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The Press., 1901-05-30
A C..e Lincoln would Not rake.

All clients knew that, with "Old
Abe as their lawyer, they would win
their case-if it was fair; IL not. that it
was a waste Of time to take it to him.
After listening some time one day. to a
would be clients statement with his
eyes on the ceiling. he swung suddenly
round in his chair and exclaimed:
''Well, you have a pretty good case
in technical law, but pretty bad one
in equity and justice. You'll have to
get some other fellow to win this case
for you l couldn't do 1t. All the time,
while standing talking to that jury, I'd
be thinking, Lincoln, you're LIAR and
/ believe l should forget myself and
say it out loud."-Success.
The Press., 1901-05-30
COVENTRY.
60 -

Hiss Fannie Parker entertained few
ftiSnds al tea last Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Ella s. Loomis and the Misses
Hattie and Alice Coombs spent the day
last Friday in Hartford.
| The members of the Ladies' Whist
club were entertained last Tuesday after
noon by Mrs. Edwin Hutchinson.
The. date has been, fixed, for the Will
mantle camp meeting. 1t Is to commence
the 10Th of August and end the Goth.
Mrs. VIM. Phelps of Wallingford is WIS.,
iting with her sister, Mrs. F. J. Tracy,
and last Monday Mrs. Tracy entertained
alnumber of friends at tea.
= Invitations have been sent out by Mr..
aad Mrs. Addison Kingsbury to must
cal and social to be given at their home,
sVillage View" next Saturday evening,
| a*-7. 80 O'Clock.
Addison Kingsbury, accompanied by
his son, Arthur Klngsbury, of North
ampton' went last Tuesday up into New
Hampshire to enjoy a few days. fishing
on Lake New Found.
"A number of the members of the G. E..
society are expecting to attend the meet
Ing OF the union this week at Mansfield
Center. A goodly number of the w. G..
T.. y. attended the convention at Storrs
yesterday.
Last Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Hutchinson celebrated their first
year wedding anniversary by entertaining
ABOUT twenty friends. The evening was
passed in playing progressive whist, after
which refreshments, consisting of Ice
cream and cake, were served.
AT the meeting of the general assembly
last Friday, the special order of the day
In the house was the bills relating to the
sale OF liquor. The first of these bills
fixed the license fee at 5000 in towns OF
more than 5000 inhabitants, and $4OO In
towns OF less, and also limited the mum.
Der OF saloons to one for each four hun.
dred Inhabitants. A large number of the
members spoke upon this subject, among
whom was Andrew Kingsbury of this
town, who Is member of the temperance
committee. He said that "No matter
what law was passed, 1t would not be en-
forced alike in all places. A large por
tion of the expense of the state was due
to the sale of liquor" Mr.. Kingsbury
was very much in favor of giving the
measure trial, and was convinced thai
such trial would wisely speak for itself
The Press., 1901-05-30

Joseph Toberman received bad cut
last Monday while at work In the winding
room. He dropped his knife and In try
ing to catch 1t, drove 1t into his leg, max
ing a painful, though not a serious wound,
At business meeting of the South
Wellington brass band last week, the fol
lowing officers were chosen for the ensu-
ing six months: President, J. A. Law
renee; vice. president, Jas. Smith; secre-
tary, John Wadsworth; treasurer, T. A.
Denman.
We copy the following from the Denver,
Col, Republican, as likely to be of inter-
est to MIR. Halls many friends in this
vicinity:
One of the largest deals consumated in
the district for sometime was closed yes
terday by Albert Hall, a well-known mine
owner, who transferred to the Lamartine
company the J. q. Airport, Chloride and
Ants Garfield claims on the Ute Creek,
for 1895, 600 according to the figures on
record In the office of the County Record
er. The deal is big one inasmuch as
| 1t involves the extension of the invest
ment and workings of the Lamartine.
The deal will also convey to the Lamar,
| tine tunnel rights invaluable to the con-
duct Of the big mine. This tunnel right
holds priority over all the other tunnel
rights In that section on account of ite
having been taken up in the early 1905
when but few mines were working In the
Lamartine district. 1t Is about 1000 #
from the Lamartine to the center of the
Chloride. Without these properties the
workings of the Lamartine along the rich
veins would be practically at an end, as
it could not follow the vein and cu1
through the hill to its other group O.
properties without crossing these claims
The tunnel rights will permit the Lamar,
tine people to cut the rich Pulitzer grour
and the st. Louis mine, both of which
contain rich bodies Of ore. Mr.. Hall
who bonded the claim has worked then
to some extent for the past 10 months
and 1t Is known that they contain ricf
mineral. Until recently they have beer
owned in part by other persons, but sine
he has come into the ownership of them
the Lamartine people have been anxious
to make deal. -....-......,
West Wellington. -
Frank Powers of New Canaan was h
town over Sunday.
A small party of young people attend
ed "The Last Loaf" given by the Hilltop
Dramatic club in Bakers block, Warren
vile, last Friday. A very enjoyable tim
is reported.
i The Sunny Side literary club was dis
banded Saturday night, and will be re
organized in few weeks. The secretar
takes this means to notify all forme
members that when the club Is organizes
no one will be admitted without a pas
signed by the secretary. Any further In
formation can be had by calling on Fl. c
Parkhurst, acting secretary.
The Press., 1901-05-30
Too COMMONPLACE.

Little Jack-Oh, mother, / do love
cake! It's awful nice.
Mother (reprovingly)-Yo should not
say you "love'' cake-say like" do
not say ''awful''-say Every" Do not
say "nice"-say good" And, by the
way, the word OBJ should be omitted
Now. my dear. repeat the sentence cor.
rectly. -
Jack-I like cake. It's very good.
Mother-That's better,
Jack with an air of disgusb - II
sounds as If was only talking bout
bread.-London Tit Bits.
The Press., 1901-05-30
A Chance.

do you think people in the next
world will follow the same occupa
tons they do hereY' asked the gossip.
ing lady
"No," said the churchman's; every.
body will attend to his own business
there."-Syracuse Standard.
The Press., 1901-05-30
UNION. "
Rock Meadow.


p Mrs. Heck of stafordville spent last
week with her son, Matt Heck.
Mrs. Charles Webster is In Holland
caring for her mother, Mrs. Blodgett, who
Is sick. t..
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Heck Of Stafford
spent Sunday with Mr.. Heck's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Heck. 49,.
Louie Broadway has accepted position
IN the Riverside mill at Stafford and Is
boarding at Blacks hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Barlow and Ruth
OF Westford recently spent the, day with
Mrs. Barlow's brother. Adelbert Agard.
VIM. House of Palmer and Mrs. Elvira
Snow were guests of Adelbert Agard las,
Monday. Mrs. Snow remains for visit
of several days with her brother. + .,s,
The Press., 1901-05-30
A Card.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree
to refund the money on 50-cent bottle of
Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar If 1t
fails to cure your cough or cold. We
also guarantee IS cent bottle to prove
satisfactory, Or money refunded.
W. d. HEAD, STAFFORD Springs.
The Press., 1901-05-30
ELLINGTON,


Leon, the seven years-old child Of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. @. Leach of Ellington, died
at his parents home on Saturday, after
an illness of two days of diphtheria. The
burial took place on Sunday. As the
child was at school on Thursday, it has
been thought best to close the Center
school for at least week.
j Crystal Lake Correspondence
Miss Florence Baker is entertaining
her sister from Gildersleeve.
Preparations are being made for chill
dren's day at the church, June 10Th.
Nettie, Louis and Charles Stacy visited
their father, James A. Stacy, Sunday.
Flags were placed upon the graves O
the soldiers in the Center yard last Sun
day. -
Julius Newell and Leverett Charter O
Rockville called on friends early In tn,
week.
Philo Kibbe, who has been working IL
| Lynn, Mass, is now at his Crystal LAX
home.
Quite number from this place attend
ed the memorial service at West Staffort
last Sunday.
The Press., 1901-05-30

WANTED TRUSTWORTHY MEN AND WO.
men to travel and advertise for old established
house of solid financial standing. Salary $3.50 8
canvaSsing required. Give references and en-
close self-addressed stamped envelope Address
Manager, 355 Caxton Bldg, chicago.
The Press., 1901-05-30
The Eirst Instance

Wife Do. you mean to insinuate that
your Judgment Is superior to mine?
Husband-Certainl not, my dear.
Our choice Of life partners proves 1t
isn't.-Chicagos News.
The Press., 1901-05-30
Where the Guilt Lay.

"You say the play was entirely with
out villain?''
eyes that is, If you choose to omit
the author" indianapolis Press.
The Press., 1901-05-30

To have a perfect stomach a man OF
a woman must dine we'll and breakfast
and sup simply Home Jour
nal
The Press., 1901-05-30
THE HOME GOLD CURE,

An Ingenious Treatment by which Drunk
ards are Being Cured Daily in
Spite of Themselves.
The Press., 1901-05-30

Instead of buying an article you dc
not need OF an agent. pay what you
owe.-Atchison Globe.
The Press., 1901-05-30

z After hearing evidence Ill an assault
case between man and wife, In which
the wife had had a deal Of provoca-
ton, the magistrate, turning to the hus-
band, remarked: ~.*,'..-
my good man, really cannot dc
anything in this case"
"But she has cut a piece Of my ear
off, sir" ~-#.%
"WeH," said the magistrate, II will
bind her over to keep the peace"
"You can't" shouted the husband
''she's thrown 1t awayw = Pearson'a
| Weekly. .e..
The Press., 1901-05-30
TOLLAND.

,CARD.-Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Hansen
wish to express their thanks to their
neighbors and friends for their many acts
OF kindness during the long illness of
their daughter, and at the time of her
death and burial.
Mrs. Louise r. Baker has arrived at
the summer residence.
Mrs. g. w. Lansing is confined to the
house with the measles.
Mrs. Gardner and daughter of New
York, and friend are boarding at the
Tolland house.
Mrs. Earl johnson of Minneapolis,
Mimi, with her little son, is stopping
with her mother, Mrs. Mary 1. Baldwin.
Rev. w. T. johnson of the M. E. church
and Rev. A. H. Post of the Congregational
church exchanged pulpits last Sunday
morning. FLORA.
Fred Perry, who escaped from the yard
of the Jail while working in tho garden
was arrested at Brookfield last week
Thursday and brought back by Sheriff
Dickinson and Jailer Babcock. He was
serving sentence of one year for forgery
and had served give weeks of his term
He was sent from Stafford. He will be
brought before the June term of superior
| court for Jail breaking.
The Press., 1901-05-30

WYNN UdyS OuIys
In eject Jan. 10, 1901.
r. s. LOGAN, Vice Pres. and General Manager
s. w. CUMMINGS, General Passenger Agent.
The Press., 1901-05-30

Days Of Comfort, Nights OF Rest
IL you take Pyny-P ectoral for that cough.
The Press., 1901-05-30

No NOxiOus Doses. No Weakening of the
Nerves. Pleasant and Positive Cure
for the Liquor Habit.
The Press., 1901-05-30
GOING SOUTH.

Central Vermont Railway (Southern
division TRAINS leave:
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9ieat Elm &aheaft bur?

Stem Worf, 20. Mui. - Ser
sSutpelierlaben Der Strmu @leaion C
So. a n Der Wetz125. Strabe tpurbe
beute friib bur9 Grploiion elmer Spz
rtamitpatrone in einen Srimmerbauz
fen bertpanbelt, unb bic Mitglieber
Der 5irma elauben, buB Elm 3d9euft
borlieet, Die eanse Sronte bes 2d>
bens, bic sbiiren, S9aufeniter unb
@9aufditen iinb sertriimmert, unb
bic grplofion rib Elm erobes Sod in
ben 6ubbpben. 8erf9iebene anito=
benbe gtabliKements tpurben bei9Gz
bigt. Spbn 8. gatten, Elm Mitglieb
Der Sirma, bena9ridttgte bic Poli5ei
unb tbetlte ibr ben Nanen einesMan=
mes nit, tpel9er Der Sbat perbG9tig
tit. gs beibt, baB bic Sirma in Der
lebten Wo9e S4nierigfetten nit Ell
mem ibrer NnseiteGten bate unb baB
Der elbe, als linn gntlafung ongez
brpbt tpurbe, feline Steqe guthrie.
Wi1iam @inn, Elm photograph,
beffen @ei9dftslofal unb 8obnuns
brett unter 9leafon's 2aben liegen,
ersdblte, baB er unmittelbar bor Der
GrploIipn bur6 Stimmen auf Der
@trabe setpedt tpurbe. gr bDrte,
ipie cine 5rau einen gepifen nSrant"
befdtpor, irsenb etpus nt9t gu tbun.
Glei9 barauf ereisnete fi4 bic grplo=
iion, pelde @tnn unb feline Satin
aus benz 8ett f9leuberte u. ibre Wob=
hung tbetlpeiie 5ertrimmerte.
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4nt Yfable nerbranni.

@artotp, 5Gu., 20. Mai. - Ser
Neger 5reb. Ro9ele, tpel9er geftern
eine,n 2uftmorb an Sruu 6. Sasgart
beriibte, purbe beute Na9mittag bas
bier in @egentpart 9lnberte bonWeenz
f9en an pfable perbrannt. On 1000
8irger batten ben 8erbre4er nit
8lutbunben berfolgt, biz tie ietner
babbaft tpurben.
Sas 2pnageri9t eing unter @cez
men, tpte tie f9on bdufig BEL Gbnli4en
@elesenbeiten bei9rieben tpuroen, In
nerbalb 100 garbs bon benz S4auz
plabe bes @erbredens unb natiirli9
in Gesentpurt Der ndnseiebeniten
8irser" BON f~tatten. 5rau Hena
Sagsart mar cine anseiebe 8etpobnez
rim bes bieiisen Srtes, unb Der On
ibr periibte Morb par Elm duBerit
brutaler. Ser Neger iiberfiel iie,
tpdbrenb iie auf benz Weee na9 ibrer
Wo6nung cine einfum gelegene SteGe
pafltrte, unb bur9i4nitt ibr, als ie
INN Wiberftanb l~eiitete, bic 3eble BON
Sbr gu Sbr unb tparf bann ben
2et6ndm in einen Sumpf.
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Ser MautluzSfQubaf.

Mani1u, 20. Mai. - Sergeant
9enrp @ilion TT tpegen 9tebitubls
BON @orrdtben aus benz bieiigen Or
meebepot gu BRET Sabren 9efGngniB
berurtbeilt norben.
Die 8erbanblung bes proaeiIes gez
gen 9arolb M. pttt, @ef9dftsfiibrer
Der Sirma gbans C Co., Der bef9ulz
bigt it, Nrmee=8 orrdtbe in ungebOriz
ger Deiie getuuft gu baben, tit perz
f4oben tporben. 9ie triegsgeri9tli4e
gro5efiiruns bes Murinez2 ieutenants
8ernbarb $. Sornlep, friiber goms
manbant Der nuuttf9en S9ule, 1nz
ter Qnfldge Der 8etbeiligung an ben
unterf9leifen in Der IrmeezS ntenbanz
tur, bat in gabite begonnen.
gs ftebt ieBt feft, bab bic @ertpalz
tungs=8ebOrbe pon Munilu aus einem
=Sffi5ier, einem biirgerlt6en
Mmerifaner unb einem 5ilipino Be-
iteben tpirb.
Maior 8atoon unterbanbelt in
Santa Grua nit ben 4bgefanbten bes
Hebeuen=@ Generals gdtQes.
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4us hem Jnnertt M~arblarD's nao
ben angren3enoem Staaten.
Won feinem 8ruber er=
f9pffen.

en- GIb= Cumberland bat Der 10z
idhriae @o1n bes Maurers Ilfreb 6.
Cline in Mbpeisnbeit Der gltern bei'm
@pielen NIT feinen @ei9tpiitern fein
breiiG6rises S9peiter9en nit einem
Meoolper bur9 ben &opf sei9ofen
unb auf Der @tele %getObtet. Die 8it=
ten UNI @ergebung Seitens bes &na=
ben tpurben nur mod BON bemS4mera
Der Gltern iibertroffen.
Inns 2eben n.
gu CT. Margaret, Mnne Mrunbel=
Gountp, fam 9r. 9oratio g. &ibout,
elm tpo6lbefanlter 9runbeigentbumsz
gambler baielbft, in benz in 8ranb gez
ratbenen !9oufe ieines 8rubers, Or.
Ribout, Bel Der Hettung bon 8ertpanbz
ten um's 2eben. Seinen Sntel, ben
alien !6rn. Sames &ibout, bate er be-
reits III Si9erbeit gebra9t unb polte
bann feline betaste Sante, SRI. Helie
NtDDut, retter, oils er ndpr10etnlt0
bur9 Rau9 iiberpdltigt purbe unb
in ben Jlammen umfam. SRI. Hibout
tpar bereits bon einem dnberen Nef=
fen, Or. 3. 9. &ibout, aus benz Sc
bdube ms 5reie se6ra9t porben. 2eBz
terer bate 5uerft feline Satin unb brei
ainber unb bann SRI. 3ibout gerettet.
9egnabigt.
Ser Heser Mattbetp Cheers, tpelz
der 5reitag in GentreOiGe, Queen
@nne's gountp, sebdn5t tperben ioate,
tit pom@ ouperneur gu lebensldnsli9er
3u9tbausftrafe begnabist poroen.
Cheers bate in einem eiferii9tisen
Mnfane ben Neger Solomon Noberts
ermproet.
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Sas &i6lanhs 6rubennnaliif.

CHATTANOOGA, Semi, 20.
Mfat. - Sci Der porgeitrigen Cruz
ben : grploiion in Der ai9lanbz3ez
3e Der Sapton Gpul IL. Srpn 60. in
Sabton, Sennefee, finb ni9t, tpie
urfpriinsli4 gemelbet, nut II, fon=
bern 81 @rubenarbeiter setDbtet unb
9 f6tper perleBt tporoen. Mur bier
2eute entfamen unberiebrt aus Der
@rube. 9as nngliid ion babur9
e%ntitanben iein, baB cine Der 9Dna=
nit : putronen bei'm G~rplobiren cine
&~oblenitaub : Grploiion peruria6te.
9tegrploiion mar 10 itdrf, buB felbit
bic %eiiernen 5Orberpagen in Stiide
aerrtHen purben.
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nod elm Cpfer Der Glau6ensfnr.
Die sert9tli4en S4ritte gegenO opie
unb Goniorten in gbicagp.

gbicago, %. Mai. - @ieber
bat fi6 inn areiie Der 3ioniten, beren
n4poitel" unb 9obeprieiter Der be-
rii6mte" Sobn 4leranber Sopie lit,
elm Sobesfen ereignet, Der biel 4ufz
feben ma9t. Sn Der @obnung Der
Srau 8rati6, tpel9e cine Der &n9ez
flaaten bes Sobes Der Srau Subj,
zines Opfers bes Glau6ensfurs
@abnes, tit, fturb sbomus @teele,
Der, an Musaebrung leibeno, por mebz
reren Monaten hierber fam unb um
@ufnabme in bas r3ion : Seim"
na4iu9te. Die l1mitdnbe MAIDEN es
tpa9ri9einli6, bab audi in ieinem
Sdle feline rationale dr5tlt4e 8ez
hanblung bes gatienten ffattgefunoen
bat. Cine l1nteriu9ung bes SALES
1T bon Den SanitGtsbebDroen etnge=
lettet uno gegen ben @laubensoottpr,
tpel9er ben SpbtenIaein ausgeiteat
bat, tpiro porgeganqen perben.
Der San gegen 9opie, wSirettor"
Subj unb Die anberen 3ioniten, gez
gen fpel6e tpegen bes So6es Der Sruu
Subj @erbaftsbefeble bur9 bic Go
roners Surp er9ungen 1inb, fpirD
bon Der 9rano : Sur9 iofort dufgez
nommen perben, unb bieIe pirb,
tpenn nDtbig, ieben Na9mittag bieIer
Wp6e in Sibung fein, Inn 53eleerz
@usfagen entgegen 81 nebmen, bis Iie
gu elmer Gnti6eioung 9elangt iein
tpirb. Sdmmtli4e 3eugen, bic ppr
Der Gorpners : Surp Iusid9en ges
ma9t baben, finb audi por bie8ranbs
Surp gelaben; ferner Or. 9ettor,
pel4er bic Secirung Der 2ei9e Der
Srau Subj auf benz Sriebbofe bor=
naRm, unb Der 2ei9enbei tatter 9agz
ddro.
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aaf ben. 9eimusse.

9eute frnb tperben Der prdiibent unb
feline 8egleiter pieber in @ai6z
ington iein. = Die &eiie burG
Sainois, Snbiuna unb O6io.
gbicago, %. Mai. - Ser erz
traaug nit benz grdfibenten, ssrall
Mcainlep unb 9efolse On 8orb tam
fura mad 3 nbr beute friib bier an,
unb tpurbe auf bic 9eleiie Der gennz
fplpanier 8abn" iibertragen. Naf
furSem 4ufenthalt i'm union=8a6n
bofe sing bic Sabrt INN 3.35 peite,
mad Waibinston.
Sort Wabne, Snb., %. Mut
- Cine betrG9tli9e Meni4enmengt
mar am bieiisen 8abnbofe periam.
melt, ais Der 3ug besPrdiibenten I'm
s llbr heute friib bier eintraf. 5ral
Mcainleb bat cine rrbige Na9t Der.
bra9t unb befinbet fid pobl. Del
Prdiioent belt einen gmpfang aul
Der binteren glattform unb Sunbert(
Der biefigen 8irger batten bas Ser.
gniigen, linn bic 9anb gu reiden. Sel
6ieft9e Iufentbalt bauerte Is Minu=
ten.
Yittsburg, 3d., 20. Mai. -
Sn Canton, g., butten ii9 Der grG,
iibent unb feline 8esleiter furse Set
aufgebalten, Inn Der Srau Mc&inlet
9elegenbeit 81 geben, lire @eripanb=
ten unb 5reunbe gu beipiQfommnerl
4u9 in 2ima unb anbersnS tatipnen
i'm Staate Sbio tpurbe furae Set
Salt gema6t. Der 3ug errei6tt
Ytttsburg INN 1856 4benbs unb febtt
bic Sabrt mad balbitiinbigem Nuf.
entbalte fort. lin 7.30 morgen fritz
tpiro Die @eieai9aft pieoer in @aib:
inatpn fem.
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0utheriihe Shnnnc.

9es Motnes, Sa., 20. Mai.-
Die 40. atpeiiGbrli9e Spnpbe ber
ebangeIii4 : lut6erii4en 8ir4e ber
Ser. Stuaten tpurOe heute Ibenp baz
bier erOffnet. 8Ouperneur 6. 90.
S6dp, Mapor 9urtenboDer, iotpie
perf6iebene 9elegaten bielten 8eiptas
tommnungsreben an Die 9elegaten,
cirtd 400 an Der 3abl, beren etli6e
aus Qfrifa unb Snbien farnen. 8alz
timpre lit bur9 Or. Srees unb Or.
George S6au bertreten. Die SDz
nobe pirb 5ebn Sage in @iBung iein,
bod tperben feline @orf9lGge aur8era
Gnberunq Der GpnfefIipn erpartet.
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GIiiflim ilberifauhcu.

g6ilabeGp6ia, %. Mat. -
Die General : @femblp Der Presbpz
terianer bat ii4 pertagt, na4bem lie
nabesu stpet @o4en in SiBung gez
peIen mar. Sir bic 9auptfrage
ibrer 8~eratbungen, bic 3epiiion bes
9laubensbefenntniies, puroe Elm
Spe5idl=gpmtte BON Ginunb5pan5ig
ernannt, tpel9es Der nG9iten, ingaepz
gprt tagenben General : IHemblp
Hatbfdldse iiber Die geeisnetfte Dirt
Der Hepiii pn MAIDEN ioq.
Sn ben S9lubitunben Der Sibung
ipurben porpiegenb Rputinegei9Gfte
erlebist. gs fam elm Gomiteberi9t
CUR 8orluse, pel4er bic Inter
briidung bes 9anoels nit geittgen
@etrdnfen in ben neu ertporbenen Sc
bieten Der Ser. Staaten betrifft unb
tporin befiirportet pirb, 81 bieiem
gebufe auf Die GongreBmitglieoer
unb bic 9unbesregierung ein5upirz
fo,
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@urppaii0e &a6elberi6te.
% BARNES Wetter in eng
lamb.

2O MeS mefter IN vi :
lamb.
2pnbpn,2 20. Mai. = Oie Siirre,
fpel6e feds Wo9en lang in England
berrf9te nnb bic grnbtezNusii4ten
erbebli9 eefdbrbete, sipfelte beute in
einem aubersetpObnli9 purmen Sag.
Sn 2pnbon ftanb bas thermometer
auf SO 9rab Jabrenbeit. 9eute Ibenb
berri9en beftise @epitteritiirme in ben
nDrbli9en unb Resensife in ben iib=
li9en Counties.
Ser 4spbaGt pro5eb in
8ene5uela.
Caracas, @enesuela, 20. Mai.
= Der prdiibeat bes bD9ften Sc
ri9tes bat in benz 8ermubes : Ms=
pbalt : Sale auf Die .3ultGnbigfeit
bes @eri9ts erfannt unb bic 6erren
Sutnlan unb @arnpd bon SDrdcuie,
N.zg., angepieien, $4,000 9urgz
f9aft bafiir gu binterlegen, bab tie
fi9 Der enbsiiltisen @ntI9eibuns fiji
gen molten. Die Surisbiftions zSraz
&c ipurbe auf 9runb zines GrloHes
bes Prdiibenten gaitro bonn 1. Mai
entf9ieben. Der gefammte @eri9tsz
bof pirb pabrf6einli9 mod aufge=
forbert perben, benz Gpru9 besprGz
iibenten su5uittmmen.
Sir Nep Dorfer 6p9=
sets 9ef9ent.
: m 9aa g, %. Mai. - Die De-
lesaten Der ct. Ni9Dlas : @eien=
fdaft bon Sem : Worf fpra9en in
8eeleitung bes amerifdnifden &C.
funbten, 9rn. STANFORD Netpel, beim
Miniiter bes Nuspdrttgen, 9rn. be
Beaufort, bor unb iiberrei9ten linn
einen filbernen 8e9er dls 6p95eitsz
@ei9enf Der 9efeui4aft fir Die &0=
ntgin Wil6elmine.
5ran50fif9er Grfo1s in
Senegal.
paris, %. Mai. - Cine oegen
ben aOnis Sobefaba i'm fiioli6enGez
negal aussei9idte Expedition BON
1900 frunsDfif9en Splbaten mar
bO4it erfolgreia. Ser &Dnia unb
bic meiiten ieiner 4nbGnser tpurben
%getDbtet, Der &ronprins unb Der ReIt
Der f9pur5en Irmee aber mad einem
5peitGsigen Sample sefansen genom=
men.
Bonn 8oerenfrteg.
&apftabt, 20. Mat. - Sn 9a=
lapDe Wala6tpe) in 8etibuanalanb
boben 5i9 200 8oeren ben 8riten err
geben unb su Sort Sult in 3bobeitu
iinb AZ Wagenlabungen 8oeren,
Mdnner, 5rauen unb 8inber, einge=
troffen unb buben bic 8affen sez
ftredt.
Sic 8euIenpeI.
2onbpn, 20. Mai. - Sir6enrt
9late, @ouperneur BON Song Song,
beri9tet bem&olonial : Mintiterium,
baB in ber am rs. Mdi Der Itri9enen
@p9e 1877 perfonen gu Song Song
an Der 8eulenpeft ftarben.
sSn @iGesben, elmer @oritabt bon
2onbon, lit elm Mann entbedt tporz
ben, tpel9er, tpte man glaubt, an Ell
mem InfoGe Der 8eulenpeit in milber
Ssorm leibet. Ollie p~erionen, pel9e
nit inn in 8eriibruns tpdren, muir
ben cine 3eitlang %iiolirt, finb ieboG
pieber entlaHen tpOrben. Ser paz
tient befinbet ii9 unter drstli4er Be-
oba4tuna.