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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-05-19
STARlN'S
New Haven TRANSPORTATION Co

UAlLI WACNEI IA u llUAI.
Allister, leaves New Haven from STARING
Pier, foot, OF Brown street. at lO:15 y. M
Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays Steam
son, Mondays, Wednesdays and TridayA
The STARIN leaves New York from Pies
Is, North River, at 8 p. m. Mondays, We'd
ING, Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Fare 70 cents. Excursion Tickets yl.3A
Staterooms, $1O0.
Tickets and staterooms for sale at ]. B.
Judson's 867 Chapel street; Peck & Bish-
ops 7O2 Chapel street. Free stage leaves
the depot on arrival of Hartford train
streets every half hour. commencing at $50
D. m. Through freight rates given and
bills of lading to al! points West. South,
and Southwest.
G. Fl. FISHER. Agent
Order your freight via GtArin Lisa
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DEVFT,OPMENT

t'Who do you think is greater said
the earnest young woman who is study
ing music, the person who creates a
great work or the person who interprets
it?'
"Well," answered Colonel Stilwel II
can only say this much: When 1 was in
the legislature we could get up all kinds
of acts, but we never knew just what
was in 'em till after the lawyers took
hold of 'em in the regular course of bus
iness.' Washington STAR
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-05-19
ROBINSON-BUTLER.
Seymour Young Lady Welded Yester-
day in This City.

Miss Amelia N. Butler daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Butler of Sey-
mour was married yesterday noon in
this city to Edward B. Robinson of
Branford by Professor Curtis of Yale.
The brides Seymour relatives were
among those present The bride was
attired in steel blue travelling dress
with black hat.
The couple will go direct to Lisbon,
Conn, where the groom has been or
dained as pastor of the Congregational
church, and where he has fitted up a
home.
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DEATH OF TOWN CLERK PHELPS.
Town Clerk James L. Phelps of Els
sex, aged forty-three years, son of ex-
Congressman James Phelps of that
place died yesterday. He was highly
eateemed
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New Haven Steamboat Co.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE.

Steamers from New Haven leave Belle
Dock. Old Line Pier: G. H. NORTHAM
1928 a. M, RICHARD PECK 1870 night
and 49, East River: RICHARD PECK 5
p. M, G. H. NORTHAM II midnight.
Fare $1.00. Excursion tickets, good for
10 days, $150.
Staterooms and tickets for sale at The
Peck & Bishop Co., TOP Chapel street, and
at Mixs drug store, cor. Chapel and Church
streets. as
FAST FREIGHT.
Through rates quoted over Express
reight Lines to points West, South, and
Southwest, and through Bills Of Lading Is,
sued in connection Herewith.
UHAS. /, FRENCH, Agent
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Auction sale, commencing Monday,
May Is, 1885, at a. m. Smedley Bros.
& Co., will sell at auction 100 lots Of
furniture, pianos, organs, ETC., at their
storehouse, No. III Brewery st. Sale
will continue each day until all are dis
posed of. r. B. MALLORY,
a12 If Auctioneer.
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HAMBURG-AMERICAN

TWIN SCREW EMPRESS LINE.
N Y PARIS LONDON : HAMBURG.
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
N. Y. LONDON = PARIS HAMBURG.
Also New York--Hamburg Direct.
For salings ETC., apply to
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE, 81 Broad.
way, N. Y; THOMAS q. PEASE & SON.
102 Church street, New Haven. f15 5us
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-05-18
Olasgow,s Exposition.

The arrangements for the big EXPOSE
tion in Glasgow in 1901 are well for
ward. The plans for the Industrial
and machinery section Of the build
ings have Just been approved. They
represent 10000 of expenditure and
they will be begun almost Immediate
ly. The first sod of the works is ex-
pectcd to be cut by Lord Provost Sir
David Richmond on Saturday week,
but, rs the committee has a strong
feeling against lavish expenditure at
the few functions that may be neces-
snry before the grand opening Of the
shaw, the ceremony will be avery SIM
pie one A special effort Is to be made
to have the principal buildings finished
by the close Of the Paris exposition in
1900, so that exhibits may be taken
direct from Paris to Glasgow, and put
into their places here without the ne
ccssity of storing them In any other
place In the interval.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-05-18
ALUckY ACCIDENT.
How tho Art Of Printing from Stone
Was Discovered.

How the Art Of Printing from Stone
Was Discovered.
One of the greatest discoveries ever
made was the result OF pure accident.
Il was In the year 1876. The citizens
of Munich had just witnessed the first
performance of Mozart's opera, Don
Juan" The theater was deserted by
all except one man, Alois Sennefelder,
who, after making round Of inspec-
tion in the building to see that there
was no danger OF fire. went to his room
to stamp the tickets OF admission for
the following day. When he entered
his room he had three things in his
hand-a polished milestone. which he
had bought for sharpening his razor:
ticket-stamp, still. moistened with
printing ink, and check on the treas
urer OF the theater for his weekly
salary. As he placed the latter on
the table n gust OF wind swept It high
up in his room. and then deposited 1t
in a basin Of water. Sennefelder dried
the paper as well as he could, and
then weighted 1t down with the whet-
stone, upon which he had carelessly
placed the printing stamp. When he
returned to his room the following
morning. he was astonished at seeing
the letters printed upon the dampen-
ed paper. A thought came to him. He
wondered whether by some such means
he could not simplify his work OF con-
tinually copying the songs of the
chorus: He went out and purchased n
large stone, commenced making ex-
periments. and. as we al! know, final
ly discovered the art OF printing from
stone-lithography.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-05-18
No More "ordln.ry- sle.p.r..

Some time ago the Pullman Com
pany, as an experimental measure. In
troduced Ordinary" sleeping car SER
vice on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road between Baltimore and Newark.
and Pittsburg and Chicago. The re-
suits to the Railroad Company were
very gratifying. but subsequently, II
was ascertained the Pullman Company
was not In position to furnish TINS
class of equipment to all roads oper-
ating Pullman cars east OF Chicago
and St. Louis, and to allay any friction
that might result from this inequality
of service. the Pullman Company re-
Quested the Baltimore and Ohio Raii-
road to resume the standard cars pre-
viously In service. which will be done
commencing April 10.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-05-18
Do -FOUR Fee. Aoh. and nun,

Shake into your shoes. Aliens Foot
Ease. a powder for the feet. It makes
tight or New Shoes feel Easy. Cures
Corns. Bunions. Swollen. Hot and
Sweating Feet. At all Druggists and
Shoe Stores. Csc. Sample sent FREE.
Address Allen 8. Olmsted. Leroy, N. Y.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-05-18
Patriotic Explanation.

Teacher-"John. illustrate the difference
between sit and set
Bright and Patriotic Boy-.'The United
States In country on which the sun
never sets and the rest Of the world never
Sits."-Detroit journal.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-05-18
Shift HQAQmA

Should always be dried before starching.
Apply "Faultless Starch freely to both
lay inside twenty minutes before ironing.
All grocers soil 'Faultless Starch, ~ 10c.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-05-18

It is estimated that 10000 tons Of
cucumbers are raised and eaten with
in the limits OF the United States every
year.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-05-18
A Doms.,ic oa,c.st. i.

you go home late. Billy; Is your wife
cleaning house?"
mo; she's only cleaning clothes presses.
When she gets to cleaning house she
doesn't let ME come home ut ALL"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-05-18

know that my life was saved by Piso's
Au Sable, Michigan, April 81, 1895.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-05-18
Halle Catnrrh Cure
Il taken internally. Price, TIC.

AREN'T you afraid your golf club will
injurc your bicycle businessR.. mot ct
all: We are going to have the links 30 far
out thnt every member will have to ride
n wheel" I"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-05-18

w TOMEN every turn by troubles peculiar
w to their Every mysterious ache or pain is .
wv symptom These distressing sensations will keep
on coming unless properly treated
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-05-18
Theatrical I:xprsllsnt

'Jack used to bc on the stage. and what
do you think he has done. mnmma?
"what, daughterg
'Ile has had a trnp-door cut in our pnr-
lor. 30 he can escape when 1 have call.
ers.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-05-18

..NVhnt are those pcrs all over your
back ynrdy' "I'vc ordered some trees.
and drove those pegs down to show my
wife where l didn't wunt them planted.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-05-18

Mrs. vins;ow's Soothing Syrup.
For children tecthing, roftcns tn ans. reduces In
Amnation ailays pan, ,euTcJ wind coIc- &c bottle
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-05-18

wasted figures of nine
tenths of our women.
every one of whom may
receive the invaluable ad-
vice of Mrs. Pinkham.
without charge. by writing
to her at Lynn. Mass.
Miss LULA EVANS, OF
Parkersburg. Iowa, writes
"DEAR MRS. PINKHAM-
for nearly three years.
leucorrhea, heart trouble
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-05-18

"Thnt professor says that Shakespeare 3
women nre not intellectual" "Of course
woods and picking flowers when she
might have made Hamlet buy them for
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-05-18

Mamma and ! are no: on speaking
terms" How distressing" she went
and told Harry that I trimmed all my
own hats before We were fnnrficd.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-05-18
u.wN-- of fraud!

UswA~- Of Freud!
Every suc-csp trcci, pitatoru nnd counterfeit
ers- Look out for .Ib .titutcs when you ask foi
Cascarct> Caudy Cath rte. All druggists. ioo. -
100.
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gn6 ni6t nir0er flntt.

96tlabeIp6iu, 2. 6e6ruar.-
Der g~etranOete 9afagier : 0ampFer
gR9bnlano" lieqt nod fe7t am Strdnz
be BON 5enpid's Ssluno. Die Der
Jude, bd5 6u6r3eug Bel eintretenber
5Iut5 piebsr flott 3u MAIDEN, fino Bis
ieBt erfoIglos ge6Iieben. Die 9aTaz
giere perDen ieBt aufS6leppOdmpFsrn
na4 benz nd4Iten. SafenplaB, Qepis,
Del, gebra4t, UNI ben bort auf einem
@pe3ial3ug na4 P9ilabeIp6ia bsF0rz
bert gu Deroan.
Der oRbbnlunb" 1T elmer Der or0Bz
ten 0amPFer, DeI9e 3pii6en 96ilaz
belp6ia un0 2iberpooI berte6ren unb
geb0rt our y9e6 StarzQtnie,~ beren
8etrieb bon Der Observation-Disclosures
pigation Company" I6ernommen
pOroen 1T. @r 1T elm eiferner Dam
pier nit Orei @erbeden. biermoItid,
bat 5000 Sonnen 9e6alt, 4O2 SUB
QGnge, 40 SUB 8reite unb 365 Sub
SieFe unO 1T Elm S9peferT9iFF bss
g8elgenIanb" unb bes opennIunb."
@r ging am 1. Sanuur BON Qiperpool
mad philadelphia a6. 5rii6er fu6r
er 3pti6en Qntperpen unb Stem
gort unb 5nii6sn &ntperpen unb
philadelphia.
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Sruifs uun fciu GnOe.

Can 6ran3isco, 2. 6ebr. -
Die california Winematers' Gorpoz
ration" unO bic yQfpcidteb 8ine0sdz
lers" BON g~dlifprnien polen ben gam
gen NeinbanbeI Der 9acific &iTie unz
itr ibre @ontrple 6ringen, nm bann
bOf:re PreiIe ein3ufibren. Na9 IGnz
qeren unter91noIungen BADEN Die9rpz
6u3entsn uno bic @roBfGnbIer ale
i6re 3piitigteiten beigsIegt, bic Gpnz
turren3 Toa dufb0ren unb ben &C.
i6%dftstun0en min man tbeuren 0ein
einTfenten. Sin TpLfsa 8orge6en
nennen bic Mitglitoer bieies @einz
3ruitS BON @%aIifornien cine aqIeitio
gereate9et6ejIigung an Dem 8d&Gftg2
9rofit.
Dem 9er6anoe Der gQFpciateb 0ine
@ealerS" geb0ren IS 9ro3ent Der @nz
gro8 : Weinbdnbler BON Californian
aIs Mttglieosr an. Die u8inematers
Corporation" tontrolirt ettpa 80 Bro
3ent Der geTammten Srau6enIeTe an
Der 9aciFic : 8iiIte. 8eibs 8sreins
TinO in gemeinIdmem 8cr9e6en fart
gsnug, UNI bic Breife fir @dIifornier
Dein i'm 9anoelSmurtte borI4rei6en
gu t0nnsn.
Detroit, Mi4., 2. Sebr. - Der
.3uder : Srut uno feline Setnbe ,8ufz
fset0nig" 4r6udGe. 0o{6er unb Sc
noRen lino bes Iangen 6abers nod
nift miioe. Sin Gomite Der nD6oIez
faIe 8rocers" BON W8i4igun, bic bur6
ben @onturren3trieg F4psr gu Isiben
6a6en, bat berge6ens QnItren9unqen
Qsmd9t, ben unertrGgli4en 8er6dltz
nifTen Elm @nbs gu MAIDEN. Man ppute
cine 8eri0bnung Der 9egner %un6u6nen,
bod er6ieltsn bic ei9tns na9 Rspz
0prf geI9idtsn 5rieben8bermittter BON
,3u6er : Magnat 9abemeDer tii6l Bis
ans Ser3 bindn ben 8eI4eib, baB er
ii8 nit 2lrbudls unb isinen 8unbssz
qenpfen auf feline untsrbanDIun9en
einIafen piirbe.
Ddbrenb bic Q~6qeIan0tsn Bruce,
2emOn unb Sanger bon Der Mi9igan
D6oleIaIe 8rocers' QTociutipn in
g1sp : gort paren, trafen fe mil Sc
T4dftsgenOfen aus anberen Staaten
3uidmmen, bic aud ii6er ban Gpnturz
ren3frie9 bittere &lage Fu6rten. SIM
gegenIettigen MsiHuRgsuugtauT9 fam
man gu benz @nti6IuB, Dem 3udsrz
Srut unb Dem 4rbudtszy Combine"
einsn 8e9en : SruTt Der y@6uIsTale
@rocsrs" in ben Mtittel Stadfen emf
aegen gu fsllsn. Man p~erubreoet cine
3uIammentunft, bic am s. 6e6ruar
in G9icugO 8ebufs @erpirtfi9ung beg
gepIdnten S4uB= unb SruB : 8iinbs
miles f~attfinben lou.
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Waihinatnn's nenrr grnatnr.

Olympic, Dai6., 2. 9ebruar.
- en- Der StuutsleQislatur bat bic
8unbesienutspabl geitern in Der "a.
4%6itimmung our @ntT3eibune aez
Fi6rt. Qobifon g. Softer BON Sacoz
ma lit Der QusernGblte. Der rsus
8unbesIenutOr BON Daf6inqton BAT
bis ieBt nod tein 0ffentli6ss Qmt Be-
tleibet, o6pobl er itets reqen Qnt6eil
an Der repu6litdniI9en 8artei : 8oliz
tiff i'm Staate nubm. Mit Ieiner ReOz
nerga6e 1T es IMAM Itpat" 6eteat. bod
gilt er ais Elm tluger 8eI6dFtsmann,
Der Our9 freige6tgs @elo6eifteuer fir
9artei8pede au pDIitiI6em @infIIb
geIangt lit. Softer 1T Miteiaentbi2
mer Der st. 9aul C Tacoma Gum
Der Company" unb ange6enber mil
IiOnGr. Sn ieinem poIitiI6sn 8l1uz
6ensbetenntniB ite6en als cardinal
gSfusS": @ute DdbrungsmitteI. @rz
paniion, S~ublibirung ber SanbeIsz
Marins uRb S9uBaoG.
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GermiIfte telearaubii6e SrbcI6cn.

- SRI. Setter 9arter, tpel6e9aus=
bGltertn bes 9~rGIibenten 8u9andn
pd6renb befIen Administration in
0ufbington mar, it geItern i'm &Iter
BON "a Sa6rer gu 2ancater, 4at, 8e@
Itor6en.
en- Gan Srun3i5co finb fiinf
&nuben 3pii6en II unO 16 Sa3ren
fpeoen zines 8eriu6s bTbaFtet Dot
ben, einen 3ug Der rSoutEern 9Gct{
ficz8abn" gum Gntgleiien gu brtngen.\
- Sine SurD 6at ben S4rifteBer
Sreb. SeB, GpeI9er bien SnpograPbi9e
Union" BON Gan 5ran3iscO auF $25,z
600 S6abenerIdB bertldgte, neil tbm
biefel6e ul8 0i6tunioniiten bonn Grs
Ionoen on Qr6eit ]berbinoerte, $1,000
0oMm. Metter aus Mabtion, a.
e., bat i'm g8att 5ouie" gu GouisoiasJ
&5., @el6Ifmorb Dur4 @H4isBen Pc
ganger. \
WiQtomg, pel6er nit einom iuneeh
WG06sn aus Rorristotpn, 3enn.,,
burfqe6rannt unO in ct. 2oris bers
6Qftef lpOrben mar, in Tel6ItmDrbertz
i6er Q614t cine 20iung BON Climb
b6l3erf0pfen. Gr liegt i'm Ster6en.
- Sn Marion, Snb., eri6oB Der
q Sabre alte 5armer George &eptins
oer feline 9eIiebte 2aurd 9eqen, ba lie
i'm ni6t beirut6en tpOqte. Die Ruoel,
nit pelder er fem eigenes 2e6en en6en
tponte, gtng fe6I, unO 8ePIinger snts
E(oh
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Sine muraIiide Giftblair.
8efFiir3enOs GntbiiGungen bs3itgli4
Der Rep : gprfsr 9iftmorOe in
@usIi6t goIteut. - Sin RisIens

StlHl0SltUS SIlpuuuIStW Ut6uStlH
Der Nep : gorfer @iftmOrOe in
@usIi4t goItelt. - Sin RisIens
ftanboI. - 0iTtrjttslmpaI!s 9arz
Diners QeuBerungsn.
Repz gOrf, 2. 5ebrudr. - Be-
3iigIt9 Des QoamsI9an 8;ThnorOes
pirO ieBt ertlGrt, DAB in bieism Sale
niGt Die 2eiOenIfaften, peGdo cine
6rau erregsp tarn, nie 3. 9. 2ie6e,
@tTerfu4t, Sap unO Ra4Iuat, CUR
8ariibung bes 9srbrafsns fibrtn,
I~pnOern DAB anDere Motioe ~borIogen.
So i6etnt, baB Dd in psnigen Sugen
elm fur6t6arer Sfur0al ans 3dgasz
lt6t tomnsr nirO upo OaB cine pdbre
f6euBItde Gitsr6laIe Der mor1ltI den
&srtommenbstt gum 9LaBen gsbrd4t
tperosn miro. Simmer 0eutLi6er ptro
es, bdB i'm g&niderbDder Qi9Ietic
Cub" cine 8e1euI9af oegenerirter
MGnner, Osrer &uIter ma bier gar
ni6t nit Humen bs8et6ren lam, i6r
ur4reIen trie6 unb p1B man tdlten
8tute5 morOste, nm 8lo8Islung unO
bic baDur6 0arurTu9te @9anbe gu Oerz
meib8n.
me6rere e6~rentpert6e M&itglteber bes
Clubs tpOusn ieBt barduf 0rin9en,
bdB pom 9irettorium eins unterIu=
dung gsfiibrt uno Die mpraliT9 Der
tommanen I9impfli9 au8geItoBen perz
ben, Sine gan3e Qn5ubI NitgIieoer,
ebsmdlige Mitglisbep unb 4n3sIteQte
oes CLUBS Iolen in bieIen StanoaI,
Der nod i9Iimmer alS Der DilOez
Sfdnbdl unb Der Gleberdnb>S truBenz
SfurDal 5r Qpnopn iefn piro, perz
ptteIt parben. Sn3pii4 en Idgt nun,
Die 8oli3ei babe cine rel1e Spur entz
oedt, bic nu9 Sartforo, Conn, Fibrt.
0prt no6nte betanntlt6 friiber Der
Surnlebrer Gorrifb, {opie 6rau &ate
8. 4oums urb oeren So9ter, 6rdu
6lorence Rogers. GorniI6 mar 3pei
Sage BON Sem : gort abneIenb. Mdn
qluubt, baB sr fi9 in Sartfor0 oufz
bielt, UNI ben 0etetttbs bebilF[i9 gu
fem.
GorntT6 bate gsitern me6rare Con-
feren3en nit 0etefttbs urb ba3tpt6en
conferirte er mib Sobn p. QOams,
benz SsfretGr bea n8rider6Dder
CLUBS" Dies beutet du9 barauf bin,
baB ettpaS i'm @arge lit.
Capt. McGIuste9 giebt IeG6it gu,
buB maj pfhttge Gntoedungsn in
SartfprD gemd9t babe, unb er beutet
nun an, boB bic pegen margeInber
8epei1e 10 longe berTfobenen 8erbufz
tungeD ieBt erbIi3 our 8oGtredung
tcnmen per6sn. Gs perben iebenTals
gIei9 me6rere 8er6afmngen duF elm
mai erfpIg&n, ba man e8, ME 19on an
gaoautet, nit elmer gdr3sn 8dnoe mo-
ruIiI6 bsrtommensr8er breder gu tbup
fat. 9ie[ei9t piro bur9 ben Goroz
ner8 : SnqusIt bic @ntIarbung bar
8anbe erFoIgen. Wann aber Der Snz
queit begonren miro, has tanp nod
giemonO Tagen. Seute fpurOe ongez
tiinoigt, oaB morgen bereit5 cine Goroz
ners : SurD bereibfgt perben tpirb,
b1mit tit a6er no9 INNER ri4t gez
Fagt, baB Damn du8 bic @erbanO[unz
gen Beginner miifen.
SeoenFaG8 fam man Ti6 in rd9Iter
3ait auf gerdbe3u entIeB(i6s @ntbiilz
lungen gefaBt MAIDEN.
9titrift5anpalt 9aroin,r ertlGrte
beRte Mittag, er lei Iider, baB bic Ser
Tor, peI6e 9ift an Barnet gsI9idt
babe, IN moruLii3er SinTi6t ~rperDsrs"
isi. 3pei ooer bret @%erbaFtungen itdnz
ben bebor. sd babe bas notbpenz
bige 8epeiSmateridl, Idgte er.
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8rutaler SruScrmnrS

Gbicdgo, 2. 5ebruar. - 56os.
Malone ergub Ii4 Dieieu Tu6mittoo
Der Ppli3ei unb legte bo5 8efGnbniB
al, Dab er IeBte Nd4t ieiren 8ruOer
Mli6ueL Malpne ermorDet. Gr err
3d6lte, baB Mi9del betrunfen nab
6uuie fam unh i6n ~duFforDerte, Bier
gu bolen. 0u er, Sbomu5, bie5 ni6b
that, i9leubsrte Mi6oeL einen OFerz
bedel na9 ibm. g9a5 bra6te bic
Sadie gum &fappen," bemerltc S6o=
mas i'm 9OIi8etamt. rMli8ael taugte
bod ni9ts. Gr mar immer betrunten
unb fling nit Sebermann 6GnOsL an.
IS mar nit ibm ni6t aus3utommen.
Sd i6Iug i'm NIT einem 5ummer
nieOer, i9leppte i'm in's 8ett UNI
mn6te i6m NIT etnem 8aIirmeKer ben
8arau5. Dies lift QleS, mas bran
lift. Gs tbut mir IeiO, boB i6 es mar,
Der i'm tDbtete; dber er bat ni9ts gez
taugt. Gr bate Elm Re6t, toot gu
fein." Die Hu6bdr5lsute Iinb i'm
4lgemeinen beriel6en 4nIi6t, pie Der
MDrDer.
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Rrtte @atrrlanosbrrtAriniarr
8etrunfene Neger : SOlOdten EGtteu
in 9erartanu beindbe Gin 8LnSbdo
her6eiasfi6rt.

8etrunfsne gleger : Solbaten 6dtteu
in 3erartana beindbe Elm 8Lu.baD
ber6eigefii6rt.
QittIe Sod. Qrt., 2. Ge6ruar.
@iner 6eute aus 3erurtdnu Bier
einaetrUffenen DapsT6e 3ufOI8e PaIijr=
ten geitern adt 3iiae nit 1900 yte9ers
Sol6dter pom 10. Ser. StudtenzRdz
puaerie : Reaiment bic Stdot duf Der
Su6rt na6 San Qntonio. Al5 he in
Serurfuna dntamen, fpdren lie fd't
IGmmtlid 6etrunten uno iu4ten I'M
ruben in Der StaDt an8uitiften. Sine
Qr3u6l Der Burden DerI6dHte lt4
nit @epalt Gingang in Elm 9uus,
bemolirte bic W0bel unb bertrleb be
9epo6ner. GpnItd6ler SameS Ros
dele bsrIuhte, bic Ieger : SolodteH
gu berbuften, unb perFoIgte fie, ais tie
nab ben 8a8gons entflOben. DIS lie
bieIelben errei6t bdtten, geldng IS
Rp6eQe, ben Qnfibrer Der 8anDe 81
berbuften. Sofort paren 6unOerte
BON 9epebren auf ibn geri9tet, un0
t6re 8siiBer berIdngten in ~brpben0em
Some bic 6reiIafung ibre5 &amerdz
ben. On ie0em Naggonfsniter itarO
Elm 6etrunterer g}eger = SplOat NIT
benz @etpebr i'm QnI9lag. Der Con-
itabIer iab fi9 barduf psrdnluBt, ietz
men 8efdngenen frei5ugeben, unp Derz
felbe entfIpb in bic Bdggons.
Die glu9ri6t bon ben 8orgGngen
berbreitete Ii9 ME Elm 2auffeuer bur9
bic Stabt. SdmmtIi9e Si6erbeits=
Beanie uno SunDerte ron 8iirgern
fdnOen ii9 auf BEN 8ubnbofe Elm uno
nubmen cine brpbenoe Saltung gegen
bic Splouten Elm.
@ountD : Nnpult Soruce 8au1bdn
feBte It9 nit benz 8puperneur in Der
btn0ung, unb auF 9eranlufunq Desz
ieIben tDuroen bic Buggons nit Den
farbtgen &dDdqeriiten iieben Stunhen
IN Serartdnu 8urid gebulten. Oils
betannt rpuroe, baB bic 8iir9er Ti9
nit 9Dnumit : 8atronen berIeben bat
ten uno 6ereit pGrer. bic gan5e 8unOe
in bic 2uft gu fprergen, penn bic
ShuLotgen ni4t ausgeIiefert piiroen,
fteI ben farbi0en SoIbdten ous 9ar3
in bic 5oien, unb Iie erfldrtsn Ii6 be-
reit, Die @rceoenten 6eruus3uge6en,
falls bieIeIben ibentifi3irt peroen
tOnnten. 0us mar unm0gIi6, uno 10
tpurOen feline 9%srbuFtun8sn DOrgenoms
men. -
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@interluettcr.

6potane, Dai9, 2. 5e6ruar.-
Seit "a Stunben 6erri6t bier GRIM
MICE &Glte. unb elm f9arTer NorboTtz
pinb tpebt. 3pan3ig 9rab unter
Ruu tpirb aus benz 9iItrilt &ootendt,
8.zG., unb BON Der Golpiuez 3eferbaz
tim gu Seto, @of6., gemeIbet. Der
Ii~ebenjd6rige @url Drummer erfror gu
SetO 0uf ieinem @ege nd4 Der
S6ule.
3snper, Gor., 2. 6e6ruur. -
Ollie bur4 Colorado fi6renOenSran8z
Continental 9abnen Iinb bur4 tieFen
S3nee blpfirt, unb berI6iebene 3Ige
finb 1teden geblieben. 8ei Sboibore
Bat fi9 cine Go1iIior ereignet, bur3
tpeI4e 5tpei 8ebienItete DerIeBt muir
ben.
8otfe, Sbu6o, 2. 5e6ruar.-Giz
ner Der 6eFtigiten 8Ii33drb5 in ber@ez
f9i6te Sbabo's tpiitbeb in 2embiz
Gountb. 4qsr 8erts6r lit u%ntsrbroz
den unD man fiir6tet, buB me6rere
9erTpnen, peI6e ouF benz 2anbe bon
Dem Sfurme iberai9t purOen, umgez
tommen fnb.
0enber, GoI., 2. 5ebruar. -
Wd6renb Der b%ergangenen gtu9t Fiel
bier bus Sbsrmometer duF 3ebn 9rab
unter NuG. 9eute Friib Itieg es UNI
brei @rab, unO S9neegeIt06er
6err{6t.
Teue S6nae fiirme tratsn beute in So
lorabo Elm, unb etli6e peitere 2apis
nenHiir3e psrben aus benz 8ebtrge gez
meloet. U}s6rere SrtI9aften, 70 3. g.
Breckenridge, Gomo uno Dillon, tpas
rem ldnqsre 3eit bon oIem 8erfebr
a6oeT6ritten, uno erIt beute geldng ss,
ben not6leiosnben 8etpobnern reue
9orrGt6e BON 2e6ensmittsln 5u3uIens
ben. en- 2eabDiae ge6t Der &obsnDOrz
rntb hsneuflib ouF bic Rsine
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grrtrua nit ben Greet SnOiunern.

Wtusto9ee, So, 2. 5ebrudr.
- Der @ertrag 3piI6en ben Ser.
Staten unb Der Greet>Iation tpuroe
geTtern unter3ei9net. Die 2Gn0sreien
unb bas 9elb finb laut9ertraa glet6z
6eitIi4 an bic Sn0iuner gu %pertbeilen.
Die iogenunnteu Street. 5reeOmen"
er6alten nur 100 Older 2anb, ur0 Die
Regierung be5 Stammes Der Greet
Iation 1T pieber tin5uieBsr. Grts
minulprO5ehe be6Glt Ii9 Die 9ereIntgte
Staatens Regierunq Dor. Der 8ers
faltf beraui9enoer @etrdnfe 1T perbo@
ten. sir 8u6erperfe, 0ratntrung
Il. I. IN. burfen 8pnb0usgabeH geS
ma9t per6eH.