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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-18
THE SUICIDE.
President Taylor Has Returned
From His InVeStigation.-Th
YOUNG Man Was a Mormon.
pecial Correspondence Of the Herald.

Special Correspondence Of the Herald.
Colonia Juarez, Mex, April 14.-E.
L. Taylor, president of Colonia Juarez,
has returned from the railroad survey
camp between Pacheco and Garcia,
where was held an investigation of the
recent suicide of Leonard Emil Cleve-
son at that point. The Mexican judge
of this district, accompanied by his
clerk and four soldiers from Casas
Grandes, was joined at this place by
President Taylor, and upon arrival at
the camp found the body had been
buried, after lying where it fell in the
cook tent % hours untouched, accord
ing to the law of Mexico.
The young man killed himself April
9th, shooting himself in the forehead
with 32-calibre revolver, which caus-
ed instant death.
The Judge and party arrived on the
10th and spent one day taking tes-
timony, from which it appeared that
the suicide was about 20 years of age,
was a member of Engineer w. S.
Waters's survey party, was supposed
to have come to Mexico from Hunts
Vile, Titan, as letter came to him
one day after his death from that
place, and that he had been ailing
about ten days previously. The cause
of the rash act Is unknown.
It being on Sunday the suicide oc-
Cured, all the party were in or about
the camp at the time the fatal shot was
fired. the cook having just then gone
out of the tent. Testimony provide
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-18
"GEORGE EGERTON"
Mrs. ERerton Clairmontel, the English novelist.

life keen analytic vision unaffright
ed sby ancient traditions; but such
abundant poetry as the real affords
she both sees and sings SO that her
stories are lyrics of love and death. nd
of the beauty of the world and the pity
of it."
Mr. Clairmonte is a South African
by birth and has spent the past ten
years of his life in London. He is q
man of attractive address, charming
conversationalist, and on this his, first
what he has seen.
Mr.. ClairUOnte is very modest IN
assuming man and prefers to talk
about his wife rather than himself.
s'Keynotes," which had q large cir
culation, was written about five years
ago while he and his wife were fishing
in Ireland. He says that his wife's first
work attracted sufficient attention to
cause "Discords," Symphonies and
ssFap tasies'' to have splendid sales.
1.-THE Will of God" was published
about nine months ago. He declares
that his wife is very
ure, and he says that when che has
matter for a story on her mind she can
not rest until she has written it out
She sits up often at night. he says, as
late as one and two o'clock in the morn
ing at her work. BE says his wife
speaks fuently the German, Danish,
Italian, French, Spanish, Norwegian,
Russian, and Swedish languages. She
is an Australian by birth, and is the
daughter of Capt. Dunno, the we'll
known writer and artist. Mr.. Clair
monte says that he is great admirer
of Zangwill and that he has no warmer
personal friend.
Mr.. Clairmonte expects to remain a
few days longer in Ell Paso. He will
then start for an invasion of Mexico to
gather notes for q new book.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-18
MARRIED..
SChreffler-HenSOn.

Yesterday evening at 7:3O O'Clock W.
w. Schreffler. of chihuahua, and Miss
Annie Henson of Ell Paso, were united
in marriage at the parsonage of the
First M. E. Church by Rev. A. M.
Lumkin. The newly married couple
left for chihuahua this afternoon.
Cu1lom Spencer.
Newton E. Cullom and Miss Bessie
Spencer were made man and wife last
night at the residence of rhe BRIDE 3
mother, Alb N. Stanton St. Only the
immediate relatives of the bride were
present. Rev. A. M. Lumpkin, pastor
of the First M. E. church, officiated.
After the ceremonies all present as
sc N bled in the dining room to psrtake
of sumptuous repast.
Mr.. Cullum has been in Ell Paso dur
ing the past two years. He was form
erly connected with the Ell Paso Abb
street Co., but is now with the Ell Paso
and Northeastern railroad,
Mrs. Cullum is we'll known in Ell
Paso. having attended the FL Paso
public schools for several years past.
The bride was dressed in white with
white CARNATIONS and white roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cuilum will be at home
at Alb N. Stanton to friends after to-
rnOrrOw
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-18
Welded Three SISTERS.
And This Georgia Man Has Buried
Two OF Them,

Three wives in ten months, and all
sisters. That is the record of Daniel
Kelly of Hall County, who has just
married his third wife partner. Last
u unT Mis- Iennie Eow,er tba ola, de
est of four daughters of a prosperous
farmer. In few weeks his wife died,
and, having formed an attachment for
the Fowler family, Kelly wooed the
sister of his wife, Miss Sallie Fowler.
The latter at first refused the hand of
her sisters husband, but finally con-
sented, and, strange to say, she, too,
soon died, following her sister to the
grave within two months.
Not discouraged by shis misfortune,
in matrimony, Kelly again went forth
in search of wife. and this time he
made love to Miss Lithonia Fowlers
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-18
EGERTON CLAIRMONTD.
A Noted English Traveller And
Author Now In This City.

Ell Paso has during the past year
entertained number of literary peo-
pie of more or less note and now she
has with her Egerton Clairmonte, of
London, England, who is the author OF
"Undere Burning Skies" and The
Africander." He.is also a writer of
stories and magazine articles and is
now on q tour of the United States col
Letting data from which he will write
another volume later on.
The visitor ia the husband of Mary
Chavilita, the English autkoress who
writes under the nom de plume of
Christian name. Mrs. Clairmonte
wrote 1.-THE Will of God, }" which had a
very extensive sale, especially in Eng
land and Australia.
George Egerton's' reputation was
is friend of Mrs. Clsirmonte. and
who is just now in this country, gives
his personal opinion of the writer and
her work in the current number of
Munsey's magazine. He says.
" George is the favorite pen name
of lady novelists, but 'Keynotes' need
ed not this swaggering praenomen on
TIM title page to be recognized as of
feminine gender of fiction. This reve-
81 Utilities and passionate fantasies of
the female soul-and body-struck in
deed one of the keynotes of the closing
quinqu ennium of our nineteenth CEN
fury literature, and well merited to
give Its name TO series of eccentric
books. The authoress herself WAS not
contens to strike the uote of the
'Revols of Woman; she added Dis
cords and "Symphonies' and 'Fanta
sizes and other compositions in the
same vein, with the same sensuous
strength and ar tist.c handling.
"Distinctly of the modernS, modern,
George Egerton turns upon Human
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-18
PLAY BALL.
The Season For This Sport Is Here
And FL Paso Should BY All
Means Have A Team.

Means Have A Team.
The season for base ball playing has
arrived and the question is frequently
being asked whether or not we are 60
ing to have q ball team to meet the
teams in the surrounding towns.
Several towns surrounding here are
already preparing to have q great deal
of sport in that line This season and
there Is plenty of material here to come
pete with all of them. The managers
of the Washington park have kindly
offered the use of the grounds free of
charge to the boys If they will orga
nize.
Pitchers Mcfarland and Mccarthy
and Catcher Dahlen are in the city at
present. 1t is the intention of Messrs.
Mcfarland and Dahlen to leave in q
few days to join the east Texas league,
while MIR. Mccarthy has announced
his intention of remaining here.
1t has been proposed that the railroad
boys get up nine for next Sunday and
meet team which will be organized
by ebony" Sierra. For this game the
grounds south of the Santa Fe depot
could be used. -.r
With a good team at this point sev-
eral exciting games could be witnes
, sed here this summer.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-18
Plant Which Have a Clutch That
Kills.

The man-eating tree, or tree devil, of
Madagascar, resembles a pineapple in
shape, with q series of long, hairy,
green tend-ils stretched out in every
direction toward the horizon at the
top. The trunk of the tree is about
iron, and the tendrills are seven or
eight feet long, tapered from four in
ches to half an inch in diameter. Above
these, from between the upper and the
under end, six white and almost tran
sparent palpi rear themselves toward
the sky, twirling with marvellous, in
cessant motion, yet constantly reach
ing upwsrd-thin as reeds and frsil as
quilts. apparently, yet five or six feet
throbbing against the air. with their
suggestions of serpents dancing on
their tails.
On the summit of the tree there is q
cup containing viscid fluid and all
who drink of it become wild with
frenzy, and the atrocious cannibal tree
fastens around them its tendrils, one
after another, like great green SER
pents, with brutal energy and terrible
rapidity, until life is extinct.
In India there grows a marvellous
palm, called the self-lifting tree. The
plant is eleven feet in height, not in
GLIDING the leaves and stems, and 1t
changes it's position every morning
and evening. One who has seen it
writes: Sat $50 O'Clock the tree was
almost lying toward the west. The
foot of it was at an angle of five to sew
en- degrees with the ground, and we
were given to understand that it had
already commenced to rise at 4 O'Clock.
A handkerchief which had been tied
to one of the leaves 80 that its other
end might just touch the ground had
risen six inches. At a. m. the kerr
chief WAS eighteen inches from the
ground, and at 3 p. N. nine feet.'-
New Orleans Picayune.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-18
AN IMPORTANT RULING,
The Britton Davis Damage Suit
Remanded to the District
Court

The cause of Britton Davis VS.. The
Texas and Pacific was up again before
Judge Maxey in the federal court this
morning. Quite an important ruling
was made, one of considerable in
terest to lawyers especially.
The court after hearing the evidence
on both sides issued an order remand
ing the case to the district court of this
district.
The defendant sometime ago filed q
petition to remove the case to the
state court and was refused. The plain
tiff tn en- in turn filed record in the
federal court and asked to have the
case remanded to the state court on the
ground that when the defendant ap-
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-18

the third sister of his first wife. Miss
Lithonia was convinced that Kelly was
q good husband to her sisters and she
consented to marry him and has just
become the third bride of Daniel Kelly
despite the death of her sisters who
prededed her so recently.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-18
A singular circumstance is related

A singular circumstance is related
in connection with the death of Lieut.
ensnt Afford, of the Twentieth Kansas
Regiment, who was killed in the battle
the other day. Identification badges
with numbers on them were given out
to the Kansas troops. The nan who
got No. 13 made such strong objection
to the unlucky mum Der that Lieutenant
Afford exchanged with him, and the
lieutenant had 1t on his person when
he was killed.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-18
1.-THE HEART OF THE SOUTH

GEORGE @. SMITH, Pres. & Gen. Manager
ATLANTA, GA.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-18
Here and There.
Bargains in window glass at Twins
Phone Troy Steam Laundry No. 27o
e Paso Steam Laundry, Phone A.


e Paso Steam Laundry, Phone AZ.
Four pounds California prunes for %
erts. Ell Paso Grocery Co.
Pillsbury's Best Flour is the best in
the world. Ell Paso Grocery Co.
nsk for "EL pASO TRANSFER, -
the best cent CIGAR on the market.
O'Brien Coal Co. sell pitch paper,
lime, cement, plaster, etc.
Pillsbury's Best Flour is the best
in the world. Ell Paso Grocery Co.
Armour's gold band ham, gold band
bacon, white label leaf land, just re-
ceived by the Ell Paso Grocery Co.
ssGive me a liver regulator and I can
regulate the world,'' said genius.
The druggist handed him a bottle of
De Wits Lite Early Risers, the
famous little pills. Fred Schaefer,
druggist.
J. Sheer, Sedalis. Mo-, conductor on
electric street car line, writes that his
little daughter was very low with
Group, and her life saved after all ply
sicians had failed. only by using One
Minute Cough Cure. Fred Schaefer,
Druggist.
At the season of the year when
pneumonia, la grippe, sore throat,
coughs, colds, catarrh, bronchitis and
lung troubles are to be guarded
against, nothing sis fine substitute,
will ''answer the purpose, or Is Just
as good" as One Minute Cough Cure.
That is the one infallible remedy for
all lung, throat or bronchial troubles.
Insist vigorously upon having it If
tssomething else'' is offered you. Fred
Schaefer Druggist.
Happy is the man or woman who can
eat a good hearty meal without suffer-
ing afterward. If you cannot do 1t,
take Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. 1t digests
what you eat, and cures all forms of
Dyspepsia and Indigestion. Fred
Schaefer, Druggist.
Buy your coal from "O'Brien Coal
Co. the agents and direct shippers
from the Cerrillos mines. phone 8.
Live chickens specially, at the
Wall ST. Green grocery phone 1923,
prompt delivery.
There ia an amusing story current
about Lord Herschel aud his clerk.
When he first entered politics the
fortunes of the liberal party were at
their blacklist, and his clerk, who was
a clerk of the old school, and took an
almost proprietary interest in his
career, used often to brood over the
political situation. says the West
minister Review. At last, on the day
when Lord Beaconsfeld returned in
triumph from Berlin and was received
with such un unparalleled popular en-
thusiam that he seemed certain of
fresh lease of power. the clerk confd-
ed his feelings to Mr.. Herschell in
these moving terms: Don't you
THING. sir. in view of the turn events
seem to be taking, that our choice
of politics was little premature.
Four pounds California prunes for %
cents. Pi Paso Grocery Co.
Ralston Brown bread at the Bel
gian bakery. 10 cents per loaf.
Clearance sale this week. st. Louis
Furniture Co., 311 FL Paso street.
Telephone 156. Ell Paso Dairy COM
panv.
Pillsbury's Best Flour is the best
in the world. Ell Iaso Orocery w.
Honevsuckles, roses, hydrangeas
ennonemus lilacs MRS.. b. Comstock.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-18

Mention: Notice is hereby given
that there were seized in this customs
district for violation of the customs
laws, 2 calves and 1 yearling heifer,
branded thus, s, which will be sold at
Rio Grande station $3.50 p. M, April %,
1899. Any one claiming is required to
appear within the time provided by
law. MOSES DILLON, collector.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-18

that none of the party were with
Cleveson at the time, consequently no
suspicion of foul play can attach to
any one.
Cleveson came to Mexico, it is be-
lieved, when Mr. Header came with
his saw mill to Chuichupa. In taking
the testimony of the witnesses examin-
ed. President E L Taylor officiated as
interpreter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-04-06
P6j(aOcfp6iu OorNn.
Die srits 6anatlsaus ite0uue in ben
Ger. Stuatcn.

Tie Snitiatipe ces S,amreiSmuicnms-Nms'
ccbunmg uuo 3ped oes lImteruebmens.
Spmmeriieu, tedniid uno amiiamt-1eg
scauoeletonereb-@roie @etbsiIieuns iid,er.
lie lsitcnocu @eiter.
Sn EbiluOelpbiU merocn ocrrn0lcn
bic Gorbtrcitun9en illr Die pom II.
September bis 80. ltopcmbcr b. =.
inter Den NuipiSicn ocs OortiQen NNn=
oela- Ntuleums uno bes 6runtlIn= Sn=
%liitutes %ltnttiinoenoe @anoelsdusltel.
lung nit Giicr betriebCn. Die Nusltc!s
lln0 III Die critic ibrer grt in Den Scr.
Stdutcn uno muroe I'M SntcreIle Der
Nusocbnung oes umeritdnil6en Grport=
geih1ites proitttirt.
Die 0ebduoe Der Nu5itsllunQ peroen
uui Der WcitIeite oes S6unltill= 6luiIcs
aui einem Dem Sanoels=Yfuieum bon
Der Staot philadelphia CUR Gcriil9un9
9eltellten SanotOmpler oufgefilbrt,
uno Die Sduptgebauoe per0en Elm
Nreul BON mebr ais u6t Idcr beoefen.
Neben Dem Suupt9ebduoe werben cine
Heibe ileiner Saulidteiten fir Die
Speiiul= 9lusltellungen, ME gum Vei=
ipiel neutrality-suspicious. uno =Wta=
i6inen. Sotomlotipen, Gilen= uno
Observation-Disclosures errihtet. Nn
Sbeaterl. Shnn'tellungell uno Nmuie=
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mert aller Nrt miro tein Man9el berr-

ment aller Irt miro tein Wangel berr-
i6en.
Die 8ruppe Der SuuptoebGuoe biloet
Elm 9roBes, impoiuntes Saumert bon
400 bel 900 SUB i'm llmiuug. Zen
Gingun9 81 Dem &nupt0ebluoc biloct
cine breite btOGfte &olpnnGOe, Die lid
oltli6 IND meltlih non ciuem prQhti0en
nit allcgoriiben Eigurcn geihmiltten
S]horbOgcn erltredt. %oQen uno &olon=
naOe lucrocn cine &rcitc bon 100 6uB
erbulten. 81 beiOcu Seiten oes Gin=
9an9es mer0en tleine nit Dem Wtlttclge=
bauoe b0rmpuircnot Oebduoe ~erltellt.
Sn Dem Sauptgcbluoe miro cine Der
Iummlun9sbdlle nit elmer Sibtupa;itQt
flr 1900 Serlonen erribtet. Gd3 Ne=
bauoe llnts pom Gingan9e miro elmer
Qusltellun9 BON 8emlloen uno dloeren
&unltgegenltdnoen %gelulomet.
GOn Der Gingungs=&olonnuoe miro
cine Sreitreppe nah einem 275 Guas
oratfuB groBen Ofienen Ylube iiibren,
Der ais @arten nit prd6tisen 6pntds
men, Stdnobiloern, L.. (. 10. tunltpoll
ausgele9t peroen ioll. Nn Den Soften
oes 8artens luerOen Ii6 blbi6e Nrta.
cen entlang Sieben.
Non Den bier inter lid %perbunoenen,
Ole 0auptausltellungsgruppe biloenoen
6ebauoen meroen Swei bon permanens
tenn 6barntter iein. UNI mad Der 9tuss
'iellung fiir oa5 Wtlieum permcnoet gu
meroen. Ser Baum Stpil6en oieien
beloen permancnten 6ebduoen miro nit
einem Suhe beoeft, mDourb Elm imls
menier Baum filr Nusltellun9s;nefe
ge'doffen miro. Sin llreal
BON 200, 900 GuuorntfuB fitr Nusltels
lungsSmefe miro CUR NerIilgung lteben.
Die beloen permanenten @ebdlloe ner=
ben einen llmiang Don 90 bel 100 SuB
bel elmer SObe BON iipei Stodlperten
erbalten. Sn Der @allerie oes iiiolihen
6lilgels miro cine Geltauration eins
9erihtet.
Sas Suuptoepartement Der Nus1te!s
lung miro allie nur oentbaren @egsn.
ltanoe, Die erportirt peroen ooer neroen
tOnnten. bon Den gr0Bten 2otomotiprn
uno '9merlten Mtai6inen bis gu oeu
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Nibmpnb.

@out SIR bill &c Maare t%aufen,
WiiBt 81 W. Y. Yang Sbr Seben,
Yortcn FONT SIR 9rpBe 6auIen
guer Nrten MOuren leben.
rGlotbin9, nm oomit 81 rdllmell,
Siui9er penn ie Sloor.
Sarum Yeute, uur ni6t ldumer
Gebct bin nuf Neinem Store.
Sabt Sbr FclSc, Sutter, Gter,
Sriu9t lie, weniS ODER piel;
0enu tein Ereio lit ibm III tbeuer,
Cure &unoidoit lit letn 3tel.
Saber 9ebt 81
~. =. gang,
Ridmono, StearnS 50. Wfinr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-04-06
Tranj SbrDber,
(Radiol9er Son Sunltiser & 60
NJ. &. Gang,
Hi6mono.

EGhrerb TIRES Sabre lan9en geitebens
bat lid oieie 6letitlba bIung uu'er ibrem
friiberen Wara enlen beltens bep1brt uno
Dem Beltdlte Den alten, beipdbrten 1iten
Se vi beSut ehalten, leo ltets IN ntelnem
Streben. tet mir miro nur ole ollerbelte
Eaore Qernoe 10 bilI9 o%erfauit ais man
%fonItpo fir 6leiid) BON 9erin1erer Gualitdt
beSab I, uno Die = eoieuun9 mel er 8unoen
III reel uno Suoortommeno. Sei'ihe 5leiids
forten iiuo itets bel mir irtid uno looen gum
aaufen Elm, 10 ooB lelbit Der ar6Bte Sem.
ihmeder. wenn tr e"opo. Damn fiber bel
mir befrteoi9t lptro. 2luh aerGudle tes
Sletif lit itets oorrotbia uuo Seib ct iit
ourt letnen 9uten GeidImad aus, y iirIte
Der peridieoe lten Sorteu peroen bel mir
ceihntadpoQ 9enlatt. uno per INNER in
Nurit etnen 9 ten , tieu ae ieBen nil, Der
faufe tel uns liner otto beim aoufen
feS Siebs ute beim Serfnuien oes Sleiihes
1T ltetS Den ! roft III ebrlld)er gSeile nit
n@nleren aunoen gu tbeil n. @er III PesIa
auf 8iidle oas "eit' ieiner Jamllie nil, Der
mah' ieine 6Ietiheintdufe bel
IA 3mts 5ran5 Sdrboer.
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Vertigo 6leiber,

wel6e Direct pom ben beiten uuo 9roBz
ten Nem 9ort G'ei6diten s~etauft limb
unb 81 erltuunli6 ~nieoriSen Freilen
in reidlter Nuswabl uertauft weroen,
fnset ibr BEL
NJ. &. gang,
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fleir'tcn NOpitdten, umfaiien. Sas
Scpurtement liir duslQnoiihe @auren
pirn cine umfnllcnoe Sollettion bon
I'M Nusldnoe IabriSirten g9aaren, Die
i'm Weltmartt nit Den umeritanil6en
99uHren in Gonturrcni tommen, ents
tNlt'n. Sn einem oritten Separtement
n;ro NeSelgt lperoen, iuie Die ameri-
tOni,den WGuren perpodt, etitettirt uno
per'Nn0t peroen millIcn, I'M ben Gins
IoroerunQen oes Weltmarttes 81 ents
iprCdcn.
SSlhrenD Der Suuer Der @usIelluno
MIRO EN- SanoelsIpngrCB liatirluren,
bel Dem Die bauptlahllblten Sunccls=
tammern Der g9elt ourO attreoloirte
Sele0ntcn pertreten icin iperoen. 6crner
mlIroen 81. perlticoenen %uualGnciihen
&e9lerunSe' eln0eluoen. oiii;Ielle Gers
treier gu 'enOen, ulo oI3 giuleum er=
iudJt 'cire GScnten uno Jitpraicntuntcn
I'M GuslanOe, lire Gintuuicr ODER
WtitQlicocr Der 6irmd 81 Dem Gpn0reB
au entienoen. Us lit Uruno our Nn=
nabme p%Orbnnoen. DAB minositens 500
Weftreter auslanoiiher 6irmen Die
Nusitelluna beiuden Ueroen. abaeieben
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Ncocutuna Scr iibiriid,cm Giicnbabn.

Sn europa matt 'lb plclfd6 Die
Mnidauune 9elteno, nit Der %pllen.
buug Der iibiriihsn G~iienbabn liebc
cine pplltpmgcue llmsclialtunS oea
Observation-Disclosures Sanoels in
iiterer Wusiidt. oa Der neue transit
bride Sanoclspes ais ebenblrtiasr
Nebenbubler Der bisbcri9en Secbunoels,
itrabe I'M 9liien einen 9roBen She'll rcs
Waareupertebrs Swiihen europa unc
benz fernen Giten an iid reiben meros.
Tie .Gbemiter= !3eituna" erOrtert in
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uOn ocn ptuilellen ScltAaten 81 DC.
&dnoclatonQrcB. NlW Ole lu1rcloc.
Nanocl2or0onllatlonCn Der Yer. Stua,
ten nCroeu I~tlcgutcn c%nt'tnocn.
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0rrilc9 Gil oIiijieller G|D0ruttcr pctlic.c1
moroen. aud bat Die He9icruu9 lie
Summt uou %$350,OO0 ptrmi.lilt. On
Stuot %gtluoclpliU bat $200,Or", Der
Staat YenniUlpanien $50, coo beige
itcucrt, mo Dol Den &urgcrn YbiluOtl=
pbias inoipioueli muroen Sj9,O 0ui=
sebradt. Sine in Der YcmlDlpunil0rn
Staat9= V%cQi2latur l0ucbaGe Yill ucr-
milli9t meltcrc 500, 600.
Tu9 &cuommce Der bcioen groGcn Sn=
ltit"... inter oCren &lElpiSlen Die Nls=
l~tcllulg liuttiinoet, 1T oO5u Glgctgdn,
ben Cy.oi1 oea llntcrncbmGns 81 ilberu.
Iua Yulluotlplid=0anOe 9tll'eum III
trUb itines turicn &fltebCns bcrelts IN
Der guuien SanOelaWelt ais ein Snltitut
b~elanllt, oellen 3lped ole 6oroerllnQ
Der Omcritonildcn Snouitrie, ipeiicll
aber ocs ameritarilhfn Grportgeibaitcs
it. SNs 6rantlin=Snltitu CUR 60roe=
run9 oes &unltgeluerhes bat bereits 90
erfol9reihe Aus~ ltelluagen pernnltaltct
uuo iciert in oieiem Sabre iein 75jdb.
RIGGS Selteben. GbeniO biirgt Der Same
oes 8eneral=S irettors Der Nusitellung.
Or. @illiam y. Wilon. Sstets
tor ofs Sanoels= Wtuieums. ionic ocs
prdiioenten Der Nusltellunss 9iiccia=
ton, Better u. y. W%ioener, oes
befaunten S%trasenbabn- Waonaten. fir
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-04-06
Spanlens groBtes NeoiriuiE.

@err u. !. Sliuia bon Barcelona
Spanisn, brinst ieine 9Sinter in I'll,
ten, 9. D, 81, Spwade N.rpen per.
urla6ten beiti9e Sdmer,.n I'M Nin-
tertbeile leines &opies. Sur6 Der
@ebrau6 pom electric gittcrS, Nmeri.
ta's SroBtes Slutz uno Nerpen.l SPELL
mitel, perlor er balb allen S6mer,.
Gr la9t, baB bieie auSoes.idnete Me-
Gin serace 1T, mas oielss eano notbiq
bat. Sang amerita weiB, baB &c
Weber nnb N~ier.nleioen furirt, oae
Slut rsinist, ben Was.n berit.llt, biz
Nerpen Itdrtt, &raft. Stdrte uni
neuss yeben elmer ieben Wustel, Ierr
unO Organ bes &orpers u.rl.ibt.
Wenn ldwa4, mioe ODER bllIos se=
brau4t ibr iie. Sebe Slai9e saran-
tirt, nur so Gents. 8ertauft beim
Mpotbefer W. 5. 9ubn.