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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-02

could not have objected and she would
tracised-
In the evening conditions were some
what improved for the actors wore more
clothes The house was also several de
grees warmer.
It wasn't anybody's fault that the
house was cold The heating plant is il
adequate and this is no news to the peo-
pie who in years past have shivered
from its ineficiency.
Two small audiences saw "A Man of
Mystery at the Crawford. The less said
about the play the better.
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Kansas Citv Produce 1Tarkes.

Kansas city, Jan. z-cIose-wHEAT-
May, 691k4sscs cash. No. hard, 69070c.
No 8. e7QeSc; No. red, 71G711kes No. 5,
CORN-May, s4ssQs5e: cash, No. 2
mixed sS1zc; No. white, S41zc; No. 8,
OATS-No. white, CSC.
RYE-No. 2, 471475zc.
HAY-Choice timothy. s1oQ1o.5o: choice
BUTTER 1sGac; dairy
fancy, 17c.
EEGS-Fresh, 1S5bc
Receipts wheat, Sc cars.
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New York nGonev nrarket.

New York. Jan -MONEY-Noney on
call, 8 per cent; prime mercantile paper
434N55A per cent; sterling exchange firm,
with actual business in bankers bills at
$4.S51k0a4 for demand and at $z.S1sx a. 81
for sixty days. posted rates, 81. 82zI4 82i z
ASH
sILvER-siIver certificates, e41kQ65c;
bar silver, 64c.
BONDS Government bonds weak; re-
funding IS, registered, LOG: coupon ex-in-
terest, 106; 3s, registered 109; coupon, no;
new As. registered and coupon. 13S: old
IS, registered, ia: coupon, ex-interest, III; ;
IS, registered and coupon, 1921.
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Today,s Topeka Markets

Topeka Jan, 2
COWs-$2. 50ds. Is.
FERS-S3. GOA so.
CALVES
HEAvY-ss. Ooa3. Sc
LIGHT (under 300 lbs)-s4. 50
HOGS.
LIGHT-$4. 1904. 20.
MEDIUM AND HEAVY-$4. 4004.70.
GRAIN.
NO. 2 EAT-641kc.
NO. 2 CORN-2S1zc.
NO. 2 WHITE CORN-291kc.
NO 2 OATS-24c.
HAY-$7. 509tS. 90.
EGGSA1sc
BUTTER-16c.
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General AGENT Hill IS Dead.

Philadelphia, Jan Samuel V. r.
Hill, general agent of the Adams Elk
press company in this city, died at his
home today. Death was due to pleuro--
pneumonia He was about So years old
and had been 80 years in the service Of
the company working his way from an
humble Dositicn to that of general agent.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-02

1t is in Arizona, sixty-ffve miles from
the railroad. This is the real Grand
Canon-the sublimest OF gorges: the
Titan of Chasms. Mr.. Nat NJ Brigham
viii deliver HIS illustrated lecture on the
Grand Canon" under the auspices Of
the Ladies Music club at the First
Christian church, January 4, 1901
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&c. DUNCAN, Commission
GRAINand STOCKS
Long Dist. Phone 123-
D~s4afo u7srd {

Long Dist Phone I23- los 2. F1fth ST.
Private Wire Quick Service.
Your patronage respectfully solicited.
Special attention to Bankers and Capt.
taiists-
Correspondents Charde, Knepp & Co.
Kansas City, Mo. Charde and Knapp are
both members Of Kansas City Board OF
Trade
Orders executed promptly and accur-
ately on that market
n. B.-We, as correspondents of Mr..
Duncan, guarantee the proper appropria-
ton of all money deposited with him for
marginal purposes. We keep separate ac-
count with each customer. 50 one eusto-
nerss money is not used to margin an
other. CHARDE, KNEPP & CO.
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ers. s2.25a4.75: bulls. S2.75a4.4o: calves. re-
.ceipts 900 market steady. $4.2545.50.
HOGS Receipts. 1900 market stronger
Bulk of sales, '$4.9z sq5. o. heavy $4.9zas4
5-075z, packers, s4-971zd5.10. mixed. $4.95U
5-05: light $4-s5d500; workers., S4-97ss9l5.00:
pigs, S4.50d497i2
SHEEP-Receipts 1000; market strong.
Lambs $5-00Q5.50; rnuttons, s.. sea 40
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" steady; fair refining, 37sc; centrifugal IS
test, 45sc; molasses sugar, csc; refined
easy; crushed, Sc; powdered, $3.50; granu-
lated, $3.50.
COFFEE-Dull. No. Rio, &c. nomi-
nally.
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FOR sAIE-REAL ESTATE


FOR SALE5-New completely modern resi-
dences z rooms, bath and closet, summer
kitchen, attic, hot and cold water. hot
water heating plant. gas. electric lights.
CRATE, czstern; good location Inquire NJ.
II. Thompson, court house. or 1254 Polk
St. Topeka Kan
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NAV Led to SHOOTING.

Knoxville, Tenn. Jan. "A special
from Bristol says. General James A
Walker. the Republican candidate for
Of the returns by Congressman W. H.
Rhea OF the Ninth congressional and
Virginia district has fled notice Of a
contest. Taking OF evidence will begin
at Abingdon, Va, tomorrow. 1T is fear
ca the trouble will result similar to that
Of two years ago when during the hear
ing OIL evidence three men We're shot.
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Topeka BLOC Market.

Based on Chicago and Boston quota
tions- The following are net prices paid
in Topeka this week:
Topeka, Jan. 2.
GREEN SALT CUREDI7c
GREEN SALT, HALF CURED-6azc-
NO. TALLOW-4c.
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no WHOM n MAY OONCERN.


TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERNS ap-
plication for permit 10 sell intozicat-
Fourth street, in the Second ward Of tho
CITY Of Topeka, is now on file in the Of
fee Of the probate judge OF Shawnee
county, Kansas. The hearing Of the same
Is set for Thursday. at O'Clock a. M.
January 10. 1901 NJ A. PUNCHES.
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Kanaaa cItv liz atoe.Ir.

Kansas City. No, Jan 2-C.ATTLE-
Receipts, 5000. market steady to strong.
Native steers. 81 4075-45. Texas steers, $50
0495; Texas cows g o0a3-25: nfltive cows
and heifers. s1-5044 75f stockers and feed
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New York Jan. 2-COTTON-Spo closed
dull, 1sc higher; middling uplands, 101zc
middling Gulf, 1880; sales, none.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-02

Company. members Chicago Board of
Trade. Topeka.
New York. Jan. est. Paul and the
Pacifics viii all go higher. Buy fractions.
Consolidated Gas and Manhattan The
new administration at Albany is in favor
of modifying corporation taxation.
J. ARTHUR JOSEPH
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New York, Jan. 2-BUTTERLFirm;
creamery, 17Q25c; June creamery 1IQ23c:
factory, 711zQ16c.
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MACHTNE sHoPs.


WANTED-Guns to repair or exchange on
new ones. RazOrs ground. &c oldcn
Rule" Machine works. 5l4 Kansas ave.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-02

Read about the Grand Canon and then
go to the First Christian church, Janu-
airy 5. and see the pictures shown by Mr.
N N. Brigham Books free by applying
to Santa F'e offices.
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COLORADO FLYER.

Via aGreat Rock Islaud Route"
Leaves Topeka $40 p. m, arriving
Colorado Springs 1885, Denver 11:Ol
o'clock next a. M
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Denver Jan. 2.--An the Populfst rnem~
bers Of the state senate eight IN nurnb Der
entered the caucus Of the Democratic
members and announced their intention to
join the Democratic party.
Itchiness of the skin. horrible plague.
Most everybody AFFLICTED in one way or
another. Only one safe. never-failing
cure Doan's Ointment. At any 6r71g
store, 90 cents.
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sroRAaE.


MERCHANTS TRANSFER q STORAGE
20, packs. ships and stores household
goods. Tel 1S5. Clarence Skinner ~ T.
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Furnished by J. c. Goings Commission
Company, members Chicago Board Of
Trade, Topeka
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Range of Prices.

Furnished by J. c. Coings Commission
Company. members Chicago Board OF
Trade. Topeka
Article. Open High Low Close Mon.
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STAMPS. SEALS AND srENc1Ls

THE J. c. DARLING CO. 734 Kan. Ave.
Rubber stamps. brass and aluminium frad1
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MATCHMAKER.

WATCHES cleaned. $50. clocks. 6nc. aoain-
springs. Tie. crystals, 10c. Cash PAID for
old gold or silver All work guaranteed.
Old jeWelry exchanged for new. II hard
up. see Uncle Sam. 81 Kansas avenue
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ATroRNEYa-Ar-LAW.


T D. HUMPHREYS. Lawyer. Room 2
Columbian building
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-02
JEWELLERS

JAMES B. HAYDEN, JeweIar and Opti-
clan. Complete stock Of watches, ria-
monds, siiVerwares etc. Eyes examined
and spectacles properly fitted
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" Ac1TE1J-E1orses to winter. II. ". Nc
Afee, GIG Kansas. Farm phone 5e--2 rings.
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SPIRIT WORLD-Those wishing to hear
from loved ones and receive other value
able information past. present and fu-
ture business ventures. etc. will call ON
Mrs. Janette Fuller, 2I0 East Fifth ST.
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Range of Prices on Stocks.
Furnished by J. G. Duncan, commits
sion, grain, provisions and stocks. Office
109 East Fifth street. Phone 123. Charde.
Knepp & Co., correspondents Kansas
city Mo- Uew YORK Ian e.
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BIoYoLEs.
MONEY.

TO LOAN--Money on Topeka real estate.
Pay back monthly Low interest rate.
Shawnee Building and Loan As@ccia ton.
See Eastman. at us West sixth street.
MONEY TO LOAN on live stock pianos
personal security +. Biscoe. 623 kan. ave.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-18
cdin'S Vncrctia SorQia.

Oaptpn, o., II. Sftober.-9ie
8orunteriu4ung gegen 5rau Wtarp
8elIe @itper, Die 6ier unter oem Ser
ba6t Der @erii6ung BON IA 8iftmorz
ben ber6aftet nurbe, hat ieBt be-
fttmmte Nn6altspuntte ergeben. prof-
6oparo BON golom6us, pel3er be-
auftragt iour, ben Mageninbolt Der
pteber ausgegrabenen 2eihe Der
5ruu Nnna s. Pug6, elmer S6tpeiter
Der 2lngetGagten, 6emiT4 gu unterz
fu6en, bat ais @rge6niB Der QnalpIe
beri6tet, buB 6rau 9ugb an 4rienitz
@ergiftung ftorb. 6ein 8efnno lit
in llebereinI nItimmung nit Dem Reiulz
tat Der BON 8r. 6. $. 8reiOenbu4
fur3 nd4 bem SoOe Der Grau Pugb
porgenommenen ltnterIu4ung bes
Magenin6attes, in0eiIen bate Or.
8reitenbdh auBer 9lrien;f nod Spuz
rem BON 8itriol entoedt. Srdu Witz
per, bic ange6li6e 9iftmiI6erin, be-
t6euert lire unI6ulo.
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Ter Snhaf a[s Sctcftih.

Gbicago, II. Sttober. = 3. 6.
8arnum tpurbe beute, ndbrenb er Ell
nen Selepbonbrabt repurtrte, bon iie>
BEN Mdnnern, bermutbli4 itritenben
9rabtipannern, iiberfalIen unb richtez
te cine Camera auf tie, Inn eine NSoz
mentaufnabme Der Scene 5u erldnQen.
Die Gompagnie bat iebt ale @rTdB=
Ieute nit pbotograpbiI4en Qpparaten
perfebcn, bamit iie rSnapibots" ouf
|. ale 2eute rt6ten f0nnen, tpel9e fie
ansreifen ober bas @igentbum Der
Gompagnie bef4Gbigen.
&arnum fab fiA berart be6rdngt.
boB er einen GeDolber apg unb etnen
S6uB iiber bic 6dupter Der &ngreifer
abfeuerte, tporauf ibm 9oli3iiten gu
6iilfe eilten unb bier Der MGnner berz
1afteten. Sobdlb Die B6ptogrdp6te
bolIenbet lit, ion iie dGS 8elpeismittel
pertpenbet tperben, unb man bofft, nit
ibrer 9Ilfe Der iibrtgen SbGter bab>
hdft 3u fperOen.
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Ranber bermnnbet uno rinaeianaen.

Gbansbille, SnD., II. Off,
3tpsi Mdnner, pel9e an Der 8erauz
bung zines 2abens gu 6opea, nabe
bieitger Staot, betbeiligt getpeIen iein
folIen, liegen i'm bieiigen 9ofpitaG an
Wunben Darnieber, ipel6e Tie in einem
Sample nit 8iirgern erlitten. Die
0unben zines beriel6en iino na6rz
ifeinli9 tDbtlid. Sr 6eiBt 9enrp
Mc@urrou unb itammt aus NuibDiae,
Senn. Ser anbere @efangene lit ni4t
f9per berIebt. Gr giebt ben Numen
WilIiam Dunn, ebenfdQs aus Rai6=
bile, an. Der brittle &Guber 6efinbet
it9 nod auf freien SiiBen, OO4 6offt
man, au9 i'm binnen &ur5em bingz
feft gu MAIDEN, ba Stdbtmari9uu
Sumpter iiber5eugt 1T, bub er i6n in
bem Sample pernunoete.
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fills Gaar> uno part> ,fdrUeuittfI,
i6par; unS brann az

&c 9elapare Canal So" in 4rc6balo
Borough tamen bier Perfonen auf eli
gentbiimli6e 8eiie um's 2eben. Sine
8ruben Gar bate bas @eleiIe Derz
laFen unb bier 8ergleute perIu4ten,
iie lpieOer auf baS @eleiie gu beben,
als Elm She'll Der WDl6ung einerRamz
mer auf Iie fiel unO fie peri4iittete.
@iner blieb auf Der Steue tpbt, uno
bic Qnberen itarben balo, nahoem
man tie aus ben Sriimmern 6erausz
gebOlt bate.
Die get0oteten finb: Batrid gteuz
lon, 6IIfs : O6eriteiger, in @r4balo
fpobnbaft, 8ittper nit einem &in0;
Sobn 9ealen, 8ergmann, in Pedptlle
fpobnbaft, 8ittper nit 5pet &inoern;
Natban 8ougbtOn. 8ergmann, an Der
RiperitraBe in 2(r96alb pohnbaft,
leoig; Sp6n aearnep, 8ergmann, SO
Sabre alt, leDig, in 2lr46alo pObn@
hnft
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8ermiBter Sanfbnte.

% e pzgort II. Sftober.-Geo.
Irmitage, Elm 8pte in 9ienIten Der
biefieen nNetpzNmfterbam Nationalz
8unf," tptrb felt leBtem Oienitag berz
miBt. @r bate, als er abbanben fam,
$4,000 in G6eds unb 0e9Ieln Bel
ii9, unb Die 8anfbeamten gluuben
angeblid, baB er etnem 8erbre6en
gum Opfer fiel. Die 8ant erbielt
beute per @rpreB ale @nlpeilungen II.
8e6iel, tpel4e 4rmttage Bel iid batz
tie, 3ugef9tdt, nit 9lusnubme BON
$5,996.58, unb man permut6et, 0aB
biefer 8strag in 8oargelb ober lei6t
fliiffig gu madenben Wertbpupieren
beitebt. Qrmitage itanb frii6er in
Sieniten Der vg6aie Ndtionul 8ant"
unb oenDB ben 6eften STUFF.
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3ablmeiiter nieberaeifOfen unb be;

W1tDbGesboro', 8b.. II. Stt.
= 9eter s. GOlgan, 3ablmeiiter Der
@irginia 6o40fen, ipurOe beute unz
gefd6r in Der W}ttte bes 8egss 3niz
i6en bieiiger Stabt unD ben 6o4z
0fen BON einem 9inter9alte aus ME-
bergeIdofen unb um $4,000 beraubt.
@r bate fur3 Dor6er bas @elO aus
elmer 6ieitgen 8anf ge3ogen, nm baz
nit Die Qr6eiter Der 0erte ab3ulO6z
nen. 9ie HaubmOrber lauerten in
einem 9ebiii4 auf ibr Opfer unO be-
tperfiteIIigten, no9bem iie bas Ser
bre9en dusgefii6rt batten, i6re 5lu4t
ing 9e6irge, Obglei1 Tie BON einem
QuFgebot 6iBig Oerfolgt purOen. Sic
berloren auf Der Slu4t $500 DOn
i6rer 8eute. golgan 1T f9per berz
punbet, pirb iebo9 qeneien.
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Grreidltc ifinen 9tnrf.
81 em Q1orf. IL. Oftpber,

giep gort, II. Ottober. =
Sreberid 8uggeltn, tpelder in Der leBs
ten MOntag Ra4t einen erfolglOien
@eriu9 ma6te. ii9 unb feline brei
3inber gu t0bten, inbem er cine @asz
r06re in feinem S6Gaf5immer bur9z
i6nitt, nabm 6eute 8drbolIGure Elm
unb ftar6 bdran. Sein 8erIu9 in Der
Montag Ru4t f9lug fe6l, neil i'm
Die Ra3barn aeitig senug entDedten
unb ben Munn, iOnie Die &inber aus
bem nit @as gefiiIten 3immer
f9leppten. 8usselin mar lime
teeper" an einem Der Rapio Srdniit>
gontrdtte unb ion lebensmiioe gepez
fen fein, neil linn elm an oem NAM
liden @ontraft bef4dftigter @ormann
feline Satin abipenFtq gema4t bate.
Bier 0riibenarbeitrr pernnalilft.
@cranton, pa., IL. Sttober.--
cs,, Ner pIopA;fa Gr1the ner fNlthfnrr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-18

dber breimaG toftfpieIiger, als ods
gbicagoer. Die 9ariier Naetbobe glets
DE in bteler 9inii6t Der in Gbicago
an9etpanbten.
Graf 8aulr 5ufrieb b en-.
puris, II. Oftpber. = @raf be
Ia @aulr, Der 2ufti9iffer, lit iiber ben
MiBerfolg Ieines Mittelmeerflugs
gar ni9t niebergef9lugen. Gr be-
bauptet fogar, bab es in mebrfa4er
SinTi9t elm bebeutenber Grfplg lei.
Wenn er audi ni9t i'm Stanbe getpe@
fen lei, bas nittellGnbiihe Mteer gu
freu5en, 70 babe er ii9 bod Al Stun
ben in Der 2uft ge6dlten, mas btsber
feineln 8auon n0glt9 mar. @r babe
ou6 beftGnbie cine 9titun5 bon 5pet
Bis bier Wfeter iiber Der Nfeeresfld9e
einee6alten unb bamit pds Problem
Der @in6altung Der Stabilitdt gelOit.
Gr bGtte 48 Stunben in Der 2utt
bleihen f0nnen, aber Dann mare er an
Die &ii1te 9etrieben tporben. @r mari
nur einmal i'm Sage 8aua1t aus, unD
3ipdr Bel Communicating unD dls
@rIaB fir bas petlprene @as. 0ftt
feinem Steuer, bas er Sibiator nennt,
fei er i'm Stdnbe getpefen, 80 9rao
BON Der @tnbri9tung ab5utpeidben II.
man9mal fogar 45 @rab. Den Seblz
i6lag besl1nterne6mens erfldrt er baz
nit, bab bas @etter niierabel gepez
fen lei.
Seine 8eu1enpeit me6r in
ReapeG.
Gpm, II. Stt. = Die Nudranz
tGne gu gleapel lit aufge6oben tpprben,
bd iene Stabt ieBt offi5ieGI als bon Der
8eulenpe1t fret ertlGrt porben 1T.
Norpegen's s ID ats5oll.
Gbriftiania, II. Sttober. -
Die erbD6ten 3Due auf ro6en uno fdz
brt5irten Sabaf, pelhe Der Stort6ing
am IA. Sftpber angenpmmen bat,
tperben, lpie man bpfft, cine W}iGion
&rpnen einbringen unb bas 9efi5it
i'm Stdat5f6aB beden. SSyn Norlpegen
tperben ieBt Sabafspflan5ungen ange>
legt.
Gin peri3oG1enss g diff,
Jecamp, 5rantreid, II, Stt,
- 0us breimaitige 5iI4erfabr5eug
rSoiep6 2lnn" pirb, ieitOem es BON
bier na9 ben Neufunbldnoer 8dnten
ubging, bermiBt, unO man Fiir4tet,
baB es NIT ieiner gan3en, aus 30
9erionen beitebenben MannIGaft unz
terqeqanqen lit.
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eSn tutaler Generalization.

8ene5uela's rSplbaten" bon Snbid=
nern 6ebrdnet. = 2eiben 9unger
unb Not6. - S9euerung auf benz
Sitbmus.
Wtllem It a b, Curacao, II. DIT.
- Na9ri9ten aus Maracaibo, 8enez
5ueld, aufolge befinben ii9 Die bene=
5uelaniI9en Sruppen duf Der @uaz
iira 9albiniel i'm 3uitanbe p0lliger
GENERALIZATION. Die Snbianer, pelz
6e gegen bic 8ene5uelaner tpegen Der
friiberen i9le9ten 8ebanblun9 Guz
Berit aufge6ra9t iinb, tragen Sob unb
8erni9tung in Die Reiben Der Solbaz
ten. Oieielben pagen es ni9t, i6r
Eager gu perlaiIen, neil Die 3otb6dute
in ben 9ebiI6en i'm 6interbalt liegen
unO tGglih tletnere Streifpartien ME-
bermeBeln.
QluBerbem berdnltalten bic Gineez
borenen Gaubaiige unb iteblen ben
Sruppen bic Nabrungsmittel Dor Der
Naie meg. gu alem llngliid tpiitben
eptoemii9e aranfbeiten unter ben
2euten. 8ier 9elerteure iinb gsftsrn
eingefargen unb erfdofen porben.
9p6 bieie brafoniI9en Mabnabmen
peroen BrGIibent Ga itro ni6ts niiben.
Die Solbaten itno einfu9 in einem 10
truurtgen3ui itanoe, bdB an elm aggrefz
iipes 8orgeben gegen Colombia nidt
5u benfen lit.
On Der Sa6tra @ren5e lit Naes
rubig. Starfe Hegen in ben Bergen
erI9perer bic Sperationen. 8eringe
8eritdrtungen treffen BON 3eit 5u
3ett Elm. 8enesuela bGlt ben Status
quo an Der gren8e geiaidt aufredt.
Die groberllnssgeliiite iinb bem Sc
neral uriba unb ieinem Meifter Ga=
itro na9 ben sriinbli9en Nieberlagen
Der lebten 3eit gGn3li9 perganeen.
gaitro lit iest fpgar 6ereit, bem Ser
mittelunssborI9lag Der Ser. Staaten
3u3uitimrnen, tpenn Colombia nt9ts
bagegen bat. Sriiber bat Der Brdiiz
bent nit bo6tDnenben p6raien bds
Hs9t Der SelbitbIlfe bert6sibigt. 2ei@
Der f0nnen bic Syreibeits< unb Sort
16rittsfreunbe bonn Sieae Der redftip=
nGren eolombianii9en &eeierung au9
nidt ent5iidt fein. Der 8iirserfrieg
in ienem ungludli9en 2anbe biirfte
nod lanse ni6t CUR Rube fommen.
unerbOrte Pretfe.
GpIpn, Gol., II. Sftober. -
Die Nufitdnbigen baben ibre Streit=
frGft in aablrei9s feline Guerilla
8anben aufgelDit, balten nit bieIer
Saftif bas sun5e 3esierunssbeer auf
ben 8einen unb MAIDEN ibm mebr gu
i9affen, als frii6er in grDBeren Ser
bGnben. Die &egierung bdlt i6r Per=
ionaG burd fortpdbrenbe Qussabe
bon papiergelD Suiammen, oas nit
3pangsfurs oas einaise l1mfdufsmitz
tel i'm 2anbe unb iebt f6on nabeau
tpertblos lit. 8ei bem 9olbagio BON
ungsfdbr aipeitauienb fir bunbert
5000 pro3enD iinb bic greife Der
eingefiibrten 8eoarfartifel in's lngez
beure geitiegen. Cine she selpOhnli=
den enelif9en &atuns foitet 2 Pe=
ios, Elm Meter 6albtu9 fir Mdnnerz
fleiber 36 Bis 40 Dollars, Elm Baar
Sdube Is Dollars, elm sep0bnli4er
Sil5but 80 Dollars. SSsn dbnliden
8erbdltnifen ma9t ii9 Die Sbeue@
rung Der 2ebensmittel seltenb; Elm
fpunifdes pfuno ao9ials 2 Dollars;
ouFeIbs 9etpi4t maseres gfinbfleiId
II Dollar.
Wte aus Seattle senlelbet fpirb,
iinb Bel bi6tem Nebel auf Der 6Dbe
BON 5ipe Mile point Der Oampfer
Der rOrientalif9en 2tnie" vaaga
Maru" unb Der .beuti9e Dampfer
rglba" auf einanber seitobsn, unb
ngl6a1 rib bem raagu Maru" elm
God BON iieben SUB in bic Settle. nell
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GrpRc
Dfmokralilhe Maatnufr(ainInlung

scs erfen Backgrounds. .Diifrifts
bemte, 81 rifas. zen 1S. Sttober. gbsuSs lhr, i'm
SroaomaD Snititnt
Sic io!aenom porSiislidtn GeDnr pesben auz
ipra6tn baltsa:
@9tb. 2lobb Milfinion,
Gr=sprc6:r Sss llntcrbauies Der eeiebsctrna.
M9tb. Spbn g. Poe.
N9tb. Sp1bud W. Wfiles.
sSSobn 9annibal,
6anSibat fir Glert Oes SuperiOr=Geri6ts.
Stefpart 8rpipn,
GanbiOat fir elert Dcs ar,igseri6ts Tr. 2.
@eorge Barfielb,
GanOibat fir s6riff.
William P. Spamleb,
@anbioat fir @somster.
Ganoibaten fir cas llntcrbaus Der @eesgtbune -
erfer 0eleBgtbunQs=S =Sitrtt!.
Stephen 6. 2ittIe.
Senrp 8. 2iB.
5reberid Geinbeimer.
sSrancis g. HepnDlbs.
Gubolph 8. Meber.
S. 9arrb Wilms
uno 2nbere.
6r. Sranf u. Surit pirb prdfptren'
9lae Semofroten unD gTrasr fne berIfidit eins
qslaben, cine fdbiee Siseuiiiou Der @ampaGnes
JrageH dn;uborcn.
9ute Nfufifportrdge.
SIM Sluftraqe:
Wlnrrat) 0anSipcr,
9orfber bes oenlutrati6en Staats=Genrals
Gpmite's
9Sm. g. Sprfer,
(29O-D Setrstdr bes Sicbensr=Gomite's
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cine fGrbtniinb q amor=
rbpiben 9Ssr ntbt oarun ltoet, olaubt es
uitt: ip.r nc abr bat. perite5t uns. g9arum 0as
Qrieen perldnaern. 10 lanQe AHatei s. oas be-
rH6mte o.ilmjtttl bes 2r. 2. Silsbte in SeiRem
9etei5 iit! 2u brdutf tsinen 9orrlr5 oapOn 3u
iauisn, bguor On e itiber erprobt ban. T.
auf g}eglanasn toitsnirei eins 9gob,. ss=
nust Das menidJsufreuno!ebe 9lNrbisttn her se=
naIlntgn 6irma Sih pon StiRsu Sulltn III bes
Ir,i,n, oOer 3u pertisrit 'eas &tbE, 3u tia1sR.
flRp 9Rt 1Srl
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Silnf Sabre Su9tbaus.

g2ep< 6apen, Conn.,, II. Oft.
= 9eorge gan3, tpel6er i'm SOmmsr
Dor. oSs. in Der SrtI9dft 6amben
Ieinen Sugenbfreunb Geo. 8. G0ring
er19oB, bat ii6 bes So0ti4lags i4ulz
big 6efannt uno 1T gu flint Sabren
3u9tbaus perurtbeilt ppr0en. Die
@eI9norenen 9atten i6n i'm erIten
prosefe bes U1orbes i'm 3lpeiteu
@raoe I6uloig gefpro6en, un0 bas
lrtbeil bate auf 3u4tbdus fir 2e%
6ens3eit gelautet, bod mar tpegen
tehniI6er 6ormFe6ler Elm neler Prpz
SeB geipd6rt porDen.
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Sfefs
3rlper(d(fg.

Gs gi6t fe6r piefe i6aolt'
DE H6parate, wef6e snr
Yerf60neruns oct Sant &C.
6rauGt 1ueroen mno oerle&6e't
Gin Rfares, ourGf6ttges Nt5'
fe6en petfei6en. a6er Der Gt-
feft lit ttaar tentpor6r ,atto
Die eno9iilttge eSol8c elite
stt,bcjlpoac. Rns 0ie(ert
Grutoe NTH jemes aG(ofnt
barmloies SsamtOeriG6 6;tc'
rttngs> Wtttet, ueg6es in Osr
gansen 2Sert ais
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ratb nieber in StBung.

gon fantinopeI, II. OttOber.
= 9a nod INNER feline g2a6ri9ten
BON ben Mtffiondren 8airb uno 9asz
feq. ipel9e BON Sofia abgingen, INN
nit ben @ntfiibrern bes SRI. @aen Wf.
Stone in 8erfebr gu gelungen, 10 1T
elm britter Nlifiiondr abgei4idt lpprz
ben, Inn lie unO Die Rduber auf5ufpiiz
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