.


The Company's elegant steamers UNA.
II rrLI.A- CITY OF PCEBLA and wALLA
$500 leave SEATTLE FOR San Fran
CISCO. via Port Townsend ana Victoria. r.
=; At e. m. Nov. S. 10. Is. q. IS. o. Dec.
= =. g IA y. .. 30. Jan 4. g. IA. - -. g Due
a san Francisco a. m. Nov. s. Il. IS y %
peS :, s. Il. Is, 2. 3 Jan. 9 = u II. 2. q.
syI. !. Leave San FRANCISCO for Se-
stse va Victoria. II. c., ard Port Towns
enc. az a. m. Nov. z. !. u L. =. q. Dec.
:, :. !. u. z. q. Jan. 1. 6 IL 70 Il, g. 81.
n =, Ses.tle p m. New. g. 10. *. %. Is, 30.
Feb. J. ~ - - a. - - ~
The elegant steamers CORONA. CITY
T Tr xIoFEkA. AND AL-kT leave SEAT
ae - ior Alaska a. m. Nov. /. G. II. Is. y.
90 90 pec, s, II, Is y, 81 q. Jan. 3. 10. *.
-. =. 81 Due back a: Seattle Nov "a u,
- = Dec J. s Is, Il. 81 IS Jan. . !. IL, H.
=. =. reb ]. 8. II. The company reserves right
CO 81 enaase, without previous notice. steam
err saAlng dates and hours of sailing.
r, TROWBRTDGE. r. s. Supt. Ocean
Leg. seattle. Ticket Agent. COS FIRST Ave.
Agts., 8. r
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TACOMA. SEATTLE. VANCOUVER.
STEAMER UTOPIA

STEAMER UTOPIA
yvfu sail from Colman dock every Mon.
day and Thursday al p N Tor biaine
"a Vancouver. Fare 20 Blaine. 500:
Vancouver. SSt9
Telephone Aaln y
China Dock
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FIJI ON THE FLYER

SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
our round trips daily. except Sssrsay.
IN one hour and twenty-five rning,fsS
THE STEAMER FLYER.
regular daily trips Seastle-Tacou,a
rc1Es. as follows.
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. MAYA
TINE CARD.
>. n. - 49,
Leave Tacona-s.N a.. ~. 1. 40, q. m
SUNDAYS
Leave Sczttle-i.J a. m.: L. IA; D. n
Leave Tacoma-s.sa a. m. 80 - n n,
a.sAong az Norfner1 Pacific wharf. Ta-
coma. and Commercial dock. foot of Ma
rson street Seattle
sundays. steamers Flyer and State OF
Washington.
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San Juan ISLANDS.

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying United s,s,es mall, leaves City
WsSne@sa and Friday at a. m. for Port
Townsend' San Juan Islands and New
Whaiconl. Returning. leaves New What
ccn Tuesday, THURSDAY ana SATURDAY. az
.iiiy Borardus & Co. agents, City dock.
Telephone. Main 81
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wtIATcoM. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROUTE.

Take steamer BAY CITY for Anscortes.
r,iirheven or Whatcom. Leaves CONNER
eiai dock. Tacoma s.Ip, ?; M, CITY deck
-rt,rs. and Sat Returning. leaves What
come y. IN; Fairhaven. sis p: m. and
Anacortes 10 p. M, sun, ,Wednes an, and
Fri. Fares-SeattIe 81. or N;ea round t1p'
Tacoma sl25 or s. round trip.
aa~oN w H ELLIS
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
L. 8 NAIL

SIksA VI Elk IEsl<t n
Leaves Galbraith dock, foot Of Washing
ton street. TUESDAYS. Thursdays and Sat
prdays a: O'Clock a M; LOT hing sit9,,
Dewstto. Lilliwaun Falls, Hoodsport and
Trn;on civ. Returns alternate days.
u. TROUTMAN. Master.
.ra,anbnne Red ISL
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~.rouA SEATTLE AND wHATcOA
AZ, ROUTE

stsauasF 49, :. wsI5es -. "a @sI ~
- ar Seattle, AnaeSrtgs. F4!rtaavezg
Neg wnatcoua. having Seattle az
: =, Returning. leaves New Wsaicsfa
? N. -slrSslaYs ard Safaras}s 81 5
: steamer goes 10 Blaine We3aes-
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Esquimalt & NanaimO Ry.
TIME TABLE No. %.
sppO0Eikt FALLS I NORTHERN. kELS0s / FORT
SHEppaa1. RID MOUNTAIN ga.Iasfl

The enly all rail- raate without
change OF cars between spokane,
Ha.sisud and Nelson ALSO between
Nelson and Eossiand.
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DAILY lkcEPT SUNDAY.

t~8SSe connections a. &FAS3s VIII s3eA1s-
er for kssss ana al kaotsazy Lake
PG!mts.
Passengers fer Kettle River ard Boand-
c&44y.
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STEAMER EARALLON
Will sail for
JUNEAU. SKAGUAY AND DyEA.
November Is. az p. m. and every fifteen
days thereafter.
Passenger accommodations are Al. Am.
pie room for freight and stock.
For rates and further information call at
Schwabacher's Wharf foot of Union
street. Telephone. Pike 65.
PUGET SOUND 5 ALAsKA STEAMSHIP
VICTORIA ROUTE.
steamer City OF Kingston between Ia
ls: 81 s SEATTLE 8 i:.spR
3lsamlArIll0i Victoria MLv s:0oam
sDaily except Saturday.
This steamer furnishes trst-class accom-
moda;ions. carrying both freight ana
seattle. FOR Victoria a; ~ o. IN, and for
Tacoma at 2:i5 p. m,
Passengers for Victoria can occupy
stateroouns until a. m.
For rates. tickets, etc, inquire o.
-, Agent. fesier Wharf. Seattle.
General Agent. n. P. Ry.. Seattle.
WASHINGTON & ALASKA STEAM
SHIP cos STEAMSHIP
CITY OF SEATTLE
20 hours
SEATTLE to DYEA and SKAGUAY.
This magnificent steel screw steamship
will sail from Seattle for Juneau. Skag-
Jay Bay. Dyea and way ports November
18th.
Her accommodations are unrivaied. She
Is the finest fastest. and most comfortab BILE
vessel on this rosss II c Nm
PANY viii operate their elegant and fast
sailing steamship
ROSALIE
From Seattle November 18th for Juneau.
Skaguay Bay. Dyea and way ports.
For freight and massage apply to
c. H. ]. SToLTENBERG.
Gen. ticket agt. under =. z; ticket on. or
CHARLES e. PEABODY. Manager.
STR CITY OF ABERDEEN
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
AT 7:2o A. 81.
DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
STR. MULTNoMAH
DAILD
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
FARE BETWEEN SEATTLE AND Ia
ROUND TRIP. S. CENTS.
Tel axf Man L 8 wrLLEY fi MANAGE noN' Agent
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pogT TOWNSEND AND WAY FORTS

- fGaac eaEss ast.y. except >an-
Az q. m Sunday. direct. a. 6. ~:
ys,,rnIug' direct. leaves Part Townsend a.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
cr-ps OAKLAND AND EEANGEI.

saa.tls and Townsemd-Neah Bay Route.
S,asr,er S,s~fand leaves Yesler dock sun
avs T,,esAays and Thursdays az IT'D
= .a~ port Townsend. Port Williams
!, ~ port Angeles Port Crescent
ce..vsbisrg. Pysht Ctaiisrn Bay and Seah
49, ratuTrirE arrives al Seattle : ,. IN.
on Opposite days. Steamer Essngsl leaves
~ yt 80 Nr~L fn~ Pert Townsend Pert An
49, - Victoria Mondays Wednesdays
al fridays 81 So p. n3-; arrives Sea
sf,s-~sfs DAYS az 80 2. II.
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RARNEsoN & CFIILCoTr.
ship and Steamship Agents Freight ana
char:ering Brokers.
Offices, Mutual Life Building.
Telephone. Black Ssi

PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
gNGToN ROUTE.
STEAMER A. r. ROBINSON.
Carrying u. : Mall
On Port Orchard and Pert Washington
route. leaves Ctry deck foot of Main
street. $50 a. m calling AZ South Beac5'
Burcnev Brick Yard. Bremerton L. s
Navy Yard. Sidney. Charleston. Tracytoa.
Chico. Siiysrdale. Leaves Port Orchard
Nayv Station az n. M: arrives Seattle al
D NJ Z. y. Robinson. master Li,iy.
Rogaraus & Co.. agents. Telephone.
Nas
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-27

-@uf elmer 9romenab be,
bic neulid) Der dlteite Sobn oes beuts
fhen &aiIers bel 9raniee mu9te, traf
er ben 15iGbrigen SdlG6terlebpling
Sermunn S6doe, einen Neffen oes
Sbermeiiters Der 9erliner Barber,
ssriIeurz unb Yerriidenma6er - Sns
nung, Seprn Dolli4lGser, Der Bel benz
Sbermeiiter Der @runieer 5leii6ers
cSnnunq, Srn. 0umpig, bas Sleii9ers
banbpert erlernt. Der &runprin5
ri6tete an Shabe, Der cine Muloe
sleiI1 mad bem S9iibenbauIe gu
fraaen bate, bic Srage, Of er in Srdnz
fee geI6eio mile unb pie sr belize.
,Wlein Rame 1T Sdabe. ib bin aus
Berlin unb lerne bier S9lGhtsr." mar
bic glntpprt oes 9efrdgtsn, unb ben
Sronprinsen fir sinen 9pmnaiiulz
f6iiler baltenb, ri1tete er an oieieu bic
sSraae: ,gBie beibt . benn9"-
Bin Der &ronprtnS!" - so raid
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erbielt inbsfen BON benz SronprinSen
bic 9erii9eruns, oab er tpirtlih Der
aronprin5 Iei Sn bemIelben aueenz
blide fine es an gu regnen; inSpii6en
puren nod brei anOere 2ebrlinse, ein
Srsdslers, elm Sii9lers uHb elm
Misunderstanding = mertipiirbis
oerpeiIe lauter 9erIiner Suueen =
binsuqetommen, bic ber&ronprinS nun
einlu6, in bem SGtb'iden 8ierIocale
Biz na6 8eenbigung bes Regsns elm
9las Bier nit ibm gu trinten. Der
&ronprin5 beiteute fir ii6 uno fir bic
bier Sun9en ie elm tleines 9lus Bier
a 10 pfennis; oas 9ier puroe setrurs
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Iben gbeIeute gu 8ulbsnburg in Dit
9reuben. Oie 2eute baben aubip Grlz
beren Sim IN cine stfpd 20iGbrise, nit
9rGmpfen bsbaftete Sodter. Bel Se.
ainn bes lebtsn Winters puroe aut
9eranlafune Der Sruu SppaIts oas
frante WGo9sn nadeno in etns etlpd
40 3oa lange uno 20 3oa breits Stlte
eelegt uno i'm 8iebitaIle, no iidp Elm
abaetrennter Raum fir &Gl6er befins
oct, unteroebrdcbt. 9us arme Welen
bat nun ben langen Itrengen gDinter,
nur nit einem 2appsn UNI bic S9uls
tern 6efleioet, in oielsr engen SlIte uro
i'm Stale BEL mdngelbofter Habrung
subrinqen miiFen. Der StudtsanpaIts
idaft lit bon Der barburiiAen Sanos
lun9speiie 9lnaeiac tritGttst porosn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-27

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ipurbsn brsi aus Sreiburs beiertirte
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in bem Mueenblid perbaftet, als iie bic
S6peiserursn5e iiberidreiten ipolltsn.
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bisiigen Sotels bat Der ruiiiide Stus
bent Dlabimir Ritidspo Selbitmorb
beeansen. inbem er ii9 bic pulsabern
6ffnste unb perblutete.
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bem See, an ipelber iidb sine anSabl
iunger 2eute- betbeilists, tentsrte bas
Boot unb itiirste bic sanSe 9eisai9oft
in's @aFer. 8is auf einen iungen
ubrma9er Ramsns Charles Stdrs
mann purbsn ale esrsttst.
Ret # al. Bon einem boben Sells
topf Der fteilen Wiegispanb obsrbalb
Retital. lit Der adtidbrigs, sinSise
Sobn Der Wittipe Ma9erle beim Suz
den BON ~Slorsblumen" abgeitiir5t,
unb am 5uBe bes 6eliens aIs aerz
idmeiterte 2sibe aufseboben tpprben.
Sritcrreid.lluG
Wien. Sn Der 5reubenau 1T bic
2eide bes Siderbeits Wu9mannss
Soiepb Sartmann, tpel9er bel einem
Rettunssperiu9 ertruntsn 1T, aus
bem Wafer ss5osen pprben. = Bel
ben Oemolirungsdrbsiten am Sauie
Rp. Ill Der Muriubilferitrube purbe
Der 27iGbrise Sdieferbedergebilfe
Spbann Qrmliid, Wieben, 2ouiienz
saiIe go. 18 pobnbaft, BON einem
fhpsren Stein gu Sobe georiidt. =
Der 3aufmann Martin Sinri9isn, 1.
9eairt, 8absnberserItrabe go. 9
ipobnbdft, 1T in NisSa an benz Std
elmer giftigsn Sliese seitorben. -
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TT bur9 elm Gsusr tbeiIipeiie 5eritprt
tpprbsn.
gaben. Der bier sur Sur iueis
lenbe Stabsurat Or. Srana 3tpetto
bat ii9 persiftet.
9oSsn. Der &uiIeridesr 3ams
pisro sri9ob bel Der @ompagnies
rlebung apiiden Srient unb San
@incenao ben 2anbssidiiBen glois
Strada aus Smi9op bel Prag. @r
bate aus llnporTt6tistsit itatt elmer
blinOen cine ibarfe putrone geldoen.
9riinn. Der 63iGbriee Wagners
meiitsr @incen3 Serobl eridlue feline
4 Sabre Gltere ssrau Caroline, nit Der
er in itetem llnfrisben lebte. Damn
erbGn9ts ii9 Serobl ielbit. - Sn Der
bieiisen 2anbestruntenunitalt befinoet
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arcsal aus lrSinop nit absei6nittes
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in Der SrtIdaft SbersSeri4maniB,
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mitteIs zines RaiirmsFers bsisebrd9t.
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bilfe glnton 2ente i9ob in Der S4pal>
ben9aie 5uerIt auf Isins9eliebte, Srall
Stepbanie &opucs, bann auf Soieph
9ura, Der nit ibm lpobnt, ferner auf
feline Qudrtisrfrau paul Sopdcs, unb
gum S9luFe CAB er gesen ii4 ielbit
S9iiFe ab. Seine @eliebte blieb ios
fort toot, SoIspb 8ura Itarb auf benz
Wege ms Spitul, Der MOroer unn
sSrau paula &upucs iiub lebsns9es
fGbrli9 perpunoe!.
Srircnlburg.
2uremburg. Soi. 8riid,
Serausgsbsr Der r2urembur9er poIt",
lit na6 lGngerem, i9mer3li6en Srans
fenlagsr i'm iugsnhli9en glter BON 2S
Sabrsn geitorben.
Cid q. b. ala. Der 3iGbrigs
U1ineur 2etIdert Mihel aus Sorgdrs
ten (2otbrinsen) purbe in elmer gu
Sdifflingerberg sslessuen 9allerie
bon elmer unpsrbofft bon Der 0ede nie>
6erfaGsnben StsinmaiIe 9etroffen unb
fpfort getDbtet.