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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-10-14

IT 8 O'clock, +. II.
The music will consist Of solos. duets,
trios and 'quartetts. There viii also be
two tableanx and one recitation by n
very little child during the performance.
The services Of the following local tall
ent has been selected:
Mrs. Lola Garner, Sop. Solist.
Mrs. VIM. Reedcr. Alto -
Miss Eleanor Garner, Sop.
Mr.. Charles Foxwell, Ten.
Mr.. Sam. Hayden. Basso t"
Mrs. John Reede-, Pianist.
The selections have been so arranged
as 60 suit the different tastes. such as
comic, pathetic descriptive, sentimental
and sacred. There will be two imper-
sonations in the songs. These amateurs
promise the public rare treat, all for
the sum of - cents. Reserved seats, b
cents. There will be supper served at
ter the performance.
Oct s-.It=
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-10-14
DzxocaATio TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
FoE COMPTROLLER.
THOMAS A. SMITH,
Of Caroline county.
ron cEERK or THE COURT on ArrEAr.s
!. FRANK FORD,
of Sc. Mary's county.
PoR ASSOCIATE JUDoRs:
C. G. MACRUDER,
of Prince Georges coenty
JOHN II. MITCHELL
Of Charles county.
For the Senate.
DIR. WALTER b. DENT.
For the House Of Delegates
GEORGE w. L. BUCKLER,
WILLIAM s. CoPPAGE,
For Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
JAMES ]. GREENwELL.
For Sheriff.
WILLIAM e. MATTINGLY.
For Register OF Wills.
PHILIP II. DORSEY,
For County, Commissioner.
JAMES n. RALEY.
For County Surveyor.
JOSEPH II. JONES.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-10-14

will keep constantly on hand at Leonard
town wharf n full supply of
BOARDS. SCAETLING.
WEATHER BOARDING. FLOORING.
PALINGS, DRESSED BOARDS,
SHINGLES. &c, &c.
All orders for Lumber. Doors. Sash, Lath s
Lime and Hair promptly attended TO.
~ TERMS, CASH.
July I-tf~ JOS. r.. NEAL
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-10-14

Attention Farmers
BOhanan's Leader
For Tobacco ssss, General Crops.
Guaranteed Analysis
A A'aR0 Psas. Acid, sS
Reverted'' leo
Potash (aetuaD go
Compare saslysis o. Leader with
goods yeu are paying from $50 to S3J
for. We sell the ai50ve brand for cash
only. Add freight to remittance to- in
sure prompt shipment. Cash must ac-
company ali orders for above
We save on hand and at low prices,
ANIMAL BONE,
ACID PHOSPHATE,
PLASTER PHOSPHATES, &c.
In writing for prices of which always
state whether yen wish to buy for cash
or on time, and, il She latter, give refer
ences
C. n. B6nANAN g. CO.,
Mans. Fertilizers and Commission Merchants.
81 2. Pratt St., BALTIMORE, Nd.
Consignments Of Tobacco, Grain
and Produce Solicited.
July 15-tf-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-10-14
NOTICE.

] beg leave 20 call the attention Il ~
Of the public 70 the fact that / am prepared to
furnish steam Engines. Sgy-MItls Thrcsshers.
train Drills. Ace at very low prices and on easy
terms. am also the manufacturers agrnf Tor
Buggies and Wagons of al kinds OF which i
keep stock ON hand Call 10 see me and ~.
convinced that can srve you money
sept si-tf,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-10-14
Independent.


Tuesday laI
ley, wBAana|
Moore, reprI
Republicans
pcaresl beforJ
pervisors---aI
flied their
The certidcat
tion held Ia
d. Bradford
Burton Tho}
from the all
emit. the follo|
inatel |
For State i
For HozssI
Dawson, vii
OF Nicrk |
II. L.eayertcII
For Registj
Ter.
For Sheriff
For counl
3. Bowles.
To the "a
names Of 81
and necessarl
upon the a
adopted is Cd
with flag ST
-
examining d
through thel
announced 4
papers we're |
that the nd
made. and
upon the ID
reguiaritics |
pers the couI
FED.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-10-14
Loeal1

Eighty new
the list of reg
town district.
Read the ne
Line, Potomac
TO effect last
Upto oetol
Licenses were
last year the d
Her many
lsarn that Mrs
has been quite
Miss Violet
is visiting ~
"Baena Vista,
The Repub
campaign in /
on politics n
absorbing top
Miss Mary
has returned
10 Miss Leili
Mary has beer
Mira. Mary
last for Wash
future, reside.
ifhsnuS u'tFc
Mrs. H. a.
for her secoJ
styles in idilliri
Coats ansl Ca
DIR. Il. Il. |
Hall Wetlnest
eth, 2s.h and
sional calls.
bridges.
The Boards
registration |
Tuesday last
turned the DO
Election.
Mr.. Luke VI
his home neal
Knott was on
county and VI
Dor. All Wild
death.
Every 81. 81
TO constitute /
of one on theI
80 to work al
Republican 4
There is no III
tory IL this be
louisa Sw|
dead in bed a
I. Cough, Mel
Ing last. she|
for along tind|
age. She vi
swailes, Of thd
is attributed 4
Ex-RecordJ
to Liberia, O.
in Lconardtol
to see several
ercnce to the
aIary's. Reel
most talented
ca, and is, 4
scholar of cor
is q true DEM
the different
Ex-President|
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-10-14
Saving Departments.

Our Savings Bank Department al
lows per cent interest
Ladies, Children and Artisans are
especially invited to patronize this feat
ure, where their savings will be safe and
pay as much as such high-class security
usually does.
Sept '97-ly=
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-10-14

Rgalloas best coaloil for 60 cents a.
- A. A. LAwRENcE's
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-10-14

Note the call for Democratic
Meetings published IN another col
umn.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-10-14

TUESDAY

Hon. Bucl1a
aucnt and forI
the meeting.
Demoefatie|
held n the tim|
HILLvTLLl
a p. IA.
MECHANIC
tol,er 2etIi az 1
CITAPTfCC|
= d. ia.
afTIFSTOW
1T 2 b. M.
. -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-10-14
The Bank
OF
Southern Maryland,
MAIN STREET,
UPPER MARLBORO, MD.
OPEN FROM Q to 3 O'CLOCK.
The Bank


Accounts of Firms, Corporations
and Citizens of Prince Georges, St. Ma
rvs, Calvert, and Charles counties and
vicinity are respectfully solicited on the
most favorable terms consistent with
safe banking.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-10-14
Safe Deposit Vault.

We have special steel-lined Safe
Deposit Vault, with private boxes-two
keys and sentinel key-for rent at %
cents and - cents month. according
to size You should have one for title
papers, contracts, policies and wills.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-10-14

col. CLARENCE HoDsoS, 49,. President
ANDREW N. coFFMAN, ......... Cashier
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-10-14

For the House Of Delegates
GEORGE w. L. BUCKLER,
WILLIAM s. CoPPAGE,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-10-14

For Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
JAMES J. GREENwELL.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-10-14

FOR coMPTRoLLKR.
THOMAS A. SMITH,
Of Caroline county.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-12-22
BEST WISHES
FOR THE
HOLIDAYS
TO ALL.
e & Z &c

The approaching days of
pleasure and happiness
cause many to think and
ponderoverWhat they should
give as a present, or how to
treat themselves. The prob
lem is an easy one. Have
you thought of a New Latest
Style Pair of Shoes1 Most
likely not.
A pair of shoes are always
an acceptable present. They
are needed especially at this
time of the year, when
everyone has a new suit of
clothes or pretty dress, and
without a fine fitting rair of
shoes, you can not clothe as
you should.
For the latest styles in
Mems, Women's, Misses and
Boys Shoes. call on us. All
our GOODS ARE New, the
style correct, and prices right.
We take pleasure in show
ing our lines.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-12-22

c. ]. Falk and wife of Mahukona
are at the Hawaiian.
Mrs. j. NJ Whitney is quite i'll at
her home on Punahou street
DR.. c. A. Peterson returned to the
city by the Claudine yesterday.
Coleman bested Moore and Davis
bested d. b. F. Burgess at the Y. NJ c.
A. handball court yesterday.
About 20 prominent apanese-bank
officials, merchants and editors-had a
special dinner at the Hotel last even
ing.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-03

in her stylish tailor gown of tan cloth.
The jupe was destitute of all trim ming
and the corsage was finished with white
satin vest. In her white satin club tie
was fas ened the diamond crescent, the
gift of her mother. The hat matched the
dress in shade perfectly. 1t was of a
coquettish little shape and trimmed with
white wings and bands of emerald green
velvet.
Mrs. Shortridge, mother of the groom,
wore an elegant black satin gown, trimm ed
with old Chantilly.
Mrs. Gashwiler, mother of the bride,
was attired in magnificent gown of black
and green brocade, trimmed with black
chiffon.
bride, wore a modish gown of French blue
undressed taffeta, trimmed with white
satin and lace.
At o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. Shortridge
prepared to leave for a southern bridal
trip, amid shower of rice. They made
their way to the ferry blissfully uncon-
scious OF the satin slipper dangling by
long, white satin Jrue-lover's knot to the
rear wheel of their carriage.
The guests each received as mementoes
of the wed ding dainty oblong boxes of
wedding cake. To Mr.. Sheldon the groom
presented an elegant pearl and diamond
feur de lis scarfpin. The ring in the
brides cake fell to the lot of Miss Lottie
Gashwiler.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-03

ing cup the gift of the groom's mother,
Mrs. 7. G. Shortridge. and crescent OF
diamonds, the gilt of the brides mother.
Although the ceremony was extremely
private, only relatives and limited num-
Der of intimate friends being present, the
preparations for the wedding were as
complete and elaborate as though host
were to have been entertained.
Fragrant flowers, sturdy palms, cool
green brakes and tender smilax fashioned
a bower of exquisite beauty, within which
the happy couple stood while the binding
words were spoken.
Most pleasing results were produced by
the artistic arrangement of the flowers.
In tall vases great punches OF American
beauties nodded their fragrant petals;
crystal bowls were flied with bridesmaid,
La France and delicately tinted Ophir
roses; and lilies, pinks, sweet peas and
m aidenhair mingled in sweet disorder in
the various receptacles fashion designs for
flowers.
The bridal bower was all in cool green
and pink. Overhead long Bavarjan brakes
sturdy sentinels. stood giant palms, and
in the soft verdant background nestled
pink roses and sweet peas.
The ceremony was most impressive.
There were no ushers, no bridesmaids.
Jarad Irwin. the brides brother, gave her
into the keeping of the groom. E. III.
Sheldon was best man.
After the ceremony congratulations
were general and then an elaborate
breakfast was served by Wheeler. The
guests were seated at tete-a- tete tables.
At the small round table of the bride the
newly welded couple, Mrs. Shortridge
and Mrs. Gashwiler found places.
During the service of the dejeuner the
Hungarian band. under the direction of
Rosner and Jaulus, rendered choice Sc.
lections.
The bride looked extremely handsome
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-03
In
HYMEu' s
FEI'IERS
Nuptials Of Miss Laura L.
Gashwiler and Samuel
NJ. Shortridge.
ULDDLU UuDLit II NV5L thNVl L.
Only the Immediate Relatives
Witness the Impressive
Ceremony.
ALL TIE APPOINTMENTS IDEAL.
Unusual Number Of Exquisite and
Costly Presents-A Bridal Trip
to Coronado.
ALL TIE APPOINTMENTS IDEAL.
Unusual Number Of Exquisite and
Costly Presents-A Bridal Trip
to Coronado.

The stern hand of the law and beauty
tender, plant palm were joined together
for ay and ever yesterday when Samuel
M. Shortridge ana Miss Laura Leigh Cash
wiler stood before the Rev. j. Prendergast
and pronounced the solemn words that
made them man and wife.
Society, which for weeks past had been
preparing for the event, had TO be una
voidably disappointed, the i'll health of
the brides mother, Mrs. ]. W. Gashwiler,
making quiet wedding necessity. How
ever, the numerous friends of the promi-
nent young couple. though absent, did
not forget them on their wedding day.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-03
GIRLS TO PETITION.
High School Pupils Are In a State
of Rebellion.

High School Pupils Are In State
of Rebellion.
The pupils OF the Girls High School are
up in arms over the summary transferring
of two of their favorlte teachers. Miss
Hodgkinson and Mr.. Mitchell, and are
exerting themselves toward securing their
return. That is not all they want. They
assert that Mrs. Reeves cannot Keep order,
is disturbing ele ment at the school and
they want her transferred to some other
school.
A committee of these spEnky maidens
prepared petition yesterday, addressed
10 the Board of Education and setting
forth their desires and grievances.
1t is against the rules OF the department
TO circulate petitions among the pupils,
but these girls went ahead with their pro-
lect in spite OF that prohibition. They
did ii quietly. and before Principal Brooks
became cognizant of what was going on
they had succeeded in getting over 100
signatures attached to the document. Mr..
Brooks .corraled the committee, and or
dered the girls to desist in their work on
pain.of being sent home. They obeyed,
but refused to surrender the petition.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-03
MITCHEEL'S DEMAND.
The Ousted Vice-Principal VIII
Fight the Board in the
Courts,

:: The threatened trouble over the trans
fer of Vice-Principal George O. Mitchell
of the Girls High School to the Poly
technic High School came to head yes
terday. when Mitchell applied at the for
mer to be placed in charge of his old
class.
In the Girls High School Mitchell was
in receipt of a salary of Sl65 per month,
while in the Polytechnic school the best
that he can get is $40 per month. He
believes that his uansfer was illegal and
naturally objects. Now he intends to
fight. and his action o. yesterday was
taken with a view of protecting his legal
rights should he begin suit.
Principal Brooks of the Girls High
School refused TO recognize MIR. Mitchell
and placed the duties of the vice. principal
in the hands of Mr.. Cook, who was trans
farred to take the place from which Mr..
Mitchell was removed.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-03

Alter, exchange goods or refund money
ekeerfuiY. -
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-03
MRS NJ SHORTRIDGE formerly Miss Laura L. Gashw1er).

Kindest wishes and congratulations &C.
companied the many gifts of dazzling sill
yer, exqIsite crystal and elegant jewels.
Prominent among these presents were
magnificent cut glass siiver-mounted low
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-04-28

gem aroh auseinanber. Gum Slid
ipurbe Niemanb epnitlih perleBt. Gs
iteIIte ficb beraus, bab Elm Rloben
6ola, Der gum 9ei5en in ben Ofen sez
porfen' mar, borber angebobrt unb
nit elmer pulberlabuns sefiillt iporben
mar.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-04-28

@hmsrin. Dos so ! iibrioe
MeifitriubiIdnu beeine Der RIsmpner.
meifttr 9ermnnn DTlenfnIGger. Geis
ienS bes Noritdnbes ber aIempnerir,
il,ang purbsn benz SubiIor au6er beJ
glii6ninl&en btrielben En- Gsl&tnl
Hterbr0d5t. n 4 81 @ ss'''
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-04-28

aieI. 9ei beftigem @turm fenterte
Elm Boot nit ben Waurern Oanotpsfp
unb Storbed. Der l1nfan ipnrbe bon
Der aaiferbadt .9obenaollern" aus
bemerft iinb Elm 8pot nit etnem Diff
eier unb rnebreren Matrofen CUR Mets
tuns ausgefanbt. Gs gelans ben Daz
notpstp in's goot su 3ieben. Storbed
lit ertruffpn
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-04-28

Dresben. Meil er rpolitiid1 lG.
fig fitl - Ct mar dls Mitglieb bes
WOlfsbilbungspsreins ols Oel,airter
gum grfurter Gattlercongreb aetpdblt
tporbe1 tpurbe ber aus N0bmen qez
birtige Sdttltr Uelir 9reitnpar aus
6d95tn ausgtipieien. - I'm cine fiirs
1ers Mrbeits5eit III traielen. boben bis
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-21
Bon Guba.

9ampa. Gla., IL. San. Gin
S4uljunee purbe am Donneritag in
Guanabocoa BON fpantf4en Solbaten
niebergemeBelt, ba Ct iid peiserte, auf
ben 80nig bon Spanten Elm 9urraD
ausoubrtngen. Muf ben Gelbern um bic
.Stabt liesen bunberte pon 2eiden, an
.benen bic 9unbe fih ndbren. Cine 5lrz
BE CRUDE nurbe am Dpnneritag bort
entbedt, in Der ii9 cine Menge Menz
f9enlet9en befanben, bic shon fart in
.Werneiung iibergesangen pare1. 9nnz
berte BON Qeuten tperben aus Der Na4z
barf9aft bermtbt.
@s beiBt. bah Der neberfa1 BET Gao
billas Elm groBer Sieg Der Gubaaer
mar. Die Stabt tpurbe BON 500 Spaz
niern nit 3 Ranonen befeBt sebalten.
Mittpo4 Madt brangen Gubaner nnz
ter Maior Cores in bas Sort Elm unb
nabmer es in 8e1tB.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-21
bra9t. bic Ct Dor einigen 1aeen NIT
benz S@leppbampfer sob Milfon'
bate. In beren @erlauf atpei Matros
fen ertranfen.
IN, NnaaArs.

MIbuquerque, n. M., IL. Sa<
ruar. Sobn s. Carroll. S&aftdufer
fir @rob. BladpeQ & Co., pelher IN
Golee zines 8liaaarbs furdtbare Gets
ben i'm @ebirse ausauiteben bate. 1T
beute bier eineetroHen. Derfelbt be-
riatet. bab Elm S@aftGufer fir Sptft
6 So. in Chicago unb Ranfas Gttp.
Namens Stenenfon, f4pere Groitf4dz
ben baponsetrasen babe unb i'm 9auie
zines M%erifaners bi Mnton Chico lie
&c. Die 8epobner bon Gallinas Mez
fas iinb in Golse bes NidteintreHens
bon S4afbirten aufsercst, BON beneu
man slaubt, baB lie ii@ tpGbrenb bss
9liaaarbs i'm @ebirse befanben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-21
M6nner iparer, auf Der Stene tobt.
Der Rnabe erGbli9 beritimmelt. Die
Mdnner tparen erfabrene Mrbeiter
unb binterlaTen Gamilien.


BerIin 13. San, Hereits ipirb
Der Seitpuntt beitimmt, al, tpel@em ie.
mes Mtefenunternebmen bes 8aues ber
ftirifhen Giienbabn in ieiner sanaen
2inie erDFnet tperben ipirb. Sm Dr.
gan bes .Wereins Der beutf9en Gifen.
babn<N erpaltunsen" pirb ertlGrt. bab
Der Werein es fir m1eli@ baltic, bab
Der erite grpreb3us mad Mlabitpoftod
am /. Suli 1901. Mittaes. Calais Der.
laie. bic 1852 Rilometer LANCE Strede
Bis Marf9au, bei 80 Rilometer per
@tunbe. in 10 @tuMbeu auriidlese, bic
Strede Worf4au : Batrati 2,219
Rilometer NV lei GA Rilometer per
@tunbe, in "a 1f2 Stunben. bann bic
1,127 Rilometer BIS 9i9eliabinst. Bel
50 liz Rilometer per Stunbe. in II
Stunben urb bon ba Bis MlabitDoftod
- cine Gntternun9 bon 9,283 Rilo<
meter - bei AZ Rilometer per Stuna
be, in 221 @tunben. Die gauge Di
itana BON galais ts Mlabipoitod.
tpel@e 14.191 ailometer lang 1T, lou
in 296 1f2 @tunben bur&meFen iper.
ben, 70 bab Der erite Grprebaue. am -.
Suli atpif9en 8 unb IL llbr Mbenbs
am Gnbpuntte eintre6en tpiirbe.
@eeentpdrtig nimmt bic Reife Don
Galais pia @ue3<ganal nod Mlabitpo.
ftod 38 Sage unb iiber Die canabf@e
paci1e=8abn % Sage in 4nfpru4.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-21
8r1tbe,,: 1ttell6.

pottspille, ga, 10. San,
Sin grdBli9er l1nfaq, bur4 pelden
bier perfonen get6btet unb eine
f4tper perlebt tpurbe, trug ii4 i'm
r1e1erl Mabesbt1e= @9a9t Der Ybilaz
belpbia & Heabing Goal & Sron
So. 81. Die Sobten finb: Peter
5ineo, 30 Sabre; Sobn 9aDlor, "a
Sabre; 9enrp Glpnn, 35 Sabre, uni
Mm. 9aplor, 40 Sabre. Der 16z
jdbrise 9beobor Grantenftein tpurbe
berart f@per berlebt, bab fem Sob
balb etntreten muB. Die bier Mdn=
ner uno Der Rnabe geb0rten gu ben
Sagesarbeitern unb fteIlten fi9 Morz
gems auf BEN Manb beS groben Gifen=
.gtmers, I'm in bic 9tefe bes S4a9ts
9inabgelafen gu tperben. Dur@ Bic
Ralte mar bic Maf4inerie bei4Gbigt
tporben, unb Elm eiierner R~reu3balten
tieB gegen ben Gimer, bic barauf
ftebenben Mrbetter in bic 1iefe, ettpa
300 Sub binabi@leubernb. Die bier
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-21
3we.sampt aptt&en erasera.

u { IN . 0 + |. IL. San. Sn Graip>
forbsbiqe, Gla.. fanb. tpie benz 3eralb
gei9rieben tpirb, tpesen zines MeibeS
Elm Dueu 3tpi14en ben Briibern Sobn
unb Dapib Warris in Der Metbnu4tsz
node ftatt. Sic Grau bon Dapib
Warris mar nit Sobn Marris perlobt,
trat aber pl0tli9 auriid unb beiratbett
ben 8ruber Dapib. Sohn erfubr in
Der 5olge. bab Dapib i'm bel feiner
8erlobten perleumbet babe. St ftelte
Jpn our @ebe, unb Ct seitanb es ein..
Darauf tbeilte er es AUDI feiner ebema,
lisen 8raut nit, bic entf4ieb, bob
8eibe tdmpfen miifen. Die 8ruber
traten ii@ i'm 9Ofe bes 9aufes nit RE
polper geseniiber. bic Grau lab gu.
Madbem beibe ieber brei @4ife abb
gegeben, lag Dabib nit elmer Rugel TN
Ropf tobt' ba, mdbrenb Sob1 3tpet
Munben erbalten. bic an fetnem Mnts
tommen 3tpeifeln laHen. Die Sade
tpurbe meiter bttannt, unb jebt 1T
Jrau Ma-lis. bic Ibrisens gang tor<
rett gebanbelt gu baben slaubt. i'm @ez
fdngniB.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-21
@eaen 3uardmber.

Gbicago, 16. San. Die ST.
preBz unb Gifenbabn : @efeQf4aften
baben ibren Grprebboten unb 3usbtz
amter 14riftli4e Orbre 9e9eben, in
iebem ein3elnen Sale. mo 3ugrduber
einen 3ug anaubalten perfu@en ober
anbalttn, gu f@ieBer, urb 3tpar ni4t
blob s4redf@uHe abaufeuern, fonz
bern gut 3u 3ielen unb bic NGuber
nomDgli@ gu t0bten. 8elobnungen
finb ausgefeBt tporben, uno otpar
$500 fir ieben pertpunbeten 3ugrGuz
Ser unb $1,000 fir jebtn 9obten.
Man bat auberbem bic GIprebbeamz
ten rnb 3ugpa6en better betpaffnet,
unb 3tpar NIT ben 1eueiter Repetirgez
tpebren unb Mebolbern. Mu4 bic
Bauart Der GrprebzGars 1T cine am
bere unb perbtferte, nm ben 3ugrGuz
bern better Wiberftanb leiften 3u TOM
men. Die @eitenpdnbe unb Gubb0s
ben finb nit @ifenplatten btf4lasen
unb bic 9biiren finb ebenfans itdrter
gema4t unb buben before 8efeitiz
gungspe1e.
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eelsNasrs zines prsteWsrs.

20 n, II. San. Sn 0i1a4,
RGrnten. bat Der bortise @pmnaital<
protector Ropp unter unsetpobnlihe1
@erbGltniFen Selbitmorb besanser.
gr fir4tete, irriirnis gu tperben. u.
aog ben Sob benz Wabnftnn Dor.
Sur Na9taeit eri@ien ct NIT einem
Reaept in elmer bortigen Mpotbete.
Mls Der Mpotbeter i'm 8esriF ftanb,
bic Mr3nei. gu ipelaer Morpbium gez
bDrte, beraufte1en. 5og profeNor
Ropp einen ReDolber, entrib benz
Mpotbeter bic nit Morpbium gefiate
8ii9fe unb beri&ludte cine Auantiz
tat bes @iftes. Obglei4 tofort 9e=
genmittel argepanbt tpurben, mar Der
unsliidlt9e na9 turaer 3ett cine
Qei9e.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-21
Or. NeterS proae6trt.

9 erli n. -. San. Dor benz bic
figen Sb0Fengert6t unter benz Dorfib
bes Mmtsri9ters Rroiigf fanb bic
Notwithstanding in Der 8eleibi@
gungsflue. res 9erausgebers Der
.Deutf9en 3ettnng" Dr. Triebri4
2ange, ges.... ben friberen He9sfom4
miiIdr Dr. Rarl peters itatt. Or. pez
ters pnrbe f9ulbtg ge{proden, blieb
aber ftraffrei, neil Ct nur auf einen
Mngrtf fofort geantnortet babe. Beibe
Par.eien paren gum 5ermin erfdiez
nen. Sine Musfage bes Mfritaforz
fdets @rafen Soadim pfeil beitdtigte
bic Musfagen Or. 2ange's, baB Or
peters i'm Sabre 1884 perf@iebere
proiefte enttpidelt babe, unter biefen
AUDI bas. bic @o3ialbemotratie al BE-
tpafnen unb ii@ an beren Spibe 3u
ftellen. Sci Der 8erle{ung biefer
.@telle Der Mus1age mari Der @orfiz
benbe Elm, bas tDnne bod tpobl nlr ais
.l1lt gemeint fem, ba cine folde Bee
t%paFnung Mintarben erforbere.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-21
MnartM aaf eiaea 6sntal.

8anstof, Siam. II. Sanuar.
9ieiige Mmeritaner unb Guropder
finb iiber einen bon fiameff@en @olz
baten auf ben bieiisen amerifanif4en
@icez@ eneraltoniul s. 9. Rallett sez
ma9ten Mngriff entriiftet. 8ef4noz
rene Musfasen europdii@er Musenz
3euger erseben, baB Der Mnsriff Elm
brutaler unb ni9t 3u Acknowledgements
mar. Die Regierung bon Stam igz
nprirt tbatfd9li9 ben proteft bes
9errn Sobn Barrett. bes bieiisen
Minifter : Heiibenter unb General
Gonfuls bel, Der. @taatem Set
fiinf Sabrer mar tein ameritanif4es
Ranonenboot bier unb bas Mnfeben
Der Ser. @taater i'm Orient erbeif4t
fofortiges Ginf@reiten.