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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24

Horseflcsh is now traded In at the
mublic abattoirs in Paris, 1t has been
sold in "a quiet way in that city for sew
erul years, but now, for the first time
a regular horse slaughter house mas
he an Installed. In that city in 1903 no
less than $1,000 horses were eaten.
The selling price Of this food is 60 per
cent. cheaper than beef, and strangely
enough, cold horses are said to make
the best meat" But that we can't vouch
for: The butchers buy the aged animals mails
and nut them out to pasture for a few
weeks, and then take them back 70 the
slaughter house and put them upon the
market In cuts to suit their customers,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24

The Shah Of Persia has a decided PEN
chant tor cats a traveller In his dos
mains, who has just returned. reports
3tnut he visited In the envrons OF Ispahan
10 -1i.lm where the Shah keeps 500 cats.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24

Peter Mazzini, the Venetian gondoller,,
VINO was IN the permanent employ of
John Ruskln between the years 1878 and
1857, during which period the great English
Adrian city, is still alive at the age Of
10 years. 8E D5}5sl 5G. 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24

Henry Clay Evans, consul-general at
Liverpool, was in New York a fow days
ago and said It is expected IN ENGLAND '1'
that Mrs, Maybrick will be released from ON
prison shortly. She was sentenced = 70
death for tho murder Of hor husband,
INF her sentence was committed to life
imprisonment. The custom is to terml-
snato a lifo prisoners term at the END
OF twenty years, and Mrs Maybrlcck VIII
lave five years OFF for good behavior.
Under these circumstances, she VIII
probably BIO released In July,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24

And now they say that while radium
will not exactly change leopard''s Spots
It will really make an African white
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24

y
rne Durham Herald cannot be fooled
easily. It says:
The candidates who are going about
tn. State making speeches may not, be
ticking politics. still tho people know
/ what they are after.
The Wilmington Star says
we fear that Mr.. Bryan has heard
the wolves bowling SO long In the neck
OF woods where he goes to get Inspiration,
that he Is not capable Of distinguishing
conmercialism from the rushing OF the
waters on which certain classes OF stocks
The Raleigh Advocate says:
II Is to be regretted that the two enter
prs cs which mean SO much to North Car
oi:re. and the whole South seem to be
torl @ 70 rarG te Islef r. inc
way. Tho bill to establish the former
passed the Senate but there Is hardly
Il ghost Of a chance for 1t to pass tho
ttCuse. The Inland Waterway has re-
ing is In the way OF these grea enter
,p1 ise S. Yet there are some who speak
GIowinglys OF the effected obllteration of
all sectional rancor. .t i..sss
he Raleigh News Observer makes this
note:
Edgecombe county farmers are proven
have urged the farmers IN order 70
maintain high prices for cotton" not TO
more ase their cotton acreage to any great
extent and instead OF All increased cot
tioil and better cultivation. thereby i'm
proving the land. while increasing the
Yield per acre" There's lots OF wisdom
in this advice.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24

II Mr., German can't hold down the
boys in so small a State as Maryland,
he can't expect to do much with the
whole national shooting match, y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24

1t must be admitted that one Way to
prevent theatre horrors Is to keep the
theatres shut up.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24

Statistics gathered by IN old Prussian
.oitcer show that the present Emperor
William has caused thirty changes OF
uniform in the German army These
notifications have cost euch officer S23.27
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24

j A. FOG at the mouth Of the James River
can't stop q Newport, News lauHchiHg'
The Charleston took to the water r's,ht
on time. "A A. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24

sour aid wlmn Virginia Democrats 3 have liEt .
called for him, and wo wish him success fu,t
Iii this great crlsfs Of Ills polticaI life.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24

The high waters and the Ice jams In
the upper rivers will in due time work
sad havoc along the banks Of the lower
mississippi.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24

probably the next Shing they close
din Chicago Will be the theatre fire in-
,cident.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24

Apparently what your Uncle Marcus
Hanna. does not know about the great
American game of poker could be writ
ten in the space Of a new born babys
thumb nail
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
The Raleigh News observer makes this
A Few Foreign Facts.

l,r. Felix kanitz. the we'll known arr
chacologist and ethnographer. died. In
Vienna recently.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24

tom Johnson's daughter wants to go
on the stage, and the old gentleman Is
trying to persuade her NOT to. She
might remind him that he once ran q
circus. 49,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
North Carolina Sentiment.

" Tho Wilmington Messen6er Bays:
. We are glad to see now universally
was the birthday OF General Lee observed
at the South. It should BIO celebrated
In every city and town In the South.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
ut 5Ezzzz:zzzzn
bottled and the asbestos curtain failed tc

1Tbarea fter asbestos" curtains are to
be barred in CHICAGO. steel cur Jams -
be required.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24

Virginia farmers will new proceed \
do q lot Of atcA4pS up
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-08-31

Mr.. and Mrs. par Mill, of Moore.
were in Lewistown Monday.
Parties who want plastering done
should call on Andrew Green.
r. \. J%ellison, OF Philbrook. was a
business visitor in the city Tuesday.
Miss Gertrude Maxwell and her
mother have returned 20 the city.
Special orders for fancy ice cream
made as you want il az Delzell's.
The school board OF school district
No. l met last Saturday evening and
transacted routine business.
Mrs. J. b. Boggs and Miss Isabel
Boggs returned TO their home in
Galeshure, H.. Monday morning.
For sale-Two lots on North Fifth
Ave. Inquire Marion Leach this office.
Dick lausch says the first snow Of
the a so far fell in the neighbor-
hood OF Roberta last saturday.
Miss Mamie Cook ha. gone TO Fort
Logan. Mont, to visit Miss Lucy
Stephens on the Stephens ranch.
Highest market price paid for chick
ems. Lewistown Meat & Provision
Co.
Weaver Bros. nave bought the prop.
erty now occupied by the Big Bear
saloon. The consideration was $4,000.
Little Lesli. Waite. Who had the
misfortune 10 break his leg some
time ago, Is able 10 be out. although
he is yet unable 10 us, lhe leg.
Ground bone will make chickens
lay. For sale by L~ewistown Meat &
Provision Co.
Mrs. George Hall sad Miss Maggie
Hall LETT III, city Friday morning. Mrs.
Hall Will stop in Harlowton, but Miss
Maggie viii ~ on 70 California
Oscar Stephens Was 2 passenger on
thu Monday train. tie went 10 Gus
Ter. whore H. has q train of cattle
loadine for shipment 70 the east.
We wash, starch and dry your la.
dies clothes. Iron your fat work and
handkerchiefs all for Csc per dozen.
Judith Steam Laundry.
Miss Helen Bee BE-. Shu has been
visiting her mother. Mrs. 5. 5. Beebe
left Monday morning for New Yorl
City. where she Is interested in kin
dergarten worn.
GOV. Maitland, ~ Michigan. and NJ
Wills. Of Chicago. left for the east
Friday morning. They have beer
looking Uer thu mining country neal
LewiSown and express themselves a;
very much pleased vim II.
II will pay you 10 so to A. Dahl
the shoe man, when purchasing shoes
He carries q iull line OF mems. ladies
and children's shoes and will sci
them AT prices which cannot be dup
'icated in the city.
A uIaI named Cummings. said 10 b,
a miner in the employ OF the Chica
90 Montana Mines company al Wits
Ky Gulch. created a little excitement
In Gilt Edge Tuesday night by i'm
bibing too freely OF the red eye" anC
proceeding 10 shoot up the town. II,
had moi gone lar IN his little pleasure
trip when he was brought up shor
by the deputy sheriff and left TO so
Der up in the lock up Nothing LIKE
that goes III the gold camp on this
other sIde of IN. hills.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-08-31
Hoffman House Arrivals.

Alexander Maitland, Michigan; A.
s. Wright, Gold Reef: Wayne Wills,
Chicago; Mrs. Mullen, Mrs. r. S. Bill.
ings. Kendall; Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Ken
nedy. Gilt Edge; Joseph Meredith and
wife. Charles A. Meredith, New Year
w. A. Keller, Butte; J. o. Busse, Min
neapalis; F.. b. Story, Bozeman; G
w. Beleher, Moore; f. r. Russell
Fort Benton; August Shoquist, Belt
George W. Ross, Helent; II. McMa
han, Edgewater; Mrs. H. Hassett;
Ethan p. Calph, FIT. Maginnis; J.. E.
Mcdonald, Lombard; DIR. Bybee and
wife; Ray IS Conger, Dillon; A. Mil
Ter, Clarina, Ia; E. Evers, Eyerson;
w. Smith. Oakland; r. p. Pratt, Min
neapolis; 7. R. Knight, city; w. j
Edgecombe, VIM. Patterson and wife
Moore; II. l.. Collins, W.. b. Peck and
wife, Stanford; Mrs. u. b. McCori
mick. Riverside, Illinois; e. w. Coop
er. j. II. Mccormick. Gilt Edge: NJ
S. Gum Helena; F. L. Robertson
Miss Bates, MI. collins, al. ISullinger
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-08-31

sales are reported for the past week.
Those who have sold are william
Fergus & Sons, 1000 old ewes; Fer
gus Land & Live Stock company. 500
old ewes. Other sales reported are
those Of II. B. Lapham, Thomas Mich
olson, Chas. NJ. Clary and j. r. Ma
son. Pat Mill also sold 500 ewes.
The price paid was Sl.O0. 1t is said
that Mr.. Jenizen is anxious to get
q large number OF sheep at that price.
The Methodist Sunday school is
holding their annual picnic today at
he Winters ranch on Spring creek.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-08-31
Kid Fptey Shipped


Eid Foley was ine central figure
m & little exoltement on Main street
eariN Monday mourning and as a con-
sequence he has LEFT the caiy with
the advice TO keep away. The OFF
GERS were called TO arrest him DOR dis.
turbfng the peace on Janeaux street
and m. accompanied them peaoeably
enough until he reached the trornei
of MBnn street and Fourth a,enue
When ne reached there ne told VIII
Bebb 10 come around the corner a. he
wanted 10 talk to him. and while en-
gagged IN the conversation he endetN.
ored TO FAKE the officers gun on, al
the holster. Bill was too quick fou
him and grabbed him by abe wrist
forcing him to drop the gun. He was
then taken 30 the jail. where he stay
ed until some of his friends raised
enough money to get him out of town
and he was esrorted to the train Mon.
DAY morning.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-08-31
The Death Penalty.

A little thing sometimes results in
,aeath. Thus a mere scratch. insight
.fcant cuts or ipuny ,boils have paid,the
death penalty. 1t is wise to have
lRlcklen's Arnica Salve ever handy.
Its the best salue ION earth and will
prevent fatality, when burns, sores,
ulcers and piles threaten. Only &c,
al Delzell Drug Go.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-08-31

Mrs. Eleanor E. Brewer, superin-
tendent OF public school music, will
take private pupils in piano and
stringed instruments. Terms on ap-
| ~p'ifatipn
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-08-31
CLASSIFIED ADVERTSEMHT.

One cent a word each insertion,
payable In advance, for advertisements
In this column. II not paid In advance
10 cents a line each insertion.
Minimum charge for ore insertion
IS cents.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-08-31
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Subscribers failing to receive their
papers will please notify this office,
that the may be investigated
and reported to the proper authorities.
The oasis., 1904-07-16
WAYSIDE NOTES
from Gahilan 20 MinaS YrietaG az
Cruces and the corstltatloT Camp,
xublate.
AIrNAs a4ETs 5oNoRl

Tune BIZ. 1904.
Wednesday norning me 18th
INST. again took the trail, with
the Constitution Camp sor my des-
sInations at distance of about
twenty miles.
John Nagle kindly ssadage0 ma
the services Of one of his zen 50 u
guide, and the man accompanied
HE Az far as Las Cruces, about
three leagues
The trail wouna ap b cancn, sn
Il southwesterly direction. across b
high ridge, hanked apoS aithey
side BY low peaks, limestone and
porphyry capped with lava, the
vestiges os flow which had AN
some time covered She country.
Over the divide the tvail led down
another cation, ID Ahogado, all
antigua which was taken over by
an American company several
years ago, and considerable work
done. The last superintendent was
Mr. J. ID. McGiIoray from San
Francisco, who is said TO hsys Dc
veloped goodly sized ore boo
But the company was not success
fui in raising the capital necessary
tn build d mill for reduction of the
ores, and work was suspended Ewe
,0r three years ago.
The Ahogado is the mine which
superintendent lone 81 Mr. Nc
Iiloray'6 predecessors rendered
famous by an underground race
track, described III THE Oasis ut
she tine. Through the pr5pers h
lun swc sedges pom one Che
saniiguog aed sGnK shaft 10 &
depth 0f couple oi hundred feet,
and drifted 200 0r 800 feet along
she ledge, encorntering q fow u
water which filled the mine and
drowned them out That was
what suggested the name by which
lit was afterwards 8esounced and
IS now kn0wn "A bosedo meaning
drowned
The American cGmpany installed
heavy pump and y.nwatered the
mime Their she deita was sx-
tended ana & esossout gtartea 60
cat the atne lsdge wnich u v
couple Of hundred seet away after
running forty a- fifty seet work
upon the drift extension was sus-
pended, and aiI attention turned
toward The orosscut. Daily the
superintendent reported good pro-
gress { [ have forgotten his name,
but | think it was Howard) and
cutting the other ledge was daily
expected. Finally it wag an
nounced that the ledge was cut.
But it was the same ledge thas the
srosscut had started from The
etosscut mad gradually turned enG
had returned u the ledge about
forty feet beyond the face sk She
drift, with about 800 feet Of work
developing no more than would
have been done had the drlfs been
extended forty feet farther without
the crosscut
That kin@ # yorg x 0rS ~ .a4
eslses for Sc msag sn!rlee ISL lsr@s
g al pGffs she ~eg!a
s couple E Mss ssc-
ssss 1c5s So s&gs1ec ia 81
The oasis., 1904-07-16
fgftl 4

N 6 ~ Nasse. i aas csa
nan. A II yon8e esentig grcG.
Cesro prletc s ass@yes, an5 ii &.
Shaw maste' nsaehanls Alg ! Il
elmAsn 81 Nogalss Is q 3saggs a
She masoaey vorx "a sra aae
loasteTa
Iublate q oa.ning ,smp ~se 3
history tnat goes back about 5na
hundred years 1.-THE oeli hanging
ii front Of the little old chapel
bears the gear 1910, which vas
doubtless the year the bell was cast
and the probable year h whicb y the
chapel was built
Early ia the asg eentaf1 shs
nins produced several million ao'
lavs Ii silver, aao wes then aaan.
doned. Several years ago Mr.
Dew R gIlvsf cG San Francisco
organized 4 company Of California
capitalists which s9ox oveG the
property and proceeded to develop
ment upon \ 'arge seaie A new
triple compartment shaft 8as sunk
10 a depth of $50 fees going qway
below the Old workingN sat = large
body Of high grade silyel s vae
exposed, ready for stcpins s5
stamp mill was erected, ano when
fairly in operation II caughs fire
and was destroyed Undaupted
Dy that misfortune he company
proceeded TO erection oI larger
plant 40-stamp mill pan ANAL
gama&iar. III Was completed last
fall and started IL VAS iaon0 shat
The baat results wera aot obtain.
able With shat process Gc the
mill 1as stopped, and the maca
inery III being almost entirely te.
placed The stamps hage been
discarded and two great Sisy phus
mills with dryers and roasters ere
in course of installation From
the rock breaker and ore bins the
ore gces % Gwg dryers whence II
goes tc the n;ils ana III grsrnc
Thence = goes 81 tie x0astefs. sa3
then 30 s1a pans tor amalgamaticf
Next monte Ae wheels viii sgi1
,uraag fog long ran o.s here are
Sa tbs ming large ore reserves
readv for stoping sad leyeiopmen
continually increases theie s3ze are
extern
TIE lniae oe ~esea III
above the sowG about !. nalf male
AVA Down ne l9wn 1por ise
bank 81 al ereqo arc the olG Col
luctior works used IA torme
operations The ruirs If tea
stamp mil. AID 4 gieaS Stag duns
show thai son,e Of the 31es yes
milled and others smelteG
Above .ha new shaft SUNK sy sl~
present company Is al sid shaft
sunk and utilized IN formeg times.
1t is 10x12 feet st the collar, and
$50 feet deep. It is walled from
the bottom tc she collar with stone
masonry.
The towh ~ camp Is small with
population Of about 600.
This evening / started from Xu-
biate az four n'ciock, and In an
hour eand =. quarter had covered
tbs twelve miles To La Colorado
w;thouE misEao o. incident
I b
The oasis., 1904-07-16

a. nc cate - a@sse.

5J9ole ne #se29~ Ja3sc e. IL
{oo'ish senedsca. aaa eS M
uis de 4;lIaneups
Il ie ~ olG sto 3s a4pess
81 .ong, long age a8se-S yecple
had s5oiisaeG Heaysa sg5 He'll
an5 were still aid &ashienea sacugA
10 Dsileve Geo was Mss Ssss ard
nerciful afterwa
AWAY down n lac hearA cf tne
Sierra Madre noantaine II Mexiec
nestles The Deautifui itstle village
Of Vientos, and the characters aeTe
ifawr nil belonged there
IN shat aapps wa'lsg sF5y 9a
seems ike sGada eni9 nos& ea
and there ass mare poor pecrs%
hut lew, veEy few, wealthy once
long time ago on. ~erY lang
ago, here lived or he edge Of this
village yery poor but very gooc
man who was a sobbies BIZ trade
but every enc being so uoos fs
made but little
Vet he was gp;sa aappy Il ass
way fcg ae gave freely of his scan
~ goods II others ass fortunase
was alwoye helpful to snose a dis
tress q, sickness, said his prayers
regularly went to mass and cor
fessed his sins as purctuailg as
Father Benitc himself
Besides ali this he never neg.
eetea the INly saints days. and
q pesiteacia aiwa}s led the pro
aesslor III self acoarginga AnG
prayer natis as ast he was knowp
far aud wide as Paous Pedro Even
she good padre himself aad beer
heard ID declare that he wished
himself an sure of Heaven as Pedro
Truiillo u that common folks
looked apoR Pedro as sure 0s
concentration al least after death
YET pious Pedro hugged close =
sis breast 4 marvellous secret. and
that YES the assurance Of the gocs
oadF thaS aowe re icwiy MS iife
here nigh De. i that s!orians
Heayef above he PedfoA Hoalc
Do the equal Of 1kY King os aopls
among them ali.
'se ae endured patiently ihe
sfedhlee enc ssials u this w3EISs
hoplng to: he greater reward o
I tie pext
Now IS his same village 1Ns
Fieijce I'Addron ans he was everY
I shing which Pedro was not,
He iied lie swore, he gambieG
ara as 5runk, he stole, he spat
apos he saints and desecratee
sheif aaly days
A bull fight within i nundrea
miles would find the bad Feliee y II
the front tier Of seats, il not in the
arena itself, cursing and yelling 0:
betting with reckless abandos,
which made his neighbors shuddei
A little further up the street livea
Tercio Cartejo. who married very
young and 30 MS sorrow, for his
wife had a very sharp tongue,
which she continually whetted np
on poor Tercio, SO that he had lite
sympathy # the whole village anc
everyone fejoiced covertly when
Sefiora Caftelo took cold and died
suddenly What was The amaze
nen4 d his neighborss when, aftei
eighs as0nths had passea. the Seo.
,sn yase'U married agaiu, AND ne
eaa snaai: aympasa his siros
me vas iaaTnsn sngt MS
! So wife seasiCis uaf sa~S
The oasis., 1904-07-16
J1o Mlnsag Il omeis ag jo1n
l.-lE lhav na.s n ms mIna aX


Je e5ofs Mlhng as- 3mei@ag joao
e@13 They nave r ms mins ex
sae' 3c5iss q aigh g1a3e ie2o
s:'rs1 esea. anc p hratclass smelt,
Ing y,aas s5r shelt trea5mens. Wssa
sAei7 oWn cres for iux. i woalG be
possible tor she company g1 reduce
Dr. ores from many properties III
she vicinity Ihas w8s tas origl-
nal intention, ana for 2 SINE The
plan vas carried ont come gaars
age But for some Faasoa opera
tions we're suspended. But the
plan has never been abandoned
and d visit Of the 9wnerg with .
giez Id sesnmia8 aoerGs3oaa {
shortly expected
Dismissing M gaids Al -.as
Cruces, took the read aone. q
wagon road 70 dermosillo leading
me I'd grea4 royo q couple of
rallies away, up which | turned
and followed len miles reaching
Shs Constitution gamp II the mid
die os The afternOca.
Outside NJ the ofdina iab0rsra
tne only cae / found + boone was
Nh, G. III. Rankin, the nill man,
Doctor ] n. Magrude and Hugo
Won Berckefela1 nasng gone to
Hermosillo
The mill Is runnilg steadiiy. ard
/ goodiy show of amalgam was
.apon the plates The alachinery
vas started Ia Apr.ii and the
showing made N ary gooG The
proposition ID Iaw grade gold.
great ore bodies standing cut above
The mill, where they can be readily
quarried out and shoveied to the
The oasis., 1904-07-16

Al trains stov at Carho tor anea5s
Depcf Hotel Y : Thompson, pro
pysetos Table supplied w.iF sae
GeSt le He wNcs aFT0rGS
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-11
seoaioas $. Ut. Weglelam /.
Der befannte 9trbeiterftbrer nnb gpIititer
einem S9Iasanfaue erIesen.

2eonioas s. Mc@lellan, prdlibent
oes SemOcratif9en Clubs bon Marion
@Duntp uno Ieit Is Sabren nit ben
neutrality-suspicious. BEN Snbiana=
polis eng perbunoen, 1T in Der 9ienffas
Na&t in feiner Wobnung, Mo. 634
Wtiami Str., einem 96laaanfalle erle=
gen, BON tuel9em er am 8ormittae an
Der Stem Serieps, nabe Der Bearl= Str,
betrDffen 'woroen mar. Ser 8erbli=
6ene mar So Sabre alt; 10 Sabre lang
mar er 8ormann BEL Der Sanber &
Refer So. unb pdbrenb Der leBten z
Sabre fii6rte er Elm eigenes Sape3irer=
@ef9dft in go, 314 Sf Marfet Str.
@r mar elm itrantmer Democrat uno
tDurbe erit bor penigen Wo9en gum
prditoenten bes Semocratii9en Clubs
bon Marion @ountn ertpdblt.
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9er Gillespie Yro5eB

& fing g u n, Sno., IL. Wtat.
Deit ben Nerbanblunsen in bem Gil
lespie Morb=Yro3eB tpurbe beute forts
sefabren. Ser Mnbran9 gum 8eri6ts=
faal 1T Elm Ipl9' enormer, baB nur Die
9dlfte bon ben Perionen, Del9e fh
i'm @eri9tsbauie einsefunoen batten,
ginlaB erbalten fonnte.
Jrau War9aretba Giqespie, Die ebr=
tpiirbiee Mutter bon Sames Gillespie
unb Grau Semarb. bat einen PlaB
neben ibrer Sodter eineenommen, BON
oeren l1nI9ulO iie tiber3eugt gu fein
f9eint.
9en 8ertbeibi9ern lit nod Warcus
9ul3er bon Maoifon, ulto Sbomas
SbaD BON Cincinnati 5ugeielt uoroen.
Ser Stat lit bur9 ben Stats
anualt Senrp &. WcWuuen, behsn
gruber @allius unb Senrp Jt. Span
bon Snbianapolis nertreten.
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