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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-02-25
Mildred Holland.

Mildred Holland.
'The Power Behind the Throne"
Mildred Hollands phenomenally sue
cessful romatic drama, will be present
ed at the Opera House Tuesday and
Wednesday nights, February 18th and
9th, with Wednesday matinee. Miss
Hollands tour has been marked by the
most emphatic success. Several return
dates have been played and on each
occasion Miss Holland has played to
capacity. The production of The
Power Behind the Throne" is costly
and elaborate, and 1t is promised that
the play will be given one of the most
satisfactory and enjoyable perform
ances ever seen in this city. Miss Hol-
land is one OF the few really great act
resses in America. She has the ply
sique, training, and above all the tenn
permanent essential to success. The
principal members of the cast are Lii
liam Norris, Francis Brooks, Rita
O'Neal. Frederic Ormonde, Victor de
Silke, Frank Drew, George Eagleson,
L. d. Wharton, Leonard Walker, Flo
renee Renner, J. A. Mum and many
others.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-02-25
JOHN FRIEDEL CO., n n1!a p

amaze the critics by her subsequent
performances Of Tess Of D'Urber-
villes," which revealed to them an
absolutely new artistic personality. The
curiosity to see Mrs. Fiske in other
coast cities was notable before the
San Francisco engagement, but it was
emphasized to a Juror by her success
in the coast metropolis. which, as is
well known, is usually chary of its IA
vors. basing recognition upon its own
premises. Mrs. Fiske will be seer in
Wheeling before the season closes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-02-25

AT a meeting held yesterday after
noon at the Welty barber shop on
Fourteenth street, west of Market
street, at 2 o'clock, the National Jour-
neymen BARRIERS OF Wheeling, formally
organized. They received their char
ter yesterday. The business of the
meeting went no further than the cleo
ton of officers. The balloting resulted
as follows:
President-A. Simmons.
Vice President-Albert Robinson.
Secretary-Charles Loef1er.
Treasurer-Charles Igenfeld.
The next meeting will be held on
Thursday night at half-past eight
o'clock at the N. busch shop on Elev-
enth street. The meeting will be a
very important one. The organization
Is in excellent condition numerically
and financially. The membership is
thirty-ive.
l. was lCdi yCSlOIddJ JIaI tAOiO
will be a deal of important business
transacted at Thursday nights meet
ing. One of the most important mat
tiers to be considered will be the hour
of cosing on Wednesday evenings. The
rule at present is to remain open until
8 o'clock Wednesday evenings. The
men claim there is no necessity for
keeping open after eight o'clock, as
there is no business after that hour.
Although the fact is not assured, it
is reported that an entire new scale
will be drawn up and adopted. At
present there is no uniform rate in
vogue in the city shops. This matter
is generally talked about among the
BARRIERS and may result in a tie-up, If
the wage rate demand is too high. An
effort was made to ascertain some in
formation along this line, but all the
men seen refused to talk concerning
what will be the probable action on
the wage scale.
This is the first time that a substan-
tial organization has been effected in
this trade in the city. The attempt to
organize the BARRIERS has been made
several times before, but has never met
with success. The promoters are
greatly pleased with the present sit
uation. They are sanguine of secur-
ing many more members in the near
future.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-02-25

A Young Wife.
After a run of ffty-two nights at
the Fourteenth street theatre, New
York, the comedy drama, "A Young
Wife" is now on the road. The play
is said to have made a decided hit in
the metropolis, and its production here
is looked forward to with interest, es-
pecially as the management claim the
original New York cast and the entire
attraction is to be given here COM
plete. Prominent among the cast are
tMessrs. Adolph Jackson, John 7. Mich
olson, John l.. Wooderson, Richard
Williams, Charles B. Craig, Mark Fen
ton, James B. DeBarre, Misses Selma
Herman, Edna G.. Brothers, Alberta
Lee and several others. "A Young
Wife" will be seen at the Grand the
last half of this week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-02-25

arranged and presented by Wood q
Ward and the Elmore Sisters In The
Two Merry Tramps is one Of the lat
est novelties in the musical field. The
comedy element is furnished by twen-
ty comedians, singers and dancers. The
Dathos Is furnished by the people who
do not attend, on the day following
the performance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-02-25
Two Merry Tranps.

Two Merry Tramps.
Two Merry Tramps" are scheduled
to arrive in the city and disport them
selves with the big company at the
Grand Opera House tonight Wood &
Wards big farce comedy is MOI an ex-
pertinent. but an assured success as
demonstrated by a 43 weeks tour dur
ing the past season. II is a jolly,
iingling farce from the pen OF Mr..
Charles Hosty and is one Of the most
reasonable and consistent comedies or
the day. One hour Of play, ons hour
Of clever s~pecialties and thirty mfn-
utes of laughter il the prosrnnme
promised. The Hobo Two-SteD. =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-02-25
FIRST MEETING
OF the New Gan In Club of the East
End.

The All In Club. composed Of a num-
Der Of well known gias. workers OF ths
East End. which was organized last week.
held its first regular business meeting
yesterday afternoon The following
named members were present: John Dom
oyan. president; Ralph Wood. secretary
Charles Snyder. trustee: A Lewis, L. Mil
Ter, s. Under. r. Cole. @. Fox. w.
Hanke. Z. Purvis. j. Lynch. c. Halpln, II
Keyser, W. Horn. r. Buckley. r. Mark.
w. Miller. G.. Miller, r. Miller, II. Miller.
C. Rowers. II. Rowers. w. Lewis. Fl.
Brinkman. n. Haipin. L. Dittman. c.
Dean. w. Wager. L. Keyser. James Ar
thurs. w. Winternalter. John Arthur
The club Will give a banquet compliment
~ ~ Rotert J. Cole In the near fntuxe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-02-25
Mrs. Fiske,s Success.

Mrs. Fishes Success.
Mrs. Fdske's engagement at San
ended as it began. with all
tokens of enthusiasm. Her term of
four weeks there-an unusually long
engagement for a city with a compar-
atively small English-speaking popu-
iation-was marked by very large aud
fences throughout, and she left the city
with honors that had not before been
bestowed upon a native actress within
memory Mrs. Fiske's success IN
Becky Sharp was instant and phe-
nomenal, hut It remained for her to
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-02-25
wbeelin9 Re9ister
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The Coal Dealers Protective Assoc
hereby notify the public that
on and after March list, 1907 All coal
sold for domestic consumption will
be cash on delivery.
THE WHEELING ICE &
STORAGE CO.,
F.. p. JONES, .
X
WEST VA. COAL & ICE CO.,
j. c. MCKINLEY,
BELL BROS,
GEORGE HI. WESTWOOD,
r. w. DAUGHERTY,
HENRY l.. SEABRIGHT,
MCKINLEY & HOLMES.
JOCHUM & CO..
CAROUTH.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-02-25

The Crary illustrated lectures on
seTours and Travels will begin in the
First English Lutheran church to-
night. Buy your ticket at Banners
music store, rs cts. for six lectures.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-02-25
ADJUSTMENTS.
~ ~ ~

GRAND OPERA HOUSE-To-night,
1.-TWO Merry Tramps;" last half of week,
"A Young Wife
OPERA HOUSE-Tuesday and Wednes-
day and Wednesday matinee, Mildren Hol-
land in THE Power Behind the Throne"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-02-25
SWisses and MOnSSelineS.
Csc to $500 Yard.
La Vida and w. B. COrsets,

Made in more styles and shapes than any other corset,
therefore any lady can be fitted with a corset specially
adapted to her figure, thereby increasing comfort not to
be had when the figure is fitted to the corset. Erect
form-long, medium and short length, from 500 up
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-02-25

Nominated in the Bond"
Four per cent. interest, compounded
| s~emi-annually paid on deposits by the
Real Estate Savings Bank, 224 Fourth
Ave, Pfttsburg, Pa. 1t is nominated
in the bond" Write or call for rules,
| etc. (mon.)
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-02-25
b. g. o. Mid-Winter Excursions to
Washington and Baltimore.

April 18th the B. & o. will sell ex-
cursion tickets to Washington and
Baltimore at the low rate of $1,000.
valid for return passage ten days, in
Guiding date of sale. For full infor-
nation apply to T. c. Burke, Passenger
and Ticket Agent, Wheeling.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-12-20

q 1,.ce OF an ora lrlan woman. es,ssyz.ss
t'And phwat might yez .be, swantin,'
gfntlemin, to besafter scardn anseuld
woman most to death wild yer ring
IMP" abe asked. somewhat aggressive.
y. 7. sl4:.s ~. T. s. 81 III
1--WE want to see MI. Chatham" r.
piled one of the detectives.
mister who, is it?"
= Thomas Chatham. showme the way
to his room. I'll go right UP, and ny
friends will wait for me here"
''Mister Thomuz Chathum, is it?"
1aid the old woman; swell, ye''vei come
to the wrong house to see him, do be
:hinkin', fer he don't live here"
"Come, that won't do" said the de-
tective, sharply; I'VE belong TO the po-
ice, and we saw Chatham enter this
house,. -
At the mention of the police, the cid
hag's parchment face became shade
yellower and her eyes glistened.
'Sure, thin, If he do be hidin' here,
It's mesilf as nd know it," she said,
after short interval; "but yez can
:oind 'um, if yez loike; yez can foind
'um.''
Whereupon she turned and hobbled
of, leaving the intruders to their own
resources.
They found themselves in a narrow
hallway. On the right was rickety
staircase leading to business Offices in
the upper part Of the building; on the
left, door. opening into the Office of
the Manhattan Chemical company, and
at the end of the hall another door,
marked:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-12-20

ss.vnen ~ g fsfeed % % %: hi,
ne ses, his nsthod u mar tsx1S
was easier . make away 1ift
ham than to Pay hin the 49, ~ =
npen "a. his corp g! = II ] 8
erbocAe1 Iank embezllems.t;
his life was taken. 1 ls4e -
hew be3ore I..1save Aere..'':.
s.-.spzasue started a. tie ter 4
@:+r1. price :stsli. . !, 81 !, "a
elai1asl, laying: his la1d upsa G. s's
5Arm anA leokinE ea1DestE i.t ID
eyes. ~ Fl @ss2s>> . p IN.
Eyes," replied the ,epsI!t,sis,.' Il
nestln1 his arliisnd1' - !. s.
yaiaugltsFs hand .. sS ss. 5 s..
!: :sp1.gqqe looked x,ey frsnF 10 ion J. s.
sst eyes Of the reporter, = he,
dreaded 70 read IL !xken d answer
10 his next !4uestfoa.>
who is this Aend inear.at 8, q. l1ho I
is Willing to tratae in his svas esh ].
and blood, and with whom n.rdar q 1
a scienee?"
1.-THE man who is capable Of these
crimes, and of any others w113ch
might serve to remove an obstacle 4
from his way is" S.#s5. 8
The reporter did not finish his SEN
tence. He suddenly grasped his com
panion by the arm and stood trans
fixed, his eyes dilated, his neck craned
in listening attitude, every muscle
tense like those of wild animal fns.
ambush about to spring upon its#ap,
preaching prey.
Presently click was heard 40 !
though bolt had been shot from Its I
socket. t . +
"Draw your revolver!" sturgis whis-
pered hoarsely to his companion.
'Quick!-Look there!"
At the same time he drew his own
weapon and pointed in the direction
of the door at the head of the stairs.
The door opened and man entered,
quietly smoking a cigar.
"Dr. Murdock!" exclaimed Sprapue
with horror. *t3s51
Murdoch, still holding the door aiar,
eyed the two men for an instant, his
impassive face betraying not the
slightest sign of emotion. Then, tax
ing his cigar from his lips: r.. &
''Ah, gentlemen" he drawled. N his
ironical way, II am delighted to see
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-12-20

you. I trust you will make yourselves
perfectly at home for few minutes.
l shall return directly. You can con-:
tinue to work out your little prob
lem in the meantime, Mr.. Sturgis.
With these words he calmly turned
to leave the room.
"Stop!" shouted Sturgis, leveling
his revolver at Murdock's head; stand
where you are or fre!"
The reporters shot rang out almost
before he had finished his sentence;
but Murdoch, unscathed, passed out
of the room, closing the door behind
him. s=ss=zs
sprague, dazed by the rapidity with
which this: scene had been acted, stood
rooted to the spot, without having
made any attempt to use the revolver
which he had drawn at Sturgis' bid
ding. :.
The reporter sprang up the stairs
and threw his weight against the
door. But it was doubtless intended
to Withstand. great shocks, for itsre-
manned mistaken. - = .*.@sss :s.
Check" came the sound of mock
ing voice from the other side Of the
door. 49,
Then, rushing down the stairs
again, sturgis shouted to his co1n-
panion: g ] Ii: III: s*s...
Come quick! We must get out of
herel" ses,s=> 49,. ~ s.5;s
e And he led the way through the
subterranean passage toward the Gel
lar Of the Manhattan Cheucal con-
.pany. 49, ~. &l:zF .zs i. 5. 49,
y Z, ITO be continued
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-12-20

AT last he started up with a:spdden
exclamation, and, walking, over to the
side of the tank, he looked into the
depths of it's oily contents, as ii fas-
cinated by some horrible thing he saw
there. .. :~,. /.
Sprague came and stood beside him
and gazed curiously into the viscous
liquid. There was nothing there that
he could see.
'What is it?" he asked. -, =
Without replying, Sturgis took from
his pocket a bone-handled knife and
carefully dipped one end of the handle
into the fluid in the leaden tank. AT
once the liquid began to seethe and
boil, giving out dark, pungent fumes.
II thought So" muttered the re-
porter, under his breath; that man is
truly genius-the genius of evil
"Who?" asked Sprague.
; sturgis made no reply. His eyes
were wandering about the room, as If
in search of something.
"Hand me a couple of those long
glass tubes from that shelf yonder, -
he said, earnestly.
! The artist complied with the request.
Dipping these tubes into the oily
liquid, Sturgis, after considerable diff
Guilty, managed to seize with them a
small dark object which lay at the bot
tom of the tank. With infinite precau-
ton he brought it to the surface. It
had the appearance of fattened lead
en- bullet.
what is it?'' inquired sprague.
"sit down." answered Sturgis, in a
low, tense voice. II have just found
the last link which completes my chain
of evidence; am now prepared to tell
you such story as you will scarcely
credit, even with the absolute proofs
before your eyes"
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-12-20

When Sprague reached police head
quarters he found the reporter ready
to start with four detectives. He had
net, therefore, any opportunity for
conversation with his friend until the
party reached its destination. There
TIVE of the detectives relieved the men
previously on duty, while the others
accompanied Sturgis and Sprague to
the ONCE of the Manhattan Chemical
company. .x,,,...
It was after SIX, o'clock: The place
was closed tor the night and, seemed
quite deserted. One Of the men rang
the bell. The thrilling echoes died
away, but no sign OF. lfe. manifested
itself from within. Then he seized
tho pull and Piled 1t again repeatedly
and vigorously.
"That will do" observed Sturgis,
presently; 1.-The old woman is coming
as fast as she can"
what old woman?" asked the de-
tective.
II don't know. Perhaps I ought to
have said an old woman. I hear her
hobbling on the STAIRS
The detective placed his ear to the
keyhole. After listening attentiveiy,
he turned to the reporter with an in
credulous smile.
''Well, Mr.. Sturgis,' said he, III you
can hear anything in there, your ears
are sharper than mine. That's all I
can say" ...
''she is on the second flight" replied
the reporter, quietly. Nov abe is in
the sesond-story hall-ena now you
san surely hear her esn.aag down the
lsst AGAt." ~ 80. # i /: @.s<s.. "
= y 49, tim, .ssrs s9susl ~ seuhd
= II 1eetaps be6an q b 9bble to Tie
- =: =. ~ ~ ". IL
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@ aIbidlub.
9enper. Sol. 28. 9

--f~4tptt' SOl-s 20. u uu.
Die omerifaniid)e Sorlt9eicaibait,
Elm 3pelg Der yAmeriCan Anpclanon"
for the announcement OF Science,
eroffnete beute bier i6re auI orei
Gage bcmciicne aoniercn, Serr
Senrp NI6el Sr., Der &iceprGiiOen
ocS ScrbnnocS fir oen Stodt Goip.
rooo, fiibrte ocn 8oriit. Die 9e.
Nriiiln1Srcoc bicIt Scr @unoe3iena.
tor EhomoS SO. Gottcr'un Die Scr.
iomnlliln1 niomrte ben :lhri0cu She'll
NcS &oruittoo5 Scr grlc0iglng Der
iibIidlcn Houtinc9eihdiie rmo bcioEte
iid uri ltodlntittage nit Der 9elpre.
dmd her Ehdtiof9i: Ner SunOt5re.
oicr,r9 uuf Gem Se5ictt ne3 6orii.
lpcIenS
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-08-30

.. SnusBs. 2smpltn Ut. Yotts
Nleranher Sharp Sr.
Captain WilIiam 6. 0oipion, Il.
g. 20. 6.
Qeutnants: Charles 6. Warf6,
Spencer 9. Wooo. 8ictor Blue, Sos
mes IS. OobIe. GborIes Wsbiter. Sobn
!9oOb, Charles 8. 9arIom. GburIes
20. Dpiou. 8ennetb McGlpine.
2eutndut GrneIt 8. Bennett.
SobHrih Senrp q. Mtuitiu.
8ootsmann Dennis s. S'Gonnell.
Soupt QuartiermsiIter Riels 4ns
rerIen.
IS i'll su bemerten, bob oieienieeu
3eueeu. peIGe auf Wunid bes @omj=
rails S9Iep oerbort iperben iollteu.
in oitie Cite ni4t nit ein6esriiien
finb.
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anrth smith. 9Lrf.. %. gIna.

Der Weosr aouls smith, cer i!Blc
Radt in grober eefubr itano, BON q.
mem gol.sbouisn aus bem @sidnsnib
as6olt uno gelpn6t 5u tDerbsn, nuroc
6urh ben gater bes angegriffenen
ilsinsn Wdb6sns ssrettet, tpel4er bic
auIasreote Wenss bei4por. Der @es
reffiotsit ihrsn aoui 5u Iafsn. Smith
purbs ipdter nad bsm 9unosss9e'
fGnaniR gbraht.
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T5rFer Srbsn.
Unliimnrc p. QInd.

DulllNlIIl, -. <iNAs
81. fetcr:e 3ipeiidb lide Gisura
Der Suprers Gou,t tes ameriiani'
Ifen 50riter Srbens lpuroe heute
8ormittoq er0Ffnet. Gtpo 200 Dele
aatcn aug Sipon3is Oerid.eoenenStoo
len nerben an ben 8erdtbun9en ib:iIs
nebmen, bic Srei 3dae in anip'ut
ne6men Iplen. Die lsbsn Gage Der
gpoh' lperocn Der llnterbdltunQ 9es
piomei. 0as eroBe pub FUN butte
nur ma6venb oer gegriiBuna isier1
IiddeIten 3utritt.
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9niQ6ts 9empIars.

IouisbIlle. Nn.. q. Nlla
Die 9nigbts 2empldrs erofInetcn
bic 1er Il fei en-, luslte If { Gons
pention beqlsi En-, nit sinec Strubens
pltooe, an Der iib 10000 unifotmiTte
Witalieber betbeiliotsn. Die Cont
monbiers pcn .tllinois. gennibIDonicn
unb Snoian1 lplren nit ie 1,20O
Wann psrtreten. Der 9robmeiiter
aeuben 8. 2!obo BON 9alifornier
nobm bic garaot ab.
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eonranttnopeI, 20. Wua.

Rad Der ~ GonItans' lpures
bic fransoiii9e Uubne auf Dem fran.
solii9en 9otihaftssebGuos uieberecs
bolt. Die MitsIieber Der goti9aft
bleiben bier. absr es III einGsiddftss
trd9.r srndnnt.
Die fransOItI9en Goniutn in Der
3urtei baben ben @uftras ,rbuItsn,
ibre 8eiadfts fortSufiibren.
Gs piro jebt bebdupttt. baB Der
Sultan ben franSoiiifenSanbsIsintez
rshtn in Der Siirtsi fortpGbrsno 6in=
oernife in ben Neg Qetest babe. Dies
babe Die Gage perihGrft. 9luh ole
onoeren 9ertreter Der fremo,n MG6le
tlagten iiber lditise Grf4perunssn Der
Ooneelsbesiehunsen.
l.
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3 nuItrcht
Saa ,Srancisco. 28. Qlua

Sda SrQnCtSCp. 70. WuQ.
glus Nome fuElmt Die Hohri6t
bon cincm gtngriff ben cine SanOe
bon lcbtBlQ n.dstlrten unO bis an
oie 30bne bcmafincter glbenteurer
ouf Elm Nilncnloaer am 6IacierGreef
untcrnnbm 9iihnro O'Gonnor. elmer
ser Qcutc. ucld)e lidl i'm 2ager be-
flm0en bottcn muroe hurd ciien
SduB in ocn llntcrlcib penunnoet,
uno miro id)nerlid) nit Sem Sebrn
oopon fommcn 9tIS Der 0ampicr
.GtYault". luellher Die Radyi3t mits
hrod,tc, g'nne ncrlit3. moren |9o't'
f, 'cblc ocQcn oic Grgreiicr ennirft
u yr6cn mon 56Qcrtt iCnod NOD nit
ser 1cImohmc ncr Ncr1Gd3tNcn "a
man crit Ncn &crInil olrunr!cl lnoll'
tc, sen sic &crmm0lnA QGonnorS
ncbmcn miirhc
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g d IN erer llnfalI.
GnLl1mhin Z. 81 n 0f1n


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Der neuen @iIenbabnbriide Sutrug, bic
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beute bier Mrbeiter um's 2eben.
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li9 unb 5pei 2tnoere erbebli9 pers
libt. Der llnfoll trr1 Iih um balb 9
llbr Mprgens 3u uno ipurbe babur9
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fen. Die Stride, on pel6en Die
i9neren galten bingen, mohten pobl
ipGbreno Der reqneriihen Iabt NAB
unb oaour6 glatt 9etporben iein,
oenn bic 8alten glitten nioer aIles
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bic Siefe. Der fur6tbare &ra6 err
fplgte p6ne iebnebe Wdrnung llnten
bcfanben Ii6 75 grbeiter uno 3us
i6ouer. 0rei Der umherItebenben Or
better ipuroen babel 10 feit gsgen bic
8riidenpIeiler ein9eteilt, bab tie alls
oenblidli6 oos 2eben einbiiBten. Bier
Deitere ipuroen in ben 5lub gefhleus
bert, bon 6euen iebo4 3ipei bur6 einen
S6lepper osrettet tuuroen. 9is Sooten
unb 8ernunoeten iinb bic Tolgenoen:
Sobte = Q. s. gditleberrp, Reuben
QtlIton, Sob 8ebais uno Somes
ReeIc. Die @erlebtsn - .. Stiles.
81. 3. Sbornton. Gam. DiIifreb;
IGmmtli6 lebensaefGbrlid.
Die Bride nirb pOn Der phoenir
8ribue 60 errid,tet.
8ebdngt.
Canton, Ga, 27. 9lusuit.
Der Rsger Rapmono RoB, Der am
%. Suli einen criminellen 4ugtiff duf
cine 5rau Miner mo6te, nuroe beute
bier gebGngt Die Sinri9tung OerIief
obne 3miihenfda.
Bonn 3uge aeto tet.
marior. Sno.. 81 9(uu.
Sn Der eamitia RAFT pu,o, bi.c
elm Wlanr, ten man fir NiIl Rilep
bon aiperton, Sl., bait. BON ensm
qua fer Gia 1Souy P-b1 iib'rf + en-
unb uuq,rbidtih 9s 0otet aura sts
Dor. cb, HE Geife oeflnosn iputbe
bat man ongsb'ib oben ouf benz Wos
aen eines 5rddlt5uaes yer Gloperleofs
gdbn 3nei Minner in idmp'enoer
Stelluna bsobdfiet. Won nimmt ba'
ber an, bab Der Getooiete bon iei-
nsm Gjepner pom 3us oeItpben uno
unmittelbdr hor ben Bio Sour 3lg
oeporfen purbe.
9 6nee in England.
9onopn, rs. Nug.
Sdmere Reeenitirme babsn I'M Der.
abniarei6 Der @rnte groBen Shaoen
buseiiist. Sc berridts 10 fate g9ittes
runs. iuie iOnit i'm Ropsntsr, uno in
Birmingham bat es seidnsit.
GuBerOroeutli9 DE SiSe.
9lrOmOrs, Snoianer 9srriturium, 2s
dug.
Die 6ise bat esfisrn pisber ben Re'
corb sebroden. las &esierunsss 9ber'
mometsr usrjeibnete nm 2 llbr ITO
Grab i'm Saatten.
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gDisn, 20. Dug

Der Gorr.iponosnt beg .2aetblats
les" mslost aus aonitautinopsl, bc8
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nniommsn lniisn tperoe. als un.rhcr.
ten foroerunaeu nnhasben. Der Suls
tan ha6e in Ssutihlino 800 9ss
itiiss bsit,lt uno itaoirs biz ger.
ihetoiaunasDl1ne.
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4Grei.

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Gjelbdnlpeiiun9s sQbtbeiIung oes bisii>
oen 9oitamtes, 6. &. 0eitfall, Der aes
tern $4 900 perIor, tpegen Itrafbdrsr
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Mant, Der BON einem infi3irten Mpss
quito aebi1en fpurbe. na6oem er nit
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impft mar, an 8,lbiieber ertrdnft lit.
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fpurte BON Der 6arm 2onh Sil Co.,
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tat pirb uuT 100000 SUB per Gag
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