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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-08-22
CAWTH0RNE MUST HANG
ON NEXT WEDNESDAY.
Governor Not to Grant Respite.
Murderer Seeks to ImpIicnte Mrs.
Tucker.

Governor Not to Grant Respite.
Murderer Seeks to duplicate Mrs.
Tucker.
Atlanta, Aug. 21.-Gov. Terrell to-day
declined to grant a respite to r. d.
Cawthorne of Dodge county, who is
sentenced to be hanged next Wednes-
day for poisoning r. ]. Tucker.
The father of the condemned man
was here to-day. and with attorneys
appeared before the Governor to urge
"a respite. The petition for respite was
based principally on the ground that
young Cawthorne wanted to testify
against Mrs. Tucker, whom he says
was equally guilty with himself. The
claim is that both were involved in
the crime and agreed not to tell.
Now that Mrs. Tucker has told that
Cawthorne did the work, Cawthorne
claims he is 'absolved from secrecy, and
wishes to testify that, while he bought
the poison. it was administered by
Mrs. Tucker in buttermilk. Mrs.
Tucker was not indicted by the grand
jury, there being little evidence against
her.
AS there is no case against her, Gov.
Terrell did not see what good it would
do to respite Cawthorne for this pur-
pose. He telegraphed the solicitor gen.
eral to find out If he had any desire
to keep Cawthorne as a witness. but
received a negative reply. Late this
afternoon Gov. Terrell decided to de-
cline the petition for respite. and will
not bring 1t to the attention of the
Prison Commission
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-08-22
0DELL AND ROOSEVELT
REACH UNDERSTANDING.
New York Politics and Currency
Again Discussed.

Again Discussed.
Oyster Bay, N. Y, Aug. 21.-Finan-
cial legislation and national and New
York state politics were the principal
topics of discussion to-day between the
President and his guests. Early in
the day Representative E. ]. Hill, of
Connecticut, talked with the President
of the prospect of enacting remedial
financial legislation at the approaching
session of Congress. Mr.. Hill favored
an early extra session.
Mr.. Babcock talked with the Presi-
dent about the work of the extraordi-
nary session of Congress, especially with
refence to financial legislation. No de-
termination has yet been reached
whether the session will be called to
meet in October or November. Before
reaching a decision the President will
talk or correspond within many mem
bers of both the Senate and the House
of Representatives.
Gov. Benjamin B. Odell, of New
York to-day had a three hours confer
ence with President Roosevelt at Saga
more Hill. They reached a perfect un-
derstanding on all points which they
discussed and are in entire accord re-
garding all matters of either personal
or party concern.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-08-22
ANOTHER DEPOSITION
FILED IN POWERS CASE,
Davidson, Like Taylor, Knows
Nothing About II.

NOtnInk ABOUT H.
Georgetown. KY, Aug. 21.-In the
Powers case to-day, the deposition OF
former Gov. Taylor. the reading of
which was begun yesterday afternoon,
was concluded.
The court excluded fifteen questions
asked as to the converse tions with w.
H. Culton as to his (Taylor's) reasons
for pardoning Caleb Powers; the politi-
cal complexion of the General Assem-
bly, at the 1900 session; the filing of
his certificate of election. and his rea-
sons for leaving the state of Ken
lucky after being indicted. These were
held by the court incompetent.
The deposition of former Assistant
Secretary of State w ]. Davidson.
taken at Indianapolis, Ind, was filed
by the defense Mr.. Davidson entered
denial of all conversations and in
eliminating knowledge attributed to
him by the commemorative witnesses,
Golden Culton and Youtsey. He de-
MED that he ever discussed the killing
of Goebel with Youtsey or that he ever
admitted Youtsey, 'Tallow Dick
Combes or the negro, Mason Hooker
Smith, to the private Office OF Caleb
Powers for such a purpose. or for any
purpose.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-08-22
DEATH OF "BILL ARP"
QUESTION OF TIME.
Operation Performed But Doctors
Give no Hone

Operation Performed But Doctors
Give no Hope.
Gainesville. Ga, Aug. 21.-A surgical
operation performed on Maj. Charles
H. Smith C'Bin Arp'O this afternoon
revealed the presence in the gall blad-
der Of a double handful of gall stones,
more than two 1000 in number. This
cause of the patients protracted illness
had been hardly suspected, the dag
nosis indicating liver trouble. In spite
Of the operation, Maj. Smith was alive,
but increasingly restless at a late hour
tonight. His physicians give no hope
of his recovery.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-08-22
W0ULD-BE RAVISHER
TAKEN TO ATLANTA
Sheriff Feared Lynching IL Left in
Douglas County.

Atlanta, Aug. 21.-Bill Slaton, the
negro charged with attempting to Grim
inally assault Miss Emma Strickland.
near Lithia Springs yesterday. was
brought to Atlanta last night at mid
night by Sheriff Hitchcock of Douglas
county and placed in the Tower, be-
cause of the many rumors of lynching
at Douglasville.
The negro was arrested at LithIa
Springs, near where he attempted to
commit the crime, and was taken to the
Douglasville Jail. 1t was said that a
mob was being formed. and there were
many rumors that the negro would be
lYnched.
Sheriff Hitchcock was in Atlanta at
the time, but was Immediately notified.
and took the first train for Douglasville.
He found no mob there, but to be on
the safe side he brought the negro in
a carriage sby a roundabout way to
the railroad station at Fairburn and
brought him to Atlanta.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-08-22
CharIeston Man Gets place.

Minneapolis. Mimi. Aug. 21.-The
National Association of Funeral Di-
rectors to-day elected the following Of
ficers:
President, Col. j. NJ. Connolly.
Charleston, S. c.; first vice president,
L. NJ. Penwell. Topeka, kan; secre-
tary. II. NJ. Fitzpatrick, Elmwood, H.,
reelected; treasurer. c. A. Miller. Gin
cinnati, reelected. st. Louis was
chosen as the next meeting place.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-08-22
RAILROAD WANTS
TOBACCO WAREHOUSE.

Southern Pacific Offers Money to
Build One I'm Texas.
New Orleans Aug 21.-The Southern
Pacific has made an offer to furnish
money to the United States govern
ment to build a tobacco dry warehouse
at Nacogdoches, Tex. General Passen-
ger Agent T. J. Anderson formulated
the proposition as he desired to send
out his immigration agents at once to
get tobacco farmers to settle this (Na-
cogdoches) section, which would be inn
possible unless the warehouse had been
first built.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-08-22
UNITED LEAD COMPANY.
Barton SeweII Head of "a New $27,-
600, 900 Organization.

New York, Aug. 21.-Details con-
corning the organization of the United
Lead Company. which has been under
way for several months, were announc-
ed to-day. The company will have a
capital stock of $4,000, 900, $12, 100000 in
bonds, and the balance common stock.
Payment for the constituent companies
will be made in large part in the bonds
of the parent company.
II is understood that Barton Sewell,
vice president of the American Smelt-
ing and Refining Company, will be
made president of the new combine.
The relations of the new company with
the American Smelling and Refining
Company are expected to be very close.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-08-22
HAS TWO WIVES;
IS UNDER ARREST.
Girl Victim of Man "FrOm
Mtasouri.0

Alabama Girl Victim of Man "FrOm
Missouri
Greenville, Ala. Aug. 21.-Anthony
Tom, alias Williams, has been arrested
here charged with bigamy Williams
came here from Kansas City, and soon
afterward married a young woman Of
a prominent family. Recently a letter
came from a woman claiming to be
Williams wife.
Police investigation brought from her
a picture of herself, child, and Williams
himself Confronted with this evidence,
he admitted the fact, said his name
was Anthony Tom and that he lived
formerly at Kansas City. He is under
arrest awaiting action by the grand
jury.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-08-22

FL Paso, Tex, Aug. 21.--Five fires
have broken out within the past twen-
ty-four hours and suspicious of incen-
diarism have been confirmed. Fires
have been started in the residence Of
William Crawford, in the Texas Pacific
station and In other places, but watch
fulness and prompt action made the
losses trivial. Great anxiety exists and
the police force has been increased.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-08-22
oliver closed Another Bank

Groesbeck, Tex, Aug. 21.-The
Groesbeck National Bank has beer
closed at the request of Rod Oliver
president, Mr.. oliver is president OF
the defunct Citizens Bank at Beau.
mont. There is no uneasiness as the
bank is regarded as perfectly solvent
and Il is generally believed will resume
business in q few days
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-08-22
PARKS FOUND GUILTY
OF EXT0RTI0N.
District Attorney Wants to Press
other Charges.

New York, Aug. 21.-Samuel j.
Parks. the labor leader who has been
on trial for several days, charged with
extortion for demanding and receiving
money from various employers under
threat that he would call strikes, was
found guilty tonight. The jury was
out about four hours.
The assistant district attorney ask
ed that the prisoner be remanded for
two weeks in order to dispose Of other
indictments against him. To this
counsel for the prisoner demurred and
Recorder Golf remanded him until
Monday when. should sufficient evil
dence be presented by the district at
torney. he will consider the question OF
a further postponement.
The penalty for the offense which
Parks was convicted is imprisonment
for not more than i've years.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-08-22
WATCHMAN'S LANTERN
STARTED BLAZE.
Wooden Mills Destroyed, Causing
Loss of $15O,OOO.

Roanoke, Va, Aug. 21.-The Salem
wooden mills and Salem pants factory,
owned by the Salem Wooden Mills
Company, and located at Salem, were
destroyed by fire tonight.
The fire started in the lower part of
the wooden mills and was caused by
the lantern of the night Waterman
coming in contact with some combusti-
BILE matter. An explosion followed and
the buildings were soon a mass of
flame.
The local firemen were powerless to
control the fire and the Roanoke de-
partment responded to a call for aid,
but reached the scene too late to be
of service. The loss is estimated at
$3.50. 900, with $4,000 insurance. About
200 operatives are thrown out of en-
plOyment.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-08-22
OIL FIELDS CLEARED.


Sour Lake, Tex, Aug. 21.-The fire in
the Sour Lake oil fields was fully ex-
tinguished late last night and this
morning the oil fields were about all
cleared of debris and all things are
being put in shape to resume work.
The loss is, as stated last night, over
$50 900, not $780, 00 as stated in spe-
cial dispatches to Northern papers.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-08-22
negro Hanged In AInbama.

Geneva. Ala, Aug. N.-Luther Tin
sci. a negro, was hanged by the sher-
IN here to-day for the murder in Now
enber. 1901, OF Mrs. John Owens. wife
OF a prominent citizen Of this county.
She was killed by a rife ball. while
riding with her husband. Tinsel died
OF strangulation,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-08-22
DAMAGED shin sailed.

Washington, Aug. 21.-Capt. Emory,
commanding the Indiana, telegraphs
the Navy Department from French
mans Bay that the Massachusetts, I'M
der convoy Of the Indiana, Potomac
and Lebanon, sailed this morning for
IonDkinsville. She will be locked
ana repaired at the New York yard.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-08-22
p. j. WRIGHT KILLED.
Victim of w. j. Cunningham, Near
Midland.

Columbus. Ca. Aug. 21.-In a quar-
rel about some trihing affair, w. j..
Cunningham shot and instantly killed
p j. Wright to-day near Midland, Ga.
Both were prominent farmers A coro-
ner's jury returned a verdict of Justi-
fla hle homicide.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-08-22
sI5O,O0O Fire An 81. Louis.

~. Louis, Aug. 2l-The building oc-
cupied by A. S. Aloe e. Co.. dealers
IN optical supplies and surgical instru-
ments at ~ Broadway was badly
damaged by fire to-day The total loss
Is estimated At $4,000, partly insur-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-08-22
WAS NOT MURDER CASE.
Parents who Had Dead BOY I'm COf-
fee Can, Discharged.

fee Can, Dischnrged.
Pittsburg, Pa. Aug. 1.-Coroner Ha-
gen of Fayette county decided to-day
that Mr.. and Mrs. Jubiler were igno-
rant Of any wrong-dong when they
shipped the body of their 5-year-old son
from their home to Dravosburg in a
tin can, and discharged them with a
reprimand.
The couple to-day convinced the cor
oner that the boy had accidentally shot
and killed himself. and they, not know
ing a burial permit was required, were
conveying the remains 10 friends
house Ia Dravosburg for intermsnt.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-08-22
LYLE WILL REMAIN
IN ALABAMA.
Appealed From order of Court
Sending Him 10 Chicago.

Sending Him 10 Chicago.
Montgomery, Ala, Aug. 21.--Judge
Jones, in the United States court here
to-day issued an order giving w. r.
Lytle, who is wanted in Chicago on a
charge of assault with intent to MUIR
der, into custody of T. S. Kehoe, a
Chicago detective. On an appeal of the
defendant, the order was suspended,
and Lytle was turned over to the Unit
ed States marshal here. The court
ruled that 1t had no authority to give
Lytle up on extradition proceedings
in face Of the appeal. The case will
now he heard at the October term of
the Court of Appeals.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-23
Ser 81. Nonis nno yiem Sort 81
miteo Der ganbalia Yenniglbaz
uta ..Ehnrt Qfue."

Son iebt ob miro Der st. Souls
uno Stem ODrf 2imiteb Der 8ennlpl<
pania Sbort Sine alS elm unabbdns
eiaer Bug BON ct. Souls nah Sn.
bianapolis laufen unb miro aus els
ner 8ibliptbef= unb &aud=, elmer
SblerpatiDnS= uno Speiie< unb
@blafsgar beiteben. @enn nDtbig,
UNI Mufentbalt in Bittsburg 81 Ders
meiben, miro bieier gauge 8ua nah
6arrisbure. Bbllaoelpbia unb Seem
Sort ourblaufen.
Der SEEM Oorf 2imiteo Der San.
balia= 8enniplpania SbDrt 2ine Der-
ldBt baS nnipn=D Depot in ct. 2Duia
tdalib I'm l ubr Nabmittags.
Drei g~rpreBsi9e tdglib nit
Durd=S blafmagen unb Speiiemas
gen BON ct. 2DuiS nah Stem Sort
iiber Die ganbalia ; Y~ennlplpania
5bprt Sine.
Wegel rdbeler @inselbeiten men'
bet @uh an S. sc. 6 Be8brDugb,
Mliiftent= @ereral Bafiaaier Mgent
st. Souls. Wfp-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-23
sic iaItmmite aIer grfabrumaeu.

&arn es ettpas Shlimmeres geber,
als bic gmpfinoune, iebe Minute
ueroe Define lebte iein? 9as tpar
Die @rfabrung. pelhe Mrs. g. $.
0emlun in Decatur, alabama, burh=
sunaden batte. nDrei Sabre lang"
ibreibt oieiefbe, bate i'd idpn ut=
ertrdglibe Shmer5en au erouloen in
GDlge BON Berbauungsibm1he,
Magen< uno Darmbeibmerben. Ser
Tob ihien unpermeiblih, oa ale
Ner5te uno ale N~rseneien periagter.
SblieBlih muroe i'd oasu beroDeerl,
electric Bitters su uerlufen uno oas
&efultat mar eerabesu nunoerbar.
Sb muroe iofort better uno iebt bin
ib pDqftdnbia tpieber bergeftent.
Stir 2ebers, 9ierens, Maeerl= uno
Darms2 eioen lift electric Bitters Die
einaige Weoicin. Sour so Gents.
@arantirt BON ben Gpotbefern s..
aaltener & Sohn uno Mbplph DreiB.
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@ie TT Aiea !

Bir bieten einbunoert Dollars He[obnune fAr les
Zen 0al bon Ratarrb, Der nint bur@ ginnebmen
son pau's 8atarrb=Rur eebtilt iuerben lam.
G.J.Gbenep 4 Co.. Gisentb, Soteoo. o.
@ir, bic ltnter3ei&ueten, baben 81. gbenep felt
ben !etten Is Jabren getannt un6 balten ibn fur
ppufcmmen ebrenbaft In alien 0ei@dftsbonolun=
sinssoanesnen Standardization q. erfhIen.
@sf q SruaI @roBbanbels. Sreeuifen, 10.
fe0o, o.
WaloinG, 0innan q Marsin, @robban.
otlss SrOguifeR, foleSo, o.
4aH,s 9atarrb=Rur ipiro innerlid eenomH,en unb
Writ eirett auf 6as 8lut nnb bic f4leimiaen Dber=
adden beg Spnems. 3eueniHe frei ~perianot. Ereis
8 &snts fhr bic Glai&e. 9ertanft bon allen Mpo=
tbeiern.
6ans' Hauifisn= giasn Hnb bic bsHea.
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@esbalb tie erfplgreid)
fimb.
Wsil sic rur auf elm Restimmtes aflupend
bar sind, und was San Hntenie
jetzt srfihrt.

Ni9ts 0ielisitiges tam gut beioret
iYerben.
aaes ,pas nur fir Gines beflmmt lit,
tpirb gut ausgefibrt.
9oau's Mieren : 4ilen beiorgen NUT
Giues gut.
Sic fno fur franf6afte Nieren beftilnmt.
Sic beilen &iidenss dmersen a1n ienes
Ni~eren.9eioen.
tlutenfetenb cine Mnsiage ton San In'
tonic. bic Obises benefit.
Ser s. $. Bennett, 5euertpebrs
mann i'm 5priben : 6auie SEQ. l,
an Der Srip StraBe. SEQ. SIG 9u=
rango=S traBe pobnbaft, lagt: set
spDlf Sahren 1itt id BON 8eit gu
Belt an Shmeraen in Der Niereuz
@eeeno uno uurbe BON beftiaen
8idenzS 9mersen befalen, melhes
beioes sneife1os uon Der Musiibung
meines ihmeren 8erufes berrubrte.
Scum. lei bas, tpie es moue, in Dem
aneegebenen 8eitabibnitt lttt i'd
entieblib an ben 9ieren. 3u Bet
fen fonnte ib mild taum aus mei=
mem Stubl erbeben uub tpenn i'd
MIDI biidte, fonnte ih MIR nit Iufz
Dpferune Der erDBten Mibe mid
mieoer aufrihten. SD erperimen=
tirte nit Oelen, tpanbte Bf1aiter All
uno benubte tbatldblib ales W6g=
lide, UNI mir 2%inberung 81 per-
lhafen, aber pereeblib. @nolid
las ih pDn Doan's Hieren : BiIet,
| Soeleih bulte ib mir cine Shabtel
in Der 8erar=M pptbefe, gfe NlamD=
Ylasa uno 6Duiton 5traBe. Diele
Biqen entipraden gang unb aal
bent, nDfiir tie ausgegeben meroer
uno nerbalfen mir in einigen meni.
gen 9aaen gu beoeutenoer Nbnabms
meiner Sbmersen. Sic iino cir
uberaus nertbupqes 6eilmittel uni
ib bin nur 81 iebr miaens, elm Weit.
tel nab meinen 'belten &rdften 81
empfeblen, melhes genau bas tbut.
mas pDn ibm gelagt miro.
@rbdltltb bel alien 9roguiiten,
8reis so gents. Softer Miuburr
So. in Buffalo. sc. g., aneinist
Ngenten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
BergeBt nibt ben Namer SDar
uno acceptirt fein Subititut.
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z a ..

- Die probibitioniftiiHe 8enpe-
gul1g mnht fih iebt AUDI in @uaoa-
lOupe @uuntp ~betnertbar, mpbin bas
M9itationa, Rprnite einen Steiner aes
lhidt Eat. Der am Samstaa uno
SOnrta8 III SeQuirt fprehen tuiro.
Der Mfnr1ti miro bort uobl tuenia
Grf0l9 baben.
Sn Wenaropiqe belt bic Witt=
ne Mnrp Nnn guiS i'm 6au1e ibres
SubneS IS. g. ellis Die idbrlihe
9atnilie,a @eunion, tpo5u fida LIZ
GbtOlnttlert einpefunben hatterl uno
5tunr fieben 2itber, So gntel. flint.
3ig urentel uno Stuei ururenfel.
5rnu CHS, friiber MiB Ninstpprtb,
tunrbe I'M Sabre 1922 in alabama
gebOren. 1910 r~erbeiratbete fie fif
NIT Via gais unb bas Baar tam
nab Qeurt COUNTY, Teras, tuo e8
finf Sabre tpubnte, oanr 400 es
mad BnlD YintD gountp unb inn
Sabre 1866 nod Menaro COUNTY.
Der Wnnn ftarb i'm Sabre 1880.
Das Jeft tuuroe burd elm Barbecue
nit WuiiI. Tang unb 8eoen aee
feiert.
- Der Sapanefe &. Siomoto, Der
ilabe Del Ni0 i'm 2leinen Beriuhe
nit Der Nnpflan5uua BON Reis an-
ftellte, lit baupn 10 b~efriebiat. oaS er
mad Japar 5urhd9ereift lit, UNI cine
8ol0nie Sapaner bierber3ubrinaerl,
Die er i'm eigentlihen Neisoinritt
nniieoeln tuir6.
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Observation-Disclosures.
BUR 8erleiung farnen Die folgenoen
Retitionen: Son 1000 8iirgern, Die
8erleibune oes Yrinileeiums CUR @rs
ribtung elmer reuen elettriIben Mn=
ftalt Bis gum Suli gu nerihieben; BON
Birgerrl, Die Weitieite bes Marft>
bauieS fir Subrtperfe freisugeben.
NDro- SlOres StraBe in Stano gu
feben. oaB Die @asmerte BON Der
Gde BON We1t=6 Duftpn uno 4areop
@traBe nerlegt merben. &ihter be-
mertte bier3u. 0nS, als Der &ompae=
ME BON Der friiberen Administration
nufs Neue bas Bripilegiur1 ertbeilt
tuuroe, es unter Der auaorudli1en
Beoinguag geIhab. oaB Die @erfe
innerbalb einee Sabres perlegt nerz
ben miifien. Webrere Burger fino
piQens, lire Steuern gu be5ablen,
menrt lire So~roerungen geaen Die
Stabtin Mbrehnung gebraht merben.
Die Betitipn bon 8. @ar5a, an
ber @de BON 8raaDs unb 9ainpico
StraBe elm SblabtbauS gu etabli=
rem, miro benz Staotarst uno Dem
Sanit6tStpmite ibermieien.
2euten, bic arbeitsunfdbige Bferoe
baben. 5oI in 8ufunft feline 2i5enS
fir 5ubrmerte a~usgeiteqt tperoen.
Das Iduft olIp nuf cine Snipettion
aaer 8uatbiere binaus. bic oor 6f.
fentliHe Gubrmerte, &utiben, CT
preBuagen &c. geipannt tuerben.
Die Sr0inan5, melbe Us. $. WeiB
oas 8riuileeium fir cine 1eue Gas
uno elettrilbe Mnltalt ertbeilt, 1p1te
CUR britten 2eiune g%elanger, muroe
nber auf Nntrng BrDtpna biz gum 6.
Suli suriidgelegt, ba bann Der reue
ftdotil1e 6reibrief in &raft getreten
lit uno bic Burger Elm Wort nit 81
reben baben.
Der Staotantpalt miro unterIuHen,
% iiber 5mei Sabre nlte S~proerungen
gegen bic Staot, bic fdlig marer,
aber tueger1 Wangel an Gpnos rtiht
be3ablt ueroen tpnnten, perfaqen
iino uno auf tuelbe Weiie lie als be-
redtigte Mniprihe meiter beiteben
t6naert.
8ruturi reihte cine Oroinar5 elm,
Der @aHeruert= &pn1pagnie gu ge=
itnttett, in Mnrtt, Commerce. 2oiDbo
6trnBe, Mperue s uno Niper.Mpe.
Bfuften aufau1teuen uro DrGbte Al
5ieben, UNI elettrifbe &rnftperbin=
hung 3wiiden ibrer Station in Der
MarftitraBe uno ben Bumpbduiern
berSuitellen.
Snuitpap legte cine Orbinana pDr.
tpelhe ben Mabur aaturifirt. eine
@abl anauoronen, in tpelber biz
Burger iiber Die Musgabe BON $3.50,
GOO in Bombs fir bic @rrimtutg Ell
ner elettriihen 2ihtanftalt, ab.
itirnrner.
4irtpatrid an1enotrte Die Oroinana
bnbin, bn6 elm &onnite bonn Staot.
ratb unb nort BuiineB Mens Slut
ein9eiebt tpiro, tuelde8 errnittelt, tpie
uiel cine iolhe Mnlage toften miiroe
uno Of es ratbiar,, fie su etablireu
SaQiuap benertte, baB oaourb,
onB man ben BufineB Wens glut
binein3iebt, rtur cine Ger5Dgerune
Der Mngelegenbeit erfplger Tam, biz
ourdous nibt miinl1ensuertb 1T.
Nnb GINGER Debate tpiro &irtpat.
rid's BeihluB inter @eslaiiuna oes
Yafius. Der fih auf ben Bulinei
Nens Club be5iebt, angenpmutert.
Die Droinnrl5. am /. Stuff Mnge.
b0te fir ale 2ieferuneen fir BIZ
Stabt eitSufuroern. 3untratte bafll
ab5uiblieBen unb benz Sinan5'&p'
mite 5u uerbietert, irge1o melbe MeH'
lliitlgett. bic ni1t i'm @intlang mi
oieien &untraftert iteben, sa aenebni.
gen. miro u1ter Nufbebung Der STE
Dein nlaenunttter.
Ml0ertintt Steuea erbdlt ben ttahp
1eiudten urlnub. 0ierauf trat Der
tnalng elm.
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Dos shabamts.0 epartement

in @aibineton erlieB elm girtular,
tuoourb oas Observation-Disclosures
bonn 3. Mdr5 1903 am l., Suli in
8raft geIebt miro. Ma1 bieiem @e.
iebe bat Der Sbabietretdr bas Nedt,
burh 8oabeamte 8robert BON intpor-
tirten NabrungSmitteln. 9rpguen
nno seiitigen @etrdnten aus ben
Bondmterr 81 nebmen unb iie ben
Noreiiaten por3uentbalten, fpenn Der
MderbausS efretdr beribtet. oaB tie
burh Inalple als misunderstanding
Ooer als iolbe befunoen tpurben, oereri
8ertauf i'm llripruneslanoe rerboter,
lit, ooer oaB file cine falihe Warte
tragen. Die als perfdlift befunoes
men Nrtitel peroen an ben NbIenoer
auridgeibidt poer, tpenn oies nidt
aeuiinidt mir6, utiter 8oaauffiht
Derni6tet meroen.
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Gulf gbore 8abn.
Cinderella sdjaabbz Yalait.

@ir iino pDrbereitet, unleren &un=
ben unb benz Sublifum Die neneiten
Sacons in allen Mrten BON .Shuben
fir Danten uno Mabben, 9erren
uno &naber gu liefern. Wir balten
unieren mDblbearinoeten &uf rur
Die beiten Qualitaten gu bieten aufs
rebt. Cute Waare nno biaige
BreiIe bleibt ftets unler MDtto. Wer
eleeantes uno augleib bequemes
S9ubmerf gu tragen tpiin11t. Der
menbe iib an irs. Gin BerluhS=
fauf miro Seoen ~iiber5eugen, bob
mir an Der Spite Der S9ubgelhdfte
iteben.
@inberenaS bub=B alaft.
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