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charges at once with the evidence and
bs cross examined on each piece of evi-
ence and each case afterwards
{. MIR. Frank here stated that being q
member OF the board of trustees he should
in way conduct the casa but did not
intend to vote on the question nor take
part in the deliberations. He said tho
way the Investigation should be conduct
ed was to hear the first charge and then
the second.
DR.. Bowers, az request this manner of
presenting my case not AS right but rs
privilege. l shall endeavor to present
my cass In gracious and becoming
manner and shall not take advantage OF
tho opportunity to present anything but
what is pertinent to this Investigation.
MIR. Albion Little-'I don't care how
grsciously this case is presented, the
more graciously ne better. don't see
how .ong dissertation on the method OF
conducting this institution from Dr..
Bowers can have any weight here.
think there is only one way to conduct
this Investigation.
Mr. Cox, the chairman, said the board
had voted to consider the charges seIiatim
and 1t would be proper to proceed in that
manner.
Dr. bowers once more appealed for the
right to present his case in his own way.
TO uresenr his case In any other way than
that in which he had 1t prepared. DR..
Bowers said that he could present 1t as
the board wished but he did not desire to
do 80 unless the trustees insisted.
DIR. Bowers said the charges the secre-
tnry read were not his charges. He had
made his charges against DIR. Holt in his
original letter ana what he had dome since
then was merely at the request of tho
board to present his charges in more
specific form.
ID, Bowers did not seem willing to SUBJ
init to the form of conducting the inyes.
tigation suggested by Mr.. Frank and
argued the question at some length. n
ALI something like 20 minutes was passed
in arguing this question and at last DR..
Bowers consented to proceed in the man
ner Mr. Frank desired.
DR.. Bowers then took position on the
platform and the Investigation proceed
ed. The following Is the statement read
by DIR. Bowers during the evening, each
case presented this statement being taken
up separately as appears below.
As some of the trustees who are hero
| tonight were not present at the meeting
of your board held Dec. "a, feel it Is
only fair to read the communication
which was presented to you at that time,
in order that all may understand the
exact scops Of these charges. The nrso
letter sent by me. was read at your annn ?
meeting Dec. 10, 1898, and was as fol-
| lows:-
| To the Trustees of the Maine Eye and
Ear Inhrmary,
Gentlemen AS one Of the subscriber
to the Institution of which you are trus-
tees, wish to enter a personal protest.
against the practice OF the hxecubive sur
gson, whereby persons who have in good
faith. been entered upon the books Of the
Institution as charity patients, ara subss-
quently Obliged to pay the hxecutivs
| Surgeon for services rendered.
! Such practice is not only unjust to
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The hearing OF the charges made by
DR., John Bowers of Portland against
DIR. Il. e. Holt, executive surgeon ot
the Maine Eye and Ear in1rmary before
the board of trustees Of that institution
occurred last evening after several post
ponements.
Tnere were present In the rooms In
which the hearing took place the follow
ing members of the board of trustees;
James Hawkes. j. Il. Liscomb, Albion
Little. Z. b. winslow, M p. Frank, H.
z. Cox, Charles Mccarthy, Jr, W. II.
Looney, A. A. Montgomery, and e. b.
Mailett. Besides ths trustees there were
many of the physicians connected with
the institution present and many other
physicians from this city and other
places in the state.
DR.. E. 4. Holt the executive surgeon
against whom the charges were made,
was also present. He Was seated on the
platform fronting the trustees and the
audience in an invalid's chair. lie la;
recently been suffering from a severe III
ness.
1t was 730 when DIR. Bowers entered
the room. He crossed TO where DR.. Holt
was sitting shook him by the hand ano
said that he was sorry he had been sick.
Or. Holt made some inaudible reply
when Dr. Bowers took his seat upon the
opposite side Of the room.
At about 5 clock after the II ustees hat
held q sort ot informal meeting in anoth
- fnf ba
and seated themselves in front of the plat
form Dr. Searle, tho secretary OF thu
board, called tho meeting to order ano
Mr.. Henry p. Cox was chosen temporary
chairman. The minutes of the previous
meeting were then read by the secretary
together with all the correspondence be
tween DIR. Bowers and the trustees.
The charges against DR.. Holt were ther
read by the secretary at the request OF
the chairman.
Mr.. n. p. Frank then took the hool
and said that the board had decided to
consider the charges seriatim and II DR.
Bowers had no objection this method
would be pursued in conducting the in
yestigation. DR. Bowers said that he was
present at some disadvantage. DE wa:
not accustomed to public speaking anc
for his own guidance and to make hi:
position clear had formulated his charges
and wished to read them as he had pre-
pared them.
Mr. Frank said that this did not seem
to be the proper way to proceed ano
thought the best way to go ahead was tc
consider them seriatim.
Or. Bowers said 1t would be far easier
for him to proceed as he had suggested
reading all OF his charges and evidence
without interruption and then answering
the questions which might be put to hin
afterwards.
M-. Frank again said it was contrary
to the usual method of conducting inves
tigations and that the board had already
voted TO proceed in the manner indicat
ed. He said that DIR. Bowers would b,
given a chance to say all he wanted t,
before the hearing was concluded.
DR.. Bowers persisted in his objection tt
this method. He said he only asked /
as q favor that he might read all of hi
4
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NEG HBoRs CHARGE FOUL PLAY.
ESPECIAL no THR PREss.l

Bethel. Me. January a3 The neigh
bors of Alfred Estes. who was recently
found dead in locked potato car under
somewhat peculiar circumstances at
Wakefield, Mass, have strong suspicion
that the end of thsir fellow townsman
was not brought about by natural causes.
There can be no doubt that Alfred Estes
had 800 when he left Bryant's Pond with
his car load of potatoes. Tbs money was
paid him MS the result of legal settle
Inent Just as he was ON the point of start
ing upon his trip TO Massachusetts. Fl ..
When his lifeless body was found in
the oar which WAS locked upon the out
side only a few dollars was discovered
upon his person. Where is the remainderi
is the mystery that exercises his neigh bors.
Nothing is known here relative TO the
man who was found dead in the car with
2x, Estes
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way tarnished but. NJ. Del Case believed,
IL was true patriotism to avoid a oopnioI
which would bs calamity for the entire
world and entail sacrifices altogether dis
proportionate TO the interests nc stake.
The foreign miniHter said In conclusion:
"Ffance Is ready to negotiate, being
conscious Of her rights. Great changes are
preparing throughout the world, and
therefore, IL In necessary TO walk prudent.
ly. To complete our task In d:gnined
manner the full support Of the chamber
Is necessary"
Tho House then adjourned.
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THE WEATHER.

Boston. January 2s.-Local forecast for
tuesday: Generally cloudy weather
light rains are probable during the late
lfternoon or night; brisk southerly winds
becoming easterly. as
Washington, January 23.-Borecast Tor
tuesday for New England and Eastern
New York; Rain, brisk east to soutlssst
wines.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

Railroads, TeIegraphs, and Expresses.
The CommlItse on Railroads. Telegraphs, and
Expresses win alve pubne hearing in tn =
Railroad Commissioners Office. at Augusta, on
Wednesday, Jan. 70, ! Ss9 at 2 O'Clock L. NJ.
on an Act 10 regulate the increase OF the capt.
tai STOCK Of Street Railway Companies.
CHARLES II. DRUMMEY, Secretary.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

RailroAds, TeIesraphs, and Expresses.
The Committee on Railroads. Telegraphs, aud
Expresses VIII give II public hearing in the
Railroad Commissioner office. at Augusta, on
Wednesday Feb, l. 1899. at 2 o'clock 7. NJ.
On an Act aileudatory to the charter OF the
Mestbrook. Nindham and Harrison Railway
Company. and 10 extend the same.
CHARLES II. DRUMMEY, Secretary.
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CHARGES AGAINST EAGAN.

Washington, January % The charges
ana Specifications upon which Commits
sary General Eagan is to be tried this
Week were given to press to-day.
The charges are, Conduct un becom
ing AN officer and gentleman" and "Con-
duct to the pIejadics of good order and
military discipline.
The language used by Gen. Eagan be-
fore the war Investigation board is repeat
cd in the charges.
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LEGEsEATtyE NOTICE.

The Committee on Judiciary will give pub
lie hearing in is room At the state House il
Augusta as 10 lows
No 49, On an Act 10 regulate the adulis sion t0
practice Of Attorneys. solicitors and Counsel
iors to provide ior a Board Of Examination
and TO re zeal conflicting Acts.
No. so. On the report of the Commissioners OF
Uniform Legislation.
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LEGIsLAVTyE NOTICE.

The Com ittee on Judiciary will give public
hearing in It's room at the State House IN Au-
Wednesday. Jan %, 1852 at 2.3o O'Clock p. NJ.
No. 80. On an Act in relation To the School
District Of the CITY OF Portland.
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LEGISLATIVE N0TnCE,

The Committee on Judiciary will give bub-
lie hearing in its room at the State House in
Augusta,
Tuesday. Jan "a. 1899 at $50 O'Clock p. NJ.
no. 66 on ~ Act 10 extend the charter OF the
WaldobotO Water and Electric Light aud
Power Co.
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STATE OF MAINE.

In the House of Representatives,
January 10 1899
Ordered, That the time for the reception of
Fetiteas and Bills for private and special legis-
latien be- limited 10 Wednesday, January I'd,
1899. and that al Petitions and Bills presented
after that date be referred to the next Legisia-
rtlre.
Read and passed
W.S. COTTON, Clerk.
A true copy,
attest VS.. COTTON, Clerk.
7ani4dawsS
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

The Committee on judiciary VIII give'a public
hearing in Its room Al The state House in Au-
gGsta,
tuesday Feb. T. 500 at . 80 O'Clock p. NJ.
No. 81. On Petition OF William Z. Sargent and
others to incorporate The Hebron Wafer Con.-
pany,
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LEGrsLATIvE NOTICE.
LEGISLATIVE NORICE.

The Committee on Legal Affairs will give a
public hearing in it's room at the State House II
Augusta,
Tuesday, Jan. 81, 1899 at .. 30 O'Clock p m.
No. Is, on petition to the Senate and House
of Representatives from citizens of AndoYer
for village corporation.
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Hearing Upon Charges Preferred
BY DR.. Bowers.
Cases Cited of Charges Made to
Charity Patients.

Defence Wade That They Were DR.. HOhts
Private Patients or Were Found Able
10 Pay---HOn. Nh. II. Frank Conducts
Case for Dr. HOIt-.-Dr Bowers Without
Counsel---Trusfees i'm Executive Session
Vote that Charges Were Not Sustained.
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LEGssLATlyE NOTICE.

The Committee on Towns will give public
heating in the Senate Chamber Wednesday.
Jan 25th at o'clock p. NJ. ou bin tor the an
nexatlon OF Deeriug to Portland.
Z. X. WILSON. Sec'Y.
Augusta, Jan. Il, 1879. jani2eod24
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LEGIsLATHVE NOTICE.

The Committee on Legal Affairs win give
public hearing Ia It's room at the state House
IN Augusta as follows;
Wednesday, Jan. n, 1922, at 2.31 O'Clock Z. NJ,
No. 10. On an Act 10 limit the rate OF interest
on loans on personal property.
EDGAR +. GENTLEMAN.
Secretary.
Augusta, Jan Il, 1899.
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BANGOR DEFEAT rs LEWISTON.

Bangor, January e3.-While the score In
tonight's Bangor Lewiston game was
small, 1t was never the less "a one sided
contest. Murphy. Lewiston S goal tend,
had barrels Of luck In making stops
Tarrant played the star game for the
visitors who lacked team work The
score: Bangor, 3; Lewiston, l. Rushes,
Iarrant 5, Furbush, O'Hara; fouls, Fur.
hush, O'Hara; stops, OMalley "a,
Murphy, As; timer, Dwinal: referee.
Il alley
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RocKtAND PLAYED WONDERFULLY
Strengthened BY Tom Murphy EasiI,
Won over Portland.

Rookland, January "a The home team
strengthened by Tom Murphy defeated
the Portlands tonight in an exciting
game full Of brilliant plays. The great
team work of the home tsam was wonder
ful. The score: Rookland, @; Portland 3,
3. Rushes. Murphy 9, Campbell 8: stops,
eastman 81, Allen "a; referee, Connolly; /;
timer, Blacklnton; attendance, 500
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While it is not necessarily dangerous
OF itself, the tendency is to pneumonia
and all should see to it that its fangs are
not fastened upon them
The circulation needs to be quickened,
the system toned up SO as to enable ma
ture TO assert herself and throw it off or
better still to prevent it altogether.
Browns Instant Relief has been found
to be specific for "la grippe and if
taken in little cold water upon rising
in the morning and retiring at light will
prevent your having "la grippe"
dec27dlm1stp
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THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS

is due not only to the originality and
simplicity of the combination, out also
to the care and skill with which it Is
manufactured by scientific processes
known to the CALIFORNIA Fro SYRUP
Co. only, and we wish to impress upon
all the Importance of purchasing the
true and original remedy. As the
genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured
by the CALIFORNIA Fro SYRUP Co.
only, knowledge of that fact will
assist one in avoiding the worthless
limitations manufactured by other par
ties. The high standing of the CALI.
FoRNIA FIe SYRUP Co. with the medi-
cal profession, and the satisfaction
which the genuine Syrup of Figs has
given to millions of families, makes
the name of the Company a guaranty
of the excellence of its remedy. 1t is
far in advance of all other laxatives,
as it acts on the kidneys, liver and
bowels without irritating or weaken
ing them, and it does not grippe nor
nauseate. In order to get its beneficial
effects, please remember the name of
the Company
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. NEW yoRK. n Z
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HER FOREIGN POLICY.
Important Statement As To Frances
Relations Abroad.
MINISTER DEL CASSE ADDRESSES
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.

Fsshods Was Evacuated As the Inter-
ests Were Dispropertionate TO the
Sacrifices q. s.Confiict Would Have En-
tsiIed--The Czar's Disarmame emit
Proposal sympathized with.
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QEtur tuitlrtHtor Errlr.

266in: rSier babe i'd Dir Den
gratenreit eingewidslt !" - oIoat:
so, aber parum ipeinit Eu benn?"-
G66in: mN6. es tbut mir 10 lcio.
bob i'd oafiir morsen pieoer Die &ose
burdpriiseln muB."
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9sst SIR '@srtb ani Cure 9einnano?
J. J. FRITZ,
-: IS: photographic, s.: -
Ct. @ermaimitraBe, ct. GlonS, Ninu.

Wer Elm naturgetreues Bib ieiuer ielbh
s>er eine 5reunbess ooerJamiliensrlppe ae
uaht baben min, iomme ju mir. Bas Die
VHstosrapbie'8unft nur gu leiiten permas.
81 mir tptrS iie In ieoer SinfiHt erprobt
osts une 3uSerldjfi8e Grbeit segen biaise
Dretie. I'm oenetSten 8uipru@ tutro aebeten.
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9as bette 9ntenmittel aui Groen.
3arner'S White @iue Of Tar Su.

rub, Sdwinpia6t Seilmittel, BELT
cine Grfdltung in "a Stunben, wenn
,eitia aenommer 70 ltelt ben l6uiten
niht Elm in 'imer Wiuute. inbem es
scn sh'uap paraliiirt. iobern es BELT
ole aroucbeit uno ldSl 6alS unb pnn
ltn seiuno UNI tart. rs unn scots
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ntne. - 3al9legt Dies aus Dem Wruno
neil De Ame,itan.r Die Sprd9e nt4I
genu9eno periteb.n uno AUDI oi.
S4lgpipintel Der 0arbre9er ni9t fen.
nsn. Die g:ue @inrt4tung bat bereits
quite 6tu9te 9etra9ea.
Beanie oes amer. @ebeimoienite5
fanotn neuli6 einen pbilippiniI6er
Spion in Galambu. Gr tpiro fir bel
Wtann qe6dlten, Der neuli4 bier Sc,
pebre Ots Na binston Hegt. itabl. s,
@leiitete Der3.psifcltcn WioerItano unc
flOb no4 dIs .r = incl HepoIOer:
tu9eln i'm Gppfe IKE. ChliebtiA troI
ihn cine 0tnehrlucsl IN i, Spite unt
"itir5te or. Gr tturb cra,.m sr BON BE-,
S~rcoN~fr, rgu.-.r .lo elmer
81 i . .gHal. 6Q.te.
8 III er.g1rtet. o-B LII Genera
o. II 2-u,-canso ut AT ben 5n.
is@ Eamtdni Solo unO @ongao poit.
Cur 2,; fa,fft Ii6 oo5 san7as.
aui o@r Lgan 5or.oQapItr. Gar.
for" in, 9a5 Sdiif ia6rt beute N6enc
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GinsGrlattunsi in cinema Gage III bells,

Nebmt @arner's @bitc @in Of
- eurnr. Sn8 br'teu Aou'tcn A>cil=
ri.uel Gu' Eroeu. rs uno 50c.s.
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Hood
SarsarariHa

LIST die beste in der That die einzige wahre
blutrelnlgende Medizln. Nur Won c. l. Hood Il
Co, Lowell, Mass, praparirt. 81; sechs fur So.
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6 befanosz SraoDbie.
TEN port. 4. Sent.mhsr

Wdhrsnb Der sziGbrioe Sobn in BEN
ndd'ten Simmer idlisf, eridoB mi
6del @enns feline Srdu, uno burhs
i6nitt iid oann bic 3ehle. Del Mann
mar eiferTiidtia auf bic 9erpanbten
ieiner Srdu. WGbr.nb pie SraoDois
fi6 abIpi.lte fhlief Der &nab. ruhia
peiter unb erfubr .rIt ipGter, bah er
WdiIe nenprNrn mnr
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> ie Il nQlid8 G6rpnif
Glttoih 4is., 4. Ssptem5er.

ElftDlh, Uis., 4. Ssptem5er.
Die Qeife Matthsp 0ieb's, einss
Mannss BON unQefdbr so Sahrsn.
tpuroe i'm 6IufIe auf9efunoen. Der
ielbe nuros isit Mittpo9 permibt,
absr Die 2sife bsfanb fi6 ber.its in
einem por9eriidten Stabium Der Ser
psiuna, ba #. in fuarm.m DaT.r gss
Ieg.n bate. Die Y%srtpanot.n orino:n
nuf 9ornahme elmer S.ccirung Der
0eihe. 0ieb mar Witttp.r.
SOlsbo, 8, 4. September.
0sBte Do6. cling cine QnSabi jung.
0eute i'm alter BON 1870 Sabren
ouf's 0uno, uno bsbagte ihntn ous
fret. 2eben 10 gut, baS lie bci6lpIi.n,
Elm tpenig 2anbitreihsr au ipielen.
QeBte Nadt polten brsi bopon sin.n
gabn5ue beiteigen, nobel Il. al. abs
ftiir3tsn unb 9.rl.bungen %Dapontrus
gen; elmer baron, Ibraham Gltn,
ftarb tur5 barauf.
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9eioe Gttern tpbt.
Qancartsr. Wis.. 4. Septemb.r.

HancaTter, Wis., 4. September.
George Damn. ip.lhtr Bel elmer
8aIolin r GrpIoiipn f6ipere 9ranbs
ipunben Merlitt. als feline Srau BEN Ga
ioIin Sfen in 9ranb it.dts, 1T iein.n
@srlebunn.n .rlsoen. Die Srou por
ipiort ,lot. Ods Gbepdar binterlGBl
or,i WaiI,n.
mineral point, mis-, 4. September.
9uul SeRutb, etn DItti6 bon oie'.r
Stuot ioohnbdfter iunger Surmer,
inno unt.r sinem Fo1,rbtn guums BEN
Sob. Sine itnqe Wittp. unb Elm
Rinb bttrausrn ieinen Sob.
Oas 9ufti6iff in SrIm :
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Wf b.
2pro.7 o. 4. Stptember.

WV ~ II ~NNINIIIVlls
philip Mptr5, G~i9enthumer Der
Mirthidaft i'm Jruntlin Sotsl, puro.
BON 6rantlin y. Wheeier, einem Ser
tret.r Der Mutual Benefit 0ife SnIu
rance So. BON Sem SerIen, erIdpiisn.
Die b.iben Mdnn.r battsn tpsssn Der
g~e5abluns Der 3sds Mpers' ssitrit.
ten.
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Die alien arteser.

philadelphia, ga, 4. September.
Morsen bssinnt bier bic 80. iGhrs
lihe 3uiammentunft Der Wiitglisoer
Der Grano Irmp Of III. H%epublic.
gereits tit cine arpse 3ahl GGite elm
eetroffen, bic bon ben giiroern nit
o%ffenen Irmen a%ufaenommsn ipurosn.
SIM 2auf, oes Saaes traf audi biz
Tlotte oss aomirals Champions i'm
6dfen elm.
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Seiterrei6 : Il ngarn.
Wien, 4. September.

sim urt.ren 50 ID; in ynrn.tcn,
ire,,tG i'll Der lm5eseno unn H.Rat.
grullren Hubr uno Siphtteue III
belc;!n. Berrsgencer Welle. \" Ger
Gt!sgeneiEoe 6ell.rie bel &!agerIurt
GLEN llno in Den leB..r Gdacn isdISlg
S,~nLriaas, tbeilues,s nit ,cotlIGem
9Is9ense, porsetommer.
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m n.

Vpdfsblue, Sno., 4. September.
Ircaois 6arm.r BON bier, Der fiir,s
lid Elm 2ufti3iff eriano, sab anlGbs
lid Der Spencer Gountb Tair elm. Dor,
ft.nuno nit i.iner Waihins in Shes
n.p. g.im IuIfti.a Tiir3t. bic Was
Ihine auf Elm Shulbdu8 unb gina in
Sriimmer. DER @rfinoer tlammerte
Ii6 an ben 0aaeieb.l unb tpurbe aes
r.tt.t. Sormer bat iGrn Ofters Gatrs
ten nit Ieirer Maihine unternommen
unp es h.rrffts 'ein 3reifel, BAT e.
Der 2D'una Der Grase Der 2uftl@iff.
fabrt Siemli& nabe TT.
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Iirhrsrrkl1runp.

9 dmieomeiter .8efatten
Graulein. oaB i'd Sbres Slides
Samieo meroe?"
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Dom blutiaen 0runb.
Gonopn, Gn., 4. September.

gs lit bas 9eruat i'm umlauf, oab
Der 9iilfsIheriff 2enis bon Manhes
fer ge'tern in Clan gpuntn BON 6drt
SwiIt .rIdoIIen puro.. Smitb err
fdos lebte Wode in ManheIter ben
6ulfsibsriff Stubblefielb. fliittst.
bann in feline 9~erabsimath unp li.b
ben gehOroen ia9en, bob er iif ME
lebenoi1 gum proseb n.uen tperb.; Is
lei baher 9sfGbrli6, Serlanb au Ieno.n
ibn gu perhaften. 2etpis gina
eeitern bod nah Smiths 0obnuna,
ipuroe absr eridoFen, bsoor .r bas
Sdus erreidt hattie.
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Grobes 5euer.
2anfas Gitp, 4. SeptembeI.

Sacob 0olb's erobe Sdla6fbaus,
Gnlaae in ben Nieosruna.n an Der u.
8. Ctr. tpurbe tur3 mad Mitternadt
burd cine 5~eusrsbrunft gum 8etras.
bon ca. $25O,OO0 ssi8Gbiet. Der
S9aben lit burd 0srfi9eruns s.bsdt.
0as rSertiIissr" z8sbduoe nit lei.
men Observation-Disclosures Der WaI9i,
nenrdum, bic Gisfobrit unb bdsDurit,
Department purbsn ppIitdnbig in
Ni6e 9elegt; i'm Sdmal3s9 Department.
p.r6rannten Oi.l. Sonnen Set. Gin
GROCER Bshdltsr nit Qmmoniat erplo,
oirte. 10 ouB bic Slummen unoebeuer
raid um iid g%riff.n. Die 5euerp.br.
l.ute litt.n inter 9.naltiger !6ige,
arbeiteten aber nit arObtemNut6e, 6is
Is enoliA aelung, bas Seusr unterGon.
troQe gu 6ringen.
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nbien.

GonOOn, 4.September.
Dom YicetOnls BON Snoien lit BIZ
WieIOuns e,ngetrOnen, Dab in ben Sen.
tralproOln5eu Snoiens elm rei4li9e,
Regen stiaaen lit. 4%nOeriudrts lit De,
Hesenfal nid)t seniigenO. Die WiOn,
iOumpinOe iino Abnormal Iei9t.
@ ioafrifa.
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Sdbrit grdno.
Netp Yort, 4. September.

Die Senores Sruiinp, R.bact.u,
ron 81 Yorpenir" unb eduardo g.ro
GeOacteur bss 9lattss .Gubano9ibr."
ip.roen 1ih mprsen posr am Mpntas
busliren, neil Il. betr.ffs Der Staot,
ratbs : @abl Siffer.n5en s.babt bat