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The daily tribune., 1903-04-20
Cheap Colonlst Rates.

To California and the northwest
from February 10Th to April 30th
The Colorado Il Southern will sell
colonlst tickets to Los Angeles. San
Francisco, San Diego, Portland. Seat
tie and other western points, at ex-
tremely low rates. Tickets will per-
nit of stopovers at certain points en-
route. For full information, address
I. E. Fisher, Gen'l. Passenger ARt.,
Denver. Colo. II
The daily tribune., 1903-04-20
!. PmreIy Personal .

l.
Robert G. Hall WAS down from
Salida yesterday.
--Rees Prosser returned from Grip |
pie Creek at noon.
Henry Wilson went hack to
Colorado City today.
John Dearing went TO Canon City
this afternoon on business.
Il. Rees was up from Pueblo to
spend Sunday with his family.
IS. B Austin left yesterday for
Chicago and other eastern points.
w. S. widerfelt went to Denver
Yesterday and will return tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W Cafky went
to Canon today to visit with friends.
Mrs. w. [. Weaver and Miss Lee
went to Pueblo this afternoon for a
visit.
Mrs. J. f. Greenawalt left today
for visit with friends at Topeka,
Kansas.
Albert Brown, J. f. Boggs and
n. p. Hill left on No. 2 for Colorado
Springs.
&C. f. Mccoy returned Saturday
evening from three days stay in the
district.
&C. N. Kinney and son, Master
Charles Herbert, went to Denver this
afternoon.
Attorney Lee Champion is tran
sacting business in the county seat this
afternoon.
John L. Gehr left today for
Trinidad and other points in the
southern coal fields.
Miss Emma Hanley has accepted
u position with Hoffman Bros. bakery
and ice cream parlor.
Mrs Albert Brown and her guest
Mrs. Franklin of Denver are spend
ing the day in Canon City.
Miss Marie Duncan, recently en-
ployed as typo in the Citizen office
left yesterday for New Mexico from
whence she will go on 10 the Pacific
coast.
e. M. Swindler of Belleville.
Indiana, arrived yesterday to take n
position with the Portland Cement
company He is an old schoolmate of
the Hadley brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Gass re-
turned yesterday from a trip to Den
YER. Mr.. Gass now Is the possessor
of cork leg and will soon be able to
go without crutches.
| ). W. Hadley, brother of the
Hadley brothers of this city, was in
Florence today. He represents the
Baker Vawter Supply company of
Chicago and makes this territory every
six months.
The daily tribune., 1903-04-20
Wakeful Children

For long time the two year old
child of Mr. p. l.. Mcpherson. 80 N.
Tenth St, Harrisburg. Pa, would
sleep but two or three hours in the
early part of the night, which made
it very hard for her parents. Her
mother concluded that the child had
stomach trouble, and gave her half of
one of Chamberlain Stomach and
Liver Tablets. which quieted her
and she slept the whole night
through. Two boxes of these tablets
have effected permanent cure and
she il now well and strong. For sale
by all druggists.
The daily tribune., 1903-04-20
pioneer.

From Crestone, one of the hereto
fore lively mining camps of this Sec
tion of the state comes the report that
IA strike is on at the Independence
mine. About forty miners. engineers
and pump men went out on Wednesday
because of the importation of two
engineers from Leadyille, who had
been employed to work a twelve. hour
shift in place of three eight-hour
shifts, as were formerly run. A
special from Crestone says that Nc
George. the new manager, is Lead
vtlle man, an dit was his idea to cut
expenses by putting a part of the force
on longer shifts The miners, mostly
union men, refuse to work under the
new engineers. rs.-Salida Mail.
The daily tribune., 1903-04-20
For Young Men.

You don't write home every month
but your parents and relatives are al
ways too glad to get the news from
the neighborhood in which you ro-
side, Sendthem the Weekly Tribune
for six months or a year If
The daily tribune., 1903-04-20
Grandest Trip In the West, $4,000

To Portland. Tacoma, Seattle, and
many other points daily to April Both; ;
takes you along the Columbia river by
daylight. Tourist sleepers daily via
Union Pacific. See your local agent
or address E. h. Griffin, general
agent. Denver. IA
The daily tribune., 1903-04-20

r. E. Higgins went to Grand June
tion today in answer to a telegram
announcing the death of his father in
that place last night. The deceased
was about SO years old and has been
resident of Ouray and Grand juno
tion since 1875. He was Colorado
pioneer.
The daily tribune., 1903-04-20

1.-Two countrymen, said Colonel
A. X. Mcclure. president of the Glow
er club of Philadelphia, ''came to the
city many years ago, and wandered
about, seeing the sights. Late in
the afternoon they were observed
prowling along the river front, at
point where several sewers emptied
into the stream A longshoreman
saw the taller of the two pause and
then lean down at the mouth of the
sewer. Then he heard him call to
his friend, who had gone on ahead:
Hey, Bill, here's another spring
"Bill called back: Well, ef tain
bettre'n that other one, be burned
eff I'd drink drop of it eff | wuz
you. 80
The daily tribune., 1903-04-20

Word was received in this city today
that p 7. Mcclure had died. This
was erroneous, the deceased being a
brother of p. T. Mcclure, named
John Paul Mcclure of Cleveland, who
has been visiting his brother at Flor
ence Mr.. Mcclure passed through
the city tonight, with the body of his
brother, on his way to Cleveland. -
Sundays Pueblo News
The daily tribune., 1903-04-20
Half Rate to California and Return

Via Union Pacific, May 18th to 10Th.
Stopovers, diverse routes, final limit
July 10th. Our electric lighted
Overland Limited saves you eight
hours enroute to San Francisco.
Through the most picturesque parts
of California to Los Angeles. See
your local agent or address K. r.
Griffin, General Agent, Denver. 3G.4l
The daily tribune., 1903-04-20

A new switch engine, No. Sl9 has
been placed in the yards here and No
S0s has been sent to the hospital for
rebuilding.
The daily tribune., 1903-04-20

About 1900 people witnessed the
game of ball at Lakeside park, Pu-
eblo Sunday between the Q. +. Il l..
and Rockvale teams. the former win
inng by a score of II to The Rock
vale club is only an amateur team but
it has some very good players, while
the G. F. & l. team is made up OF a
few professionals.
The daily tribune., 1903-04-20

Fred Royal. the infant son of Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Royal died about 4
o'clock Saturday afternoon.
The daily tribune., 1903-04-20

Senator F. A. Moore lett yesterday
for Denver from whence he goes to
Philadelphia to represent the state at
the christening of the battleship Colo
RADIO
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$40 Reward.

Will be paid for the arrest and convic-
tion of anyone found guilty of steal
ing, shopliiting or in any way damag-
ing my goods or property.
If NJ. Z. HASSLER.
The daily tribune., 1903-04-20

NOR SALE CHEAP Flagstone for walks
L only Ioc square foot, call before they ars
gone No 4l5 east 2nd street. 3l6l
The daily tribune., 1903-04-20

nor SALE. A good young mare, splendid
L buggy horse. inquire 4l5 +. End. 40-45
The daily tribune., 1903-04-20

NOR SAIE-Keystone Oil took See j. NJ.
+ Cramer Mt brokerage office, Callahan
block, $4l-I6
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FOR SALE

DOR SALE. A snap. 1900 Leon or q. NJ. &
II Nj Co. stock &C share, also $500 Key
stone on stock cheap. See Mosber. lU7 f.
tront Street. 'lO-is
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Classified Advertisements.
WANTED
TO RENT

no RENT-Nice furnished rooms, electric
East 2nd. .i3-iS
The daily tribune., 1903-04-20

1 OST-Boy's brown shoes nearly new, finder
l. leave at i2a, cor Crawford and MoHst or
Tribune office. 1914
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-20
@rirfbei0roernua md benz Nnslanbr.

Die NuslonbzYoit fir Die nit Dem
%. 4uguit enbenoe Wo9s i4lieBt (tn
nlen 6GQen prompt i'm 9auptzPplt>
amt, nie folgt:
Die Qadet=qpit lit pffen BON 8 ubr
8ormittogs biz 5 u6r Ha9mittdgs,
ausgensmmen Sonntngs.
Die Padet=9pf fir 0euti9lano
f4liebt Montag nm II ubr 8ormitz
tags.
9ampfer fa6ren bon HetpzgOrt ub,
fDenn nt6t anbers ungegeben.
Srans= MtIantii9e8 0 It.
6rettdg = 9 ubr 4benOs, fir SUI
ropo per 9ampfer p@apdnio," pta
Qweenstppn.
pnit mad Subs II. Central
4meritd q, 90 eitinotene etc.
0onneritag = 1 ubr Nd6m., mad
cSamuicu per 9ampfer bon Bolton;
nm 2 ll6r Na9ts, naA 9antt per
0ampfer nprins Wilem Der 3peite."
6reitd9 : II ll6r Nu4tS, fir Ser
muba per Oampfer bon 9dlifar; I'M
7 u6r 4benos, mad ben Ga plataz
2Gnbern per 9ampfer r8urotue; UNI
8 ubr Nben03, na4 N~eufunolano, per
9ampfer y8oialinb;" INN II ubr
3aGts, mad 9orto RicO. Curacao II.
8ene5ueld per 9umpfer n@aracds;"
na4 6ortunez Sslanb unb Sumutcd
per 9ampfer oQltui;" mad Snagua,
6opti unb Santa Martu per 9umz
pier y@tbos;" nu9 Cuba per DAM
pier yW1erico," piu 9apanu.
Die Yoit na9 g&eufunoluno. bid
Norbz@ pbnep, unb mad Miquelon,
pia Bolton, i9lieBt um l l1br Ru4m.
nu6 Cuba, pia Sampa, td9Ii4 Inn 1
il9r Na9m.; mad 9onburus, Gotta
Ricd unb Guatemala, pia Nen : Or
leans, tGgli9 Inn 8 l16r 4benbs.
Sransz 8ucifit g #.
Treitag = z 16r 4benbs, nod
6atpait. Sapan, China uno ben pbiz
1ippinen. bia San 6run3isco.
Sdmftug = Z ubr 4benbs, nu4
Muitrulien, ReuzS eelanb, 6itf4i,Sd
moo unb 5atpaii, pia San 5run5isco.
Die Srunsz8aciftt=goft tpirb tag
Md na9 ben 4bfubrtsbdfen geiunbt.
rnb bic 3eit bes gOitidluFes tit 10
orrungirt, buB cine ununterbro6ene
Observation-Disclosures m0gli9 1T.
g.. 9abies 8drfielb,
poitmeiiter:
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Dor A Snhren geidieOen nnb jest
mieOtr u%etrnnt.

2puispil(e, &p., 10. @u8uit.
- 6enrp N}elDiQe aus Suinois unO
Trau Margaret 8ropn bon bier, mel
de T6 Dor A Sahren I4etOen lieBen,
puroen qeItern Q6eno bier gum 3pei=
ten W}ule g~etraut unO peroen binnen
penigen 3agen na4 MelOiqe's 6urm
in SQinois u6reiien. Der 8rdutigum
lit IA. Die 8raut rs Sabre aft. Die
S06ne beg 9oares bra6ten Die Ser
I06nung uno MISUNDERSTANDING 81
C+nnnp
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ambrinnStrnn

Die alten 0eutf6en tranten bait
INNER mod Gins" Die 9eutf4z
Qmerifaner 8altimore'8 piifen, mas
Ie 6aben, tpenn tie Oas Bier Der SEQ.
@iint6er, iun., 8ruuzGomp." trinten;
unD tie tranfen aud halt INNER nod
Gins" DieIes eblen Nafes. 6. &c 9.
Sci. 2457, oOer 96illips Bros, aqei=
niger 6laifen6ier : 8ertauf gtr. 500
uno Gil, SiiOzGuroline >StraBe.
(21825. 329)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-20

8erfonnGnoti3en. 9r.
!6einri6 8ieieting, Der SefretGr Der
Ser. 5Gnger BON Baltimore" reiIte
qetern rad Glepelanb, O6iO, I'm Der
8eerDigung ieines pI0Bli4 oerItor6e>
men @4pagers bei3upoRnen. gr
fe6rt am Oienitag bierber 3uriif.
= ST.. 8. 81. MapnuOier Iteqte gez
fern in Der 6unbelstammer einen
QfirIi9 aus, Der II 3Oa umfang
bate uno gerube Elm Qfuno pog. 9aS
ObIt fam bon MuuifinzS Station in
qrince Georges gountp.
- Or. Sole Munuel Gipin, Der
erfte &pnIuI Der Republit Gu6a n
Baltimore, er0ffrete geitern ietn
gireuu i'm .Marinez8ant "9e6GuOe.
@r pp6nt in Rr. 713, Netz6apettez
@trdBe. Gr lit ein 3Ogling be5 BAL
timprer meoisiniT6en Gouegs."
Capt. Gbparb S9Ieig6 bon mitt>
leren 9oli3eiDiitrift febrte am Diem
fuq 46eno BON elmer 3s6ntGgigen grz
bolungsreiie mad Qtlanttc : @itn 3uz
rid urb ibernpAm geitern ieiae
pfli9ten pieber.
@|etruut. - 6r. Sriebri9 SO.
Winter, @O6n bes MuiitbirettOr8
2oui8 8inter BON g2r. 10, Weitz
Qonpulez@ traBe, unb SRI. Sne3 6. 9.
@oulo, So9ter oes perItorbensn 6rn.
SO. 81. 9oulo, tpurben geitern Nfttz
tag u u6r in Der 8obnung Der
8raut, g2r. ia, Weitz 20. StraBe,
bur6 9ater 8ruob BON Der ct. So
natiuszRirfe fir's 2eben pereint.
9ie 8rdut purbe bon i6rem 8ruoer,
Srn. &obert Bruce @oulo, benz
8rGutigam 8ugefi6rt. Nur Die uns
m%itteI6uren neutrality-suspicious. bes
8rdutpaores pp6nten Der Srauung
Bel. 0as iunge 9aar trat iofort mad
benz 6o95eitsz9 Diner cine Reiie mad
benz Norben an.
Oiebif4er Reger. = Del
21ziGbrige Neger @barle5 Sublor iiBt
i'm mittleren StatiOnB6auIe unter Der
ACKNOWLEDGING. 9rn. u. 9ufebart pon
SIR. 821, Of>PruttftruBe, ungeblid
cine Suf9enubr i'm Wertbe bon SO ge>
ftobIen gu buben. Der angebGi4e
Diebftabl trug ii4 geitern Nbenb I'm
48 n6r in Der Nu9barf9aft bes
MarfbzM urttes gu. 9r. 9utebart
iagte, Der S9par5e babe inn Die uhr
aus Der Sai9e geriFen unb lei oann
bobon gerannt. Poli5iit Miduel
Repnolbs erpii4te ben S6nar3sn
dber, unb tbatid9li4 purbe bic u4r
in ieiusm 3silBe aefRn6en.
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Entfl6rcr r%inaefnngeu.

sort Smith, Qrt., 10. 4uguit.
= Wiuiam 6id5 uno 6rau, Die
mut6maBliden 9dupter Der aus o6t
Reoern 6eite6enoen 8anoe, DeI4e cir
fpsiBes Mdo6en aus SORT 8i6IOn, s..
g., e%ntfii6rten, iinO Derhuftet uno ms
6ieiioe gefdngniB ge6rudt pOrDen.
Die Neger feuerten 8eitern auf etli6e
Tormer, nelde Du5 W}dO4en gu be-
freien perfu6tsn, unO elmer Der 6urz
mer, Namen5 9ate, purOe %getootet.
Trau 6td8 6e6ouptet, oas M}GO4en
fei hire 5O6ter.
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9nfnlberi6te aus MuidinQtOu.
8tpmainez 0eruiftunt

9tpmaine @ergtftung.
6inf5ig DEER mebr Sniufen Der
sSnoutrie> 9simutb" in @uibingtOn
erfranften geitern gun3 6sftig, uno
man glaubt, baB Oieielben an Pto>
maine ergiftung leiben. PrOben Oes
8rooes, Der Mil9 uno Des Queupdiz
Iers, tpeldes Die grfranften genofen
6Qtten, Iino benz Gbemiter bes III
ftrifts Columbia sur qriifung 5ugez
ianDt nprpen. QGe patienten iinO
auBer 9efabr, rpenn aud eini9e Ders
Ietben nod iebr i4per trant iinh.
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8eerbigung.- Die fterbIi4e
6iiQe pon 6rn. So6n 9re68ler, mel
der am Montag in feiner IeBten
8obnung, Nr. So, 9urriiOnz2ane,
aus Dem 2eben i4ieb, tpurbe geitern
Nu6mittag unter 3u6lrei6er 8et6eiltS
gung bon Qeiotrugenoen pom Srauerz
6auIe aus auf Der rWeitern GemeterD"
CUR epigen Ru6e beitattet. Qaitor
Simot6eus Qebmann BON Der epdng.z
lut6. ct. Sobannesz9 emeinbe an Der
berl. QombarbftraBe belt ben Sruuz
er9ottesbienIt ob, uno als 8u6rtu6z
TRIGGER fungirten Die $50. 5rant Ga=
fpari, NDam Gafpari, Sato6 Wa6le,
@eorg Mable, 6enrp 8ertptg unO 6.
8reiten0ber. Ser 8erbli4ene mar
aus benz 80nigrei4 8upern geburtig
unb fam Dor 50 Sabren na4 4meriz
ia. Gr mar Elm Mai9iniit BON Be-
ruff. 4uBer 5pei &inbern, 9rn. 5reb.
0re6sler unb 5rau &aroline Qer4
trduert Elm groBes 6reunoesz unD 8e@
funntenfreis UNI iein 0u6ini4eioen.
9t0BIt4e Sobe5fGIle. -
Sso6n. Garner, elm Reger, itorb geitern
0a6mittag pI0Bli4 i'm 9ofruum oes
6auIes Nr. 1921, Gaitern : &penue.
Sein 2ei6nam fpurbe i'm Patroltpaz
gen Oes 0itli6en 9iftritts in bic
Morgue geidufft. Coroner Or. Rilep
entT6ieb mad elmer unteriu6ung, ouB
Elm 6er3f6lag bic Sobesuria4e mar.
= S6omas 20. Coleman BON gtr.
3137, 0iaonitruBe, puroe geitern
Qbenb auf Der StruBe BON einem
6er3I6lage %betroffen unO ms r5oRns
6opfin5' 6ofpital" ge6ra6t, no er
6alo nab ieiner 4ntunft itarb.
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GrihnR @rLirhtr MN i'd irIbf.

GIepelunD, g., 10. 4uguit. -
DiQiam 2eut6e6er, e Sabre alt, Oon
Nr. 1863, SuperjorItroBe, eri4OB gez
tern Q6eno ieine 8slie6ts, Die %
iG6rige Mart6a 5Gbnri6, OOn SIR. l
8iemerItruBe, unO ii6 ieIbt gelegent.
li6 zines Spa3iergonges in Der Ndbt
rer 8o6nung res MdD4ens. Die
6amilie 6G6nri6 mar gegen 2eut=
te6er's 8eper6ungen INN Martba
unO noQte BON elmer 8erz
e6elifun9 oes qaures Rt6t5
piIIen. Mart6a mar ais Der
tduferin in Der 9rOcerD i6rss 8ruz
oers angeiteut urO ging, als 2eut=
6e6er tie geitern Qbeno gu einem
Spa8iergang einluD, aus BEN 2uoen
init Inn fort. On elmer lpenig ire
quentirten Stsue angelangt, 5og Der
iunge damn einer 8eOolper unO be-
qing bic blutige Shat. Die 2et4en
nuroen bato Oarauf uufgtfuHoen.
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,,Wripn"
Qea. Mar rfnrfipn
Spnntna, ben &. Scptcmber.
Spc5ials

QebensgefGbrli6 Oerz
Gebt.- Srau Barbara 8oonB, cine
81 Sabre alte 5rau bon gtr. 1929,
Qittle @nlIbitraBe, ipurbe geitern
Morgen I'm I'll ubr, ais tie on Der
WilIonItruBe Die gennIplpdniu Ioe.
freusen poate, BON einem StruBen=
babn>@ aggon g"etroffen, lpobei tie uuz
ber einem S9Gbelbru9 einen 8ru6
bes re6ten 4rrres erlitt. Die Ser
uneliidte purbe in Der Qmbulan5 bes
norbpeitli9en 0iitritts nod Dem
,MurplGnber 9pmDopathii6en 9pz
fpital" gebra6t. fpoielbIt bic 4er3te
renig 6offnung uuf ibre Geneiung
begen.
8Gder in SiBung. - Dos
@retutip5G omite Der brei Bidder
unionen perIammelte Ii9 i'm r2uborz
2nceum" unter 8orItB bon Sstor
Sleif6mdnn unb 9einrih gain fibrz
te pas 9rDtotoQ.
0ptcl Hppaf.
et. Gnior. unD Rottsstrab,. Sdr.ns urp e,rs
rtn7Gb,immtr. ellie 9equtmlibfeit;u. Gltitriib.
6d6r. Sdtionecmdbe 6ptiieu. S%tstibsbn uHo
9ools91rlor
hinge, I1ft) 5pbn Ser,inser. eis.ntblatsr.
@ctterberidlt.
ue.r kS4ncter- ia cite ~ ursou.
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Nns Ealtimure=G nnntb.
Wegen gontraft6ru6s perfldgt. -
Die Acknowledgment ssgen Or.
S9pfieto,

G6drIes Milsfe bat i'm 8reisgez
ri6te fir Baltimore : @ountp 3u
SoDion cine 8lage auf 3ablung BON
$4,000 9esen Die Steiner Mantie@o.
eingerei6t, uno 3tpar bafirt Die &ldge
auf einem angebli9en gpntrdft6rude
Seitens Der Gompugnie. Der &ldger.
gi6t an, oab er nit Der perflagten
gompagnie einen@oHtraft a6sei6loiz
len bate, Dond9 bieiel6e fir 1894
Elm Qager6aus in !5ig1lanotopn buuz.
en- io1te. 0as @ebdube lei nod ni4t
p~oGftdnbig f~ertiggeteGt gepefen, uls
es bur9 ben Sturm am II. Suli niez
o%er9etpprfen pHroe, unb jeBt fpeigere
fi4 bic @ompugnie, ben gontraft ELM
5u6alten, obglei6 er bereit lei, bas
@e6duoe fertig gu fteGen.
Die 4nf9u1otgungen -9ez
genOr. S9ofielb.
Die gegen Or. So6n %. S9ofielb,
@eTunb6eits : 8edmten be8 u. 0iz
itrtfts, BON Or. So6n g. Sutton, Sc
fretGr Der Stats : 9eIunb6eitsz8ez
60rbe, er6obenen acknowledgements
io1ten am 9ienitag Dor ben Gomz'
miHdren bon Baltimore : gountp our
8er6an6lung fommen, bod puroe
bds 0erb0r pertagt, ba Or. Sutton
ni9t anime eno mar.
Reger g 4ld9ereien gu
SanbD Bottom
Die So. s. 9. 9ongneder unb 6.
6. McGarp befIugten ii4 9eitern Dor
ben Gountp : Gommifdren ii6er bdS
unoroentli6e 8etrugen Der Neger 81
@unb1 Bottom, elmer NegerJQnIiebz
lunq nu6e Sopior. sic ertlGrten,
am leBten 9onntug 4bsnb babe buz
fel6it cine @traBenteilerei itatt9efunz
ben. DIS 466iilfe empfe6len bic Ser
rem bic Qnbringung eleftrif4er 2dmz.
pen in benz Srte.
@erf6tebenes.
Capt. Noa6 Wdlfer BON Der DR.
Gington 6euerfpebr : Gompognie err
tIGrt in ieinem Sd6reSberi4t an Die
Gountp : GommiTdre, oaB i'm leBten
Sabre Die Gompagnie 8eiiBtbum i'm
8ert6e BON 1900 Dor benz 6euer@
Damon g~erettet babe. Die 8eamten
Der @ompagnie ftnb ouBer @apitdn
Walfer: prdfibent Sohn Setter; 8icez
prGiibent 6. u. 9ergert;S etretdr 90.
g. CARRIER, unb S9dBmeiiter S, %.
Qooie.
Die GommifGre bon Baltimore
Gountn tperben cine unterreOun9 nit
benz 9oIi3ei9ef u. s. Street ab4dlz
ten 6e3iigli9 Der bon Der 8eieQi6aft
CUR llnterbriidung bes Caters perz
lan9tsn I6IdufFung bon Slot "0}dz
f6inen in 8ultimorezGountD
5rau GIiIabetb u, W}iQer itdrb am
9ienItag in i6rer Wobnung 5u Up
per SANS an einem S6lagdnfdQe.
sic 6tnterldBt 5ebn 8inosr.
Nufacoast.
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Wetterousfi4ten. SIR
Marnlanb uno ben 9iftrift Columbia
ReoeneiifTe, eefoIgt BON ii6 fldrenoem
Wetter, flar unb mariner am 6reitag,
perGnberli6e Winbe.
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9Np lit Sphn Neilmann 2

GeTtuuruteur uno GrfriI4ungsipen.
Der? Wer loft Oas 8Gthisl? 8elob.
nung Elm S4ooner!
Muq8,1Wf $3.50
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&aS bern Srneren Warblann's nno
Den a%ngrtnienDtn Staaten.
Ods RefuItdt.

Sn 20 Counties bes Stadtes bdben
bic repubfifanif9en 9rimdrnublen
ftattgefu1oen. Sn 6reoeridz, NQee
gan1z unb Salbot : GountD iino
nod feline 9elegatsn fir Die rep.
Stauts : Convention erpdblt. SOL
9enoes 1T bas Heiultat Der 9rimdrz
pa6len fir Die republitdnii6e
Staats : Contention:
m : X = ~, n so n n, z
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Ni6t perpfli6t t.
9eIe9aten ~ a + |.

Die 0emptrQten pon gecilzGountD
I BADEN in i6rer Gountp=Gonbention in
Clifton foI9enbe 6erren dls 9ele9aten
iSur 5tautsz No s=Gonpention
erpG6lt: 3. Yorter Qusbn, Soiep9 8.
@teel, 81. 8. Grot6ers, Sames 5. 9oz
fpers, 6enrp 8. @ilpin, 8. 9eB, SEQ.
SO. @psoen, Or. George 9. Dare,
@umuel 6. 8onlano, Gbdrles q.
MorriIon, 80. 80. Mc8uigan, Wm.
AS. Mearns uno Wiqiam W. Pogue.
8IDbti6er Sob.
Sn Wetminiter itiir5te eeitern Wtitz
gaao 5rau 2epi Snuoer, pGbreno lie
I'm aniteinsnb gutter 9eiunbReit nit
ghren OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6ei6dfz
4igt mar, pl0bli4 nieber uro mar
! iobt, dls man lie dufhob. Sin 9er5z
! Iflaq bate i6rem 2eben Elm @noe gez
I maft. Sic mar cine Sante oes 9rn.
ASeo. SO. 4lbaueb uno binterlGbt Ell
k4len @obn.
4 @erfebrsdnoerung.
| Sn Golge Der Gertigitequng oes
fSug. pinto@@utzOff Der Baltimore
fO6io<gu6n" perben BON ieBt an ale
kSpblensiige Der ~genunnten 9a9n, 10
ME bic 5ra6taiiee aus Dem Weiten
ni9t mebr bur6 Gumberldno geben,
yfonDern brett BON 9enfer iiber DEN
8into=GutzSff nab BEN Often tub@
rem. 9abur9 nerben $50 8o6ndr>
i better pon Siib : Cumberland nd9
NvS&enfer berieBt.
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QeBte Grfurfion Der 9di=
fon.- $500 nab philadelphia
unb 5urud.
@pnntag, ben %. 4ueuit, auf Der
rpennIplpania Giienbabn;" 46fabrt
BON Baltimore sos 9ormittugs;
$3.50 mad Gbeiter; $1.00 nab Wilz
mineton un0 surnf.
GaQ1418.2Q2l2N.
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Sdhiittclircft, ShmerSeH, WSalaa
ria, "a Grippe unO idilimmr @rtdl-
tmnaen fMrirt Snrdl ,,Slnncn's Mauc
Bills" and in aiiiiGer SOrnl.
0reiS 25r. @nentbalben UerfGHft.
(Dsl2, 1&6rl1l
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-. Forus et.x Fsuhs sR.t,
S'H Hl''''- A'''' tl'''a ana. Son. "'''
800 Dr. % IS "a 81 9. 3 1rub.
500 =. 20 SO IS s6 CD. { zrlb.
plittl. goromtt,ri. % 80 Hohhe 1eulperatnr. 20
9iitn. 2~htruomrfsrf.. "a s~li,orisite Seulp.rat. SO
Sie hotitc SdEt1ieteIt bes 2Sinoes IN elmer
Stuuoe BEING Il DieileH Dom SIeeH.
Oss eefrist Wttttr. Die bo5Fs
S.mp,ratur bes e,trIetn Sas,s (bis s llbr astHDs)
mar dui ua1e,naHnitH Stdtiontn. ME foIst:
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Srintt &ennD's S6se nh
&dffee.-Seit 30 Subren berii6mt
tpegen QuaIitdt uno 9reiIe, s. ..
8ennDG o., so 2doen. (60idS)
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2eBte @rturfion Der Sai~
on. $500 nad philadelphia,
$1.5O mad G6eiter, $1,00 na4
WtlmtnQton un0 3uriid

5onntag, ben %. Auguit, auf Der
nPennipIpania Giienbubn;" 4bfa6rt
pom unionz8 abnbof, Baltimore, sos
@ormittags. Sir bic 3iidtebr 46z
fabrt bon philadelphia 7 ubr 4benOs,
Don Gbeiter 7.2O Qbenos, BON BiIs
mington 7.4O N6enoS.
(Nf1tn1A 10 % d OOl
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8afebuIG. = SroB Oss regneriz
I9en 8etters ipielten Die 9dltimorer
uno Der Club BON Netp=Seriep 3rpei
@piele, pelde Die 8altimorer ale
8etoe %berloren. Die @core Der geitrtz
qen Spiele mar, nie folgt:
Q III y ltimpr
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@clOienomnaen nah seutihlano

! @clDIcnpunacn mad, S%eutid1lano
"a Gents pro Yfurf unb GommiIilon.
Sbeo. $. 0iener &c 6 o., Alb
@atereS traBe. GusIdnDifaes 8eln,
Me1iel uno GreOits9rtefe. S4iffs@
tarten bon unD rdh europa. ESQ.,
1. Der m9ermunente 8 m e
t8auperein," 1pelder geitern in
:. Die 6Gnbe BON Sequeitern iibergtng,
lbeIfunb ieit pielen Sabren. Der erite
9rdIioent mar 0r. 90. 9. 9. Sdmitt,
!, bann folgte 9r. Sobn 3immer, mad
befen 4bleben 6r. Gonrao Saus Die
: 9rGIibentiduft iibernabm. 9r. 8aus
: erflGrte geitern. ooB er unbebingtes
9ertrauen in bic Gbrli6teit bes Se=
fretdrs Sobn 8. 94mibt 9ehubt bas
be, benn er fei nit Der 6amilie I6on
felt na6e5u 80 Sabren 6efannt gepez
fen. 2eiber babe er fif tGui6en la1z
fen uno fi1le nunmehr Die 8erant=
fportlihteit nm 70 me6r, Sumul er
!. Repiiionszg etnnn1t bate.
fpelhe bic 9u9er repiDirten unb ibm
EksrihtssrL bak piles in 2ronunadsi,
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Mufscpast

Sur 81 ba5 9uBeno Der idonfer
Gu6inetz8ilber in 9eb6ers, oas moz
hermit eingeri6tete 9bot. 4telier, gfr.
321, N.S@apzStr. 2%ebens9robe p6os
~tograpbien gu nieorigiten preiien.