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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-04-19
CAT isRH OF TIE STOMACH.
A Pleasant, simple, Safe bat Encctusi
Cure for It.

oatarfh Of the stomach has long been
considered the next thing to incurable.
The usual symptoms are full or bloat.
ed sensation after eating, accompanied
some times with sour or watery Iisings,
formation of gases. causing pressure on
the lungs and heart and difficult breath
ing; hea dache. tickle appetite, nervous
ness and general played out and Ian
guild feeling.
There is often foul taste In the
mouth, coated tongue, and IL the Interior
of stomach could be seen 1t would show q
Shiny, infiamed condition.
The cure for this common and obsti-
nate disease is found in treatment
which causes the food to be readily and
thoroughly digested before IL las time TO
ferment and Irritate the delicate mucous
surfaces of the stomach.
10 secure prompt and healthy diges-
tion Is the one necessary thing to do, and
when normal digestion Is secured the ca
tarrhal condition win have disappeared.
According to DIR. Harlanson the safest
and best treatment Is to use after each
meal . tablet. composed OF Diastase,
Aseptio Pepsin, little Nux, Golden Seal
ana fruit acids.
These tablets can now be found at all
drug stores under the name OF Stuart $
f.. Dyspepsia Tablets, and, not being q pat
ent medicine, can he used with perfect
safety and assurance that healthy appe-
title and thorough digestion Will follow
their regular use after meals.
Mr.. n. j. Booher, of 2710 Dearborn
street, Chicago, ILL.,, writes: "Catarrh
is local condition resulting from a neg
leoted cold in the head, whereby the I'm
ing membrane of the nose becomes in-
famed and the poisonous discharge there
from, passing back into the throat. reach.
es the stomach, thus producing oatarrh OF
the stomach. Medical authorities pre-
scribed for me three years for oatarrh oil
the stomach without cure, but today i
am tine happiest OF men after using only
one box of Stuatt's dyspepsia Tablets.
l can not fnd appropriate words to ex-
press my Coon feelings. L nave found
flesh, appetite and sound rest from their
use.
stuart Dyspepsia Tablets Is the safest
preparation as we'll as the simplest and
most convenient remedy for any form OF
indigestion, catarrh of the stomach, bill
iousness sour stomach, heartburn and
bloating after meals
Send for book. mailed free, on stomach
troubles, by addressing the h. A. Stuart
Co., Marshall, Mich. Tie tablets eau be
found at all drug stores. ~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-04-19
YARMOUTH.

The First Parish church has accepted
the resignation of the pastor, Rev. Minot
Shaw Hart well. A council VIII be called
for the purpose of dismissing him on
Thursday, April Goth.
Mr.. Charles Barbour met with serious
accident on Monday afternoon at the
Forest Paper oompaDy's mill. While at
tempting to jump away from a tank
which was boiling over in the liquor
room he caught his leg and broke it be-
low the knee.
A special car on the electric road has
been chartered which will leave Yarmouth
at p m, Wednesday to attend the Yale
missionary meeting in Portland. This
car will return at ths pleasure of those
chsrteripg 1t.
State Senator Joseph Y. Hodsdon was
thrown from his carriage on Monday,
brusing his shoulder and arm quite bad
".
Last Sunday morning at the Central
church the pastor, Rev. o. K Crosby,
peaohed sermon on the subject OF
1.-The Peace Congress, and the proposition
of the Gar of Russia for federation of
nations, and a universal disarmament.
AT the conclusion of the service the So
ciety adopted resolutions welcoming the
proposal OF the Gar of Russia to hold
"A peace congress of all nations at The
Hague next month.
The selectmen have appointed the fol-
lowing board of police: Chief, Charles
5. Russell; Willis s. Fogg, Il. 5. Blake,
Il. NJ. Greene Wallace III. Soule, Calvin
S. Sawyer. Wilber G. Jones, John Carter
Allan MoKinnon, George f. Bryant, Fred
Webber, John Henney.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-04-19
PITCHERS INEFFECTIVE.
Kloby and :Hughes Both Hit Hard
But Boston Lost.

New York, April 16.-The Brooklyns
and Bostons wound M their series at
Brooklyn today with q sluggiug match,
Hanlon's men winning by II to Z.
Hughes and Klobedanz were both ineffeo.
tive; Klobedanz showed a lack of knowl-
edge of the new-bnlk rule and was twice
worked for extra bases. Tenpey was
lined IS for kicking. The visitors had
three men on bases In the 9th.s hui. were
blanksd. The two teams left tonight
for Boston; where they will open tomor.
row. Score:
Boston, 8 GA q 10 IT, Z
Brooklyn, y 0 0 2 XII
HitA Boston, az; Brooklyn, IL. Er-
rors, Boston, q; Brooklyn, .. Batteries
Hughes and Smith. klobedanz and
Clarke,
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PORTLAND'S BALL TEAM.
Manager smith Announces signing OF
Six Players.

Manager Smith has notified the presi.
dsnt of the Portland base ball association
that he has signed the following men for
the Portland team: John Tott, Phila-
deIphia, catcher; Bert Everson, Marcus
Hook. Pa, pitcher; bling" G. Love,
Philadelphia, first baseman; James A.
Covelle. Cleveland, Ohio, second base;
william Clark. Philadelphia, shortstop;
Curtis Bernard. springfield, Ill. centre
fielder.
The men are all new to this part of the
country and nothing Is known of them
hey ond the names
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-04-19
TO DIR. CLOUGH.
Banquet rendered Ham ny the Direct.
ors OF the Eye and Ear Inhrmary.

ors OF the Eye and Ear Inhrmary.
The directors of the Maine Rye and Ear
innrmary rendered complimentary BAN
quet last evening at the infrmAry to
DIR. H. I. ClouRb. house surgeon of the
Maine Eye and Ear Infirmary and sscre-
rary Of the board Of directors of that In.
stitution. DR.. Clough has recently re.
signed his position In the iu6rmary to
assume charge Of the eye and ear depart
ment of the new Eastern Maize State
hospital at Bangor All the directors Of
the Institution together with nearly all
the prominent physicians 10 the city
were present at this affair. Col. Fred N.
Dow. who returned from the South few
days ago, and who is president of the
board of directors, presided at this ban
quet.
DR.. K. Il. Holt was the first speaker,
and after cigars had been lighted
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-04-19
WHEN TRAVELLING

Whether ON pleasure bent or business,
take on every trip bottle of Syrup OF
Figs, as it acts most pleasantly and
effectually on the kidneys, liver. and
bowels, preventing fevers, headaches,
and other forms of sickness. For sale
in 80 cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. Manufactured by the California
Fig Syrup Co. Only.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-04-19
SENATORS TURNED TABLES.

Washington, April ls.-The Senators
today by hard and opportune batting
took the game from their erstwhile con
querors Frazer let down In the NTH
inning. The Phillies sacrificed well but
could not bit consesutively. Score:
Washington, 90 o 81 % K
Philadelphia, o . 0 ! 0 0 o o IL
Hits, Washington, Q, Philadelphia, 8
krrors, Washington, B; Philadelphia, ],
Batteries, Weyhing and McCiuire; Frazer
and Mcfarland.
BALTIMORE WON IN EIGHTH.
Baltimore, April is.-The two teams
today showed an absolute reversal Of
from yesterday. With the score to
against them, shut out was predicted
when the home went to bat in the eighth
inning. But in that inning the Balti
mores made eight runs and won the game
Attendance 1908. Score:
Baltimore, o O } 0 0 o 0 s rs
New York, Il . o 0 1 o o.
Hits, Baltimore, 10; New York, 8. Err
teries, Mctiinty and Robinson; Carrick
and Warner.
NOODLES WINS HIS SPURS.
Cincinnati, April ls.-"Noodles'
Hahn's first game In the league was q
victory. The younester was very wild
but effective at critical stages. Atten-
dance $40. Score:
Cincinnati. 0 o o Q g 3 0 0 81
Pittsburg, ! o o 3 0 ! %
Hits, Cincinnati, S; Pittsburg, 5. Er.
rors. Cincinnati, 2; Pittsburg, 8 Errors,
Cincinnati. .; fittsburg, 9. batteries,
Hahn and peitz,; Rines and Schriver.
BASE BALL NOTES.
A meeting of the directors of the Port
land base ball association occurred yester'
day afternoon at Swett's hotel. A num-
Der Of routine matters were acted upon.
The local association has a crew of five
men at work on the grounds, and If the
present weather continues they will he
In splendid shape for the opening game.
week from Thursday.
The new uniforms for the Portland
team have been ordered. They are light
blue gray, with maroon trimmings.
Manager smith writes that he will be
here In few days.
The Taunton baseball club has secured
the following players: J. W. King, third
bass; John McDougal, pitcher; Dave
Pickett, outfelder; George Grant, catch
er and utility man. Manager Moore Is
now negotiating with Buster" Burrill,
catcher, and several others.
The local committee of the l.. A. W,
whose spring meet occurs in Portland
Memorial dny are trying to arrange TO
have the races occur on the track at the
ball field, in connection with the ball
games. II arr ,ngements can be made so
that the races win net interfere with the
ball games, the l.. A. W. people can
be accommodated. At yester-
day S meeting Of the directors,a committee
was appointed to confer with the wheel
men to see just what they were willing TO
do.
you've got the best manager in the
league" said Manager Clarity of the
Portland theatre, yesterday to a MEM
bers of the Portland association.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-04-19
RELOCATION TELEPHONE LINE.

Wednesday afternoon at four o clock the
mayor and aldermen are to give a public
hearing ON the petition of the New II g.
land Telegraph and Telephone comp an
for the right to relocate and maintain Its
line on Forest avenue between Pleasant
street, Woodfords, and the Portland and
Rochester railroad crossing at Morriils .
The hearing is to be held In the alder
mems chamber.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-04-19
"MR. SMOOTH y

Willie Golfers latest farce "Mr.
Smooth" will be seen at the Jefferson
next Tuesday and Wednesday. 1t is said
to be hew1insly funny.
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yours and he got bottle now on my fourth bottle
feel that am entirely cured can day hardly
realize that such wonderful possible Lydia
hams Vegetable Compound the medicine for women
Don't wait until You Frustrated con
don known Change Of Life" Get Mrs Pinkharn's ad.
vice and learn how other women got through
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-04-19

nREPARE for the turn of life 1t is critical period
Asindcations of the change appear your phys
cal condition is good The experience is wonderful
one under circumstances full of menace Mrs Pnk
ham Of Lynn Mass will give you her advice without charge
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-04-19
SUPREME COURT AT BELFAST.

Belfast, April 1s.-The April term of
the supreme judicial court convened here
today. Judge Sewall G. Strout Of Port
land, presiding in place of Chief Justice
Peters, who is absent ON account of Ill.
ness. But few cases arc assigned.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-04-19

write to Mrs. Pinkham. at
Lynn, Mass, and get her adj
vice and be cured as have
BEEN"
MRS. F. H. ALLEN. 4Io Ne
braska Ave, Toledo. Ohio,
writes:
DEAR MRS. PINKHAM:-
Change Of life was working on
me. My kidneys and bladder
were affected. l had been
confined to the house all sum-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-04-19

mer, not able to stand
on my feet for any
length of time. Terri
Bile pains when urinat-
ing and an itching that
nearly drove me wild.
I had tried many RENE
dies. ! told my hus-
band I had great faith
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She has done SO much for women.
surely you can trust her. Read
this letter from Mrs. NJ. c. GXIF-
FINc. of Geofgeville. Mo-:
DEAR Mas. PNKHAM Tho
doctor called my trouble ulcera-
ton of womb and change of life.
l was troubled with profuse flow-
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TALKS WITH
WOMEN OF
MIDDLE A0E
irg and became very weak,

ing and became weak When wrote to you was down
bed had UP for six months; doctors
all the time but 1t did me good had almost
given up despair your Vegetable Compound has
feel like q woman. cannot thank you enough.
would advise any who Is afflicted have been
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R3tfinret6 SadtSets.

Sc ip 3 q. -Gommer3ienrath arpz
rerAStuttalrt Ipenbete aus Qlnldb feiz
neg 40idbrigen gerufsiubildums Der
Witttpen=, Waifenz unb eSnpalinenz
3u1hubfaiie hes MngtmeinenOeutih hea
8ubhanblunes @ebilfenperbanbs.
Der ieinen Sib in 2eipsis but, 5000
Marf.
sSn Der ipe. rGottge" in 2eipsi1z
linbendu bat Iih Elm in 2inbenuu
ipobnbafter 38idhriaer aaufmann
our6 grhInoen entleibt.
Werms bort. 6errn Tubrz
irerfsbeiiber WuQuit 5ieftrunf in
Mermsborf, Der 1849 uater sSiibrung
beg bamalioen prinsen Gilbert bic grz
itiirmuna Der Diippeler 9han5en nit
eema6t bot, tpurbe pom 0orfanbe
beg. Militdrpereins in Mermsborf cine
Ghrentafel gum si1benfen an iene
Qlorreiden Sage iiberreiht.
Wurae en-. = Ser SilMermeiter
gtabtrath 6ermann 5nmibt in Wur=
aen blidte biefer Sage auf eire 3OiG6=
riae 1euerirebrbienitaeit auriid.
3i9 pa II. - g1G9fens fperben
es SO Sabre, baB Der Webermeiiter
3arl alaus bahier Der priptl. .G6uben=
ailbe anaeb0rt. Die Gilbe bat Be-
fhlpien, ihren treuperbienten Same;
raten an oiefem sselttaae in aebiibrenz
Der Weiie au ebren. 9lu9 benz @ater
hes eSSubtlars, benz perforbenenWeberz
nleiiter M5plf alaus, mar es pereDnnt,
hos aleide sSubildum Bel Der bortissn
Gilbe feitli6 au beaeben.
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8fabiau. Die biei. 3ir9en=
aelneinbe blidt in bie1em eScbre auf ein
5OOidbr. 8eiteben arriid. unb es piro
bea5iihtiat, bieies sSubildum i'm Muz
quit b. S. feitlih au beqeben.
Oarfebmen.. Ser 8lib aiiuz
bete an Derihiebenen Stellen bieiiger
umgesenb, 10 3. 9. febte er einen 9euz
16uppen bes @utes Nuerflub in8raac.
Sin rfalter" SGlaa fuhr in bas @dit:
1dus bes nusr Srtes 3d., 5ertriim=
inerte rie 5eniter unb betdu6te bic un=
tpeienben Gdite.
Orenbfnrt. = 2ebtbin mahte
Der 8eiiber Mttbum in csSdalad ieineT
rlen Ropf in cine @6linae ftedte uno
iih alsbann cine Guael in ben aopf
iagte. 5iefIinn unb unaliidlt4e 6an1tz
lienperbdltnifie ftQen bic llrfa2s beg
Selbitmorbes fein.
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Mfhaffenburg. Mn hem
Muinzltfer tpirb bemndhft Der 5tpeite
Greifrub=a aettenbampfer montirt perz
ben.
Neaensburg. Mie berlau-
tet, ftiirate ii1 Die ssrau bes General
arates Or. Nubtpurm in einem Nnfal
bon @eiitesitDrllng aug einen syeniter
ib1er i'm atpeiten Stpd beleaenen MDbs
illlna an Der BON Der 9annitrabe unb
hlieb fofort tpbt.
g Sbnetnfurt. grhdnat bat
iih in fetnes MeiHers Werfitatt Der
17idbriqe 9itteritrider Sob. 8. Grd<
nler, neil feline @ltern i'm niht in bic
ssrembe aieben laffen tponten.
3niefel. Die 87idbrige sSn=
trpEnerin Ratharina Wfirpalb ftiirste
in bas foaenanllte Saulenbbahl un@
terhalb 3tpieYelbera unb ertranf, bd Tie
fi6 nift mebr berausauarbeiten per=
mpdte uno 6ilfe nidt in Der Ndbe aee
ipeien mar.
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Gdleswta ss,oItteiss.

Melborf. Sn elmer Sibung
ul1ferer Gtabtpertretung tpurbe bic ipez
gen Ginfiibruns bes eleftrifhen Qidts
In unferer Stabt beitebenbe ftdbiifde
Rommiffion beauftragt, nit Dr. Rlinz
genbera iii gbarlottenburg einen Werz
trag iiber bic Mnfertigling eines proz
iefts eines bier au erridtsnben Glsftri<
attGtsnerts ab5ufhlieben.
DIbesloe. Sn 9pbenborf Bel
GiGebe brannte bus @eipefe bes Wiebz
hGnblers 8. Milb0ft total nieber. Die
1eipobner retteten i,ur nit genauer
gDth bus nadte Qeben. Cine Rub unb
brti G9peine famen IN ben 6Ianlmen
nm. sat bas gefammte MDbiliar
tDurbe tbenfdlIs cine Neute hes Ders
hetrenben Clements.
SnIt8mig. Der lan9iGbriae,
befbiente aoifirtr ber ftefi9tn i6ni9s
licsa Nesiernnss1 s1auptsaiI Rel5s
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SuGsim Bel 3ieIar. - aiiraliA
fpuroe bier i'm .@ieaepIhen @ditbof
tpieoer eine aroBe ldnoliche 6o6aeit
aefetert. Die Srhter bes 8auernbofz
befibers Hiible beiratbete ben Bauernz
Eofbeftber WDblina. gslaben fpuren
400 gerionen erihiener $50 perToz
men, Die 6Dhaeit buuerte atpei Sage.
8eihla6tet naren IL 2dmmer, 3 S9@
fen 5 Sdtpeine, 30 6iibner. $50 STA
fhen Wein iparen bei 8eginn beg
6ofseitsmables enttprtt in 8ereitz
fhaft asiteat.
WeiBenfeIs. sn Der 5emiz
ncrbaufraae tpurbe burh ben Milaiter
entidieoen. baB bag Seminar bier
bletbt.
We iterbiifen. 6ier tpurbe
benz Maldiniiten ssrisbrt6 5dulae
aug Salbfe, Der SO Sabre BEL Der Sir
ma Ilbert unb 6ermann Shmtot
hierielbit in Mrheit itebt, i'm 8eiiein
feiner Wfitarbeiter burh ben Mmtsporz
fteber SAmibt bas bonn aailer perlte=
bene Illaemeine gbrenasi6en iiberz
reidt.
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sAnsldnOtlltJfs.


MltmieaIod Der hieiiae
lonbpirtb ssulins Gberte ippfitt init
feinem eirlaieer 16iGbrigtn @obne IN
her WltraeIgrube bier einen Mdaen pou
Mergel fiir bos 9cntntrf Witsloh lus
ben, ala cine Interchangeable Shihte
brnh unb Wrter unb Gobn nnter iish
bearub. Der Batter fDnnte ii6 nod
retten, Der Sobn inbeifen fonnte nllr
tobt berporasaraben t0erDen. Di, Goz
sn,ilie iDirb unto mebr bebduert, als iie
IN threm stilIen, fleiBigen Sobne bic
0uuptitiibe perlrrt.
@enqenbad. Die plGne
nnb Der Roiteniiherfhlaa fir bic biez
iiqe MafIerleituna iinb nunmebr gefers
tigt, unb in ndhiter 3eit tpirb bic Sc
rlebmiauna bes BiirgerausidnHes bas
3il einoebplt iperben. Der Eofenauf4
tpanb beIdnft iim nah benz Wordr1<
fhlaa unf 100, 900 so.
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@ra,t,tf0tt,et3.

DteImiffen. sn 6unsen
tDurbe ber Grunbitein fir Die bortiae
neue @hule aeleat, beren 8au bem
areismaurermeiiter 6ermann Meperz
6alle iibertraaen tporben lit.
Salber. eSn 8ruhmaebterien
beaina bas @aftpirtb 8ufe'ihe Che
paar bag syeit Der eolbenen 9ohseit.
Bon bielen Seiten tpurben oem eSubel@
paare Mufmerffamfeiten erpiefen.
Srautenfei n. - Muf eine 25=
iGbr. Sbdtisfeit i'm Dienite Der Ser
aoglihen Jorftberpaltuns, unb aipar
i'm ssoritrepier 6aifelfelbe 2, fonnte
!ebthin Der S5rfter Henneberg auriid='
bliden. Son nab unb fern tpurben
bemielben aablreibe Mllfmerfiamfeiten
gu She'll.
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Mbetmproptms ,.no gSetffaIet,.

G6ln.- -Berittene S4ubleute, unb
stpar einlttpeilen bier, iinb am 1. bs.
Mts. BON Der bieiigen f0nislihen poli@
aeibertpaltuns in Oienit geiteat porz
ben: tpeitere bier iollen NIT bem 1. n.
Mts. in Oienft treten.
Oiiffelborf. - Die unternehz
merin Der 8enratber Gleinbabn, bic
gontinentale @eieafdaft fir elettriz
fde unternebmunsen, sebt iest be; ben
Na9bargemeinben nit ibrer Gingabe
petitionfren, in tpelher ber 8eairts=
MusfhuB erludt pirb, bic Ginfiibrung
Der Benrather Gleinbabn iiber bic @lz
leritrabe Biz gum 6auptbabnbof in
OiiRel6orf gu gefdtten.
&refelb. Cine 0ereinigung
bieiigerRuntfreunbe bat einen aniebnz
liden She'll Der beriibmten 5amnlung
bon Bilbiperten Der italienif1en Mez
naiKance bon Mbolf bon 8ederatb In
Berlin aum preiIe bon 10000 Mart
ertpprben unb benl Rai1er Wtlbelm=
Mufeilm iiberipiefen. gs beitebt bic
Mbiiht, i'm 2aufe Der 3eit ben ni9t
minber aniebnliden Heit Der @ammz
lung ebenfalIs fir bas Raifer Wils
heln Muieum gu taufen, bamit bic
gan3e Sammluns in ben 8eiib ber
Waterftabt bon 8ederatb's tomme.
Mettmann. Nahben erit bor
einiaen Sagen benz @obn bes sSllbrs
unternebmers Qu. gu 2inberbeibe i'm
Oebbdher Malbe beim Muflaben bon
Naumft6mmen Elm folder auf ben
lnterleib, gefanen mar. 10 baB mon.
ben llngliidli1en erbeblih berlebt in's
Rranfenbaus bate fhaffen miifien,
fanb bic Gbefrau bes S9loHers SUI.
s. bafelbIt einen idredliden Sob. Die
ssrdl mar init 9ol3iuhen beihdftigt
unb tam bierbei einenl Baum 3u 1labe,
Der aerdbt sefdllt tpurbe. Der 8dum
fiel unb begrub bic Jrul unter fib.
Die berbeiserufenenMer5t fOnuten muir
ben 9ob ber lngliidli4en conitatiren.
GtBtere bilterldBt aliBer ibrem Munne
sipei ileine Rinber.
Gortnl nm B. @eeen 100000
Mt 1lusiabittusr bsimt nnisr Stabt<
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&efen.Nafan.

sranffurt a. M. = Die elefz
trilden Srambabnpasen tperben CUR
3eit nit elmer Ginrihtrng berIeben,
bic allieitig NIT Sreube begriibt peroen
biirfte. sSeber Magen erbdlt ndmlih
etnen eroben 8erbanbfalten, Der IN duz
Berit apednldbiser Weiie alles grforz
berlide fir bic erite 9iilfe Bel eirsm
unfdq entbdlt, unb atpar obne Riidz
fiht barallf, ob Der l1nfan fi6 i'm 8ez
triebe ereignet ober unabbGhgig oapon
an Dber neben Der Strede.
!6onaua. M. = Die i'm October
b. 3. erDffnete aleinbabn aublzMloenz
au<ShDntrippen, gebaut unb betriez
ben bon einem eSnsenieur 8. Gbrii itnerz
Sonau, ging in Elm gonlortium iiber,
bas iih als giIenbabnz unb Snpuftriez
Gsfenfdaft, 9lctienz@eieG1 eG1haftShDllz
frippen, eonitituirte. Oas Mcttenzgaz
pttal betrGgt !, 100000 Marf.
6ebem il II ben. - 0ie 0erIude,
tpelGe ieitens bes 0errn Srebersbau=
len angeitellt puroen, 8alaltiteine gu
ftnben, finb bon grfolg eefrDnt. Sm
foaenannten Babe iteine lpurben quite
Stsine reIp. 8aIultfelien sefunben.
Serr s. gebentt, entipeber eine GutfAs
balm Bis sur 2anbitrabe ober eine
0rahtleilbabn Bis gum Babn5of an5uz
leQen.
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mardzWerein nit unteritiibung anbez
ret 8ereine einen 8tsmard<9 burn an
Ger 2eipaiacr GtraBe erri9ten.
Ser NIB ura. = 9e:m 9(usite6en
ben 8rennneneln fir bic iuneen
gGnie alitt Die a6taiaidbriae Witttpe
Senninq 1us sslberltebt am ufer Der
gBipper aus, ,fiel in ben Stub unb err
tranf. ssS9rc 8eeleitertn, bic in niht
au aroBer gntfernung beriel6en 8ez
fhdfttauna ncGaina, bate ppn benz
llnfalI nidfs benerft, termibte aber
baln bic alte ssrau. Oie1e tpar aber
bereits tobt unb bonn Strome na9 benz
anberen nfer miteefiibrt pprben.
Gotba. = Die 6ersoainzWitttpe
Mleranbrine tebrt ndhitens aug Nts3a
alriid uno nimmt auf ShloB galenz
berq Mobaune.
Ni9t bas prntectorat iber bic 9iez
iiae 2oae bat Der 6eraog bon gpnz
nauobt ii5ernpminen, ipie mitgetbeilt
irrrbe, ionbern bic ibm aneetraaene
Gbrenmitaliebfhaft. p1otectcr Der
Q1ae 1T 6eraoa Mlfreb.
NofentbaI Msub). - Sci elmer
bier erfoloten Dampffehelerplolion
tpurben iieben perionen astObtet.
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fddel auf einmal Elm III Jolge Wers.
taufs Der @etperffhaft rWeffaliaA an
nos @tdbltperf pSfh. Der Wertanfss
preis betrdst $4,000, 600 Wlt., tpopon
anoerthalb .prpeent llmiubitsnfr erhos-
ben tpirb.
BidefeIb. ssn areBe Mnsit
ipurben fiir3lih III ber Nudlt perWirtb
Gr1mer unb Der aaufmaHn atHtet9
perIebt, inbem inebrere Burfhsn bel
eritersm 8, bei iebterem 6 Jeniteriheiz
ben einihlugen. NpG niht yenug
biermit, mibhdnoelten biefelben non
fnehrere .bes Weses fommenbe illt,gee
2eIte. elmer tpurhe berartig gefhfugen,
bnR babel ber Stod 3erbrad. Die ruAz
Iofen Sbdter iinb ertannt. !. s'.,. { !.
s5attingen Mubr) Muf grdBz
I Hide Mrt fam auf Der bel Stiepel aelez
aeiien 3ede rprinszResent" Der Berg
smann Nuauit HiiIe BON Weirnar nm's
geben. Niiie tplrbe BEL ether 5eilfahrt
anifden JDrbertorb unb G4u1t5im=
meruna aebriidt unb entieblid) Derz
itiimmelt. baB fein Sob aleih eintrat.
gr mar perbeiratbet uno Batter bon 6
Gtnbern.
li nben.- Dit aus Miiniter ge@
lneloet ipirb. bat Der propin5ialausz
ihub fir bes Tier gu erbauenbe 9enfz
mai bes Groben aurfiirlten einen Be-
trae bon 5000 Wt. hefpiligt.