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Arizona republican., 1901-07-19
LAST NIGHTS EXCURSION
Another Carload of Phoenix People
 Steaming Toward Salt Water.

Another carlJa1 of Phoenix people who were kicking about The heat here ye.ferday win no doubt he soaking in thte brine of Gae broad Pacific beiore stintown today. At sny rate they may do SD if they take advantage of the transportation facilfties between Los Angeles and Santa Monica.
 Last nights M. x r. excursion was not quite % large as the one that leit a. week ago. for the crowd 10 draw from is getting notably smaller Still there were a good many and there are enough left no doubt for several more excur- sions Among khose who left were the following.
 For san Dlego-Wn. Brundage, Mrs Belle Scott, Mrs. C. d. snldow, N. Con- Mrs Geo. Graf. Mrs. James l.. Perry James l.. Pemy, c. T. Wise, Mrs. J. D' Soper. J. D. soper. Chas. Umer, Mrs. C,has trlmer. Miss Ruby Tucker, Mrs. John Newfow. c. H. Pratt, Walter Ben nett.
 For Long Beach-Nellie Elder. Mamie Elder. Mrs. M. J. Allen, M J. Allen L. F.. Lowe. Mrs. Howard Woods. l For santa Monlca-Eidna Scorce, Mrs Rocne Lewis. H B. o'Ncil, Mrs. F.. B | O'Neil, Horace ONeill. W. F. R. Sehin !, tfler Mrs. Jas. Fiaherty ' For Sansa Barbara--Will A. Jubo' C Montgomery, Mabel Hancock, w | Zosckier
 For san Buanaventura-M Mrs. A. G
 Matteson
 For San Francisco--Mlss Lizzie Kal fus Della K. Griffin
Arizona republican., 1901-07-19

never Yot a bite. Fish? l fish any? Now wouldn't that concuss you?' This was the opener for which Captain Nor t,n had been sparring He had fshed evs " day till people at Long beach began complaining of the smell or Hsh that lay around because there wsre SD many of them that they couldn't De eaten. A committee waited on nm and asked him if he was just giving way to an unsportsman-like cruelty and wantonness, or if he was think ing of starting a fertilizer factory. Tn inc latter event he would have to move ii several miles further down the coast. for a fertilizing plant and seaslue pleasure resort were incompatible
 One of the most pleasant hshinS eN- cursinns enjoyed by the captain was thai the day before his return to Phoe- nix In company with a man named schilling. he sailed out twelve miles from shore. so as to give the inshore shsrs chance. They stopped at D ac. where the water seemed to pe pretty deep and also pretty wet. Ihen in, slaughter of the finny tribes began, In A few minutes Captain Norton had eighty-one yellow-tal and DarlaSuua iloundering around in the boat It was small affair and the fish rocked the boat sn that they thr-atcned Co upset it. | IL was therefore necessary to hurry ! bgck tO land.
 :; Captain Norton called Mir. Halls at tention to the marine reports pub lished in the Los Angeles papers withln the last week showing that the tiae- water had never before been so low The captain intimated that this phe- nomenon had been caused by the mum her of fish that had been taken out oi the sea during his stay
 At this point .Mr. Hall handed Cap tain Norton Mr Miller's telegram;
 Los Angeles. Cal, July IT, i"C. J. Hall.
 Phoenix.
 Don't believe Norton's fish yarns; h' never caught a fish.
 JAKE MILLER"
 "I see" said MT. Norton on his re covery, that there's nothing sal' | in the telegram about sea lions. saV one the day l left as big as a wha'e.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-19
A FISH STORY
How It Was Intercepted by a Tele-
 gram.

cantain John k. Norton returned v.s,ardav morning from visit to the coast where he alleges. as he haa been expected to allege. that he had oroAe' the fishing record for this ana all nrevious seasons. MT. C. J. Hall was advised by telegraph day before yes ,a,dav of the return of Captain NOT Ion and he was put on his guarl aoainst stories of his piscatorla' achievements which he might pe eN rected to relate. Captain Norloh "e"' into the Phoenix bank yesterday nor"- ing as soon as the janitor opened one of the doors He waited untll MT Hal came and stood around Waitihs 10 be inteTvi wed. ,
 You had a nice time?' said MT ,.Han vo.
 Zine time" replied Captain Nor ton. an,
 "How ars Hi Eldred and Jake Mil Ter enjoying themselves?' asked MT Hall.
 "Oh they think they are enjoying Themselves" said the captain, put they don't know how; so far as ehJoS - ment Is concerned they might as Weil go 10 the desert of Sahara to spend the summer as to go to the seasiue' They don't know what to do with DE body of water. They could have as much fun. in a horsetrough as m the whole Pacific ocean"
 Don't they do any surf bathiir' asked Mir. Hall. carefully avoiding the subject which was bursting Captain Norton's bosom.
 'oh yes" said Captain Norton, they put on bathing suits and wade around every day up to their ankles and ther go back to town and talk about break CTS and undertows."
 Did you do any fshing?' aske' Mir. Hall at length unable to bear th' sight of Captain Norton's agony.
 "Fishr exclaimed Captain Norton Did you say fish? Did do any hsh ing? We'll guess yes. l did about al the fishing that was done, Jake and u
Arizona republican., 1901-07-19
DEATH OF ETHEL KENT
She Walked Ia the Shadow More Than
 Year Ago.

Word was received here yesterday of the death of Miss Ethel Kent, at mining camp near Congress. yesterday morning. The cause of death was not mentioned. The funeral will take D ace at s:So oc.ock this evening from the residence of the family. 5l5 North Fourth street. Rev. D. Halsey will ofllciate The pall-bGarers will be mem bers of the Epworth League, of which Miss Kent was an active and consis- tent member lnterment WIZ take place in the Masonic cemetery.
 She was the daughter of Alexander J. Kent and was 16 years old. She was born at socorro, N. M. Besides her parents she leaves two sisters and a wide circle of friends. for she was an
Arizona republican., 1901-07-19

extremely lovable girl, to mourn her loss. ,,
 A little more than s year ago MISS Kent was afflicted with disease ot the brain, which rendered a removal If A section of the skull and the lh- sertion of a silver plate necessary For days she hovered between life ana death and her condition became so critical that the slightest Jar mlgh. produce death. The street in front oi the residence was closed up ana re- mained SO until she was pronounceu out of danger. She recovered entirely from that Illness and grew strong ana vigorous. She left here only three or four days ago to visit her father. Who is engaged in mining Ear Congress She then seemed to be In psriec' health.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-19
PARK THEATRE.

Rrdt Harte's beautiful story of min ing and camp life as dramat!zei Tn "Outt of the Shadow entertained d large and we'll p.easad audience last nieht at the Park theatre. The play is full of heart int rest and good comedy and is one of the best pr1ductfons Ahe Ruble company has given. The en- tir- company deserves much credit TOT its presentation of the various charac- teTs so true to nature. out or tAe Shadow will>be repeated tonight and tomorrow night Do not fail to witness this characteristic minlnS ideal.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-19

Mighty few men have the wlll power in weather like this to tell woman they'd rather be with her in a hot, stuff fy parlor than anywhere else on earth.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-19
EVERYBODY WANTS IT.

For the Pan-Amer'can sumptuous and beautifully illustrated souvenir is now being prepared by the Michigan Central, "1Nhe Niagara Falls Route" It
Arizona republican., 1901-07-19

WIhen alpsa,e is nohing else to worry abolat woman can worry beeause she never knew everything to be going all right without some gpert trouble pe- ing in store for her.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-19

FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS Mrs wipslow's Soothing Syrup has bean used for children teething. It soothes the child. softens the gums, allays all pain. cures wind collie, and ia the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-19

MKEE's CASH STORE. is selling goods cheaper than others. BECAUSE they have the coolest and cleanest store in Phoenix. Because they have lots of Ice Water and Electric Fans for everybody BECAUSE their fans keep the flies out of the store and all goods are clean at
Arizona republican., 1901-07-19
NOTICE.

All accounts due the Arizona Hay X Grain company should bt settled at the Golden Eagle stable.
 C. NJ. STIfRGIS X co.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-19

will contain just the information you want Send four cents postage for it to O. w. Ruggles. General Passenger and Ticket Agent. Chicago.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-19

It is better to be beaten in trying to do right than it Is to stucce6d In doing wrong.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-19

Mrs Gayboy.--My first husband never did such a Mining.
 Mr. Gayboy.--It seems to me. my deiar. tfIat other husband of yours form ed great many bal precedents-- Judge.
Arizona republican., 1901-07-19

$15-Buggy harness. all handmade. N. Porter's. 143 East Washington
Arizona republican., 1901-07-19

Ladies, have your suits ana goii skirts made at Stein's.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-29
9ie 2ei9e tp ii b m s ef n g.
nib Sriebbof gu @u@
Burn be1tattet.


g2a9bem beute ben gan3en Sag iiber
bic sSruge per6anbelt purbe, mas NIT
ben lleberreIten bes M0rbers geiheben
foq, tit ieBt feitgeiteat baB tie nt3t
aus Nuburn entfernt tperben. Se<
fGnqniB>Superintenbent Collins nnb
@arbein Meab baben nu9 elmer ldnz
qen unterrebung nit Waloed G3olz
9oss 6etpirtt, baB bie1er uls 8ertreter
Der sSamilie I9riftlt9en 8er5t3t duf
bas Redt letitete, Die lteberreite gu forz
bern. @r fpiIligte Elm, Iie i'm 5riebbof
bes @efGnqntfIes, i'm @inflange nit
ben GeIeBen bes Stautes Iep gort,
beItatten gu lafen, iebo4 nit bem
ausbriidli5en 8orbe6alt, bab tetn
She'll Der ueberreIte irgenO elmer perz
fon ober @eIellI9aft gegeben, ionbern
baB Der gan5e &0rper beerbigt piro.
SSm 2aufe bes Sages mar etne Sfz
ferfe ppn einem MfuIeumbeIiBer elmer
groBen Gtabt bes Oitens bier empfanz
GEN porben, tpel6er $4,000 fir Die 2etz
DIE pber au9 nur fir Die &leiber bes
M0rbers qnbot. Der @igent6iimer eli
nes &tneteftops Bot bem WdrDetn
$4,000 fir Die GrlaubntB, Elm bepegltz
DIES 8ilb bes @intretens g5olgos5' in
Die 6inric6tungsfammer an3ufertigen.
Guperintenbent Collins begte ben 8erz
baht, baB bic 8eripanbten be8 8erur=
tbetlten ni9t abgenetgt ieien, Die ltez
berreite auf irgenb cine BeiIe gu berz
ipertben. @r lieB besbalb Naloef 81
fih rufen unb bebeutete t6m, DaB etne
iolde 8erpenbung bes &0rpers nt4t
qeitattet unb er Die @6lieferung bes=
iel6en perpeigern iperbe, penn er nt3t
Die feite @erii9erung er6alte, baB feiz
ne berartige 2bIi9t borliege. Wdlbef
ma9te 3uerit @intpdnbe, lieB ii4 iebo4
f9lteBli9 CUR Gintpiqigung 6epegen,
na9bem bic 3uIttmmung bes ulten
9aul G3ol9os5, bes 8aters bes NtOr=
bers, telegrapbif9 BON @lepelanb aus
erlangt tporben mar. 8or5er bdtten
Die Gtgent6iimer bes GremutOriums
in Buffalo duf cine 9lnfrage ertldrt,
baB fie fi9 neigern tpiirben, Die lleberz
refe in i6rem Gtablifement gu berz
brennem
Sebt ettpas nerbDs.
SpGt beute 9a8mittag bate G5olz
9os3 einen lei9ten 4nfaa nerO0fer Grz
reernq, bod 6ielten bic 8efdngniBz
beamten benielben fir bOriiberge9enb,
unb be6arrten auf benz 8lauben, baB
Der @erurtbeilte ben Sob ftanb6aft err
traoen perbe. DIS Or. Charles ).
Mc0onalb unb @eFGngniBur5t Gerin
qeaen 6 ltbr 2lbenbs in Die 3eae bes
Gerurtbetlten trQten, fanben lie benfel=
BEN nod INNER in aufgeregtem 3u=
itanbe. Na9bem iie feline 1nterfu9ung
beenbet batten, 5og er ii4 miirrifd in
cine Gde 5uriid unb tneigerte iib, 5u
reben. Die 2(er5te bielten es ni9t fir
nDtbig, ibm irgenb pel9e Wlittel Gins
Sugeben.
8efann fi9 anbers.
@erabe bor6er bate G3plgosS cine
lanee l1nterrebung nit bem 8ater
sSub1insti, ipel6en er bpr6er 5uriidge=
tpieien, uno bem @efdngniBtaplan
"a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-29
Slutiger straBenfampf.

Qn 80 Meniden iollen bereits getObtet
feir.-9ie @ouberneure BON 2ouiz
iiana unb Miffifiippi i6iden
Sruppen nu4 bem S9aupluB.
gfen : Srleuns, Ca, %. Oft.
-@iner Sepef9e Der rYpcaDune" aus
Columbia, Mii, 5ufolge bat Der
S9ertff bon Murion gpuntp ben
9ouDerneur 2pngino telegrap6ii9 nm
4bfenbung BON Sruppen CUR Inter
briidung zines &afenfampfes an Der
9ren5e BON 2ouiiiana unb Miiff5tppi
erfuat. Mebrere perfonen iinb 5u
8ulltopn, 2u., eetObtet tporben. Oie
erObte Iufregung berri9te. Die
5armer aus 8ufbington Yariib unb
MaripnzGountD fc1auren fi6 betpaffz
net 5ufammen. Die 3abl Der Sobten
pirb bereits auf 80 gei6dBt.
Cine anbereOepeI6e ber. Bicabune"
aus Sadfon, Mif., melbet, baB 9ouz
perneur 9earb bon 2ouiiidna ben
9ouberneur 2onsinp BON MiiIiiiippi
telegrapbif4 um @rlaubnib fir bic
2ouiiidna Wili5 erfu6t bat, burd
gftffiiiippi gu marf6iren, um ben
4ufrubr gu unterbriiden. 9ouperneur
2pngino betpilligte bas @eIuh fpfort.
Der aufrubr 1T auf bas &ir9fpiel
Wufbinston, 2a., unb bas Gountp
Marion, Wfiii., perbreitet. Nu6 9ou=
berneur 2pnsino bat Sruppen auf ben
S9auplab beprbert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-29
&aowaD's NeabD &elief
bietrt iufortiss 9inOfrnns.

etosu Rppfpeb CTigrdns ooer uerp0iss 9opfipebl
Sabni6mer,en, 4euraIes 8bsumatsmus, 9sTens
ibub Sdmerjen uuo S6ipdtbe i'm 8tden, Dem
Riidqrat ooer ben Risren, @ti6pcrben in Der 4e'
bcrotecub, Seiteuftc6en, 4ui6pelun0 Der @eieuts
un0 s6mer,su icotr qrt f6afit bic Apptation Don
8abpap's 8eaon &elisf inortiQe Grtihterune uns
osFeu forteeebtsr Gebraud etntae 8age lang beE
ptrffteligt cine permdueHte Selune.
9inoert iofort bic i6neosnitsu S6mer3en. psbt
Gutsirsunqen ou uno beilt &onaeIionen, toipooI
bic Der Quuoen, oes Ma0ens. oes uutcrleibs ais
cuA Drr Sriiieu unp S6lsimbaut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-29

9aiie 9 dmorrboibtn ui6f ouf e
ben. Cabin, 9gai6mittsl uno anSers Qiulbmit=
isl aniapeno.n. it 3si.= unb @,ioptri6tpenouua
Tas eiHiise ourbdus untrii1lidbs neilmittsl fix
piro BON Mdnnern Der gSiftni6aft als Bit ri6tia=
Ht meoijiHlbe Gntnefune erf.drt pie ieit 300 Sabs
ren qnnatt tporDen gu bobsn in alien renpmmirz
len Apotbsfen. 6itet Gu6 Dor Aa61bmunaen.
W. ?. h9 AM ieosr 5tite Der s9a9trl b.finost.
al Sa. Sa.3&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-29
SDSpcpiiG

0erfefte 0erbauuu tpiro bur6 Gina
nebmeu bon RabDaOg 9atn srrebt. 3aioloe tbrer
Gigen&uften ftimuiren fe pi:
Qeber bei gIusihelpunq Der Sale uno oereR Gnt=
leerunq bur6 bic GaltngdnQe 9isie 4illen in
9oien BON spci bis bier re0ulreM i6nea bic fSunf=
tionen Der 2eber uuD befrsitn ben 9aticnten BON
Gt6rletoen Gin oner 3tuei &aODGD's Qleu, tdgs
lid BON 3enieniqeu Qtnommsn, bic an @ilioFtdt
uuo Qcber.6ri6lafiuuo lsibsu, tperOen bos SDfer
reQuldr erbalten unO cine geiunOe 9erbauung
fbern.
9oae qcbrufte gebraubsanptiiung in sOer
e6a6tsl; 25 Gents bic S6a6tcI. gcrfauft poT
alien Apotbetern- ID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-29
gr. GOaar d. Wans

tpiro oag BON benz g6t6. QloDO g8ifinipn pers
lan9te r9er5si&Rib Der GinIelhbtittn' lieferu.
9ieOluttDnen ipsron BON Der 9iga untsrbreitet
nnn nnt,rtiikf hfrnrt hnrh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-29
8 tnri d II ng befe6l
berlefen.

6eute Nbenb um 6 lt6r ipurbe bem
Oelinquenten Der 6tnri9tungsbefe6l
borgelefen. Sarduf purben bic Wu=
6en in Der Belle perboppelt unb g5ol@
gos5 tpirb iebt feinen 2lugenblif mebr
unbena9t iein. Ser iibrige She'll Der
M0rber3ellenreibe, in ipel9em ii9 bier
@erurtbeilte befinben, 1T bur9 einen
eifernen @erT9lag abgefperrt. sSn Der
Neben5eGe iiBt Der M0rber Sreb.8rtit
bon WaberleD, N.=g., Der nd9ite Wo=
6e 6ingeri9tet iperben ion.
Die 3u6t6aus 8e60rben foipp6l
ipie bic Srtspoli5ei iinb auf Der 6ut,
bd Die MDgli9feit ni9t ausgeI9loKen
lpGre, oaB irgenb elm berriidter Omar
6iit ober Ionit Elm rGrunt" auf Die
eSoee fommen t0nnte, bur9 cine pa6nz
piBige Shat feinem WiBfdGen ii6er
bic 6inri9tung bes prGIibentenm0re
bers 2lusbrud gu geben. Mm 9dbnz
6ofe uno entlang Der StateitraBe, Die
na9 Dem 3udthaufe fii6rt, pitb na4
8erod9tigen nmfdau ge6alten, bod
4aes 1T rubig.
Der 3u9tbaus 8eb0rbe fommen
Die Motipe 8anbppsti's, bes bier
tpeilenben S9pagers bes MOroers,
perbd9tig Dor. @r foa i'm @uftrage
elmer SenIations5eitung getommen
iein, um mittelit ieines @erpanbt=
i9aftsbsr6Gltniffes nod Elm leBtes
,sSnterpieip" NIT G8plgos5 81 erlan=
aen. Our9 biefe Qbfi9t parben aber
Die 8s6Droen einen Strib MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-29
>II|l'IFll't
- Ann

Giuerlsi tvie 6tftios oSsr faneibenbs S6nr.rseh
ber Rbeumatiftr. @sttldoerio. 6@nu6s, Rriiapsls
Rtro6is, Reuraloitr OOsr nit &routbsitsn 9ebaftet
ausbalten mag, a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-29
(ssprtiefuna iiebc 6. scite.
u N q b q d N sis.

George Sreb,te & Spbtt,
"ONE GRADE ONLY" Sier'
Guf Glai6n etflat In Der
Sramcrei an Selair.GlDenne.
@. uHs n. ase sA gaE:gz,l&
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-29
grn. Charles ;. Donapartr.

G'allerie'n pcrorn big qtgcn rbr fir Samcu
uno oeren @eeleitune r:ierpirt
Ginaarp 3ur 9ibne uuo su ben Gallere'n bon
btr observation-disclosures
Wtuiit bon St:inpalp's MlitGrtap;at.
(302h)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-29
gr. Snmmerhslb palbwin
rpire prdtieiren.

in Solge Der uubermrioli6en abtpsien6st bes Qrd=
fiosnten Der uGeform=2iea,4 6rn. Wiaiam 2episr,
Der isins Grii9tn i6riftlib tuno gtben miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-29

ein3uFinctn, um Oi, in Der geeenpdrtiasn 6ampa9ns
porliegenoen Graocn BON fdbioen 3sOneru beipro=
3en ju boren unO ib in elmer eneroii4en 3uriid=
Deiiaug Scricnigsn ju Oereiuiecn. pslbe parteii6e
9Orurtbsile uno &uiicnbub eutflanlm,n m6aten,
Oamit Die Ofientitbe aufmertomtcit puu Den siner
freien unO tbrli6sn 8teieruns prob:nber @efa6ren
abqelperbet tpsrpe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-29
&aOtuab's @eaob &eltef

beilt uub herbiuhert
GrfdItunaen. 5uitsu. SaIsIeiceu SnfuensaI
Srrndbitis, 2unscns Gnts sHneuns, Rbens
matismns, EeuraIsie. Sopfibmericn,
Sabnfebmerien. Mffbma,
Nthcmbefebmerhen.
6tiGtt bic beftioften 8 6meraeN
in 3eit BON elmer big itnan5iq Winnten. Vitbt cine
Stunbt, nobbsm er oieie&n3tiee eelsIen bat treeno
etemato H6tio, g d m 3 II 5 j'u Il II.
Snnerl d-Gin balber bis Elm 5beelotfel in
elm babes @las 99aHer nro in penieeu Winuten
belsn &rdmpie, Roubufonen, lauren Wugtn, lies
bslteit, Grbre1en, Sobbrsnnen, Mgrdne, Surbfuus
GOlf 8ldbuneeH uno ale iunerliben S6merjen.
Malaria I'm fefnen perfcbieeensn SUrmtn furtrt
unO perbltet.
Gs ofbt fein Web;fament in Der Wslt, bas 1iebsr
unD Ntdielfieber uno ole annsren mdariiben,
bili6ien unb ionfioeu fSisber i'm @ersiH NIT R Os
nup's 9iGl.n 70 raid bebebt, iuie R OA
map's 6eaop Re tet.
RciIsrb, ionteu tets cine Soibs Rabtpop's Seabp
Rslitf nit f5 fiibren. Gintoe 9ropfen in WoNer
perbHten 2ranfbsit ober uebelbsfinoen IN 6olee
@erdnberuue bss Bofers. Gs 1T btFer ais 6rons
sofi6tr 9runbp oosr bittere Meoi1inen oSeE
Stmulantien.
9reis 50 Gents per Tlui&s. 5ertauft bon allen
Ipotbetern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-29

iiber untpesIame &Gmme bes 36o@
oope. 6ier giebt es nod treffliae
S9lupfnintel. Die @erlaKen6ett, Der
Walo unb Der bdufige Rebel iinb
8unbessenoFsn Der &duber. Inter
bieiem @ebiet liegt bic Gone Der SGz
gemiiblen unb Der Mdnbra, Der
alpenfptsien Der 8alfanbulbiniel, mo
fpala4if6e 9irten ii9 Der &disbereiz
tung fpiomen.
9auit in benz Sberlanbe cine Rduz
berbdnoe, 10 fte6en bic SGgemiiblen
unb &diereien in Der Ndbe unter Der
6errf6aft Der GGuber, pel4e ieben
0ienit gut be5ablen, iebe 5einoieligz
felt D6ne grbarmen ridden. Die
5einOe Der 3duber iinb biiben uno
oriiben Die 8ren5truppen. @ine err
folgrei4e Q6fperrung Der 9ren5e perz
langt aber bebeutenbe Mafen, 100
Mann auf ieben &ilometer. Ou biefe
9ren3e aber einige 6unDert 8ilometer
lang lit, 10 bletben DenAduberbanben,
fir Die es feline llnpegfamfeit 9iebt.
nod 5ablrei6e WeDsli4feiten oes Ser
} febrs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-29
Sin franfer S6ais.
psloraniat um GnglanS's 9srrlhsr.
Sebarrlicbc 0criid]te iiber Nieren=
IeiScn unS SrebS.-Spnopner Spfs
fcbneieer i'm Sd]lamaiicl.

Ri9ts Neues bon SRI. Stone. = 9as
20feselb nod INNER ni4t bei<
Iammen. = 8enig 4usii6t auf
elm erqutdli6es Gnbe Der Qffaire.
= 8igumiit Gruf 9fuFel bari
iest ipieber beiratben. = Cine
Subiibien 8orluge in Der franz
5Oiif9en &ammer. = 8elgif9e
Solbaten BON 8auern in Die 5lu4t
geI4lagen. - gr0ffnung bes unz
garif4en &ei9stages.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-29

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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-11-05
CHILD sUFFocATEs.
DepIorabIe Accident Causes Death of
TWO Months Old Girl.

Yesterday morning, when Mr.. and
Mrs. William Millhouse, who reside in
Fairview, west of the city, awakened
they found their little child, Emma S.,
aged two months and fifteen days, dead
In bed, having been suffocated Mrs.
the morning she was awakened by the
child, who was crying. She quoted it
and drew the bed clothes around it
in order to keep it warm. The child
seemed to be comfortable and the
mother soon went to sleep again. In
some way, however, the little one was
suffocated accidentally, and in the
morning it was found dead. Coroner
| Throne viewed the remains but decid
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-11-05
SOUTH SIDE NEWS.

[lron SATURDAYS baily.i
Airs 7 y, Ward, of 113 South Ran
SON srroe,. IS sutfering from an attack
of tonsi'i ;,
J. A. yacoi>rcn and family departed
this MOI . Council BUNS 10
make mat place heir future home.
Mrs. pon Duran, of ormanviile,
is visit,rr &. he home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs Geo. HowlS, S17 Wabash ave-
nue..
Mrs. j. w. Poland, of Blakesburg,
returned home this morning from a
pleasant visit with Mrs. E. c. Mckim-
my. 1870 North Willard street.
Robert Cunning ham and sister, Miss
Anna, of Blakesburg. returned home
ksAatardav altar q short visit at the
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-11-05
REDUCED RATES TO CHICAGO
For the international Live stock Elk.
position.

From December 2 to 4, inclusive.
the Great Rock Island route will sell
excursion tickets to Chicago from
points east of the Missouri river and
west of Muscatine and Wilton at rate
of one fare plus $500 for round trip,
with final return limit leaving Chica-
go Dec. 8, 1901 These reduced rates
give splendid opportunity for cheap
trip to Chicago to attend this great
Exposition which in interest and in
the number and excellence of exhibits
will surpass anyaof its kind ever held.
For full information consult nearest
Rock Island ticket agent, or address
John Sebastian, G. P. A., Chicago.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-11-05
home of Mr. and Mrs. w. K. William
son, 610 Chester avenue.

A most brilliant and successful af-
fair was the farewell reception given
by the members of the Davis Street
Christian church last evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mercer, 20S
North Davis street, in honor of Rev.
and Mrs. D. F. Sellards. who are soon
to leave for the south for the benefit
of their health. The interior of the
house was decorated with flowers and
potted plants, which made most
pleasing effect. A large number OF
the members and friends of the
church were present, to have a few
more words with the pastor and his
wife. A program of vocal and instru
mental music was rendered and thor
ougly enjoyed by all present pat I
! After the program Chas. ScIywill
are