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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-13
SHORT BUT SPEEDY,
Terry McGovern Did
Up Palmer in One
Brief Round.
BRITISHER PUNCHED HARD.
Championship of Bantam
Glass Comes to
America.
BRITISHER PUNCHED HARD.

New York, Sept 12-Terry McGovern
Of Brooklyn is the hero of the hour in
pugilistic circles. He whipped 'Pedlar"
Palmer Of London thoroughly and in
double quick time in the arena of the
West Chester Club near Tuckahoe. N.
Y, this afternoon and probably earned
the title Of bantam champion of the
world, although both contestants are
actually in the feather weight class.
The Englishman, although forcing the
pace at the outset, was really never in
it from the word go" and McGovern
simply battered his opponent into par
tial insensibility. The Brooklyn lads
arms worked like piston rods, and the
punishment which he melted out q
Palmer was swift and terrible. The
battle did not last quite one round. the
actual time of fighting being 2 minutes
and 81 seconds. at the end of which
Palmer was lying helpless, though malt
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-13
CATTLE ON PARADE.
Blackstone Valley Agricul-
tural Fair Opened Yes
terday at Uxbridge.

Uxbridge, Sept. 1.-THE annual fair
Of the Blackstone Valley Agricultural
Society opened this morning, with a
blowing match on the land of James
O'Brien, near Hecla Village. The
weather which was so unpromising in
the early morning frightened up and
brought out a good crowd at an early
hour. At the hall was the largest ex-
hibit of fruits and vegetables ever seen
at this fair. In the lower hall Edwin
F. futile, Gilman o. White. A. NJ. Sea
grave, George c. Chase of Uxbridge
Charles R. Luther of West Sutton, JUS
tin T. Southwick of Mendon and others
had large exhibits of vegetables.
II. a. Jones of Worcester, George C.
Chase and Samuel B. Taft of Uxbridge
made creditable displays of fruits
There were several large exhibits OF
fancy articles, and the Uxbridge public
schools made fine exhibit.
Taft Bros. had a fine display in the
lower hall. AS usual. Daley Bros. had
= room in the hall Hastily furnished
At the grounds the exhibit of working
oxen was smaller than usual, but the
cattle and poultry was as large as
usual. In poultry, John Melvin OF
Whitinsville, Daniel Love of Auburn
H. A. Jones of Worcester, E. Z. Albee
Of Uxbridge, made large exhibits.
II. S. Stockwell of Sutton exhibited
4 large herd of his thoroughbred Dew
ons.
Freeland Bros. of Sutton showed theil
prize winning Jerseys; S. F. Marsh Of
sutton a herd Of Dutch Belted. and E
r. Carpenter of Charlton a herd OF
Swiss. There were also many smaller
exhibitors.
In the hall, Edwin F. futile OF Tx.
bridge received first premium on col.
lection Of vegetables; Justin F. South.
wick Of Mendon second. and C. r. Lu.
Their OF West Sutton third.
Hon. James w. Stockwell. secretar,
Of the state board of agriculture, was
present during the day.
Gen. Francis H. Appleton Of Pea.
body, the delegate TO the fair, delivered
an address on The promotion OF ag
riculture patriotic duty" at the towr
hall. in the evening.
SO far, the fair Is one of the mos
successful ever held here.
The ball game between Uxbridge ant
Blackstone resulted in favor OF tn
home team by score of to g.
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Sam Blakelock, Jim Ball and JEFF
Thorne all of England. One Of these
carried a British flag, which he waved
over Palmer's head while the band
played God save the queen"
McGovern's 12-year-old brother,
perched on the shoulders of two stall
wart men, waved an American flag, and
the band struck up The star spangled
banner" The action of the youngster
created intense enthusiasm.
McGovern entered the ring with his
manager, Sam Harris, Charley May
hood, Tim Kearns and Joe Fairburne.
His brother accompanied him, carry
ing the American flag, and with one
of his seconds. waved it. Young Nc
Govern, with the flag over his shoulder
walked across the ring and shook hands
with Palmer, amid the cheers OF the
spectators. Both lads looked well and
seemed trained TO the hour. Palmer
said he weighed us pounds, but he was
evidently three TO four pounds heavier
than that while McGovern looked as if
he would turn the scales at 120.
Very little time was lost in the pre-
liminary arrangements, and when Ref
cree Siler called upon them, they jump
/ ed to the centre of the ring. Palmer
led off with his left but fell short, and
Terry landed his left lightly on the
| head. Palmer. seemingly confident of
success, forced matters again, leading
/ with his left, but McGovern stepped
/ back quickly and Palmer fell to his
i knees. When he arose they got to
/ work at close quarters Terry landing
his right twice on the jaw. and then
brought it down to the stomach, at
the same time keeping his head inside
/ of Palmers swings.
4 Palmer Landed a good left on Terry's
mouth, but the Brooklyn lad only shook
/ his head and kept both hands working
+ like piston rods on head and body.
When they had been fighting just one
minute, Timekeeper Pollock accidental
! ~ rung the gond at a moment when
+ McGovern was evidently getting the
better Of his opponent.
The boys broke quickly and went to
! their corners while the seconds as well
as the referee looked at the timekeeper
/ in am lZement. The referee seeing that
a mistake had been made, called the
I boys together again, and they resumed
hostilities after a lapse of about ten
/ seconds. They got to close quarters i'm
mediately, with McGovern doing some
heavy half-arm work. Then he sent left
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-13

while at Newport the Breakers has a
fence that alone cost 5000 600 Mr..
| Vanderbilt has given as much as $4,000
| to grand opera singers to sing an eve
| l. Ing at his home. He hired Jane Had
| ing and Coquelin to recite for his
| guests.
Mr.. Vanderbilt suffered a severe blow
! some years ago in the death of his old
| est son, William H, and many fears
were expressed for the fathers life
! William Henry, his eldest son, died
at Yale, and his hopes had been CEN
tered on his second son. Cornelius,
| whose marriage to Miss Grace Wilson
/ did not have his approval. Because
Of the opposition Of the elder Cornelius,
/ which was bitter and persistent, the an
nounced marriage was delayed beyond
I the days Of two announcements. His
! opposition was based upon the great
| difference between the age of his son
and Miss Wilson.
] He subsequently gave his approval to
the engagement Of his daughter. Ger
! trude, TO Harry Payne Whitney, son
/ Of William C. Whitney. The young man
+ was the chum at Yale of the young
1 William H, who died and his marriage
to Gertrude had long been looked upon
as probable by their friends
! Mr.. Vanderbilt's homes have been the
I Breakers, at Newport, designed by
/ Richard NJ. Hunt, and a huge town
I house at F'ifty-seventh street, on Fifth
/ avenue. He cared little for horses, in
which his father delighted; less for
/ yachts, in which his brother, William
| K, finds pleasure, and nothing for for
estry, which is the passion of George
! Washingtons life. He was as steady
a business man as if he were the
! founder of a fortune
| His annual expenditures for the last
j ten years were about 100000 per an
mum. Much of this was for the
maintenance of the two great houses
a great sum has gone for annual dona-
| tons to charities and churches. He
was always a grave, reserved man. a
| strong churchman, and insistent on
| religious obserVances. His grandfather
/ thought more Of him than of all his
| other grandchildren, and it was be-
| cause Of that confidence. more than be-
| cause Of his seniority, that all his fam
| lily looked up to him. The discipline
| Of his children has been severe, only
| Gertrude escaping from it, and she be-
| cause Of the strength of her character
and the fact that she was ever her
| fathers favorite.
| Mr.. Vanderbilt was on the member
! ship rolls of the Knickerbocker, Metro
! politan, Union League, New York
| Yacht Tuxedo, Riding Club and Sea-
! wanhaka- Corinthian Yacht Club. He
| had also been a vestryman of St Bar
| tholomew's church and the largest. con
tributor to the church work.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-13
STURBRlDGE ENTRIES.
Many Well Known Horses viii Com
pete in Trotting Events.

sturbridge. Sept. 12,-The entries for the
first days horse trotting to take place
at the fair of the Worcester South Agri-
cultural Society at sturbridge, are as
follows
ESQ class-B. G. Hickory. f. L. Wine,
Ludlow b. S. Tommy Parker, o. Parker,
Brookheld; b; e. Henry O.. D. F. Kennedy,
ard; b. g. Shynago, NJ. Boyer. Spencer b. m.
Queen Bayard, s. D. Houghton, Worces-
ter;'s. g. Butcher, St. George, Warren;
blk. m. Black Belle, E. Akers, Charlton
b. m. Midget, w. Anderson, Warren
b. 6. Redshed. S. D. Houghton. Worces-
ter! b. IA. Miss Edgewood, E. Bouchard,
Spencer.
2:32 CLASSIC. m. Alice Hubbard, D. Hub
bard, Ludlow; blk z. Jack Bobbett, E.
Harwood, Southbridge; b. g. Robert H,
z. A. Hill. Spencer; b. g. Oak Boy. R.
Oaks, North Grafton; b. e. Redshed. S. d.
Houghton, Worcester: b. m. Queen Bay
ard, S. D. Houghton, Worcester.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-13
No Season Tickets will be Sold After s
kMuSEMEHTS
WORCESTER THEATRE.
FELlX R. WENpELscHAEFER. Lsss.e ans Ma.
SATURDAY NIGHT, crnT m
One Performance. NEfI, 10,

DANIEL FROHMAN's LYCEUM co.
ITO be located at Days Theatre, New
York; Presenting last seasons New York
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-13
FELL DOWN STAIRS.

taken to the city hospital in tha police
ambulance last evening, suffering from
two broken ribs. Mr.. Bransfeld was walk
ing downstairs at his boarding house, POS
Southbridge street and slipped when
about three steps from the top He fell
to the bottom. and when picked up was
suffering great pain.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-13
THE IMPORTANT Event
IS ON TODAY,

and continuing through Thursday and Fri.
day,we shall give an exhibition in the boys
and children's department of our store,
of hundreds of the newest, prettiest SUITS
for the little fellows and their bigger broth
ers, ever seen in Worcester No such dis
play of handsome and sensible school suits,
Sunday suits, and dress suits for parties
was ever made in a Worcester store The
jackets and trousers, vests and overcoats,
ale made of nice cloth, in all sorts OF col
ors, with the handsomest and most stylish
facings and trimmings we have ever seen,
and we have been selling clothing for half
century.
We invite every one OF you to come to
this opening. We shall have a great MANY
more kinds and sizes and prettier styles on
exhibition than you ever found in any
store or travelling assortment of Boys and
Children's Clothing shown in Worcester
D. II. EAMES co.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-13
TRELANNEY OF THE WELLS

A Comedy by A w Pinero
Cast includ s-John Mason. Mary Man
nering, Charles Walcot, Hilda Spong,
VIM. F. Ceurtenay. Olive May, Grant
Stewart, Mrs. Charles WaIcot, Geo c.
Boniface, Mrs. Thos. Whiffen, John Find
lay; Ethel Hornick. Alison Skipworth
William Eville. Amy Ricard. H S. Taber
Blanche Kellehsr, Albert Howson, E. H
Wilkinson and others
Prices-25, so, 75 ST. $3.50 Seats on sale
tomorrow Thursday
Daniel Frohman presents Mr.. James K
Hackett in Anthony Hopes romantic
play Rupert of Hentzau" Pricss-25, 80
Is, ST. $50.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-13
REGISTERED IN NEW YoRK

w 5. Parker, A. j. Muir. at the Pork
nv nbse Nd, w. n Caldwell, a, j. Gross. at
S at n, iSSorGm ra1 ? I; Sands; r. w. Green
lpJlnt,nam, N S. Wright, at the Murray
= iil -. Moriarty, at the Grand ITnion,
~ r. fitzgerald, at the Sturtevant: L. Z;
at the Empire; r. T. White. A r. P,nss
nam L. B. Rawllng, at the Grand Union,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-13
A BROKEN RIB.

Eric Madden Of 2ls Harlem street is at
the city hospital. suffering from a bro
ken RIB caused by the tipping Of dump
cart which he was driving yesterday. He
was resting comfortably last night
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-13
7 Concerts 7 II 7 Public RehearsaIs 7
TICKETS

SEASON to the Seven Concerts with secured
SNJLE CONCERT
When there are prices for the Concert the
eus and third
The fourth and fifth in the
REHEARSAL TICKET,
ing - FS ' -
Tickets with
oHered limited Eight Hundred
son OF TINS sale they be obtained
3th thereafter until the
TENDER 10TH at the music house of M otee Sons 3oS
NO Season Tickets will be Sold After Saturday, Sept 10th.
SINGLE CONCERT TICKETS, seat NAV be obtained of M
Sn Monday
september 25th, when they will be ha
Persons unable
M
wanted and the
paid and they will attention accompanied by
check
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-10
peiferretdt .11m9arsR

Wien. Die sSeier Der gnfbiits
luna bes NlbreAtz Denfm1ls nnD pie
bomit perbunbeneu GDffeitlihtetttn
batten einen faft unsiHlieblidf mtlIzs
tdrifhen gbarufter unb burn bic duss
qebebnte Mbiperrung Der @traBen ner
inneren @tabt, tpelhe Sonntag Wttts
tdas nDtbtg mar, I'm geniigenbtH YldB
fir Die MufiteiIung Der dusgerudten
Sruppen unb fir bic 3nfdhrt Der offts
aielIen BerfDnlibfeiten al gefninner,
nurbe Der biireerlihen BepDlterung
rie @eleqenbeit benpmmen, aufh nltr
afs 3uIbduer an Der gntbiillun9sfeier
theilaInebmen. Mber an1 bic 8etheiz
lieunq Der Stadtspiir1entrdger urlb
her Mitoliefer Der electromagnetic
mar, iptpeit biefelben niAt per|Onltth
militGriId}c StelIunaen einnahmert,
cine bef9rGnfte, innem pffenbur Der
aur 8erfiis,,ng itebenbe Haum 1ofDoDl
be, Der gntbiillunq fpie Eel ben spofz
feiten nur fir Die aus allen 5beilen
reg Aei9es in Wien aniummenaefonls
nenen Generate unb Sfficiere lommts
litber SruppenfDrper bes 6eeres nnb
fir bic aablrei6en 8ertreter Der fren@
ben Nrmeen eusrethte. Mien ihien in
bieien beioen 5aoen Die Stdtte eirtes
europdi16eaMilitdreo 81 fein;
man iob in ben Straben bic uniforz
men fait aller eroBen 9taaten Der
Welt, unb Die SSiibrer Der 0iterrei6iihs
rnqarif6en Webrma9t su 2anb nno
CUR Gee iparen in 5rieoensaeiten tuohl
nob lelten 10 pollsdblig reriammelt
geipefen.
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@eEpremBett.

@roubena. Cir auf bemMa=
ailtratsbureau in @ruubena bei4dftigz
ter iunger 8eamter mar in Der Planz
taae bamit befhdftist, fein @elb nah@
3uaGblen. pl0bli9 tpurbe er bon Ell
nem @trotb 81 Booen gelMaa.n unb
bann feiner Baarihaft, i'm 8etrase
bon So Marf, beraubt.
RahIbube. aiir3lid tpuroe
benz Ginnobnerfohn ct. aus 9. BON
einem bdlbpihiiesn 8urfden Bel Ell
ner Ghldaerei burh einen Meheritih
bic 5ebne bes Iinten Muaes 5erl6nit@
ten. 70 baB ct. dratliAe 9iilfe in Mn-
fpruh nebmen mubte.
RIein Ra b. - 9luf Der Selbz
mart bon plObenborf finb mebrere
Riftenardber entbedt tpprben. sSn eis
niaen Der ausgegrabenen urnen fanb
man Minae unb 8lasperlen. Oiefe Sc
aenb 1heint befonbers reid an 0iinenz
grdbern su lein. Nor mebreren Sab
rem bat bereits 6err profehor gpnz
tpenb balelbit umfangrei4e 4us9ras
bundeu brrceNpIInlen,
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OsHabriid. Das sReittr-

SsHdbriid. Das sReiterz
fanbbilb gum Rdifer Mtlbelme eDenf=
NAL lit bier eingetroffen, nit Der Muf@
itelnna tann begonnen tperben. Die
IN einigen 8erliner BlGttern iibereins
itimmenb berDffenilidte Mittbeiluna,
bas Osnfmal rspraientire einen Wertb
pon mebreren bunoerttuufenb Wart
uno ben ar0bten Sbeil feiner Qsritelz
lunasfoiten traee Elm pctriotifher Ges
lshrter, ber bas Deflftiidl Der Gtabt
Dsnabriid gum @efdent setnaht babe,
tit falih. Das Dentlndl Derurlatt eiz
men Goitenauftpanb bon 60 Bis 65,s
900 Wart. bon tDsldem Betrage Big
iebt ettua $4,000 Mt. bur1 freitpilIise
Weitrdse aufsebruAt iinb; bic noh
feblenbe Summe biirfte bon Der Gtabt
aur 8erfiiauns geftelIt iperben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-10

Q1rd,inatn. Das sbsnaiigs'
Gbepanbitr,f& Mufsrgut Raulnssls q n e
bcl5, bds I. 3t. poK Germ Ucltsiltdl1 "
anoefduR llnD pDn biefens an 4errh
Branb ipieber Dertauft ipDrnen tpdfs|
lit bie5er Soae BON Qebttrem an ttlstta
Miesbabener gfenfner iibergegarlgtls.
Ser Raufpreig ion Elm iehr hOber lstlis
unh bemnad bdt 6err .. Elm gllfes
Gef4dft gernadf.
HeDinaen Disfsr 9age III pc
lebige, 24siabr. pauIine 9orTid pcn
Tier fpeqen Werbahts Des RinptsmorSl
bes ppn Der genbarmerie feHgsnnrI!s
men porbsn. Sbre Musfdge, lie BABY ;:
elm teDtes ainb CUR Welt gebrnht. "
bur6 bic am acknowledgement 1age'
ftattgebdbteD DbbuttioH bet eGidbe gaIs5s
li6 piberleat nDrbsn. Gs fDnrbs nd1l1s
rid feitqeitellt, DaB bus RinD, etII
anabe, na1 Der geburt gelebt bat ui1D
burh grffidung unasebrnM iDOrDsp
iIf.
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oIOsttt,trA.

9Ibenburg. Oas Subildum
ibres 50idbrieen Nefe6ens tunn in
bieietn Sabre bic bieiigs Maeemeire
aranfenfafIe" feiern.
Oahier 1T Der 0alteitellenzMuff
Dreber in Uplifting BEL benz 8eriube.
brei in bas 2abegeleiie abgeitobene
Waaen nit einem stniippel 5r
bemmen, gu sSan gefommen, nnter bic
Hdber Der rollenben Maaen geratben
nnb 10 ihtper berlebt tporben, baB er
unmittelbar barauf berltarb.
Mtens. @utem 8ernebmen
nah bat Der unldngft Bier beritorbene
aaufmann Wilbelm Miiller fein Ser
mDaen Der @emeinbe Mtens permaht.
Gu 5eitamentspolIitredern iinb bic
6erren gemeinbepprlteber Warnsloh
uhb 2anhpirtb geder@SongerH ers
nannt.
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edtles,pt9s1cljteitt.

@arben. sym groBen Saal fin
bet ndhitens eine Woritelluna bon ben
Wlitsliebern beg friibren 9peretten=
Sbeoters Der ,8aiierfrone" Itatt. Das
programm bringt bic Muffiibrungen
Der pofe Ser Morblin Der apblmel=
ieraaffe" uno bag Sinsfpiel .9anni
tpeint unb lanii laht1. Die Concert
muiif ftellt bic WerfteupelIe.
Neumiiblen. Cine 1eltene
esagbbeute gelangte in ben Yeiis bes
Mnaeitellten Der 8altilAen Miible, bes
6errn 2er6. Derielbe erleste i'm tiefen
MaiIer hinter Der Miible einen @eez
bunb. tpel9er fih bort init Gifhen per=
9niigte. Das Gbier tpiegt Bel elmer
ldnae BON Las Metsrn ca, 20 pfunb.
Neuitabt. Der Glementarz
lehrer 5trud in Rapensbuf9 1T nls
Glementarfhule in BITE fiinfcldi1ige
Ghule ali Malente berfebt. Gum Gle
mentarlebner 3u Rabensbufb ipurbe
ber Glementarlebrer 9dnIen aus Meiz
ncrsborf Bel aitl ernunht.
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NDt1taterat. .

8olbere. Dabisr besina bas
sSiibii6e Rur=9oIpital bic 125. sSute!=
feier unb ausleid Die Ginlpsibung bes
reu errihteten groBen unb jdDnen @ee
bdubes Der semeinniibisen Wnltdlt in
feitlihsr Wei1e. 8ei Der religiGlenGeier
belt Der Habbiner Or. Golbidnnibtz
aolbera Die Seitrebe, ipdbrenb Or. 8p=
aeliteinsStettin bas Meibegebet nnb
oas @ebet fir 8Onis unb Waterlant
fprah; bic Subelprebist bielt Rabbiz
sner Or. 8lohzpolen. Mad benz Got
tesbienite fdnb unter 5ubruns bon
Ioritanbsmit9liebern oes aurz9oipi=
tafs Elm llmaang in benz neuen @ebdu=
be itatt, Der eine oem 3nede Der 9tnS
italt entlprehenoe einfahe aber 5nedz
mdbias ,lnb eebiesene Musftuttuns Der
init alien gefrnbheitli6en ginrihtun-
Gen ausgeitatteten Nnitalt erfennen
lieB.
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Mbet.tproptns ,tno gssfafaIess.

R0In. aO Der ObsrprGIibent
her Mheinprppina, Wirfl. 9eheimer
Hatb NuIfe, NOD beurlaubt lit unb
Ihperlih ,por Gnbe bieles Monats feiz
ne Oienifaeihdfte tpieber ibernebmen
nirb, lit fir Die beporitehenbe Grsbi>
ihcfspabl Der 8eaierunasprdiibent b.
Hi6tbofen gu &oln gum f0nieli1en
gonmiifdr ernannt fporben.
BUR Naht3eit entftanb bier atpiIhen
Ginbeimifhen unb 8elaiern na1 fur
aem Morttpehlel Elm Streit, in oei1en
8erlauf bic Musldufer pes, benz MeHer
@ebrauh maGten uno atpei @eener
nertpunbeten. Der eine Der 0erlebten,
MIguit 6ilaer, itarb furs barauf. Bon
Ger poliaei rurber bic gbdter, fiinf
an Der 3abl, perbaftet.
NbeDbt. Dei Der Mnlaae beg
itdbtiiden gleftricitdtsmerfs bterlelbIt
rehnet man bamit. bab iin nit Der
Gntpidetuna ber @tabt ltnb feiner In
buftriellen Ginri1tunaelt aun bas Be-
hiirfniB rad elettrifber Rraft fteiqern
stpirb. Gs iinb baber ioDpbl bds Waus
iGinenbaus. ipie bas Reifefs unb9lrcuz
lrulatorenhaus auf gr6Bere UerbGltz.
Mile eitlgerihtei, ais Dorldufig in 9es
trdebt fpmnsn. Sm Maihinenbaus
iperbesl fiir's Grfte brei lieqerbe
Dampfmafhinen bon il 200 qferbe~
frdften unb i'm HeHelbaus bret aeifel
BON it 100 Quabratmeier ntiaflGhe
aufaejtelIt, pdhrenb in beiben MGun,et,
fiir bier MdiGinen, teatp. RefYel pInk
Drrb1nben 1T. Nebsn benz gleftriais
tGtsntrt frirb ieN nod Der qro6e
huppen aar llnterbringun9 Ser M1aer
bsr slsttriIlben irahtubobn erri9tsi.
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Genningfen Bel lima. -
Btim s5ifhen ertranf Der nod f6ulz
pflidtiae obn bes Qerrn Jlefienfemz
perzBriigaen. Man funb feinen giit
auf benz Mublentei1e; nah niibepolz
lem 5nden ipurbe balD barauf bic
tronriae Nbnuns our fhmeraliden
GepiBbeit: man 5cs bic Qeide ;Des
hoffnunasbplen anuben aus benz
Wdiier.
8 linen. = Dem sSngenieur s.
Gcbmann in Duisberg 1T bonn sStsfus
auf 10 Sabre bic @enebmigung err
theilt, Die 2ippe aipeds @efptnrung
beg sonbes aussubaggern. Der 8aas
get TT bereits eingetroffen unb liegt
on Der giienbahnbriide DOT Qlnfer.
Der Sonb foll iib brrnebmli1 gu I'M
bnltriellen 3neden eianeH.
5Dlbe. glls Wnerfennuna III
benz 6errn aarl Sdmud in 9pnn Der
9itel rSRrinipeftor" perlteben porz
ZEN. 6err Shmud mar 13 Sabre Qebz
rer hierfelblt unb bate iih bic 1iebe
nnb Whtuna Der @emeinbe in bohem
Ntdb ertporbfn. Sein Sheiben tpuroe
I'm Sabre 1896 alIeemein bebduert.
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greusburg. Mls @brenedite
Sur SSeier bes 5Oidbrigen Subtidums
lnierer ShiibengilDe tparen 81 S6iiz
ten aus a0niasherg unb 2anbsberq
Qebtere nit ibrer ssabne) erIhieneu.
Gin Mttalieb Der Goniasberger Giloe,
Serr Happubn ein geborener Grenaz
burger, erbielt hie aeitiftete Trembenz
Mebaille. S6iibenfDnig fpurbe 6err
@thneibermeiiter Shnara uno Die SUI
hildumss spreismsnatlle ernarb 9err
9l. pebau, Der -Doridbrise S6iibehf0@
Mig.
5riebfanb, Sitpr. OieIer
Sage fanb i'm nahsn gihenipdlbhen
bds biesidbriee 5GdibenfeIt 1tatt. Die
G0nigspiirbe errang 0err ubrmaher
8eller nit 80 Hineen, erfter Ritter
ipuroe 9err Hiemermeiiter 6a3neib
nit 81 Hinoen unb aipeiter Sitter Der
horidbrioe ShiibentOnig, 6err Bidder
meiiter Shiemann nit 80 Ringen.
6eilsbera. = Wie perlautet, lit
Der hieiigen Stahtqemeinbe ein bon
nerielben erbetenes fdiIerlihes @naz
benaeihenf BON M,0O0 Murf aum8au
Der fatholiihen Mdb9enihule beipilz
ltat iporben.
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