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XIII one OF fhs sllaost iIft objects
the ssatura istor5i
fsTrondhj eIn.s Sor.vaS Tss octo;
Igpi1s. E. By keI,netiy the ~
tRtDsTilirtyI Seasons In Scandina ia. ss3s not
IIonfy saw the octopu but III tile later
heard the story OF the ca ptnre e IT. rs
Irelated both By the fisherman Shcse
bout it attacked md also by tysoetsair n;
dependent Witnesses. The fisherman
was leisurely rowing on q c:1irn day
close to the rock bound shore of one of
the fiords situated some tiftr miles
north OF Trond hi EN-. Suddenly a long
and glistenfng arm swept over the
stern OF the boat and remained there
The fisherman. astonlshed Mt this UNI
wonted apparftion. dropped his oars
and sprang to his feet. Like magic
another hfdeous looking arm shot over
the gunwale. The boat canted. The
man, realizing that he was attacked
by some mons ter against w hich his
old fish knife was the only araila Bile
weapon, seized his oars and labored
with might and main to get his boat
into creStce OF the rocks, all the time
yelling for his mates. who We're not
far OF. He&had 20 strain every nerve
TO drag his hideous cargo after him.
for the suckers never relaxed. When,
half exhausted, he got the bow of his.
craft within reach of willing hands. It
took the three men to haul it UP a
slight incline, for the monster still
hung on, even over tile bare rocks.
Then they belabored its head with
oars and clubs. Having safely secur-
ed 1t. they sent of to the nearest sta-
ton and telegraphed concerning their
prize It was at once purchased by
the museum and cnrried there after it
had been photographed. They stretch
ed its arms out before preparing It.
The longest were each five allen. or ten
feet four inches. in length. Over al,
together with the great carpet bag
body, the monster measured thirty
feet across. @
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sleeninr IN y CANNON ,t :.

The interior of cannon is perhaps
the last place in the world one would
associate with a siesta, and yet India;
possesses a gun which is capacions:
enough to form chamber where of
fcers retire for siesta during the!
heat of the day. This cannon, which
is beyond question the largest In the
world, is probably also one Of the old,
est. IT was cast nearly 400 years ago,
by famous chief of Ahmednugger,.
and came into English possession
when India was conquered.-Londo
Stand ard 81 {.3
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Masscsl E1reet... q. tbe saE,1l ], Ires.

Magical Enects OF the sar'Etl = Il tE-es.
& 10 the sapphire has been .,scribeds
the following magical prop rites That.
it prevents wicked thoughts; that 1T is
such an enemy to poison that IL put In:
glass with a spider or venomous rep
tile it viii kill it. st. Jerome in his.
exposition of the nineteenth chapter:o of.
Isaiah says that the sapphire procures5
FAVOR with princes, pacfdes enemies,
frees from encha ntment and obtains
release from captivity. This gem wa s.
sacred to Apollo and was worn W hen
1nqu1ring of the oracle at his shrine
It was esteemed as a remedy against
feverS.
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DR. HnIe,a scores.

s "A young man greatly imp ressed with
the great amount Of work accredited TO
DR. Edward Everett Hale asked the
doctor one day how he did It Since
you are so much interested" said Dr.
Hale, ST viii tell you, provided you
keep it secret',,NS5s5s'tI promise said
the inquirer. with an air OF one about
TO receive remarkable revelation
well, to tell you the truth, /" said the.
doctor, with q wink. l..I don't do IT.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
.tl,e world,s Falr,,very Low rates.

rosthe Worlds Fairvery Low Rates.
55 Various forms OF excursion tickets
$Eto ct. Louis via Baltimore & Ohio
1ailroad. now on sale from Fairmont
30 follows:
Season tickets, good to return until
December Is. 1904, to be sold daily at
safe OF $3.50, round trip.
Sixty day excursion tickets, final
limit not later than December is, 1904.
Ssto BIO sold daily atrate Of $22-35. round
dip.
Fifteen day excursion tickets.5to be
sold daily at rate OF $18.15, round trip.
Variable route excursion tickets,
either season or sixty day, win be sold
Eofng via one direct route and return
ing via another direct route, full infor-
nation concerning which can be OBJ
sained from ticket agent.
81 9top-overs, not exceeding ten days
at each point viii be allowed at Wash
tnEton, Deer Park, Mountain Lake
Park, Oakland and Mitchell, Ind, (for
french Lick and West Baden Springs)
within return limit, upon notice to
conductor and deposit or ticket with
depot ticket agent INN ediately upon
arrival.
stoD-overs not exceeding ten days
VIII be allowed at st. Louis on all
Hona-Ways Except Colonists' tickets to
tISs Pacific COAST and round trip tick
ets reading to points beyond St Louis
anon deposit of ticket$wtth Validating
Agent and payment 81 Zee OF 81 LOO
Three solid 6Vestibuled trains are
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49, 4 IWgxAe<ES PAgrN7TTW WEAR?

TIE OH. 9Ilinseed OS1. just pure lin
VI assedS OIL: That's all! Nothing that man,
IN as been ,bles to invent can make any
paint ar Longer than the lnseed oil in
w whichtit is mixed, 5+5&=7%
sSisat II everybody understood that oil Is the
3SE only thing about paint that wears. there
would be no sale for cheap ready.miEed
paints: a prominent educat tor wrote us that
5#5SSs$ friend. a college president, had been
Jsyindled by using on his fine residence a
ss55Seady mixed paint advertised as frs.class-
Si${7e asked what was wrong with the paint
and said: when the rain had soaked It
it was the most miserable look
Ek h2 thing you ever law. - Il.
sssSSasS There was nothing wrong with the paint
eigm ents. If they had strong color and
body. But the oil in the paint
was not pure linseed OIL If it had been.
~ 40 rain would have soaked 1t. as pure
81 inseed Eou paint does not take Up
Moisture. Waterproof OH clothing is cloth
S@ Dated with linseed oil: and no pure nseed
q oil paint will wash off as long as the oil
lasts. You can't rub dry paint on a building
land make 1t stay there no matter how good
$Ethc dry paint. Why mix white lead with
Il 5iinseed oil IL it's the lead that wears? Why
sEuot mix It with watex2 t:s.:
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BATH BRIEFS.

Never bathe when overheat ted
Never battle when exhausted md
feeling i'll.
Do not prolong the bath beyond a
reasonable time.
Wait more than two hours after a
meal before bathing.
IN cold weather one should not go
outSfor some time after a hot bath.
Delicate people had better not battle
until several hours after breakfast
The temperature Of water for, cold
bath should range from % to Go de-
grees-
If you. are chilly and q cold bath
makes you SILVER it is not the best sort
for you to take.
Dry the body quickly using a dry
bath brush or ii Turkish towel to slim
.ulate circulation
Opinions differ as to the relative
merits of a cold or a hot bath. Net
Their Kind will do for all. The indivtd-S
ual constitution must be consult ed
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Ne The oil Is the muciIaee. Whea yons
seal an envelope what makes II remain
closed. Z Is it the quality of the paper or s..eS
qualify of the naucilaeeS The durability OF
paints the pure linseed oil part of the paint
not the pigments. Pure 1inseed oil Is to paint
exactly what . all-woo1ness'tis to clio thes.W
( Therefore you don't 5@have: to take o ,2r
word for the quality of 5Kinloch Paint. You&
put the quality and durability into Kn1oeh...%
seed oil with it. Kinloeh Paint Is made from
the old time-tried materials used by practica al
painters everywhere. and the only difference
between Sin1ochn and any really high
grade ready-mixed Is IN our selling it n
paste form, ready to thin with pure laSced
OH. All prepared paint is first ground into "a
thick paste similar to :sKinIoch."s but we
stop there. The ready-naixed paint n aKeF
goes on and adds the oil, (sonethinG yoc-Fl
fourteen-year-old boy can do) and the dea er
and consumer have TO pay the ready ID
three to four times more than for oil tizyy
know to be pure.
81 Caldpezf5 s. Drake, the Worlds FAN cogrs
tractors builders of spe%oL skckc cG5T.oL ItrI2}g
zses. ETC.. zUzLke s<sf,ze kinLoch iRfstz
all our sno,>k and find * entirely sat.sn tsrs.-
own deeler will get "t<iniocFs''E
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SOUTH cARGL Ihs yscs5I
Cent? nfai$ eIekras hi,
iiarlIsairs

4
of.JFNf 81 s.
has the great dit 81 j
tory VII is Iebratte
and 9th of II
reparat tons
$bia for d t3
friend OF the collags
Of tn q ep11ntr
gram been
days 'uesda
Erea
on Monds
welcome by$
3erno Iey ana
5Isespons ess5ss llasasie
guest repre-
inst ftut tons
Viii asaIish
NEW or sSs
ms ana slss
Gus Nj soon
Il HE ideas DC 81 sle
James BAT
Brothers. show
travelling com PAN sII
are carried Sotlt aeses
It's is annoIinced
agreement VII iell belle
of 81 great benest
have been inYi tod
putting
ment entered
understa nding
eral oneratio
abolish ia free tieise t IS Elgt
INTO effect The
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
Cheap Excursions to the St Louis!
World,s Fair ettvednesdays,ss -
November 2,is, IS and %"
Only $500 Round Trip
From FaIrnnont.

Tickets will be good going in
coaches only on Specified Trains.
Returning, tickets will be good in
coaches only on all regular trains,
leaving st. Louis not later than ten.
days, including date of sale. N: 81
4 Call on Ticket Agent for time of
train and full information.
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Unanimous.

% - ii (.
The prisoners led from his cell into
the presence Of ;hfs seven wives. for
having which number he is about to
answer to the la W.
John cries wife No. 1.8"see where
your folly has led you .55
s5 In a dazed manner he looked ut. the.
array of women.
How dared you 2? q demands No
"Wretchr' shout No. 3 and No. 4 .si:5
;...Vi1lain.'' excnira No.55 and No
Ncrvously he q utches. the arm 81 his.
guard
man: z" demands 40.
Wiping his beaded brow With treln-
bling fingers. he at length simmer VII
It'll must have been crazy
You certainly were agree III e sew
en- wives. each looking N eani:lsiy 4 Z
the other six. Chicago Tribune
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CHICAGO
I'VE charging ieilae,l esss
forgery ere
day on Arnol
cashier and asEs
West 1tibeTtsf
81 on iail
here.
the warrant
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feged# pecnIatlon at.3otil te IEzel
than 500, 900.
IA s8S VIII not let sslss
Agency cole
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10y a ain, ssl5sss
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For Illustrated folder. time table.
and full information, call at ticket;
office, Baltimore 8 Ohio Railroad. ~
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D !. (
dent ~ United States
sTlieodore Roosevelt Of New ORR.
Secret ~ State ohm AZ. OF
3ohfoo III
81 ne Treasury teassIie
IN. shaw. Of Iowa.
@#secretary Of r--,yv !. H. Taft. Of
lsohio .ss*
Attorney General Il. moody. 81
Massachusetts,.
ostnlaster General Robert
Wynne: of Minnesota,
Secretary q the NavyPaul Nor
ton, Of Illinois,
Secretary Of the interior than
Allen Hitchcock, OF Missouri.
Secretary Of griculture-Ja mes:
Wilson. Of Iowa,
Secretary of Commerce and Labor --s
Victor H Metcalf; OF California.
President Of the Senate pro tenn
pore--EVilliam P Frye, or Maine.
Speaker of$the House OF Represent:
tatives Joseph G. Cannon, Of Illinois.
Supreme Court of the United States.
Chief Justice-Melville w. Fuller.
Associate Justices-John M. Harlan,
David J. Brewer, Henry B.Brown. Ed
ward D. White, Rufus w. Peclhan;
Joseph McKenna, VIM. r. Day, Oliver
Wendell Holmes, j T. Aid
81 United States Circuit Judges---Na-
than Goff and Jeter c. Fritchard.
United States District Judges-John
]. jackson and Benjamin F. Keller.
United States District Courts The
Northern District.
4 Judge-John J. Jackson.
Clerk-Jasper Y Moore.
District Attorne y-Reese Blizzard.
Assistant District Attorney. NJ. |
Showa1ter. 5.5t
U. S. Marshal Charles D. Elliott.
The Southern District.
udge-Benjamin F. Keller.
Clerk-Edwin NJ. Keat1ey
District Attorney George W..sAtkin-
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REFS no SUBSTITUTE.

Comps
sgoIdby MoElfresh's E7NesvIIe,
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The Soul or Honor Tor

she's exceedingly honorable = said said
the first woman.
Indeed r, queried the 9th
+.Oh, to the point Of eceent ricity.S
why, she wouldn even teal another
sFoman's cook change.
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Supreme Court of Appeals
George Pofenbarger, president;
Henry c. McWhorter, Henry Brannon,
Marmaduke n. Dent, Warren Miller.
Clerk-William b. Mathews.
County Government.
{. Judge of the Circuit Court Second
Judicial Circuit John w. Mason
Judge of the intermediate Court
U. s. Kendall.
Prosecuting Attorney Charles Pow
ell.
Sheriff Marcelus a. Jolliff.
clerko OF the Circuit Court-R- b:
Parrish.
Clerk OF the County Court Geo NJ.
Jacobs
County Surveyor H. wilcox.
County Superintendent OF Free
Schools Carter.L L. Faust.
Assessors James L. Hayhurst,
Eastern district;sJ. B. West Western
district.
Legislators.
State Senators Charles w. Swisher
and Ira E. Robinson
Members of House of Delegates
Howard r. Furbee, y o. McNeeIy and
Amos o. Stanley 8
County Court.
W. E. Cordray, president: Festusa
Downs, S. E. Fleming. 5&
Fairmont District.
Justices of the PeaceL. G. Ben
nington, p. s. Amos. he
constables-L c. Jones F NJ.
Swisher.
Board az Educ +Ior,---Fairn,onf 5IncIe-!
4 pendent District.
4 3. M Showalter. president; o. s..
Mckinney, M. u Lantz; r. W. Boyd
ston, secretary. 5
City Government.
I Mayor George!w- Kinsey.,
City C1erk--J.S Engle.
City COLLECTORS Charles l.. Barnes.
City Treasurer e. Powell.
City Engineer. M Prickett.
City Assessors. e. BillingsIea.
%2 City Solicitor---A- O.. Stanley
Chief OF Fire Department. Frank
Reed,
Water comniss howard
swisher.
Street commissio Geo. =. Rich.
ardson. sss
Health Omcer- Harry Robinson
Chief $of Poles anaegs ID Morgan.
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Magnificent coaches, sleeping cars,
observation cars and unezcelled din
ing car service.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-11-30

Esss All Vt trimmed Hats reduce jest 10
|atztiie RonSsT on
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-11-30

run daily from New York, Phi1ade1-
phta, Baltimore and Washington, via
Parkersburg and Cincinnati to st.
Louis.
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Three solid vesrtbuied trains are
run daily from Pittsburg, Wheeling
and Columbus via Cincinnati, to St
Louis.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-11-30

Season tickets, good to return until
December Is, 1904, to be sold daily at
$sate OF s26.so, round trip.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-11-30

Fifteen day excursion tickets. to be
soId daily at rate OF 1878, round trip.
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81 Various forms OF excursion tickets
4ailroad, now on sale from Fairmont
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-08
Nus Baltimore County,
Mbnabnae Der ginnabmelt inns oimtp.
Weridieoenes.

fAhttlHyAL IA kff
Die ginnabmen i'm, 9iireau bes
Shasnleiiters bon Baltimore Count
tp ba6en ieit benz '8ranoe in 9alti-
more beoeuteno abgenommen. Der
Sdasmeilter erbdlt an ieoem Snm,
ltag Stei,ern aus Baltimore, uno bic
Glnnabmen betrugcn itets BON 5000
tts $900..FNMfh Ieeten Sashffag ml,r.
Den ieood nitr' etrpa' 5000 e~inaenolll-
men. Die i'm Jebeuar .einaeaonae.
nSteuern betrusen MIR $63SO.S3.
Brano su 8onanstotpt.
Cine 9retterideitne oif Ser sSarm
bes Srn. Safob afbert bon geoor.
2apn, 8obaustotpn, brannte Conn.
tag nicocr, unb bret Bferbe berenoe.
ten in ben Glammen, ipabrenb brei
onoere gereftet iperoen fonnten. Ser
8erluit betrist etipa $500 nno lit
burb 8erfberung geoedtJ
Starbi I'M alter bona 80 s f.
rem.
SRI. gliIabetb elliott, 80 Sabre
alt, itafb in Der @obniftg hires
@rnoers, H8t.,S. @liett,a1en.. nabe
@ub6ea,, i'm. Z. DiitrM bon 8alti-
mpre-G onntp, on einem 9ersihIoge.
sic binterlaBt nod atpei 8riioer, Die
SS. Geo., elliott bon Sereforo uno
&obert gtfictt bon Baltimore.
Seindshe.i.4 a it,orc8 a i +.
Sr. Ybilipp 9. Bot bon 8uffafo,
N..Y., Der fid 5u ldneerem 8eiude
bel ieinem Wruoer, Haitot 80. @as,
III gantom daifbielt, miro bieie @od)e
rad Buffalo 5iiriidfebrem unb Die
2cbrer Der 4tarr7 .Mub.. S%onntngs-
ibule ser @emeinoe aaben ibm III
Der Efarripobnung Der 3ions- Stride
on Golt-stpe.r unb Dinonftr. einen
Gmpfang.' e>'H,a r. wocvy
Bcri onaI a.Roti5e
5r. unb Srau George Sdaiib bon
GotonspiQe balten iib al 8eiud bel
8eripanoten in @bitelepsburg, Mo.,
alf. -. a4~.mp
@r. ism. Beibraa,do Iieat an Ser
Grippe leiocnb in ieiner @obnirng
su Gotonspiae bornieoer.
SRI. Iorp 0m Gin, Die iid fiir3.
lid I'M st. Soiepbs- Sopital" einer
Mmpltation does, Iinfen 8eines inter-
500, lift geneieii in lire @oBni,ng III
ber &oling.Hoab, nabe Gatonspille,
5uriidgefebrt.
SRI. emma Stridler bon 9alti.
more bdlt'f id auf Seiudy bel 5ran
Inna @uiffia an SplnanspiIe, nabe
Gatonspiae, auf..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-08

IbIeben. = Sn ibrer Wob.
ming, Mr. 1t4S, Columbia gpcniie,
lit Sonntae Moreell bic pertpittpete
Sran @ilbelmine 8obring nad) etipa
adtiaigem Granfiein al 2unecnent.
siirorng 9~eitorben. Mits 9eutid-
laro gebiirtigs mar tie Dor ungefdbr
IS Sobren bier eingcipmbert, nno
oina. ibr. Gattc, 2piiis 8obring, Der
an Der Gollimbia-Mpenile eilic @e.
1tamrotior betrieb, ibr nor II Sab
rem i'm To6e poraas. Sic bintcrlaBt
feline GinSer.
ssSat bsr 0aubeIsfamnier fonrbs
geftern Wereens !ber aob bss Mitaiies
beS aptil. O. Giori. 9lsent fur bic
.NoItimors. g6efap,ate & atlantic
Co.," seyRslhti. Ct mar "A Sabre oft
unb ipcttts III 81. '617. 2enrorsg.r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-08

mie bic Guberh Sdaafen. ebenfaas
reid per5iert iparen. Die pielbetpunz
berten, rei6per3ierten hineiiiden 81
fenbeinfuaeln, BON bepen INNER cine
in Der anberen itedt, iinb bic plump
item Md1fperfe bsr9lid)en nit ben
sierIiGen Gitterf4aultn bieier PRINT
tipiten aner- 2bierhen.
Sn ben Ser. Staaten finbet man
auberbem an Der ealifornifden &iiite
unter Oiatomeer 3ablrei9e Aabiola=
rien. meift perfdieben bon ben Warpz
ldnber 4rten.
Die in. MarDlanb e~eIunbenen Torz
men. obsleia artlia ,peridispen. dbz
neln am Meiften ben auf SiSilien in
ben fossndnnten Srisp1i esfunbensn.
Oieie Sdi9ten beitsben aus &ieielz
eubr, fpelde ,lnter ben fir ben Berg
bau pidtiesn acknowledgements
liesen unb bas abfolute @ufb0ren Der
Experimentation rad unten be-
sei4nen. 9ieie Srisoli iinb pornsbm>
lid betannt burd bic MaHs pon5iidz
reiten, bic man in bsnielben finbet,
rermenst nit Rabiolarien unb elmer
Wense 1nberer mieroscopifder Sc
bilbe. '''"
Bis jebt iinb iber 5000 psrfdiez
bene Mrten befdrieben porben. Oieie
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burd neue G%ntbedunsen permebrt
unb ldbt uns etipas obnen bon benz
punberpollen Jormenreidtbum biefer
Sbierhen.
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aeebrt. = Sim Sonnta9 ieiertc
Sr. @ottlieb Mieberbaulen in ieiner
WoDnuna, Nr. 643, @elt-9 orreltr.
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mems Ocs Gibbs Elm pradtpolIes fiji.
berries Moudierpice iiberreift, Or.
hruioen init elmer irernolifen Sin.
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tcr5liden @orten nnb bcnirtbete 10.
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cntipredenber @eiie. @benio follo
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ein, bel neldJer. @elegenbeit Dem gu.
bilar ebenfoIs Spationen entaeoe,,.
acbrad)t mnroen. gs ipor elm 9ilo
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@rlitt einen Mrmbrud d.
- Ser SO Sabre alte Bergelp glarf
BON Nr. 1916, WefsG abette> Strabe,
fiel aeftern in benz 9ofraum feiner
Wobnuns 70 unsliidli@. bab er feinen
redfen Mrm brad. Ct tpurbe mad
benz .TrantlinsS quare< 9oipital" &c.
bradt.
80 iR9arrp s. SaDlpr9
- 0r. Garrp S. Saplor. beFen Sas
mile in Nr. 229, SiibzGremonts Mbe.,
pohnt. ipirb felt Somftas. ben G.
Gebruar, permiBt. unb es pirb bic
@efar4tuns uussefprohen. bob ct In
benz ffeuef umsetommen 1T. 81.
Saplor mar Elm Gommiiiionsbdnbler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-08
s. Sricbr. @irhncr tuSt.
9efounter BETTER Der nGrpitaq Gis'
Sabrif" itirbt na6 furScr aronf.

Sr. Sobonn SricOriG 8ieBner.
elmer Der geabtetiten @eidGftsleute
bon Canton mn, @i~gblnnotoipn, Elm
burd nno burb braper, ebrliher
Menid, beiien Yictat Sen Mitglie,
bern ieiner 5anlilie gcgeniibcr nolc
gncrfennnllg Deroient, itorb geitern
Morgen furS por 3 ltbr inn Sitter bon
as Sobren IN ieiner 8obnllng al Der
GoIterns nno Sieblano-Npenue nob
mir fur5em, aber i6ipcrem arunfen.
lager an @oitritis nnbScr5labmung.
Sr. 8icbner ipar crit Dor ei,igen
Gogen erfranft ,unoGiemono glaub,
te, baB iein Gnbe 10 ibnea fommen
ipiirbe. Sod am Sonntog abenS
ifien er iid) beoeutcnb better at be-
fin0en, bod ipabrenb Der Ntobt trat
ell llmiflpung ein. ,.
Sr. @iebner ipilroc in Baltimore
Gountp eeboren ltnb ipar Elm Spbn
bon Srn. unb Sran George s. @ieB.
ner, Die i'm Sabre 1854 nod Mmerifa
famen unb in 1869 in '&ieblanotopn
ME oltc vUort Moribon : 9rouerei"
erridteten. @ls Sr. @iebner olpolf
Sabre oft mar, Itorb iein 8otcr uno
ou6 iein S%tiefpater, .Sr. Mnbr. so.
1erpogt, ieenete Dor etipo 90 Sobren
bas 3eitlihe. Gin 8rlocr oes Ser.
ftorbenen, &r. @m. @ieBner, itarb
i'm Sabre 1892 ,iinb ieitoem iuor @r.
iterer Die ein3iae Stiite ieiner bod.
betagten Wiitter. @emeinidaitlif
milf bieier betrieb er sic grollerei in
$isblanbtotpn, Bis Eeielbe IN 1899
an Die uWarplan6. 4. grau = Comp"
perfauft murbe., m,SsSm Sabre 1901
foufte Sr. Wiebner Die 9rauerei
ipieber 5ufiid illb ridtete Die .Grp.
ital See 60" elm, mef6e er ieitoem
NIT erfolg betrieb. d&n ieinen jim.
geren Sobrem nor 81, @ieBner eifrie
fir bas Wobl bon Hpltimore.Gountp
tbatig. Gr ipar Sabre lang Gbei oer
rNescne freipiaigen Seuermebr-
Gompaenie" Mnb Elm eifriaer Demo.
frat. Wehrmols tpurben inn poIiti-
fbe Nen1ter angetrogen, uber iein
einfades, allen Erilnf boiienbcs 8e.
fen, iotpie feline 2iebe al iciner Miit,
ter peranloBten i'm, ole iolbe Offer
ten ob5upeiien, Gin i6merer SbIag
iror fir i'm Ser Dor etipo sebn 900.
noten erfolate 500 ieiner Miltter,
pelder al @bren er nitf Der ,2or.
roine /. Cemetery" Elm idones @rob,
9efpolbe erridten lieb, in peltem er
audi Die 2eifen ieines 8oters, Stief-
roters linb @ruoers unterbringen
lieb. Ga iheint fat, ais oh Der SOB
ieiner SHUTTER nidt ipenig sil Der
S%er5franfbeit beitr,,e. melder err er.
lag. ard, lieB er oieier 81 gbren
fiir5li6 einen ,,euelt Mltar in Der
3ions Stride an @oit . Mpeulie uno
9iaon-S trabe, Eaitor u. gae, CT.
riften.
Gr binterlGBt zines fipelter, Srau
Mnlelie Graft, @attin oes befannten
&oblenbdnblers Srn. Tranf araft,
einen Neffen, S. s. Wiebner, uno
snei Nidten, Mmelio uno Sarab
@ieBner. 8inoer ieines neritorbenen
9ruocrs.