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Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-06
The President Greeted at Ef Paso
Welcomed by Representative of President Diaz
Party Resumed Westward Journey at Noon


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President dt just las as American nsinteir greetings
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Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-06
Big Labor March
to Demand a Law.

SHAMoKIS, Pa, May 6.-President 6.
John Fahy, Secretary George Hartlein
and other prominent labor leaders OF the
Ninth Anthracite District, United Mine
workers OF America, arrived here today
and are actively engaged in making ar
rangements for the marching of at least
q, 600 miners from the entire anthracite
coal field to Harrisburg to have certain
bills passed favorable to the laboring
classes.
President Fahy warned the Legislators
Saturday that the March would occur.
II is proposed to assemble the miners
this week, when the marching host will
Start from three points. The men be-
tween Ashland and Shamokin will move
through Treverton and Herndon to
Millersbsrg, ers from Scuuikill and Lu-
zerne district. The column will then
move to Harrisburg and by their
earnestness impress upon the legislature
the necessity Of having the new min
ing bills adopted as laws.
Each man will carry full dinner pail
and coffee bottle, and as it is expected
the march will not consume more than
three days the men viii not go hungry.
as provisions will be donated along the
line by labor sympathlzers. No riotons
demonstrations are anticipated,
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-06
Fever
Bad in MeXico.

WASHINGTON, May 6.-Surgeon Gen
eral Wyman OF the marine hospital ser
vice has sent special telegraphic instruc
tions to the marine hospital quarantine
officers in Ell Paso, Eagle Pass and Lar.
edo, Texas. calling attention to the pre-.
valence of typhus fever in the City ol
Mexico and directing them to do all In
their power to prevent the bringing ol
the disease into the United States.
Official reports received by the marine
hospital service show that typhns fever
has been increasing in the City Of Mex
leo with alarming rapidity. The an
nouncement published in the public
health reports for March Is showed one
death from this disease. Since then
each week has shown an increase, until
the report published yesterday showed
forty.three deaths for the week. 1t Is In
view Of this condition that Surgeon Gen
eral Wyman has directed that special
precautions be taken.
Quarantine regulations have already
been in force against Mexico to prevent
the bringing In of smallpox, yellow
fever and other disease, and no action
was necessary on part Of the surgeon
general but 10 call special attention 70
the prevalence Of typhus fever in the
City Of Mexico. 80 that passengers from
that city could beexamined with especial
reference to this disease.
Inspection at all these places has been
very thorough, baggage has been disin-
fected and some persons have been de-
tanned. Thus far no case of an infections
disease has been reported on this side Of
the boundary.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-06
FIRE FIENDS
A Gang Of InCendiaries Ar
rested in His.
souri,.
CONSPIRACY
TO DEFRAUD.
II is Said that Some of the Host
Prominent Hen in the Region
are Implicated Some Of those
Under Arrest Have Hade Written
Confessions.

ST. LoUrs, May 6.-Warrants have
bcen Issued for John Province and wife,
Grant Gibson, w. d. Donovan and lie.
roy and Milton Summers. With the ex.
ception OF Donovan, who is coal miner
all are well known farmers.
The accused are charged with arson
in connection with the recent series OF
fires in Macon county.
Prosecuting Attorney White has con-
fessions, signed by Donovan, John Pro-
vince and the latter's wife, which it is
alleged prove the existence of conspir-
acy to defraud insurance companies.
Half q dozen others are under suspi-
cien and may be arrested. The list is
said TO include some of the most prom
inent men in Macon county.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-06
How Peter Lost His Pile and
the Lady Who Called Him Dear.

CHICAGO, May 6.-Peter Baumgarten
OF Sagpole, Wis, has been in Chicago
twenty-four hours, and during that time
has lost $505 in cash, checks for $3.50 and
one fiancee. Peter advertised for wife.
He presented his various perfections 90
lnasterfully that in a week be got per-
um ed note from Stella Danner, who
lives at the General Delivery, Chicago.
She was wealthy, she said, and was
looking for a loving, affectionate hus-
band. She called him "dear" and
"honey," and told him on pink paper
and with seeming modesty that he ,e-
minded her of great statesman who
used TO visit her father at her sunny
Southern home. Her father, she said.
had been planter. After a month of
correspondence Peter proposed. She
answered:
"Ill be yours, sweetheart. Come to
Chicago at once. Put your money in
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-06
Was a Pony
Express Rider.

II. X. Street is in the city from the
Kern county cattle company's big ranch
in the San Pedro valley.
Mr.. Street belongs to an interesting
class Of frontiersmen--the pony express
riders. He was employed for many
years in this perilous work in the north
west, and is known among such men as
Buffalo Bill, Wild Bill and others who
were his companions in those days. In
his cattle operations in Arizona Mr..
Street likes to have about him the most
expert riders and ropers. Clay NJ.
Gonigle, the young Texan who lowered
the worlds record in steer.tying at the
contest held in Tucson last winter, ie
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-06
A Financial Crash Predicted
EX.GOV. Stone Issues a Warning.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, May 6.-Ex-Gov.
W. j. Stone foresees another ''Black
Friday"
"A tremendous financial crash is COM
ing ia this country just as sure as fate, !"
he said today. "Why, the speculation
in New York and some other cities 10
simply maddening. Stocks are going
up. every one is wild to invest, and
there seems to be no limit, There has
to be stop. The financial situation in
this country today is unparalleled in the
history of the world, and If we should
come ont of this thing without q panic
it would be unexampled in the HISTORY
of the world.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-06

Last week the stocks sold in New York
amounted to nearly seven million shares.
At par value of 500 per share that rep
sents $1,000, ,OOO, 600. You can just iig-
ure it for yourself. In twelve weeks the
stock would amount TO nearly eighty
billion dollars-more than the assessed
valuation OF all the property in the Uni-
ted States, both real and personal.
England is getting in bad way fin
anciallv, and American securities in
London are being sent home. That's go-
ing to take lot Of gold out OF this conn-
try, and it will only hasten the end.
There isn't anything behind this finan-
Cial boom, and | don't see how a panic.
can be averted."
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-06
He Is . Wonder.

All who see Mr.. G. F. Collier, of Cher.
okee, Iowa, as he is now, cheerful, erect,
vigorous, without an ache, could hardly
believe he is the same man, who, i stoftl
time ago, had TO sit in chair, proposed
up BY customs, suffering intensely isotnl
an aching back, in agony ii he fsiesl to
stoopail caused By chronic kidney
trouble, that no medicine helped till rs:
used Electric Bitters and was wholly
cured by three bottles. Positively curesI
Backaehe, Nervousness, Losa of Appe.
tite, all Kidney troubles, Only 30 III
L. Zeckendorf & CO., Wholesale, aald
Geo. Martins drug store, retail
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-06

the lining of your clothes, and don't
leave the Northwestern station antil T
come. / love you. Don't let any pick
pockets get you"
Baumgarten shined his shoes, put an
extra collar in his hat, sewed his money
onto himself and came.
Stella awaited him. She took Raum-
garten to the county building, where he.
obtained marriage license.
snow be a good dear and give me
enough for the furniture" Baumgarten
searched himself and handed over the
s505 in cash and $3.50 in checks. He
couldn't give her the farm, because he
didn't have it with him, but he promised
it to her. She went away TO buy the
furniture, telling him not to move from
that spot. He didn't move untilshe cot
hungry, and tter he moved into the
nearest police station and told his sus-
picions. The police are looking for
Stella.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-06
A Big Cattle
Deal Was Made.

r. A. Packard has returned TO Arisona
from Los Angeles. While in the Angel
city Mr.. Packard purchased the interest
of G. W. vickers in the Packard Cattle
company. The ranch ON the river (which
belonged TO the company has been sold
to w. G. Greene, also the stock cattle.
Messrs Pack ard and Greene are associ-
ated in several big cattle deals and their
pastures will extend from Cochise coun-
ty across the border and miles into
Mexico.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-06
Mixed Marriage
Strange Relations.

pAyroN, O., May GA marriage was
solemnized today which makes queer
tangIe in relationships. The contracting
parties are John Karch. aged fiity-nine,
and Mrs. Susie Karch, aged twenty-five.
The bride is the divorced wife Of the son
Of the bridegroom.
The divorced husband is now living in
Indiana. Mrs. Karch has two children,
and as she has married her father-in-law
the grandfather Of the children becomes
their stepfather. Likewise Mrs. Karch
will be the grandmother by marriage of
her own children.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-06
Brave Tom Taggart
Beats Mad Horses.

CHICAGO, May 6.-Mayor Taggart Of
Indianapolis who is here on a visit yes-
terday prevented pleasure party from
meeting with serious accident if not
death.
The horses were frightened by his
automobile. He dashed ahead at full
speed, passed the frightened team,
stopped, leaped out and seized the
horses heads. He was dragged two
blocks. but finally brought them TO q
stand, suffering only few bruises.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-06
At Jacksonville
Conditions Ugly.

JACKSONVILLE, May 6.--Three bodies
were recovered from St-Johns river to-
day and there are many unconfrmed
reports Of fatalities. The vast army OF
idle negroes is likely TO cause some
trouble. 1t is believed that before the
day is over all the negroes who will not
work at 81 day and rations will be de-
ported. Martial law continues to be
rigidly enforced.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-06
To Ask the Stars
Before Moving,

SHANGHAI. May Cit is reported that
famine will make it impossible for the
Chinese court to remain longer in Sian
Flu and that the court is now only wait
ing for astrologers to fix an appropriate
day for beginning the journey to Kai
Feng Flu province of Hon Nan.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-06
Senator Ives
I Returns to Arizona.

Senator Eugene s. Ives, Mrs. Ives
and their child have returned from the
east. The Senator spent some time in
New York, Boston and Philadelphia
and came in touch with the increased
activity which has taken strong hold
of all the money centers. He says that
at no time has the east seen much pros
porous times; spectators have made
all the way from $4,000 to a million
dollars in the last three months owing
to the rise Of railroad, cotton, sugar
and other stocks.
"These people," spend their money
freely; the places of amusement
are filled to the fullest, the ladies
we're more costly gowns and almost
every man you meet has money in his
pockets. The prosperity extends
through the channels of trade to the
merchants, the furnishers on down dis
tributing the new wealth among the
millions"
The interests in Arizona mines is
greater than ever, says the Senator, and
Arizona copper and gold stocks are al
ways in demand.
He said that the King of Arizona gold
mine in which ne is interested with Col.
Randolph is pounding out gold in pay
ing quantities, and the operations are
now conducted without any bitches.
Senator and Mrs. Ives spent the morn
ing looking for residence. and they
propose to come here to live. Their
many friends will be glad to learn that
Senator and Mrs. Ives have decided to
come TO Tucson to reside.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-06
Ci.anse Of Time,
To ALL CONCERNED: /:

TO ALL CONCERNED:
Commencing Thursday, April 25th,
train No. win leave Bisbee at b. MI.
Fairbank at 8.lS q. M, arriving at Benz
son at $50 q. m. No. 2 will leave Ben-
son at Ii q. M. Fairbank at u.37 d. ID.
arriving at Bisbee at p. M.
Train No. 8 will leave Bisbee 1T l 80
p. m. for Douglas, arriving at Douglas at
ESQ p. m. The return train, No. 4, viii
leave Douglas at pr M, arriving at
Bisbee at p. m.
Time, Pacific standard.
These trains win carry passengers,
mail and express only.
r. G. MoRGAN, Superintendent.
V. r. STILES, Gen. Frt. & Pass Agt.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-06
A Bank Closed
Treasurer Absent,

CLEVELAND. o., May 6.--The Cuayaho-
ga Savings Bank failed to open it's doors
this morning. Notice has been posted
saying this action has been taken on ae-
count OF the continued absence OF the
treasurer R. NJ. Pollock. The deposits
amount To &3O0. 600. 90
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-06
Royalty Arrives
In Australia.

MELBOURNE, May 6.-The Duke and
Duchess of York arrived today. They
were met by Lord Hopetoun, Governor
General, and by State and Federal Min
isters and escorted through brilliantly
decorated streets and cheering crowds.
Twelve thousand troops were in line and
it is estimated that $4,000 visitors are in
Melbourne.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-06
Dagoes are Coming
By the Thousand.

NEW YORK, May 6.-According to the
steamship company's 1900 Italian
immigrants are booked to arrive in the
United States by the end of May.
Italian immigration so far this season
is unprecedented.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-06
METAL AND MONEY MARKET.

New YORK, May 6.-Bar silver, 60;
Mexican dollars, 4S1a silver certificates,
6l1s.
CoPPER--Copper, II; brokers, II; ex-
change and casting, 1888.
LEAD-Lead dull; brokers, 400; ex-
change 1917.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-06
Too Much Boom
For This Stock Firm

CHICAGO, May 6.--Jamaison & Co., one
OF the largest stock brokerage firms in
the West, have suspended. They were
unable to meet their obligations to the
New York Stock Exchange.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-06
Local Keather Report.

The temperature in Tucson today, as
reported by Observer e. L. Wetmors, L
as follows: ~
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-06-20
GOnDcnt brr 3inniitcil.
Seratten III Tbilaaelpbia Ylane fir
bie 9SGlailillafabrt.
ScbrGiite Seitnug geplant.

philadelphia. IL. Suni. 6ier Be.
gann seitern Die 4. iGhriihe Gonben=
tion Der 3ioniiten, B. f. Der 9lnbGnaer
bes planes, Die s5uoen, oie in manhen
2dnbern, fpie 4. 9. in RuBlano unh
Numdnien, nod ihiper unterbriitt
peroen, in paloitina 81 funmeln.
Don Baron Hpibihilb uno bon Mar
92prbau trarsn GIiidnuniG Depez
ihen eingeldufen. Die folsenban Dc
lsguten nurt,n gu einem Gpmite fir
bic 9riinoung elmer bebrdiIhsn 3eiz
tung ernannt: Habbi g. g. @iis BON
portlano, 2eon sSrlotatoff bon Gbiou>
90, u. S. 2eon bon Wtnneapolis, Stab
bi s. 8ronestp BON 92eparf, %. s.;
9abriel y. WiaRr BON philadelphia.
Solgsnoes limb bic Seamten bes Bum
oes Der 3ipniiten: prof. Riharo gptts
bell BON Der golumbia llnrperIitdt,
9tep Dort, praiioent; Slabpre ..
Morriiun ppn Nep gprt, Setrstdr;
8. ST. Sdrasto bon Nen yprt.
ShaBnlsiiter.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-06-20
&iltllcn Der Ycli.
ssnroert lit Der GGp Golonie, iii
Si!inNier nrp GlDiNa Spier.
Gda; Gapitaot Dcricatt)i.

IaIbingtoE, 9. g., Is. SUM-. Sn
bcn lsbttn 9oitnotrittsn, f1eite hem
Mlasise : .3oipitalpieHit 5uaegansen
Iiub, ge:f. e, oab Die 9sulsnpeitzG Gpiz
cemie ua3!peife,baft san5 aapituot in.
ficirt bat. Seit nsm stuss
bru@ Der 5suta IiaD 6tO 8srIpneu
ertruntt i.nD pon bieIen 2T5 qsi.orben.
Wlh..:s Ger nit Dem II. .lsa: enois
gsnosn mof: fanen in SapItabt 3S
grtrartun8en unb % gcSe5fi4s rpr.
sSn ben 2assrn, in tpeicnen Die 0sIts
per6Gdtigen untergebrdft fparsn, be.
fdnoen ii1 an Is. 9lpril 745 gerIoz
nen unter 9efDGhuEg. llnter Zen
GiHgt5crenen in Der sapzgelonis bat
oie Seute cbgenontinsn uno bic 6es
pflogsnbeit, Die gingebprenen in gez
piiien5 Sertlit tsiten 8u iilternirsn,
bat CUTE 5riihte getrasen. Mun bate
Ssitn.iIe bis gu 5000 Saffern inter-
nirt. Iis Die 0ufen6ef0rotn melosn,
iinb ouf cen Gods 5000 9tatten gss
t0ptet fpcrssn.
SIN britiifen Gitinoien iuiittat bie
Weft INNER ned in fiirdltsrIi5erWeiie
uno ninntt an Seftisteit Su. Sn Der
9rdIioertidaft 9nmbdn tanlsn in Ser
nit benz II. Ipril snoigsnpen 8pfe
1,947 grtrantungen uno 1852 20
besfdIle on Der gsit Dor. gs bsSsuz
tet pies eine 3unahms on grtran.uas
gen nm 172 unb on SosesfdLlen I'M
127 i'm @ergleih 81 Der pprbarga6snz
ben g8pfe. @efpnbers benerten2z
ipertb lit Die 3unabme Der Seute In
9acdfi, tpp in, herfeI6en mcGe 230
naue grtrantlIngen ttnp 200 5poas=
fdlLe portamen. Syn Der gIsiGan8od,e
l2urcen in Der Stdbt gombaD 7l5
IeesSfdlie ssmsloet, lpel1e ourt Die
8eit perurioht tpurpen, uno 492 DO
oe&fGGa, Die psitperoGdJti1 pqren.
>tus dnnsren BropiH3su sSrnisns losr=
afn pisIe EauItnhe Ron SpG.sf6len
III Der 4sit gen1sIbet. Die aroBie 2dGl
miro aus fem giitritt 8dtua III 8saz
5alen geIneloet, in ipetGem big gum
p. april 437,6S1 Grirdrfungen an
Der geit porgafpmmen iinp.
9lub in nerinieDsnen S6eilsn G6i.
aas tpiithRt bic 9eit. 60 ipurbsn dus
BEN Siftritf 2anzSp BON IA. ssez
6rlar Biz 5iim 26. MiGrs nirli tpsI i9gr
als 10000 5pbesfale an Der qsIt gez
nlsl0et.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-06-20
Voro.Safota.

Yoiu b II, 99slls Go. 9. SUM '0l
slm Spnntag, ben 2. SUM-, beta=
men mir uniern erlten Resen uno bat
es ieitbsr falt jeoen Sag seresnet. slm
Spnnerltag, ben 6. SUM-, bat es fat
ben aan;en Sag seIhneit uno aeregnet
rno oes 9tahts batten ,uir einel tar
ten 6rOlt, tpelher ben &artoT'eln unb
6artsnae,udhien iebr bar. mitgelpielt
bat. Sod Der lang ermiinIbte Neaen
bat ben Spoen tief einse,peiht, lpbaB
nit wenisen Sassn warmes Snetter
allies pieoer prd6iis lteben miro uno
uir nod cine ausgeSeibnete Grnte er=
marten tDnnen. Wiit benz Ihonen
&egen baben iib aud bic finltern Mol=
ten BON oes 6armsrs Oelidt persoeen
uro bellemS Sonnsnidein WaB eemadt.
gei 0srrn Gmil 9orine, Dem Yro=
feiler unierer oeutid)en Shule, troi
am q. Wlai Gin jun9er Yroieilor Gin.
Ga oas Der erite Sobn in Der Gamilie,
10 1T Die 6reuoe nm 10 er0ber.
Nm Montas, ben IL. SUM. tpsroen
0err Mnoreas pfaf, edtpiegerpoter
beg Shreibers. unb Jrau, iotpie aut
0err peter Stoler unc Srau cine 3eiie
per Dubriperf nad Gureta, g. 9. /,
antreten.
Tas Sinh beg 9errn Saiob Girih=
mann, iueldes in ben &opf seinoilen
uurbe, fiebt ieiner Oeneiung tpieber
ent9e9en uno bot bic Gpra4e fo,peit
wieoer erlangt, nur lam es bic M6rter
niHt 10 reGt 3ufanlmen iii9en. Gas
4inb 1T bem 9ooe tpie burd elm QNnn-
Ser entaanaen.
llniere Vabn BON Voubnn miro %
Neilen ipciter peltl;h gebaut. Mue
|@orbertitungtn iinb btreits ee.rcfItn.
GWiI 0obel.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-06-20
TnH Ocu Ggilippincn.
Der Sicgen gicbt Den Silipillos
lcllcM Winth.
Sillilltr mchr gupDlcsG sGrp;ciie.

Naniia, 10. SUM-. Die gfessn=
Salon, bic beriibmts uno gafiirntete,
BAT fpieoer duf Den Ybilippiltans SnTsln
begonnsn, uno pbns 3fpeiIsI bat Der
@ntlhlub bon Narillon linp anpereil
Sbilippiner= Siibrern, ben Wiperi.anD
gesen Die Imeritaner fortsuiebsn, auH
odmit su t6un. sc btgann bier Die
prp5sbperbanoluns gssen 8. W.
9appler, ben oafsn Steparo Des
ameritaniIGen gsrpfIegungs Deparz
tements, ipelher ansetlagt lit, monltz
lihe 9eitehungsIllmmsn aus Der adiie
Der 5sdhtiteuer genommen 81 baben.
Hah Ger 2lngu6s Der 9ertbeioiaung
bate er Die 8elper als 9ersiitung fir
grtrd glrbeitsn be.pnlmsn.
Waibirgtpn, 10. SUM-. 9as grtess=
nliniiterium peroTfentliht einsn 8eri6t
iiber bic grFplse Der anleritdniIbsn
Irmss auF ben B6iIippiaen. 2lus benz
ieiben itsint Gsrpor3ugehen, bab Biz
gum /. Sanuar b. S. i'm 9ansen 21,z
497 5ilipiros geFangen eenommsn
ipurben, poer iih srsaben; ss fielsn biz
oahin auh 5,045 9spsbre, SO Ses
ihiibe, etpa 5000 Somben, 573, $50
patronen unb 19 Sonnsn Yulper in
Die SGnoe Der 9lmeritanar. asn Der
3eit pom i. Sdnuar Biz gum II. Qpril
B. s. nurpen ppn hen 2(merifanern
247 Sfficiere unn 2,459 Mann gsfan:
gen gsnpmmen unp $50 Sfficiere ios
ME 6,492 mann erQdber Iif); es !purz
ben auBeroem in oieisr 3sit 6,299 8ss
pe6re, $4,000 9utrpnen, 40S @olos
unb q @ei6lse erobert. gtuber Der
Gefaneearahme glgutnalco's mar Die
capitalization res General aieutes
rants Srias oas 'pi5tigIte grtianiB.
Srtas lit jest uHt2r cer dnsritaniihsn
uGtoilreQisruns" 0cUoeyneur Der proz
pin3 Ga9ite.
.g.ant.a, II. Suat. Die Gt:rI.en
SSnfant ar2 6uip:rru 3ei&a.tsn az
itern zen 9tdlnen Tires Generals,
Cai!Ies, unter eiren GQpitplutiprsper.
trag. gdilIes felI ftire Qsute 10 fd)neli
ipte m6giid nat) Santa Gru8 in tar
Qroptn3 GasurQ spiummentrpmmeln
uno Tie Bort ZEN 2(rlsritanern ausliaz
fern. gs teiBt, baB er md INNER pas
Commando iiber stipa 500 Rann
fi;6rt.
Die 9bilippirenzgomniTTipn bat
II 2i2ter srrarrt, barunter Elf 9lmes
ritaner ME fpist: Wtaniia, Gincaio
bon gerag unb GpIin BON 9letp Camp.
ihire; 9lparri, 8Ipunt ppn 0soreid,
DGgupan, esohnion BON Wlihigar;
8dtdnqaTu, 2irebarger BON SGinois;
Nuepa guceres, garIon bon 8irginia,
Sloilp, Bates BON 9srmont; Iegrps,
Rprris Ron Nsbraata; gebu, garIod
bon SQinois; s2ambodngd, Sdis ppa
SSctpd, nnp Solo, @bitfstt ppn WiTz
Ipuri.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-06-20
Miner Gcunfn.
(Spe;ial rsiponpeu;.)

Dnaro, IL. Suni 1901
soeinrih Suble bat leBte gSote 'eil
Saluon=ejeihait in Spparo erbifnet
| nit Sid GjriHin ais. BARTENDER. 9lud
6reuno Strieeel bat CUR 3eit Terbel
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gefilhrt.
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ben oas 9umbergeltdft bon 6armel
Hepeliff uno Senep in Spiparo getaui
uno lsbte Mphe geliB oaoon seuom
men. Greo Semen, SDbn oss iriiberer
Gigsntbiimers Senep, miro Dem Sc
Itdfte poritsheu uno iospeit lsine mili=
tdrilheu Qflihten es sulallen bic Sun.
Den beoienen. 6reo oiente tpdbreuo
oes leBten &rieges I'M Item Siio=9atOtt
Hesimsnt uno lit Seutnant in Der bie.
li9en Eili;=Gompanp.
Serr rno 6rau Soiepb 6abmanr
BON Ganppa paren leBte gSohe bel Del
6amilie ShrDeoer aui geiuh.
Spbann Seibta bat leBte Mpde bic
Nahriht pom 3ooe ieines Gaters aus
Niscpnlin erbalten. Sic Nahrid)t
tam niht uneripartet, oenn Serr 8elb=
ia mar Dor mebreren @ohen in Wis=
conlin, I'm ben alten 0ater nod EN-
NAL Dor ieinem 5ooe su ieben.
fuoolph Npdier bat oas alte 0e=
bduee, oas bon inn als Sleilherlaoen
benuBt muroe, fort9eibafft uno mirn
Elm neues 6ebauoe auf Der Stelle err
ridten. Eas Iorteeidalite Gebdubs
mar zines Der dltelten G5ebduoe Der
Stabt uno purbe 1881 BON W. 6.
3io9e erribtet. Der barin cine 2ano=
asentur eroifnets, uno bat ieitber allen
m0gliben 3mefen, bonn Yubmaher=
9eihdit uno 3ubeb0r bis gum 6lei=
iderlao.n, eeoient.
Jran3 3aui9e uno 6rau tamell
leBte @ohe pDn Sautpille, g9is., bier
an, um in 3utunft ibre Qeia,atb bel
i9rem Sdwiegeriobne Sobn Seidta
gu MAIDEN.
1as Com. ipelnes nod benz lsBten
Groff mieber gu idieben aiming, III
lp0breno bem nielen 3egen uno talten
Wetter bon lebter @o1e i'm 8ooen ber=
oprben, uno pabrc,.o oatn iid) lioh etn
grimes Slatt seist, lit es unten per=
fault.
SEQ Sdroeoer leioet an elmer G.=
i6ltunQ. Prairieformer.