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Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-18
FOUR GAMES WITH NEBRASKA
Lawrence Completes It's Base Ball
Schedule and Fixes Two
Games I'm Lincoln.

LAWRENCE. KAN, March 17.-(Special
Telegram. )LGeorge o. Foster. general man.
ager of athletics, today gave out the OH
cial base ball schedule for this season.
Four games will be played with the Uni
versity of Nebraska, two at Lincoln and
two. at Lawrence, and Kansas and Mis-
souri, viii meet twice. Schedules:
April 6Haskell at Lawrence.
April EOttawa university at Ottawa.
April 12-Haskell at askell
April l9-Kansas City Athletic club at
Lawrence.
April 26-Missouri university at Columbia.
April 2S-Highland Park college at Des
Moines.
April 29-Simpson college at Indianola. la.
April a-Iowa State college at Ames. Ia.
May NEBRASKA university at Lincoln.
May Nebraska university at Lincoln.
May 3-Washburn college at Topeka.
May SSenior faculty at Lawrence.
May 6-Missouri at Lawrence.
Nay 10|Ottawa at Lawrence.
May 1i-Nebraska at Lawrence.
May 6-Nebraska at Lawrence.
May E-Aissouri track meet at Law
renee.
May A-HaskeIl at, Lawrence.
May 2~S-Highland Park college at Law.
renee.
May. s1-Kansas State Agricultural col.
lege at Lawrence.
June &Washburn at Lawrence.
June 10-Alumni game AT Lawrence.
October 4EAgrtcultural college at Law,
renee.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-18
Petition in BANKRUPTCY.

Andrew J. Brisbin. a real estate dealer
Of Vilisca, Montgomery county. filed a
petition in bankruptcy yesterday in the
out liabilities aggregating $2,079.So. Ac-
cofding to the schedule OF his assets. the
petitioners only possessions consist Of a
cook and heating stove, a bedroom suite.
some dishes and other tableware and q
carpet, the total value OF which is only s6s.
The petitioner claims them ali as exempt.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-18

pected to be a duel between r. 8. siebers'
Sceptre 9-year-old). and A. M. Singers
O'Donovan Rosa 6-year-old.) It was
fSmor horse soo H{I t hs6om Sao1 iSa S SFaDsrtv ~ of
either w. c. Whitney or Foxhall Keene,
the price named being somewhere in the
neighborhood of G30,0 900.
The fact that TOD" Sloan had been rid
ing Sir r.. Waldie Griffth's Veles N-year-
old in gaining gallops, led to the rumor
that the American jockey would ride him
in tomorrow's handicap, but Sloan thus far
has only been granted a license to train
and ride in Rallops.
Maher was the first American jockey to
score. He won the Tathwell stakes on H.
z. Randal's Bohaire.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-18
Plumbing and heating. Bi1by q Son,
Real Estate Trensfer..

These transfers we're filed yesterday in
ehs abstract. title and loan once OF ]. W.
Squire. 101 Pearl street:
Maria PlaEmann TO Gottfried Vogel,
part of block g., Allen & Cooks add
TO Avoca, ". d.....-.".~......,.t $50
Interstate Realty company TO Mich
elas Miller, lot 10. block 81, Perry's
LIST add, W. 100
County treasurer to Iowa Mortgage
and Trust company, lot l. block 4.
and lot "a, block 2 Benson's I'd add,
Shristian Boss to Roy b. Hetzel, lots
Is and Is, and n 10 feet lot IA, Davis
Park add to Avoca. W. d............ 2,50C
Charlotte Boss and husband to same,
lots 10 and l6 Davis Park add, q.e.d.
Lksie Palmer and husband 10 +. J.
Thomas. n 2-s neh swk 4-77-42, W. a. 1,O6t
r. Holt Easley and wife 10 s. b.
Norcutt. lot 8, Auditors subdiv. sell
Peter Witt and wife 20 Peter T.
Christensen. ~ swh o-77-43. W. d.. 800
n. b. Chrtsman and wife TO August
Carlson. part OF out lot 3, Nicola,
Total. nine transfers ................s s,l0
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-18
Hardin County Primaries.

IOWA FALLS, Ia, March 17.-(speciaL.)-
At the republican county primaries held
Saturday the following nominations re-
suited: e. R. Stevens of Alden defeated
c, z. Shaw OF this city for supervisor by
over 400 majority, and Jay S. Newcomer
Of Eldora defeated r. A. Vigars also of that
city for auditor by ESQ majority. There
was nc opposition to the nomination OF the
following o~ficers: For recorder, Charles
o. Ryan Of Hubbard; for county attorney.
Frank H.. Noble OF Radcliffe; for clerk OF
the courts. Tom C. Meader OF Eldora. The
county convention will be held May %.
when delegates to the congressional and
judicial conventions will be named.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-18
CrItIcise. DrenainE Room..

At the meeting of the Board of Health
last night a letter was received from c.
d. Mcintyre. signing himself secretary of
the Actors Society Of America, in which
he called attention to the condition OF the
dressiAgrOoms and alleged lack Of toilet
facilities at the Dohany opera house.
The request Of onncers Slack and Smith.
who have been in charge at the city jail
since 1t was Guaranteed, that they be. per-
mitted to go home and secure a change of
clothing, was referred to the city physician,
who advised that the request might safely
be granted. The officers have been shut
up in the city Jail eighteen days.
Several bills were referred to the COM
mittee to Investigate.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-18
Davis sslis glass.
Gravel roofing. A. H. Read. Sal Broadway
Death of Mrs. Bonham.

Mrs. Matilda Jane Bonham, widow OF
Thomas Bonham, died yesterday morning
at the home Of her daughter, Mrs. ]. l..
Mabie, 307 Oakland avenue, aged 20 years.
One son. /. c. Bonham of this city, and
two daughters, Mrs. Mabie of this city and
Mrs. w. H. Ivers Of Kansas City, survive
her. After a short service at the house,
conducted by Rev. W.. J. Calfee Of the
Broadway Methodist church, the body will
be taken to Malvern, Ia. where the funeral
will be from the Christian church Wednes
day. Mrs. Bonham had been a resident OF
this city since 1896.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-18
PENSIONS FOR WESTERN VETERANS.
War Survivors Remembered by the
General Government.

WASHINGTON, March 17.-(specisl.) y
The following western pensions have been
granted:
Issue of March 1:
Nebraska: Increase, Restoration, REFS
sue, Etc.-Isaac Smith, Greenwood, IS;
Josephus v. Carnes, Greenwood, IS. Origi-
nal Widows-Elizabeth NJ. Glascock Especial
accrued March ~. Hardy, s.
Iowa: Increase, Restoration, Reissue,
Etc.-Robert 2. Archibald; Wapello, $17;
Grassheld, Marion, $40. Original Widows,
Etc.-Mary Jane Noll, Dow City, s.; Mary
NJ. Summerlott Especial accrued March d,
Newton, s.. Original, War with SPAIN
Minors of William o. Mowery. Hancock, SIS,
South Dakota: Original Widows-Eliza-
beth McMunigal Especial accrued March d,
Wakonda, IS.
North Dakota Original widows, Etc
Mary A. Foster. Fisher, So. .
Colorado: Original Widows, Etc.-Han-
nah g. Carlton. Pueblo, IS.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-18
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.

teen days, we're either released or trans
ferred TO the county bastile yesterday. The
lower portion Of the city Jail was thoroughly
fumisated. Payette. the smallpox patient.
who 10 under arrest charged with the burg
larry OF the Cole-B relsford Hardware com
pany's store, In still confined in one Of
the rooms on the second floor.
Rufus Moon and Ed Stewart. arrested on
suspicion Of being implicated in the robbery
Of freight cars in the Illinois Central rail-
roads local yards, were discharged.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-18
HOTEL VISITED BY ROBBERS
Trunk Containing SUM of Money Il
BrOken late and Relieved
of Cash.

sTURGIs. s. d.. March 1T.-(special.)-
Some time between 1880 o'clock Saturday
night and Sunday morning, some one en-
tered the Charles hotel Of this city and cut
the woodwork around a lock on a trunh
and secured between $40 and $50 In cash
Nothing was taken but the money.
The party WHO did the work must have
cut himself badly. as considerable blood
was on the cover OF the truAk after tbs
Sheft.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-18
JEFF WANTS TO FIGHT AT HOME
Urges Delaney to Accept Proposition
Of the Los Angeles
Club.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 17.-Jefries'
manager. Billy Delaney, received a dis
patch today from the manage of the Cen
tury Athletic club at Los Angeles, stating
that unless the clubs Offer for the J~effries-
F1tzsimmons fight was accepted by the
hour Of noon tomorrow the bid would then
be withdrawn.
Jeffries upon learning of this ~telegraphed
Delaney, instructing the latter by all means
to accept the Los Angeles offer and hasten
the word OF agreement to Mccarthy. De-
laney declined to say what he would do.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-18
Negro Kills B~ystander with Bullet
which Was for
AssaiIant.

CREsToN. Ia, March lZ.-(special Tele-
gram.}-This city was today the scene Of
a tragedy In which Albert oschlsger, aged
IA years. was killed. John Robinson, col
ored, shot in the hip. and John Jackson,
colored. severely cut Of face and head.
jackson has been conducting a gambling
place and Robinson was employed by him.
Saturday he was dismissed.
Today at noon they were in the saloon OF
F1annery q o'Conner and a quarrel en-
sued. They were ordered out and resumed
hostilities outside with pistols. Jackson
received an ugly wound on the left Jaw.
Jackson's FIRST shot went wide OF the
mark, striking Albert oschlager near the
left eye, killing him almost instantly. His
second shot missed. but the third struck
Robinson, who was running in On him.
Considerable excitement prevails.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-18
HANDICAP ATTRACTS NOTICE
Large Number OF Turf Enthusiast
Exhibit Great Interes I'm leading
Lincolnshire Event.

LONDON, March 1.-THE fiat race sea-
son had an excellent sendoff at lincoln
this afternoon. Tho weather was pleasant
and big crowds congregated to whet their
appetites for tomOrrow'S great handicap.
The American owners of horses were not
represented today.
The only American horse in the Lincoln
shire handicap Is Foxhall Keene's Olymptan
C-year-old), but the race 10 generally ex-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-18
CIerEyman's wife ChIoroformed.

GRINNELL. Ia. March 1s.-(specIal Tel
eGram. 1.-THE home of Rev. John Ferguson,
pastor OF the United Presbyterian church
at Newton, was robbed last night. Mrs.
Ferguson was chloroformed and is still in
a critical condition.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-18
New Incorporation.

The Blue Ribbon Mining, Milling and
Leasing mpan has been organized in
this city by w. c. Dickey. Alexander Glen,
C. p. Rinker, c. Croker. George A. Robin
son, DR.. Earl Bellinger of this city, ]. N.
Bradley of Idaho Springs. Colo, ]. A. Smith
Of cozad, Neb.. and George Mason of South
Omaha.
These are the officers: President and
manager, J. N. Bradley; vice president and
assistant secretary, G. Croker; secretary,
G. P. Rinker; treasurer, Alexander Glen;
directors, George Mason, J. A. Smith, DR..
B%ellinger. George A. Robinson and w. C.
Dickey. The capital stock is placed at
$500, 900, divided into 500 900 shares Of 81.
The company is incorporated to do busl-
ness in Colorado.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-18
Knockout for Jack clifford.

SALT LAKE CITY, March lT.-Jack Cliff
ford. the California lightweight, knocked
out Jack Wade. the lightweight champion
Of Montana, in the thirteenth round at the
Salt Lake Athletic club tonight with a
right hook on the Jaw. The hight was a
very fast one after the third round.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-18
AwaIt ActIon of seaIe Committee.

DIES MONIES. March 1.-THE joint con-
~vention OF Iowa miners and operators re-
sumed at 2 O'Clock this afternoon. linden
mite adjournment was Immediately taken,
TO await a report Of the scale committee.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-18

st. Patrick's memory was honored last
night AZ the entertainment given under the
auspices Of the Counei Bluffs division Of
the Ancient order Of HibsrnIans in the
Dohany opera house by an audience which
allied the building, The address Of the even
ing was by Hon. T. J. Mahoney Of Omaha.
whose eloqnsAee In the cause OF ireland
brought q responsive echo from every true
son and daughter OF Pin present. The FRO
gram was Of exceptional excellence. appro-
pirate to the occasion and the applause
with which every number was greeted In
dicatsd the appreciation Of the large audi
ence.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-18
n. Y. Plumbing Co, telephOne $50.


Precinct primaries to select delegates to
the republican city convention Thursday
afternoon will be held this evening. Under
the rules adopted by the republican city
central committee, the primaries will be
kept open from s to 9 o'clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-18

has been in the business about twelve
years but the other partners came In last
year. The petition reoites that the COM
pany owes $50. 900 for money borrowed and
accounts due on merchandise, that It has
exhausted its credits and Is unable TO meet
It's financial Obligations, and an estimate
is made OF the value Of the stock placing
IL At about 500, 900. The Arm had been
planning 10 remodel the large three-story
block occupied and enlarge the business.
Elections I'm the Guard.
Returns have been received at the ad-
jutant generals once from q number
Of national guard companies that have re-
Gently held elections. These returns in
dictate that William @. Gibrick has been
elected captain Of Company F Of Algoua
Of the Firty-second regiment; Charles T.
Cotant has been elected second lieutenant
Of the same company; Guy II. Baker has
been elected second lieutenant of Company
H Of Stuart Of the Fifty-hrst. and ]. New
ton Edward first Lieutenant of Company
c Of Glenwood Of the Fifty-hrst. John H.
Hanks has been elected second lieutenant
Of Company c OF the Fifty-hrst, and Arthur
B. Evans FIRST lieutenant Of the same com
psny.
Suit to
The state executive council held a meet
ing this forenoon for the purpose Of consid-
ering the report made by the experts In
regard to the alleged overchsrges made
by the former state binder, Lafe Young.
The council passed a resolution which
gives to Attorney General Mullan, author
ity to begin an action against Mr.. Young
for the amount found by the experts. to
have been unlawfully collected from the
state. In accordance with this resolution
1t Is expected Mr.. Mullan will prepare his
petition for filing at the next term Of the
Polk county court,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-18

With the exception Of James J. Payette,
all the prisoners In the city jail. which
las been ~quHrantined for Smaiipox tor eigh-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-18

Application for a receiver Was made TO
the district court today by c. H. sseley for
the .Seeley-HoeS-Levan company, q hrm
doing business In dry goods. Mr.. seeley
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-18
Omahas defeat ST. ChnrIcs.
OMAHAS.

The Omahas defeated the st. Charles
team on Lentz & Williams bowling alleys
last night. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-18
He.rr suIt. fer pamase..
New Corporations

The following incorporation papers were
filed with the secretary OF state today:
Roland Mutual Telephone company OF
Story county. Capital, $500. E. Rice.
president: II, r. Myrah. secretary.
county. Capital. $1,000. II w. SoFber
president, A. II. Patton, secretary.
Keipp Bros. Incorporated, of Colfax. Cap
ital. 5000.
The Investors Syndicate of Minneapolis
was authorized 10 do business In lowe.
The papers IN regard TO the ineorpora-
and stockton, Muscatine county, were
placed on dle and these towns are now
legally Incorporated.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-18
FATAL SHOOTING sCRAPE

Davis sells Elas..
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-18

Total, nine transfers .,..,..v.,..'s,i0
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-30
SIb:Oafpta.

BritoAn. = SIM 9aufe ber toms
menben SaiIon merben I'M n0rbli1en
unb mittleren gbeile bes Staates buns
berte BON tleinen arteltI9en Drummer
aebobrt rperben. go mirb unter am
bern elm einatser @ontraftor in Der
bieiiseu l1msesenb Is berielben bobz
ren. Oie Drummer merben ale etnen
Our9meiier Don d l3oa erbalten.
OrtSfoll. = Ser 26jdbrt9e
9arrp Gibbs itarste auf ieiner Stand,
IS Weilen n0rblid uon bier, fopfaber
in einen Drummer, wel9er so SUP
BaHer entbdlt unb ertrant.
Mleranbrta. - Nm II. Nez
bruar inbet bier eine Special @abl
itatt, in ,pel9er lber bic Srage Der
@eraussabuns uon $40, 600 Bombs
smeds Nnle9uns zines Wanermerf=
Spitems abseitimmt merben miro.
8eresforb. = Oieies Stdbt=
den rpirb etn Eelepbon Spitem er=
balten unb lit Ser Contract CUR 9onz
itruiruns be1ielben bereits u%erseben.
Oie 9inie mtrb auf Sarmen in einem
1mtreis pom mebreren Weilen ausse.
bebnt merben.
9otS springs = Ils Serr
u. &c. Mceuman Nbenbs UNI etma 10
l1br pom einem Beiu9e suriidfebrte,
trat Elm unbetannter 6aluute binter
einem StaIe beruor uno feuerte eineu
S9uB auf tbnab. Ote &usel brana
bur9 ieinen Nod in btrecter 0inie NIT
benz 9er;en, bod bate SER Wceuman
slidli9ermetie etne gauge Wense
Briefe unb Elm lebernes Eaidenbud in
leiner Tai6e, 10 bab bic &usel uidt
our9 bielelben uub in ben &0rper orin=
gen fonate.
Yierre.-Die County Commit
idre non Stanley gountp btnterleSten
ON Oienitas beim 6i6ter @af eire
Nnflasel9rift, in melder Der Staats
anpalt Donobue Der 8ernadldiitsuns
bel6uloist murbe. Mm Wittmo9 bat
Der lebtere nun reiisnirt, I'M eine l1n=
gu %uerbinoern, unb 1T 9srr
g. Simon gu oeiien Na@folser
ernaunt porben -&eprdl entant Surs
fe pon Sib. Oatota, bat betm Yrdlt=
bent sesen bic Berpabtuns pon etma
elmer Milion Nter 9rasldnbereien,
mel9e einen Ebetl Der Stour &eIerz
in oieiem Staate biloen, protes
itirt uno ibn erludt, feline 9enebmt=
suns suriid5ubalten, bis er (Vurte)
uno Nnoere @eleSenbeit baben, ibre
ginmenbunsen ausfabrli6er gu unter=
breiten, mas Der Prdiibent aud pers
6err 8urte ertldrt, baB,
menn bic NerpaAtuns senebmist mer.
be, biele 2dnbereien pon elmer lansen
Neibe Don Sabren ntdt fur bic Beltes
beluns er0ffnet merben fOnnten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-30
Nprb.Oafpta.

STEELE Die bieiisen Blrser
offeriren fir bic grridtuns elmer
Creamery am bielisen p(ase einen 81.
nus pon $500. Dte slnlase muB aber
ruenisitens $4,000 toften.
@ranb SortS.-g. 6. 2ars.
saarb, BETTER zines ansemeinen 6ans
belslaben In @bpnot in bieiem @oun=
tp. ,purbe uesen 0ertaufS uot, vpro
bitttion BitterS" BON &i9ter Sist CUR
3abluns uon 5000 Strafe unb ben
Soften (16S) unb auberbem gu 80
Tasen @ountp.@ eidnsntB uerurtbeilt.
Der Oeffentlt9e 8i=
bliotbet= 6atb bat ben Contract fur
grri9tuns bes 8ibliotbefsebdubes an
S9lauier unb Ofbpe fur SIS, $50
perseben ; bieD ampfbet3uns an 6. S.
9orritt fur 50, s21, unb bic plomz
b~irslrbeiten on sc, 8. MQen fir 1925.
Oa 9err Carnegie Der Stabt fir se=
nanntes @ebdube $4,000 %sutommen
lieb, 10 bleibt fur bic Stabt nod elm
l1eberi6uB pon $11Oo ibri9.
Oidtnon.- S. &c 8arnum,
mel@er BIER eiuen sefdli9ten @bed
fur $50 peraussabte, lit einsefansen
unb in bas @efdnsnib seitedt worben,
I'M ieinen Proceb abauuarten.
8tsmard-De Staats: Nubiz
toren=@ atb, beitebenb aus @ouuerneur
@btte, StaatSiecretdr Porter unb Iuz
bitor garlblom, nabm tie 8ertbeiluns
ber Staatsselter smeds Oeponirung
berIelben unter ben ueri9iebenen Bans
ten i'm Staate Dor, mel9e ii@ barum
bemorben batten. M0e gnsebote fir
rpentser als 8 Brocent an bur@i@nittz
li9en tdsli@en 8ilanaen marben obs
septeIen. = gbenfaQs mites Der &atb
ben @eneralanpalt gomitod an, Sez
gen bic Birsen Der faltrten Banten,
mel9e Depoiiten: Banter fur Staats=
selber maren, unb in mel@en ii9 BEL
beren Salinement nod iol9e befans
ben, &lase anbdnsis gu ma9en.
MiIton.-M(s bic In Der Ndbe
pon bter mobnenbe Srau 2ars 9an=
ion bamit bei@dftist war, &erofnol
in ben &i9enofen gu sieben, erfolstt
eine grploton, bur@ mel9e bic Srar
auf Der Stele set0btet. unb Srduleir
Dotp, bic it9 i'm 3immer befano,
l9limm uerlest murbe. Srau San
ion mar erit iett einem Sabre perbei
| rathet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-30
nit dem
meh|thau.

Es list Elm trauriger Anblick,
feline Fruchtbaume durch den
Mehlthau ruinirt zu sehen. Man
kann sic gleich Won den ubrigen
unterscheiden. Dieselben erholen
SIGH nachher ME, sondern bleiben
klein und krankhaft. -
Aber noch schlimmer ist es,
wenn Elm solch giftiger Mehlthau
die Kinder befallt. Cute Gesund-
heit list Elm Naturrecht der Kinder.
Aber manche Won linen bekom-
men hire Rechte NIGHT. Wahrend
die ubrigen gross und stark wer-
den, bleiben die anderen klein und
schwach.
SCOTS Emulsion kann dieser
Krankheit Einhalt %gebieten. Els
gibt keinen Grund, warum Elm
Kind klein bleiben sollte. SCOTS
Emulsion list cine Medizin, welche
cine Menge Kraft und Starke Won
der Art enthalt, dass sic den
Wachsthum befordert.
SCOTS Emulsion bewirkt, dass
die Kinder wachsen, dass sic essen,
schlafen und spielen. Glib dem
schwachen Kinde cine Gelegen-
heit. SCOTS Emulsion wird es
dahin bringen, dass es die ubrigsn
einholt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-30
einholt.

6oipital unb vWo:
mans @uilb 6au" in @%erbinbuns
nit benz ct. Columbus Soipital auf
Der @bite Garth Snbianer Nsentur
brannteu Samitas Na@t nieber.
Oulutb - &apttdn 8. ..
@aiuarb, 8unbesinsenieur fur SluB:
unb Observation-Disclosures am Gate
Superior, bat loeben feline idbrli@e
Marineitatiitif bes Duluth Superior
6afens fir bas Sabr 1901 per0Hent=
li@t. Das Document lit uon bobem
Snterei1e. Ser @%eiammtbetras ber
Sra@t, mel@e antam uno melde uers
l@tdt murbe, belief iib auf 12,973,s
l373 Sonnen Netto - cine 3unabme
BON 1888, 1913 Eonnen I'M @erslei9
NIT 1900. Der @eiammtrpertb bte=
ies enormen @erfebrS mdbrenb Der
Sdtffsfabrtlatlon bestfert itd auf
$161, 3O5, s19, ober $26, 149, 623
mebr als i'm 0oriabre. Ser Oulutb
Superior 6afen banobabte mebr ais
tret Stebtsl aaer Sra6t, mel9e in bic
fem Sabre bur9 ben Sault &anal
paiitrte. Bon benz 8a6stbum bes
acknowledgements III btelem Bunfte
fam man it@ etnen bei1eren 8esriff
MAIDEN, menn man in 8etra6t siebt,
baB it6 Der geiammtbetras bes Bin
n~enieebanbels in bieiem Safen i'm
Sabre 1895 auf 6,325,o51 Eouneu
Neito unb Der @eiammtmertb berlel=
BEN auf $95. 600, 900 besifferte. Ser
Eennensebalt unb Der We,tb Der be-
forberten Sra9t bat it6 alio In feds
Sabren mebr als p%erboppelt.
StYaul. = &apttdn 80 s.
Wtlep pom Sta6e bes @ouuerneurs
uno Bermalter bes 3eusbauie Is in ct.
Yaul, 1T in ben Stab beS 8risaoe
generals @. g.. Benb ais Otbon=
ansoHi5ier ueriest worben. Die Ser
iebuns bes &apitdns Bilep, mel9e Ell
ner 8eforberuns slei9fommt, fret,t
Elm neues Department TN Otenite Der
Electromagnetic pom Minuelsta uuo
mirb einen mi6ttsen Saftor in Ben
|idbrli6en 2aserinitruttionen biloen
&apitdn 8ilep bat bic Nufii6t iiber
bic auf benz Safe gitp 2%asersruno i'm
gau besrifenen SdieBitdnbe unb
mirb bte neueiten Wetbooen oes S9ei=
beni6ieBens einfibren. = Die Ser
malter Der lanomirtbl6aftli9en Se
ie0l9aft BON Minnelota baben $780,
600 pom ibrem ueberl9uB bel Settle
seleat, INN i'm Sale elmer resne,il9en
Sairmode Sirlorse treffeu gu tonnen.
Wett bielem 8etras in Der &aiie lit
ni@t gu beflrdten, bab bic @elea=
ldaft ni9t allen 8erbinoli6teiten na9-
tommen fann, io0te Supiter Yluuius
Der Musiteuuns einen Belu6 abftatten.
Sn ben lebten paar Sabren mar bas
Wetter mdbrenb Der ,Sairuode ldon,
unb bas gi%ntrittsSelo Der Seiu9er
itr0mte MIR 10 tn bic Gaile. aber un=
ter benz we9lelnben Wenbe tann es
ia ntdt INNER 10 bleiben unb aus bic.
fem @runSe bat li9 bic 8ermaltuns
tir ale Sale uorseieben.
N 2eibt @elb BET 6 8. Nt=
moob. gr bat 800, 600 gu uerleiben
gu niebrigen i3tnSraten. 7s2mts
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