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The Newtown bee., 1902-05-09
DEATH OF JOHN A. ERICKSON.

John A. Erickson, an excellent
Swedish citizen, died on Tuesday,
April 26, from cancer of the stomach.
He went to New York hospital some
weeks ago but was told he could not
be helped and that he could not live
longer than six weeks. He came home
and the sad prediction or the New
York surgeons proved true. He is
survived by wife and one child. The
funeral was attended on Friday,
April rs, from the Swedish CongreRa-
tional church. The pail bearers were
Carl Anderson, John Carlson, Oscar
Larson, Oscar Peterson, Albert Oberg,
and John Peterson. Rev Mr. Daniel
son, the pastor of the Swedish Congre-
gational church, officiated. Under.
taker G. B. Beers had the arrange.
ments in charge.
The Newtown bee., 1902-05-09
THE VAN rNaEN RESIDENCE.

Work on the improvements at the
Van Ingen resid ence is being rapidly
pushed, force of from 40 to 60 men,
masons and carpenters, being engaged
1t will probably take at least two
months to complete the work. Mr.
Van Ingen is now having reservoir
constructed on the place he owns op-
pOsite Nus Carhart's. Italians are
now blasting out the rock. The other
day blast went off prematurely,
damaging the windows of the cottage.
The workmen had neglected to anchor
the blast with logs, as instructed.
Architect RosSlter and the Misses
Van Ingen were in town on Friday,
looking through the house. Few peo-
pie have an idea Of the magnitude of
the imprc vements Mr. Van Ingen is
making. He will have the largest and
most valuable residence in Washing
ton, the building being fully $50 feet
from end to end.
A. 9. Titus has done a very elabor-
ate and thorough job of papering and
wall decorating in the summer cottage
of w. L. Van Sinderen.
Gustavus Carlson has two horses,
one bought in Bantam of Mr. Richard
son and one in Litchfield.
Editor A. P. Smith of The New
TOWN BEE was pleasantly entertained
at dinner, Saturday, by Hon J. c.
Brinsmade.
w. w. Wilson has been making
some extensive repairs about the
buildings of w. l.. Van Sinderen. He
has taken the contract to make extern
sive repairs on the Frank Farrand
place, now owned by Allan Robinson
He is shortly to put new roofs on the
buildings of Mrs Carhart.
Fl. P. Atwood of Watertown, Charles
Carlson and John Schroeder Of New
York are boarding with Mr. and Mrs
G. B. Beers.
Gustavus Carlson has the frame out
for a new barn on the Finn place.
Richard Bacon has the contract.
G. w. Laid of Deertield, Mass, has
been engaged by Benjamin Seeley to
take charge Of his Good Hill farm,
which com prises 500 acres more or less.
The Newtown bee., 1902-05-09

us with relatives in Waterbury, for Il
week.
The inhabitants of the surrounding
trout streams are in a state of panic
over the appearance in their midst of
Milo Richardson, Jr.
The Y. M. c. A. of Pittstield will
send strong team, next Saturday,
May 10, to convince the Lime Rock
baseball club that they don't know
how to play. Perhaps!
The Newtown bee., 1902-05-09
ROXBURY.
ARBOR DAY DISCREPANCIES.

ARBOR DAY OBSERVANCES.
Arbor day was observed at the dis
trict school. The morning was spent
cleaning the school room and the aft
ernoon in planting trees. Appropriate
selections were read and recited.
The presiding elder held service
at the Methodist church, Sunday aft
ernoon.
Mrs Leverett Castle has returned
from visit spent in Canaan with her
sister.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Preston enter
tanned Mr. Preston's cousin, Mr. Hill
dreth and family of Brooklyn, last
week.
The New England Quartz Co. are
putting in a side track at Roxbur,
Falls. They have just raised store
house, 6Ox1OO feet.
Allan Hurlburt of Hoboken spen
Sunday at his fathers, George w
Hurlburt's.
William Salisbury is quite sick witt
grip.
Mrs Samuel Roswell died at he
home, Wednesday, April %, aged I
years. Tie funeral was attende
from her late residence, Friday, Apr
| Is, Rev Mr. Humphrey officiating. TIL
burial was in the Castle street GENE
terry. Mrs Roswell is survived by he
husband.
Miss Rachel Minor, who has bee
spending the winter in Bridgeport, r.
turned home, last Friday. Miss Mine
expects to spend the summer with he
mother, Mrs e. B. Minor.
HOLSTER Sage of South Britain
running a team through the easter
part of the town twice week gathe
ing cream
The Newtown bee., 1902-05-09
Ten Pages.
LITCHFIELD COUNTY.
WASHINGTON.
600
4O75

ATHLETIC FIELD DAY.
A field day contest was pulled off
here between the two schools at the
Green and at the Depot, on the after
noon Of Arbor day, resulting in favor
of the Depot boys by score of II to
%. 1t was intended that the New
Preston school should also compete, but
several cases of measles closed the
school, which broke up their team and
prevented their taking part, making
the event less interesting, though both
teams showed marked ability and a
presence of fine material. The prin-
cipal members of the Hollow team
we're: William Gustafson, George
Bacon, Robert Rydin, Harry Ryan
der and Herbert Hallock, while those
of the Green team were Gunnard Ry-
den, Curtiss Woodruff and Eliada
Thayer. Below is a score Of the com.
petition, the name of winner and
distance: .
Bar vault, Gustafson, it,, 10 in.
Team of four, tug of war, Depot,
in.
Pole vault, Rydin, Gustafson, IT,.
Gin.
Hop, step and jump, Ryden, Bacon,
q IT,, ir
Shot put, Rydin, % it,, 8 in.
Hammer throw, Rydin, So TT.
Stand high jump, Rydin, Gustafson
80 in.
Stand broad jump, Bacon, 7 TT.
Run high jump, Gustafson, so in.
Run broad jump, Gustafson, IL IT,,
in.
i SO yard dash, Bacon.
22O yard run, Bacon.
The Newtown bee., 1902-05-09
BETHLEHEM.
NEWS TERSELY TOLD

NEWS TERsELY TOLD.
A petition is being circulated for a
r. E. D. route to 60 through the east
part OF the town to start from Water.
town. >. >@~. .
y Mrs G. H. Randall is growing worse,
does not take any, food now and is
growing weaker and suffering consid-
cradle pain. j
B. H. johnson Of Winsted, general
agent and expert Of the Deering Har-
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sOUTHvILLE.

NOTES FROM THE RIVERSIDE VILLAGE.
+ Housekeepers are very busy cleaning
house and getting ready for hot
weather.
Barnum Bros. took business trip to
Danbury, last Saturday.
William Shepard of Manga tuck was
a guest of Mr. and Mrs Walter Bristol
recently.
Mrs H. M. Jessup and Mrs B. Peck
were guests of Mrs L. Welton, one day
last week.
Mrs J. Coe entertained Mrs S. P.
Clark part of last week.
A pair of black horses and new wag'
on were sent out by Clark Bros to MI
Coe, last week.
The Newtown bee., 1902-05-09
BULLS BRIDGE.

sOMETHIN' DOM HERE.
M. B. Lane was in Bridgeport on
business, last week.
Elmer Potter, who has visited his
parents, returned to Waterbury, Thurs
day.
Mott Judd received word, last week,
of the death of his niece, Mrs Lucy
Kilbourn, whose home was in Water
bury. She was the daughter of Noah
Hatch of New Preston.
Mrs George Stone and Mrs Elmer
Potter were in Pawling, N. Y, one
day last week.
Miss Hulda Mallory was surprised,
last Thursday evening, by several OF
her young friends, who came into spend
the evening with her, it being her 10th
birthday. She had number of nice
presents and all enjoyed the surprise.
The Newtown bee., 1902-05-09

Fellow druggists corroborate our
praise Of RamOn's Nerve and Bone Oil,
as shown by the following statement of
G. G. Mcclure & Son, KY; "Ramon's
Nerve and Bone Oil is the best lini-
ment we ever handled. 1t can't be
equaled.1 It is a sure cure for
rheumatism, cuts, bruises, burns,
sprains, etc. Invaluable for stock. "
Large bottles Is cents. II. E. Mott,
Newtown; S. c. Bull & Co., Sandy
Hook; S. J. Park, Trumbull; w. B.
Hawley, Sherman; E. A. Honan, Gay
louisville
The Newtown bee., 1902-05-09

and cheerfulneSS soon
disappear when the kid
neys are out of order
or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
that it is not uncommon
for a child to BE- born
afflicted with weak kid
neys. II the child URN.
ates too often if the
The Newtown bee., 1902-05-09

tai college,, tuesday evening, 1uay o.
A son was born to Mr. and MIS-
George Becroft, Sunday morning, May
The Newtown bee., 1902-05-09

There are people who proudly boast
of "blue blood" but we would rather
see them enjoy that pure, rich, red
blood imputed to those who use Ra-
mons Iron Tonic. 1t removes the
pimples and 'blotches and makes the
skin soft, clear, smooth and pleasing to
look upon. Large pint bottles, 81. H.
E. Mott, Newtown; S. c. Bull & Co.,
Sandy Hook; S. J. Parks, Trumbull;
E. A. Honan, Charlottesville; w. L.
Hawley, Sherman.
Mrs S. E. Hammack, of Hammack,
KY, writes: "With pleasure l recon-
mend Ramon's Liver Pills and Tonic
Pellets. I have used them myself for
several years, and can testify as to
their efficiency in sick headache and
other troubles peculiar to our SEX"
The entire treatment for only 25c.
H. E. Mott, Newtown; S. c. Bull & Co.,
Sandy Hook; S. J. Park, Trumbull; w.
B. Hawley, Sherman; E. A. Honan,
Gaylordsville.
The Newtown bee., 1902-05-09
Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, dis
courages and lessons ambition; beauty, vigor
The Newtown bee., 1902-05-09
CARL BADER,

wAsHINGTON:DEPOT MARKET,
Washington Depot.
At full line Of meats always On hand. Gam
In he season. Meats always Of prime quality.
and prices reasonable.
The Newtown bee., 1902-05-09

by druggists. in fifty
cent and one ,..ilal
sizes. You may have, I
sample bottle by mai
frnn also narnnhlef tell
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ND. 1896.

nt'ter Signor 9saii inb Dem Shas.
antsminiiter Signor 81 9roalio.
SaS &abinett Sarraco batte ieiner
sieit reiignirt, na6oem es am 6. sse.
bruar porigen Sabres na1 mebrtGgi.
Ger 0ebatte I'M 9lbgeoronetenbaule
nit 31S gegen 102 Stinlnen IN Ser
,Sraae Der Iufl0iltug Der Slrbeiter.
bnrie in 9enua eine poIitil6e geieDer.
lage erlitten bate.
q m 81. syebr.
Ger glibof Sobn Sc. Sarlep in
yteip 9)ort gilt oils elm @egner oes
erabilfofs Gorrigan, neil er nab
Dem Sooe oes Cardinals WtcGlosfep,
Die Termination Des Gr5biidofs Cor.
rlaan bef1mpite, lmb fir Or. Wtc-
@lpnn III ole S6ranfen trat. Do
pohl ieitoem aae Sii6ofsiise in Der
&tr6enpropin5 SEEM Dorf, nit g(us-
nohme oeiien bon Ho6elter periuaiit
iparen blieb bie @ef0roerlng Serrn
,Sarlep's aus. Sm @atican miro es
perneint, baB Der 8iidof Wc0onnea
allm Soaoiutor oes Gr5biI6ofs Cor.
ri9au ernannt peroen iou, nno es
miro 5uglei9 perii6ert, baB gerabe
Serr Sarlep auf @llnib bes gras
biihots allf oieien tpidtigen Soften
berllfen peroen ipiiroe. Solte oa.
aeaen Die @rsbio5eie gsep Dorf se.
iteilt iperhen, 10 miro Die neue 9io.
aeie oem giibof SarIep unteriteIt
merSeu.
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bert gunbesafte on5uempfebleu. gr
iol iibrigens NIT Der einitbldgigen
Materie berporrageno oertraut iein.
&rtiugfang traf i'm gan5 suidllig,
iino erneuerten lie erfreut cine altc
Setannti6aft, bis iib oann Die @e-
I1iltber erbisten. S9lieBlid) be.
rrbiaten iie iiG ilnb GirBerte Der Ge-
ienbte beim S6eiben: oSie wiIien
nur ipenigitens, pie id ii6er Die
Sade Denfe."
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Ser Snielfaui lit approbirt.

@ a ibingtom 9. g., II. Se6r.
Der Senat ratifi5irte beltte ben
Sertrag betreffs glutaufs Der oa-
niid)-peltinoiiden sSlieln obne i'm
I'M 8eriuglten ab5ltdnoern.
Ser Senot brauhte mir cine
reihlihe StllnOe 3eit, INN 0en Ser
trag Dlrb5ilberatben Der Die S5nlelu
st. Sbomas, ct. Sobn mlo ct.
Groir, Die 5u oen shltilleu geb0renO,
oas bisberige odniibe 8eitinOien
biloeteu, oen Ser. Staaten iibertra.
gen ioa. Sic licgen 0itli6 bon
Sorto Gico iuIo biloen geograpbilb
elm 3ubebor gum ameritaniiden
SeItlanOe.
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MuSIanD.
SentidfanS.

Soutbampton, 16. SSebr.
Ger 9oupfer .&ronprin5 @il.
beim" bonn n&orSbeutideu 2lopo",
ailf ipeldem ii9 Der Brin5 Seinrid
bon BreuBen befinoet, traf beute
Morgen bier ein. Die Sabrt bon
Sremerbapen perIief ereigniBlos.
Der u8ronprin3 @ilhelm" fubr bon
9remerbaperi aus Die @eier bin.
unter, beren beioe llfer cine Di6te
9Rerlhenmenge einrabmten, iiber
meldler elm polfenloier Simmel iib
ipolbte. Sur Mittagsitllnoe eri6ien
Der Brin5 nit ieinem @efolge i'm
groben Speiieaal, uno nabm in
einem Ilfopen iiber bemielben ieinen
Slas elm. 8dbrenb Der Wabl5eit
ipielte Die Sbiffsfapelle oeilti6e unO
amerifaniibe @eiien. SelbItper.
iianolih mar bie gauge gufmerfiaru.
feit Der 8eieaitaft auf Ben Brin5en
geridtet, Der oas aber nibt 5u be-
ad,tcn idieu. Ma6 Dem Wittass-
mable perbra6te Ser Bring cine
StinDe i'm &a,r6- Gallon.
sssn elmer unterreoing erflarte er
beitte mieoerum, melhes 8ergniigen
es inn bereite, Die Ser. Staaten 5u
heiuhen, ino er fiigte bir5u: rSie
piIlen oieleidt rift, baB Der leste
Wtann, Dem i6 Dor ueiaer sl6retie
Die Sano Driifte, elm glnerifaner
mar. numlih Der 9erliner Sertreter
Der usIiiociirten Rreiie".
I'm balb II llbr beute Morgen
muroen Die Sniel gSigbt uno Die
Sorts bon 8ortsmoutb eeiihtet. GS
luar Elm berrliher Gag elm Gag poa
Sonneni9ein. Wit flingenbem
Spiel uno prd1tia beflagst fubr Der
9anlpfer IN BEN Safen bon
Soutbanpton elm, Dem God oes
,Norooeutiden 9lopo" su. Der
Yrins Seinrif blieb auf Der &om-
manoobriide oes SampferS bis Die
0fitelieoer Der be,iti6en 9otifaft
bon 2onoon Die beiouoers 5u Dem
3mcde bierber aefommen paren, lim
i'm 5u begriiBen, lih an gorO be-
iunoen. gr begab iih oam III iei.
nen Salon, no lie bon ibm EN-.
pfangen Dllr0en.
I'm 3 ltbr 9tabmittagS fubr Der
p&ronprin5 @ilbelm" na6 Gber.
bollrg ab.
Berlin. II. Sebr.
.lleberall", cine illritrierte Seit.
idriit fir Seer uno ,Slotte, bat cine
,slmerifu-9fummer" berausgegebeu.
aui Der Srontieite befinOeu lid Die
@iIoer Gaiier gSilbelms lmo bes
Erdiioenten Gouieuelt neben'
einanScr. 9ieie drummer entbdlt
cine Reihe 9lrtifel. Die iib nit Der
Snttpidellma Der sSlotte Der Ser
Staaten beid)Gftigcu. Gieieu folgen
SebeHSbeicbrcibumgcn bes ,SrGiioelt-
ten 9iooiepeltt mo Der buupridp.
lidIteu Sfii3iere Der olrerifoulben
Slpite mo bes amerifnniibeE @ee-
res, ierner cine Scbii0erlmg Ger G'r.
rlnlgenid)aiten Der slbmIrale 9emcp.
Gpons mb DER @euerGle 9tilea.
Gorbin un0 Werritt.
9e,rlin, II. Sebr.
Gum Nohiolger oe0e aus Der
Eonnliliion iiir oen 3oiltdrii ireI-
ipillla ausgeiflebcncu natIunnlli6e-
roleu 6reiberrn ScDl 81 @errn55cin
iii Der gleicbfolla uationolliberol;
HitterNutsbeiIter S>lllinS Sieg
(@rouben3 StrabaiwB) aelpdblt.
Der GbarlOttenburaer Snaenielu
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sDtole aab es einen iurbtbaren &ra6
uno Die umliegenoen SelDer bebef-
ten iih nit Den Sriirnmern oes Sau-
les. Gancu iaiiite nit IN Die Sobe,
mabreno ieine Satin lnO SproB.
linge ieitparts in Den S6nee pur5el.
ten. @unberbarer @eiie iino lie
iaumtli1 nidt i6limm perlest.
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3m Sobe Derbrannt.

IS o ce It ter, Maaii, 81. Sebr.
9ei einem 6eiier, pel6es bel,te
NOraen Die Hoie Tetit Srpbanage
Gil ser Sernitase Game 5erItorte, Der.
brannten 5suei &iuoer, Die oreijd9rige
Gera u. 2ouen uno Der pierjGbrige
Ghas. q. Soieu. Die anberen &inoer
lruroen gerettet. Srmt 8etit. Die
Soriteberin Ser slnltnlt, trl1g grano.
pitnOen an BEN Sdnoen oapon, oils
lie nit Der Hettllng Der ainoer be.
lfditiat mar. Der Sd)aoen miro
mebrere taltlen0 Collars betraoen.
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ltnsnfrieoene Spd)idiiler.

MansfieIo, g., 81. Sebr.
Gtiua 130 Sodldiiler befinben ii6
IN offeuer Sfebeaion gegen ben
S6ulratb ipeil Ser elm Serbpt
aeqen Oas Sragen BON 8laiienfarben
erlaiien bate. 9lls Die SGiiler ii9
ar bieies Serbot niht febrten iuur.
bcn tie ale BON Der S6ule ausge.
idlloiien. Wan eripartet, oaB cine
aroBe Sabl S6iiler aus Der Sduie
QeitoBen miro.
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&nflanS.
g II t a. Sransfaufaiieu,
Gerb ere. 90. sSebr.

~ ~ ", ~SluIlSiuhlu1tett
II. Sebruar.
Sic 9fobri6ter aus S6amafd
lnulen langiam eii:. Die Sabl Der
onrh has @ro6e6en in poriger @o6e
5crlt0rten Sauier betragt 1000, Die
Der iuu9efommeueu Wenihen 2000.
Sie meiiten Der 2egteren lino Srauen
unb ysmoer.
sluBer S6amafn baben "a Srt.
itlaften Der llnlgegeno ourb oaS
Grb6eben eelitten.
I'm oas llnbeil poll an MAIDEN,
hrodI in Der 9eabe bon Wtaralp, DIT.
lid Don S6amafo, elm ieuerlpeieu.
DER Berg mieoer ans, Der ieit
2angem als ausgebramt galt. Gem
&rofer entiteisen gelpaltise Slam.
men imo Supanalien.
Der sylub Uepn6aita bat ieinen
aaui geanSert. =
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Mmf bem GriegspfaSe.

$ benpiIIe S. g., 90. Sebr.
llmgeiabr 5pan5ig besuafinete
Snate-S SSn0ianer orobten anl Wtitt.
iuod,, Soloenpille nieber5ubrennen,
lie fonnten aber ibren 8orias nidt
ausfilhren, oa Der Wtari6aa 8ais
inspiiden cine groBe sln5abl ieiner
DEPUTIES na6 Der Srtlhaft geldidt
hotte. DtounDs itno 9eggs, 5lpei
neile Srtidaften al Der Srisco.Sabn,
marcn ebenfalls beorobt, lie ipurOen
aber 10 gut belpaht, oaB Die Hotb-
b1ute dllh bier ben Ingriff inter-
lieben. 2estere paren iGon leir
lGnaerer 3eit erbittert iiber Die Gnt.
Itebnng neuer slnIeolungen bon
@eiBen allf bem @ebiete Der Greet
sa0ianer lno' man befiir6tet jeBt
ernitlihe llllrltben, 5unlol Die Snafe-
sSnOianer ertiblolien ideinen, nidt
obne @iberltano ibr 2ano unter cine
cnoere Gontro1e als Die bisberige
gelangen 5u laiien. Der 9unoes-
inaribnn Bennett BON @tusfogee bot
cen @efebl erIalien, ale beiuaffneten
Snafe-sSnoimer 6lt berbaften.
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Sraufrcid.
Senoape. 81. sSe6r.

6liid,tlinge, mci6e bier aus Sara.
Qriia. Sponien eiutrefien. brinaen
.ebr beiugItineroe Shiloerrngen Der
cert berr o)en0en llnrlthen init. GS
tc6t. baB oie slrhciter entl9loiien
no. ooS SooS ibrer fatalouiiben
Saltcroben 5il tbeilen. Die Sage lit
10 GrobenD. DaB Die spoblba6enben
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SMS /. Mfrifa.
8ret oria. Is. fsebr.

ScuVIeIlD lou DertIleIle SSIIuitIeTls
ten am IL. Se6ruar Den &lip Hiper,
iiiolib BON johannesburg abpa.
tronllllrten, ltieben lie auf bas 8e.
hoft zines 2anopirtbs, bas lie iofort
ilm5tngelten, tpeil lie permutbeten,
oaB 9lrren BORT perborgen iparen.
alus oem SGtie flob aber mlr elm
Bur, auf beiieu @erfolgung iib Die
@nglanoer iofort aliflna6teu. Ger
Sur erflomm elm Sopie, natiirlih
liefen Die idlailen 9riten binter i'm
ber. &aim Daren lie a6er in Der
gs1be bes aopie, Da ipitroe bon BORT
aus pom 6rci beri6ieoenen Soften
elm moroerild,es sSeuer auf lie croft.
net. @be iih's ste SSobn Bulls per.
iaben, itedtem lie in einem 10 ih0nen
SlnterDalt, pie lieb ibn nnr ibr
i1limnllter Seino piini6en fonl1te.
An cine TertbeiOtsilng mar abiolut
niGt an -Denten, bod ntabten abt
Der britiifen Sffiaiere penieitens
Cen @eriu6, ii6 nit ibren &arabi,
nern etiphs 5u ipebreu. Bel Dem
Sample fielen alf Seiten Der gng'
ldnoer 5tDei Sffiaiere uno 5ebn
Wtalm, unb mebrere StftStere ioDte
niersig Mann ipurben peripunoet,
ebe es Der Srltppe nl0glicb lpar, iid
unter ben Sbus eines 8lodbauies
5u flii6ten.
2on6on, 90. sSebr.
Cine Ibtbeilung Der Scots 8rep's
q. Sraaoner.Eeginlent), zines Der
itolaeIten britilden Heiterregimenter,
Iuurbe bel Slip Dam bon ben grren
obaeidnitten. Ger Wfajor 6. @. sc.
Sieloen. Der Gittmeiiter 6. Usher
lub feds 0arn rpurben i6iper per.
iultnoet. 3pei Wann rpurDen ge-
tGhtet uno 46 iieien ben 9uren OILS
0efanaene in 0ie Sdnoe.
Die Meuiafeit puroe bon bem 2oro
Sitdaener IN elmer bon Hretoria,
Mlittluod, Den 10. Sebruar, oatirten
Eepeihe gernelbet.
Sie Scots 8rep's biloeten einen
Sheil Der Golonne bes Generals Gil.
Bert sSamilton, welde auf 9tigel 5u
marihirte. Die golonne ltieB am
1S. ssebruar BEL Slip Dam NIT gu.
rem slliammen. Sn Dem @eie6te
m,rbe Ole obenertpGbnte s(btbeiling
abaeifnitten uno ,tnl5inaelt. Der
General Samilton NOR ni6t I'M
Stan0e, Die Buren, aus ibrer Stel.
lllna sr pertreiben uno ieste oes.
holb ieinen Warl6 nod geigel fort.
Tie 9rlren lieBen Die gefangenen
0ragoner pieber lauien, na6oem lie
linen @affen uno Wtlutition abge.
Gonmen Datten.
9riiiiel, 20. Sebr. |
SSn hieiiaen 9,,renfreiIen lit man
Ser slnli6t, oaB Der Eraiioert &rii.
GER Die Der. Staaten beiu6en miro,
menn Die Serren @olmaranS mp
S2eiielS. na1 Grforidl,neen on Srt
uno Stelle. Die Heiie empieblen
iollten.
.Sr. Griiger befinoet ii6 bei better
@enmb6eit. Seine gler5te iimb Ger
9liH.ht. buB er Die Sieiie wdbreno Der
0liten SSobres5eit obne Geiabr unter.
neblnen f0nne.
Gie Serren @olmaratS lrnb @ei.
iel$ merben einen Wonat lang III
9llnlrita blei6eu.
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Der ipiitbehSe Wa.
81 q IN Mnrf 2l sSehr

" { 10 y y ~ ONVt'
Ger dineiiibe @eianote @uting'
inus aerieth bier in bea @anbel.
nanaen eiueS !Sotels Der oberen
Staot init Dem ebemaligen Siirger.
meiiter BON Gan Sraucisco, SameS
9. Ybelon megen Der Gbineien-@in.
manoerunsSiraee in einen 10 beiti-
aen @ortwe6iel. baB ale Gaiianten
animerften ,no iteben blieben. Bbe.
laii aebort elmer siborbnuna alL
mclhe ole 9unoesbauptitabt @oib.
inaton mtigeill6t bate, nm Dos
Observation-Disclosures Der Die Gbineien
bon Der GintuanOeruns auSi3lieBen.
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Giir Yrina Seinrid.
sc e 10 Morf. 81. fSebr

~ w ~ ~ ~ ALs OWL
8on alien seltlibfeiten, Die 5u
ehrcn bes Trinaen Seinrid bier per-
allltaltet iperoen, miro ipobl cine Der
glan5enblien lmb foitipieligIten oas
..Slnhepn" iein, ipeld)es am nG6lten
sgiiftno6 bel Sberrp's itattfiuOet uno
on Dem MIR @roBfapitaliiten oils
Gertreter Der Sinan5- imo @ei1dfts-
melt tbeilnebmen peroen. S. Hier.
pent Morgan itebt on Der Spise bes
SorbereitungS Iusibmiies. 0ieier
g.usihub mill Dem Yrin5en 1mD lei.
nem @eiolge bas Seite porfiibren,
ras Die amerifanii6e Slide 5il leiIten
i'm Stqnbe it, uno 5u oieiem 3ipede
feinc Mfittel i1euen. ia es beiBt, oaB
bieles sSeltmabl on lleppigfeit ilno
0lans alies porber 9ageipeiene iiber.
treiien ioa. Ser Hril5 uuo feline
Goitaeber meroen bon Sienern Inn.
aeben iein, Die IN ibrer Sraht 10 aus
iehen merben, ais ipGren lie ioeben
aus einem @enlGloe berausgetreten
bos elm Seit aus Der 3eit @eorsS bes
Gierten perani6auli6en ioa. Die
amtse 2ipree lit genau iener no6ge.
biloet. Die am Sofe oieies peridpen.
oeriiden aonigs iibli6 war.
ct. 2ouis, Wfo., 81. Sebr.
9as ans feinltem @olo ,tuo Silher
berQeitellte &altden, pel6es Der
Miupor @eas Dem Yriu5en Seinrib
als eiu sluoenfeu on bie Stabt ct.
2puiS iiberreiben miro, lit Is Soa
lang. Az 3oa brett, Az 3oa bod
unS nit perihiebenen, aus Dem gOel.
metall uerfertigten, banbgetriebenen
lmb ihon emaillirten Gelief.Signren
perieben. @obl Die prG6tigite 3ier
lit om Sefel. Sic 5eiet bas @appen
oet Stobt ct. 2oiis. an ieiner eineu
Seite Den amerifanii6en, on ser
onberen oen preuBiihen gloler; IN
Der Witte Der Staoti6liiliel, oben
rmo ulIten berausrageno uno an Der
unteren Seite einige &ergiBmein.
uiht beriibreno. 9as Snnere bes
SGit6ens lit nit blauer Seioe gefiit.
teri. Sas &Glthen rubt in einer
idmaraen, nit rotbem Samnet Der.
brGrnten 2ebertaihe. gs miro oie
aui Bersament funltpca ausgefiibrte
SegriiBungSa6reiie entbalten.
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SSamilien ii6er Ole Gren5e ilieber.
Die 9tilit1rbeb0rben baben Die Sii.
az! Der &egierung ergriffeu.
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iuhren. @urroips bon stid)igan
hielt cine slllreoe, Die ii6 ipeniger
nit Der porliegenOen 8orlage ais nit
ser Gage auf oen Bbilippinen nno
uniere SteIlung 5u ienen Suleln be-
ic1Iftiutp
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GefabrliG, absr ihaolos.

@reenSbura Ea.. rs. 6ebr.
Che ieine Satin umo ainber lid
erboben, nlabte slntonio Souco, ein
MohlengrGber in Grabtree, ii6 bellte
iriib an Die @rbeit, 3pnamit i'm
ao@oien auialtbauen. Wfit einem
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Gum Nod)iolgcr oeas aus Der
gomnliilion iiir oen 3olltorii irei-
pillrg ausgeihiebcneu natiounlli6e.
roleu tSreiberru Scpl 81 @errA55cin
iii Ger 9leidfalla uationollibeyol;
9iitterNutsbeiIter SuliuS SieB
(@rorben3 StrabairBD lepGblt.
Der Gbarlottelbur9er SnaenIeln