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The Savannah morning news., 1901-09-19
M'KlNLEY AND HANNA.
A story of How the Friendship Be-
tween Them Begun.

tween Them Begun.
From the Philadelphia North American
There has been no incident in the
history of American politics, perhaps.
that held national attention for so long
a time as the friendship between the
late President and Senator Marcus A.
Hanna.
Such are the amenities of public life
that this association called forth chief
~ criticism 1t was a subject of ire
ouent caricature, a constant theme for
cynical comment. This made it the
most prominent fact in the political
records of the last five years. yet few
persons know how and when ii began.
These two men enjoyed personal
union of thought and public partner
ship of policy. They were linked by
brotherly affection and admiration, as
well as by identity of views upon ma
tional questions.
And this strong association, which
exercised such wide influence upon the
nations history, had its beginning in
an incident almost ludicrous.
Beginning of Intimacy.
II will be remembered that during
the Republican national convention
held in Chicago in 1884 the party was
divided in its allegiance to several diff
ferent candidates.
The East, for the most part, wanted
Chester A Arthur to succeed himself,
though many of the delegates from that
section, and a strong following from
the West had fallen in line for James
G. Blaine. John Sherman had formid-
able support, among his friends being,
of course, the men from Ohio, his ma
tive state. Blaine's strength only be-
came overwhelming towards the close
of the balloting.
Because of this diversity of interests
the convention opened with the entire
membership working uncertainty and
at cross purposes.
Even the Ohio delegation, which
might have been expected TO work in
harmony. was split by numerous pri-
waite arrangements. and on the days
the members were engaged almost con-
stantly in secret conferences. Among
the delegates were several who obtained
national prominence
Hanna was one He had so little in
fluence in those days that he was de-
feated in his ambition to be a delegat e
from Cuyahoga county by Edwin
Cowles, and obtained his seat through
outside influence as delegate-at-lar
J. 3. Foraker was also a delegate.
Another was Maj. William Mckinley
well-known lawyer in Stark county
and a member of Congress rapidly at
tanning national fame as an eXponen
OF the theory OF protection. Upon tn
organization Of the convention he wa
The Savannah morning news., 1901-09-19
NOTICE.

AS a mark of respect to the memory
of our late President, VIM. Mckinney
the Retail Merchants Association at a
special meeting, held this day, have
resolved to close their places of bust
ness on Thursday, the 18th inst, from
IL TO 3 o'clock, during the hours of in
torment of our illustrious dead.
We earnestly urge all our employees
to repair to one of the different places
of worship during these hours, and in
this BETTING manner show the deep
sympathy felt by one and all in the
great and sad loss of our country.
SIG. GARDNER, Secretary.
Savannah, Ga, Sept. IS, 1901.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-09-19

made member of the Committee on
Resolutions.
Hanna, enjoying virtually his first
experience in national politics, was in
defatigable in working for his plans,
and went among the delegates arguing,
whispering and suggesting.
Late on the night before the conven-
ton was to open he went to the Grand
Pacific Hotel where the Ohio delega-
ton were quartered.
Betrayed His Plans.
The place was crowded. of course.
and many of the guests were sleeping
on cots, three or four in room. Han
ma was looking for delegate who may
be called Thompson. and. having
learned what room he was in, went
directly thither.
In the dim light he approached what
he thought was Thompson's cot. and
began a rapid outline of the plan of
action for next day.
The man listened quietly for a few
moments while Hanna made known
his intentions. Suddenly he put out his
hand.
Excuse me-" he said. but I think
you are mistaken in your man. I am
William Mckinley of Stark county"
Mckinley Kept silence.
Hanna was dazed, but quickly recov-
cred, apologized. and left the room. He
had exposed his plans to a man from
another county. one who was known
to be devoted heart and soul to adj
verse interests. 1t was with many mis-
givings that he went into the conven-
tion next day. But he did not know
Mckinley then. The young congress
man from Stark county had not even
mentioned to his friends the secrets
which Hanna's mistake had disclosed.
Much less did he attempt to make use
of his knowledge on the floor of the
convention.
Steadfast, loyal and determined. he
stood until the last for his candidate
without any betrayal from him of Han
mas plans.
Became Firm Friends.
There is no doubt that Hanna was
touched by this exhibition of scrupu-
lous honor during a time of political
strife. From that day he cultivated
the acquaintance of Mckinley, and
soon came to admire the qualities
which had been indicated in the con-
gressman's attitude during the conven-
ton. Hanan supported him in his
| campaigns for Congress and Governor
and hereafter. and every year added
strength TO the ties which bound the
| two men together. The mutual respect
became firm friendship.
How Hanna pressed Mckinley fol
the presidency is comparatively recent
history. His deep personal grief fol-
his dead friend is commented upon by
| all who have observed his bearing ii
| Buffalo. There is no question but
Hanna is stricken to the heart by the
| loss.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-09-19
COVE TO suwANEE SPRINGS.

The weather is delightful during the
fall months. You can battle every day
in the Grand Plunge and Swimming
Pool.
Water cures every known disease.
Every amusement you can think of.
and while enjoying yourself you are
storing up strength and health. 1t
matters not what your disease is or
how much you may be discouraged,
YOU will get we'll by coming here.
We could not tell you so if it was
not true. Your board free if we fail
to cure you.
For descriptive pamphlets address
ANDREW HANLEY CO.,
Savannah. Ca,
or SUwANEE SPRINGS CO.,
Suwanee. Fla.
All you can drink at Livingston s
for &C., corner Bull and Congress SITS.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-09-19
business and Boards.

From the London Express.
This would appear to be mainly a
beardless age. for though you do find
men in nearly all pursuits who wear
boards. they are nevertheless in vast
minority just now.
In the first place, let us take the typ
ical city man. He is probably engaged
on the Stock Exchange, and. if so, it
will be remarkable If he wears a
beard.
Most of the frequenters of Throgmor-
ton street are clean-shaven, or, at
most. mustache is cultivated.
The same applies TO most bank
clerks and young and middle ged
men in insurance and other offices. Sec
retaries of companies are also general
~ content with cultivating slight mus
taches. II they are not altogether
clean-shaYen.
on the other hand. II is curious to
note that boards seem fairly popular
among accountants. Ineed, {. would
almost seem as II the growth Of hair
on the face were conducive TO clear
The Savannah morning news., 1901-09-19
FEWER BIBLES IN HOTELS.
Copies of the Scriptures Disappear
ing From Places of Entertainment.

Copies of the scriptures Disappear
ing From Places of Entertainment.
From the New York Sun.
For the last six months have been
trying to figure out a question of NOR
ais" said the man of experience.
Somebody is on the down grade.
Either the proprietors of hotels
throughout the country are becoming
demoralized or their patrons have slip
ped a cog. and l am trying to find out
which it is.
i've been travelling good part of
the time for the last thirty years, and
up to two years ago l seldom put up at
a hotel where ! did not find a Bible
tucked away in the bureau drawer But
now the Bibles are missing. / never
knew until the little books became an
unknown quantity how much l had
come to depend upon them as famil-
lar figure in the ever-changing hotel
life of a man on the road.
II don't take to myself the credit of
having read the book whenever l
might and should have read 1t: indeed.
I fear that there are many weeks at
a stretch when ! never looked inside it,
but somehow it gave me sort of home
| like, comfortable feeling TO see a copy
| living around, in a strange house and
| for years my first action upon being
shown into a room was to open the
top drawer and see if the Bible was
there. If it was there, and II usually
was, l felt kind of settled for the right;
otherwise l was lonesome and out OF
sorts.
these Bibles were provided in diff
ferent ways. In some places they were
furnished by the Tract Society. which
had obtained permission from the pro-
prietor to place a Bible in each room
| of his hotel, but in other places the
management took the initiative as
stroke of business policy and saw to 1t
that the books were distributed
throughout the house.
why the Bibles have disappeared
from the hotels is what is puzzling ne.
Chicago was the first town to abolish
them. 1t gave me quite a shock when
I stopped at one of the Michigan ave-
nue. hotels one night and failed TO find
the Bible in it's accustomed place or
any other place, for that matter. l
went right down to the proprietor and
made inquiry as to the change NY
attitude in the matter gave the en-
nloyes the impression that I was an
evangelist or some other kind of itin-
Grant preacher, and their subsequent
treatment of me afforded the other
guests no end of amusement and my
self plenty of inconvenience, but there
is no use talking I really was lost
without the Bible.
"Since then Bibles have gradually
made their exit from the hotels of other
towns, both large and small. I have
asked a good many people the cause
IF their absence, but nobody seems
equal to the job of explaining. Have
the hotel managers and the Tract So
ciety grown careless or do they think
that men who travel are past redemp-
ton and that putting Bibles In their
rooms is polite and up-to-date way OF
casting pearls before swine? OF course
there is a possibility that they believe
us to be so good that we don't need
Bibles, but even J. with all my con-
ceit, am inclined to reject this theory
The Best Prescription for Malaria
and Fever is a bottle of Groves Taste
less Chill Tonic II is simply iron and
The Savannah morning news., 1901-09-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Both played Champion na1I.

2ittsburg Sept. 1S.-Both teams
played championship ball up to the
eighth inning, when wild throws by
Cross gave Pittsburg two runs. At
tendance 400. Score: R.H.E.
Plttsburg 100 2 l 0 o 0 0 2 ks D
Philadelphia 20 0 0 o o 0 o 0 Ii 4
Batteries-Phillippi and OConnor
Clth and Jacklitsch.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-09-19

The only way to get your carpets PROV,
erly taken up. cleaned and taken care o.
for the summer. is TO turn the job over ~ ~
the District Messenger and Delivery ~, Nv
telephone 2, or call at 80 Monlsou asr.
street, and they will make You an r,s,css
mate on the cost OF the work nd
reasonable. They also pack, move
store furniture and pianos. 49,
c. H. MEDLoCK. Supt emo ~s
The Savannah morning news., 1901-09-19
PAINTS AND OILS.

Painters and others should know that
we carry at all times the very high
est grades of Paints and Oils. We
sell at very close figures.
SAVANNAH BUILDING SUPPLY co.
Corner Congress and Drayton.
Phone $40.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-09-19
Broke Even on Doubieheader.

Washington, Sept. Washington
and Milwaukee broke even on to-day's
doubleheader. Milwaukee walked
away with the first game through con-
secutive hitting. Had Mercer been
accorded good support in the second
game. Milwaukee would have been
shut out. Attendance $50. Score:
First game R.H.E.
Washington 20 90 o o o o. 4
Milwaukee =. 3 0 o l 0 0 0 % ~ 3
Batteries-Lee, Gear and Clarke;
Garvin and Donahue and Malone.
Second game r. H E.
Washington 80 ! o Is 10 2
Milwaukee 80 0 0 l-S 4
Batteries-Mercer and Clarke; Hus-
tings and Maloney.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-09-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE.


Baltimore. Sept. 1S.-Chicago took
two games from Baltimore to-day. The
visitors outplayed the locals at every
point. The second game was called at
the end of the sixth inning on account
Of darkness. Attendance 1877. Score:
RH.E.
Baltimore 100 0 l 0 0 2 o. 3 Z
Chicago .....1 0 0 0 s 0 o 0-10 IL 4
batteries McGinnity, Dunn and
Bresnahan; Patterson and Sullivan.
Second Game
Baltimore ..........0O 0O10-1 S
Chicago =. .......1 3 0 0 ks Z l
Batteries-Nops and Bresnahan: CAL
lahan and Sugden.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-09-19
FOR ORDINARY.
FRANK e. KEILBACH.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
NOTICE,
oELscHIG, THE FLORIST,

Has Roman Hyacinths and Frieseas
now for sale. Samples at IL Brough-
ton street, east.
J. GARDNER, Agent.
Phone 1880.
Nursery Thunderbolt road. Both
phones 496
The Savannah morning news., 1901-09-19
NOTICE OF CLOSING.

In respect to the memory of the de-
ceased President of the United States
William McKinley-our place of bus
mess will be closed to-day from 1890
a. m. to 2:30 p. m.
S. GUCKNHEIMER'S SON.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-09-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

CHEAPEST PLACE IN THE CITY.
We wash your clothes just white like
snow, so fair. We use Octagon soap and
the clothes never fade. We give you
satisfaction and guarantee the best work.
shirts &c, New Shirts 10c. Shirt Waists
l5c, Undershirts SC, Drawers Be. Coliars
lhc, Cuffs &c. Handkerchiefs 1kc, Socks
&c, Pants cleaned Csc, Family clothes.
mixed, Dozen Doc; Family all starch.
eesothes. dozen, 500: Duck Skirts 0c,
Linen Suits Soc
Our delivery wagon will call for linen
ROBERT a. TONG co.
First Class Chinese Laundry
Bell Phone 1900 5zs Broughton, east
The Savannah morning news., 1901-09-19
TOMATO SAUCE

for macaroni or meats 10 cents can,
three for Is cents.
Five pound can for so cents.
Imported Artichokes, 2-lb. cans Csc.
TRAPANI & BRANAN,
Temporary Store. 104 Broughton, east.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-09-19
JUST RECEIVED.
CYPRESS SHINGLES.

We offer 100000 Cypress Shingles
of all the different grades, from s1.5C
to $500 per thousand.
Boats can load at our mills.
VALE ROYAL MFG. CO..
H. P. Smart. PRESIDENT.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-09-19

Any person wanting to buy a swell
rig of harness needs a thrashing, who
cannot see the advlsability of seeing
us at once, as we are going to attend
the great convention, to be held in
New York, and intend to buy for our
friends and customers, anything on
wheels with a few exceptions) that
they may want.
Why? Are you the exception? We
have received seven more commissions
this week. Our list is now open.
Come down and talk it over with us.
COHEN KULMAN CARRIAGE AND
WAGON COMPANY.
Convention at Grand Central Palace
New York, Oct. ii. Hurry, Friends
Hurry.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-09-19
MORNING NEWS,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BECkMAN's CAFE.
WHERE DOES 1T PAY

To buy a fine suit of clothes, and when,
it gets soiled, to send it to house tns no.
is not reliable, and will only press, rS Nv
dirt in? Then send them to the NE g
YORK OVERS AND CLEAN EnI'
Whitaker and, State. Born in the uu.d
ness. Lace curtains and straw e, On
felt hats done up in style. Phone $50
The Savannah morning news., 1901-09-19
Southern Lee gue.

At Memphis-Selma, Z; Memphis, 2.
Second Game-Memphis. 8; Selma. /.
At Shreveport-Shrevepo 5; Chat
tanooga, 8.
At New Orleans--New Orleans, s;
Birmingham. o. Second game New
Orleans, :; Birmingham, 0.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-09-19
The Best Prescription for. malaria

and Fever is bottle of Groves Taste
less Chill Tonic. II is simply iron and
quinine IN a tasteless form. No cure
no pay. Price 50c.-ad,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-06-16

Sopaii@es stiaebem in Chicago.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-06-16
Qdnbli6 -fittIi6.


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uno &aIimir 8o6ansti batten einen
Streit wesen elmer alten &upfermiinSe.
@se9 eri9lus ieinen @esmer nit einem
8epebrtoIben. 9Se9 wurbe baraufbin
BON einem piitbenoen @oIfsbaufen err
sriffen. gr ware beinabe siIpndt NOR
ben, bod re9tseitis eri9ien elm YoIisiit
auf Der 8ilofd9e, Der ibn aus ben
Sanoen bes Mobs b,freite unb nod Der
Yoliseiitation bra9te.
Cine tide Sebrerin n
ibrem @atten ermoroet.
WilIisca, Sa., Is. Suni. 6rau
Sba Sbiele, cine beutf9e 2ebrerin unb
Wtutter BON 6 Giaberm, bic iie t6rsIid
erndbrte, purbe beute auf offener StraBe
BON ibrem @attem, Der iie Dor Sabren
perlaHen bate nno beute ptoBli6 auf=
setau9t NOR, erftoaen, neil ie li9
meiserte wieoer nit ibm su leben.
Sbiele entfiob bann, puroe BON einem
@olfsbaufen perfolst unb ersriffen unb
ibon ivollte mon ibn bansen, als
9beriif 9enbrids eribien uno. ben
Mann rettete. 0or benz @efdngni6
iammeIte li4 lpater cine sroBe Msn'
iaenmense on, Die Den Ueriud madts
eas @ebauoe gu eritiirmen. Sur9 eint
Seitentbiire wuroe Sbiele aus BEN
Ssbduoe unb nod &eb Oaf in fi9erer
8ewabriam sebraat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-06-16
Sonpents iinb foIsenbe midtise &eioIu-

Sonpsnts Iinb foIsenbe iuidtise &eiolu-
tton CUR Mnnabme selanst:
rSie fiibIide Snbuitrie-R -Ronpemtiom
empfieblt Dem 8onsreB Der Ser. Staa-
ten reipettpoll bic 9reiruns elmer itan-
bisen Rcmmillion, beitsbenb aus ber-
porrasenoen biir9erli9en, Milit6r= unb
5lotten- Sn9enieuren, beren @ufsabe es
iein ioa, aniere SIife, Safen unb per-
binoenoe 8aherwese gu iiberpa6en uno
auf ibre Uerbeheruns bin3uarbeiten.
8einer Der &ommiiiare ion ieines
Yoitens entboten meroen, es iei benn,
baB er ieIber sesriinbete 0eranIaIIums
su iol4em 9orseben siabt. Sie Ye.
foroeruns in bieier neuen Sienitbrande
ioa einsis uno allein bic Sabieteit unb
Die Ssiitunssn Der 8Ommifars gum
WtaBitabe baben."
unbe9riimbete gei6uI-
bisan9.
Wtabi ion, @is., 13. SUM. Sic
sesen Die equitable 9ife aiuranee
Soeietp Of Iew 0ort erbobeme ge-
i4uloi9uns, baB lie Colin Wc9ean cine
Gebensoerii9erunsspOIice in sobe BON
100000 9eiaentt babe, bat f9 bel
senauer priifuns Der @erbaItnife burd
ben Staats @erf9erunss &ommiilar
gmil 8iIjobann als unbesriinoet err
mieien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-06-16
@eri4ieoemes.
(Spe,ial Babel Der 81. y. ct. 3ts.l
llnper 66mtbeit erten
&anges.

Gan9es.
8erIin, 15. SUM. Ser Ses:6t
Der ensIii6en Sommiilion, peI6e Die
Jog. Sransoaal- -&onseiionen elmer an-
sebli6 sriinoli6en Yriifuns unterSosen
bat uno li6 iiber Die pripaten gi9en-
tbumsre6te BON &usIdnbern in elmer
seraoesu itanoal0ien 8eiie binwesiest,
bat bier, ipie ldon seitern anseoeutet,
in alien 8reiien, amtli6en iuie nidt=
amtli6en, bas peinli9te aufieben se-
ma6t. Ser Ssribt empfeblt Der eng
IiI6en &esieruns in biirren @orten Die
einfa6e RonIistation Der SIoafrita-
9abn, an pel6er oeutIbe &eidsbiir9er
unb osuti6ss 8apital in bsrporrasenoem
MaBe intereilirt Iinb, uno ertennt cine
Gnti9Gbisunss- -9srpai9tuns in teiner
98eiIe on.
Man ertlGrt ben RommiifOnsberi9t
bier fir cine rlnoeri6dmtbeit eriten
8anses, gu Der eben nur gnslanoer
fdbi9 wdren. slber man 1T ni9t 9e-
ionnen, Die Sa6e rubis bin3unebmen,
uno Die enslii9e 3esieruas, mslbe ben
frnsliben 8eri6t Su beitdtissn bat,
miro ii5 wobl SpeimoI teIinnen, ebe lie
ibr Siesel barunter iest.
Gs ift au9 unsunsbmen, baB oas aus-
pdrtise Amt Der enslii6en &esieruns
einen Mint 9eeeben bat, um lie CUR
0orli6t su mabnen. Seutl5lanb
tonnte unb wiiroe eine &oniiseation Der
SIoairita-8abn, Die @esnabme oeut=
iden 9rioateisentbums ni6t buloen.
Ser 9eri6t Der Rommiiiion mu6te
lelbltperit6noli6 um 10 9rOBere grbit-
terune oeruriaben, als Gnelano Die
Wi0hte pon Der anneriOn Der goeren.
Itaaten bisber nod nibt offi3iea in
2enntniB seiebt bat, 10 baB bas sunse
Ysrfabren Iberbaupt isber poIterre4t-
li6en @runbla9e entbebren Diiroe.
0ie Sebauptuns bes aommilltOnsbe-
ri4ts, bas Die @ubafrifa-8abn bic
9Oeren DGbrsnb oes 6elS,uss auf iebe
nur erbentlide a8eiie unteritiibt uno
Ten gneldnbern empiinoliben oiretten
S9aoen Susefiist bat, 1T poR gar
teinem 8elans, sumal aud nod ni9t
einmal Der @sriu6 semadt woroen 1T,
oollsaltise 9emeiie su erbrinsen.
Sie SIoafriiababn bat i9limmlten
Sales ni6ts anberes setban, als mas
Die frans0fiibe Oftbabn wabreno oes
Rrieses BON 187O-71 in gliaB 9otb-
rinsen i'm Sntsrehe Der 6ran3oien un-
ternabm. aber oas iiesrei6e Seutid-
lamb oa6te bamals au9 ni6t einen
ausenblid baran, Die Oitbabn su TOM
is3iren uno beren BETTER nm ibre
&e6te Su brinsen. Gs besablte Der
Oftbabn @eielli4aft Die iebr bobe
Summe BON 325 Wlilionen 6ranes, 10
baB ni6t Der ssrinsite @runo sur Be-
ibmeroe oorliesen tonnte. Sieles por-
nebme geiipiel miro ben gnsldnoern
nun iebr brinseno sur Gadabmuns em-
pfOblem, mas ibnen um 10 mebr aniteben
warbe, als lie ia BON elmer 8eliesune
Der 8oeren iiberbaupt nod ni5t ipre6en
tonnen.
&uiiiide@ 6 bifanen.
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4 Ser ruilii9e- 5inanSminiiter Bitte
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Som nmtersegamsenem TRANSPORTS
3ampfer ySmsalls".
Senti6e 9ebreriu bon ibrem Wiauat
eritohen.

Sur S brboot 8ataitropbe.
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piro beute suseitanben, baB es Elm I'm.
ertldrli9es 8unber lit, pieio es fir bic
700 bis 500 Yerionen, Die iib als Yai-
ia9iere auf bem 6errpboot uNortbfslb"
beianoen, mOsli6 semeien mar: ii9 bel
oem seitrisen plObli9en 3uiammenitoB
nit benz Serrpboot vMau9 Gbuet" uno
oem iofort erfoISten 6inten oes
S6iifes, gu retten. Grbsbli6 perlebt
wuroen, iOlueit bies biSber ton ltatirbar
lit, A Yerlonen, oermiBt puroen bisber
IA Yerionen uno oiele peroen mabr.
i6einli6 ertrunten iein.
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@afler seso9en, als bic y9iortbfeIb"
lant, aber na6bem in3miiben Ales
BON S9leppoampfern uuo 8ootem
wimmelte, fat ebenio t4nsa misoer
beraussesosen, oils binein sssIitten.
Sic StrOmuns iOa nit idulo an Der
&ataitrOpbe iein, bod Iiest berielben
aud Elm Strsit Der beioen gapitdne
betreffs bes @eseredtes gu @runbe.
6apitdn Nbrabam Sobnlon, bon Der
r9tortbFelo", purbe UNI Wtitternabt
unter Der antlase Der triminellen 6abr.
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SirsibaftSiteauns saselafen. Capt.
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li9 sleib nod Der Ratai itropbe na6
Sauie, bod perIiaerteu bic Yeamten
Der Seriep Gentral-9abn, baB er NOR
gen gum 8erbOr i'm pOli3eiseri9t er-
| ibeinen perbe.
3wolf 8eipanne, wel9e i6 auf Der
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2omeII, Waf., Is. SUM-. Sie
9eibe Der Srau Marsaret 8lOnoin, Die
bel GbeImsfOto Obne Saupt aufsefun-
ben puroe, lit na6 9amrence sebra9i
porben, no bas 8esrabnis BON Der
8ebauiuns elmer S6meiter Der Grmor-
oeten, Srau ealeD, ftatti ilnoen wiro.
Gin bieliser Yfanoleiber iast aus, ein
Mann BON bemielben Ausieben ME
98ilfreb 9lonoin, babe am IL. ssuni I'm
elf llbr bel ibm cine llbr periebt uni
li6 babel seduBert, er piini9e bic
Staot 10 i6nea pie mOslid 81 per.
laFen. Na9bem berielbe Elm paa,
Dollars fir Die llbr erbaIten babe, lei
sr nit GROCER Sait na9 oem 8abnbOl
9elaufen. gr babe ben Namen Soiept
2epase onseseben, wel9es Der Iams
zines Wannes lit, Der seitern bier be.
eroist wurbe.
Sis Yoli3ei BON Bottom fabnoet au'
glonbin. Sic slaubt, bieier babe aus
ben seitrisen 3eitumsen erieben, baf
Die 9ei6e ieiner Srau asnOssirt porber
iei, raid ieinen &offer sepadt unb i'd
nod Ganaba bapon semadt. Sci
8oitoner YoIisei-Snipeftor Rbobes II
nad @anaoa absesansen.
Die Yolisei in MontreaI, Ganaba
mo- 8lonbin seitsrn @beno ansstommei
| iein fol-, bat &eder9en nod 8lonoiI
anseiteat, Die isbO9 bis iest erfolsIoi
fparen. Ser Srt st. Yolpcarpe, nj
Slonoin seboren lit, miro iorsfdlti!
iiberwa9t, jeoo9 iinb bis jest bort tein
Spuren bes SlI9tIinss ertbedt pOrben
SIuBperbeiierunes & m
miifion pertanst.
YbiIabelpbia, Is. Stunt. Ar
oierten unb lesten Sag bes duberit bar
i q o. II
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Ser ruilii9e Sinan3miniiter @itte
i5eint eS fi9 iebt CUR 9auptaufsabe
ieineS 9ebens sema9t gu baben, tIsin.
li6e gbitanen sesen Seuti6lanb su
eriinnsn uno CUR ausfIbruns Su brinsen.
auf ieinen 8efe9l bat Die @enbarmerie
in aleranorOpo, i'm ruifi6en @ouperne-
ment @ari6au, mo- on Der Sabnlinie
@ari6au grombers bic @rsnsabfer-
tisuns ftattiinoet, ben preuBii9en
Sdafinern Yssbaftuns ansebrobt, faIls
lis bic prsuBiiten S4Iafwasen pie bis.
Der obne paB bis @ori9au besIeiten.