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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-20
Happy
Homes

Are those where the family circle IS I'M
broken. It isn't always the family will
be together. Time is relentless and the
breadth of the world may separate the
members of the family group before next
year has arrived. Embrace the oppor-
tunity while you have it. Baldwin will
take an excellent Photo, which you will
Highly prize later in life.
Genuine PLATING or Steel Finish, $3.50 a
dozen.
Best Enameled or Glossy Finish, $3.50 a
dozen.
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Rates Of advertising made known upon
application
The proprietors reserve the right TO 70
5ecf and dIsconfinue anv advertisements
contracted for either by themselves or
their agents.
Entered in the postofflce st Wichita az
eecond-cless matter and entered for trans
mission through the mails such.
Eastern Business Office. The Tribune
Building, New York City; Western Busi-
ness ONCE, 1.-The Rookery," Chicago; The
s. c. Beckwith Special Agency. Sole Agents
Foreign Advertising.
Readers OF the Eagle when in New York
City or Chica CO. can see copies Of the paper
ct the office of our agent at the address
given above.
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PROPOSALS FOR vAPOR STREET


Wichita. Kansas. May %. 1895
Bids Will be received az this office until
o'clock p. m. May 3. 1885. for furnish
ms 2So vapoT street lights in the cut
skirts Of the city where lights Row exist.
for period Of SIX months
State price Of lights per month.
A certified check for SO must accom-
pany each bid, which check VIII b. for
feited 10 the city OF Wichita in case The
party 10 whom the contract IS awarded
fails to fuldn the contract. otherwise 70
De returned 20 The bidder
The city council reserves the right TO
accept or reject any or all bids
2-St Il. T. KRAMER, CITY Clerk.
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SEALED PROPOSALS FOR CON
STRUCTION or SIDEWALKS.
Wichita. Kansas. May 20. /,

Wichita. Kansas, May 20, 1898
Sealed proposals for the construction Of
sidewalks as follows will be received at
this office until o'clock p. m, May %,
1895, viz:
A 5-foot wide permanent sidewalk on
the west side of Topeka avenue from
Eleventh street 10 Twelfth street.
A 5-foot wide permanent walk on the
north side Of Oak street from Topeka
avenue to Main street.
A 5-foot wide cinder walk on the west
side of Main street from GHber; street
10 Lincoln street.
The bidders must state price per square
foot on permanent walks and per Inca!
foot on cinder walks; all 70 he construct
ed in accordance with plans and specif-
cations on file in office Of city engineer.
4 certified check for $40. payable 70 the
city Of Wichita. must accompany each
bid. which shall be forfeited TO said CITY
upon the refusal OF any bidder to con-
s'ruct said walks in accordance with his
bid
The mayor and city council reserve the
right 20 reject any or all bids.
2-St Il. T. KRAMER. City Clerk.
PROPOSALS MOP y-,pO1 e-,,-,,.,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-20

AGENTS -WANTED-Murat Halstead's
Great War Book. Our Country in
War" All about Armies. Navies, Coast
Defences, Maine Disaster, Cuba, War
with Spain, and relations with Foreign
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since Maine Disaster. Magnificent col
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$50 per day. No experience necessary
Most liberal terms guaranteed, 20 days
credit, price low freight paid. Hand
some outfit free. Send nine 2-cent stamps
to pay postage. Educational Union, 324
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-20

FOR SALE-One of the best located gro
Gerry stores in the city. Invoice about
$1,000 Address Lock Box S35. Wichita
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-20

WANTED-MISCEL T.ANEOUS.
WANTED-Crayon artist. Call today be-
tween 9 a. m. and p. m. - G. Griffin,
Topeka Avenue Hotel. 2-1tx
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AGENTS WANTED-We want one
shrewd, careful man in every town to
make a few thousand dollars for himself
quietly at home and not work lard; pIi
vate instructions and valuable Quit. of
new goods sent free. Address immedi-
ately. P. o. Box 530S. Boston, Mass.
4-l4-tu-thd sat slln-5St
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-20
RIISINESS OPPORTTNITIES-

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,
OPPORTUNITY - Wanted:
Registered pharmacist with $500 or more
as partner, or will sell stock and fix
lures, at SO L. Douglas avenue,
Wichita, Kan. 93-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-20
GERMAN GuNNERS Al CADlz

Chicago May IA special 20 the Jour
ma from Washington saws: Information
has reached the state department that
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German gunners have been assigned to
the Spanish feet fitting out az adiz. Herr
Won Honenben, the German ambassador
will have an opportunity TO affirm or deny
the report. The state depar tment will in
terrogate him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-20

WANTED-Cook at 5000 per month;
also diningroom girl at $500 per week
Address C P Rhodes, Fennessey, o. T
158-2t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-20

WANTED-Experien timer and imple-
ment man. Reference required. Call or
address Roembach Hardware and 1mple-
ment Co. Cheney, Kan. 133-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-20


AGENTS WANTED-Agents for the COM
putting scale wanted. Best of references
required. Inquire for Mr.. Marcuse, Ca
rey Hotel. 2-3tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-20

FOR SALEM. Lawrence ave. residence
bargain that has never been excelled in
Wichita. TWO-stOrv seVen-room house.
hall, ante-room, porche+, from and
back stairs, cellar, good large barn. all
in prime order. Buildings are of stylish
appearance, in an arist0cre-ic nCighbor-
hood, and alone would cos. double the
sale price, just SOD. J. w. MofTa,, 2lS
n Main. laN-tf
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
-NooSSo0oOoO0|cN00O~O0O0
WANTED-HarnesSm Steady job all
the year. Must be steady, sober and
know how to run machine; good
wages. H. W. Stubbeman, Norman, Ok.
2-6tX
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TO LOANS, 900 on good city property.
81, 600 on good farm. Low rates. J. w.
Moffat, 21S n. Main. 155-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-20

UNLIMITED FUNDS to loan on cnoice
farm property N Kansas and Oklahoma.
401-403-40o Sedgwic block. Whine &
Winnie 104-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-20

WANTED-Loans on city dwelling prop
erty. Rates reasonable. c. B. Quincy.
2-4tv-nnd
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-20

$3.50 INVESTMENT earns So per cent
weekly. Established IS cities Third
year. Particulars free. D. Sloane, 10
st. Paul, Baltimore, Md. 1885, -th-su
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE s. Z. Il of S. e. Il, 8 %. ! w
40 acres; 3 room house, good land, wei
improved, S625. Dean Gordon. 156-5t
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-A few choice improved farms
at a bargain. Easy terms 40l403- 400
6edgwick block, Whine & Whine. s2-f
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SITUATION WANTED-MALE.
AGENTS WANTED
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FOR REET-Houses In all parts OF the
city Hills & Kinkead over 143 n. Mar
ket St d53-tf
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-07-14
Iemefte WaNri 0tem.

sSn ben Werten Der 2aflin II. @ant
pomoer So. in 6ampton Safes, q. s.,
erei9nete lih eine grplolion, nobel
BAG Qon5e gtabliiisnsnt serif6rt uno
Is Wtonn. tuorunter mebrere Soloaten.
nel6e Die gulpermiible betpabten, ee=
tootet tpurben.
9lm IL. Suli hat auf Gap Saptien Elm
grobeben itatteefllnbei1. IS bauerte flint
Sefllnoeu uno mar 10 bsftie, oaB bie@in=
ipolner BON punilhem Sbrefen er9rifs
fen aus ibren @obnungen floben. Die
@rbbe beg anoeridteten S6ooens uno
ein Ierluit BON Wenl6enleben 1T ni6t
gemeloet iuoroen.
Sn Sopeta, Sans, idob paitor
@. 8. Sloen bon Der |. Neser- gap=
tiitentirfe &rfus Sraser, elm friiberes
Mitelleo ieiner Gemeinoe, Dor Der
Stride nieoer. Ser Streit bate I6
iiber geluiiles Girhenaut entiproden.
Sloeu 1T perbNftet moroen.
Sn Maorio 1T cine Gabinetsfrilis
ausssbroden. saeaita mub abtreten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-07-14

iherboot gefentert, tpoburb bier PerIc=
men ertranteil. orei Widnner. 2ababn,
W0ler uno Gnutb, uno ein Gnabe,
oas GDnben pon Gnutb.
Srpb oes jebi0en Grieaes 1T Der
oeltlhe Grporthanoel na9 Nnerita 9e=
raoe 10 fart mie Supor. go murben
aus Dem Srantiurter DiItrift in benz
abgelaufenen GierteIiabr Waaren i'm
g0eribe DON 6, 1881, ,874 Marf nod Nme=
rita perianot. Nebnlihe siinitiae ger
rihte tommen aud aus anoeren Se=
sirfen.
Sn Slmiib baben Die beutTden uno
tfdebilhen Stloenten iib fuieoer ein=
mai 81 ernfen &ubeit6runeen binrei=
Ben lalien, lpelde iolbe 9imenlionen
annabmen, oab Die StraBen pom Mi.
litGr geidubert werben mubten. IS
erfolsten 5ablreide 8erbaftunsen.
Sn Yrag haben Die Mortibeamten
ben Gerfauf bon Gornblumen perboten,
neil bieielben pielfad als oeuti1es Spnl=
boil getrogen muroen!
Die GiQentbiimer oes britiiden SdiF=
fes r@romartlbirs", Der am a. Suli
nit oem franstlilden Sampfer go
Sourso9ne" cpllioirte. baben eine
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS geeen bic Cont
pa9nie Generale Sransatlantique, Die
Gigentbiimerin Der u0a 8our9oene",
ein9ereidt.
&0nig 2eopolc BON yeleien wia i'm
au9uit cine ldngere Sabrt auf ieiner
Ya0t antreten uno aub Die ger.
Staaten belu0en.
llnfeg Staatsoepartement bat 9lab=
ri1t erbalten, oab eiu Auffitano in Der
characterization Gepublit lru9uop
unteroriift lei, na6oem ettpa 60 per=
Ionen 9etOOtet uno 800 pertpunoet
uoroen ieen.
6ronfreid) uno Stalien baben Die
Weisen5Olle, Die seitweilig iuspenOirt
marel1, tpieoer bergeitellt. Sem bum
Qernoen Wofe aber ia9t man, Setter lei
fir Ole boben @eisenpreiie perantlport=
lid.
&uBlaro bat China infornirt, bob,
wenf altf cine n6rDlihe glusoebnung
elmer GiienbnDn. Die einem britiIden
Spnoifate iibertragen muroe, beltonoen
reroe, Rublano lid aeuot6iot fe1en
weroe, Die gtOOins Sli, in pel6er Ye=
fling lieat als @ompehiation gu nelmen.
Sn Der G1renbeleioigungstlaee Der
SanoI6riIterperten 9eeeu 3ola uno ben
Sournalllt Perreur murosn lebtere I1u.-
Dig gelprO6eu.
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. Sn Gihmouo, 3d., lit G6os. s..
Saster 9etorben, unter oellen 9luflihi
Der erlte uWerrimac" gebaut woroer
mar, tpelder pdbreuo oes giiraertrie=
ges in Dem bentiuiiroigeu Seetrelfen
bel Sampton &oaos BON Dem vMoni=
tor" unibdollb gema6t muroe. Sas=
fer bat Den vMerrimac" bel jener Sc
legcnbeit befebligt. st mar aus Der
ensiiiden Gtarine in Die 9ienite Der
@onfooerirten iibersetretsn. yei Gbarle=
ton bate er beim @rperilnentiren nit
einem 5orpeooboot elm gein perloren.
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Yolitii6eS.

Yrdlioent Wc3inlep bat, ipie MIDI
anoers erluartet, Die Neiolutiou sur Mn-
ueriOn 9awaiis iofort untersehnet.
Die 9anaten iino alio jebt unire aanos,
teute. 1@
stm 5reitas bat lid Der Gougrsb per=
|tast. Die Gibung mar cine erei9nlB=
pole uno miro, - mie ole Nnncripn Don
6anail anotutet - lDabrlheinllb einen
9Senoepuntt in Der @slhibts Der Ser.
Staaten beSeidneu-
! User iegt 9alpaii=Yonos bsliBt, bat
ein Dutes Ielddit aeuu6t. Sle lpur=
oen als tie ausseasben lullrosu, gum
<rs ppn 80 perfanft uno limb jebt
nidt mebr iiir Yari Sll babsn. unlere
steglerung iibernim,nt bur6 Die 9lnneri=
IN Ole s4. 900. 600 Sdulo pom Sawaii
nno pertlidtet iib auBeroem, bic yonos
foiort naD Der 4nnerlon eiusul0ieu.
9Sle piels Gongrebmitalieoer mogsn frli=
ber aus Spetulutionssneden So,pall=
gonos getauit baben 9Bie piele mo=
gen taabreno Der leytsn Iipnate iol6e
Sonos usrlldllls1 geiunoen baben 3
Gin Yerliner @orrelppnoent beri9tet:
SD bin IN Der Sage, politip cDnlluti=
ZEN 81 tOnnen, bab Seutiblano ME Die
Nblibt beate. 9lnierita an Der Sttupa=
tion Der Yllippneu 81 binoern. Sollte
aber onOern Yiabteu elm Stiid BON
,audeu" nfferirt ,uerDen. 10 p,ro
audi 9eutlhlano eiilen Nntbeil rerlan=
s.n- Sas Geriibt, oa6 Spanlen einen
Ybllippll,n 9afen bsr,its dn Seutid,=
lano ab9etreten vabe, 1T Dulhaus unbe=
sriiRoet.
@lf Der i'm nldSten gtopember ecpdbl=
ten s. S,9islaturen Weroen Yunoesiellato=
rem rrpablsn. Son oielen Staotsn
iino 9e9enudrtis = DurA Osmotraten
oertreten, ndmllA @oliIornlen. Snoia=
na, 9ebrasta, Nelu Seriep, gteip Uort
uno Noro 9atota.
Gr=8unoesIenater William u. 9ef=
fer. Der friiber bon oen BopuliIteu uab
98alpln9tDn gelblft nuroe, bat lih ieBl
bon Den Bru1ibitiolliiien Ieines Staates
als Gupernprsfanoitat aufitetlen lallen.
9eaIesu 5000, 900, 600 bat DER @un-
9reB in ieiner psrflonsnen 3agung be-
lullli9t, oarunter 1862, 600, 600 fir
&rlegsSpefe. Sic itdnoi9eu Yertpilli=
0un9en 0iir oen Silgun1sfOnbs, 3in=
len auf Die 0ffentl'he Snulo II. /. n.y.
betrasen annabereno Sis, 900, 600.
6iir Die iogenanntcn orOehtli1en Nus
9aben baeiben oarnad Sab, 600, 600
iibrlg. IS llno oieS um Sl7 900. 600
mebr. als in Der enliprc4enoen Saeune
Oes 81. @ongtelles uerluillint muroeil,
uno $23 600. 900 mehr, ols il, Der er=
ten Saauns oss SO. Gouarsies. 9a=
bel lirb biesmal tsine neuen germilli=
aunsen fir 6lub= rmo 9afenperbeiier=
llnsen gemabt tpprDen, fir ipelbe
3pefs Die beioen isBten @ongreiIe ie
Sl2. 600, 600 be,pi!liat 9aben.
Die 3plahme Der anoerlpeltiNeu Sab
res=Musaaben itellt iib oemnad i'm
81 Den beioen porber9eeanoe=
nen @Ongreiien auT 500, 600. 900. reip.
$50. 600. 900. - Mud obne &riea bate
oarnad cine Grbobuns Der Steuern
aibt ausbleiben f6nnen.
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Gerpera uno feline Gffieierc bdtten
.lih, meint Elm Mehielblatt, aus ibre.
0eimath Derbannt. benn lie bdtten ppr
lbrer Mbfabrt BON Sap Weroe alelammt
felerlih geibporel,, entlueoer ais Gieger
uosr nlenlalS nod Gpanien anriidAifeb-
ren. gs 1T ipenis arobmiitbig. oas
jeBt IN GrimerlIng 81 bringen. Oils
Shofespeare's Heneoid idmur, ale
Suns9eielle III iterben. oa bate er, mic
er ipdter trtldrt. niht oe9laubt, ben
9aN ail erleben, an Denl & berirotben
niiroe. go babeu aud Dermufbl,d
bic fpanifnsn pfiiciere nidbt aealaubt,
ben Tag AZ erlebsn, an benz lie aeinlaQey
lueroen luiirDen. nun boben fie i1n bod
trlebt ilno llmitdnoe dnOern III
So&e. Aud IN Gpali<n ga.
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abcnnirt ouf ben Beobatter.
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Sagesmet. t.igfetten.
dHinnD.

stH'anb.
@dbrenb in NeptaItle, pa., Buffalo
Bills 5ruppe cine Yaraoe peranltaltete,
iuurben aus Dem 2aDen Der Giebriioet
Shuleo fiir 10000 9iamanten uno
Snmeien 0eitOblen. Sic 9iebe enttamen
uno litBen Serltreute 9iamanten in Der
Strabe suriif.
SteelOille, Mo.. 1T am Srcitas Mor=
gen BON einem Wplfenbrl6 Qans ser-
fort mOrOen lei. Sreisebn perionen
lDllen ertrunten iein.
Sic ~@entral yabor llrion" bon
SpringiielO. gtal., miro eiuen Sdub-
laoen Iiir oen Gleinpsrtauf bon Shu=
ben, Die ausiGliebiih bon llupin 9lr=
beitern 9er9eitellt lino, er0Iinen.
Sn Wtariballtppn, Sa.. tuuroen
beim ginlturs zines @eriiItes in Der
oortigeu 3uder &aIfinerie bier Nrbei=
ter aetootrt une eiHer iebsnsgeIdbrliG
DerleBt.
Ser Geibdftstbeil bon Corning, Gal,
puroe ourb 6euer ;er[t6rt. S9aoen
ungefdbr 100000.
Sic 3a6l Der Sanferotte belieF li1
lpdDreno Der gpoGe in Den Ser. Staaten
aui 229 scsen 206 i'm lsbten Sabr,
uno in CANADA aui q, Aegen 80 i'm
Iebten SoDr.
Sn ct. 2oui3 bat cine Sodflut srps
Ben S6aoen angeridtet. Snnerbalb
"a Stunoen fielen fait isGs Soil Ge-
gen.
2eluis Senoer, ein 0otelpirt6 in
@illiam Genn, Woni9omerp GountD,
pa., iuurbe BON le6s nastirten &du=
bern in leinem 0auie iiberfallen uno
getnebelt. Die ytduber fprengten ben
8eloltranf unO erbeuteten $3.50 in
Gelo lino apei gDloene ll9ren.
Martin Metlan, Elm bctaunter Bauer
bon Balm. Mereer Gountp, Ya., mur=
Dc BON orel mastirtsn &dubern in ieiner
Wp6nung iiberfallsn, miBbonbelt uno
um @jelo unb 93ertblaben i'm yetrage
bon $500 beraubt.
Tis Griln6nuBerntp in Seras miro
oieles Spbr bier Miillionen Collars
wertb iein.
Sei Sniitb's Yoint, Mon., fenterte
Elm &abn, in welbem fiinf Mdnner
Iiid)ten. 3nei oapon ertrantsn Der 26
Sabre olte Sames Gtiotone, Der cine
Srau uno 5lpei &inoer binterldbt, uno
Der llnperbelra!9cte, 35iabrige Sobn
Sones.
Ser erfe Nliisator, Der felt pielen
,SaDren im Colorado 6luB gefuuoen
muroe, lit bel Yuma sefanaen moroen.
ST wuroe mad GolpboD glrt init einem
Strif 9efanael. gr map III SUB in
Der Sdnge uno 30 3Oll um ben 2eib.
glm SDnutag 9lbeno bat in Mlleebenp
Elm Teller ei,en Gdaoen bon sl75, 900
perurla1t.
slm Sonntag Nbenb fu1r ingDai6ins=
tom elne elettrilbe Gar Der gongreb
9eigbts 8ahn, nit Yailagieren anee=
fiillt, nit erpBer Gelpalt IN einen
Bferoebabnmaaen Der Nnacoltia .2inie.
Gln unbetannter Mann wuroe aetDotet
uuo Smiihen Sipansig uno bre:big per=
loneh tuur0pn uerlebt, mebrere oapon
iebensaefdbrlid). ceibe Yabnwaaen
muroen sertriimmert uno Die pieroe Der
9lnaeofia gar aeiootet.
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"a. tt,sicre GutsG e..

Die &unoen Der g8ahsr Company,
pelNe ibre &aIenpldbe belpriben, lino
gebeten, in Der Sffice Der Gompanp
porsuipre6en uno ppn ben @ori6riIten
5u oleiem 3mede gioti5 81 nebmen.
Geiuine &alenlpriben iperoen bon 8aI=
Ter Gonlpanien ais Srunnen anoeleben
uno fir hen 6ebrau6 berIelben miro
me1r bere1net.
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@ln 6ob5eitsfeit, bas am a. Suli
auf Der Bride iiber ben Mebican &iber
81 Shelby, o., sefeiert ipuroe, fanb
traaiIben 2lbibiuB, oa Die Bride, aui
Der lib bel 1000 Yerionen eineeflnoen
batten. nod Der 5rauun9 nit lauten,
&rab Suiammenbrab. Wisr Yerionen
fanoen babel ibren Sob, uno segerl
bunoert erlitten mebr ooer ntinber idpe=
re Terleblilgen. Die Sooten Iinb
Gurus &uban. go. 6rau 2ouiia Mo=
naban, SIS, aloa 8loobbart, IL, uno
;Srant Geidler, IL Sabre alt.
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Slip Nunnhmp hof hip Gofhot

Sie Nnnabme, oaB Die Saloaten
I'M Geloe bios $l3 oen Monat erbalten,
1T unrihtia. Gas iif Der Splo in
Grieoensseiten. Snl Gr,eae tueroen 20
proaent mebr besablt. Oas feiaert ben
Golo aufSl5.60. Yerfhieoene Staoten
5Nblen ben 6yeilpiCigen oann nod cine
Grtra 8ratiiitatiun, Nermont SIS Mno
Moiloduietts 81 ben Wonat, 10 baB elm
WoIlahniettfer I'M 0elbe einen Sob
bon $3.50 ben Monot be3iebt.
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Sn 0enl 8erliner Gororte Munlmels-
burg luarbsn burh einen Webdnoeein.
ifrrs ON Woilertbnrm odt perionen
uno IN D1llnoDer ollrb Die GTploiiDn
in Der 3iinob0l3denfabrit l6 Jrauen
unb Mdo6sll perlebt.
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babe I'M &sQierlln0sbe3irt Gtettin, In
wQbrsno xineS MirbsI IlurlafS sin 6i.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-07-14

: 9ie QobIenfel6er Gbina's iolen
cine Nnsbebnuna babens ipelde bic aller
Rollenld1er gurOpas iln, oos 3ebn.
fade iibertriift.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-07-14
Sseuc Mefrmtcm.

2ebte Mohe lieBen lid bier folsence
junse Mdnner fir cine neu 81 bilosnoe
@ompa0nie aniperben
Spiepb 0anee. Neu philadelphia.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-14
STORTI HELD.
Must Stand Trial on Three Serious
Charges.
Sent TO Reform School-Oth Cas- Ia
the District Court.

Michael Storti, the Italian who was ar
rested las, evening on charge Of taking lib
critics with Fanny McGregor, Rosa McGreg-
gor and Della Linden, aged respectively l5 y
and years, was arraigned in the Sixth Dis
trict Court this morning ON three charges
of assault He pleaded not guilty and was
held in the sum OF 800 on each charge to
appear for trial next Tuesday morning.
Felix Crane. about l2 years of age. was sent
to the reform school during minority for
stealing a ball and whistle from Kirby's
store on Westminster street. Tho boys
mother told Judge Sweetland that shs could
not control him and that he had better be
punished
Charles Hart was sentenced To ten days in
Jail for making violent assault on Joseph
SederslSy. Hart and two companions went
into lane running from North Main street
and committed a nuisance in front OF Se-
dersky's house last evening. Hart struck
sedersky when he demonstrated.
I Joseph Gilmore was arraigned for breaking
and entering In the day time the house OF
John f. Burrill. 260 South Main street on
March 81. Ii Is alleged that he stole from
James Brown, boarder In the house, coat,
trousers. watch chain and razor all valued at
sl3. After the robbery IL Is said that Gilmore
went 10 Fall River. Last Tuesday Detective
Nickerson SAW him on an Eddy street car and
he arrested him. When this was attempted
Gilmore fought the officer and there was a
lively struggle in the street. The detective
landed his prisoner oil right with the assis-
tance Of Policeman Daily Of the fifth station.
Gilmore pleaded not guilty and was held in
tho sum OF $500 to appear for trial next
Tuesday morning.
Blanche Birmingham. IA years of age, was ar
rhigned for stealing w In money from Will
liam A. Williams. The girl with two others
was employed by Williams to distribute adj
vertisng sheets and she went to the place
where Williams kept his cash and appropri-
girl lived with her sister, but as no one ap-
peared in court In her behalf Judge sweet
land continued the case Until tomorrow
morning for sentence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-14
Holmes Arrested at Pos,ou.

Charles Holmes has been arrested In
Boston at the request of Detective Park
eF He was taken into custody this morn
ing and he will be brought to this city
todsy. Holmes figured TO some extent In
thisrcity about two years ago out he de
Parted in June, 1895 and since that time
he mas been wandering In various direc-
tious. Before his sudden departure he
was employed by Rowley, the horseman
as salesman. He took $500 horse and
sold it TO man In Pawtuckst for 500
and skipped with the money. Mr..
Rowley has peen anxious to find him for
two years, and now he has tnat satisfao-
ton.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-14
PENSION FRAUDS.


AT hearing in the Municipal Court yester-
day afternoon on the allowance Of the account
Of william A. Aunson. as administrator Of
the estate OF Susan Raynor. matter was
brought out relative to some of the pension
frauds for which Munson Is now held ut the
Providence County jail. Mrs. Raynor as the
widow of veteran drew a pension. and Nun
SON acted as her agent. and after her death
In Jan. leo6 he kept on drawing her pension
up to the tim - that he was arrested
One OF the charges against John Morrison
10 for signing the last pension vouchers oi
the oead woman. As ad-ninissrxsor Ct fbs es-
tate OF Mrs. Rsynor. kunson il appears rEr-
ried ON his forger1es also xnen be paid uns
Of tho thrse hsirs 80. he drew the ncney for
the same amount for each Of sbs other t~n.
pocketed the money and ,fprged recsspfs for
it, The hearing. however. was hsid for the
purpose Of deciding how much 0s his scoO7nf
as rendered shouid be allowed, the amount
being 6xcd nnally st s577.42. This leaves q
shortage which The American Surety Com
pany Of New York, which furnished his bends,
will have to make up.