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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14
Mrs. Dunaway's Funeral.

MISUNDERSTANDING, VA. Feb "a
Specialize funeral Of Mrs Dunaway.
wife Of Rev. DR.. T. $. Dunaway, took
place from the Baptist church yesterday
afternoon and was largely attended, not
withstandng the inclement weather.
Rev. DR.. VIM. T.. Hatcher, OF Rich
mond. conducted the solemnly impressive
ceremonies and the remains were placed
in vault, the interment 70 De made
later
Rev. DR.. ]. s. Dill. OF Richmond
preached at the Baptist church here YES
terday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14
\ Prescription.

Doctor" said he. I'm a victim OF IN
somnia. ] can't sleep ST there's ne least
noise-such as cat on the back fence
tor instance
This powder VIII be effective replied
the physician. after compromising pre-
scription.
when do ] take It. doctor
you don't take &C. Give % 10 tho cat
'n a little milk. Tit Bits
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14
GOT TWELVE MONTHS.
The Punishment Melted Ont to an
Overcoat Thief.

Roy Richmond. alias r. Fisher, alias
j. Fisher. but whose real name is said
10 be Forney was tried in the Hust-
ings Court on the charge of stealing an
overcoat. the property Of ST. George
Teacle.
Al 1870 yesterday afternoon the jury
brought 10 90 verdict OF guilty. and fixed
his punishment at twelve months with
one cent fine.
Motion for judgment was filed I'm the
Law and Equity Court yesterday by
r. J.. Hubbard against Taiaferro * Co,
FOR $50 ~.
The docket was 10 have been called In
this court yesterday and cases set for
trial. but on account of the slim attend
ance of the bar. the matter was post
pOncd until to-day.
All Of the City Hall departments were
closed early yesterday afternoon with
the exception of the Hastings Court ali
Of whose omcials were present and busy
until a late hour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14
OLD OFFICERS REELECTED.
Annual Meeting of the Hebrew HOME
for the Aged and infirm.

The annual meeting oi the ="
Home FOR the Aged ana inhfh vas ~"
Sunday. with very good "''en"'''''
Mr.. Henry s. Hutzlcr VIZ
president: Mr.. Philip Nhi'iO'h s''e
president and Mr.. Isaac Heid seo'',"'.
and treasurer. The following boAIu VI
Directors was chosen al being te-e'e0'-
ed, except Mr. T.. Millhiser VINO W
strcted IA succecd his father. the late
MIR Moses Mnihiser.
Rev. T.. y. Calisch. Messrs Julius
straus. a. Greentree. NJ. Thalhimer J.
II. Kaufman. ]. Levitt T. Raab' VI. r.
Marcuse. and T. Millhiser.
Mr.. Isaac Held submitted his annual
rsDort showing the total rcceipts 10 have
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14

Juniper married his typewriter 90 save
her salary"
We'll, what happcned2'
He is now paying "a man SO a week
more than he would have TO pay a COM
potent young woman for doing the same
work. n his wife didn't object."-Chi-
CagO News
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14

been 81. GJ3CG. He also presented a com
parative statement. which proved the
condition of the Home TO be- very en-
Couraeing.
The report OF President Hutzler was
read, showing the great amount Of good
done by the Home in the past year, and
fits excellent condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14
Creating an Impression.

Billson-Whose pocketbook is mat you
ire advertising for?
Jimson-Mine. of course.
Get OUT PocketbOok containing d ron
Of notes and a i1rse number Of checks
ana securities. Finder can keep Lhe
money il me viii return papers "et
OUT You DONE see = roll OF notes OF
check once in year.
Moo. but Bertha Builion's fatner taxes
the paper I advertised the loss 3D. anu
he'll see the advertisement See
"Humph, Where did you go tie money
20 pay for that big ad: ,.,
Bertha lent il 20 ne, bless He''
Bits
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14
THE sorrH,s MONOPOLY

The plea which Mr. A. y. Tompkin..
OF Charlotte, y. c.. recently made IN be-
half Of a textile school for his State Is
bearing fruit II is believed that the
Legislature now In session will make an
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14
Part oftlhe PLAY.

AHihor-Shah keep the star on III"
stage during the entire play?
Manae qr-Why. Of course mot, GIVE
him at least a chance IN the third act
to visit he box office and see the money
COunte l-Amusement News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14

First Tenor-"Im afraid our manager
has a skeleton I'm mis- closet
Prima pOnna-"Well, that won't do
him hair as much harm ia the long run
as viii come 20 him on account Of the
skeletons he has In the chorus
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14
rrr TIMES, RICHMOND. VA TUESDAY FEBRUARY a. 1899

And of so many joys the source?
Well WE'LL
Why preach. when greater good by lar'
Can be accomplished tending barr
st Louis Post-Dispatch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14

No session OF the United States Circuit
Court OF Appeals was held yesterday. The
Judges remained at tie jefferson Hotel
all day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14

ness upon these accomplishing beings
md elected thanks almost too painful
- receive. FULTON.
richmond. Va; Feb II. iSso.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14

There may be poetry in the beautiful
snow now, for IT can be measured BY the
feet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14

Now that things are a trihe dull, Nc
Kinley might find time to do the right
thing by Senator Flanagan. lie owes
him one
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14

QUAY may discover that during the
recent cold snap his plum tree was
touched by frost.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14

rhe Times IS always indebted 70 frie los
who favor II with society items . ana
personals but must urge INA. az S. ~
be sent over the SIGNATURE
All unsigned communications will be re-
jectCd always.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14

Yesterday was one DAY at least when
all the men OF Richmond walked in the
stralght and narrow path.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14

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States.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14

We can sympathize with the poor sol
dlers in Manila who are suffering Win
the heat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14

General Eagans tumble into retire
ment didn't even leave a ripple on the
surface.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14

1t begins to look as If it was the army
bin or an extra session Of Congress. We
manage somehow to keep In danger even
after the war closes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14
augmentation and that such school Will

sppropriation and that such n scnooi WI"
no established In the early future.
Mr. Tompkins showed the people OF MS
state how to make cotton crop no"
sold al G cents a pound in the raw worm
~ cents and 50 rents and even 100 cents
n mound. by converting 1t into the hhesl
articles OF cotton manufactures.
But I'm order to accomplish TINS 'hers
must be educated worl<men In abundance
and in order 20 get these there must be
textile schools at which the young may
be taught. Mr.. Tompklns has sounded
the keynote. lie Is an educated work
man himself and knows what he Is
talking about. II the people Of the state
will follow his advice and put his sug-
gestions into practice. the results which
he promises will be forthcoming. Cot
ton is still king in the South and IL will
make us rich. II We will make the most
of the monopoly which nature has given
us. The south has a monopoly of the
cotton business. Let us enjoy our own
and profit by It.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14

In mony houses the peace crop was
ruined By the freezing OF the preserve
Jars in The pantry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14

MANCHESTER BUREAU, iiI HULL
STREET.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14

The height Of irony was reached yes
terday when the ice wagons were en-
ployed In hauling coal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14

Speaker Reed is against the Nicaragua
canal bill. and also IS opposed to his
party's policy of expansion. There may
be another car disarmament scheme
worked in the House next session too.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14

Chess Player Pillsbury. d.. Stafford.
the lecturer. the Persian Garden and
the Bijou stars were all snow bound and
postponed We just mentioned this for
the benefit Of those who keep tab on the
good and bad results of every storm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14

PETERSBURG AGENT,
MRS. S. &. HUTCHINSON. LO"i'@N4'D
STREET.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14

There is one great satisfaction at this
the corner waiting for a street car.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14

When the ground hog comes out an
other year posse Of citizen VIII be
waiting with shot guns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14

There is 50 much ice in the stream that
the river slips over the rocks and falls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14

Hawkins-why do they speak Of a fuel
famine?
Tucker-Because in this weather the
stoves eat up coal so fast.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14

Now is the time to test your neighbor
by touching his coal bin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14

The tea 10 have been given last evening
BY Hollywood Memorial Association, j.
was another Of the postponements mace
an imperative necessity by the weather
The postponement is an indefinite one
and its necessity IS keenly regretted py
the membership. because Of the depleted
condition Of the treasury and the facI
that the care Of the officers Sectioh
makes an addition thereto of vital inn
pOrtance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14

The subscription german. to have been
given last evening by the younger SET,
had to be abandoned, OF course. owing 10
the Nealher
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14

Miss Lucy Clare Atkinson left yester-
day for Hampton, TO make an extended
visit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-14

We take pleasure in announcing 20 our
friends and the business community gen
orally, that We have opened. ln connie,
Counting-house supplies complete
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-31
Yon.utertt.

Sit 0 ip. - aleinz unb 8roBz5uz
den BEL 8iitptp iinb 16 @ebGube unb
Die fatboltiche Stride bur9 eineSeuersz
brunit einsedf6ert.
ssinfentpd tp be. Gin Maler
aus Starsarb fboB auf Der Sabri
bon Stettin nah Starbgarb in Der
Ndhe BON sinfentpalbe in bem giienz
babnfoupee mebrere @epolperihiifIe ah
unb hielt in 5olse oefen Der 3ug duf
freiem sSeloe. Die unteriu9ung gegen
ben iibermiitbtgen S4iiben 1T eingez
leitet.
@Dhren. Das Stabttbeater
tpirb auh in biefer Saifon er0ffnet
tperben. Der Sbeaterbirector 5offmann
aus Berlin bat bic 9beaterbane auf 5
Sabre gepadtet.
G.retfenberg. - Der in tpeiz
ten Rretien betannte Mittergutsbeiiber
b. Blantenburs auf 3immerbauIen lit
plDblih Deritorben, NIT bemielben ber=
liert bic MolfereisS Snbutrie un1erer
Drobina ben bebeutenbften GDrberer.
Rolberg. - Ser Gifenbabn=MIz
iiftent ReemB in aolbers lit feinen
f9tperen 2eiben. berbeigefiibrt bur9
eiuen 8abnunfall, erlegen
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G6teHette

8reslau. Dem Yrppinaial@
ratb Or. Montde in 8reslau lit Der
gharafter als @ebeirner Hesierungsz
rath berlteben iporben.
@lpaau.- - Der &utIher eines
nit Shntt belabenen Wasens tpollte
etnem entsegenfommenbe auss
tpeihen unb fam bubei bart an ben
8iiraerfetg. ssn biefem Mugenblit
fiel bas breiidbrise s06terden bes
ubrmahers Sabri1h beim Spielen 10
unaliidlib bonn Srottoir atpii6en bic
Rdber bes Wagens, bdB bas 9interz
rab benz ainbe iiber ben Ropf ging
unb ibn sermalmte, fubab bus @ebirn
bloslag unb Der Sob iofprt eintrat.
Sels. - Oas Giirit 8ismards
Oenfmal. ipeldes in Der Stabt Sels
aur Mufitellune eelansen ipirb, lit i'm
@uB pollenbet. Meihsz unb 2anbtagsz
abaeorbneter 2anbratb a. .. BON adr@
borff bat baifelbe bon Der 8ronaegiez
berei Gluoenbed in Srieori4sbagen BEL
Berlin abgenommen.
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GtrobpDrrdtbe hefdnben, ii beltn
sylamnlen, ipelhe dud Durd bds
fdnelle gingreiien Der 9erner Jentrs
ipebr nicbt befebr1nft tperben fDnnten.
Die @ebdube finn Big auf ben GrunDl
rliebergebrannt. Gliidliher Meiie TT
eg nod gelungen, buS Nieb 5n retten..
Mis oas Ieuer entItdrbcn. TT nph
ni6t feitseitellt.
2cnsenbrefr. Die Jrte.
bridltraBs bierfelbIt fon ansgsbaut
tperhen. CUR Mbi6dbung Der fir ben
Nusbau erforSerliasn Grunbfldhen
ipelhe BON Der Sparfaffe in &irhbunz
benz in Mnipruh aenommen 1inb, TT
bereits 3ermtn anbelarmt.
Mun1ter. Der erfte 6hleppe
bnmpfer bes @9leppldifffahrts Sc
fcllinaft Dortlnunb : Gms, beftsbenb
aus benz @dleppbampfer Seer" nnb
ben56lepptdbnen .Mbeine" unb n2ins
gen., lief in ben bieiisen 5afen etn.
Die RGbne baben ben Weg bon Seer
nah bier in Der Guberit fur5en 3eit
BON nidt sana bret 9aaen auriidselest.
Oie Rdbne finb neu erbaut, auf Das
9eite eingsridtet unb pDn iebr gefdlli@
aer Sorm, 10 baB iie bic Mnertennuns
iebes Sadperitdnbtgen finben.
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G@leS.ut9sRotEetss.

SIbdngeIn. - Dabier brab
sseuer aus i'm 9auie bes Stf9lers
Mangelien au gfenisfelb. Da bas
6aus ifolirt liegt, mar ni9t Mlannz
fhaft fAneu genug Bel Der 9anb, Inn
bas6aus retten 5u tDnnen, 5in1al nidt
aeniigenb MaHer borbanben mar. Die
Mobilien purben gr0Btentbetls geretz
tet. Das 6aus lit Big cuf ben @runb
niebergebrannt.
Siberbttbmar1Ae Sit
folge ftiirmif1er Witterung 1T Elm
Durnbruh Bel ben Deidarbeiten i'm
9rennetpurtber Norlanbe erfoIqt unb
bic Gdleufe bolI Waf1er gelaufen. Sc
benfalls tperben bur9 bieien DorfalI
bic bortigen Mrbeiten ettpas pera1aert
iperben. Bei ben bortigen Deiharbeiz
ten iinb nod INNER gegen 700 Mann
befhGftigt, beren 9aseTobn iib ie nad)
2eiitung auf 4-5 81. felt. 3pei
groBe. auf beru Mrbeitsfelbe erbaute
4uruden geipGbren ben Mrbeitern auf
@erldnaen Rd9tlogis nb8et0itisung.
6dnnDber
@eeHemiin be. ssn Qtnerfenz
,liina ber benz beutfnen @hiffe ,Marz
adretha1 aus 9arbel I'm October b. s.
geleiiteten 9ilfe in Geenptb Fat ber
beiltihe Rniier benz Captain bes enaz
lifmen 6tfhOampfers r6bdfefpe1re"
aus Gun eine febr tpert6polle qolbene
1lbr sun1 Gefhent senaht; ferner
ipurbe benz Steuermunn bes Gif9bamr
pferS Elm @elbgefnenf BON 2OOM. unD
BEN NoOtsmann ein fDle1es bon 100lR.
lbetpieie1
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Qthtenbera. Cine uufrer
aenbe TdnilienIrene fpielte fich in bent
9ietfs'i1en 0aufe ab. Der Shpieserz
fobn bes S. padrB, mar BON elmer
GsfliMfeit nah 6nufe gefommen. Die
SSrau hes g. muchte ibren Wdnn bier
iiber Boripiirfe, Die g. nit Drohungen
ertpiDsrte. Der Shtpieserpater bes
g., ipeIber tranf i'm Bette lag, CAB aitf
Ieinen Ghipiegerfphn p. eiren 5dnb
ab, burh ipelhen berfelbe lebensaes
fdbrlih dm9alle beriebt !purbe. 5tetfe
trurbe mittslit @aaen tft''bas Mmtsge<
ridtssefdngntb gu 2iidofp einaelies
fert. Das Ndbere tpirb bie geriAtsz
ieitia por5unebnteHbe unteriu1ung err
eeben. p. befinbet iieb iii Woltersborf
BEL ieinen glter1l unb lit Bis jeBt nod
niht pernebmun9sfdbig.
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oyIe 4but offentIidx Mnsrtsnnnug 81!

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3Dllt.
gennbsin. ssn bem bsndd}s
sbarten uffbola tDurbs bon g siIIsi!, ssls ST
fiiralih anqsnonlmeaen Ditnftateg,t
IL sMbtpsIsnbeif Des 6dusbsrrl1 PSI S.
s2acbt ein ueberfall duf b<flen Sdspss
ifer rnb Sic balbqeldbmte Mnttsr qua
orfi;1rt. Ser MenfA rsrlebte DsI1h| 3 4
Msdbshen, bas iih frdftig sur Msgr
fehfe mebfere Mei5tritihe nnD ussl3s
haabelte Bic dIte ssrou nit ssI!s1u
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sher,s erariff er fhIieBlih pis {5lndsfs
fpl oher bsreits IN Gula BET GebIpttier
perboftst moiben fsin.
3abern. SIN Mcnot @sps
tenber ipirb bier Elm 1Otdaigtr s0b1t.
bauturfus abgebalten perber, bsr btt
reaem sssntereHe audi feiteils btr Adl1ps|
pirtbe fir unfere an Dbifbdunten lc
reide Gesenb BON srOben Nussn iDess
ben fat1n. ....
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MItfetten. ssm oberen 1beil
Der proiettirten ,2ustpegitrabe", auf
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Wehrlifdlofes, bart an Der Ilbisries
berraen5e. erbeben ii1 bereits bic Bauz
profile fir cine neue r0mifA=tatbolifne
Rirde nit pfarrbaus.
Mrtb @pl ba u. - Oas l1rs
fhpeiaerif9e Shminaz unb Melplerz
feit nit Mlpaufsans fonnte bisber mod
niht abgebalten iperben unb finbet
besbalb Bel giin5tiser Witterung am
ndhiten Sonntas itatt.
;Slanil. = 9ei itarfer Betbeiliz
guna tpurbe bier bas fantonale 5nii.
Benfeit erDffnet. @ormittags tpnrbe bic
Rantonolfabne BON ben 2i9tenfteiger
Ghiiben iibergeben. Mm Mittag mar
etn belebtes Banfett nit Gon3ert Der
Weinaartner Nesimentsmuiif.
Gent. Der @tabt Sent iDurben
burh ben Seitamentspoli litreder Der
fiir3liA beritorbenen claiborne beplanz
tamour, Mitttpe bes Mpblt6ters be
Ylantanour, 10000 ST. fir bic TGb=
tiihen Muieen unb Sammlungen unn
10000 1T. fur bic itdbtil& BibIiotbet
iiberreiht.
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Cefterret6.1tn8artk

Wien. - Oas llnipobHein bes
Raiiers 1T nun pollitdnbig eeb0ben
unb bic bamit perbunben getpeienen
@dneracn in Der 0iifte unb i'm Rreu3
finb falt sdnslih gefdnunben. Gin
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Benz in S9Dnbrunn abgebaltenen &C.
metniatnen Minifsrratbe prdiibttt>
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l9lOiien, ndhfter Sage BON S40ns
brrnh abaureiien anp ii9 nah SlhI
aum Sommeraufentbalte gu besebeit.
Dor einigen Saaer tsrloItete, ber&ai=
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beaeben, Inn bort bic Sur au gebraiz
hen. Ser giinitise 0erlauf bes nun
behobenen 2eirens laBt abes cine So
fteiner Cur ni9t mebr als notbtpenbig
eriAeinen, unb bieielbe lpirb baber uns
terbleiben.
9raa. - Wie perlautet, tpirb Der
@bg. S6Dnerer bemnG9it Bel elmer i'm
nieberOiterrei9if6en Malbpiertel ftatt>
finbenben Seier feinen unb feiner 5as
mtlie feterli6en llebertritt gum prp=
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tbciluna fir ben 8au Der Wiener Giz
fenbabn. i'm 63. 2ebensiabre naa turz
aer Rrantbeit.
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BDbltngen.- Wor einisen Saz
gen, an etnem 5reitaa. bes Wlorsens
3tpiihen 8 unb II ubr. ipurbe ber
Gobn bes bieiisen @teuerbernalters
Badert, Mbolf 8ahert, 3beilbaber ber
Tirma Ramiperaer u. Sic. in @tutt<
CART, in Smmerbinaen auf einem Spa
3iergung in benz nahen Walb bon atpei
Gtrolben cnsefallen unb beraubt;
berfelbe lag Bis aum ndhitenSonntag,
mo er erft aufgefunben purbe, in Der
RGlte llnb dnbaltenbem Megen. 3unge
unb 9ippe iinb geIdbmt, Mrme unb
8etne iteif. g. liegt ahr 3eit i'm 9otel
gum rGalfen" In Smmenbingen.
8ppfingen.-Sn her Ronfurs=
lad bes 8ierbruuers unb 2ammtpir=
ties @1nib bier tpurDe bic Qiegen=
ihaft i'm afpeiten Werfaufstermin um
48,5OO WSdrf BON benz 8rdumeiiter
Wiiller bon Sbsrfohen erfteisert.
ganfatt. Die NnmelbeIiite
fir bas 81. fbtpabi1he RreisturnfeE
1T rlilnmebr abse1hloffen. Mm Wer>
einsipettturnen unb bamit audi an ben
Maiieniibunsen betbeiliaen fi4 95Werz
cine nit 1900 3urrern. Die 0erbeis
fhaffuns Der notbiaen @erdtbe III NIT
GROCER Wtube linb nibt unbebeutenben
6hiDierigtetten berfniipft. @Gmmtz
liAe Gurniibungen tperben duf benz
Jeitpldb, Gem MGlen. boraenommen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-31
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Glbing. - Oas Shpurgeriht
rerurtbeilte ben @utsbeiiber Reaenz
breht tpegsn tpifentli6en Meineios
rnb betriigerii6en 8anterotts gu Ell
ner bretidbrisen 3uhtbausitrafe unb
bieridbrigem @brperluit, 5rdulein
2emfe Der 8eibilfe gum Banterott gu
elmer einidbrieen 9efdngnibitrafe unh
rem Mrbeiter Mansfe gu elmer ieass
tpDhisen @efdngniBbaft.
Neutei6. 6err @utsbeiiber
2etttemann in 8robient bat feline 8e=
1ibung, 100 Morgen culm. grob. nit
Snbentar fir $4,000 Mf., oas iinb
$4,000 Mf. PRO 9ufe, an 9errnWienb
aug &alteberberge perfauft 6err 2ett=
femann taufte bas Grunbitiid bor 2
Sabren fir 100000 Mf.
puBig. Oas bonn Waterldnbie
1hen Grauenberein erbaute Rranten.
baus 1T feierlt9 erDffnet porben.
3oppot. Siingft tpurre bon
ssifhern III Der Ndbe Der bief. Mieiel@
felber bic 2ei1e bes atpeiten Der Gez
briiber 9ileebranbt sefunben. Muh
bic Qeide bes britten 0erunsliidten,
bes Mrbeiters Sfellnif, ,tpurbe b.Br0Ien
aufsefiIM, 10 bab nun ale hrei 2ei=
den Der 3beilnebmer ar iener unsliid=
lid perlaufenen 2uitfabrt seborsen
finb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-31
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EDrben haben ben 8au Der 9asanItalt
her5abrif alonnezO zOortmunb fir133,z
900 Mf. iibertrager. uno sDar unter
Der 8ebinguna, bab bielelben big gum
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5000 &ubitmeter @as gu leiiten.
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Notwithstanding bier ourb ben
Neubau zines Wobnbaufes, ,nelAes bier
5amilien unterfpmmen bietet, ab. Sir
Bic unterbeamten Der poftperpaltung
1T bereits i'm Derganaenen Sabre BON
pripater Seite elm grDberes 5amtlterz
baus erri4tet tporeen.