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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-18

THE NORTHERN.
Rev r. Holmes. Victoria.
p. Hunt. Anacortes
J. K Morgan Indiana polls Ind.
NJ \ Bradley. Indianapolis
L. NJ. Bradley. indianapolis.
NJ. n. z. Hayne. F., Cudahy. n. w T.
T. z. Engle. Fl. CCdahy.
a Menzie Fl. Cudahy.
II l.. jenkins. RI. Cudahy.
=. r. Purcell, High I'M. Mo.
r. Newbrook Yukon.
f. Tedford Yukon.
Joseph coZelias Yukon.
J. a steytler. South Africa
George l.. Hay Seattle.
G. r. Aldrin. Chicago.
Q. p. Noun. spokane
MAY Gallagher. Great Falls Mont.
Percy ~. Palmer Everett:
NJ. s. Williams. kicn9ike.
Charles Lovsland Yukon
n A. Lindsey. San Francisco.
John ID SNYDER and wife. Ffndlay, D.
Herman Pfeifer. Port Angeles
Frank II. Cole. Tacoma
II. Marion, Woodlnvi.ie Junction,
j. :. Levy. San Francisco
r. Blssinger. san Francisco.
Bowman and wife. Nj. Carroll. Ill.
w ". Myers, Warrington u. g
Ind.
Elmila scheer. JefersonvIne. Ind.
:. II. Child. Minnea polls.
J. =. Jones and wife. Aurora Eeb
II. F. Newton and svife. Aurora. Nak
II. Cole and wife. ATssora Neb.
Charles schwarz; Aurora. Neb.
&. w. Hunt Walia Waila
John McMaster, Clear Lake.
Sam kepler Evrett
=. T.. Roliln Everett
r. X. Wells. Wenatchee
w. q. RaIlo~. Memphis No.
J. 4. Schenk Memphis Mo
George F. Mohler and wife GrlnnelI. Ia.
A 6 Mossey and 1tr. Peoria. Ill.
& .. Wi!keson. Hamilton.
+ Welch F'ri5ay Harnor
T Eeliey Friday Barbor.
Mary r.. Pollock. Washington r. G.
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Direct fo hf0ud Ike.

Steamship Portland will sail direct for
Kiondyke on July 9th. For passage an
ply North American Transportation and
Trading Company, sis First avenue. Port
land connects al 81. Michael's with Yukon
river stea nerS.
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First Christian Church.

Seneca street between Third and Fourth
avenues. ]. -. Smith. pastor, residence
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go Fourth avenue Preaching at II A. m.
and p. n. Sunday school at s.ss a, IN
Y. P. s. c. E. SIS p m. Prayer meeting
Thursday nigAi. Morning subject. The
Biesse<sness OF Believing" Evening SuS-
Jecf. Some q the Signs of the Times in
the Religious Sky"
Mental Science.
The Mental Scientists NEE. every Sunday
a, % IN. at Taecsophists' rooms lbs
Third avenue All are welcome.
Adventist.
Services al the Adventist church. SO
Second avenue north Sunday evening.
Iune p. Subject. 'Spiri;Galism, D. T.
Zero. pastor.
Progressive Lyceum.
The Chlldrsn's Progressive Lycsum
meets every Sunday morning n Pettfs'
h2iI. First avenue. a. y o'clock.
Mount Carmel Mission.
Mount Carmel Mission No. I4S Third
avenue, between Union and Pike streets.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

The public - hereb-- warned not y ~
sny money TO parties REPRESENTING :. 80,
agents OF the Seattle Post~Inteinks~et 80
authorized traveiins agents Il the Pr
IntelIigencer. viz: j. A. Mcclellan. 4 Soss
bawley and +. q. FTeeburger. inis nsass
not apply 70 resident agents OF TINS tpa,srs
VINO ara located I'm various cities ana ~ whs
IN the Northwest nor 70 noStIi1fsts,.rss' ss,h4
are In all cases authorized 20 sahs ara
scriptlons fer the Daily, sunday u.ors.
weekly Post Int iiigencer. city co.'syss sh,ts
J. a. Cathcart. X. r. Hawiey. c. v.
ana Wiil.ar- II. Beatty.
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Only 81 to Chicago via Grea. Nor,assu,
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a m ard on the third Sunday % every
month 81 a. n Service every Friday at
80 p. IA
81. PauTs arel-warren avenue and
Republican street. Mr.. william n Butt
IN charge. Sunday school st $40 a n
SERVICE with sermon az II a. m. Holy Conn
msrion celebration. Bishop w NJ Barker
Officiating.
ST. Sserhen-s-Baliar9. Rev 2. E. by
lard. rector. Divine service every sunday
al II a. m ard 80 y. m The Holy Com.
rrurion IS cele5rs ed on the first and
:Asra Sundays Of the NORTH, on the first
Sunday a, II a m. on the third sunday
81 SD a n.
81 MaTk's-Harvsri avenue one square
north Of Madison street and Broadway.
Rev. .. c. Garrett. rector. Services at
T.50 a n II a. N. and p m Sunday
school az s:45 A. n. Young peoples ssry-
ice al r. n Strangers welcome
Trinity Parish church--Corner Eighth
avenue and James street Rev. H. H
SSowen rector. Holy Communion. so a.
m. Morning prayer. litany and sermon AZ
IL a. N. Evening prayer and sermon, 80
=. m Sunday school. 9.t5 a m Morning
subject Loving Much, Forgiven Much.
Evening ST. Olaf and the Conversion OF
Narrzy" Strangers cGy1iiallv invited.
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w.,hoa,.t Protestant Churches.

Yesier Junction Church-Preaching on
Sunday at y a. a
DIwamish church-Daniel Bagley. pas
tor Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching
a 30 p. m.
Firss-Pine street and Third avenue
Preaching AZ II a. and 80 n. N. by
the pastor. Rev. w NJ. Kellogg Glass
y m Y. P. S. c. E. s:l5 p. IT. Prayer
meeting Thursday al 80 p. m Monthly
meeting the first Thursday Of each month
al s 81 u. n
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II she histnry 81 organic life a~s eve
4Ut1en srass What Spencer calls the homo
seus.aUs. there s. Sach thing a. rvsre-
50 SsfAsEs or recurrence 70 primitive fy.s*-S
- wsl as progression. ha5 ses latter ~
TIE r2ie ara aiwakx prevails n are al
AErs have Been instances. Ter exaza..s
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Mental Science.
Adyenffss.
Mounf C,rmeI Ni..ian.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Mount Carmel Mission, No. lbs Third
avenue, between Union and Pike streets.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-03
TIE GRAND JURY
Returns Many IndIStmsnts-SEoEAn and
Brady were Indicted.

RetarnU Many NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
brady were Indicted.
The criminal court grand jury COM
pleted its Iabors yesterday at II a. m.
Some Of the true bills found were not
made public. as the persons indicted are
ut large. The grand juTy's work:
William Hull, shooting Robert Null
doom, true bill found, but case post
poned until next term.
Morris Holman and Jack O'Neill.
robbery OF c. p. Schambra'S clothing
store.
charged with robbIRE Charles Heed.
IS. +. Chaffin, appropriattng the goods
of the c. F. Adams installment COM
pany.
false pratenses,
Henry Smith, rObblng General A. H.
Beach.
Robert Cloudy, charged with . felony,
was discharged. Mama Creighton and
Leo Lockwood, charged with misde-
meanors, were dismissed.
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Their RECORD.
The chieago Fire Inspector Tells
Something of Smith
AND 4 NAN WHoSEDESCRlPTIoN
Tables Almost Exactly with that Of
wnIIam Eaton, whose Place orBu'in'''
tn ths farmer BuiidInE was BHrn'd
Dat Under PscHIisr CIFsa mStHnss' Last
Thur,dAy aorntnE-smlth was the
Companion OF Eaton Before thO Fire.

Interest in the origin OF the FRO in
the Turner building, on Main street
causing loss Of 5000 TO s. NJ. Rice &
Co, and the Turner estate, and which
started in the stock Of William Eaton
continues.
Yesterday the Intelligencer secured a
copy OF tho following letter from Fire
Inspector Conway. of the Chicago IRE
department. to Chief OF Police Turner.
OF Huntington;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-03

Yesterday morning at 81 JOsephs
cathedral. a very pretty wedding was
soIemulzed. the contracting parties be-
ing Mr.. August Wilhelm, OF the East
End, and Miss Fannie Hercules.
charming young lady OF the South Side
Rev. Father Moye performed che cere-
mony, the immediate friends OF the
couple only being present. Mr.. ana
Airs. Wilhelm have the best wishes OF
a host of friends. After breakfast
at the brides homo the happy couple
were driven 20 q newly furnished hotne
ON North Market street, where they
will go to housekeeping.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-03

Weather Observer Christian schnepf
has made the following abstract from his
report OF the weather in February: Fair
party cloudy seven days; clear, three
DAYS: cloudy without rain, eight days;
rain, eight days; saow, tive days: high
eat temperature, IS on the end: lowest,
Y on the lst and 9th; average. 8i,6;
average 1896. 3i,5. rainfall 3S5 Inches
rainfall 1896. 22j Inches snowfall, about
5ua Inch
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-03
CITY OF CHICAGO.
FIRE AtARSHAL'S OFFICE.
CHICAGO, Ill, Feb. q, 1871
,,inn fInn,inrtnn. NJ Va.

Chief Of Police. Huntington, W. Va.
Aly Dear slr:--I am informed that one
Of my old friends, Chicago nre0ng. mas
located In your city. Ny Informant teIls
ma that he IL keeping q general store
there, and II Is not for the public good,
j assure you, but for tho SOLE purpose OF
deEraudlng some Insurance company py
burning the goods. This fellow had hF9
some time ngO In Harrisburg Pa ana
may have brought some OF the goo9iSI TON Ton
siHt OF WoodenWRre. cTOckery and light
grey iron castings.
nm further Informed that he has got
the confidence Of your local banker there:
II this is true. why OF course ne 1on,L
know tho man ne II dealing With. This
fellows right name IL Smith, i. W. This
may not bs the name he goes by mere
He II about 9 feet. s or 3 Inches high,
weight about le0 pounds, pale face, may
wear a nustache, talks with an AMERICAN
accent, smooth t9lkeT. ana walks Win 2
stumbling gait. In company with MIN
would be another jail bird, named r q.
name no may think OF. He "a feet. Or
10 inches high, weight i65 or 40 POUNDS
sandy hair bald-heAded, beard X any
sandy, likes TO change fAcia appear anes.
Often wears full beard or moustacho %
Eide-whiskers: quick acting, nervous, hRFd
II these two are together IN your city
they are there for the purpose mehtlone9'
ana arc two OF tho most dangerous CElnAA'
Nv sole object in writing you Is for the
public good. Hoping to hear from you
am 'o''' " s II. w. CONWAY.
Fro Inspector. Chicago Fire Dept
Tho description Of the man. F, ~.
SmICh, tallieB exactly with that OF the
man, Smith or Schmidt. who was for
several days before the Turner build
ing fire. the companion Of William
Eaton. The description Of the other
man, +. G. Cowle, alias Fred Gordon.
IL also Just aS good desert ption OF
Eaton, with the exception that he Is not
bald headed, but has thin covering
OF hair on his head. Tho other features
OF the description OF Cowia are striK-
inEly like that OF Eaton.
Eaton is still in town, and has not ef-
fected settlement with the insurance
companies. He was subjected TO q rtBio
examination by the insurance adjusteFs
on Monday afternoon, but nothing was
developed that warranted legal action
on the part OF the insurance people.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-03
Ghe.9nteIIiaenenr


TO the Retail Grocer.
Sesbitt & Bro.
wanted-A Medium Sized Fire Proof
Safe.
Egg Poachers-Geo. w Johnson'S Sons.
Opera House Murphy.
Opera House--On the Earth.
Ednm Cheese. Etc.-H. I. BehrenS Co.
yl.sg Per pazeG--HlgEins' Gallery.
Great Reduction in Crepe Paper-Carle
Bros.
stocks for Saie--Astna-StAnda Iron
and Steel Co. and BsllalTe Steel Mills.
More Broom Bargains-Huebefs Gro
If Your Eyes Need Atten,ion-Dillon,
Wheat & HHrcher Co.
WooIen Underwear-Geo. Z. Stlfsl &
CO.-Third Page.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-03

The Protected Home Circle held an
enjoyable social gathering at its lodge
room in the Pythian. castle, last night.
4 splendid programme OF music and
literary selections was rendered, and
tempting refreshments were served.
The members and the friends 60 the
number OF over n hundred were pres.
ent. and the evening proved delightful
The lodge will give another entertain
ment March 25th,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-03

Is severely taxed By dyspepsia. But
good digestion will wait on appetite: and
health on both" when HostetterH htom:
ach Ditters is reSorted to by the Nlctlni o.
INDIGESTION, Heartburn. fiatulence. bill
iorisness viii cease tormenting the gastric
region and liver II this genial FAMILY cor
reSiive meets with tho fair trial that 4
sterling remedy deserves. Use II resulaTly'
NOT SpasmodlC0lly-now anu theh' ~ SOn'
uuers malaTial. kidney, nervous ana Fheu'
n, n tIr ailments
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-03

Rev. Jacob Brittingharn, rector OF
ST Luke's p. L. church, yesterday
evening pronounced the solemn words
that united In marriage, Mr.. John G.
Halves, Of baltimore, Nd, and Miss
Ida Todd Dunbar, Of this city. The
bride is a daughter Of Mrs. Lizzie III.
Dunbar. OF the Island.
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The owner Of the LOST basket ot grocer
les. found by officer Babh, at the Pyth-
ian Castle on Saturday night. recovered
his property yesterday. lie saw the Item
In the Intclligenesr, and giving II salts
factory explanation TO Mr.. Thomas
Montgomery. the South Side grocer, sot
his basket back again.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-03

on Monday afternoon occurred the
death OF Mrs. Easter Cassidy, an Oged
lady Of the Fifth ward. who lived with
the family Of her son, James Cassidy.
She was In the eighty-siNth year OF her
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-03
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
$500 AND $500 TROUsERIHGS.

To Feduee onr stock Of Fine TrOa1sr-
InEn, we Offer al cos aud less oar $500
line At $500. and $500 line At 5000
SEE UPPER WINDOW.
First arrival of Nobby spring Neck
c. HESS q SONS,
Fashionable TRIIors and Cent? Furniah.
erS, 1891 and 1919 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-03

Charles Sunday. OF the Eeast End,
was taken to police headquarters yes
terday on the charge OF fast and reck-
less driving. He narrowly escaped badly
injuriug himself.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-03

The Yves, Virginia state board OF ex-
amIuers win hold examinations for
teachers at Wheeling. Grafton. Athens
Concord church, and Huntington. on
March %. &c and q. In the announce
ment OF Secretary \. J. Wilkinson, OF
the hnnrd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-03

Caused by reading the SsIG-praisinE ads,
OF SrIE-uamEd optical sXpCTtA ~ doc
tors ~, professors ~ aud elaIrToyantG ~
.-an he cared without pubIlcIty by d W.
lsFubb, Ontlclnn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-03

THEY are so small that the most
sensitive persons take them, they are
20 cfrcctlVe that the most obstinate
casea OF constipation, headache and
torpid liver yield 10 them. That u why
DeWitrs Little Early Risers are known
as the famous little pills G, Il. Goetze,
corner Twelfth and Market streets;
Bowie & Co. bridgeport; Peabody &
Son. BenWood.
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FOR RENT

The Hall corner Main AID Fourteenth.
AUGUSTUS POI.LACR.
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FEATHER RBNovAroR.
Wives and
HOuSek0eperS.
TELEPHONE NO. soa

TO All Whom It May Concern:
Tho undersigned have purchased Hamn.
toms Improved Feather Renovation. and
also an Improved Carpet Boatcr. which
Ia guaranteed 10 neither rip nor rRvcl
and are now prepared 20 do work promptly
and at reasonable prices. Work called for
and delivered free OF charEc Leave or
dsru 81 Il. Lukc'a Livery, No, 1879 Mnvkat
street, or address
FORD g. HANNEN,
Corner Eighteenth and ChapllnO Streets
Wheeling. w, Va.
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CARPETS.

Our new spring stock from the best
makers OF the world now complete.
SPECIALS THIS WEEK.
50 rolls Roxbury and stInson's Brus-
sells Carpets. soc quality, at
69c Yard.
Is rolls Higgins 9.wIre Brussels Car
pets. Csc quality. at
49c Yard.
I5e rolls Best Heavy All Wool Ingram
, Carpet. 70c quality, at
49c Yard.
'lco Bisselrs Carpet swsepersNt
S1.98.
IL ana lS-fo5t Lace Curtain stfetehers,
with Easel. at
st,19,
Lace Curtains.
~ you Intend purchasing anything new
"a the Curtain line you will ind.
larger assortment here than In three
ordinary stores.
SPECIALS THIS WEEK.
800 pairs regular 500 value Irish Point
Lace Curtains. special offer this week.
98c Pair.
Over 500 pairs Nottingham Lace Cur
taina. Beautiful Patterns. values we
have never offered before less than
$50 and 500. TO be sold this week at
98c and SLAB Pair.
Better Grades Of Lace Curtains on up
to $3.50 per pair. all at prices that
would Interest you.
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At 75e to $3.50 Yard.

elaborate showing OF High Class Suit
ings from the best French. EnBlisA
and German makers, We invite and
solicit your critical inspection.
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Surprising Values In
Black Dress Goods,
At 49c

. pieces 20 to IS inches wide Fine Slctl-
lans. All Wool Serges and Clay Diag-
onRls. All Wool Imported Jaeduards'
Broche Figured Mohairs, the regular
CSC aud I5c qualities. this week at iSc,
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At 49c

100 styles OF the Best American All Wool
and sink and Wool Mixtures. 20 and,
4.-lnch Imported Novelties, 20 styles
Granite and Etamlne WeRves, and All
Wool Checks 60 on sale this week at
De
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-03

s2-inch Bright Lustre Sicilian. 45-sncht
Imported Jacquards, is-inch BarritZ,
cloths, 4s.inch Imported German Hen
ri.ttas. values up 10 SIS yard. all go'
this week at special price OF 55c yard, I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-03
RAER.s cLoTH1Na HousE.

Turn neither to the right hand
nor to the left. Avoid unreliable
cheap clothing save the expense OF
high priced tailoring, and tak'
ready made Clothing "Eaual to
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First arrival Of u
wear aud ColOFSIl sbl
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STONE & THOMAS.
AT 25c

speclaI Display Of Sc TO IS inches wide
SILK and Wool Mixed Novelties. dag
Onal SerEes. Bicycle SultinES, Folwell
and jamestown Novelties and Shep-,
pard Cheeks. In Blue and White,
Brown and White. etc. No use Of pay
ing bOc for them elsewhere. Here this
week At 3sc.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-02
NpiOhucr

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3alfer i 8apclnb. en- llbfant al 5erre
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Spoen % begpnote at piie Wrs. Hoa
en- lao paaialosnoe Spmarfiombeo, at
slaen blsp en- Sfilsmisie melIem
benbe % Manben. Otter Sfifsmisien
upIoa Walfer fit Baulnn hos Wrs.
0tua, iom boeoe iammsn meb fin Mcs
Der. "a TOM peo W,ibnatstio fire
maltereoe 0tGuo til Suiet % brso op
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al benz sisntjenote i'm iOrrise Wanb.
De tps @alfer meo Jig | bare sfjor'
ten % bros no paa Sanoet meo BAN,
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laaoe be en- Stritte ON bans Sals %
trueoe meo at banse BAN. Smioier.
tio blep be enise ON at labe BAN Ilippe
meo en- iorioarlis 3rast Yrpll. Mals
fer frauleoe iiocn irem III Soft os III
alaper paa aroppeu. Sag er anlast
mob Suiobuerue.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-02

bsstr Grab Ga Tor iu ai9rltqtccs
zIDlo iaalt mers, emo eIer5 meunehe'
ia Rrait iormadr ct barc. CT Rat
feo Gun enonu uii0stis. iaa iorbarmeoe
DsoseHgelT fa oucr beuos on bar
b,uOss rene Glat Op III Gpiet3 o. 5re.
oens spiss Ries. 1uiinoer par ole.
reoe isr ialoue Tom Ore for 8ttoins
~retiens moich uoau at BgDoeien 5aOa
Cs i0It nOBsuiombsm Ela3s 1leoltOeta
beO. ger iorau Si0g, TT ben jbleb
martreoe inutss JsleljeH at bile Usuoe
tIlba5c ! DC osoe 6JCrter. Gaer var
be! tHn JrBgieu ior ben iorusmwe 6I'
miles 8reoc, 2lu9iieu iOrmeoeit bet
Jori 9roelieus Glria, Der sjenI8o &c
Ulaa, oa bet bIsU b~etisnoi, at Oette
uu8e, iiicanf, mtIos 9 eisn baUoe eHoi
fl Sip u1osr lOr,u5su? pU0rodU BET
enc par, iln loo Osu itggtelige Eum'
itOl fig nsts meo life at iOrislse osH
8Boc I'll @rnpeu.
z September 1860 btep Der pnd en-
M tor Autooaie t9ntoslig opI9it ct
@trtit, bgoruso JObauue be 8oBorqHss,
Baroue5ien al piGusra, bleu srtlGrsi
for uhplotg % teHoe5 @ooisr anUilte
beHoes Ssu. og erbusr bleU paubuot
at Utie benoes Wiinoe %tritelig 2Grs.--
gsitc par ct i~ieloent Tdialoe / 3ntui'
iittOnsus Gunaler. Gen lob fla life
iad let iraUriiie line Dirrs GtenoOmne.
2er maGtte tDlugeuos @runoe III for
at iremIotfe Ell iaaoaa Viii obeo. Sri.
iunoen eler life, - ben itiSnne 4ns
oaluiisrinos par Oiret.
Gj bar fun nGUHt no0Ie fan Dire;
Euiaoer ai Ot5ies Naous sr bleons
ilenOte for GiterUsrScneu, bog er Bier.
tnlet al Dem ior9ltmi, ocrss Stipbner
bOrtblGite meO oere5 Baals afe.
z lnu9e 9loer itatteoe o. UnlteSe
ocuue irDstclige Gomtof, iom fac
barmbiertigteO5l0it gap 8orgernss
geseme % SiGt til Bris. Gen u6si6b
mango Qarbunorebsr Wlenneitenss
beoite 8lpO. 6srit / iOrri8e garbun.
OrsOe bteU oenS gia9t brlot; / pore
Gage bar enopg Guitap 2loolis Gors
eulug oHnoet ~2tosans iii ben ipaHite
0oueotao. Uten tire N~arbunoreoer
muatte benaaa, i0r ben e~unn0clile
Strife Der UauOt iulo Gperberrnbeo
o. 1rlbeo. TGrit ueo 9euoluttonen /
1868 braGte5 Der oSiaa paa bet trte.
lige Smrnaoe ct irIin qonoepult III be
iOrGlOeOe. uOleueos I%ilitanOs. 90
mart oil Der / Dtaorto, tUOr 9ntUlii.
tIonsOOmitOlen ruicoe iOm uarit, ueO
0IGtp al BIN 6oreuins opitaa en- pro.
teitaunIt atrIel