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The herald., 1897-08-06
At the Hotels

HOLLENBECK-G. w. Kincaid San
Francisco; S. j. Wylie. Chicago; w. C.
Coleman, Ash Fork: C. Galley. St. Louis;
@. A. Laney, Chicago George F. King,
New York; Martin C. Cornell, Racine,
Wis., Mrs. George M. Hawley, San Diego;
Miss Leila Hutton, New York; George w.
Herbert Bryce Dougherty, New York; l..
C. Judkns, San Francisco: E. c. Koenig,
San Francisco Irving Lockwood San
Francisco; F. j. Cram. Chicago; ]. C.
Hegarty Philadelphia: George C. Salch,
Fred c.. Bay, Chicago; w. j. Mcconnell
San Francisco; w. Austin Goodman, Gin
cinnati; p. ]. Watson and wife, Watson
ranch; L. ]. Friedman, st. Louis: L. W.
Cole Chicago; Jam l.. Stuart Chicago
b. f. Brooks, Riverside; VIM. K. Green
and wife, Whittier; F. M. Mcfarland
Stanford; Arthur G. Mum. Riverside; A.
A. Jacob, C. M. Finch, San Francisco; F.
Freeman. San Francisco E. Waldo Ward
New York; Wifred M. Peck Riverside ;
W. A. Choate, Colton Edward Casey, San
Francisco; w II. Sinclair, St. Louis; M. +.
Bowes, New York.
NADEAU-T. H. Lowe, Avalon; D. L.
Mechanics, Tustin; c. B. Jacobs. Redondo;
John B. Erect, Fresno; George McNamee,
San Francisco: NJ. J. Call. Watsonville; !;
Mrs. M. ]. Cali, Watsonville; ]. Younger,
New York: Phil Joseph, Henry M. Abrams,
San Francisco; R. S. Bodman. Mojave; Mrs.
w. H. Wood Visalia; M ]. O'Neil San
Diego; A. G. Boyer, Catalina Island; E. j..
Mayors, Cincinnati: Isl Goodfriend, r. G.
Wallace San Francisco; H. C. Payton, w.
G. Hines, r C. Heikes. Ventura: Milton
Meyers, Tucson; Will r. Purkins city
| VAN NUYS-James McFadden. Santa
| Ana; o. A. Gwynn and wife, San Fran
cisco; C. ]. Hall and wife. l.. L. Hall.
| Phoenix; E. L. Doran. Avalon;. T. A. Rior-
| dan, F. w. Session, Flagstaff: f. W. Mau-
triessen. Ventura: r. B. Galley, San Fran
cisco; j. William Keenan,, San Diego; j.
! A Hooper, B. J. Smith, San Francisco;
Miss Sloan, Miss C. Sloan, Miss Callahan,
Miss Hull New York: Mr.. and Mrs. L. E.
Jung, New Orleans; Chas. e. G. B. Davis,
United States army Sidney NJ. Haskell,
Pomona; Edward Atherton and wife. Full
! lerton.
The herald., 1897-08-06
KILLED A CHILD
A Preachers Awful Practice With the
Pistol

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-Rev. John
Walstein, who has been holding revival
services at Concord Christian church
near here, received word that he would
be egged if he preached again. He went
prepared, and when he opened services
laid a pistol on each side of his Bible,
announcing that he would defend him
self if necessary. 1t was not long be-
fore a disturbance was raised at one of
the windows. In an instant the min
ister commenced firing toward the WIN
dow. He scattered the roughs, but one
bullet passed through the abdomen of
the 3-year-old daughter of John Stan
ford, who was sleeping on one of the
seats. The little girl is dying. In the
excitement Walstein made his escape.
The herald., 1897-08-06
WesSling Released

BERLIN, Aug. 5.-As a result of the pro-
test and intervention of Ambassador
White young Alfred Wessling, son of
Charles Wessling of New York, who while
visiting Germany last spring. was drafted
into the German army. enrolled in the
Seventy fourth regiment, stationed in Han
over. and was recently for the petty offense
Of chatting, struck a violent blow by his
sergeant, which provoked him TO retaliate,
thus laying himself open to court martial,
has been liberated by the authorities. dis
charged from the army and ordered to
leave Germany within three weeks.
The herald., 1897-08-06
Mexican MOneV

CITY OF MEXICO. Aug. 5.-The drop in
silver today sent exchange on New York
to its highest point-132-after banking
hours. Merchants have largely Cancelled
foreign orders and will await some thing
like permanency in exchange. The gov
ernment is making all its estimates based
on even lower prices for silver The lead
ing bankers are not dismayed and continue
10 predict a reaction although not until
lower prices have been reached.
The herald., 1897-08-06
Cue Champions

NEW YORK. Aug. 5.-In the billiard
contest at Days tonight between Hugo
kerkau. champion of Germany, and Ed
ward Mclaughlin, champion of Pennsyl-
vania the fourth game in a series of six,
kerkau still maintains his lead. He was
closely pressed. however, by the American,
who almost closed the gap between the
two kerkau has grand total so far
Of 1900. Mclaughlin now has a total OF
1fNf
The herald., 1897-08-06
Convicted of Stealing Hides

w. r. Lawton was convicted of petty
larceny yesterday in Justice Owens
court He is the man arrested several
days ago by officer Fowler for stealing
hides from slaughter houses in differ
ent sections of the county. These were
sold to soap factories in this city. Law
ton will be sentenced tomorrow.
The herald., 1897-08-06
A Postal Appointment

WASHINGTON. Aug. 5.-John w. Holli-
day of Ohio was today appointed chief
clerk of the railway mail service and sue
ceeds Alexander Grant of Michigan, ap-
pointed assistant general supe rntendent
The herald., 1897-08-06
The Russian Floods

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. Sword has
been received that during the recent floods
thirty-eight persons were drowned by the
collapse of a bridge at Kertle, province of
Esthonia.
The herald., 1897-08-06
The Real Incentive

If some one can start story that gold
nuggets may be picked up at the North
pole the problem of its discovery will soon
be solved.-Nashville American.
The herald., 1897-08-06
Point in the street-Noise Question

The individual may not disturb the peace
of ne.ghborhood. Why should any par
ticular class of people be permitted to do
so ?--Baltimore Herald.
The herald., 1897-08-06
Not at San Pedro

SAN LUIS OBISPO. Aug. 5.-work was
commenced today at the quarry on Bsh-
ops peak removing rock for the construc-
tion of a government breakwater at Port
Hartford.
The herald., 1897-08-06
A Free Breakfast Table

The American citizen may still maintain
a free breakfast table by leaving sugar out
of his tea and coffee-and salt out of his
City Star.
The herald., 1897-08-06

For lubricating oils. Garlock packing in
jectors, etc. see Machinery and Electrical
campany, 351-353 North Main street.
The herald., 1897-08-06
Adair Resigns

| WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-Lieut. G. w.
Adair Fifth cavalry, has resigned.
The herald., 1897-08-06
General Passenger Agent.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

The company's elegant steamers SANTA
ROSA and CORONA leave REDONDO at
II a. m. and PORT LOS ANGELES at 2:30
p m. for San Francisco via Santa Barbara
and Port Hartford Aug. 4, s, 12 16. 20, "a.
2S. Sept. 1. 3, 9, 1S, II, 81 25 20, Oct. 8, I,
IL. Is, 10, 23. 27. Leave PORT LOS AN
GELES at a.. m. and REDONDO at II q.
m. for San Diego, Aug. 2, 6, 10. IA, Is. ~,
26, 80, Sept. 8, Z H. 15 19, 70. II. Oct. l. ..
8, 13. II, 21, 25, 49, The Corona calls also at
Newport. Cars connect via Redondo leave
Santa Fe depot at 9:45 a. m. or from Re-
dondo railway depot at $3.50 a. m.
Cars connect via Port Los Angeles leave
S. P. R. R. depot at 1:So p. m for steamers
north bound.
The steamers EUREKA and COOS BAY
leave SAN PEDRO AND EAST SAN Pc
DRO for San Francisco via Ventura. Car
penteria, Santa Barbara, Gaviota, Port
Hartford, fCayucos, San Simeon, Monterey.
and Santa Cruz at $50 p. M. Aug !, 5, 8.
13, II, 81, 25 20, Sept. 2, 6, 10, IA, Is, 20,
26, 80, Oct. 4. s. u, 16, 2O "a, 2S. Cars connect
with steamers via San Pedro leave S. P. R.
r. (Arcade depot at 5:03 p. m. and Ter
minal railway depot at 5:15 p. m. The COM
pany reserves the right to change without
previous notice steamers, sailing dates and
hours of sailing.
w. PARIS, Agt., 1A W. Second st.
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., General
| Agents, San Francisco.
LOS ANGELE6 AMI AGbO1NOO &s<AAA<-
! way Company.
Los Angeles depot: Corner of Grand ave-
| nue. and Jefferson street.
Leave Leave
| Los Angeles Redondo for
| for Redondo Los Angeles.
$40 am SUM- only 700 am. Sun. only
$3.50 I'm. daily 500 am. daily
1O:45 s.m. Sun. only 9:30 I'm. sun. only
1870 pm. daily 11:O0 am. daily
$50 pm. daily AIS pm. daily
700 pm. Sun only 5:45 pm Sun. only
Take Grand avenue electric cars or Main
street and Agricultural Park cars.
L. PERRY. Superintendent
The herald., 1897-08-06

was arrested yesterday by Officer Dixon
on charge of petty larceny. He entered
the residence of an old soldier named
Dareen who lives on Wilmington street
and stole gold watch and some other
articles.
The herald., 1897-08-06
A Young Thief

Chester Franklyn. 15-year-old boy.
The herald., 1897-08-06


YouwnaO gdH
Omen to the Public Tod
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-02-17
Trei f!tr jeDen Wann /!
Sie MetbnSe elmer sroRartissn 8e>
banSlnma BON s@mabe,
Die Seiluig bra1te, naboem aGles an=
oere Feblseiblaeen.

Sfmersbaite 4ranfbeiten imb fdblimm oeuuo; ober
lpenn ein Wtann an nerp6ier Sfipdbe lanaom babin.
ifmtnbet 10 iinb bic triben Ypritelunaen ber Seele
aebntai idlilnmer als bic dr9ten Sdbmersen Gs
9iebt feu Mubbren in benz eeliitem 2etoeu BET Saa
poer Rabt Sdblaf 1T falt uum6slitb uno bel elmer
iolten Anfre9nng tit MON faln perantmortlit fir
oieleS auf Dem auf9eregten Wteere Der nerp5fen
ipnrbe oh er ntt better bdte cine Opis @it su neb.
aber etne Gingebnng bes Simmeis fam tbm 3u 9ilfe
aletn ieine an9emeine Seiunobeit oDlig pieeerber.
iteaten ionoern and feline s.idapadten abrpertbeiIe
su tbrer raberen Rraft bradteu nno Jest erfidr er
6aB isbsr Wann. Der fid oi. Mibe MAIDEN min ieiuen
Nomen nno Morsile eiuauienben, bic Wtstbobe bieer
mnnoernolen g.banolun9 fret baten fann. apenn
i4 iage ~rei" 10 me,ne i abfoImt fuitenlus ba itb
mbdbte. oaB ieoer geitmd6te Wtaun ben YortbeI aus
meiner Grtabruus Siebt
STD bin fern Ybilantbrop and fpieIe i'd nidot ben
Gntbu'iaiteu; aber eS 9iebt TauIenoe ppn Wt1nneru
melbe bic iceiiiheu 0naleu bon eeidbtp6Gter Mans
neSfroft erleben unb foprt gebeilf ,perben nirDen
fbunten lie nur elm foles Seilmitte befommeu fpie
eS mid gebeilt bat Wton inbe nicht ausSinoen. ipie
th es mir ieen aun, bic fpenigeu Sremareu aI be.
3absn Die nDtbig iinb bic Wlittbetluuq Al perieus
len ionoern man idide oarnad unb MON pro ers
fabreu. bab eS eiuee 9inee u Der Welt Qebt bic Oh.
9et tie ntdtS foiten bod Elm Yermbgeu fir eiliae
Seute pertb fiub nub fir Die meiiten BON ns cine Ge.
beusBeit ppa Slid bcoeuten Vtan idretbe an @orl e.
9Baifer, 48 Wtaionit SempIe Raama5op. Widp, uno
bic Ntittheilung mir6 in einem entaden Qe1loiIeneu
&onoert perau6t iperben.
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n M1crifaniidJes Webt III Gmg=
IotO.

CUR 8eleubtung Der unbilli9en Me-
tbooen. welbe cine Glafe britifber
MiiIer perpenoet, um Der Sunebnenoen
ginfubr omerifaniihen Mebles entee=
gen au mirten, bat Der Ser. Staaten
Goninl Sannp in gelfait benz Staats.
department Nus5iiae bon iriiben 9an-
oelsseitunsen 9eianot, tporin pffen be-
bauptet mirb, baB alles amerifaniide
Webl perfdlidt iei. 9ieier bemertens-
Dertben Bebauptuns suiolge iolen Die
amerifanii1en Wiiller iebr fein aelnab=
lenes Waismebl nit Dem Meiaenmebl
miiden. 9ie 9batlade, bab unier
Mebl iebr ipeib uno rein lit. miro als
8etpeis fir Die Bebauptung ansefiibrt,
inoem aeiast miro, oaB, oa Die briti-
iden Miiller nur aslbli9es Mebl aus
inoifhem QDei3en MAIDEN f0unen, bic
Mmeritaner Welidfornmebl binaufiigen
miiKen. bas in's Ylaue itiht unb burd
Die Mii6un9 bas amerifanii1e Mebl
tpeib lnadt. Der Goniul iaat, bieies
Nrgument tpiiroe in beri9iebenen 9bei-
len bes 26nisreides nit boIer Mirfuns
gebranbt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-02-17
Uids wI~.,t eai iabre. tssr / 897.

Geit einem balben Sa1rbunoert
laabt oieier Rntalog BON Wlumen, Ws.
mifeiamsn. pHansen, Rnpllen, Aoien,
@etreibeorten, aartpffeln &C. fein res
selmdbiges grfdeinen. um lns 3u lnab-
nen, bab es 3eit iei. an bic Bsifeanna
unierer Gdrten 5u otnten. Die bies.
idbri9e Mnsgobe entbdlt 6ganse Geittn
nit farbiaen Sauitrotionen BON Nolen,
Mliern, @olbblnmen. NeIten uno 9o-
nlatoes. Ser 9otaIog sntbdlt piele
ipertbpolle Mittbeilungen. ioipobl fir
ben profeflionellen Gdrtner tpie fir ben
2tebbaber. Wfan ienbe Is Gents an
Sames Bids Cons, Ro9efer, u. g.,
fiir Elm padet BON Bids g.dfete Utter,
tleue Sapan Morasn @loria, pber ertra
ausaeiDdhlte disqualification uno Elm
greinplar bon Bids Hlumenfiibrer.
Wenn Sbr idreibt. oab Sbr bieie Noti3
i'm rBeobahter" 9eleien, miro gu6
naG @mpfane Der Oroer aud nod elm
padet 8lumeniamen frei 3ugefdidt.
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Gimem oiten Mrste. Der bon Der prars 3nrid9e3pgen
lebt lpurbe bnrd einen Oftnbii1en Mifondr bic Be-
fGreibun9 emes e.nfaGen pegetabiii@en psiImitteIs
ttminbfnist Bronditis. Ratarrb, Mffbmn unb alleu
pals. unb 4nngentranf9eiten anseebdnbiat. au9 ein
Wittel fir poltipt. robifale penng BON VerpenIpd.
bic muuberbaren 9eilfrdfts In tarjenb den erprobt
bate. tratete er es fir ieiue ii6t boS Wtel fenen
leibenben Wlitmenien befannt an mnben. Bon 0eieMl
Weotip unb MEnih getreben banbeIte Ct. SD ieiloe
bieies Ne3ept gana fofteire an Mle, bic es pdnf1em
In beutI1er. engltf4er nnb fr0n56f{1er Gprade nit
NpIler Antpeiiung ber oerjtelung unb hes Gebrou8.
Genbe Ahrefe unb Driefmarfe, be8iebe Std ani bieie
8eitumg unb idb fenhe eS jpfort. 10. q. ROPES. $50
4oDey& HIpd. @nHcfes q. y
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Afruofe 6rfd)optnllo
6e(silist earh 0r. Mifes' 1leruine.

aalaIhHhe asrrattrns bss Nernenipaems bseti.
fn6s astt wav boa UtbirH anh bic seiitissn syato.
epiitn. ionbezu tahrt Ga@ sns GrRranfuag Isbsns-
Vaiasr Grsaus Die osfdbrIsnls bisier imbirsttsa
s. aeu bsiett In einsm Grgsifeamsrbsa bsE Ser,ens.
Gtties mag ber Son nit sses. y. 8. Snsfoss
Sapxe Riper. Sab Gr iHreibt:
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-02-17

aluminium iou iebt in Granfrei1
aud fur ben 9au ben gilenbabnmaoet
gerwenoung fihben. Sic 2eitung
Der frans6lifden Staatsbabnen bat
neueroinas eine MnSabl perIonenmaasn
in geitellung 9egeben, bel oenen bic
Sbeile. pelde bisber aus giien beree=
itellt tparsn. nit Masnabme Der Ndoer,
Der Nhien uno Der Guppelung, aus
aluminium perfertiet meroen ioaen.
Sie @etpidtserfparnib ioll fir ieben
Wasen runo 5000 pfuno betraoen ;
oas tpdre uleroings nur etlpa Der s.
big 10. She'll Der aansen 2ait zines
Yerionenipagens.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-02-17

Der @emeinbe, peter lltImann. Qanb.
nirtb unb Nutterbdnbler, Batter elmer
|arpben fsomilie, Elm braper, in alien
2reilen Der Bep0Iferung germ geiebener,
bodseadteter unb peroienter @emeinbe.
genoSe.
sSn 0utttppI (gern) III in Der Naht
pom 22.i23. Sonllar i'm Mltsr bon Sc
Sabren Sdlnuel Beetihen. Geometer,
nad LANCER, ibmerabafter 2rantbeit
gsitorben.
Sn Grid ifi Der Gbef Der tpeitbe-
tannten @iientpaaren Jirma Bdr &
gie., Moolf Bdr, infplge elmer 8lutper-
siftuna aeiforben.
Nah fur3er Rrantbeit iarb ans Gonn.
tag in pinoelbanf (8ern) I'M Utter pon
"a ssahren Sobann Nitlaus, Dudbal.
ter in Dem befannten 6ol3oefddft oes
0errn Safob WitiAi-Wlanier in 0in-
oelbant. in meldem er felt % Sabren
treu uno setpifenbaft ieines Mmtes ae-
maltet bat..
Miillermeifer 0elo in llrtenen (gern)
bat iiA an elmer in ieiner Wible inifal-
lirten 6raiie 10 idmer am linfen Mrm
perlebt, Oab, als man i'm in ieinem
Ylute lie9eno fanb, er benz Weriheioen
nabe mar. @ein 3uitanb ilt beiors-
niberreaenb.
Sen eigenen Sarg perfertigt bat fih
in Nuw i'm Sreiamt (Marsau) Der
Sdreiner @i0i3er, na6bem ibm Der
Nrst ertldrt bate, oaB feline 9ranfbeit
unbeilbar lei. ST probierte ioaar nod
ben Sars ilnb muroe ioirflin barin
beltattet
Sn Trid (9larsau) tonltituirts iid
Elm @omite fir Den 8au elmer elettri=
Ihen StraBenbabn Narau= 6rif iiber
Die Staffeleag. Sir ben yaufonos
ipuen porldufi9 Srs. 10000 belbafit
wernen. Die sanse gnlaee piiroe ca.
/ Million 6ranten toiten. Wtit Der
Iusarbetllng Der Yldne muroe bic Sir
ma SertIAinger in 2ensbur9 beauf=
truat.
Ser Ypliseiridter oes Mmtes Bern
bat am Tienitoa einen Bauer aus
Sberbalm, Der ieinsm 8iebitano nidt
aenug gu frehen CAB, troboem Die Sut=
tsrporrdtbe reihlib porbanoen ,paren,
81 4 Sa9en 8efansenibaft uno Nrs. 10
9ube perurtbeilt.
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lebt Elm MaEn, Daniel YoDsll, 2ano.
mirtb, Der lebtbin iein 25. Sinh bat
tauien laifen. So lit bns Mprt audi
beredtiat: Serr. Dor auf nit Seinem
Seeen!
sSn yaiel oentt man erniilid an bic
grribtung zines 0ebsl=Sentmals. Gs
1T bereits Die giloune zines Gomites
anaebabnt, meIdes bic 5rase ituoieren
5pa.
yom 81. Sanuar an 1T in Der noro=
G6en Sdmei3 10 siemlib iiberall ftarter
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,Shneeltiirme bur6 oas 2ano, our6
fpelGe bic Selspbou=Gerbinbunaen un=
terbroben wurben. glus Dem Sura
tperDen gilenbabn =8etriebs= St6runeen
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rungen i'm BOft : 8erfebr. Sc Ibneit
INNER 81 ; Gle S6littbabn lit sur Sreu=
be Der sroBen uno fleinen 2inoer i6on
jebt redt gut. 9tatiirlid gift 0ebel's
Spiiihlein
Il mo- me Iuest it'd 96uee unb @bnee.
Mie iiebt I. StroB uno sSrBwss meb
ct.
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Dor beraepn Sabren bate tda eiuen Ieidkn e6Ioo.
anfan. ri.berarbeituna fnbrts nernbfe Grin6pfuua
nerbei SD tunrbe unsemeiu nerobs unb bic Nm.
freuguns BEL bifentIid.m epre6eu berurfatte pera.
nnpieu, tueI1es mein 2ebeu btbrubte. SD sebron&te
stpei Tla!Gsn Dr. wiles' Nem 9sart Cure fur msine
9erabsiauerben nnb swei JIafaen 2r MiIes re.
ftorotioe 1eroine fur mteiue Nerp6iitdt uub bin
beIer oIs i'd iemals tpieber su ieiu erpartete SD
fanu ftunbemlans ipreden obue sn ermiben Dber
pom Sersfppfeu befaen gu tperoen. tpie bi.s frber
Der Saa mar, uHb i'd fible uidb Sbuen 81 9aHs
ptrpfintet'
Sn habem BET ansn Mpotbeferu. 9r. UtiIeS Bud
Aber S,er5. nnb NerpenIeiDen fret per Ypt
DR.. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart Ind.
9r. MiIes' Seilmittel MAIDEN geiunb.
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Der nibt senannt fsin min mnb feline porIffdntiae
3etluns bon ftl,iperem aeioen elmer in einem DOL.
tprbud an8eeebenen Mr3nei perbanft, labt buras
nns boSiebe fpffenfrri oil feiue leioeneen Mitmems
fhen oeridtden. Dieies 9roi,e Bud, eeatidt ober
en9Ii. entbdlt @esepfe, bic in ieoer Mpotbefe ge.
matt tuerben tSnnen. S&idt Cure MbreHe init
Briefmarfe an ,,9bripdf Slinir unc 0tSpenfarn."
23 %. IL. Ctr, Stem Worf, N. o.
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aDsr uns feiue MbreHe einieubet bem ienben mir
per poit osnane ansfnnft hber elm 9ana uenes Ge.
ibdft pouit rsenb cine periou mdunIisu ober meth.
Iiben 0ei1ledts aui ebrtiHe. Wsiie uub obne srsbs
auslaaen uao Waabe iber 100 Dollars per Monat
psrbieusn famn. Obue gteisn uub YebbeIn. Rein
Notwithstanding iOnbsrn eim elrli&es eeiaaft.
Mbreifre
JOHN HOUSE g. Co.,
Canton Lewis Co.. Mo
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Grruriinn mad Wsyifa iiber bie pens
islbania 3inien am 10. 9anmar
unb ~. Tebrnar.

nnter Der Gibrunu Der amsrifamii&ex 9ouriitsR q.
Gptiie.gDag0ons. io,uie Elm bsionberer 0epddmaesn
seben obns ms6iel burd Mebr Meien in MstritO.
msbr etdote unO Drtf&aften aIs nod ie oHerirt Gis
Ttdets nmfaiien ale ansiasen Snlof. uub epeiis.
maoen, aOtels etc. Gar ndbsre Masfauit msnbe mon
iiA an g. Ban Duisn Ghief Mfaent 9euerrl YaIIosisr
Moent Tittsbars 90.
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ehnIitb aebenb.
NDroIid aebeno.
yin rem NIT t besa4netsu statsouen p,rn auT Gig

I'm zen mt beaeicbneten Gtnttonen mtrh auf Gig.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-01
SUNK In COLLISION.
Fishing Schooner Norwood Ran Into
by a Collier.
FormerWent Down In Less Than Five
Minutes-Crew Saved.

Boston, Jan. 1.-The three masted
schooner Sarah Ward of Boston which
arrived today from Philadelphia, coal
laden, ran into the Boston nsning
schooner Alice Norwood last night, four
miles southeast of Mirots light and sunk
her.
Tie crew OF IA men on board the Nor
WOOD, wero rescued by the Ward and
brought to this port. Several OF them
sustsine1 injuries by being hit by falling
spars. The Norwood commanded by Cap
ain Mich el Murphy, Ieft wharf yester-
day for the fishing grounds along the
shore. The Sarah Ward, which was hesvy
laden crashed into her cutting her down
to the wstor's edge. The mainmast OF
the fisherman was broken off near the
deck aud toppled over on the other vessel
ipjuring the Norw ood's crew and damag-
ing the rigging of the other vessel. The
Norwood sunk In less than five minutes
and her IA men were rescued with great
difficulty. One man had his lag broken
oand theirs were cut about tho head. Ihe
Norwood is a total loss. She was built
In Bristol, Me-. in 1871, and was . two
master OF 40 tons register.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-01
NEW YEARS RECEPTION.
Annual Function at the White House
Largely Attended.

wAsHINGToN, Jan. 1.-New Years day
brcke raw and cloudy over the Nations
capital, but the weather was not allowed
to mar tho annual reception given by the
chief magistrate at the executive mansion
to the Official and the unofficial. The
White House reception insugurstes tthe
social festivities of winter and In many
respects IL the most social function of
the year. The reception this year was
brilliant. For three hours from II O'Clock
until p. m. the reception continued
Long lines OF carriages moved slowly
through the spacious grounds to the porte
cochere where their occupants alighted
and made their way to the blue parlor
where the receiving party stood.
In tho blue psrlor stood the reception
party. Those who were in line assisting
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland wsre Mrs. Steven
son, Mrs. Olney, Mrs. Carlisle, Mrs.
Lamont, Mrs. Harmon. Mrs. wilson, Miss
Herbert, Mrs. Francis, Miss Morton.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-01
Observation-Disclosures
Off Grand Manan.
Was Far Out Of Her Course
When She Struck Rocks.
The Captain and All the Members
OF the Crew Were Rescued.

ST. JOHN, N. B., Jan. 1.-The agent OF
the Donaldson Steamship line at this
port, has gone to the comuaDy's steamer
warwick, the loss of which was teie-
g-apbed .isst evening. 1t is not believed
that much OF tho cargo will no saved 90
the vessel IL reported to be- full OF water.
The cargo consisted Of larye copsign-
ments of manufsctured goods from Eng
Iish and Scotch houses to st. John, Mon
tresl and Toronto importers. Ine scene
of the wreck, tho. yellow: MUIR Ledges.
10 miles from the soutberly end OF Grand
Msnan Islsnd Ia over 40 miles from here
and is long distance from any telegraph
station. The steamer was number OF
mics on her course and struck the
lodges during thick weather Wednesday
night. Captain Kemp and the crew are
at zeal Cove, Grand Msnan, and will
probab bly, como to this port on the Bay OF
Funuy steamer Flushing, after survey
of their vessel Is made.
The Wawrick IN owned by Donaldson &
Co. of Glasgow, and is one of their regu-
lar fleet tnat runs between Montreal ana
Glasgow In summer and from this port
in " in er. The vessel had a terrible p1s-
sage on the way out. She was running
nearly at full spced when she struck the
rock. The vessel and carae are insured.