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Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-11-04
must have progressive city govern

must have progressive city govern
ment. And at the same time we
want city government that will be
conservative enough to stop short Of
extravaganza. There will be numer-
GUS improvements to be made during
the coming year and the citizens
should see to it that those who are ell
ecte to look after the city's interests
are Of the sort that will guide ms safely
and creditably through the period of
their term of office. The next year
will be one of the most vital in our
history. The men who hold office
here next year can either make or
greatly cripple the city. Let us all lay
aside personal considerations and sell
ect men of the right stamp for various
offices. We have plenty of good mater
ial.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-11-04

stories high and will have two large
business rooms on the lower floor.
we understand that both rooms are
already rented, and that j. G. Jones
Is TO be one of the occupants with his
harness shop. Mr.. Beach is making
several Improvements that is going to
make his addition the popular part Of
the city.
The Entire Nous club held very
successful ball in the opera house last
evening.
w. q. Smith, car repairer was Kill
led in the yards at Pasco early this
morning. He was inspecting a. train
That was standing in the yards, ready
to pull out, and his duties necessitated
his crawling under q car, and as he
was Immediately in front of the car
wheel a switch engine struck the train,
showing the car over the unfortunate
man. His head was badly crushed,
and his hand amputated. The accid-
ent occurred at about 4 O'Clock and
death came at II o'clock. The dead
man leaves q wife and four children.
The first of the month was the oc-
casion for several changes in the Dusi-
ness places Of this city, principal
among which were those in which the
Exchange Bank and the st. Paul 4
Tacoma Lumber Co. are concerned
A. f. Brown, who has been manager
of the lumber company's yards ut this
place for some time, severed his con-
nection with that institution and has
accepted a position with the bank as
assistant cashier. His place in the
lumber offices has been filled by the
promotion of Fl. L. Baldwin, who has
in the past been yard foreman.
Yesterday morning man who was
working with construction crew in
the Pasco yards had narrow escape
from death. He had only joined the
crew the night previous, coming to
that place from North Yakima. AS
the sleeping cars CT the crew were
crowded the man took his blankets
and went out into the sage brush near
the track to sleep. In the morning
some of the crew were up early and
one of their number was showing re-
volver he had recently purchased, and
to show it's shooting qualities fired it
at an object indistinctly seen near the
side of the right of way The object
proved to la the new man and the ball
from the revolver took effect in the
ffe.hy part of the thigh. The wound
while painful will not prove danger
GUS and at the last accounts the man
/ w a q raat mo- nnSy y
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-11-04
from TUESDAY . DAILY

from TUESDAY DAILY
H. Van Horn, one Of the prosperous
settlers up near the mouth OF the YAK
ina, was in town today, and came
around and ordered the Courier sent
to his address for another year.
Worklnen started in today to clear
the land for new business block tiiat
Mr.. Bsach is going to erect on the cor
ner Immediately west of DIR, Hewet-
sons office. The building is to be two
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-11-04

FROM FRIDAYS DAILY
The finest line of rugs ever shown in
this part of the country on display at
the Kennewick Hardware Co.'S furnit-
ure department.
There is at the present time about q
dozen families living in tents in the
various parts of the city waiting for
residences to be erected for them. The
contracting firms of the city are over
run with work and the lumber yards
are working overtime to supply the
demand for building material.
The meeting at the opera house last
night was attended by fair sized
crowd of interested listeners. Col.
Custer, the speaker, dealt with both
national and state issues from repub-
ican point of view, and proved to be
one of the best speakers that has APP.
peared before a Kennewick audience
this fall.
We had new potatoes for dinner to-
day and for the privilege are indebted
to Archie Spence. The potatoes are OF
the second crop raised by Mr.. Spence
on his land this season. He informs
Ms that he has good crop and the pot
atues are equally us good and the
Weld rs large on the second rs on the
first crop.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-11-04

DRESS GOODS is subject We like to talk about. 1t is
topic close heart to womankind generally
Perhaps it because excel far in the way gather
the goods and the price put upon them It's advisable
to buy the goods and make to fit instead of readyowear
garments Our purchases having been made i'll Chicago and
New York will naturally make styles almost exclusive in this
locality Then don't buy such quantities of dress goods
that every lady in Kennewick will have dress just like
yours Anything not kept in stock will gladly order.
No trouble show goods Call while the variety is complete
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-11-04
NEWe are Agents for Butek Metropolitan Patterns and the Dneator
to be expected when kindred spirits
meet around the banquet board,


FROM THURSDAYS Dali
DR.. Clemmer, the Spokane dentist,
asks us to notify the people of this
place that he will be here Immediately
after the general election for the prac-
tice of his profession.
President Roosevelt has issued his
Thanksgiving proclamation. Thurs
day, November oath has been set aside
as a day for general thanksgiving all
over the United States.
Another change took place in the
business circles of Kennewick today,
when c. NJ. Lloyd sold his livery barn
to Henry Steege. Mr.. Steege recently
came to this state from Crookston,
Mimi, and after visiting all the other
towns in the eastern part of the state
that are out with Inducements for set
tiers, he decided that Kennewick was
the place OF the most promise aud has
decided to cast his lot with us. We
have been personally acquainted with
the gentleman for number of years
and can recommend him to the people
of this section as an upright, enter
prising business man who will prove y
valuable acquisi ton to our business
circles. Mr.. LLOYD, who was one of
the pioneers of this city, has sold the
livery barn with the intention of en-
barking in other business.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-11-04
6biS Is 6be Dry Goods Store
That Is Herr 60 Stay.

You'll be surprised at the of reliable goods at
moderate prices to be found in little shack Our
penses smal-no clerk hire to pay, live
the smell of the sage brush.
Our stock this fall puts is further in the lead of the
dry goods stores in this part of the country We do not
sell kerosene Goldfish molasses but after you with
the most attractive styles and prices in
NEW PEsss ssSai s sR% l!H% aaRes
Yarn Of all kinds, Cotton Batting FIamelettes and
Tennis Quitting Flanne Nobby Line of Fleece Lined
Waistngs, Shoes of High Quality and Low Price
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-11-04

FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
Mr. Websters new residence in the
south part of town is nearing compile
ton, and will he one of the finest in
the city.
Mr.. Perry is erecting nice residence
on his five acre tract near the river
which will be ready for occupancy in
week or so.
Art Linen, Butchers linen, Hand
kerchief linen, Art Scr.m Embroidery
Euckabuck and wash embroidery
silks at Fred b, Krieder's.
The new residence that Mr.. Beach
is erecting in his addition is now in
the hands of the painters and when
finished will be credit to the city.
The republican meeting in tho opera
house last night was attended by a
fair sized audience. The speakers were
given close hearing and received a
hearty applause when they made
points that appealed to their hearers.
A crew of government engineers are
camped on "The Horn" west of town
and it is supposed their work has to do
with the project for irrigating the land
OIL the bench. They are not giving
out any information however, and the
above is only suppostion.
Ifanyone has an idea that we are
not doing business in this city let them
90 down to the depot and watch the
trains unload the freight that arrives
here every day. Yesterday one train
alone put $4,000 pounds of freight in
the freight warehouse at this place.
The Woodmen have decided to give
japanese tea party in the hall over
the opera house OH the evening of the
sth. The election returns will be re-
ceiyed in the opera house during the
evening and the affair in the hall uf
stairs will furnish handy place fol
oetting refreshments. The hall will
be decorated in japanese style and the
Young ladies serving the refreshments
wiIlbe dressed as japanese maidens,
ITbe ladies of the w. C. 7. U. met a
the residence of Mrs. L. A. Jarnagil
Yesterday afternoon. AS is usual wher
the ladies of Kennewick get together
fine time was had. A literary pro
gram was rendered, consisting OF read
ings, Rotations and interesting talk
on the subjects that called the orde
into life and makes it one of the grand
eat of the ladies' societies. Both voca
and instrumental music came as pleas
ant intervals to the more substantial
numbers of the program. Refresh
meuts, of coarse, cane III me p'"p','
order Of things and was rellshed as
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-11-04
NEW

Tennis Outing Flannels, Nobby Line of File
Waistings, Shoes Of High Quality and Low Pl
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-17
Ssran@erseS aIeiiA.

Suoar gmreb S9tnten = grie Oualttdt
1870 pfunb l23; le Rfanb 12ie; 1o-H
4tuno 1871; 8meite nuaIstdt 20-le pfutb
lee ; 10 afrnb 124c /; IL Rfumb 1aae !; 10
pfu1D l3c.
saIformd@e e4sntsn-s Bio 8 Rfsab s3e;
8 BIB IL 4fanb 8ic.
G@uIterm-GmgI. Gureb, 10 BIB 20 pfsnh
I'M Dur&i9nitt, 10c; l6 Rfanb Gtr9i&ntt.
10ae, 10 BIS IL 8funs 103e.
SrabHad.e Sped 3Iare GnslB Gureb 10
asrDdbIter Suaar @ureb 16e, 6-7 8funh TIA
Dur@f@nitt l6s /; 8 BIB 8 Bfmb tn 9ur@s
I1nitt lac; 10 bis IL gfunb I'M Dardf@ntH
lille; 8 4fanb I'M Dur&f9mit, i@usaI, lie.
8 Bfunb I'm Dur4f&nttt. f&uaal, LAKE.
eped, gmsI.-@ewdbIte-, 8 BIS 10 Bfuuh
bu Dur@f9nitt, 18e; IL ts II Pfusb tn
Dur9i&uitt, 1915.
eped-3Iare eeiten, 30 Biz 20 Rfunb tu
9u&i@nitt, 10he; 2lare eetten, 20 BID 30
Punb, 1oae; alare Bellies, % BIZ 90 Pfusb,
l0}e; Is Bic 20 4fb.. 10}e: IA BIB 16 phnh,
l05e; aIare Stlden. IS bs 30 Pfrns. Sic;
gaiden IL BIB 1s pfenb 1oie; 3lare Saaden 9
BE 8 Pfrnb, 64e
0ep0deItes 6&peineRet4 = &ao4enIoiel
SmaeY pig S20.60; 3Eares Bean s20.0 90; 6ua'
Ip $500; etort GIear $3.50; shsupi
$14. 90.
gsb0rrtes stnbReH9 = S@hien, req
eets. I4}e; &uSenietten lie; Snnead. is,
| RR6&eI Tic.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-17
0ef@sa@teteS BteD.

Srj&es @inbHeH9-&efIt&e Stere -63
g.; bieiise etiere 8a--9c; bsefiee satbe
$50 bts en0 8fu,ab 7c; bieftge Ribe 40o
bts $50 Yfuno 53e ; 2dbe $50 bis ESQ Rffwrh
&c; etier BorberoterteI 6}e, etser SfnteS'
uiertel l1ac, R;nb StnteruierteI 9c, &tmh
8orberpierteI &c. Rub gr-seruierteI 4}c. Rub
0tntsrpierteI 7e.
Gri&es RaIbfei&-XdIber 101Ec, Qtfters
uterteI 13c, Borberpiertel Sc.
SrtfGes S4aiieii@ - 2daraer PEI 4fnsb
81 |; S@afe 7ae; e9enfeI l3e; Rods h1rh
18e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-17

3iel lit Der 2iSaro 2eudtt6urm. Da9-
ten aner Nationen BON nidt reniger
als 200 Sons @ebalt t6nnen f9 on
Der We.tfabrt betbeiligen. Die Oad=
ten bon Witglieoern oes faiierlihsn
Oa4t=@lubs, tueI6e fi9 an Der We!t=
fabrt betbsiligen bttrfen, tno 2aifer
Wilbelms yWeteor go. 81, ME
.Souna" Der 2aiierin. 6errn 8a1ins
Ya6t .0amburg", bic r9apaboe" nnb
Der Orion.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-17
Fem @aeeusReySt,

Tfntotbp-EertaufspreHe: IS. 00-l0.o0.
4Iee Beriaufspreiie: SIC. 00-Sl1.00s
NeIiGforn - Berfaufsprets: ie rad bd
OuaIttdt, 66-70t; neies 45 bs 60c.
Safer-8ei9dt 44-46e; tn ben Eekre1
$8.0O-$9.5O per Tenne. 9euer 32-36e.
-4reiie, ie mad benz @rsh. IN Cal
len, $3.60-$6.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-17

rate.
engros 8 gerfaufspreiie Srnportirter
e4pspertdfs S0c per pfunb einbetmii9e.
S@ueeertdfe TIC. Btscomftn Cream 8 adfs
l23, Tew gori Gbsobarsl l2}e, eimbesub
f@er 2tuburger 12-14e. Nrid I3-I4e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-17
&etreDe.

Gesen go. Q retber $1.16 aui Geie,s
fen, $1.14 pom 3eabIen; ITO. 8 rotbsr s1.08
December 81. IA Besenweten $l.18.
Rorn ~(neaes) - go. ! wetb 44e go. 2
weiB 44c; go 9 weib 44e; go. 4 uetb,
42e; Ro. Q weib Semii4t 44e Rc. 8
wetb semf&t 45c 30. 4 wetb gemtf@'
Ale; SO. 2 seIb 44Ie; go 8 ssIb A, |;
go. 4 geld 423e; go. 2 senif@t 443s;
SO. 8 aemtf@f 43c; SO. 4 senrtt4t 403e ;
2pIben 44c.
Hafer- SO. Q petser 32}c; 80. 8 wetbes
82e; 20. 2 0eusii&ter 3l}s; go. 8 aeutt9tes
3le.
Qeu go. / aiilotbp Sic. 90; 70.
Q, So. 80.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-17

indianapolis Detail gertaufsprete:
Narnmnttb 2Iee So .5OIS1.O 90.
Rotber $s.00-$6.B ".
2Ifife 81. 26-$8.00.
NIfaIfa $8.60-$9.00.
Neiber So. 60-$10.25.
6ancb Ttmotbp $1.85-$1.S0.
@etpdblter 81 60y$1.06.
Hrima 81. 75-$1. 3d.:
6anep 2entudp 8Iaugrab $1.40-41.M
Grtra retnes In @baf 5Oc-60c.
Or9arb @rab 81 .45-$1.60.
&eb Cop IN @baf 85c@$1. Is.
DeiBer Soma Sannen 9afer $1,000.
Beiber Suinois s6c-55c.
San1en Corn rpeib urh geIb $1.10-41.8 90,
aluaber Su6errobr Samen $1-1.25..s
GnftIage gorr1 90c@S1.10.
5ribiabr @erfe 90c-$1.10.i
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-17

Waiter, &ter nuo 0eHaaeI.
adnbIer tesabIem foIsenbe FreHe:
Butter Country. 12e, Grecmers &c,
SIatx 28c.
Gter-24e per Dm$enh.
etbner sie. SABINE s. Turteas-l4-1be.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-17
o E n O I {.

8otbe &iiben-$1.50 per SOB.
4raut-6oe bis 75e per 6ab.
Y~IumenfobI 1925 Per Sab.
gurfen 40e per Rorb.
@elerp-per Ban4 16e.
@riine Bobnen 76c per HnibeI.
Grines Gorn, 10c per DuAenb.
RartofeIn ST.. 00-l.2 per Sad.
SibiartofeIn SO. 25-3.26 per SOB.
Stabilize Sc-18c per Dubenb 4Hn9es.
@bmbarb lOc per Dmsenb.
SaIat 81. 90 per Sab.
9ptebeIn - 90c per 8uibel.
Spanit9e 8wiebeIn 81. 10 per Grate.
0app 8pbnen $2.10 per BuibeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-17
Huklanb.

6 I. 9etersburg,1 Is. Deg.
gs unterliest fsinem 3meifel mebr,
baB bic &e9ierutg bic @infHbruna febr
umfahenoer aeformen beabfhtigt. als
@eiultat Ger Iibsralen N~eitation, pel9e
beaann, als Girft SuiatOpolt- Mirstp
bas Miniferium beg Snnern iiber-
rtabm. Die GOrberungen Der Semf-
uoiften nod elmer biretten 8Oltspertres
tuns, usI9e Die @eiebe Der Natiou ma
den fOa. tpsrosn nidt erftilt tperben;
aber Elm W~itteloins in 8etalt elmer be-
ratbenoen 96rperfaaft uel9e Die
Wtinide!oes Bottles brett benz Sous
perdn tibsrmitteln fann, gilt iebt als
oas mabrIdsinlide grsebniB. Gin
eart3 nsues @sisb FIR Die f~rsiere Sewe-
suns Der sYrefe 1T ani9sinslo au4
fiber.
Strae m 6 epanbeIt
g t. petersbur9, is. Se3.
Sas 3aren=W anifef anldBli9 Der @e=
burt beg 8bronerben bat aud auf Die
urtbeilsipride sesen Winiffer pleb=
mes M6roer Mntpenoung. Saionem's
Strafs, bic auf lebsnsldnsli9es 3udt-
bans lautete, rsbuairt i9 auf piersebn
Sabre, unb Mitbsri6morene Sifo-
rifstp, Der gu 20 iSabren @%eFdnsnib
b%srurt6eilt tpurbe, tommt nit sebn
Sabren oabon.
&c berlautet, baB Gaionetp Bel
Ieinem pro3eB cine Mnipra4e 81 lei
nsr &e9tfertisuns belt. SaiOnem
iadts fi9 auf einen StOd ; brei 3eben
uno ein Singer fino ibm infOlse feiner
8erpunbung bel Der grplofon ber
Bonnie, pel9e ple5pe's Ssbsn elm @nos
ma9te, amputirt porben. Nu9 1T e,
iebr taub, baa iein @eb6r bur9 bic ST.
plofion tbeilweife serfi6rt tuurbe.
gapitain@labo.
ct. petersburg, 16. Sea. 0or
Nsuem bat gapitdn @labo, Der Be
tanntli6 uesen abfdnissr geurtbeilunl
Der Warineberpaltung unb bes 9roB'
aomiraIs @robfirf aleris 3u 14.tdsi'
ger Saft p%erurtbeilt puroe unb BIZ
einiebung zines arisssseri3ts ber.
lanste, in 3uiariften an bic 3eitunser
Die Nomiralitdt i9arf fritifrt. Sn be,
preHe tpsrben lanee Rei6en bon ga.
men Serienisen per0fentli9t, Die Bei'
fridge gsaei9net baben, um @laoo burd
ueberrei9un9lbon @hrenidbeln, burd
@rinbunsBnad ibm 81 benennenoel
5eIolaaaretbe uno anoere Weiie aus3u.
sei6nen. e,Stimmung i'm 0Ulfe III
enti9isosn gu ieinen @unften uno fell
bereits einenItleinsn 3ult bar. st gill
als Der S.lb bes Saees.
Wi9tis gle 8 IM anifef
g t. petersburs, 16. Deg
@s miro beri9tet, bab bas faiierli6,
Manifeft. peldes am 19. December bel
Oehentlidteit i"i5ergebsn werben tuiro,
unter anoere1 @eformmabnabmen aud
bic pribilegien Der 3emfpo's bsrffdr'
fen uns ben gela9erunssauffano tt
ben Stdbten aufbeben mirb.
Staliea.
Sn rtbat=
MP angen.
q o m, $685.. gr3biidOf guraef
noI Montreal puroe beute bonn Papf
pius x. i'm SbronEaale bes Uatifan!
in pripat : Muoiens e~mpfangen uni
ifente ieiner 5eiligteit cine Nn3abl PRO
minsnter Birgsr bon Montreal Dor
Der papf lsioet on pobasra unb II
infOlseoeie n etwas seldbmt.
Shwei3.
WtIitdr.M 3 { b | b 5 u
T Il d beorbert t.
8ern. Is. Dsa. Dos Geberai
Council bat bef9lOfen, ben fdwei3eri
f9en Militdr=@ tta9e. Der Hd BET be
afrnse bss 6slomaridaas Opama auf
bdlt, tuesen ginfenuns Der 6einoielis
teitea in Der WanI9urei auriid3urufen
OfaHen.
preuBifGtr General
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-17
umfal1euoe &eformtn
SOm 6r &egierang 6es 3aren III Tolge Der bod)z
gebenbem .3enlttpOs Seuegnng beidlofeu.
EremBiider General lobt Opama.
= Strafe unigeuanbelt.
Baul &riger sur lebten &ube beitattet. =
: 2anbesberratbs : BroceB. :

belt, Dor Dem 6aue BON Yorf Arf1ur
teine militdrif9en Beuesungen 3u
un%ternebmen. Die 3eriftrung Der
Glotts i'm 9afen bon BORT Mrtpur
biloe nur einen S1ritt our @innabms
Der 6eftung. Opama tperoe 2uropat=
tin nidt ansreifen, Bis Sen. Nosi's
9ruppen bon Bort Mrtbur surifge-
! sogsr tperoen t6nnen uno fur ben all
gemeinsn Sslosussplan bertuenbbar fein
tperben.
Sapani9er 3reu5er
franbet.
@befu. Is. Deg. @apiidn 6an-
ion pOm oeutIdsn Sampier rSfinfau",
Der bier antam, beri9tet, bob er einen
iapaniiden 2reu3sr in Der Dan9ding
Bal. So Msilsn fio6fli9 bon Gbefu,
ani9eineno geitranoet 9eieben babe.
Gin GROCER Sanoelsoampfer leifete benz
esfranoeten 3ris9sIdiHe 9tlfe. De.
gen Der gnfernuns tOnnten feline se-
nausn geObadtuEgen gema4t tperoen.
3dIte bebinbert bic
riegabrenben n.
II anden, Is. Deg. Sflit
bon Der 8abn miro seitmeiIe 3anonen-
bonner psr1ommen. Sie &ufen mob
men geftern swei Sapaner sefangen,
Die fi9 in elmer beoauernswertben Ser
faHung befanben. Oie 8efangenen
littsn fdwer unter Der 9rOBen 2dlte.
Sic algemeine Sage 1T duberf un=
befimmt. 9as un9ewtbnli6 talte
@etter binbert beibe partsien iebr in
ibren 8emeeunsen. Sas 8riganten=
tbum nimntt farf 3u.
uffif9es Sauptq q
ltier-M utoen- 16. Se3. Mui
beioen Ssiten fano 3sitmeiie Elm bef.
ttsss Teuern fatt. Die nd9tli9sr
Musfdle balten on. Sn Der Na6t
gum IA. Sea. riidten IA ruifi6e 2nnb'
f9after in bas bon ben Sapanern BE-
iebte Sorf Ganiben; ~3erf0rten elmer
Signaltburm uno idleppten cine alt'
@lcfe binmes, bic bon Den Sapanerr
benubt ruuroe, im bas Mnriiden rui
fIder Sruppen bstannt 3u MAIDEN.
@robbritannien.
Opama erfdBt g roeIas
nation.
2onbon, Is. Sea. @iner Msl'
bune aus Sotio aufolge bat Jelomar'
i9aQ Opama cine prOclamation er.
IaKen, peIde bic propiiOriide Climber.
leibune Der iabli9en Wanoidurei lei.
tens Sapans a%nftinoi9t.
6 ine3aier3 u ammentun #!
2onbon, Is. Deg. Der @or.
respondent Der .Dailp Wail" meloei
aus Copenhagen, baB i'm Grhbiab,
cine 6riebensconferena Der Wonar6er
fattfinoen uirb. Mn bsrfelben ueroer
fi9 Der @aar, 26nis gorarb unb 2ai'
fer @ilbslm betbeiligen.
@eneraIS toefel mieoe,
berpunbet.
2onbon, IL. Sea. Ser ruifi9l
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neral stoeRel, if nod elmer Melounl
aus @be 6oo tpieoerum Deruunoet tuOr'
ben unb omar biesmal bur4 cine @e
webrtugel.
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paris, Is. Se3. Der Minife,
beg auspGrtiaen Mmtes SelcaRe tbeilt
BEL Der gabinstsibuns NIT. bab be-
fran3Sff9 : fdweiseriide S9iebsee
ri9tsbsttras unteraeianet lei.
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miion n.
paris, Is. 0ea. Die erfe Ser
~iammlung Der internationalen Som
million, bic bic Horbfee-Mn9eleaenbei
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Sientag Morsen um IL ubr i'm Mus
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2eipaig 9, Is. Sec. Dor benz
&eidsgsri9t nabm beute Der Bro3eB
sesen ben luremburaifden Grifsur
5enie tuesen 2anoesberratbs feinen
anfaag. Die Osfentlidteit mar BON
ben 8%erbanolun9en aussef9lOfen.
Sas 8erfabren gelan9te aud fdon
bsute gu fpdter Stunoe gum NbidluB,
unb 9enfe uurbe 3u 3pei Sabren 3udt.
baus Derurtbeilt.
Stedbrieflt9 peroIet t.
Berlin, Is. 9e3. Sueo @raf
bon 8en3el gu Sternau uno 9Obenau,
elm bluilun9er Wann, fomie fein Sc
crstdr Namens Webner, pel6s in sinem
6etel Inter ben 9inoen dubsrff luru=
ribs lebien, 3ablrei9e 2ieferanten unb
8ldubiger gepreqt baben iolsn, uno
oenen aud ionffige Weruntreuungen
CUR 2at gelegt usrben, fino pl6Blid
aus Der &eidsbauptftaot perf9uunoen.
Sic peroen nun bon Der 8eb6roe ited=
briefi9 berfolst.
obanfa borbir
0erluer 0Qnf.
Berlin n, Is. Se3. Sic Sanoels=
unb S~isconto=B anf bat ben plan ge-
faBt, bic 8erliner 8ant 3u abforbiren.
Sas Somicil Der Giscento-B anf befin=
bet Hb In 9amburg, elm groBes 3meis.
gef9dft aber in Berlin. Die 8anf
mirb ibr @apital bon $40, 500, 900 auf
$21, $50, 900 erb0ben. um bic 8sr=
idmel3une bur63ufhbren. Sic ger-
liner 8ant iOa fid in ni9t ssraoe sus
ten 8erbdltnifen befinoen.
Seiferrei6 .l1ngarn.
Ole 9iberaIen biIIigen
Sts3a's 6alturg.
Bubapef Is. Seq. Sn elmer
@onferena sniiden ben li6eralen Mit,
9lieoerr bes &ei6stages uno premier
Sis3a wurbe bic Sage oistutirt unb
asiaet, baB, wsnn Die Oppofition mil
ibrsr Obfruftionstaftit fortfabre, elm
appe0 an bas 2ano iaitfinoen piirse.
Die @unferens ertldrte fid nit Sissa's
9altuag our9aus si~nberfanoen.
Jeige Stubenten.
% n, Is. Ss3. Sin Bubenfid
piro aus prag telegrapbiid bierber be-
ri6tet. Der oDrti9e Surnlebrer 9oe-
bert, tpelder aug ieiner reidsbeutiden
@einnune fein 9ehl 3u MAIDEN pffest
unb barum bel ben tf4edifhen patrio=
ten berhaBt 1T, wurbe 9eifern Nbeno
BON mebreren ti4edii4en Stuoenten
riidlinss iiberfallsn uno am 2opfe
famer perrpunbet.
auf bic 0tlferufe beg 8erlebten ell
ten poli3ifisn berbei, uno bieie Bieber=
mdrner nabmen als quite Sf6e9en md
aegen Soebert partei trob Der tlahen=
ben 2opfwunoen. Die 8eriiber bee
feisen atts fonnten fi9 infolse oeHen
unbeanitanbet bonn S9auplaB baDon
MAIDEN.
Sioa5rifa.
pauI 2riger 5u @rabe
getrager.
PRETORIA, Is. Sea. Mm beus
tiaen Sage murben bic fsrbli&en ueber=
reffe bon paul 2riiger, benz friberen
prdfoenten Der Sransnaal- @epublif,
3u @rabe getragen. Srob oes trtiben
Wetters batten f9 srobe @enf9enmen-
gen bor Der 9alle bsriammelt, wObin
na9 8eenoigung Der tirdli1en Geier
Der Sar9 9ebradt uorben NOR. pintt=
lid our fefgeiebten Stunoe iebte fd
Der impofante 2eiden3ug in Bewegung,
in benz f9 1900 2eiotrasenbe befan.
ben. Nae Jlaggen tparen auf 6alb=
maf aebiBt uno auf gefebl Der &egie-
rune feuerte Die MrtiIerie Salute.
Auf benz Grieobofe angelangt, uuros
bic 2ei9e paul 3risers neben Der iei.
ner Satin beigeiebt. Mls Der SarQ
lan9fam in bas @rab binabgelaRen
uurbe, feuerte britifde Mrtiaerie IN
6ol9e zines gefebls a6nias @omarbs
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