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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-11

SON q tne ycar. OF course. We cannot tan vhssthay
c~6vFEE-Rio on the spot vas htm;N No. .ohe.
The sales were I, 300 bags Maracaibo At ohophc.
Futures here declined 8 points early on some
months, but rallied and closed steady with prices
unchanged 20 3 points higher. Tho enlca were $4,000
bags, Hnyro declined NJ, to ~; Hamburg y pig. 70
n Pig. The American warehouse deliveries were
receipts. 1000; stock. $50 900; erohangc. b.10d.,
an advance Of I-o2d. Santos was nrm 81 100 reis I'D
tnngTpe, Secsipss. 5SDDi stock %Te'ooo' The tu'ure
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Court Calendar Tbi. nav.

appellate Diyision--suprcme c~ourt-Recess.
supreme Court-special Term-Part I.-Motion
matters.
sulrogate's Court probata-Wl NJ
MARY McGuire. Marie j. Garrett. John Franz. ThonnSs
q higney, august StoegmAn, Elias Jacobs. Susan No.
City c~Ourt-speciai Term-Motions.
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The principal feature in cotton to-day was the
ter than had been generally expected, prices de.
ahmed; For ES a time, however; prices ADVANCED. in.
and the Eastern Gulf States. together With some coy.
s sTlas Of shS nf for C,h local and Southern Aceonntin
P statea A. sso A eSndit RS9n a. The Si !. 5spO cent was sr5 TSSsly 4, 1t It
July j and $50 on Aug. / / last year. T rkks'e general sn;I e on
p SsCs was that 4 would give the condition At
hi1G@s ven afG snd 1SpId RylS assl fssSte az lC sIo .s' S ssr1y
barely steady at about the lowest hgure OF the day.
Wall street took 4 prominent part i in the aees ssll ana
shorts covered on the way down, checking the de-
siI hours in Mississippi. Louisiana, tennessee.
eastern Florida. and of rain in Alabama and western
THIS receipts Of new cotton arc eoRsid:rrSISiy" smaller
than at this time last year. To-day Houston received
season, New Orleans, Aug. S.""Fine rains in feIHa ss
sssnre bumper crop and no talk OF drought here
Mn. Valley" Montgomery wired Some 70.
Miss SHss .O %u niI San sSah; dES w SSaSiain Man re- thr aberdeen,
ending LIST inst, has been ideal all vegetation. Cot.
june hot .S and DS GSg. which Gi 3 idssi f seT o0tt5 may Sls Hnf
ehapilng farmers 70 cultivate perfectly, preventing
for SSs July rf hot S snS fCroiRg 20 With ftffO aim ssR T dSiy t T&snsssr
.torms, favorable 60 rapid growth. Plant is now
fIuited. although on low and poorly d. aipod lands
plant has run too much to weed and poorly .frulted.
the reports Of lamsYo from rank growth We think
i RSaiIat eondltio We on tn 9aly &C. s5oP Plnd seI SRisb t tss MAJ "a;
puI hot snrhoient 10 attract attention at prehent.
tnue. II they do much Longer serious damage is ex-
pocted to result, Plant would no doubt respond very
quickly TO unfavorable conditions, We md crop con.
ditions compare most fayorAbly with 1924. In 1876,
1890, and 1907 had very little rainfall aftar June, con,
seqpently plant while we'll fruited, was Stnntsd. with
staple short and drOuGhty, but this crop promises
perfectly mRtufed staple. Past three years bolls
crop is already made; hollis large and full, but oW.
sas p 70 4sssS f STssS. ana ana s sSTSaG aS Si sisn q e dp ssS gli St
saehs 4 weeks. heno9 Ne may expect SslldsSeloPed
S.-Scrop az a. HssaOn me- aver SSads = ~. AUG.
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At ,nelnSinS e sofs balance balance

Including gold reserve. $780, S20s. 2os. 2se
Money In London k0H p cent. Rate OF dis
count in open market for both short and three
months, bills 11i91 7-1B y cent. Paris advices
quote 3 Y cents at JOB francs 30 confines.
EXCHANGE on London 25 francs "a confines.
The Empire State-Idaho Mining and Deyel-
opinR Company has declared q monthly dlvi-
detd OF l v cent. payable Aug. 10.
Tho sales Of mining stocks at the New York
Co9solidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
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COMMERCIAL cOMPnND.

Total salea. e.ooo sharea.
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130,176
The onleiol count OF the cash in tho Treasury
that OF yesterday. shows:
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-08-11
Der gIcpeIonD McOistkratb.

Cine Qln3abl 6pssialilfen fir droni-
me GranfDeite,l in Glepelon0 bat 1ib
llrlter oem Namen "CLEvELAND MEDI-
CAL COUNCIL" bereiniat. oelien Mit=
glieoer ieDen 9ag suiammen tommen,
nm iiber Die gebanblung 1roniIber
Grollt1eiten aller Dirt gu bprbanoei1.
Der 3pefe Der 8ereiuisung 1T, Die
Mitalieoer unb Die pielen &eioenDei,
ipelOe an droniIben arantGeiten leioe,l,
por oenienieen gu fdiiben, bersn eonse
GunIt bariil befebt, sroBartige 9lnse=
gen al Ihreiben, uno Die in ptelen 6dl=
len aar teine Webisiner Iinb. Auai=
ialberei unb getru1 treten 10 fred auf,
oab Iie i'm &inaen um bas bfTentlihe
0ertrauen iiber Wersienff uno Wahrbeit
Den Gie9 bapon trage,l. 0ies iit be=
ionbers Der 6al III oer 8ebanbluns
pan broniIden &rantbeiteil, neil aeraoe
lier Die 9nItren9unseu BON geipillenlo=
len 9eiltiinlilern uno Die MaGt bes
Geloes5 5utslnpenoung tDmmen. Wertb=
lDie unb Ebaolide Meoisinen peroe,l
benz publifum als Seilnittel 9esen CHE
llebel anseboten. 3eusnilie iueroen
gemaGt, noer fir e,nett oe,pilfen preis
aefauft, Incompetence unh unerfa9rene
Ner5te peroen als grobe 9lerste porge=
f1pben, 10 baB bas Sabiitum nilDt mebr
i'm Stanoe lit, oas Cute bonn Ghtebten
su unterideioen.
Sabre prattiIGcr gyfa6runs hoben
ben Wiitstieoeru oieIer Gerei,,ieuns
0eniisenpe Gelesenbeit geaeben, bicle
Gront6eiten Su Itlloiren uno Die g9ir=
lung Der 9silmittel auf bieielben.
Solltet Sbr untcr ir0eno ciner Granf=
| beit leioel, lpeld)e icber 9sbanpluna
mieocrltanoen fat, 10 t1eilt ms bis
lldberen ulnlidnoe iiber bas 2eioen nit,
poer ibidt uns 4 Sents Tiir Die 3uIen=
Ouns eincs Tragebn9e,,s, oen Sbr aus-
fiilen uno suriiditbifen tDnnt. uni
Guer Tal miro bon Dem n,eoiSinilGer
Static III @eratlung 9eSo9ei.
IS foFet gu!b niibts fir oeren Nnlih
rno &atb, aber iosun es iib berausltellt
DAB Der Son beilbar TT, uno Sbr oerel
8e0enolun9 nerlongt, 10 babt sSbr nu)
fiir Die Meoisinen 81 besableu, Die Sh1
gebrauGt. gle gorreiponbens Itrif
confident.
Mlan tpenbe lid an
The CLEVELAND MEDICAL COUNCIL
l76 guelio 9tDe.,
IA Glepelanb, $
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-08-11
2t,SsGiust:s.

Mempbis, Senl., 9. 9lug. Die ge-
b6lterun9 bon Clarendon, Mnnroe So.
slrt., lit fllrdtbar aufgebradt iiber ei=
ner MeuhelmprD, Der am so. sSuli ner=
iibt tpuroe, unb iiber bic ieit6er eemab=
ten @ntbiilungen. Sn Der 9tadt oes
80. Su.i tpurDe s. s. Orr, Elm angeIl=
hener giIen,uuarenldnolsr iii Glarell-
bon, in ieinem 6auIe erIbpllen, uno
iebt lino Sfrou Orr uno smei 9ieger i'm
8eIargniB. Die Ne9er lino oirett ots
Moroes belhuloigt, uno 6rau Orr lit
ongef.ogt. Die gSeger geoungen gu ba=
ben, I'M i1ren Gattell aus Dem Mege
gu fhaHen. stlle brei GeFangenen ib!pe=
ben in Der 8efahr, nDn Der ertyilfetcn
gepDlerung eetualtlam aug benz 0e=
fdngnib 9ebolt uno gelDndt si tDernen.
Giner Der gteaer, Namens Wanie Cattle,
bat einseltanoen, bab ct BON Jrau Orr
eeounoe,l woroen lei, iDren Wlann su
t0Dtsn. Grr's 2eben mar Su Gunltsn
ieiner Sron i'm 8etrage pDr $4,000 in
Den Crben Der Npi9los=&tter uno
Maccabdr berlid)ert. Mtontag Mbeno
bate iid) cine erDbe 8oltsmense aui
oen pnblic Squors perIommelt. uno
uno es lab 81 elmer 3eit ans, als ob
2pn0jufiis geii6t tperoen ipiiroe. Sli1=
ter Sbpmas Gielt cine Wnipro1e an Die
miitbenpe Menge, erma6llte iie bon Ell
ner Gemalttbat obsnie1en, uao per=
ipra0, oaB Der Rroseb 9esan Die In9e=
| fla9ten unbersiglib beainnen tperce,
morauf fi6 Die Menge serltgeute. 81
niee :llgiae yiiraer lalten Die Geal,
Orr fiirunI1uloig. Orr purbs ourG
elm Senfer ieiner Wnbnune er11oIIsn.
Mob lpdtern gsriGten tuurSen ilaS
Dem Goroners Snauet feds gerIoneu
per9aftet, ndnl!i6 Srou Orr unb Di3
beioen Dben seilallllten Ne9er, IOtuie {
lfarbioe Graue15illllller, pelhe Der Dit.
ibulo beroddtig fino. Cine Siioin,
Nansns Wlorris, aeeen fueiGe e!ei6sei-
| tig Elm @erbaItsbsfebl aussehelt mar,
batte }i1 redseitis eeflliitbtet. SIN Sc
fdng1tiB peraiItete iih Srau Orr uni
bic 5 anoeren Gefansenen ,purben boz
einem miitbenben 0oltsbaufen gelnnGt
0ier 2eiden. 3iuei Nsser nno 5wei 9ie
eerinnen, bingen am Morgen an einen
Saume Dor Der Gffiee bes Nabntele
arapbilfen, unb ribt melt babon bin!
an einem onbern Baum bic 2eide be,
farbioen GDhin Der sSrau Orr.
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so,e e}rsae oc3 MimiaerS.

SIN ungarifnen Mbgsoroneten1aufe
Eatte Der Miniftsr perc5el Iaine Grille
3u 9au{e DergeiIen. ct noillfts Mio
einan Diener 81 it9 beran, einen ipadez
rem Nltea, Der lebr eiFrie 1T, absr ein
perig taub. nGc1sn 5:e in maine
Mobnune. Der ftebsn Sie?" fa9te oer
Wtiriftcr. sd Deritehe." pW:Iz
fen Sic, no i'd ippbne2" - "eitts, i4
peiB I1on." - Isle Iinb aus Gieb,n=
biirssn?" - n3u gsfehl." r0lfo
sic perben meine 3riIs bsrlungsn, i}
Gabs fie gu 6auie peresiTen." rSSd
perfiebe." .9Dren sic au. Sic 1T
ipabrfGeinli6 auf meinemS9rei
2luf Der lintsn G5ette. 8erItsben G.e.
gu meirer 2infen." sd berItebs.
,Das bringn Sic mir. Glen 5Ie.
geriteben Gis?4 sd p.rftsbe 81
gsfabl." nWartsn sic. oas Glas 1T
in einem autteral. Sie brirlasn bas.
tpelGes i'm ;suttaral 1T. 9absn Sie
peritanban2" .3u 8efebl, i9 bsr=
itebe." Ser Disner iebts iid in 8ez
fpaguns. .Das i'm 5utteral," idris
inn Der Mtniiter nohmalS nacb. Nad
fnr3er Seit fam Der Diener 3uriid uni
bradte au6 Elm 5utteral nit. absr es
mar feline 8rille Darin, 1onDern be:
Miniiiers aegenidirm.
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q Gin fir Grobeerensiibter uno GGrt=
ner Invertebrates Experiment bat Serr
eiias G. 0ipine in Sod sbelorafe,
Sullibun 6puntp, Mep Oorf, gema6t.
Gr lief i'm legten Wirter einen 9roBen
Sbeil Ieiner Grobeerbeete init Gis be-
befen, bas our1 Strob aegen ihnelles
9bauen 9eShiibt murbe. slls bas Sriib=
jabr fam, lpurDe bas Gis nab unb na1
.foytgenouamen. Sc ip1ter Dos Sis fprt=
0sI6aift wuroe, oeito fpdter finaen aud
Die grobeerpflan3en all toad)Ien an, uno
oeito Ipdter reiftell bic Seeren. 9uf oieIe
einfaNe MeiIe aeiana e5 ibm. bonn SUI
nj big 5ur ieyiaen 3eit frilbe Beeren
su er6alte1, ba INNER, penn Elm Gtilf
oes 2anoes abaeerntet lit, Das na6le
seraoe reife Sridte ae5eitist bat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-08-11

Satal.
Gin MGsblein fiBt am Malbesranb.
Da f0mint re6t pOblgemutb
Ser iiber's 5elo Elm junaer Gant,
Der ibr gefdat iebr gut.
Da fdlt ibr bns Sratel Elm,
Bon benz Der Wpltsmunb fp-i6t,
Dab tiinben tonnf Elm 8liimelein,
Db man geliebt, ob ni9t.
Drum aupft iie eirenl Bliimlsin. buni,
sJlllgs Blntt auf 8lGtthtn db,
Dab es ibr balSisH merle fxns,
Db isner lisb fie bab.
ll1nb ais bas IeBts Hlntt lie pfliidt
ssau93t III: ,(Er Iiebt mid, hti!
Damn fiantnb re 3ll @obtu bIidt s
~Bie bring 81 aa II n bbas a
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fir ben nutbigifsn mann .tipas su

~Svs EyY. n o - 11ss5 -
ptel.
Die Gage erihien mir entfebliA.
Won pben Bis unten rie1elte mir sin
falter 5hpeib berab. SD mar, bon
Ghreden geldbn,t, tDie on has Bett
feitssnaselt.
gBas mar bier an t6un2
GoIte iA auffeben unb mid gu rtz
ten psriu1en9 .Sa, natiirlib; bod
icA erspedte babel pielleic9t bieGdlanae.
nnb biaie perIperrie mir mDglider
Msiie bic Sbiire. Mm ratbiamiten erz
fd1isn es mir, bts gum Nnbru9 beg
Saees su tparten. Getber fDante es
ieBt faum MitternaGt Iein, unb nit
Dieism glp auF mir fpnnte i'd fiebea
lanse, t0btliGe Sunben bp9 faua
np@ ausbaltsn.
Die 9dlange ribrta ii9 ni4t, ID
natiirli9 mid au9 niAt. Sd fii1lte
lie in ibrer aan5en 2Gnse duf mir lies
gen. Nuffallenb erTGien mir nur. bab
lie in gdn3 ausgeitredter 9a!tun9
fGlief, itatt 5uIammengeroat an liseen,
pie ihresgleiGen fat Ftets gu ruben
pflegen. Dur9 oipei faum nlerfbars
lansfams @spsgungan Der aniee iiberz
5susts i9 MID, baB msine Gdlanse sez
gen bret SUB lang isin mo9te. Das
| tit bic Dur9l1nittslange Der ouftra(tz
| fdsn r9eatb Nbber". Oa fDuroe es
mir {6tpinblig bsi bem @sbanfen, BOB
btsIes 11nsebsuer, bsHen 8iB ben Mcnz
| ihen fat auasnblidli1 tDbtet, bier Be-
reit lag, MID bsia gripa@sn uE5u=
trirgen.
Sd iibsrba1te ei1,sn oabersn Plan.
SD lDp1te bic 0ede rorlitbtte aufarz
n1snrplen, bas Heptil bartn eirpidela
unb bann ertpiireen ober eritiden. 50,
bas iGien aund6Tt febr sinfad); leiber
NOR es Mir cor gu fin1Ier, unb tt3 1ttts
MIDI babel Der grDBten gefahr Gus.
Sic @56Lanee to.lnte coA leifs aus Der
umbIlIl,ng gieitsn uno mir oGl M~ue
eiren tDbtliGen 8ib berIeten. a1e;n,
rod einnal ettpas Nnberes 80. boA
suerH 2i6t, ouf bas GtiIifo bin, oles
uul Splrl ~ le9sl.
SD ftredte ben redten arm u,ts uno
taitete na9 bsn Gtrei9N5l5hen Die cnf
benz Nahtt!ffe neben meinem 8ette
fanben. Siinf Minuten bauerte tppei
bas WonSpsr, Bis ic3 tie nit sitterapen
SFineern fdBte, Shns niA su riigrcn,
gelang es mir rad unerADrten 9entiiz
turgen, Die Serge anauSirosn. 3usrn
erY@rsdts mid bas 2iDt. 9DD1t pohrz
Theinli69 ertpedte ic5 baburd} Die
GMlanqe, uno Der rnelsi4e Sawffi
nabnl feinen Nnfang.
Die GAlonge bielt f;!5 no4 i,nmer
rnbsneslid.
50 poste es por7ihtis, BEN bal6sn
aopf aus Ger Oede beroorsuGrinssT
rno lieb einen GngItliGen 8lid ib.l
meia 9ett glsiten. Wteine 5d;larst
lae borauf, in tisfem 5AloFe, eerao
geitredt tpie Elm ia. Sept purbe ID
I nph fiifner, itnb e3 gelang mir ol9
bcrito6fan aug Dem 8ette 81 f4laPfcn
Glatiir[i@ Tudte i6 5und9it na4 ne:
mem Gtode.
50 ia6 auf benz 9ar'ir, ftarrte rue
aG:n C6en -. tein Siod 3u fl1ben
/ 8as nor Elm iGnerer 9Glag. W
fpnnte er Yein9 6atte iCb i'm i'm Ce
{prdd9 nit bem Mirtbe aus nngliidls
uem 0erie9en iteEsn laFsn9
Sa nGber:e il rid pieber ft'
gette. Sd ereriff c:, Serge, uno :
i'd MID iebt hDIiQ i-s.3 unb TN @e
fi5 n1eilter C5.nrs fs@l.s, irGt td9 fe1
/ an uno ts..~~t.t%;.:s a. t.n fstEo.il:.
Gaf.
Go lGa sr, re- -. Gtod!
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x Sic Grflarunaen bes 9otlfoIters
Wbite, iofpie Die Grtldrun9en bober
oeuiIher 8eauten iollten jeoen bapon
iibersel,gen, Dab spiId)en Geutlblano
uno ben Ser. Staaten Die beiten 8eSie=
bunsen berrfDen. Seutiblano halt iib
itritt neutral nit 5innei9une su ben
Ser. Gtaatan. tpie s5rantrei0 litb neu=
tral bdlt nit binneiguna 81 Spanien.
9lub Der iosenannte nSrene"= =3mil6en=
faii bat ii6 ais cine Grfinollng gemei=
ner 0sBboloe ertpieIen. Deipeb unb
Sieoerid baben niemals apeinungsper=
ihieoenbeiten Sebabt.
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2iFe Eer HabtiI1sn Deau,!en.
Gsuet Seusc.s tcraubt.

Gi6lauo, Mib., 5. 9luault. giner
Der tiibnIten uno erfnlsrei6lten gant=
oiebfdble, Die jemals in Mihigan por=
eetomlnen, tpuroe bier lebte 9ta6t bon
6 &du6ern ousgefiibri. Sic erbeuteteil
$4,000 in GaareeIb bon Der Union Ganf
uno $4,000 in 9toten. Nfero uno Wa=
gen, in Dem iie bierber gefommen, lie=
ben lie in sluaufa iteben. IS fanoen
Drei GrploNonen itatt, infnlse oeren bie=
le 2eute aug fem G6lafe erlpabtan.
Qtlbin Barnes, Elm ill Der Ndbe mobnen=
Der alter Wann, tpuroe unter Der 9lu=
brohuno bes gri6isBens eeS!pullgcl,,
Iia ms Sau5 surilf5u3iehen. 3wei
anoere MGnner fahen Die GIuber. liea
Ben Iie aber eeipd6ren. Ser 0elo=
iArant mar ei,l pplliiduoiscs Wraf,
man batte 9titro Gincerin gu ieiucr
Spreneune benuBt. Sie innern 5bii=
rem tuaren 10 Sslb weit in Die Office
bineingsTlpgcu, rno einlge Stiidc flpgel
ourb Die 8lasTheibe in Ger 6rDnt 20
| snritte ipeit. Gin mann lplrbe auf Dem
gifinbabnbamm bemerft. ST trug Ell
ne Qrpbe MeiietGIde uno ipar nit elmer
@indelter giitie bstpatfnet. Yrfi5ilten
iinb binter ihm her.
Seoalia, Mo., 5. 9luault. Gas Gi=
rectorillm Ger bieliaen ryonf Of Gom=
merce" bat bffentlidb bctannt senaGt,
oab 9iebe, iueld)e iib our Wittagsseit
am lebten Wtonta9 ms SallfaewOlbe
| 1bliten, SO, 900 in Miinsen erbellttt
baben. 9a5 Ge!o tpar III einem Gafst
ppn $1,000 uno in Is pafeter BON je
$500. 9ie 9irectoren 3eisea eIeibssi=
tis an, oob Der Ssrlult burd 9lttienbe=
| iiber 9eoeft ptroen lpiro. Man slaub=
te oll9eu,eirl, BOB cine piel 9r6Bere Gum=
me gefDhlen lDnroen lei.
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Rebu3irtc Yreiic mad beri6iebemeu
Runftem an ben Renniblbania
Qiuieu.

Don ben Ysnnblpania ainien lperOen Greurfionen.
EidetS perfaift lpe lnten aigegeben. Ment aib bic
grcurlioneu fr bic Weriamml,iHgen pcrldeDener ORA
be neranftaite b 10 fam bod irgenb cine beliebiae
Derlou 1i1ets faufel @
nod @i9mOnb, Snb, am 49, unb 90 Mnenif. sH1iia
aur giidfa1rt bis unb nit bem 2S. Mu0ait anlGBlib
Der ueoeietp Of Jrienbs Conference
slad Subianappits, Snb ani TO- 2l. uno 22. Musuft.
anl6biih ber ,sfiiiabt Of pptbaS Granb Gncampnent
ano Gnpreme Gcb9e GeiHpna. Rhdfabrt bis lnb nit
benz 80 Mugnit NIT ipc8ieaer GraubniB Derldugert bis
3unt 10. Gepten1ber
gtadb Ginennati am g., A., s. unb g. aeegentlid beS
g. M gf NntipnoI GncaMpement". 6Hltig sMr Riid-
fabrt bis unb nit bein lS September. init fpe3teler
erlanbnib perldngert bis ann 2. Cftober.
slah Nittsburg, pn am s., 81, To-, IL, H. unb 13.,
aiilta air Mfabrt big no nit benl IT. Eftpber ans
iGBlin bes ,amigbts Gempfar TrienniaI gpneiane1
MMi fpe3teneS Grfu1en ptrb bic Hidfabrtsfriit bis
gum 81 Dftpher reridmGert
DiBrenb btr Yeripbs ber vrfurtonen tuerner ead
GreurfOnstdetS ansaegtbsn tug ipcsieIe uHb toiaIe
TeerIhfefteM sfiir H6bere MuSfuJf pei,be man iif
al Sen niispJten 8ifeN M9enter osr Neunfplponio Si
rien p0er man luenbe iib an 8. ST. DfIlpM Diftriti
ppiIoQier M9ent, Dittsbnrg Wo.
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\ Su strouoSblra ga, 1T om
9ienitoa Die grpbe Gerberei ppn SO. 81.
Bennett & So. bolilidnoig burn 5eler
serIt DIT wDroen. Ser @erluf Miro auf
$50, 600 eeIadbt, Die SsriiAeruna auf
uueetdDr $32, 000.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-08-11

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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-08-11
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lhlas um einen Oefalen
81 thun (niht unieren
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lerer Runoen mir befrte=
oi9en fonnen, 70 oaf iie
rpieoer fommen.
SSramf'S GOmDffore,
65 TarturD Gtrabe,
Gassal Sober, ..
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-11-18
AN EXCITING TIME
One DAY Early In the Week A Mad
Stallion Chasss Another Horse
and Kills u,

There WAS an exciting scene on the
streets OF this city early in the week.
that at the time in some way escaped
all the newspaper men in the city. A
mad stallion was out on the streets in
wild aud fierce pursuit of another
horse. and eventually killed its victim.
"a "A french coach stallion of Samuel
Mather's was stabbed al Shera's stable,
near the new coal yard On Fort Wayne
avenue. The horse OF Mr.. Shera vas
in the stall near it. and the stallion
that had been kept in the stable for a
long time without exercise, became en-
ragged at the other animal and attacked
il. The animal attacked was SO frIgh-
tened that it broke out of its stall with
the enraged coach horse In full pur-
suit Through the railroad yards they
went, and everybody and everything
idly and with as little ceremony as
possible. The SIGHT Was a grand one,
even if terrible. The animal in front
was the picture of adjeet terror fleeing
for its life, and the stallion behind,
splendid in appearance, had his
ears laid back, the whites of
his eyes glazing, his name flying, his
magnificent limbs working wHh the
precision and power Of machinery, the
very picture of an avenZing spirit
with murder in its heart. Down south
twelfth they fairly dew. creating terror
and a stampede wherever they went.
Back nor,h OF Main again they went,
and at eighth and Main was found a
man with sufficient GOODNESS and cour-
age to face the danger and grappje
with the terrible looking animal. A
man stepped off street car, walked
up to the stallion, seized him by the
nose and throat and held him until
Chalk Taylor got bride and put on
him. The animal is not really vicious
except when he feels no restraint. He
always yields to authority and the
stranger apparently knew enough
about horses to be willing to take his
chances. As soon as the attacking
horse was conquered. the stranger dis
appeared in the crowd and was eea no
more.
When stopped the horse was rearing
and striking the other horse with its
front feet, and the creature was so
badly injured that it died that evening.
The stallion is uninlured.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-11-18

at was the big she'll and Strapped. !"
said soldier from Cuba, that made
US hug the ground, but it was the little
Mauser bullets that killed our men,"
1t is the same IN every day life. Peo-
pie shiver with panic at the mention
of smallpox or yellow fever, but it is
the little disorders OF the stomach that
really do the most killing. The best
medicine for the stomach 10 Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters. 1t cures indi-
gestion and dyspepsia 1t is just as
good for women a. for men. For a
run down, debilitated condition moth
ing is so good or SO sure to cure. Hos
letters Stomach Bitters is an old time
remedy. 1t has stood the test for
years. and its popularity increases day
by day.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-11-18

Women Need Not Be Discouraged
The nervous tensions under which
most of our women constantly live af-
fects the female organism seriously.
Heavy household burdens, social gage
ties, work in some commercial estab-
lishmennt, any of these duties seem
impossible to women who are i'll
and yet they keep ny for a
time under pressure of the demands
upon them. When they do break down,
the advice and treatment they receive
from their family physician don't go to
the root of the trouble and they get no
better. They are discouragingly worn
out, tired of life. The great
specialist in women's diseases,
DR.. Greene, of Nervura fame, las
State street, Chicago, H., has shown
thousands of women who though,
themselves hopeless invalids the way
to health. His office is open to all
women for free consultation and ad-
vice, or If you will write him
about your case he will advise
you by mail absolutely free of all
cost and confidentially. The glorious
remedies discovered by this profound
physician are an invaluable boon to
women. 1t costs nothing to be put on
the road to health, and all ailing wo-
men should write DIR. Greene at once
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-11-18

Next to his association with his
mother the best society young man
can spend his time in is that of young
ladies. 1t may cost him little some
thing to take the girls occasionally to
social functions, but it will not cost
him half as much as to indulge in stag
poker games or to spend his evenings
in saloons and cigar stands. But
financial economy is the least con-
sideration. The refining influence of
young women on young man far out
weighs every other consideration. 1t
il the evidence of such influence that
distinguishes the gentleman from the
boor.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-11-18

The habit of denouncing everybody
in authority is generally regarded as
modern and peculiarly American. 1t
is neither, but making loose charges
Of corruption against officials is no
doubt INDUCED in IN this country
much more thsn in any other. There
are q great many American citizens
who can not comprehend how a per-
son who disagrees with them can be
honest. Sainted old Horace Greeley
regarded his opponents as liars and
horse thieves. But away further bac L
in history we read the declaration by
King David that In my haste | said
all men were liars" The psalm singer
was fair enough to admit that he made
the charge in haste" In that re-
spect he differed from modern, especi-
ally American, chargers.