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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-08-21
BELDENS.

Potatoes are quoted at 90 cents a
bushel on the river road.
Mrs. Schoonmaker, of Albany, is the
guest of Mrs. George Shedrick.
d. Fuller, of Florence, spent Sunday
with his family IN Brooksville.
Mrs. F. l. Nash and Mrs. G. E. Flint
visited friends in Nergennes last Satur-
day.
Miss Margaret Sheldon, of Middlebury
was a recent visitor at \. a, Farms
worth's.
A force of men is engaged in making
temporary repairs to the east dam and
bulkhead. The head gates were opened
Monday afternoon and the river, as far
as the pulp mill, was drained in about
60 hours.
A party of fisherman from Rutland
passed the day here Monday. One OF
Leggetts inviting ewes over the stream
got within range of the sportsmen
guns and "bit." and this was the only
achievement for the days angling. The
party made a voluntary settlement with
Mr.. Leggett for the loss of the sheep.
The campers at Spring Grove are com
ing in by every train and the cottages
are rapidly filling. An admission fee of
Is cents will be charged this season.
The railroad fare from Beldens for the
round trip tickets has been reduced &c
twenty cents. The Bristol railroad will
run train to the grounds next Sun
daV
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-08-21
RIPToN.

Joel Cummings of East Middlebury
was in town on Monday.
|. II. LaFleur of Middlebury was in
town on legal business the 18th.
Miss Sarah Guernsey of White Fish
Point, Mich, is visiting relatives in
town.
James Aldrich found blossom and a
ripe strawberry on the same stem a few
days ago
Bread Loaf Inn has about 1875 guests
that constitute genuine happy family
that will not rest themselves or let
others rest.
News was received here on Saturday
of the death at Brattleboro of Clark II.
Kirby at the age of about AS years. He
was born and lived here until within a
few years. The remains We're laid to rest
in the little cemetery near the old home
stead the 10Th.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-08-21
EHAM.

Miss Mildred Vincent of Orwell was a
recent guest of DIR. Howard.
Miss Forbes and Mrs. Bascom are visit
ing at the Kent Merritt residence.
Another Rural delivery route will
commence at the east part of the
town.
Miss Donahue of Rutland is spending
a few days with Mrs. Maria Fuller at
Cream Hill.
Prof T. E. Boyce holds teachers ex-
animation at Academy Hall Mon
day the 18th.
Prof. f. c.. Park who has been on a
visit with friends in Boston and else
where in that vicinity returned to Shore.
ham this week.
The society of the church ST. Genevieve
will hold fair at Academy Hail com
mencing Sept. eth and should be literally
patronized, the prizes voted for are of a
good class.
S. \. Faunce, and family of Boston
and young lady friend, Miss Hodson
are spending their summer vacation at
the "Bissell as has been their custom
the past twelve years.
Several Shoreham people attended the
funeral of Mrs. +. NJ. Wright at Orwell OF
Friday. Mrs. Wright was prominent
member of the d. A. r. organization anc
was well beloved by her large circle o
friends.
Father Vezna and his sister who ha'
been his guest for several months pas
will pay visit to their home in Fal
River taking some time at the seashore
Boston and other points returning tc
Shoreham before the opening date of thu
fair.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-08-21
NORTH FERRISBURG.

Dick Maloney was home from the lake
over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Newton and
children are at NJ. f. Aliens
Rev. George Lemonon returned from
his trip abroad Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hazelton of
Bristol visited Calvin Martin over Sun
day.
Two tents, belonging to the Medivin
company who will give weeks enter
tainment in the village, greeted the eyes
of the people Sunday morning.
The Elite Lady Minstrels at Allen hall
Friday and Saturday evening was II
complete success. The proceeds will be
used toward repairing the parsonage.
After paying all expenses and settling
with Prof. Leonard, the ladies cleared
fifty dollars.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-08-21
HANCOCK.

George Fassett of Middlebury is visit
ing at Wesley Burke's.
Miss Edith Hopkins of FitchbTg,
Mass, is the guest of Miss Emma
Clahin.
Henry Bruce died at his home Aug.
18th. Mr.. Bruce was veteran of the
civil war, and a member of the q. A. X.
a widow survives the deceased. The
funeral was held from the house Mon
day and the interment was in the village
cemetery.
Quite number of people from out of
town were here Monday to attend the
funeral of Henry Bruce, among them
were Z. j. Boyden, wife and daughter
from Randolph, Mr.. and Mrs Clark
Kidder from Rochester and Mrs. Clint
Clahin from Gaysville.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-08-21

Mrs. E. NJ. Day and daughters are
visiting friends at Saratoga Springs,
N. Y. Mrs. H. E. Day and daughter, of
Ripton, accompanied them.
The ladies of st. Barnabas Guild will
hold their next meeting with Mrs. G. A.
Peck, Wednesday, August 90 A cordial
invitation is extended to all.
Mrs. J. w. Hayden, of Boston, Mass,
Frank Bowen, of Adams, Mass, and
Henry Taylor, of Washington, d. c.. are
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Part
ridge.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-08-21
EAST MIDDLEBURY.

Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Ross were with
friends in Pittsford during the week.
Miss Ida Montgomery, of Manchester,
n. H., is visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs c. f. Russell.
The Ladies Aid society will meet with
Mrs. George w. Abbott Friday after
noon, August rs. All are cordially in
vited.
Mrs. B. O. Smith, who has passed
several weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
j. NJ. Nash, at st, Adams, has returned
TO her home in this village
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-08-21
END OF BITTER FIGHT.

1.-TWO physicians had long and stub
born fight with an absess on my right
lung" writes j. F. Hughes of DUPONT
Ga. land gave me up. Everybody thought
my time had come. AS a last resort l tried
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton. The benefit l received was striking
and was on my feet in a few days. Now
I've entirely regained my health" 1t con,
quers all Coughs, Colds and Throat and
Lung troubles. Guaranteed by w. H.
Sheldon. Price SOC, and Sl.0o. Ira
bottles free.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-08-21
County Veps.
ADDISON.

Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Norton were in
town Sunday.
Miss Mary Elmer is the guest of friends
in Rutland this week.
Mrs. NJ. S. Hanks is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. L. C. Seeger this week.
Henry Allen, of Brooklyn, n. l., Is
at Mrs. NJ. NJ. Willmarth's this week.
Mrs L. NJ. Watson, of Chicago, is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. r. r. o Bryan and
MIR. and Mrs. f. A. Field for short
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Wakefield, of
Elizabethtown, n. Y, were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Barber on sunday
last.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Everest and
family returned to their home in White
Creek, n. Y, on Monday last. after
spending the past two weeks with rela-
tives here.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-08-21
NJ ES.

Miss Jessie Ball is i'll and Mrs. Hattie
Pratt is caring for her.
Mrs. F. l.. Thomas of Burlington and
Mrs f, +. Brooks of Randolph have re.
turned to their homes after few days
visit to their brother, George Ross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bgelow of
Waltham are receiving congratulations
on the birth of a daughter.
Louis Gravelle has accepted the posi-
ton as overseer of the Col. Walter
Scranton farm and Woodbridge Hall
and will assume his duties about Janu-
airy, 1904.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-08-21
SAILS BURY.

Stephen Fross of Troy, n. Y, is visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. w. f. Bump.
DIR. and Mrs. Bump, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
A. Thomas and Mrs. NJ. a. Holden are at
tending the Spring Grove campmeet-
ing.
One of the latest and most welcome
arrivals is little girl who has come to
brighten the home of Mr. and Mrs. F.
l. Hamilton.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-08-21
WOMEN Do MORE

and endure more than men. They are
the stronger and more efficient. When
they do break down it is commonly
through the nerves, or bad treatment of
some sort. DR.. David Kennedy's new
medicine called Cal-cura Solvent, is the
remedy for women's ills. Write to the
Cal-cura Company, Rondout, n. Y. for
free book, and sample bottle.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-08-21

St. Adams heads the Northern Base
Ball league, having defeated Rutland
Saturday, 3 to ?, and Plattsburgh Mon
day, } to O. This is the first whitewash
Pittsburgh has ever had.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-08-21
BRISTOL.

Saturday morning Frank Seeley Of
Worcester, Mass. who was arrested the
night previous by officer V. G. Brooks,
was convicted of intoXication before
Justice II. p. Sherwin and fined s. with
costs of $500. He paid and was re-
leased.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-08-21
New HAVEN, Nov. ?, 1902.

NEW HAVEN, Nov. ?, I9o2.
\. f. RIDER Co., Dear Sir:
have used your Stewards Cough Cure for the
past three years and consider it the best cure
ever used. l would be willing to pay 81
a bottle rather than 60 without it.
Yours truly, {. b. DRAKE.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-08-21

Accidents come with distressing FREE
quency on the farm. Cuts, bruises, stings
sprains. DR.. Thomas Electric Oil relieves
the pain instantly. Never safe without it.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-08-21

Whereas my wife, Emma Burns, has left my
ton, this Is to forbid all persons from har-
boring or trusting her on my account, as I
shall pay no debts of her contracting after
this date.
Cornwall, Vt, Aug. 8, 1903.
33t3p u. d. BURNS.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-08-21

Ivan Varvatinec, Hungarian, who
worked for the Vermont Marble Co..
was struck by the cars August Is at
Proctor, and so seriously injured that he
died.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-08-21
LIBERATION NOTICE.

This is to certify that have this day given
my son, Truman \. Barnard, the remainder
of his term of his minority, and will not claim
his earnings, nor pay his debts, after this date.
Ripton, VT, Aug. IL, 1908.
"a A. L. BARNARD.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-08-21
Wanted Plain Cook

Or could use man and wife. Woman as
cook. man for out side work. Two miles
from city, not a farm. steady place.
34w4c. BEECHWOOD, Rutland, Vt
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-08-21
ORW ELL.

E. D. Griswold continues to improve.
D. L. Wells was in Port Henry, N. Y,
over Sunday.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-06-11
6. Nnntlller.

3eit Elm 6eftiaer 5turm tpiithete. Goif
| 100 Oduler iDurben eingtdfbert. itlo
cine alte Grau uno feds Rinoer ianeH
Ium.
| getanntli6 tpar einer Der 0aiptpors
tudnoe bes RrieQes aeaen bic Burer bic
Rlaqe, baB bieielben ben NusldnDerT
oas Gtimmredt borentbalten. Sept
bat bic 3eaierune in Bretoria bef1lof-
| len, ben Musldnoern Das Gtin1inrtht
su entsieben, iooaB in 3ufnnft nnr
lpsiBe britiide untertbanen itin,ineH
biirfen.
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ben lit Die erife beutidbe Gtaot, iuel1e
Jrauen attipen antbeil an Der @enteifss
oepernaltung ae,udbrt. gs tpuroen
bort Dor 2nrsem iieben sfrauett IN bic
Nrmenrg gomniiiion getudbli. Die bas
oiide Geaierlin9 bat oieie Wabl nuns
r,ebr befdtist.
Ser 8ices8ouperneur oes Sraffss
oaals, Sir Nrtbur 9arplep. bat Der
We9rbeit Der ebemaIiaen 8urghers,
lpelae ,peaen militdriider 8ergehen
ndbrenb bss leBten iiioafritanifden
Srieses psrurtbeilt maren. ben Reit
ibrer 5trafen erlallen.
9ie oiesiabriee Weiaenernte Snbieiis
miro auf 7,780, 900 9onnen serons
idlaot. mas fir bic Musfuhr Ga, 000.=
900 Bulbel iibrig laiien iDiiroe.
Sn ct. Sobns, Reu 5nnbIanb,
piitbete am leBten Jreitaa Elm beftiaer
S6neelturm.
Sn Der 6inefil1en Yrobina 6tDarsli
iino cine DlilIion MenIben am oerbuns
germ. tsrauen uno Ginoer iperoen
pislfab fir cine Gleinisteit oertauft-
8ie &eisernte perfpri6t gut aussufal.
len, es miro aber nDd) 4 bis 6 @oden
bauern. big seerntet tueroen lam.
SnfOlae Der 6euihrefenpla9e BOZ.
Der oas traustaipiide yebiet &uBlanbs
iebt beimaeIubt miro. orobt bort cine
0uusersnotb aussubreden. Gie 5eu-
i6reden treteu in fold uneebeuren
Wenaen atf, oaB es uumO9lid lit, Die
8etreioe= unb SbFternte su retten. SIN
Surteitan berribt bereits cine Suns
lgersnoth.
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gMreGIid)er gNoIfenbrMd, Il
SiO.C1rpItna.

9ur6 einen gDoltenbru9, Der am
Greita9 Nbeuo iiber bic Staot Gpar=
tanburg uno bic bena9barten Gabrits
Ortihaiten nisoersins, muroe bas
5abritsebdube go. l Der Paeelet @ots
ton SO. BON ben in benz en9en Sbal
Iid i1nel biloenoen 6lutbeu mea9e'
lpiili unb bas Tabrif9ebauoe No. 2
oerielben Gompagnie in elnen Sriiint
merbanfen permanbelt.
Nm Gamltas ralten eann iiber Die
@ebdube. mo biele tauleno flelBlge
Sdnoe lih ionlt reaten. Die erSiirnten
Slui9en bes our1 ben Woltenbruh 9e.
biloeten Stromes ba1in. 9luBer ben
beioen 6abrit9ebduoen muroen aud
Die Sdmme oreier 5abrif-@tabliNe-
ments serit6rt, unb bas Sotel in gaco=
let, bic Gir6en uno faIt ale Mobnbdu=
Ter Der tleinen 6abritltaot traaen lnebr
ooer ipeni9er oeutlib Die Spuren Der
8erpiifung our Shau. Der Gigen'
tbumsidaoen miro Iib, elmer un9efdb=
rem 9Gdbung sufol9e, auf etpa $3,'
500, 900 belaufen.
Man sluubt, OaB bel Der Tlutt
mebr als 80 Perionen ums 2ebeh 9e:
ltpmmen lino.
esn Yacelot puroen Die YresbDteria
ner Stride, elm 5ptel uno piele @obn
bGuier poaitdnoio seritDrt uno bort all
Elm betrdgt Der Sdaoen 5000 Se
| WaDor bon @barlotte bat einen Nufru
um llnteritiibune erlalen uno oi
Mmerican Cotton Gpinners MIiociatiol
miro am WDnta9 eine Sibun9 abbal
Item, I'm @sloer aufsubringen.
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eNiebcret 1T 9tesu Corners
tutun.

,Rio" gallenoine, Elm SrabtipanIer
Der 0pme Selepbon Co.. betrat am leB=
ten Donneritas in betruntenem 3us
nanoe Die Mobnuug bon ssrau Sauis
Ii, Stem @omerstomn unD mar erlt nah
,pieoerbolten Mufforoerunsen. Den plab
al perlaHen. au beiuesen, fortaugeben.
israu Dapis bena1ri6tigte bierauf bic
polisei uno Maribal pbilips maAte
li1 auf bic 5ude na1 @allenoine uno
fano i'm in Der Wirthlbaft BON glmer
Sells. 2lls ber Waribal ,Gio" auf-
foroerte. sos bieier stpei Rsbolper, einen
selaoenen uno einen unselabenen, uno
begann auf ben Maribal su idieBen.
obne iebob 81 treffen, morauf Der ge-
ante bas SSeuer erluioerte unb v4io"
in cine 5dulter traf. tuoraui Oerielbe
Die Giudt erariff uno iib unter por=
Aers Gdmiebe perfedte. Der Mar-
| lba! folgte oem Gliidtiaen uno Deran=
labte benlelben nit borsehaltenen 9te=
polper aus ieinem Yeritef herausSu=
tomnen. lporallf er Denfelben perbaitete.
sn eillem Norperbor por Mauor
fruer in Nem Gonerstomn muroe Der
JaI benz @erihte iiberipieien uno @al-
lenoine muBte in Grnlanaelune elmer
Burafhaft bon $500 bel Sheriff mag=
ner Auartier ilebmeli.
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Mttentate ai.f Oet Wrdftoett.
fRfa


yebte Dohe nahte folaenoe Depe.
ihe Die &unoe bur6 Die 3eitunoen:
/. Sn 2incoln. SG.. tuuroe am Mittluoh
WOreen, IN Der Nl1e Des giienbahn9e=
leiies perlteft. ene nit Spnanlit anae-
iiillte Sanotaid,e 9efunoen, uno s'uar
|nur tpenise 6dritte bon Der Stelle ent=
fernt. no ON Oonnerltaa Der grdlioent
&ooiepelt ben 3us Derlanen tpiro. Sie
YOli3ei unteriuht jeBt Die sngele9en.
belt"
5eit Der prdioent i'm Weiten um=
Der siebt unb bobmOraliide Breoisten
hdlt, obne bon ben idanloien @tanoa=
len i'm pofoepartement in Walbin9ton
bic gerinslie 9fotis su nebmen. lino
idon mebrere Beridte fiber beablidtiate
gttentate auf ben prdlioenten in um=
lauf aeiebt ,poroen, Die nur bur6 Die
umlibt uno Madiamteit" Der polisei
perbinoert tpuroen. aber bieIe Serihte
truaen 10 iebr ben 9tempel Der
,Made", baB mir es ni6t Der Wsiibe
tpertb bielten. tapon NOtis su nebmcn.
Sod obiee Roti3 1T wirtlitb 10 naiu
abeefaBt. oab mir uns oeren Snbalt
etmas ndber anieben miiIlsn. alio Der
9rdlioent miro am 9onnerltag lebter
gBo6e in 2incoln ertpartet. Gin often.
tdter. Der ieoenfals ldon bon ben Irii.
Eeren geriuden aebort, bic onrd Die
II mi DIT uno W a d I am teit Der
polisei perbinoert ipuroen. oeritedt
nun me9r als "a Stunoen Dor Der Nn'
funit oes grdlioenten ueniae @6ritts
bon Dem plabe, MO Der Prdlioent aus
1teigen miro cine 0anbtaide nit Spna-
INIT. obne 81 beoenfen. bab Die polisei
Die Saiden finoen tDnnte.
Welhe GnttduI6un9 fir ben gldu'
biaen 2eler. ,pslder bisber INNER &C.
aloubt batte, Nttentdter ieien ab9e,
lfeimte gDiepi1te. uno Der ieBt bie'
lfebt, tpie fdreflid bumm uno einfdltil
Iolbe Mttentdter Iino.
Mber muroe nirtlidh elm Mtteutat be-
labf1ti9t, ooer iuuroe bas 8pnami
oortbin gebradt Tim m-bort gefunoen ar
Iweroen?- Wenn oas Der Jall 1T. 10 II
bic GaAe ieoenFalls 10 einfdltis il
6cene eeieBt. oaB bic 5a1e 9eraoe oas
l@eaentbeil bon Dem beipirtt, mas beab
IEhtiot tpuroe. @tatt elmer Geflant
lfiir Die adfamen poli8iiten Uni
ben 8rdioenten. Der nit 9eilauer Notl
| Der 8efabr entrann, BON Oem Spnami
in @tlfe eeriiien su ueroen. bas q
6tunoen bor ieiner Nntunft 9eflnoel
wuroe, miro Die 8eIdidte 81 eiuen
elenoen Yollenipiel, oas bel perltdnoi
Iaen Menl6eu b6dltens Elm mitleioi9e
2a1eln erre3t, 9eltempelt.
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Sic rcpMblifaniIOe Staats=
EpttDcution

bat lebte 8o6s ibre pfidt eetban.
sic bat i6 fir eiuen slpeiten Sermin
Sanua's ertldrt, iie bat &ooiepelt als
republitaniiden pralioenti6afts Gan.
oioat fir 1904 inooIhrt, lie bat ferner
Die ganoibaten fir 5taats-Nemter nos
miniert, aui tpel6e iid Wart gamma
uno YoB @or bon Cincinnati ibon por
mebreren 99ohen geeinigt batteu.
Wtart Oanna bdtte sluar Wt. N. BpDtb=
mann bon yBilliams Gountp. eineu
geterauen oes Yiiraerfrie9es, als 2ieu'
tenant 8puperneur por9e5o9en uni
ma1te au1 tein 9ebl baraus, abel
gor bate 0aroins fur ben Ylab be-
ftimmt uno als Der gincinnatier 8ot
lunansenebm au lperoen brobte. mubt'
|Sanna nadgeben, einaeoent bes Di6
termortes: Cine 8rense bat ,5pran
nenmaht."
| IS wuroe fotaenoes 9ifet aufseiteat
| @puperne,lr- Mpron s. 0errif Dol
glepelano.
Yice=@ouoerneur %. 8. Sarbinl
BON Marion.
| Staats.9luhitor - Malter 8. @uil
bert bon gtoble Gountp.
| 5taats= SAabmeilter %. 9. Me
Ginnon bon Mlbtabula.
/ @upreme=&idter- q. Summer
BON glart gountn.
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bon Cincinnati.
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mes bon Start gountn.
| Gatb Der Difentliben Merfe- @eor9
s.. Mattins bon pite gountp.
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Yolttif6es.

Nm Treitag 1T YfdIioent &or5epslt
bon Ieiner GtumptDur nod oent Wefen
suriif9efebrt. gr mar 65 Sage bon
MaIbinQtpn abneIeno uno bat in Der
3eit $4,000 Meilen suriidaeleatuno 265
Heoen 9ebalten. Yei ieiner 3iiftebr
bradten ibm pie Qemtsrinbaber in
Waibinston unb 9ieieniaen. Die es
meroen woaen. einen feitliden gm=
pfang.
unier grdiioent III bod Elm Nllers
tpeltsterl. 8dbrenb bic gntbiilunaen
i'm pof-9epartement INNER arSBere
Gtanoale gu Sage f0rberten. trDboem
Der erlte Beamte bes Separtements Die
gade mad Grdften 81 Dertuiden fudte.
mahte Gooiebelt cine Stumptour i'm
Weiten. als Oh Die gonse 5ads i'm gar
nihts an9inge. uno nun erlldrt elm re'
publitaniihes 8latt: ,Nber Der Wugias
Stall (im Bof' Departement) wiro
ariinolih ausaemiltet. uno bas III
haupiiddlid oem ener9iIden Nuftreten
oes grdlioenten &ooiepelt gu oanien.
tpelder Weiiuna aeaeben bot. oaB Die
llnterluhun9 init aller Stren9e uuo
obne 9lnleben Der perlon Gefiibri
meroe."
Senator Sohn %. Daniel lit feitens
Der Democratic bon 8ir9inien gum britt
ten Wal fiir ben 8unoesienat non,inirt
tpor0en.
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gs gei6sben nod 3eihen uno @un.
Der. 5n Wiilouri tuurbe Samuel
Witden. elm Weiber. Der bel ben an
benz Neser Som @ilparo in Soplin,
no., bsaan9enen 2pnhmoro Die 5iib.
rerrolle iiberrommen bate, au 10
Sabren 3udtbaus berurtheilt. Scr
Heqer bate eillen Boii5ifien sri9oIien,
ais bieier ibn feltnebmen luOllte.
Quf Den 9bilippinen-Snieln tuuthete
lebte g8pde Elm perbeerenoer Srtan.
Der Ser. Gtaaten 9anpfer ygearla
De 8iiapas" IT mdhreno oes Sturmes
bet Der SSnIel Gaotes su @runoe aegan=
gen. Gin She'll Der 6diffsbeiabuua
uuroe serettet. Ser Der. Gtaaten
SampFer San &afael" uno Sdooner
,Wanfiomer" puroen bel Srmeo, iueit-
lid BON 2spte. on bic aiilte aetrieben
uno iinb Elm politdnoiges Wraf. ale
2eute an Yoro puroen 9erettet.
sSn @bicaeo muroe Gran Warie So.
nilpmsti. 81 Sabre aft. Die Satin ei=
neg in elmer M6b,lfabrit beiddftisten
Irbeiters, ermoroet uno hie 2ei1e am
Wi6iean unb Sllinois Canal aufses
funoen. Sen Nn9aben bes G'atten su=
folse muB bic 6ran uneefdbr $50 in
baarem @eloe bel 3i9 9ebabt baben.
Die grmoroete wuroe gum lebten Male
in GeIelli9aft elmer 4anosmdnnin ae=
lsben uno man tueiB, oaB Der Mann
oieier 6rau perludt bate, bon Jrau
8anilotpsti Gelo 5u bergen. Die Bo-
li3ei iudt jebt nod oiefen beioen 2eu=
ten, tnie aud nah gomaro Sanilotpsti,
oen Neffsn Der grmoroeten. bon Dem
man slaubt, oaB ct ettuas bon Der
NfIaire tueiB.
Sn Srin Sp.. IL Meilsn bon Go-
DIETER. q. D.. bate fib gilbert gelt
nit ieinen stuei SDbnen tudbreuo zines
6eftisen @elpitters unter eine 8ruppe
bober 8dume aefliidtet. Der Blib
|I6lue in Die gdume elm uno oersiiin=
acre, II Sabre alte Gnabe wllroe auf
Der 5telle aet6otet. Ser 8atsr 1T
t6otlih perlebt uno Der ditere Gpbn bat
oas @eb6r sans berloren. Ser toDte
ssnabe blieb segen ben Baum on9ele6nt
feben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-06-11
iie1cr 400 Wenid)ctt ertrtttss
-tt fett.

Nm 5amitag Mitta9 Bat Fib Dor
Dem SaFen Don Warieille, an Der fiios
li9en Siilte 6rantrei9s cine furhtbare
S6ihstataitrop1e ereianet.
Ser 9ampfer v9iuan" bate Mar=
Ieille am 8Ormittag Derlalien, i'm no1
8aitia. Sorlita. gu fabren uno folli=
Oirte aut Der SDbe Der Maire=S =Snieln
NIT Der .SnIulaire", nobel @rlterer 10
iAuer bei6doi9t tuuroe, bab er balD
na6ber iant.
0on benz in Der NGbe befinoli1em
2ootlenboot vSle6amp" aus lab man
Dem 3uiummenltoB su uno iofort elite
oies Soot ouf ben 59auplaB Der Ga=
taitropbe, um, ipenn m09li9, Silfe su
leilten. Ger n2iuan" bate Elm groBes
2ef unb oas Waher oran9 in unse=
beuren MaAen ein. Ser Rapitdn lab,
oaB Die einsige Gettun9 Die lei, oas
5hiff nm llfer auHanfen 81 lalfs.s
uno er 9ab oiesbesilglide 8efehle. 9as
| S6iff erreihte aber Dos 2ano nibt.
| Sieb3ebu Wlinutsn nab Der Gollilion
lant oer rSloIH oer VW III UeIeHI
WaRer befano.
i Snsmiiden tuaren bic 6diife .gle.
damp" unb .8altan". pelhe .benFaIs
Der Jraiiienet 60. aeb0ren. iolpie meb-
rere anbere Sbiffe herbsiaeeilt. gs
nurben DerSneiielte 8eriude aema6t,
Die 2eute on Soro besw. Dieieni3en.
melhe iib ins Waiier seiiiirst batten.
5u retten. ySlehamp" rettete 40 Ber-
Iionen. Die Dem Sobe nabe iparen unb
Der vSaltan" nabm 81 galiaeiere auf.
Muberoem iinb nod IL Watrolen in
5iberbeit eebraAt noroen, io,ueit bis
lebt betannt lit.
i Vpn ben Geretteten erlitten YieIe
!, lIalimme 0erlebun9eil. Sic 3abl Der
Spfer itellt lib auf 1877.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-06-11

Nahrihten aus Deuiihlano 3u=
folge finn bort Die grnte=Iu5lid)ten 10
tribe. oaB es borausIibtlih genDtbiat
Iein miro, cine unaem0bnlid srobe
Menge bon MeiSen aus ben Der. @taa-
ten 5u bejiehen. DaS auart,lnl, oas
aus Mmerifa besoaen iperoen miro mile
len, ipiro iebt auf 1,250. 900 Sonnen
aeiAdBt. Das er6ffnet CUTE Ausliaten
fiir uniere Garmer.