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POSTER PRINTERS UNITE.
Parties to the Combine Deny That It
Is a Trust.

Buffalo. n. Y, Nov. Representatives.
of a number of lithographing firms which
have held several meetings in this city an
nounce that organization has been
perfected which Will he tnow1 as the Pos
ter Printers association. The headquar
ters will be il. New York and the cOnstit-
uent concerns are as follows:
The Courier company of Buffalo, the
Metropolitan Printing company of New
York, the Secrs Lithographing company of
New York. the Miner Lithographing COM
pany of New York. the Donaldson Lith-
ographing company Of Cincinnati the Erie
Lithographing company OF Erie Pa. the
Thomas and Wylie company of New York.
the Enquirer job Printing office in Gin
cinnati. the w. J. Morgan company Of
Cleveland, the J. Ottoman Lithographing
company of New York. the Federal Lith-
ographing company of New York, the
American Show Printing company of Mil
Waukee, the Riverside Printing company of
Milwaukee and the Calvert Lithographing
company of Detroit.
1t is expected that a number of other
establishments VIII join the association
The following officers were elected:
Preside Mt. II. c. Miner, New ork; vice
president. William Donaldson, Cincin-
natl; secretary and treasurer. George J
Cook, New York, executive committee.
George Bleistein. Buffalo. F. J. Walker,
Erie. and S. Pfen ir., Milwaukee.
The forming of a trust is denied by those
Interested
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from moving train at Fifteenth street
He expected the train to stop at the
junction but 1t did not and ne risksd
the jump rather than take a trip to
Usage City. A few cuts and bruises
about the head were the extent of The
damages.
]. F. Shearman. clerk of the federal
court al Wichita, says that the Seventh
district will line up for the Seventh dis
trict man for United States senator who
can be elected. He saws if Long devel-
ops more strength than Stanley the Sew
enth will unite upon him, but if Stanley
proves to be the stronger he will even
tually get the support of that part of
the state.
A number of the city officials went to
Leavenworth today to attend a meeting
of the Municipal league. More will go
Friday The Santa Fe furnished free
transportation to all the city officers
who desired to make the trip The busf-
ness before the meeting is the consider
alton of the city charter act which has
been drawn up by w A S Bird and
viii be presented to the next legislature.
The Boutwel1-Ernest mill was ar
ranged in the court of Topeka ENednes-
4 day afternoon. when Fred Boutwell, s[as
fined SIS and costs for shifting Jasper
Ernest with a club Boutwell, repre-
scented the Independent ticket at the
| Wanamaker polling place on election
1 day. and the disturbance started when
| he challenged Ernest's vote Ernest
objected to the challenge, and Boutwell,
found it convenient to land on him with
a club.
Senator c. F. Hurren was in Topeka
yesterday and the rumor has been start
! ed by somebody that he has been Of
fered the appointment as judge in the
Jackson Jefferson district next year if
he will not support Curtis for senator.
As Governor-elect Bailey will make the
appointment, if one is made and as he
| is staying close by the bedside of his
father and paying no attention to po-
! litical matters, there is probably nothing
in the rumor at this time.
Senator Harris tells a Washington
newspaper that there is strong senti-
ment for tariff revision in Kansas. The
| Iowa idea has spread to our state" he
says. While the congressman are
/ standing pat as ordered by Senator
Hanna, they are aware of the real SEN
timent. Issues have not yet been defin-
! itely formed in Kansas. The people re-
CARELESS of party. are interested in
that will be the issue In the next cam
paign.'
Another effort is being made to or
ganize fraternities at Washburn college
the latest one to be started being this
/ Pi Phi chapter. This OrganiZa ton will
/ hold it's first social function Friday
| evening at the home of l. Snattinger
The officers who have been elected are
! Martin Van Buren, Van De Mark, presi-
R. H. Steele, secretary; Irving Snat.
finger, treasurer 1t is not yet known
whether the faculty will allow the fra.
ternity TO exist, but the chances are thai
| it WILL as many Of the faculty members
| are fraternity men.
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He WILL FIGHT.
Fusion Candidate for Governor
Says He Will Contest.
Thinks Enough Votes to Elect
Him We're Thrown Out.
GIVES SOME FIGURES.
These Do Not Indicate That He
Would Win.
May Result in Testing the New
Ballot Law.
GIVES SOME FIGURES.

A Kansas City fusion organ has I'M
earthed gigantic frauds" in the Kan
sas election. 1t claims to have received
warning before the election that the
frauds would be perpetrated and the fu-
sionists counted out by order of the Re
publican leaders. but the fraud has
just been discovered.
The alleged fraud consisted in throw
ing out ballots which were claimed to
be defective under the new ballot law
and the Kansas City paper claims that
enough fusion ballots were rejected to
have elected Craddock and the entire
fusion ticket 1t publishes a dispatch
from C. NJ. Cole. fusion candidate for
congress in the Sixth district, saying
that 600 fusion ballots were thrown
out in that district. and another from
Vernon ]. Rose, fusion candidate in the
Seventh, estimating that 5000 fusion
votes were thrown out in that district
According to that claim there would be
200 fusion votes thrown out in
each county in the Seventh district. d
greater number than some of them cast.
1t is known, too, that good many Re
publican votes were thrown out, in some
instances more than fusion votes. In
Edwards county the rejected Republic
can ballots were so greatly in the ma
jority that it caused the election of a
fusionist to the legislature.
Statements are published from 20
counties in different parts of the state
showing the whole number of ballots re-
jected in some instances and in others
the estimated number of fusion ballots
rejected. These figures are as follows:
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The total number of fine ounces of gold
produced was 12.74e7 46 and of silver 174-
99S,573. the coinage value of the latter
being s22s 260,7oO.
Mr.. Roberts says that the industrial
consumption of the precious metals in the
world is estimated in round numbers at
$50 900 gold and 100000 silver.
The silver was depressed throughout the
year. The highest quotation on the Lon
don market was % IS pence on January
2 and the lowest "a 1915 in December.
The purchases on account of the govern
ment of India fell off heavily from the pre-
ceding year. The coinage of the Indian
mints for the eleven months ended with
February. 1902, was only 4S,507, 800 rupees
against $50 7S0,754 rupees in the same
months of the previous year. The demand
from China also declined. owing to the re-
tirement of most of the foreign troops
called there during the boxer troubles of
1900 While the troops were there. the
shipments of silver were exceptionally
large, and after their retirement silver
bars and Mexican dollars accumulated
at the seaports in unusual amounts, rem
dering further imports for the time unnec-
essary. The European demand for sill
yer for coinage purposes is light, as the
governments are pursuing the policy of
supplying needs for subsidiary coins by
the recoinage of full legal tender coins.
About 80 per cent of the silver output of
the United States is from silver ores, the
remainder being produced in conjunction
with lead and copper
After allowing for industrial consump-
ton the increase il the gold stocks of the
principal countries for the calendar year
1901 are estimated to have been approx
imately as follows:
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NURSING MOTHERS

A mothers poor health is bad
enough for the mother but
worse still for the nursing
baby.
Mothers find SCOTS Emul-
sion a nouris hing and
strengthening food. If the
breast milk is scanty or thin
SCOTS Emulsion will make it
rich and more abundant.
When mothers take SCOTS
Emulsion the babies share in
the benefits. Thin babies grow
fat. Weak babies get strong.
we1lsend you a iittleto Try. If you like
SCOTT & BOVINE, 4os Pearl street New Yak
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Pensions for Kansans.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.-The Following
pensions have been granted: Kansas
Original: William Eekart, Tescott. SO.
Increase: William McAlexander, May
eta, s12; Enoth Hill. Nickerson, IS; New
ton Crow, Goodland $40; Phillip Stone,
Ness City. So: Albert Mulligan, Effing-
ham. IS: Joseph Murphy, Whiting. $40;
Daniel Wells. Reno. s12; John Smaliey,
Goodland. $12; Omar Gregory, Hutchin-
SON IS: William Randolph, Beaumont,
s12; Edward Badger. Wichita. s24; Chris
tian Bixler. Hutchinson, $12; Nathan Nc
Wicker Mcpherson, s12.
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MONA DANFORTH SENTENCE
Deformed Girl Who Avenged Her
Wrongs Pleads Guilty.

Cambridge Mass, Nov. 13.-Nona K.
Danforth, the deformed birmingham
girl pleaded guilty today to manslaugh-
ter in causing the death of Andrew ].
Emery. whom she shot and killed at his
home in South birmingham on May II
last 1t was claimed that Emery had
led the young woman to believe that he
would marry her and that she shot him
upon learning that he had a wife and
children. She was sentenced to serve a
year and nine months in the Cambridge
house of correction.
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Aslean Amid Flames.

Breaking into a blazing home. some fire.
men lately dragged the sleeping inmates
from death. Fancied security, and death
near It's that way when you neglect
coughs and colds Don't do il. DR.. King s
New Discovery for Consumption gives per-
feet protection against all throat, chest
and lung troubles. Keep it nc5r and avoid
suffering, death and doctors bills. A tea
spoonful stops a late cough, persistent use
the most stubborn. Harmless and nice
tasting it's guaranteed to satisfy by Arm
old Drug Co, S21 North Kansas avenue.
Price soc and $1.oO Trial bottles free.
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School Bonds Carried.

Leavenworth. Nov 13.-The PROPOSE
ton to issue $50 900 in bonds for the
erection of a new high school building
was carried by 39S majority at the spc-
cial election. The vote was Ito out
of a registration of S,100 The PROPOSE
ton was carried in every ward except
the Fifth There was majority of both
men and women voters. Bonds running
80 years and bearing per cent. interest
probably will be issued January 1. Con-
tracts will be awarded for the building
and work besun early in the spring.
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Austrian Emperor Has Lum bago.

Vienna. Nov. 13.-In consequence of a
slight attack of Iumbago Emperor
Francis. Josephs usual Thursday recep-
ton at the palace was countermanded
TODAY. This action caused the spread
of alarming rumors regarding the en-
peror's illness until the facts were made
known.
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Club Women at Holton.

Holton, Kas.. Nov. 13.-The First dis
trict Federation of Women's clubs is
here for three days session. Fifty del
egates from different towns in the dis
trict represent the various literary and
musical societies Mrs. w. F. Thomp
son. of Seneca. president of the fedora
ton, is presiding. The sessions are held
i'll the Presbyterian church. Last night
a reception was rendered the visiting
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A Cooperative Telen hone.

Hiawatha. Kan, Nov 13-Hiawatha
men are contemplating another telephone
exchange, which will be run by the PEG
pie on the cooperative plan. The system
will be operated and controlled by sub
scribers The expense of the telephone
connections viii be only the actual cost
which is estimated at less than half the
charge made by the present exchange
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Low sleening Car Rates.

To St. Paul and Minneapolis. The Chi
cago Great Western railway has three
tourist sleeping cars per week to St.
Paul and Minneapolis. Rate for double
berth only $50. For particulars in
quire of any Chicago Great Western
agent or J. P. Elmer, G. P. A., Chicago,
Illinois.
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Fort Riley officer WEEDS.

Detroit. Nov. 13.-Miss Florence NJ.
Lyster Of this city was married last
night in Christ church to Captain Sam
uel Mcpherson Rutherford, Fourth cav
airy. u. S. A, who is stationed al Fort
Riley, Kas. After a wedding trip, on
which the home of Captain Rutherford.
a. Harrisburg, Pa, win be visited, the
connie will proceed to Fort Riley.
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al StartIinr Snrnrise.

Very few could believe in looking at a.
T. Hoadley, Il healthy. robust blacksmith
If Tilden Ind that for ten years he suf-
fered such tortures from rheumatism as
few could endure and live. But a wonder
mi change followed his taking Electric
Rifters 1.-Two bottles wholly cured me-"
he writes. land have not felt twinge
in over a year" They regulate the <.d
news pilrifv the blood and cure rheuma-
tisrn neuralgia, nervousness. improve di-
eestion and give perfect health. Try them.
Only soc At Arnold Drug CO.. S21 North
Kansas avenue
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Oil at Santa Rosa.

FL Paso. Tex, Nov. 1s-On of the
finest quality has been struck % miles
from Santa Rosa. n. Nj. a new town
on the Rock Island railway. The sink
ing further Of this we'll and the boring
of others will follow. Eastern oil men
who sunk this well, spending thousands
In doing so. believe that the region will
be a second Beaumont
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GOLD AND SILVER.
Output of the World as Estimated by
Director of the Mint.

Washington. Nov. 13.-George E. Rob
erts, director Of the mint has completed
his report on the production of the Drec-
ious metals for the calendar year 1901
The final figures for the worlds output by
countries are as follows:
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D;,nsr for Retiring Ambassadors.

Berlin. Nov lathe Italian ambas-
sador. Count Lame di Busca, will give
a dinner Saturday TO Ambassador White
and the Marquis de Noailles, the French
ambassador. who is also retiring.
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Noted House Burned.

Rouen, France, Nov. 13.-The fire
which broke on ct the Chateau d'Eu,
the seat OF the Due of Orleans. xester-
day evening, practically destroyed that
building. Only one wing, the chapel,
and the art treasures. were saved.
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rhe East Eastern Exnress

of the Michigan Central, leaving Chicago
3:o0 y m. daily, now arrives Buffalo
7:3O a. m. and New York 8:15 y. m,
and runs via Niagara Falls. y. ".
Ruggles, G. P. & T. A, Chicago.
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DAWN-ANTICEPATION.

The physical ills and needs of an expectant
mother have been the theme of thought and
study for ages, and all physicians know that
her peculiar condition requires an additional
aid to nature an elasticiher for the expand
ing muscles and strengthened for the sinews
upon which is brought the strain of child
weight; SO that the little one shall have per-
feet health and symmetry of form lubri-
eating balm that will enable her to go about
with grace and ease; quiet and steady nerves,
and her whole being acting tremendously
for the good of herself and child.
MOTHERS FRIEND, if used diligently through
out CESSATION, will soften the breasts, thereby
preventing cracked and sore nipples. All
tissues, muscles and tendons straining with
burden will soften, relax, become soothed,
supple and elastic from its continuous appli-
cation. All fbres in the abdominal region
will respond readily to the expanding cover
containing the embryo if MOTHERS FRIEND is
Enthusiastically allduring pregnancy.
OF druggist 500 per bottle
THE BRADFIELD RE1ULAT0 OR co., Atlanta, 0s.
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Zerland

Switzerland s500,00a
The only countries showing a loss during
the year are Norway, $,60O00G, and Rus
STA $4,000
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Mnrh INN GelbfmnrO.

STERLING, Su5., 80. SUM-. -
Ser rs Sabre ate 9enrp GanfielO
Don MorrtIon, SG8., bat in raienOer
Giferfu6t feline Inn flint Sabre jim
qere Satin ermprbet unb bann benz
eigenen 9u1etn Elm Gnbe gema4t.
Die 2eifen bes greifen G9epaare5
ipur0en 6eute frii6 BON elmer Derbetraz
t6eten Scooter, Die Die @ltern beiu6en
npute, in Der 0D6nung aufgefunoen.
Die Scooter brad Bel Dem entieBlt4en
Mnblid bepuBtIos %3uIammen un0 be-
finbet fi6 jeBt in beOentli6em 3uz
ftanbe. Gonfielo bate so Sabre nit
feiner Satin in gliidli6er g4e gez
ls6t. @rFt in leBter 3ett begunn er Die
langiG6rige 2eben5gefd6rtin bur4
grunoloie Gtferfu9t gu quGlen, sic
mar troB i6rer 70 Sabre nod ie6r ritz
fila uno BON Isben8fro6em Semperuz
rent, nGbreno er unter Der Qat ieiz
ner Is Sabre miibe unb gebre4li4
mar. Der uniinntge @erbodt, ben Der
@rei8 gegen feline riittge 5rau begte,
trie6 inn gu idredli4sm 9or6oben.
W}it einem 8eooIber ool6ra6te er Die
Shat.
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SamhEer ,,creann" acfranSc'.

Can 5ran3isco, 80. SUM-.
- Sine Gpe3iaIbepei9e aus Seattle,
@uI6., melOet, baB Der 9ampfer
Oregon" pel6er i'm @erte6r nit
Sap Nome in 9ienit itanO, auF Der
6a6rt in iintenOem 3ufanOe 9ut4
6ar6or, 2(la8fa, anlaufen muBte uno
bort gsitranOet an Der &iiite liegt.
Nuf Der 8eiie na4 benz gtOrOen be-
gam Der Oregon" e6e er 8ancouz
per Sslanb PaIiirt bate, itart gu
le6en, uno bic 9umpen muBten be-
ftGnoig in S6Gttgfeit bletben, UNI OaS
einoringenbe WaTer aus Dem 2aOe@
raume gu entfernen. SroB DteIer
G9pierigfeiten gelang es benz 9am>
pier, ieinen 8~eitimmungsort Sap
Nome gu errei8en. 9as @afer
itanb bamal5 3pet SUP tief i'm 2aoez
rdlm uno Die Maf6tnen nuren be-
f4Goigt. Capt. SeeleD enti8IoB ii6,
ben 9ampfer na4 ct. W}i4ael gu
bringsn uno bort ous6efern gu Iaiz
fen. Sebo4 baIO nu4 Der 4bfa3rt
DON Sap Home 9eriet6 bas Steuer@
ruoer in u~noronung. Gum Slid mar
gutes Wetter unb Der 64uOen lteB
5i6 not6Oiirftig ouf 6O6sr Gee aus
6efern. 9as 2ed nurbe BON Sag 3u
Sag gr0Ber, basNai7er i'm 2aOeruum
ftieq, unD Der 9ampfer befano ii4 in
itntenOem 3uitanOe. Qun entI4loB
ii6 Der GapitGn, ben nG4iten 9afen
0ut6 9ar6or an3uIaufen, no Oa5
@8iff an elmer ianOigen SteQe auf
ben Struno ~getrie6en nurbe. Wfun
glaubt, OaB Ou5 @4iff ii4 pieOer
flott MAIDEN ldBt. Nn 8OrO be5
Oregon" beftnOen Ii4 einige PaFaz
giere BON Sap g}Ome, i6re genoue3a6l
1T niht befdnnt.
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gpaniIde gduiuoIer in Werifu.

@tubt Merifo, 80. SUM-. -
9ier pirb semeIbet, boB cine beoeuz
tenbe Netp : gorter 2e6ensberii6ez
rungs : 9eieuI9aft BEN 9eI4dftsbez
trieb in Merito gan5 aufge6en min,
ell iie bur4 cine ipunti6e S9pinb<
lerbanbe, beren Srei6en fiir5li8 aufz
gebedt purbe, grOBe @erluite erlitten
bat. Die @auner Iolen einen ipftez
matif4en @erii6erungsf4pinbe ms
@ert geieBt baden. Der 8etrug muir
be in Der 8eiie ausgefI6rt, baB 6o6e
@srii6erungs : 9Olicen auFgenpmmen
purben unb bann bur9 l1nteri6iez
bung BON 2et9en anberer 2eute bic
Gompagnie erfoIgrei9 betrogen tpur>
be. SIN Staate Nueba 2eon foQ bic
GDmpagnie allein bur9 bieien
SApinbel einen @erluit bon $780,
900 erlitten haben-
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TaIi6miln3crs@ rrfitatte tlnO faIides
Ocln.

G6tcago, 80. SUM-. - Sn Ell
mem 6Qufe an 0eitz8unburenz un0
6a1i tebz@ traBe tpurOe BON 4rbettern,
bic nit Dem Qb6ru4 be5 8ebduoes
beI6Gftigt iinO, cine Derla1ene 6ali4s
miin3ertpertItGtte entOedt. Sic fanoen
i'm @rOgei6OB Elm ge6eimeS 8epDl6e,
in tpel6em 6ali6miin8en i'm 8etrage
BON $4,000 unb 9ruderplatten our
Mnfertigung bon 9upiergel0, barunz
ter $1OOOzNoten, auf6epabrt tpUren.
Die @erfitdtte mar 76on ldngit i'm
@ti6e gelafien, 0ermut6li4 Ratten bic
Taf8miin3er cine gntoedung be-
fiir9tet unb Nue5 Ite4en uno lte9en
gelafsn. GapitGn 9Orter, OOm 8unz
Oesge6eimbienit, ia9t, Die 6ali8miin@
ger ieien augeni4einli4 9fetter i3res
Derbre6erif6en 9anOperts gspeisn,
benn bas porgefunbene 5ali48elo lei
tduf8eno na9gemd6t.
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Inn see nno Saten.

Der Sampfer cambridge" aufgelauz
fen. = &oniul BON 2ingen unb
Santlie MAIDEN cine guropdretie.
= Nuf Der Sour mad 80 ton.
Ser Sampfer rSreb Mpon" bon
Der Baltimore, Gbeiapeate unb It=
lantic Oampfer : Comp" errei3te gez
tern 1a9mittag 2 ubr bic 2igbtitraz
BEN : @erfte nit 100 Pafagieren,
bic er BON benz 0ampfer cambridge"
BON berielben 2tnts %ii6ernommen
bate. 8Gbreno zines beftigen Sturmz
pinbes mar bic cambridge" i'm Sa@
nal BON Claiborne auf ben S9lamm
oelaufen unb fpnnte ni9t Dieber flott
qema6t perben. Inter ben Puhagte>
rem, unter Dsnen ii6 piele Oamen be-
fanben, berrf6te fir fur5e 3eit groBe
Qufregung, Die ii9 aber legte, ba Der
Wtrb ii9 balb legte unb feline 9efaAr
~bor6anben gu fein i9ien. Die nSreD
@pon" cling geitern MOrgen fritz mad
Claiborne unb lanbete Die Pdiagiere
9ier. Man bofft, bas g~eitranoete
Sabraeug Biz beute pteoer flott ma
diem gu tDnnen.
Nd9 europa.
Cine Qn5abl po6lbefannter 8dltiz
mprer reiien heute nit benz ,NprbD.
2loDb" : 0ampfer u8ronprin5 Wtl>
belm" BON NepzYort aus nu4 8rez
men. IS finb ST. unb Srau 9eo. u.
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uno 6ruu G6as. %. 5ielb, Der brittle
@tabt : proturutor unb @4piegerz
io6n bes Griteren, ST. g. 6. 9osner
unb 5amilie, ST. Sanes unb 5amilte,
!9r. unb Srau 9aul g. 8olf, ST.
9erm. 3aui4enberg.
Cine Sour mad 8 0 t 0 II.
Ia4 Bolton fubren geitern Na6z
mittag nit benz 9ampfer ~9oparO"
BON Der uMer6ants &c Miners Zine"
bic folgenben 9aKagiere: SRI. Wfarz
garet @arrett, 5rau 90. 9arrett, SRI.
s. 6. Beers, SRI, u. 6. 9iamar, SRI.
9. 6. 8oolforb, SRI. 3. 8. Seel, SRI.
9. Sin, SRI. q. SO. Mad, 9r. Sob
Sin, 9r. SO. g. 8onb, 5rau %. g..
8onb, ST.. WiGiam &ettman, Or.
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0urgan, SRI, $. 6. airt, 5rau $.
Wagner, 9r. 8. %, 9ilfiaon, 5rau
$. 6. &irf, ST.. Wulter 4itor, 9r. s.
81. 9afer unb ST. s. 30. Strtte.
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Q6fahrtstage ppn Sceau : 9dmpfern'

Abfa6rt BON 0eps9ort.
Ser Sampler st. 2Ouis" am 2. 3uli mad
Stt Sampler ,Maieiies an 2. 3uli mad 2ts
~psrpool.
Ssr 0ampfcr rTtnuniuee4 ON 2. 9uIi nab
2onOou.
Ser Sampler .GOlumbia" am 8. 3uli nab
@amburg.
9remsu.
Or Sampler rgotsOam' an ). 5uli mad aot=
terOam.
Ser 0umpfer gTinne6aba" am ). 3pIi mad 2Onz
bon.
Ser Sampler gQucania1 am ). auli mad 2ibsrs
pool.
Ser Sampler s8eelanO" am 5. sui mad ants
perptn.
Ser Sampler ,0obeu3olsrn' an 5. Suli nab
9auptl uRD Senua.
Ser Sampler .6urneifas am 5. 3uIi na89Ias=
ooW. .
uno Gsuua.
Ser Sampler pg5itaoepbia" an 9. 5uIi nab
6outbamptou.
Ser Sampler sMOnooIian1 am 9, 3uIi nab
Glasgow.
Ser sampler .8srmanic" ut 9. auIi nab 2is
Ser Sampler .grOber RurfHrf" am 10. 9utt nab
Bremen.
Ser 9umyfer .Qa5ns an 10. 3uli mad RsapsG
UNI @tuua.
Ser Sampler .QOrraine' am 10. 9uIi nab
Ser Sampler s6rieslanO' an u. Sutt nab
@Htperpsn.
Scr sampler sgtruria' am u. 5uIt nab 2s
berpoOl.
SIR Sampler yGn8Oria' am u. Sui nab SIass
ooip.
Ser Sampler ygsOrgian' am II. 3uli nab Sis
Sr Sampler sWanitOu' an IA. 3uti na8 2on=
Sss 9ampfcr .UOltts1 ON Is. auli mad oams
SIR Sampler rRaiicr @il6elm Der grobe' an
Is. Suit mad &rsmcH.
Or Sampler .aiouria' am Is. Stuff mad Reopel
uuo @enua.
Der 9ampftr sSouraine" am II. Suli mad SABRE.
Ser Sampfer s9drbarOfa1 q m II. sui nab
premfu.