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The Florence tribune., 1899-12-16
c. E. ANCULO'S Meat Market,
Main Street, Florence,

Is consta ntly supplied with Fat Beef, which will be furnished customers at the lowest cash prices. We buy for cash and are com-> pelled to sell for cash, and will use our bsss, endeavors to guarantee satisfaction to. our, customers.
The Florence tribune., 1899-12-16

lContinued from FIrst Page.l
The record-union., 1899-09-10
French Railway Fares.

All Americans who have reason to
travel along the Riviera, and from
there up to Paris. are especially i'm
pressed with the shortcomings of for
efgn railroad management. For several
winter months the trains running from
east and west to Monte Carlo are SO
crowded that though one has paid for
his seat in first class carriage he has
frequently to stand or to sit with ten
or twelve in compartment with places
for only eight. For short Journeys the
prices are not unreasonable if the COM
pany provided adequate accommoda-
tions, but when a long distance is in
question then the charges would ap-
pail a Croesus.
Two women with their maids decided
to go from Mentone to Paris last spring
by the train de luxe, but found they
could secure only one small eompart-
ment for two persons. and for this had
TO wait a week. The price of each first
class ticket was SO. and for each
berth supplementary charge was
of $1l.40, the one nights journey from
in the evening until about II o'clock
the next morning costing for each per-
son S42.40. The maids. with eight
trunks, tOur or which were small ones,
went by an earlier train, and the
charge for the extra baggage was
$24.20. The guard on the train de luxe
after it had left Mentone informed the
women that, though their tickets called
for compartment for two, the car had
been changed, and Nos. { and s, their
numbers in the substituted, were in
a double room. The other two berths
were to be occupied by a man and wo-
man, who would get on at Cannes.
Neither entreaties nor Indignation We're
Of any avail. but a quiet 1T will be to
your interest" had the desired effect
The women got the room for two and
the guard the extra tip. The entire
cost Of the journey therefore amounted
to about $40. A seventeen hours
journey in the United States costs
about SD or SIG. including a berth in
a sleeping car. little more than a
third of what it cost in France
This French road was built mainly
by Government loans. and soon falls
completely under the Governments con-
troll, so no competing line is allowed to
be built.-New York Tribune
The record-union., 1899-09-10

street, constitute primary election pres
| cinct No. IA.
| Polling place: Southeast corner of
/ Eighteenth and / streets. 4;
/ Inspector: NJ. r.. Beard Cd u.
| Judges: S. Dwyer (RD NJ. ]. Curtis
clerks: G. S. Turner (R.), Robert Mard
/ tyr Cd. ..
! Ballot Clerk: A. H. GrieseI IR0.
! Part of general election precinct No. 81
and all of general election precinct No. 81,
bounded on the north by city limits, on
the south by center of X street, on the,
west by center of Twentieth street. and
on the east by city limits, constitute pri-
mary election precinct No. 10.
Polling place: Northwest corner Twen-
| ty-fifth and j streets.
Inspector: u. c. Billingsley (R.).
Judges: 2. A. Byrne CD, w. II.
Clerks: E. A. Nicolaus (R.), w. H.
Treichler CD.
Ballot Clerk: f. o'Brien CD.
NINTH WARD.
All of general election precinct No. 10
and parts of general election precincts
Nos. 9 and 13 of Third Supervisor District,
bounded on north by center of X street,
on the south by city limits, the west
by center of Nineteenth street and on
the east by city limits, constitute pri-
mary election precinct No. is.
Polling place: Vineyards Twenty-fifths
o and streets.
Inspector: NJ Hughes CD.
Judges: Victor Lemay (R.), H. I. Sey-
Clerks: Scott F. Ennis R.), NJ. ]. Dill
man (R).
Ballot Clerk: ]. NJ. Anderson D.)s
The record-union., 1899-09-10

Inspector c. Leinherger RQ.
Judges: j. A. Cunningham (R), L. B.
Clerks: A Newman CD. P. F. Nc
Ballot Clerk: H. G. Melvin (R.).
SIXTH WARD
General election precincts Nos 7, and
9 of Second Supervisor District, bounded
the south by city limits, on the west by
center of Seventh street and on the east
by. the center of Tenth street, constitute
Polling place: sol K street
Inspector: Henry Meyer CD.
Judges: E. r. Tiel (R), w. H. Devine
Cd.
Clerks: George A. Capen (R.), George
j. Johnston CD.
Ballot Clerk: Charles Holmes (R).
Parts of general election precincts Nos
Z and IL of Third Supervisor District
bounded on the north by the center of X
street, on the south by city limits on the
the east by center of Eleventh street, con-
stitute primary election precinct No. IL.
Polling place: 1014 K street
Inspector: Emil Steinman (R.).
Sr. CD.
Clerks: E. ]. McCabe (R), Charles
Weinreich CD.
Ballot Clerk: NJ Fay CD.
SEVENTH WARD.
Parts of general election precincts Nos
trict, bounded on north by center of X
street, on the south by city limits, on
the west by center of Eleventh street
and on the east by the center of Fif-
teenth street, constitute primary election
precinct No. u.
Polling place: Hanlon's barn, Twelfth
and 2 streets.
Inspector: M. J. Seaman CD.
Judges: I'll. w. Hand (R.), F. T. Ly-
man. CD.
Clerks: B. C. Brier (R.), ]. w. Keat-
ing CD.
Ballot Clerk: l.. p. Williams (Ro.
Parts of general election precincts Nos
s, ?, Il and Is of the Third Supervisor
District, bounded on the north by the
center of X street, on the south by city
limits, on the west by center of Fifteenth
street and on the east by center of Nine
teenth street, constitute primary election
precinct No. 13.
Polling place: Southeast corner of Fif-
teenth and " streets.
Inspector j. M. Henderson, Sr. Cd.
Judges: IT. L. Martin (R.), Elias Rath
Cd.
Clerks: W. M. Henderson (R.), C. H.
Rott Cd.
Ballot Clerk: George w. Murray.
EIGHTH WARD.
Parts of general election precincts Nos
2 4 and of Third Supervisor District
bounded on the north by the city limits
on the south by center of X street. on
the west by center of Sixteenth street
and on the east by center Of Twentieth
The record-union., 1899-09-10

irrigation, the Sacramento and San
Joaquin Valleys could be occupied by
20,000,0O0 people without exceeding the
density of the population of the valley
of the Po.
Concerning the coast counties, the
most considerable valleys are those of
Salinas, Santa Clara, Napa and So
noma; that is to say, Santa Clara,
Napa and Sonoma contain the greatest
density of rural population in Califor-
MIA. They are under the highest state
of cultivation in conformity with the
most approved methods of agriculture
and horticulture as justified by exper-
ience and developed by practice They
are devoted chiefly to the production
of wines and fruits, and while wine
making and fruit growing are not by
any means confined to that section of
the State. they furnish an excellent
illustration of the superior return made
to labor by the diligent and intelligent
cultivation of that great diversity Of
product so favored by the climate of
California.
California is the ideal home of the
small farmer Nowhere in the world
are the profits resulting from a con-
centrated and diversified production so
sure presuming always that intelli-
gence, thrift and energy are the capi-
tai invested in the enterprise. There
have been failures in California as
there are failures everywhere, but in
variably the cause of failure can be
traced to some defect in the farmer
the soil is fertile to the verge of a
spontaneous growth; the climate is
such that every hour of the 800 days
of the year can be devoted to the work
of production the markets are within
easy reach at small cost to the ship
per- and the demand is not only beyond
the supply but is constantly increasing.
All that is required to build California
into the greatest and most prosperous
State in America is a population of in
dustrious and intelligent farmers who
understand the art of compelling the
earth to yield Of it's fruits to the utter
most capacity of production.
The record-union., 1899-09-10

Judges: c. M. Koening R), ]. G.
Davis CD.
Clerks: Nelson Wilcox R), FranE
Ballot Clerk: E. ]. Figg CD.
FOURTH WARD.
General election precincts Nos. and I
of First Supervisor District, bounded or
north by the city limits, on the south by
center of * street, on the. west by center
of Sixth street and on the east by the
center of Eighth street, constitute pri-
mary election precinct No. ).
Polling place: Gil | street.
Inspector: George w Ficks (R0.
Judges: Y. F. Gum QR), George Phil
Clerks: ". II. sheehan CD, Peter
Ballot Clerk: a. Moose Cd.
General election precincts Nos. and
of First Supervisor District, bounded on
north by the city limits. on the south by
center of x street, on the west by center
of Eighth street and on the east by the
center of Tenth street, constitute primary
Polling place: Southwest corner OF
Ninth and | streets.
Inspector: w. f. Bowman (R).
Judges; Phil Claques R), David
Clerks: {. J. Grafmiller Cd. D. NJ.
Ballot Clerk: w. H. Burtless CD.
FIFTH WARD.
General election precincts Nos 10 and
II of First Supervisor District bounded
on the. north by the city limits, on the
south by the center of K street, on the
west by the center of Tenth street and
on the east by the center of Twelfth
street. constitute primary election pre-
cinct No. Z.
Polling place; Northwest corner OF
Eleventh and ] streets.
Inspector: John Denny (R).
Judges: James I. Felter (R.), Cornelius
OBrien Cd.
Clerks: George w. Jackson (R.), J. v.
Powers Cd.
Ballot Clerk: John j. Thackham CD.
General election precincts Nos / and
of Third Supervisor District bounded on
the north by the city limits, on the south
by center of X street on the west by
center of Twelfth street and on the east
by center of Fourteenth street constitute
primary election precinct No. s.
Polling place: Southeast corner of
Twelfth and e streets.
Inspector: G. f. Favero (R.).
Judges: Henry Repp, Frank Ruhstal-
Ter, Jr.
Clerks: NJ Egan CD, A. Just (R.).
Ballot Clerk: Mathew Murray CD.
Parts of general election precincts Nos
2 and Of Third Supervisorial District
bounded on the north by city limits. on
south by center of K street, on the west
by center of Fourteenth street and on the
east by center of Sixteenth street, consti-
tute primary election precinct No. g.
Polling place: No. SIS Fifteenth street.
The record-union., 1899-09-10

women will rule everything in this
country after awhile
Yes, they will; especially if men and
boys keep on smoking cigarettes. DE
troit Free Press.
The record-union., 1899-09-10

are entitled to participate in said primary
election and nominate candidates for pub
lie office by conventions: The Republican
party and the Democratic party.
The following are the offices for which
nominations may be made:
The Mayor. City Collector, City Audi
tor and Assessor, City Attorney, City
Ward, Trustee from the Fourth Ward
Trustee from the Sixth Ward, Trustee
from the Eighth Ward, School Director
from the Third Ward, School Director
from the Fifth Ward, School. Director
from the Seventh Ward and School Di-
rector from the Ninth Ward
Designation of primary election pre-
cincts, location of polling places and
names of election officers:
FIRST WARD.
General election precinets Nos. /, 2 and
8 of First Supervisor District, bounded
on north by city limits on the south by
center of K street, on the west by the
the center of Fourth street, constitute
primary election precinct No. l.
Polling place: No. PA street.
Inspector: Jacob Ginsberg CD.
Clerks: NJ. u. Sullivan CD, I. Boysen
CD.
Ballot Clerk: j. t. McNiff (R.).
General election precincts Nos and 5
of First Superyisorial District bounded
on the north by city limits, on the south
by the center of Fourth street and on
the east by the center Of Sixth street
constitute primary election precinct No 9
Polling place: 101G Sixth street.
Inspector: Robert Douglas (R.).
Judges: Harry Ketchum (R.), S. Nor
ris (R.).
Clerks: F. W. whitmore CD, George
4. Wait CD.
Ballot Clerk: L. A. Mclean CD.
SECOND WARD.
General election precincts Nos l. and
of Second Supervisor District, bounded
on the north by the center of K street
on the south by city limits on the west
by Sacramento River and on the east by
the center of Fourth street, constitute
primary election precinct No. 8.
Polling place: Crockers barn, north
east corner of Third and streets
Inspector: w. E. Kent CD.
Judges: r. c. May (R.), M. Flahive
CD.
Clerks: Charles Root (R). p. Pender-
gast CD.
Ballot Clerk: f. NJ, Leitch R.).
THIRD WARD.
General election precincts Nos A. and
IS of Second Supervisor District, bounded
on the north by the center of X street,
on the south by city limits, on the west
by the center of Fourth street and on the
east by the center of Seventh street, con-
Stitute primary election precinct No. A.
Polling place: Armory@I1all, southwest
corner Of Sixth and L streets.
The record-union., 1899-09-10
AppOrtionment of Delegates
Republican Party.

Republican Party.
First Wards delegates.
Second Ward-17 delegates.
Third Ward--24 delegates.
Fourth Ward-31 delegates.
Fifth Ward-40 delegates
Sixth Ward-31 delegates.
Seventh Ward--37 delegates.
Eighth WARDS delegates.
Ninth Wards delegates.
Democratic Party.
Combination district No. 1, consisting,
of primary election precincts Nos. l, 2, 5, /.
6. Z, S, O. IA and IS. all within and includ-}
ing all of the Twentieth Assembly Dis
trict s. delegates.
Combination district No ?, consisting
Of primary election precincts Nos 3, 4,
10. IL 70 IL and 16 all within and includ-
ing all Of the Twenty-tirst Assembly Dis
trict IS delegates.
at o'clock p. m.
By order OF Board of Trustees of city
of Sacramento. ID. MCKAY,
President Board of Trustees of City cf
Attest: NJ J. Desmond. Clerk OF Board
OF Trustees.
The record-union., 1899-09-10

Inspector: e. b. Jackson (R).
Davis CD.
Clerks: Nelson Wilcox R), Frank
Waters (D.)
Ballot Clerk: E. j. Figg CD.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27

@O melt 2ep6,- Sede @il6e fsiner qusz
fubrun9en trifft gu. l1nb babel bat er nod
gar monbe gegen Miiniterberg fpre9enbe
gfamen Oeri6piegen.
@On osutI4zomeritanii6en 0i6tern, bic
IN otee m 2anbe geboren finb, nennen
mir fur beute nod: ben pennIbGOuniT9z
oelt14en 9einri4 6urbougb, unter oefen
9I9tungen in beutf4 : pennIplOanif6er
NtunOnrt it4 po6re 9erGen poGfst6imli6er
poelte beftn0en. Inter ausqe3ei6neten
0eatl4@omeritanii6en @6rifffeuern, bic
1tA crit in Oieiem 2onbe ~entmifelten, fDnz
men tefltb au4 g%enannt peroen: Der aroBe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27
Sbutt al.

@as f6pn felt @O9en in Oelterrei9 err
tpartet nurbe, 1T am Samftdg eingetreten.
Oas Miniiterium Sblpn bat a6gebantt,
na4oem es 9an3li6 abgeptrt9i4aftet unb
ben StaatStarren mod tiefer ols Saaffe
in ben 9red gefabren bat.
0as u6urtipurteIn" ging unter Suuffe
nod CUR NOt6, unter S6un aber ni9t elm
mai nit Dem ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ia,
S4on als @nbe Nugut Der Srei6err b.
G4lumedp ans fdiierli9e 9oftager na9
Sf3l berufen pur0e, BON tpo er Damn benz
ungarif9en Mm1iterprdfi0enten b. @5eG
einen 8efu9 o61tattete, nm NIT bieIem un0
mebreren Mttgliebern bes perfafz
un9Streuen @roB9runbbeTtBes gu be-
rat6en, Da m%u1talte man 6eretts, baB tpt9z
tlge S3ritte in NuSt3t genpmmen Ieien,
I'M Die oeutf4e Sppofttion gu be-
f4mi4ti9en. DAP cine Der 8 ebingunz
gen Der &iidtritt bes Mintiteriums
S4un fetn tpiirOe, nurbe aQgemein ange@
nommen; es fpQte bur9 elm Mtni5terium
erfebt tper0en, bas tetner Der Majori=
tdtSparteien berpfIt6tet lit unb ba@
4er ben 9eutf@en entgegentommen
fn1n.
Der iebt erfofgte Giidtritt beg Mtnifez
riums S6nn lit buber ars eriter @9ritt gu
elmer 8eritdnbigung NIT ben 9eutT9en an
5uieben; Of er aber grfolg BADEN tpirb uno
Ob bic &egisrung bamit ni9t aus benz
Oeut14en Regen erF re4t unter bic
tI4e3if6~flOOenii6e Sraufe tommt, bus
pirb ft4 nun balO 3eigen,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27

Ya6 er bas Qmt zines N1itenten bes gsnez
raIiupertntenbenten, i'm Sabre 1885 puroe
er ielbF neutrality-suspicious. bes gan5eu
Sb1tems unb i'm Sabre 1890 @enerdl6ez
triebsleiter.
M}itte Der ne1n5i9er Sabre pdblte i'm
bas 0ireftortum gum 8iceprGIibentsn unb
jebt bat er Die bDhfte STEELE erflommen, pelz
DE bic 8abngeieli9aft gu bergeben BOT, er
1T Prdiibent zines @iien6abnipftems geporz
ben, bas cine 2dnge bon t~aufenben Don Mei=
len bat, ft4 bur9 gang 8isconii1, Minne=
fOta, Soma uro 9atota eritredt unb lber
eine Nrmee bon 4ngeiteQten gebietet.
Die ebenio perbienit= ME e6renpoGe 2aufz
balm bes neuen Brdibenten lit Elm 8eipeis,
bdB Der fleiBige unb 8uperldffige iunge
Mann, Der pfli4t9etreu, aufmertlam un5
# reb a m 1T, es au9 nod in unIeren Saz
gen gu ettpu5 bringen tanrt, tpenn ;6m cud
feline reiden 8ertpanbten unter bic Nrme
greifen pOer etnfluBrei4e Oirettoren bic
Wege ebner.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27

unb tpie 6arragut Der l1nion treu ge6lieben,
tpurbe bor G6erbourg in flint 8ierteltunoen
NIT Der fi9 perapeifelt ~pebrenOen nNlaz
bama" 10 grinOli9 fertig, baB biefe, als ite
gGnali3 5erf9offen, ii4 erga6, foglei4 per@
Iant. l1eber pieraig i6rer 2eute tparen tobt,
unb bic grOBe Mebr5u1l Der anberen tpurbe
BON ben Siegern aus Dem Wdher gefi19t
unb ~gefangen genommen. Semmes felbft
enttam bur9 bic Slide Der engliI9en ga9t
vOeer6ounb", bic i'm unb einige Ieiner 2eute
na1 Gnglanb in Gi9er6eit brahte. Wie
0etpeb Bel Manila bate Minslop feline
2eute o~erartig 81 f9onen gepuBt, bdB nur
tpenige berIel6en bertpunbet 1purben. Die
8etpegungen ietnes n8earfarge" paren IL
9ei3idt unb f4nea, baB bieIen BON ben $40
BON Der n4la6ama" gef4offenen 8Omben
nur % %trafen; er felbt feuerte nun 173
8omben, o6er nit furGtbarer Si9er6eit.
Ser 8ampf mar t6atId6ti9 Elm &f
3pii6en einem umeritanif9en unb einem
en9lif6en &riegsi9tff Inn 10 9rDBer baber
audi Die 5reuOe in unIeren NorOen. Qber
in 70 Neutrality-suspicious. WeiIe ipie SetpeD
purbe @inslOtp ~teinestpegs %gefeiert. Sin
9antesbef6luB bonn GOngreB un6 Die 8es
f~Orberung gum Commodore, bag mar Nqes.
Mo6er aber Der fonberbare S9iffsname
v&ear1arge"? M2an leitet i'm aus benz Nltz
norbii9en a6. Sn benz nOrbif9en 6elbenz
9ebiht u@O6a" tommt Elm &0nig Star als
8eiiBer BON @iienpuffen bOr, bic er unter
@erf6luB bdIt. Sarf, fert, ierge, betBt
&leib; 8erfert 1T elm arieser, Der in Der
8ampfesfreuOi9teit ale &leiber bon iib ge=
porfen bat. 0ur9 bic Normannen fo:uen
bic Nusbriide na9 @nglan0 unb BON ba 1pG=
ter na9 Nmeritd.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27

ae6tsgefebrte Or. 5ran5 2ieber, Der treffs
Gi9e 8ef9i9tsfdreiber Ospalb Seipen~
itider, Der 9biGofOpb Sobann Bernhard
Stauo, Der Observation-Disclosures P9ilipp
S9aff, Der mebi5inif6e S4riftteler Gpn=
ftantin 6ering, III. I. IN. II. +, m. unb gee
rabe an Der 6arparbzltniDeriitGt fel6ft baben
f9on 9euti6e g%etpirtt, NIT Denen Miiniter@
berg ii4 ni9t mefen fam. @ir nennen
GarG Bed, Der, in iungen Sabren als poGiz
tif4er Slii9tling beriibergetommen, fi9 bier
gu Qanoe gum bebeutenben @r5ie6er unD
afabemiI9en 2e6rer enttpidelte, unb garl
SbeODOr Gbritian Soften, Der, aIs politi@
f4er 6lii4tling unb Suriit na9 Nmerifa
gefommen, erit in Der neren 6eimat6 ii9
in ei1en bebeutenben 2iteraturfori9er unb
S6eoGogen berndnDelte.
@un3e 3ei6en bebel1tenoer beutI3zameriz
fanii9er M}ilitdrs t0nnte man auFmar13iz
rem laIen, Die, tpern AUDI urIpriingli6 in
9euti3lano gef4uGt, bier unter gang neuen
@erbdltnifen 3ubm %gepannen.
Qu4 barf man obne 3u6mrebiateit la
gen, haB ft3 cine ti9tige lpnb ~eigenartige
beutf9e Prefe auf amerifonif@em 8o0en
entpidelte.
g3o4 nit elmer 5iiGe onberer @~eqenbetpeiIe
t0nnte man Miinfterberg iiberI6utten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27
NaiNe, aber nerSiette Garriere.

Vim Sam flag purbe N1bert S. Gar
Der bi56erige @icezprdioent Ser
Gbtcdgo, Wilipaufee &c ct. Paul : @iienz
ba6ngefe116aft, an SteQe bes btsberigel1
Prd1toenten 8Osnell MiIIer, mel
4er gum 8oritbenben bes 9ireftortums &C.
ma9t muroe, gum PrGftbenten bes e%epaltis
gen gilenba6nibitems ertpd6lt, bas me6r
als irgenb Elm anberes CUR Gnttpidfung beg
Norotpeite items, bpr Nlem @isconiins un6
W&innef otas, beigetragen bat.
@ie in Der politiT9en 8ernaltung, duf Der
8u6ne, inber SournaliI lit u, + No., o6at audi
friber i'm @e6iete bes GiI enba9ripeIer5 ba5
Star" SpItem geberri9t, Oas % a n
0es @t%n3elnen, Der entpeber nit Der Babn
mG9ttg unb rei4 purbe, nie Der erfte Br0z
IiOent Der G6icago, Milnautee &c ct, 9aufz
8abn, Nlerunber Mit9eG, ober NIT i6r bsrz
fra1te unb 9irettoren un0 Qlttiondre nit / n
ben N6grun0 rib,
Seit elmer Gei6e bon Sa6ren 1T iebo9
BEL alen groBen 8a6nen Elm neles 8ertpalz
tun9Sfpitem eingefii6rt por0en, unO man
fat Der0ien tbDlle 8eomte, Mdnncr,
bic in ulen 3peigan Der 8erlpaltuny erfo6@
rem fparen unb Yi4 Our6 lire S6dtigfeit
Da5 6eIonbsre @ertrauen i6rer @orgefeBten,
oOer BEL anOeren 8a6ngeieGi9aften Ii@
einen Namen ertpor6en 6otten, nit ben
o6erIten 8ermattungsitelen 6etraut. 60 it
RosmeQ Miler, Der ii9 in berIdieoenen
SteQunqen BEL Der @airo &c 8incenneSz
uno D:r G6icago &c MeTtern Snbiande
Giien6o6n 9erOorget9an, i'm Sabre 1883
3um NliiftenteH beS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Der Chicago, Wilnoutee &c ct. Paulz
Giien6a6n e%rnQnnt moroen. S9on i'm
Sabre 1886 ieben ipir i'm ais @eneralbcz
trie65teiter unD 3lpei SABRE Ipdter lpuroe er
prQfioent.
Gein ieBiqer Ra4fol9er, SEER hilbert
y. CARING, Bat cine iDomoglt9 no6 I'M
tereI1aniers Gorriere gemo4t, oenn er bat bel
Der Ge1eQI6oft, bic i'm iebt an Die Spibs
fires u~nQe6euren neutrality-suspicious. gez
1tent, BON Ter Yite auf geoient. Gr 1T in
Ri6fielo in Der Nd9e BON Milnaufee BON
beutI9en Gltern geboren unD ert 81
Sabre aft. Scin Same 1T eigentlt9 Se6rz
ling, a6er, pie bas in @iienbabntreifen pit
Der SAT- 1T, tpurbe Der Same Dss iungen Se6r=
ling ats vGorling" in Die 3abflite eingetrdz
gen uno BON benz iungen 8eamten na6z
trdgli4 aboptirt. Sebs SATIRE lang oerIub
er cine Stelle at8 Stationsagent unb Selsz
grap6tIt, nit "a Sa6ren purbe er Strain
dispatcher" unb bleb bas flint Sabre lang.
Damn tpurbe er gum 4fiitenten pe5 SUI
p~erintenbenten Der 0auptlinie ernannt unb
i'm Sabre 1882 erbielt er beretts bic STEELE
zines r0ibiii6n Superinteuoenten". @on ba
an apancirte er RAID. SIN Sabre 1884 per=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27
&earfarse unS 2lIabanna; tet ts'1o
aft.

NIg bag Bette Der neuen &rie9s14iffe fplro
Der ieBt i'm @e1entliden DoQenOete ~SearS
FARCE" be3ei6net, Der ieinen gtamen gu Gb7
rem iener Dpr tpenigen Sa6ren auf etnem
5iibamerifanif6sn Hiff 3erI4eQten anerita@
niI9en 9ampfcorpette n&eariarge" fubrt,
Die am 10. SUM- 1864 bi4t 6eim fran3OIt@
f6en 6aFeu G6er6ourg unter Geitung peg
GqpitGn Winslpn Das BON dmerttdnI19en
g~e6eQenabmtra( Semmes 6efe9ligte, IN
Gnglunb beItens als &rie8Si4iff aus9eriis
ftete &ebeGenrau6f6iff n@la6ama" 6eliegte'
Ser ate r&earIarge" mar toum elm Gle
bentel beg neuen. Ser neue 1T ne6f benz
,RentudD" bas md3tigIte ameritanilhe
@6la8tf4iff; i6m am nd4Tten tommsn bic
neuen umeritaniI8en 8riegsI4iffe Sainois,
Wtscon1tn unD - Mla6ama.
Sin eigener Namens3uFuq lit eS, bob
glei63eitig NIT benz neuen vaearIar3e" cine
neue rNla6una" entite6t, o6er uuf Der
l~1nionsTeite; lire 8%enennung srTolgte natir=
li3 ni6t CUR Grinnerung an oas aIte &e6e(s
GenI6iff fonbern gu Gbren Oes StaateS Q(os
bama.
Ser @ieg @inslop'S Bel G6erbourg tpor
in 1einer Dirt cine nod gr0Bere 36at, ais Der
Sieq SetpeD's BEL Manild. 9enn WtnSlotD
bate es ni9t nit einem elenOen bernd4ldIs
figten @egner gu t6un, DeIen 8erna4ldlt@
gung burd1s fpaniI6e Decentralization
1oeben in Dem Yro5eB gegen ben ungliidlt4er
@bmiraG Monteio Feitgeitelt puroe, ben
man barum ni6t als SiinOen6od gum Sob,
fonbern nur gum 8ubeitanO berurtheilte;
1onbern bic oMlabama" mar an 8efe9tsz
tiibtigfeit unb @tdrte @inslop's %nOtbOiirf=
tia nit Mnferfetten gepan3ertem b0l5ernen
n&ear1arge" melt ii6erlegen unb bate in
Semmes gleibfaus einen gan8en &erl gum
8efe6l86a6er.
@inslop, tpie Sarragut elm SiiOldnber,