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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-19
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0sw to Asthss. Then . nsp~SssS.
SeeuseA . ThsS1sssU 1se0.
Twsnty years sgo iAfnaAse Hessn wss
q r~ppsssf on the aa6 81 . cyncinnsu
ne~spap<s. Ons dsy . fsmossD stsspds
Climber was Grsax 90 scale tho spir~ Of I'm
cathedral 90 repair the eseau that topped
the srfr~ - f-st above the sidewalk TIE
afternoon he nsss sraisd the srare sho,ss-
ands ~ .sopse watched him hensh;es~iy
"a he slowly mafs his way up the oss.
ride ~ the ssoepss. az csprvs he wss In
tervfewess. and he sait tspssslnsfy tina, TIE
task was - easy that ne could ias' 49,
well carry . n,as up or hts hsck. That
noou Hesrn sssA finally ~ bis city cd
i,os that he hal read az the wsspl~
climbers Offer ans wosfii b. gias 20 ss-
cens the spir~ on his tack The editor
trf~a 20 ssant oaf 10 Hssrn tho peril ~
the sbtns bat n~ ~osnt not listen Pm
any the sssc.ie cfIrsn~r sns H~sryl ar.
ranxvs tssir eof 81 IRE sss.. A. shs ap-
puntesi time Nam mounted the sts~pls
climbers shoulders ard the dissy tD9ru~y
beusn Tens - thousands H psopfs
wasrhed the sooIbaTdy pair At Isst the
~ro.s Was r~e~.~6 ard tsesrn t~ft sfs
r~r-h on The cifrnser<s sno9if~rs TIE peh
In ~. street t~so~ chssref and sAs-s fhs
tao meu r.furuea 20 'k~ grussnf sas@sY
Heara sent tArk 20 tss enc ans at
ao~u ard wreSs tso columns - a sfoFY
S.-sTfaans rs ~sHssisons sns fhs siosies
q TIE vIe~ ~ hAd a,sssire-f fsa~n tte
ssssr,~ ;sg sseh xso~frg ses-rsDssea -
city seen frssa . graf s~sghf ssH never
t.~u rFs3 f~fsv~ ner sfn~s It's ss0ss
Interesting fh.ax sscgf ~ sas shs farf
thai H~sfn rear xsssd - e1e@f
rct sv~ sres f~yagsf trS tip q ~
nose.-Sse FFsrrfsro AFzgnsgs-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-19

WV yoNW. s~ps - the Tsn~w r.cs~
dos s~snrssi ~o@resp~rnsYt csh'ss
s.s,ur rv~r~v us.res arvfousfy b~xfrs -
ferkon on ~ar ffsho Al Is~f w~ek -
were hoffnx sxsfrvs hors sSss p<see rtgFft
sse nsasnr sfn~d - write mat sope nss
slsueas beer ssssnfun<s snf rsf3s for
rnon~y sre fherr<er~ ffRstenfrR wneHy -
re~rnrtlve ~ raetre~s 5errsrds TNe~es
iursrd are very n1oseTats for fns 1oSne
scrpu~s crsT ff~eurt narke ~ssI6 savs
Bttle e~eupafhon wonff Il fep~na 5con re
Some~flc esppiy - hfffs <cr sNaf re nos
nov srsotsrt 20 y per- eers - re s1tsf
vslu~ - cSper nsnsfef
'rTis 10 one efsst ssusv< - srx'ssy 90
cuv ctedN sr~ssfufions Not rany y~sr@
sso 0eslto - per cenf - ire exrsaree -
fnn current yeaY wss - Erksf<b o~fxfr
n0w n 10 duffs me 0fnrr way Not yrFy
Fhe f,rfff-t f~srhs snf Ha8urt nous~s b1y
srN~n bfie IN larv~ srsunss bnt Frfnrn
German sss~san Dufch rod tapArese
hanks poerss fmpcrssw bons5n or3nrbss
hits on orr nnsvNet Duyfne ycssr srrcrt
season evsrv Amers<sn n1sH nrfnes n~nvy
conssvumenss ~ yoor n1arc4ntfe pape~ n
- fneresorr - fhe utmost lrnpofssrcs thss
~ hftrh should arise 70 prevent ser cr~fr
establishments from Being snfs - rsGu-
afiy han9ie IRIS stresn ~ rsrnstssnc4
renr money must produse TIRE bftch, snf
Sumo days lac, ~ees me Hscount ras4s
~ffpped beiov - per cent
ION Friday and Yesterday growers quot
"a - per cent Tor ninety Day bnls, snf
FOR foref~n Bills ~ four nsenshs. ~ p~r
cenf
"esrester sss~ness 10 sxp<rtsd fnss wesx,
snhoush money untiI tcsnorrow vas o1~1-
Ing ~ pcr cent Tomorrow a can sfnouns-
Inc ~ 81 SBVU - paysSis 90 The japanese
ioare All along mort advsnces have re-
rssr 80 sssy ssy = ~ q s4sssS ssr s -y
merits mercy ircrs g,c,st'grn u.s. ~ en-
seH .,ss s ssns 1870 ssa snv. re ss
Ts sh TSass INA s ass ssss aes,ss
more thsb the dsssSs 60 keep crs1Iss ~
''sf fs-s2 i J, 'a X. cash soIa he,a 10 our
banks ws are in ne position o sssni prs.
.rs 4. ' ss s ny rr.s1Fs ~. sr 5 ssIsrsss
= S:,.;;s,. /, sg,J sss !. !, = ~ .d, .ss
S dsw n, !, OF ,1 NJ ca iyss2r 3 ns
rrar . 1n Inc Pr prn e III le rn 81
~. ss ga s sppY ~ i sss s the oy Rre s
poses % buy me ouspuf ~ the fnPar
ntnes and the Australian Yrofnction Is
taksn partly ~ ire tinted States
stop supplies from the Rand Mines For a
time but subject the hank 81 England 60
a drain ~ s0vsrclwns for the cape Al
1spe sa s,e nsae rom snsIa
| Were the Rand product 81 over q yo.wu
month stopped. a soid pinch would there
ae u ne sseh g ne ronss kay aond
snsn way nee rse nh he enar ~ ny
eomranE =, T. ~, nsary played ont y ass
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-19

Ao4 r<<r>y ~ ssv~pss s<rFsss 4~f 1s~s
srssars a@csy ~@sx serves - s~xn vsssh
Nervous rx~ansFsos 7sxf sNsn ee~4ns~t@
Nervous prs<..sson tnss - - srse~ =
p6v~srM ssesfrs Tn~ e4s~~~ tns@ 80
HDrvs <pskr1ss sre rs4rv sn~@N<sT@ -
vfttfrs So nary.
wsss re syrpsoms 9~se~~T~ q ssw,
ness (F7e y. notto~ eves fwx = oss~1
6~ss srs sraarfsfscn re y -ss>~s ~<s~
r-1 ~ uesoftssfon y re SssrY Fs1 .
w~zesn~a dsxs~Ior n~y~ = pssn il sn*H
~ 5xcx oF7g =. sssr-fvs avs~ fFx .
~wzt funxx grf4 y ~Mex~A~s r*s~
fFTe fe9 an tse-e f>~sx~ n~r w<~xn~w
oshsr symDsoa<e 80 si~spss~zn<~@ res
snd ~evnout sssstne co<ssvs1s~ 90 SCI
vou<ns<s
me nrxyn. w1frn 10 80 rrsst~w a<~vs
center ~ IN - usos1fv s-e 70 sxSt1ft xsxss
~ commg 6nn1<w. wSr1v m asrvoHs 49,
Ten - DeNxsnpd me ns~rr1~y y~eorses
esca1pg sse~pssDH~ss sr1 sr~srss rs~1is
sn1vs ray - . s~n6~ncy ts~z~f ySrsfrsi
r1fnune1
Tx~r~ f. rerssr. ~ +n~ xnc~<~ffx~ r~Hss
q posfeve sr2 permanent cars or S<-vs
W1enn<~s and ve@~3us Exnsu~tsn nas
Sen fsusd rhss css~s = -7utvsn 8uf-
yun corrsess an ne <sove sy~nyoms lu*
rsa sran4usslxes ~ nerves sr~--sf - y
~ nerves prS8etse soans sEs~o ssvs<
hsnR4 se6 arsneSh
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-19


II 10 we're gossitse@ - eel - Use Naf ~
tn Pstisr$as~ss wsfhssf nses sas&sz,.sd
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sh~sg terms sn8 wsfh ~ raxyytos OF II
the r~sTpes~ WITH snsgs Ef~F we1f wsfs
TIER arrzfeas - ssss ss.@assA TIE a~ef 80 ~
fr,sns u "a tse fsTtage Sgssss ~ 90 80 ss4<
efnes - 80 asz1s esYfY 80 ere tass~ss -
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But One Cure
for ScrOfuIa.

e~rofoIs 10 o~~ ~ fh~ nsoss s1sssnsee.
o~sp. s~sssd bsc>1 dss~s~~sI s~d - -
yond the res~h ~ st~ ssn7 sa-~sile1
purifiers snH fnns~s = 10 ~qost ~
eng bie,ed sToofls sof never kssIs ~
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shs sesas
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-19

~ rs8i ffeNss fgess
n q fef ffs< fh~f re fs@@sWY aelges
sNa~ 4 fsEfNs ~ ~ sue sxr9Fss ~ fhe
esesl Vess hss efassf - rSr~tsf~A ~ffn
she aaFssvss~nfaa sefet ~ 80 ve#r arA
vfass pseFses~s ~ ttNsss fre f9ssf ~
fhs Fsaf eaflNs 4sNe 80 - q II ~ 90
whsse - shats ~ ~ ~ ss@ fnnr ~ tN2
sssf f9f4fe nnf ffk faNsr uefres -
es4vsa ~ nny wheef ert sfhef sassefst.
fYs4i gFeHssfs WFese ae9f s~ass fhse
sefoaef ~ nat sswa - fne fsef Ss4ns
49, - nefh s@ffenif8f4f eFsa4efs ans n
ssseffseswssf sFsttiee 80 rsrrFfss fsyssr
afsanHes fNan a. 80 pfsvft1s fseNnef
va@g fn *MiBe svF swswwfeetHYess ~
easts - $50 vs4f g4st stss~4 sfs~f.s $3.50
go efeemafsx ens ~ af~Tfv 90 ~ ~ :
este ~ sfssssf - r~r eeYs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-19

Pears nrw says prsss~re w~Hfns~v
IN sp~stng - tn~ ronfsfrn - srsf~. m
fhe phiisppfre isfsrf~ Then wf.n ~nsrstv
FIR sH establish fne government ~ lsw
snd order. psofsctfnx lise ard orop~rtv ara
nceupas ~ for fhe weIi-srfnr - fh4 s.~wpfs
ars Stripes
Thfe 70 prrwramre ~nfrH nf~s.se~e~-
~ ne pespi~ - IRE frnsf~f ssaser wHl 40.
pfgve
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-19

oosss s.ss o,.v.rs sss

t@g~sss Neas@ a fssF~sss ess sFes - 500
Fnssk s.sss 4 ts,t~se fsssss tsss ssssFsf o
ssssiys ftssa ftses ~ fstsss ksf
49, tases4shgss fNs sspssts - sfaFTe reea
fees So Fse4sk efsss@ss frssss ffesefes ~ Hsfs
stsisHFsaa fhs A@fsfsfrsfesa y fssftf ~
ksfs ssss wifA 81 A@ssfa Fba bFe4s -
sfegfF ga sissss 80 80 fffrffff - AFessf'tHs
asssss 4 fsaes ess ffsAssNs fse n 80 80
zoe sssesssf ~ Asss h~ss s~sss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-19

~ an pare ana ensscfstef far>@
Huavan - for sale ~ frs1xis.~- ~ q
packaxe or ~ packages fsr =
RI youe drnsxsss sc>s nst k<ep Hs1fyaa
serd dfr~rs 20 ire Hufvar H<~rssy Co.
corner seo~Rscn. Etlss ara Ma~krt ssr-eta
san Frxncssco. Cal
you Ouv e~w~wst sUe WW0ynw D~~-
sevu suWUs yowv eeue fres' % ~swxue.
01See.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-19

fsiNefN~sfi rnees4ese o. TrfSs~s ffssay
n q ~ $40 r~si - wfeanqw ~ sffsrn
80 seaseh geepe~fsnse ~ $50 ~fffrfsrse -
r4fvs'e~ fgfafyf,s ff1-~ 80 80 fa~k ~
ga ns fAreN ~eo44 rave Hes~ - eseev~i~
$50 see sstHS~fttss 0~ss~r*sliT tsse~s3<~t
fAW~efa nnxs ssfemft~w - $50 ane~As~tnss
fk~s ~ss~s - ~ fs~ss~nss r. pvsvw~s
ss~ 81 sf~hf fsrse fss - fAsss 80 -s~~s
s<sw ~ $40 srt<Wrr ~ >&~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-19

Aeao~4srx 90 Fywf ussssf 30 evsi
war& ss-~ss~a 10 sks sss~9sa -ssssses tag
wAs aare sft1es ~ 70 r~.saet~ss~z gsst-
PES. gre oesrozI~ssss s~rsn&tas tas szs-
rgsAl s1s sss @svss~us sssss @ter@sAzs. fiss
sp~<ssk csyssUs Iaf h<a~st-saxs - eQa~s
80 - - SsAnnhas tnnsz<sss 81 - eS~y
- U4sz $3.50 - No.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-19

s~vWwS wsowuV s~vvsvwD WvUw
pus~vvsss nsvvU2

0swss 49, ~ .swv - W~W -
ssS~~ Wsse svpvss. - - Wws.
ssss - ~ suvvss~v Ssww swwsM
ssvs~s Wws ns~s . svvs~ss s9ess
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-19

flnce5sn fnsu~ue Hrs
rar n~ratss~ ff1fysa
pose~>ses 1f1-
s~-ft. LETTERS -
gratitude from fh8sf-
ands ~ yeopIs D~u~-
fhat f4nfvar = a So
cf6e f3r al ne~~s
sssrv fe~~ rs~ Z rsve
fsff$ m rs GOD ~6rs
H~tvan ~orr~efs &C.
sau1ts II r9~sefs-
ars as~rEIsfton sr8
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-19
JAPAN MY GfI INTO n
uM0ED TO DEMAND 4 SEW Gov.
eEsssOS FNOM CHINA.
Th~ sstswA Emesse nej~s~ss ~ she
R~sewas ~ Ts~sste ~ ske Css-
ssss~ss~a ~ she Great stsessss
nssA $50 Betsy 10 tsssshssG ~.

San FRANciaco, Sept n~The Asso.
cisisd Press correspondent 81 Yokohama
sends the following news under date Of
September 2rd
TIE recent disturbances ~ Annoy, China.
in which rnuch Japanese properly wss de-
ssfoyen and sbe chancellor ~ the consulate
seriously wounded. IL exciting much In
ferest N the native press. which ciamors
for Japan - scise the opportunity ~ int
tate European powers and 81 iahs nrm
stand, in order ~ keep her influence from
sinking into iusIsntneaBoe. ~ n suggested
mat the customary demand Tor railway
concessions be- made. that hsve becofne for
poor CHINA the prescribed form OF Indem-
nifty.
Japan, % whom the buHbssf ~ Russian
aggssssion, ss sson a. the great SIBERIAN
railway sbaa ~ compI~teA. has been .
constant nervous neases, IL now being
sr~auy treasured ny the cumulative svis
d~nce that shinss ~" rot gnins veil witn
tina enormous enterprise numors ara rife
~ q hsseo approaching the proportions ~
the Panama Scandals tnat tho consfsue-
tors and rof the construction have an
sor,sd the rpuh,es snd that ~ vii bs many
years teAse the line viiI 10 available fof
transportation ~ large army
sssses Mssss.s ~ sks tssssse.
w fW1fsffffV WIN tWFN~ Uftf"FFF tHF
seses mission ~ the Jspsfsse admiral 20
The rsssfss r. commented ulvn. ss con-
recfef ~Ifb . japanese project 90 hstld
an extensive system ~ railways eaHneefs
lGs Tvo chow. Amer s6d e~stHw Jsyss.
tho. IN frfUFn 80 sFys assistance - thina
IN governmental reforms shd incident ~
probation asssgst fffsisn sssFsss1fa iisa
ttslY, france saf Russls Great care.
b0vsFsr IL a. ise taken, en- gree fhe story.
- sseid any elsshIss Win fsiusn Interests
IN fna valley
6"s~s's ssw 6sssstsssses,
cores bss ~ last = vrfffsr constitution
~ rae nfNs articles. ~ fseilgHs HpDH tNr
frssfe ard gfffossftteF ~ tHa sasFsfnf
aNfi containing ~ wsentlen whatever ~ say
fishis - gfigIlssss iseIDaslHs - anY pei
s0N ~ THE fsslm
crest Usssvwsstgs ~ Tsskes~s
Ire great fgRfe~ss. sttfh has tesb pre-
FaflFs aver sgafbsg6 fsesa fer fhs pas
fss dNFa NMz besN ore ~ agtmifns 8af
sffsef VsHfRs EsgoFis coming ~ ffsn fss
various Efsffefefss feaaef fke deaths ~
hBAffefs ANa sre,saifsae Il houses ~
fhGszsHfs snH fHe sNf 10 eff gsf
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fpssf9 ard pfff0ssftVes ~ tHa saFsful
ef,d 0fltainlHs ~ wsentIen whatever ~ SGT
fshis - yfigilsgss LelDaSlHs - sng peg
40 % TIE rain
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1899-06-09

The milwaukee, Brewers association
has decreased hours from ten to nine.
paving for ten hours.
Tho ~rmar+ :e very -rorr Of men
F., I.oE after The ar-irrarv ~ the
.-e~icoD coast fefar.es
Joel ID. IyieE mas been ioUha E".l1y
OF misaPpTopIIauon OF FUNDS OF tne
Safety flnd NaooAaI bahk OF Fllcn-
burg, Mass.
1t is officially denied at the depart
ment on state that there have been any
EXCHANGES whatever between the de-
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1899-06-09

1t is noted as a curious fact that the
majority of the japanese students who
come to America to study political
economy go to Ann Arbor 10 seek in
struction under Professor Adams. This
preference is due to the influence Of
Court Ono, now chief inspector of the
Bank of Japan, who studied at the
University of Michigan under Prolcs-
sor Adams and who is spreading the
professors reputation abroad through
out the japanese islands.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1899-06-09

1t is pretty hard for some men to live
up to their opportunities and within
their income at the same time.-Kau-
saS City Star.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1899-06-09

Shake into your shoes, Aliens Foot
Ease, a powder for the feet. ]. makes
tight OF New Shoes feel Easy. Cures
Corns, Bunions, Swollen, Hot and
Sweating Feet. At all Druggists and
Shoe Stores, pc. Sample sent FREE.
Address Allen 5. Olmstcd. Leroy. n. r..
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1899-06-09
A Rare Occurrences.

The name of Browning. King & Co,
of Omaha, has been before the public
in such a favorable light for square
and trustworthy business methods for
so long that no doubt they viii feel
|grauGed to learn they have placed
their spring assortment of Mems, Boys
and CLiIdreu's Clothing before the
pUhLic ut just half price-a 80 per cent
discount. This is out of the usual
for them 20 DO. but the backward
spring has compelled this sacrifice
This Includes about 800 suits. and
means q big saving for those who are
inclined TO take advantage of a true
Bona Eide Bargain. This sale Will
continue one week.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1899-06-09

You can pick out fools by their
questions and wise men by their ans
WerS.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1899-06-09

The committee investigating the
grounding of the cruiser Raleigh at
Charleston. s.. c.. reports IKE accident
was unavoidable.
The Liverpool correspondent of the
DAILY Chronicle asserts that Dir. Bly,
den. a native Liberian. empowered by
the Lebirian executive to demand an
American protectorate for Liberia, ard
in the event of the United States re-
fusing he is empowered to approach
the British government On the same
subject,
A special TO the New York Herald
from Washington says. Information
received here in private letters from
officers serving in the Philippines state
that the Filipinos show no respect to
the American dead. In one respect
an officer who was on the firing line
says he was shocked to see three bod
les Of American soldiers who had been
killed in an advance and which were
brought within the American lines
badly mutiIated.
Chief Surgeon Davis, at Havana,
asks the mayor to direct a ten days
quarantine on all cattle arriving, be
cause Of Texas fever.
Governor Wolcott Of Massachusetts
vetoed the so-caMed Spanish veterans
preference bill, as well as the bill eX-
empting traders unions from the in
suraHce laws, governing fraternal ben
ehCiaTv organizations. The veterans
preference bills exempted veterans Of
tho late vrgT wirh [r-fD from civil scr
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1899-06-09

w.N,y. OMAHA. No. 2o-Iea9
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1899-06-09

AlFtEr sbtl.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1899-06-09

a United states Patent
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1899-06-09

Price 50 cents Of all druggists OF r. hAA q Co.,
Nashua. Nh.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1899-06-09

Chief Surgeon Davis, at Havana
asks the mayor to direct a ten days
quarantine on all cattle arriving, be
cause Of Texas fever.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-14

- 9erSGasIer &ru6l aus
l%lIersborf bel SdntenbOrf in berOberz
laufiB begab Iid na9 benz bortigen
Siri9part, nm bic Stride gu f%iittern.
Oils er fi9 pieber entfernen ipoate,
ipurbe er BON einem ausnebmenb itar@
fen Siri6 berfolst unb i4lieblid am
aefalen, pobet benz 4ermften ntft nur
6as @sii9t p%oGitdnbig ssrfleif6t, ipns
bern ibm aud bic gan5e redte Settle
bes &Drpers in i6redli6er Deiie per@
nunbet purbe. Dem fdon ~beiabrten
Manne, peI6em bic &leiber in SeBen
bonn Geibs bingen, gelang es unter ben
grDbten Qnftrengungen, gum She'll
duf SGnben unb 6iiBen triefenb, ii9
aus benz 8ereife bes niitbenoen S6tez
res na6 einem nabegelegenen 6uBiteig
su fdleppen. mo i'm mad 8erlduf bon
etipa brei Stunben cine bes Weges
tommsnbs Srau in bepuBtlofem gu
Itanbe auffanb. Der S9perperleBte
purbe mittels Subrperts nab feiner
Wobnung gefdafft. bod tonnte ibm
Elm iofprt 6erbeigerufener 4r5t feline
Silfe mebr brin9en; Idpn ain dnoeren
Morsen CAB er unter ben fiirdterlid<
item QuaIen ietnen @eiit auf.
= BON
&idutI9ou lit in Sitaiien unse6eten
elm nsuer @ait erI9ienen; Der oeutfae
Sanbpertsburi6e. SIR Sauptquarz
tier befinbet Ii9 in Spnaton9j bon bier
aus tperben bic tleinen &~iiitenpldbe re-
gelmGbis absetlppft. Sin Gnseblider
SeIterreiher Nameus 9ra6t DertduIt
ben NeuantDmmlinsen bic Cite, in Der
ales 8iFenspertbe iiber bic ein5elnen
Orte SuIdmmenseIebt III, namentIi6
iinb barin bic QbreFen berI6ieoener
freisebiger perionen. bic S0be Der bon
linen su erpartenben unteritiibung
uno pie lie rbearbeitet" peroen miifen,
angege6en. Sn einem iiiodineIiiden
9iiiteupIabe fam bieIer Sage Elm &uns
Re an, Der i'm 8eiiB zines fir ben
S6reiber &s ausgeItellten Rei5ez
paTIes mar; bemiel6en eelnng es bort
so Doll. sufammen gu bringen. Sa
er tiirslih aus einem anoeren Srte
benielben 9etrd9 bsrauseetlppft bate.
tounte sr auf bic 8ant seSen unb 100
Doll. mad Sauie fdtden. Don iensm
pldbc aus gsbadte er na9 Shanghai
gu gsben, bic gunstfsbdfen mitaunebz
men uub bann 8orea gu bsiuhen.
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tells @inbrudes 1876 golbene unb ill
berne llbren unb &etten i'm Wertbe
BON mebr dls 5000 Wart geitoblen. =
Sn einem 9nfale BON S6nermutb
iiber ben tiirSli6 erfolgten Sob Ieiner
Srdl bat iih Der am 8alentlnstamp
ipobnenbe 6Gnoler 2ange erbdn9t. =
Der S6ubma6er S6iitt lprang i'm
Sieberndbn aus benz SenIter ieiner in
Der pierten Stage in Der RoIenttrdbe
aele9enen Wo9nung auf bic StrdBe; er
apg fi6 10 Ia!pere 8erlebungen gu. oaB
Der Sob nab fur5er 3eit eintrat. =
Der in Der 5arbbOlSfubrit in Der Ga
nalitrabe bei9Gftiete 4rbeiter Srenotp
purbe bur9 WaHerbGmpfe 10 arg per@
briibt, bab nu6 ipenigen q~uelpouen
Stunben Der Sob eintrut.
S9peiS.
ReigoGbsptl. Sier berunz
aliidte goItpferbsbalter s. Miiaer<
Stobler. Gr bate in 2ieital 5pei Daz
oen bon @ein gebolt unb ppate ben
stpeiten BEL &%iifermeiiter Stobler itez
BEN taFen. 9eim 2psl0Ien Der &ette
tbaten bic Pferbe einen Bud, Ttiiaer
lam unter has Rub uub erlitt an einem
8ein oberbalb oes 8nies cine f4pere
8~erleBung.
8t99tsberg. 9as Nebenges
bGube Der 4rmenanitalt Higgisberg lit
total niebergebrannt; Is Stiid 8ieb
unb groBe G%utterporrdt9e gingen gu
@runoe.
Carmen. Sabritant Builder in
2usern bat BEL Der Regierung Elm Gpns
ceIiionsgefu9 eingerei4t, um permit
telft zines Stolens einen Sbeil oes
GungernIees ab5uleiten, pobur9 1900
gfsrOetrdfte getppnnen perben tOnnz
ten.
9 Of Ii b E q d. Grtrunten lit elm
atpeijdbriges &ndblein Oes Me6dniters
2iitbi i'm SGge6a6, in RoggenpDl elm
a~tpeiidbriges Mdb4en pes Qrbeiters
8iibel.
Sbun. Der gereiter SaIpisberg
Bel Der ReqieanItalt lit infolge S6erlz
perbens bes Pferbes geitiir5t unb
I6per perleBt iporoen.
Sbufis. Dieter Sage purbe bon
Rubptf Wtqi in Der 9iamala elm
prG6tiqer iunger SteinabIsr erlegt, Der
cine 5liigel : Spannpeite BON mebr
als 3fpei Mteter bat.
Del terrei d : Il ngdrn.
@ten. Der renpmmirte Sotep
&umbplb, Der i'm Ropember= 9anbicap
Baron 8orn's nGautSi" rift, I~tiir5te;
er blieb bepuBtlos liegen unb itarb
IpGter i'm SpitaI. - Der inter benz
SpiBnamen p6odIGnoer" aa9emeIn
betannte Slater 5riepri4 Bitter ~feierte
ietn 50iGbriges &utI6erjubildum.
9as Pfriinbner : @bepaar Simeth
feierte i'm Qqgemeinen 8erIorgungsz
bauIe in Der SpitalgaITe feline goIbcne
So9Seit. - 8om 3uge getObtet puroe
arf Der Station Seiligenitaot Der
S~taotba6n Der SbirIteber 9olanius
8iensr, aIs er bas Geleiie iiberidrei>
ten ponte. - Der peniionirte t. unh t.
Maipraubitor @incen5 DpIoliobe, Elm
8reis ppn IA Sabren, WdbringerItraBe
go. "a ipobn6aft, tpurbe in Der Rdbe
ieines 0obn6auIes BON einem Grant
tuaDtpagen iiberfabren unb gefdbrlif
perlebt. - Der 20idbrtge Silfsarbets
ter Soiepb Spart. 5aporiten, 8elIert-
gale go. II %ppbn6aft, bat ii6 pergifs
tet. - Der Re9nungspfficial Der Sa=
batregie Sobann Shirt bat itd pom
britten Stodperte ieines Dobnbauiea
in Der G5ermatgaiIe go. IL in benSpfs
raum binabgeItiir5t uno iif lebensges
fGbrIi9 perleBt. - Die Snbaberin
zines Observation-Disclosures On
tonic MiIusta iprang BON einemGangs
fenIter bes pierten Stodpertes Der Ro=
t%beniternsafIe go. 20 in ben Sofraum,
Mit seri6metterter Sddoelbede unb
pielfa4en Rippens unb Snodenbriis
den blieb bic Grau ~bepuBtIns liegen,
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Sreie StGbte.

Samburg. Der in Der S6la6s
tsraaFe pobnenbe &ammmd6er Saus
bert fpurbe BON ieiner 5rau nit Drill
linqen, fGmmtli6 &naben, beihentt.
Die SHUTTER fOtpobl fpte bic orsi iungen
@rbenbiirssr iinb friId uno munter.
- Bel benz l1brmadsr Miaer in Der
adifer WiIbelm S.rabe purben mit<
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