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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-13

80 80 My hair came out badly,
and was fast turning gray. |
tried Ayers Hair Vigor. 1t.
sfppped the hair from COM
Ing out and restored the
06lor.' ,. MIA. N. D. Gray.
II. Salsl. Mass.
: i a1iuilsA : Aennss.tsvtL Ma.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-13
Drink H.bit C,r.s.

The Paquin Immune Treatment unafea
drink SO obnoxious that It cannot be retafns0
upon the stomach, thus immunisinG the -.
tent Reclaims relapses from other treSf.
ments. Endorsed by business. firms ana min.
quin Immune Company, Dept r. Chesnicai
building. st. Louis, Mo. :.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-13
GENERAL DOMESTIC.
IAfant il cremated in dwelling destroyed


IAfant - cremated in dwelling destroyed
by4ire.
discovery OF zinc ore reported in Texas.
Q has been discovered near Granite,
Ok. and prospecting in this territory has
been greatly stimulated.
Iennsylvania women are supplanting men
as farm labores. Scarcity Of labor and a
preference for outside work account for 1t.
Under pressure Of heavy selling prices
Of stocks on New York exchange go top
pllng. A semipanicky feeling prevailed.
desperate burglar cuts throat Of a .wom-
an who had discovered him in her house.
.The question a. to whether Ellis Glenn
has false teeth has been raised. but she
refdses to open her mouth.
Richard b. Hubbard died yesterday at hi.
hofle In Tyler. Tex. He was a. prominen,
Asufe in national Democratic politics.
Tho Minnesota, one Of the famous vessel.
q the navy, has been stricken from the
nEeAl register and condemned.
Shipments Of refined petroleum to Europ.
have shown Q remarkable, increase ovel
the bualne0 oe last year.
iThe F1rst Regiment, Illinois Nationa
Guard. spent its last day in camp and vii
be superseded By the Second to-day.
Clncinnati'e striking machinists have de
cidsd TO return to work at the old scale
and how1.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-13
1O7 AT JEFFERSON CITY.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
jefferson City. Mo-, July 12.-This was the
hottest day of the year here, the Their
lnometer registering 107. The first sun
stroke occurred, John +. Henrichs, a we'll
known furniture dealer. being overcome
with the heat.
NOT EXACTLY A SUMMER RESORT.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL,
Marshall. Mo-, July 12.-The Government
noon and IO71 at D. m. These are the
highest temperatures ever recorded under
proper conditions in this locality.
10 AND A FIRE BREAKS OUT.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Browning. Mo-. July 12.-To-day has been
the hottest OF the season. the mercury reg
istering no in the shade this afternoon.
There has been but little breeze all day. A
destructive fire broke out in the bottom
south Of town about noon and burned forty
acres of meadow.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-13
RAILROADS,

Roads centee1ng at Chicago and running
west have agreed to form physical pool to
maintain freight rates. The Great West
efAsfefuDes to Join It.
Preddsnt Ingalls, OF the Big -Four explains
thgcfreaght-raxe situation in the East.
j s. II. Henry. chief engineer Of the North
ern Pacific. has resigned.
Roads running into Memphis have begun
cutting rates from the coal fields.
panvflle. Fourche Valley and Southern Is
:. the name Of = new Arkansas line.
,. II. Mcconnell. who was forced to re-
sign - superintendent Of motive power of
: tie Union Pacific. has been made general
/. manager Of the Pftts5urg division of the
!: American Locomotive Works.
New boards Of directors were elected for
tie Arkansas Midland and other lines re.
Gently purchased by the Goulds.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-13
EIGHTY-rOUR IN LOS ANGELES.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
temperature to-day was 81 degrees. with a
fair. light, west ocean breeze. 1t has been
81 and 81 degrees for ten days. Thousands
of Epworth Leasuers now here. en- route
to Frisco and they marvel at the contrast
with the torrid middle section.
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with heat and one laborer was stricken.
MEXICO HOPING FOR RAIN.

REFU BIlIC SPEIIA1A
Mexico. Mo-, July 1s.-Although the Their
mometer at this point did not register
higher than 107 to-day. humanity suffered
more than on Wednesday, when the mer-
curry showed degrees more Of heat than
to-day. There is possibility Of rain here
tonight.
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FIFTY-SEVEN At SAN FRANCISCO.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
San Francisco Cal. July R.-Maximun
temperature here to-day 81 degrees.
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DIES FROM EXCESSIVE HEAT.

Pine Bluff, Ark, July 12-Cora Henry. To-
year-old daughter Of John Henry, pros
porous planter at Junet. IN Grand County.
heat. This Is the third death from heat
about Pine Bluff this summer.
To-day was the hottest of the entire sum-
mer, the Government thermometer register
ing 1O7 in the shade. Other thermometers
were few degrees lower. An exceptionally
hot wind from the north made the weather
almost intolerable. and did untold damage
to crops.
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ECZEMA, 80 CURE, no Pan.

Your druggist will refund your money II
Paxo Ointment fails to cure Ringworm, Tet.
er.Old Ulcers and Sores, Pimp)es and Black.
heads on the face. and all skin diseases. 6Ac.
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BPoRTrN0.

winners q Dslmar Park races yesterday
Wele: Lady Rrockway, Tobe Paine, Aegen,
J A d. 01hoon, Ransom and Swordsman.
/ The 0hamrock u won In her trial with the
/: oI6 6ham1uck yesterday.
(, The Columbia outsailed the Constitution
, q che cup dsfsnder's races yesterday.
! There WIN b. No further races at Newport
nh1l October /
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The thermometer registered 1o2 degrees ii
the shade.
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NO Abatement
OF FIERCE HEAT,

Continued From Page One.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-13
ARKANSAS.
REcoRD-BREAkER AT LITTLE ROCK

RECORD-BREAkER AT LITTLE ROCK
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Little Rock. Ark, July 12.-To-day was a
record-breaker as far as weather Is con-
cerned. the thermometer in Main street In
the heart of the business section OF the
town registering 1Oo In the shade. No
prostrations occurred.
HOTTEST IN HISTORY OF HELENA.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Helena, Ark, July 12.-This has been the
hottest day in the history of Helena. the
temperature reaching 1021a at O'Clock this
afternoon
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-11-14
REE HEIGHTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Parkinson arrived
last Friday from Sioux Falls. and
with Mr.. Sebree who has been here
for some time putting up hay, vii
move to the Henry place, formerly
occupied by Forest Bros.
A donation party for the benefit
OF the pastor. is being arranged for.
Particulars next week.
A new floor has been put down in
the postoffice.
Our streets are ia rather poor con.
dition just now, and it is decidedly
imp easant to attempt to cross
them on a dark night.
After a two months vacation,
Agent Shermerhorn returne j last
Friday.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-11-14
Parker Concert Co.

The Parker Concert Company will
be at the opera house, Miller, S. d.,
Wednesday night Nov. 20. This is
the first number os the jackson
Club Lecture Course. The Jackson
Club secured the talent for this
Course through the Central Lyceum
Bureau, which makes engagements
for some of the highest grade enter
tainers OF the country. For young
people who have spent most or all
of their lives in So. OAK, or for any
whose adyan tages have been limit
ed, this Course will be rare oppor.
tunity to see and hear persons Of
national reputation. The Parker
Concert Company consists of five
ladies who give a varied program
of vocal and instrumental music.
and reading. Each lady nses,a diff
ferent instrument and there will be
vocal quartettes, trios, etc.
Wednesday evening Nov. 20.
Season tickets 81 80, single tickets
so cts. On sale at Briggs book
store
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-11-14
Ike's Strenuous Life.

Ike Alley, the Hand county pris-
oner who is confined in the Jail here,
got little rolicky Sunday night.
The wheels" in his upper story
commenced to revol We faster than
usual, and Ike, thought he was dy.
ing. He yelled like an Indian and
broke two window panes in the Jail
He kept up the bombardment nearly
three hours and finally subsidized.
Since then he has been all right as
far as being roisy is concerned
Highmore Bulletin.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-11-14
The Christmas Number or the Define.
atOr.

A fitting climax to a year OF re-
markable advancement OF the De-
lineator for December, between the
covers OF which is contained G. rare
collection of special features OF
varied interest, The winter fashions
are pictured and described in detail !;
there is delightful article on the
Floral Fetes ofJapan illustrated in
colors; the home surroundings OF
several stage favorites are entertain
ingly presented and described; there
are three splendid stories by we'll
known authors. together with illus
trated articles on holiday fancy
work and homemade gifts; new
recipes, entertainments, and q
wealth OF other material ola season.
able nature, DEVOTED to the pleasure
and profit of every member OF the
household.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-11-14

Register of Deeds Chas. Miller re-
ports an immense business in his Of
fee fling papers in land transfers.
The business began n year or more
ago and has gradually increased
each month. Hand county land
continues to change hands at ad-
yanc ing prices. Some quarters and
ranches have been sold two or three
times during the past year, the last
sales being double the price Of the
first. w. G. Redmond is assisting
in the Registers office during the
rush.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-11-14

The editor of the Review OF Re
views, in "The Progress OF the
World" for November, discusses
President Roosevelt's principles of
appointment, as related to his
Southern policy" the tariff and
Cuba; the demand for publicity in
the management of trusts; the ship
subsidy scheme; the Isthmian canal I;
the Pan-Americen Congress at Mex
leo the New York municipal cleo
ton; the various State cam
paigns; and many other topics OF
the hour.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-11-14

The opera house was filled last
night with a cultured audience to
hear the Parker Concert Company
as the opening attraction OF the I.
M. c. A. Course. Ii this is sample,
there settles conviction in the pub
lie mind, that the season is to be
fruitful Of a most delightful series OF
MISUNDERSTANDING Star, Mt.
Carmel, Pa.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-11-14
DON'T
FORGET ETy

The surest way to keep the
womanly health is to use DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription
at the first symptom of local
disorder. There is no other
preparation, for the peculiar
diseases of women, which has
SO great a hold on wofnan's
esteem. Favorite' Prescrip-
ton - differs from almost all
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-11-14

A new fake is announced in this
state. 1t is liquid to kill Russian
thistles. 1t has come a little too
late. Russian thistles are good fod-
der, and during the winter OF big
SHOWS we are informed several herds
of horses subsisted almost entirely
on thistles.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-11-14

Ten dollar an acre land is cheap
land. and any land that is useful to
man soon becomes worth more
money than that for homes for our
rapidly increasing population.
But what the land will produce is
not it's only element OF value. 1t is
a permanent, safe investment, more
so than any other class of property.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-11-14

other medicines offered for woman's ills, il
that it contains no alcohol, and is absolutely
free from opium, cocaine and all other mar
Cntics II promotes perfect regularity i
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-12-26
Senator sSorafer iibcr 0@S
SmleD ttrtbeil.

Gin unsew06nlib seIunoe5 uno
trefflidhes llrtbeil iiber oas Shlep=
geroift fdat gunoeslenator 6orafer.
sinem Seridterltatter sessniiber du=
Berte er lib in Waihinston mte Iol0t :
ySns llrtbeil efelt mid an. sd
fam nidt begreifen luie cine Mehrbeit
oes unteriu6nnasseribts gu 10 einem
SbluB fommen fam. IS lit bef1d=
meno, SD las ieoes Wort Der 3er=
aenausIaQen uno oieielben entbalten
ni6ts, bas 81 eintr Giiae oes Nonirala
5hlep bereAtigen niirbe. st mag
lid in Gin5elnbeitea aeirrt baben. neil
er ipettig ooer gar feline aRenntnib Don
gepiI1en Sbatia6en bate, er mar abe,
gum Sdlub erfOlgreib, unb oas llr=
tbeil oes Nomiral SetpeD 1T oasienioe,
weldes i'd als ridtig aeceptire. Sd
meib nidt mas Der @on9reB in De,
ea9e t6un tpirO. Cine tpeitere ur=
teriuhuna Shlsp's lit niht notbi9.
Sonlt iemano ioate isst unteriudt
tperoen.
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Sn 5olebo, O., fanb Der Geuertpebrs
fapitdn s. g. Waro, als auf Der Sabrt
gu einem Branoe Die 5pribe nit einenr
@trabenhabnpasen follioierte, ieinett
Sob. Die Geuermehrleute geter yau=
orie uno sSobn S9ulb erlitten ihmere
Verlebungen.
Die Gieler goliaei erfldrt bic Na1=
ri6t bon Der ansebliden 8erbaftuns
oes Meherltehers, Der Die aanse Srauenz
melt GieIs nit @breden erfiillt. Tel
niht beeriinoet, oa Der Srepler leiber
nod nidt entoedt lei.
Der unaariide @raf S3tara, tpeI6er
In Buoapeit oiele We1ielfdlidungen
besing, ieiue 8ireIbaft i'm @ti6 lieB
uno nod Nmerifa fIiidtete, oann nod
8eutlhlano suriiftehrte uno 81 GDln
a. Gb. Elm Sporttpettbiireau einri6tete,
lit bort perbaftet moroen uno tpirb an
llnsarn ausaeliefert.
Gs perlautet, BOP Die Geeierunaen
bon Nraentinien uno @bile ein proto=
foa unterspibnet baben, ourb tpeldes
| lie fb perpli6ten. Die Streitfragen,
pelAe smilheu beioen Idmeben, benz
S1iebslprlb @roBbritann:ens au un=
terbreiten.
eSn Weerane, idbI. Greisbauptmann
lbaft 3pifau, liuo idmmtli9e 1000
yDeberei=grbeiter mesen Sifferen5en Bee
trefs Der Wrbeitsseit ausseiperrt NOR.
Den. Ga Die 6abrifanten teiue 9fei=
aung seisen, naa5useben, neil lie bel
Der pirtbihaitliden 2rilis 10 mie 10
lbner 5u laoorieren baben. 10 mag Die
5perre betrdbtlihe 3eit anbauern.
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Sn Darn1ltabt bat bas Oberlanoes=
geridt bic gbe beg @roBberaoas uno
Der @roBbersosin BON 0elisn seifieben.
Deutidlano madt ii9 militdriid
bereit, feline 9lnipriide seaen 8enesuela
gu erapinsen unb bat an 8ene3uela Elm
ultimatum 9efellt.
Bel einem tpiilten Sraipall, Der f1
in Birminabam, gnglanb, ereignete,
uuroe elm Mann getDotet, Elm anoerer
itarb ipdter rnb q lieeen ernitlib ber=
lebt barniebcr. Sie YeranlaKune au
Dem 3iot mar ein GerIuh bes raoitalen
Observation-Disclosures 9apio 2looo=
George, in .Soe" Gbamberlain's Sei=
matb cine pro-8oeren=&eoe gu balten.
Cine Depel6e aus 9airo meloet,
oab Cecil &booes, neben Chamberlain
Der 0aupturbeber oes flu6mliroisen
&rieees, auf Der &eiie mad Rbartun
BON einem Spnnenitih betrohen nurbe.
gr liest in einem tleinen Stdothen
3tpeibunoert Meilen BON Sairo in
triti16em 3uItanoe oarnieoer.
I'm Die DiterreiGiI6en Sdubfabri=
tanten Dor Der vaneritalii6en @e.
fabrt" su lhiiben, bat Der oortigt
Sanoelsminiter cine Nnsabl Der better
ameritauilAeu SAubmaiAinen ange'
fauft uuo miro iotpobl Sabritanten al!
6abritarbeiter gum @ebrau6 Del
Wtai9inen anlernen laNen.
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9ie Sjtbm,msz s. RaataIbiM.

g2un enbli9 pirb's aber balo grnlt
nit oem Sfbmus=@anal. oenn Oberit
0epburn BON Soma, Der BorliBenoe bes
Nusi1unes fir 3mildenltaatliben uno
#ausldnoliGen 0anoel, bat Die oiesbe=
3iiglibe 0ausbill einaereidbt unb in ee-
o,'dnster GtirSe oeren 8eltimmun9en
erfldrt. Die erIte 5sttion oerlelben
autorilirt ben Brdiioentet, BON ben
5taaten Solte &ica uno Niearagua bic
@ortrole iiber oas oaau notbmenoise
2erritorinm 81 acGuiriereI.
Ser Speite Abiab srmdbtiat bic gon=
fruftion oes Canals bar. Der Ndbe bon
@reptotpn an taribil9en .Meer bis un=
lueit oes om Stillen Oaeau geleaenen
yrito ebenTe Die Nnlesun9 bon Sdfen
|unO Serminis aud entbdlt berielbe
einiae Beitimmungen iiber Die gertbei-
oisung oes Canals uno ieiner SdFen,
Gieiem Nbiob 5ufolse Iheint es bod,
als ob Die Ser. Staaten Ii6 i'm 2auie
Der 3eit einfa6 niht an Gertrdge teb=
rem, Ionoern rubis ben @anal bsfsTtisen
tperoen, B. 3. tpenn es not6lpenoig lei,,
lolIte.
Seftion 3 uno ertbolteu Yeoin=
)sunaen be5iiglib Der CUR Contributions
oes Waiierweos notblpenoi9en germei,
iungeu, uno 5eftion 5 earantirt oel,
Staaten Gotta &lea uno 9tiearaouo,
Den Canal uno oeilen 9dfen gu eamiHen
fipalirten geoingunacn au benuben.
Sie 6. Settion ooer Der 6. Mblab
enolid) betpillist poroerbano 10 Millip=
|nen Dollars uno limitirt Die @elamnt=
bemilli9una auf $3.50. 600, 600.
Sberlt 0epburn iast in ieinem Bee
| lribt oes Weiteren. oaB Der 9aupt3tped
Der Borlaee babin aebe. bic Nutoritdi
uno 0erantiportli1teit fir Dqs erobe
Werf in Die Sdnoe oes Yrdiioenter bel
Ser. Staaten su concentrieren. Des
Weiteren beibt es in Dem @omiteberiGt,
es leien IauSenoe bon Seiten ilber bieit
6rase 9eIbrieben poroen, uno es oiirftt
an Der 3eit iein, ooB Die Nnselegenbeit
ernitlid in ansriff aenommen tperoe,
Wit anoeren Worten Ser Worte iint
9enua aeme6ielt, 10 labt uns enolid
Sbaten ieben." Sic xigentlide 8ebatt'
iiber Die Nn9elegenbeit miro an, z. Sa.
nuar i'm Nb9eoronetenbauIe ibren 4n'
ianQ ne1men.
| Da es nun einmal beidloIlene 6ads
| lit, ben Ganal eonitrlllren su loNen, il
1T es ieoenfalls oas Gerniinftiete. pbnt
oiel nmIdtueife. Die Nrbeit iofort ir
4nsriff 81 nebnen. vWas Gu thul
ODER 81 tbun geoeutit, oas tbue balo.
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Nemeite Na1rtDtett.

,SH u(lOOlesOOID, NV., fuur utl
5onntae @barles preltou. Elm 80 Sabre
alter Mann, nit Settle Marion. sinem
tleinen Mdoben, aui Dem poDea &iUer,
ienleits Der Cumberland Serge. fpa=
sieren. 9as Suhrmert braG our9 oas
Sis uno oas 0idb1en ertrant, obaleih
BRETON lih Die ar6Bte Uiiibe aab, es
gu retten. Ser 500 oes &inbes sins
ibm 10 nabe. oaB er ii6 su Der Mtutter
Der Gleinen begab uno ll1 in ibler
@esenlpart oas 2eben nabm.
eSn Mllentown, 3d., tpurben ans
Montas our6 GntaleiIuns elmer elet-
trii6sn Strabenbabneat, an eiller ab.
idhiligen 5tele, leAs Yerlonell 9etDDtei
uno mebrere I1liulm perlebt.
Sn 2iperpool, gn9lanO, wurben am
Mputas Nbeno our9 einen ueriaaenoen
Wotor i'm Sunnel, nabe Der 9inele
Statiou. cine elettrii9e 5traBeubabn=
car in SranO 9eIebt, uno Die 5lanmen
tbeilteu 1ib 5lpei porausfabrenOen @ors
nit. SroB beroilder Nutreusungen
9elaug es niGt, Die 5lammen 81 be-
3lpiu9eu, unO etlua 50 PanagIere mDNen
einen i1auerli0sn Sob Our0 oas ue,=
DeereuDe @leneut 9eIuuOen baben. 9lleAa
rere auf einem Seiteu9eleiIe baltenoen
3iige murocn bon Dem lobenoen Slaruz
menmeer ergriTfen uno i0mer beI0a=
oiet. Die GelammtDDbe oes f9red=
li9en 8erluHe5 fann uorldufig nod
ni9t annaberno fef9eltellt weroen.
9ie Soere1 lino ben @nsldmoer tpie=
Der re6t aufIdgis. Git9ener beri1tet
Hber iAarfe WeIe9te in Der Sranje
Riucrz uno oer Srausoaal Golouie.
Die Sample fanOen an Is, 10, uno 20.
Desenlbcr Itatt, unO sspar IN peit Don
einanoer entiernt selessner Gegenoen.
Die 8erlulte betragen, iclpeit betannt,
|insseiamut $50 Mann, bic fb sleid)
pe,theilen. So6 fino i9were britilbe
gerluIie i'm Sransoaal 81 uer5eihnen.
3,Deibunoert Wann berittener Snf nfans
| trie in Der umsebun9 Don BeginoarDn.
ole IN tleinere Srupps setbellt uno nit
loem Our9lu9en bon Sarnen beibdf=
| tiet ,paren, tpuroen bon oreibunoert
goercn uno piers,s beluaffneten ginge=
borenen unter GOmntanoant Srib ais
Igegriifen. Sie 8oeren batten bel ibrer
| liiberleseneu 3obl leihtes Spiel. Sie
| britilben yerlulte tparen ibtDer.
Her 8erluit Der @nsldnoer in Dem
| Iiiinsfen @efedt nit ben goeren mas
weit 9r6Ber, als Sit9ener i'm auerlt
ange9oen hattie.
Mm 20 Des. iiberrai9te Botba init
1900 Bosren Sol. 9amant's 8orbut bel
5afel=Gop, Sranje Giber Golouie.
| Die Boeren erltiirmten Die Gopie. abe,
Damant iamlnelte feline 2eute pieDe,
uno eroberte Die aopje suriib. Dit
| britliben Berluite paren saDlrei6
Oamant ,uurbe eefdbrlib berlpunoet
IL Offi5iere uno 90 Wann nuroen ae.
t0otet uno 8 0ffi3iere uno IL Mann per
munbet. Sic goeren lieBen 6 Soot
lauf oem Seloe uno seriireuten liD oann
i Oas SdaBant : portefelnlle 1T Den
\ @ouperneur 5balp BON Soma angelo
! ten unb BON oielen ansenommen NOR
Den.
{ Weudelmorb, pliinoerung pon D6r
fern uno yersemaltiauns Der GinpOh
ner haben fiirSlih in Wateoonien
. iiberhano genpnlmen, 0aB Die &oninl
lid an Die gotIhafter selDanot babe
{ init Der Bite, oafiir 81 ioraen. oaB d
: Gsrbrebensepioemie Elm gnoe senlad
llperoe.
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Jur0tbare Uemersbrmnit.

Die Staot 3acatacas in Dem nerifa-
niIden Staate 9leihen Namens 1T am
5amitag bon einem furGtbaren 8ranoe
beimseiu6t moroen. bel tpel9em biele
Menihen umesfommen lino. Das 6euer
miitbete in oem ar6Bten Mcrtt9ebduoe
oer Staot. Ser untere SGetl ees 8s-
bdubes entbielt cine groBe Nnsabl Seller
uno Gefrigeratoren, ipel1e nit SleiId
gefiiat paren.
Das SSeuer brad) IN bieien Gelleru
.aus, unb als es entbeft tpuroe, batte
.es f1on sroBe Broportionen anseuom=
men. I'm 10 bel BON Dem Sleii1 ipie
m69lid gu rette1,, murbe bon ben itdbti.
i6en Seb6roen eine 9roBe Nnsabl 2eute
in bas brennenoe @ebduoe eeiano!. uno
ludbreno bic 2eute iid an Der Nrbeit
befanoen, babnten lit Die 6lanmen
einen @es nad Dem 9a6, uno balo
itano Oos 9anse Gebduoe in bellen Slam
men. 9ie SenerDebr mar nibt i'm
5tanoe, oes Yranoes Serr gu tperoen,
uno na6oem oas Seuer eini9e Stunoen
sebrannt bate, IiiirSte oas GebGuoe su=
lammen, uno ptele III Den Gelern ar=
beitenoen 2eute nuroen unter ben
5riimmern be9raben.
Oa5 Marft9e ebduDe mar zines Der
| i66nlteu Sautperte in Der &epublif.
IS mar itdotiIdes giaentbum uno lice
ferts Der Staot 9roBe @innahmen. IS
lit feline Soffnung porbanoen, oaB
ireeno elmer Der unter ben Sriimmern
geerabenen nod am 2eben lit. gDie
oas Seuer entItanoen 1T, 1T unbetannt.
Na6 ben neueIten Melounsen baben
n,ebr als As MenIden ibr Seben per=
loren, unb mebr al5 20 1ino berlebt
tporoen. gs 1T unm09li6, Die Nanen
Der Spfer in Grfabrung gu bringeu.
Inter benen, nelbe urter oen Sriint=
mern oes eiultiirsenoen Sauies be9raben
Iuurben, befanoeu iib mebrere unter=
beanten, Die nit Der 8erpaltune bes
Gebduoes beauftrast waren.
Sas abeebraunte @ebduoe puroe
erit pOr einisen Sabren bon Der Staot
gebaut uno battle einen Wertb bon
l$l50.000. Ser Wertb Der berbrann=
| ten Waaren miro mebrere Sauleno
Dollars betra9en. Sie 8eriiberung 1T
nur gerins, uno es lit smeifelbaft, ob
oas 8ebduoe iDleoer aufsebaut peroen
lpirb.
Cine britil9e Straferpeoition bat
bas Sort Nobi5 i'm fioliden 8eluoi1is=
ton, meldes ieit LANCER 3eit Der Gdlupf=
lpinfel elmer 8anoe &auber unD gmp6z
ter mar, Der groe elei6 gema9t. Die
Yeiabun9 oes Sorts belt aus. bis Ra=
nonen CUR Semolirung gebraubt tpurs
ben. lln9efdbr Elm Gubeno Mann
lipuroen unter ben &uinen begraben,
5 tpuroen 9et6otet, ID. bermunOet unb
63 sefangen. Ser 8ertult Der 8r;ten
lfeGte Ii6 auf 8 Sobte nnO s @srmun-
loete.
4 SEEDS beriue9ene Banbiten bran9en
Lin Der 9la1t bonn 5onntas gum Mon-
tag in Chicago in oas 8eb1uoe Der
gbicaao Wreding Co., an Der Sron
=Iuno 35. Str, banoen unb fne5elten
] 5nei Mddter, beraubtsn lie um ibr
!, Gelo. lopie ibre Wertbladeil nno pliir=
lloerten oann aud nod ben Rallsnldrani
lIaus, Oen lie porher nit Gpnamit ge=
\ rlIprengt batieu. Gie Gtrplhe ertfamen
1 INIT ibrer Beslte uno Die goli;ei bdt bic.
ber oersebiiA auf lie gefabnoet.