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Daily camera., 1901-09-26
First R0Ce
CO|ed O|
DIDN'T FINISH.

Wind Failed aad Yachts Coslda't Cros.
Within Linit.
New York. Sept. 76-44s p. m.--Race
called of. Not finished within tint
limit. Columbia led Shamrock quarter
mile at close two miles from finish.
New York, Sept. 26-Ooe Of the mos
beautiful Of autumn mornings dawned to
day and the bright sun warmed the heart.
Of yachtsmen. The city Is c'owded with
sportsmen who have come to view the
great races. All last night 4 gale blew
outside the haibor, but At dawn today II
subsidized. and at daylight was blowing
IS knots an hour instead Of 20. There
was not particle OF mist. Altogether i,
was an ideal day aud At nine o'clock there
were Thousands Of crafts sailing around
in the course.
At nine o'clock both the Columbia and
Shamrock left their mooring. and were
toved outside Of Coney Island where
they shook out their sails. Sir Thomas
Upton on the Erin steamed over 10 the
Shamrock and had hnal talk with Cap
tain Sycamore. At ten O'Clock both
yachts were ready aud there were thous.
ands Of craft dangerously near the con
testants. Another hour was consumed
in apparently useless prepai atoms. ano
just after eleven both yachts started over
the imaginary line that constituted the
beginning OF the course. The Shamrock
=, once took the lead aud apparently got
the better Of the Columbia. gaining one.
quarter OF mile. Then the Columbia
did better and seemed to be holding its
own.
I,;4o-The Columbia has taken the
lead and is nov forging along With one.
eighth Of \ mile ahead. It's hard to de
termine the exact positions Of the racers
on account d the numerous small craft
in the way.
Both are going At clipper pa-e. how
ever. and tits evidea, that both will make
the necessary distance 10 the required
time. The Shamrock has changed her
sailing sheets and is doing better.
7p. m.-The Columbia has jus, blank.
e.ed the Shamrock and is forging ahead.
She has nov lead Of one hundred yards
which is increasing
3:o6 p. m-The Columbia has turned
the second stake boat and is one half
mile ahead Of the Shamrock. At 3:7I
the Shamrock turned the stake and
shook out her balloon sails.
Daily camera., 1901-09-26
HANGED FOR MURDER.

Ph.sbsrg. Sept. 76-Vassal Laketch
was Hanged here this morning. His
death came from strangulauon and the
doctors pronounced him dead in three
minutes. He was one Of three foreigner,
vhs held up the paymastes Of big
mine with his companion ~ they were
on their way to pay of the men. The
paymaster was shot but his companion
escaped With the moaey. The murder
ers we're captured but one resisted and
was killed, another Committed suicide in
Jail and the third died today, being
respIted in order that his parents nigh,
come from Montenegro to bid him fare
we'll.
Daily camera., 1901-09-26

The alumni game is an assured thing
and all the stars will be back.
oe Mitchell coal, best in the market
CHAMBERS & HALL.
Daily camera., 1901-09-26
.BeSS S||eIge|' 5
L0S| Letter
A NEW STORY.

Dsfssss Of strisgsi Peps up when Lsas
Expected.
simultaneously with the appearance o
Mrs. ]. H. Stroud Of Kansas City. siste
OF Bert Striegel. who arrived in Boulde
last night. a brand new friend Of the &C
cused bobs upin Denver. The new frien'
is MIS- H. d. Myers. who has hitherto
kept silent. Yesterday she told her yer
sion Of the case without explaining wh,
she has never spoken q the matter be
fore. Mrs Stroud visited her brother =
the Jail last night and had long conver
sation with him. Whether or not her Wis
it and the new story have any connection
remains TO be seen.
Mrs Myers exhibits the following let
ter which is probably the last one Bes,
Stricgel ever wrote:
Longmont. Colo, Aug. g. 1921.
Mrs Harry d. Myers, Denver-Ay
Dear Friend: Well. here am and feel
ing very badly. knew l was just on the
eve Of breaking down before left, bu, !
shall make fight for |, and trust to come
out better than it now seems. l felt that
I must scribble to you but this is the only
letter shall write while am here, as
An 80 nervous can scarcely live. Mrs
Myer, viii you please forward my mail
to me here? expect 4 letter from Kan
sas City from those friends and Am very
anxious 10 get it. (This is the letter she
was expecting from her husband telling
her that be vas coming to keep his ap-
pointment with her.) Please do this ~
favor TO me.
Give ny Iove.o all and keep lots for
yourself. Write soon. BESS.
According to Mrs Myers there is little
doubt that Mrs S,riegel swallowed the
poison gladly. for her life had been a.
tragic a. its ending.
The girl vas treated cruelty BY Ger.
tain members Of her family" said Ars
Myers. "These hated her and told her
- Her sister. who has terrible temp.
ef. fought constantly with her. Poor Bes-
sie had no ooe At home TO love her. The
child-she vas . mere child when she
died-had naturally an affectiooate dis
position. She lacked the fiery temper
that characterized other members Of her
family. and partly because she suffered
in silence she became target for abuse. "
"Why don't you 70 to work." one Of
them would inquire.
Don't you know we're giving you your
meals? Go away. Run away. Get rid
Of yourself" suggested another member
Of the family.
Then Bessie met Bert Striegel. In
speaking Of her approaching marriage.
she said to her friend:
at Is not that love bim. dont think
that do love him: bat be will take me
away from home"
Al any rate. such is Mrs Myers story.
1t does not agree With the testimony
brought out at the preliminary hearing,
but il may be An indication Of wha, Bert
Striegel's attorneys will try to prove.
Daily camera., 1901-09-26
ARE STILL BURNING.

c. L. Schellenger. manager Of the
Denver Transportation and Drainage
Tunnel. above Grand Island, passed
through Boulder this morning on bis
way to Denver where his Offices are
located. He says the fires are smould
ering on all the hills near Eldora. Bryan
mountain is the least damaged but every
stuck on Woodland and Chittenden is
dead and most Of it Is unfit for saw
timber. The FIRE on Tennessee mountain
At Sulphide Is brilliant one. This is
several miles from the other fires and
vas. undoubtedly. Of incendiary origin.
says Mr. Schellenger.
Daily camera., 1901-09-26
IT'S ALL OFF.

There will be no rock drilling CON test
under the auspices OF the Festival Of
Mountain and Plain this yeas. The
teams OF LeadviIle. Who purposed having
a match. with the understanding on the
part OF the Festival association that i,
would be open TO all. have backed and
filled 30 often that i, will nov be impos
sible to pull off the contest. When the
festival people agreed to arrange for the
even, j. was understood that Csnnison
granite upon which to work would be
furnished by the Leadville people and
that they would pu, up $500 In cash. to
which the Festival association was to add
$500. making a purse Of $1,000. This
morning the Leadville representative Of
the miners was again heard from, and
demand ed that the entire arrangements
be changed. The only money that The
Cloud City contingent will put ~ will be
side money among themselves. which
would leave purse Of only $500 for
open competition. consequently the
whole matter will be abando Post.
Daily camera., 1901-09-26
THE SCHlEY COURT.

Washington. Sept 7o-The Schley
court held long session and did not ad
journ for lunch. This vas in order tha,
it might without suffering delay. attend
the Wilson funeral. The testimony
vent to show that Sehley knew oi
Cervera's Whereabouts but took no action
to destroy his feet until be came out oi
the harhoH.
Daily camera., 1901-09-26
Pie EQ|e[S
Al L0lgIl01|
A BIG CROWD.

Aasy Boaidsritss ere Partaking Of Loag
mont's Hospitality.
1t was big crowd and a merry one
that swaited the arrival of the morning
northbound train. Just 44r. Boulder
people crowded into the already we'll
6lled cars. bent on day Of feasting.
Platforms were overaowinK As the train
pulled out. Many stayed until tomorrow
and some Of the picnickers returned this
afternoon,
Daily camera., 1901-09-26
WANT TO QUIT.

Annie Sheurn has filed suit ia tbe lis.
,rict court against Peter Sheurn foi
divorce and alimony. She alleges ex.
lreme cruelty and wants custody Of the
three youngest childrea. The couple
we're married in Germany 10 1873 and
have seven childieu.
Daily camera., 1901-09-26
PAID HIS BILLS.

New York. Sept. 76-It is said that the
debts Of the Duke OF Manchester amount.
ing TO 10000 pounds have been paid By
his mother. II is claimed that faith .in.
Law Zimmerman Of Cincinnati did not
contribute 4 cent.
Daily camera., 1901-09-26
WILL DIE SOON.

Buffalo. Sept 17-Leon CzolRoss was
today sentenced to die in the electric
chair during the week beginning
October 28.
Daily camera., 1901-09-26
BAD DOLLARS.

Marshall Bass has discovered several
counterfeit half dollars in Boulder.
They are Of silver but wear easily and
are hard to detect.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-21
w G !:

peripunoeten 8riten bieIelbe Sorg@
falt gu She'll perben, tpie ben etgenen
2ellterl, unD bic britti6en 8efangenen
purben freunolt6 bebunbelt. Was
benz 8oeren 6auptiG6li6 feblt, 1T mi
IitGrii9e Sis5iplin. 8enn irgeno cine
tattii9e 8etpegung ben Sffi5ieren
ober ben 2euten miBfiel, 10 paro lie
eben ni6t ausgefIbrt unb mun6e gut
geplante Nffaire paro baour4 ruiz
ntrt. Inter Seuer banoeln Die goez
rem bemerten5pert6 tultbliitig uno
iiberlegt. Sein Mun9el an Snitiaz
tipe 6inberte aber ben 8oeren baran,
bic 6rii9te ieines Sieges e~in3ubeimz
fen, tpenn er cine englif4e 4ttade 5uz
riidgeI9lagen. Gr mar 3u%frieoen,
tpenn Der 5einb bte5luht ergriff. Die
8peren tparen iiber bic 8etpe9ungen
be5 5einbes tets 3iemli6 gut unterz
ri6tet. Sci Der l1ebermittelung BON
Na9ri9ten ipielte bas 3neirao cine
ni9tige 3oQe. Die 3abfa6rer 5telz
ten ii9 ni9t an Die 2anbitruBen, tie
folgten SuBpfaben unb bGufig rttten
tie quer iiber bic pfaoloie Prdrie.
Man tonnte Tie in Dem 9auptquartier
iebes Generals finben. 9er 9elioz
graph parb ebenfaus gum Iustaui4
bon Na6ri6ten bertpenoet."
vWas militGrii6e Saftif dnbez
trifft, 10 bat biefer &rieg feline neuen
Yrin5ipien berporgebrd6t, penn audi
ein5elne befannte tattii6e 8epegunz
gen beionbers f6arF berportraten.
@G6renb bic @uspa6l por5iiglider
Sefenip : 9oiitionen uno ibre gr0z
Bere SreffF6erbeit ben 8oeren 8orz
tbeih beri4ufften unb gum Sbeil ibre
numerif6e S9pGde ausgli4en,
fonnte bod bic ue~berlegen6eit ibrer
@ef6iiBe nt6t Die Sdrgli6feit Der
ielben nett MAIDEN. Die AauptiG6z
li6e l1rfa6e Der 8peren : Nieberlagen
mar Der Mungel an @eI6iiBen." Die
britii9sn StreittrGfte t%rittiirt Capt,
yfei6mann II. ". folgenbermuBen:
.9ie britiI6e &apaQerie mar tpeOer
in geniigen0er 3abl bOr6dnOen, nod
audi mar bieielbe fir lire NuFgube
gebriqt. 8ertttene Snfanterie mlBte
in bielen 5dQen uGs Nu5biilfe berz
tpert6et nerben. Die britii6en beritz
tenen Sruppen tperben niemal5 ben
8oeren 9lei6fommen, Bis iie ni6t gez
lernt ba6en, ais 8apalerie 81 reiten
unb als Snfunterie gu tdmpfen. Die
ein5ige 2e6re, pel6e mir baraus 5iez
ben mDgen, lit, Dap mir nt6t genu9
BON unierer Sorte 8abaQerte ba6en
tDnnen. Neiterbin fat Der 8rteg bic,
bebeutenbe l1eberlegenbeit Der 8rupp'%
,f6en unb Greufot : @ef4iibe iiber
bic englii6en Qrmitrong 8ei6iibe
er9eben. Die 2nbbite : @ranate tam
taum als Elm grfolg in SeloOperatioz
men be3ei6net tperber."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-21
Srittrs ~SunbesidItrnfcf.
Sn Gbicago er0ffnet. - GrOBer umz
5ug unb einleitenbe Geremonien
i'm S6iiBenparf.

G9icagp, 20. Sum-. - 9as
brittle 8unOesi4iBen1eit besn Central
@6iiBen6unbes BON Norbamerita"
bat bier, bonn berrli9Iten Wetter be-
giinitigt, ieinen Qnfang genomnlen.
gs geb0ren bteiem 8unoe neun3ebn
8ereine an. Gingeleitet nurbe bas
Set bur6 einen um3ug bur3 ben
9ei6dftst6eil Der StaOt. Nls Set
Mari6aG fungirte 9r. Wilhelm
@9mibt, Die Spite bes 3uges Bill
bete cine Qbt6eilung BON 6erittenen
YoliSiften unter benz COMMANDO be5
Jnfpeftors 9etDelmeier, unb alsbann
folgten ebenfaqs 300 berittene Mitz
glieOer bes r@ermania asit=Glubs."
On Oteie i4loB ii6 cine LANCE Reibe
BON &uti9en an, in pel6en it4 Der
8unbesprGiibent 8t6ter &eriten, Der
8iirgermeiIter Garter 8. 6arri ion,
pel4er Mitglieb bes S4ibenz
8ereinS lit unb regen Qnt6etl an benz
5eite ne6men tpirb, Die 8un0esbeamz
ten unb Die S6iBen Ielbit befanDen.
8or Dem GountDz@ ebGube ~angelangt,
purbe S6alt gema9t, unb Johann bielt
Der 8iirgermeiIter cine tur5e 4nipraz
6e, in nel9er er feline S6iBenbriiDer
Ramens Der Stabt auf Das 9er5z
li9ite. %fpilfommen 6ieB.
6ierauf ging IS naA Dem 8a6n6ofe
an Der Yplfz unb 9earbornzS traBe,
ND Elm @pe5ial5ug bereit itano, mel
6er Die syeitt6eiIne6mer na9 benz
etma 5fpan8i9 Meilen iiOli4 BON bier
belegenen S9iibenpart in Palosz
Springs bru9te. 9ort angelangt,
belt Der 8unbesprdIibent 6r. gi9ter
&eriten Die eigentli9e 8egriibungsz
Rebe, in tpel6er er 1einer Sreube iiber
ben bemerfenstpertben QufI6nung,
ben bas S9ubenpeien in ben leBten
Sa6ren genommen bat, Qusbrud CAB.
Der Gbicagoer 8erein 3. g. lit duf
nabeSu 300 Mitglieber angend4ien,
unb es ge6Oren linn biele ~unierer pro-
minenteiten 8iiraer an. Yrdeiie 2
ubr na6m bunn Das S6ieBen ieinen
4nfang. S6on i'm 2dufe bes Ia6z
mittags purbe gar mdn6er CUTE
S6uB 9etban, 10 baB a4t5ehn Der
S9iBen bur9 Meoaiaen ausge5ei4z
net perben fonnten. Qm Sonntag
9ormittas pirb bic 8unoes : Sag
labuns a~bse9alten perben. nno fur
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-21
Sas 9bu6aeridt in 9ouiliana.
vYrop6et Glias" Smitb geitanb elm,
bab er prince @bpurbs' Miti9ulz
bigger par. - SAeriff S6ompion
tpaote feinen Wtberftdnb.

NepzO Orleans, 2a., 20. Stunt.
= 3ube berrf9t beute gu Sbrepeport,
fpo lebte Na6t 5net Neger, Der BRO
pbet @lias" Smith unb s. .. Mc2ano
tpesen Der Grmorbung bes Yflan5ers
Softer gelpn9t purben. 9eute eingez
troffene Oepei9en aus Sbrebeport
melben, baB flare 8epeiie entbedt
tpurben, ipel9e Smith unb Me2anb
als @erfdpOrer segen bic 8eiben unb
gefdbrli9e Gbatattete fenn5ei9neten.
9a grince Gbparbs, Der eisentli9e
M0rber bes Yflanaers, nod auf freien
Siben tit unb ba iebt tpenig Iusfi9t
mebr %eriitirt, feiner babbaft gu tperben,
fo~purbe Der Mpb unsebulbig unb be-
f9lob, bic beiben %erpdbnten Neger gu
lpnhen, I'm Elm Grempel gu ftatuiren.
Smith eeitanb bor ieinem Sobs elm,
bab er bas 9epebr Tub, NIT tpel6em
Softer BON Prtnce gbnarbs erfhoffen
purbe. 8iele uufreisenbe 8riefe, tpelz
he Smitb unb g%onforten an Die Neger
Der umgegenb ri9teten, unb in fpelden
bon Der grmorbung 6piter's bic Hebe
mar, iino aufgefunoen porDen. S9ez
riff Sbompfon BON 8offier : Yarriih
mar Bel benz 2pn9seri9te 5ugegen,
ma6te aber in 4nbetraht Der Stdrfe
bes Wobs feinen 8erfu9, baFelbe gu
berbiiten. Smith, ipel6er BON 9alpe=
ton na9 2ouiiiana fam, bate in Der
umgebung bon S6repeport einen Gee
ger : @ebeimbunb g~esrinbet, tpelder
ii9 nSbe Gbur9 Of TIE 2ipins Sob"
nannte uno segen bic Weiben seri4tet
NOR. Die n8unbeslube" nit ben Pro=
tpfolen oes @ebeimbunbes tpurbe in
Der bon Smith %bepobnten 9iitte emit
bedt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-21
Ben,inser & SaIipeH, @ntpdIte,
,9unt BON 9altimoreHz@ebduoe.
Wntpalts=V crfauf

p%ert6ponen, einem @runbains unter=
tporfenen 2aben= unb W~o6nbdus=
Gigentbums Nr. 1924, peurl=
@trabe, Siiopel tz@de bon Mulz
berrpz@ trabe, neine altetublirte
8Gderei;" unb Der WobnbGuf er
Nr. 6O5 unb GOT, 8eitzMulz
berrbzStrabe.
4lg @npdlte oss Gieeutbiimers ip:rbcn mir am
m i / t 10 o d, Den %. SUM- 1901, 1 llbr Hd6mit=
tags, oas ~foloenos Gisentbnm an Srt uno 5tsae
auf Dficntlittr guttiOn pe%rfuufen:
9eainueno iir pas erite ~psriclbsn an Der Siopst-
Ode Der Wulberrp= IND 9earl=Strabe, uuo panu
Iiiplib an Der Weiieits BON Qsurl= Strabs f6 err
iredsnO 10 SUB bis sum Wlitt:Ipunfts elmer Srtn=
uunasmauer unD in ehltr aleibmdBia breitsn S.tft
~tpeitl:d, 20 Sub. 9ebaut 1T oafslbe init einent 3lpei=
einbalbt0diqsn 3ieg:liteinernsn CABIN unO lp obnbuu5
sieqslteintrnsn g8obnbuuie an Der Rudisits, unp
ais Nr. 324, 4tarl= Strabe uno Nr. 66, g9eit=0iul=
bsrrp= StraBs, ~rsipettipe, %betannt, uno siusm idbr.
li6tn @%runD3ins bon $50.67 unt'rIporfsn.
9tuiuncno fir ben ~5npeirsn Sbetl oerislbcn an Der
sitoi,ite Der Mulbsrrp= Strabs, 76 6ub peitli9 BON
Der g9ctisite Der 9earl= Strlbc uno ipeftli6 an Der
eiiOieite Der Mulbcrrp= Strabs f6 ~erit:edeno, Is SUB
uuo > ,3oQ, bis jum Mittflpunfte Der SrsnnunQgs
mouer. unb in elmer qleibmdBisen brsitsn 5itfe BON
unatfdbr g. Sub un0 6 SOIL, nit benz R,6te Dts
@ebrauhs Der 4neD on Der Giidiettf, bic in Qsa3=
aG,p iiibrt. 9ebaut lit oafsibs nit einem preit6di=
Qtn ,iptlfttintrnsn @inter9sbduoe, oas GroQc6ob
lit dufoeiiibrt unD miro isBt ais 9Gdtrei nit erob,m
9adoisn benubt. Serner elm 5ptiit6diger 3isgsirsis
usrner staa an ser 8iiitits. Gintm idbrli9en
Gruno3ins BON $3.50 untcrtuorftn.
Nsrfauis=9soiueuuesn: Elm Srittel 9lar. Der
8sft nu6 ie6s uno 3tuolr Ntonatsn init 3inien nno
ei6trbeit, ooer Nqes 0aar mad 9tlitbsn. oes &Gu=
hrs. Gin Sepoft bon 800 miro Dom &dui,r sur
Seit pss 0ertauis psrlaugt.
enSinge 4 Gdlipell,
Nnpdlte.
9attiion & 8uban,
1f6 110360 Wuftipnatnreu.
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Ron0plpb 6orreiter an 2aurd 9.
STARTS, Ofieite Der @PpletonItraBe,
na6e Hort6 : Qpenue, 2 Grunoitide;
$2400.
g6os. 6. Mac8iG, Seft. z@oGftr,,
an G6as. 8. MacGiu, Wetieite Der
Commerce, na6e YrattitraBe, 8tpet
@runb7tiide; S..
Margaret 8aner unD 8emaAl an
Catherine Mc@innitp, Meitieite Der
Central Qpenue, nabe G6epzStraBe,
Is BEL =; $1,000.
@arub q. MacGiG, Sruitee, an
Gbus. q. ,9itman, Wetieite Der
Commerce, na6e prattitraBe, 3pet
@runbitiide; $3.50.
g6as. $. Nuiglep. Sruftee, an
8m. $. S4iGing uno 5rau, Siioz
peItTeite Der Sremontz, nu6e 2az
funette : 4penue, 16 BEL -; 5000.
@m. 8. G4iaing unb 6rau an
Serm. S6uefer, Siibpetieite Der
6remontz, nnbe 2afapette : 4benue,
Is bel =; $1,000.
MurD Serb an @m. S. Garrett,
Giioiette Der S'9onneGz, nube Ya=
turentitrabe, IA bel rs, 8runo3:ns
$3.50; S..
Wm. s. Garrett an So6n 5. 9unz
nigan unb Srau, Sibieite Der 81
9onneGz, na6e gaturentitraBe, Il
BEL rs, @runb5tns $3.50; s..
Wm. Snnber unb 5rau an &nton
so. &emp unb 5ruu, Sibieite Der
Oftenbz, na6e Yatdpsco : StraBe,
AL BEL - 8runb5ins $50; $1,000.
G6ug. 6. Suoage unb 6ron an
S6os. M. CANADIAN, me6rere 8runp=
ftiife; $14,15O.
G6as. 6. Sabage unb 5rau an
S6os. 90. 2anabun, Gde 2aurens=
unb 0iDtiiOn : StraBe, 2.8 bet :;
$25.
G6as. 6. @ooage an Sips. Sc.
CANADIAN, me6rere Gruupftide;
$2825.
Gbus. s. Qe6mun unO 6ruu al
Sennie 2.guG, @eitieite berG6arIes<.
nabe 2anoale : Strabe, 20 BEL $50;
$3.50.
@eD. 90. 9ubn on @m. $. Mutb
unO 5rau, elm 8runbitiif. @runo5lns
$40; 1925.
@rdce 9. Slider an, Margaret &.
patterion, Siibpeitieite Der 9ernarb=
4oenue, na5e %. StraBe, 3 @ruro.
itiide; $1912.50.
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0eri6tshrrlanDlnnaen

Grtmtna1>@ eri8t.- Wor
Ri6ter 8ides.) Gin6ru6 = Charles
grabfpn, 4 Sabre 3u9t6aus; German
8reaiOn, 5 Sabre 3u9tbaus. Siebz
itabl - Nnbrep 9anntgan, 4 Monate
@efdngniB; 3obert 9opn8, 1iiirt;
WtQiam Breckenridge, 3 Monate Sc
fGngniB. 5aIi6e @orfpiegelungen-
Sad @urb, 4 Monate @efGngniB unn
10 Gents Strafe; George Miler, bret
Sabre 3u4t6aus. Ingriff = Gbarles
s. Ioams, 6 Monate 9efdngniB.
5rieoensbru6 - CHARLES 6. Ylater,
81 @trafe unb Soften. 6eute finbet
feline SiBung itatt.
Qbt9eiIung Nr. 2. - Wor
3i6ter 9arIan.) Mprb - MarD 6.
Sadion, i4uloig i'm eriten @rab. Sir
Aeute: 9iebitabl-@eorge 8oane; Gmz
pfung ~9eitoblener @aaren - 2aura
%. Snbber; 8orbeG - Gonrab Mubl,
SereIa Stein; 9agabuno - 2atprence
Bennett.
Wat E nz8 I. - (Npr ben
Ri6tern Sdbuge, Slod unb S'8rien.)
Gs tpurben ernannt CUR @ormiinberin
Wil6elmina Mepberger fir Gba 6.
Mepberger, 8iirgiGaft $1,000; a1
Na6luBpernaltern i'm Sale prn &.
6optins Sarris s. Ni9o1fon Sarris,
Burgi6dft $4,000. Na6ldBberi6te
9~utgebeiBen in ben 6d0en bon 9atrif
8. Mac9iG $88,067, 4nt6onb Dreamer
$1,000, 2Ouis 3immer $2546, iSulius
80bler $265O. Snoentar : @er3ei6z
niHe ein9erei6t in ben 5GIen BON
Marp G~oates$325, M.W}. 9~eracof$78,
Charles 6. Mc@regor $500. @erfGufe
rutifi3irt in ben 6d1en BON Sonas 81.
Nonemater $3.50, &ate .. 0abpur
$3.50.
Stabtz @eri9t. = C}pr
Ri4ter StoG6rioge.) 6enrD g. Sea
gengait gegen Urban g @I5, 8lagc
uuf GrmiIiion, urtbeil our1 3uitin.a
mung fir &Idgtr un6 ! Sent @6az
benerIaB. SurIod gegen s. 81. @6ulB
unb 8m, $. 80bertion, 9erbift fiji
8ertlagte. 6iir 6eute: gtrn. 1913, 1859,
10, III, 1874. 185, 1876 nnb 1877.
- (8or 3i4ter Wrt9Dt) G.Sfinz
ner gegen 9er6ert $, @riFfin, llrtbeil
fir &ldger auf S.. GOrter qegen 81.
@loman, urtbeil fiic &!Q9er duf
1851. Sanuel $. SodTon gegen
rMt. Glare Bermanent 8uiloing anD
2oon IToctation," 3o6ert s. 0iffen=
berffer gegen Qepi 3. Gonbon, in jez
benz Sale urtbeiG fir 8erflagten.
rMoneDtpeig6t ScaIe &C." gegen Sc.
SoGanb, mon PROS" Wm. $. 9iggs
gegen Clara G11ter II. st., mon pros"
Sir beute: Nrn. 1874, 1856, 1872, 1876
unD 1877.
common pleas Geri9t.
- Wor 8i6ier YbeIp5.) 9annab 6.
6aptins gegen Die nNtrnument uno
G6emicoI &c." ni4t beenbet. Sir
beute: MIR Der i6lpebenbs San, Fir
Samftag: 6dQ> auf oer Re9iitrdn6e.
Supert0rz i6t t. = Wfr
Ri9ter 0obler.) McQaugAttn gegen
Stinner, @eIGnOrene in 8fratburg,
nit GrIaubniB. ibr 8ertift 81 O%erii''
geln. Bernard Niei enF9lb gegen 81.
Slbepurtel, Ginpanb dbgepieie en-. -
Sir 6eute: Nrn. IS unb So,
- (8or 8iGier S5arp,) Douglas
8, @orOOn ge8en n4ner:aan Bombing
II. SruIt Co." unter 8eratfunJ.
5rancis 5. Sen gegen u@mericun
Bombing II. Sruft &c." unter 8eruz
t6ung.
arsisgcci6t q r, 2. - (8or
Hi6ter 9ennis,( Sir 6eute: Simon
Stans6erg g.acr 3alp4 2eDQ u. u.
= (@o1 9ii6!er S6urp.) @9dr(PS
Gppington geqen Gba1les B. S6ap,
9eIu6 Inn grnennung zines Sequ.=
tiers an tinen NuOitor 5ur 46re4z
nung pertpieien.
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Wiifen mod RuR(aun ,uriid.

pbilubelp9iu, 20. Sum-. =
Ri4ter Mcpberion bat i'm bieiigen
8unoesseri9te Die 3uriidididung Der
Satin unb bes &inbes zines amerifaz
nii9en Nbopttpbiirgers na6 Rublano
befretirt, neil Die Satin bic Sp9ter
zines 8rubers bes @atten lit uno neil
Die 9eiebe bes Staates penniplponien
berartige Chen perbieten. Der damn
beibt 9epmunn 9epine (?) unb 9pfa
9ebine, feline Satin, fam am 10. SUI
nj uuf benz 9ampfer rHoorblano" nit
Dem ainbe bier an. Die Srou unb bas
Sinb purben 5uriideebalten, neil Die
Sruu etn uPuuper" unb bas Sinh Elm
Sbiot iit, unb als Der Mann feinen
8iirgerf6ein porlegte, fte1te es ii9
beraus, bab Der Mann feline Ht9te sez
ebeli4t bate. Der Hthter orbnete
barauf an, bab Mutter unb Sinh mad
HuBlanb 3uriidfe6ren miifen.
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Gu perfanfen a,if DHentiiher
Mufftpn

an Mcntaq q, ben "a. Suni 1901, @admittaas
5 llbr, Das orobe s~bemulige Observation-Disclosures
itno g4obubans
0r. 81, @arriio gane, nabe Baltimore
StruBe.
Granoftid 45 Bel 800 CUB, @runD3ins s135 idbr=
lid, NIT Oreitotigem g9Obubaug, @intcrg ebdub
etaaunQsn, g2agen=, Gis= uno S6la6tbduiern.
2.i6te geoineunesn, Credit, 800 Sepoiit.
g. y. @euuigbauc N,
Nr. 215. ct. Qaul= StraSe,
@upult fir ben Gi9entbtmer.
9attiiOu & @aban.
Q5e,6 3,6 ,70,3,0 @uttionatorsn.
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SrGnbe.

Ct. 2ouis, 20. SUM-. - 9as
bieritOdige @ebGube Der s. 9. Sidles
Saoblerp So. an Der SiiopeIt : GGe
Der q. StruBe uno @aibingtonz
4benue fling beute in 5olge elmer Gr=
plpiton 6euer uno brannte nieber.
Die onftoBenben GtabIifements Der
Hepnolos Carriage So. unb Der 2amz
bert Pbarmacp Co., 1opie bic Gelz
lasf4e Wirtbi6aft erlitten betrG6tz
lt6en S4aben. Seueripebr : Gbef
Sptnglep i6GBt ben @eIammtperIuit
Ql1f $500 OO
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= Sn benz Srte Greece, R,=O.,
tpurbe bic a9t Sabre alte S9attie Sim
der bur9 einen S4uB aug einem Hez
poloer. ben tbr IA Sabre alter 8ruber
unporii9tig bdnbbabte, in ben 9iiden
g%etroffen unb itarb balb na9ber.
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GiehmGrftc.

Gaf2ibertp. 3d.. 20. Sllni.-
Rinbpieb: Martt ftetis; 9reiie $685.
Bis $500. S4peine: Marft felt;
greiie $500 Biz $6.15. Sdaafe:
Marft felt; Preiie $1.5O Bis 1925.
G6icago, 20. Suni.- Hinbpieb:
3ufubr $500; preife $3.50 Bis $500.
5apeine:: 3ufubr 25, 900; preiie So
rs Biz $6.171. S4ufe: 3ufubr TO-
900; preife $3.50 biz $5.25.
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Sonntdg Nu6mittag pirb Elm aage4
meines beuti4es 9OItSfeit angelina
biQt.