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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-01-05

Since the Tribune's last appear
ance three lives of this community
have passed on to eternity:
PETER PoLzKILL,
A thrifty farmer aud good citizen
of this place for lorg years, who re-
Gently bought home in this city
and settled therein, died last Satur-
day, Dec. 3lst, 1904, ut the age of 81
years. For some time Mr.. Polzkill
was afflicted with Bright's disease.
Only few days before his death he
appeared on our streets looking fair
~ we'll, but the fell destroyer's work
became so active that the announce
ment of Mr.. Polzkill's death came as
IA surprise. Surviving him are his
wife and twelve children, (seven
sons and five daughters five of
whom are married, while all but the
three youngest girls have left the
parental board to take up LIES bat
tie for themselves. Deceased was a
member of st. JoSeph's society which
turned out in BODY FOR the funeral
held Monday with touching services
at St. Mary's Catholic church.
MRS. ANNE SCHILLEN,
Widow OF the late Nicholas Schil-
len, died at her home in this city
Sunday, Jan. |, 1905 For consid-
cradle time she had been Il great
sufferer from dropsy. Mrs. Schiller
was native of Highland, this coun-
ty, and was born about 6S years ago.
In 1860 she was married to Mr.. Schil-
len. To them two sous and five
daughters were born. Both the sons
died after reaching maturity; the
daughters, all of whom are married,
survive her. Deceased's life was one
fraught with genuine womanly
nobleness at every turn. The faith
full christian, the true wife and
mother, the generous and gentle
minister to the worthy in need and
distress, were clearly exemplified in
her lifework. Memory of her will be
long cherished by many.
MRS. MAY CORRELL
Wife of our young and enterprising
merchant, w. II. Correll, died at
Tucson. Arizona, or Tuesday of this
week, the 3rd inst. In October last
Mr.. and Mrs. Correll left here for the
southwest full of hope that the trip
might prove for the betterment of the
latter's health, which for some time
had been on the decline. The result
speaks for itself.
Mrs. Correll, whose maiden name
was May Hutchinson, was born and
passed into womanhood in our
midst. She was an intelligent and
genial companion and friend, and
being associated with the M. r..
church. was ever active in its work
for good. 70 be deprived of such an
one in the prime and activity of life
is a great loss to the community in
various ways. Two years ago last
June deceased was united in marri-
age to Mr.. Ccrrell, who, with IA six
months old baby boy, sustains an
immeasurable bereavement. One
brother, G. w. Hutchison, and sis
ter, Mrs. A. Fl. Potter, both reside in
this place, and two other married
sisters away from here. also survive
her. The body is expected here
Saturday.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-01-05

The county officers elected Nov.
Sth last were duly indicted into Of
fee this week, and the hope is that
all county affairs will run along as
smoothly AZ heretofore. There is no
visible reason why they should not.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-01-05
The Old Year and the New

!: 1904, which has just closed its doors upon and
passed into history, has been for us, in business
I way, very satisfactory Each of the five
/; years we have lived among you we have enjoyed
I very liberal patronage, and 1904 will go rec
/; ord the most prosperous of them all. For this
|: our friends and customers have most sincere
i: gratitude We have put forth best cndeav-
{ ors to do our part we'll but without your cooper
alton this satisfactory result could not have been
|: accomplished Your patronage generous
/; more generous than before because it was
{ more merited than ever because new friends
|; found in our methods and our varieties and our
qualities and prices their greatest satisfaction,
/: and our old friends had their confidence more
/: strongly cemented in our facilities With the past
/; we are done. 1t left rich legacy of expert
ence This experience will utilize to its utmost
|: capacity to make store better trading place,
: and make us deserving of your patronage
|; during 1905 than before. A happy and pros
/: porous New \ ear TO you. Yours truly,
'......,-.-~,.,....,,,.,~...,>~G. VARLI
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-01-05

in Staples, we have just received a
full line of Bleached and I'm
bleached Muslins, Pillowings,
Sheetings, etc, etc. 1t will pay
you to buy your spring supply now
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-01-05

Our Remnant Counter has its us
ual variety of Special and useful
bargains.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-01-05

In our Fur Goods Department we
have a number of Fox, Squirrel
and Sable Scarfs, which we offer at
low prices.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-01-05

Miss Bessie Vallee of Dodgeville
attended the dance at the Masonic
Temple given on Friday evening OF
last week by the Badger Club.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-01-05

In our Cloak Department, you will
find special bargains. Everything
in Ladies, Misses and Children S
Jackets go for HALF PRICE.
Ready-to-Wear Skirts at one-third
off regular price.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-01-05
Through Nature to Eternity.

Since the Tribune's last appear
ance three lives of this community
have passed on to eternity:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-15
PERSONAL

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Darby and chill
dren, Of shfnnston, are shopping in the
city to-day.
Mrs. Hattie James. OF shinnston, il
in the city the guest Of her aunt, Misc
! Carrie Shore.
Mrs. Moran and children, Miss Mary
and James, Of Clarksburg, were in the
city yestefday;scalled by the death of
Mrs. Moran's brother, Mr.. John H. Nc
Donnell.
Mrs. Kennedy, of Parkersburg, ar
rived here last night, called by the
death OF her brother-in-law, Mr.. J. H.
Mcdonnell.
Mrs. Charles Miller and little son, OF
Glover's Gap are in the city, the
guests Of Mrs. H. c. DeShlelds on Ma
pie avenue.
Mrs. and Mrs. John Rock returned
last evening from Pittsburg where
they had spent the past few days.
A. l., Lehman and George Price re-
turned last evening from business
trip to Uniontown,, Pa.
Ed. Slack returned here last even
ing from PIttsburg where he had
spent the past few days.
Luke Robertson, student at lie,
high University, arrived home last
evening to spend the Christmas holi.
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Zach Robertson. =.
Ned Smith left last night for New
York where he will spend week.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-15
Kimonas for Christmas
h CSC to 1850.

Such q broad range Of prices means
broad range Of materials and styles.
These are all long and come in the
following materials:
French Flannel, Wool chaIlIe, silk,
satlste, Cotton Crepe and Fannelette.
Beautiful designs and colorings.
Every woman needs and should pos
sess one or even two Kimonas-no
garment she wears is so comfortable.
These we offer are comfortable and
pretty as we'll.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-15
Infants Wear.

Don't forget the little Oues-keeD
them dressed warm and dainty and.
you'll ind by comparison that home
sewing doesn't pay
chlIdren's Coats, 2 to 9 year,, $3.50
to $3.50 Velvet Bear Skin and Silk.
chIIdren's Bonnets-$1.4s to- $500.
Infants Bibs, saques, long and short
Klmonas, Flannel and Muslin Petit
coats, machine and handmade long
and short Dresses, Vests and Bootees.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-15
FUNERAL OF JOHN MCDONNELL
viii Take Place Tomorrow At Clarke
burg. .,.s

Tomorrow morning at SIX O'Clock
funeral services will DO held In the
catholic Church over the remains Of
John H. Mcdonnell, whose death oc
CURED early yesterday morning. The
remains will be taken to Clarksbure
at seven ten tomorrow morning and
will be laid to rest in the Clarksburg
cemetery.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-15
MANAGER ELECTED.
Blrk stathsrs Viii Look After the Var
slty Football Team.

MoRGANTOWN, Dec. 15.-Yester'
day afternoon the board Of directors
of the athletic association met and
elected President Birk stathers of the
athletic association football manager
for next year. Day before yesterday
the board adjourned after three ballots
because there was a deadlock, Mr..
stathers having four votes and 3. G.
Colcord four. Yesterday after two bal
lots the deadlock was broken by the
president Of the association using his
prerogative AID casting of tie vote.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-15

When you carry our Advanced" &C
cident policy, or our Unlimited Health
policy, you have made a wise pro'i
sion for the winter season when acct
cents and sickness are most liable to
catch you. A talk with Chas. W. EV
ans & Co. will enlighten you on these
subjects
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-15
omen
SIX. III,

tncE n qFRi., ma
iaehs All 6cz
ny coat8 afs the
g naNc adalli0nS 70 ojtr nltea,
minis 81 ls opnI second
sfs looldng EoF Die hest
oa 6nd less thhn 8 ten
o's blll sll means ZEE these.
Wsll plenty * other coats.
plel other styles and higher
fae dssiEe ID call special at
6 ne. s.oo coat
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-15

A beautiful gift for Xlnas-a pair Of
sorosis. BroE.'s. Main street and
Parks avenue. y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-15

Genuine oldinshioned fun and good,
music in hunks awaits you at Grand
Opera House the evening OF Dec. 18th
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-15

Mothers don't keep babies indoors
because you can't use your go-cart. We
have some very pretty push sleds.
FAIRMoNT FURNITURE co.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-15
Fairmont, West Va.

Mothers don't keep babies indoors
because you can't use your go-cart: We
have some very pretty push sleds.
FAIRMONT FURNITURE,on. :.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-15

A. G.. KEnkadn Cigar jars are, baan.
aSB..
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-15

Smokers sets at the Globe Store
A. c. KINKEAD,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-15

Holly designs in crepe paper nap
klns at Kinkeais store.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-15

Fine stationery in Xmas boxea.
Clyde s. Holt.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-15
Goes. s5s9. Section

Another Big Cut in this See
ton. Read prices:
$1.oo Shower proof cloth cut
down to 50 cents, almost Half
Price.
All Wool Herring Bone, sold ali
season at $500, cut to .,,.ese
$t.o0 Melton at. ........a-.69e
SOC Ladies' cloth at. ...m,.2sc
SIPS PrunnelIa at. ...@4..7ee
so In. Melton, $1.75 value, at e7e
az In. Black Mohair, 500 value,
at. ... ".... ;.,. .59e
"a In. Black Wolfe, $500 value,
at..." ...... ...g. 1850
As in. BLACK Wolfe, $f.15 value,
at. ~. ,.!...s.. ..y.EEe9e
so in. sultlng, 500 value, At see
a in. Black Serge, 500 value,
at ...."., ...t.,e9e
40 In. Black FlorentIne, St.2s
value, at..... ,....5 ...7es
4SaIG. BLACK EttarnIne, et.isyal.
ue, at ..s..... t.....s. 500
- In. Black Whip cord, ti.2g
value at,.. ..... .7oo
~ in. Black Wolfe, 500 value.
as ...'!!.t" ~. ..........9He
This Is an average cut oiouB
40 per cent on an entire Dreeo
Goods Stock.
a Ihi BIue'Ettamfne, at.2s val
ue. at ..oS" ......... ".ese
40 In. fancy Cream Ettamlns,
value, at...,. .....% 1850
a. In. Cream Ettamine, Si.2s
91.7S value, cut down 70. ,o5e
4e In. fancy Cream Mohair, zoo :
value. cut down to ...,Giie
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-15

rry a West vlrginlau want al.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-15
Skirt
Section

Very nearly all OF our stock
in this line has been bought
recently and up-tO.date yet ex-
tremeIy low prices we. make In
this section are In many in.
stances les than Manufacturers
cos tan dare sure to attract the
crowds walking skirts.
New desirable Gray Skirts Re.
Duced from $7.5o,to $4.e5.
$500 Black BroadcIoth reduced,
to $3.50.
$3.50 skirts at. .yss.s'
$1,000 skirts at. ..,....... 5.sS
Tn. foregoing lie only a few
samples of Price Cutting in the
Department.
re
Let nothing keep you away
we have made this Second afg
cut to unload !" fo." days ,
N,..L, .a.oLI,, At,io e,Ia
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-04-21
Sn erofer
Aufreeune.
Gbimriii6e Sramtr mOlen
Wtntralitdt alfredDt Daltem.
Sd)ub Der }rCmOCn.
Die Gjineiii1cn @eamtcn mullcn nuf
Der 5ulel Sulangia snm S6nt
Der 0remoenfplUnte Srnppen
lanocn lailen.
S(i)ub Der @rGMOCn.
Nidt fur u0tbi9 eraAtet.
2(mQp, Strabe BON syormpTa,

'FTt " ~~At
19. April.
Die YIopin5ialbedmten bietten cine
Berdtbung iiber Die S6ritte ab, Die
gu t1un mdren, Iobalo bas ruiIii1e
9ei4paber bier eti1ieae. 3ie 8sam>
ten iinb Ter 4nii9t, baB Iie auf 8db=
rung Ger yleutrQlttdt bes !0afens 8u
beiteben bdtien. Den 8ertretern Der
fremoen utd4te purbe Der 8prI9a9
eenubt oul Der SSniel 9ulangfu, auf
ipel6er I.d Die 6remoentploaie 6eftns
bet, 4ineiiide 9ruppen lanoen gu lals
len. Gtele Iollen dngeblih fur bic
MISUNDERSTANDING Der Orbnunq 1orz
gen, falls bic Rufen fdmsn. Die Son,
iuln dntporteten, DAP iie cine berars
tise Wt0Bnabme fiir unn0tbig era9tes
ten.
Die jcpaniIcben Sdiffe, pelcbe ben
Bertebr 5pii9en 9lmop unb Der SSnz
iel Sormoid termitteln, baben bic re-
seImdbigen 6a9rten eingeitelt.
Die SSapaner baben bier etn @pr=
rotbsgebGuoe, bas nit 9ebensmitteIn,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unb 4r3=
neien gefiiat ilt.
Ser britii6e Oampfer vNedtbbdnt" j,
tpel9er bier feit Dem II. 9Sebrudr liegt,
Eol unter Ieinen &oblen SaieBbeoarf
nnb Ieihte @e1diibe geluben baben,
tpeI6e fir bus ruifiide @eIdpuber
beitimmt iinb.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-04-21
gaihtiner snnitatspcrtraa.

Der gunoesiendt ratifi3irte un'
ldngit ben internationolen SdnitGt3s
nertrag, nel6er BON einem Gonpent
BON 9ertreteru fait aller Rationeu bers
einbart puroe. Ter aonoent tpor abs
gebalten poroen, nm cine Ginigung
iiber gIeidforHige UlobregsIn 3ur
Derbiitung Der peit unb Der Gbolera
berbetsufiibren. Der @ertrag betrifft
Dori4rtfteu, fIir oeren @efDlguns Die
Signdtarmd6te gu foreen idb pers
pfiidten, iobaIo peit o6er GbOlera uuf
ibrem Gjebiet duftritt; er ertbdlt Qlbs
pebrsWoBreqeln dnoerer Gdnoer gee
gen Die fir iufi3irt ertIdrten Gerrito'
rieu, Arrangements ioeid,c fir dubers
eurppdiIbe 9dE1er getroffeu 'per0en
foQen, ARRANGEMENTS fiji Qtlgsrfdbrs
ten uno 9eitimmun1en uber Ole uebers
pafdn1 uno 2lusfiibrung Der 9sr'
!eo1g QereirbaruuQen. Der Qrtitel
be8i9tiA oes Gjelben Jiebers Td9t:
.G8 niro empfobIen oab Die intereTs
Tirten qdnoer tore Souitdts sRegulo,
tionen IN FOLDER WeiIe dnosrn, odB Tie
I'm Gntldnq nit otn oer3eitieen
Gtanoe ser gBiFenf9uft bs5iiglib Der
Qltt ser llebertr.aung oes GjsIbeu lie'
bers iteben un0 por oqem besiigIit1
Der gfoGe pelhe Die Mostitos als
SrSssr Der Seine Der 9rduIbett fpte,
len.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-04-21
SdJluinOlct6auoe.
Gin gISDotnt Greiit cincn Der Sanpt.
nader Der ;Scicllidlait in idarfiter
gNeiic nn.
goitOn, !U{oii.. %. Q(priI.

%1fiiC uN.
Bolton. 9taii.. 30. 9lpriI
gu iebr Iebhoiten Nuseinonoeriebs
ungen tam es qelegentlicb Der Inter
iu4ung Der @el4dftsmstboben Der
llbero plantation Gompanp ourh bic
poitbeborben. IS beiBt, bab eins Nns
Sdbl 2tttiondre bic anoeren Qttioudre
Der 9eIenlhaTt beI6Uinoelte. Jerp!s
ndno Is. gerge5, einer Der 6duptmds
der, ipurbe BON bem Abpotoien Gbam'
berlain nidt nit SdmmetbanDfdu9en
angeiabt. Der 2lntudlt ipies nit pem
Singer dui ibn bin uno iagte; n3d5
@ilonib pieIe3 WQnuee nuroe in ben
3eitunqen per0f'entli6t uno Iein Nm
3ug mar Elm plitreiiter. f'r bat liGl
itets nit Qr0ber 1orgfalt getlei0ei uno
bic 3a6l ietner 2ln3iige 1T groB. 1ens
nod 9laube il. bab man li6 terge5i
lid benilben piiroe, II, ieinenlStlei0er'
i6rant ben 2tn3ug gu finoen, ben er
IN Solicit, 3d., trug. Nir fDernsH
inbeb beriuGen. ibn nit sinem dbnIis
den Nn3uqe tpleber ue}ultdtten.
2ll5 @riinoer bes Gsihdfts njr0
bsr e6emqlige aonarebabqsoroneis 70.
.. Suens bon 2n0anl be3eidnet, psr
ieBt in 2ieQnpten rsiit unD 3psi an
bere W{imr!arp96Her q. 70. Stsos
man unr q. G. 6orb aus Bolton.
bottsu fid in Qc aui. Die 6eisa
i6aft tcuHe an t6.i6 QaGb in Uitrs
co, m sQumi. Aai'ee uHo anners ircs
piI6e QtleQte u sr3itien. nber e.
bat f.h bsralact6elt. caB oas Gauo
in Uuflidteit nif aetauit. ionoeru
nur Elm outrali ur BEN 2(ntoui abs
oeI6loFen nuyGe 1daG9 IauisH
ieBt Glaqen BON 9gl.en eiu. biz BON
Der GeielI6ait nm i6r @elb beidptua
belt nuroen unb g1n Bat nus3srsh'
net, boB oas Defi5it ia aui $1,000
600 bslduit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-04-21
WiadipOfOk.
ss.
Sic Scr6inOnus nit Gfs D.. idcincl
Die Sapancr u6id)EciOen SIC . =.
gOrluartSr,aridl nr9 giOro,ueitcu.

G6erbin, i. 4pril.
SSn Der NaAt ocs II. Qpril fanb c II
srniter 82ria ni.att, bic GileuDa r
terbtnluug 5pii1ea G6.r,ta lino V. y
btlpQitDd 3u untsr6reGea, jnotn Elm
groBer 9aufea chinelnd,er 8lhoi.sn
einen 4n9,irf in fet g.a9e Der -tat II
Smpauho, tunhert l.eilen oltiiu pcr
@berbtn. ma9ie. Jla4 eircr fuutStn4
ben GampT FER mebrere Stnban ot!lrrs
te, pur0ep bic 8lnbiten pertr.eben
nb Serfrsut. 8iele tleinere 2(btbe:,uns
gen dineliI9sr 8dnDiten tretien i'm
&uden Der ruiiiiben Qrmee lumber,
beriaipinoen a6er, io6alo tie btrfclJt
iperben Mdn bdlt fir mc6ri6cmlicb,
baB es Mdnbiaurier finn, lpelte Iih
in ibren 00rfern 3eritreuen, menn Iie
fi9 in 8efaEr befinoen. Gs trcffen
beriaiebene MeIoungen utec elmer sros
ben llmgeDungsbenegung bet Sitljiar,
pber 6itliA Dieles Sortes Elm, ober Big
SEPT iino 0ieIe @erii2te dnId)eineflo
unbegriinbet. Die Gr0Be Der G6ars
miibel an Der Sfflante Der ruliiIchsn
@rmee, I4eint jebo4 an5u3ei8er. oaB
bic Saponer bedbiiAtigen. einsn Dor
ftpB noropitmdrts 3u MAIDEN, I'm eins
Seere5ma6t 3pif6en Gber6in unb
Waoipoitpd etn3uI9ie6en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-04-21
Snrillniielh. II. 20. 9LnriI.


Ger Seaator &Iu3 mterbreitete
cine 0orlaae. mrlo;e ben 8eipdrf.
&omntiiiGcen oo5 ,ged]t crt6ellt, mad
Dorberigcr Voif3dbitImWma 9ou0s
6itm Qetroge pon $2.U0O,000 hebufs
Beridonerlng DER Earf5 5u oerau5.
gaben.
Iie Gas. ino GIeftriIitdts. .@e'el.
idlaiten haben 3ablreide 8ertreter
nod Springficlo 9eiou0t, inn ote
glnnobme Der fiir beute aui Die "a.
ge5oromrna aclttten 8orIoge 8u Der.
binhern, iuelde elmer 5taot 0as 8edt
pie6t. fir eigene 9iectuuna @aS. unO
elefiriihe 9lulaQen }u erridten o0er
Die .Breiie 'iir Ole 9elal6tung 3u re.
guliren uno Die duQenciue 9lniiht iit
oo6iuaebcno, 01b oie 2lusiidltct iiir
ben (9eiebeutpur' iehr idmah iin6.
Tie gertrcter Ser ldnoliden @a5 uo
Observation-Disclosures erbeben EN-
groBes Sommergeidrei rnO MAIDEN
gelteno, oaB Die 9lnnobme elmer iol.
den BorIoqe gIeif)6eoeilteuo NIT II.
rem Ooultdnoiaen giltiu iet
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-04-21
Ucrhandlun9cn.
Ser fran5OiiIdc 3cfOrmplan in 3a.
rOffU NIT 2cntidllauO bciprudJen.
SscaaNia aiaidl cylcoist.
9}3ris % Q(l,rii.

&3ri5. 20. 9lpriI.
Sn Der glntpart auf cine &ritit Ger
frdn3oTIc1sa 4.agctto politit ertldrs
te Der Mtiniitsr ft5 9lusmGrtiQen Del
ta1e, beb tr jeoer5cit tereit aerpeIeH
fei, @p, 15la5su sur 81 ung iiiternas
tinndler Gu 9iegi9je;teu Gebor gu
Identep. 9s}ii8lih l}arotios ba6c er
Dem bcutTtea 9otia)dfteg in Qari8
unb oen fran30iAaea 8otIaafter in
Berlin nttget1eiLt, 0aB5rantreib mils
lens lei, Die 5IraQe 5u ey0rterr, unb
MibperfJGnnni'je, bic duftaufsn mGs
gen, auf8atIasen. !5err DelcaFe fiigs
te tin5u:
Ser Gjrun6iQB Der 6dnoelsTrei9eit
nit Ularotio lit alien &attonen 5uges
IiherI."
Ser 9renicrn.iniiter Gounier En-
nGrte, naB penn 5ydntreid 8eutfds
tano pDa otr fra8oiii4=englifhen
Eontention WittGailunQ Qema9t hdts
te, eS ou9 teypfIittct gelpeien mdre.
oIle anperen 3egierunQcr 81 bena6s
rid)tigeu. 5Frontrei6 uo1e nitOeuti6s
Lamb freunoIhafiIihe 8e3ie6ungen uns
terbdlten, bs8bal6 hdbe es ben eriten
S6ritt 3ur @inIettuug Der llnterhanbs
lunqsn 9ethan uno ernarte ieBt
9eutIhldno3 9(ntjoort. Die Regies
rung niinfte ni1t5 fe9nIiAer, als
bic frieoIide Grleoiguna Der Differen=
sen.
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;Sn einer dinciiidlcn Spinm66llc.

6apre, W}ont., 19. 9tpril.
Die 2eibe BON 2i3}ie 8ooth. einem
18 Sabre alien MtdDefn, Stiafto4ier
bon George Gorbe, lpurbe beute in Ell.
ner dineIIfen Spiumb0bIe gefunbeu.
0as Wldbhen mar nit Striemen BE-
tedt, unb Der Coroner @rab gldubt,
baB bdB bahelbe einen gelpaItfdmen
Sob erIitten hdt. Sin 6ineiiffer
SpieIer 9on 1T unter lem 8erba6ts
Der 5bdterid3aft perbaftet pprber.
Die @ngeIegenbeit bat grpBe Qufres
9un9 beruriadt.
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glernoo6 Sprinls, Colo, 90. gtpril.
Der Sefrctlr 2oeb begob iih heute
na6 Dem Sasorepier oes 9rdiioenten.
Der nerfd)ieoene Iofiunente 3u unters
5eihnen bat Tos ,S1gorepier III ooIl.
Itanoia eurh g9ohe1 abgeiperrt. uno
es peroen nur iolhe Qerioneu ourh.
9elaiicn. mclde nit Der @inpiaigung
0e5 Irdiieenten tommal.
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Tirloaatie.
!6nt bic Tifcrcn5cn smiiden RannmG
nuO Den Sereinigtcn Staateu in
Grouung gebradjt.
,N1lIl.l0tOn. %. NIpri

SEdl).H0ton 20. Iprtl
Inter ben 1eute beroficntli9ten
biplomatiId,en &DSteiptn en3en Detins
BET iih Der 23eriG]t bes 0eIanoten
Barrett in 4anamd, neI6er li9 duf
bic b.n ben 0,ueral 6uertas pers
Eu4te ReDolution be5iett. IS beiBt in
oem BerIbi 0aB nab oer @ntlaiIung
oes 0enerals 41uertaa iiini5iq unbez
ruffnete Goloatcn. gefll8t pou elmer
groBen Wleai1enmenge, por bem gRea
gierun9s sqebduoe erIdienen unb Die ios
fortigs 2tusb3ablunq ibrer 20bnung
perldn ts9 nadcem Die gRegierung il.
nen cine 5lDeimallge 3dbiung in 2luss
iift eeitellt hate. Der Geidnote Bars
rttt peronIdhte ben Gjeneral @uaroid,
ben G3oibaten 81 ertIdren. baB lie bic
&coinqungen ter Reaieruna annebmen,
ooer fie 6plgen tragen miiBten. bd nii
Der. Stoaten fbon bofiir iprgsn piirs
ben, baB ir5eno pgI6e lluruben feline
ipeitere Nobrung fdnoen. 9arduf
hotten bic GolDaten iid 3ufrieoen err
Hart.
qtus elmer GrtIGrunq Der Re9ierunq
BON banana iit eriihtlid. oaB Tie nit
Der SeifnunQ Der 6dfen Der 9anomGs
gone in bohem 8robe unsufrrnen mar
unb iie aIs einsn lle6erQrifT betrdds
tete, ber nift 1eouloet neroen f0nne.
@etduntlitb iolgte oarauf bic Grtlds
runQ Der geQierunq cer Ger. Stadten,
RAP nan o6ne eina 9erot6unq nit pus
mama teine Sfritte in bieIer Ric6tlnQ
unternehmer moGe, Iomie Der geIu&
bes arieqsislretdrs 5aft.
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2r. 6eorg Sod.
Die &crbanSlnng Der MiOronnflnge
aeaen SenicIben beaOnnen.
W}onfotp. !p}inn.. 20. g[pril.

Wtontato, Ninn., 90. 9lpril.
Sier begonn Der speite pro5eB ge>
gen ben 3abnar3t Or. @eorg 8o6.
ipel6er unter Der 2tntIuge itebt. in Nerp
Him, ,Minn., Ieinen Gioalen, oem3abn'
orst Or. 6. u. Gebbarot, ermorpet gu
baben. Sn oem eriten 9ro3eb, Der in
Nep 1llm Itattfanb. fonnten Die Sc
f6nprenen ii6 nidht einigen. Die 9ers
tbeibi9ung bebauptete, baB in 8ep
Him Elm 9prurtbsiI gegen Or. Sob
hsrrfde, tpeshoI6 Der pro3sb nah bies
fer fleinen Stubt perlegt purbe.
Der San bat Defenders untsr Der
beutiden gep6Iterung grobe 2tufmertz
fdmteit erregt, ba bos 9erbre6en nit
beTonberer grutalitGt ousgefiibrt
purbe. Mun funb, bab bem Grmors
betsn, beFen 2ei3e in ieiner Sffice
esfunben ipuroe. nit einem Sammsr
Der S4doel eingef9logen mar.