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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-05-29
$50. 900 FOR D~EFEITIVE WIRING.
Fire Damages Recovered Against an Electric
Light COMPANY.

Paul VI. HertIog, As receiver Of Joseph Ryan.
obtained n verdict of $4,000, against the Mu-
nicipal Electric Light Company before Justice
Scott In the Supreme Court Yesterday for neg
liEencc. Ryan formerly had a furniture store
nj 1859 10 1867 Broadway. brooklyn. The de-
PENDANT company wired tn premises in 1902
for electric li;hts. The building was burned ont
in January. 1893 The only Insurance was SIS
900. which wa- g lirctcd Ryan soon after went
into IN" hands of n receiver
The plaintiff cDnt"nded that the fire was the
result detective insulation There was evil
dpncn Of sparks being seen shortly bHfor" tie
tr. on q cornicn on the third floor and II was
alleged that they had fallen on mattresses and
Calsed IN" fire. The CHsr hae becn on trial two
weeks and n number OF ELECTRICAL, "kn"rt@ were
tfat an obsolete method OF insulation was
used
This is the fourth trial Of the case. Averdict
for tho defendant was given on the first two
trinls and on the third tn Jury disagreed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-05-29
BOUND 70 TRY BARBARA AUB.
District Attorney SAYS the Recorder Ha, Pro-
vented Him Hitherto.

The case OF Barbara Aub, who was indicted
for perjury five years ago upon her own state
ment that her testimony against Walter l.. >.
lanGerman, whom she accused OF assault, was
false. was brought up yesterday In the Criminal
branch of the supreme Court when District At
torney Gardiner asked Justice Fursman to set
a date for the trial Of the woman
She was indicted on Dec. 10, 1906. The
case has been put on the calendar several
times. but each time It has been taken of again
at the request, the d strict Attorney saws. OF
Recorder COT. Iangerman, the lawyer whom
Miss Aub accused Of assaulting her on Nov. %.
1895, was tried for the offence before the
Recorder, He was found guilty, but when he
was brought in for sentence the woman with
her friend, MAY kellard. went forward end
Is.rr,da nat ,hr she h"d swo5n is ssatsnce one one
angerman. After her ind ctment Tor perjury
Miss Abb was admitted to bail, which was fur
niShed by Jacob Trimble OF Il Lewis street
and il was stated that some Tombs angel had
taken her ont Of the city Col Gardner tod
Justice Fursman Yesterday that he bad tried
unsucc"ssfully TO fnd Miss Aub and said he
wished to give motto" that II she was not %surren-
dcr"d 10y June Is, her bond of sl.0C would be-
forfeited Justice Fur-man said the, request
was Il proper one and put the trial down Tor
g, tn il-fceiing betwcen the Recorder and Col.
Gardiner Deputy Assistant District Attorney
Schwart2koDf, who is assisting in the case. said
il had been definitely decided 10 subpoena the
Recorder as a v witness. He also promised some
exciting testimony az the trial about the delay
Every time the case came up before the
Recorder, said Mr. SChwart2kopf, he or
d"rod il 10 be- removed from his calendar for
reasons which he has never stated We have
always believed that he did not want, either
that or the l.angerman case brought up before
him IN any form
II vas said yesterday that Miss Aub's bonds
man had not been found a yet and there i
stiil some doubt as TO whether she will ever be
tTinl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-05-29
MERCY FOR 4 BTGtNIST.
Judge Advises Him to Hasten to Jersey TO
Avoid Further Trouble.

onto Baumeister. who pleaded guilty 10 n
charge OF bigany, was arraigned for sentence
in the County Court q Brooklyn Yesterday. He
said II was true he had been married twice. lie
was first married TO Margaret Hecht in ls05 and
when she left him and went TO live with an
other man he thought he was privileged to
marry again,
You now know. " said Judge Aspinall, that
II Is against the laws OF this state TO marry a
woman when your first wife Is alive. am,
however, going TO deal leniently With You be-
cause ".leve Won are II ore sinned against
than SHINING This frat wife Of yours has lived
"A III" OF prostitution almost since the time YOU
married her The adv Is in the court room
and want her to hear what | have 10 saw. She
has lived a III" II prostitution and when she
could find no ono 10 take care of her she thought
il was time To look you up and make trouble for
Won nm going 10 suspend sentence on you
and here l. some advic" Take the first car 10
Manhattan, the first ferry to Jersey city and
the first train to Newark, for this lady might
have you arrested for abandonment II Won
stayed here" Baumeister and his second wife
left the court room H. a hurry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-05-29
BRIDEGROOM PRICE hack.


All the members Of the failed firm Of Price.
Mccormick Il Co, except George CrOCker,
who is in Europe, were at the firms ONCE yes
terdav. Theodore h. Price. who WIS married
on Saturday had returned 10 the city. Waltcr
v Price, his brother, said.
About 81, jOo,oc0 OF collateral held by banks
against our lOanS has been taken up by custo-
mrr~ o! ~" nVin ana pid'su III ID" hands, OF
upon the various banks allowing the trans
fers We have received no further notifications
of the snl" o. collateral, and only three loans Of
the firm have been sold out. The SITUATION il,
clearing and We re- settling W our affairs AS
rapidly as possible The prospect now j. that
we shall bo able 10 pav 100 cents on the dollar
and have something over.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-05-29
WIN Wow SNASHER NABBED.
Caurht Just After lie Broke the Glass In a
HroOkIyn ,Jcwclry store.

The man who j. suspected Of having broken
several store windows in Broo!'lvn recently for
the purpos" Of robbery was nabb"d early yes
trrday morning in the person OF Henry kny-
mord. s years old, slim. alert and well
rcHyc auv particulars about himself, lie was
Srr,.trd by Policeman Michael TOn,an Of the
Adams -trcet stGuon just after he had smashed
Er',I,on tree, and distracted some articles, He
,nadr A bold dash on the approach OF the police
nan and was only caught after IN exciting
chase.
land don't nse your stick. You have made n
,,rrnt catch and may get IA scrg'Antcy Tor
This
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-05-29
CRAZY WOWiN'S HORRIBLE DEATH.
Scalded by Another Insane Patient In the
Nprhnttnn Statc NO,pital.

Will Kate Connolly. n patient In the Nam
haitian STATE Hospital on Wards Island, was
taking a bath ia Charge Of two female attend
ants ten days ago another insane patient
named Mary Brennan stole on t.p-toe into the
room and turned on the hot Wate:. The At
t"udpu'- didn't notice her, aud before they
could tirn ol the va'"r III" Connolly woman
wa lurrOv ,ra u,d She d,Cl Of her IN lries
in the hospital yr.tcrdly morning No inquiry
was held mo ih' CH,". and the two attendants
were a. Hls-rG.
Nornnnr EnA,ch j, 70 inve.ti.ntc further.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-05-29
Lafay cites Grratsrandson TalkS to Old Sol
diers.

GREENWICH, Conn MAY - Count Lafayette,
n grcu tErandSon Of Gen Lafayette, TaS guest
Of Col Hcngy II Adams, formerly commander
of Lafayette Post g \ X OF New lotk nj his
Belle Haven homo ypSt"rdIv, In the evening
col. Adams aud Count lHfavcti" went to tie
State soldiers Home at Nnrutuu Heights, where
interro,in: patriotic s'i wees were hcri, Roth
mad" addresses. TIL" ioua' < a gracious youns
man a q took the veterans b, storm.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-05-29

The annual cOuv'utlun ut IN" Society
of Tr,ud, Wa opened yesterday morn
ING In tho society m"n ing hou - in
UYihorf,r t place, \ nun,h"r ot delegate from
.tLt, col youiIons OF Trends wer' present A
crlutnitt, - wa, appointed ~ present ut q later
sting & Q names Of d legatcs 10 the biennial
meeting of United s atcs and Canadian Friends
The last meeting was held at Richmond, Ind.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-05-29
GOVERNOR WONT INTERFERE.


The Board Of Education has been notified by
Gov Roosevelt Of his refusal to Interfere with
the decision Of the State Civil Service Com
mission against placing in the exempt class the
other place, in the boards new dI-bursing
department beside. those Of treasurer and
deputy treasurer. \ ~pcCial mn waited
ON the Governor to n-k him To- sci aside the
Commissioner decision on N" Ground HAT th"
lurcau had 70 to organized without DELAY II
line tru,hrr, -Hlarir, were 10 b" paiG Che
GoverGor said h" had consulted the Civil
service Commission and wound not change It's
decision
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-05-29
Two Deaths In a Chicag go storm,

CHIrAGO. Nav - During a severe electrical
storm lat" Yesterday afternoon Lucy Holden.
~ YEAR old, was killed by lightning and George
Resch wa, drowned in thu lake 10y the cap,izing
II a rowboat irene Holden. 10 years old,
= -ter OF Lucy, was struck. 10y lightning aud
burned about the right side and shoulders
Her condition is scrious. The two Holden girls
were on their way nome from a candy store.
Iucv was killed instantly. idr to the d, pth
nI three inches Tell on ID" I'D walks IN Oak
Park and Austin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-05-29
New Envia,d Woman Srfirlgists.

BoSToN, MAY s-rh' Nov England Woman
suffrage Association had lts thirty-fourth
annual meeting al II headquarters This
afternoon lh' Rev. Anna g.. Spencer presided.
,Iu,ia Ward Howe was r~n,lectcd President.
Among the VICE prnsidents Chofen are the Hon.
Thomas Il ttood, Sc"ator j. II. Galing~-, the
Ton lloaiy ". Bar, Mr. lsa' ella Deeohar
hoo ~, Nr,. Mar 4 liynraAprc, the Hon.
.loha u Long, hli2ah"tA .NlIart PholrS Ward.
senator GcorS" B. lioaI. ,llIlm Lloyd Garri-
son and il' Iiur Ju~.a1 Quincy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-05-29
$500 Fine for selling watcrcd MIX.

Louis Erhard. ono Of the eighteen persons
found guilty yesterday in Special Sessions Of
selling aGultrratcd milk. royt wed ono of tho
henv1r,, -'ntrnCes ever imposed in IN" court
Tor that offence Erhard has n milk depot AT
tn foot of West twentieth STREET Il was
shown that he distributed seventy cans 2 dav
and ihe milk was ad ,,trratrd with water II
per cent frhari was sentenced 10 pay a tine
Of $40 Fines in the other cases ranged from
co q, AN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-05-29
Murder Nay Revive a kcntuchy ;cud.

P!NEvILLR, Ky. May IS. The Caldwell and
Burkhart feud. which ragged 80 desperately sew
eral wears ago in southeastern Kentucky. may
start again because of tho killing Of William
Burkhart by Boyd BIanton last evening east Of
thi. place. The Caldwell~, Ranton~ and Blrk-
hartS had cOngregated nj II country saloon. and
Blantou and BuTkhart quarrrllcd over an Old
grudge. Pistols were drawn aud both m"u
opened fire. Blauton shot Burkh0rt in the
breast. killing him instantly. Upon sceln" what
he had done, he fled. BIaut0n j. a relative Of
-, Fnll,aIIy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-05-29
Another Of the rorcstpor: Feeder Con'pirators
Convicted.

UTICA. Nav, William ,lari, the ~"c' ma OF
the Eorr-tpor' feeder con@pira'orS To be- con-
yirtnd of corplict " in III" destruction OF The
feeder at that place, was this afternoon
srntcnced to three years Imprisonment az
Iub,rn Prison M hard labor. The jury in
iI,rEis tase reported Yesterday after nfteen
hour d liberation. The thi:d oi, the alleged
uonspiI ator, will be placed on Trial next week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-05-29
Kissing Nan Made Icgaily Dead.

WuKrS-BAHRE. Pa, May ~ : l. Davcn-
port Of Plymouth was declared legally dead to-
day. lie disappeared from his homo in 1901.
Search vas made for him, and aitcr several
trace ut him was lo-r l!r l'it u dnuch "r and
an estate of sli,Op". and ''' W. G",lar,d legally
drnd I'd lMAt Tho danGMl- NAV 81 Tho n,lnln
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-05-29

ALBANY. May ~ Tho Railroad Commission
to-day gave permission to the Lockport ard OIL
colt Railway Company TO construct and oneratn
an electric roNd from Loctport 10 OlcOtt, Lake
Ontario. The length of III" road viii be about
eighteen miles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-05-29
Early Trial for Mamie Iranni-an's Murderer

Justice Fur-ulu has GN"d June II n the dare
for beginning the trial of aaron Halle Tor tie
murder Of Mani" BrlnNiGan, whom hcshot and
killed IN the departu cat store M Eighly-slNth
street and Third Rvcnu" The defence OBJ
icct"i 10 80 early u date. Halo viii probably
plead insanity.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-29
Rletn aus Staot
nn0 lttnae8enO.

- GrzS6eriff bon @rQnt gountn
gBis., Serr Mat6ias 8ir3drD, pel9el
ou6 CUR 3eit Mitglieb Der Stautsle;
gislatur ppn @isconiin mar, itarb an
Sortstag gu Stour Gitp, Sa., tnoem
er infolge zines Ser5i6lages bonn Was
gen ftsl uno einen S9GOelbru9 erlitt,
- Qls Nd6iolger bes bo6p. @ate,
Glabbg gu Otter Greet lit &eD. g. 6,
2eabD ernannt pOroen.
- OILS Der 9oli5eimann McSnernst
an Der Sio 9oogezS trabe Sonnerss
tag Qbeno 3nei GtenItebern befabt.
Ii6 fort5u6egsfsn, iielen bieie llnbes
tCnnten ben 8eamten an unD bra9ten
i'm i@pere &erlebungen BEL.
- !Serr Ntf. 9entels BON 9DerspiGe
erlitt am Sreitug 9(b.nb einen S9lags
onfuQ, jeoo9 i4einen e~rnItere Jplger
glidii6er 8eiIe au5geI6loiIsn gu iein,
- Die burlington" 6at Serru
Sbeooor G~roenberger, beiien So9ter
Dor einigen Wo6en in SIts0 Dubuque
BON einem 3uge tbrar 8ubn ii6erfubren
purbe unD on ben erlittenen 8erlez
bungen itarb, cine GntI9Gpigungss
iumms BON $4,000 be3a6lt.
- 80. 81. Srainor, Der 1OiG6rtos
So6n bes !6errn g. Sratnor, pp6n6aft
.43 SiQzStraBe, fanb am 6. Wai cine
SDnamitspatrone, pelbe itGOtii9e Or
better, Die Stsine geIprengt botten, lie
gen gela1en 6atten. Der &nQbe purbe
Our6 bas @%rplooiren Der 9atrone am
&opfe uno 3umdl an einem Quge
I6ner perlebt. 9efIen Batter tlogt
iebt Die StaOt auf $4,000 S6abeners
Jap, neil angsbli9 bic SorgloIigteit
Der itdotiI6en Qr6eiter Die llrIo6e bes
llngIiides fem iOllen, bon ipsl6em bier
RcOe gebt.
- Die pra9tOole nslge @srsin8fabs
ne oes ct. SOIcpbsSofes Der &Utb,
J6rIter BON 9Dersbile lpurbe am
Spnntug b. 80. bonn 6O3p. @uter Seer
feierlt6 gepetbt.
- Serr Seinri1 golfer uno SRI.
&utbarinu Soitert purpen peril. Mos
4s s~e9eiratRet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-29
G~iirni in gnbuquc.

Wir entnebmen einem Ditlt6en
We6ieIblatte bas Solgenoe:
Die Grri6tung pDn Gtieni 6mel5z
perten in Dubuque, Sa., rm oieGiienS
er5s, peld)e it6 in groBer Mahe bsi
Wo-fon in N1omafee Gourtp befins
ben, au perarbeiten, pirb in neuerer
i3eit be'prpGen uno mo9lther Wetle
5ur NrSfu6rung tpmmen. Die 9ubuz
qus'r ,9uIin,b Wten's 2eague" intez
rsiiirt iid fir oas projett uno ipirp
llnterIudungen barber a%nfteuen, oh
fi6 bds llnterns6men rentiren ipiiroe.
0a Das 9prbanosniein oieIer GtIens
er8lussr iGon iett LANCE betannt mar,
muBte es a~uffaIen, CAB tie bis jeBt
ni6t bon BEN @igentbiimern GROCER
S6m.l5perte geii6ert uno perpert6et
nurDen, uno oieS pirb oaour6 ertldrt,
ooB oieielben I6on iebt Gle Gr3lager
6eIiben, bic tie bearbeiten t0nnen UNI
Die Gr0ffnung neuer Giien?r5minen in
@e6ieten abieit5 BON Denen, ipo 'tG tbrt
ciGenen befinben, eEer entmutbigen alE
b:giinitigsn. 9os in Soma g%erponnenC
@iien tpiirbe baIelbIt pie in aler
lGng8 Dem MiiiiIIippi g~elegenen PlG:
ben, pDn Quincp Bis ct. Puul elmer
Martt finben. Serr RebrooO, pel6e1
bic Giiener5lager Bel 8uutun &c:
pa6tet bat, bat ii6 ~erboten, bus Gri
gu .4reiIen gu pertaufen, Die na4 Del
jepeiligen fir Rpbgubeiien (pigstron
berri9enben geregslt tperoen iollen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-29
Genius zNuiuabmr.

g. SO. &rapfel, Genius Superpiio,
fir Oieien 0iitritt, bat 9errn @ebilfsz
9oitmetIter Sernes al5 ietnen 8ertrez
ter fir bic Staot Dubuque ernunnt,
Die bieiige 8uiineB Wen's 2eague
1piro ben 8eamten bel Der Nufnabme
Des Genius bebtlflt6 iein un0 bat ben
StaOtrdtb eriu9t, Elm Orittel Der I'm
toiten gu be3ablen, UNI etnen Spe5talz
Genius fir bic Staot Dubuque auf5us
nebmen. S~olgenbes lit cine elite Der
!9erren, Die bon Der &sgierung NIT Der
Qlufna6me Des Genius betraut puroen:
Spe5ialzQgenten fir bic Sammz
lung Der 8etrtebsz Stattittt: u. Us.
Gears unb Sim SQDlor, @inpobnerz
Gears unD Sim SaDlor. gtnpo6nerz
Sabl etc. q. g.. Nttterauer, SarOep 8.
pier, 8m. q. Srpin, 2puis 2ippz
mann, Mart u. 9utnam, 8m. s.
Gram. q. s. Qt6erton, SenrD u.
Slopes, gler SimpIot, Charles 6.
MurpbD, @iQiam 3. 8leipitt, Otto 6.
9ati4, Goparo 6. &umpf, Qrtbur
Subert, @oam Grapforb, !9enrp @pz
brant, Peter 9. Mtertes, Sbeobore
Mtstei9, PercD 9. ROeOeu, 9eter ).
Selfs, 81. 8. 9emmeloer, Sumuel u.
8an Sann, Dm. 8eiIeder, Hobert
SbOmpIOn Young, Gbarles Sbomp1on.
Die 9olts3dblung piro am /. Stunt
Beginner uno bic Deri9teOenen Darbs
Der StaOt iino in 9iItritte getbeilt
tporoen, bon benen auf bic erIte @arb
4, auf Die 5nette 4, auf Die brittle 5,
ouf bic pierte 8 unO auf Die FINITE 7
e~ntfalen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-29
Jribjabrs : Sabrplan aui Der Nidrl
Ylate Balm.
0eoinnenb NIT Dem 6. NPoi 1900.

Sort 28ayne, Siublup, TOitorio, Vetlepue.
Gorain, Glepelano, EaluesuiQe, Nibtabula,
Gonuedult, @irarb, Grie, Gbautauqlla Gofe.
Guntirf, Buffalo, iowie 9ieu gort, Bottom
NIB aue oa;uiiGen Iic9enOeu Statioueu in
gtew Gu0lano, I'M Stoate Dem Oortmb ocl
glntbracit 6oblen Ge9ionen wcroeu mittele
S6ueliiigen nno 81 ben mGRi9lteu Sabl.
preiiem aui Der Hitel Flatc &obn errsi6t,
@erlGbt Chicago 1888 WcrJens; $3.50
Modmitta9s unO 10 80 gbeuos nit MODERN
ten SrGmiu9 Room S6l0ima9en. Timber.
treiil,6er SpeiiewagensS Icnlt aud AMI BEN
YOrter S6nelSnge, welber 0DicagO I'm
3: 30 HabmittagS ucrlGBt; bat ciuen geob:
a6tuu9sWu9eu OiIib BON Buffalo iibcr Dit
0odowamla &eleiie. III Der Staot Jiem Dort
icben Gag nm 7:25 abeuoS onlon9enO, 10
oOB Der Weiieube nod alien slb%cnountcrbol:
tun9eu beiwobuen fam. Si6eru Sie lid
ibre S6loiwagenrGume porber. Mon idrei:
be, t%elCgropbire oher telepbonire: posi- Sen
trol. s. y. 6aloban, @eneral : N9ent,
RtdeI 4late gabn, Gbicaso, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-29
TriB llno Suus.

Gag mai Nahbar Srit, 100 fault Senu Ell,
9entli9 beine Srau Die i6madbofte l&urit,
Die ib i6ou eiui9enol ais @Git bel Dir &c
9eiieu babe? ga aber 0ouS, On ooierit mid
ipirtlid On beebrit Dubuque bod nun l6on
cine Neibe Don Wonuten nit 0einer @s9en.
mart, unb bait ais Sciuibmetcr oaS nod
nidt ausgefumOibaitet? 81 teuuit bod bic
Sian StraBe, ba merle Dir eiumol Den ia
men s B II Bob |, 6GuSuummer 1447
bort fiibet man mir boS bette i'm gSurltioG.
Sir ben ireuioli6en 9Siut bciteu Ganf, lie.
Der SriB, i9 merbe oenielbeu meiner S06iu,
bic in Der 6o6funit Sortrsihl6eS l~eiitet,
iibernittelr. uno Dir oann 9ele9cutli9 iiber
ben Grfol9 beri6ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-29

= Sn Der Ser5 Seiu : STRIDE MUIR
ben lsBts WoGe 9err Srieori6 &oess
net uno SRI. @liidbetb Safe ourb Den
boGp. 9ater Saumann e6sli6 1etrdut.
Srau &oiana 9emutb itarb am
Sreitd9 in ibrer Wpbnung 84S Clap
StraBe, i'm Nlter BON Ga Sabren.
S. 3. Sranbeu, Dcutlder Ioootot
unb Nptar, 3tmmer Alb SftcezSe<
bGrbe, 9. unb MAINS trabe.
= gu Cascade itarb i'm @lter BON
70 Sa1ren Der S4riftieBer 8. DC
@ppern.
-@rD6te 9(u8iuabl @proonzSa
men in Der Stabt, per hinge obsr
Yfuno BEL W. 8aumsGrtner, 962 -
S72 MdinzS trdBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-29
gSi6tigc Gcranocrnmg bes Jabrplaz
ncs Der Nifcl Ylate> G%ilenbabn.

Sin 3ug, pelder Gbicago I'm $3.50
Ra9mittags perldBt, unb am nd9iten
Gage um 7.25 Nbenos in Sem Yorf
anlangt, pirb tGgli9 pom gabnbof an
Der Ban @uren StraBe abfdbren. Der
Stanborb Sem Yort uno Bottom @rs
press 3ug perldBt Gbtcu9o UNI 1875
Mor9ens tGgli9, itatt Die fritber I'm
1920 Mpr9ens. 9ieier 3ug fGbrt biz
rett na6 Nep Yort uno Bottom uno
tcmmt am folgenoen 9ta9mtttag in
beiben Stdotsn an.
Der Q(benD @rpress 3ug perldBt
G6icogo tGgli9 um 1920 unO tommt
am sneiten Morsen in Netp gprt uno
Bolton an.
Sarbigs porters iprgen fir quite 9es
oienung auf ben 3igen, unp iinb bieIe
Defenders Oamen psl9e allein retien,
bebiilfli6. @Ge 3iige pelde Gbicago
am Sage perlaiIsn, limb nit Dining
Cars perieben. Der SienIt auf bieien
1T ausge5ei6net uno preiie iino ma
Big.
Serr s. 3. Galuban, General paiz
Iengers Qgent, Ill aoams StraBe,
Gbicago, ST., niro gerne irgeno pel6e
nGbere austunft in betreff Yrsiie uno
3iigen geben.
G6icago PaiIenger Station, @an
8uren StraBe unb Paciftc @penue,
on the Coop. Gitp 5idet Office, Ill
4oamsItraBe, Selepbon 2057 Sem
trail unb Union Sidet Sffice @ubitps
rum @nneg. Sslepbpn 20S Sarris
ION.
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urkthrrtd
sSiir oen Srp6perfanf.

Uubuaue, ben 26. Wai.
SAFER: 24@2Gc.
&oru: NlteS, 3j@3Sc.
0tebl: Eatcnt, 3.60@4.O0; itrai9bt,
So. 40@3.S0.
Neu: @ilbes, $3.50 per Come; sabmes,
SO. O0@10.0 90 per Come.
Ser: 9@1lc per 0ueenb.
Sutter: 0airp, l2@19rp. Eiuno ;Gream:
erp, 20@21c.
aGie: &abm : Sdie, 1876; @rit, 1916;
@lot, 15c.
S6uiteiid: Sduileii6, &c; Sammels
fleii6, S9c.
@erau6ertes 6le,i6: S9inten, 9@9!c;
Sped, 7t@Sc.
S6nol;: &c.
RinNhe.i6: 7@Sc per Gimnb; climber.
6ic per Eiuuo.
6rbbecrcn: $500 per 6rute iiir Quarts
$500 iiir (ints.
Getti9e: 25c per Guveno Siinoel9en.
Salot 65@75c pei 3iite.
Surnips: 40c per Guihcl.
3piebelu: So Seuts per Gui6eI.
Ncpiel: s $50.
S6weiue (auf Dem SUBJ: s. .OO@5. 10 pei
buuoert Eirno.
@ei6la6tete S6peiue: So 100000 pc,
buuoert Niuuo.
SoI;: @utes @i9eubolS 4.5O@S4.75 pc,
6nrbe.
Niuopieb: Stiere, So. 50@3.75; Rirber,
SO. 00@3.5 so; 6iibe, So. 50@3. 90; Sutlen,
$2.15m3.00; &Glber, So. 00@6. 90.
@eilitgel: SiibuCr, II Gerts per Hiuna
Nutaba9aS: 45c per %Iibcl.
Gobuen: @bite Rapp, s .40 per gui6el,
Gralt: 3Gents per Bib.
Samms Sonic, 12t GentS per Qiunb.
Gdrtolielm: 20025 ScutS per Suibel.
6oblen: Snrttoblcn, 800 per Come.
GeIcrD: go Gcuts per 9uteno.
Granberrics: $3.50 per Guibel.
@eiol;ene Bull ySdute 90. l, u Gents
90. 2, 81 Gent5.
Srti9 9eIal;ene &aIbbGute: go. l, 109
GeutS Ro. 2, 94 Gents.
Golg DO. ], 46cuts; 9o. 2, 81 Geuts.
S6oiSieue: $1.00.
Srp Scue, $5@12 90 per Come Wire.
raj, S25 per Sauieno; Slad Sad, $40 per
8onue.
glei: SSn ct. oouis, "a .OO@4.57t.
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Nm 0an0iuhcr.

Wir baber an 100, 600 @der por;ii9li6e,
Eorms 0Grbereien IN Minneiota uuo Glib:
Oatota 81 P~rciicu bon IS bis S21 pro 2del
81 perfauien.
9bcuialS cine Sarm Don 1,020 ader nit
euteu @ebaubeu.
Gin Sarm Don 44O older, iGmmtli6 cult.
pirt, nit 9uter @ebGloen.
Sin ii6 gut Sablenbes Sotel unb anberes
Sarms uno Staotei9entbum entweoer ju uer=
tauieu ODER ~ pertauI6cu.
Sitte bel ms por;uipre6cu uub mir wer:
ben Sbreu @iiui6en eutipre6eu.
Sobn Ytcr l. Co.,
Grmoeioentbumz nnb Gcrii9eruu9s :a9eut,
352 Siebente StraBe, Dubuque, Soma.
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glls Tran, SC Bert bon 0alcna

am 5rsitag Na6mittag gu Galena
Sunction einen 3ug Der gurlingtpns
8abn betreten poIte, ftel er 10, DuB er
iih nrlr nit elmer 9ano an Dem Wagen
feitbielt, pGbrenb iein 8Orper am
8ooen geI9leift puroe. auf Der Bril-
de lieB er POM 3uge lps unb ais maj
uuf iein Siilferufen 6er6eieilte, iteate
iib beraus, baB Der Mann i9per.
8erleBunQen an beipen 8einen erlitten
bate, nei9e pobl cine Qmputatipu
benDt6igen perben, fdqs er ni6t an
innsren @erIeBungen, Die er pabrz
I9einlib ~erlitten fat, iterben iolte.
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pfferirt benz reiIenben Bublitum Die
8abl BON brei tGgli6en GrpreBz 3iigen
spiI9en Gbicogo uno Sem Yort, Sem
Oprt unb Bolton. 9(Ge Mabl5eiten
auf ben Sugz3iigen perOen in Den
Gpeiiepugen i~erpirt, tpel6e Mubl5eiz
ten uniibsrtroffen in Qualitdt uni
audi iebr mdbig i'm PreiIe limb. aat
&uStunft piro freunOli4it mit9etbeilt
BON s. q. Galoban, General : Ngent
III Ibams StraBe, Chicago, Sa.
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Siamautcuraub.
0enber. @pl.. 25. >

Senper, Gpl., 25. Mai.
Die 3immer BON 5rau 5. %. Belts,
Der Satin zines bstannten Ir3te5, go.
1882 Court pldce, puroen beute BON
elnem Ginbrefsr bsimgeiu6t, Der
0iamanten uno anbere Sunelen I'M
@ertbe bon $1,000 entpsnoete. Rpr
Srod, Elm i'm !9auie pobnenper jun9er
Mann, lit auf @:roaftsgriinOe bin
per6aFtet pproen, bod purbe tetner
Der geitoblts,n Gegenitdnos pieoerers
lanai.