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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-07-24
ALSTEAD,

Miss Kate Buxton is visiting relatives in
Acworth.
Mrs. Glacmeyer is again with her sister,
Mrs. L. Tufts.
Miss Rosine King has been spending few
days at Bellows Falls.
F. j. Marvin and F. p. Huntley spent
Wednesday in NARROW.
Mrs. Frank Way of Burke, VT, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. f. A. Turner.
F. p. Huntley of Claremont has been
spending few days here.
Miss Gertrude Dow left this week for a
visit with relatives in Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. +. l.. Whitney and daughter Mrs
Lula Barber, have been visiting in the vii
lage.
Allen King and wife of Cambridge, Mass,
are visiting relatives in this village and vicin-
ity.
Mrs. Herbert Honey of NARROW and sister,
visited relatives here Wednesday of this
week.
S. G. Anderson is painting the house on
Mechanic street owned by Dexter Bradford
of Charlestown.
Mrs. Faulkner of keene was the guest of
her cousin, Miss Nellie Fish, for a short time
recently.
Mrs. Nancy Porter had the misfortune to
fall down stairs Thursday, and dislocate her
shoulder.
Sneak thieves were about the village
wednesday night, entering the grist mill of
u E. Holmes, from which they took several
hundred pounds of meal. They also entered
the hotel kitchen and pantry and also took
food from II. o. Webster's pantry.
If you see lady at any of the Boston thea
tres now with her hat on you know at once
that she comes from the country, poor thing !
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-07-24
SAXTONS RIVER.

George Simonds and family are at home
this week.
f. l.. Simonds is on weeks vacation in
Massachusetts.
G. w. Henry is to do some painting for the
Mora company at Bellows Falls.
We understand there is a little prospect of
our woolen mills starting up. Good!
II. o. Richardson and family of Haverhill,
Mass, are at home for a short stay
Mr.. Thompson of Proctorsville is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. A. L. Pierce.
The band is on vacation for a few weeks
owing to so many OF its members being away
from home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davis of Galva, Ill.
have been visiting relatives and friends here
this week.
James Little is selling vegetables about
town to all who wish, picking his first corn
Thursday.
Mrs. Dean and Vina, accompanied by
Edith, daush liter of William Dean of Milford
Mass, returned home last Saturday.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-07-24

Treats all visual troubles with
great success. If you have pain
through your head and eyes consult
Prof. Greeley for his prescription
spectacles work wonders. Prof.
Greeley is so well known he will re-
fer to only few people: Mr.. and
Mrs. John I. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Arms, Mrs. O. D. Gray,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Elliot, Mrs.
Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Chase,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Osgood and
scores of others.
Office Hours at Towns Hotel,
1870 to 2.15 and Z to 8 p. m. No
extra charge to call at your residence
if you will send postal to P. o. or
give your order to Prof. Greeley's
father. Consultation free until
Thursday, July 30.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-07-24
NORTH CHESTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Waterman visited his
mother in Shrewsbury over last Sunday.
Miss Alice Pitts has just passed a week or
ten days in Bellows Falls, with her mother
and other friends.
Harvey Clark, commissary sergeant at
the Soldiers Home, was a guest of Jesse
Hosmer, few days recently.
Miss Armnala Richardson last week Joined
the others from town who are at Eagle camp,
ON Lake Champlain, with Rev. G. W. Perry
and family.
Last Sunday morning Frank Holden found
that his horse had helped itself to some Paris
green that was on beam in the barn, and
thought to be out of reach. 1t died Sunday
night from the effect.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-07-24
CHARLESTOWN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ober and family have moved
to Franklin.
Miss Lottie Tolman is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. F. W. Soper.
Frank Lord has gone to Massachusetts to
work for the summer.
The Union Historical society will hold
their annual meeting here. September, l.
Sister Mary Robertson of Providence, Il. I.
has been visiting her father, Richard Robert
son, Esq.
Mrs. Charles Vests two children and
nurse OF Rutland, Vt, are at his mothers,
Mrs. Vests.
Miss Helen Hunt of Boston arrived Tues
day to pass few weeks with her auuts. the
Misses Hunt on Main street.
The Unitarian fair and dance was we'll at
tended, there being over forty couple at the
dance III the evening; also a greater part of
useful and fancy articles were sold.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-07-24

Quite a large number attended the Moody
service at Bellows Falls Thursday afternoon
and evening. Many were detained on accout
of the rain.
A very heavy electric storm passed over
this village Tuesday evening, but the heaviest
part seemed to be north of us; no damage re-
ported.
The boys who borrowed the ladder of
James Little on the night Of July to enable
them to break into the schoolhouse to ring
the bell, will bestOw a favor upon Mr., Little
if they will tell him where it is so he can get
it. He says he will not bother you to bring it
back,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-07-24
GRAFTON.

Frank Hemenway and Miss Pond returned d
to Boston Thursday of last week.
The hardest shower experienced here for a
long time was that of Tuesday. Roads were
damaged to considerable extent; lightning
killed a colt owned by John Pettengill.
Herman Walker. accompanied by his
mother, is making an extended trip.
There will be an ice cream sale at the resi-
dence OF Norman Davis from to s clock
p NJ, Tuesday, July 27.
Walter Cambridge went to Bar Harbor,
Me-, last week.
Charles Cambridge went to Peacham last
week but will return here to stay the rest of
his vacation.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-07-24

The largest watermelon grown in the south
this season has been shipped from Atlanta,
ia, to the White House as gift to the pres
ldent. The melon weighs rs pounds, and
t9ok pk the prize at a melon contest. 1t is trav-
cling in a gilt hamper and adorned with
flags.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-07-24
Nathan A. Zuill Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT The Probate Conrt
Westminster. IS. for said District, To
all persons interested in the e4tato of \ath
an e. Zuill, late of Grafton in said
district, deceased, (,REETrNC
1on are hereby notified that this Cout t W i'll
decide upon the allowance of the account Of
Frank Z. Zuill, Administrator upon said
estat 9, and decree distribution thereof to the
persons entitled, at the session thereof to- lie
held at the Probate cflicc in Bellows Falls
on the 'th day of August, A. ID l5y7, when au.i
where you may te heard in The premises, If
you see cause.
ZINA H. ALLBEE Register
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-07-24

A severe snow storm is reported from all
the higher parts i'll the mountain districts of
Colorado. Three inches of snow is reported
at Cripple Creek, Aspen and other points,
and one inch at Leadville. The weather is
uncomfortably cool even in Denver.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-07-24
President of Brown University Resigns.


Dr. E. Benjamin Andrews has resigned
the presidency of Brown University and
also his prolessorship therein. The con-
troversy which led to the resignation was
precipitated by Congressman Walker of
Massachusetts at the last meeting of the
Brown corporation. The congressman at
the time deplored the action of President
Andrews in promulgating his views on the
silver question. Mr.. Walkers stand was
approved by all the members of the corpo-
ration and committee was appointed to
confer with DR.. Andrews and endeavor to
induce him to refrain from pursuing the
policy he had adopted in relation to finan-
cial teachings.
This committee addressed long COM
munication to the DR.. stating their views
as to what his position should be as to
finance. He replied tersely and to the
effect they aren't" and handed in his
resignation. The affair has caused con-
siderable discussion the past day or two in
both financial and educatio nal circles.
Keen interest is felt throughout the
whole world in Prof. Andree's trip by bal
loon in search of the north pole. 1t will
be remembered he with two companions
ascended in balloon on the 18th from a
northern point of Norway and started to
cross the pole 700 miles distant. Day be-
fore yesterday dispatch from Copenhagen
says that a carrier pigeon caught in the
vicinity Of Tromsoe Island, also near the
northern coast of Norway, had the follow
ing terse message stamped upon its wing,
North pole passed, 18th" 1t has been
widely published over the whole world dur
ing the past two days as authentic and that
the point on the earths surface known as
the north pole has been seen by mortal eye
but this is extremely doubtful. The Ian
guage and lack of detail or signature is
hardly convincing. At the rate of speed
the party started out of sight they should
be heard from within few days if the
wind has remained the same, which is also
doubtful. He expected to be able to land
in Alaska, at point about 400 miles be-
yond the pole or about 2200 miles from the
place of starting. The world waits for
definite results of any such wild scheme
before believing it successful.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-07-24
Card of Thanks.

We wish through this paper to express ou,
and friends, especially the b. of L. E., orde,
LOG, FOR their assistance and sympathy at the
death and burial of our dear husband, father
and brother.
Mrs. Lucy Nj. CURTIS,
MILAN A. CURTIS,
IRWIN CURTIS.
Mrs. H. ID. DICKINSON,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-07-24

Jean Ingelow, the poet and novelist,
died in London Monday night at the age
Of l times seven. She was born in Bos-
ton, Eng, in 1920 and her verses and
prose works of fiction are known all over
the world.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-07-24
Bellows Falls Times.
PUBLISHED WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY BY
". c. BELKNAP & CO., Proprletors.
W. @. REL KNAPP. Editor.

CHANGE OF ADDRESS
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OF their paper change must send us both the
old and new address.
ADVERTISERS
will find the TIMES the best advertising med
lum IN southern Vermont. Located in a
thriving manufacturing village and railroad
center at the border line of two states and
circulating in four counties of those states, it
is not excelled as means of reaching large
and thrifty population. Rates will be fur
nished on application.
NOTICE.
All postmasters are authorized agents for
the paper.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-07-24

Ii Hung Chang was evidently impressed
with American farming, inasmuch as he
has cabled George A. Brill OF Pough-
keepsie, N. Y, Offering him liberal sum
to organize and manage model farm in
China and the offer has been accepted.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-07-24
Dten.

In Bellows Falls, July %, Samuel G. Flem-
ing, aged II years and months. Funeral
from his late residence Monday afternoon at
o'clock.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-07-24
GUARANTEE

This is to Certify that
Messrs. ALLBEE & BABBITT of Bellows
Falls, Vermont, have been appointed Agents
for the sale of TRANSkY=STEEL WARE,
and are authorized to Guarantee and War
rant that each piece will Last Five Years.
STRANSKY & co. (
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-07-24

Lizzie CLAW, the German champion
bicyclist, has made new outdoor world s
record tor women riders. In one hour she
rode 27 1-3 miles.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-07-24
TRY ALIENS FH0T-EASE.

powder to be sh AIKEN into the shoes. At
this season yeur feet feel ,wollen and hot
and get tired easily. IL You have smaTting
feet or tight hoes, try Aliens Foot Ease Ii
cools the feet and makes walking easy CureS
and prevents swollen and sweating feet nils
tiers anu c.lllous spots. Relieves corns and
ounions OF al pain and gives rest and com
fort Try 1t To DAY. Sotd by all druggists
and shoe stores for &c Tidal package FIRE..
Address, Allen 5. olmstead, Leroy, \. \.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-15
E1tErHhriittHr

Samitag Nbenb bra9 i'm @rbgeI@oKe bea
fe9sT0digen @ebdllbes go. 800 unb 81
GbeitnuttraBe, philadelphia, in pel9em lid
Die Seppi9fabrit uno Die @ngros unO 8etail=
perfaufsrdunR Der Sirmu Sobn &c Sames
9ob1on b~efanben, zine Seuersbrunit aus,
mel9e ii6 NIT %raIa1ber @eT9minbigfeit bic
Sa6rtitble binauf na9 ben o6eren Stpdtper=
fen berbrettete. 9ie @erlute, Die i%b@igens
our3 8erii4erung gebedt finb, bsrtbsiten iiA
pie fDlgt:
9ob1on, @ebGu0e 100000, @Orrdt6e
$5OO,00O; @6atp1sB 8rot6ers, auf Der 0ftz
li6en Seite bon 9pb1on, @ebdube unb
Waurenborrdtbe $2OO,000; Commonwealth
Sitle Snfurance anb Sruit Company, auf
Der peitli9en Settle BON 9obIon, $4,000;
IS. $. 9ostins, @alantsriepauren, 8O5
@6eftnutfraBe, $4,000. @barpleB 8rotbers
unb Die Commonwealth Company tpurben
bauptid6Ii@ bur9 einitir3enbe Mauern unb
Wufer 9ei4doigt. 6osttns' @erluft purOe
bur4 Wafer berurfaht.
Sn SPORT Sopnfe1b, @aT6,, Fat Gin
Seuer in benz @ef6GftsGotuG bon Aotb>
f4tIO &c COMPANY, Der dlteiten S9iffsbauerz
Tirma i'm guget Sunb, bat ale 8elege ii6er
Die ben puget @unb unb bic @epGfer bon
8ritif3 columbia felt Dem Sabre 1863 be-
fabrenoen S3iffe 3erft0rt. Die berbrannten
Papiere tpuren bic ~ein3igen Osrartigen, pel9e
eriitirten.
9nr4 Elm Seuer, tpeldes Mitttpo9 in 6e1
nSpoHo (Mi9) gastet Worfs" ausbrab,
fat Elm Mann bas 2eben eingabiBt, uno
purbe gigent6um i'm @ertbe bon $4,000
3eritOrt. Srant @tlcor, Der Wddter, tpurbe
BEL Dem 8erfu6, bus Seusr NIT elmer 9anbz
ipribe gu l0i6en, BON RauA iiberpaltigt unb
eritidte. Wtan bermut6et, DAP oas 8euer
bur9 SelbIent5inbung entitanb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-15
AnnliikHfnue.
Babnunf1nc.

Sin 19perer, BON 3tpei Qofomptiben ge3oz
gener 9iter3ug rdnnte Sonmtdg Mfor9en i'm
8DbburgzSunnel an Der 2e6ig6 8ulepz
@iienbabn gegen sinen 3ug leerer &oblen>
Dagen, in Solge befen beibe 2ofomOtipen
uno ie63ebn @iitsrnagen entgleiten unb Der
Sunnel OoGtGn0ig Deriperrt purbe. Wez
MICE Minuten na9 Dem 3uIammsnItoB gez
riet6en bic 3ertriimmerten Wagen in 8ranb
un0 Der groBe 3unnel fling an ii9 nit &au3
gu fiQen. 2ofomptibfi6rer So6n Sbomas,
Der 1t9 auf Der borberen 2ofomDtibe bfanb,
mar NIT GROCER 9etpalt Jus feinem CAB
binau5gei 4leuoert potben, pGbreno iein
9ei5er, Sames Oeegen, cine 8eritau9ung
bes &n0hels 6rlitten battle. 0as iibrige
3ugperionu mar unberlebt geblte6en, ale
aber butten bic grOBte Miibe, aus Dem Stunt
mel 81 enttommen, inbem tie geapungen puz
rem, uuf 9Gnben unb &nieen cine 800 SUB
lange @trede Biz gum Nusgange gu trie6en,
Qls lie bort antamen, tparen fe bDlig erz
I96pft.
9onneritug funb i'm 8~a6af6zBo6n>
bofe gu Springfield, ST., Elm 3uz
iammenitoB 5wii6en 3mei &ongir@2otoz
motiben 'fatt, Ser Mei9sniteIsr @eorge
GaTtGeS pel9er auf Dem Srittbrett elmer Der
2ofomotipen itunO, tuurbe auf Der SteGe gez
tDbtet.
Sin Giiter3ug ouf Der Netp 0orf Central
@iIem6abn 1T Gonntag Fri6 um bats
5 ltbr flint Meilen n0r6li9 BON
pougbfmpIie, pu,, bon einem ernItiiten
%llnfaue betrOffen tporben. Muf bas 8a6rs
gsletIe mar ndmli3 bon Der Gsitenipanb
zines @iMAnittes cine ms6rere 6~unoert
Pfuno F9pere Muife G6isTsrbl6de gefausn
u1o als Der porbin erpd6nte @iiterauA, Der
Gus 40 belaOsren Wagen beHdno ulto nit
elmer @eI4pinb;gfsit BON 25 MeiIen bic
Stunoe oaberfu6r, 9egen bieIs SelsmaHcn
itieB, Durben Die 2ptomotipe urb 10 Wagen
aus Dem @eleiie geT9eubert. Gbs bic Soto
motibe gum Steben fam, mar ite mod cine
300 SUB lange Strede iiber Sic GapelIen
Der 8abn fpeitergefabren, Our9 ben pl0bz
li9en stud, ben bic 2ofomot::oe unb bic ppr@
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-15
HerhrphhEn.
GntfekIihe SIutthot.

Cine Der fdredItbfen 8latt5aten, bic ies
mails i'm Siiben porgetOmmen iinb, lit Mtttz
nod Nu9t in @imp1On COUNTY, Miff,
20 Meilen bon Wefon, Deriibt porben,
8ropu @mtt6, Elm Sobn Deg Grz8unz
besabgeorbneten @btparb Smttb, bate
feline Sumilie in fetner Bobnuna auf
benz 2anbe 5uriidgelaffen nno Bate ft9, um
@intdufe gu MAIDEN, na9 Der 9tabt begeben.
2tIs er 0onnsrfta tag Morgen 3uriidtam, fato er
feline Srau unb 5 8tnber dn16eillen6 ale toht
in ibrem 8lute ltegen, @mitb olarlnirte TO-
fort bic Na9barI9aft, pel4e ft6 Iofort uuf
bic Gu6e mad benz 8erii6er Der grau1tgen
8lutt6at uufma6te. Gines Der tleinen M11b=
6en, pal1es man fir toot ge9altsn bate,
bate Iid 6alo Iopeit pieoer erbolt, b1b Tie
i'm StanOe mar, bas, mas tie iiber oen Gorz
foQ puBte, gu er5d9en. 31s &in6 fa8te,
Elm geeoer base Die 6amilie errorbtt unp es
qa6 bann cine 8eI6rei6ung oes Mor0bu0en,
Dis Der M0rrer tpurbe fpdter Der 9}e92r
Charles 2enis ermittelt, Smith, big
O6er6aupt Der ermprDetsn Sami[is, mar
aGs Nr6eiter in elmer 9aumpolen@
famen0l : Sa6rit an9efteQt, Die eili6s
Meilen BON fetner @O9nung uno etpa
Oritt6al6 W1eilen BON pearl &iOsr an DTtz
liGen llFer bieIe5 5Guifes in Qawrsnte
Gount9 e~ntfernt lit. 0as 0ous lie9t in Scr
NG9e ser QunOitraBe unO in einem lImtrc;fe
BON 3nei Nfeilsn lpobnt feins petBe Sqm;lie,
tpGbrenb mebrere Nsgerfauilien in Der Ndbe
pp6nen. GS par elmer biefer Neger, Der am
Mittpo9, in Der 3sit alpii6en Mittng uno
0unfelipsrb,n, ii9 na4 Smit6's 9uuTe
TGli@ unb bic Srau b~eiIelben per9spaltigte.
Nu@Oem Der unmenTh Iein beitialii4es Der
bre9en periibt hatte, fGlug er ieinem Spfer
nit elmer &sule ben S9Gosl Elm uno ri9tete
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-15

Suo6 Garriqan, elmer Der dlte5ten pnb
ppbl6ubenbften 8iirger BON 9aSale Gountp,
SG., purbe 3tpei Meilen Ditlib DOR ST.
neca in NaI6ington McOOnalos NnDnung
ermorbet gefunben. Die 2et3e purbe 6reitag
Na6mittag gegsn 4 l16r entbedt nnb Die
Boli5et purbe fpfort bena9rt9tigt. Die
Sbiire mar erbrp6en por0en uno pie 9ei9e
purbe nit elmer S9uBpun0e i'm Sept unH
in Der S9ulter auf benz SuBbOoen Der Slide
qefunben. Die Mbpe1 enbeit Mc0onalo's
beutete fart baruuf bin, baB er nit benz
Morbe ettpas gu tbun gebabt babe. Ge9en
M6enb traf bic Nahri9t elm, baB McOOnalb
in Stodbale ber6aftet tpurbe uno oab er bag
@erbreben eingetanoen bat.
6inri6tuueen.
Sm 3u6t6auie in San Quentin, Sal, TT
Srettag Morgen 6alb II l16r 9arrp Offender,
Der 0pppeGm0rber aus San So1e, ge6d1gt
porben. Itd9 8erGauf BON Ii Wttnutsn loar
bas 2eben entflO6en. @ttpa 35 3ettungsz
leute unb Mer5te pphnten Der 9inri9tung
BEL.
9as @erbre4en, pel9es OFFENDER am
@aIgen biiBte, mar elm %ungepObnli4 bra@
tales unb purbe bur9 Gifer1ubt Deranlabt.
Offender mar in @aIberga Sielmer, Elm
tnteIigeutes, fleiBiges unb anftdnoiges N}d0@
ben, DerItebt. Sic tpp1te dber ni9ts BON ibm
ptIen unb berlobte fi9 nit @inan5t Groicttt,
einem iungen itaIienii4en S4mieO.
Na30em er bos gaar Ibon mebrere T}aIs
bebrobt bate, begegrete er bemIel6en an
Na6mittag bes 10, Wuguft 1898 IN. Der
S6irb Str. in San SOfe. &Gs bas 0&d04,n
an Offender porbeige6en polte, 5og oIsler
einen Hebolber uno fererte auf ba1el5e; g
purbe in ben 6aGs getroffen uno f%tir5te ME-
Der, porauf Offender mod me6rere S4uiie
auf bas gu feinen SiBen liegenoe Spf'r abb
feuerts, Big bas 9eben entflOben mar. ,
@rpietti Der1u9te ben MOroer gu entfpafF@
men, er6ielt iebo9 BON inn einen tOSt(tA'n
S9uB in ben 1nterlei6.
0arauf lief NGen6en babOn unb maGte
einen @elbfmorbarI JUDI, tpObei er ft3 aber
nur cine unbeoeutenoe Wunoe betordbte,
tppruuf ct bas 8epuBtIein Oerlor. She er
baffeG6e pieoer erlanot batte, tpuroe er ber@
baftet,
CHARLES 8urgeB, neG8sr i'm Nugrit 1895
ben SenrD g, W6itlOd in Sterling, &c. w.
ermorbete, pur0e 0ienItag 8ormiEtag IN
au6urn burb @tttri8itdt bingeri4tet,
6ermann paul 96ulB, tpel9er am Il.
September 1896 feline 5rau ermoroete,
purbe inn @ountp8sfdngniB gu MtlforO, Pa',
gebGngt, g2a9 y Minuten ipar bag Hso'n
entflobsn. @r bet6euerte Bis 5uleBt letne un@
I9ulb. Dim Is. SUM- batte er in letrler 3eAs
einen GelbI tmorbOeriu 4 gemadt,
Mnnutt 2ea9, Der am Is. Jebrrar ben
Guperintenbenten s. .. 9ed BON Der rEopal
gouI &c gDfe Company" bon @oal Street. err
morbet Bate, tit Mittpo& Mittog in Slim
ton, Ssnn., gebGngt pOrOen. Der NfOroer battle
ein Opfer aus einem 0interbalte eriAOflen.
6ed's arau, Die i6rem Manns entgegengs9au@
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-15

gen mar, mar Mugen5eugin Der 8luttbat gez
tpeIen. Der &o6lengrdber u. 9uife Sobnz
Itpn, Der nit 2eab i'm 9interbalte gelegeu
Bate, pnrbe ieiner 3ett gu einem Sabre
3u9t6aus berurtbeilt.
&eibenfuno.
S~Sreitag Na9mtttag tpurbe BON etnem SarH
mersiungen bic 2ei9e elmer 140nen reiBen,
ettpa 20 Sabre alten 5rauensperIon am llfer
bes S6io, ettpa 20 W1eilen oberbafb pabrcd9,
&p., gefunben, 0ie 2eide lag in Der Gde
zines 3aunes unb bic peri0nli6feit Dee
Sobten 1T nod ni3t feitgeIteat. Ser S0rz
per mar un6etleibet unb mics Spuren BON
@epaltt6at auf. Die 2et9e 1T nu4 9oIz
conba, ST., ge6ra9t poroen. Ser Sut be1
8ertorbenen nurbe in einetn bena9barteds
@8uppen %gefunben. @On ben if6rigen &leiz
bern lit ni3ts ~gefunben iporoen. M5a1 perz
mut6et, baB bic @erftorbene einem Gerbres
den gum Opfer g%efullen lit, Die 2ei9e 1T
ei~n6alfanirt porben. Ser Coroner bat cine
Sbbuttipn angeor0net.
Selbfmoro mo moroperi nd.
@nt6onD 9. 9eDtin BON Ger. 1908 9e6ig9=
g(be., pbiGaOeGpbia, bat feline 22idbrige
5rau Soiep9tne, nit Der er felt 5tpei Subrsn
betbeirat6et gsmeien mar, bur9 einen ReDolz
berI4uB f9per berpunbet unb fi9 bann
iel6it eri4ofiem
SYnhecribt.
Qbam 1tber, peG9er IeBte 8o4e beu
Sans NnberIon in @urOnerbtue, NeO.,
t0otete, p1rbe 9iemItug frib I'm 2
ubr BON elmer S6aar bon % MGnz
nern aus benz 9efdngniie in 9enoa gebolt,
Teirer 8teibung entIebtgt unb auf9ebdngt.
NaG6sr tpurbe fem &0rper nit &ugeIu
bur9lG9ert. Die 2bn@er fo1en bon @arbz
nerpiae gelpeien iein.
Riefiaer poffronb.
@ie ii9 erit ieBt berausgefteGt fat, lit am9.
NoDember i'm SEEM Oort YOItamte elmer bee
gr0Bten jemals bort bprgetommenen Oiebz
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-15

oeren Wagen our9 ben MnprnQ er6dtttn bat
ten, uno ben BON ben iibrigen Magen ausqes
iibte Orud tpurben bic entglet1ten MaQen in
benz gtnf4nitt bermaBen 3u1ammenqez
brdngt, baB beibe @eGeile berIpsrrt unb ros
ga6nbett arlf etne Strede BON $50 Sub aufz
g~eri1en puroe. 9ie entgleiitsn Waoen ma
rem NIT Wadren aler 4rt 0elaGer. sin
8abn6eoienlteter elite ra19 nit elmer Giqz
nalflag9e na9 ~riidndrts, Inn ben tim bieIe
3eit fdnigen S3neu5ug BON IroD Su mar
men. Grit am @6enb mar bas 9eleiTe lpiez
Der fir ben 8ertebr fret getpprosn.
Shperer l1nfaLlr
Sur9 ben Srettag Morgen Tim Stpei ll0r
erfolgten 3ulammentur3 zines @e5Gubes
Der 5abritanlage Der rSainois Steel gpmz
panD" in Sap 8iep, @ts,, purben 20 Dir
better unter ben Huinen begta6en. @liit=
li4erpeiie jebo9 purOen nur 3pet bapon
'f3tper perIeBt uab famen Die anoeren nit
let9ten NnetI 9ungen babpr.
Man %permutbet, oaB bur1 bic @epnlt
Der @rplofton bds 5unbameat bes @ebduz
bes bei9doigt tpurbe, 10 baB, als pie 5~fpan3ig
Wtann 5eute Morgen BET Der Nr6eit marert,
bic SeitenpGnoe einitiir3ten un0 baS groBe
eiierne 0aA 9erunterfiel.
0ie unter ben Sriimmern be1raDenen Or
better puroen unter %1trDmenbem 9tegen bon
Der Seuertpebr unb ben an6eren Nr6eitern
Der Sabrifunlage aus ibrer gefdbrli9en Gage
befreit.
IN eraufieer Sage.
Nls Der &effelma6er Mt9ael purceG nit
Der ausbeferung bes @dorniteines bes
0ampfers u8eQington" am 8erft Der
5olfon StraBe in San Srancisco
beT6dftigt mar un0 ft9 in oemIel@
ben befanO, purben feds 5euer unter i4m
ange3inbet. @r befanb fi6 auf einem
St1bl, pel9er in ben 54ornftein 6inunter
g%elafen mar, unb uugefGbr 40 SUB bon ben
urter i'm lie9enben 5euerbeerben.
0i4te 8ou9polten fingen an, aus Dem
S4ornItein gu ftei9en, pd9renb purcel laut
Inn 6iilfe rief. Seben Nngen6lid puroe Die
9iBe ftdrfer, Big i4lieBIi4 bic &leiber bes
&efelma6ers in 8ranb gerietben. Purce1
tlopfte nit alGer MaAt an benz S9ornftein
unb rief Oolle 3e6n Minuten na6 6iiIfe, ebe
fem @e6iIfe Pbilpot, Der ii9 uuBer6alb Be-
fanb, feline fur6t6are Gage erfannte unb i'm
geraoe in benz Nugenblid aus berielben Be-
freite, als bas Sau, nm tpel9em fem Stubl
b~efeitigt mar, gu bremen anfing. SeBt liegt
Purcea f4tper ~erfrantt in ieiner 8o6Hung
barnieber.