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of erecting shelterins canopy over tho


of erecting a sheltering canopy over the
seats.
Platoons OF police in charge OF captains
and inspectors were early on the scene.
The first persons to take seats in the re-
viewing stands were women. Half a
dozen well-dressed women braved the east
wind and arrived shortly before o'clock
and took seats under the shelter of a
tree, around which the stand was con-
structed
Within less than a block Of the spot
where the governor was to take his seat
as reviewing officer, was stretched one OF
the many strips of muslin put up by Tam
many Hall and bearing the words: They
May Make Me Parade. but They Cannot
Make Me Vote Against Bryan" This
was stretched across Fifth avenue at
Twenty sixth street and like all the 9TH
ers, was guarded by a policeman. in
structed to keep anyone from damaging II
or tearing ii down.
At 1913 the big stand. designed to hold
5000 persons. contained less than third
OF that number.
Gov. Roosevelt Arrives.
In the space reserved for the governor
were BENJAMIN b. Odell Senator Scott, of
West Virginia; Franklin Murphy. Gen.
John Brooke, Oscar s. Strauss, Charles
8. Fairchid, John D.. Crimmins. Charles
A. Schieren. John A. Mccall. Gen. Fran
els v. Greene and others.
A big banner was stretched In front of
the stand from street across Fifth av-
enue. bearing President McKinley's words
to the late ex-Mayor Strong:
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DEATH or osGooD FIELD.
Was a Grandson OF First Posfmss-
ter General of United states.

NEW YORK. Nov. Authorization has
been received here Of the death IN Paris
OF OSgood Field. formerly of this city.
About a month ago Mr. Field. who was
IN Paris with his wife. was stricken with
pneumonia. Complications set in that
caused his death.
OsgOod Field was born In this city in
lS23 He was a grandson 81 Samuel Og-
good. who was Ia Washington's cabinet
and also the first postmaster general ~
the United States. soon after attaining
hts majority Mr. Field went TO London
where he was for a few years engaged
In business He was man % cnnsia-
ernbie fortune. and retired from active
business about thirty years ago.
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NEW YORK Nov I'm Competition
Nth European manufacturers SAYS
London dispatch 70 the Herald. the Amer
team steel Company has obtained an order
for 10000 worth Of rolling stock FOR
South African railways wehrner Blet
& Co, one OF the great South African
mining corporations. asked for a bid on
coal wagons to be delivered 70 the mines
AT the earliest possible date. The Pressed
Steel Car Company. Of Pittsburg. IL the
successful bidder. The American company
not only made bid third lower than
anv other. but beat the best European bid
der in time ny eight months.
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Ohio Rank Looted,

nEiLsEFONTAINE. o. Nov. a-The
Farmers and Merchants hank at Jack
son Center was blown open at o'clock
this morning. and q Is stated that s. go
was secured. Citizens. aroused by the ex-
plosion, poured into the streets, only to
be driven Ia BY heavily armed and mask
cd men. who escaped On a hand car over
the Ohio southern railway.
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NEN YORK. Nov. 1-Comnanaeg
Booth Tucker and several other nfscere
~ the salvation Army have purchased
homes IA Mount Vernon. In which city
y Is said. he American headquarters 81
The army will b. located.
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Favor Pneumatic Tubes.

CHICAGO. Nov S-The Joint commits.
sion appointed % investigate the daslra.
eiity % a pneumatic tube system for the
ChicaEo mail service viii make a favor.
able recommendation 10 the postmaster
general This improvement Is expected "a
cilltieN
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Must Remove TheJr u,,,

FORT WORTH. Tex. NOV. srh. e,,v
council has PASSED an ordnance comnrii-
ing women 60 remove ihelr hats All All
pubic entertainments where a fee is
ehArgcd Ihe ordnance provides a fine OF
s. or expulsion from the ontertalnrnenf ,or
a Violation N"'
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WASH NGT0N. Nov G-The navy de-
partment has directed Admiral RernSv a,
SaNite, ~ convene a court OF inquiry TO
INQUIRE lnto he charge OF cowardIce
assinst .spt uall, United States marines,
A4sf1sS " minister CenSeg. at p6kipx.
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California Educator D~na.

OAKLAND. Cat. Nov. 1-WInlam
Thomas Weicker. emeritus professor 81
mathematics a. the University Of Caiifor-
MIA. died today at the age q 70 years
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DEATH or AGUINALD0
UNOffI0AtlY CONFIRMED.

~AN DIEGO. Nov. 3.-James c.
~ Hussey. OF National City,
has received a letter from
James Thompson. a private Of Com
pany C. Twenty-seventh United
States infantry. written while he
was in the hospital at Manila. and
dated September 1. IN which the
writer says that a young Filipino
occupying bed next to him at the
hospital stated that Aguinaldo was
really shot dead. as reported some
time ago. but II was TO be kept
quiet for political reasons.
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victim of Consumption.

LOS ANGELES. cal. Nov z-CarI Mer-
tens, a vel known musician and orchestra
leader. was found Head today In hts room
He was q victim - consumption.
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Population of vermont.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-The popula-
fion Of Vermont. as announced today by
the census bureau. Is 1854, against 332 "A
n 1885, tpcrssSs eS lila or AZ pAx can't.
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South Seattle.
) sssssssssssssssssssssssss

Halloween was observed in South Sc
attic in the usual manner by the young
people OF both sexes. While few
amused themselves by PLAYING harmless
jokes such as unhinging gates, fastening
"tictacs,' etc, many of the larger boys
destroyed property.
The Silver Star Literary Society car
ried out the following entertaining pro-
gramme on Friday afternoon:
Song by the school .......... Our Flag"
Recitation ...-.............,.. Hila Hickson
riano 500 ....'',....,....'..; ransy nrpau
composition ............... lizzie HuSner
Piano and violin selection. ..............
). Belle Hickson and Thomas Hickson
Kecitation ...................... Raiph Lane
fiano SOLO .......,...........-. Nellie burt
Recitation .................... Jessie Henry
Recitation ,.......... Miss Cora Copeland
The society Is planning an entertain
ment for the near future
II. b. Cation left for Olympia wednes-
day. He will return home today.
Samuel Barton. OF South Park. who has
spent the past five years In Alaska, re-
turned on the last steamer from Nome.
Mr.. Barton expects to return TO Alaska
on the next steamer.
The Ladies' Aid Society, of the Wesley
Methodist Episcopal church, met at the
home OF Mrs. Niece last Thursday. The
society will hold Its regular meeting at
the homo OF Mrs Cooksen next Thurs
day.
The literary department OF the Epworth
League met at the home OF Miss Frances
Robinson Tuesday evening.
Rev Roland Hughs will hold services
In the Wesley Methodist Episcopal
church tonight.
A Halloween party was given Mt the
home OF Mrs. III. b. Cotton by Miss jess
sic Henry. The evening was spent In
playing games and dancing, after which
refreshments were served Those pres
ent were: Miss Jessie Henry. Miss An
ME Kirschner. Miss Lizzie Burbank, Miss
Dot. Davidson, Miss Rosa Stevenson, Mas
D. Mahoney. Mrs. ". u. Cation and Mrs.
f., Cation, Leo Conn
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Biggest
Clearance Sale

Ever Onered
0hf0a, OrOckory, Glassware,
OtOOkss lamps, Jaroi-
nSercs, Bisqsso Wa~O.
0r0y Ensnseied War0,
SILVER Ware, knfvOs,
ForAss Spoons, Dinner
SETS, Fancy 60komian
Glass ware and ivory
thing THAT'S 1eaufifus
AND Us0 fhS.
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ron OVEN YIFTs YEAnA
An old and Wen Tried Remedy. hr-w
BIZ Nilions ~ Mothers tor fbsn eniS1,Z
TeeLhins. with perfect suoessa J, sooth@
suft<sas the Gaus. ailAys all pala.
Cole, sna IL tbs best remedy for DiAns@ r.
b druggists IN every part q the World .1Es1
al fcr Mrs. winslos's SooIhins syrup - 777
ether Kind
Twsnty-ays Ce8ts . nssbq s
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OBSERVE

The following symptoms resulting from y
the Digestive Organs: censtipstson. snssfe
fpglasxs a the blood Ia the bssa sst6V .
q sinarh nausea. heartburn. disgust Il foo9
nss. or weight in the stomasb. soa guse
slating o. sinttesiaE q tiss heart. choking =
eating semsations when IN a iyins pDstafs, 2
a yisi01, disyiness en rising sasiaeriJ. aaSt
before the siahi. fever aud Dan psss - - ~
defssegsF Fl gsfs Esf.flpa. ysu0sne~ q
sed sges ain IL ti.e side, chest ilnfs -
fushes n heat tasri1g in The nssh =.
A few doses n RAILWAYS fliLs sh
sys,fsu ~ an tts siorethsSnss disorders
Price. Is cent? ~ bos sold es e'sssisNs
- Eian.
Baaway A Co., s5 Elm 81. View -
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bic cage itt Rentm6p

ideint elmer irieoliden 3oIune entgesen
Su geben. Senator 8oebel lit ON
6amitas Nbenb ieinen 8erlekungen er=
ieaen. bod mar er friiber fbon als
8ouoerneur eingeihporen tporoen uno
nod leinem 9ooe tpuroe @efbam. Der
oemotratilde Ganbioat fir Gite=@uu=
perneur, als &ouperneur eineeibiporen.
Saplor peiaert ii1 alerbings inner
nod, ieinem Nnipruh auf bas Mmt III
entiaaen, oa iid iebod feline 9offnuns.
oab leine Nniprube BON prdlibent Mc=
Rinlep anertannt piiroen, nibt erfiillt
bot, 10 Diro er iib lpobl beibeioen milf
len, mieoer in's pripatleben sariif sll
treten uno man bofft, bub innerbalt
tnrser 3eit Die aan3e Nnselesenheii
frieeli1 beigeleot tpiro.
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0lndliM bei1eIeat.

Die Differenaen s,piiden ben @ruben.
befigern uno ben Roblensrdbern iinb
sltidliderweiie, beieelset woroen, unb
Suar t0nnen Die Goblensrdber oiesmal
nit Dem setrofienen ARRANGEMENT au-
frieoen iein. Die Goblen9rdber baben
eine 2pbnerb0bung bon IA Gents per
Sonne erSielt, cine bon 20 Yrosent fir
ben 3aalobn unb auBeroem ibre 6or=
oerllng zines Ndtliunoentaaes onrhge=
feBt. Sir lebtere 6rroeruns baben lie
betanntlih idon orei Sabre eetdmp5t
Dafiir baben bic Goblen9rdber oas Gus
9eitdnoniB Der Benubuns BON Goblen=
lieben - screens - 9emaht, bod lint
bierfiir feite Geseln aufeeitelt poroen,
10 bob Die Nrbeiter ni6t iiberportbei.1
tperoen f6nnen.
Mit einem 8efiibl Der grleihteruno
lit Die Gunoe Der Yeileauna Der 9iffe.
ren3en bonn Yublifum beeriiBt porben.
Gin allgeneiner GOblengrdberitreif nit.
ten i'm gBinter ipdre cine furd)tbar,
Galamitdt, melde unIdslibes g!enb in
Gefolse bdben ipiiroe.
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We@imIcp's Ducmts,ta. !.

Sem prdlioenten uno ieinem 5taats=
iefretdr tperoen ieit einieen Sa9en bon
st. 2ouis aus arge Sbmieri9teiten be-
reitst. 0orlebten Samita9 ianbte Or.
Gnil Bretorius BON Der ,Meltl. poit"
benz Staatsietretdr cine Qinneiluna fir
$3.50 nebit eineln Briefe an ben prdl.
oenten Der 3ranspaal. .Gepublid nit DER
gitte, Ole beioen Gdriititiide auf biplo-
matlihem Weae oem Brdiioenten Grii=
ger au iibermitteln. Ser offene 8rief
perlibert ben YrdIibenten Der liioafrita-
nilben Gepublit, oab cine aroBe Nnsabl
4nerifaner nit berielben ipmpatbilirt.
Gr. pretorius perlanst nidt mir cine
Selbeinisun9 oes gmpIanges, ionoern
aud cine 8erli6eruna bes 6taatsletre=
tdrs, oaB ben afritanifhen Nepublifen
bic SDmpatbie Der 9tmeritaner sebiibre.
Sieler Brief bes Or. pretorius mar
nod nidt on feline Noreiie aelanat, ols
in einem sroben 9beater pon st. 2ouis
unter Dem BorIibe oehelben 9r. preto=
rius eine WaNenperIammluns ta9te, in
pelher idarfe SpnpatbiebeIbliiNe fir
Die gursn angenDmmen iuurben uno Der
Brdlioent aufeeforoert miro. feline belten
Slenlte an3ubieten, bamit Der Rriee balo
beenolst meroe. Gpllte es ibm aber
lbeinen oob Gnelano lie9en weroe, oann
loll er prompt cine 8eenoieune oes &rie=
ges oerlan9er lno oarauf orinaen. Ser
ner miro oerlanat. oaB Die Waibingtouer
(Gesieruna Die biplomatIiben ye.treter
Der beiosn &epubiiten prompt anerfenne.
Sieie beioen Nuforoerureen itelen
Die Maibin9toner Hesieruna Dor elm
ihllmmes Dilemma. Sier lit Der angel
id1lilbe yuienfreuno, Den man trdnten
lou, uno bort lteben tie Teutiben. bic
man nibt aaf Die 3eten treten BARI, ipeil
lie Die Mieoerwabl McRinlep's controls
liren, nno Or. Pretorins lit elmer Der
0auptfiibrer Der oeutihen 3epublitaner.
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Nnsldnh.

e5n ShSnau, einem Dcrf BON ettpd
,reibunbert Ginmcbnern unweit greslau,
limb fiinfSis pcricnen an Der 1rihincie
|erfranft.
Mus 8upapslt fcmmt has 0eriiht, ba6
Die etras fpnplisirte acknowledgements
ide SbronfcIseirasc Zine uncrmartete eS=
lung parurd .sefunoen fat, paB icircbl
Der prdiumtipe Sbrunfplser gr,ber;cs
5ercinanp BON Seiterreih Ste, Der pa~
rauf teitebe, Die 0raiin Gbptef, 5efpame
Der Grsterscsin Stepbanie, gu beiratben,
ais aud beiien Srupcr Gr,ber;ca Otto
6rans Srlepb, auf ibr Sbrcnirlsereht
sersihtet battcn, unb ;ipar st 0unlten
pes eritsebcrnen SpbneS bes gebteren,
grsberscs 8arl 5rans Sriepb, Der ant II.
luault 1887 setcren lit. Die Mutter
pes fiinftisen 1brunfplsers lit cine 5rh<
ter ees prinSen 0errs BON Sadien,
prinseiiin Maria Sciepba son sahien.
5rantreid, will in ben nahfen Sabren
900 @iillionen 5ranfen fir gersrGberuns
Der 5lptte unp &ii tenbefeltisunscn aus
apbeu
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anlanb.

Sm @elAaltstbeil spn ct. epuis, Mc.,
bat elm 6euer einen Shaoen BON ST.
500, 900 anseridtet. Gin 5euerwebrmann
fam babel um's 9eben.
gsi Upper SanpustY fanb man ben
9eihnam peS fiirslih serheirat9eten !6arrY
NaY i'm Nalpe; er lheint auf Der Sasp
pcrunslidt ;u lei,:.
Die in Der Gisarrenfabrif BON Strens,
Marbleiten i. 60. gu Cincinnati beldais
tisien pader unb Sprtierer lesten bic Mr<
belt nieper, ba ibre 1Sbne nm 25 Yrc;ent
renusirt werpen iollten. Die 9eute baben
Stadarbsit unb serpienen, wenn pcle
3eit searbeitet wirr, et.pa SIS per @pde.
sic iasen, lie leien millens, cine 8epuf=
tipn ansunebmsn, aber rs prc3ent lei gu
piel.
Sn Der Mnlase her Ginelay Carriage
So. ri6tete Jcuer einen Sdapen BON
S35, 900 an.
Bernard Shade, cin et,pa 38 Sabre al
ter Oeutlder, bat iid in Dem Mrmenbauie
in Cleveland su Ippe sebun9ert. 6,
mar friiber in einem Circus beIhlitiat
ertlinpete aber anseblih inful9e iibermdbi,
gen GisarrettenrauhenS unp leitpem wa,
| ibm nas Qeben cine Qait. Gur brei @pdeu
perluhte er fh NIT einem Gtallirmelle,
ben 5al5 absulhneiben, tpurbe aber carar
perbinpert. Seit l6 1asen bat ct au'
9iabruns ser,pcisert.
Wm. uno Sobn Nemton. SrGeer uni
beipe Sunsseielen, ino am Mcntat
Mcrgen in Der Wo9nung reS erlteren
cine Msile ireltlih BON Yprtlanb, Snp.
perbrannt. Sb eS iih bier nm elmer
llnsliifsfall oper ,lin einen Mcrp - riel
leiht &anbmprp - banbelt, irirb 1hwe'
| lfelt;uitellen iein. SBm. Ne,rtun mar x
Sabre alt unp elmer Der reih,ten Mdnne
i'm Staat. Sein germSsen w,rp All
Isl 100000 seidabt. 8eipe Manner ma
rem b5hif ercentriihe Naturen unp lie leb
ten auBerorpentlih einfah.
Sn elmer am Mpntas absebaltenel
Sibuns beS ,guilpins 7rabes Council
In Gbieasu baben bic Mrbeiter<Sh Shwierig
feiten, ME es fheint, ibre &riis errciebt
Der 0elhaftsasent Der Union Der @lSr
teltrdaer unp Maurer ,purpe beprceri
ale geute srn ber Mrbeit ab3urufen, ,pel6
an irsenb einem Gbicasp'er @ebdube be
fAdftist inb, no bic neuen Gorlhriftei
reS Natbs hrr Bau Rpntraftcren ange
lAlagen ,purben. "a fat iebe Bautcn
traftcrfn~Girma BON Gbicagc pieie gcr
lhriften iinter3eidnet bat, iu bepeutet ri
Srprc einen 6treit BON 5000 Mann. Mu
6erbem fperpen, rie Is bei6t, am fommen
ben Samfas 5000 Baalhreiner bic Nr
belt einltellen.
Durh Gfuer serIfSrt tpurbe bas lnirti
| paiartnd. Gal, auf benz Mcunt 2ctr
|8ele9etlt 8rDBt 6ctel, befannt alS Cd
wlcuntain 6pule" Ole W1flt enttamel
lnnssvfset Dsr usatfrlelle @taben Fl
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Wcueite Wa1ri1tett.

uster srn &ries in Sur=Qfrita fsblen
neue Scrihte. seit Jreitas bat man BON
General Butler gar nitts gebGrt. Sn
gonpcn ersablt man Th, perlelte babe Den
grcBen Iusela mierer iiberl1rittea unp
ride auf aarYlinitb spr, bph nil man
i'm enslilhen 6rie9minilterium gar feline
Nabrihten erbalten baten unp rpn anre.
rer Seite liesen feline 8erihte pur.
Gs beFatist iid, paB General Buffer
BEN Tngela ,rieper iiberlhritten. gr
iiterl lhritt ren JluB an swei plaben, Bel
Yunt Drift purpen bic Gnslanrer suriid
sstrieten, ater bel Molen Drift murpe
na6 ben lebten 9erihten INNER nod ses
fampft.
Das britilde &riess=Nmt erbielt cine
Oepelhe, ,rcnah 0eneral Butler am 8.
Jetruar BEN Sugela iiterlhrittet fat unp
auf 2apyimitb pcrritdt.
sBie eine Depelhe aus &apfaet MEL
| bet, ine Jelpmarlhlll Npterts unp 0e=
neral &ithener mad Der Jront atge9an=
| gen.
Sn BcmbaY, Sfinbien, fproert bic
8eulsnpsit tpieper sablreide Ssfer. Dim
6. Jeb. farben 40S YerIcnen. Die 81
tuatipn ,pirb burh bic Nnfunft Sieler
Jtidtlinse iebr ssr1hlimmert.
Das Besrdbnib bes ermcrpeten @cu=
perneurs 0cetel Yun &entudp fanp tn
GpYinstcn unter iiberaus ,ablreiher Be.
)tbcilisuns fatt.
.3mei Meilen ncrbDflid srn Sima
Sbip, fog am Mcntas bas gaserbans be,
6inplaY 9iitro 0lYeerine GompanY in bi'
quft. grnt giles, Elm per1eiratbete,
Mann nnp Selbrunneulhlieser, rurp'
1ammt leinem 0elpann gu Ntcmen eetla-
Zen, unp srn Dem Magasin lit nifts meb,
su leten, ais bic Statte, no es seitanpen
bssiebunssweile Elm God ii Der gropber.
IFahe.
Sn elmer gerlammluns in Snbianapc
His 1T ben Nntbraeitfobl oblensratern ei,
Muf1hlas BON 10 Drc;ent berillist NOR
ben. ueber Eauleno ner1elben fno lbp,
einise @cden am Streif sepelen.
glm Wtcnta9 Ntenp ent1pant ltt eine'
Sunbes pesen auf einem Ganalbput IN
Gait Niper, New 2jort, elm, Streit, in mel
dem Sames gietcr unb Capt. &ipp er
tp6en unp Grau y. >. Collins letensse
Ifdbrlh ser,punpet wurpe. Der g'att
Der Trau, welder serbaftet purbe, las1
ba6 bic beiben Manner iih sesenleitis er
4 pclAt bahen.
| Der &oblensraterltreif In gSbme,
maht Der SiterreidiIdsen Nesieruns ernll
Iide Surse. Sn sBitfciris in 8Gbme
linb bie g8al3perfe unp in Ieplib lammt
Hide por3elanfabriten unb fieben amber
4 Jabriten pesen GpblenmanselS seihlcFe
|wcrben. Nus Maeben .rirp berihtet, na
audi i'm Steinfpblenseeier bes gurm rs
Streit lih ausbreitet.
/ Mm Mpntag ipurren in BuencS Mire
1O2 Sale npn Gcnnenlfih amtlth gemel
bet. Dappn perliefen 93 tSptlih. 81
/ .0ibe mar l20 Grab i'm Shattem.
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9,tttDrtae Yatrioten.

Greilpilliae oes ipaniiden Rrieaes
lino penlionsbunarie. Ger prosent=
iab ibrer @eluhe 1T biel sroBer, als
oerieniae Der &eguldren, ipelhe ben
Grieg mitma9ten.
Sn Der Sdladt BON Gan ssuan
0iuuroen l02 Geauldre set6oiet, 1907
Dertpunbet unb SIS permiBt. Die Nen=
iionsanipriihe in Der reguIdren Nrmee
be5iffern lid auf 1862.
Die sSreimilligen biibten in berielben
Shladt "a Mann on 9Dbten, III al,
Termunoeten iinb As an @ermibten Elm.
Die 3obl ibrer penfions-Nnfprii6e III
1858.
gs befanoen iiA % Nesimenter STE.
9uldre nno brei reauldre 9otferien In,
Rampfe, boge9en nur neun Hreipil!i.
gen Negimenter. Gines BET leBteren
bate 9ar. feine Nerlllife. bat aber 4le
0efn6e I'M penfionsll.
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1a9eSnemi9feitett.
chta.


Gs beiBt, bas untcr ben geterdncn ree
Staates cine 8ewesuna im 0ansc lit
rem @cuyerneur eine Maiienpetiticn su
unterbreiten, ras 9eaen DaYip gEingel
ipegen Grmcrouns BON Gcnrab 8lanft
sefdllte Ipeesurtbeil in lsbensldnaltht
3uhttausitrafe nm;uwanpeln. Scutt
pas Oefuh ab1hlasia tefhieren mercen
70 irirp 98iuget ber erite geteran iein
melder In, 3uhtbauie binseridtet ,riiree
Itarreus S. Naen unb CALEB 9inrer
in Sprins gallep, nahe fenia aeleaen,
itanpen felt einiser .3eit niht auf sutem
JuBe, anscblih ,nlplse BON 5amillen- sln=
[selesenbeiten. slm 1reitas Nbenp trafeu
Die 8eicen fd, in elmer Nefauratrn, es
fam nieeer gum Streit unp inn @erlaaie
ceGen erldpb Alen ieinen 0ssner. Nusn
wurpe lpfurt scrbaftet, Mill aher in Sclbt=
sertbeipi9ung gebanrett baten. Seipe
Nanner lteben in mittleren Sabren uno
linp perbeiratbet. ginrer lebte nur nod,
ejnige Minuten.
Spbn Davis in Gihmrnhale 1T erfrcs
rem; er irar 80 Sabre alt. Man fanr
i'm tppt In ieinem Stuble.
6rnu Samuel ISeB in San gSert nabm
8pblenSl, um 6euer I'm Sien su MAIDEN
rs fulate oaS iitlihe Helultat uno bic
5rau If iest cine 9eihe.
S. 8. 6iuuisan 1eAnautte in Glepelanr
leine 9ia1e 10 betty, oab eines ieiner slu=
gen aus Dem Scdel ilrs uno nur mod an
DEN Sebnen b'ns; er lApb pas 9use ,u=
rid, nobel ater ras Iuaenlip binter DEN
ausapfel lam. Gin Nrst murpe serufen,
setraute iih ater niht, loanp an,ulesen
uno ihidte i'm IN pas loclpital, no pas
Nuge wierer beraussenpmmen uno rithtia
tinseleBt wurpe. Man slaubt DAP Der
Damn fh in menisen lasen rieper spa=
itanris erbclen mirr, ct bat ater
lhredlihe SAmersen lsiren lniiilen.
Srant Scnes, Elm 8einiser elettriiher
9ampen gu Mt. Serncn, erbielt am Mon=
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IL ltarfen elettrilhen Shlas, pab er jest
in Ietsnsseiabrliaem 3utanps rarnieper=
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Charles Jranf BON CARPENTER, Gla.
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ct prei Damen unb irdter murpen lcrpbl
er ais aud aht junse Mdbhen BON ben
pcden befallen.
Gep. Brrfer Bcr, elmer Der tcfanntefen
yte9er-Gsanselifeu. larb in Stumwa,
Sa., i'm Nlter scn 104 Sabren. Gr mar
1876 in Naibsilie, 5enn., seboren.
Sn 6rulton, Ger, 1T in Der Mcntas
ga6t bic &eller'lhe Spe,ereiiraaren=
0rrbbanpluna abgebraunt. Der 9erlult
tetrast iiber 100000.
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