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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-08
Elected and Installed Officers.

The Fraternal Brotherhood of Hosting and
Portable Engineers organized in this city March
81. with forty-one members, yesterday after
noon elected and installed the following officers
for the ensuing term: ]. ". Croft, President:
William +. Baumsn. Vice President; ]. o.
Obrine. Recording Secretary; David McCracken,
Financial Secretary; Joseph Huff, Treasurer;
Walter Houghton, Conductor; c. A. 0lrich
Guard; james Deylin, Greenwood Johns and +.
II. Babcock. Trustees. The meeting adjourned
at 1880 O'Clock to meet next Sunday after
noon at Besslers Hall, 922 Pennsylvania Avenue
northwest.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-08

dictment for embezzlement. which was
set for today before Justice Barnard,
was postponed because of the Bass case.
Assistant District Attorney Thomas C.
Taylor, the prosecuting counsel in the
Bass trial, Will appear as counsel for the
Government in the Davis case.
Davis was formerly employed as a
messenger by the Southern Express Com
pany. and is charged with embezzling
$1,000 of its funds.
Justice Cole will today announce his
decision in the matter of the appointment
of guardian for Flora Hallowell, the
hfteen-year-old daughter of the late Joel
Hallowell. A petition asking for ap-
pointment as guardian was flied few
days ago by DR.. Charles B. Cock The
appointment was opposed by Mrs. A A
Maxim. who was named as guardian for
the child soon after her fathers death
Miss Hallowell, however. desires that DR..
Cock now be appointed her guardian.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-08
Her snnitx Questioned.

Susan Thornton eolored, thirty-two years old,
is held at the Ninth precinct station to await
an examination into her mental condition today
by the police surgeons. The Thornton woman
was recently released from st. Elizabeths Insane
Asylum. Last night she came into the Ninth
precinct station and created such excitement
that it became necessary for PatTolman Larrick,
who was on duty, to lock her up.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-08

William Holderman. aged six years, was struck
by an automobile while playing in front of his
home, 2l49 Florida Avenue northwest about 8
o'clock yesterday afternoon. The child was
knocked down and one wheel of the vehicle pass
ed over his leg. Passersby carried the boy to
his home and a servant was sent for DR.. McIane
who dressed the wounded leg. The injuries are
slight, it is thought Nc arrests made.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-08
Cat by nm Unknown Man.

Arthur Nahoney. thirteen-year-old colored
boy, living at 22l9 Eighth Street northwest. was
taken TO Freedmans Hospital last night in the
Eighth precinct patrol wagon suffering from a
knife wound over the left eye, which he told
the police hsd been inflicted by an unknown
eolored man. II seems the injured lad and his
assailant became involved in a quarrel near the
corner Of Seventh and Pomeroy Streets about 80
O'Clock, the unknown colored man drew a knife
and cut the ,outh over the eve.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-08

dohn Jones, eolored, twenty years old. of
Bland's Alley northwest. locked up at the
Eighth precinct station last night by Police
man Coffin. charged with vagrancy and also
with having assaulted his aged grandmother.
caroline Brown, with a club Saturday night.
Jones, who bears anything but a good police
record, will be given hearing in court Mon
day.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-08

Mason Wyeth, twenty-nine years of age was
treated yesterday at the Emergency Hospital
for scalp wound sustained during fight at
Thirteenth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue north
west The origin of the trouble is not known.
While the trouble was in progress some one
threw stone which struck Wyeth on the top of
the head, iBhicting ugly wound. The police
sent Wyeth to the hospital in the patrol wagon
Later he went TO his home, 2022 Street north
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-08
Last Hunt of the season.

The last hunt of the season of the Chevy Chase
Club will take place this morning. The huntsmen
will meet at the Chevy Chase clubhouse at s
O'Clock. The hunt will be the first of the sea-
son in which live fox will be followed. Several
foxes have been seen recently in the neighborhood
OF Garrett Park, and the pack will be liberated
there thrs morning. The enthusiastic huntsmen
are confident that a brush will decorate the club
house after the chase is over.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-08
Bccnme III on the Street.

William Parton, colored, fell on the street in
an unconscious condition last night and was sent
to the Emergency Hospital in the ambulance
He is thought to have suffered a stroke of apo
plexy. He will recover. The patient lives at
223j Twelfth Street northwest He became i'll
at Seventeenth Street and Massachusetts Avenue
while on his way TO .;he home Of friend
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-08

In alishting from 305 of the Washington
Traction Company, about Sis o'clock last night
Mrs. Z. W. LAZARUS of p Street northeast
fell near the corner of Ninth and Streets north
west, and slightly injured about the head.
She carried into Duffey's drug store by
Policeman Waldron and her injuries were dressed.
She was able TO 20 to her home
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-08

National--N. C. Goodwin and Maxine Elliott,
in when We Were Twenty-One," evening.
Joi..,!iyi.- ''Arizona,' evening.
Cha.e's New Grand-Polite Vaudeville. after
noon and evening.
Lafayette-"The Moth and the Flame evening.
Academy-"Across the Pacific evening.
Herman s-Sheridans City Sports Burlesquers,
afternoon and evening.
Bijou-May Towards Burlesquers, afternoon
and evening.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-08
DISTRACTED the Sidewalk.

James Jackson. colored. twenty-nine years old,
was arrested by Policeman Waldron, of the Sec
ond precinct, last night, charged with having
obstructed the sidewalk Jackson will have an
opportunity TO explain the matter in the Polio"
Court this morning.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-08

An unknown colored woman was found in an
unconscious condition by Policeman Norris. Of
the Eighth precinct the corner Of Four
tenth and L Streets northwest. about $50
O'Clock yesterday morning. The ambulance was
summoned and the removed to Freed
mans Hospital. where effort is being made
to ascertain her name.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-08
+ DR.PHERCES
GOLDEN
MEDICAL
DISCOVERY
FOR The
BlOOD.lBVER. LUNGS.
A Woman III on the street.

Mrs Katie Lee. sixty-two years Of age be-
came i'll on Massachusetts, Avenue, between Eighth
and Ninth Streets northwest. about $50 o'clock
last night, and was removed to her home in the
police ambulance. She received medical atten-
ton
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-08
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
Mount Pleasant Citizens to Meet.

The regular monthly meeting of the Mount
Pleasant Citizens Association will be held to-
morrow evening at the Hotel Stratford, in Mount
Pleasant. Matters of considerable interest Will be
discussed
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-08
A Dead Infant Found.

DEAD infant was found in vacant lot at
First and B Streets southwest, late yesterday
afternoon. by a passing citizen, who notified the
police of the Fourth precinct station. Coroner
hewitt directed that the remains be sent to the
morgue.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-08
Their Regular Monthly Meeting.

The regular monthly meeting of the Northeast
Washington Citizens Association will be held
tonight at 7:SO O'Clock at Northeast Temple,
Twelfth and II Streets northeast. Matters OF i'm
portance to the residents of that section OF the
city will be discussed. large attendance of
members is eNpeCted.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-08

The popularity of Heurich's beers shows that
Maerzen. Senate. and Lager are brewed Of the
best malt and hops. Phone West 81. Arlington
Bottling Co., for case.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-08
THE sun AND MOON.

Highest temperature. p. m.......-.....--...,.56
Lowest temperature a. m...........-.......46
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-08

Lamps lit today 'oo ~
Lamps out tomorrow. ...................4;4Z AN
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-08
ODk aEEe8 Vtillf9
MONDAY, APRIL 6, 1901.
weather indications.


Partly cloudy today and tomorrow; probably
rain tomorrow night fresh northerly winds.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-08

sun rose. -. .5:36 AM ] sun sets. ......b:5I Pm
Moon rises. 1853 M. Moon sets.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-02
Traat Oa3u bri, Sa6 Sas Ssmohrati'
fbs Dotum rssiltriri wrros.

2uBt Gu9 felbIt regiitriren unb
1eio bann 6inter Cure 8erpanbten,
5reunbe unb Na9baren ber. Seoes
Mal1 penn Sbr bieielben fe6t, treibt
lie ba5u an. Wibmet Gu9 bieiem
Werfe nit bem gnt6uIidsmus zines
W}annes, Der fir cine quite Sa4e ar
bettet, bic i4m am 0er5en liegt. Wenn
es sud- audi nur selinst, einen Mann
5ur Regiitrirung 81 peranlahen, Der
Dielleiht anbernfaGls Dies nt9t gez
than baben tpiirbe, 10 fdnn Sies Der
partei gum Siege perbelfen.
Sin gutes Ding Bel bieier MiiIionsz
arbeit tit, OaB bieiel6e Gud ni9t in
@uren @efddften itDrt. Gs funn gez
legentli4 Bel elmer 5abrt i'm StraBen=
babnzWaggon gei9e6en; 4benbs i'm
gefprd9 nit Guren 5reunoen, ooer
nit taum elmer Minute l1nterbre9ung
Cures @eges duf Der Strabe. @s
tann nit geringer Mibe get6an tperz
ben, benno9 uber bpn grober @irtung
fein. Wenn jeber lopale, eifrtge De-
mofrat in oieier Weiie arbeitet, pdre
Dies glei9bebeutenb nit Sie9.
Sbr 6abt piellei6t ni9t 6emerft,
bab in ben lebten Subren BEL Der Sc
fammt 3egtftration Der prO5entfab
Des Negerz9otums ii4 langfam, dber
ftetig oergrOBert bat. Ser Pro5entiaB
bes geiammten regtItrirten @ptums
am eriten Sage fir Die leBten bret
Sabre mar, tpte folat:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-02
GAarlch tpn6te fiGl III heIfen.

Gbteugp, 1. DIT, - @bdrles
8ater, Elm 17=iGbriger netter Sunge,
lit als Elm Mdb9en perfleibet brei
8o9en lang nStiiBe Der 6ausfrau@
in einem &oitbaufe in bem fafbionubz
len 8ororte 9bbez gart gepeien. @r
berri9tete allgemeine 9ausarbeit unb
6anbrei4ungen in Der &ii9e, mar ge4
fdidt unb fleiBig uno bic 6ausfrau
mar nit benz neuen vMdb9en" re9t
5ufrteben. Gburlep bGtte bieuei6t
nod lange ietnen rSob" als Mdb9en
fir ONES be6alten, tpenn ni6t ein
aoitgdnger ben @eriud gemudt hdtz
te, Die neue braIe 8ii9enmugb lie6ez
bon ans Ser3 8u briiden. 0abei entz
bedte Der fetnfiiblige &pitgdnger, baB
bas rMGb9en" gar feins mar. Die
9ausfruu muBte ben armen Gbarlep
gu fetnem 2eiOtpeien fofort entldifen.
Ser iunge 8urI9e fa9te, er babe it9
bergebens unter r8erlungt mdnnli6@
I'm eine Stelle bemiibt unb Iet f9lieBz
ti9 duf ben @jebanten getpmmen, perz
fleibet als MGb6en 8ef6Gftigung alr
fuden. @ine 5reunbin babe i9m bic
n0tbige @drberobe beforgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-02
germildte telcarapbii6e 9cpeideu.

= @tpa 300 9rd9tipanner Der
G6icago Selep6pne So. itanOen ges
ftern in GbicugO fir AOferen 2O6u
aus.
= Dus Douglas 6ou1s in 5ougbz
ton, Mi9,, 1T bur6 Elm geitern frii9
ausgebro9enes Seuer gum 8etrage
BON etpa 100000 beI8iDigt pora
ben. 9(qe @Gfte unb 8eDienitete rets
teten ii9, etli4e oeriel6en iebo4 nur
nit fnupper Not6.
= Wm. 30. Butts, frii6erer SetreA
tGr Der @oroen 9roeerD 60. in9ranb
Rapibs, Wei4., purbe geitern bort
neqen 8eruntreuung bon $4,000 3u
fiinfid6riger 3u4tbausfaft Derurz
t6eilt.
= en- 9udets Greef, 8eQzGountb,
9p., 6atten Soc unO Sames 9ab cine
S4ieBerei nit SoIiab gfeb. 0er2eb4
tere purbe getDbtet unb .Soe @ab lea
bensgefG6rli6 berleBt; S1mes @db,
fpel9er SIlfs S4eriff lit unb @leD
ben Gebolper u6ne6men lpollte, erlitt
feinerlei 0er1eBungen.
: 4lfrsb 3. 2ongbOufe, Elm &obz
len6Gnbler in Ountirt, SO. g., lit BET
einem 6amilienitreit bon feinem 20<
iGbrigen S4piegeriobne Heuben
goung bur6 einen S4uB gefdbrIi9
bertpunbet porben; YounJ bat ii9
felbit ben 8e6Oroen geiteLlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-02
gier,ehn atnber in iieben Sa6rrn.

@6icogo, 1. Otto6er. - 5rau
So1ep6 8. Srmsbp bat ibrem 9atz
ten, einem armen rGrfinber," Der ieit
bret Sabren Dergebens an Der 2Ofung
BON f9tpierigen me4aniiden Problez
men qr6eitet, nit 8ierltngen, bret
&naben unb einem Mdb9en, begliidt.
Sn Der 5amilie lit, ieitbem Der 8ater
ii9 nit r@rfinbungen" bef3Gfttgts
S9malbans &ii9enmetlter, bod gutz
ber5ige Na9barn iorgeit fir bic Mtlttz
ter unb bic &leinen, bic ale bier bull4
itGnbig entipidelt iinb unb BEL gutter
9flege bprdusii3tliA am 2eben blet4
ben iperben.
Ormsbp's gbe 1T nit &inbern unz
geip0bnli9 reid geiegnet. Die 8ez
i9eerung fam meiitens in boppelter
ober bretfa9er 9(uflage unb in iie6en
oSabren bat bic brabe Satin IA Sim
Der our @elt gebra9t, ,3tpet Mal 3ptA
linge unb elm MaI 9rillinge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-02

Cine Der urIa6en bafiir III, bab bic
Neger Stimmgeber bur9 Ngitatpren
CUR Hegiitrirung angetrieben lperoen.
9pn ben peiBen Stimmgebern, pelde
Der beiten &ldfe Der 8iirgeri9uft an
geb0ren unb fir Die beiten Snterefen
Der 9eIe1I9aft unb bes Stautes perz
antpprtli9 Iinb, iebt. man poruus,
baB biefelben genug pdtriOtismus II.
8iirgeritol5 baben, baB bteielben t6r
eigenes Woblerge6en unD Dds i6rer
Sinber unb bes @emeinpeIens i'm
2luge bebdlten, I'm barauf 5u d9ten,
bob bic Gontrple Der DFentli6en Qlnz
gelegen3eiten in i6ren 9Gnben bleibe
unb cine @enugt6uung barin fu9en,
baB Marplanb nod als Elm gutes unb
fiheres altes Staatspefen, in Dem Sc
IeB unb Orbnung berrI4en, angeieben
tperbe.
Die alIerbeiten 8iirger berIGumen
ober bergefen es 5ulpeilen, ii3 re9iz
itriren gu laHen, unb miiffen bann nit
tieFer 8ei9dmung unb bitteren 8Orz
tpiirfen gepabren, ipie bic Bablen BON
&laiIen cpntroltrt fperben, ipel9e auf
8or6erri9aft fetnen 9ere9ten ooer
berniinftisen Qnipru9 boben. Dies
ma6t bic Regiitrirung ni4t uIein
tpi9tig, fonoern gebieterilh.
9l9tet barauf, baB @uer eigener
Name ri9tig in ben 8I9ern eingetraz
qen lit, unb perunlaBt tpenigitens Ell
men anberen Oemotraten our Hegiz
itriruna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-02
vSbamrnf" tuar bDrans.
Die geitrige Regotta um ben p9lmeriz
"z8e9er tonnte aus Mangel on
Winb ni6t bpllenbet tperben.

Nenz Oprf, /. Sft. = Die bnt=
tige Regattu apii6en ben Sa6tef
rGolumbid" unb p9bamrpd" tonrte
nt9t ppllenbet tperben, ba bic Sa9ten
ipegen bes Mdngels an Winb ni9t irt4
nerbdlb Der feitgefeBten 3eit iiber BEN
Surs fa6ren tonnten. On $4,000
bis 10000 3uI6auer 6atten ii9 auf
Sa4ten, 9ampfern unb alien n1Dglis
9en Sorten BON Sabr3eugen binaus
na9 Sanbp Spot begeben, tpurben ie4
bod in Der @rpartung, Elm tnterefdns
tes SportzgreigniB gu feben, f4limnt
enttGuf6t.
Na9 Al Stunben 6dtten beibe Sa9s
ten pentger als bic 6dlfte bes 80 Meiz
len langen Elm Sreied bilbenben &ur4
l,s 3uriidgelegt, unb ba feline MDg4
lt4tett riItir.e, bic Sabrt inner6al6
Der beitimmten 3eit gu poIIenben, TO
tpurbe bic Regattd abgebrp9en. lint
biefe 3eit mar rS6amrod4 Der ugoz
lumbid" eine 6albe Meile bpraus, 10
baB bus britif9e 6abrSeug i'm Sans
gen beute i'm 8Ort6etl blieb, olein biez
fer l1mftanb bat in Qnbetra9t bes unz
5uberld5iigen lei9ten @inbes, pel9er
ben gan3en Sag iiber berrf9te, 70 gut
ipie gar Nt6ts gu bebeuter. Sn berz
artigen Winhen fpielt Der 3ufaG cine
grDbere 8olIe, als quite 2eitung un6
Die allgemeine @ef9pinbigteit beg
S6iffes. Ser beutige &urs eritredts
fi4, pie f9pn eripdbnt, iiber elm 0reiz
ed, befen erite Seite btrett Ditlt9, aIfo
mad pinbpdrts, ging. WGbrenb Der
eriten 5lpei Stunben bate rGolumbia"
einen &orfprung, dlletn fpdter tamen
benz brttif4en 8oote etli9e 9iiffe
Wino gu 9iilfe unb bdiIelbe gelangte
Der amerifanif4en Sa4t boraus. Die
nd4fte Regatta tit auf 9onneritag alt4
beraumt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-02

allgeneines l1nfi9erbeitsgefii4l in
ben 5anbelsfrsiien biefes Sebietes
Derurfa9t. 8efonbers f4limm nirtts
Der 3uiammenbruh Der G9arfop'er
2anbbanf, bic Bel fieben Nfilltonen
Standardization fuit gar feline @ttipa
bate. Die gbartop'er 9ei9dttsftrz
men baben in Sbefa iAren Greolt
bollitdnbtg einsebiiBt.
Wenn's m q 6r 1T.
2ab1fmitb. Rutal, 1. Dit. -
Na9 ben neueiten Na9rihten ftnb i'm
Sample BEL Sort Stala 200 Boeren
gefauen unb nebr, dls 300 perpunoet
ober gefangen.
3etn 5ritif 9es protett o :
rat am perfif den
Meerbufen.
Qonbpn, 1. Sftober. - Die 8ez
dmten bes engli59en 4uspdrtigen
Mntes beItreiten, baB @ngluno beabz
ii9tige, Gin prpteftorat iiber &ptpent,
am periH9en Wfeerbufen uno an -
rga9Dab Giien6abn" gelegen, ansauz
iiben. 9ie 8eamten erfldren, bdB Die
@ntpeIenbeit engli19er unb tiirfiI9er
&riegsfdiffe in bieien @eipdRern auf
Elm gegenIeitiges 4btommen 5pii9en
Siirfei unb @nglanb, einem oro6enz
ben 3uiammenitpB anif9en ben etnz
selnen 9Guptlingen por5ubeugen, 5u
I6ieben lit. sSeBt ertlGrt man in 2onz
BON, baB bic gan3e Nn9elegenbeit feline
8ebeutltng babe.
grbbeben in g d ottla q n b.
2onbpn, 1. Sftober. - Sn Snz
berneb, S9ottlanb, purbe geitern
lpieoer elm @rbftob berfpiirt. 0d Oor
faum Wo9enfriit in bem Srte me5rere
furse @rbit0Be porgefommen iino, Die
an ben @ebGuben man9en S4aoen
anri9teten, tit bic 8epOlterung bes
Srtes ungenein beitiir5t.
g 9Iimme 3u tdnbe in
8ene5ueld.
Caracas, bia Curacao, 1. Sft.
- Die 5inan5lage @ene3uelu's pirb
bumit illuItrirt, bab bieIe &epublit
Ieit 38 Monatsn feline 3inien auf lire
4uslanbz unb synlanb S9uloen gez
5a6lt bat. Die 9ef4Gfte Gtegen labm,
bas 8ertrauen feblt iiberaq uno Die
9lusii9ten finO iebr tribe. 0ur4 Die
Sriegsgerii4te 9at Die @infubr ii9
peiter Dsrminbert, mas entipre9enben
2lusfaG Der 3ollertrdge CUR 5plge
bate. Die 3egierung iibt fturf in Der
gati9e, ba iie auOem erbDbte 2lusgdz
ben bat bur9 ben 1nterbalt ibresW9tz
litGrs an Der 9rense.
3u Caracas leiben biele Qeute unter
Nabrungsmangel. Die @ebdlter ulIer
8eumten 1inb Inn bic 6Glfte rebuairt
unb bic anbere 9dlfte betpmmen iie
ni9t. Die Gr6itterung gegen ben
YrG Itbenten Gaitro unb' bic tleine
@ruppe BON @iinitlingen, bic i'm umz
gibt, nimmt tGglt9 81. 3ei9en zines
nabenben Iufifanbes me6ren it9, pie
au9 bic 3ubl Der politif9en 8er9ufz
tungen sugenpmmen bat. Sollte es
5pii6en 8ene5uelu unb Columbia
3um 9ru9 tommen, 10 iptrb bic Rez
bolution i6r 9aupt erheben.
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straBen6ahu strife in Scranton.

@cranton, ga., 1. Sftober. -
@inStrite berQlngeitelIten berScrdnz
ton Railtpab &c." beren 8eleiie it9
iiber Dus gun3e 2adapanna S9al,
BON pittiton big na9 5oreit Gitp, err
ftreden, nu6m 6eute frub ieinen 9nz
fang. &ein etn5tgerWuggOn ging a6.
Die 2eute 6atten bic Wieberanite teGung
apeier entldiIenen/ Gonbufteure geforz
bert, unb le6nten ben 8orf9lag bes
General 8etriebsperlpaGters Silliz
man, bic Q(ngelegenbett Der f9iebsgez
riAtli6en Gnti9eibung bes 8tf3ofs
6oban gu iiberlaiIen, a6. gtabe5u
600 M9ann iinb an benz Strife Be-
t6eiliqt. guber Der Wieberanitenung
Der gonbufteure Derlangen lie ieBt
audi einen neuen Gontrdtt an Stele
bes qlten, fpel9er, tpie ite be6aupten,
bon berGompugnie perlebt norDen lit,
unb cine glei9mdBige Qobnffala bon
20 Gents PRO Stunbe. Dem @erne6z
men nud tpirb bic Gompd9nie @rIaBz
laute aniteaen.
29t6unbert 2lrbetter Der pine
Brood 3e9e Der Ontario Goal So.
itdnben 6eute aus, neil bic Gompagz
ME etli9e W}dnner angeiteqt bate,
pel9e ii9 ni9t bur6 8arten aGsWlttz
qlieber Der Union auspeiien fonnten.
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9clllofrQtcll!

@eridumt nidt, Gud balbigit regis
ifriren gu laFen. 9erlaBt Gua ni4t
oarauf, baB mod fernere Gage fir bic
Negiitrirung folgen. Sbr fOnntet
fpdter Diellet9t in irgenb elmer WetIe
an Der 4usiibung bieier pi9tigen
Yflt4t perbinbert tperben uno bann
Die Nuff9iebung bitter bereuen.
Sabt @u9 besbalb beute regiltriren.
So9 1T Dies ni9t 9mes. 3peifellos
mO9tet Sbr germ Gttpas tbun, I'M Die
partet in bieiem folgeni9tperen 3omz
pfc gu unteritiiBen. Sbr mOgt piellei4t
nnr penig @elb beiiteuern fOnnen poer
Gu9 ni9t fir fGbig fiiblen, Ganz
pdgne= &eben gu halten. Senno9
tOnnt Sbr einen Der pi9tigiten Diem
tie leiiten. Seio es6r bdsu Wilens?
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Sic Reiie bts britiiden Ibrnnrrbrn.

8dncouber 9. g., 1. Sttober.
= Der Spe5ial5ug bes 9erSpgs unb
Der 9er5osin bon @ornpaa uno gort
ldngte bier geitern Wittag an unO
puroe auf benz 8abn6pfe bon elmer
entbuiiuitii4en Menge freubis be-
eriiBt. Dus ber5osli9e paar 6egab
iid unter Gstorte nah bem Geri9ts>
9ebdube unb nabm bort eine Dia>
fomm 4breiie entsegen. @s folgten
Elm 9abelfriibitiid unb cine 9eii4ti>
oung Der groBen SGgemiiblen. Die
Stabt par biibf9 betOrirt unb bon
Reugierisen aus Der Ra4bari6aft ses
fiillt. 4m Qbeno reiiten bic bO9iten
0errf9aften na9 8ictoria auf benz
Oampfer ngmpreb Of Snoia" unter
benz Geleit bss nOrbpaeifif4en Sez
i6pabers ab.
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Siir iu,tde 2IGuner.

Die 190l-19O2 @erbffsntli6une oes rSereins
6rifli6er uuesr Mdnner~ in iocben erl9les
men. 9ieislbe entbdlt oQe Mittbtiluneen ilber
Die in bicicm g8intsr eebotenen attraftionen.
Gs tpirD f1 fir irqsno einen Wunn lobnen,
su benz Sefretdr I'M elm Gremplar 3u lenCsa.
Sieiclbe bsri6tet iiber Die
abenoflafien in Su6balteu, S6reibsn,
Stenoorapbtt, Sbpepritue, 9otspirtbi 0afts=
lebre. Seuti4, f5rons6iii6, Gngli6, arltDms:
tif, 3cidneu etc. lleber 400 Sbitlsr i'm ltbfep
Sabre reqiitrirt Eieslbe bcribtst aud iibtr
bic Surnanita uub SaS m :
mer Ri6ts @efieres in Der Stabt; 200 neut
9eri6liiife bin5ugeiiigt, i'm 8au5en 1000; f.iHlis
9doer uno Gaeilitdten 9luberoem bic Serle
BON untcrbaltunQen.
Sic 6aupts 5erie beiebt aus oorsiqliben
Gon3erbsn uno unterbaltungen. Bertaut ron
SiBen am q d # 8 / en- fac.
2ur3 eeiaet, bas GebduOe lit ben Wdnntrn gee
ipiOmct uno entbalt allcs RpbnenoiQs fkr oitlel'
ben. Sas Bud ma6t ouriibcr ale Dtittbsilungsn.
Man aDrsffre an Den Setrstdr Der ~. Dt.
6. d. unO ein Gremplar iuiro 8ugrianbt.
C273-4)
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8raurr=irnf in SnuishilIe.

Qoutsbille, &D., 1. Sftober.
- Die 2lnlagen Der n96Oentr 8retps
ing Gp." ftnb uuf bem Dege Der ge=
ri9tli9en 8eriteigerung gum Pretia
bon 100000 an Elm Sbnbitat berz
fault tporben, ,pel6es bic feds bebeus
tenbiten 8rauereien bon 2puisbiae Sn
einem gemetniamen l1nternebmen cons
folibiren min. 9ie &apitaliiirung Der
bereinigten 8rauereien ipirb bur9 bic
sSirma 6amilton C 0uranb BON
gep Oort beipertite[ligt.
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Nep> Serieh's bemnfratiifber staats:
Content.

Srent n, MS, 1. Sftober. -
Die Semofrdten bon NetpzSerfep
bielten beute t6ren Staats Gonpent
in bieiiger Stabt unb nominirten elm
Stautstidet, an befen SpiBe Mappr
Sus. M. Seymour bon gleparf als
@puperneurs GanDibat fte6t. Die
Ylattform bei4rGntt ii4 auf bic I'M
neren 4ngelegen6eiten bes Stuates.
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cine orau,ubafte te2ift: llnosrSoufih4
f,it Epgpcpiit, geriopfuns Gbslit Cholera Ieors
bug. iTisber solutsRranfbsitsn. onrurubr, Rrobt;
ife Rrautbeit 2sberIsiOn, SbiittdFitbtr, Rerpens
iDtb. @beumatismus, Sei6piire, Gsi6piilfte, aus=
gtlbiu5t, etorbut, SfrOitln, Nsiruer, Ropipth'
S6pinpiuht erebs unO Nabuitin. Si, aIt ers
id3sineu gnfanes uHbs0sutena uHO ibusn Nnen otbt
rim ortlidbtr Slutanorans poraug tr3euqt our5 ms
rsiuss Slut uuo unrsgeimdBigs isbatiStt. Der Qss
bcr uno DER 8erpamuno sereane. uHo ft aQs f5nnen
uu6toiuQt unp unfeblbar eurtb g t. 9ernarO
Rrduttrpi lien psrbittt ngrbn pcnn man
bi,its Mittel bvi 9eittu einnimmt. Tnr 25 Gents
bt 4potbstern lu baben.
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