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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-01-11
BIG CHICKEN THEE CAUGHT
Little Twelve-Year Old Boy Being
Taught How to Steal.

The boss chicken thief was up before
the Mayor yesterday. This morning he
is in jail. and in a few days-for court
is in session-he will be on the roads. His
name is Tom Hunt.
The fate of his boy, Ed Hunt, is less
certain, though he, too, is in Jail; but he
is a very small boy, not more than a
dozen years old, if so many. No doubt
it was this that caused his father to al
ways take him along on his chicken
stealing expeditions. One so small could
crawl in such a small aperture, and once
in could steal as many chickens and
hand them out as if he weighed a to"
The particular theft That brought Ed.
and his father to grief was the taking
of seven fine fowls-Leghorns and Wy
andottes-from lobe Marshall. Mrs.
Marshall saw the boy plainly in the
moonlight, and so accurately described
him that he was soon found. and when
he was taken home all the chickens, ex-
cept one, were found. And more, there
was great big chicken house made ex-
pressly for the filched fowls.
Another boy, Preacher Edwards &on,
was engaged to sell them. He will be
used as a witness against Hunt.
Hunt came here from Warren county
about three weeks ago. He cuts wood
in the day and steals chickens by night
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-01-11
10 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All Druggists refund the money if
it fails to Cure. 25c.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-01-11
ABOUT THE CAPITOL.
The Governor Badly Worried Over the
Hancock Scandal.

Inc Governor Badly worried over the
Hancock Scandal.
Governor Russell went to his home in
Wilmington Sunday. He is expected
back today.
The Governor yesterday re-appOinted
Mr.. Henry Litchford, cashier of the Citi-
zen's National bank, a notary public.
Governor Russell was much worried
Sunday when he read i'll the News and
Observer that President Hancock, of
the Atlantic and North Carolina Rail
road, had become the central figure of a
scandal worse even than the Kirby
Smith affair This is the sixth big scan
dial of this kind that has come to light
within the past year. Four of them
were penitentiary scandals. They are
making most unenvia5le reputation
for the present admin s.. ,tion.
The sheriff of Moore county yesterday
settled his taxes with the State Trea-
surer. The amount Paid in by him was
$7,1SJ.
Reports are beng made to the Auditor
of the failure OF number of Building
and Loan Associations in other States,
that have been doing business in this
State. They attribute their failure to
tAC FdSS3SC VI d " per cent INV III sew
eral States. The home companies, how
ever, seem to be doing well The reason
for this is that they are mutual con-
Germs and do not pay big salaries to a
lot of officers.
Governor Russell has received an in
yitation to attend the celebration Of
CaHfornia's gold jubilee, January 24th,
at San Francisco. 1t is in comemoration
of 1A or q 81,
cry of gold in that State, in 1913. Fes-
tivities begin January 24th and end
January Goth.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-01-11
THE LAWN AT THE MANSION.

Vanderbilt's Landscape Gardener Here
TO Improve 1t.
Work will begin this morning on the
lawn around the Governors Mansion.
Vanderbilt's landscape gardener is here
to aid in the task. He came down from
Asheville yesterday and will this morn
ing direct the force Of laborers in the
improvements to be made.
A large number of trees, sLruhe and
flowers are to he set out, more walks
Ibid of and the lawn otherwise i'm
proved.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-01-11
TIE DRAMATIC GLUE.
Friday Nights Entertainment for the
Public School Libraries.

The libraries at the public schools arc
becoming, as they increase in size, the
most valuable adjunct to school WORK
Nothing speaks better for the teaching
in our schools than the growing popular.
ity of the libraries. The teachers de-
serve all praise for training the children
in the reading habit.
Last year the children themselves gave
600 volumes to the library. Now they
are hoping to add many more from the
proceeds of the performance Friday
ght by the University Dramatic Club
Everyone who attends will witness a
first class performance, as well as helr
the school children in their effort to Sc
cure good books to read
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-01-11
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
The Bond of G. B. Ray, the New Road
Supervisor, filed and Accepted.

The board of county commissioners
met in special session yesterday and
accepted the bond $4,000 of G. B. Ray,
road supervisor and superintendent of
the county home. 1t was given in a
guarantee company.
The inventory of property turned over
by Mr.. McMackin, the former superyi-
sor of roads, to Mr.. Ray. was also filed.
After allowing some rebates of taxes
and attending TO some minor routine
matters the board adjourned to meet
again in regular session the first Mon
day in February.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-01-11
CHAMBER or COMMERCE.

The monthly meeting of the Chamber
of Commerce will be held Tuesday at s
p. M, in the Mayors office.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-01-11
DIVIDEND DECLARED.

The directors of the Raleigh Cotton
Mills met yesterday and declared a divi-
dend of 3 per cent. 1t will take "a, 10
to pay the dividend. The dividend will
be payable February LIST.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-01-11
ATTEMPTS AT ROBBERY.

A band of robbers-presumably tramps
struck Raleigh Sunday night num-
Der Of attempts at robbery have been
reported to the police. None of them
were suecessful-to any great extent
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been issued follows
William Esser and Monika Schwagrel. PAPA
Robert c. Jones and Anna Hackfeld. ......2 S-1S
Daniel Desmond and Catherine Harmon. .27-24
William NJ Page and Emma Whepley ......41-40
Francisco Vanucky and Teresa CATO ......37-30
James B. Grail and Jessie NJ. Reynolds. 1926
James S. Simmons and Margaret Rabe. .21-19
Joseph b. Colng and Adeline A, Valpey. 1928
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-01
BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either of the publication offices and be
Endorsed with the name and residence of per-
sons authorized to have the same published
BORN.
KLYCE-In this city, September 80. 1895, to the
wife of H. A. Klyce, daughter.
MARSH-In Alameda, September %. 1885, to
the wife of II. f. Marsh Jr., a son.
TRESSELT-In this city, September 2S, 1885, to
the wife of II. e Tresselt. q
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-01
CITY REAL ESTATE.


AS a whole or in subdivisfons-Choce corner
lots giving panoramic view of the entire city
and bay and surrounding country; cor Buena
Vista ave. and South Broderick ST.. blocks
south from Halght and Baker SITS and
blocks from entrance to Golden Gate Park;
fronts Buena Vista Park c. Z. FAR
NUM-, NJ. d, 305 Parrot building.
FOR .sale-A small house of rooms at the Mis-
sion to be removed; strongly built with no
plastering. Apply to c. S, CAPP & CO., Real
Estate Agents, $50 Market ST.
$325-LARGE lot 44:6x1O3 :s. Sunnyside; car
lines; perfectly level: new cottage opposite
positive bargain Fl Powell st. rms l and 2
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
TO RENT-In Contra Costa County on San
Pablo Creek, miles from Berkeley, 1850
acres land; we'll watered wooded: $50 acres
good grain land; balance excellent PASTURE
suitable milk OF stock ranch; r. r. faciiities
crops never fail. r. E Rowland. Orinda Park
FOR sale-stock ranch; 1900 acres land; 800
acres fine grain land. remainder grazing hill
land abundant feed well sheltered and
watered; situated in Colusa County. Is miles
from railroad; price SO per acre. Apply to
MRS. NJ. S. CHAMPION Marysville, Cal.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-01
PERSONALS.

- 49,
CURLS are used by every one in hairdressing
now 45c pair; hairdressing. Csc; hair restored
to its natural color 81 80 up; good switches.
81; finest, SO So; extra, So; open Sunday, 10
IL. G. LEDERER, III Stockton st.
ELECTRIC lights in every room; Winchester
House, "A Third St, near Market; 200 rooms,
Csc to 81 30 per night 81 so to Sc per week;
free bus and baggage to and from the ferry
THE Magic Hand Loom mends all fabrics; per-
feet weaver; Csc Greater West Advertising
and Novelty Co., 115513 Washington, Oakland
LEDERERS Quinonia cleanses the scalp thor
oughly: 35c bot. G. LEDERER. Ill Stockton
SUITS TO order on installments at cash prices,
. 81 week. N. Y. TAILORING CO., 115 Kearny
HOME in confinement: diseases of women.
MRS. DIR. FUNKE, 1416 Sth ST.. Alameda.
SUITS to order on easy installments. L.
+. LEMOS I'LL Market st., bet. 18th and Sth 3:
MASU MIYAKAwA japanese contractor and
labor agent. 40 Kearny St; tel. Green 10
DRESsMAKERs.
SAN FRANCISCO. Ladies' French Tailoring
College. SIS Market. men and women teachers
MISS GILLIGAN, DIRE aking and cloak
making school. 223 Grant ave,
NINE GoI oSTEIN-El, ant stylish dresses SIS
up: dresses made over. Eddy st. rm. 14-15.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-01
DIED.

Anderson, Ellen M. Huerne, Prosper L.
Baldwin, Lydia c. jacob. Samuel
Berdan, N. L. Kavanagh. John
Blomberg, Catherine Kerrison, Mary A.
Bricca Carmelina Lindop, Mary Il.
Coburn, James NJ. Morrison, Joseph
Cressy, Albert O'Dwyer, James
Dannel. Emil Rodman, Levi @.
Davoust, Edith NJ. Rosenberger, Arthur
Donovan. Edward W. kunilng. Edward
Dorrance, Willie T. Strouse, Mark
Dowd, Mary A. Tremblay, Sarah J.
Dreypolcher. Edwin Wacker. Gustave
Gee Epp Watson William II.
Hoffman. Hermann Whalen, William
Ellen M beloved infant daughter of Charles
A. and Amanda E. Anderson, a native of
San Francisco, aged months and 20 days
BALDWIN-In athis city, September 80 1893
Lydia c. Baldwin, native of Sacramento.
BERDAN-In this city, September 90 1898, n.
native of Michigan, aged 10 years and
months.
West Berkeley September 90
1898 Catherine, beloved daughter of Axe and
Catherine Blomberg, native of West Berke-
ley, aged years months and days
BRICCA-In this city, September 81. 1898. Car
melina, dearly beloved wife of Costantino
Bricca, and mother OF George, Louise. Costan-
tiuo Jr., Peter, Carnelina, Albina. Romilda.
Laetitia. Tobias and Theresa Bricca, ma
tive of Italy, aged Al years and months.
lFFriendS and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
(Sunday). at 10 O'Clock, from his late resi-
dence, gl5 Battery street, thence 70 SITS Peter
and Paups Utalian) Church, where a solemn
requiem high mass will be celebrated for the
o'clock. thence to Holy Cross Cemetery.
COBURN-In Oakland. September 3d., 1885,
James NJ, beloved husband of Mary A. Co
burn. and father of James. Thomas. William,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-01
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
oFFICE-oo8 BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

-
$3.50 FOR a new house. rooms and bath; on
Telegraph ave; ST.: including interest per
month; no cash down; first come, first served
j S. MYERS 1902 Broadway, Oakland.
FOR. Sale in Oakland-New house, rooms and
bath; 2-story: best construction and finish
lot 4ox125 fine neghborhood; 3 minutes from
railroad station; 30 minutes from San Fran
+ cisco; monthly installments. HERON & HOI-
:. COME 1850 Broadway
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WRITING desk in good condition. with book
case attached. Box Gs1. call office.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-01
FURNITURE WANTED.

CASH for fixtures. groceries, furniture, mer-
chandise; sold commission; reasonable. f.
COIN. auctioneer 430 seventh Tel Mint 1905.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-01

WANTED-Horse and wagon for peddlers use.
Address box 734 Call office
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-01
MUsICAL INSTRUMENTS.

ARSOLl UTELY the oldest and largest house
west of Chicago Is KOHLER & CHASE, ).
&c IS and 80 O'Farren ST Pianos, organs and
all other musical instruments of all grades
and prices; terms easy; prices lowest; every
thing possible done 70 please and satisfy the
- customer.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-01

HUERNE-There will be q requiem high mass
for the repose Of he soul of the late Prosper
L. e. Huerne this day Saturday,. at
$3.50 clock, at the French Church of Notre
Dame des Victories, Bush street. below Stock
ton. Friends are requested to attend.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-01
FURNISHED FLATS WANTED

II. BAUM buys furniture and general me
chandse 1857 Market st: tel. Jessie 20.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-01

CLOTHING. brtc-a-brac, books, periodicals
bought. Send for KLEIN, 100 Sixth ST. ....
PHOTOGRAPHIC. and magic lantern appa.
ratus second hand. 100 Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-01

AiILK-SO gallons daily: steady; state lowest
cash price; ci-y or country Address MIX
Route 2526 Mission st
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-01
OAKLAND HOUSES.


MODERN Groom flats from S12 to s1T; no dark
rooms stove and porcelain bath; water and
ash man free; Adeline station. Oakiand key
Broadway.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-01

JACOBI-In this city, September go 1858,
Samuel beloved son of the late Jacob n.
and Rosalia jacob, and dear brother OF
Mrs. I. Kay and Joseph, Sadie and Paula
jacob. a native of OroYiller Cal, aged AZ
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-01
OAKLAND FURNISHED HOUSES


FOR RENT-Furnished in Oakland. house II
rooms; northwest corner; large grounds; fine
" neighborhood: minutes to railroad station
80 to San Francisco; IS "a months; rent
$40, including of grounds. HERON &
HOLCOA1B, 1850 Broadway.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-26
9rrhreh1rtt.
Sruoerlmoro.

Sn @egsnipurt bes S9ertffs uno bes 8ez
airfsanpults bom So. Napd, Gal, unO nod
feds unberer 3eugen, 6at @eO. @inarb CEurt
bas @eftdnOniB abgelegt. baB ct am bcrganz
9enen 9pnneritag feinen 8ruoer %. u. glart
in ct. 6eGena ermorbet fat. Sruu 2ubiaa
Glarf bate 90. 81. gIart por mebr tuta 8lpcn=
gig Sabren in Glup GOuntp, S1inOjs, gs=
beirat6et. Sic 1T ie9sunboier5i9 Sabre ali
unb bic Mutter BON iieben &inbera.
Ser M0rber SEP. 80. gldrt unterDtelt felt
brei3ebn Dber bier5e6n Subren Elm unerIuub=
tes 8erbdltniB NIT ibr unb TeBte bai1elbe fort,
pG6rnb Der @utte in Californian tUar, unr
fir feline 6amilie etne 9eimfdtte gu grim
ben.
WG6renb bieIer 3eit tpurbe Elm Sinh ge6pz
rem, befen @ater SEQ. glarf mar.
3a9bem Sruu @lurt na9 @ulifornien oe=
fommen mar, mo Tie in Der Nd6e BON ct, 0ez
lena, in Napa @ountb, tpobnte, oecIu4te ie,
bas 8er6dltntB nit ibrem S9nugtr ab3u=
bre9en, tpopon biefer iebo9 nidts pifen
tpolte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-26
Te1trrHhrinHr.

Sfz8ranb SORTS, u. o., lit u6ermals
ron elmer ber6eerenben 6euersbrunit beintgez
fuGt norbeu unb bic i9Oniten Mirt6TAafz
ten in ber Stabt, Elm Getreioefpei6er unb Der
;3uoung CUR Bride liegen in SriimmerA.
0as 6euer brad Boomerang frii9 i'm grOge=
I8oB bon 90, 8. 6ranfIin's Wir!9Idoft
i'm Sitenbe Der Stobt aus unb Derbcsitete
rh qlter iiber bi: @traBe unter benz 0itli9en
s3usong CUR Bride na9 9Ols uno RufIsq'5
8irt6f6aft unb na9 Dem SransferzS peiz
6er Der 90. &c q. @lebutor Company. Der
@e6Gube Der Decentralization 8rauereigeTeIz
i6aft, ferner Der Roob unb Slitrano uab Der
O'8rien 8lod liegen e6enfaIS in N19e. Oct
8erlu1t tpirb auf $125,000 gei4dbt, 9ie
@er1t9erung betrGgt 100000.
0us Mobnbaus bes Or. Daniel 0dn9aa
in Clinton, Sa., tpurbe Sonntag friib cur2
elm 5euer, bas benin Sei5appardt. 1uS6tdA,
gdn3li9 3erItDrt. Die 5amilie rettete ui6tS,
uls bas nadte 2e6en. Ser @erIut b~e5iffert
fi6 auf $4,000.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-26
Uu ..
OeutIblano.

Der @tqats1efretdr besNuspGrti9en, Sreiz
6err b. 8iilotp, fagte Montag in Der 9iBnna
bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bes Rei@stages, bob
Die iebt nit @bind abge14lofenen Inter
%banblungen folgenbe grgebniie ge6abt 4Gtz
ten: @rtens lei Der @ouperneur BON Sbanz
Sung abgeiebt tporben unb fir imllrer bon
Der 8efleibung eines 6o6en 4mtes alsgez
f9lofen; feds 6o6e, bon Seut14lano NAM
baft gema9te 9eamte ftnb ebenfdGs abz
gefebt unb beitraft unb bas gert9tli4e 8erz
fa6ren fir Die 8eftrafung Der eigentlj9en
8eriiber bes 8erbre9ens, Der @rmoroung
Der MtIIiondre, eingeleitet tpprben. s3petz
tens 6abe China DerYprp4en, 5000 Sdels fir
ben bpn Der Miifton erlittenen Sa4I4aoen
I'll beaablen. Orittens ais 9iibne fir bic
@rmorbung Der Miiiiondre ioaen Orei Sir
6en erri9tet unb iebe NIT elmer taiierlt9en
Safel ber5e6en fperben. aus beren SnT4rift
berborge6e, baB befagte 8ir4en inter benz
S9ube bes 8aifers ftdnben. 9ie cine biefer
Rir9en TpGe in Sfin=9aig, bic 5peite in
S1uo G6ouz5u, bic brittle an Der Steae, tpp
bic Morbe ftatt9efunben, erribtet tperben.
g6inu bepiGige $4,000 Sqels fir iebe Sir
DE unb f6enfe ebenfaGs bic 8aupldBe gu
benIel6en. Meitere $4,000 Soels feien uns
genie len, Inn 1ieben ii9ere @obnungen fir
bic tatbo1ii3e prdfettur BON Siaoz@bcuz6u
gu erbauen. Meiter lei Elm {pe3ieaes @bift
fir bic 8eT4iBung Der beuti4en W1iiftonen
%erlafen tporoen.
Sreiberr b. Billion CAB ferner oor Dem
8ubgetausf9ufebe s 8eidstages cine felerlt3s
GrflGrung betreffs Der 9repfuszN n9elegenz
beit ab. Ct ertlGrte nit aaer @ntl9ttoen=
beit, baB niemals 8e8tebunger lrgenb Eelfer
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-26
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8ahnunf6ne

3ug go. II ber QtInntic Gout 2ins, Der
BON SEEM gort mad TIoriba beitinrmt mar,
nnb 3ug go. So, Elm 2ofuI5ug bon @bars
Teton, itnb 6reitag friib 80 Meilen tpaftli6
bon @barleton, g. g., 3uIammengeItoBen.
&obert Sumes, 9ei3sr bDm 3ug SO. II,
unb NeSIep 8iibOp, 9eiaer bonn 3tQ go.
50, tpuroen 9etDbtet. 8eibe tparen 6ar6;gt.
QuBerbem iino me6rsre perionen 1erlebt
tpOrben. Ser 3ufommenTtoB mar III GoGge
m~iBberfdnbener Srbres snttanben.
Ser 6o5e WaFerfanb i'm O6io mar TduIb
an einem @iie~nbu6nlngliid, Das Ii9Gonnt13
Mor9en gu frii6er @tunoe in g2stD Ml6dnp
sutru9 unb ben Sob bon 5fpei YerIonen ano
Die @erleBung BON 8tpei drlberen CUR 6olge
Bate. Sin S6ail Der Netp NlbunD Belt &
Serm;naI~GiIenba6n Die gum Dir 2ine 9pz
Hem geb0rt, fduft an benz 6luBufer auf elmer
8tpan5ig SUB boben 6ta6Ibriide FIN. DAG
MaTer bate bis grbe I'M einen Der BFetler
70 gelodert, Oab bas i%teinerne Sltnoament
unfiher purbe. @s 6atte gerabe Elm Sradt=
5ug ben SUB Der pearGftroBe srrei9t, als Die
8alfen naA9uben unb bic 2ptomutioe ing
Wufer fieG. 8eim 9tur5 rib fe ii9 pon btll.
ndhften @agen Ips unb Der iibrige She'll bes
s3uges 6lieb auf Der 8aItenbriiGe ite9en,
&onbufteur Sobn 8urte BON Seem Nlfann,
unb iein 8remier 6urrp MiIer BON 9puisz
bile ipurOen gst6btet.
Der. Qotomotiofi4rer 9enrp Murphp bon
0oparb 8urt, Snb., unb Der 6ei3er G4artes
9oan bon 2Ouisbile purben Oerlebt, a6cr
ni@t ernftli4.
Der pOn 4uburn, Sal, tpet1i4 fabrenbe
~11eberlanb3ug lit am 9ienitdg Qbenb unpeit
@olfar entgGsiit unb fart bef9d0igt NOR
ben. Der 2OfomOtiOfii1rer, Der 9ei5er
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-26
gernttrd1teH.
GoIifornien's 6oIo= JubilGum.

Montag fritz Bel gonnsnaufgang ipurbs
bic 6eier beS 50. Sabrestages Der @~ntoedunJ
bon Sob in gaiifornien, bag. Io9snonnte
golbene SSyyubildum bes @tadtss, ourD 9az
npnenF9ii11e, bic pon ben bic 1fer Der Sui
am @ingang gum @olbenen Shore u1nT6a@
menben Sorts abgefeuert purben, an9efins
bigt. 3uerit tpurbsn nit bsn 9roBen, 3p0lfz
500igen @ei9iben in Sort point Fl GaIut=
T9iRe abgefeuert, ulf tpel6e rafA Butter
chamber Die SulutI6UFe Der Sorts Maipn,
Nlcatro uno Nngel SslanO folgten. pur,tt
bul6 elf rbr Iebte iih bic grOBe Parabe 5ur6
bic feitli4 geI6miidten unb nit 3u5dausrn
dn9efiiQten Sd1ptItraBen Der Stabt in 8rz
tpegung. 1teber $4,000 5rembe naren na3
Der Sta0t gefpmmen. Der um3ug beItonb
aus Is Nbtbeilungen unb Die 3a6l Der S6ei(z
ne6mer nirb auf 10000 gef@dbt. Seute
Na9mtttdg tpurbe in Moobnarb'5 pabiIz
lion Elm Iitterarii9e5 9ro9ramm 3ur 9ur9=
fiibrung gebrabt, Wlebrere intere7ontc Re
ben purben ge6alten. Die SeItli9teiten tperz
ben bic gauge 0p9e bauern.
Die SendtDren .Yerflns tnD W6tte un0
ber 8unbe8a6georbnete Maguire BON Cali
f%ornien BADEN BrdIibent Mc8inle1 formeG
erfu9t, am nG9fteu @amitag ben eIettril6en
&nopf 3u briiden unb babur9 Die CUR 6eier
beg golbenen SubiIdum8 Der @ntbsdung bes
8olbes in ienem Staate beranitaltete Nusz
fteuung BON 8ergtperfser3eu9nifien gu er6ffz
men. Ser BrQiibent bat bic @inlaD1ng dnz
genommen.
Don 6onoIuIu rab frisco.
Sn 3nif9enrdumen BON ~penigen Stunz
BEN finb feds SegeIi6ifFe, bic bor 16 3agen
BON 9onolulu abgtngen, in San 6ranci8co
angetomnnen. Die Sabrt iiber ben YaciFic
purbe gleih nu9 benz eriten Sage cine Wettz
fabrt unb bieIe tpurbe mod babur9 %intereTz
fainter gema9t, als ft9 bic S9iffe fait fort
pd6renb in Si9t bon chamber befanben.
Die Sabr3euge paren Die 8-t8g SO, g.
Srtpin, bic 8artantinen %. s. 9imonb unD
Nr9er, bic 8art Nlert, Der @9ooner Sranift
unb bic 8rigg 2urGine.
Die 8rigg Srptn traf cine @albe Stunbe
oor Der n2urGine" Elm; bunn famen n0iz
monb", rNrber", n@tert" unb r5runfit" Der
aei6e mad an. 0us lebte 5u6r8eug truf rrei
stunben nu9 Dem nSrpin Elm. Nlte See
Ieute lugen, buB cine berartige Gabrt bon
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-26
Woro p%ertnuthct.

Qm ltfer bes yfod aioer, aft M}eilen TiDz
Ii9 BON &odforO, tpurbe MittpOd Die 2si4e
bes bor me6reren Monaten pl0Blid 0ers
f9punbenen @us. 8allpu, zines betdnntsn
oSSGgers unb Sii4ers, gefunben. Die Gage
ber1elben unb anbere 11mtGroe beutcten
baruuf bin, bab 8a1ou ermorbct nur5e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-26

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Wegen Der 5ur 3eit berrI9enbea @r6ttz
terung atpif9en OeutT 9en urtb G3s9en
in prag 6at Die ppli3ei 6as 2ragen
bpn Yarteiab5eiben unb ~Glu6unifOrmen
BEL 100 9ulben Gelbtrafe o0et IA
Sa9en @efan9niB berboten. Sn bic
@o6nung bes @ef9dftsfi6rers bes pra9er
3pstges Der @iener 8~anfzNfociation BRAN
gen 9onnertug Nu6t 8 iunge 2eute Elm, bic
iebo9 BON Der Boli5et binaus9etrie6en ipurz
ben. Die Poliaei bat ferner cine Qn5abl Qn>
fammGungen BON perfonen geipren9t. SIN
ltebrigen 1T bic Stabt ru9ig.
OILS bus 9oGiaioerbot, ponu9 has Srugen
bon parteiab5ei9en unb BON glu6unIfprmea
ntht getattet 1T, i'm 2anbtage aagetiinbi9t
tpurbe, erbob it9 Elm fur6t6arer 2Grm, I'M
benz Die MitgGieber cine Grtldrung b~erlangz
ten. @tattbalter gouben6obe ber1pra6, bic
SADIE in Der ndditen @iBung uuf5ufldren.
@bermals folgte Elm Sumult, Der f9ier aQer
8eT9rei6ung Ippttete. 9em Statt6alter
tpurbe oorgetporfen, Elm feiger 8etriiger gu
iein. Die Nufregung mar 10 groB. baB bic
@oltgen f6lieBli9 ben Stattbalte. in fire
0eitte nebmen muBten, ols er Die &ammer
berGieB.
Die beuti9en Mit9Iieber bes 2anbtaaes
BADEN ben Diterrei4if4en premi.rminitsr
Srei6errn @autf9 BON Sranfsnt6urn, te..ss