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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-27
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&ct StQoten 9e1dtdt peroen. Die
iungeu &o%optIobar9er tper0en SGus
lest I'M lit0fihen @~a(tfornien uuo i'm
6rtibid5r lolhe i'm Often beiuden.
gto6 lbrer 0eimfe6r miro man Der.
luden. oieIelben in Den StaatsbienIt
elntreten gu tafien.
Ser @ouperueur uon OflQ=
bona ortn9t in Ieinem Bert6t an
Den Sefretdr oe8 Snnern oarQuf,
Dab ietn Gerritorium a(s Stat Sus
QelaHen Ueroe. Die nus 1000
Seelen b~eitebenbe 8eo1(ferunq re@
prQIentirt Elm Gapital BON $500, 000.=
000 nno lei 8ur 5etbitoerfpattung
berehtiat.
Major Campbell. Der Sn6ia=
ner @gent 3u 0lblanb i'm State
8iseonffn, gtaubt oo8 Dienltmao=
densBroblem NIT so Sn6ianermQos
den f0ien su f6nnen, ole er in SAINT
ten nnterbrinaeu mia. @r beQann
oas Experiment oalnit, 0aB er Elm
retbdutiae8 Widoden in Icin !6eim
al8 9ienerin nabn. Me6rere Ger
WtQc6en bradte CT nod 0ubFon.
Su Den 8D9toner @eleuIdaftS=
freilen ~elrculiert 0aS @erudt, oaB
lid 6rduletn Qlice 93o0leoelt, bic
dltelte 8od}ter oes Brdlioenfen, nit
Irtbur Slelin, Dem Sobne BON
9errn 9. Slioer Sielir, perlobt
babe.
1u8 0aoen, uta9, miro pom
20. Rooenlber beribtet, 0as Die
sneue @ileubabn StreGe Der Suotis
Aen 8aeifie=8 Balm BON 100 Meileu,
pel1e ourdl ben (5um EEL arsQes
trodnetel ooer i'm G~ustrodtlea be-
grifenen1 @roBen Saf8iee aebt, uno
pelde oaau beitimmt 1T, bic 5trede
eDn 9goen nab Der BnciTic &lHe
81 ab3ufiir8en, unter entipredenoen
5eiertl6felten ~p0llen0et tpDroen 1T !
0lon ipart oa6urd] auf iener. 5trefe
2 Stunoen. Der Bou Der 5trede
bat sfpar mebrere Miaipnen 9efoIfet,
aber bic jdbrliben griparni{ie an8e=
triebsfDlten Daourb tuerben auf
$500. 600 geihdbt,
Nomirat Go0bton meloet Dem
N}arinemtnilter. 6aB i'm Der ro(Dm=
bil@e General 8epes gebeten babe,
benz Oeinliter nno Dem 8ralioenten
GDoieualt isiueH Danf fir Die
freuuofiMe NuFnabme ausSuIpred)sn,
melde er uuo letne 8enolien Seitens
Der Imerifauer erfabren bdtten.
W1an fbrelbt aug @albinatDn:
IS bat iih berauS aeiteat, oaB fait
80 8rO5ent oQS 6anbef8 uno Ser.
febr8 apiiden Den Ser. Staaten uno
ben Bbilippinen : 3nleln ourdb aus
ldnoiibe 5biffe beiDrat miro. gat.
iarhtid 1T Die Nnaabl Der amerfani=
ihen 6an6efsidliffe 10 beibrQntt, oas
nh eine ftrifte 9nrdfii6runa oes @es
ieBes Dnm s. Mdr5 1902, ruonah
pom /. SUIT 1904 nur amerifanilde
Sdiffe oielen gerfebr pernitteln
0itrfen, faum au eenfen lit. Bon ben
4l25 Sdliffen nit gD~nnanae6alt
uon 143,837.66 lino nur % auf ane,
rifaniiheu Gbeoen erbaut. Ser 8aIs
laaieroieuit 5miiben Der Bacific.& iiite
uno ben Snfefn III einfad] i1suBfid).
Rur UIer Danpfer leoen in regelmds
Biaen 6dfen an uno lelb{t bort fino
Die 9aaeroerbdltuifie fir 8rooi.
fiDnen bBdit manaelbaFt. Sc beiBt,
eaB fir oieien 8erfebr ionic fir
Den 8innenoerfebr spiifen Der per-
idieoenen Snieln fir amerifanifnes
aapitef Elm ergiebiaea Telo oprban=
ben lei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-27

Broblrt unlere auten N8bisties
uno Belne 81 nieorieen Breiien.
~. gaStanoIa & Gpm, Wain MDe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-27

Wnier= ooer 6als aatarrb miro
i0fsrt beieitigt unb permanent furirt
ourb vHprD 6prmalin", t@itner
q 2tmerb). @. s.. 9 b NJ lot,
Agent, 6Duiton, 9era8.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-27

4 9rintt Cabinet Ffaihenbler.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-10-03
SPENT MORE THAN $1,000

w. w. Baker of Plainview.
Neb,, writes: "My wife suffered
from lnng trouble for fifteen
years. She tried number of
doctors and spent over $1,000
without relief. She became very
low and lost all hope A friend
Foley's Honey and
Tar and thanks to this great rem,
edy it saved her life. She en-
joys better health than she has
known in ten years" Refuse
su bstitutes. Il. f.. Funderburks.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-10-03
Texas Crop Badly Hurt,

Galveston, Tex, Sept. 27.-
Ike Post tomorrow publishes a
report showing that great damage
has been done to cotton over the
State by the boil weevil, the boil
worm, the sharpshooter and dry
weather. The estimate of the
probable crop, based on the re-
ports from country correspond
ents, is placed at 100000
provided that there is. late frost.
The popular estimate six weeks
ago was 100000 bales. The
reports of insect damage come
from SO connties. About a dozen
counties report good crop pros
pect, but these are mostly from
producers. 1t is stated that there
is absolutely no chance for q
"top" or second crop.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-10-03
SAVES TWO FROM DEATH

"Our little daughter had an al
most fatal attack of whooping
cough and bronthities," writes
Mrs. w. X. Haviland, of Ar
monk, N. Y, "but, when all 9th
er remedies failed, we saved her
life with DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry. Our niece, who had Com
sumption in an advanced stage,
also used this wonderful medicine
and to-day she is perfectly WE'LL"
Desperate throat and lung dis
ease yield to DR.. Kings Discov-
cry as to no other medicine on
earth. Infallible for Coughs and
Colds. soc and S1.OO bottles
guaranteed by Crawford Bros j.
f. Mackey & Co. and L. e Fun.
derburk's. Trial bottles free.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-10-03
CONFES>lONSOF A PRIEST.

Rev. Jno. S Cox, Of Wake,
Ark, writes. "For II years /
suffered from Yellow Jaundice. |
cousullc! Il unmber of physicians
and tried all sorts of medicines.
but got no relief. Then | began
the use of Electrice Bittcrs and
feel thcnl am now cured of n dis
ease that had me in its grasp for
twelve years. " If you want re-
liable medicine for Liver and
Kidney trouble, stomach disorder
or general debility, get Electric
Bittc's. It's guaranteed by Craw-
ford Bros j +. Mackey IL Co.
and I. f. Fundcrburk's. Only
soc.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-10-03
And Johnny Fought.

"My son. said the father, NJ
am grieved to learn that you en-
gagged IN Il disgraceful brawl with
the little Hornjck boy
81 don't care, papa. | had to
fight him"
clad TO fight him, Johnny!
What was the rcasonN'
"Why, he said something about
you that l couldn't stand for"
"Ho did! The little rat, And
you licked him?"
'Of course | did"
"Good foryou, my son! Here's s
Il nickel for you. What dit he
say about me"
81 don't like to tell, papa"
"That's all right. You can
tell me-"
'But | don't like to repeat it.
1t had swear words in it,
"lt did! Well, leave out the
swear words and tell me-.
"He said--he SAID that was
the bad worded picture of you!"
Judge.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-10-03
A LOVE LETTER.

Would not interest you if
you're looking for guaranteed
Salve for Sores, Burns or Piles.
Otto Dodd, of Ponder, Mo. writes:
81 suffered with an ugly sore for
a year, but n box of Bucklen' S
Arnica Saive cured me. It's the
best Salve On earth. 25c at
Crawford Bros j. f. Mackcy e
Co. and i. r. Funderburk's Drug
Store.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-10-03
NEVER ASK ADVISE,

When you have a cough or
cold don't ask what is good for
1t and get some medicine with lit
tie or no merit and perhaps dan
gerous. Ask for Foley's Honey
and Tar, the greatest throat and
lung remedy, it cures coughs and
colds quickly. T. f. Funder-
burk.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-10-03
Farm for Sale

The "Wilhs Gregory" home
stead, Groom dwelling newly re
paired, SO acres of good farming
or pasture land on waters of Flat
CroeS, G miles each from the
Halle and Brewer gold mines, 7
from Jefferson and 10 from ker-
shaw. For terms apply to
L. S. CARTER,
Lancaster, B. G.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-10-03
Accident in Greenville.
Special to News and Courier.

Greenville, Sept. 90. Henry
Sam Floyd, machinist and black
smith, was accidentally killed at
$50 O'Clock this afternoon, at the
Woodside Cotton Mill, by falling
on a large pulley connected with
the main shafting of the mill en-.
gine. Death was instantaneous.
Floyd was 40 years old and a
good laborer. He leaves wife
and three children.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-10-03
THE AFTERNOON SESSION.

The dinner hour bad arrived
and q recess was taken. AT >
o'clock Mr.. Hoyt testified to Mr..
Gonzales statement as follows:
He said that he had left The State
Office to go to dinner; he was
walking along Main street to
wards the State capitol, and he
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-10-03
"WATCH THE KIDNEYS"

"Whcn they are affected, life
is IN danger" says DIR. Aberne.
thy, the great English physician.
Foley's Kidney Cure makes sound
kidneys. +. E. Funderburk.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-10-03
THE DYING DECLARATION.


Then Mr.. JAS. \. Hoyt, Jr.,
the assistant editor of The State
now and at the time of the shoot
ing, was for the second time call.
Cd to the stand. He related how.
when he reached his wounded
friend and CHEF and. like MIR.
Wallace, kncltObesidc him, Mr..
Gonzales said: ~ was afraid
that could not live until my wife
came" Mrs. Gonzales had left
a short time before. Replying to
questions, Mr.. Hoyt was about to
disclose Mr.. Gonzales statement
of the assault thea given to him,
when Mr.. Croft, the prisoners 5
leading counsel, was instantly on
his feet to object. The long,
stubbornly maintained argument
over the admls.ibility of the state
ment followed, consuming per-
haps two hours. The defense re-
lied for the most part on the tes
timony ofDr. l.. Griffith. 1t was
developed that the latter had tcs-
tlhed that between the interviews
OF Messrs. Wallace and Hoyt he
mad administered restoratlves to
Mr.. Gonzales, that he had spok-
Gu cneerlng'y and hopefully to
n'll' ana that Mr.. Gonzales, had
su''ieo' lhlS, contended the de-
fendant counsel, with great Vi
sot "nu EMPHASIS oetokened that
'Ao oe'iei ln impending death had
'e1' NF. gonzales mind before
no spoke win Mr. Hoyt. Ear
~ III Tue course OF the argument
o"'so uary clearly indicated the
oen' ol MS intention to admit the
'.a'e'leh'' ana apparently was
"'o". 10 50 RUE. MI Croft and
N' Ne'son hao argued the obs
'I:''onS ",' inc s"'icl'or had re-
p',e', NF' tombstone rose and
~ " 'peaN oeiore 'ne decision
~ 0n''', e"' mere was a ms
n>'e ! ''''''iiS IS rs |" inc terms or
' III III , language ana his
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-10-03
You KnOaU Uhut You are To5.;oo

When you take Groves Taste
less Chill Tonic because the form
ula Is plainly printed on every bot
tie showing that it is simply Iror
ana Qulnlne in u tasteless form
No Cure. No Pay. soc.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-10-03

with two men whom he didn't re-
cognize; he said there were sever
al people standing around the
corner, and that he saw if he kept
on his course along the edge of
the pavement he would brush
against these men, and, to avoid
them, he cut diugonally across the
pavement towards the corner of
the transfer station, and as he
was going across he saw Tiliman
pull a big pistol and shoot. He
said that he turned and faced him
and exclaimed, "Shoot again, you
coward. You have killed me. -
He looked Tillman in the face and
TilIman held the pistol at him but
didn't shoot; he said that then
some gentlemen ran up and Helped
him; he said that Just as he shot
Just about the time Tlllman shot
that he, Tillman, exclaimed,
81 have done what you said," or
81 have taken you at your word, "
or something like that.
DR.. G. w. Barron, brother of
the late EDITORS wife, was called
and testified that at the hospital,
short time before Mr.. Gonzales
was operated upon, the witness
inquired of him if he knew that
he would probably die. Mr.. Cons
zales replied allirmatively.
Then Dr.. j. w. Babcock, now
and for - years superintendent
of the State hospital for the in
sane, in Columbia, was sworn.
On account of his high official
position rs well as his reputation
as professional man of expert
ence, poise and character, his tes-
was heard with close at.
tentlon. He was in the room
with Mr.. Gonzales in the hospi-
tai; she was there as friend of
n. u. Gonzales" to employ his
own words, before the operation
was entered upon and heard Mr..
Gonzales make state nent. He
had taken down in long hand this
statement as accurately as he
could, and referring to his note
BOOK, this statement he repeated:
Mr.. Gonzales was probably say
ing something when these notes
began, rs | entered the room.
This, rs near as | could take 1T
down, is what be said: "He had
one man with him who was a par
ucular friend of his, Talbird: an
other man whose face | did not
observe. | started for the State
house, as usual. AS l got to the
corner of Gervais street | recog.
nlzed Tillman. | knew if | kept
on | would collide with him three
abreast, both on the outside. |
cut diagonelly to the left, intend, i,
ing to turn the corner into Ger
vals street, which | could have
done without touching the inside
man. AS l got on the turn two
or three feet from the exact cor
ner he said, pulling pistol or had
1t IN sleeve, pulled and fired and
made some expression. The
shock threw me around against
the pillar on Main street. | faced
BIN. He pointed pistol. | called
him coward. He said, 81 took
your advice, or something to
that effect. He put pistol IN
pocket and sauntered into the
street. | never sent him mes
sage. He said Il have taken you
at the word | suppose he re-
ferred to something l said in edi,
torial in campaign. He said this
after he fired. | had no idea of
him. had seen him
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-10-03

MI Wallace, Mr.. Nelson ques-
toned bim as TO Mr.. tianzales
feeling towards tire prisoner. Mr..
Wallace did not know that Mr..
Gonzales harbored enmity towards
him. MIR. Nelson inquired if he
did not know from The State edi-
torials that Mr.. Gonzales attitude
was bitter towards TillmaL. The
pi oSecution objected that the edi-
torials, which we're in evidence.
spoke for themselves. Mr.. Croft
adopted n similar line towards
Mr.. kohn, as die Mr.. Nelson to-
wards Mr.. Hoyt on the cross ex
animation.
OTHER OBJECTIONS.
When DR.. Babceck testified as
to MIR. Gonzales statement at the
hospital, the defense emphatically
objected to the admission of parts
of it which it was claimed did not
bear on the actual circumstances
of the shooting. The point was
argued at some length, and then
counsel withdrew the objection.
Mr.. Nelson, cross examining
DIR. Barron, the brother-in law of
Mr.. Gonzales, prefacing the ques
ton by saying that he did not in
tend to wound his feelings, but
merely 10 show his fra ne of mind,
asked: "Did you say that if Till
man were acquitted he would be
killed!' Tue witness responded
with positiveness that he did not,
and in like manner to other ques>
tions of similar trend.
Such were features of the third
day.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-13
Subnque Soma, 9ieufaa ben 13. Sftobu 1903.

gerif.se Boliaei batte einen barten
Stano uno Die 9lniiibrerinnen Der
f1mpfenben slmasonen Namens
emma Sdmarb, .1S Sabre alt,
niroe nur unter groBen S6mierig-
feiten, nahoem ibr falt oae aleioer
bonn aOrper aeriiien, oingieIt ge'
maht. Die Holi5iiten purOen nit
Steinen bombarOirt uno Sanes gal-
lion, elm slngeltellter Der Sirna
Steinbhrg Bros, Der ipdbreno bes
Samples cine acpfnunoe erhielt,
puroe in bas 9ellepue Soipital iibcr-
iiihrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-13

Inn ieinem ihruer perpunbeten
Goaeaen 8aiier 81 brineeu. 9ieie
@elegenbeit 6enitBte @gbert, Ger
burd oas SenIter ieuerte imb Sertou
tobtete.
@gbert begab iid) bann nad elmer
flint Wteilen entfernten Hanh, no er
nit porgeboltenem @eipebr Elm Yierb
perlungte uno erbielt. Seitoem bat
man i'm nibt geieben. gs lit iebr
5peiielbaft, oh man i'm epfangen
miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-13

pien. 9ie Soloaten baben ii6 ins
Sfpilfen mieber erbplt. 9as @aiier
miro temiid) ilnteriiidt werben.
lleber Die glngelegenbeit miro bonn
Maipr slrmitage, Der oas Eager be.
iebligt, nno BON beiien Sffi5ieren
tiefes Stlllidpeigen beobahtet, Inn
Die @abrung unter ben ltreifenben
Sergleilten uibt nod 81 permebren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-13
NugnIt 1870 mitma6te, lit bier se.
Sciterreidj- -ltnsarn.
gS / II. s. Sft

Wien, s. Oft.
Vie lngariite Miniiterfrilis bat
nod tmmer teine 9olllng geiunoen.
ytatoem Der @raf &buen.Seoerparp
ole Slinte gum Speiten Mal in's
Storm selporfen bat, Wia iid gtiemano
bereit finoen, ben bornigen 8fao
eines Gremierminiiters in 9ubapelt
5n ponbeln.
IS lit redt besei6neno fir Ben
troitloien Stano Ser ilnsariiden aa-
binctstriiis, bab Der &aiier.&onig
Sran5 Soiepb 5ur 3eit MIR nit Ser.
lonIiffeiten fonferirt, Die id,on
friiber auf Dem in &ebe Itebelloen
EoIten abgelpirtbidaftet baben mno
failm in Der Gage ipGren, Der SppoIi-
tion i'm ilngariiben Meihstaa NIT
groBerer Iusii6t auf grfoIg entge-
gen5lltreten, als Der @raf &buen es
permohte.
Der 8aiier-@onis madt iest nod.
mails oen Seriuh, oen ebemaligen
Yremier &oloman b. S5ea our lleber.
nabme oes Wfiniiter.E .ErGiioiums su
befuegen. sllen bisberigen 9emiib.
imgen gegenii6er lit Ssea aber ent.
ibieoen ablebneno eeblieben, neil er
Die beilloien @erbGltniiie in llngarn
LATHAM fennt uno iiberaeugt lit, oab
aud ieine abermalige 2eituns Der &C.
ibdfte nur pieber eine fur5e Gpiiooe
iein uno Der balbige 8rah nit ben
Sisfopfeu i'm glbgeorometenbauie
niht ausbleiben piirbe. 9as
Sdlimme lit, baB alif Die 9iberalen
neneroings 10 geringer GerlaB lit; iie
aeborten ia lestbin aub 5u 9enen,
melhe oes 8raien abuen Stllra ber-
beifiibreu balien.
sSn5ipIihen barren Die llltras in
9uOapet DER 9inge, oie ba fommen
iollen, ilno bereiten ibr peiteres Sro-
gramm Dor, aus mel6em Der &rone
neiIe Shpierigfeiten eripadien
iouen.
@ien, 8. Oft.
Su S5ebeOin in uusarn lit es 5ll
einem groben Sumult 5piiben ser
1enae lmo WilitGr gefommen. slm
oortigen aoiiutb- -3enfmal wuroe elm
ma6tiger arana nit Der Mnfidrift
geflnoen: .3uriidbebaltene Soloa.
ten 2eiuem beiligen glnoenfenl"
Wiilitar cntfernte Den aran5, ood
bolte ibn eine na6 pieIen Sauienoen
5Gblenoe Menge nieoer 5uriid rno
legte ibn no6mals am 0entmaI ME-
Der. Gtpas ipGter nabmen nieoer
Sruppen benz 8ran5 ab, bob erreste
Dies Die Menge in iolhem MaBe, oaB
lie NIT Steinen na6 Den Soloaten
mari. 9lldl ipurOen ipdter oie
6eniter Ser aaiernen uno peridiebe-
ner Sffi5ierspobnungen nit Steinen
eingerorien. ga mebrere Soloaten
bilrh Steinpiirie perlest maren,
ma6te oas WtilitGr bon Der ShuB.
maffe 8ebrauh unO feuerte auf Die
0senge sSiinf Eerionen puroen
pertpun0et,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-13
SoppelmprS.
IortIanb. Ore. 7. OF

~ = " ~ ~ |>NN1 -
Slus Burns, Ore, miro gemeloef:
Ser slopofat Sobn g. Sertou iIno
Ssod @eit 9eiiser elmer &anb, poll-
ten in ibrer gisenIdaft aIs Spe5ial.
Sberiifsgebilfen eineu entiprlrnge.
men Ginbre6er, 9samens Sarrp Gg'
bert, perbaiten, pilrben aber beioe
geto0tei.
Sic ritten nod Der @obnung Gg-
bert's in @ilo @allep, 135 @teilen
iiiolih non Burns. Ggbert uno
feline sSrau paren alein. gs miro
angenommen, DOB ggbert nihts
8utes abnte, ais Die geiben lib
nGberten, mesbalb er iofort 81 feilern
begann. @eit empiing cine 8usel IN
Sen &iiden, melde ieinen Zoo berbei.
iiibrte. ggbert, Der bon Der gde iet-
mes Smlles gefeuert bate, ging ms
Sous 5uriid nno Serton folgte ibnr.
3piiden ibuen beiano lib cine Oiinnc
SolSmano lmo 9eioe feuerten auf's
8eraoepobl aiieinauoer. Serton
empiing bie &rlsel in Die Sbulter,
ieste aber BEN 'aampf fort, bis CO
bert iih nod Sben fliidtete. @te
man annimmt sing Segton binals.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-13
SornaSp in aanlas.

Sopeta, Scans, z. Oft.
Gin ,Sornaoo bot geltern &beno IN
Dem 12 Meilen iiiooitlih uon bier se'
.legenen gear Greet idlimm gebault.
stebrere Sarmbauier lrnO S6eitnen
rmroen bon Der @eipalt oes @irbel.
Itllrmes seritOrt, g6ume umseriiien
.nnb Die in Saufen aufgelteaten
Maisitaubeu uno Die Seli6ober nob
allen Simmelsribtungen peripebt.
Bis iest lit fein Serlllit bon Wfen-
ibenleben aus iener gta6baribaft
gemeloet porben, bod lit Der Sele.
grapben- unb Selepbonbienit infolge
oes Sturmes iebr mangelbaft. Sn
sllicepille, Goffep Gountp, eInem
GtGbthen nit 900 gimpobnern limo
mGbreno bes Sornaops Is Serionen,
oarunter brei ibper, perlest woroen.
aGhlimmer lauten Die 9ta6rihten
aus Samilton, Sans. Ger SornaOo
ioa bort Der idlimmite ieit Sabren
geweien lcin, brei Eerionen baben oa.
bel ibr 2eben pcrloren uno 16 Ser.
ionen purben i6limm perlebt, oar-
nnter snei Iebenssefabrli6. 2ie
Spoten iinb SRI. Goth 8ailep, Serr
@iliam, Ser @ater Der Sran Sobn
gailep, uuo elm Bis iest nod nibt
icentifi8irter Mann. Inter ben Ser.
lesten befinoen iid) @. 6. @. gailep
neblt sipei Sobnen llno 5fpet Soh-
tern, $. Sortlein nebit Srau rno
aino uno 6. g. @anis nebit Sran.
Soplin Wo., Z. DIT.
Gin tpolfenbruhartiger Iegen nno
Sturm bat bier belite iiir piele 2all-
lenb Collars Shoben angerihtet.
Ser Sturm erreidte Die Geicbpinoig-
felt eiues Soruaop lnb bat allent.
balben in Ser Staot iGlimn gcboult.
1ie eleftriibe 9elell6tungs' Central
anluse murbe 10 lhlimm belhootgt,
oaB Die Stobt mebrere gsdhte in
Sunfelbeit eebiilt iein mirS-
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Srnnnen peraiitet?
Cripple reef, 8. Oft.

= IT y VIe . rttT, q. SII.
GS l6cint Der @eriuh llnternonl.
men moroen 81 iein, bie 8arniion bes
bier tampirenoen Selolagers 81 per.
giitem menisitens erfranften iait
iimmtlide Mannidaiten Der Com.
pagnie %" aus Senper rno Der
Gompagnie 80" aus Yneblo, i'm
@ansen mebr ols GO Mann, nahoem
iie sSai'er ans Der linen aur @eriiig.
ina itebenbeu Gilterne genoilen
batten, beitis an giusemeioe. .&rGW.
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S1otlidjer @it
sc e ~ q 0 rf, Z. Sfi

gt ep orf, Z. DIT.
Gin Wann Ramens Soiepb Senni-
ion bat einen ingemobnli6en Zoo er-
litten. Gr miBte iiber einen @ib,
cen er I'M gigbt Mpenlte Sbeater
borte, berartig laben, DaB er einen
Ser5Idlag erIitt uno in fur5er Seit
itarb.
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Giienbabn-ltpfGGc.
Siloam Springs, s(rf.,


Z. Sftober.
sluf Der &anlas Gitp Soutbern
gcbn bier Weilen norOlid bon bier,
erfolgte elm 3uianlmenitcb 5piiben
einem idmeren 6raft5uge uno elmer
2ofomotipe. @et0Dtet purben Die
&ofonotiofiibrer @orreQ unO Yen-
roo BON Wena, slrf., tSei5er Samlin
ben Siloom Springs, Spei5er Hogers
bon Hittsburg Scans. 3rpei auoere
3ltgbeoienltete puroen ernitli1 per-
leBt.
Springfielb 5. ST.. Z. Oft.
9ie 2ofomotipe zines Eerionen5u-
ges Ger Chicago, burlington &
Guincp Qiienbabn ItieB in 5olge
elmer falidsn g9eidenitellling auf
Dem 9earostopn'er gabnbof In
einen mlf eincm Nebengeleiie iteben.
cen @iiter3ug Der iehs nit Del &c.
fiillte Salirls@ogen entbielt. 3ipei
Der 2ebtereu erplobirten uno ieBten
Die iibrigeu @aggons, iopie oeu
Giiterihuppen IN 9ranb. Ser Yoit-
paaen Oes Yerionerjuges lit gdr5lib
nerbrannt; Die iibrigen @agen iino,
ba tie Itunbenlang mn Seuer itanhen,
itatf beibaoiet. 3ie 8allagiere ilnO
bas 3ugperional famen, oa' iie lid
reht5eitig in Siterbeit bringen
fointen, abgeieben BON einigen leif-
ten 0erlebuneen, 1t Dem bloBen
Shreden oapon. Die Yferoe uno
Maultbiere sipeier Sieblpagen lpur.
Den Sageeen idmmtlid) getOotet.
Eaoucab, ap., s. Oft.
@ei einem ltnialle uuf Der Satnois
Central 9abn, 16 0feilen bon bier,
gerietben one 5ertriirnmerten @ageu
in 9ranO lmb siuei 8errneliiffte Der.
braullteu nit ben Sriimmern.
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glitidlas.

aaniasGitp, Mp., 6. Oft.
Ser 8lis i6lilg geltern slbeno IN
elm Belt BON Dem Saser Der @of
Sslano Sobn 81 &unias Gitp,
Sans; er tootete Slpei Wtdnner ulo
perleste fiini- Die Sobten iinb Sos.
Sranflin pnb Sames 2ogan.