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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-09-29
Kennel Club Entries.

Entries for the Spokane Kennel
clubs initial meet at the Interstate
fair are now coming in. This morn
Ing entries had been made in the
following classes: Pointers 6. English
settlers 2, Irish settlers 2. Gordon
settlers I. Cocker spaniels Q, bull dogs
I. Boston terriers 8 and black and
tan terriers 2.
a doggie that will be Instantly
recognized, and whose appearance at
the bench show will be greatly appre-
ciated by nearly every chilli In Spo-
kane, Is Jumbo" the faithful guard
ian of the Door OF Hope mission. Cap
tain ]. @. McCielland will enter him
In the miscellaneous class,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-09-29
HERO ONLY ONE INJURED,

Charles Eaton. a brakeman on the
Northern Pacific passenger train COM
ing into Spokane from the coast this
morning. was badly injured near wap-
alto station while trying to prevent
a drunken section hand from jumping
OF the train.
The section man and his load Of
whiskey were heavier than Eaton,
who got overbalanced on the gate
guarding the platform of the car;
and both men were dragged from the
train. One Of Eaton's legs was brok-
en- near the hip. but the section man
wasn't injured. although Eaton fell
on top Of him.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-09-29
Plays at Auditorium.

As the result of a discussion as to
which John Cart, general manager
Of the Northwestern Theatrical asso-
citation, and A. w. Dingwall, general
manager of the "Old Kentucky" com
pany. engaged. the announcement has
been made that Mr.. Cart has decided
TO book the attraction at the Audito-
RUM as originally planned.
''In Old Kentucky" will, therefore
be seen at the Auditorium on the
evenings of Thursday and Friday, Oc-
tOber 1 and 3.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-09-29
BOARD WILL SIT TONIGHT.

The city school board, in session at
the. high school tonight, will receive a
delegation from the Taxpayers league
who are to inquire into the proposed
raising of 100000 school bonds.
Private citizens are also invited to
the,meeting and the board will be ready
to answer any and all questions per-
tanning to the bonding.
Every member of the school board
is said to be heartily in favor of the
bonding plan.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-09-29
Examination Changed.

A change has been made in the date
for the examination of applicants for
positions as clerks and carriers in
the local postofiice service. from No
vember 10 to October 81. Applica-
tions must be handed in at once to
the secretary of the civil service
at the postoffice.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-09-29

President Daggett of the board said
today: CAS- a sample of what may be
expected next year, the superintendent
of the Garfield school has made a can
vass of the new houses in the Garfield
district that are practically ready for
their occupants. He told me there are
80 of these new houses in the district.
The Garfield school is full and an extra
building is being used. What will be
the condition one year or two years
from now"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-09-29

the Jail yard on forged passes. The
sight sent them scurrying from the
scene. Physicians afterward found
the neck to be broken and death in
Simultaneous.
Lenouskey became enamoured of
Sennick's wife. and lured his victim
who was a fellow miner. to an aban-
doned drift, where he was assisted by
a comrade. Zerambo. who was hired
to help. They brutally butchered the
victim. Lenouskey afterward tried
to marry the widow
Zerambo is serving 20 years for
his part in the crime
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-09-29
Shoots Sweetheart.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. es,-Ed-
ward DeLabrouffe shot and killed
Marie Jordan at noon today, and then
put bullet in his own head. He
will die. The deed was premeditated.
as he left a letter for his sister which
states that he loved the girl and her
sisters prevented him from seeing
her.
LaBrouffe and the Jordan sisters
work In 1.-THE City OF Paris" depart
ment store. The killing was done
at the lunch hour in the Jordan
home.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-09-29
Wolf Gets Slgners.

Persons circulating the petition start.
ed by Charles Wolf, the mining man,
for the removal of Superintendent Of
the Water Department Weymouth re.
port that many signatures are being
secured. Mr.. Wolf has been absent Ia
the north since Saturday, but is ex,
pected home tomorrow evening, after
which time he will again personally
take active charge of the petition.
This petition is to be presented at the
next regular meeting Of the city coun,
Gil, next Tuesday evening.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-09-29

Passengers saw the men roll of
and the train was stopped. Eaton was
picked up unconscious and was made
as comfortable as possible in the
baggage car. Fortunately two ply
sicians were on the train and did
what they could to relieve the condi-
ton Of the injured man. He regained
consciousness before Spokane was
reached, and insisted on being taken
to his home instead Of to the hospi-
tai.
DIR. Whittier Of this city was called
to set the leg.
Mr.. Eaton Is prominent Eagle
and is one Of the best known railroad
men running out of Spokane.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-09-29
Investigates Report.

The chamber of commerce will this
afternoon act upon letter received
from r. Lewis Rutter, in which he
states that owing to Spokane's poor
telephone and telegraph service, the
Puget Sound Warehouse company of
Tacoma had declined to open an
office here.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-09-29
500 RIOTS NOT QUELLED.

sAULT STE. MARIE, Sept. 90
The situation still continues threat
ening All the saloons are wide open
and heavily patronized. 1t has been
learned that 1900 men are at the lum-
bering piers instead of 400 as first
reported. Seventy-five have already
reached here. walking. The remain
derswtil arrive during the day.
This big addition to the ranks Of
thef discontinued adds to the peril
The 9renadiers cannot possibly reach
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-09-29

In connection with the Interstate
fair free bureau Of information has
been established with H. NJ Cockrell
In charge. Mr.. Cockrell can be found
during business hours at his office,
o1o Peyton block, where all having
rooms to rent during the fair are re-
quested to send particulars, which
Will be listed free of charge. His
phone number Is Main 1115.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-09-29
Leave DOCC|ES AT HOME,

! In fining Ida Smith 81 and costs
FOR keeping a vicious dog. Justice
Hinkie this afternoon roasted all wo-
men who parade the streets attended
by poodle dogs and other dogs. and
said:
You have no use for those dogs.
anyway, and you have no right to
parade them on the streets. Women
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-09-29
Filed His License.

w. V. Wolvin, against whom an
Information was lodged yesterday
charging noncompliance with the
regulations of the new dental law.
today filed with the county auditor
his license. permitting him to prac-
tice the profession of dentistry in
this county.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-09-29
Albanian Excuses.

VIENNA, Sept. "a dispatch
from Uskub reports Albanian ex-
cesses In the villages OF Galinshnik,
Mastroff, Leutnof. Vuvitna. and the
wholesale arrest of Bulgsrians in the
district continues. The Turks intend
ed to celebrate the cars arrival in
Vienna by . Wholesale massacre OF
Christians.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-09-29
Presbytery Opens.

This evening at the Fourth Presby-
terian church, at the corner of Bald.
win and Dacota streets, in Heath's
addition. popular meeting will be
held. commencing at 1870. Three It,
minute addresses will be made BY
prominent divines in attendance n,
the Spokane Presbytery. on how te
capture a community for Christ.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-09-29

here from Toronto before late this
afternoon or tonight.
TORONTO, Sept. 29.-In addition
to the Royal Grenadiers 70 picked
men from the Toronto militia were
sent forward on special train this
morning to Sault Ste. Marie. A dis
now in command at 500. states the
force there at present is entirely in
ADEQUATE to maintain order.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-09-29
Bogardus' Appeals.

Chief Clerk Koontz of County Clerk
Erwin's office this afternoon was busy
collecting al 1.-The papers in the case
of the state against r, l.. Boeardus, ex-
secretary of the Spokane Building L
loan association, Mr.. Bogardus has
appealed to the supreme court from q
sentence of three years for embezzle-
menf.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-09-29

who have dogs should keep them at
home"
The Smith dog got into trouble by
attacking and tearing the trousers of
Alexander LAUDER. a merchant, at
Riverside avenue and Post street.
LAUDER testified that the dog did not
bite him, but merely frightened him
and tore his trousers.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-09-29

BELGRADE, Sept. 29.-Oflicers Of
the Servian garrison at Nisha con-
spiracy TO avenge the deaths of Alex
ander and Draga were today sentenced
Captain Novakovitch, the ringleader
got two years Imprisonment; the
others a year or less. Forty officers
were implicated.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-09-29
HE Case Critical.

Cornelius Murphy, who was badly
Injured in a runaway accident yes
terday, was taken to Sacred Heart
hospital today. having not yet re-
gained consciousness. Doctors ex-
press hope of his recovery.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-09-29

BERLIN HEIGHTS. O.. Sept 90
A special car on the Lake Shore Elec-
trio, containing Hanna and Herrick.
jumped the track at noon. None were
seriously hurt. although more or less
cut and bruised.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-09-29
No indictment Found.

ElYRIA. Sept. 2s.-The grand Jury
this morning completed it's iabors
without finding an indictment h the
Reichlin murder case.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-09-29

Up to 2 o'clock this afternoon S95
names were on the registration books
for the vote on the school bond propo-
sition, l22 Of these beng the names
Of women.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-09-29

An effort is being made 70 secure
q baby incubator to be on exhibi-
tion at the Midway. at the Interstate
fair grounds.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-09-29

Word has been received from Col
onel George Jabour that he and his
carnival people will leave Portland
today on route to this city.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-09-29

John II. cassin. the mining broker.
returned today from a month"; BUSH
ness trip to Chicago. Buffalo and
Canadian cities.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-09-29

NEW YORK. Sept 29.-The failure
of Taylor and Vaudeville was an
nounced on the consolidated stock ex
change. Il was due to the big slump.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-09-29

NEW YORK. Sept. 2s,-The liquid
alton of steel continued this morn
ing. On the curb Northern Securities
went down to SIN, the lowest record.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-09-29
Rockefeller In Deal.

CLEVELAND. Sept. ga special
to the Press from New York says
that Rockefeller is at the bottom
of the stock slump, desiring to gain
full control Of the steel trust. He
is unloading his own stock at low
prices and rebuying through private
brokers.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-08-27
8oItpar.
Den "a. MnQnn 1908
MertEer 8epbahter!

Wertber 8eobadter!
Mm 10. Muanit ifarb Der Is Sabre
alie 9lrtbur. Gobn Der Gbeleute Gbri.
ltian nnD garpline Wourer on Blino,
BARN @ntsiinounA; cine Gperation
lpuroe porgenonimen. bod Iiarb Der
Rnabs unter unidalihsn GhmsrNn am
lplgenben Moraen.
Nm 90. 9uauf itarb Marie grit=
i1srt. aebDrene parts. Satin bon
Naron BritlAert. nn eillem 9lierenlei-
ben. im'9llter bon 53 sSdbren, ibrem
@attsn aber fsiie Ginoer hinierla1sno.
Or. Com. 90. gaaD reiIie am "a.
Mug. nod Gplumbus ais DsleQnt Der
hisiieen bsutihsn GnnntagsIbule. in
gegleituns leiner 8emablin. sbenio
Baiior 5beDoor Merieil. Der 2eBtere
reilt ppn bort nah leiner Setmath. Gt.
CHARLES, no., uno miro in einieen
Wohsn nit isiner ibm ilt3ipiiden anas=
traliten Grau sartiftshreii, beuil ct be-
beraiate ben Sprud: IS lit nid)t gut,
baB Der Menid allein lei. YiI Wliif
auf ben 2ebenslues!
Eie Wdrterin, melde Dr. Wpers
Don Canton mitbradte. sur 6ilte uno
BHe9e bs5 operirten Granteu, Nrtbur
0iaurer. iuuroe bon 2eBterem 10 ;Fsit
an Der Sano seprebt, oab ein Ssinser-
tlaael ibr ins glut brana; lofort qins
lie suriif nm lid 9esen glutpersiftuns
bebanosln su lailen.
8etraut tpuroen AM %. Nug. s..
Sodlon Ornig nit 6rau Glara Gong.
eriterer bon Ml1i9an, legtere pm gc-
llpar.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-08-27

yyie yllniere 3sit" melbet. bat in
Der gldhe bon @GiQicDtle eii seuer Gar.
tDfeltdfer fein GrIdsinen genlatht, mel.
der in 3utunft Dem bstannten @elora.
ootdfer beim 3erit0rsn oes 10 lpidtigsn
Rnplenaeluddles ben 3ang ab;nlduIeE
orobt. Gerielbe lie6t aus pie Elm aro=
ber Wosquito. 1T / 3oa lang uno ain
9Drper fbtuars. Ger &opf iii nit si=
mem baarIdarfen &iiiisl bemaffnet, nit
tpel6em Der Rdfer Die Stauoen anbo9rt
lnlo ousiau9t. Sic Experimentation
3u WOolter, uobin man @remplare
Ididte. beseiduet oenletben als cine
gars neue, bisber unbetannte @attuno
nit Dem .Namen Tarnish plant bug,
Ooet aldntenoer pHansentdfer. Ser
nrhe NntOmnllng 1T febr lebboft uno
Hieot 10 I6nea tpie cine Brieftaube.
Vile bisIeriaen Neutrality-suspicious.
loben fa bemieIben 9egeniiber iotp:it
als pergebli6 ertpieien.
Das goltoepartemeit in WaIb.
lnaton bat eine 3egei aufaeteIt, oaB
telne Wabnbriefe auf Boftarten qe-
idrieben bur9 Die Yoit sei1ift lperoen
biirfeu. Siele &egel ipuroe am s.. Suli
ge9eben, nadoem Der poltmeil1er in
5anbusfp ben @sneral= YoFmeiIter be.
nadridtigts. 0aB oas Warermerf=S =Se.
partement cine Praftit baraus mabt
auF poittarten in rotber 5inte 9eorudt,
Rednun9en an lolhe perIonen au
iAiden, uelde Die Maiiernlistle nidt
besablt haben. Das Boltoepartement
oeutet all. baB gerionen, ,pelbe folAe
Mabnbriefe auf poittartef eeorudt be-
tamen. Die Staot fir 5Aaoenerlab
Dertlagen f0nnen.
Rriegsietretdr Nopt tuiro in Iei-
mem Sabresberitt, nie Rit9etbeilt
mira, bic Wieoereinfiibruns Der Ran.
tine in Der Nrmee empfebl.n. DaB bic
4bIhaffung elm Gebler iei, mar bon
pornberein tlar uno Die Grfabruna bat
oas beltdti9t. Die Gantine lit oas
bette Wittel 5ur Nbipebr Der 00llerei
uno folgenoer Generalization. Soft
ale GFfisiere Der Armee iaaen 10. Auf
ibre ausiagen itiiBt lib Der 5etretdr.
0offen!liN sei9t Der tommenbe gonareb
aRutb aenug. liA bonn Eittat Der pros
libitionstpeiber lossniagen.
: Sic Nrbsiter-lnionen baben Ihon
man6es geleiitet, oas nlerttpiirbia be.
riibrt. Das Neueite fommt aber aus
Dem Wustito 6taate Neu Seriep.
Der unionlObn fiir Reiieiidmieoe in
Seriep gitp lit So per 3aa, cine ReHel-.
Iabrit beaahlte gllten Nrbeitern 10 piel
wie 1875. Dageaen proteitirte bic
Union. Ser giaentbiilner Der 5abrif
beitano ieoob oarauf, Elm Heht 3u
habensfo Diel mebr su besahlen ais er
fiir gut fdnoe uuo feline Nrbeiter tpurs
ben an ben 6ireit beorbtrt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-08-27
Observation-Disclosures.

Goluaro 9. Mithea- gteaie s. 9urt.
bart, beioe ppn Mineral Gitp.
0enrD U. 8tibel. gieiu Pbilaoelpbia =
Carolina Noams. 9bilipsbura.
SOiepb IS. Maripea, Brootlpn, q. q.
War1 gootb, Netu @omerstolpn.
sSobn s. @obanep. Senniion Nlict
Gam, Neiu PHILADELPHIA.
Ibtam S. Gbemmer 2ena MeDerg,
bcioe bon Strabburg.
Gilbert 6. Nueslouie gmelie 6eder,
beioe BON Canal Noper.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-08-27
Sic S6ciD,.tt0sftngci,,
ueltbe inl Septemberterlnin unieres Sc
rihts al erleoiaen lino, mehren lidl.

luelbe im Septemberteriain unieres Sc
ridts gu erIeoigen lino, mebren Fh.
Ssranees VI. GappsIer perlun9t cine
S9eioun9 bon WiGiom &c. Gappeler,
Der 9egenmdrtis wegen einsm Derbrede=
rifdsu 9lngriif auf ELL WtdoGen bier
in @eidngniB iibt. 9tuBer elmer Glaee
aui gbebrub befAmert lib Die GIdge.
rim au6 oariiber, bab Rappsltr nibt
liir feline i5anliIie aeIorat babe. Eas
Yaar perebslidte lib i'm Sabre 1891
III WDnroe. Mih., uno hat 3ipei Sin.
Der i'm Utter uon7 uno 10 Sabren.
6lorenee @onlep pill pon MilIiam
.. gonlep eeidieoen iein, neil ogrIelbe
he Dor orei Sabren perlaHen nno lett
oieier 3eit nidts 81 ibrsn lluterbaIt
bei9etra9en bat.
Sra 8amble lit Dor stpei Sabren nit
suei Ginoern I'M 9llter bon 2 uno. A
Sabren bon Sarbep Gamble berlalien
lporoen uno bat oerIelbe ieiiber nidts
3u ibrem unterbalt beigetraaen.
Nud Sobn 2etder finoet Die gbeFeI.
leln unertrdgli6 uno msnn alles ipahr
1T. lpas er ieiner Marp sur 2alt legt,
10 bari man es ibm ni9t gum Nsrhre.
den anrednen, uenn er ieiner belize
rem" 9dlfte nliioe lit. gr beTdlpert
lih oariiber. oab Die Srau i'm mitIei.
nem Beien 9eidlagen, ibu otter be-
ihimpIt uno aud) feline 8ertpanbten
nit ben aeneiniten Hamen beleat rnb
leine Ginoer aus ieil,er erifen gbe 9rnu.
Jam bebanbelt babe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-08-27
GiicMtAb tsmfaM bet Dens
Sabttb0f Der Baltimore 81
Ct)iO Gigembatn.

glm Dieilftag Nanmittag IiieB Der
BON Giioen fomnlen0e YaliaAiersna Der
baltimore & Gbio giisnbabn bier bel
Dem Sahnhnf Der aenonntsn Elienbahn
III ben hinterlisn Ma9sn zines nDrOiin
Fabrenosn Grodtsu9es. Der @asell
aerieth iolort III yranb nno lpurbe to.
tai serfi6rt, ebe Die SSsutripebr oes
Jeners Derr per0sn tprnis; 0.lh Die
aotomttiOe beg pafiaaiersuses lparo er-
beblih beiddoiei.
Ger 2niomotipIiihrer mno 6eiser Des
pailaaiersnaes ipranaeG bon Der Wla.
IAine, als iie iaher. baB Der 3nianls
menffoB unpermeibIidb mar. Der 60.
tomot,ufiibter. s. 9. 8uraeB bon 0o-
rain, perrentte einsn GuBfn6nel uuo
DerIebte iih am Gopfe; Der 0eiaer. @.
g. @oulo pnn Bridgeport. bra1 eli,
Ghulterblatt umb trus lpabrl1eialid)
aud innere @erleBuneen oapor. 9ie
Yaiiaaiere tpurben burd ben 3uIains
menitob tiidtis aufaeriittelt. tamen
aber nit Dem Gdrfdell oapon. grit
nahoem oas 6elter ael0I6i mar. per=
nliBte man oen poitbeamten oes Baiia-
aiersuses, g. 8. 9lloen, unb fano oens
ielber nit Dielen Ropf,punoen uilb in=
neren @erlsbungen im Bepdflpaeen.
S. M. gcetler. 'ein anaebea6sr Was
ihinif, mar Qltidlatls auf Der Soto.
@utlpe, un nit Der 8abn betannt au
ipsrben rnb Ipran9 nlit ben, 2otomo=
tibfiibrer uno 0eiSer berunter uno tru9
alsldfalls iAlinme GerleBunsen ba-
3ou.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-08-27

- SOlepb 8roipn, Elm yieger, tpel=
der pOr einiser 3eit bon Marihaa Roe
in ubridsDitle geidoiien tpuroe. neil er
liA Der 8erbaftang bur1 bic Sluht
entsieben tpollte, erbielt bon Wapor
Dallin9 Elm Shmeraenspaalfer In Der
Gprm elmer guBe BON $40 nebIt Softer.
Wenn aber Der Maribal seglaubt bate,
bies bringe bic Sade 81 einen befris.
oisenben Nbf9lub, 10 mar Yrotpn alt-
oerer Nniidt. gr 9laubt ndmlid,
tuenn ibm 5trafe sebiibre. neil CT obne
5ifet auf Der giienbabn fabre, 10 ietlte
diia tin aMfarfbai bbsftraft iDeroer, Der
einen Neger in ben 9iifen fthieBt unb
10 fam er am Sonntag nab Nelp 4hi-
laoelpbia unb ertpirfte bon oen, Srie.
oensrihter sSair einengerbaftsbefebl ae=
gen ben Wariball Hoe BON ubri1spille,
neil berielbe auf ibn sefboi5en, uno
bic Mngelegenheit miro bpr Der nd1Iten
8rano4Surp 3ur gerhanoluns fommen.
Wiuiam Gratpforb BON Stem 60.
rterstonn, Der leBte gB0de Derbaftet
tpuroe. neil er aneeblid einem Wdb-
den Namens Rutb H.. perbue in
ubrihsuile bic gbe berfproden bate,
troBoem er idun berbeiraibet iit. fpuroe
am Greitag freigelaiien, nadoem Grl.
&utb bor Dem probate= Hidter ertldrt
bate. tie babe gepubt, oaB @ratpforo
Derheiratbet lei. 9ies mar Der erIte
4tt. giun folat Der stpeite. Bon
Nem @omerstolpn tonlmt ndmli9 Die
0ahridt. baB @ratpforb uno ieine
ubridsDiller 6lanine 3tfammen burhs
aebrannt iinb. $50 bas paar bin iIt,
iit ni1t betannt.
- Die 2ebrerfdaft BON 9uscaratpas
gountp III aegentudrtig bier periaus
melt uno Or. 6enrp Douf bon pbila.
Delpbia, pa., Gran emma Weioel bon
6iour gitu, Sa., uno Dr. William
Griffin BON 6hiea9o balten tdglih i'm
6ohidulaebduoe pdoagogiibe gors
trdge.
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Motia.

Ga i'd ails ben, 1ef1dfte aehe, 10
bite ih alle Dieieniaen. ipelde bsi MIR
I'M Riifltdnae liro, bor3uipreGen urlo
lire Rlidlfdnos 80 berittigen, oo III,
meine Bidder big gum !. Dftober ale
in Gronung baben nlliB. oa bas @es
ibdft alsoann tai arloere Odnoe iiberz
gsht. @leid5eitia bite Id and aae
oieleniaen, oie Hehnungen geeen mid
baben, Diefslbsn eitl3ureihen.
n s. s.. Ginlsp.
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Mm 10. NuAuit in Neiu Cumberland
MiIliam McRee I'M 9Iltsr bon 50 Sab.
reil oil ben 6oi9eu sines Ghlaeanial-
les. Der Yerliorbeue bihteridbt sinen
Sobn uno cine Ip1ter.
gm 2l. auQuIt III Hetp philadelphia
SSruu 5arah 9Douer I'M Nlier BON beiz
nohs 30 Sabr,n nah Idnasrer 3ranf-
belt. Sic geritorbene biuterldbt einen
@atten. 0enrp 0Oousr. Der fflper traNt
oarnieosrlisat. ino lisben Glnoer.
Raum bate iih oas Brnb ilber B n
iroiihen ueberreiien ieiner Satin 9e-
i1loilen. folats auh Ger Gatis beriel.
ben nah. Senrp 0oppsr ftarb an "a
Muault i'm utter bon So Sahren. Der
gerltortsne tam Dor SIS .sSabrsn bon
Benniploaniell mad Suscaratpos
@puntp.
glm 10. gluauIt iii @ilmore MilIiam
Soil i'm Nlter bon IA Sabren. Ger
Werffprbene, Der IN iriihereu Sa1reil
als Elm tiihtiaer @iiAfsniAatieo melt
.no oSs'' ce'at''' nut p''''s''ub' o'ps'
SopHe'
Sobn y. Sel, Der frliDer III upflns=
olus 'uopnls' ui.o ". ..'pas m.u. ~. a.s
sa''elh >Saq'e uu' gu''o, a.s aO.al0V,,.., 8: vs.,
pon As Sahrsn oil Neroauun9sbe=
Ifhnernen neItprben. Ser YerItprbene
b;a,sr,Sst s;ns m;ttm, unn sme; ein.
a"'S' Ssu w go go
~ ~
am 10. aua"I III atmengaule
gosoaro Staoo lm a'ler ooil % Sap'
rem an gtaaentreps. naH Ner SerFofoene
'ual le.I lo91 e'H Shlalle oes Snll.la's
uao mapfeno oen leBlsn neun Saefeh
mar e OCT oausF OCT Ihlialt nho iUat
oel os'1 anssfea'eH uHo SHlaileH
9lelW oel'eO'.
8!elhfals i'm 9trmenbaule lfarb
lebte Woat Slmon Sntlber on Nlters=
1hudbe.
glm 90. NuouIt in Gann,Ton bic
;Srau uou eSIrael @umbauob inn 9tlter
Opn So syubren all eillem Neruenleioen.
a.; L;,to.fSst arenas, f,,t4;,, ,,,,> :
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Srieiboger NIT 9lnIidten res
@ourthauies, oes WsitIeit- Sdllbau-
leg, bes Suscaratpds 3ipers uno eit.er
Nnlibt bon gleiu philadelphia I'M Sabre
.1846 in unierer Sffice fir elm Sent
per Stiif ooer s etiif fir S @ts. IT,.