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The National tribune., 1903-02-26
Pine Kidney Remedy.

Mr.. A. s. Hitchcock, East Hampton,
Conn., Crhe Clothier), says if any sufferer
from Kidney and Bladder Disease will
write him he will direct them to the per-
feet home cure he used. He makes no
charge whatever for the favor.
The National tribune., 1903-02-26
~ w. i. SHERMAN,
"Major-General, Commanding"

Gen. Sherman remained all day the 18th
at Rome, wishing to hear definitely from
Gems. Cox and COrse whether the enemy
was still in force near COOsaville. Gen.
Cox had met and skirmished with small
force. had captured two pieces of artillery
and driven the enemy. 1t was found that
Gen. Hood had taken up his bridge as had
been reported to me, and that there was
no considerable force south of Rome,
whereupOn Gen. Sherman as final order
for the day, gave Col. Dean the following
instructions:
Headquarters Military Division Of the
Mississippi, in the Field.
Rome, Ga, Oct. 13, 1864.
'Col. Dean, Kingston:
Hold fast all supplies and guard them
well until we know exactly what course
things take Don't send the cars until
you give time for the troops to reach
Adairsville 1t will be morning, suppose,
before they reach there, though 1 will
order Gen. Howard to push division to-
night. Keep me well advised, and ask
Gen. Raum to do the same. I have al
ready caused their cavalry to be driven
below Coosaville, capturing two guns, and
have no doubt the columns now out will
disturb Hood. want him to be held
at Resaca until 1 get there, though sup
pose he will succeed Or be off.
wv. T. SHERMAN,
''Major-General."
CTO be continued).
The National tribune., 1903-02-26
10 CUBE a COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinins Tablets All
druggists refund the money II Il fills 70 cure.
E W. Groves signature on each boz. &c.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-29
SAVED 3
FROM
DROWNING
Life Saver Brantlgan Had Busy
Time, but Rescued Two Woman
and Small Boy.

New York. July 2o-Hundreds OF per
sons seeking a breath OF air on the re-
creation pier at the foot of Metropolitan
|:avenue, Brooklyn. Monday afternoon saw
Holm Quirk. IL years old. OF No l43 North
|iTifth street, Brooklyn. miss his footing
land tumble into the East river. During
1.-The excitement attending the boys res
cue by Thomas Brantigan, n life saver
| In the employ OF the Dock department.
two women spectators were pushed into
the water. In spite OF obstacles Branti-
gan saved the lives OF all three.
More adventurous than other boys.
young ouirk attempted gymnastics on
the strlngpiece. He was closer TO the
sdge than he thought and lost his bal
snce. Brantigan was on duty. and saw
the boy struggling In the water He
quickly reached Quirk and started 10
swim with him TO the float.
All were so eager 10 witness the res
cue that they surged around the edge OF
|.the stringpiece. and Mrs. Hortenss Cal
|lahan. 30 years old OF No i2i Kent ave-
|'nue. and Clara Walsh. 10 years old. of
No. "a North Fifth street, Brooklyn. were
swept into the river.
Brantlgan by this time reached the
Dfoat. and relieved OF his burden. went 20
kfhe assistance OF the women. He reached
Bthem just as two men in a rowboat who
HAD been attracted by the cr.es, appear
Eed. Brantigan, with the assistance OF
Ifhe boatmen, put the women in the craft
;and landed them safely on the pier
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-29
FISCAL PROBLEMS.
Special Meeting Of frltIsh Cabinet In Sep.
terb,r and Policy to Re Made Known.

London, July 2e.-1t is stated that ar
rangements have been made 20 call a
spec al meeting of the cabinet about the
end Of September. by which time II Is
anticipated that the ministers investi-
cations of the hscal problem will have
been completed and the cabinet will be
in a position 20 reach n definite dec csion
on colonial secretary Chamberlain's pro-
posals
Premier Palfcur will address the Ma
tlonal Conservative union oct ! and he
ls expected TO announce the govern
ments policy on that occasion.
Mr. Chamberlsins opponents claim. as
q result Of tho reception given 20 h's
proposals by parliament and the coun-
trv. that he IL already shifting his
ground They point 10 inspired artlclas
I'm the press and tho conduct of tho cam
paign ~ leaflets At birmingham as show
ing the tendency % NJ Chamberlain 20
abandon the policy Of solely taxing food
and substituting modified duties on for
eiRn food and manufa ctures. the revenue
from which instead 81 being devoted 20
old age pensions. would be applied 20 re-
moving and relieving the taxes on sugar.
tea and tobacco.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-29
FOUND AT LAST.
after Is Years Silence Little Jacob Erto.
Ehsr Receives Telegram From Hls Parent.

New York. July 2s.-Little Jacob Err
Eochter is happy. The story OF his life
|old Saturday has resulted in his father
bending telegram to him telling him 10
Etart at once for Chicago
II was early morning, while Jacob was
Iweeping out the store OF his benefactor,
abraham Melman, of No. l64 East 10th
treet, that messenger boy dismounted
From his wheel and asked for Jacob
|1rtochter. Jacob took the yellow envel-
bpe 10 Mrs. Melman. asking her 10 read
Il for him. The message said: Il read
pour story in the paper. Ny address, 1882
Milwaukee avenue. Chicago. Answer by
elegram II you have money enough 70
rome home a once. r. NJ. Ertochter.'
Though he had been thrifty. Jacob had
bot enough saved to pay his passage 70
Chicago. Late last night a second tele-
gram came from the father. saying he
had wired money 10 his son and that he
must start today.
The lad said last night that he wanted
10 take the earliest and fastest train
which would carry him TO his father. who
eft him when he was a babe in his
mothers arms fifteen years ago.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-29
PARTISAN
DOCTORS
SKEPT|CAL
DR.. LittIGfioId'S Claim Of Gre.
ating Life Raises No Enthu.
siasm Among SaVants.

= Paris. July 29.-The despatch from An
derson. Ind, which reported that DIR.
Littlefield. OF Alexandria, had succeeded
In creating life in the form OF animated
substances resembling well developed
germs of life and trilobites, has aroused
the attention OF scientific circles.
Inquiries were made at the Pasteur In
stitute as TO what was thought there Of
the reported discovery. One of the doc
tors attached to the institute gave his
views on the subject as follows:
The success OF DR.. Littlefelds expert
ment seems very problematical, official
confirmation must be awaited before an
opinion can be pronounced. Meanwhile II
is thought here that confirmation will not
be forthcoming"
I'm your opinion, then, the trilobites
created by Dr. Littlefeld exist only In
his imagination"
I'VE do not say that. Trilobites were
certainly found during DR.. Littlefield's
experiment, but those atoms could only
have come from an outside source They
were either attached TO the walls OF the
tube or were present I'm substances used
in the experiment.
LAS far as we are concerned, we are OF
the opinion expressed by DR.. Pasteur dur
ing the great discussion which took place
at the Academy OF Science in connection
with the paper read by DR.. Pouchet OF
Rouen on the origin OF infinitesimal
forms OF life. The question at issue was
whether they were spontaneously genera
ted I'm inanimate matter by regressive
metamorphosis or naturnal transforma-
ton OF organic matter: or did they neces-
sarily spring from a similar being TO
themselves coming from the outside or
reproducing itself according TO natural
laws7 Could they be produced In any
other way than by normal generation?
THE ancients answered this question in
the affirmative as, for Instance. II was
formerly believed that meat In state OF
putrefaction gave spontaneous birth TO
mageots. but Or. Revi. I'm 1898. made
some interesting experiments in this con-
nection. and showed that those maggots
came from eggs deposited by fies DR..
Pasteur also demonstrated the origin OF
inhnitesimal germs in some conclusive
experiments"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-29
ro CRESCENT PARK AND ROCKY
POINT,

Popular excursion on Friday, July 3lst.
From willmantic. Plainfield. and inter
mediate stations to Washington. inolu-
E,ive, by special train via the New York,
New Haven and Hartford Railroad. TO
Providence and return. with round trip
Eickets at reduced rates, having coupons
n kgood for n delightful sail down Providence
E-iver to either Crescent Park or Rocky
Point. Only 800 for the round trip from
[Willimantic and stations TO Onoco in
,lusive. with correspondingly low fares
From other points.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-29
rrsx, Fall River 4 Nsvvart StsamI,ai Co

FOR NEWPORT-week days, . q. m.
2 and p. m; Sundays. s:45. 10 a. m.
2 and p. m. For Block Island. a. m.
week days; 9:S a. m. Sundays.
FOR FALL RivER-Bristol and Bristol
Ferry. p. m. Return. a. m, week
days only, fare 10 cents. Sec time
table In another column.
b. BUFFUM. Supt transportation
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-02-05
Gite 9eiratp5idesutmpler.

siirsli9 fam Elm Manu, Der iit
ebas. porter llonnte uno bebauptete
aus Denser, GOloraoo, Su isln uuc
mebrere Milionen 81 beliBen, na1 un=
ierer Na6bartaot @oIbocton uno BET
rathete eine rel6e gDittpe, Namens
Carrie potuelion, Der er om Sobseits.
taae Gi9entbum I'M Wertbe BON cine,
W|lllion Dollars aeridtlih iiberna1te,
mas nur Elm e1pinoel mar. yBdb.
reuo CT angeblid auf cine @eloienouna
i'm Betrase bon $40, 900 partete, lebte
er duberlt flott nit 5000, Die leine
Jral, tpelder ct cine 6od5eitsreiie mad
lelnen geiibunssn in 6lorioa in Ius=
!lbt aelteat. tbm Dorseitredt bate. Nls
Gle 5000 fott tuaren. mar aud Yorter
fort. oob erft nadoem er liA nod in
ben Belib elmer ubr uno perl6ieoener
S1mudIa9en eelebt bate.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-02-05
8raf bon galleIfrem, Der tpeaeu ben

8raf bon galleifren, Der iueaer be,
Sbmie.igteiten nit Den gocialiltel
isine &eiianation einaereiGt bate, il
als yrdlioent oes oeutihen Geihstaae
pleoergepd6lt poroen.
j Ser arcnprin3sIlin BON eadlen finl
tammtlihe idd,iiden uno 0Herr.ihi
lhcn Siiel uno Wuroen uno ioaar De,
Name abaeiprod.n tporben.
Su Berlin i'll Der friibere beutIhe
Staatsnlinilter &uoolf BON Relbriif
Elm treuer Witarbeitsr 8isnarfs, i'm
Nlter BON IS Sabren a.itorben. (
| Sn 6ollano baben lid Die idmmt=
tl'den $50 2otomotipfiibrer Der Staats-
lbabn einem eroBen @treit Der giien=
bobnleute anseiblofien uno Der Ser
| tebr 1T ieBt fait aan3 untsr5roden.
Ser italieniihe Minifer oes MuBe=
|ren. prlnetti, bat einen Shlaganfall
9ebabt, beflnoet iib aber auf Dem Weoe
oes Ssiisruns.
Die HeOolution in Warptto tann als
be,noet betradtet peroen. Ser Gron=
.prdtenoent 1T bon ben Sruppen oes
Sultans enti6eioeno geTdla9en por=
Den.
Die grobeben, tpeIGe fid in Den Sa=
gen BON %. bis 81. ,yanuar i'm uri.
que Giltritt in Merito ereioneteu,
haben Die geuDIterung in uneebeuere
Nufreauns periest. Sn Gua3apares,
i'm Staate G1ibuabua, puroen l8I
SduIer 5erit6rt. Gtaubnoltsn bdnoen
in oct Ntmoipbdre, ober bon puitani=
lhsn Iusbriiden 1T ui6ts 81 bemer.
teu.
Ser npr,peeiIde Eampfer NDona"
Hapt0n SreDer, Der auf bet SSabrt upn
JeD Orleans n0h Narpnus mar lno |
in 0artmoutb GIN %. Sanuar anhielt,
IT bel 2enbla, Odnemarf, auToelou=
'en. 9rel gDote uno Ied)s 2ei9en 1ino
lns 2ano geipiiit pprDen uno man
lloubt, baB Die gan3e Bemannun9 er.
runteu lit.
Gie 5tanoaro Del So, beobIibtiat
'le Gelfeloer @aiisien's 5u foufen.
ameritaniIAe sabpsrItdnDiee Eeben
nr 3eit in 8orpslap, Gali8ien, NIT
zen geIiberu Des Nreots in unterhQne=
lllsa. 8as aatse 9errain Iou onaeb=
i'd, NIT aleiniger Nusuabme einiqer
IroBer Gelquellen, auf SO, 100000
arirt iuoroen iein.
s. heiBt, ooB bic 9ronpril5eIfir BON
5abIen uno ibr @alan, 0iron, beab=
l6tiaen li9 nab ben Ser. Gtaaten Al
egsben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-02-05
Gime wump erbare Grttnpu,, a .

Bunper bSren ME auf. Gine Maz
1aine III erfunoen pprpeu, ipelhe Iape-
ten ibneibet, fleifert uno anfebt. Das
Sflo Der Grfnpunsen mnp gntpedunsen
lhelnt unbesrenat. 5erncrraaenp unter
Den srSbtcn gntpednnsen III Or. Sings
New Discovery fur Shwinoludt. sic
bat cine Ntense Gutes getban fur
lApaha Sunaen uno manbes 9eben ae-
rettet. 5aaleape baben lie sebralbt unp
ramit Die Grippe, Observation-Disclosures,
9uneenentsiinbuns uno Sawinol,ntt &C.
ssvunsen, Sbr allseneiues llrt9eil 1T:
Sic 1T bic bette nno 3uYerlalislte Mrsnei
fur 5alsS, Brufs unp aunsenleiben.
9epe SOC. unD sl.O0 1T sarantert BON,
Mpcttefsr Jranf Miller unp Gubns.
YrcbefalAen fret.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-02-05
eefet!.
eict! @artet nid,t
Or. Ruhns'
Wag,lettc Noot Oil
bat GaisSeMOe curirt.
@artet niht!

Ga lit lniinn aud MIR eiuen aag ednlersen AT en-
DuloeH Sie 8epeiie fno b. baB burb nleine mum
poroen maren auf munberbore We1fe benz @rdbe eut.
TtIeH nuroen. g8o iebcnSgedbrlid}e Gperotpnen
10aten ppr9enomren perDen, ipRrheu bic Yatienten
oes Sbat Die meiiten peralteen aranfDeitcu Bpm Der
gsErsel aus mo feline onGere Wteeistn niebr bilft
Dsr Grfotg lit lpunoerpoH BON Der Utinute bes 8e=
ale 9nberfs-gacilleu, GeI9miIte Bic ftb feFoeieBt
haben Ano otc 5litgefaBe gum @tofn brinaen fo bob
per Wafsn eDr bab pon oe fplteruben Qnolen erlbit
gxtppe, perotnnfbrit JSbeumatismHs, @d3t, gierer.
frnfbetten. 2aieniteiu. 8risbs Sranfbeit 9teNral-
gG 99spepic adbnnln9, odla9iiuB, falenbe &raut.
mutne luo biinoe Mlaen ute 9Bun6en Rrebs, Sc
iGpalite, Sal5fllb. sSeGteu &epcorrh5a 2ebenalucd
lel ole Gnarien.Srnbe Groiltbeiten ber Geber utb
PES wtagsAs Gelaria, Siener. 2fs iieber aub @eib-
III 9armpa Str, eiepeIanb, 8,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-02-05
9aidtS I'm Nratpfc,,

lit oppetitliber ais Elm sutgebadenes,
heinlgslnables BrOt. BON Der Danb eli
nsr 5ierlidsn 0ausfrali. Grifh ponl
Dfsll fpriG)f es bier bon ben fiinf Sim
men an ano perbreitet WDblia6rt unb
b1usliAe Demltblihteit. Das alIae-
nteln beIiebte prpoutt nsr Darbeiip
MsiibIt,l er3su9t bns fbnladbafteHe unD
ae[anbsHe Yrot. Sbr YserlsBs MeebI
ilf giH Eriumpf Der Mabltnaft. ssll-
1tlsf pikis II s;iiig uisi ~srli1sit ms
ussI sItdt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-02-05
9dustiAe gureem.

SER ielten facet man cine 6amifie, In
Der es gelegentlth nisht bansli1e .3wilte
gibt, ech cieie t6nneil perininoert iperpen
Uenn man Or. 3iu9S Stem eipf pias
I'm 5auie Bat. STE iparen Sbnen pielr
llnnaneemlihfeiten bursb ibrr sroBe Nr<
teit In Na8en- unb 2eberleiben. Sic
lAaifsn Sbne1 niGt rnr Grleihteyuns;
lcubsrn beften STE 25.. IN Der Mprtktls
Dcl, ssssss sals 81 sllcc:s \. g iii.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-02-05
polttiiOeS.

| Jtl gBisconlin lit Senator Spoone
| fiir einen tpeiteren 5ermin in ben Yul,
oesienat erudblt iuoroen.
griifOm (g. " bat i'm Sauie elm
/ Bill einaebraht, lpelhe oas Galdr De
Nrdltbenten BON $4,000 auf.sl0O,
1000 erbDlt.
/ Sn Waibington lit 2ebi Wnfenep
elm Wlilliondr uno gantier, Don Wallo
Wola, bon Der 2eaislatnr in oen,ein
t1aftllher Siblng als Nabiolqer De!
Senators @eoree Surner sum Wunoes
fenator ertbdblt tuoroen.
81 Nnb.tradt oes nmifanoes, bal
ter yrdfioent tpeniaer GinHub auf Der
eonareb uns Die 8eiebgebuna bat al!
in friiberen Sabren, min man ibn oa
oureb entIhdoiaen, oab man jeinen ge.
balt oerboppst.
6enrp s. Ooutlep. Der tpeaen Be,
getbeili9uns AM Woroe oes oemotrati=
lben Gouoerneurs @oeoel in Srant-
fort, Sp., i'm @efdnsnib fBt, bat iol-
aenoes Seitdnonib abaeleat: uSames
IS. 9omaro BON Glap @ountp feuerte
Den mDroeriI6en SbuB auf gDilIam
8oebel ab. 9ie Eueel. Die BoebeI
llleoerltredte, fam aus oem SSrontfenIter
in Dem priDatbureau oes Gtaats=
tretdrs @aleb Tomers uno lebterer, TO-
nle Sim Opmaro, ,paren Die eiraiatn
ysrionen IN ienem 3immet." Duutlep
be5eldnet als 9)litDerIGw0rer: Den frii-
heren republifaniIhen @ouperreur u.
9. Saplor, Gbas. Ginlep. Caleb Yotp.
srs, Sctn =. Bomers, g9m. 8. Goul=
ton. Wbarton @ploen uno %. &. ga.
oioion.
I'm es Dem Gas. 3onig Nooids moo
lib 81 MAIDEN. Die STEELE zines gunoes-
Ienators non Selaipare su fauIsu, bate
SrdFoent GooIeuelt ouf Das SrGnoen
pom Wtdrf gamma Wnl. W. 9Drns. i
BEN 9anoianQer oes @ust0tigs unb ei.
len surA uno ourd corrupten Doliti=
.er, gum Silirittsonlualt bon 9elomore
rnonnt. Nun bat aber oos SuI1ia.
.omlte oes 9auTes, bsFen Wiitalieoer |
,enn bod nod mebr @nTfanosoefuhll
,eiiBen als 9rdlioent &oolepeit unbE
5enator 9anno. ben gei0luf eeFabt, |
'em Senat Die Nidtbeitati9uue yprnes
u empfeblen. Sies ift cine moraliIde
0brtsige fitr JtooIepelt uno Sanna,
lber lie Gaben oisielbe uobl peroient,
'enn gprne, Der i6on biz sur Iebten
sonarebpabl 8unoesantpalt fir gsla.
pare mar, peranlaBte bur1 feline Nmts4
iibrung. Dob ni6t nur 8eIhmerben
'eim eSuItisoepartement in WaIbiuaton
lnlleten, fonoern Die Gidter ielbIt for=
nele Verfiigunqen erlailen mubtsn,
urb nel6r Der 5err angebalten muroe
elne pHibt su tbun ltno getpilie Wabl.
'etrli9er gu berfolgen. aub lou1f Die
Sdlle auf DEM &alenoer fidbt All I.br
5u lailen. Sic Mominillra.
ion bate erleibtert aufatbmen iollen,
ls Der Wann relignirte, um fiir Son.
req 3ll canoioiren. oenu lie muBte frob
ain, ibn los al tueroen. I'm 10 pein=
l1er mar Die Nahridt, baB Der prdli.
ent bieien Mann tuieosr fir oeniel6sn
Soften ernannt babe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-02-05
Baltimore & obio Gi;emb a BIT

Billige preile fir 2eute, Die iib eil,
0eim lu6en i'm 5iioen. Weten oosr
NorotpeIfen. Sifets nerben am erIten
uno britten Dienltag ieoen Monats Der.
tauft bis gum %. Mpril 1908.
& Sir ndbere Mustunft tpenDe man Iib
an ben ndAlten Sifetagenten Der 9. &
>. Gilenbabn ooer an M. q. Carroll,
8. 3. a., Glepelano, s.. 44
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-02-05

= Gin 3eitunss Serausgeber in
Minneiota tbeilte iiinalt fsinsn 2elern
mil, oaB er BON elmer Der id6niten ber=
beiratbsten Grauen Der Gtabt getiiBt
porben iei uno beriprad. beren Na-
men nad bier Woben jll sntbiiaen..
Sn smei Mohen ltieg bic Girfulation
ieines ylattes Nm Oas Doppelte. aber
ols er nah lDeiteren siuei Wo9en feline
eigene Satin als biele 5h0ne beaeih.
nete, mllbte er in aller Dait Das gpeite
fuhen, lonlt batte man ibn ge lpndt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-02-05
Nemeite Wahrid)tem.

! Sn 2onoon tpuroen am Oienlfae
F5tpei 5rauen, Mmalie 5ahs uno Nnnis
2Sdlters, i'm 6allotpaD=8efdnifes tpe.
gen Wahenmoros bon 9duslinsen bin=
gerihtet.
Sn Gapion am Outon GfuBe fano
man IS SUB unter Der erlteu Gelslaae
cine 5lpeite mit 9Olobaltisem &ies. Der
ltelenmeiie $25 pro @imer mertb 1T.
Sieier Juno itbBt alle bisberieen
Sbeorien ibsr ben 0auien uno man
oermutbet Elm fleines Glonoite uuter
Dem erften.
Sn 8uapaquil. gcuaoor, iino i'm
Wonate Sanuar SO perionsn am ael.
ben 6ieber geitorben, 40 in Der erlten
uno SO in Der 5!ueiten 6dlite oes Mo-
nats. IS befinoen li6 nod ungefdbr
50 @elbflebsrtrants in Der 6taot.
Sn Berlin bat 9r. Nronion Elm Sc.
rum 9e9en. Sharladiieber entoedt, oas
bereits quite 3eIultate pseliefert bat. |
Man III Der Anliht, baB es nit 6ilfe
oes Serums bon jebt an sslin9en
lperoe, Die &rantbeit erfolgrei9 81 be-
tdmpfen.
Sn Sonouras lit Elm 8hraerfriea
us9ebro6en. Gen, Sierra, Der prds
lloent. belien Nmtsse;t ausgsloufpn III,
pelgsrt lib, ieinem Na1fOl9er oas Mmt
u llberaeben uno Der 2sstsre bat cine
feoolutlDu be9onner. 9lmerltaner,
II Sonouros, oeren 2eben sefdbroet 1T,
laben unIere 3esieruns I'm 5ilTe ge=
'eten uno es iino msbrere friegslc9iffe
poroen. /
8is jest lino ben Nngeltellten Der u.
.. Steel &c., nab Dem Ylone Der Sc.
plnnbetbeili9ung 1858 Attien qe-
el6nst noroen.
Sn Vermont, no lett so eSalren
roDibltions9eleBe beltanoen, baben bel
lner Wa6l am Dienitag Die 9ailsn nit
%, 588 aegen 28,946 5.inlmen QelieQt
mo na9 Dem l. Mdr5 tDnnen Die Elm.
elnen Ortlbaftsl ipieoer Miribi1afts-
.l5enlen aus9ebeu.
9fo6 lit Der 9treit in Der Sartto6len=
Region. itf1t eno9iiltig beiqelest, ano
DON orobt elm ileuer Goblenitreit. Die
fOGlen9rdber Der Wei1toGlenoitritte
erian9en cine 2obnerbDbune BON l24
Srp5ent uno Die GrubenbeiiBer lpeigern .
ID, olelelbe 81 beluiiligen. Inter oie=
IN umitdnoen oiirfte es am |. Wpril,
'enn oas ieBigc llebereintommen api.
ben Den slrbeitern uno oen Seramerts=
ellBern oblduIt, 5u elllem Sireit Der
Sel1teblen9rdber fommen.
Ser oeutlbe @elanote in @bili, Graf
on Gaitea=Nuoenbeuleu, 1T ploblid
efOrben.
Cairo bat Die 8ebellen in yene,uela
9elblasen.
Sin Gdnseiturm fat 9eHern ben :
|Orouelten b.ilneeiu1t uno bon aQenI
3eiten peroen gertebrsit0runssn ae=
leloet.
Sobn Gilman, Elm @roBonfel bon
'unoeslenator Silman, 70 Sabre alt,
at in st. paul, Miun.. SelbItmorb J
sgan9en. {
Sie erfe Nationalbant bon Cant
ridge. Su.. tpuroe am 9ienltaa Wor.
n III, 2 ubr nm $4,000 beraubt, j
no fAon elm paar Stunoen ipdter ae.
na es ben Biiraern Der Staot, bic y
duber einaufansen unb ins @efdna= y
B gu brinaen. Sn benz tiefen s1nee
cit es leibt. Die Spur oer Rduber
Id elmer stuei Meilen 1Itlih BON Der
taot selesenen 5Aeune gu serfolaen,
. Die bier Mdnner unter Dem Strpb
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Dom II. Bis %. Sssbruar miro Die
Baltimore & Dbio Gissnbabn Grcur.
lionstlfets na6 New Orleans, 2a.,
Mobile, Nla.. ilno Yenfacola, sSla.,
perfaufen, gum einfaben 9reiIs fir Die
9unofatrt, gut fir Die Seimfobrt bis
anm %. Srbruar. Man erfunfiae fib
bel oen Ngenten Der y. & 8. Glen.
babn fiir nd9ere Musfunit. AZ
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Sn Columbus 1T Webb 2oper, ei,
| STUDENT Der Obio uniperlitdt, an Der
Blattern aeltorben.s Der Nesforbens
mar aus gaferspile, golboeton Eounlr
nno 'par % Sabre alt.
Sn Gleuelano iit glas. eSanomsfi,
Der ar9eflagt mar, SsnaB 9yiurfopsfi
ermoroet gu baben, bon eirer Surp oes
Dtoroes inl erlten 8raoe Ihuloia be-
funoen morOen. Die 8eihmornen enl-
pfahlen Sanolpsti aber Der Bnaoe oes
HihterS. unb bies tpiro uabrIhsinlich
our Tolae baben. oab er 81 leb,nsldna.
lldsr 3u6tbausitrafe p.rurtbeilt ner=
ben miro.
sSn @lebefdno itarb gr.polisei. eupe.
frlntenoent 9.inrid 96bn, Elm eebore.
ner pfdls.r. i'm Nlter bon 20 Sobren.
Gr fam als illnger Wann nah Nmeri=
ia. madts ben 8iirgsrtrieg nit uno
3eidncte lid ourb aroBe 5apierteit
aus. Sm Sabre 1866 tpuroe ct Yoli-
a'lt uno apancirte infolee ieiner aelpil.
lsnbaIten 9ienitfiibrunu. bis ct i'm
Sabre 1898 gum Superiuteno.nten er.
nannt tpuroe. gr mar Itets auf lei.
mem pofen uno bate in feinem lane.
ldbrigen gBirteu bdufia @eteeenbeit, |
lelnen Nfutb uno feline Pfi6ttreue SH|
beDsiieu.
Seit orei Wobsn Iino in ssremont
Die Wtetallarbeiter Der GlauB S1eeren-
fabcit oil einem Streit. IS wuroe BON
ben Streifern perlu6t. Die 2eute, Die
nl6t sur Union aebDrtsn, sum NuIAluB
5u belpegefl uno ba bies ni6ts bali, 10
luuroen 8ielito9 glbeno 5lpei oeriel6en,
6redteEDaAs une Haluue, bon Gtrei-
Estn ilberFallen uno fbper perlebt.
Die @rfobrungen tpelte Die bieIiaen
SeIddftslelts nit Der GerloIuna BON
pianos aemadt, lpieoerbolen li0 aud) I
IN anoeren Orten. Sn Defiance mur.
oen bel elmer ,iol9en @srloIuno Die
Stinnltalfen, in tpelden ole Sole au{=
)enabrt lpuroen, nit falI1en SidetsI
,ollsefopit.
Sm noroluejtliden She'll bon 2peap
Sn'trtp berrittt cine Maier,.@pioemie.
Sn Seoforo lno QBelington faaoen
I'M gicnltaa 2ocal Cption= abltim. I
nun9en ltott uno bic .5emperensler
'absn an bsioen pldben 9slie0t.
Sei Cation tollioirte am Gien|faa I
III Ssonitruttionssue Der .. & .. Gi=
,nbobn nit elmer Gabuie uno einioen
toblenpaaoons,> Die lib BON einem
Srahtaua abBel0lt batten. Die Gabule
Ouroe serit0rt uno oer Gououtteur
Bllliam Mfiles bon Neucaltle muroe G
Ietootat uno Der 8remler s. VI. @oo. I
le3 tootlib perlebt. Mi!es tpuroe in I
en 5rilnmern einsetlemmt uno Der. I
rannte langiam 81 Sooe. oa Die
Srlmnler iofort in 8rano aeratber t
Daren.
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7 Die Sahressabl 1908 ifebf, iuie
Elm finoiaer 3ablentunoiasr ausgetiif=
telt bat. inter Der Derritaft Der lln-
gldfssdbl i3 uno Der Narrenaabl Ill.
pic auerfnntme BON 1903 erqiebt bic
3abl l3. 9leilbar iii Die .Sabressabl
nnr oilr6 II 1871 uno Die Qusr.
lumliie uD1 173 ersi,bt inieber III.
lsilo ssss s''aas. q c''it glntsss 6 a5r ireTr1
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