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Hammil, held long conversation
with himself after the sixth race.
Forte Ellis begged him to play An
drew B. Cook, but the price scared
him off.
James Handy, press agent for Har-
lem track. is buster than ever these
days Some years ago he earned the
sobriquet Busy Jimmy and now
makes Eddie Dominick's engagements.
f. Hildebrand. who rode Gil Bias
in the first event, Is a younger brother
or the now famous New York rider.
Vic Gilbert holds a contract on the
youngster and predicts a bright future
for him.
Rancho del Paso was represented
by the presence Of superintendent
John Mackey.
A. 3. SDreckels. master of Napa
stock farm, was among the early visi-
tors to the track. George Berry. SUI
perintendent of the famous breeding
establishment, came down from Napa
to attend the opening OF the season.
Conffnue<1 ON DaOo ~ GoIrr.,r,
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Prisoner Remains Defiant
and Appears to Be
UlCOlCNrned.
Views Without Emotion Bodies Of His
Murdered Relatives and Shows
Utter Lack of Feeling.
Special Dispatch to IN. Can

AUBURN, Nov. 12.-Adolph We
Der was arrested by Sheriff Keena
tonight and charged with the mur-
der Of his parents. sister and young
brother. Thus ends the second chap
ter in the terrible crime that has
startled the residents OF Placer
County.
Weber took his arrest cooIfy, but
was alive to what he considered 70 be
his legal rights. The arrest took
place Immediately after he left the
witness stand and after he had rather
reluctantly answered the questions
propounded to him by Coroner Shep-
ard. the District Attorney and several
of the jurymen. A warrant for his
arrest had been sworn out before Jus
tice E. o. Smith and after its service
Weber asked 10 be allowed to read the
document.
7 see it has been signed by a Jus
tice Of the Peace" he cOolly re-
marked, and a Justice OF the Peace
has no authority in law to issue a
warrant 10 arrest me-"
Sheriff Keena said that he was HIM
self perfectly satisfied with the legal
ity of the warrant and advised Weber
to accompany him to the Jail without
making any unnecessary trouble or
causing a scene
CALLS FOR AN ATTORNEY.
Weber, after carefully buttoning his
coat, announced that he was ready
and with little loss Of time the Sheriff
hurried him to the Jail. The prison
doors had scarcely changed behind
him before he asked TO be allowed TO
consult with an attorney. Being in
formed that he could secure a legal
adviser, he stepped 10 the telephons
and rang up Attorney Ben Tabor.
Come at once and consult with
me-" was his parting injunction over
the wire
Weber didn't lose any OF his nerve
when he felt himself within the strong
arm Of the law. On the contrary. he
remained cool and gelf-reliant- While
waiting for Attorney Tabor % visit
him ne calmly surveyed his surround
ings and did not appear to be IN The
least concerned. Tabor promptly, re-
spOnded TO the summons. and after a
brief conversation with Weber hurried
TO the office OF Justice smith, who had
issued the warrant. The object OF
TabOr's visit 70 the Justice Is not
known. but il is cOnjectured that he is
desirOus OF aScertaining on what ev1-
dence the warrant is based
When the inquest was resumed to-
night Weber was again called toSthe
witness stand. He was In an aggres-
sive mood and at times suriy- When
questioned by District Attorney Robin
son he replied in a sharp and caustic
manner and frequently compelled the
prosecutor TO repeat his tnterrogatories
before he would reply TO them
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TRACK NOTES.

The non-arrival of several Chicago
and New York firms kept the number
of bookmakers down to thirteen at the
first cut-fn. This does not include the
two field books and one combination
book.
The following firms laid prices: Joe
Harlan, ST Louis Club, Billy Eng
strom, New York Club, Berkeley Club,
Melbourne Club, Marcus Cartright,
Eagle Club, Brighton Club, Emeryville
Club. Donald Mitchell. Paul Holman,
Floristan Club. The ring was packed
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show honors from Judge by half a
length. KeniIworth displayed some
early speed. then faded away.
Royalty, the medium of killing
on two occasions the past summer at
Chicago, hung fire in the last, a mile
and a sixteenth selling run. Backed
from down to Is to 5 favoritism, the
warm one ran second to File dor,
which led from start to finish The
winner was an and 10. to shot in the
ring. Colonel Van finished third
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Dominick then went to work in earn
est and in a furious drive wrested the
laureIs from Ananias by half a length
IN 1:4O12, a remarkably clever per-
formance.
From far back Sherwood came
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Gold Money, With DOminick in Saddle,
Takes Opening Handicap.
WaGIy BrinkwOrtf1's SiIverskin Surprise
BY FRED E. MULHOLLAND.

furnished a spectacular Snish, reflect
ing much credit on the Handicapped
With only a delay of three minutes
Dick Dwyer released the barrier to a
magnificent start. San Nicolas,
Ananias and Claude showed the way
around the clubhouse turn and into
the hack stretch. Soon after this
Big Bill" Knapp. on Captain Forsee,
had kicked up into second position
and was challenging San Nicholas for
the lead
GOLD MONEY is SIXTH.
With half the journey traversed
Gold Money was back sixth in the
bunch. one remove behind her stable
rate. on the stretch turn Captain
Forsee had taken command, out IN
racing san Nicolas into subjecion, he,
too. had grown leg weary, but was
making a game fight
An eighth of mile from the wire
the Cantain was done and was passed
bv both Ananias and Gold Money
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THE rHEATERS

ALCAzAR-'Prince Kari''-Matinss
to-day.
CALIFORNIA-''A Friend OF the Fam
fly''-Nztilee to-day.
CENTRAL-"Eer Marriage Vow -
Matinee to-day.
COLUMBIA-'.-rhe County Chairman -
CHUT TES-Vacdeville.
FISCHER RS-VsudeviIle-
GRAND-''The Fatal wedding
iree to-day.
MAJESTIC-"An American Citizen. "
Observation-Disclosures to
cay.
TIvOLI-'"The Messenger Boy"
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Continued ON Page ss. Column ..
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Tine. 24H. 49ls. l.l4lk. 1.415z 1:
show. SIS Royalty. place, :.
len d' Or-Joana- Trained By
Mor IN a hard drive OF two.
and his mount was an IN al
not leave the firing line. Maj
esin quantity Aeistersiuger
LEFT az post
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6lI3 Gold Money. (Jennings).
f6726) Ananias. 3 IT. F. Schorr) -...
6041 Fossil. 4 Parker & T-hwaites)
f604I) Claude. 4 (N J. Daly) 1890
e1ST Cart Forsee, : ~. Eng. ST.
6865 BON bardier. 3 n Skinner .
6IOI San Nicolas. > III r. RoWeID
C78gT) Romafne. w. Scharetg) -.-
674z O. " Trahern. CSumersCo)
6126 Divlna, 8 CEl Primero Stable)
.-.. Leila. 3 &C. F. CIsrk) .-.
6o4l Arcade. : w. 3. Jennings) d.
6e51 LAGOON. 3 Mrs. Coney) ..-.
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Continued on-Page 81. Column 4
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701T The Fretter. a CF. ORourke)
7130 El16oo Princess. a Is Polk
C75C0 Oscar Tolle. CEluldr & b
C754eJ lIcultebank. & fW. Keating) d.
T51s .Cane5o. a q sHolman) ---..
T54s J. y. Kirby. 5 C. StrobeD d.
1903 Red DamseI. 5 Mrs. RusselI)
Too2 II Peeress, 5 CIrs. Coney) d.
6z5O SIurian. 6 Lzmasney Bro. )..
$40 C. BsIlsntyne. 9 (W- Rndsn)
1903 .Penzance. IL Stover) ..--
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minutes on at 4:54 File dor, place. 3;
Van. show. So Winner br. m by Ca
scatched-Glenrice. F0rmero. Start bad
Sullivan on winner rode a hurry-up race,
y missed fire this trip Colonel Van did
q longer route Flying Torpedo an uncer-
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4sA. 1-15z. 1-2S&-
show. SIS. Princess, place, 1; sh
Eerva- Trained by A. c Ridley
hard drive % two. Third stoppil
or the mare would have won. q
Y. Kirby not at his best Snurial
VIII lu-rOve-
-~---------------------
404- FIFTH RACE-One mile: Op
=
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rine. %. 40. 1-I4A. 1;4Oiz At p
1-3 Ananias. place. 4. show 2.
Money Spinner. Trained by W
monde start good Won in a
stable mate. Dominick did some
no excuses. Fossil got away
7 instead of ". Daily up Clauc
tCr six furlonEE. He made life a
hits his class coupled with Coli
------~-~-~-~---------~-
-Nf- ErE-rnrr y f-r- g.. r---r----.r- +,
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$3.50 File q Or. a u. d Kenyon
f1ltIl Royalty. 01. Greeu) ........
1910 col. Van. 6 %. s. Fountain)
.--- Ma1. MaDsir. g fBriukworthl
(xalo) f-y. Torpedo, 9 L. II. EzeI).
---. Meistersinser. 3 CWright)
6fZs Mai. Teuuy. . Piedmont SO
66T3 |DunEanncn. 3 fKnblkmp Col
664Z ink 4 fLamasuey Bros
6szs Heath. Honey, : Leach & CO.
65Ti .Evea 9, 8 CNfrs. CoTey)
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THE WEATHER

THE WEATHER
Forecast made at san Francisco for
thirty hours. ending midnight. NOven-
Der 13:
San Francisco and vfcinity-cloudy
Sunday. probably showers: fresh south
west winds. G. Il WILSON,
Local Forecaster. Temporarily IN
Charge.
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l:4I&- At post . :
70; show. 40.
y J. y. Kenyon.
wo- Third easily.
Z the end. Royalty
daJOr Mansir likes &
r VIII do better
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lutss. OF at S.11 Telephone. place. 3-5; show.
E how. 1-3 Winner. ch c. b. ShaDfell-Pompa-
BOX Elder. start good Won in a hard drive.
on couple OF times, but ciGng TO the rail and
he looked high and race will do him good
tn West 10 excuse
ing; four-yezr-olds and up; value 10 first, 1926.
! q q S. Ein Iockex Op. @.
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Tine o4iL. 4ss.. 1.uZ. Al post sls minutes.
Pelham. place, s.; show T-1c- Voyage,
DIG Irared By =. v. Dcsz. start good
fnick ca winner avoided the early pace a.
VIII take some beating next time out s.
can beat CLeGrer cCes Sea Air quit G,
T402. THIRD RACE-SsE- AID z hsl1 furiongl
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rms-- ,4sll. 1:1A. 1-2L At pt
1-3 B.I place. 2 show. As. o
ccurz- Irziled By R. A. Smith
TEird easily Larsen on winner I
the ground saved landed him first
Arhcling was played some. Butte
=----------=----~----
? SOB. FOURTH RACE-seven furlo
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-09
BATHING HO USES
and Bathing Suits 10 hire.
Fine Beach for bathing.
ESBERG, 9 WATER ST,
NEAR FOOT OF HIGH ~.
nnn pnteh Eniled.

MILNAlkIE via. sept. 8. - At
tie state fair park yesterday Dan
Patch attcmptad 81 l1syer his record
of 1854. The best he could do ON the
heavy track wns2:03KK.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-09

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Sept. 9.-Tlie
"Robber Queen for whom the entire
detective force ofathe Rock Island rail-
road has been searching for months
and who is said to have been at the
head OF a successful Band of car
thieves. has been arrested at Evans
vile. Mrs. Fredonia Harrison. alias
Sandefur. nlias Faulkner. kept a
boarding house for railroad men at
Chickasnw and there organized Il band
OF car thieves. They robbed the rail-
way of many thousands
Jack HounE nj ". Louis.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. O.. lack Young,
the extreme outsider in the betting.
won the I,elmar feature ~ lalf a
length from the Regent third choice,
who was fve lcngths III trout Of just
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-09
rIcnnor nohson IN london.

LONDON, Sept. 9.-Neyer in Lon
don has an American actress won
greater or more instantaneous success
than that achieved by Miss Eleanor
Robson III "NIeeesy Mnrv Ann 1T the
Duke Of York's ~tI.entef. As tie play
progressed applause came from all
parts Of the tIeater
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-12
Sh%iffSnahrihtcn.

Ncm 9ort, If. Oft. - 9lllae.
folnnen: Die 0ompfer va0nig MI.
bert" bon Bremen, .8uenos Npre8"
bon @enuo ulo NeopeI uno .&icto.
rion" bon &iocrpooI.
- Nbgefobren; Oie Oompfer .aois
ler @ilbelm Der @roBe" ltod, Wrc.
men nno "9ooic" nod 2iperpool.
2i5oro, #. Ott.-Goliirt: Ser
0onnpfcr" Eboenicio"( oon gtelu, Yorf)
nod Somburg.
@IoSgom. If. Oft. - 9lnoe.
toInnlcn: Der 0ompfcr r9titoria" BON
9telu Dort.
SbrlItiouio, #. Oft. - Der
o@eli9 OIlno" lit am 7. IS.
nod 9tcp, Dorf abgcfobreit.
Ct. W / Of ocls, If. Sft.-Gui.
iirt: Der Compiler r%riu5 OSfor"(uon
@enlla ilnO NeopeD mad @cm. Oorf.
Vrcm IL, If. Oft. - MnQcfom=
lnct: Der 0ompier y&uiicr 8il6elm
Der 3rueite" bon Nclu.Dorf.
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oltf Der SnieI @llom felt 5lpei Sab.
rem b%eIonber5 &oroelstreibeoe Sri.
tens Scr Morines9 cb0roe untcrtuor.
fen lpcrOen, cner9iihe aIogc 81 fii0.
rem.
8oibington. 9. g., If. Sft.
Sm neutrality-suspicious. crinncrt
molt lih 5tuor on feinen GopitGn
alolton, lrnb man crflGrt, BOB man
lid iue9cn I6biiIfc ser bcfloqtcl1
uebclitanoc an Sen Gon9reb uer0e
ipenoen miiiiclt, Ser 2ebtcrc bobc
DIE GmpfeQIungcn oe3 Morine. Sc.
portemelltS in oieIcr Rid)trng it,on
ieit Sobren mbeod)tet geloiIcn, mn
10 babe mon IN @uam Sole er6e6en
miiiIen, oo sic oerinqc GonqreBbcs
fplIIiglrn9 fir Die 9crlpoGtuna oc9
gun5 lltgeniigen0 iei.
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SeOanerIidjer SngSunfaQ.

@rodfieI0, Wtaiiy II, Oft. -
Gic Is Sabre oIte 6ronceS u. Ncu.
comb, lpcld)e BON Dem ID Sabre oItcll
SrpinG MilnOeq muobii6tIid &c.
ihoiien wuroc, lit gcItorbcn. Mu1,
Dell iogte nit eincm @elpebre III ci,
11cr ciniomen, fiitf MteiIcn BON bier
gelegenen @egeno ollf Gidborn6ell
uno ooSYt60den los an oerllnqIiidS.
IteIIc nit unOeren &inoern &oitonicl,
an, Nof) Dem pcrb6nguiBpoIIc1
Shillic elite Wllnocu 5ll DEM Totcr
OeS NoOdclt2, rciGtc oieiem ooS@e.
ipebr bin mo bat, i'm olld) 81 ifyic.
BEN Damn Lief cr nod Souic unO
brnh ollf Der GbiirI6meue obnmGd).
ti9 5ulommcn. Scitoem lteat CT in
Holerei ltnb ruc9cu ieincS fritiidcn
3nitonoeS bot man ibm nidt mitae.
tDeiIt, Dab ooS MGO6cn toot lit.
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0efa6rcn Der R6ntacn. StrahIcu.

u f c It Ell, N.'0, II. 0ftober.
Sir Gr. 2ouiS @eigcI bon bier, Ser
nit &ontgCn 3 Stroblen erperimen.
tirtes begcn feline 6rcunoc sic
ihlimmitcn 9eior9niHc. @crfloIicncn
Grcitog fcbrtc Der FIRST BON Buffalo
5urild, no CT iif elmer 9e6on0llutu
al beioen S6nocn untcr5oQen bate,
Die infolge c%onItuntcn Experiment.
rcn0 nit Den gebeinniBpoIlenS trob,
len Den 0ienit Ocriogten.
0oS GrgebniB Der 9ebonolun0 mar
niftS iueniaer nIS giinitig. I'm sic
Sfmer5en 5lt linbcrn uno ooS 9ebel
ocS Gotientcn ST r%ettcr, cntidIob
man iid) 81 rooifolcn Mitteln. Ncutc
miro lid Der Nr5t inn biCiigcn 9th.
Soipitol elmer dirurgiihcn Cpcro.
tion unter5iebcn; Die Ner3tc mcroen
81 entid)eiocn bo6en, lpic iucit Der
operative Ginariif 81 gei6ebcn bat.
Siebcn Aer5tc lucrbeu BET Ser Opera
tion 5laegcn iein. Wton befiirdtet,
Dob Or. @eigcI bel ocrSperotion 0cn
gr0Bten GbciI bciOer @Gnoc miro Der,
licrcn miiiICn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-12
rSlirtina" III Der Stride pom ;Scrrn
Eaitur gcbilligt.

Gbicogo. If. Oft. - g(uf Ser
god Hiucr-Gonfereit5 ser Mcthobi.
iteu.airdc bot Yoitor M. y. Miai.
ans, GorltBer 6eS Gomite'3 iiir Cab
botbonoad)t, geloiien ooS fiibnc @ort
otsgelprod)cn, DOB ooS 2iebGit9eln
Glirtitg) mGbrenb ocS 8ottesoien.
ties in Ser Stride aud iein @ltcS bo.
be. Gr Iogte: sd iebc rid)t Elm,
iporltm illn9e 2ette, geihiibt binter
Dem 8cIangbud), nid)t oegeniciti0p
@ctonntid)oit filltipiren iouten. @ir
limo frob, penn tic inter irgeno eli.
ncln Yoriuono sur Stride fontmen.
.6lirting" lit cine ebenio quite Gnt.
id)llI0igung nie cine oloere. Iuf iol.
dem @ege hobe ih' 5iierit SntereiIe
III Der Stride g%euonnen. 2eidtfer.
tigfeit bei'm @ottesoicnIt lit bon
Nrncrifnnerrl 5u erlparten. Ood INT
itreitig miro ollf piel 8iites itnter
iold)cn ltmitGnoen ~er5ielt. Die or.
iunrtiulg, Elm jutges WtGod)en nod
,0oltic 5u begleiten, bat idon man.
d)en Singing 3itrt eriten Male it
Ole STRIDE 9ebroft. @ei'm 2ieb-
dilgeln lit bo olld) fir ben religioien
Ginflub @elegertbeit, iid) ein5u.
id)leidJen."
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NbfaBrtstagc Der 9ampfcr BON 3e,u.
Wprf.

Hm 10. Oft. 9ompfer o&puoom"
nod &otteroam.
9lm 10. Oft. 9ompfcr .Occonic'
nod &iberpool.
gm 10. Oft. 0onnpfcr nGitto 81
gtopoli" nod Ncopel uno @enlo.
Im 90. Oft. Compiler yQorroine"
nod Sabre.
9lm 20, Oft. 0ampfer ngladct"
noG Sonburg.
glm 90. Oft. 9ompfer n0umi0iun"
nod Glasgow.
Nm 90. Oft. 9ompfer ,Gcpn6lic"
llad) gteapel un0 @enuu.
gm 81. Oft. 0ompfer ogrobic"
nod) 2ioerpool.
an %. Oft. 9onlpfer o9cG0robio"
nod @nmburg.
Gm %. Oft. Gompfer o2ucario"
nad) Siberpool.
Gm %. Oft. 0ompier gMinnc-
loIlu HQQ) Solt0on.
Im %. Oft. 0ompfcr ,@o6crIon0"
nod Intperpen.
VIM %. Sftober 0artpfcr .9lciu.
yort" mad Solttbompton.
Im %. Oft. 8ompfer .9Q6ert"
llo6 Ncopel nn6 @enlo.
gtn %. Oft. 3ompfer rSeflo" rad,
Copenhagen.
9Im %. Oft. Gontpfcr n6itrneIio"
nod Glasgow.
gm %. Oft. 0ompfer .Brin3 Gs.
Far" nod Neopel uno @enuo.
am 26. Oft. 0onpfer .Noor6onn"
nod Hotteroom.
Im 26. Oft. Gompfer ,SeIia
naG Copenhagen.
am 26. Oft. 0ompfer yQeutonit"
nod 2iberpool.
am 26. Oft. 0ompfer .Gialiria"
nod Neopel utio @enuo.
am 81. Oft. 9ampfer nGeutid,.
mad Samblrg.
Sim q. Oft. 9ontpfer ,Ioin" ltod,
Bremen.
am q. Oft. 3nnpfer .gretoone"
9nbre.
am %. Oft. 8onpfer ,GeItie"
taf Siberpooi.
ant 20. Oft. 9ampfer st. gorI"
nod Soutbompton.
am 80. Oft. 9ampfer .2liie" mad,
ltnb @enita.
am 20. Oft. 9onlpfer ,aroonIoro"
tad Intiperpen.
Ant 20. Oft. Qanpfer n@eIa6a"
nod 2onoon.
YIN 29. Oft. Sampler oltmbrio"
nod 2%iberpooI.
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Ser Strife Der SOblcn. Snbrlcntc in
Cincinnati.

Cincinnati If. Oft. - Gas
Grefutlp : Gomite Ser employers ri.
location bat nod LANCER 0iSfuiiion
beldloNieit, 0ie &obIenbGnoler I'll I'M.
t%erltilben. @erm eS c%rforoerlid, iein
lollte, 10 miro Ole NIiociotion 800
WO olltbringcn, mclf)e benilBt ruer.
Den lolIcn, UNI Den Strife I'll bredben.
Vile mo9Iiten GnItrengllnacn lucr.
oen ger1od)t lucr0en, INN oen thGti
Gen An9eitelItei Der SoGlcn = NcScu.
ld)offer ShrB 5lt oelpdbren. Die III.
location miro itd) oild) olrf feline
&erbatolilngcn nit Den Strifcru
e%itlolien, ult0 5luor. neil Die Union
oorouf ans lit, ole Nid)t = llnionor.
better BON Der 9eih0itigrno ollS,it.
'dlieBet, pos boS Gomitc fir III.
omerifonild crflGrt, uno mas nodl
ictnem Gafiirbolten gegcn Hed,t itnO
8lligfeit peritoBt ltro DEM SSntercIic
oe3 Fublifml9 pibcriprift.
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Die Scttc Der Saiion.
$1,000 EcriOnlidJ gcfibrte $1,000
GrfnriiOnen mad 3iagara sails
nno 5nriid bia uEenniplpania.
Giienbahn"

OIIthuuHH
oill IA. Sftober. llnii6ertroffene @c.
lege1tbeit 5llm Yeitdc oieies Iotllr.
numbers. Hltn0reiie.9iQetc, fir bic
Sinfnbrt altf Dem Spe5ial5ug (Goo-
Dies itro Enrlor = @nogons) giiItia,
Der ben Union . goDnbof alt oieien
3ogell 900 Yforgens uerlGBt uno
9.35 a6enos in Ningoro Sails an.
fottmt, nto fir sic Iiidfabrt a1f re.
guloren 3iigen iltnerbaIb 10 3ooen,
einidlieBIid oes 0atlms oes Ser.
tallfs. auf Der Hiidreiie ltnbeidrdnf.
ter aiifentboIt in Buffalo innerbolb
DER 3eitgrelt6e geitottet. 9iQete fir
ablted)er nod 3ororto. Gballtoltona
ullo S6ouialtb ISLANDS f0nren in
Miaaora Sails itno Buffalo inter ae.
rinoem aoiteh8uidGag gefouft per.
Den.
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ScnniOlbania:8 abn.
MaM oem Meiten nnb N0r6en.

HHhNN "NhH W. hRR
IerIniicn Die Gdm6cns 5tuiioH mic folQt:
40 WiOracne, tdqli6 dlutoua StntipH l.l4 Wt0rs
Aens), nab &iltdmspurt uuo cod 6aocu.
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