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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-05

telephone system for the Tri-state Telephone
company started this morning. IA. new exchanges;
building is. in course Of construction, and it II
expected that the company s toll lines between
this city and Minneapolis will be In operation
In two months.
The company, which owns the Twin City Tele--
phone system, will operate exchange of the
most modern construction and large portion
Of the city will be supplied with underground
conduits. All Of the poles that will be neces-
sary for the exchange were set some time ago.
and all the material is on hand and work will
be pushed rapidly with view of having the ex-
change In operation before winter weather
sets in. s!
COLONEL BENTON DECLINES.
Colonel John D. Benton, who was recently
elected chairman of the democratic state execu-
tive committee, has declined to act; and Chair
man Brynjolfson of the state central committee
has appointed John Carmody of Hllsboro in his
stead.
4, In the event of the election of Parker, there
will be an interesting contest in North Dakota
Naturally, Chairman Brynjolfson expects that
he will be the man selected for that very impor-
tant function. Colonel Benton is an old New
York friend of Candidate Parker. 1t does not
require long stretch of the Imagination to
figure out how important place at the counter
Colonel Benton will take in the event Of the
election of his old New York neighbor
SIXTEEN RoRBED ON TRAIN.
Early yesterday two men boarded Great
Northern freight train No. 219, west-bound. at
Grand Forks junction, directed the train crew
to stick close to the caboose, made show of
shooting irons and before the train had reached
Emerald had held up sixteen men whom they
found in various parts of the long freight train
stealing their way westward. ~.
/ The men left the train just west of Emerald
and up to the present have not been appre-
| hended When the train reached Larimore six
of the men reported the matter to the authori.
ties Four of them had given up watches and
$40.
| Edward Church of Inkster. this county, has
been made the defendant in a suit for damages
| for 81, 800 instituted by Charles Sandberg, pro.
prietor of merry go-round. Sandberg charges
| that on Aug. 81, he was assaulted and knocked
| down by Church, and that while lying PROSTATE
| ont yet recovered.
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-" : 81 SWIFT coUNTY's FAIR :, !:
Preparations Well Advanced for Elk.
hibits and Features at Appleton. ="

APPLETON, AINN.-Elaborate prepa atoms
are being made for the Swift county fair. to
have been hung, UP, !and exhibits by the farm
ers and their wives will be- allowed, from the
four adjoining counties, Gottschalk's band of
Aberdeen will furnish music. \ ball game each
day between two of the fastest amateur teams
In. the northwest n balloon ascension. attractions
at the city hall each evening grsnd electrical
are among the numerous things offered for the
entertainment of visitors. Judging from the
entries the horse races will be good Generous
ing neither pains nor money to secure special
features A large attendance is expected =
IPSWICH, S. D.-John B. Taylor has re
signed his position as cashier Of the First State
bank and VIII $bs% SUCCEEDED by. George G.
Meadows. f'...
carnival held 1n1er the auspices Of the younger
business1 men of this city was q notable sue
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CONSPIRACY TO
ROB The COUNTY
GRAND JURY ACCUSES SILVER
BOW OFFICIALS.
About Thirty Indictments Returned,
Only Three County Officers Escaping
! Odium- Loot Amounts to Hundreds
= of Thousands-One Self Confessed
Bribetaker. go AZ ga

g.S . 5- G =
Butte, Mont, Sept 5.--The county grand jury
made partial report yesterday in which only
three county officials escaped accusations ;.
: The chief charges are against Commissioners
w. D. Clark, NJ. p. Haggerty and Pats Peoples,
Assessor Dan Brown and Road Commissioner W.:
H. Matthews, who are accused of having been
in a conspiracy to rob the county. - .i
Details are given showing that in the last two
years the county of silver Bow has been robbed
Of hundred of thousands of dollars by fictitious
and fraudulent claims including expenses for
pleasure trips to New York, guns and .ammuni.
ton for hunting, building of private roads and
carrying private employees on the payroll OF the
road department
Commissioner Peoples is accused of being a
self confessed bribetaker, admitting before the
grand jury that he had received 81, 900 for voting
to award, the county printing to Butte publish
ing company.
About thirty indictments have been returned
against various officials = Z
CLARK DENIES ASSAULT STORY.
story having been widely published to the
effect that Senator Clark of this state haC
been assaulted in Missoua and had sought protec
ton in hotel, Senator Clark has authorized the
Associated Press to make denial Of 1t. In
signed statement Senator Clark says:
''The story was an unwarranted and malicious
perversiOn of the facts 49,.
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MINNESOTA APPLES
Z. A. Minis Crop in Pipestone County
Is Especially Good.

PIPESTONE, MIMI. A. Minis of Pipestono
county has one OF the finest crops of apples
ever raised in this part of the state. He has
100 trees and is enthusiastic the fruit.
growing possibilities of the country that he will
make extensive additions to the orchard. Many
barrels of apples will be placed the market
from his farm.
A class Of advanced pupils who have been TAX.
ing instructions of Professor J. Homer Grunn Of
ing being the Misses Kittie Davies, Aduh Nash.
DESMOND Erwin, Jenny Taylor. Hazel Denhart
and Nina Marsh. The class assisted by its
Instructor and Professor e. J. Hopfner, violin
list. of Luverne.
The government Indian school opens this week
and the largest number of pupils ever acconlmo
dated is expected. Supervisor A. o.. Wright
win remain in charge until the arrival of tho
new supern tendent from North Carolina.
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OPEN ON LABOR DAY
Public Schools of Hastings Open-Mem,
bers of the Faculty.

pSIS VI OLC dCu1Gy.
HASTINGS MINN-The fall term of the
public schools opened today with the following
teachers: E. L, Porter, superintendent; Ange
line Sherwood, Bellevue. Mich. principal; Eliza
i ish; Ida WEIGH cloquet, science: Belle DAN
isls Win9na normal Olive sieben oe berlin
grade; Adelaide G: Judkinss, eighth; Grace Z.
Aqf ssTenth ffh k1sGa
II. ,spesEes, third; ElizabeS Telford, second:
school; Lucy Caldwell; Tllden school; Florence
T. Tgttle Coopsr school @S ~, Nellie ellie L. Hanna
ST. CHARLES, MINI. The public schools
Superintendent. j. G. Marshall; principal, Miss
Ada Du Boos: assistant, Miss Helen Bell; eighth
WEIGH sixth. Miss Mae Forestell: fifth. Miss
1mogene Burt; fourth; Miss Angela gel; ~, Teshen;
Ger; first, Miss Eleanor Rhames
cadn here 1G M Fact a is m n mse
ing of the State Dairymen's assocati ton is to
Be- S in @ fy hs club w e
meeting.The exercises attending the raj raising Of
qsFs viii ta S Pf ae os5 nsS on
the general store Of Wilson. Jertsen & Co. at
r. a saa f Se ane s It ON fe with
family living upstairs ESCAPED wh heir night
CLONES only. NO one ~ tHe puilulnS was III
jured. ...l-! r. il ~ -.-- .-'
SALTWATER NN.-The excursion for the
Northwestern Editorial association down the
Dalles of the st. Croix has been abandoned.
The editors will come to this city from ~, Tayl9r's
Falls over the Northern Pacific on Thursday
evening and remain over the next day. A
launch trip the st. Crox will be taken.
sEAKoPEE M1NN.--James s: Maple, an In
sane man, drowned in the Minnesota river
yesterday afternoon at this place He started
to swim across the river. but drowned III
midstream. He left wife and two children
MoNTEVIDEO, MINN.---The fourth quarterly
conference of the NJ. E. church has unanimously
requested the return of the pastor, Rev. w. H
Easton,> M. next year. The church has
made progress in every department and pros
poets are bright for the coming year.
CoKATo, MINN.-Matti Mattila assaulted
and robbed of watch and SIS In money, which
later found upon John o Rourke work
man on n gravel train. ORourke was held tt
the grand jury. tf
DETROIT, MINN-The Observation-Disclosures
convention of the Becker County Sunday Schoo
association will be held at the Baptist -churel
II this city Sept. 20 and 81.
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.-.- COUNTY CELEBRATION 5:
-. - u, 5------- u; 80: fe4E -.
Semicentennial7 in Franklin I'd liver
, .:'s and Congressman to Speak. 4, t q.

/. IOWA FALLS, IOWA.--United States Senator
Dolliyer and Congressmen Hepburn and Birdsall
viii particpate IN an interesting anniversary
on the 18th, the occasion being the celebration
of the emicentennial Of the settlement of that
county. The annual old settlers reunion will
also be held end 1t has been decided to join in
the observance of the county's:, settlement by
holding a. big celebration on the Reeve farm
which was the first tpoint to be settled by men
Mrs. James GogsW;ehsof this city owes her nfe
being ieopardized by an overdose of strychuine
taken by mistake. .:-~... - -.
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49,. FIRE AT WEST. HOPE
Loss on Livery Barn and Other Build
ings Amounts to $4,000.
Special to- The Journal.

Special to The. Journal
West Hope N D.. Sept. 5.,Lightning struck
ting 1t on fire and destroying it, including the
contents and eight head Of horses, Two adjoin-
ing buildings also burned, but by good work on
the part of citizens the whole town was saved
from burning as the wind carried the flames
berg's harness shop was saved from fire. but bad
ly damaged by water. The st Anthony and
Dakota lumberyard was also saved by narrow
margin. :: The total loss is $1,000: insurance
$1,000. Heavy rain accompanied the storm and
aided in checking the blaze.
x,WILLISTQN. NJ D.z-Tne fair association has
made arrangements to Hold a race meeting here
septs 5-aa,t 1G: sone4aof the best horses II
the state Will be here. The association has, also
arranged. for g STOCK show where blooded horsct
and cattle will be sold. y
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Il >:MUFFINS

Two cups Of Falcon Self-Rsing Pancake Flour, one
cup sweet milk, heaping tablespoonful sugar, two
eggs; mix the ingredients thoroughly before adding
the pancake -four IF richer mullins are wanted, add
more eggs. Use no salt, yeast or baking powder.
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.WAFFLES or GEMS

Two cups Falcon Sef-rising Pancake Flour, one cup
sweet milk two eggs, tablespoonful sugar, piece
butter size Of walnut Mix the ingredients thorough.
~ before adding the flour.
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PANCAKES

To two cups Falcon Self-rising Pancake, Flour add
enough sweet milk or water to make comparatively
thin batter or use two cups Pancake Flour two cups
milk one tablespoonful sugar syrup egg; have
griddle hot; bake most after turning. ~* 49,.
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famous
sandt
tMror seb for ever
dfr in
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-05

DIES MONIES, IOWA--Aftcr hammering at
the anvil in one shop, for forty years. II. H.
Swope. known as the pioneer blacksmith. has
retired at the age*'of 7G with fortune of
$50 600. - ~: : -
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ARLINGTON >IoWA.-!The northeast Iowa
convention of Christian churches is in session in
this city. Many prominent churchmen from Des
Mcines, Cedar Rapids. Mason, City and other
points are present: The convention will close
Thursday. " - >.: -
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NORTHWEST WEDDINGS

HASTINGS. MINN:-H. o. Roberts of Daw
son county. Montana, and Miss Antoinette Math
ews of Pennington We're married here. h.; e.!
RAPID CITY, S. DIV. E.. Hargraves.
wealthy cattleman residing at Casey near thi
eityy and Miss Minnie Gage Of Rapid wereo mar
ried. -.
SPEARFISH, S. D.-Charles Calhoun and Mis-
Mable Ruston were married here. 49,
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whose home is believed to be at Centervile. -eom-
mitted suicide at :oskalooSa by taking ARSENIC
Letters We're found upon him from a. MARSHALL
town:- girl, signing herr name s'Aggie.''2' She
proved TO- be Miss :Beekwith, daughter" of all
old resident here. 8
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ASHLAND, WIS.-Sam Kelly. a on
the steamer Robert Rhodes. amuck with a
razor and sashed Rory Macdonald and James
Macdonald: The latters Injuries are serious.
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SIOUX CITY, IOWA. 5-year-old daughter
was kicked by I'd horse and INSTANTLY killed :.
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PLAINFIELD, WIS.-Miss L. Bound, daugh-
ter of Frank Bound has taken out hunting
license to shoot chickens. She is 25 and fol
several years has been a fine shot.
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GREAT FALLS, MONT.-The first natural. gas
| well in the history of Montana has been struck
| thirty miles from this city and is flowing g
! by r B. Gallagher and Dwight Chaffee.
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Falcon Pure Foods: 4
Falcon Self-rising Pancake Flour
Falcon Gluten Flour
Falcon Snow Drift Pastry Flour
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SUPERIOR, W1S.-Charles Christofferson was
| sentenced to eighteen months in the state re-
fornatory at Green Bay for robbing 'frend:~"
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MICHIGAN
~. >a,",:> !;
BUILDING A GAS PLANT :
Mains Already Laid in Houghton and
'~ Hancock. :
MICHIGAN

HOUGHTON, Architectural was broken today
for the plant of the Portage Lake Gas Gas. and and
Coke company, and every indication IS that ga
is By that time the residents of Hancock
who have had their homes and places of business
piped will be furnished gas for heating and light
ing purposes, but it will be close to Dec.
before Houghon can be supplied Aead S ab4u
and Hancock. and it is the intention of the
company to lay seven or eight more, miles be-
fore: snow flies. Several hundred. homes, in the
Portage Lake towns have already been piped FOL
gas and everything points to success for the new
enterprise. :
The plant will be located at Ripley, JUS
east of Hancock and Will be a sandstone struc
ture, 96x64 feet, and one story high. The holder
and will hold 1UO.O 900 cubic feet of gas: A Goa
storage house. 9Ox60 feet and 20 feet in height
will also be built
ea11rr CITE MARIE MIcE5 Tho .eto+istica
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MILWAUKEE,, WIS.-The social democratic
state convention nominated the following: Gov
crnor w. A. Arnold of Milwaukee,; lieutenant
governor II. ]. Amman of Kiel; secretary Of
state, R. o. Stoll of Eau Claire; state treasurer,
Henry Luther Of Sheboygan: state superinten-
dent, Harry +. Briggs of Milwaukee; insurance
commissioner, Arnold lander of Pewaukee
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sAULT STE. MARIE, MICH.-The statistica
report of the 500 ship canal for August shows
a record breaking month The total tonnage
was 4,194. $50 nearly 2500O0 tons heavier thar
for August last year. 80, =,
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BARABOO, WIS.-Lawrence Wilson,, we'll
known stockbuyer and pioneer of Baraboo died
last night.
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JENKINS TOURS BURNETT
Congressman Will Speak to Farmers at
Local Harvest Festivals.

CHIPPEWA FALLS, NIS.-Congressman John
j. Jenkins left for Burnett county today, where
he has been Invited to be a guest of honor at a
series of harvest festivals to be given by the
farmers in fifteen different places of that county.
He will leave the train at Soooner and start
thru the county to the various celebratlons
burg next Saturday.
The construction of the block system of the
North Western road between this city and Sit
perior is completed and will be put into opera
ton by the middle of this month. Thirty sta.
lions were provided with signal towers. About
$50 men have been at work laying ninety six
pound rails between this city and Eagle Point
and the improvement OF the track between Eagle
Point and Superior has been begun.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-24

~uerlOrene Wannbarfeit, Moerbrl9 ooer S6mide Der
9ei6ledtli6en Or9ane beilen, 10 muB Die Sur poiitio
un0 permanent leiil. SieIe &pmpaQnie i1idt Seoenn,
Der on nerb6ler Shtpd4e [eioet, Die Meoi5iu fir cine
wOhentlibe Sebanolung Irei 81. 9ie Wteoisin fam
nlr oaonrh erprobt iueroen, oaB man Die ~9telultate
0es @ebrau6s %abpartet; tpenn iie oas BELT, fir mas
lie gernaht nuroe, 10 1T lie Sn empfeDlen. Sieie
9robe min Die Salopta 2pnn So. nit ibrem Mtitiel
fur cine ISOLDE %9eitatten. Tsa1oem er Die ~,,3te9ene=
ratipe Sablets@ cine Bobe 9ebrau6t bat, miro Der
Yatient Strait in leinen Srganen unO Wtusteln,
ueues glut in Ieineu 4oerl, reueu u~nterlebmun9s=
geIt, uno i6 in Selunobeit un0 @rI6einen ais
neuen Wteni6en fin0en. Die ,,Tegeneratioe Sa=
6tets@ baben cine mnoerbare @irtung uno Der 9a=
tient oerfpart oielelbel am erfen Sage. Sic gebeu
Direft gum Sit oes llebels, gang 9leid, pie lan9e es
anfebt nao bria9en 8raft ,llno Stdrte. 9iefes iuun=
oerbare Mittel perbannt ale s6i6tsrnbeit benz an=
bern Ge1ledt gegenlber, beilt ale llebel, Die aus
ueberrei5un9. ueberanFtren9un9, @eIdaitsIorger,, Die
juul Serluft ses @eo69tnifes, l1nfdbigteit &c flb=
rem, bsrDorgeben. y&egeneratipe Sabiets1 iiHo in
ie0em Ilter anlpeuobor; ie beifen ale Gdle, aus=
8enomr1en, tpetn i6Dn Gpilepie ooer Srrfinn ein=
aetreten ino. Die Gallopia 9pnn 60. ma9t teine 8e=
lhrdntungen; Sober, Der oarum ihreibt, erbdlt oas
Wtittel fir cine 8ode frei 5ugei6idt, ~iorgfdltig ein=
9epadt lno obne 3u 5eigen, tuas es entbdlt. sic bat
Sauien0e Don griefen aus alien Sbeilen oes 2anoes
erbatte1,, Die bon ben eritaunlitten 8uren Der .&eE
9~eneratine SabletsA berihten. Sbre Oiferte fir cine
2B0he 1T edit; es tueroerl feline acknowledgement Gragen
9eteIlt. Ghreibt beute an Die Sallopia 9pan g.,
536 Bo33ini Building, st. 2euis, 0to., unb laBi
Gud Die Weoi5in fir cine &3o9e Irei fommeu. Sbr
Bud bas e~benfols frei 1T, eiebt @uh Die @n9aben,
iuie Sbr 9uh nit benz Wtittel gu Daule ielbl fu=
riren tDnni
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-24

Deffung Dor benz Jeinbe prDtlamtrte,
Fahamt Hiht. pie bielfaA irrie bert4s
III. aus DsutI9lanb, fonbern nurbe
ip CUNT l848 in MuBlanb sebOren. gr
tn eth 3DsliHs bes ~ebemaltsen l. pe4
ttrsburssr Mtlttdrgbmnofum8 unb
Der /. paulsW sititari4ule, beren aur-
fus sr I'm Sabre 1866 NIT benz Ranse
stnss Setonbeleutnants beenbets. SIM
rufff4<tlrtHden Rrisse 1877 bts
1878 fommanotrte GtSbel etns Rom-
pegnis unb purbe pertpunbet, fir
4vsset4nune i'm Rampfe erbielt er ben
ct. StauisluussO rben. SIN Sabre
1899 tDurbe Dbsrft @t1bel gum Rome
asapbeur bes 8. Onfbtrif1eu S9iben>
RataiGons erpannt, tpeldes fpdttr in
8, Dffbtrif6es Battalion
pmbenannt purbe. Gobqnn tpmmdnz
btrie gtBBet iuccsffpe bas 9. @9asen<
Regtment, bas 16. Qaboea'fde unb bas
A, Rdmtf9qtta'f@e Snfanterie. Regi=
fpeut. SIN Sabre 1899 erfolste fetne
@efbrberuns GUM @eneralmator unb I'm
JabTe 1901 bic sgm Generalleutnant.
M6prenb Der 9tu.ifden Romptttatto<
usr TN Sabre 1901 tommanbirte Ges
Nssal StBbel bic 8. Offbtrtf4s
G3IsensN risabs, tn pel9er @telIuns
It E6 pielfa9 dus5eihnete.
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WIabiw 4 o h .

&ss safHiAs asssesbeftn tn etbtris# aao
fsims 0WttusdInMs.
Der ruffihe R~riegsbaf.n Mlabt~
npitpt, Der Gnbpunft Der transiibiri<
f@fn Qiienbdbn, lsst Der iapanif9en
s&fubt Witsatu s~ssenlber ouf Der Dab.
jtnfsl MurapietD IN Der Bat peters bss
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~ Salt, cement, Sano, Bad.
fteine, ~feuerfefte Steine uno Tbon.
Ebesr unb Nspbaltpapier. Dadpappe.
Gbeer unb GSpbolt, Del, T~erpentin,
Jarben, @las &c. &c. ftets purr6tbip
bel s. 6. 3ietmann, BOG Oft.
Commerce GtraBe. @ieoriee 8reiIe,
quite Maare iOmie CUTE uno reeue
Weoienun8 mernen %gnrantirt. =
TefepbDn 410,
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Auf Gtben uno aun !!
6eassaueataamt St5Bsts 9aessbeisbt az ets
@asntfom pcm Bort 2frtbur.

Der ruiiif9e @eneraueutnaHt Dina.
tol MiaailOptti4 9tDbel. aommdne
heYr bes britten iibtrtfden Mrmettorps
unh Biz Dor Rur5em GouDernsur BON
port Nrtbur, Der In etnem Qufieben
strssenben 9agesbefehl aampf auf 2es
ben unb Sob als ein5tge &ettune Der
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I@,rgbsu, brst Dampfertasretfsn fiblt6
kpR Der Wmurmanbuns. iriprnnsli6
lprt Nag eenannt, purbe bic BE
hFyiNertn BEL. Siiens," tpis bic beutf1e
Mstertrasuna bon MlabipoftOt lautst,
1890 ala rnfff9er Milttdrpoiten ans
isleat unb srfutr tbre erfts WsrsrDbe@
Asr8sopr4 Werltsuns bss 2riesshafens
5pH ifoluitpst, segeniiber Der Morbs
e per Snisl Sa@dltn, bisrhsr. alg
@fsbtppitot 1880 ayr Stabt erboben
Mp3bs, 8dblts eB 1900 Ginno1ntr; felt
1889 6auptitqbt bes Giftengsbietes
refpleRrte fta bic 3ahl fsiner Gintpob=
Iet, ssit6nbig, 1891 a6bf.e es beren &c.
900, 4arunter 24,7O0 Mann Mtlttdr.
0s iTAels Geituns sritsn Ranses ange=
Itgt, Gtb ,ttnss Gouperneurs unb einss
DtftunssS Anh 0ofentommanbos. Der
hafen bon Mlobtppitot TIT 90 Sub
;4tef, bat linen Gafunesraum pm IS
&&ifftn peH 288 Gub Gdnse unb ein
Hfpden6od. gr III burHaus gdhlbt
ain6 ssfrisrt bur9 spet MOaaie, In
tpsl9tn Der Wetsbr bAr9 Gtsbrs9er
aufre4tsrhdIten pirb.
Cine Snieltetts, beren bSnite puntte
NIT ftarteH Gorttftfattonsn btjebt ftnb,
f4lieBt. ben Sofen Elm, beHen G4Dnbsii
s4gsmetN ssrii9mt tpirb. Mlabipoftpi
fslbIt Gilt ala cine Der t1euerftsn Stdbtt
RftdftaS. Die 9auptftraBe, bic eth.
sies, bic espflaitert TT, aiebt ii4 an
Rdfepbedtl entlans. Don ben 9Sben
an big pis ,@tobt fa anlsbnt, esutsB.
gan ia6nt Musblide. Der 8abn9of
BE- Dftlt9ts auf bew turopdtf4safo.
MMsF UeFlapb, ma4t eintH sohs suro.
Pgif@sn Gtnbrud. Smpofdnt III BIZ
Muff&nft an @sbdubef Rad ct
@4srsburg 5000 WsrH.e (@in W.rf
TIT fttDas uts6r als stn &tlOt,ster, sletd
p.e2 ensltf6s Mtttsn.)