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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-26
nIsArr0ININEN-s NECONpENsE:

Say. faIi.fl mgI suu aYrry you 'UHtod3
Come. now. ua honest ana true.
When $50 Wasn't sent tI Manila,
NUr oven Too llun0IuH.
But Kept right hlra near thH barracks
a soldier through each llNs
Just tho wa was getting ready Tor nEht
without o. mIuui"H l.iuy
n dIl ret kinder weary like.
know yuu think 10 Max,
When $500 HIw che others marching OF
Loaded up liha long cared Jacks.
Us folders might as well STAYED ter home
For 900 Ih. good we've t11u.
For $50 didn't even See n Don,
Tho perhaps lf wo had. we'd We run.
Yet somehow. blessed o. I think H.
We're not made VI that Kind % stun,
To Jump ln nrHf. Hrl hH listed
Just lu order Co make 70 DIS blum.
Ana if wa didn't poo nEhtln
no wasn't our fault Sou Ulr bot,
For vg only waited f1r ORDERS
which even requests didn't Eotl
go. boys, lots not ha sorry
Cause we're not dlEging utCrn ut
home,
For wr'yr proved by only listing
That wttU Americans to- thr bone.
A VOLUNTEER
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-26

Home missionaries will visit the city
warda tomorrow.
Religious uerylcoa Ia the German Lam
EunEc are held every Sunday morning.
at ~ o'clock Ia the Assembly Hail
Tho Second quorum OF Seventy will
meet IN tho Fifteenth ward hall ON
Monday evening noKt az 1850 o'clock
Acting General Passenger Agent
iieintz of the Rio Gruude Western IN
expected home from California Monday.
Tho Tweuty-sccond quorum OF Elders
viii meet IN the twenty third ward
meeting house tomorrow, sunday, at 2
D, m,
on Monday evening next, at 1850
o'clock, tho one Hundred and Tenth
quorum OF Seventy viii meet In the
Filth ward assembly hall
John J. Murphy. OF RavcuHwood. H.,
local agent ~ tho Chicago q North
western. arrived In Town this morn
Ink and will remain hero a few dnyH,
Assistant Auditor Critchlow of the
Utah A Pacific leaves for Mod0nh to-
night. Tie viii return about Tuesday,
and chief Engineer Joseph a. West
viii come mp also.
Scandinavian religious meetings nro
held every Sunday nt 10 o'clock o. m,
in the Assembly Han this city. Also
q
tho Fourteenth ward assembly rooms.
Tomorrow. Sunday evening, IS the
time set Tor the ward conference In the
! Seventeenth ward assembly rooms.
MooIng begins az $3.50 o'clock, II "a exc
pvctod that President of tho Stake An
guH 81. cannon VIII be- present
PRIMARY OFFICERS.
The Primary officers meeting VIII be
| held Saturday September End, 1899, Mt
] the Exponent Office. Presidents who
! have not sent in their reports will
1 please bring thgm 60 the Meeting.
Tho regular monthly meeting of the
! home missionaries OF the salt Lake
] stake OF Zion viii convene IN the Tenn
| plDt0n lecture hall. Salt Lake Clty,
] "Wednesday Aug. 80th. az $3.50 p. IA. \
] fun attendance Of the brethren ~ re-
/ qugstoi. n any are unable a. be- proo-
| ont they win please send written ro-
! ports OF thplr lahore for the month
| puHt Go the meeting.
The regular monthly meeting NJ the
/ First Eldnrg' quorum VIII be hold ln
/ tho Seventeenth ward meeting house
| next Monday evening M 1880 o'clock,
| A run attendance is desired,
The Eighth quorum Of Elders win
| meet ln the Eighteenth ward ON Mln-
day evening 40 1850 o'clock.
Tho ward conference OF tho Elgh,
| teauth ward occurs tomorrow even,
| ms nc $3.50. ono Of the Stake Uresl,
duucy will be present, The Hishopug
request tho people OF the ward to at
tend.
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were the numerous hosts NJ the
pauusaH sioux. Cheyenne. ttesl Shoe
rh1upa ml Snakes. They had melted
away before the urpwoHs of the white
man. Wilde tho hitler had multiplied
and pr,aporcd on the lands that once
were thUlfa.
The whole audience theu Joined In
SINGING The "SDr SpHnglod Banner.
anil thr afternoon session adjourned.
Teams were leaving the camp ground
and others coming. About sunset there
were $50 vehicles Ou the ground and
.1 tents The number 90 people pr'.nut
may have reached near upon 400. This
evening o. dance VIII De- huId poo the
u4yHIan. opeu Go roo the visitors a
meeting WAS called FOR the executive
committees of The coming year t1 trans
OCT business pertaining t1 the uHauci1-
Zion. and determine the location u tho
ramp fire fof tuU year 1900.
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PBELANs TRIAL MONDAY.

Daniel II. phclnn. who was arrested
yesterday by Deputy shorln McDun,
ON tho charge OF DOING tho battery act
on the person Of hlH hCttHr half. Will
have 20 explain matters 90 Justice Me
Master, the case having boon trans
fyrrgd 90 his court by Justice rbrdev.
HIS preliminary hearing ls Hut Tor
Monday at o'clock.
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ALWAYS PLEASED.

You will always be- pleased n your
baking Do done with Three Crown Btk-
Ing Powder ns o. lCavculug influence. 10
De- tho best baking powder ever put on
tho market for tho price. Every can
contains FUN weight ~ hiTh grade cN.
c.lIauce. Every time you buy cnn "
thIs excellent grade. you are sure u
having satisfaction ln uHlnE 70 ~ well
tH pleasure of saving in the purchase
price. 10 means much 10 have this
Kind OF material
Three Grown is sold FOR 2jc a pound
and every can ia guaranteed TO ave
satisfaction. or money refunded.
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seated and q special police force pro-
other Religions organizations were gov-
crned. ali Of which was out on my
power. am glad 90 hear however,
that more religions liberty is now on
iOycd In the Old Bay state.
gEOVGE uAMLfN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-26

At WnFener'B Grove. Nice shady cool
place 90 spend sunday Free stage
meets AN street cars AZ Fort Douglas,
every Sunday from ~ 10 ? y, m.
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Tho beautiful building is a gllttorlng
rplcndor by day. and solntlllating
glory at night Dancing In tho Palace
free, Good music. Grounds open every
day from a. m. to midnight. All
street cars go to the Palace. Five min
utes service.
General Admission, 20 cents. Chill.
drcn under y, Is cents.
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INKS"
ny gallon, quart or pint. for Office use.
News. books. stationery. legal blanks
l., q. HAMMEL,
o. West Second South Street.
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SALT PALACE
ATTRACTIONS.
The Management Beg TO An
nounce the Engagement Of

Hagenback's Wild
Animal Show,
Celebrated over two continents.
As tho most extraordinary exhibition
ever rivcn or the power Of man over
the wild beasts Of the junglca.
CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCES.
Every afternoon ana evening. Let
LET THE CHILDREN SEE 1T
LET THE CHILDREN SEE TT
other features OF the Midway Plat
sancc.
The Streets OF Cairo and Temple OF
Isls. Exhibiting strange scenes OF the
Orient Prayer pictures In the Mosques
OF Constantlnople. Gumpaes Of the
IIarcms OF Arabia. The Howllng and
Spinning Dcrvlshcrs Of the East.
Broad Sword Combats and
THE DIVINE LA-DELLE saba
THE IDOL woRsHpPER
THE MUSCLE DANCER OF THE
WORLD.
Direct from the orient. Accompanied
by weird music from the other side Of
the earth.
THE CONGRESS OF ALL NATIONS.
introducing tho Celebrated Mltzlno
family japanese observation-disclosures
line walkers and cquliDrists-funn
comcdians-musloai artIsts-and many
strange aud entertaining features.
THE PALACE OF VARIETIES.
Exhibiting BABY Estcllc." the child
wondcr-bell rlngcrs-saxaphonc artists
and other musical producers.
THE WILD GIRL.
Captured In the Mountains OF SPAIN
uncquallcd by any other human cur
ioslty Of the century.
MAJOR MITE"
the Smallest Man la the world-wclghs
% pounds and Is % inches high. lie
is a comedian OF merit and his funny
sayings are OF worldwide fame.
THE BEAUTIFUL LILLpUTfAN.
Bessie Aehburn-iho smallest woman
living.
CAPTAIN HoLToN.
the man who catches balls fired with
powder from cannon.
THE OPERATING MINE,
a wonderful triumph OF mechanical
skin.
THE $4,000 NEW TRANsMETo-
GRAPH.
Continually producing every detail Of
tho great s-FitzslmmonH fight
THE GLASS MOWERS AND EN-
DRAWERS.
Bicycle races On tho Great Saucer
Track by the most Celebrated riders In
the country, Monday Wednesday and
Friday evenings, without extra charge.
| THE WONDERFUL DOG. DANDY.
In hls daily feat OF diving from a lad
der C5 feet high. Free TO everybody.
THE MINIATURE RAILWAY.
10 tickle the children.
THE STEAM MERRY-Go-RoUND,
and other attractions too numerous to
mention presented daily on
THE FIRST MIDWAY PLAIsANcE
ever established In the Inter- Mountain
region,
MUSIC DAILY ny THE FIRST REGG.
MENT RAND.
SACRED CONCERTS SUNDAY Az
NOON.
GO TO THE SALT PALACE.
60 EVERYBODY,
TAKE YOUR CHILDREN.
Tho beautiful building is a gllttorlna
o.. q A..
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Bartholomow's Horses stnl show at
Lagoon every day,
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Monday, August 2sth, Hospital Corps
EummLmm.
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The moving pictures at saltalr every
evening, free,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-26

Regular services Of the church Of
Jesus christ OF I.attcr-day Saints will
he held tomorrow nt 2 o'clock In the
TABERNACLE. Sunday schools In the
various wnrdH ut 10 a. M, and meetings
IN the tity ward assembly rooms and
adjacent wards ~ follows;
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Sunday Aug 9Th. Utah Volunteers
vs o. s. L., A.i5 p, m.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

Notices Tor publication IN this column on
Saturday. should bo handed la not later than
noon " that day.
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A COOP COUNTRY GIRL ron GEN.
eral housownrk No CHI lfon. Apply at
nee, g6l Fourth s.
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THE DESERET savings BANK.

DIRECTORS
W. W. Ritter, President,
Moses Thatcher. Vice President
Elias a. Smith, Cashier
James Sharp. John H. Barnes. John 9
cutler, David ECClpa, A. w. CARLSON
George Romncy John IL Mlndcr u, H.
Perry y, r. Eldredge, W. y. James
-Four per cent Interest paid on hANlnsi
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-30

Gnabe berlpr babel bas 0leiGaepiGt
nrb 1tiir8te ius MaiIer tlnb ertrdnf.
0arb itebt. Der Cantor emer.
2ilbplf 9ranbes 6ierIelbit tritt am II.
,. &c. in iein 100. 2ebensia6r. Der
alts Oerr bate BEL Der lebten @plssdb@
luna lein Osburtsja1rg als 1899 anae=
aeben; nah beim pforramt leines &c
burtsprtes Gire BEL peine sinse3ogenen
Grfunbiaunsen lit jenoh 2uboli8ranz
pes IN Sire OH, II. Jsbruar 1900 aez
boren Der alte 3err befinbet iid i'm
s(lioemeinen nod reht po6l, lit aber
lebr 1d}iperhDris, aud feline Sshtraft
bat itart gclitten.
= iterobe. - Die Stabtpertrez
tuna fat jeBt fir Zen She'll Der 2(ubenz
1taot bon Der sSaeobitboritraBe bis our
SoIeprpnenabe einen ~8auptan atiees
itelt. Der plan betrifft bic GtraBenz
fluhtlinien fir bieShilppade bon Der
seSatobit6oritrabe Bis aum 8obesartenz
peae unb in Der 0erldngeruna bis aur
5oiepromenaDe, fir bic bis 3ur Dell
muhleneafe perldngerte 8raubausz
itrabe, fiir bic bis 5ur Malbitrabe perz
langerte Inter zgteuitabt unb fir Die
Selmiihleneal1e.
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&ote,,sOuertt.

Nahbem bDr Der Dammoruhltellt
atpiihen rem @tationen@utenltein nnb
sSnaigfofen cine propilorilhe @elsilez
perbinbung Der Onnuubabn init Der
6pbenaonernbabn bergeiteat nogoen
1T, fabren Die 3iige bon Sutlinse: uno
bon Giibinsen tpieber sipilden SnsiJz
fofen unb @igmoringen, no ipeJen
8riidenaerit0rung bic Babn noe9 lnz
ter6rohen lit. 9ln Stelle ber Brittle 1T
Elm NOtbiteg erridtet, iiber ben Die Rsi>
ienben 81 aeben baben, I'M bon hem
auf Der einen gu benz auf Der antern
5eite baltenoen 3ug gu gelaneen. Die
Wieoeraufnobme bss aeiammtsn Ger
febrs tpirb naA Sertieitenung elmer
probiforiffen 8ahnbriide IN etlpa a
Sagen erfolaen t0nnen.
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StraBe entlans fubr. Gr beful1b iih
pdbreno Der syabrt auf rem ysagen.
Der borbere 9hieber ee1elben Jd5
beln Drude Der stcblen rad, urb tieIe
ftiirstcn NIT grobcr gelralt mad, born.
Der Riltlher fam au 5all unp ssvietD
untsr Die Rdber bes fhnergelaoenen
Mogens, Die iiber i'm tpesgineer nnb
feinen 9ob iofort terteifiibrten. Gr
binterldBt eine Witttpe nit 4 slinbern
in bilfloler Sage. Dem gsihluiIe
Der 2a,,liber GifenbaGnssfelfhaft, bas
9runocapital BON 100000 ~. auT
4 1886, 900 M. beutiherHeihs brI;sg
gu erhDben uno 81 bieIem 3ipete ioei=
tere 327 Stiid auf ZEN sssn6aber lauz
teneer Nctien iiber je 1000 90. aus3uz
aeben, 1T nunmebr bic lanoe5herriibe
8enebmisung ertheilt lporoen.
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2urentb arg.

Differbinsen. Oieler 3dse
lpurbe Der 21idbrige 2onpiit Sob.
Beter S6oulpeiler auf bie1igem Bahn=
bnfe bon elmer man0brirenben Mafhine
iiberfabren; er erlitt lebenssefdbrltds
e0rleBungen, beren er bereits erlegen
lit. Or 8erungliidte mar aus Dali
lem gebartig.
Gid. llnier Gemeinberatb bat
in 1einer lebten 5ibung beiMofIen. bag
alte Shulbaus in Gid 1ofort abtra=
Gen lnb an 5telle Elm neues, nah ben
pldnen bes Mrditetten 0errn Rnepper
aus Dietir9, erbauen gu laHen Der
RoftenanfMaa belduft iih auf nabe5u
10000 Jr. Das Ghnibaus tpirb duz
ber feds neuen 5dMlidlen fiir Mdbz
den cine iebr ger1umise Mobnung fir
be Sbulfhpefter umfalien.
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HG1siafci6 Ga6Scu.

2eipsie. - Der 9ot6 in 2eip@
sig bot be1GloKen, Die Soften fir 5en
Neuba1 elmer Doppel 1urnba(le fir
bic 8. 9iiraer= unb 8. 9eSirfsI6ule in
SDhe BON 45,83O Mf. unter 8or6ebalt
rer 3uitimmune Der Stuotperoronetea
5u fspilltgen.
syn ben @s1hGftsrdumen nes 2eipz
2iQer 8oupereins in 2eipata puroe nit
einem Grunofopitale bon $4,000 Mt.
unb unter Der 6irmo 2eipaiser Gen
trol Shsater eine 9(ftien 8sie0i6aft
ms 2eben oerufen, bic beltimmt lit,
om 5homasrinoe ein grobes 5beaterz
@ehdups nit 9ullTd(en unb grfrtz
Ifunqsrdumen 3u errtd)ten. Die 8auz
lsitlin9 oes 56eaters iptro in Die 9dnne
her MrGitetten 1irma Gmibt e Srb>
liQe 0elegt iperoen.
NoIfen.-0or &ur3em oerun=
Gillette in oer Bed'{Aen 2eber SSo6rtt
Ter Nrbeiter Sepnsonn baourh. bab
er BON elmer I'M Ganoe bsftnplihen
3runsmiiIion5ioeue erfabt spurDe. Otr
.infe Mrm ipuroe Inn bierDurh mebz
rere male 1ebro6en lnb Der llntera-r:
nCuitGnbia 3ermalmt. Der 9er1eBte
irrrDe in bas bieiiee Sronfenbaus &C.
brddt, ipo ibm Der Qrm amputirt rerz
ben muBte.
8 Sbertpie1ent + q I. - 4iir3lid,
moAte Der q Sabre alte SDhn elmer
Witttpe in lfsber bel MnnuberQ, mel
her in Der OberfDriterei gu Oberipiss
'enthul ul5 5oritoebilfe in Stellung
nor, Ieinem 2eben oi1r6 gri6ieBsn ein
Gnne.
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BerIim ,.:,o 8ramoenb,.ro

Berlin. profeHor Or. Sttc
6arnad 1T als sebeilt aus Der Gpo=
neberscr rmailon be fants" srtiaHcn
iuorben. Gr bat iid nit ieiner 0'attin
nad @iiotirol begeben, Inn iid bort,
bepor ct feline 9ebrtbdtistsit in Darn
itabt ipteber arfnimmt, nod pollltdi!~
big 81 erbolen. gu bielem3tuee 1T i6m
elm lrlaub bon bret Monaten beipilz
ligt nDrDen.
2anbsberg d. SO. sir ben
perfonenperfebr ipirb bic 8abn 2anbz
berg GhperinzMel Ee1tilnllt sum
1. n. Mts. in ben 8etrieb etnseiteIli
tperben. Gs lit aber garnibt baran all
benten.. baB Bis babin aud Der lle6erz
gang iibsr ben 8abnf0rper berSfFbabn
fertig seitellt fein fpirb.
@ommerfelb. aiiralih 1T
Der Rutfher Geifert pDmG Gommersien=
roth Qange bier rerungliidt, als er cine
2abunq Steintchlen bic Yf6rtners
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Nrop. GaMiett.

90 il + lbau3en /. 3hiir. = Wpr
Su.r2sm 1T DIE aonae Strede per elecs
trt|dlen Sabn BEN gertshr ubsr9eosn
pL rfen, nabpsm bic lanoespnll2elllcps
9bnoele Der SlleBt FsItlogeltedten
Streue popperooe WstRes 9oas
lSiaoot'pdlol ltottaetunoen hotte. Dte
gipnnuhHsfobrt nad1 penn Weiben
Dall1e, all Der ote HABIT. Behoroen elm
ae!doen lporen, gtno trob Der 5lslnlt,b
eiRblld}en Steicrra bes @elGnoes
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CMpreMRett.

&Dnigsbere. Serr Oire;z
tpr Or. 2Ope aus 8reslau, mel9er 1lch
bor auraem bier aufbielt, ulr einies
Mitalieber beg bieIigen StohttGee!cr5
fir bic unter Ietner 2eituna itenenoen
Sbeater in 8reslalt ou geini.nel!, bat
aud eine g6nigsEergerin, 7r!. 5oni
Winfler. Shiil.rin BON 9errn Samz
mann, auf bret Sabre ensag'rt,
berg. 9lus SGloB
8erlin erbielt Serr Hitterlutsbeliber
b. 8ranbtzRoHen pom Scatter folgenne
OepeIde: SD babe Sie gum 9littr:ei@
iter ernannt unb freue mid, lnsicem
alten 2eibbuf faren eine fSrtuoe bereitet
su 6uben. Milhelm S."
@ol b ap. = Gem bielisen 3imz
mergeiellen 5ranS Haup 1T ais Nner=
tennuns fir treue Oienite eo1n &oiIer
bas algemeiue Gbrenseiehen nsrlieben
tporben. R. 1T ndinlid 48 Se',-e btnz
burh ununterbroden i'm Vaufltdbt'z
iGen 8auselddft tbdtis serrslen uno
bet ii9 our9 SleiB uno tabeIlple sTSiibz
rung oas 3utranea ietner 2ebrhe-ren
ertpprben.
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pes Grbprinsen pai1irte gobure, mo
Der Wagen nit bem Sarge se0ffnet
Elfaks2otbrittGett.

GiebIingen. eSn Der letten
5iBuna Der biirgerlt6en 8olegieu
ieate Gtaoti6ultbeib Maper bon bier
aus aeIunbbeitlihen Niidiihten iein
Mmt nieber, bas er felt 19. San. 1882
sum She'll unter ihspierisen 8erbdlt=
niiIen 3ur 3ufriebenbeit Der bieiigen
Satbt aefiibrt bat.
Sig ma rsip ngen. - Der e2
Sabre alte 6ol3mader Haisle bpn bier
perunoliidte i'm Gtaatsspalb Nensen
naburd). bat er bon elmer Durd ben
Sturm entnurselten 5anne erfaBt unD
7u gpben geidleuDert iDurDe, ipo5ei
ihm Elm Sberihenfef abssfdlogsn
nurbe. 0pm unsliidsplab purbe Der
0erungliidte iOfort in's 8e3irtsz szaran=
tenbaus no6 Suls berbraht.
5uls, a. 81. = llnldneit banbelten
Gle biirgerlidRn Gpaegien iiber has
8on5efions @eIu9 bes 5tabtmiillsrs
Oolmet16 aur @rribtuns zines srObez
rem @lettriaitdtstperfes, benz sSplge
eeeeben purbe. Glei95eitie purhe
6errn OolmetI6 bebufs grItellung
einer eleftriiGen Strabenbelslihtune
Die Grri6tunq bon 35 2ampen gu 32
.:rD 16 aerSenitdrte iibertragsn, 10 baB
iich alfo Sul3 balo in bic Reibs berjeniz
Gen gemeinlpeIen anreibt, Die nit eletz
tri1hem 2icbte erIoret finb.
Wtttenbprf. = Ser 50jdbrige
Sogl0bner Sob. 8ottiaer nor imSouie
eines bieitgenBiirgers befhGftigt. Beim
Rabbauieeehen itiir3te er 70 unsliid,
li6 bic Sreppe 1erunter, odB Der SOB
eintrat. Der 0erungliidte, Elm 8etez
ran, btnterldBt eine 5rau nit iieben
ltrtberIoraten GinDern.
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Ghartneen.

H i d e II q h.-6ier puroe eins
qrcbe SSabrit nit 8ranbItiftuna Be-
brpbt. Der 8eiiber elmer Sdr6erei unb
Ippreturanitalt bemertte, bab unter
elmer Sreppe itarle Rau1ipolten her
oprqucllen. Gr funb baIelbit einsn
heionbers bergeriG}teten pad anoez
brannter aleibuna5itiide oerftedt. Die
gefalr tonnte rol1 baIeittst perbeu.
Der Weroaft Der SbdtsrlAaft (snft
1ld auf einen ungefdbr 25 Sabre alten
Gettler, Der abaeipieien ipproen unc
1poter auriidgetebrt mar.
u B met II. = Die blutioe Ghliz
Geret am airmes= =Sonntae Nadts i'm
tenaGbarten @leisbsra, Bel fpelf Jet Der
Schn oes bortiqen 5hmiebemeiIters
0e6t arg aueeridtet ipurbe, bat nun
lnebr bor benz 2anoesrtht syreiber1
1bren lbihluB gefltnben. OaIIeibe ners
urtteilte Die 6aupt6etbsiliaten @drtner
2hamm, Glets6ere, su9 W}onaten.
Gartner Sanfotpsti 3u 7 W1pnaten 2
gDhen uno 6anbarbeiter 0ubtpia au
9 Wtonaten @efdnsnib.
g G0nberg. en SebDnbsra
am Gapeaenberg Dat man Elm beftioes
oumpfes HoQen nabreenommen. @s
hanoelt iih tpabri9etnlicb I'M. cine
grberihiitterung, bic fih tpe[lenf fDrnia
non Weiten Der ndb Often au FORT
pflanate.
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&arfandote.

0amburs. Die flii9tias
rS6auipielerin" 9eioenrei9 aus Ser
lin uno Der r5naulpielsr" Martens
aus Gbarlottenbure, bic Dor eilliaen
Wo4en einem 2anbmann aus Oitb-
marf9en 10000 M. itablen llnb Darn
nit bem @elbe fliihtis tpurben, itnD
por einisen Sasen in paris perbaftst
s s1rben. Sm 8eiiBe Der 5eitgsnommcs
An befanben ii6 nod 5000 W1. Ginil=
lDeilen tpuroen bic Mrreitanten tsm
pariler @efdnsnife iiberseben. Die
Muslieferungspa rhanolun9en iino BE-
reits eingeleitet tporbsn.
Dem 6infenndrber Silber 6.Niip4
per, Sabrer bes syilfsrepers $50"
4. finb bon Der belailben Heaierung
fiirsbie Rettl,lg ter Mannf9aft ei,les
helHfden yiicherbampfers burh oas
6ieiige Generalton1ulat auber einer
4kDaille 500 M. ols 8elobnuns ausez
Neqt lpDrben.
Der 0ertreter Der bielieen ssiliale
Der groBen 8erliner Mlfenibeipaarenz
fabrit 9enniger II. Co., &ammsr9otf.,
bat ca. $4,000 M. gum Nadtbeil Der
iSirma unterfhlager unb 1T, als Die
Defraubutionen an ben Sag fanen.
nah 6ollanb entflotcn. Dort lpurbe
sr berhaftet unb bierter ausseliefert.
Der @ibuns Der Straftummer l
Ds 2anbaerihts purDe 4ammerboff
an alpei Sabren feds Monaten Sc
fdngniB nnb au brei Sabren Gbrperz
luft Derllrtbeilt. Der 5taatsanpalt
hatte bier Sabre feds Monate @efdng=
nib beantragt.
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8roBter5oetbuii, Seften.

lI5ep. Serr Nentier Jrib Das
\lieStonnte tiiraltd gum 5tpeiten Male
4 he filberne 1oh5eit begeben. Die
J (dfne beging er 1872; i'm Sabre 1874
Egifle er eine 3tpeite gbe ein.
3as 2 1f2idbrtge 3ino bes 5hub-
nbritanten q. 9ubelmaier bier gez
Wnngte in einem unfenahten Mugenz
6lid in ben Befib elmer sylaihe, in pele
fher iib Salmiatgeiit befano, ui1o
frant bon benz Snhalt. Die arme
Rleine 3og 1ih bafsi i4ipere innere
yerlebungsn 3u, 10 bab Tie unter
fbredliden SAmer5en Harb.
yernsbeim. sSn unIerem
6tdbthen ipirb nit 8eginn bes neuen
5huIjabres bas Snititut ber Dberlebz
er neu sefhaffen lDerben. Dem 8erz
fehnleit ndh ipirb 9err Qebrer M.
Niiller gum Sberlebrer Der bie5igen
9Dltsihule ernannt.
Qnuterbah. Dabier reritarb
IN Mlter bon 90 sSnbren bic Gltel!e
SinipDbnerin lauterbahs. 0rau Ne<
kttfDrfter Qippert Wittipe. Gs tpar
br 'bds feItene Slid befhieben. iOgdr
on nrurenteln ssliebt unb ptrebrt 5u
btrberK
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Yofe,t.

9rpm bers. Sin trallriger
uneliidsfdll, her 3psi &inbern bas 2ez
ben toItete. BAT iieb bier ereisnst. I'm
II Ihr Uormittags berlieb Die 9(rbei=
terfron 3e6 lire Wobnune, I'M ibrelr
wlanne oas WttttageNen su brinsen
sSbre bret tleinen Ginber lieB Iie in Der
Wcbnuna 3uriid, eines bon 3 1l2 Sab
rem unb etn erit ia SaGr a(tss aino
blieben III Der &iibe, bas brittle bon
l 112 sSobren in Der geInlphenen
Stnhe. oils Die Srau aeQen l ubr 3u<
riidtehrte, fenh lie bic &iide nit crz
itidenoem Raucb gefiiut bor, lpd6renb
Die, beioen. ,aleilleu beipubtlos ouf Der
Groe lcaen. Der glrat, Der nun Der
betaebolt ipnroe, fonnte nur bel1 Sob
Der beioen Ginber cpnItatiren. Oas in
elmer &tIte Dor Dem 6erbe lieaenbe
Godfs mar in 8ranb aerut6en .,nb
bate Ndu4 unb @a1e sntipidelt, on
benen Die &inber erItidt 1inb. Oos
brttte8inb ipurbe MIR baburh 9erettet,
bob Die NebenItube gefGlohe11 mar unb
Der Hau6 bort niht bate einbrinsen
fonnen.
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An5ldn1i(1f8.


Naben sNaben. Dabier 1tarb
Enatb ldngerem 2eiben @raf Murimi@
Iian 5li leii,inaen, 9err gu Neubenaus
sDerbOl3beim. @raf BON Dassburg unb
Mspremont. Oerielbe ipar am 3. giop.
1853 in Aeibelbers geboren unb felt
ibem 18. Mpril 1877 nit J1siin Sulie
Dcster bon Rapensburs perndblt.
2aneenfein nba d. Sn Der
Naht brannte bas Mntpeien bes 6errn
asrib 5hipara bier, beitebenb inWobn=
haus unb 5feuer. pollitdnbis nieber.
Singen (M. aoniton5). 8or
eiriaen 9aaen piirbe Der 40idbr. per@
Deiratbete 2anbipirtb aornmaber. Der
nit anbe-en allf benz Babnbof bic
@hnssmaffen befeitieen balf, pont elm
fabrenben Maildnber 9dnell3us err
faBt unb gu Boben aelbleubert, DOB
Ct nad elmer balben @tunbe itarb.