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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-01
INQUEST COMPLETED.
Coroners Jury Says Van Deventer
Was Crushed to Death Under
n Car.

The jury of inquest in the case Of
Isaac Van Deventer, the man who was
found crushed TO death under rail-
road car in Trant's lumber yard Thurs
day morning, met at the Police Sta
ton at o'clock yesterday afternoon
and prepared their verdict.
Coroner Holiday stated to the jury
that, though an adjournment had been
taken from the previous day for the
purpose of making an autopsy. he had
concluded it unnecessary to make any
further examination. being convinced
that Van Deventer was alive when the
train struck him. There was no evil
dence OF foul play, the coroner said
and he had learned that the report as
to Van Deventer having n large sum
OF money before the killing was err
roneous.
No further testimony was taken. and
the finding of the jury was announced
1t was that Van Deventer was crushed
to death under a car.
Van Deventer's funeral was held in
Berkeley at II o'clock yesterday morn
ing.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-01
SELECTING HISTORIES.

A called meeting of the City School
Board was held last night for the pur-
pose OF selecting histories to be used
in the public schools. but after a ses-
sion of more than two hours, adjourn
ed. leaving the matter unsettled The
two histories favored by members of
The board are Mrs. Lees and DR. ].
VIM. Jones' histories of the United
States. both by Southern authors. The
latter history is now used In the
schools. The final action taken was to
deier the selection to the next regu-
lar meeting OF the board in September.
the school principals being instructed
to omit history teaching meanwhile.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-01
UNION MEETINGS OF ALL YOUNG
PEOPLES Societies

For the next four Sundays union
meetings OF the various Young Peoples
Societies will be held in Court Street
Baptist Church lecture ROOM under the
auspices of the Young Mems Christian
Association.
1t has been the custom of the Asso-
citation to have meetings for men only
but during this series both ladies and
men are invited. All members of the
various Baptist Young Peoples
Unions. Epworth Leagues, ST. An
drew's brotherhood and other societies
are cordially invited.
These meetings will doubtless be
largely attended, and will prove of
great benefit in many ways.
The Epworth League of Monumental
Nj. IL. Church will conduct the first
meeting<of the series tomorrow after
noon.
Mr.. H. T. Law will make the princi-
pal address. and Mrs. c. S. Pullen will
be soloist. The service of song will be-
gin at O'clock
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-01

B. Garrett, d. D.. will preach at IL a.
M Owing to the pastor expecting to
be absent on the second Sunday, the
sacrament of the Lords Supper will
be administered after the sermon
Preaching at p. m. by the pastor. All
are invited.
Calvary Baptist Church, Rev. Sam
uel Saunders. pastor. Services to-
morrow will be as follows: Sunday
school at 9:15 a. m, E. p. Rodman,
superintendent; preaching at IL u. m.
and at p. m. All are cordially in
vited to these meetings.
South Street Baptist Church, corner
south and Efngham streets. Rev. ].
w. Mitchell, pastor-Sunday school at
9:3O q. M; preaching at IL a. m. and s
p: m. Rev. ii. w. Tribble. ID. d., pres
ident OF the Rawlings Institute, Char
lottesville. Va, will occupy the pulpit
at the morning service and the pastor
VIII preach at night. The Lords Sup
per VIII be celebrated at the close Of
the morning service
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-01
BUILDING PERMITS.

During the month of August City En-
gineer Bascom Sykes has given lines
for the following new buildings:
Mrs. Sarah r. Codd, two-story single,
frame corner of Hatton and a streets.
James Il. Maupin, two and one-half
story, brick, on North Court street.
DIR. A. A. Robertson, two-story sim
GLE frame, on North Green street.
Seaboard Real Estate Company, two
story single. frame. corner of Bay and
Cooke streets.
William NJ. Peters. two two-story
single, frame, on Fourth near Nelson
street.
Isaac e. Jacobson, frame addition, on
Sixth street, near Lincoln street.
Frank Lindsay, two-story single,
frame. on North street. near Middle
street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-01
SAYS HE WAS CHLOROFORMED
AND ROBBED.

Charles Scott. colored who applied
to Justice Peed on Thursday night for
n warrant for the arrest of Charles
jackson, said that he had been chic
reformed and robbed by Jackson of
1915. Jackson said that he went to
see a female acquaintance, who enter
r1rned ntTTT OF ITcr dUDTyrC5. T3Oth
fell into a doZe. and when Scott awoke
his trousers pocket had been ripped
open and his money was gone. The
woman was still asleep, and Scott had
difficulty in arousing her. Scott de-
clares that he smet the odor of some
drug, and believed it to be chloroform.
The warrant for Jackson was issued
and he was arrested. His examination
was set for September 10th.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-01
MIR. MAYNARD ENDORSED.

At a meeting of the Fourth Ward
John w. Daniel Democratic Club on
Thursday night, the following resolu-
lions were adopted:
Whereas. The Democratic Conven-
ton, held in Newport News August
23d, selected the Hon. Harry l.. May
nard as the standard bearer of the
Democracy of the Second District of
Virginia, and,
Whereas. This club. always in har-
mony with the will of the Democratic
party, in special manner appreciates
the privilege of contributing to his
election; therefore. be it
Resolved, That the Fourth Ward
John w. Daniel Club endorses the can
didacy of the Hon. Harry l.. Maynard,
and pledges the best efforts of a united
membership to secure his election.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-01
YOUNG PEOPLE ELoPE.

Mr.. Julian Whitson and Miss Eva
West. two well-know and popular
young people of Scottsville, were mar
ried last Wednesday in Elizabeth City.
The affair was an elopement, and the
secret was so we'll guarded that their
plans were not known until they re-
turned home after being married. They
sought and received parental forgive
ness and blessing. Mrs. Whitson is
the daughter of Mr.. Louis West and
Is one of Scottsville's most attractive
young ladies.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-01
MISSIONARY ANNIVERSARY AT
PORT NORFOLK.

DR.. j. c. C. Newton will preach at
the Port Norfolk NJ. e. Church Sun
day morning and night. The morning
subject will be: "Paul's Debt to the
Greeks and Barbarians;;" at night.
THE Situat ton in the East, Especially
China" DIR. Newton labored in Japan
and China for about eight years and
is one of the best equipped missiona-
ries in the Southern Methodist Church
All who can should avail themselves Of
the opportunity of hearing him.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES FOR AU-
GUST.

There were few marriages In the city
during last month. The following lie
enses were issued:
Whites-Theodore Eugene Trip to
Annie F.. Stores, James Lassiter Busby
to Zela Clements Sebrell, Edward II.
Harrell to Annie Johnson. Daniel e.
Trower to Cora Adelaide Warren, Ed
ward p Broughton to Nellie L. King.
Colored - Jerome Arnold Gray to
Mary Riddick, Frank Pierce to Lily
MaYo.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-01
NAVY YARD MOVIES.

Orders have been received to repair
the collier Southery in all departments.
Work will begin at once. and it is esti-
vessel.
Pay Inspector James a. Ring arrived
at the navy yard yesterday from At
lantic City. He will relieve Pay In
spector j. D. Redfeld here as general
storekeepcr.
The yard will be closed to labor on
Monday.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-01
Paving REDEJaTI9N BONDS
FOR SALE.
Office of the City Clerk,
Council Chamber,
Va August 81 1Q0n

II VI tSfIIOUtII' ' d. ItUBUSN - ItUU.
T,HE CITY OF PORTSMOUTH, VA,
offers for sale Sl3.500 of its Paving
Redemption Bonds. payable in 80 years
from June LIST. 1900 and bearing interest at
tho ratio OF per cent. per annum, payable
seml-annually. In June and December
These bonds are denominations OF $500
are exempt from City taxes, and may be
registered. principal and interest. or prin-
cipal only. at option of the holder.
Accrued interest will be required of the
Issue of bonds.
Sealed proposals. addressed to L. p.
Slater, City Clerk, will be received until
September Attn. 1900 at o'clock p. m, for
purchase of these bonds.
The committee" reserves the right to
reject any all bids.
Communications other than proposals
should DO addressed TO
r. E. CRUMP,
Chairman of COMMITTEES on Finance.
eod-7t Portsmouth Va
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-01
TO DISCUSS BROTHERHOOD CON
VENTION

A meeting of the local assembly of
the Brotherhood Of ST. Andrew has
been called for Sunday afternoon. Sep
Episcopal Church, Norfolk. The ses
sion will chiefly consider the means
of realizing the greatest good from the
national convention of the brotherhood
In October. The convention will be
held in Richmond. and ali the chapters
delegates.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-01
FUNERAL OF MRS LAssITER.

The funeral of Mrs. Annie W Lassi-
ter took place yesterday afternoon from
Central NJ. e. Church. The services
were conducted by Rev. w. II. Robert
son. The remains We're buried in Oak
Grove Cemetery. The following gen
tlemen acted as pall-bearers: T. j.
Morecock, Ellington Knott, Robert
Saunders. w. II. Mears. j. c. Heath.
VIM. II. Bunting. NJ. F. Parker and
Irving Brinkley
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-01
METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL
ASSOCIATION

The regular monthly meeting of the
Portsmouth M. L. Sunday School Asso-
citation will be held in the lecture room
of Monumental Church at O'Clock
Sunday afternoon. In addition to the
regular business meeting, the following
program will be rendered.:
SOLO. Miss Louise Bunting
Recitation Miss IINelyn Cndd
Solo. .......... Miss Edith Birmingham
Address. Mr.. F. l.. Crocker
SOLO. Miss Maggie Newell
recitation. Miss Edna Outtcn
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

f. S. Hope and wife to John S. Craw-
ford, part OF an alley in rear of the
property of Crawford; S25-city.
John II. Gayle ct uX. ct al. to NJ. D.
Eastwood, lot and improvements at the
southwest corner of Crawford and
North streets (3OxsS feeD s2.15O-city.
The Port Norfolk Land Company to
George Lindsay, lots $50 and ISL, plat
of Port Norfolk; 81. 2O0-county.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-01
SUNBEAM SOCIETY MEETING.

The Sunbeam Society. of the South
Street Baptist Church, will resume
their regular monthly meetings to-
morrow at p. m. An interesting pro-
gram will be rendered by the children.
The address of the occasion will be de-
livered by Dr. H. w. Tribble, Of Char
lOtteSyille Va
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-01
n,por.apt Notice.

best lots IN Park View 1T q big reduc-
ton for cash. Call early, as only a few
are left. One house and lot for sale in
Cottage Place, on High street. S1C0
cash, balance Si5 per month. The&Sea-
board Real Estate Company rooms,
2ol, 203, 20i High street. u
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-01
THE. ROAD RACE.

Considerable interest is being mani
tested in the road race arranged for
Labor Day on the Deep Greek turn
pike. and large number of entries
have been secured The management
announce that the race will. start at 4
p. m. instead Of $3.50 o'clock, as first
stated.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-01
TAKE NOTICE.!

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween w. II. rallaferro and II. a. Long
known as TALIAFERRO &c LONG, has
been dissolved. The undersigned has
purchased his interest in the business
and will conduct tho boot and shoe busl-
ness at the old stand, 600 Crawford
street corner King, Portsmouth. Va
Thanking my friends and customers for
their liberal patronage. hope for con-
tinuance
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-01
THE CuURCulcS sjrNDAv

Services at the Court Street Baptist
Church, Sunday, September ., as fol-
lows: Sunday school, $3.50 u. M, w. C.
CorbitS superintendent; the pastor, r.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-01

" NTED.-POSITION BY EXPE-
rienced male stenographer, Good
references. Address p. o. DRAWER 3.
petersburg, Va. au3l-lws
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-06

@epnblif in 8riiKel, betannt finb.
iprdiicent 8riiger babe felt Sa9ren in
Wpralisfi9t bes &pmmenoen Bel
S6neiber in Greu5pt unb BEL &rupp
allermooernite @eidiibe sefauft unb fie
als lanopirtbfdaftli9e Mai9inen
perpaden unb ertldren lahen. Die @es
fdiibe purben na9 Der 3outpansaea
genb ge14afft, unb bort purben bic
8ursbers in ibrer 8ebienung burb
beutIhe unb franaOiif9e Nrtiaeries
Sffiaiere unb llnteroffisiere unterpies
fen. 8eSablt babe er Die 8ei6iibe NIT
ben @elbern, bic er fi9 auberamtlib
bur9 bas SpnamitmonopOl unb dbns
lide @sf9dfte peridaffte. gr bulbete
idpeisenb, bab man i'm als beite9li9
perrufe. 9ur9 bteie belbenmiitbise
Selbftperleusnuns erreidte er es, bob
bic Soften ni9t i'm Sausbaltsgeieb
bortamen, unb biefer gauge She'll Der
transpaalii9en &riessausriiituns ben
Gngldnbern Bis gum S9la9ttage pers
bergen blieb. - Sang ipabr pirb bic,
ies biibf6e @ef9i6t6en ppbl ni6t
ietn. Sbatia6e aber lit, bab bic 8u.
rem biele unb before @ei9ibe baben,
uls Die G%ngldnher.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-06
ccncrrei6s unBarm>

= @m iosenannten &alenberipee
auf benz 2ie9tenitein BEL WOoling in
NieberDiterreih CAB es am Splpeit,rs
tage in ben eriten Morgenitunben einen
beftigen S9neeTaa. Ser S9nee aber,
Der aur Grbe fiel, mar bon elmer gang
beionberen Dirt, f9ipara eeiprsntelt,
pie ipenn man einen Sad Mobn auf
oisIen S9nee ausseIdiittet bate. llno
ais bieler S9nee our Groe 9efoaer;
mar, murben bieie MiGion.n i6parser
YiinttGen lebenoig unb biipften unc
fprdngcn munter climber. Sin 8iirger
BON MDDling nabm einen 8aaen oas
ron in elm Sud- uno iiberbra6te bieiss
.Naturpunber" benz prof. Or. @auz
nersborfer am Sran5istoz Soiepbinum
in MDbling, Der iofort feitftsate, oab
er es bier nit @letf6erflD9en gu tbun
babe. Der @letlderflob (SeIpria
olacialis Nie.) lit cine bon 9eIpr auf
benz MacsletIdsr entoedte 4rt bon
Gpringfloben; er lebt inter ben Steie
ner. Der Mor1nen uno an Selien bis gu
1000 Mettrn 6Sfe. Gr lit i9par3.
piel flsin;r als elm seipDbnliher Slob,
iebo0 aan5 barmlos pas beiBt obne Die
beronnten sylobunartsn. Prof. 9aus
nsrsbcrFsr ertlGrt nit uGer 8eitimmt=
heit, bab Die BEL M1olins aefunosn'n
0lsti6;rTtDbe aus Dem 4lpengebist,
r.lo atpar Gus Der Montblancgruppe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-06
Suinois.

Der Surmer Sacpb @dert BON
Sarton, traf oteier Sage auf Der eoSaao
ouf einen 8olf. Gr Derpunoete BEN
felben bur9 eiuen S9uB. Der @olf
9ing Johann auf Gdert los unD pers
iu6ts ibn am Salie gu faIen. Gs ges
lang iebO4 Gdert nod Seitig genug iein
MeHer 81 5ieben unb 6asIel6e Der gez
itie in Die 8ruit gu itoBsn. Gdert
brd9te Die 9aut oes 36t:res na9 8as
~terloO, no i6m Die 9ebDroe fir Grles
9ung bes S6ieres cine 9elobnuna bon
10 Dollars 6eau6lte. 8or me6reren
No9en taudjts nGmli9 in 6ieiiaer @es
genb Elm 9tuDel W0lfe cuT uno riGtets
meErfa9sn GGaben unter benz @iebz
itanbs Der 8armer an.
DIR 8urgermciIt:r q. 9. Sartn
bon Wbrm;ng, Gtart Gpuntg, 1T b:ez
Ter 3Gge nit 80 frii4 geiunoen, jun
gen gurI4cn nab Sadionoiae, 9areiit,
uno 5tpar in ein:r gang eigeEGrti5tn
@tiIiicn. Sn SaGIunbiIs braNns
rdmIi9 bcS pfarrblu3 Or orrsigcn
i1tbcItiG Il GcmtuSs n,ebrr uno 6A
Gee icr5cr, SEQ. &ater RrSa, Cr.i!
b;t o"m a3rGnJc Br5aoDurO,n II
rs9 ttr Gt,1roIc Ter in 6~-Eaao,n-
fcH Ierst, arr ceo@r4 q.&'l! )t~.
hen Grnar tag man Don't Dcn g.irr-
I'm ~ Mo II 0%arauf pigcpit, lin
fi.l.@ 81 ;r.a31li 3ca, !p0Q:I Die 9r.is
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-06
WisconTu.

- Serbinanb &ndaf, tpel9er fiirs=
li9 am Sonnerstag 4benb nit atpei
Mitgefangenen aus benz 3u9tbduie
bon Waupun entflob, befinbet ii9 tpisz
Der in bemielben. Sunerig, falt
sdnsli9 mutblps unb Dor S9red aitz
ternb tebrte er unter bas gaitfreieO Dad
auriid, bas linn bas giitige 9sri4t auz
sepiefen bat, frob, Dor Der ausii9ts>
loien Srei6eit nieber serettet tporben
Sill iein. Gr mar, als er ipieber einge>
bra9t purbe, 10 pertpirrt in ieinen Ne>
ben, oab man nun iebr penis aus ibm
berausbringen fpnnte. Shlteblih
aber eradblte er bic 5lu9t stpa fol-
eenoermdBen: grinlitb feline beiben
SpRbgeienen batten ben Musbrua
idon felt Ginger 3eit gsplant. Gr ses
mob aiemli9 piele 5reibeiten i'm 3u9ts
bauie, uno mutbmabli9 aogen bic beiz
ben Nnberen i'm in bas gomplptt, bd
er ibnen bebilfli9 iein fonnte. Dim
Ibenbe bes Iusbru6es befanben ii9
bic Srei in Der NGbe Der @usbruhss
itelIe, als er bon ben dnberen suriidz
gei4idt puroe etpas gu bolen, bas er
pergefen bate. gr ging; als er aber
auriidfebrte, tparen bic 9eiben per>
i9punben. Gr fol9te beniel6en in's
5reis, fanb iie iebo9 ni9t tpieber. So
ipar itodfiniter unb er tpanberte Siel<
los in Der Stabt lumber unb bog
f9liebli9 auf bic pffsne Yrairie aus
unb b~erirrte ii9 in benz uneefGbr iie=
ben Meilen bon Maupun befinbli9en
!Soricpn Moor. Na4 lansem Timber
purbe es linn flar, bab er Sbba9
miiHe, tpenn er nidt gu 9runbe
seben ro1e, unb bemgemGB tlopfte er
oil einem Sarmbaus an, uno tbeilte
bort nit, bab er aus benz 3u6tbaufe
.entiprunsen fet unb bab er pieber
port6in suriidgebra9t 81 tperben
piinI9e. Ser Sarmer bate Mitleib
nit ibm, CAB ibm llntertunft in ieiner
S9euns unb benahri9tiste bic 8ebDr=
ten. &naat lit Elm bei9rGnfter Mann.
0pn ben beiben anberen 4usreibern
bat man nod feline &unbe erbalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-06
WoMtnMa.

= @uf psI9s @eiie bic beiben be-
fdnnten MilionGre bon Montand, W.
q. gl1rt unb Marcus Salp, erbitterte
Seinbe senorben iinb, piro pte folgt
erSGhlt: Salb baute S4melsperfe in
@ncpnoa, mo er fabelbaft n~ertbpple
&upferbsrsperte bsiibt. Sir Die
S6melSfperte braudte er Wdhertriebz
fraft uno 10 faufte er unter Der 9anb
Die Neutrality-suspicious. bes Warren
Springs Greet ouf, pel9er bur9 ben
Ort fltsbt. llneefdbr ! Der Wafers
prioilesien bate er fir cine perbdltnib-
mdbis gerinse Summe ansefauft, etna
10000 cher $4,000 Dollars. Glarf,
ein Concurrent Salp's suslei9 audi
bciien S6paeer, madte fih in aler
Stile baran, bas leBte Q9tel aufsuz
falfen, ohne pel6es Odlp's iieben DID,
tel nid)ts nertb tparen. Salp erfubr
es, f6idte einen ieiner Mgenten au
Gldrt. I'm nit linn elm Mbtommen gu
t%reifen. peigerte ii9 aber, ben eefor@
berten Preis BON $4,000 Dollars su
Sdhlen. Dim nG9iten Sage beiann er
lit unr fanbte feinen 4genten gu
glarf nit einem Gbed bon $4,000
Dollars. Glart aber erflGrte gana aez
miitblih: .Seute foitet bas I9on 50,z
900 Oolars!" Der Ieent sos tpieber
ab unb Sulp itampfte unb i9impfte
bas 8laue pom 9immel berunter. Na9
yin paar Sagen bate er ii9 10 peit bon
ieiner Wutb erbolt, bab er ieinenMdnn
pieber gu glart f4idte, I'M bic pers
langten $4,000 Dollars gu erlegen.
glart empfins ben @senten persniigi
ldhelnb, aipinterte nit ben Iusen unb
+6mertte lafonii9: raoItet iebt 1907
900 Oolars!" Oalp beaablte i9lieb=
li6 125 900 Dollars. Seit Der 3eii
berri6te elm ipilbe Sebbe aniI6en ben
9eiben, Die ii9 am liebiten aufsefreI-
len bdtten, penn iie fi4 ni9t gegeniei.
.tig fir unperbauli1 balten piirben.
Bel benz aampf um einen SIP i'm
9unbesienat ftanben fie ii6 als erbit.
terte 8egner gegeniiber unb Iagten elm
piel S9le9tisfeiten mad. Salt
perlor, neil er gu fnieterig mar, uni
jebt ldBt er's ii9 binterber !Sunoert.
tauienbe tpiten, Glart pieber gu ent.
tbronen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-06
Nelu Corr.

DAB feltene Marfen bon ent>
ipre4enbem bitter INNER nod gu boben
preiien 8dufer finben, bepies Der
tiirSlid in 4Hemblb Sal bes .uniteb
CHARITIES Building" in Netp Yort pers
~unftaltete @ertauf bon ieltenen pofz
murten aus Der 3. W. 5unter'iden
Collection. SIZE 4nsebote purben 5us
msift bon 8riefmartenbGnblern i'm
Nuftrag bon Martenfammlern abssaes
ben. Der sr0bte 8dufer mar $. g.
Galnlan, ppn Der Scott Stamp Co.,
Der uber bunbert Marfeniammler psrs
frat, unb ebenio ma9te S. 6. 8ibnell
IN Quftrage pieler pbilateliiten Nn>
gsbpte. Sir cine feltene Marfe auf
elnem Sriginalcoupert, bas ein3ige
Gremplar ieiner Dirt, purbe bon Srn.
Sibnel Der bD4fte preis bes @6enbs,
S261, beaablt. Qnbere preife fir alts
Martsn aus ben pieraiser Sdbrsn paz
rem $165 unb $125. Die Our6s
idnittspreiie bes @benbs itelten fid
duf $40.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-02-06
Glue berrii6e % 6riMt

f0mmt bon 0r. .. 9. Garsile BON
WaIbita. S. 8, @r i6reibt: @lectric
8itters baben Srau 8retpsr bon Scroa
feln gebeilt, pelde ibr LANCE Sabre bins
bur9 piel 2eiben bereit,ten. S9reds
lihe @ei9niir. braGen auf ibrem
SOpfe unb in ibrem @ei9ts aus uno
Die beiten @erSte tonntsn feline Siilfe
geben; aber jebt 1T ibre @eIunbbeit
DDraigli9. @lettriIG. 9itters iinb bic
beItsn Slutrsiriger bic mon fennt. IS
1T bas bfrrlifits Ssilmittel fir Gc5ee
ma, Sdt,r, Sal5flub. @ei9Diir,,
gcultn nnb eiterno:s Web. Gs til
w'Grs RE 2e6er, Nisren unb benz I'M
les is, mirft Die Giftitofie aus Der,
&rtver, bilft DIR 8erbauuns uub Itdrtt
re- SpItem. 8los 80 Gts.. 8erfouft
bon 9. SO. Stute. 656 Mainftrabs, Ous.
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burd einen S9neeiturm auf ben 2ish=
tenitein perf9lagen porben iinb.
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Das 2auterbrunnertbal 1T bur4
einen fAeubli9en &aubmorb in @ufs
regung perfebt nprben. Die gntbes
dung Der Shat erfolste bur6 benYriefs
trigger, Der tiir5li9 Samstaa Morgen
Die ppft IN bas b~albtpegs apifhen2aus
terbrunnen unb Mengen eelegene Mnz
pefen Der @beleute 2inbner 3u brinz
gen bate. Gr fano ben Gbemann 2inbz
ner auberbalb bes 9auies nit S9ubs
lpunben am &opfe unb Stt1punben
am 5alie tobt Dor, neben ibm cine err
lofhene 2aterne; i'm Wpbn5immer lag
bic 2ei9e Der Srau 2tnbner beimSfen.
Ollie &G5ten unb 8ebGltniHe paren
bur9itDbert unb ibr Snbalt lag gum
She'll am 8oben. gs tpar offenbar Elm
Raubmprb pplbra9t tporben, unb
Spar bat Der MDrber 16sinbar ben
mad benz Stale ssbenben 2inbner err
i9ofien unb 1T bann ms Saus ses
brungen, noielbit er bic Srau nieDer>
idlus. Wabri4einli6 lit benz Berz
BREEDER baares @elb in bic 9dnbe ge>
falen. Die gbeleute 2inpner. friiber
8eiiber bes Saitbaufes rSilberborn"
in Wengen, salten fir p~ermDgenb unb
batten erit jiingit pieber cine Grbi4aft
gema1t. Spuren Der SbdterI9aft
iinb nod ni9t aufsefunben.
Das ornitbolpgti9e Muieum bon
Solotburn in Der S9peis lit um einen
mertipiirbisen Gesenftanb bereidert
tporoen, Der tpobl ein5ig in feiner Dirt
Iein biirfte. gs lit elm 8oeelneit bas
ni6t neniser als Is 3oa i'm nmfanse
bat unb gon3 aus itdblern.n ubrfebern
fonitruirt lit. WGbrenb bes Sommers
bemertte einer Der Mrbeiter elmer grps
BEN ubrma6erpertftdtte Der Staot,
bab cine S1palbe, bic auf einem be-
nadbarten Baum niitete, oft in ben
pffenen Nrbeitsraum flog uno i'm Ods
ppnfliegen irgenb ettpas aus Der Werfz
itdtte, 5ei es elm MetaaIpdbn9en Dber
gar cine itdblerne llbrfsoer i'm Shnaz
bel mitfiibrte. Dor einigen Wo4en
nun ,na9bem bic S9palbs ldnsit NIT
ibren @snofen in elm pdrmeres 3ano
seaosen mar, fam Der Irbeiter auf bic
Sbee, auf ben Baum gu tlettern unb
bas perlaHene S6palbenneft ansus
ieben. l1nb 0 Wunoer! Sieies NeIt
mar sana unb gar aus entpenbeten
ubrfebern sufammengeiebt unb bilbete
sleidpobl eine tpei4e unb febr lsi9te
Mieae.