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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-05-26

of the city by the British the mansion
was used by the various commanding
generals, and it was from its portals
that Sir Guy Carleton started for
Dobbs Ferry to confer with Gen.
Washington on Nov. 20, 1888, when
they arranged the details of the evac-
uation of New York and the embarka-
ton OF the British troops. After the
war the Kennedy mansion was occu-
pied by MIR. Sears, known as king
Sears" and his daughters were men,
toned as "princesses." Later it be-
came girls boarding school, and
then a fashionable boarding house, in
which Talleyrand, the French states
man, stopped at one time. 1t was here
that Talleyrand. standing in front of
hot fire, had pair of buckskin
breaches destroyed by the intense heat
and had his flesh scorched.
Until its demolition few years ago
the Kennedy mansion was occupied as
a hotel. and it formed a prominent
landmark in that part of the city.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-05-26

lars. He sent for the cashier of his
trust company.
Il am paying this man in cash, Mr..
-" he said, and it is a fine chance
to secure a big deposit for the trust
company, Make him a good interest
offer"
The cashier sent for the man and
made a strong talk for the deposit.
How much interest are you getting
now" he asked finally.
Pm getting per cent" said the
farmer. How much will you give?"
Under the circumstances we will
give you 31s per cent" said the cash.
Ter, pushing out deposit slip.
The farmer filed 1t out, took out his
checkbook and wrote a check for a
half million. The cashier looked at
the check in amazement. why, it's
on our own company" he exclaimed.
"Of course, II u.s." smiled the farm.
err you've had my money all the
time, but II seems that have not been
getting all the interest to which |
am entitled. | am glad you sent for
me-"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-05-26

was occupied by the British troops,
and they were accused of ruthlessly
plundering the library and using many
valuable books in making cartridges.
The City Hall then passed into the
hands of Congl o3s, and after extern
siye changes berame known as the
Federal Building. 1t was in the gallery
Of the Senate Chamber that Washing.
ton took the oath of office as Presi.
dent on April 80 1889. The site is
now marked by the Washington
statue which stands in front of the
Sub-Treasury building
Adjoining this is the magnificent
marble stock exchange building Just
erected, the most palatial structure in
the world dedicated to finance. Over
100000 was spent on its construc.
ton.
Another building connected with the
career of Washington stood on the site
now occupied by what was known as
the Field building when it was erected
by Cyrus w. Field, and now the
Washington building at Broadway and
Battery place. II was mansion
owned by British officer known as
Honorable Captain" Kennedy. The
garden Of this mansion extended to the
bank Of the North River, then on the
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-05-26
What He Had Done.

Repentant Lover--I have really re.
considered my proposal and earnestly
desire to be released from the betroth.
al. This gold watch with the diamond
encrusted case is yours if you will
say am free.
Miss Oldgyrle-Give me time to con.
slider.
Repentant Lover-Great Caesar!
Isn't that what I've just offered you?
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-05-26
LANDMARKS OF NEW YORK
MAKE WAY FOR COMMERCE
Old Buildings, the Center Of Historic Traditions, Rap
idly Being Demolished First City Hail. Erected by the
Dutch Inhabitants in 1912. Was Primitive Structure.

Especial Correspondence.)

The demolition Of the old Hall of
Records in New York, used in the
days of the Revolution as one of the
British prisons, following so soon
after the removal of other historical
buildings. has excited a great deal of
interest among descendants of early
citizens, but not enough to secure
their preservation in any form. Many
have wondered why some parts of the
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-05-26

line Of Greenwich street. Long before
the Revolution Kennedy succeeded to
the estate of the Earl of Cassilla,
when he returned to England, after
transferring his New York property
to son. 1t was subsequently sold to
Nathaniel Prime, and at the time Of
the Declaration of Independence was
occupied by Gen. Washington as his
headquarters. During the occupancy
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-05-26
Trying the Fad.

The cannibal king pores long and
earnestly over a package of circulars
which have been taken from the per.
son OF one of his captives. At last he
says:
We'll, these arguments in support
Of the different diets certainly do in
terest me. | believe | will try a
change" Summoning his chef. he or
ders: Serve that health.food man
for breakfast tomorrow"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-05-26
Didn't Want Angelic Status.

Ethel-She's sorry enough that she
married him, | wager.
Mabel-The idea! How can you
say that? He thinks her a perfect
angel, and treats her
Ethel-As though she really were
one. He doesn't buy her anything to
wear.-Sray Stories.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-05-26
Good Together.

Silas-Mary Ann has a hat trimmed
with rooster feathers and cherries.
Cyrus-Hm! Hope she won't wear
1t in the meetin' house.
Silas-Why not?
Cyrus-Because that amt the place
for cocktails and cherries.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-05-26
Her Advantage.

"Oh. dear" said little Harolds
mother, who was having a touch of
the common trouble, 81 seem to ache
all over"
We'll" said her sweet child. I'm
sorry, but not as sorry as I'd be for
father If he felt that way"
why would you feel more sorry for
your father. love?"
Cause they'd be such lot more
of him to ache"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-05-26
The Argument That Wins.

"Ah," she sighed the great men
are all dead"
But the beautiful women are not"
he answered
Then she looked soulfully up into
his eyes and told him she had said II
Just TO be contrary and not because
she thought IL for moment.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-05-26
He Wanted to Be Sure.

Hello. Catherwood, understand
you were married recently"
How recently?"
why, last month some time"
"Oh, that's all right. 1t isn't true,
I wasn't married to within a minute or
so ago, but | didn't know but that you
had later intelligence"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-05-26
The Slow Wooer.

Il notice" said the slow wooer,
that the extreme cold weather has
been fatal to great many sheep"
Il should think" said the girl, her
patience being exhausted, chat you
would be afraid to venture out"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-05-26
Unreasonable Supposition.

Didn't you tell me yesterday that
you had a wife and three small chill
dren?" asked the benevolent looking
man.
Mister" responded Meandering
Mike, IF had a wife an three chill.
dren. don't you spose I'd put 'em to
work instead of goin' out dis way my.
self"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-05-26
His Conscience.

Hes forever prating about what
his conscience tells him. What does
his conscience tell him. anyway"
1T usually tells him, apparently,
what awful sinners his neighbors are"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-05-26
Not Much to Eat.

Little Ethel (horriied) -We've in.
vited too many children to our tea.
party. There isn't enough for them
to get more than bite each!
Little Dot tresignedly) too
bad Wen have TO call it an "at
home"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-05-26
An Appropriate Name.

Edna don't know whether to call
my Boston bun terrier Pompey. Sciplo.
or Caesar
Arthur (who has had a sad exper-
fence with the terrier)-I think
Agrippa would be n very suitable
name for him
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-05-26
One Very Good Reason,

"And why" asked the teacher,
should We always hold the aged in
respect"
Cause it's generally the old men
that has all the money" Robbie re,
piled.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-05-26
He'd Be leaNin,.

Now, it's Oi do be asliin ye," said
Clancy, "ay yez sees n dawg growlin
wild is mout' an Vaughn wild is tail
which ind wud ye believe in?"
"Thot's easy" replied Moriarity,
"shure, OF be leavin' tn front ind
Clancy"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-05-26
Light on the Subject.

He-"l suppose you are aware of the
tender feeling have for your"
She-"No; I'm quite in the dark"
He-"That being the case permit
me to suggest that we strike a match. :"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-05-26
Proof Positive.

First Heiress-"But you are quite
sure the count loves you?"
Second Heiress-"Of course am.
He said II would marry him he'd
iet me keep half of my own money"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-05-26
An Affinity.

"You are sweet enough to eat!"
vowed the fond vegetarian who was
paying court to the handsome lady
with the jewels and the gay dresses
"Oh, you cannibal" she exclaimed.
did you know am a grass widow"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-05-26
An Insinuation.

Miss Cutting-"That dog of yours
seems TO be remarkably intelligent"
Softleigh-"Yaws, indeed! law
couldn't begin to tell you all he
knows"
Miss Cutting-"No, OF course not"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-05-26
Real Thing.

Saloonkeeper Ito applicant for job
How would you go about making a
Roman punch?'
Tough Barkeep-"Td call de ole
geezer liar, dat's how. See?"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-05-26
INDULGENCE.

Mrs. Muggins-Does Mr.. Guzzler
make an indulgent husband?
Mrs. Buggins-Well. I'm told that
he INDUCES
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-05-26
At the Price.

Mrs. Bumble-By the way, John,
there are strawberries in the market
Mr.. Bumble-Are there? That's the
best place for them.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-05-26
Two Points Of View.

Jack-'I met Miss Upton at the re.
ception last evening. She's awfully
dull"
Toni don't agree with YOU She
cuts me every time we meet"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-05-26
Two Kinds.

Bores are of two kinds-gimlets
and augers. The gimlet bores you
by YOURSELF the auger bores you in a
crowd.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-05-26
JOKE WAS ON THE CASHIER
How Farmer Secured a Raise in His
Interest Rate.

1t is not often that an outsider gets
ahead Of Pittsburg man of business,
but occasionally they score against
each other The president Of one Of
the largest trust companies few
weeks ago completed the purchase Of
some valuable coal lands by paying an
old farmer who lives near the Smoky
City several hundred thousand dol
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-05-26

Venerable University President.
President w. F. Warrent of the Bos.
ton university is 70 years of age.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-05-26

An Unfavorable Opinion.
How do you like my spring suit?"
Expect to pay anything for it?"
"Of course | do"
Then | don't like It,"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-05-26

Morning After the Ball.
Wihe-John. do get up, The cook
is kicking shamefully.
John tspringing up)-Thash so?
Who's holding the hat?
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-05-26

Not for Him to Decide.
pardon me, sir, but isn't there an
other artist in this building?"
well, that is a matter Of opinion,
There is another fellow who paints"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12
Der blutiue Of E..

9ettng, II. SuIi. - Die urls
QusoeIebten 8emiihungen OerYungtiez
0icet0niqe, bic antizbDnditii6en Sc
feni6aften, rpel4e lett Den 8oterz
Q~ufTtdnOen BON 1900 in bemertensz
pert6er Q0eiie IberbanO 9enommen ,
6a6en, p0Qig gu unteroriidcn, Raz
ben Die 0er6aftung unO Bro3elItrun9
BON flint 8GbelSfii6rern our 6ol9e
oebu6t. Dies bat Dem 9ofe groBeS
@ergniigen bersitet. namentli6 ou Die
NuslGnOer Ii6 pei9erten, Die W}dnz
ner gu be16iiBen, pel6e Der beftigiten
Nnqriffe auf ben 8atier uno Die 93z
Matte bei6ulOigt paren. 2ienz6ung,
zines Der WitglieDer be5 ausDGrtigen
Imte8, DerT4ert, DAP oieie GeieQz
f6often cine groBe 8efo6r uno cine
beItdnOige 9ro6ung fir ben S6ron
Ieien, Der nit ben 8eamten i'm gan3en
Reide iiber bic tbdti9e 3eitunsssPro
puqunoa, pel4e jene 8eieQIhaften
BON S6unq6ai aus betrieben, ieAr be-
unru6igt lit. Ob Die &0pfe Der flnf
RGoelsfij6rer f6on in ben Sanb 9ez
.roQt fino, berlautet niat ausoriitli6.
0us 8ine1f8e auspGrtige Qmt be-
ri4tet, Dap Dret e%ingeborene @hrilten
gu ping 81 SIien, in Der Propin3
S6enIi, bon Hdubern ermorDet nOrs
ben Iinb. Sin fat6olii der 9rieiter
purbe BON elmer @ude no6 Gben8tou
estortirt.
Ser. Stautenz@ eneraltoniul Wfcz
8aoe te~legrap6irte BON Canton an
na5 Staotsbepartement in 8aibtngz
ton, boB Santos Sing BON Der BRO
ping 8pangIie gum 8ouOerneur Der
Prooin3 8nungiie an SteQe BON
Wong GbilzGbun, Der Degruotrt ipurz
be, erndnnt porben lit.
8pangii lit ba5 Centrum Der 9es
genpGrtigen 6ungersnOt6 unb aei6nct
Ii9 au9 babur6 aus, 0aB Die SnIurz
reftion in ieinen 0ren3en md6tige
9roportionen dngenommen Fat.
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@n 1T Sahn .. abel?
Der .Sdabmsiiter bes WirtbezS 4usz
9ereins nit $954.55 permibt. =.
Gr ION bds Gelb fir Spefulotipn

Der 'Snabmeiiter bes Wirtbez5 4us=
9ereins nit $954.55 permibt. =
ST ion bas Gelb fir Speculation
perbraudt BADEN.
So6n .. Ibsl, ieit Is Monuten
S4osmeiiter unb gsssnpdrtissr
Stats : 9rdiibent bss Wirtbez
S4uspereins, Der cine Wtrt6i9aft in
Hr. 1920, or : prdttftrobe, bstrsibt,
pirb felt lsstem 0onneritas permiBt.
Sn einem S9reiben, pel6es er benz
Setrstdr oes 8ereins ianote, iol2bsl
srflart baben, bab er ourd Spstuz
lationen, bic mibeliidten, $954.55,
bag san5e 8eiistbum bss 9sreins,
perloren babe. Sn benz Sareiben sibt
er ~teinsrlei 4nseiden BON ettpaigem
bedbiidtistem Selbitmprb, pGbreno
feline Jdmilis befir9tst, oub er fi4
oas Gebsn senommen babe. Ibers
Jrsunoe srtlGrsn, bab lie ni6t pihen,
mo- er ii9 aufbdlt, bod md6t Die
runitso States 5ioelitp II. Guaranty
Co." tpelde BirsI9dft fir i'm. ite1z
ts, ale 4nitrensunsen, ieinsn iesigen
Iufenthaltsort in@rfabrung gu brinz
gen.
Sdor por etpd stpei Wonuten
tpuroe 5r. Ibsl eriudt, benz 8ersin
cine 4brednuns gu untsrbreiten, bod
i6ob sr Dies f%ortpdbrsno auf bic
LANCE 8dnt. Sn Der lesten8eri ANN
lung bss Wirtbs : 59uspereins muir
be ieoo4 Elm llnteriu4unss : gcmite
ernannt, beitebeno aus ben So. Sobn
8. Barber, j. 9srmsrsbaulen uno
Simon Yierce, uno bieies hsna6ri4z
tiste !9rn. 4bel, oab er am lebten
Oonneritae in Simonini's 9otel, an
Der 8altimoreitrabe unb WaribWdrz
tst Spae., sridsinen uno Rsfeni4dft
ablssen ioqe. @bel eri4ien ni6t, fonz
bern fanote Srn. @altber Elm S6reiz
ben, in pslfsm er un9ab, bab er oas
@elo oss 8ereins p~sripetulirt babe.
0as gomite bseab fi4 iofort mad Der
Dobnuns bes Srn. 46el, mo inn iez
bod srtlGrt tpuroe, bab 4bel ieit leg
tenn 0onnsritas Moreen nidt in ieiz
nsr Dobnuns seiebsn tporoen lei.
Radfrasen in Der 3peitsn Iational<
8ont am 5uBe beg 8roaopaD, no
bic @elbsr bes 9ereins hGtten bepoz
nirt lein folen, s%rsabsn, oab oaielbit
i9on felt geraumsr 3eit feline Depoz
iiten bes 9ereins %porAanosn naren.
Die 8eumten beg 9ereins ertldrsn,
bab 9r. Ibl ii4erIi4 6dtte Irrangez
msnts MAIDEN f0nnen, UNI bieSumme
gu beaublen, uno lie islbit bdttsn i'm
babel untsritiibt.
Die Jamilie oss 8eridpunosnen
ertldrt, oub oerielbs ieit benz 10.
Mdrs b. s., an ipelfem Elm Munn,
Namens S6mibt, in ieiner Wirt64
faaft ii9 nit einem MsiIer bic 8eble
ourdidnitt, mandmul Qn5siden bon
GROCER Nieoerseidldgenbeit on ben
gag ls9ts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12

DE. 0rei trGftige 6ods uuf bo5 @e=
burtstagstino i6loB Die Reoe. 9r-
6run3 Suuter Dontte in bepe9teH
8orten, inoem er iugte: SIS miro
piel ppn unoantbarteit bon 9eretnen
oeQeniiber ioI6en MitglieOern geipros
den, Die i'm SntereIIe Derielben loArz
aus iubrein uttio tbGtig iino, nod)
fann i6 nit @ergniigen conitatiren,
baB Der rS6pabenz9erein pon BAL
timore" bierin cine riibmliAe Nus
nubme ma6t." Der rS6mabens9a@
menz8erein CIR. /" mar nit elnenG
8%lumenitra1B in GOrpore eriAtenen;
ebenIo bate 6r. &almep BON Der Sir
ma SEQ. WambaA 6rau 9tloeshelm,
sFruu Ranne unD Nnoere 8lumenz
tribune uno 8eI6ente iiberbraft. -
Iruu 9auline 9uuter, unteritijBt por
i6ren S08tern Gliie, 9elene Ii. 6ranz
asia, iorgte in treffli6er Nelie tur
6a8 leiblide Wo6l Der @dIte. @uf)
Der neugepG6lte S4nubenz 4rd'oent,
6r. 6einri6 8lein, iiberbru6te ieine
@liifrpiini6e peri0nli6. @nmeleno
paren II. o.: 6r. uno 6rou S'terz
muDer, 6r. uno 6rau 8entialer,
Rruu Dora 8ierotb, 6ruu 6rieoerfte
S6ul3, 7rou 8utberine Berger, 6rdu
Marie Same, 6r. uno 5rou Come
mann, 6r. G6orle5 gemiinot, 9r.
9bo5. Glorf, 6r. Treo, Puti6e, Ser
mann Souter, Carl Sauter, 9r. 9ds
piO 6onnebef, !6r. 8ernbaro Stol1
lenmeier, SRI. 9ouline 6troup, 6r-
Martin @ogner, 0r. 9eiri6 Seuler,
len, 6r. 5rieori6 8euler, 6rnu Glns
ma 660atopf, 6rou 9. 5romm, 6r.
QluquIt Muttes, 6r. 6reo. 4lbers,
$50, 6p. alein, @m. Giienmein, @.
Mc6urriet, Jrau Muriu8onne, 5rau
8utberine Sauer6o6er, 5rI8. &dtle
alinfer, Ma6el 5apIor, 2lmanoa3apz
Tor, 8at6. 4ieti6, 6unnp 8rdmer,
9utberine Mouer6an, 9r, Same5 8.
Goa6 uno 6r. 6ron3 0elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-12
9cruna mtadlt nus SBuCn Gin nenss
@elcn.

6rGulcin Muris Goats, cine beliebtc
iu1ge Dame BON Qppleton, @js., uno
YrdiiOentin oes Nppleton gpun9 Gables
Club, f4reibt:
,8enn bos f6Ieppenbe, miibe @efibt
iiber Sic i6Iei6t, ba5 @ien ni6t idmett
rnO 9Ieinigteiten aufregen. tpiro qerunu
Sic gu sinem neuen Weien MAIDEN I'M
nerbulb elmer Bo6s.
sd babe es iebt bur9 brei Saiions
genpmmen unb finoe es feDr tpirtiam
uno pertbpoI ."-Trl. Marie Goats.
8enn Sit bur6 ben 8ebraud BON 9ez
runu feline prompten unb befrieoigenoen
9feiuItats e~r5ieIsn, 70 idreiben Sic fOforP
an Or. 6artman, benz sic Sbren Sail
ausfibrIi8 bei9reiben, unO er pirb Sb=
men germ ieinen tpsrtbpoIIen Rdtb gratis
ertbeilen.
Qbrefe: Or. Sartman, Prdiibent bes
6artmdn @anitariumS, Columbus, Sbio.
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9nppeI : alarm.

Oas Gaiino bes i'm Ban besriffenen
,Marplono : Sbeaters" elm Raub
Der 5lammen. = unuoriidtise
Sanbbabune elmer 9uiolinlumpe
bic 8rdnburiaGe. $4,000
S9aoen. - 3pei Perfonen auf
tnappe Weiie benz 5Ooe sntronz
men.
0as GaIino bss i'm 8uu be9riffez
men wMdrDlanbzS beuters" IN Der
6rantlinz, nabe 9opuro @trabe,
brannts seiterr Raamittug, pdbreno
bic 8ouleute nit benz Iufiesen oss
Oades bei6Gftigt puren, aus. Der
aneeri9tete Sddben betrdgt ln9ez
fGbr $4,000 urb oiirfte pobl 5ur
6auptiafe bur9 9eriiderun9 sebedt
fein.
9os Jeuer ert1tanb o6t Minuten
Dor 5 u6r Nddmittogs oaburd, bab
Elm Mrbeiter, tpel9er in einem Der
aener cine 9~aIolinlamps fInte, nm
babel nod gu orbeiten, ni6t poriiftig
senug 81 Werte gins. Die 5olse mar
cine grplofion, unb in ipenigen Sez
funben bebnte ii9 bas 5euer na4
benz s~tpeiten Stodperfe uus.
Wte bur6 Elm Wunber ent9in9en
Winiam Sc Wutb uro Gburles s.
2inbner. Elm Hu9t=8ormann, elnsm
erGbliten Sobe. Die beioen 2eute
fparen in benz unterften Seller, als
bas 5euer aus6ru4. uno ipdren tie
nidt redtSeitis bon aamerdoen gsz
tparnt tporben, pGre linen un5peifelz
bait Der Iussans our6 bic 5ldmmen
abeel6nitten tporben. Sr. 2inoner
erlitt iosor, als er Ii4 aus benz brent
nsnben 9sbGube flidtete, Glide
lei6te Brunbpunben.
Die 5euertpebr purbe burd einen
4lurm bonn 8oiten Scr. 1856 aug dlarz
mirt, uno Gbef 8urfart iunote slei9
mad ieiner 4nfunft auf Der 8ronbz
itdtte einen 5peiten 4lurm Elm. @lId=
li6erfpeiie gelang es Der 5euernebr,
bic Slammen auf bus Guitno 81 be-
i6rdnten, unb na4 fur5em, dber
bartnGdigem Sample NIT benz per6eez
renoen Clement gelung es Der 5euerz
tpehr, Der 5lammsn Meiiter gu tpsrz
ben. Sros bes @epitter iturmss, mel
der nGbrenb Der 6euersbrunit tobte,
fanben ii4 bod aablreids miibise gu
i6auer Elm, pelfe beinabe bis our
4bfabrt Der 5euerfpebr auf osr8rdnbz
itdtte perbdrrten.
8et ben 20f6arbeitsn tpurbe Gbsf
9orton bon etnem Stid Serraootta
an benz reaten gIenbosen setroffen
unb leidt berleBt.
Dos Snnere beg Gdiinos fpuroe
bur9 bic Glammen total r%uinirt, uno
ss pirb uu9 befiirhtet, bab Elm Eager
BON 5erracotta i'm Wertbs bon $780,
900, tpeldes i'm Seller aufssitaplt
lag, idtper beiddoiet lit.
9err 8nupp, Der 9srtreter BON 9rn,
8ernan, ertldrte inbeKsn ssitern
Ibenb, bub bag Iuoitorium iotpobl,
als bds wWarplanbz5 bdter" big gum
8estnn Der fommenben Sbeoteriaiion
poaenbet iein piiroen. 9r. Sames 6.
aernan. tpelder bic Sbeuter srbauen
ldbt, 1T CUR 3sit bon Der Stobt ab=
pefenb.
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Briefe uun Trauen.
Sraulein anna Yreseutt's grief.

SrGulsin prescott f6reibt in sinem
Brief bon 216 go. Ssoentb st., Minneuz
polls, Winn.:
sd tuar letten Serbit ean5 abse=
ipamnt, mein appetit mar ifledt unb
ifj flbIte alleseit miibe unb matt.
Wein aputbsfer rietb mir, 9eruna SIT
sebrautjen, nnb bic Grleidternng, bic
i1 basurd erfubr, nafoem if crit cine
Blafhe einseupmmen bate, iuar tunns
berbar.
80 fette befen @cbraud fiinf Wps
den lang fort, unb irene mid iagert 81
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v1balia Mdnncrd1pr."
@rpRc Grfuriiun, Sunntas ben
26. Suli. U93)

3petfel an BEN Ingaben
Wanolep's. - Die 9ebeimpoli5iz
item 9osun uno 0ougbertp, tpslte unl
6rsitae in Wilmington, Del, tparen,
Inn Ha9forihunsen ansuiteGen iiber
bos 9prleben 5rdnt ManoleD's, mel
der nm Oonneritus Moreen feline
Jrou in ietner Wobnung on Der Weitz
9amburgzS trdbe eridpB, eritotteten
benz ppli5etmaridou 5arnar eeitern
geridt iiber lire Nudtoridungen. Sic
idesr, Monolsp babe in Wilmington
ben beiten Ruf 9ehobt, a6er RiemunO
ta6e iemals etnen Rspoloer in ieinem
geiis eeieben. Cine 9ebamme, 5ruu
Robsrt Mo5aoben bon Nr. 812, Wtit
g. Strobe. Wilmington, iuste 81 ben
Gebeimpoliaiiten, lie babe bus Glteite
ainb bes Manoleb'ihen G%bepoares
CUR Welt eebrd6t II. eine Wohe lang
Sag uno Hodt i'm 6auie beTelben 5uz
| eebra4t, bic 8etten eema4t, 3utrttt
81 alien 9immern uno S6rdnten 9ez
hdbt, uber niemals etpds bon einem
Repolper geishen; bies pdr in 1901.
Sbr Mann idete bahelbe; 8eibe ober
iteuten Manolep bus 3euentb zines
lisbenoen uno fiiriorsliden @atten
uus. Den 2aben, no Wanolep ben
RepoIper eetauft BADEN min, tonnten
bic 9ebeimpolisiIten ntdt finben.
gart Gon5erte. - Sas
gonsert, ipsldes seitern Ibenb i'm
rputterIon : Yurt" ssseben puros,
mar siemlid gut beiudt, troboem es
fur5 por6er 9ebonnert uno seblist
bate uno nod INNER brobenbe Wolz
fen am 9ori5ont fi4 uuftbiirmtsn.
Oas folsenoe proerumm tpurbe sez
seben: Marid Sutton BON Sulu,"
Watban; Supsrtiire gu sra Oiaooz
To-" Iuber; Selection rSk 8ursoz
matter" 2arbers; WdlBer lin Bal
u Ga Occur" 5ahrba4; Clarinet
SolO nGomins Sbro' tie Rps," Sr.
Wm. Staree, iun.; SntermssSo
rSrun," Suoion; rGocuunut Dance"
Repman; Supertiire gu w3igeurss
rim" 8alfe; Ruiiii9er Sang, Sob
frsp; Marid rSburinsia," go9au.
Sir bds bsute Na6mittaa i'm
r0ruib !9in : part" i~tattfinoenbe
gpn5ert, peldes bon 6 Bis 8 ubr
bauern tpirb, ~anitatt bon 5 Bis 7ubr,
pte btsber, lit bas naditebsnbs BRO
sramm uufseite1t: Muri9 rSe gitp
Greeutipe," 2enburb; Oupertire gu
set" 2eutiner; Sntermes3o rSris,"
Morfe; Sersnuoe, Moibopsti; pic
colo : Solo rRuiiian," Gobfrep;
Supertiire gu r3iseunerin." galfe;
81 Muiieal Critics Dream" Dir;
patrOl Batting Resiment," goperz
bep; 81 yeiterz3ousbt," 5erbert;
rYraiie Sob 5rom Wbom au glslz
iinss 5lop."
eronalnptisen.- Stabtz
@ontroIeur 5effner unb 5omilie 3D.
gen seitern Radmittus mad Galparr
in 5orforb Gountb. Mo., ouf einer
Monut in bic Commentaries. Sr.
9effn.r piro ober ieoen Morsen mad
Baltimore tommen uno ieines Imtea
i'm Ratbbauie palten.
9r. Sobn 9annibul, @oriiber
bss bemotrutifden Stabt : gpmite'o
1T ouf etlide Sage mad 4tlantie=git
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