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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-16
Both steamers Encounter Gales.

New York. Jan. 1.-THE American
line steamer New York, which has
Just arrived from Southampton, was
closely followed by the French line
steamer La savoie, 10 minutes being
the difference in time Of arrival at the
lightship. Both steamers encountered
terrific gales and seas.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-16

Esss-casa. s0Bsss. ssaaaaftA ,
q zoe. fresh. ts6sa
Meats -Hstail--Iisof. paffef -
stsah. isc IN isc 10. stfioin sssah. y
20 isc: round sseak. i2ac; $50
steak. iDc =
Grain aaa Feed Tlmpshy ~. y
cwt. SIC ton. sraia bar. pos eus "
ton: alfalfa. sis ton. csiekea =,
ttss cwt. sss ton. cats, ti.ss ewA - ~
ton. braa. soc cvt; bran aad ~.
sse sack % ihs. shorts. 81 sNs y.
10y. tss ton. ttso cvt; cora 49,
chopped corn. $50. -
Flour whnleaals. eastern ~.
wheat. st7sakso bhi: retail; 80 =.
patents. tt.90 sack: standard u 4.
.sIts sark; common grades sils ~ ..
lowest. 81 sack. washingsoa .sssss
t44o0Aeo Dbl: bHckvhsal
10 10. sack.
p,,s.s 10 Producers Il spekasA
veSs,ablss-Po,s,oes io0sse -. s...
eggs. strictly fresh. case
81 ovt. -. 80
Poultry and EeEs-Chlesena 100 ~
,ers. 7c; hens. T0t0c i've -,
Young chickens. t0c ID; turHeSN
cd. zoe. ..asm ~
Tive gtock-eteera. ts@ .'..,,cs-.
cwt: cows, ss.bO0s e~t; y -;
ewes. O. sOas.sO. wethers' 80
hogs, $50.
wheat Markst ~.
Portland-walla waIla' ''e'
stem. Tsc: valley. Ipc. ...,.m ~;
Taooma--unchanssd blusa'sn'
club. 7sc. -. ksc. he
stem. etc; oats, SOC cwt' OA''
cwt: aax. 72c bu.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-16

The Rev. James z. Edwards. a Bap-
list preacher Of Owensville. Ind. Ia
about to publish a book Of his Jokes
and original sayings.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-16

A bo,anIst Of Palermo has .,s ~ 10
ends /, to be q true tooa W Z. ~ bees
and not . waste product
heretofore assumed.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-16
Other Passengers Lost

The following passengers, whose
residence Is not known. are reported
lost: G.. j. Jeffs. w. II, Grimes. Geo.
Hyson. A. Valdemeer. II. Buckner.
Mrs. Rose, Mrs. Charles Cox. Charles
Thomas. G. II. Joy. Miss Gu. G. J.
Burney. Il. @. Campbell, w. f. Rock.
ledge. Ed Lennen. Miss Reynolds. w.
c. Lurrett, s. F. Johnson. X. Turney.
Miss Bellies, Charles Green.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-16
viii Search for Bodies.

Victoria. b. o.. Jan. To- Diligent
search wi be made for bodies Lost
by the wrecking OF the steamer Cial
lam today. Bullen Bros. OF the Ia
qulmalt Marine Railway company
placed their tug Maade at the dis
pOsal OF the company for that purpose
Ii. {, Bellinger Of the Crotton amei'
ter is going out With the tug Albion
TO make a search. particularly Tor
Miss Louise Harris OF spokane. Who
was on her way to visit friends a.
Crotton
Seattle. Wash. Jan il-sanday !
developments ia the steamer Clallam
disaster wherein 50 people drowned
near Victoria. b, c. are the recovery
Of the bodies Of eight more % thc vie
tins Of the Clailam disaster and the
appearance In llre % W 81 Crimes. oag
Of the passengers reported droNugd
Thirteen bodtes all told have be~n
taken from the waters ot the strait VI
Juan de- Fnca. Those recovered TO
day lncluds Mtas Louise Harris u spo
kane. Mrs. Thomas l.. Sullins % Moan
sicker. Miss GAllatlry Of Victoria. Miss
Ethel Dtpruse OF Tacoma. Alex Harvey
4 deckhand on the Clallam. and three
unidentified women These arc all a
/ Victoria.
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King, II. d. Bailey. Jack sweeney
Charles W. David. John Davis. W. II.
Grimes, William lie Plante. Edward
Laumer, Thomas Soolius and T. Lar
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London. Jan - At tha japanese
legation u was SAIL that the far east
era situation remained unchanged Il
vas believed that some days mlakg
elaps0 before aaY Developments 90.
CURED. a. JApaa vas stlll Considering
her reply
No gews has been rucrived A. the
legation concerning tho reported dis
patch u troops tn Korea
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-16
asnnett,s story.

Charles G. Bennett OF 277l Twenty
fourth street, san Francisco, a pas
senger, remained on board the Clallam
until she sank and Witnessed all I-e
principal scenes. both before she touh'
dered and sank and Immediately al
ter, when the last life raft was launch
ed. Bennett had not recovered from
,ne effects Of the exposure and scenes
incident TO the wreck when ne arriS'
ed on the Dlrigo and seemed TO Dc III
half dazed condition. lie collected
his thoughts. however. sumeientiy To
recall what was probably one OF the
most thrillinG and pathetic incidents
OF the wreck. This was the action ot
a man unknown TO Bennett. who. AFTER
his wife and two children were drown
ed before his eyes. became frantic an
plunged headlong into the sea HE
was undoubtedly lost. as neither ben'
nett nor any OF the crew saw him come
To the surface and no life boats were
near him al the time.
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DIETRICH ASKS CLEAR RECORD
viii Request senate 10 tnVsstisats
Recent Charges.

Recent Charges.
Omaha. Neb - united States Ssna
tor Dietrich. who was acquitted Of
charges preferred against him ia Ia
dlctments returned by tho rrcchs
grand jury. spent considerable tim"
with his counsel. General CoWea Ito
stated that be Anticipated asking the
senate to make an Investigation % the
charges made at the trial and request
that a committee be- appointed Tor that
purpose.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-16

Envy forsakes its own Preside TO
freeze on another's door step.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-16

-. Petersburg. Jsa. ~ -rhs rnoss
e"ilabls h~Es received trrr is Iaat
most % thn Hussiaa stpops ls Ehs far
rast arr concentrated a. Eladlrustork
OF on tha aorthsrn tsUatisr u Korea
A travSlsr Who has lately returned
from the Tar raat estimates that DO
tw~va too 900 aad 600 600 sDtairrs
w~rr 10 the vtrtaity os Vlaalvussoea 4.
tie surmfsed that ths Russians viIl
occupy northsru Korea. Bat ,huuEh,
t possible a collision Vas not laamt
usut FOR noath NJ Horr. uh-u tab
Ing into rpasiieratjpa distances aha
the diffirultlrs ot marching
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GERMANY REMAINS NEUTRAL
,nrHs EVENT OF WAR BETWEEN
RUSSIA AND JAPAN.
Other Members Of prsibund Take siml'
lar stand-lt 10 assumed That Great
conhiet viii Be Confined to Two
Countries oniy-china Gets Excited
Russia and Japan Fast Preparing.

London. Jan lz.-lt Is learned BY the
Associated Press on the highest an-
thority that IL has been decided In the
event OF war between Russia and Japan
that Germany viii maintain = strict
neutrality and that other members Ut
the dretbund WAL observe q similaE at
tltuds. The importance Of this dseis.
lon. which Ine Associated Press uadsF-
stands will almost Immediately be an
bounced in some ofieiaI maARsF In hsF'
lin. can not be easily 0Terestimat7d Il
will In a measure insure that hos
ulities will be eohnnsd TO the two
powers concerned. and h wili be Ger
tain 70 give a great stimulus 10 the Ct
forts which France aAd Great Britain
are making In St. Petersburg and
roklo respectively 10 favor VI peaee,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-16
Members Of the Crew.

The following members Of the crew
were lost: VI. X. Curren. second mate;
c. Lockwood, freight clerk. Seattle;
James Smith, first assistant engineer.
Seattle; Charles Manson. quartermas-
ter. Seattle; X. Lindhope, quartermas-
ter. Seattle; Joseph Jewell, saloon
Waterman. Victoria; Alexander Hsr-
vey. massman. Seattle; Robert Currie,
steward, Victoria; Harvey Sears, sea
man, Victoria: George Hudson. waiter.
List Of Saved.
Deck department-Captain George
Roberts. First ohicer @. w. Downey.
II. Arnold, F. Myers. r. Griffith. J. JEFF.
fsrs. II. Johnson, J. Anderson, A. Nc
Keen.
Engineers department-Scott de
Lauey. chief engineer; James Matt
lock, foreman; John Atkins. oiler; Ed.
ward Parker. oiler.
Stewards Department.. p. Wat
son. steward; James Caldwell, Archie
King, Archie Davis, william Jones
All Look, Ju Lang.
Purser +. g. Freer.
Passengers-J. Norris, William
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Chinese Alarmed.

Pekin. Jan II Predictions Ia the
native press that var - insTlSable
ani immediate and thal China viii esF-
talnly be iavolyed arc eaHsiag great
Many Chiness fear .
rrpitloA % the sesnea 81 plliake ahd
musaler which made Ghs year 1900
memorable
Numbers ot employees on Tho rail
road between sew ChWaHz and Shan
HaIkuah have deserted their posEa
thinking that the cuantry gFavrfsee
BY th- Faiirpad will surely - tbs
scene 81 tho ashJihg
REPORTS trom ManehunA arc thA
there Is great miiltafy activity ghsFe
rfDm Russia aai ths-1rabll
TIE railroads arc bstaEihg troops
from Russia aha ghr wnmen aai rhii
trea a. Port Arthur ana SrE Chwasl
arr preparing 10 ivat- rhs Rassiat
general At Sew Chsaag has b~se call
sd t3 Poet Arthur tJs s~rslee Evsr1
straarr s1r Japan is cafrYiEz fF0a
e1rth ChinA the Japanese who bst8al
10 the RESERVES. Tbs iapaerss eco
aoraAip ot mtltt4ry us~s gives %
portahlty f9e all kiais u ramors bees
5ns 81 which l. that Japanese tFoop
have b.~a aaard a. t'asan. kpres
AZ cable Communication vttk kgfs
Is through japan II L. lmpoaslhta 8
obtain r~ilabt- rswa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-04
3ug Den SO6 Der Sdnnoc uor.

gtem Dorf, 3. Cfto6er. -
Somc5 M. 9enton pom 4aterion,
MitglieO oes 6recGoloer Iot6e5
BON YaIIaic . Gountu 9f.=S., Der am
SomItog in Ser pom 0bcrgcri6tS-
%Gommtiidr Sobn ". &oroing bcgon-
teren llnteriudung Der falllen
SranSottionen 0e5 G%oun1tDratbe3
i6luer compromittirt mlrr0c, lit ais
&ei6c mtfgefun0cn morocn. 0enton,
Ser obne 3petieL Selbitmoro 6cgon-
gen, oerlieB Sornitog Nohmittog
feline @obnung in Der If. @or0, Inn
ollgeblid) elm oGrifet Moth" inn
GnltiiOe 3 Eorf on5uieben. SpGter
criltbr er, Dob olldJ Iein 9tumc BEL Ser
llntcrlltdlutg Qctannt ipltr0e, uno
Gte3 Idicn t6r iebr 5lt bcoriifen.
Gr lo9te, Der 3clgc 80. q. Sodion,
Der leincn Numen criuGbntc, miiIIc
bcrrildt icin uno e3 mcr0c ibnt Elm
&eid)te3 ietn, ieinc llniduIo 5u bcmei-
len. 9o 0enton olt6 ieit GINGER
Belt lciocno mar, bot cr oltgeni6ein.
Iid) in Der Ser5meifllttg il6er icinen
3ultono lntO Sic ,gntbiiQl1l9cn bel
Der llnterilt6ung SelbItmor0 bcgo1t-
gen. @r tam am Somltag nidt nod
@olie unO gcitern friib mlroe ieine
&eihe bon ieinem Sobne lrrto on0e-
rem anoben, meldle 9oitanicn JUDI
ten im @altiiOc-Eort qefunoen. Gr
ibelnt &arbolI01re 9enomme1 ST.
baben.
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Sofalluablcn in Connecticut.

Ncm @open, Conn, 3. Oft.
- Scltte fonOen im goll5cn Stantc
Die iO%genonnten Comm : @ablen uno
III Den Ortcn Nen.9onoon, 9tormolf
mo Silo-9torlualf Die miftigerelt
SobrcSwoblen ltott. 0o Dies elm
INSTRUMENTATION lit, 10 iiebt man
Dem HeiuItnt Oieier 2|otnlmnbleu,
neil bos Heiultot ais ipmptomotiid)
bctrad)tet miro, IN oelt Surptollor.
tiercn beiOer poIitiider Yorteien nit
SnterelIe ent9cgell, obgIeih IN iieben
Nd)teln ser @oblorte feline politiifen
6ragen porliegen uno in Dem 8eit
bon einem 9ld)tel Die @abl iid baltpt=
Idd)lid) Inn 0ietSrage upl1 2iccntiirlung
bon geiltigen 8etrGnfen 0rebt.
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3nOrinelider 2iebbnber cridJpiicn.

New 9ort 3. 0ftober. -
6rou &oio 9or6aOi % Sabre alt,
cridoB beute in cinem Oitieiten.Gc-
nemcntbauie O}idael Gago, neil Ser
Ielbe in ibre @obmnng eingeorunqen
tor unO iie nit unliebiomen 2iebe5-
ontrdgcn Deriolgtc. 8iele Gerionell
maren Au9en5eugen ser Ebot. Nago
muroe ourh 5mei <geln in oenaopf
gctroffer. STRAIT 9nrbaoi mioeriebte
Ii6 Der 8erboftrng ni9t ltn0 ging
nit ibrem 3meiidbri9en &inoe, mel
Dies lie oltf Dem g(rnte bate, ais lie
Die toOtIifen Sdiiiie ~obferterte, nod
Dem StutionSbaule.
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Warcpni's Ecdl.

Ncm 9orf, 3. Ofto6cr. -
Signor Morconi ~leiitcte acItcru ouf
Der @ode M Der @eitst52. StroBc
filr Den Senfer eines Nutomobils, in
ipeld)em er i'll 9cgIeitlmg elmer Game
bon Groalcp Mfonor nod) N}ep- Oorf
fllbr, $500 9iirgidnft IN 9aor. OoS
%Nlttomobil mar altf Dem @oilcporo
SataDettc an Dem 9icpclc.G oli,iiten
~Vhtllorfep, mie er iogt, nit elmer @c.
lflptnolgfeit bon minocltcnS -
Wfellen pro Strnoc poriibcrgeialIt.
Gr rief etn salt" nahL onS nid)t be-
ad)tet muroe, uno iogtc bon ser TO.
bis 5ltr 10. StraBe binter Dem Allto
Der, che ct eS einbplte. 0aS 4llto=
mobll nno Die SSnlaiien begleitete er
onnn nad) Der @ad)e, no Siel1or
Wtarcont ietner 8egleiterin megen
lebr ultangenebm pon\ Dem Snter.
llle55o beriibrt 81 lein idisg.
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Spor's 8cerOigmug.

8orceiter, Moii,, 3. Gfto6er.
- Die Qci6cufeier Oes p%erltorbenen
@un0esienotor5 @eo. 6riSbie Soar
fono beltte umtcr algenleiner 3DeiI=
nubme Itatt. Ger Eraller9otteSotenlt
nllrOe in ser ltnitD-air0e ob9e5ol=
ten, uno Die gan5e Ottli5 Der Stoot,
bier Gompagnicn &Hfontcrie, Ionic
cine @attcrie @lrtillerie, muren in Den
StroBen, Ourd pcIhc iid Der &et-
dcrr3lrg bcmcgtc, m1faeitclt, I'M Die
4oli}ci in ser Grboltlmg Der 0ro-
nlrn8 SIT mtcritiibcn. 0ieic @}oB
rcgcl crWica iib ieooA ais g0n}II6
iibcrfliliiig.
Morget qc6cn oic llcbcrrcitc nof)
Concord ob, no Die cn0aiiltige BET
icBllug l%tottiiu0eu miro.
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Gic NnidlGec amf Sas Sdladltidliff
,Gpuueeticnt."

@oibington, 9. g., 3. DIT.
- NomiroI gapps, G6cf oes Cont
ltrllttionS6iireauS, bat Dem 6lotten-
Requirement cinen 8eri6t ilber Die
oer'dic0encn, bereitS gemeloeten Ar-
ldIo9e sur 3erItorung oes S6lad)t=
1tlffcS oGonnecticut" in Nelpsgort
ilbcrnlittclt uno Die sur Serbittltl'a
ipeitcrcr Gbnlifer InidlGge ergrlffc-
men &orIidtamoBreeeln mitgetbellt.
Ger 9erid)t cmpfieblt Die antlaDnle
'pe5tclIcr @cicbe sur 9eItrdftng aller
Eerlol1cu, mcld)e ii6 oli irgeno elllell
%erlllh SIN ~3crltorllng ooer Seld)o-
ol9ltl9 lrgenO mclhen Gigetttbulllls,
inelte@ SIT 3lpcden Der Natlondloer'
tbeioignna beitimmt lit, etltla1leit.
Ole ge9empartigen @eiebe lillo lllail'
9elbait mo oedcn Den 3med nld)t.
Solpelt man ipeiB, bat Die geDoroe
nod tlllI1er feline Spur poft pei'
Sboter, obgIeih cine iharfe Inter
lltd)ung I'M 0ange lit.
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IS lunr Gin aNanfcc 3 Srif."

2cnor, Moii, 3. Ofto6cr. -
s. 6. Shermcrborn aus Nem.Dort
tbcilt bellte nit, Dab iein Sobu dis
Chauffeur ocs 2lutonlobil2 Oc5 britt
Iten ScBotionSiefretdr5 6ltQb @llr.
men irn9irte, ais 2ebtcrer am %.
september pcBeu SIT I1neIlen Sab
relr@ pcrbaitet muroe. 6erncr, oaB
Ole &erbaitlng bonn Sderiff Noble
porgc1ommen mltr0e, melbcn 0r.
@ltrneD aus @efGQigfeit nit o1f sic
6obrt gcnommen bate. Ger SIDE.
riff iiberroidtc bic 2llttomobiliitcn
pl0Blid Orrd) 0ie grfIGrllng, OaB lie
I6neller geiobren bGtten, ais oo5 Sc
icB g%eitatte mo Dab iie leine @efan,
genen ieien.
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Ger ncncitc 6ricocnS GOnqref.

Bottom, 3. Oftober. - Sci ser
geitern abgebaltenen religi0ien Mai.
ieuperiommtuug, nit melher Der
bel1te ~beginncnoe 6rieoena- GoHgreB
er0ffnet muroe, noren uue Site I'M
Fremont 2 Senlpel beiebt. Die Ndnoe
Der groBen 0alle maren nit 5rie=
oenSsgmblemen gcidmijdt unO ii6er
ser Elottiorm lduebtc Elm Sd)ilo init
ser &nifrift o@eacc" ano barber
befon0 lid cine acidmotuolIe 0ru-
pcric aus pr0dtigem Beng. Den
&oriiB iiibrtc Rcp. =. $. Nuplep,
Eaitor ser bieiigcn erItcu 8uptiiteu-
Stride. lluter Den Rc0ucrn befon0en
iid Men. Moltcr @alib, Or. Ebeol.,
BON 0umOee, SAottIon0, Rep. H.
tbonta3 pom 9roofline, Hu6bt Ser
fomib BON Qbilooepbia unO 9lep. 81.
g. 2i0cp BON 2onOon.
ST. Der belttigen crItcn @ei60ft3=
iiblmQ Oea GonQrciic2 bc0riiBtc Ndtb.
Wro u Snncs Nr6if0rnt ocs Stoots.
icrots pon Moiiohuictts iomir Mon.
or Eotrid ". Collins BON Bolton sic
7plrnotcn mn 1tootalcfrptGr Non
hielt zine l6nocrr Nc0r, in pclhcr or
sic Mcid5id,tc Ser Qricoc ser g}errini1.
fen stootcu bcinrodb mtO Sic 5botio.
d,p brtontr hnb sic nr6Rtcn qR6nnpr
0rs qoubrs I0nnntrih mornc Qaiiir-
nortqr ncs Iric6cns ocmcicn linn
Infer ocn iibriocn Rc6ncrn ors IN.
ocs bpfonopn iih Niid,of Eobn l}rrrt.
no( nom 6prrfor0 .Iomir Sr plmo pont
n]orpcoiichcn Norlomcnt
q, hcr Wpriomn1rno orn 0ien.
7too 0Tbonh mornpn Sic 6(rbp;tcn ms
Ser Ginfh,p nor Aoo,pr Irionnns-
Gonfnren, non bcr,,fcrnn Ppnnprn
,,,tcr ihre,, 0sr,,, 1tro,,6 mn, Wo,n.
Morf W;toIicN SCR omrriforiihrr
Trrootion ,,,r 5ooocr 6onirrrn,
ma San, fr,,,$i;j4o,, 0s,,,t;rtn,,
W,,,t,no G,,66orS ain,o6cnh or3r+ort
,rorns, Sim, m;ttn,,H 9r6onh m;rh
wr%iibo,,+ Wnnrnors r,,, nnr Srn,or;
-, ~o>o.,E,n - o,G,.u =, a;,.a.
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SaS @udluniicr I'M Jlio NranOc
SGnl.

IlbuquerQuc, u. M, 8.
Sftober. - Nad @eri6ten, Die aus
Dem 9lio @rooe Gbol BON oberbnlb
rno mtcrboIb 2IlbltlucrQltc ein9e-
Ioufen iino, iino sic Ortc &olcncc
11nO Sos 2cnte5 Don ser @o6fllltb
fortQcriiien un0 mcbrcrc bunoert so
milicn oboohlo9 gemoroen, ieoo6 lit
9ticmono ertrumten. &Sl @orelo, Ell
ncr Goritoot bon 2llbltQllcrQte, iino
80 N6rricr 5crit0rt. Ger ilf 2o9
Gor0oIea tn0 9llome0u auqerid)tctc
ShoOcn bctrogt mebrcre b%ut0ert-
totleno Collars. Der Giicn6obnoer-
tebr lit empfinoIih geit0rt.
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NeIndj Der MnsiteQuna.

ct. 2ouis, DO, 3. 0ftober.-
@Gbreno Der 1874 Gage, pcld)e sic
9llsiteGlng bic Somitog oiich mar,
mltr0e bicicl6e bon 12,515,5tt @er-
ionen beiuht. SSlt Ser ocriloiicncu
@o6e be5ifierte lid Ser @eiud oui
1922 8~erionen. Scr @eInmmt
bciltd) bon t2,5t5,5tt entfieI oltf Die
pcrihicoeuen Monute mic folgt:
glprit, I Sag. t87,793; Mai, 26
Gage, t,OOt,39t; SUM, 26 Gage,
~2,12l,S36; SuIi, 81 Gage, 2,3l3,,
557; Nlt9rIt, 81 Gage, BOSS, 743;
September, 26 Gage, 3,65t,S73;
0ttober, I Gag, 1898.
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SsraclitiidJc 1Sarmi dlnlc.

&DilobeIpbi q, 8. Ottober.
- Sn 0oplc8tomn, ga, fono geitern
0ie ohte &obre5fcier Der nNotiono-
len 6arm I6ulc," Die SIT 0em 3ped
gegriinoet mur0e, Der lleberiiiQl1ng
Der n@betto5" ltto Der BON ,~SSroeli-
ten bepobnten Grtortiere in oen gro.
Ben, b~eIonOerS 0itliden StGotcn ob.
5ltbelfelt, ltatt. Mep. Or. Soiepb
&rauStopf, ser @rGIioent Der Shule,
belt Ieine SobreSooreiie, morin er
Die GbGti9fcit Der Nnitolt i'm ob9e-
louicncn Sabre Neplte poiiircn lieB
mo lo0te, Die Sduulc ueroe Der
ShliIIel mer0en, INN sic o@bettoS"
51 crl6lIcBen, uno ipcroe bic 9epobs
ner Der Sebtcrcn uniporncn, tiidtige
lho lretc Ndcrbo1tcr 5l merbcn; Die
%rllde, Die BON oeu granddaughter
nod) Den ou@9cocbntcn Gclocrn Die
yes Salloc9, mcld)e ser &lllt1r Ourd)
Wcltld)cnbonO Barren, binilberfil6rc.
&l'lttS $. WfoOcr bon NensOorf mar
Der Neoner 0c@ Cages. &om 9(dcr.
bnlllctrctGr @ilion licf elm 9riei ci1t
lporln ocrielbc Der MnItoIt Sob Ipcn.
oct ltno lpcldcr perlcicn mllroc. Or
&rnil"topt ipnroe Sum Yrdli0eltcl
mleocr erlpGblt.
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Nuf Dem @cgc mad giucrpupl.

Hbtlo0elpbto, g.. Sftobcr.-
@cnn Der 0ompfcr oNorolono,"
rpcld)cr am Souitog BON bier ob.
qlng, IN &%ipcrpool ctutrifit, ner0cn
9etettiu2 Sen onl 9orO bcfinoliden
Ilon5o :. g2bitcmon in GmpfonQ
ncbntcn, Der lid) b~cfonutlid) in 9ulis
falo lpcgcn GbcdfGlihung SIT pcrout
lporten bat. Gr iprana luic Dor eini-
Gen Sogen mitgetbeilt iporocrL nolt
et1cm IN boiler 6obrt beiinolidcn
3nac nobc Qlu1tirt unO entfum 10
ocn GeteftiuS, mel1c i'm bon ct.
&ollia noh Buffalo 5u tronSportiren
battcn.
SSic Die 9con1tcn ser ,SHStternos
ttonol 9topi8otion So" ioQclt, enQo.
0Irte Mbttcnlon orl 5rcito9 YoiioQe
oltf Der nN~or0lonn," beqob iih TO-
Tort III lctl @ctt, no er bis 5llr gIbs
lohrt oerbljcb. Gr bottc iid) cine
@dlBc ticf ms @ciid)t georiidt, nm
hc1rere Shnittlpunben 81 Derbcr.
gen. gtncr Der Goiiogiere om @or0
ettolmte @bitcmon ulO bcridtetc
o'e" Dem Gopit0n, oo6 bate oieicr
rem Hedt, Den YoiIoqier 5uriidpl.
paItel1. Gle biciiae Eoli3ci b0rtc oa-
pom crit, ais Scr Compiler bcreita
Hee00s S~Iono poiiirt bottc. Gie 81.
o%erpooler &oli3ci lit per aobel be-
todridtigt rporhen.
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lo~ngiGbrigcr 3panq$orbeit in .Sibi=
rien pcrlrtbeilt mor0cn. sic bate
lire eiaenen Sinner ]get0otet.
ii Sttm-
mung ou Ger Com
0uncr 80rfe.
bonner g 0re.


2on0on 3. Oft. - Sic Aftien.
b6rie nobm in pC~rfIoiicner Mod)e tpie.
Der ciH b6hit 5ltpcrii6tli6es 9lrt8,
icbcH an, 1tno obmo6l Die mirfliden
llmi0tc nod ni6t 3oblrcid limo, 10
perbciBcn OaS cnti6ic0ene 2ln3icbea
ser FrCiic otf oen mciItcn WGrfte1
mo Die itorfc Nodfrogc nab olttcn
HnIo8cocrtbcn before 3citcn. Nus
Ionocr norcn fcIt, o6er rubtQ, in0cmr
lie olf Die 9etbGtiQun0 bon Boris
loorten, 100 3lrm erItcn Walc felt Dem
TnSbru6 OcS Gricgc3 QcrinQerc3
Sertrollen in Oet NntaQunQ oc5
&rte8e9, ais frii6er, Dorbonocn mar
lnto Die Innobme, oob sic 0ulter
bon JtllBlanO'a IdrDicrigcr2ogc m0g
lidermciic Gin Sa6r p0brcn miirOe,
Gin @crilDl Der HcrODiitGt bcrOor3lr
rlltcn be9innt. Ser tbGtigItc Marft
Der Modc mar Ser umcrifonii6c Qlf
Dem mcbr llnlGbe 81 Dcr5cibncn
moren, ais ieit LANCER s3cit, un0
jroor trot oic 6cItigfcit in Stobl-
ottien mo 9}cw- Norf, Ontario &
@citcrn am MciItcn berbor. IS Der.
lolrtct, 0aB beOcltterloe 2(1fGltfe in
mertfontidcn Giienbobnpopiercn
onf oeuti6e Hcdnung obgci6loIicn
murocn unO Die 6citiQfeit oca Ntorf,
tca mltroe Olrh Die G6otiotc barge.
than DOB Die GrofitrcoliiirltnQ gc9crt
Gnoe Der @od)c Die 4rciie nidt IN
ncnnenatpertbcr 2tls0cbumQ 51rm
@etden 81 bringcn pcrmo6tc. @ran0
Srlunt@ marcn mobren0 Der gal5en
@ode in Der No6frQgc.
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@ermiidDtc tclegrapbiidle Sepcidcn.

emma 6rper, cine ~2S.iGbrigc
@ittlue, lpelde III Nr. 10, Morgon-
StraBe, IQeabenp.Gitp. ga, mobnte.
lit BORT ais Seide aus bemAuegbono-
Hiner ge5o9en moroen. Sic mar crit
fiir5lid bonn Ncrpeuiieber geneien,
unb man gloubt, baB iie in geilteS.
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HtUulninc &crniftnnacn.

Detroit, N}idD, 3. Oftobcr. -
Die ich5idDriqc G6cila Scoop lit at
Gtomoinc &cr9iftun9 acitorbcn unO
ibr &oter @ilbcrt i. &c00p, ibrc
W}uttcr uno ibr 9rltOcr Icoop limo
in 6c0cnflidcm 3rtiton0e. Die gor5e
6omilic crtronftc QeItcrn nod ocm
2~(6cuOcIicn uno oo5 fIciue Md06cn
itorb nad orci Stm0cn. S6uelle
dr}tIihe 6iIlfc rettctc ou3 2eben Der
NuOcrcn.
Rem Yorf, 3. 0ftobcr. -
4S M}om Ser t23. GompoQnie ser
&iiiten %lrti0cric limo IN Sort @o-
milton lpdbrcno Der YoroOe al @}to-
maine &cr9iitlng %erfronft. Grci
oerieIben limo III gcfdbrIihem 3lt-
Itonoe. Die Grtronflmgen merOcn
Dem @emlB pom qcboftcm 6lciid)
bei'm Triibitilf 5ugeihriebcn. Cine
Notwithstanding miro porgcnom.
men merocn. Gopitdu Sir Gomnor
bon Scr Gompognic ioatc: sd fam
mir Sic Gntitcblmg ]Ocr@rantbcit mr.
0oOrrd) crfldrcL OaB Ooa 6leiih I'M
Giafoitcn 9iitig mtrOe. 0o5 0epar-
trrnent lit iollt iebr poriidtig, inns
mir NIT 9eiunOcm 6leiih Don }ltpcr-
ldiiigen Gompaguien SIT p%erieben."