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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-07-16
The Maine Remembered.
CHARLES.

The following Spanish vessels have
been destroyed BY the Americans,
from May 1st to July Srd: Cristobal
Colon, Almirante Oquendo, Viseaya,
Infanta Maria Theresa, Pluton, Furor,
Reina Cristina, FL Correo, Don Juan
De Austria, Cuba, Espana, Isla De
Luzon, Castillo, IsIa De Cuba, VeIasco,
Isla De Mindanao, Antonio De Ulloa,
Marquis De Daro, Gen. Leon, Villa
bolas, Guardiano.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-07-16
Benefits Of a Railroad.

The railroad that is now in process
of construction from Thibodaux to
Napoleonyille has already had q bene-
fetal effective understand that
planters who formerly received 65c.
per ton for their cane have already
been offered as much as Soc. per ton.
This being 50, the small planters
along the line viii have much reason
to rejoice.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-07-16
Annual Press Meeting.

Many of the Louisiana editors ara
today feasting upon the hospitalities
Of the good people of Shreveport.
The annual convention Of the Stata
Press Association convened yesterdav
morning, and on adjournment Thu
evening the members will start OF an
excursion to visit the Omaha expos;.
for three or four days. With an
transportion free and board at Re.
duced prices the Commercial mar
thought this a chance of his life. and
with this trip in mind we sent ont
bills to a number of our d~elinquents
with the request to please remit
amount by July 1st-allowing US
seven days to go among our friends
and borrow sufficient clothing ii
make the trip. But no! luck was
against US, and the remittances are
still coming. Such is the life Of 1
news-paper-man in Calcasieu.-Lake
Charles Commercial.
True, we have no such heartrend-
ing experience to relate but It was
sufficient to keep US at home just the
same.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-07-16
Notice for Publication.
Land ONCE at New Orleans, L sas ( |

Land Office at New Orleans, l La,
June 8, 1873.
Not,ce i harahv o;van that the follow
ine-named settler has fled notice OF nls
intention to make final proof in suppgh, ~
of his claim, and that said proof VIII a ~
made before Clerk District Court lsIy
million Parish, at Abbeville, La. on 0us
10, 1893, viz:
Leoscar CORNER,
who made Homestead Entry No; la,g 81
for the L NE fri /, s s., Up IL SK III
Louisiana Mer. ! III
He names the following witnesses n
prove his continuous residence upon :
cultivation Of. said land, viz: av;au
Euclide Meanx, Nnma Meaux,, " Var.
I9ege. Jr., Zephiren Clement, all Oh
million parish. La. nar
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-07-16
prisoners.

The Internal Revenue Law went
into effect on the first day Of July,
According to the provisions of this
act almost every legal document,
will have to be stamped with Internal
Revenue stamps. The price Of
money orders have been raised by
two cents. An Internal Revenue
stamp Of two cents will have to be
placed upon every check. These
stamps ian be purchased from the
Bank of Abbeville.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-07-16

A genuine cyclone Of apurely local
nature swooped down on G. H
f.orse's farm cast of Shell Beach on
5ane 18th, leaving ~wreckage IN It's
path. 1t leveled the barn, granary,
sarehouse, pump house, and in fact
srery clubhouse on the farm fell victim
d tao fury Of the wind. The dwell
III occupied BY W. II. Taylor's
alone escaped The storm was
notable alike for It's fury and the fact
saat it caused no damage save on
4la particular farm
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-07-16
From Vermilioa to Manila.

Believing it will be Of interest to
our readers we give below extracts
from a private letter written By sergt.
c. q Lampman, Of Battery ! Bird US.
Artillery to his brother Van Of this
place.
Preside Camp, Miller, Cal.
June oath, 1898.
Dear Brother:
You cant imagine how busy | am
kept, and in fact every one in the Bat
terry. | think the last time | wrote to
you Twas still at Alcatraz Island, but
since then | have been on the move
until l am getting used to being on the
60. From Alcatraz we were sent to An
gleIsland, but we were not to stay there
long, for after a months stay on Angle
Island we then moved to Fort Baker,
better known as Lime Point, it is Just
across the Golden Gate from the Pres
lido, they guard tbs Golden Gate.
Well we were in camp at Fort Baker
ever since the first of FEBRUARY So you
can see | am getting well accustomed
to camp life, and ever since the wal be-
gan I have been on the go. At first |
tried to 60 south with the first Reg
ment of infantry when they left, but
could not get to go, and thought |
would never get to the front, but now
things are changed aud we are changed
and we are to go to Manila in the
Philippine Islands, it is a long ways eff
over seven thousand miles from San
Francisco. BY the time you get this
Twill be away on the deep blue sea, as
we go on the boat Ohio Saturday morn
ing at ten o'clock, and will leave Tues
day for Manila, it will take IS thirty
days or longer to make the trip and |
suppose longer. Well am glad | am
going though at first | did not ike the
idea but after all I rather like it now
and would not miss it for anything.
We will stop OH our way to M2nilla
at Honaolula,
Well Van there has been a great
many changes since I last wrote to you
/ was made Corporal about two months
ago and now I am a Sergeant 50 if you
should see any Of the boys tell them Of
my good luck.
From your loving brother,
CHARLES.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-07-16
1t is told Of ex-President Ruther

1t is told Of ex-President Ruther-
ford B Hayes that while attending
school at Kenyon College, be was in
the habit Of taking daily walks in the
country. These trips were shared
by two intimate companions, who
we're Of a fun-loving disposition,
which frequently got them into
trouble. On one occasion they
more than met their match at repair
tee in an old farmer, whom they met
on the highway. The long white
beard Of the farmer gave him a
patriarchal appearance, and while
he wa approaching the studants,
they arranged to give him a Jolly
ing, which eventually terminated in
the discontinue Of the youths.
One Of them doofed his hat with
CHEAT reverence and respect as he said,
ssGood morning, Father Abraham!!''
The second salnted the old farmer
end said, Good morning, Father
Isaaci,"
Mr.. Hayes, not to be outdone in
affability and politeness, extended
his hand as he said, Good morning,
Father jacob"
Ignoring the outstretched hand Of
Mr.. Hayes, the old farmer replied,
aGentlemen, you are mistaken in the
man. I am neither Abraham, Isaac
nor Jacob, but Saul the son of Kish,
who was sent out to seek his Father $
asses, and 10! l have found them. -
Exchange,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-07-16
Texas Health Resort

As a health resort, Fl. Davis (Marfal
on the line of the Southern Pacific
Sunset Route, is rapidly coming into
prominence. The climate is unexcelled
for those ailments where pure and
wholesome air is prescribed.
In order to present an opportunity
to those wishing to visit this delightful
spot, the Sunset Route has announced
q rate of one and one-third fare for the
round trip, good, TO return until Oct.
3lst. Cali on any local agent of the
Company, or Address /. ]. Parks, a.
G. P. NJ. A., Sou. Pac. Sunset Route
Houston, Texas. 1-I0t
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-07-16

The insurgent leader at Manila has
managed to complicate matters some-
what by proclaiming himself Presi-
dent of the provisional republic at
Manila, on July /. As General Mer-
rift may have reached Manila by this
time and as he bears with him aproc-
hmation declaring himself G oyernor-
General of the Philippines itmay per-
haps resolve the whole question into
such shape that it will be exceeding
II difficult to handle.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-07-16

This is from the ST. Louis Star:
Oh, the ~flatterer! The governor Of
Colorado told the Convention of
Woman's Clubs that he was proud
Colorado had added soprano to the
symphony Of political liberty, He
will succeed himself if he desires to
do so.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-07-16

Saturday night last the old sixpound
iron cannon exploded while a salute
was being cred for soldiers passing
through on the cars. The boys
must have given it an overdose.
A large piece went through the top of
Mrs. Trains brick building, another
through the gallery of Hotel Costello,
a third piece knocked down the block
ing under the S. 2. freight wharf.
1t was fortunate that the explosion
occurred at night about II o'clock or
some of our citizens might have been
killed. this is the third explosion Of
cannon here, and it is about time to
stop such proceedings, or else have
the loading and discharging done by
a regularly appointed squad OF men.
Morgan City Review.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-07-16
When Capron, the brave captain o

When Capron, the brave captain of
the Rough Riders, was shot and
mortalIy wounded near Santiago some
of his men rushed to him, He said
to them :"Don't mind me, boys: go
on and fight" Those were the words
of a hero. w agree with the States
a monument should be ehected to the
memory of this gallant soldier and his
last words chiseled at the base.-Ga
zette.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-07-16
NOTICE.

In accordance with the rules of the
Board of Pardons and law / do here
by give notice to all whom it NAV
concern that | am applying for par
don from the sentence pronounced
upon me in the case entitled State Of
Louisiana VS.. Henry Thurman, No.
595, Criminal Docket of the District
Court for Vermilion Parish. La.
HENRY THURMAN.
July Is, 1898
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-07-16

Talmage, New Orleans, ~telegraphs
Louisiana crop movement to date:
Receipts, rough, inclusive Of amount
carried over: 646, 365 sacks: last
year 570,3 800 sacks. Sales cleaned
(est) 122, 800 barrels last year ILL.,
260 barrels. Market quiet but firm:
enquiry mainly local.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-07-16
The Last Thing to Worry About.


The notion that we should encoun-
ter any insuperable difficulty in the
establishment Of law and derthrough
out the Philippines is n that will
not bear inspection. When we an
nexed the huge Louisiana Territory,
it was inhabited by Indians, if we
except a few scattered settlements
peopled by white men and half-breeds
The same thing was true Of Florida.
The sans thing was true Of Califor-
MIA and Of the great tracts obtained
from Mexico in 1s4s. The same
thing was true Of Alaska and the
Aleutian Islands. What we have
done in the green tree, we surely can
do in the dry. It Is absurd to as
sumo that a nation like ours, which
has subjugated a. continent, cannot
occupy and assimiIate a group Of is
lands Like the ~Philippines.-Collier's
Weekly.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-07-16

W.. q. Sergeant reports chinch
bugs as having greatly injured his
wheat south of town and now they
have attacked his corn by the mill
ions.-Bloomfiald Democrat.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-07-16

Lieut.. J. Numa Augustin, Jr., Of
the "a U. S. infantry vas was the
first Eouisianian to fall on the soil Of
Cuba. He was wounded in the first
days engagement and died a few days
later.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-07-16

The daughter Of brave General Joe
Wheeler has gone to Cuba as q nurse
among the soldiers.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-07-16

The present war loan now being
negotiated is emphatic evidence of the
fact that The Unitedstates government
need never apply to syndicates Of
capitalists and bankers when it is in
need Of money for any such purpose.
The people have responded nobly to
the appeal and show they have as
much confidence in the administration
as the present Congress had when it
gave Mr.. Mckinley $50, 000, 900 with
no stipulation save that the money
was to be used for defensive and of
fensive purposes. This method Of
securing ready funds was long ago
adopted by France and to-day her
people are Ter heaviest creditors not
syndicates or ephemeral corporations
suddenly called into existence.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-07-16

Dewey has captured the Spanish
garrison on Isla de Grande in Subig
Bay and made German interference
in the Philippines out Of the question.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-07-16

The latest news from the scene Of
war in Cuba is chat the city Of Santi-
ago has surrendered to the United
States forces.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-07-16

The President has ordered a strict
quarantine Of Cuban and Porto Rico
ports.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-07-16

had a fleet
Which he thought we couldn't beats
But Sampson met Cervera,
And Cervera met defeat.
Then Blanco he turned blank
AS the Spanish navy sank;
And the ashes of Columbus
Fell a trophy to che Yank.
-IronquiH.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-07-16
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
Saturday, July l6. 1898.
Congress has adjourned.

The Legislature adjourned on the
18th instant.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-07-16
STATE OF L0UISIANA,-17h
Judicial District Court,-Parish 81
yermilion,-No. 369.
July IS, 1898

dQdlclal DlStTlcG C0uTG.-EaTlSn OF
yermilion,-No. 500.
Succession of Cecile Broussard.
Notice is hereby given to all parties
interested or having any opposition to
to make to the tableau Of debts and
charges against said succession with
distribution of net assets of same filed
By Albert B. Broussard, Natural
Tutor administering said estate to file
same in writing in the office Of the
clerk Of the district court within ten
days from the date hereof.
Given under my hand and seal Of
office this 10th day Of July, 1898.
ALCIDE LEBLANC,
Clerk of Court.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-07-16

Verify in the life Of a country editor
is a path of thorns.
His bread is promises and his meat
is disappointment.
Ills creditors chase him By day and
old Satan grinneth at him in his
dreams by night.
One subscription in wood, and be-
hold it is rotten and sogggy, and Of
short measure.
He whoopeth up the country pol
who gets elected and knoweth
him no more.
He puffeth the church fair gratis
and then attendeth it and payeth his
quarter and receiveth two oysters.
He boometh his town and all things
therein and yet receiveth no support,
and is a prophet without honor IN his
own country.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-07-16
Educate Your Bowels With c~asearsss.

Candy Cathartic, cnre constipation
forever. Toe. If C. G. c. fail, druggists
refund money.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-24

I'm ltnferbauIe tpurben "A Sous
8iis oiinItia ein6eri9tet unb 16 Gez
nofgbils gum 5peiten Mule bsrIeIen.
Inn Q u6r ma9ts bas Sau8 eine9auie
big 3 u6r.
I'm l1br trdf ou8 9dus pieber auz
fammtn. Die BiQ, ben @barter BON
Qnnapolis gu amenoiren, purbe unz
9iinitig eip6eriAtet.
Inter BEN gum 5%rpeiten Mdle perle=
fenen 8iQs nuren: bet'm Grlangen
BON spiriiuoIen MinDerjG6rige ItraFz
bar gu MAIDEN; bic a9tftinbigs DR.
beits3eit in Der @tabt Baltimore elm
2ufiibren; bic 4oli8eiforce in 1893 UNI
so unb in 1899 nm 25 9robe : 9pliz
aiftsn gu permebren. 6ausei9entbiiz
mer an3ubuIten, bas 8ortanoanIein
anitefsnber &ranfbeiten in 5amiIien
dnBumelOen.
Inter ben drldenommeren 9dusbiQs
tparsr: ben Srei6rief bes Surnpereins
y9orpGrts" 81 perldngern; bic Saz
ldre Der WaiienriGter BON Baltimore
5u berme6ren.
I'm IS u6p purOe cine PauIe big
gum Qbenb gema6t.
sSn Der 4benbiiBung bes ltnter6auz
les fungirte 9r, 9biI. 8. 2enoerttng
als Sprefer.
Sine Qn3abl 5uusbiGs PuITirte bic
brittle QeIung.
Der neue G9drter fir bic Staot
Baltimore purbe na3 Der oritten Ser
leIung angenommen, tporauf ii9 Das
unterbdus bis mprgen Dertagte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-24
Srirf6rfnrhrrnng mad Dem NuslanOr.

Mitttpo6, %. - II l1br 8ormitz
tags, fir Samaita, piu 9Ort &ntonio,
per Oampfer BON Baltimore, WD. Z
llbr Qbenbs, fir europa, per 9ampFer
rNormannia," pia Gberbourg, South
ompton unO 6amburg. II u6r
Na6ts, fir bic Ga 9ldta 2Gnoer BIZ
rett, per 0ampfer nSpbn 80. SapIor"
fir 6aDtt, per 0dmpfer nNnoss."
Bonner tag, "a. II llbr Na4ts,
fir Barbados brett unO Rprp : Bra
Tilien, bia 9uru, Maran6um unO Sea-
"a, per 0ampfer Benedict"
6reitag, %. = 7 1br Q6enbs, fir
europa, per 0ompfer nGampania," "
bid Queenstown. II l16r Na6ts,
fir Samaita, fortune Sslano, Sapa>
Mia uno @reDtopn, per 0dmpfer
vQIane;" fir @sne3uela, curacao, SGz
raniQa uno G~artbagenu, pia curacao,
per Oampfer .96ilaOelpbia."
samftag, 26, II l16r No3ts,
fir Hofau, %. g., per 9ampfer bon
Miami, Slu.
Die goif fir Gu6a, bia 8ampa,
Sla., i3lieBt bier tdgli4 UNI 1.5O
Ra4mittags; fir NsufunOlano unO
Miquelon, piu Bolton uno 5alifar,
tGgli4 Inn 4 ubr Na6mittags; fir
China, Sapun unb 9atpuii, Did San
9yron3igco, tGgli9 I'M 7 l1br 4beno5
Bis gum 81. Mdr5; fir Quitralien,
Neu : SeeIuno, 6andii uno 6iji S.
lambs, piu @ancouoer, tG9li4 um 7
Qbanos Bis gum 81. Mdr8.
g. 0opies WarfielO, PoItmeiIter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-24
&efa6ren Oer Afe6tiOn.
gaur wenise esute uihen. pis eridjppfene Aufs
rtsunsen wirten. Ssg cute Ratb rines
Mr,tcS,

ANAhNhNt . 49, 9NAN sAhAV LIKE
Irites.
rWpbt NiGts pirtt erI60pfenOsr
ober tDotei bic 2eute raider, als ii6erz
groBe @Alfregungsn."
Oiege treFfenpe 8emertuna tpuroe
BON einem Der beiten Ner5te in @mez
ritu qemaft. gr mar Elm Marn, mel
der MGnner unb 5rauen eriinoli6
Ituoirf unb IfarF bep6o4tet Bate.
6%ortfa6reno, fdgte er:
n8eFu6lsnGrme lit cine groBe, Elm
lo6emSpert6e Sa4e, un0 piiroe Die
Delt Ofne DieIslbe DIE uno leer ieir,
bod tpirten groBe @rregun8en o6ne
Q(usnaGme erTG0pfsno. Die 2eutc
fii6len biea bieqsiff ni9t, bod 1T IS
bes6ulb nift peniger pabr Wdnner
pOer 9Frauen iieden no9mols bu6in,
breden 3uTammer unO piiIen feline
urIa&e oafir gu finOen. 0i3iel6sn
brauften it9 nidt gu %punOern; i3
babe bic urTd6e ertldrt.
0enn Mtdnnsr unO ,5rGuen Das
r:un3aHnten eSa6rbunoertS ni6t Die
SrQQne nG6ren, pel6e bur6 2Lufrez
gunq unb 4fftttionsn Defenders be-
riibrt perben, 10 tpiro ii6ere @rz
f9GpFung uno 3uidmmen6ru8 Der
@eTunb6eit unb elm friib5eitiger Sob
bic 6olqe iein. Sl1get r;6t, odB
Dies 56eorien iinb, benn eS IinO UNI
umItDBlifs 36at{aden.
Sie itelen bic 6rage, mas t8 tRun
niirce, fu6r er fort. SD antpOrte:
8eginnt bic Srgane gu nGbren; nIbrt
Dieielben bsTDinot9; nG6rt OieIelben
nit benz beiten piTenIGaftIi6sn Mitz
tsI, tpel6c9 S6r sud- berT6affen
tOnnt. 8enn S6r MIDI frd9t, pel6aS
Ous bette MitteI lit, 10 iage i4 obne
30g:rn, e5 lit bas gpoBe PrGparat,
peI6s5 benz 9ublitum 10 langs Be
fannt uno 10 popular 1T, 8arnsr's
SAFE Sure. Sd pefB, buB e &rdfte
entbdlt, tpie tein anDeres Wfittel, unO
i6 tpeiB, baB 6eutigen Sages 5auz
ftnDe ppp UGdnnern uno 6rduen ntdt
obne Odiielbe l6ar fDnnen. Wenn
Sbr SUD bel Guren 6reunOen ertunoiz
gen pnqtst, 10 piirbet Sbr finoen,
Dap oaa, mas id iage, CORRECT lit, unD
i6 CLAUDE, Sbr {Oltet iofort ein:n Der
Iu6 bumit MAIDEN, nenn SIR bieies
ni6t bereit5 gsttan babt."
Die BON benz QrSte angefd6rten
S6atfofsn unb isinsRatbi6IGge iino
gut. sc lit abTuIut pobr, baB DieIe
Manner uno Srauen abiOlut i'm
SEoraoe fein niiroen, gu Ioben uno bic
5reuben b:s 2eben5 gu genieBen our6
ben 9ebrau9 bieias grpBen 9silmitz
tells, unb ss Qibt 9auieno 4nbere.
psl&e in benIeIben PfaOen fo(gsn
foQten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-24
Slns Dem Suneren @arBlaub's mn
ben ansrrn3rnocn Staaten.
0ds SFrdncis ScDtt Sep
9entmdl.

Oa5 Trancis Scptt Sep
9enfmdl.
0as @omite bes Sch : 9entmulz
9ereins", pelfes Die Grri6tung oes
sSranci5 Scott Sen : 9entmal5 gu
beIprgen, bat benz 8ilObuuer 4lerunz
Ger Oople uuf oe1en @rIu4cn Die
5riIt bis CUR 8olenOung Des Dent
mails pom IA. sunni Bis gum 9. 4uguIt
berlGngert, an peI9em Sage Die @ntz
6iiGung itattfinOen fpu. 0as Dent
NAL miro gegeniiber Dem Gingangsz
t6or Der .Mount Slioet : GemsterD"
4ufTtsQung finosn. Mit ben Sunoaz
mentirunqs : Qrbeiten miro i'm Qpril
6eqonnen uno Ioq Der Gtitein am
r5laggen : Sag, am IA. sunni, pom
pem @srsin eingefigt perOen.
unp Der 8ater berga6
i6nen.
FRI. WinerDa 8uttle unD !9r. OIL
bert &eibel, Elm Qngeitelter Der nDeItz
liGen MarplGn0er 8abn", 8siDe in
GbQmbersburq tpo9nsnD, limb Elm
9aar ~qeporDsn troB Oes ProteiteS,
relGen Die @ltern Der 8raut erbo6en.
Der 8rGutiGam mistbete ndmli9, als
er lab, Dab er Die G~inpiQigung Der
Gltsrn nidt er6alten tonnte, Elm 9aus
in 6agerstomn uno am Sonntag
Q6eno ftabG Iib FRI. @attle aus ibrem
6auTe, elite nu6 5agerStopn, traf
WontaQ in Srau George 70. NoQ8
RpIfbuus nit iGrsm 8rGutigdm gu
fammen uno tpurDs in 9egenpdrt
me6rerer 6reunoe nit &eiBeI pom ga
flor 6. G. Boomers e6eli3 Derbunoen.
Die @eremonie mar geraoe 6eenoet,
als 9oli3si@GRf SObn 8enner nit
Dem in bo6em 3orn befinOlidRn Ydpd
Cattle erI6ten, %tpprauF Das YQrfen
Dur6 cine 6int!rt6iir gu flieben Iu9te.
IS purbe aber 6alo eirgebolt uno Nm
geIiC1ts Der poQenoeten 3bdtia6e
fonnte Der 8dter ni6t8 Nnoeres tbun,
ais ieinen Ssgen 3u geben, porauf
Ollie mad Gbdmbersburg ~5uriidtebrz
ten.
&tnb erGetbet BEN Slam
mentDD.
Oas 3pei Sabre ate S06terGen be5
in G6ur9 Greet, Bel Cambridge,
3d., %pObnenoen Sobn 6aQOpeq lit
am Montag Q6enD an 8ranppunOen
geitorben, fpeldH Die &Ieine am Na9=
mittage baour9 erlittsn, DaB in @bpe>
Ienbeit Der Gltern ous &inb, psitn
Wiege nu6e einem ~Offensn Geuer itdnO,
in oieIes binein fiel.
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Sebm's rQcme &oQ" Glepatorfii6rer
1T, trurre geitern BON 9oliseiri9tsr
Wamsleb i'm gentrol : Oiitrift auf bic
4ni4uIOigung, btr@atts Stpeisr Strut
en- gu iein, Dem @sri9lsb,rfa6ren
iberpiefen. @r beiratxte onge6lif
am 1. Quguit 1893 isine srIte 6rau in
philadelphia. @r 5Gblte bdmals nur
10, feline 6rau nur II Sabre. @r
fam nu3 Baltimore nit ieiner 5rlu,
bic gegentpGrtig in Nr. II, 8ruceitr.,
poRnt, f9eint Ife a6er miioe gsfporpen
gu iein, Oenn Dor @o9en nabm sr an
gebli9 6lOrencs Blair gu ieinsr beiez
rem 9Glfte. Die sSrauen fdmen in
9%srlbrung nnO bic Dubrbeit gu 9uge.
NIT ben ObigeH GoIgen.