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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-22

CoassoeFahae anxiety = felt a.ong the
vater front Tor three vesseas. Two Of
ssnich ara long overdus In this port and
ens which ieft the Sound e<riy IN March
and has never been heard from snca.
AhA veaseia bound for seattle are the
Chilean ship Lake Lemaa and the Peru
Wan bark Santa Rosa The outbound
vessel missing y the bark Forest Queen.
and thoss who are interested In her have
little hope Of ever seeing the bark or her
crsw agaiu- She may turn IN. hut there
ss1ns 60 Be little doubt that shs has
eeHs to the bottom like the ir-fated Ivan
hos ana countless others sailing vessels
that have sons out through the straits
never to bs heard Of again.
The Forest Queen sailed from the
Sound on March. Tor san Pedro. Cal
~ day after day passes and ssill no
nsws q the bark il received the homes
hitherto he'd OUT Ter her safety drift
essy- She was lumber laden and had
aboard every stick size could carry. Her
hold WAS diled with sawed lumber and
her deck vas piled high with a heavy
load OF piles. The latter. IL is believed.
contributed to the disaster, IL a:saste. ha.
oyertaken her shc "a, cs, 49,. e..
E1a TER ~ M.rrn 49,
s.countsraa ! Ssr;- - -. = 80. ~, -
mas.era ~ ssx.~sr - 49, $50 -
Ia r.art arra. shs, s.s $3.50
r,s1es - nsr 49, r.aS..s - sHe
- W.. arrirg a. ,.-rss, opene1 nes
- ,.ar, 60 s alu INA.
haras ~, a.. s via Aes AL
So,,os-.. ~ ASA s's anu ere"
" p..,u
u ~ San rrdncisco.
- ps,. ms.s. can ftansisco'
a,,.,,r, $50. r.sa AAsr' AaSoha'
rran 80 e. .es. a. DseI esoh. sea-
e. r-s..ss. $3.50. seaman.
a. r..rs.~ Anuson' seaman,
san Ersrs.ssas 49, Aosn. seaman
4 ! So.
.,.a..~s a,' nu na.s ana Aaospa
800. 49, on ene Up OF tae foress
1890. w nom san francesca, nul Tor
r ~ cos1 .eie Aer On reacninG the
$500 xss.. ,l..s S "as HIst snippso as
- 80. ~. Aoi eons ieasoh oio moi
~, ~. aIu !uM osIoIs saiAas Y. A
~ - sson ~ u's ia
-. San 2 na1x oI 80 tons
ss az sna = oSnea ~ Sapi. Neison. OF
ssm Ia, re % aoous .ne on.y one
=. un s..sn ss. az aIs naIN VII turn
~ $50 .1 ansoIs Inat tne
-. - -, 49, VI ".l souIse
=. - s.s 49, lneoursessu juss AFTER
80 -. ~. -. 49,. ~ s, TIA.
49, s So 81. s anu = unsu'e 80 20
r-a,,,s.s-. .~a~~a.. nrshsaas
t,,,- - ra,.w anS 1890 80 w. ~ =.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-22

II yau intend buying q fne watch, don't
fasl TO look at the fire line Of Swiss
watches just imported by Louis Klcdt.
Swiss matchmaker. No. se4 Second avenue.
corner Marion. A choice lot Of the cele-
brated Patek. Philippe q Co. watches at
reduced prlcez. The largest assortment Of
fire American movements and cases In ths
CITY Chronnmeters. minute fepeaters and
English watches thoroughly repaired.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-22

~. r ..r,,. ,-
N3a - r.. - , Ys,,rrnv
Flint Green. hls hrother -. R;rhsrd I've
Ben Green. his nephew. Frank Gotham
Nay Green. his wife Katherine Stewart
NJ. 9oodfrssnd. bis friend. John HAmpsoa
S1snA 0oooiTend. nis 1Fssaq son 49,.
ID hi. n,,,i.- $500 on. 500,
G:asiys sis coon SSsrsse Hsns,on
Goa. his shoe1aker ......Arthur Wailack
0oodsole. biz daughters sboemaker--
.....-. .-..-..... Henry Larkius
Oase 0feen. Nh daughter ....:s...
.''. .'.-.. ''.... '....'A'soany ooss1oa
NJ Inn Murphy. comedian Who -
rapidly forging ahead a m actor OF iegss-
innate methods. and VINO tor several SEA
sons has been engaged IN emancipatins
himself from line Of farce comedy parts
with which ne had bsen Identified. APP
peared II the Seattle thsaser last night -
an adaptation Of the Preach comedy, LES
Petits Oaseaux' tthe little osrdsJ Ths
name Of the aaapter was not given Ia the
programme and the only credit that can
be assigned to him u that he seized upon
Wry clever central idea and aid not
do much more except TO distort u N ar
ransing II for IT. American locale. NJ.
Murphy - infinitely better than the piece
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-22

Dramatic Company. b - Fathers
Curse" . strong melodrama-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-22

Operations are continuing steadily On the
t-rfun Mint, ono OF the big quartz proper
ties on Lookout mountain
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-22

Klou(Iile
MINING
CLAIMS.

We have ore. thirty well-secated clalm4
direct from o1r Dawson City repTeseuta-
i've. M r. u Crawford g fro0 nm -
G.6n each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-22
The Stars and Stripes.

Every citizen OF Seatte should take advantage Of this
opportunity Of showing his patriotism by decorating
part a his building with American nag We have them
IN III s1es and qualeA The kind that dos not fade
Of those bunting flags Of win last ten
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-22
xisger Jim Nan, rn,s

~ jim" was asked about the re-
-. sAs ss his Bcnanss holdings 10 a
The Advocate and news., 1898-05-11
Drunkenness ls DecreasIng.

EdWard w. Box In Ladies' Home Journal.
The men and women interested In or
ganized temperance work in this country
are, on the whole, very worthy people.
They are sincere, energetic and we'll
meaning. But sometimes they lack that
nicely and wisdom Of Judgment which is
absolutely necessary In organized effort
in order that the surest success may be
won. They sometimes, unfortunately,
allow their zeal to run away with them.
This tendency was recently shown in
one of their official statements which be-
walled the startling growth OF intemper-
ance In America during the year 1897.
Many good people, to whom the circular
containing this statement Is sent, will
be prone to believe this assertion. They
have not the means at hand by which to
verify such statement, and will be made
uncomfortable by 1t, whereas, in reality,
exactly the opposite Is the truth. There
has never been time in America when
every indication pointed so strongly to
a decrease Of intemperance as at present.
There has never been so little drinking
as at present, and never such strong
tendency toward moderation in quarters
where alcoholic indulgence is general.
This is a fact impossible to cOntrOvert,
because the most careful figures bear
out this very hopeful statement.
The Advocate and news., 1898-05-11
A Peculiar Controversy.

New York Sun.
Only few days ago the loss Of val
liable diamond bracelet was advertised,
and a reward Of 500 was offered for it's
recovery. The loser, whose name was
attached to the advertisement, was "a
woman known for her wealth, her elabo-
rate toilets and her cOnslderate treatment
Of her six French bull terriers, which are
lodged in an up-tOwn hotel at an ex-
pense that would support family. "A
week passed and the bracelet was not
returned, although 1t was supposed to
have been lost between the owners ho-
tel and point only few blocks dis
tant. Then, when there seemed to be
little hope of Its recovery, servant in
the hotel found 1t under a table in the
hotel, where 1t had lain all the time.
To the servants astoishment the owner,
who had been generous to her ON many
occasions, insisted that the girl should
accept THE reward Of $780, The girl, in
turn, caused as much surprise when she
positively refused to accept the money,
and raised the somewhat complicated
objection that she was doing only what
her customary liberal tips called for
when she found the bracelet and was,
therefore, entitled to nothing more. She
was steadtast in her refusal, and the
owner of the recovered treasure was just
as firm that she should accept the re-
ward, and concluded negotiations with
the threat to see that she got the money
in one form or another. AS she is a
woman of her word there is little doubt
that she will devise some means by which
the $100 will get to the person who she
thinks deserves it.
The Advocate and news., 1898-05-11
The Gold Of Truth.

CfeOlb LOST.
To set ones mind mainly on external
dress and show Ia mot a. mark OF wisdom.
Many persons prize the Bible for It's
costly and beautiful binding, paper and
print, but not for It's contents. It is the
revelation within the book that gives IT
Its value. Any book may have costly and
beautiful material in Its covers, but no
other book IL 80 full of the gold Of truth
as the Bible. The same Is true OF any
publication-lts value Is In fts matter
The cheap paper back does not alter the
intrinsic value Of the book. The vol
ume OF the finest materials and filled with
the most beautiful half-t0ne pictures Is
nothing to the weary pilgrim wandering
over the trackless desert Of Sahara II It
tell him not how to find his way. Beau
tiful sermons are the ones that feed
hungry souls.
The Advocate and news., 1898-05-11
rhe Coming Bicycle.

Philadelphia Telegraph
The electric bicycle Is the latest thing.
No more worrying over the century runs,
no more dismountlng to push the ma
chine up stiff grades, when that comes
to pass. And 1t rs declared 1t will come
to pass very soon, not soon enough, per-
haps, for this season, but certainly In
time for next years trade The evolution
OF the wheel has been wonderful thing,
from the sky-scraper to the safety, to
the wOman's wheel-whlch with the en-
llstment Of the whole female world was
nothing less than reVOlutiOn-tO the
chainless, and now to the electric. The
only drawback to the satisfaction OF this
announcement Ia that the electric bike
Is not an American but French inven-
ton.
The Advocate and news., 1898-05-11
AlmOst a MlIe.a.ILlnute Eleyator.

Almost a Mlle.a.M .Mlnute Elevator.
Oakland Times.
Ed H. Benjamin returned the other
day from a visit to one of the big mines
on the mother lode IN Amador county.
Il took fast ride" he said, "iR the
Oneida mine. This company has just put
In a new hoisting gear which beats any
thing on the Pacific coast. and there are
only one or two mines On the country
which have machinery TO equal 1t.
came up 1900 feet In the SHAFT In twenty
seconds. This Is at the rate Of almost a
mile minute, and by comparison the
gwiftest elevators In the tall buildings
In San Francisco are slow coaches. When
the other mine Is In regular operation
the cage will run at 3 speed OF thirty
miles an hour in lifting ore. This rc-
narkable hoist was manufactured in San
Francisco, and seems to embrace no new
principle very large drum and
the usual cable"
The Advocate and news., 1898-05-11
EACH In HIS OWN NAME.


A ilre mist and q planet,
A crystal and q call,
A jellyhsh and a aauriRn
And caves where tho cave men dwell
Then sense Of law and beauty
And face turned from the OlOd--
Some call u evolution,
And othera call 10 God.
A haze ON tho far horison,
The infinite, tender slIy;
The ripe, rich tints Of the CoFn1eids
And the wild geese sailing high
And all over upland and loWland
Tho charm Of the gOldenrod--
Some OF us call II autumn,
And others call 10 God.
Lake the tides on q crescent seabeAch
When the moon 10 new and thin,
Into our hearts high yearnings
Come yelling and surging IN,
Como from the mystic oCean,
Whose rim no foot has trod--
Some OF us call Il longing,
And others call 10 God.
A picket frozen on duty,
A mother starved for her brood,
Socrates drinking Che heml0Ck
And Jesus on the rood,
Tho million who, humble and nalneleRa
The atrnight, hard pathway trod-
Come call II conservation,
And others call 1t God.
w. II. Cnrruth In Christian Register.
The Advocate and news., 1898-05-11
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s. FOR HOWE READING 5
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where they had been kept in confinement
They took up their quarters near Leith
Hill and have remained and multiplied
there ever since. It seems strange that
such emblems OF the far West should
exist in wild state where the great
thrOb OF London might almost be felt and
where the hum Of the wheel during the
summer months is almost an unCeasing
song.
The Advocate and news., 1898-05-11
The Duplex
Is EminentIy Practical.
Read the Following Testimonial:

have had a Duplex in constant use for
the last two years and it has given great
satisfaction The alignment is still per-
feet, as Is its work in every way, and 1t
shows hardly any traces of wear.
first heard Of the machine through an
operator of this city who told me that a
young lady operator at the Worlds Fair
wrote an average Of 14S words per minute to
his dictation for twenty minutes. He was
very enthusiastic in praise Of the machine
and on his recommendation I bought one.
found 1t very easy to learn, and its speed
and the elegance OF it's work are the ad-
miration Of all who have seen it. have
seen nearly all the writing machines on the
market and have operated the principal
ones, and think the Duplex by far the best
in every way. It's double keyboard makes
1t about twice as fast as the ordinary ma
chine, and hope soon to take the
lead as 1t so wen deserves. 1t is difficult
to see how any one, once having operated
the Duplex, could ever go back to one Of
the slow and cumbrous Old-style machines.
1t has points of excellence not possessed
by other machines, especially it's double
features and the device for shading letters.
JOHN H. HOOD,
Asst Secretary Y. M. C. A., New York City.
The Advocate and news., 1898-05-11
A Kangaroo Colony Near London.

London Bicycling News. ~ba5
II we were to break suddenly upon
London cyclist and tell him that within
twenty miles Of his great city there was
a colony OF wild kangaroOs he would
either regard US as peryerters Of the
truth or OF being in immediate need OF q
straitjacket. Yet we are assured on the
highest authority thA$ such 10 ths OaaS,
the colony existing on Lelth Hill cOnz-
mon. About fourteen years ago some
kangaroOs escaped from W0oton house,
The Advocate and news., 1898-05-11
encouragement for Young Authors

Herbert Spencer encourages young au-
thors by stating that during the first
twelve years OF his literary career every
one OF his books failed to pay for its
paper, print and advertisements and for
many years after failed to pay his small
living expenses.
The Advocate and news., 1898-05-11
Didn't Want to Fight.

Detroit Free Press
What were you laughing about up in
the nursery"
Little Jim said II any soldiers came
to make him so to war l must tell them
he has gone to bed"
The Advocate and news., 1898-05-11
Remember Your NelghbOr.

The Advance.
We often talk Of preparing to meet
our God. Let us think of the other phase
OF this same duty-preparing to leave
our fellow men. What sort of influence
shall we leave behind us?
The Advocate and news., 1898-05-11
There Are Several Of Them.

That is a pertinent remark Of DR..
Holmes: How many people live on
the reputation Of the reputation they
might have made!"
The Advocate and news., 1898-05-11
Will respond with perfect
work. to a speed Of 20 lot
ters a second or 1900 a
minute.

The Duplex has double speed and
double durability. 1t has a double
alphabet; one for the left hand and
one for the right; and two points of
contact for type and paper. The
operator can print any two letters at
the same instant, and do it as quickly
as one letter can be printed on any
other machine. Yet the Duplex is
no larger than other typewriters, is
as easily portable as any other stand
ard machine, and its keyboard is
very easily learned. It's points Of
superiority are:
lSt. The Production Of Perfect Work.
I'd. Capacity for the Highest Speed.
Sd, Excellence Of Material and Superior
Workmanship.
4th, Durability,
The Advocate and news., 1898-05-11
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo QuInine Tablets.
All Druggists refund the money IL 1t
fails to Cure. 26c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-16
Dtr GRTn1aftHIune.

&. 8. DUN &c 60. GuBern fi4 in ibrer
bisstp04tntli9en lteberii9t ii6er bic Gsz
f9Gftslage pie fo1gt: Die Sbdtigfeit fir ba3
Griihiabrsgef4dft ma4t fi9 3iemli9 fritz Be-
mertbar. @orgdnge, tpel9s maBgebenb iinb,
finb bas Nnfaufen BON Giien burb bic erDbz
ten 6a6ritanten, bas @tsigen i'm Baum
tpol1engef4Gft, bic groBe @iien6abncOniolibie
rung unb Der cubunii6e MufftunO. Ser 2ebz
tere nit feinenM0gli9teiten tpirtt als 6emmz
19ub fir Equalization, unb ~l1nflugbait To-
fafer gambler gabNusGdnbern cine erpiin1Gts
@elegenbeit, Ittien 3u taufen. Die Brpbuts
ton BON &Dbeifen am 1. Sebruar mar $780,
1923 Sonnen tpO9sntli9, bic grDBte ie bogt=
tpeIsne, bod bebeutet Der 4ntduf BON 100000
Sonnen 8efIemer @i1en bur9 bic Carnegie
cpmpdnD unb BON 100000 Sonnen 6ur9
cine anbsre Der 9rDBten Sta6lfabrifen ni9tSz
beitotpeniger, baB bic getpiegteTten 6abritanz
ten ber NnIi9t iinb, baB Die auBer9etp0bnli9
grobe 8robuftipn BON Ro6eiIen ft9 balb fir
bic aunsbmenbe Nabfrage na9 fertieen pro=
ouften a1s gu flein e~rtpeifen tpirb. Die s.
limbs Steel COMPANY Fat @ontratte ubgez
Y9lofen fir bic 2ieferung elmer Milipn
Sonren 8effemsr Gifenera unb 8robu5entsn
anberer Sorten @ifenera re9nen ouf cine
Steigerung Der pretIe. 8effemer GobeiIen
ftieg auf $1O.15 unb 9reb Sorge auf SO in
pittsburg nit b~eiIeren preiien fir fertige
probutte unb ftdrterer Na6frage als je pprz
ber in Oiefer SabreS3eit. 0te @ontratte fir
S6ienen iinb bereits iebt er0Ber, als bic
probuftion pdbrenb bes lebten Sabres, I'M
Dem bic @iienba3nen frii6aeiti9sr antauFen
als gepDbnli9. @ontratte fir 8arreneiien
fir @ii enbahnipagen, nirtbf9aftli9e9erdtbz
f9aften unb anbere Sabritate iino itart i'm
WeIten. gontrafte fir @tfen fir 8auapede
1inb itart bofelbf unb i'm Often bebeuteno.
60 tperben fir Seem gorter @ebdube ullein
$4,000 Sonnen in bieiem Sabre ben0tbigt
unb bic Gontratte fir Platten unb Gifen6lsG
fir bic Soiion iinh gr0Ber als ie 5ubor.
Meioen lit fart gepeien. Spot" =preiIe
fino UNI 2 Gents unh Maipreife INN % Gents
in bic 6D6e gegangen, obpo6G tpeftli4e GU
fu6ren tpGbrenb 3tpei Wohen 1856, 718 8uz
fbeG bstrugen BADEN, gegen 3. 317,895 I'M
lebtsn Sabre. atlantii@e @usfubren BADEN.
Mee6l eingeI6lofsn, 5,274,5388 8uf8e1 be-
tragen gegen 4,o26,596 in ben apei entipre=
9enben @odsn bes leBten Sobres. Dit pdciz
fif9en Musfubren tparen bebeutenb.
mathematician finb e6enfaus an
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-16
gerhrehren.
fomilientraaooie.

8utfon Oennb, Elm pobI6u6enber Sarmer,
Der tiir3li9 nit feinsr Samilie BON RingolD
Gountb, Sa., na4 ct. SOTep6, Mo,,
5o9, I9oB fi6 am SOnnta9 Mitz
tag ieiner 6rau cine 8u9el in ben &opf un5
jagte ft4 bann Felbft cine &ugel burb's 9srs.
9ennp ftarb fofort, pd6renb feline Srau i'm
@terben liegt. OILS l1rfa9e Der 8lutt6at
lpirb dngegeben, baB 9ennp obme 8oripiIen
feiner Srau cine Parsene feites @runbeigenz
tbums in Soma gu iibertragen Deriu9t unb
in benz betreffenben 0otumente ben 9annen
ieiner 5rau gefdlf9: batte. Oie Srau entz
bedtte ben 8etrug, unb als fe brp6te, auf
G9eiOung tlagen gu %tpollen, ma4te Der
Mann in ietner Wutb ben 8erfu9, erit feline
Sruu unb Dunn ii4 feIbit gu erf4ieBen.
SIutiscr Kampf.
@onntag Mbenb nurbe atpif9en George
8pgt unb Nrt6ur MolDrpn in 2ouisz
biGe, &entudp, nit Waef1ern un6 9tz
Ttolen Elm blutisss OueG ausgefo6ten, an
psl9em ii9 fdlieBli9 aud 6re6. 8ogt, Der
9obn BON George 8ogt, bet9e;ligte. 9az
Re1ultat mar, bob fi4 NalOron iebt, BEN
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-16

CHARLES Dean, einem 9aIbblut4inefen, erz
morbet tporben. gr bate fi9 als yieger oerz
tlei0et unb als linn bas MGb9en auf iein
&lopfen bic Sbiir Dffnete, baifelbe nit einem
5tpDlf 3oa langen Meier erito9en. Nahoem
fi9 Der M0rber dnfdngli4 geflii3tet bate,
ite1te er fi4 fpdter feGbit Der 9Oli5ei.
6um 0ooe perurtheiIt.
Sones Darlington, elm 60 Sabre ulter6olz
bat, purbe in Siour 6a1s, @ubz
9utotu, f4uGoig b%efunben, in Der
Na9t bes z. DECEMBER 1897 ben 4lfreo
@ridIon ermorbet gu buben. Die Surp err
fannie auf Sobesftrafe eesen ben Mngef1agz
ten. On Grid1on's 2ei9e purb.n etpa 80
Nunben gefunben, bic nit elmer Dirt poer
einem 9ammer berfeBt paren. @ie es 5eiBt,
1T @ridion bas FINITE Spfer Der Worolu1t
garrington's.
mloroer oehduot.
Sames Mingle, Der Ml0rber Der tIeinen
9eGie 8riscoe, bat am Sreitug MOr9en in
Springfield, ST., iein @er6re4en nm @algen
gebiiBt.
7umeIenroub.
Die ct. Qouiier goliaei meGbet, bdB
Srau Sames .. @eft BON Seem gort,
bic Ii9 in ct. 9ouis BEL 5rant
8. Norton gu 8efu9 uufbielt, ben @erIuit
bon 9tamanten unb S9mudI d9en imWert6e
DON $1,000 beftugt, bic BON @9lei6bieben
sntpenbet puroen, als Die Sanilte nit i6ten
@Gten 9ienitag a6enb gu Slide iaB. Srat
Wet 1T cine Snnte Norton's. Sic no6nt
NIT i6rem Manne, eirem rei6en RdpituGi1ten,
int NalOorf N1tora 9otsl in Seem Yort unO
1T cine befdnnte gerI0nli9fett in Der Seem
Oorfet 9eIe4i 9aft. Die @9n1udfd9en muir
ben auf ia6reIangen gteife1 in alien S6eilen
ber We1t gefammeGt unO iinO beinube utlsrs
1ebli9.
6err urb 6ruu Weft bis1ten fi9 felt bier
5ebn Sugen Bel Der 5amilte g2orton auf.
Die Dame 6rubte 9iamanten i'm @ertbe BON
$4,000 nit ii9 na9 ct. 2ouis. Sic naren
ale in benz 3inrnptr, in ipel9es fi9 bic
S6ei4Oiebe Gin9ung gu berI9uFen puBten.
Beit Iagt, ct tperbs NQes uuf6ietsn, Inn
bic geIto6lenen 0iamanten tpieber au betomz
men.
Die geftoblenen SutpeGen tparen bieienigsn,
h6e Srau Wet getrugen unb abgelegt bate,
als fe gu Slide ging. Sin She'll Der
$4,000 tpert6en S9mudIa9en, ben bic
9iebe ni9t b%etanten, mar in einem G6rant
Oerf3loien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-16
Er1terHhriinHr.

Sas Mubitorium Speraz6ouie in
Mofine, SGinots, 1T am Spnntdg
Nbenb fdmmt Ieinem SSnbdlte bur3 Geusr
3er1t0rt tporben. 0ie angren5enben 2abenr
sebdube purben bur9 Seuer unb Wafer Be-
I9Gbigt. Ser @efammti9dben piro nu4
mdBi9er S4dbung ni9t %psniger als $780,
900 b~etragen. Die Slummen I4nitten ben
Musgang aus benz Nubitorium db unb perz
f9iebene perfonen muBten mittelt oeitern
unb Striden gerettet perben.
0as 5ft0d. 9ebdubs go. 512 2pcuf Str,
ct. 2ouis, in tpel9em ii9 bas&leibergei9dft
Der Samblinzpopers Company befunD, tit
fa1t olitGnbig abgebrdnnt, toG9renh Elm
She'll bes @durenborratRs, bsHen @efdmmtz
pertb $4,000 betru9, aerit0rt murbe. Der
0orratb bes acknowledgement pel5geT9dfte5
bon 2eondrb 8oos & So. tpurbe gum Be-
TRACE BON nte9reren tauienb DnGars bur6
8afer beI9Gbigt. Ser 8erltSt en- @ebdube
Der SumblinsBoners Company betrdgt
$4,000, Der an ben Wdarsn angeri9tete
@9oben $4,000.
9as v9opt 8uilbing", Elm fiinFF0dige5
8adfteingebGlbe an Der RorbtpeItede bnn
8ant unb ct. Clair @trabe, in iusi9srt Ti9
@ef9Gftsldben unb Sabritgef9dfte befan<
ben, ut Samitug frii6 Bis uuf ben 9runb
nieber9ebrunnt. Der @efammtberluit tez
trdgt gegen 100000.
Sn Dem bon Nnn, 8edmatt unb Nafiauz
@traBe in Netp Yorf begren3ten 8lod brad
6rettug Mbenb cine Sertersbrunt aus.
0ds @ebdube, in tpel9em bas 5euer alsz
Brad, tpdr bds an Nai1au unb NnnitruBe
gelegene 1iebenitDdi9e Sfficsstbduoe 2epi 3.
Mortpn's. Orei Stunben lang 5dtte BIZ
Seuertpe6r an Der 8epdlti9un3 Der Slam
men gu arbeiten. @on bern MorlDn'59en
@e6Gube berbreiteten ii4 bic 5la1nnen nd9
benz ~anftoBenbsn bierit0digen 0ebGube, in
beffen Grbgei4oB it4 Der aleiSerlaben Opn
Mabure 8reis befanb. Mu4 oieies Sc
bGube ptrbe %5eritDrt. N1ebrere Geuertpebrz
leute purben bur9 umberfliegenbe GlesItiide
unb Ion1tige Sriimmer berIeBt. Der Sc
TammtI9aben betrdgt iib:r cine bal6e Milz
lion Dollars.
eSm ct. 4emtlianusz 8at1en6aufe in 81.
SSrancis beiM1ilpaufee, mo 30O8inber unterz
gebra6t finb, bra99onntag N6b. 5euer aus.
Die Mebr3abG Der &inoer mar CUR 3eit auf
benz Spielplabe, tpdbrenb bic iibrigen in ben
per16iebsnen Gprriboren bes 6auIes nertbeilt
puren. @ies Der 8inber liefsn in i6rer
Nngit na9 Der Gtabt, mo Tie bon polt5iitsn
na9 ben @tutions6dufern gebraht tpurben.
5Gmmtli9e &inber, pel9e i'm Gebdube tpaz
rem, nurben in Si9erRit ge6ra9t. Ser
bur9 bas Seuer dngeri4tete S4uoen lit
ni9t betrd4tli6.
0ur9 Elm in Sort Wort9, Serus, aus
gebro6enes 5euer finb Der adtft0dige Surle9
8God, bas sroBe @GenpaurengeI9dft bet
r0repfusz@ Company, bic 5urrrers C Mez
4anics 8ant, bic @eI9dftslotale Der rSurtb
Wortb, 9enber Gitp 8ailpaD COMPANY"
6a5 8ebdube Der nWortb Gpcs Co." uni
me6rere tleine 9eI9dftsbduIer in Nf9e &C.:
le9t porben. Ser 9eIummtoarluIt betrdgt
$25O,O00.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-16
parernb iiberrof6snh. orpR netpefen.

Dus @ef@dft, ME es aus 8dntauseleiz
9uneen erbeat, TT dbermals gr0Ber gepeien,
als ie supor, nGmli9 SAT 9rO8ent grDBer
uls i'm lebten Sabre fir bic 8o9e unb fir
ben Mpndt big iebt 44.3 9roaent gr0Ber uIS
lebtes Sa6r unb UNI 1873 pro5ent grOBer ais
in 1892. Die 3ubt Der 8anferotte in ben
Ser. Staten bat pdbrenb Der Wode 295
b~etrdssn ge9en 267 inn lebten Sabre unb 40
in Canada gegen 81 i'm @oriabre.