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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-06
BIG FOUR ROUTE.
Special Excursion to ChautauQua, N.
", July 8.
M12.OO FOR THE ROuNn TRIp.

Train leaves indianapolis AIS a. m. Ar
rives Maysville 7:45 D. m. Call at Big -Four
offices, No. l East Washington and Union
Station, for full information. H. M. Bron-
son. A. G.. p. A.
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To Cooler Rreezes.

Through sleeping cars for Grand Rapids,
Petoskey, Mackinaw City and northern
Michigan resorts, via Pennsylvania lines, to
Richmond and G. r. e. I. Railroad. Leave
Indianapolis 1870 p. m, arrive Michigan
summer resorts following morning. This is
the only through car line from Indianapolis.
See city ticket agent, corner Washington
and Illinois streets, or address w. w.
RICHARDSON, d. p. A.
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$1-CINCINNATI AND RETURN-S1.
Via c., HI. & ID. Ry. Sunday. JuIv 10.

National League baseball-Cincinnati vs..
Chicago. Two special fast trains stopping
ton leave Union Station 715 a. M; leave
Cincinnati, returning, 7:15 p. m.
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SUMMER OUTING
Win Rio FOur Rv.

Leaving Indianapolis in special sleeper
July %, connecting with special train at
Gallon for Niagara Falls, Thousand Islands,
Montreal, Quebec, Lake St; John. Adiron-
included: Call at Big Four ticket office for
full particulars
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Insure with German Fire Insurance Of In
diara. General offices, 20 South Delaware
street. Fire, tornado and explosion.
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Lawn Guards, Hitch Posts Ellis & Hell
fenberger. Phone 95S. 366 South Senate ave-
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And several other secondhand, at bargains
Carln & Lennox, 5 to E. Market st.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-06

Square Pianos for &5
Cash and 81 a week. cariin & Lennox.
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Kimball pianos. Carlin & Lennox > e. Market st.
Feed your horse JANEss Dustless Oats.
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Upright Pianos, $3.50.

McGiuiard Agency Co. Fire insurance.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-11

auriidtreten - neil = nun, neil Sle
Bel berferbsn bic @efible ni3t gefunz
ben, bic sic gu einem gunoe fHr pas
2eben notbtpsnbig baltsn." 80.
n@ern, aern," REF 8urgen, reg 1T ia
bic @abr6.it = i9 begreife freIll4
ni6t, fparum Nrdulein emma - a&r
bic 6rauenber3en fino ia urertorl@lIW
unb unberenenbur." a.,
,In6 bQnn," fubr Georg ladelno
fort, vi6reiben Sic mir cine slntafle
@nf9ulbigung iiber Sbr Fttig's
Wprt eegen Serrn pon 5dltenber9 =
i9 bsripre9e S6nen, baB er pomtt 3uz
frieben fein unb S6nen BEL Der ndaittn
8egegnung i'm Club ooer in @eleuz
f9aft bic Sano rsiden uro etnige
@prte bes 8eOduerns Idgen piro, oaB
feline gang burmIos gemeinten S3er5e
Sic gereist 6dtten."
9ds 2G8eln auf 8urgen's Slppen
tpurbe 10 fiBfreunbli9 uno berblne7
lid, pie sr es IpnIt nur BET ben 9of@
feIten fir bic bD4Iten Serri4dften be-
reit bate. Seine Nugen itrablten
bur9 baS gplbgefabte @ugenglas. er
briidte @eorg's SdnOe uno erl4oPtts
Ii6 in 9untIugunqen fir 0eIien LEE
benspiirbige unb freunbf4aftliaegsrz
mittlung.
f7.ts.L,-. E,f,EN
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ShiHsnahri6ttn.

Hewzg t, 10. Sebruor. - Nm
gefommen iinb bier Die 0ampfer
r2aug6ton" Don Marieiaes II. rgu@
cutdn" BON 9apanu, iOpie nSuule"
BON 8remen.
Q6gefubren: Stuttgart" nufJ8re~
men.
Queenstorpn, 10. 6e6r. -
@6gefa6rsn mad 9spsgort lit beute
BON bier Der 9ampfer rMajeitic" BON
2iberpool.
Gibraltar, 10. 5ebruar, -
9aifirt: 0umpfer nGitp Of Repcaitz
IT," bon 9oti nu4 Baltimore uHterz
tpegs.
G6rifiananb 3, 10. 6ebr. -
Der 0ampfer rRorge" lungte heute
bon Retpzgort bier an.
8tasgop IN, 10. Sebruur. - 4n=
getOmmeR IinO bier Die Oampfer rPoz
meruntun" unb rGtbiopia" BON Nepz
gort.
Queenstown, 10. 5e6ruar.
@uf Der Reiie bon RepzYOrt na6 Qiz
berpool langte beute Der 9ampfsr
y8ermanic" bier an.
Qi3aro, 10. 6ebrudr. - 9eIi6=
tet purDe bier Der 9umpfer ngaen
8idmers," bon Baltimore nu9 8reS
men beItimmt.
Mntnerpen, 9. 6ebruar.-0er
0ampfer rQlnpid" traf beute BON
Baltimore bier Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-11

pel9e bdS Suiti3 : gomite dnfpst't,
barber Grmittelungen an5uiteaen, of
bic Srore, our9 tpel6e bic angeitsa7
ten Der &eeierungsbruderei in ben
tluiiifiSirten 9ienIt singerei9t ipurosn,
angemefen mar.
Der i'm Sdus Gomite fir Snpdliz
beuz9enfion ihpebenoe 8ori6ldg, Die
0ittpsn unb 8inoer bon @etsranen,
pslts 3utinftig bsiratbsn, pou Der
9eniiOnsliite aus3uI9lieBen. rpuroe in
Der 6eutigen SiBuug nit Z gegen 8
Stimmen p%erporFen.
Der StudtsIefretdr Ifidte beute benz
Serat CUR QntipOri uuf cine oissbez
5iigli6sp 8ei6luB bic GorreiponOsn3
mil 9sutI9tlno be5iigli9 bes SbItz
einfu6r : 0sfrets. Der tpsIentlihe
Snbalt pefsI6en lit bura bic 8a6el=
Depei6sn Der lsBtsR paar Sage bereits
mitgstbeilt tpprpen.
6eilsarmee : 8ensral Boots uno lei
ne 8egIeitsr Itdttetsn 6eute benz Prdiiz
osntsn einen 8eiu6 i'm 0eiben 9duie
ab unO puroen b06It 5uoortommsno
empfanqen.
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srl6Hmurb ncs .5artcn bun Srinis
Oan."

81 Yafo, Ser, 10. 6%e6ruur.
Baron 6arOsn 6itep. better ais Der
,SiirIt BON 3riniOaO" betannt, beging
beute i'm bieit9en n9ierIDn : 9otel"
@elbitmoro our4 @er9iften. @r mar
Ieit 1891 nit elmer So6ter osS Nepz
gorter STANDARD Oil" Magnaten
So6n $. 5Iageler per9eiratbet. 9idep
binterIieB Elm S9reiben an feline our
i3eit in Corona, Sal. befinoli6e Sat
tin, in psldem er i6r %mittbeilt, oaB
er i'm 8egriffe iei, ii9 bas 2eben gu
nebmen. @r tpuroe in peiteren 8rsiz
fen betannt. ais er por lGngerer 3eit
8eiiB BON Der SSnfel Srinioao ergriff
unb ii9 als Militdr 0ittator protIaz
mirte.
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Gtrob-B at;sufrOb IS bis 81, Roaa.ut
frob SO bis $40 NIB 9aisrhrOb Sc bis 81
pro Come.
Wals = otter s. bis s., neuer
$1.85 bis $1.9O pro SaB.
Horolpeiflih BauQe.
6eu-GimOthp'Seu $40 bis $l3; Sleeber
50 bis 81 pro Come.
Gtroh - Bni;euitrOb s. bis IS, 9ioggsn'
iiroh IS bis $40 uuO 6dterfrob 81 bis So
pro 3onne.
9tGis-alter S-biS s., ueuer S1.85
bis $l.95 pro 6aB.
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CA9ToRTA
Ser Qrnnuftrn=W nrft.

(0ie unten its6enben Preiie be3ie6en
Ii8 duf bas Gngrps @eI6GFt; i'm
@nOetaiI : SanOsI lit Elm @ufI9lag
BON stpu 3sbn PrO3ent gu bsre9z
nen.)
IepfeL. - Slit Qusna6me elmer
tpobIbetdnnten 6eFeren QuulitGt Iino
bic 9reiIe fir Nepfel UNI Elm @eringes
5uriidgegongen, cine 5Ol9e Der Oers
mebrten 3%uIenoungen, peI6e bic BON
bOriger @o4e iibrig g~ebliebenen 8Orz
rdt6s nod 0ergr0Bsrten. - 0eiB~
fob 1T 5iemIi9 itsti9; feline groBe
oGnii6e &0pfe bra6ten bis gu $500
unO 1925 pro 100, pogegen getp0bnz
li9s, feline Sorten ieIbIt 81 rsIatiO
nieorigen Offerter nur gsrin9e Ser
tdufe srsielten. - @ute Qudlttdten
bon gelben 3 IN bielten if
rem alien 9reis dufre6t. 8eFere
Sorten BON fpGtreiFsn &tons6sez
IT n Fdngen an ieltener gu rperben uno
purosn gu $500 big $500 pro SAB
pfferirt. - NQe 6Ioriba'er 8emife
Iino erfpunI6t, bd nit Qusna6me BON
9ppffaGat fattif3 Ni8ts oabon
bertreten tpdr.-8emiiI aus Der I'm
gegsnb, pie g I'M etc. gingen i'm
9reiie 5uriid.
Die 9reiie itnb, nie foIgt:
Qepfel, pro Sab .... $2,25-$3.75
8eiBto6I, pro 100 o.. $1.O0-$3.0O
3piebeIn, pro 8ui9eI $780,.
3piebeIu, pro SAB -. $2.25-$2.50
8artoffsln, PRO 8uI3et 65c.-78c.
&drtoffeln, neue Bermuda, pro SAB
$3.50 $500
Spinal, pro 8uI6eG -. 6Oc.-70c.
SeQerie, pro 8inOel 2c.-3c.
SeQerie, pro 0uBeno ~. 15c.-30t.
&ronsbeeren, pro SAB $6,00-$8.O0
&rpns6eeren, pro &tIte $1.75-$2.00
Runbe Riiben, pro8uI4eI 124c.-15c.
Gqrotten, pro 8iinbsl 2c.-2Jc.
@pfelinen, pro 8iite . $2.5O-$3.0O
4pfeliinen, pro SAB $4.O0-$5.OO
Weerrettig. pro 8uf4sltiite 75c. bis
$1.0O.
tomatoes, pro &Orb $2.00-$3.OO
8opfIaIat, pro &Drb -. 75c.--$1.O0
8Iumento6I, PRO bal6er 6aBtpr6
$1.50-$2.00.
Gier, pro DuBeno 12c.-134c.
Greme : Butter, pro pfunb 16c.-21c.
DO. 0airD print, pro 9fO. 13c.-18c,
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,,TIr bic Sat-"

4G6dnp, N.zg., 10. 6e6ruar. =
9as unterbaus per9sieBgebung nd9m
6eute ben Dor einigen Sagen dngebote>
nen 8eI9luB nit 70 gegen 63 Stimz
men an, pel9er ben Senator W&urp6g
fpegen ieinss Stimmeus fir Den Sell
lers0eIhIub taoslt.
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Injtmarfen<W
8sri9iebene StabttbeiIe, in fpeI9el
poit Berthaeiaen bertauft


IS, S Saa! gfrsss' 3. J S 81 9s'i Ga.n a''H''
guls9s uHD Gbai,s5traSt, ednI. 8. 1luritt
Nstnt.
asnOOsr. unO aiasstrabs etauff & Softer
dqtHttH.
1900, Dsttanssstrst., 6. 8. gaf&mau. Qssnt
Carer: unO MOi9Usstrubs GOparS 8. aaS,r,
saoRsk.ad, grsaSnOV unS sultimor..s trabs
Gtotss J. YGap, dItnt.
1890. Gsys: etfis.t' stTsSt,. 6. 8 mid, as.nt
1906, asiass:sttett, %. . UatiOn aasnt.
55l, gOrO:G ultons9lstnut, 10. 8. Gutt5oit
e8S, 6olumbia.gu.nu,, s. Rinn, jun, ss.nt.
goria9.ap'nus uHS oaTriiOn1Strabs d. G. 6
lOl5, tfsGOEt.qs.nu,, 9. :. Ripple, Gs.nt.
aonbaros uns GbGDsI'etrabt Srant 6. GrieOel.
aatrt.
gOnb: uaO Oliser. strab., o. 8. arans, Go.nt
$50, @sf+sGratoss-s truSt, Rinism s.unbtnn,
iI2ol, Dsf.aombaro.strsbs sobn 8. Span,ssr.
SSnss uns Sbdmts.s trsb., 8. 9ittl,r. ao,nt,
Gsrt' nns SObHiOnsetrabs, D. =. 6. eS:iDt.
108, Gsro:sop:strGst, SObn 8. glaB, Nu.nt.
COL, TteStnrp=StraBt g.. .. Rinisp, stasnf.
1919, @st'eaitimSr sStras,. aSiiiam gui5,
ss.saSDau uno GsOsaI:s Strait SObn ;. a.as.
140S. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Gpa Sbrintr, Toent,
1914 Sipiions Strast, 9Obu U. @ebb, gIaenf.
HuitsnsNvsHut uHo 2anoaltsS trabt, Q:roinic
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. unS 5aSstt,. etrast e.o. g.
sisn,s.GS: Gilmurs unb Germans trss., 2. r.
@Srfsgocp, gurntl g.. SappiHatOn, dssHf.
&uibrrps5trdbs unb WlprtlssaSsnut. Or. asuis
Is, '' iIaiiOnssIUtnns sBoOObsrru GlareH,. .. @il.
2ortbsapsnu, uHO @eGuaSbsst rubs SuSil
Tle9. Sbipltp, ggsnt
81, 5malpOoo : 5trabs GOiDars eSrassr.
Grsmont.4O.nas unO g%arrrettabs 3. %. SO'
tst, Jun, gleeut.
aaelDalt, .GIiiba 9. Scott.
Granatsilt, 6iram Rimble.
q. 6trab. uHp 9uHtiuge0nsaSrtuf s'uis Tsia'
oelar.
aeroof'G6s TuIburps uHO Garsusstrabt 5Sbn
%. @ilfens.
eaogtR:G6, Der slsOl.. uHO Gbsn.strobs. an'
ortp Dl. 5umbleisH.
80, ROr0sgrOa6nap. German u. 9lsmpsr.
SalttHort. unp GOsHsStrabS ebrIftan1 Dr.
9rarss9ia. unO 6ultonsaOtnut SObn d. Chris
Malbers' unO Gbarlts.strabs u. ,. BOSNIAN.
SliHtoH' unS sOton.strabs s.nrp B. Ssitn'
8. uHp @~'uGb.strats. samss 6. 9rnar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-11
0iehin1rfte.

&hicnsc, SGs., 10. 6ebr.-0it aus
fnhr ucu 3lnouieh bsrug 10000 Stid;
BART fetia be- S1ptiGen $2.l0 uHb S5.45
oariirenoen Greiisn. Shueius /: 3uiuhr
$4,000: Rarft attiu; be Jelie oGrrIIrteII
,Iptiden sS.7 5 NIB s4.O2i. Sdauie: 3uirbr
$4,000: WarIt ftets; OIe 4retle OarrIlrIsr
spIihen 1926 IHo 1915. .
GaR.gibertp, ia, 10. Gebrnar.-
Die Olartt fir 8inbu!et mnr fIetig bel
sudden $500 uub $500 ihudnfeHoeu
Breiieu. Shweiue: 3utuhr lslhr Dtartt
letig; bic BreIle u~ariirten irullten $3.50
nrO "a As. Shonfs: Giart; fietig; ole
Breile uarrtirteu ;mIidpeu $3.50 mo 1925.
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@irhfnttrr: nnn struhpreiir.

SOlsenoes inp bic aat ben laatIItsa
Baageu fir 6eu, StroA II. |. -. 9eiern sra
jielteu Breiie:
StfIi6e Baage.
pen - Gimotbn,6eu $40 bis $l2 pro
Tonne uns &Iseh.n s. bis $40 pro Tonne.
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snItlmrrtr g f.,teurssrf..

(Berittet llr Gen A.. O:ttfhs1 5Srr - IulelIe1" bur
UtiDDeroort, Sllpsv IL Sou7.l
Saltim1re, osH 10. SebuIdr 1898.
TiooeRonrt, Ott,.r 70 50. U.rebJsT tie 5rII:S'
Sautitrsr 5Iatten 5.21 49,. aui so Iaqs, III
Stti 6,19L- 500, saIIud 1uii ne 5.23k-5.23S
% Gdae. J%lcuuswdrt "a ZIG. SuI5sH 39It.
SterIins 5dntiers uuf 80 EaJs 4.S34-%. dgi
Sihi 4.S5a-.., fauimdHaifhs 4.S2A-1.S3.
Srrfdufe dui Ger bfeiseu @HesteI'Spria.
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gaIttmurrr Narftberihte.

(Ssrihtst fir ben .5.utibeu COMPLEMENTARY
baltimore, ben 10. bsbruar 1898.
Die heuttas I8etSer5uiu5r bstruJ $500 Buihel,
Der Glspdtorsrs&Orrdtr ] ,OlS,6i5 Buihel, BtridHot
pon ben SlevdtoreH 90. 299 5uibtl. geriiuit mlri
ben 1000 SuiheI uHo 90. WasgoH.
Tol9enS: liable Bei9t ben h%eutiasH. ~geIristn
uub ben L,BtiibrtstH StGHo Der 0ei8eHprsIis in per-
Ileiheuber ueberiibt'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-11

3Iftr.-peanar auuar 3I.I93 Buibel; Hits
@ulbey 8urtfatyoJer; yicoJtJrsGUorrIrI 4O3,O90
8uibel. Der DART mar fet 81 RotirtsH Hreusa:
eiErr Hcusr Hr, 2 3~U-30lsc.. %. Jtr. 3 % -
29S. DO. ut uaiITJirt Z sa-3OHt.. 1:nttbt Jlr.
= p -2Slst., 90. HLuI udiIiIlrt 30-2SE q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-11

Sine Sarm BON 40 ader: CUTE GebduSt: bsaa.H
ud9 Der Stapt; O~ur9idnitttn BON elmer el.itrii6,r
Sabn. RabIuirngtn bti g.. Butte, GaitottsGitp,
ppu Sas. y. Damon, Rr. 10, ct. 9duls5traBs.
(Gtt20, 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-11

: Sn San 8ernarbinu, Sal, itarb
i'm SO. 2ebensiabre q. 2prb. Der al
teIte 6reimaurer unD 5uglei9 Der dlz
teite ~Obb SELDOM" Der Der. Stadtsn.
@r mar in Der Sbubt Seem : gort GEE
boren uno fam suerft our 3eit bes
n@olbfiebers", 1849, mad Galifornien
mo er als @oloardbsr pobIbabsnb
purbe. Surge 3sit mar er in Soma
d%nfdfig.
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(5ortitkuno folot.
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Stchens0ciuMc
!lu;elgeR.-3 n uertauIeR.

3u Utrtaufen:
Gin 9aroaiu = Qcotn @aar Elm btbitss autrtbt
F,6troes giauo init redeem 5on; reuste 9srbshes
rlnocn, benes Rtipz9orter Gabritut, Sehel uno
Gcde. Dian iprsbe Dor bel 6rau Satnbtlo, 5r. 3,
Suo=5rtmoHt= Strobe. (Ueo.i,3gttJ
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Serlamgt.- Wtanner unO &naUsr

erIauqt
Gin beg Seuti5en uno Gnqlii3en in WoTt mn
S6rift md6tiesr a~tbilOetsr iunser Wanl as on az
ribtcritdttcr. S6riitlihe NumtlounQtri uh'tt 80.
g. 1907 oil Die expedition hes rStHtl1th Sptt''
Sro,Nru+ru N--l-
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SGaBamtsTetretGr cine 4nnetIunt
GuF $7.515,255.15 er6alten, tpel6.
CUR 3a6lung Der auf benz Dit uni
Ntittel3peige Der n&onias 9acific:
SGtn" Iaitenbsn erftenSDpotbeten Der:
tpsnbet tperbeu fpQ. Dieter S6rit
trurbe unter ben Snitruttionen bei
YrdIioanten in Der gripartung einel
gGnitigen Gnti9eibung bes Ri6iers
Sonborn in 81. Qouls getbdn, BOZ
hsm am Sumitag Der Qntraq Ger Re.
gierung argumertict :perben pirp. odf
ibr Die ginl0IunQ Der erIten 6ppot6e=
fen geItattst rnb Die duf ben II. 5ebv
uugefeBte Sa6bditaticn aufgsi9ober
lperDe.
@enerdIan;pdlt 8risgs BAT bus Re.
organizations = gomita auf 8eFrager
ruDon in 8suniniR gsIeBt, oaB bic Re-
Qierung auf feiner San elm nieDrieerea
4rqebpt a~nne9men piro, ais cine BEN
bcrgeItredten 8oritdl sntfpre6anpc
Summs, unb bdB ads gomite elm Iol.
hes Qn8ebot bern Gpe3idlanpdlt Der
&sg;erung, Grz@9uOsrneur .Soablso.
CUR 3eit, tpenn er ZEN Qntrug auf Gr,
!au6niB Der 99potbsfenzGinIGIuna in
e.. 2Ouis IteIs. MAIDEN t0nne. ST.
0o0rlsp reiIt tEIte nit Der MiQionen,
Gnpeiiung bee ShaBamts in Der ga.
Id' BON NepSGort nab 81. Qouis
autoriiirt, snttoe9er elm Qnge6Ot tsS
Rsorganii dfions , Gomite's i'm pollen
8etrage Der notwithstanding an3l.
nebmen ober Dor Dem Gi6ter ben err
pGbnten Qntrag gu ftelen.
~8ermtf6tes.
9rof. Gbmunb s. Sames BON Der
Gbicago'er l1niperIitGt 1T ais 8ertres
ter Der Der .Staatsn auf benz Gongr.B
fir 9anoelspifenI3aften auseriebsn
pOrDen, nel9er in 4ntperpen i'm
Qpril ubgs6alten tperben tpirb.
sSm Senat erlanete 4aen (9op.,
Nebr.) Die 4nnabme elmer ReIOIutiOn,
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BIG GRlST.
Spencer Mans
Invention.
A QUEER ACCIDENT.
Bowling Contest Closed and
Totals Computed.

Spencer, Dec. 21-George P. Dewolfe
chief of the Spencer fire department
and local painter, put in use a metal
polish today, which IS claimed on good
authority to be the best thing on the
market. Mr.. Dewolfe has been work
ing on this new polish fer some time
and brought 1T out to the public this
afternoon for the first time. The two
leading polishes on the market today
are those of Steel and Lane, both of
which Spencer men claim are out
classed by Mr.. Dewolfe's.
A special meeting of the Masons was
held tonight in Masonic Hall and the
second degree was worked on one can
didate.
julius r. Sibley of Tufts College re-
turns home today for the holidays.
A number of young men in town have
formed a social club and have decided
to hold a series of socials this winter
in Spencer and the nelghboring towns.
The date of the first one will be Jan.
s; cakewalk and dance at East Brook
field
The society young ladies have de-
cided upon January for their annual
ribbon party. For the past few years
these socials have been held in town
hall and have proved very enjoyable.
1t will be held in town hall as before
and dancing will be in order. Refresh
ments will also be served.
The dining room at Hotel Waldo has
been abandoned, and the boarders take
their meals in the new restaurant
downstairs, which has recently been
opened by George Reynolds.
The foot ball team of the D. P. H. S.
held a meeting this morning and voted
to have their pictures taken next Tues
day afternoon, either at Curriers' of
Spencer or Schervee Of Worcester.
Charles w. Smith today rolled three
very high strings at Bisonette's bowl
ing alley-106, 112, ia making total
of $780, This gives Smith the champion
ship of Spencer for 10 strings, with the
total of 1918 pins.
Joseph Dumas, who came in from
Worcester with a large load of furni-
ture, this evening met with funny
but not serious accident. When com
ing down Cherry street hill, a stake in
his sled slipped down and caught the
bob of the front sled so that when Mr.
Dumas attempted to turn around
Maple street corner the front sled re.
fused to move, thus letting the puma
slide down Cherry street, taking horses
and all. The two pole horses separated
somewhat, so that one went on each
side of the fence situated on the south
side of Cherry street. This stopped tn,
progress of the sleigh, and no further
damage was done.
A civil suit was tried in Judge Cur.
It's private office, today, between Jo-
seph Pion Of East Brookfield as plant
if VS.. Ferdinand Boucher of the same
town.
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Is ALIV L.
The Missing
Contractor
SEEN BY DRUMM Err
Last Friday W. f. Cunning
ham Was on N. Y. Express.

Clinton, Dec. 21.-At least one per-
son in the world has seen Contract
or William F. Cunningham since his
mysterious disappearance with $685. of
his own money in his clothes. That
man is James D. Clapp, a drummer for
William c. Randall of Buffalo, N. Y,
dealer in light and heavy oils, Mr..
CIapp formerly resided in Somerville,
and has known Mr.. Cunningham from
his youth up by sight and by reputa-
ton. Mr. Clapp came into town this
morning to inquire for Charles OShea,
with whom he is acquainted. He knew
that Mr.. O'Shea worked for Mr.. Gun
bingham, and supposed that both Mr..
| Cunningham and Mr.. O'Shea were still
in town. Mr.. Clapp was astonished
to learn that Mr.. Cunningham was not
in town, and especially to learn that
nobody knew where he was and that
he had disappeared.
Mr. CIapp said to the Clinton CORE
spondent of The Spy, with whom he
conYersed: Il saw Mr.. Cunningham
last Friday on the train that leaves
| Providence for New York via the lines
| of the Consolidated railroad just after
1 o'clock
IGCOS 1ll1t1I IllDl anu SAT IN the
same seat with him. He chatted
pleasantly and seemed to be in per
fectly good health and happiness. He
said ne was going to New York to look
! up contract connected with some
canal work that is going on in the
state Of New York, and that he was al
| present engaged on a contract in Gin
ton. During the conversation | men
| toned Mr.. O'Shea, and Mr.. Cunning
I q fsA1E tl,.,N ~
contractor on the job in Clinton, and
incidentally told me where O'Shea was
| stopping. That is what made me ask
for the latter. I got acquainted with
/ Mr.. O'Shea when he was working or
| the aqueduct for the New York city
water supply
Mr.. Cunningham told me all about
| the contract in Clinton. as If he were
still working on it. He spoke as il
| everything was prospecting with him
and as If he expected to make a large
sum Of money.
l don't know but I did notice a Ger.
tain queerness in his manner, now thai
! think of it. Although he talked
cheerfully, there was a certain vague
ness about his speech and his manner
was not confident. Although he talked
unusually fast, he seemed at loss for :
word occasionally, and two or three
times l noticed that he rubbed his
| hand across his forehead as if he had 2
headache 1 do not believe I should
have thought of any of these actions #
| had not heard this story in Clinton
He did not act in the least like a mar
who wanted to keep out of sight. HI
asked me to look him up if I ever came
TO Clinton, and in several ways showed
| that he had no desire to conceal either
where he came from or where he wa.
going"
These facts have been communicates
to Attorney David l. Walsh, ATTORNEY
for Owen Cunningham & Son. who wiz
make such use of them as he sees fit.
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STURBRtDCE'

Sturbridge, Dec. 2l-George Vinton
who enlisted in Co. K in southbrldge,
and who went to Porto Rico with the
sixth regiment, returned home today.
He has been sick and in the hospital
most of the time.
The furniture of the E1ms hotel was
sold at auction last Monday by william
Whittemore, the mortgagee. 1t was bid
off by j. f. Laid. ~
me congregational Society has in
vited the Unitaritian Society to ioiin
with them in a Christmas catherine
next Monday evening" The INVITATION
has been accepted.
Arrangements are being made 10 hold
farmers institute under the auspices
or the Worcester South Agricult,lr;,a
Society, the second Saturday in Janil-
airy,
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CHRISTMAS SERVICES.
There Will be Special Masses in the Cath
Ole Churches Sunday.

Christmas day, which is one of the
great feast days of the Catholic
Church, will be celebrated by the hold
ing of extra masses and musical SER
vices. Special attention is paid to the
Christmas music in the Catholic
Church, and all of the local church
choirs will be strengthened by the ad-
dition of extra singers.
Following is a list of the services in
the various churches:
St. Paurs, masses at s, s and 1870.
Vespers at 100 The 1890 mass will be
solemn high at which there will be
no sermon
st. Johns, masses at $50, $50. s. g.
915, 10, 1890. Vespers at 100 The {
o'clock mass viii be a high, and the
1890 will be a solemn high, with a SER
mon by Rev J. A. Hurley. Vesper ser
vices will be conducted at the Notre
Dame convent on Vernon street at III
in the evening.
AT the Immaculate Conception. mass
es will be at 6, 7, 8, 9, 1890. The mass al
3 o'clock will be a high, and the 1876
will be a solemn high
At the Sacred Heart, masses will be
at $50, 40, S15, 9.15 and 1880 Vespe1
services will be conducted at 4 o'clock
A high mass win be read at $50 and The
1890 win be a solemn high with a ser
mon by Rt. Rev. Monsignor Thomas
Conaty of the Catholic University OF
Washington D. c., formerly rector OF
Sacred Heart Church
At st. Stephens, the masses will be
at Z, 8, 1890 The 1890 mass will be q
solemn high, with sermon by Rev
James V. Kelley of Holy Cross College
AT st. Peters, the masses will be al
l. 8, 9.15 and 1890. Vesper services viii
be conducted at o'clock. The go vii
be solemn high mass
At St. Anne's, the masses will be al
6, $50, $50, $50 and 1880. Vespers al
$50 The o'clock mass will be higf
and the 1890 solemn high mass. A
/ service