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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-16

District Court Orange n. j. took place yester-
day at the home OF the brides father. Orange
The ceremony performed BY the Rev. r. 8
Storrs, Of Brooklyn. uncle of the bridegroom. In
the presence OF relatives and intimate friends
There was small reception. Mr.. StoTrs Is the
son OF the Rev. DR.. Henry NJ Storrs.
Waterbury. Conn, Dec. l5-The house OF MT and
Mrs. David S. Plume. Johnson-st.. was the
OF a brilliant assemblage tonight on the
occasion OF the marriage Of their only daughter.
Miss Emily Mansfield Plume to Ex-Governor John
Gary Evans. Of Aiken. s g. The ceremony took
place al O'Clock. the Rev. DIR. Joseph Anderson.
pastor Of the First Congre ga onal Church. ofciat-
Ing. There no bridesmaids and no best man.
guests included members OF the brdeProom's fam
ily from Edgeheld. s. g. and relatives and friends
of the bridal couple from NewYork. New Haven.
Philadelphia and Houston. Tex. Mr. Plume. the
father Of the bride IS the senior member or me
firm OF Plume 4 Atwood manufacturers. and Is
prominent In the affairs OF the New England RAIL
road.
Baltimore Dec 15.-Epamonidas Ieite Chermont'
Brazilian Consul at London England. was mar
ried at the Cathedral tonight to Helen Mary
Sloan daughter Of James Sloan. jr., president OF
the Farmers and Merchants National BANK
Among the guests were Salvador De MeIronnna'
brazilian Minister 10 this country ana ms ian"
and Antonio Fontoura Xavier. Brazilian oohs'n NJ
New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-16
SIR WILLIAM EDWARD MAXWELL

London Dec l5.-Sir william Edward Maxwell.
Governor and commander in-chief on the GOLD
Coast since 1897 died al sea while of Grand Canary
Island on his way TO England. He had had seVeral
attacks of fever while on the Gold Coast.
The late Sir William Maxwell was born In 1915.
He was a son Of Sir Peter Benson Maxwell, was
educated at the Repton Grammar School, and al
mtted as a barrister OF the Inner Temple IN 1851
In 1865 he went to the Straits Settlements. Ten
years later he served in the Perak Expedition, and
not long after was made n member OF the state
Council and Assistant Resident at Perak rom
1887 10 1889 he Acting Resident CounclIor az
Penang. and: after serving as Colonial secretary
for the Straits Settlements he was made Governor
in 1893. He accompanied the expedition to Coomas-
sic last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-16
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Among the members Of the company which Is to
NAV the Telephone Girl at the Casino. on De-
rernber r. are Henry Bergman. Miss Eleanor Elton
Miss Sarah Mcvicker. James +. Mcdonald LOUIS
Mann, Miss Clara Lipman' Chalies DicNso1, fNi
-, @ AhoIos Miss Rosa Cook, Miss Micent
Wilson Miss Anita Wilson. Miss Helen Dupont
Mis- Edl:h 81 Claire and Miss Jane Engnsh'
1o.anh rc,rgraf. n member OF the company play
, "rha French Maid" at the Herald Square
,Thea+re died yesterday AT his home. No. 1868
uoonsr-st brooklyn. from typhoid fever He was
twenty seven years oIi
T. / Henley left tho company which is support
ing Nine Alexandra Viarda. at the Firth Avenue
rheatre last night. account OF disagr cement .
about salary His place will be taken by C''noro
Pembroke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-16

Tribune Office Dec 10. l n m--rhe skies yesterday
"a overcast, but no rain fell The temperature ranged
hc,veen So degrees the average 'oZ deseep oe
ing 81. degrees higher than on TUESDAY ana - "ss's
hiSher than corresponding day last yeaL,,
In and near this city to-day the weather VIII pso''S
be fair and cooler
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MAIN oFFICE-i54 Nassau-st
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Uottinguer & Co.. 30 Rue de Provence.
Morgan. Har.es Co. 81 Boulevard Haussnann-
Credit i,yonnais des Etrangers
Thomas Cook Il Son. 1 Place de opera -,
Geneva-Lombard. Odler Co.. and Union BANK
Florence-Whlthy & Co.
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st. Petersburg Credit Lyonnais. ,. .,..>
office Of The Tribune IL convenient NV
TO leave Advertisements and subscriptions
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

r., ,h,. diagram a continuous white line shows the
in pressure as indicated by The Tribune sen
sacnrglng barometer The dotted line SHOWS 'hs 's"
s,ature as recorded at Perry's Pharmacy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-16
Fifth Avenue Art Galleries,
oaa ufL-Ttr AWE NEAR aATH ST.

A. Fifth Avenue Art Galleries,
S68 FIFTH AVE. NEAR BATH ST.
EXECUTORS SALE
This C1'hursday) Afternoon
AT 2:3o O'CLOCK.
European and Oriental Bronzes, brios
a.Brao and Furniture.
ALSO To MORROW FRIDAY) AND
SATURDAY AT 23o O'CLOCK.
Oriental and European Porcelainss
AND FRIDAY EVENING AT O'CLOCK
MODERN PAINTINGS
IN OH. AND WATER COLOR,
ENGRAVINGS AND ETCHlN9Ss
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION
By order OF the Executors OF the late
WILLIAM l.. SkIDMORE.
poprpr sovrRvI1IE ORIOLES Co.
Auctioneer. sahsote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-16
Opportunity

MOST DESIRABLE NEW YEARS OFT,
consisting OF
A complete outfit Of saddle horse and e9uipmsrH
Invited 10 one hundred books. which Will be sold -
redu'e1 DICKELs RIDING ACADEMY.
900 r,,a., ssb street Telephone 224o SSH
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6perial Notlres.
Tribune Terms to Mail Subscribers.

Daily. $40 a year; 81 per month.
Daily without Sunday IS a year: 80 cents per month
Sunday Tribune. 81 year Weekly u. semi-Wssky -
STAGE-Exta postage u charged TO foreign counees
except Mexico and Canada and on the daily In New
York City. -, .. -
he owners risk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-16

A.-The kensicO Cemetery.-Pr station "A,
lem Railroad AZ minutes ride from the Grand CsnuA
Depot ONCE. 10 East 42d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-16

Keen out the cold. Use Roebuck's Weather STRIPS
~, ,onrr doors and windows For sale or appuea oy
RoEBG'CK lI2 Ful,on-st y. Y. and l4th-st and HAM
ilton ave. Brooklyn
All photographs made before Dec. Il nm"
60 Christmas lockwood. Broadway t4Oth).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-16
xVaItham Watches.

WaItham Watches.
TIL. best in existence Eight millions in USE all keep
ing correct time Prices much lower but quality higher
than ever Bes, in the country; 'nspsct'o
HOWARD & CO. 2s4 Fifth Avenue. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-16

MISS Mildred Feeny. the eldest daughter of Dr.
and Mrs John l.. Feeny. Of Stnpleton. Staten ISL
and and Charles Parke Norcross. OF this city.
were married at noon yesterday at the home OF
tho BRIDES parents. in Beach-st Stapleton The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. DR.. A II.
Norcross OF London, Ohio the father OF the bride
groom THE bride was attended by her sisters the
Misses Marguerite and Elsa Feeny. only the rela:
iives and most intimate friends of the bride and
brideeroom were present. Mr.. and Mrs Norcross
will live In this city.
The marriage Of Miss Gertrude Cleveland. the
daughter of George Cleveland the well-known
manufacturer to Judge Charles b. Storrs OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-16

Only eight more business days before Xmas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-16

The wedding OF Miss Lucy Adams Coaney daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs William II. Coaney and John
Milton Holiness of Oakland. Cal. took place yes
terday at the home OF the bride. Prospect-st Sum-
NIT n j. Miss Edith Morehouse, OF Westfeld
snd Mis- May Chamberl!n, Of Summit, were the
bridesmaids the ushers being Edward Rrouwer, OF
New-York: George Davis Coaney, William S. Por
Ter and Edwin ". Merriam. OF Summit. The brother
OF the bride. Charles f. Coaney. acted as best man
A reception followed the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
Holmes will go South before starting for their
hnnne In Oakland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-16

Tho marriage Of Miss Irma Keppler, daughter OF
,,a late Joseph Keppler. to William A. c. Kiene
took place at o'clock last evening al the nome OF
,ho hr,da's mother No. n East Seventy ninth at.
I,ha Rev DR. George Alexander performed the
ceremony. which was followed BY dinner 2nd re-
yas her sisters maid Of honor. and Anton ..
fIinfel was Mr. Kiene's best man The bride. who
was IN a gown OF white satin and point lace. was
even away by Louis 9. Raeener.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-16

Miss Ethel Howard Tweddle was married 10
Charles Seabury Ward yesterday Afternoon al 'he
bor,a NJ her relatives Mr. and Mrs. J. +. Sinclair
A,s,rong O, No 90 East SKY nrst-st. The
I'D ubo WAS given away by her uncle. b
Cbaries Welch was attended by Miss palsy
go as maid OF honor There was no best man
trie ceremony was performed by canon KNOWLES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-16

.,,,Srro NATTER ETC-German steamers sailing on
Tuesdays take Printed Matter. etc, for Germany and
,iiv Addressed Printed Matter, etc, for other paris
speSE.aanSSoa American and White Star steamers
Wsdnssdays German steamers on Thursdays and CS.
tra3ch and German steamers on Saturdays take
nau; Matter etc, FOR all countries for which they
advertised carry mall
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-26
Gin trcber Mmfaa.

gln einem Mbenb lebter Wode ma9te
Maabalena 2appeler, cine So6ter bon
Gal. 2appeler, Der unseidbr 3tpei Wei=
len 6lfli1 BON ser 6tabt cine Garin be-
pirtbidaitet, in einem Nahbarbauie
einen Beiud. Muf Dem 0eimtDege -
es mar I1on bunfel geiporben, - begeg-
nete ihr elm Wann, Der ibr nah9ina
als lie bic GtraBe freuste, llm ibm aus
aupei6en, fie am Arm ersriif unb 81
ibr iagte vDu tpirlt ME mebr nod
0auie fommen |" 3ualeih iuAte oer
Rerl Elm MeHer Su 0ffnen. Oas Mdb=
den rief um Qulfe uno tuarb gum Slid
pon benz tpadiamen 0ofbunb geb0rt
Der 1erbeiiprdng uno ben Gremben ME.
berriB nod einnlal iebte berielbe benl
Mdbden nod, tpitrbe aber tpieoerun1
bon BEN treuei Ounbe suriidaebalien,
70 boB es ber WerfOlgten gelang. bns
DdterIide Daus 81 erreihen, bod ipar
lie Dor 6dred unO Mnfreolng ldngsre
3eitntdt I'M Stnnbe, ben Sbre1 iritau=
theifef, mas gefdeben. gine Dur6fu.
DUNG Der ga6barf9ait mar erfol1loa
urD bon oen gebeimnibbolen Gremoen
BAT man md feine Gpilr. Neridiebe-
ne Qln3ei9el bsute1 barauf bin, BET
Mnoriff lei Bic 9bdt eines Werriidttn.
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OeNotben.

glm lS. Wai auf ibrer Sarn, sipei
Meilen norblid BON New pbilabelpbta
Wittme gliiabetb 8alliott, imIlter bon
IS syabren. Ser 5oo mar mabri1ein=
lidb eine Solee bes S6redens uno Der
Mibbanblunsen, tpelAe Die s5rau am
9. Wai aussuiteben bate, als 4 mas
firte &duber in ibrem 9auie einbra=
den.
g(m 20. Wai in nbribsbile Trau
%. u. Sbipton, i'm Nlter bon SIS Sab
rem na1 breimonatlider Sranfbeit.
9lm 20. Mtai in llbriAsbille Wittwe
8iolet Demplter, 83 Sabre alt, na9s
Dem lie Sabre lang oil Neuralgia uno
Masenfatarrb selitten. Sie 8erlfor=
bene binterldBt z ainber. brei SDbne
unb A 9D1ter.
Nm 81. Wtai int Stonecreettbale
gDitttpe Mbam MtaD, geb. Spring, I'm
g(lter BON SIS Sabren. Sic binterlabi
mebrere Rinoer.
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(gineefonbt)
Die t6Ie1tctt 3eitett!
6r. He0afteur.

Wo beute ieoer in acknowledgements
ma6t, Der IN Der Shule oas ginmal=
ems b,s sur 3iffer z betpdltigt BAT, lei
es aud mir erlaubt, meine Nnihten
iiber Die idledten 3eiten gu berDfent=
lihen.3
Die idledten 3eiten Fnb nidt, tpie
uns aetDine 0oltsbealiider elauben mas
hen wollen, cine Golge bes Gelbman.
gels. IS lit @elb genug borbanben,
mebr ols je 5ubor, absr es III an 0au-
fen. Gs 1T tli1t mebr @eIo, mas mir
brau9en, ionbern elel9mdbioere Ser.
tbeilung oes borbanbenen 8eIibes.
Sobalo bas @robfapital ni1t mebr i'm
Stanbe 1T, Die Nrbeiter aussubeuten,
baben bic fhle9ten 3eiten elm gnbe
unb bas einsiee Mittel oasu {inb Sc
ieslihe &eouttion Der Mrbeitsaeit. bros
arefiibe ginfommenifeuer un6 gerifaat-
li9ung bon 6ifentliben Mnlaaen ME
WafertDerte, GtlaBenbabnen, @asatl-
italten ac. &c. Mit einen Worte Ser.
mebrung uno Derallgemeinerunq Der
grtperbsquelen. G.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-26
9te Satt WereantiIe 60. II
Nelp NbilaOeIphia

bittet gud sn fommen unb ibre prd1=
tigen tpai9baren 6leioerifoffe 3u feben.
Samentpefen Rrd9en, HiiI1en unb
anoere Electromagnetic fiir ben Qals.
Wollene unb feioene 9leiberpaaren,
Rleioerfutter unb Beiab. Gieie unb
ale anberen Maaren berfaufen lis i'm
WerbdltniB eben 10 billig tpie ihren Ga.
lieo, Wuslin, 6einoenltoffe unb nnbere
Woaren fir 6ausgebrau6.
Gie bertaufen bic beiten G6ube, bic
getanft tDerben f6nnen, unb bod fagi
iebermann, iuie billig biefelben linb.
I part & 60. tperoen fih freuer, gud)
3li ieben, uno iuerben gud an iebent
Mrtitel ben Sbr iauft Gelo iparen.
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0raBIide 0oioIim GrpIotton.

St. 2Ouis, No., 81. Mai. Sci ie-
ller Gololln : grplofion aeffern Mbenb
tamen Frau Moa Mobr, 33 Sohre alt,
ibr l8 Wonote altes Rinb, Wiaiaml
0Dtporb, 5 Sabre alt, unb bet is W1o<
nate alte 0ueo 6otparb TINS ueben,
tpdbrenb 6rau DeIfie Dotporb 10 ihmere
yerlebungen erlitt, baB lie uidf nit
oem Seben babDnfommen fam. Wlor
@umpert uno Qenrp Gurmon erIiften
bel Dem WsrfnN, Die llnglddli9en su
reffeil. ihredli6e DranoipunDen. HK
gTplolion erei3nete iid III ben DbsYeIl
3imnlern bes Daules 30. 2341 Mer
mars Mpentie, tuel1e bon S5rdu 0lobr
.bstpobnt tuareil. I'm au beipirfeu boB
pas 6eutr TN Qo4oFsn i@usller brejtyse,
lattt Grau Nlobr @dTolin iiber Das
OOH 9tsOIifn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-26
Der MorOpro3ek 8t6tM GbaS.
e1iIDtS Mno ceWem 0rets
Spredtmtt6.


gm IL. Mdrs ipuroe Samuel Wlarh-
bonts i'm 6auie bon Grau Gemantba
Gh1ots in llbridspille, nit tpel6er er
in tpiloer gbe lebte, bon sem Gobne
Der Shilbts erfdoiien, unb oIs lebte
Wode i'm bielissn COURTEOUS Der Moro=
pro3eb begann, mar Der @eridtsfaal nit
Neusierisen pollgepfropft.
Ser pro3sb bauerte stpei Soqe unb
enoete nit Der Greiiprebun9 bes glnge=
fIasten. glus ben 3euaenausIaeen
eina berbor, oaB Sam. Mar1bants
Iebr ifreitIii1tis mar, namentii1 ipenn
er aetrunfen bate, unb alsoann 5rau
Shilots uno beren 96dter mibhanbelte.
Celters madte er aud Orohunsen, er
meroe ben Charles Shilbts, Der bieie
MibbanoIuneen BON Mutter unb 9ins
bern ni1t buloen tpollte, eribieben uno
oiele Srobungen tpurben Dem Betrefs
fenoen natiirlilb bpn guten 6reunben
tpieoer binterbrabt. Oerartige Dro=
buneen ma9te Mardbanfs auh am
IL. Mdrs unb seiete babel einen Mepol=
ber, ben er in Der 9af1e trua. glm
Nbeno 3anfte lid Wfardbanfs mieber
nit 6rau Sdilots, Die in Stem phila=
oelpbia geDeien, unb CHARLES perlieb
bas 9aus, um ni6t 3euge bes Streites
Iein su miilen. Nu6 6rau Sdilots
berlieB nit ibren S6dtern bas 6aus.
Mm Nahmittas bate @barles Sbilots
ieinen &epolber seiudt, ben er auf 0ols
perbanbeln tppllte, oas er gum 8au
zines gootes nOtbis bate, fonnte i'm
aber ni6t finoen uno glaubte, Sam
War9banfs ooer beHen 8ruber bdtten
oenielben genommen. glls ct am Mbenb
fpdt ipieber nod 9auie fam, tpar feline
Wfutter aub pieoer bort unb lie reidte
ibm ben &ebolper, ben lie in Der 3tui=
ihenseit sefunoen. CHARLES itedte oen-
ielben in bic Siiftentai1e uno be9ab
ii6 nod ieinem S9lafaimmer. 8alo
barauf begann Der Streit stpii1en
Wfardbants uno Srau Sdilbts bon
Neuem unb Mardbanfs idleifte bic
6rau i'm 3immer berum unb mart
Nellie, tpel9e Der Wiutter beilteben
uollte, our Seite. Sas sedngltigte
Mdo6en rief nun bem 8ruber /: uGbar=
lie tomm idneu, Sam t0otet bic
Mutter !"
@barles rannte in ieinen llnterflei=
bern, Die 6oien auf Dem Nrnl, Die
Sreppe binunter, ergriff feline Mutter
uno rief Sam gu nSaB fie aeben !"
9ieier anttuortete /: vSlt oas 10 3"
@barles tpieberbolte feline Sorberune
unb erbielt Die ndlnlide Nnttport, als
CHARLES aber gum britten Wale rief {:
SAB iie seben !" sos Sam ieinen &.=
polper uno nun sog aud Charles ben
ieinen nno beinabe sleidseitig entluoen
iid Die beioen @affen; Charles feuerte
slei6 barauf nod einen ooer 3tpei tpei=
tere Sdiiiie auf ieinen Begner. Welder
oieier SAiiiie setrOifen, tonnte nidt
fetseifeat tperben. llngefdbr cine
Stunoe ipdter tpar Samuel Mar1=
bants eine 2ei1e.
Obige Sbatiaden ersaben ii6 aus
ben 3eusenausiasen, bic 10 siemIid
einitimmis gu @uniten oes Nnsetlagten
lauteten, inoem idmmtl,de 3eugen, ba=
runter auh Sos. War6bantS, Der Bru-
Der oes Grmorbeten, oem Sdilots elm
sutes 3eugniB ausitelten lno beGen
3bat als einen 9ltt Der Notbmebr bar=
featen. Ser Staatsantualt unb beHen
NiliItent tparen ni6t i'm Stanbe, bieie
Iusiasen I'M &reusoerb0r su eridiittern
unb 10 blieb ben @eidtpornen ni1ts
anberes iibris, als Elm Yerbift fir ben
Mnseflagten absugeben uno berIelbe
tpurbe freiseiproden.
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Ser Neati9e WesbaGter.
wss sl,lss.lstis. 20. Rsi. 1897.
6iesu cine geilase.

6iesu eine geilase.
- Gpart @elb inoem ihr Spib.n-
borbdnge. Seppide uno gooenteppi4e
Bel S. .. 2inieps einfauft. 5
- DefpbdliIae edinfen, ruiliiden
Rabior, bolldnbiihe 0drinse, tpeitinoi=
ibe @etpiirse uno Motta 9affee i'm
Gtore bon 5. s. Gerber & 60.
Das Wetter 1T INNER nod raub
unb falt unb beute Morgei., 26. Mai
bat man nod oil man9en pldben einen.
lei9ten Sroit bemertt.'
- Dur1 Ssrrn Yfarrer U. 9. 6eatt
tpurben aetraut glm 23. Mai 0r.
&barles @eneer BON Stem Ybilaoelpbia
nit 5rdulein Gmma Stoffer BON Stone
Greet.
2ebte Wode tpuroe bonn bielieen
Yrobateqeriht Elm Snabe Namens
Garrn Glutbour tpeaen Siebfabl nab
Der Snouitrie Sdule oes States ObiO
aefdidt.
- gm Samita9 murben in Der Yla=
nina Wlia bon Sobn Ndselp & Sobn
z @aeem nit gaubols belaoen. tpelbes
fir cine rleue Stride in Gaeerspile be-
1timmt mar.
- gSie uns pDn einem oer Sirettos
rem bes Cpernbaules mitaetheilt miro,
glaubt man innerbalb 10 Sagen nit
ben @orarbeiten fiir ben gau oes
Gpernbauies beginner gu fonnen.
Nm nddNen Sonntas miro in Der
bieiigen reformirten Girbe tein 8ottesz
bienit absebalten, ba es Srn. pfarrer
8ouia unm6slib 1T, an ienem Sage
bier 81 ieill. = 0r. Mm. #. Sei6 bon
Safion, Wisconiin, bat Den &uf als
Seeliorser Der 8emeinbe angenommen,
unb man eripartet, oab er am2. Sonn=
tag i'm SUM bier iein miro, uno ipiro
bis babin in Der genannten Stride tein
@ottesoienlt abgebalten.
- 9ie NotiS iiber Die Ausrottune
Der 9arpfen i'm Suscaramas SluHe auf
Anoronune bes Sasb unb Siiderei
GommiiIdrs, ipelhe fiirslid Die 3unoe
our1 bic yldtter ma1tc, tpar falI6 !;
Der Gommiiidr bat ME cine oerartise
8erorbnunq erlahen, ertldrt bielmebr,
bob bic 2arpfen ebeniotpobl unter s.=
feBli9erl S6ube iteben. tpie anoere ST.
ide. unb oaB Der unseIeBlibe Sang
berfelben befraft peroe.
Muf Die Weiserung bes Stabtra=
ties in llbri6spilie, bic ioeenannte
Screen Srbinans" su tpiberrufen, ia.
ben am Montag idmintli1e bortiee
Mirtbi ibre Wirtbi6aften eeidloiien.
Dies beoeutet einen Nusfall bon $2275
flr bic ffdotiI6e Gaile in ubridspill.,
Bic ii9 obnebin INNER our9 ibre dro=
ntiae Geere ausseidnet uno bic borti.
gen Steuersabler, tpelde fiir ben Sebl=
betras auffOmmen muiien, m6sen iid
bel ben Semperens Sanatifern fir bic
Seideeruns bebanfen. @etrunten miro
sebhalb seraoe 10 piel, aber na6 S IL.
- 8or einisen Saeen fiel bier elm
Gnabe, Der ben 8eriuA mabte, an Der
2. Strabe bDr einem Wa9en Der Netp
9bilabelpbia=n nbriGspille Strabenbabn
Dorbei 81 ipriHgen, mitten auf Dem &C.
leiie unb nur nit GROCER Mube selang
e oem Wotormann, ben @aeen re1t=
Sitig gum Steben gu bringen, Ionft
spdre Der 9nabe unter ben Gdoern ser=
Walmt moYnen. gs baben berI1ieoene
fleine Sunsen. bic nit nlebr Sre9beit
ais 8erfanb alts9eriiitet Iinb, Die Ge-
pobnbeit, in oieier Weiie por Straben-
babnmagen uno anperen 8efdbrten bor-
bel gu fprin9en, linb mbdte es ratbIam
Fin, tpenn einise bieier Shlinsel abge-
fabt unb tiibtig befraft tpiirben, ebe
Elm llngliif geihiebt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-26
Giir mas fd)a,et cybr Z

Mr8neien, potent-wfebi3inen, parfiia
lnerieen Brudbdnher, Biirifen Dber
fOnit ettpas, bas III elmer Mpotbefe ge=
balten pirb ? gDeun Sbr 10 etiDos n6-
tbi9 babt, 70 9ebt III S. u. Walloce,
Mpotbefer, Nahfolger bon 81. s. peter,
N. 3. ct. 20. So, Canal DoDer. 5
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-26

0pun1odtets Ild6 allen 9btilen
Nfntf6 6f0iibH urib bfr d,lp<j3 iuerben
IL bifflg EfIife beirfgt
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-26

0cbem aus Sem 0efbdft!
SenbanierS
|merDen am 1. September ibren Stpre
in Gaual Opper auf9eber.
VtS D1bin tnuB Der 9SQQrenDDrratb
auf WuniW unlereS 9taGfplgers
unl 5ipei Drittel reDu5irt
lDerDe1l.
Die Yrfiif bon 9(n5lgen fir
IManner, &nabfn unD &irDer iiuD
|Daber fit ieDen Dollnr llm 20 bis
40 gent6 billiger.
i
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-26
3tatJ .
gn4ennit,tp

Der Ginnabnde bon s(per's ginet bers
rintt 6as Gpiiem ieine Snnttionen Ors
0entlid, unO Elm gaeni6 fiiblt, bob es
cine 2uf III, am 2eben Su iein. Oer<
jeuiee, tpeI1er 5ur ollmdblisen Deute
Der gerifDpfuns seipOrben 1T, eutYfinbet
erit de tpirilide 0feibuns, n,it iuelder
ct seplast If, iDenn bic 2ait bon ibm
iOegsenontuen iporben. Damn tperben
ieine Berse nar ylaulDurfsbiisel, ieins
ibIe 2aune nadt Ylas iiir 2uitisIeit
q IT tDieoer ein sliidlider gseni4.
Sat bas 2eben ieineu sssert fiir 6ie, q
prben 6ie cine an0ere Qtniidt beiOus>
men mad 6er Ginnabnle bon
lAper' = Abfii5rs9,iae,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-26

Gs maroe uns Elm Seidtes iein, uniere preiie
bier an,useben, aber oas bette 1T, penn Jhr ielbit
fommt uno Gud, lber5euet, oaf rpir halten mas
mir peripreder, ndntlid uniern 9an3en Dorrath
BON Rleioern, hiten e. 81 billiseren preiien aus
perfaufen, als maaren eriter RIaile nod, il per.
fault tporoen iitto.
The Progress., 1897-10-02
SHORT AND POINTED.

The GRAND fulv c0rOulera7 Is II hons
Wednesday and han7a7 in f+e ra7.,,,+
TFfe e e1o,- e-,z s,-,-f,+7z- - -, -+
~, ,~,.o-,7 - -,
- = ~ a I'm So o- - IL
80 - - a" 10 -" '-isz-i w oIA l1oloug h-
y anu ""eH tAe3 got through made
lhelf report IN a plain methodical man
EeT Without gustO or seutinentalisu
gush OF theoretical suggestions Here
il is:
TO the Honorable District TUfra of
the First judicial District. Parish OF
.Caddo: The Grand furv having con
sjdered ali matters gwen hem in
charge. beg leave to submit the follow
ire. report:
We have inv situated rs r,es-nta-
tions. Of WHICH s. we're f-~,,ar-d a7a
passed for want az evidence and t,I-nd
The Progress., 1897-10-02

If Japan is really yearning for trou-
BILE with the United States she can have
it: but Uncle Sam would vastly prefer
to get along without Tesorting to harsh
measures in dealing with the ambitious
tie Oriental power that has fixed its
ccvetous gaze on the Hawaiian Islands.
Kansas City Star.
We don't know so much about that.
Japan is just a little too large or the
Japs are a little too belHgerent for IN
Gle Sam to get riled at, but if Peru or
Siam or Hawaii or some little country
like that fools with the old fellow, he
VIII smack her over in a minute.
The Progress., 1897-10-02

A great many of our popuHst friends
are both ON the petite and grand juries
this week, a thing not seen for the past
year at any of the jury terms of court.
Too late 0 expose election devilment.
See?-Banner OF Liberty.
" hat on earth do you mean, Brother
Tabor? Would you dare insinuate that
any north Louisiana parish has so far
forgotten her raising as to stuff ballot
boxes?