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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-09-07
@ater,t.

Rraibura a. Snn. Der
Raiisr-bat benz Seitcomite fir bie350,z
idbrige csSubelfeier Der I. pripilegtrten
9iibengefenfhaft araiburg G..
esnn einen fehr biibfden iilbernsn gez
der our 0erfiigung geitellt.
2anbsbnt. Ser bpn Bduz
1rseifter Gr. Ger1teneder CUR @aniruna
hes @rereirplates bes 2. Shiperen
gReiterz zReaiments angefertist uno ben
4 benz Mdatftrat benz ariegsminiiterirm
1nitgetheilteYlan ipurbe Der alnberhc.t<
ribmdbia hoben Soften tpegen pom
&rieasmtniiterium fir unausfiibrbar
erfldrt.
M ain BURG. - 6err Oitriets&
thierar3t Srib 6ilIer BON bier tpurbe.
ais CT in bienitlihen Mngelegenbeiten
Bel benz 8ranereibe{iber 6Dfler inNeu=
haufen gu tbrn bate, bon einem pferb
auf BEN Maaen sef6laaen, unb erbieIt
fr ihtpere inaere @erlebltngen, bab ct
balb berauf nerlhieb.
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8ra,tnf6ipefg.

ShDppenHebt. 3immerz
ironn 8rann aus@rob% %Ooblum ftiir5=
te heim Ri9ten zines btef, Wpbnbauz
fes BON benz Neubau herab unb truq
ani6eineno f9tpere 8erlebungsn paz
rrn.
Sbebingbaufen. - 2ektbin
berungliidte in Der gpter Der erpah=
fene tanbitumme 6ausIcGn 6einrih
Giinede aus 9pnnerFebt.
9immerlab. Dem Gernchz
men nacb fol unIere air1tburmfup=
pei abeenommen unb burh einen 1piz
ben S9urm erfebt perben. Die aupz
pei itammt aus Dem Sabre 1899.
% b bingen. - 8eim 8aben in
her Webbe tpurbe Der elfidbr. Sotn
Der Wittme &p9 ron bier pum Sdlase
geriibrt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-09-07

9agen Bel Dsnabr. Dur1
tinen MeilerIti6 in bic Bruit ipurbe
in Der Ndbe bes Dorfes Elm iiinger
Wann bon einem 18idbriesn BurI9en
getDotet. Der @etroffene lit Der aleez
arbeiter D0rentdmpfer BON bier. Der
Woroer beibt 9lpel unb itammt aus
9clthaufen. Qlpel lit bereits perbafz
tet uno i'm GefdnaniB su ssburs etTgez
siefert tporber.
M ellie. Durh ssener tpurten
etfDa Is Moraen in Der @emeinbegaz
fnm belegene ssoriten ftarf beiHdbtat
unb gum 5bstl gana perni6tet. Man
srimmt dlgenein an, bab leihtiinniges
llmgeben nit brennenpen Gigarren
bic uria9e Des 8ranbes lit, Der nur
nit srober Qnltrengung auf ben be-
5etfneten Jld6enrauEl au beI4rdnten
mar.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-09-07

RIein =fSbnig. = 9ier entfanb
Elm erDberes S9abenfeuer, benz in err
iter 2inie bic fdmmtli4en @deunen
unb @talungen besHittersutsbeiibers,
6auptmanns b. Glabib, gum Opfer
fielen. Qn benz nit 9eu unb Gutterz
porrdtben gum She'll nod gefiillten @e@
bGuben fanb bas berbeerenbe Clement
10 reide Nabrung, baB es iebr f9ne1
arobe Oimeniionen annabm unb II. 81.
bic Mettung BON IA Stiid Htnbbieb
unmDglih madte.
@enftenbers.-l1nldns fanb
man bic 2eihe bes 1Oidbrigen Mdbz
hens Bergmann aus @rob>MGfhen in
ber 6aibe, ndbe ber @lasbiitte. sic
mar NIT Der @biirae an einem Baum
feitgebunben. Gs tpurbe balb feitsez
fteut, baB bas atnb gefhdnbet uno
bdnn aufgebGngt tpDrben TT. Dte ltn=
terfucbuns lentte ben 8erba9t auf Ell
men 9las,naher, Der inltnteriu9ungss
haft eenommen purbe.
@olbin. Ser @eraeant Bel Der
faiierl. @hubtruppe in Deutf9zD1t-
Mfrita, Shiib, bon bier, 1T am
Gdmar5paferfieber seitorben.
Gorau. Sn Der Na9t ereisnete
fih tiiralih nuf benz biefigen Sitter
bahnbofe Elm bttriibenber ungliidsfan.
Ginen1 8abnarbciter, 0dter BON bier
Rinbern. ipurbe beim Nansiren ein
8ein abgefahren.
@panbau. Gin unbeimlther
Syunb iparbt bier gema9t. MuS benz
mttten burh bic Gtabt flteBenberl
Mublgrnben ipurbe am Mnguitduftr
ei1t ~ Qtiutpanb gebulltes pddtt ges
apgsn, tpel1es bie leiden BON brei neli.
aeborentn 8inbtrn entbielt. DieIelbtn
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G1Iefetts

8reslau. - Die Grben bes perz
torbenen 9fittersutsbeiibers gmtl
gborus in 9immeltbal. Rreis @rob=
Martenburg, baben Durh ibren8epollz
md6ttgten unb Miterberl, He6tsGnz
malt urlb Nptar @nab in geam5lou,
benz S4leflf9en 8erein aur Inter
fiibuns bon 2anbpirtbi4ufts
@reslar) cine Shentuna BON 10000
Wdrf bermd6t.
Sauer. -ltnldngit fanb bie Mufs
iekung bes &nopfes auf ben Sburm
bes friiberen Sungfrauet, aloiters
itatt. Ser 5burm lpurbe Sur @rbal=
tung ber gef6mddppllen altbeut Iben
Sburmbaube in bieIem CONNER init
Rupfer neu eineebedt. Odbei ergab es
iib, bab Der anppf our6 einen 8lib=
frabl burGlDhert tporben mar, lpes=
balb bic etnseihlofenen 9ocumente
fait gang perienst uaren. ssSn ben re-
nopirten 8nopf purben bic iibliden
S6riftitiide unb eine Mnadbl Miin5en
einsel6lOfIen.
2auban. Ger Dor auraem bier
per1torbene Hentter gmil Bpptg fat
benz &inberbeim au Seibenberg 49,
900 Mt., Der Stabt 2auban 1000
Mf., Der Stride gu Slipper 400 Mf.
uno Der Nrmentai1e au Slipper 200
Wtt. lebtntlltg permaht.,
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6trbtde sWorhdfIe. nez

/,
6erbede sNor1aIle. 1lez
berfobren unb get0btet tpilrbe bds g
idbrtge @Dbnhen bes S1nhmcdkrs
meifters Binsel. Der nod nit ldbnng
perfebene Magen bes 6dnblers gnz
aelbarbt aus Mltenhugen tpurbe BON
benz sSubrmann i'm Srabe an Der abb
ihuffigen Stele BEL her Mhetnilhen
Gifenbabnitrsde gu Der 3eit gefabren,
als mearere tleine Ginber ii6 dlf Der
GtraBe befanben. Mit aroBer Moth
eilten eintge Rinber nod aus benz Wez
ge;baaegerl aerieth bas 2zidbrigtSD5ns
den 10 ungliidli4 unter bic Hdber,
hab biefe iiber ben aopf giHgen unb
Der Sob Des armen Rinhes fofort ein=
trat. Ser robe Subrmann galoppirte
alsbann babpn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-09-07
MbeinpfaI3.

@peier. Der Gambler @ebr<
lein bon Neupfob itiirate bon Der 2etz
heimer Mbeinfd1re infolge Sdeuiperz
bens ieines pferbes nit ieinssa Gubrs
tpert in ben Hbetn unb ertrant 1dmnlt
fetnem Hferbe.
3tpet 8inber bes @utsbeiibers
alemmitein auf benz Nsnnenbof bei
ssranfentbal aben 8eeren bes Nant=
fhattens. 8eibe erfrdnften beftig.
Wdbrenb nun Der 6idbriee Rnabe r1d1
beftigem grbre9en sefunbete, 1T bas
7idbriee Mdbaen an ben Iolsen ber
@ersiftuns seitorben.
pirmafens. 3ugfiibrer Blanf
faufte BON 8aumetiter 3iirrlein ein
atpeiitOdiees 9aus fir 1890 Marf.
6einria @eihinser, sebpren 1873.
sSabrifarbeiter BON bier. bate ben 3uz
ihnetber Nieb bur9 Stodbtebe unb
einen MeKertih in ben l1nterleib
fhtper pelebt. 6 ebielt 2 Sabre 6 Mo-
nate Gefdnsnib.
Die 25 Sabre alte Gbefrau bes Gaz
britarbetters Grana @emmet tpurbe
tobt in ibrem 3imrner aufgefunben.
Sin 2unsenfdlag i'm ibrem 2eben Elm
Gnbe genldht baben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-09-07
Xrop. &aniett.

so Magbeburg. sSn benz WaIb
Bel @ammern fanb bic @runb1teinlez
gung Der @ebIube ber syrauen= unb
Wdb9enbeilItdtte in Mntpefenbett fes
SberprGiibenten, Der Spiben Der Sc
hDroem unb 8ertretern Res 0dterldnbt%
fhen SSruuenpereins unb Der 6eilz
ifGttenpereine Der probinS itatt. Sberz
ftabsarat Or. Panntpibs8erlin pertrat
ben beuti4en 9eilitdttenberein.
GroB Salae. Mn benz bie=
let Sage eingetpeibten 8isrlardzO Dent
niul 1T neben Der @ebd9tnibtafel, bic
I. 5. BON 9errn Serb. 5iegel%S6Dnez
bed geltiftet tporben, Elm punDeridD=
nes 8ronaerelief einBismardtopf, in
her 8ilbbauerei bon Mrnplr aiinnes
Berlin sefertist - Der id6nite@36mud
bes Senfmdls.
6alle. = 3pet Sage lang bauer
ten bic 8erbanblunasn in elmer Mein<
eibsia6e gegen bic bertrittipste Wt(bel>
mine &obl unb berenSc6ter aiba&obl
Gus 2anosberg. gs hanbelte ii9 ba<
lei I'm 5batia6en, bic beretts 1ieben
Sabre 5rriidliegen unb 1i9 uuf eine
nt6t obne 5olsen gebliebene 2iebIhait
fer 2eBtgenannten nit einem Gteinz
brudsbeiiber BON 2anbsberg unb bic
anaebli6e SDrberung bie1es 8erhaltz
niiies our9 bic erIte Nnflage be3oaen.
Die 8erbanblunsen fiibrten CUR 5reiz
ipreduns Der beioen Mngetlasten.
9ei1enzNaHau
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-09-07
W We6fe

@olbberg. Nuf Der Hsiie bon
9e1sntin na9 bier brunnte am 3iObe-
riher Berg benz 51la4ter 9. bier=
felbft bds Sberseitell ieines Waeens
bo1ftdnbig ab. 1err 9. bemertte bas
sSener erft,fo ipdt, baB er taum fih
unb fetn pferb retten fonnte. gtnaalb,
peldes CT auf benz Wagen bate, 1T
mttperbrannt.
par4tm. - Oabier tpurbe Der
fiinfidhrige Sobn bes 8abnarbeiters
6ecbt bon eirtem mitBrifetts 5dper be-
labenen Wasen iiberfabren, ipobet i'm.
bic Hdber iiber Gopf ,inb 2eib ginsen.
10 baB er, rbne bas Bepubtfein tpieber
erlanst au baben, nah furaer 3eit ber=
1tdrb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-09-07

9iel. - Oas erite eibg. Tlohert>
edibenfeit 1T iebt gu Gnbe eesansen.
OtePretsoertbeilung fanb bereits itatt.
greiie erbielten: Standardization:
2prbeer: l. gbaur= bez5pnbs, 2. 8in4
ningen, 3. Neumiiniter, 4. Neuenbnrg,
5. 8ern. Gi6enfrGn5e: 6. 3iirin Mes
nolperz unb 5lobertI6iiben, z. Nltz3ii=
rid, 8. Serliton, gbrenerpdbnuneen:
10. Miebtton, II. gltftetten, 13. Ga
Nluntern. Nls Meiiter1hiiBe tpurbe
Stalber bon Noiraisue proclamirt.
5rauenfeIb. = Oas tburgauiz
f9e auKattpnsseri9t bat bas urtbetl
bes S6purgeri6tes segen ben Guts<
heiiber 8ebie auf S6lDB 2iebenfels,
Der ipeeen 8etrugsberfrh au bret Wio=
naten 9efdngnib perurtbeilt iporhen
mar, pesen formeller8eritDBe aufgeboz
ben unb ben pro5eB an elm neues
Shpurseri6t gepie1en.
Oie1er Sage um balb 1 tpurne
SFrauenfelb bur6 sseuerldrm aus benz
Shlafe gef6redt. gs brannte in Surg
bprf. Der in ben lebten Sabren immer
mebr aufbliibenben8orit einWobnz
baus nit atpei Wpbnungen mitten in
einem srDBeren 6duiereompler. Gum
Slid berrl6te p0aiee Winbitiue, fonlt
bette leidt eine srDbere 3abl Don9Guz
fern ben 5lammen gum Spfer perben
t0nnen.
Neuenburs. Cine Geuers<
brunit aerit0rte i'm Oorfe Srapers bret
alte, nit S4inbelu sebedte 9dufer, hie
BON 5 5amilien betpobnt naren. Die
benahbarten 9ebdlbe fonnten nur nit
gr0bter Miibe gerettet tperben.
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gpit1, Hu1 8tairf 1lidf8nrefge
g1r. 64 tpurbs SIC 3olIbedmttIi 1Bttllps
Namens preuitnbdn5 n. tiiIze pa!sI
gBeife burh WleHerftide ermornff AM
qtfunben. Sbr aopf mar bttndDe gan9
Drm Mumpfe getrennt. Die MorDtDast
nurbe bereits ppr tinigen 3dgen DD!is
apqen. Des Worbes perbdhtigt 81 ttn
2OiGbriger Mann, beifen Ndmt Dfsper
niht feftgeftelft tperberl fonate.
saIau. Die beriibmten g'btl
aug syuaen (Eirol) er5ielten bstm Ns.nS
besf6ieben auf her Jelbmeilte insIpt
in ie "a @hIifet 370 unb 343 pnncfe,
ber 19i6briqe @teinfellner aus No3en
auf Observation-Disclosures in 39ddi1s
fen So puncte unb 3ipar 20. 19, l9.
RoIin. Bei Der Musfubrt bes
Wiener per5onenauges aus Der Sfds
tion @rpB Woi1ef ftiir3te iih iiina1t
bes Mbenbs um 9 llbr. ein innges hnDs
fdes MGbd,en BON ettDa 18 sydhren l1t
fe6r anitGnbiger Rleibung plDbll1 dnf
bic G6ienen. Die ltnaIiidli6e ipnrDt
iiberfabren unb blieb grGblib ptrFiimz
melt ols 2eihe auf hen 5Aientn lies
een. Wer bic SelbitmDrbertn TT, fo11s
ts bisber niht fefteeitellt tperben.
Gemberq. Na1 mebrpDhents
licher Dauer lit bier bic S1murgeS
ri6tsberbanblung segen ben friibtrel1
Obmann Der 9lumacser Be3irfsper<
tretung, Ritter b. @uminsfi, unb befs
fen @enoIen Dr. 0oporfa nnb @etina,
tpelhe ben materiellen Huin beg getz
itesi6pa9en 3uderfabritsz unf@nts<
beiibers in Slumac5, Sabn, Ioipte Dte
3ablungsunfdbinfeit Der 3uderfabrtf
burd 8ertrauensmibbrauh herktge@
fiibrt baben ipllen, gum NbI6Mlle geS
langt. Muf Grunb bes 9ef6lpDrenett=
berbict tpurbe Sitter p.9uminsfi, Werz
mDgensperipalter Sabn's, au 3 Sahren
f9peren, nit JaIten perIhdrfteu Rer@
fers perurtbfeilt. 6obDrfd nnb Sett%
no purben freigeipro9en.
Weale (5iroD. - 6ier bat cine
ssrau aus benz nahen Braeorno, Mqas
tbe 8onetti, Elm Mdbhen NIT 2 GDpfen
unb Nrmen our Welt gebrahf. Der
brittle Nrm eing unmittelbar unter ben
aGpf9en, bic bi9tes Graushaar trus
gen, aug benz 8Drper. Oas Rinf, bds
iebr gut entpidelt mar, itarb ndh atpei
Gtunben. Die Mutter 1T pohl.
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Sbhrtn9e1..

Mrnitubt. Der 8unb tburir=
ger Sbieri9ubbereine hielt bier feline
atpette Notwithstanding unter
benz Npri1be bss Hectors pfeiffer<
Weibenfels ab. gs tpurbe bel1lpFen,
bic in Sbiirineen beitebenben 9eIcbe
unb poli3eilihen 0erorbnunsen be-
treffenb ben 5bieridub su fammeln
unb cine mDgli6it etnbeitliHs unb
tpirflame gefekgebung anauitreben.
Die nG6ite 9eneralperfammlung ipl
in WeiBenfels ftattftnben, eine auberz
prbentlt6e 8er1ammluna i'm 9erbIt
1900 nah @era aus MnlaB Des 25=
iGhrieen 8eitebens bes bprttaen Ser
ems etnberufen tperben.
9etmolb. - Ods frei1pre6enoe
urtbeil Der Straffammer bes bie1tgeu
2anoaerihts in ber 4nflaqe gegen ben
Mr6ibrdtb 8ertemeier tpegen 8eiieitez
11affung ppn Ncten 1T re6tstrGftig
oeipprben. Die aaqemein ertparteteHez
biIion lit fettens Der Stdatsanpalt=
i6aft ni6t einseleet porben. 0errn
gerfemeter tperben aunGhit Die ge=
tiiraten @ebaltsbesiiae aus6e5ablt
perben; mas in Der Nnge!egenbeit
bann tpetter gefdiebt, mub a6gepartet
nerDen. 8ie Derlautet. lGuft fir Dr.
&ietpeninq aus RDniasbers. trelAer
nit Der Wabrnebmung Der 9ei6afte
eines Mrhipars beduftraat mar, am
1. n. W}ts. Der l1rlaub ab; genannter
9err tptrb Setmplb alsoann pieoer
berlaKen.
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pIoettbttr0.

Delmenborf. Gin bD9lt be-
bauerliAer nnsliidsfun bat iidb in
Steintimmen ereignet. Die 6idbrise
So6ter beg Sdsemiillers 9einri9
Meper bafelb1t bat ftd in i6redliher
Metfe berbrannt. Mit 19redlihen
8ranbpunben bebedt, ipurbe bas Rinb
in oas bieiige 8runtenbaus gebra9t,
tpoielbit es bereits berlAieben 1T.
Neuenfir9en. @eit brei
Wohen lit bier fein Regen gefalen unb
es berrldt srobe Oiirre. Die 9euernte
liefert einen befrieoisenben grtras. Sn
Oamme gtng Elm WDlfenbru4 nieoer.
sSn Oietbauien Elm fur6tbarer 9a=
aslidlas, Der bic 5elofrii9te arg per<
nii1tete.
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2ttretath. ur d.

Bettemburg. Der 5OziGhr.
8abntpdrter S. So. ipurbe in sfeiner
Mobnung erbGngt aufgefunben. Der<s
felbe tpar Mitttper, Batter bon A Sim
bern; Ct mar felt Idnserer 3eit ners
benfranf.
SngelbDrf. - Beim B1ben IL
Der Gduer, unipeit bief. Drt{hdt, erz
trant Der 16zidbr. So. Dad aus Wei=
Herbineen, n Isbter 3eit 9ebienffeter
ber Mittpe Miutms pon bier.
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tDurben uuA benz ObbuctiOnsbuufe gee
fdafft-
Sprem berg. inner Rreis
tpirb in biefem Sabre gu ben 9erbits
manDpern bes 3. Mrmeecorps berange@
aogen percen, urb 3ipdr tperben in Der
3eit bonn Z. BIS 8. September bic Mu1
nODer Der 12. Snfanterie ee8rigabe itatts
finben.
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glbam Riibn NIT 55 @tinmen einftims
mtg getpGblt.
Diefer gage ipurbt bos ieltene set
bes fiinf5igidbrigen DienItiubildums
bes @emeince : Gi1nebmers Maaner
bel 0aitpirtb G0del in fhDnlter Weife
sefeiert.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
z Fourth judicial District of the State Of

COUhG OF THE
Fourth Judicial District of the State of
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In the matter Of the Estate OF Mary E.
Helth, deceased.-.-NOtice appointing
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a document, purporting to be Sthe last
VIII and Testament Of Mary Z. Helth, de-
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aOU4 oierN'
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Chinesc Detectives.

The Chinese detective force is q sc
cret body, and the best organized in the
world. They have an eye upon every
man, woman or child, foreign or ma.
tive, in China, and, in addition, watch
each other.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-08-10
JOINT STATEMENT
OF THE
Auditor and Treasurer of
E1kO County
For Quarter Ending June 30, 1890.
STATE OF NEVADA, D. =
COUNTY OF ELKo. 3d.
AUDITORS OFFICE.

ELKo, July 3, 1899.
To the Honorable Board of County
Commissioners of Elko county, New. !;
GENTLEMEN:-We herewith submit
our Qarterly Report Of the Finances
of the county for the quarter ending
June 80, 1899.
Respectfully submitted,
G. A. WATKINS. Auditor.
A. G. DAwLEY. Treasurer.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-08-10

The above balance stands to the
credit OF the various funds as per
Treasurer's Balance Sheet, dated
July l, 1899:
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-08-10
NOTICE.

BY order OF the Board Of County
Commissioners Of Elko County, State
OF Nevada, made this 9Th day Of
February, 1899, notice is hereby
given that all persons who are charg.
es upon the county must come to the
County Hospital, or all claims for
their support will be disallowed by
said Board except in cases of extreme
emergency.
Attest: A. G.. DAwLEY,
.. County Clerk.
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FOR SALE BY ELKO DRUG co.
Indians Hungry for Books.

The Penobscots offer fair example
of what education and school training
can do for the Indian. This tribe is on
an island in the Penobscot river, near
Old Town, Me-, and still maintains its
tribal organization, elects it's chic:
and council, and makes It's own laws,
Although the village is 70 longer mad
up OF birch-bark wigwarns. it is com
posed of attractivclT built houses, vary-
ing from n one-room shauiy to the two
story dwelling Of tic modern American
type, with parlor, dining-room, and
Kitchen on the first fcor. There are
also Il church and two hall il the latte.
Of which public meetings and festaI
gatherings are held. They have a sub
Sthntl"l and well-rlanncd schoolhousc,
hacking nothing buJ books, CT Il propcr
and sufficient kind. Not only does the
Sch0o!hOu&c and its pupils feel this lack.
PAT III" oiicr indians are eager for good
reading matter. History is their ia
vPri:c subject, and next to this they pre-
fer stories Of travels and accounts of
birds and animals. Anyone having
books which he would like to donate to
some charitable purpose may rest as
sured that they will he appreciated to
their full worth by those Penobscot In
dians. They may be sent direct TO the
Indian village, addressed I'cnobscot IN
dian Library, Old Town. Me-, or thew
may be sent to Mr. Montague Chamber
lain, Quincy hall, Cambridge, who is
keenly interested in the welfare of these
lndians-the original American stock.
Boston Transcript.
Relative Importance of Letters.
To those who have never considered
the subject it might appear that each
letter is of equal Importance in tic
formation of words, but the relative
proportions required in the English Ian
guage are these: A, IS; b, 16; c, 30; d.
A. c, 1870; f, 25; g, II; h, Cd: i, so; j.,
k, s; I, 40; IN, 30; n, 80; O, so; p, II; q.
8; r, CO; s, 80; t, 90; IL, 81; v, IL; W, 90;
X, a; y, 20; z, 2. 1t is this knowledge
of how frequently one letter is used
compared with others that enables
crpytogram readers to unravel so many
mysteries.
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TREAsURER's BALANCE SHEET.
Cash in treasury to tae credit OF the
various funds, July l, 1899:
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-24
ST. VINCENT De PAUL
Semi-Annual Meeting Of the
Society Held Here
Yesterday.

Sixty-f1ve delegates to the first semi
annual meeting of Central Council. st.
Vincent de Paul society, met yesterday
at the institute on Temple street.
The meeting was opened with a mass
in st. Johns church at 1890 o'clock,
celebrated by Rev. Patrick Howard, af-
ter which the delegates adjourned to
the institute to discuss plans for the
pursuance of work which will be on
Quoted when the society was part of
the Central council Of Boston archdio-
cese organization.
was served by F. E. & w. E. Mar
shall in the institute, which all dele
gates attended.
Addresses were given by President
Hall Of the Central council and Sec
rotary Lane, both of Springfield, and
other members of the Central council
of the Springfield and Boston dioceses.
The talks by the men We're along the
line of the good work which the st.
Vincent de Paul societies have done
throughout the state, and proved to be
instructive and interesting
After the speeches, the delegates adj
journed to Lake Quinsigamond, where
they were guests of the Washington
Social club, which extended the free
dom of its house and grounds to the
visitors.
The delegates to the Central council
included some of the best known Cath
Ole laymen of Boston and Springfield,
who thoroughly enjoyed the hospitali-
ty Of the Worcester members.