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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-18
FINANCE AND TRADE.

This Features OF tho Money and stock
Markets.
NEW YORK, March l7.-Money on
call easy at 1esa2 per cent: last loan >
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 41s9
5,s per cent. Sterling exchange, with
actual business in, bankers bills, at
"a Ss&94 81 for demand and at 81 so%9
4 81 for sixty days; posted rates
81 SIZE and $3.50 and 81 shls94 s51s:
commercial bills 81 So64 .Sok. Silver
certificates 55G55Ec. Bar silver size.
Mexican dollars 44%c.
There was complete reversal o.
sentiment on the stock exchange to-
day compared with that OF the earlier
part OF the week, and prices sagged al
most continuously. The losses ayerag-
ed nearly per cent In the standard
shares, and were more pronounced In
the specialties, wherein one case the de-
cline exceeded pr cent, Trading was
dominated by the announced compile
tlon OF the Maine board OF inquiry re-
port. the failure OF the. Pacific roads to
report an amIcable agreement upon
passenger rates, and the heavy selling
by houses with Washington connections.
A favorable factor which had little in
1uence was the continued influx OF
gold. The present movement. including
to-day's engagements OF $1,000. 900 and
the $500. 900 en- route from Australia, Is
In excess OF $4,000, 900. The continued
ease OF money likewise attracted little
attention. The resumption OF uncasl-
ness as to the general Cuban situation
seemed not to be shared on the foreign
bourses, where Spanish As advanced al
though this may have been due to the
announcement that the interest pay
ments, which had been In doubt. would
be made. The bears offered round
amounts OF the grangers, sugars. Man
haitian. metropolitan Street Railway and
other prominent securities. The absence
OF support by leading financial Inter-
csts was. readily perceived by the advo-
Gates Of lower values and utilized to
the fullest extent. London was rather
apathetlc and early prices afforded 1T
tie encouragement to either party, be-
Ing slightly mixed. Subsequent cables
reported tho London exchanges closing
exceedingly weak IN response to this
side. Sugar absorbed the bulk OF tho
traders attention during the dag at re-
ccding prices. 1t was tho gossip OF the
street that late this evening the Rapid
Transit commissioners would announce
certain concessions 10 Manhattan In the
way ofsextenslons. bnt TINT stock de-
cllned considerably. The net losses of
two points and over follow: ' ".
y Metropolitan Street Railway Az; gSu-
gar 3M; Consolidated Gas 2!s; Tobac-
co as Manhattan *, and Pullman ~.
Is Operations In railway and misccllan-
eous bonds showed n further contrac-
ton IN dealings, With tho aggregate
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live Stock.

IA CHICAGO-Prices for. cattle to-day
were mostly steady. Sales s., 5000 so
for common up to IS 00Gl5 so for choice
shipping cattle, bulk OF the sales 81 $50
8 Is. Calves were stronger, choice selling
at Sc S5G6 so. Hogs active at stronger
Z to slightly higher prices The bulk OF
the sales were So 1903 SIS. Pigs sold
largely at 50 25G3 so. The late market
was strong. Sheep and lambs gcsd de-
mahd. prices steady. Sheep So LOS so
for common to 81 5000 % for best fed
westerns. Shorn lambs sold at 81 FOG
4 25. ReceIpts-Cattle 5000 head; hogs
1000 head; sheep $4,000 head.
p EAST LIBERTY =. Cattle steady;
choice "a S094 so; common SO 60G4i 10;
bulls, stays and COWS 81, 00a4 10. Hogs
fairly active; prime mediums and heavy
Workers. s4s10G4 Is; heavy hogs 81 05Q
10: medium light Workers. "a O5I4 10:
common to fair Workers. 50 1894 90; good
pigs, SO So93i 80: common pigs and slsips
50 5033; is; roughs So 50a3 60. Sheep
steady: choice 81 S595 90: common
50 5094 co.; choice lambs IS 7595 IS;
common to good 81 6595 10: veal calves
Sc 0O96 so.
Il EAST BUFFALo-Cattle /, nothing
doing. Hogs, Workers, good to choice
81 1904 20: roughs, common TO. choice,
50 COOS so; pigs, common to choice,
50 S095 95. Lambs. choice to extra,
IS zoos is; culls to common 81 S5d5 49,
Sheep. choice to selected wethers 81, So9
4 IS; culls to common 50 25@t 10.
z CINC1NNATI-Eogs dull at 50 $50
E . +. o u j
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stead OF a language. ( be II German,
Swedish or something else In use In a
foreign country.
The Maclsay sMausoleum, FOR some
months building in Greenwood GENE.
terry. Is practically completed, and will
be consecrated In May. It was erected
by the, 1iackay family of California,
New York and Europe In memory OF
the son killed by fall from n horse In
France q few years ago. 1t Is the most
expensive mausoleum In America, and
In It Is eS.yessed all the art. all the
richness, andSall the devotion, that mo.
nevs can provide. The unique thing
about It Is that fact that It Is to be q
Romaa Catholic chapel in a Protestant
cemetery. Special provision was made
for its erection, and the ground on,
which It stands lis to be consecrated In
compliance with Roman Catholic GUS
tom and requirement. Mass will be said
every morning in the year at the minla-
ture altar within 1t. special fund
maintaining perpetually a priest con-
Inected with Roman Catholic church
nearby. whose duty It shall be to sac
rifice this daily mass. There is no sml-
lar condition Of location surrounding
any other mausoleum in America, and
probably not in the world,
The cause Of church federation Is
moro advanced in Pennsylvania than In
any other state. This federation has as
Its aims the prevention OF church plant
Ing In places where there are already
ample church facilities; the division of
territory among existing churches to; In
sure that every part of every village or
city shall be visited by. somebody and
all persons invited to some church; and
the batterlng down OF narrow sectar-
ianism. There is in Pennsylvania 4
state Evangelical Alliance, that has a
salaried secretary. Thus the work has
been pushed as 1t has not been else
where. Church federation is now eth.
er an accomplished fact or in process
OF accomplishment in 4 Philadelphia,
Pittsburgh, Reading, Harrisburg. Nc
Keesport, Greensburg. Williamsrort.
Tyrone, Altoona, Chester, Johnstown,
Easton, and about twenty other towns
K, far larger number than In any other
state. Not much has yet been done It
Is true, but that which has been done
would have been thought impossible as
few as ten years ago.
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d f. . I n
A notable pastorate has Just been
begun in New York. 1t Is that ofNthe
Rev. Charles Edward Jefferson, once
an Ohio lad, who has made his way
through a $4,000 pastoratc In Chelsea,
Mass. to $4,000 a year one in Broad
way Tabernacle church, New York.
This church Is the Oldest CONGREGATIONAL
one IN that city, and II has plgyed an
important part In Congregational and
also In national history. In the former
II. more than any other, united the
west and the east and made Congre-
sationallsm national, and In the latter
1t helped to make history during the
war, on one Sunday morning placing
10000 on the altar toward the eQuip-
ment OF regiment. Conditions sur,
rounding the congregation OF the pres
emit tabernacle have changed, and the
Ohio lad. now under forty, has a ttaln-
ed In this national church and Its hiah
salary. q worldly success. But he also
mas a responsibility and task that
several millions OF other men, In and
out OF Ohio. who are inclined perhaps,
10 compare their salaries with his,
might well fear to undertake
Initial plans have just been complct-
ed for the biennial convention OF the
Luther League Of America, which
meets in New York City. In October.
THESE plans involve new features in
young peoples gatherings In the two
respects OF holding simultaneous mass
meetings In different churches and hall,
nhd In selecting one Idea for emphasis
throughout the entire convention. The
IDEA selected for the approaching meet
ING Is labor" and under It foreign and
Domestic missions will be discussed, MS
wen as all the other phases OF Young
peooples efforts. Tho League has not
ouilt up Its seventy thousand member
snip without encountering some preju-
oiee and perhaps deserved some OF the
criticisms visited upon II. but tho two
lnsKs II seeks to accomplish, and which
ate 70 be made prominent next autumn,
are the united Luthernnism In America,
hhd the AmericaniZed Lutheranlsm by
gradually bringing universally into Its
ssrVlceS the language in use here In.
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. uIll,on. t;,,c,n A,rnr.

ills certainly gratifying TO the public
to know OF one concern In the land who
are not afraid to be generous to the
needy and suffering. The proprietors OF
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Com
sumption, Coughs and Colds. have given
away over ten million trial bottles OF
this great medicine: and have the sat
isfaction OF knowing that it has abso-
'lutely cured thousands Of hopeless cases.
Asthma, Bronchitis. Hoarseness and all
diseases OF the Throat. Chest and Lungs
are surely cured by It. Call on Logan
Drug Co., and get a trial bottle free.
Regular size soc and 81. Every bottle
guaranteed, or price refunded.
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/ rIle., Pile. . Itching Piles.

SYMPToMS-Moisture: intense Itch
Ing and singing; most at night: worse
by scratching. II allowed 20 continue
tumors form, which often bleed and ul-
ce-ate. becoming very sore. SWAYNE'S
OINTMENT stops the itching and
bleeding, heals liberation. and In most
cases removes the tumors. At drug
glsts. or by mall, for 50 cents. Dr..
Swaynej & Son, Philadelphia. Refuse
all substitutes. tths&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-18

WE are anxious to do little good In
this world and can think OF no better or
pleasanter way to do It than by recon-
mending One Minute Cough Cure as a
preventive OF pneumonia. consumption
and other serious lung troubles that fol-
low neglected colds. Charles r. Goetze.
Market and Twelfth streets; Chatham
Sinclair, Forty-sixth and Jacob streets:
A. E. Scheele. No. GOT Main street: Exley
Bros. Penn and Zane streets; Bowie &
Co., Bridgeport. 5
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Metals

Z NEW Observation-Disclosures no
change was made In quotations to-day
and all departments continue to suffer
from neglect. Pig iron warrants quiet
at Sc rs bid and Sc IS asked. Lake, cop
per quiet and unchanged at sll S7k bid
and sl2 90 asked. Tin quiet at .s14 20
bid and sl4 30 asked. Spelter steady.
with 81 171ls bid and 81 % asked. Lead
very dull and easy at 50 70 bid and
50 IN asked.
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stead OF a language. be It German,
Swedish or something else In use In a
foreign country.
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butter market was steady; creamerles
ds11sc: dairies 1ejisi Sc. + x
y cheese--ou Quiet at Sfl {,
y5tt.gys--S steady; fresh ~ &c.
NEW YoRK--Fiour, receipts 2s.sss
barrels: exports ,265 barrels. market
held steady again. but lacked buying
Interest.
ports .1tI.335s bushcls. spot Z market
steadlet.: no. 2 red 81 OH 4. %. d ailoat
10 arrive and 81 0slk spot. options op-i
tened ilrmer at " O 10 advance. closing
very steady at t6slci net advances;
March closed at tlSol4; May closed at
ssSkc Il ,iiil X v, !, <, y
Corn. receipts 12s,7oo bushels: exports
\ 81, $50 bushels; spot ma easy NO, z,
i3sc; options opened weak. ruling ike
wise all day, final prices 1ic.net lower;
May closed at 3S71sc. rs, 3 K. AN
ef Oats, receipts 81, 900 bushels; exports
i1os.02S bushels; spot market. weaker;
options .quiet and weaker with corn,
closing nc !ower: May closed at ?9isc.l q
Hay weak. Hops steady, Hides hrni.i
Leather. steady, us \. "
& Beet firm. Lard nrmcr: western
steamed S. refined steady. Pork
steady. Tallow dull. cottonseed oil
steader. n, III i3lS'A x -
Resin steady Turpentine steady.
Rice steady. Molasses steady.
Coffee. options opened steady and
closed Arm at a net gain OF SOLO points:
sales $1,000 bags, Including March 81 ESQ
70 90; May IS 1905 IS.
BALr1MoRE-F'lour dulrt'an un.a
changed; receipts 6.60i barrels: exports
IL, 200 1barrels Wheat fsteadler. spot
and month ,ia9s&c: May: 99Gs9Ac:
receipts e2,70l bushels; exports 16,031
bushels. Corn weak; spot and month
3?ss 032Sc; May 1914 G33%c; receipts
2ii,3 9S bushels. exports 2i3,o4S bushels.
Oats steady at the decline: No. 2 white
Sf1sc: No.ls2 mixed 3283a1isc: receipts
25,e15 bushels: exports 10000 bushels.
Rye steady: No, Q nearby 55,Gc; No. 9
western 56kc; receipts 23,4s1 bushels:
exports. $3.50 bushels. Hay. steady.
Butter firm and unchanged. Eggs quiet
and unchanged. Cheese steady and un-
changed. Z
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES firm and
&c higher; contract grades, March,
,9S& @o9c: april. May and June uomi-
nal, Corn &c lower: No. 2 mixed March
1875 oslo; April and May 3iG3i,ic; June
nominal. Oats steady: No. 2 white
March 3393S7kc; April, May and June
Dominal. Eggs firm and nc higher;
fancy fresh nearby and western lie.
Butter unchanged; fancy western
creamery l9kc: do prints 21c. Cheese
easier; choice New York factory full
cream sRi@s1sc; do. prime 7l144sc. Re-
fined sugars unchanged.
i OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES quiet. Wheat
quiet: No. 2 red 97c. Corn dull: No. 2
mixed 3l1sc. Oats firm; No. 2 mixed ESQ
a9Ac. Rye No. q, SEC. Lard flrmer at
81 95. Bulkmeats firm at IS IL. Bacon
frmer ATS IS. Whiskev steady at 81 20.
Sugar, easy Butter dull, EGGS dull ut
Ice. Cheese steady.
ToLEDo-wheat higher: No. cash
and May 97hc. Corn active and lower:
No. 2 mixed SOC. Oats dull and steady;
No. mixed &c. Rye dull and steady:
No. 2 cash 50isc. Cloverseed active and
lower; prime cash 81 so. * z.
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OIL CITY-Credit balances tic; certi-
ficates opened at 77hc bid for regular
first. sales 1000 barrels. Cash delivery
IKE; closed 771sc bid for regular; cash
offered at nc; total sales 5000 barrels;
shipments S2,s94 barrels; runs 93,1ls
barrels. SO Is
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Nos. and daily between Cleveland anal
IMaaslllon. All other trains daily exoepel!
y Passengsra between Wheeling. N.artin.a,3
Ferry, Rellstro and bridgeport, take Eiso. }
NJ. G. CARRgL. q. p. a. \. H
" o. r, WOOD, T, p. a. a.1e' s"n' "
Wheeling. w. fa-lE=I' 81
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IIII
reaching ti,3so,ouo, The tendency on the
market was downward throughoutand
ms has been the case OF late a large
'preponderancc OF tho dealings icentesed
IN a. few OF the speculative Issues 4 Y
Quotations for government issusF, in
Dictated Losses OF "a per cent II, the Is
sues o. 1875 and !. In The Il resisteted
OF 1907 y z 2, !.
! The total sales Of stocks to.dayiwsre
81. 400 shares q "A
BONDS AND STOCK GU oTATioNs.
u. s. new q reg 1.sIs lorc.s II. & Nav! u x
do coupon .lSsis Plttshtirsll ~ .les
v, - " .!.....,..iig Reading les
do coupon y,...,1ll " Rock Island j.. J. ~ D
DO seconds, ~, psi Isl. Paul s, /. So.
u. s, % regs,.,a1llh do preferred siitts
DO ybs coupon i'll u lSt. II. q Omaha. % 2
Pacific es OF ,g5. Jos do preferred 100
AtchiAon ....,.,,, II Southern Pac.. II
do fpreferred.,. w Texas & Pac,.G vi
Bal. 4 ohio.s,., 10 Union Pacific. 2G
can. Pnclnc...u,S5 lWnbnah ..s.,..,.H w
Can. Sonthern...t5 do preferred. .l5H
Central Paclilcs y Whecl'g & L.. u. y
iChes. & Ohio.... 1SS do preferred. GS
I Chi. & Alton. ,..1id h Adams Exs .....l0o
Chi, Bur & O.. sga lAmerican Tx. ~
c. c. G. a ST. u. 2Iik lU. s, Express. Is
do preferred. \ So Z Wells Fargo....lit
Del. & Hudgon. los " Am. spIrits.,.... 81
Del, Lack. &W ,l5o do preferred. ~
K Den. & Rio q. ~. II Am. Tobacco. !. ohtss
do preferTed...lat do preferred, III
Erie (new) ~. 12h Peoples Gas. 81 DOH
!. do first 5pre.,l. 81 Col II. g. lron.. lsls
Fort Wayne... ..lGG do preferred. Is
Illinois Central, : 9gl IGen. Electrlc.., 81 Vi
Lake Erie q W. IS Illinois fSteel... IS !,
do preferred... &c LEAD s.......,.... 2gH
Lake Shore. .. .is6 do preferred. ,lQel !
Lou, & Nasl.... isat Pacific Mail SO. ~
Mich: Central. .1OiM Pullman Pal..,.l6s,s
Mo. Pacific. 49,. % Silver Cer.....,. ~
". ]. Central..., BIZ Sugar .lls3S
N. Y, Central 4. ,lO9il DO preferred ..l0i7t
Northwestern .,.itiA Tenn. Coal & I. 1Sis
do preferred. lis lu. s. Leather. ~
Northern Pace. az do preferred, |, q y
do preferred,.. 6Ctss Western Union. S6A
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ToLEDo-wheat higher: No. . cash
and May 97hc. Corn active and lower:
No. 2 mixed SOC. Oats dull and steady;
No. 2 mixed &c. Rye dull and steady
No. 2 cash 50iSc Cloverseed active and
lower; prime cash 81 so.
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Wool.
NEW YoRK-Wool dull.

TEN thousand demons gnawing away
at ones vitals couldn't be much worse
than the tortures OF itching piles. Yet
there's cure. Doan's Ointment never.
fails. e y,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-15
Ser acIebrte Spra6emioriGer CT.

3dnter, Der berii6mte Yrpieior Der
OrientuliiGen Spraden. etDielt zines
Sa9es Die gbidriit elmer Sni6riit gu
9eianOt. bic ein Gereber bon ibm in
eiuem mittslalterli6en gu6e aeiunoer
bOben wolte. Ser G%inlenoer bat I'm
Die gnt5iferun9 Der rdtbIeIDaitsn Sn=
i9rift uno peripr0d. oOs alte DertG-
polle Wauuitript ein5ui6idsn, iowie er
es bon einem 9%erluGnOten, bel benz es
li6 beiinoe. crbalten bate. Die Su-
idriIt l0utete: Nenhi sc theg civ
rosseforp rreh gat netug. 9rei
Gage lang Serbra6 Ii6 Der 9elebrte YrO=
feIiOr Den &opf, pbne einsn Sinu berz
ausSubetOmmen. ga 9erietb Iein
S69ndcn, ein GuartNner, in leiu Stu=
oierSimmer uno fano oO5 Ylatt nit Der
Sni@rift ulf Yapas Slid. Na6oem
er cine Wsile Die S6riit betradtet
bate. fro0te er ieinen Suter, lett paull
er lib nit Giifmartsi6reiben beiddis
ti9te. - .g8ieiO?" mar bic @e0ens
irage. -- .Nun. iUenn mon oos riif=
wGrts lieit, beiBt cs: n@uten 3aN
Serr grOieIOr, tuie Qcbt e5 S6nen?"
9Omit mar Der Sinn Der rQtbielbaitcn
Sni6riit ent3l1ert. 81 Der 6rSuno
ben 0rOben GeleQrten blOB Qeioppt Bat.
lGBt iiA i1wer Ia9en. 3bdtid6lih
9oIt aber bier:
9&oS fem Teritaub Der Gcritdubi9m ite6t,
Gas Itnpst IN giniaIt stH tiHOIi5 @smiitg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-15

ntloere geoeutun9. Salt. ih bab's !
Us Toll ne Serubi0un0 fir GeiIenOe
TEN lIno beeBen: &nobenbrii1e pal
llreil eennal oierteljdbri9! Sei onoez
rem gobnen iperosn ie 0eluib SITTER paI=
~llrell! g8ilien &c, mel 0utelter, 0als
rlDtlg iplro's bod omsnoe bseben :
&onl9Ilb YreubiIte G~iienbobu Ser
maltun9! gto, oas Tam uns Seeoe
dber ee9al lein. Noies5 /! SD babe
mid lange ni6t 10 0eiltrei9 unterbnIs
ten y" vMos? sic baben ii6 nit
melllem Spbne %unterbolten?" rief Der
alte Scrr, >ucl6er ebsn oufGepo6t mar
uno a%uf'prang. yWein Sobn 1T taub=
ltumm! S0ben Sic oas ni6t oe=
mertt!" rNb nee !" perisBte Serr
Slilmlel perbIillft lno maAte Ijb idlsu=
ni9lt aug Dem Staube.
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Sic ncmc STRIDE SUM 81. ser.
sen Sciu su sort Waois
ION. Sutu0,

tpClhe in Der 8enlelnoe oes bo1n. 3d.
ter =. Sonmann erbaut weroen miro,
miro Elm YrobtbOu weroen. Die Or
ditetten= 6irme 6rieoolin Seer & Sobn
bier in Dubuque bOben Die Yllne alls
gefertiAt uno mir Daben oielelben oieIer
Sage beii0ti9t.
Ter @runoriB meilt Die Simenlio=
men Don 6OXl43 SUB ouf. Die Spel
GinNun9srdume Nestibules) iino ie
l0X23 nno l4Xl4 SUB 0rpB. Sns
SNnttuNrium 1T l6Xl3 SUP unb bic
5nCt SOtrilteisn ie l5Xl5 mo l7Xl4
SUP grOB. 0eqeniiber ben Sotriiteien
IleQt Elm &Num iiir Die Nufbenabrun9
tir6liNer llteniilieu, peI6er &aum
1874 SUP miBt. Sieier lit our6
elnen Sang, 4 sur brett, nit Der Sa=
trilteI uerbunoen. Is lino sluei gm.
porrdume bOrbanoen, bon oenen Der
cine fir bic &inoer uno Der anoere fir
Die Srgel uno ben GbOr bsItimmt 1T.
Der S1urm miro in elmer S6be bon
lG2 Sup aufseiibrt iperOen uno bat
I'M @EunorlB einen SlQ6eninbalt bon
2Oy20 SUP.
Ter gau 1T in Der 6orm Der neue=
en- &lr6enbalten Qebalten, inoem Der
hurm an Der Seite oe5 Yule5 9e=
g0Iten am Gingnngs emporltrebt, wabs
reno ltber benz GinQange Elm mabti9es
MuHoicniter III iarbi9em @las porban.
Den lit. Was ben Stpl anbelan9t, 10
1T Der 0runotOn oesielbeu Der 3unb=
bO9en, b. B. rOmanii6. Saupt. uno
S%eltenaltdre Iino in giii6en nit roma=
nii9en @Olbun9en eingeiii9t. Gas
3om9eluOlbe 1T in Den pOlltOmmeneren
GunofOrm0tionen uno miro elnen lido
llen Nnblif bieten.
Der gau miro gang aus iueiBeu. ter-
nl9em Stelne iein uuo Die lsBten Sol;=
0rbelten i'm Snneru meroeu ppn Gidell=
bol5 lein, 10 0aB oas ganSe NueBere
uno Snnere eineu lolioen, aber mooer=
nen llno impOnirenoen Giuoruf er=
SeuQen wiro.
Der Sau miro al Den ~els9nntelten
oe5 Staate5 Sl9len, cine ,3ieroe fir bic
0emeinOe 0es bO1tu. 0uter Sonmann
uno cine GbrenIelitlng fir Die Nrbitet=
ten=Slrm0 JrleoOlin Seer IL Spbn
ieIn.
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Gin fatDuIiihcs Srauentebcm.


Der jiingit perito,bsnen Satin
gStnotborlt's piomet Die Serlinei
,8ermania" einen lGn9eren, parm EN-.
pfunoenen Nobruf, benz mir fol9enot
Stelen entnebmen:
8ebDren an II. September 1906
als So6ter oes Iopototeu uno 8uts:
beIibers S9nnS Gn9eIen uno Der Gr0n=
Sista geb. Mettcnoori 81 SsoiuQbsr9t
in Der Yfarrei 8lanoorf (Ses. Ssna.
brilf) permQ9lte lih Sulie an 20.
Wai 1888 nit Dem O0maIi9en 4ooo.
taten &uo,pig 98inotbDrit uno muroe
oamlt filr feline 9nnSe SebensrihtlnQ
ipie tllr ieln 9allSes SielbewuBtes Strez
ben bon enti6eioenOem Ginfluiie.
gSinothDrlt ielbIt bat oas mieoerbolt
uno nod SuleBt bel Der 6eier ielne5 80.
8eburtsta9es an II. SOnuar 1891
Dor Der I'm i'm geIda0rten @sntrumss
fraction nit ben Worten anertannt,
lelne Gemablin babe alf Iaes, mas er
aetban uno 9eleiitet. einen grOBen @iu=
flub ausgeiibt, uno ibrer Siebe uno
Sorafalt, ibrsr Spierwiuieteit babe er
es 81 Santeu, oaB er 10 LANCE Dem
oIfentlihen Geben iih babe miomen t6n=
men, oaB er 10 LANCE i'm Sreiie Ser
jeni9en babe perwelleu tOnnen, nit
oenen er i'm trellen 3uiammenltelen,
in enlightenment Geitbalten al feiteI
GrunoIdben 0earbeitet, uno 9etdmpIi
babe. 3wei Wonate oarauf fart
99inot6Orit. fern ton ielner liebsn Sat;
tin in Berlin lin SienIte Der Yfllht"
am IA. Mtdrj 1891. IS mar Der bod:
beta9ten, trauernoeu @ittlpe ni6t be-
Ihieoel. Der Srauerfeier in Berlin unr
benz Se9rGbniB in SannDper bei,u:
woRuen. Sic muBte, iuie es in Del
Seileiosaorelie Der beioeu Gentrums:
Iractionen bIeB. rein longes Spierle'
ben beIlsQeln nit einem gltte ibmerS.
!i6lter G%ntlogunQ; lie bat BEN. Der in
gelunben Sa9en fat MIR Elm @0it in
eiGenen Sauie isiu tpnnte, aud in be,
lsBtsn &rantbeit nidt CUR Settle iteben,
I'M SOoe ui6t Die lieben guaen iblie.
BEN oiirfen." Iber iuie Winotborlt' i:
Nnoentcn mpsr9eBli6 lit. ebeu 10 lpe'
Mig Tam audi oas 9luoenten al feline
treue SebensGeidbrtin pergelien weroen.
Sie bohbeta9te Srau lebte nit i6rel
Spbter Marie, Die ibr uno ibrem go,
ter itets cine tinoli1=treue Pfle9erir
uno Shaiinerin oes Suuies mar, in
filler Giniamteit, in 8ebet unb @rbeit
iiir bic Nrmen. @ie manbe orn,e ia.
mile in Sannpoer miro in Der Seim'
Qegaugenen ben &srluit elmer itiler
gSObltbdterin beila0en @obl bate
aud lie ben Gerlult oes tbeureu 8atter
idmerSlih empiunoen, aber Die cole
6rau iaate li4 aenau 10. wie Der erba.
bene 8atte Is bel Dem friiben Sooe lei.
ner orei ertpa6ieneu &inoer that
,Solde Serlulie brin9en inns Dem Sim.
mel nabe uno MAIDEN uns oos S6eioei
bon Der groe lei6t." Nun limb. ir
biirfen mir bof1en, Die beioen 8atter
nit ibren &inoern I'M Simmel wieoe,
pereint, 100 es teinen Sob uno fem,
Srennun9 mebr 9ibt. ibr Nuoenter
aber miro in ~unSabliaen Sersen fort
leben.