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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-28

Jean Ingelow's personal estate amounted to only
$50. 900 at her death.
Lord Charles BereSford is at last . RearAdmirl
and may soon reappear in Parliament.
Fontainehleau's great grapevine produced 1919
pounds OF grapes this year. which. when recently sold
at auction, brought In e7l5.
switzerlsnd's bears were supposed TO he extinct
but some chamois hunters In tho lower Engadine re-
Gently shot aud secured one and report that another
escaped them. This win add TO tho excitement Of
mountain climbing In the Alps.
sandycombe Lodg,. at Tw'ckenham. where Turner.
the painter. nvel. according TO MIR. Eusk,n. from
ls0S to 1897, and where he painted many OF his
Views OF the Thames. is offered for sale. The house
is said to have been constructed after Turner's own
designs.
Cork now possesses the remains OF blessed rhad'
deus Mccarthy, recently bentlned by Pope Leo.
Tn were conveyed in u golden box from IvreR IN
northern Italy. where the ni'hop died 500 years s>o
on his return from a pit. rnnaSc - home. and have
b-un deposited In Cork ca hcdral.
A parliamentary cricket team. consisting OF nye
Lords and fourteen members OF the Commons. Is so
ing, TO make a tour of the British colonies, ~includ,ng
Canada and Australia. next srasun. The Attorney
Ut ncral. Sir Richard Wcis.or Is captain. AMI several
OF the younger members Of the Government are Iu'
cluded In the team.
England has Just discovered that sweet corn Is .
delicious vegetable and that corn stalks make good
fodder for cattle. The London Standard laws down
correct prime pies In recomm uIlus II; "Thcr' !, -
help for youi you must take It up with your Gnsers
aud bite the corL from the COB; to atiem { to cur It
on with a knife spoils II. Itis an Am. nc IN Il sh, aut
Americans know what is good. ~ have mIca %
thank them for IN that way"
A curious landslip occurred a few AAys ~, IN IN"
villase OF Sat,el, In Canton srhwy2, I'm ina tu,t 4
by the side OF u road whi Ii run. a ,rn., tn u;cuis
NIL as carried. without suhtiiHing ans .nl.fF'
t~hir'y'ilve !eet down the hlllsiIc. stui plug just sNpri
OF being procIp.tated into the Rly,r Stonen. Tho
road In front OF tao house. the garden, and all no
Immediate surroundings OF the i'm are Iutact, W
the house were too large slns. aud even Inese have
In no Nay suffered.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-28
Tracy or Tnmmany.

The Hon. WILLIAM LYsoNe STRONG de-
livered himself Of the following opinion
after hearing that Gen. TRACY was willing
to take the Republican nomination for
Mayor of New York:
THAT means TRACY or Low"
That means either TRACY or q Tammany
man; in the present mood of Tammany a
Chicago platform and Bryan man. In any
case, a Tammany man whose election Will
be a victory for the Democratic party and
the Chicago platform.
There Is no question of Low in the cam
paign. II he is sincerely DESTROYS Of being
a unifying force among the friends Of good
order and honest money, he will withdraw
in favor of Gen. TRACY, who will be the
strongest representative of those causes, and
the only representative of them who also
represents and is sure to be supported by a
great, solid, and responsible body Of voters.
If Mr.. Low insists pom being a disuni-
flying force, and allows the Citizens Union
to go upon its melancholy way as a wagon
full of political gypsies, he may hand over
the government of this city to Tammany,
whose PRINCIPLES and whose policy are hos.
tile to the interests of any community that
cares for the good government upon which
the heart of Mr.. Lows friends are supposed
to be set.
Either Mr.. TRACY, an admirably compe-
tent person, in talent, experience, INT pub.
lie service as much superior to Mr.. Low as
Mornineside is superior to an elevator well,
will be the next Mayor of New York, or
some Tammany man who has paid for his
nomination by agreeing to the Tammany
programme, local and domestic, will be the
next Mayor of New York.
If Mr.. Low wants to be a faithful public
servant, his duty is clear. If he prefers to
continue to be an idol, the clay of his legs
will be u~npleasantly conspicuous.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-28
RECONCILIATION OF THE sPRAeUrs.
Tho "Governor, and His DnuEhter- Neet AFTER
u Separation OF Eighteen Years.

Tho Governor ana Hta Dnurhteru Meet AFTER
u Separation OF Eighteen Years.
From the Washington Star.
Society in Washington is looking for soms
energetic demonstration on the part OF Mrs.
Kato Chase Spraguc whom she returns from
Columbus. o., where she ia now visiting, for
since her departure from this city a reconciliation
has, 1t is said, been effected between her three
daughters and their father. former Governor
William SpraRue Of Rhode Island. When,
eighteen years ago, Mr.. and Mrs. Spraeue we're
divorced tSs;l. the latter N was given the charge
parents Ethel, the oldest daughter. was about
8 years old. while Kitty and Portia were 5
present Mrs. Kate Chase Sprague has forbidden
hor daughters to have any communication,
or any Of his relatives, and she succeeded in hav-
ing her commands respected until a few weeks
Some timo since Miss Portia. who 10 now
about twenty years Of age, was appointed to a
position In one Of the departments. She then
able house on New Jersey avenue, and was not
long In ascertaining that, she was able to, eyer.
write TO her father, aud did So. The letter con-
tanned an earnestly expressed wish that her
father would como to washington to see her.
NaPragansott Pier home. telling Pogrtiia that he
would. come. and day before yesterday no ar
waiting at the epot. but her sisters were there
also. and a most touching. greeting followed.
he ho"s ombrsSSd each Of I his 'a daushters. and the
young ladies tenderly caressed him.
1t was many minutes before Mr.. Spraguo
no presented them to his wife, Mrs. IneB
Sprague.. who had accompanied him on his
journey here. A little later the whole party
entered q carriage and were driven to the homo
OF Miss Portia. It Is understood the daughters
S Sfys f Phsir ia sss@n sssd I! hrs spssp peaF Rset a sSp eSnf'
IL their mother condemns the girls for their part
in the reconciliation, they will him
to Europe upon a trip which he m
taking In the early future.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-28
an orEx LETTER TO MR, low.
A s,rner or the Row Petition Reeuest. U'm to
Retire.

A girner or the Row Petition Requests Him TO
Retire.
To the How SETH Jor.
DEAR SIR: You have referred publicly TO your
obligation to tho lo2. 900 slenors of the Low pc
tition to become a candidate and TO main a
candidate for Mayor OF the Greater Now York.
I deny your right either to become q candidate
or to remain q candidate, or to otto the Low po-
tition as a ground for your present attitude.
Isigned that petition on tho distinct under
standing that you would not enter tho field OK
cept as q " ~unifying force among tho friends Of
good government" 1 understood tho friends Of
good government to DO tho enemies Of Tammsny
Hall. and your statement Of last Wednesday
shows how even you hold the success OF Tam
many Hall to DO the greatest calamity which
can happen to the city.
Ibelieve l was but one Of many thousands who
signed the petition on tho strength Of your
pledge not to be a candidate except as a unity
ing force. As a signer Of the petition on which
you pretend to act 1 demand that you retire
from the canvass. 1t 10 plain that you at least
cannot be q u~nifying force. Respectfully,
GEORGE FENrRcK.
NEw YORK. 102 West sixty-fourth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-28
THE OLD VA RSHIP YANTIC
To 20 Transferred to the Detroit Naval
Militia.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 27.-Arrangements for the
transfer of the old warship Yantic by the Gov.
crnmcnt to the Detroit naval militia were com.
plcted at the Navy Department to-day. Com
mRnder Wilkes of tho Detroit organization and
Acting Secretary Roosevelt arranged the de-
tails. The Ynntic will bc towed from the Bos-
ton Navy Yard to Montreal and there trans.
ferred by tho Navy Department 10 Commander
Wilkes, who will have a crow OF naval militia
men on hand TO assist in getting the ship
through tho Welland Canal. A Montreal firm
has undertaken the contract of owing her
through. Although an adverse answer was
made by n naval constructor in reply TO the
question whether the Eantic could be navigated
through tho canal. OFFICIALS OF the Navy Depart.
false work will lie taken away and tho guns re-
moved. 1t would have been necessary to remove
tho gums anyway to meet tho requirements of
the Rush BagOt convention between tho United
states and Great Britain. limiting the number
of armed vessels ON the great lakes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-28

A Cleveland despatch says hat the wages
Of 400 employees Of WILLIAM TOP of Youngs.
town were raised 10 per cent. yesterday. 40.
cording to the Hon. HORACE LEoNIDAs CHAP
MAN, the Democratic candidate for Governor Of
Ohio. there are millions Of idle" men about,
and wages in almost every branch of In
dustry have been reduced from 10 to % per
cent" Why, then. has this man ToD raised
wages when there are millions OF tho idle !
Clearly he is a member Of a Republican con-
spiracy to discomdt the gloomy HORACE
LEoNIDAs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-28
The National Irritation Conpresa ms

The National Irrigation Congress meets
to-day in Lincoln, Neb.. n place which is mem.
orable for tho copious showers OF language
which fall upon it and gush out OF It. 1t seems
strange that these showers have had no effect.
1t seems stranger still that all the thunderous
cannonadings Of Populist and Popocratic con-
ventions and orators have not touched and
melted tho iron bosom of the armament and
brought down rain enough to make the whole
country west Of the Mississippi and south o: the
Missouri an ocean with nothing but the Rocky
Mountains and the head of the Hon. CYCLONE
DAVIS visible above its waters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-28

how to oxnand SUCCESSFULLY the little thirty-lve
knot Turbinia into a ship whose keel will ont
measure even that Of the william tho Great. and
squeeze tho Ave days that abe must take in
crossing down into three.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-28
BUYING UP GAS PLANTS.
New York Finnncirrs Contract TO Purchase
Those OF Buffalo ana Detroit.

Emerson McMillin of the banking firm of EN-.
erson McAillin & Co. said yesterday that q
syndicate. composed of J. g. w. Sellgman g. Co.
Lehman Bros, HOLSTER & Rabcock, and his
own firm, had contracted to purchase the Buf.
falo, the Mutual. and the Citizens gas compa-
MES OF Buffalo. Tho only other gas company in
BUFFALO Ia the Queen City, said to bc controlled
by, j. Edward Addicks. Tho authorized Gnpi.
and tho authorized bonds e. 1000, 600.
Emerson McMillin & Go. have also contracted
for the purchase Of the Detroit Gas Company
properties. which Will &c lHgnct over 10 "A nov
company with a capital stock OF 81. 900, 900 and
an authorized bond issue of SO. 900, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-28

The Massachusetts, Democrats will hold
their State Convention to-day for the purpose of
r~atifying tho Hon. GEORGE FRED WILLIAMS and
tho Chicago platform. Tho Massachusetts Dem
ocrats can have no hope OF success, but at least
they can and will show that they are not afraid
or ashamed of Democratic principles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-28

BY far the best and soundest article we
have ever seen in the .Nep York Times was pub.
lishcd in that newspaper on Sunday. 1t was
entitled "Thomas C.. Platt," and was copied
from THE sun of the day before. 1t shonc in
the columns Of our esteemed contemporary like
a ray Of light in a dark place.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-28

Curiously enough the worst friend visi.
bic to-day of the Mckinley Administration
and Of tho Republican party organization is
the eminent II. H. KoHLsAAT Of the Chicago
1Imes-Herdtd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-28

The appeals to SETH Low to stick as q
candidate and to keep on disunifying come
mainly from newspapers preparing to support
the candidate OF Tammany Hall.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-28

II our Friends rho favor ws Vtfh rndNusortSfs Jor
publication irish to havs rejected orticlss returned.
tAev -p.t IN all cnses send sidwps for that purpose.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-28
SPEECH TO THE GRAND JURY.

Nrw Yonx. 1o2 West sixty-fourth street.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-25

auf ibren 2ienisn in bieiem T6eil bes
S'oates sinsufe1en. Der Shnee bot
lid in srobsn Nufeu ~anssbduft, uno es
II &sfabr uorbonpen. BOB es 1,bsr'
itwemmuuaen i'm JIabiubr seben mirb.
Steele. - Die cine St~euerporlage
gelauete i'm unterbaus Der Geisssebuns
CUR BoHuun9. Der Gcuuerr6r bot bic
Bi0s. bic fi& auf G~iuIproseiie, Gbsbru&
u. {. 10. bs3isbsn. unterSei&net. 9as
bous nabm eiuftimmis cine &s'olut,ou
an, melGe cine Bslohnuns pom $500 fir
Die ginfs0ung uuo rsberflbruua Der
oosr oes W6rrers Der Gam,le Sp'eer
81 Winono ausi@reibt.
&ranbTorfs.-Tas usrh,ersnb.
fte i. bier o~aaemeiene @roBteuer bot bos
untsr einem Rofsnouiwanoe BON $115,
OOOerr'htete Spnbicate @etduoe, in mel.
Diem ieds Jirm'n ibre @eihdftsloiale
einserittet bailen, SsrH0rt. 9es 6 fem
bduolers 2b. Beare G'ierwoa,enhano.
lung I'm Bertbe bon $50 900 murbs
sdrSl'h ru,nirt. Hsbitcsm muroen nod
e mo pier @eidditsbauolunseu burh oas
Jeuer ho,t teihdolat. Der @eiommts
o~srluSt tuiro cuf $247.OOO seitdst; pie
YER scl nur burd $24,O 600 3beIwsiis
Serlihsruns ssotdt is,n.
Drapto n.-Das @etduoe Der Hir,
mo Gnorsrps Il @ose s,ns iommt ben in
oemielbsn aufstipelderien 10000 Bu'
libel @etre,oe in Slommen cuf. Der
BEIRUT III ourb 8eriihsruns aeosdt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-25

s ameStopn n. - &thter Gilt ba
ben % Sabre often Sui. Soreuion. mel
der Der Great Noribern BabnasisQldaf
oils beren Nsent 81 @rauo Satbor IN
$500 betros, au 5rpet Sabre 3adtbaui
u%erurtbellt.
W q n b q n. - Wie aus WoIbing'ol
bsr,htet miro, bat Der B%unoesisnat BIZ
@ruennuna gb. 8. Nm,oous sum Bun
osS. Difrittritter IN Horonototn trol
Der Oppolitlon bes Senutors Sanibrousl
beftdtist.
5eenoen. - Gin 8ole, better
Namen man ntht ~ausfinbis semndt bat
tuurbe ieds Reileu n6roli1 BON Sarusl
entfernt alS 9eide 9 fuuoen; er mar in
Stneeiturm uerloren sesanaen uno sr
froren.
Binona. - Die Grmorbuna bon
1bomas Spieer uno flnf pom o,isr
8ermanbten NOT elm ihlimmeres 0srbre
4en, als man anfdnel,d annobm. 81,
unteriuhuns Der 2eiheu bat eraeben,
bob es fit IN Dem JaI BON 5rau Splcsr
uno beren Tohter I'm einen 2ufmort
banoelte. DIE sanSe umseseub b, finoel
f4 in Nufresunsu uno es oIrfte tein Sn
oianer. Der auBerbalb Der @eieruatior
an9etrofen m,ro, NIT Dem 2eben bapou
fOmmen. Betruniene Snoianer iolen
on BEN uerbdnsniBuoaeu 1ase in Der
@dbe Der spiceri9eu BObnuns ssisbsr
uoroen iein.
Sarge. - Diftrlitrihter YaIod
bat s. .. &pan uno 6. ". 9rpioals
uesen oes Diebftabls bon Wei5en oui il
ein Sabr uno VI. Batterion uub R
&eeo oss sleiden 9,ebitabls rpesen Out
Is Nonate ms toutssefdnsnlB ssididt.
Hismard. = Das @sprdientan.
tenbaus bat bic Bill our G%,nfabruna bes
Somaer g,ienbabuseieses nit IS sesen
3 Stimmen ansenommen. - &eprdieu.
tant Imi&eQ BON @aB Gounip bat Dem
unterbaus Der 2,s,slaiur cine ueitere
Bill sur Beiteuruns Don @iienbabns uuo
GIpreB s @eieQibaiten pors,lest. gs
onrften aber nur weniSe giienbabu-
Horlasen sur Guuubme ~selansen. Das
Sous empfabl i'm Blsnar , NusiHuB bic
BaRiruRs Der Steuer 8orlase, nudosm
oes oieielbe babin amenbirt batte, ba6
Steuern am /. Nousmber fdGis uno ON
l. Wdr5 .oelirqueul" uercen io0ieu.
Our Nunabme rpuroe feruer Die Borlaae
CUR Bloeruiuus bes Geieses, bemaemd6
oas Bort rBrecinct" ouh e,ue iucorpo.
rlrte Stobi beosuten lou, empfoblsn.
Winot.-Gine ernite @efabr brobI
Der bIibsnoen gbei4e,ouuss . Suouhrie
oieies Staatss. Der Spretsr bes Re
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Serr DlQiams, bot
cine Bill einserei4t. wslde bic Surisoic.
tion Der Gerldte in Sdsiounssiadsn oui
iolHe glumobuer bei9rdnfsn ioa, be
minoshsns elm Sabr lang im Staate
tpobnen.
Wabora.-S@ou tuieber fiub biegi'
Ienbabnaeis0i4afteu our@ einsn S&uee.
iturm seiwua0en uerben. ben Werfebr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-25

f~panoerer, namentlid gnsldnoer, 9eut.
ibs uno Granddaughter, iid i'm ysrpBen
@eiten" nieperlaiien, lit irris, nah Nuss
iueis Der ltatlitllden NuISei6nunsen
iperpeu uielmebr Die atlantiiden Staas
ten porseSpsen. Bon ben $4,000
Giupauoerern, pslbe i'm perIoIeuen
5iscaliabr lanosten, beabtbtisten. mad
benz Sbasamtsbsribt, $4,000 i'm
Staate Seem g)orf RI bleibeu, 81 900
sinaen nab Yennlplpauien uno $4,000
mad Maliahuletts, ipoaB allp biele orei
Staaten circa Slpel Trittel Der Seiammts
sabl ablprblrten.
Iad W~tinneiota, pas Sabre lang bon
oeutideu uno itanolnapiiden Bauern
bepprSust wuroe, sinsen weniser ais
nab Connecticut. Npros9 atpta erbielt
1850, Slo 9afota 613, Nsbrasta
1913, aanlas 800, Wtontana 920,
@ppmins 800, ltab 206 unb Sbabo
us. Webr giniuanoerer ais in iriis
beren Sabren, nGmlih $500, lieBen lid
in Marplano nieoer. 1914 in Suoiana,
24S5 in Wtilipuri, $50 in aentudp, 81
III Noro- Carolina uno 437 III WeIts
Sirsiuiu. llnsswObnlib srpB mar bic
3abl Der Ginpunoerer, beren Siel 5lo-
rioa mar; oielelbe betrus ndmll6 1853,
uno beItano ppbl sum srpBten 2beile
aus ben 5000 Gubanern, ipelde in Sol
&c oes auiitanoes lire Seimutb p~erlal
len baben. 9uuiiiuna erbielt 1915 Gin.
ipanoerer, oarunter ~ebenialls cine per.
bdltniBmdBis sruBe 3ubl Gubaner, uni
WiIiiippi So. llnter ben weItllher
Staaten, pelhe Die meliten @inpanoe
rer anSussn, uabm SlinUis nit 22,OOt
Die srite Stele elm. Sn Galiiprniet
lieBen lid 5000 nieper, oarunter lebl
uiele S~taliener, uno in Colorado 1900
grtanias muBte iid nit 800 besniisel
uno unt Stlaboma lenften 80 ibr'
S6ritte. Der einSise Staat, pel6et
mebr peiblide ais mdnnli6e Ginipan
oerer srbielt, mar New Samlbire.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-25
st. Sames.-Sie fano bic brittle

g 8 s.-Sier fano bic brittle
Sabresperiommluns Der W%atoniuan 60.
@eleGihait CUR Yerfolsune bon 8feroe'
bieben fatt. Nebrere bunoert Iarmer
baben fih uerpfli4tet. enersii&e WaB'
reseln sesen ale Bferbeoiebe in bieiem
gountp an5umenben. Bel Der Beam
tsnmabl bislt Der 8sreiu be alien Be-
aultsn bel.
p.-9iele Staot lou cine
eleftriide Beleubtuna erbulten. Die
8orarbeiten boSu msroen BON elmer st.
Bauler 5,rma bemnddt in Nnsrlff &C.
nommmen.
ct. Baut.- Der Staatsmilbbiter
@. 8. 5arnbom bes Staates Ninueipta
Ut fnau unb faI sntlaiien wOroen uuo
brei gommiiionsbdnoler Don st. Bnul
b%efinoen fid in Sdmuliidten. De- Sruuo
oauon IL, baB Der Staatsbeamte an ei'
mem Saldr eS iih niht seniisen lieB,
ionoern oapon swei empfins, eins oom,t
er i'm Situate in Der StonSeit oes @il'
bes oasielbe ihise. oas anbere, oamit
er ben brei gommiiiionshdnolern Bilo
in Der Sdon5eit l~iefere. Nande Msns
i&en baben bod Elm unenoli4 ueites
9emifen.
Jertile.-Gie uodmalise 3dbluns
Der Stimmen, uel1' fir uuo u,oer ben
Nntras, boB bas gouuip @arf islo &c.
idaffen rueroen io0te, it nuumebr been.
bet rporbeu. Den Bablcontet fibrten
bic Burger bes Stdotheus Jsrtlle. mel.
Dies i'm Sale ber Ibeiluns ces County
@orfi.lo bel Der Organization Der @ouu
tp. SIP merben ioute. Die 5rpelte Stim'
%meusdbluns bot eraeben, ooB Der erudbn'
te Nntrog abselebnt uuroe, uuo Smar
Himmten iiebsn mehr Rdblsr baaeseu
oils onilr tpareu. Bolt Gountp bsfteb,
oemna& nur aus Suei Ibeilen, ndmllt
aus @sb Safe gouuip uno benz onoersr
1beil, Der ten Namsu -Yolt @Ouutp"
trasen ioQ.
MabeI. - Gin Nsent elmer Seen
gorfer Sirma namens 81. . guana
'uuroe Jreitaa Worsen i'm bniiseu 30
tel als 2el9e uorseiunoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-25
S0o.Eafota.

Oniba.- 9as Suiiinoise gomits
bes 2esislaiur %untsrbauies bot beihloi
fen, boB Die 9abl Der Nitsl,eosr oes
&eprdientuntenbauies uno Staatsisnats
uersroBert tpsrben ion. unb sruar iO0eu
benz Seuat bel Der ndtfsn Seiiou elm
unb benz Qauie finf WItslieber mebr
%anseb6ren. Bsnn nidt einas liner.
wartetes 5%utrifft. uiro Der Streit 3ui.
ihen ben Nnbdnsern &ples unb ieinen
SeSnern ole Nnuabme 3ablreider 8ors
lasen in be,osn Sduiern Der 2.sislatur
uerbinosrn. pa be Bertreter Dleies
Gitrittss fit i'm SutereHs 8ptes ber'
portbaten, tperoen bic @ssuer pabrs
I1sinli4 cine Sweite Bill sur Bsrlesurs
oes Staais gapttols pon Yierre nab
Suron e~inbrinsen uno bic Nnuabme ei.
ner Der peridieoeueu @ii%Pnbabritsuer.
Bills ourt5uisseu iudeu.
Wberoeen. - 81 8ra,rie Jarm.
8rootinss Gountp. 1T Elm 9weispofamt
eiuserihtet woroen.
1pnoall.-Uuf Der ganiton 8s.
isruJtton 1T linton Sharp uub isine erft
ibm Dor Stuei Wouaten ansetraute 5rau
ermoroet porosn. Bsioe 2eiden rpuroen
in Der @otnuns. Is Msilen wsfilid BON
bier seleseu. ssfunpsn. Der Grau NOR
Der Gals ourditnitteu uno lie bate cine
au9elwunoe IN Der 8rut; Sharps
8opi mar BON elmer &uael ourdbubrt
$500 ioQen fit in Der Rob lung bss N6r
osrs ~teiunbsn bobsn, uno man permu
tbet. BOB Der Woro aus Sabs,er seidab.
90 If iein Anhalts punt sur Gufnatms
Der 8ettolsuns uorbauoen.
4rooflins &. - Der bisiiae Gin
wObnsr &. g. pusbss bot ieinem 9aisin.
wubriteinli4 In einem Nnfaa BON Baba
iinne. our6 einsn S1ub aus einer 5ints
Elm gnoe sematt.
aberdeen. - 0ier in bic Jreube
iber bic Wieoerpobl oes Ba~nbesiena.
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pdblten wuroe bel ieiuer Ridtehr in
oieisr Siaot elm ~srOBurtissr Gmpfuua
b~ersitet.
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'eQitoft baten elm Stid 2ano asfauft
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poroen.
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