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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-03-19
PLAY STAR sPANGLED BANNER
San Fran cisco Arrives and Her Off
GERS Take Possession.

GERS Take Possession.
Gravesend, March 19.-The United
States cruiser San Francisco arrived
here at $3.50 o. m. yesterday, passing
the Amazonas after saluting Tnbery
Fort. the band played THE Star Spang-
led Ranner" with the crew standing
attention
Capt. Leary said he had pleasant
voyage from Lisbon.
Commodore Howell, who was recelV-
ed by Lieutenant Commander COlwe1.
the moment the San Francisco reached
her moorings ordered 800 tons of coal
for the San Francisco and 300 tons for
the Amazonas. which is cOaling and is
expected to complete the work on Mon
day, when she will go to Holhaven to
take on ammunition which is waiting
for her there. Then the Amazonas sails
presumably for Key West, the San
Francisco going to New York Com
mander Nazare takes command of the
AmazOnas and seven other officers Of
the San Francisco will accompany him.
Stokers and some seamen will be ship
ped here.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-03-19
Z. P.'S NEW CHARTER.
A Copy is Filed With the Secretary
of State.

Mr. Charles Blood Smith today filed
a certified copy of the charter of the
Union Pacific Railroad company with
the secretary of state. The reorganized
company was chartered under the laws
of Utah With the charter several in
dentures executed between the directors
of the new company and the American
Loan & Trust company, trustees, were
also filed.
of the company to be $136, 900. 900, repre-
sented by 1850, 900 shares of the value OF
500 each OF this number 100000 shares
are issued as preferred stock, and &c.
600 shares as common stock
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-03-19
Belgian Training Ship Vile de
AnVerS Sunk in Collision
Off Gabbard Lightship Near
British Coast.
ALL ON BOARD DROWN
There Were Eighty Cadets and
Officers
Besides the Grew Bark British
Princess Run Her Down.

London, March ia steamer which
was sunk with all on board Wednesday
morning in collision with the British
bark British Princess from Leith for
Liverpool, off Gabbard light ship, is be-
Heved to have been the Vile de Anvers,
a Belgium training ship having on
board go cadets and 20 officers, in addi-
ton to her regular crew.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-03-19
HE HAD FOUR WIVES.
Divided Among Chicago, Milwaukee,
indianapolis and Dayton.

st. Louis, March 19.-AIfred McGrow,
of London, Eng, registered at the
Planters hotel as Mr.. Barnes of Buff
faIo, was arrested today in front of the
hotel on the charge of bigamy, hustled
into a cab and taken out of the city.
1t is said ne has been taken to Chicago.
McCrOw is credited with having four
wives, representing Chicago, Milwau-
kee. IndianapoNs and DAYTON. o.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-03-19
HOUSTON CARS TIED UP.
Superin ntendent Hit in the Head for
Attempting to Run One Out.

Houston. Tex, March 19.-The street
car company whose line has been tied
up on account of a strike of employees
endeavOred to get a car out this morn
ing. H. V. Chase, superintendent, act
ing as a conductor was hit in the head
by mob which rushed up to stop the
car. He is seriously wounded. No cars
are now being run. One arrest was
made
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-03-19
BY THOUSANDS.
Wild Geese Descended ON the
City in ThrOngs
Last Night Attracted by the
Electric Lights.
SCORES WERE SHOT
By Excited Inhabitants of To-
peka Who Turned
Out by Hundreds and Engaged
in the Hunt.
A POPPING OF GUNS
Like the Fourth of July Kept
Up to a Late Hour.
Similar Experiences All Over
the State.
A POPPING OF GUNS
Like the Fourth of July Kept
Up to a Late Hour.
Similar Experiences All Over
the State.

The wild goose was the main attrac-
ton in the city last night. The geese
few about Topeka streets in large num-
bers, and their squawking could be
plainly heard. Hundreds of people en-
gagged in the sport of hunting wild geese
in their own dooryards. The air was
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-03-19
BLOW AT AMERICAN MEAT.
Brunswick officials Recommend Its
Exclusion

Berlin, March 19-OficiaIs of the
Brunswick government report that they
lately discovered trichina in several
packages of American meat, and the
government of Brunswick has request
ed the bundesrath to issue a decree pro-
hibiting the Importation of American
meat.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-03-19
CURA,s LAST GALL.
If Spain Would Get Anything for the
Island She Must Be Quick.

New York. March 19.-That the Gu
bans are willing to end the strife in
their island, is without question, but
while they are willing to pay Spain an
indemnity, the leaders here are posi-
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-12-15

Der gejidtsiinn n nd6 bsgriis iiher<
boupt Hur Bel GnIdngen nit grobtn
Mugen einigermdBen enttridsit. ober
audi BEL 'bielsn fol bsr 3ungsnjinn
benz Geiihtsfi1n entinitben iibtrlegen
fein. Sdlange1 nit mitttIgroben
pber tleinen Mugen tDnnen ibre Bette
aus einiser Gntfernuns neift nur in
Der GeDeg,ing ertennen unb duh bonn
f6nappen lie bGufig bdnebsn ober s.i<
Ben diif aSbiere ios, bic gar nidat bon
ibnen gtfreHen iperben. Gro(dfreHsn~
be S9lansen. seben ). y. sauf Nlles
los, mas in frofhdbnlither Msile Oil
ibntn porbeibiipft. 1unsrise ghlan<
gen fOnrrn aud febr iehr leiGt irrcsez
fiilrt iperben, ipenn man irgeno Elm
@5tiit 3eug pber bersleidnsn an benz
Sdfig entlang betpeat. giel bsbeuteE=
ber ~ Der GeithtsIinlt Bel ben hJbercu
Rrie4tbieren, alfo bel ben gibed)Isa,
enttpidelt, no Der 3ungeniinn entiprs~
henb f4Dddher tit. Cine MauersibeaIe,
hie man einmal nit benz beinahe olle.t
S9ieren piberli6en mortsntofer ange=
fiibrt bat, erfennt i'm ipdter ftets tpie=
Der unb lduft an tbm borbei. Mu5 benz
Mtttgetbeilten 9ebt berbor, baB bic
94langehaunge unferen Haturfor=
fdern nod belonbere Qufgaben Der
nnteriu9ung bietet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-12-15
Scr 3un8tmtinm oer edlansen.

sSeber, Der einmal elmer @alanse su<
gefdaut. bat bepbadtet, pelh unsez
mein bdufigen @ebrau9 lie bon Der
lansen, biinnen, geipaltenen 3unge
ma1t, bic fait bauernb In @eipegung
bleibt. Mdbrenb fonit benz Geii9tsz
finn ber @9langen cine aiemli9 be-
beuttnbe Gdbisteit auge1drieben !pirb.
1T g. be Griis in 9amburg nab '8e-
obuhtungen an etner Natterart gu benz
Salu7e getommen, bab Der Saltiinn
bsr 3unge cine melt grDBere Bebeu@
tung fir bas Sbier ,beiiBt. als irssnt
elm anberer @inn. Cine Natter, bic
belonbsrs germ gibedfen fribt, rtimmt
aud Gleifh an, tpenn es porber in Be-
riibrung nit elmer @ibe9fe sebra9t
tpurbe. Simmer, bepor fie Nabruns an=
ntmmt, beaiinselt iie lie unb lbeint fih
baburh ibrer Mppetitlihteit au per@
f9ern. Die @hlangen bebienen Iih
ibrer 3unge dbnlt9 tpie bic sSnietter
ibrer i5iibler. Dieter .3ungeniinn"
benn BON einem folden tann man gez
rabe5u 5prehen, n1ub unsemein fein
enttpidelt 1ein. Ote @9langen erferz
men bur9 bic Beriibrung nit Der 3une
&c fofort, ob lie cine 59lange ibrer Ell
genen ober tiner fremben Mrt ppr fb
baben. Qlls einmal cine glatter in Ell
nen Rdfis sebradt tpurbe. tporin fid
cine @1lange Der @dttung 2eptobria
aufbielt, fro1 lebtere auf ben ii9 iibrt@
gems gan3 rubig perbultenbellMn t0alul<
ling 3u unb be3iingelte einen EDrperz
tbeil bes1elben, I'm bann boiler Mngit
baponaufAieBen; iie bate ben Ginz
bringing fofort als einen 0reniDen err
tannt, obglei1 iie nod nit mebreren
anberen Mrten ben Rdfig tbeilte, 9luh
bas @e51leht anberer Gnlangen ber<
felben Qlrt ertennt eine G9sange bur1
Sic 3unge. Gerner fpiirt iie burd Be-
siingeln bic Gtele aus. no ein BON ibr
aum sgntter bsgebrtes 9bier gtie{fen
Bat, ipenn es ouh bren Nliden pDII<
{tdnbig enf5ogen III. unb iie psrfoIgt
bann Sic sy6brte nit ber 3unee ipie EN-
Dumb NIT ber @mnnuSe. Min9elnats
itrn, bie ;yiid rti Hen. psrua6gsn. tpsnu
J re nslt bSx 8nnoe ilbsr NJ Dterf I6de
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-12-15


Die st. SoneS 8osette1 iii Qons1
bon iagt bel Uefprshuns Der Griinbe,
iporuin gnalano iudnihen mtiiie, nns
i'm BeliB Der philippinen al ieben 4.
sMnlenomlnen, mas ia iebt nibt in
Nu5liht lteht, Die Der. 5tantef, iDiirDen
nus feinolih aeiinnt. 10 tpiirbeH lie auf
ilrs iiberIeeilhen BeliBungelt NiidSiht
Sn n bnen haben. 5ehr rpabr uno
enolid sinn,al affsnhersia |! Wir neroen
furh Die Golpnie'n perpunobar, nnD
oas 1T es. fuas gnalano gemollt bat.
Darllm bat es uns 10 5il1eiubelt, uns 10
.beipnnbert llno in bic grsdal,trae,l bon
unierer xMilion" 'einseiiimmt. llno
iIniere sSinaps5 nrb ner Walinent lin0
ibnen rthtig cut Die SeimruiGe gegan.
aen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-12-15
Bon eincr Jtam cntoeGt.

Cine anbere arpbartiae gntbefllne
mnrbe gemadt uno oas BON elmer Gyall
in oieIem 2anoe. y9ieielbe mar lett z
Sabren front umo batten bic G,antbeitss
fsime ibr aan3es gpiien, unteraraben.
10 bab Der 9ob anaenldeinlid niht aus=
bleiben tonnte. Sic bultete orei Mo=
note lang ununte6roden unb tonnte
niht iblaien. Gdliebli1 taufte lie iid
elne Dlaihe BON 9r Gings 9fs,p Sisco-
perp geeen Ghnmoiultt unb oeripiirte
bel Der eriten GDlis cine iol9e grleibte=
rnna. oab lie Die aarse Nadt idlief.
Nadoem iie stpei Glaiden asnommeu
bate, tpar lie pollitdnoia fllrirt. sSbr
Name 1T Grau 2utber 2ub." @oidreibt
%. G. 0ennif & So. bon GbelbD.
q. 8. Weriuhsnaiden frei IN s. y.
Willer & 5pbns Npotbete. Heauldre
@roBe SOC uno 81. Seoe Glaide az
rnntirt. 4
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-12-15
Oelbtmdht nchciIf.

Der lelbenosn Menfdbeit Iolte jebes
m0alihe 6eilmittel sur @erfii9nna as=
Itellt merben. gsmaht uns @er9niigen,
Golgenoss mit3utbeilsn: SD babe felt
ieAs Wonaten fiirdterlih an @elbiubt
aelitten uno lieB mid pon bsrlhieb.nen
Der beiten Merate in unierer Gtaot beban=
oeln; bod Nles persebens. Gr. 03eG,
nnier Mpotbeter, empfabl electric Bit
tiers. llno nahbem i'd 2 1laihen aes
nomme1l bate. mar ih aans sebeilt.
Mit GreuDen empfehle i'd bas Mittel
allen an oieier idreflihen 3yantheit
2sioenben. Sbr bantbarer M. u. Qo=
aartD, 2erington, Gn. 3u baben III
s. Is. Miller & 6obns Mpotbete. A
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-12-15
9aS sleugeu oeS gSitoe1..

Befanntli1 finb bic Mugtn alIer
Wtlbarten ettpas iiberiidtig. s. q. fir
bas Seben duf tpeite Gntfernnngen
efngeri9tet. Sang gleidmdbig beiiBcn
ane9 ale Wilbarteit Elm fogenannts3
sMttommpbatipn nsDermDsen Die1es
lebtere lit inbeb Bel perf9iebsnen Ebie-
rem iebr ansleidmdiig enttpidelt. 8ei
ben pflanaenfrefiern, pelAe bas gluge
nnr aur Grtennung Der @efaDr aus
GROCER gntfernllng brau1en, bei ipelS
Aen dber bas DeutlidIeben in Der
Nahe bebufs @rgretfung Der Nabr,ing
unb Regulirung Der geipegungen bon
geringer 9ebeutung lit, lit biefer Mpz
parat f9ledt enttpidelt. Bon ben gdu-
getbiaren bat bic Siidptter bos itdrfite
GinlteGungsbermDgen, u!1 audi unter
Wailer beutlia gu fehen. gben1o lit
Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bel ben
80geln unb Defenders bet ben Naub=
bDgeln in auberorbentli9 bobem Mabe
dusgebilbet. biel me1r ais beim Man=
fhen. Sc grDber Die 9ornbaut bes
guses lit, befto beller pirb bas i'm
Nuge enttporfene Bib, unb beito ge=
ringer muB bic gigenbeleu1tuns bes
Sbieftes fetn, Inn bonn Muge ito9 erz
fdnnt au tperben. OementIprederb lit
au1 bel ben Sbieren Der 1ornbaut=
bur9meHer be16affen. Wdbrenb bcrz
fefbe bel ben Sagtbieren nur Der 9dlTte
bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES entIpri9t,
tpeiIt er Bel Ddmmerungsz unb Nadtz
tbieren bel gr0Bere Oimenfionen auf,
70 tit 3. .. bel ber aabe, Maus uno
Slebermaus 9prnbaut= unb sugenz
bur9n1efer fait slei9 srob. Das Sc
fi6tsfelb il bel ben meliten Sbieren
grDber ais beim Men1eben. Yflanaenz
freHer, Die na6 allsn Ht1tangen fi6
bor gefabr ii4ern miifen, baben meiit
ftdrter poritebenbe Mugen, tpelbe iie
bsfibigsn, na9 alien Ni9tunssn. aut3
nad riidtpdrts at ieben, ipdbrenb biz
Haubtbiere ttefliegenbe. ausI4!iebliD
nad born seribteteMugen babeu. 5eGr
ii1terehant tit, bob bic Jorm bes Seb=
nerpereintrittes in bos Muge Bel ben
berl9iebenen Sbieren duBerit pcrIdi,=
BEN lit. Wdbrenb er Bel einigen ais
Dreied erIdeint, 1T er Bel eaoerea
Sbieren rllnb, Bel anbsren obal obcr
fosar fpaltf0rmig. gs bat f9 nun
heraussefte0t, bab bic Sorm bes 9ebz
nerpeneintritts bon Gindub auf bas
Meusen ber Gbiere tit. Mm 1hle9tez
iten digen 5unb ,lnb Gucbs nit breiz
edigem Sebnerbenau:rldnitt. Oas
Meb, Der Mrisbirfh unb Der Dart-lrz
hirId perbalten iia in 8e5ug aaf ben
8au bes Muses siemlia gleidmdbig
eber bas Web fat cine ettpas Ooale
Sebnerbenldeibe, Der Mrisbirfd: eiae
bantelf0rmise unb Der Oamm1irId
cine nabeau ipaltf0rmise. Sas Murz
meltbier, bas ems r.i9drfitdussnben
G6usetbiere lit, bat cine Sebnerbe,,z
f9eibe, bic elmer 2tnie dbnelt. 9ei ben
8Dgeln 1T bas gleide 8erbdltniB. Der
I9drfitdugenbe Mbler bat etnen fpalts
f0rrnisen, auffaIcno sroben @ebne,s
peneintritt. -
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-12-15

/ I sseit III ben 5alIhn 9esueie mar. Ml
Die aios Dsbts's iaae ua boDon tpdr aah
bic Eobt 0efnn,didat. Sfbn sc. ID
miro reitepeas stcbrie ,,ifaemadt. SD
ben off Gebrs Die Ribs asiaat. iea luar
Ie Sci. 3ie Dddt rpdr. DaB 10 uiel
yJlenIbe In ben Galuln gt,usie mdre.
baB eener ms Bsordna oas N.inper eirl-
aepuidt bait. Gsll hsst II genluaht.
lheiOn0sr!d. biflhs Der qunih mar dod)
all. Yin Nohi,ittag, DO Ben id Nrao
10 { 8iBnes oeo1bn. ipie dir Morseii.
a,uiper id ben mid en- gibie ausaeoentt,
no gar nit ibleht 'tpdr. Ssor mas,
Zen i'd, s,l mid geoentt. ben ID, id,crl
Die piehls Sobr su Die Hahoihes I'M ole
Gaileieiebs btSallt, mitaus, oab ib ltor
en- Gent iusrtD Yrdfitt as1abt BEN?
Sell nub anneribt lDet'iI. SD bei,
reiteipeg 10 ebaut Smaa 1unnero Snwit=
tebfdens priitte lplle un ben oObsi oas
9idet asjubit. lpp ID, fon ben ithlpincler
aefaaft ben, hifabS FED ben i'd ami
Mehrihte qeeiihe. gpia Die Rdbrns
fertia mare. ben ih ieDenl non Die Miem=
herid) BON Die Giusen 5alleieteb, no
ih oersu beiangt ben, ebne aeibidt.
Sb ben ie oil for De Elnnerstug
Dneno, mad Die einaliuno einpelaoe.
ND mel 5allsietbe's ben id nil uii eill
Cmeno eiillaoe 9etDnut, bitabs Oas ndr
{ tuenig gu Disl aeiueie. I'LL ib ben aad
aealihe, jeoen Gueno gutes 9ibres
+ su oubn. Dff GDlrs ben mir srobe
grrehnfbments inr Die Sinaerib se=
troifs. 3u oas luttsrhe. 90 bot ole
SiSSie aeteno, i'd lase Sbns, Die bot Ell
Oerinasialoo Doln geipibit, 90 bot mer
ihon Goribt trisst. pann mer'n btus
angegudt bot. Do brin biet Die 2isSie
einiaes. SD ben mid ielblt oruff gs=
ireit, bitabs 0erinesialao, Den altihs
ih arie gut, luann id) ben laiptue tunn,
oann lpb ib De idbnlte gortrrblt ittbn.
Wen nit alle preperebibens mare mir
fertig lii Der Dunneridtas Smeno is
tonme. SD ben alles uiiaelslbt Ill
Der Salubl bot ge9uft pie pinn, 10
tlien. SD BEN mid ielbit orilp'u:r gs-
frsit. gBie's 10 ebant 8 llbr MIR, 90
ben i'd 81 Die Ii3;ee seiaat, ieBt is Die
s,ngituno aus III ib oente. bic Gsaut
tommt bdlo. 9ln,per UNI 3eln Hbr
mar nod tein Menlh 90 lin balb eli,
DO ben ib for lalter Sesperebldsn ae=
fart. mid i,uluer ben 9eringsialao ber=
au made lin ofi aobrs, ben ib add Ell
aanS enprme Toridt triest. 90 ben
id tpiooer oespereit eefieblt I'm btne
oanse 2att Bier eebrr,lte. gGie bic
0iS,ie UNI IL llbr nod mid sesudt bot,
90 FEN i'd binnig Die Gabr selese IN
ben seIdlnofe. gs is mite een3ieer bon
Die Ginaerfh TONNE. Mm ndhHe Sag
90 fen ih ausgefunne, mas Die Wldtter
mar. Oot bod Der Dsrboats Y,inter
uft bic Snpittsidens be "a. Dieismber
1897 aeprint. efiddtlie, mics uff oen
6ebftidst. mo- ib ibn ols Sampel aep.
ne nebabt ben; aelianne bot! Die SIM
gerfh Der 9eoenft. es ,pdr { Ghpbt I'M
of Gobrs is tsiner fomne. SEPT mobt
ih miiIe, pb Der printsr oas &inopisb
mar oocs ib.
Wpmit id perbIeime
Sbne Sbrn lieipsr
p1ilipp g Sauerampfer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-12-15

glrrffmotions sbtrfu9en sr3islt habsn.
i6nnen ais bougiltiger Beireis bofiir
dngefeben iperben. bab iib bic sefies
bsrten GGnger Der alien Deimatb aud
IN unferem MbDptip waterlanhe eiitz
birgern laifen. Das gorseben Der
portlanber perbient LIBERAL Nahobs
n1ung, umfomebr. ba bi. GinsbDseI
biHig gu baben iinb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-12-15

Der M0fbinatoner Correspondent
pet 5ta1ts3eitiin9 beinertt: ,Die
!. Blers9 s9rQ9ss lit fine Dliisre in Mmeri.
"a uilD miro Is itin, 10 lanQe BE Broutr
un0 Mirtbt Nnsbeltin9s Dbiefte, fiit
bic eopialiIiii@elf poiititer |ino. @le
fs1t IN eilq{ieu 8ufanlnenbo,igs nil
|oer 9snte Nolitil. \ s
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Wine Ge, GerrI
Neoattionir. man
|oas SalnbH Nt-
lnes mel Giois 9e-
lipeie mar nanll
Ihett iA Sbsae ei=
tniaes ban1l mar
IAhlse Sbrn iieluer
|Bbii isbt en- oob-
ter Manr,, aiu-
trer mics is, DO
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Dark Faced Tyne denotes tins from u % pcsn to 1Q o
midnight Light laesd hun e Adnigh y y @ man.
e. r. LOREE, EA. FORD,
Gsnusl lanagar, General falsagw Asssib
t3eFMSI PExrsBuRGH, PENN Y. sss
& For md cafet rh of tsre, through tickets,
sbaSgaA 4 cheeks, 3nd furthor Inform lion ~.
ftSs @ ssnts 4 II Line II , q al
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-12-15

am Sonntag fdbrt etn 3ue ppn lbribSpilfe nod,
Gleoelalb. Geriebe sebt BON 9telp 9bilabepbia am
Morsen 6.48 mad goroeu unb 9lbenbs s.43 nadb Siis
ben. Die anoern 3ise fabren tGaItfl Counting aus-
genpmmen.
straBenbabnoerbinbun sipifden @beelina nnb
Martins Gerrp nnb gellare nnb brIn s. s. & %.
Bobnbpf,n Bridgeport. s.. a.. !, ~
Wsan erfunbige fidb bel ben Qeenteu nm @usfuntt
nadb ben been 0erb,nbun9en nnb nat ben Ba1agierss
preieu nod alleu punften. .
W. 6. Garrel, 8eneral pafenser Mst.,
Glepelanb, 8.
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Nos. 1886 and 33S connect at Wellsville for
Etehbenyille and Bellaire. Nos. 33S and 341
connect In Union Station, Pittsburgh, for the
East.
BETWEEN BAYARD AND NEW PHILADELPHIA.
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untersebra9t unb erit i'm nG9Iten
Griibiabr in @drten, parts unb Sc
bOlaen freiselaFen. Subilirenb unb
iingenb tunmelten ii9 bic WDgel auf
ben 8dum.n; freilih berf9nanben
lr1ande auf Nimmernieberfeben, bic
Ginfen unb 3Gnflinge berlieben ben
part aber nicbt. Sm folgenben @oms
ner tpurbe cine groBe Mnoabl Der i'm.
portirterl WDgel in Malb unb sylur
beim Nefterbauen beoba6tet unb por
G;ntritt bes 6erbItes batten iie iia um
nlehr ais basDoppelte nermebrt. Seitz
benz baben alle Mrten. nit tpenigen
Musnahmen, fnneG 3ugenomn1en unb
iebt finben fid 2ert1en, 9dnflinge,
Jinten u. (. ip. i1idt Bios in Der nd9=
fen llmgegenb bon portlnnb, Ionbern
1un in entfernteren Counties; naalcnt<
lid boben bic 2erhen ii9 tart berr
n1ebrt, ipogegtn bic Nabtigdllen nicbt
gut fDrttommen. Bemertenstptrtb lit
bas Werbalten ber gefiebsrten Grembs
liltge bein, Qerannaben bes Winters.
Damn berlaffen iie ibre ilele 4eimotb
nnb 3iebfn gen Siiben bis nad Merieo
unb Central Mneritd. wlit BEN gr<
.fhtinen bss Jriiblings tebren lie na6
ben pldBen, tDD iie freigeIai1en tpurben,
3iiriid. u1b bduen bort ibre geeiter.
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sSdbrtsaeit in ibrer 1lsutn 0eimatb
.iibtrHanbtn uib ii ben bid1ten mai
bern bsa Gd3cQbsx Gtbiro<s Nberz
lptnteri, GIeIs f95nen Grfolo ptIl3s
it 0ooeli isfssahs oStIa,h nm Hun
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-16
TRAIN SCHEDULES INTERRUPTED
Washouts Cause Changes in Running
ofTraius on Cbcsapcake x Ohio.

GORDONSVILLE. VA. August l5.-
SpeclaL-Railroad trains FOR the past
week have been seriously impeded and
the schedules of several have been trans
ferred from the standard book form TO
the wires. the Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac passenger trains had 20 be
sent back and forth via this city over the
Chesapeake and Ohio road on account of
washouts on the Pennsylvania road north
OF QuanticO. The Chesapeake and Ohio
trains were delayed on several occasions
for many hours on account OF washouts
in West Virginia and elsewhere. and 20
add 10 the anxiety and perpleXity Of the
situation In railroad circles. slight coli
lislon occurred within the limits OF the
town OF Orange ar o'clock Sunday morn
ing between freight trains OF the Chesa-
peake and Ohio and Southern roads. IN
which a Mr.. Goodwin. engineer on the
latter road. received Painful but not fatal
Injuries. IN the disiocation Of his shoulder
bones and in he breakage OF two or
more ribs.
The prospect for a large yield OF corn
I'm this section was never brighter. but The
wheat and oat crops have been seriously
injured by the continuous wet weather.
and IL is the settled conviction with the
Oldest citizens that the rain fall in and
around this city since the first or April
has exceeded IN quantity any CORES
bonding period within their memory.
with the most favorable indications FOR
a continuation OF the same
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Bv far The best vaudeville bin NJ the
season was given 90 the pubic an the
Broad Street Park last night and from
t.e opening of the first act until the fall
OF the curtain 0n the lasf. there was not
murmer OF disapproval from The large
crowd
Gibbons and Barry arc as the boys
sar. "warm members and their inter-
change ~ brand new gags. and trio OF
exceedingly popular parodies make the
audience merry at the start of tne per-
f9rmaneo. Br be- Scarles is "a delightful
little woman with "a strong and well cu.-
nroI mezz0-s0prm0 voice with which
-la arUs ucaiy pieascs tho audience Boo
negro medIcts and ballads. Husaey and
Weber give musical act void of useless
talk. and happy medley OF pretty music
PLAYED upon many curious toned and
peculiarly fashioned instruments. while
Val Vino ls marvellous Uurloiner of
cqunhr.st tricks from the Japs and ne
often thrilled the crowds as he accom-
rlehol his clever tricks. The hits-there
wore fvo of fnem-ro to charming Miss
CoHe Ellis. and artful and comic Mr. and
Mrs Aueusuu Neuylile. Miss Ellis re-
peatc1 bv special request from q number
of her admirers. her dainty little baby
SONG 0f last week. and her stirring med
10y of national airs. both ot which were
recognized by the audienc and the singer
met with "a warm reception.
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n God 8
Are gaining favor rapidly. Eyz1 nzs
Business mon and travel ~ ~
lrrs carry them IN vest -
pockets. ladies carry them
So purses housekeopcr' keep them ~ medicine
-lossts. friends rsccrrrend them 90 fuenas- &c.

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