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Arizona republican., 1905-10-17
STREET RAILWAY PERMIT
The Supervisors Issue One to PhOe-
nix Railway.

The matter of transportation facili-
ties to the territorial fair ground has
been finally disposed of, and there
will be no further pickering and delay.
For several days officers and members
of the territorial fair association have
been endeavoring to effect an arrange
ment between the street car company
and the board of supervisors. Yester-
day afternoon a delegation from the
association appeared before the board,
presented a letter from the association
setting forth the action of the asso-
citation empowering the committee to
ask for a permit in the name of the
Phoenix Street railway. A form of the
permit was presented. It does not pro-
pose a change of the plans under
which the company had begun to build
a line when it was stopped by the re-
vocation of the Dunbar franchise. It
authorized the company to use TWEEN
ty-five feet of the northeast side of the
avenue, work to be begun on the line
| Immediately. and completed within
three months. The avenue was not to
| be iuterfered with more than was alb
| soIutely necessary. The single line of
| poles is to be not less than four feet
from the track The track is to be
built on a grade a little higher than
the curb line. on account of the water
which frequently reaches that height.
The company is to gravel its right of
way for two feet on each side of the
| track. or if the supervisors prefer it
will plank the track between the rails
and for the width of a foot on each
side.
The board raised a single objection
to the form of the permit. It thought
/ that a width of twenty five feet was
more than was necessary for the use of
the road, and cut this figure down to
| sixteen feet. providing though, that
/ where switches are required. ten addi-
| tional feet would be allowed. In this
form the permit was granted. 1t
| should be stated that another condition
of the permit is that it does not pre-
| judice the claims of either the board or
the company in the controversy regard
! ing the Dunbar franchise.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-17
DEATH OF FRANK N. TURILL
A Young Han Who Once Resided in
Phoenix.

The following from the issue OF Oc-
tober 5, Of the La Voz Publica, pub
lished at Santa Rosa, New Mexico re-
lates to the death of a young man very
well known in Phoenix:
Judge Frank NJ. Turrill who died at
Santa Rosa, n. NJ, October /, 1905,
was born at Pleasant Ridge. a suburb
of Cincinnati, Ohio, on St. Valentines
Day, 1867. His father, H. B. Turrill.
was q well-known lawyer in Cincin-
natl, where he and a brother Of de-
ceased, Geo. A. Turrill, continued the
practice of law.
In early life the subject of our
sketch entered the postal service. and
for eight years was chief clerk in the
Cincinnati postofice.
Ill health compelled him to resign
and he spent several years in Phoenix.
Arizona and Southern California. On
his return to Cincinnati he attended
the law school, from which he gradual
ed in 1895 He again sought health in
North Carolina, Arizona and Califor-
MIA.
In 1898 he organized CO. X, Eleventh
Ohio Volunteers, for service in the
| Spanish war The regiment, however,
was not mustered in the service, as
Ohio had only ten regiments in the
/ field Determined to go to Cuba, ne
: entered the postal service, where he
served with honor in Havana and CT
/ enfuegos. In Havana he had the vel
| low fever.
On his return to Ohio, he concluded
to come to Santa Rosa, where he has
! been located since September, 1901
Here in January last, ne was nomin-
ated and unanimously elected justice
| of the peace, an office he discharged
with fidelity and good judgment. Dur
! ing his residence here he made numer-
/ Gus friends. He was unmarried.
His brother, in response to a tele-
! gram from DR.. Bakes, hurried 10 Santa
! Rosa, but arrived too late to see Judg'
| TurriII alive The funeral was helC
| at the Baptist church, Of which de
nomination deceased was a consisten
member, the sermon being by Rev
! Milton Reece, of Tucumcari, and thu
remains were buried in Evergreen
| cemetery.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-17

been heard of at Salome. Many started
out with only as much water as could
be carried in a beer bottle, expecting
that to last in the burning sun
through 9 stretch of forty miles of
sand and waste.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-17
BAD HEADACHES gen

A BAD HEADACHES gen
@N orally arise from bad stOm-
SAAXo achS. Foul breath. bitter
~AS&H taste. coated tongue. sour
eructatiOns or belching OF
W. ~ gas. are common symptoms
ID * /ESA though not all present in
AZ W HI&Z every case. To cure, take
ga $SHg small doses, only one or two
VH& w. each day, of old DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets, the Origi-
nal Little Liver pills, first put up by him over
30 years ago. One or two laxative three or
four cathartic-
Arizona republican., 1905-10-17
CURE PERMANENT

''Your letter of the 10Th inst. re-
ceived, asking in regard to the cure of
my baby some six years ago. Well,
the disease has never returned to her
head which at that time was a solid
sore on top and down the back"
MRS. VIM. RIVER, Elk River, MINI.
Feb. rs, 1903.
Sold throughout the world Cutieura Resolvent, Soc
Tin form of Chocolate Coated Pills. 2Jc. vial of COZ,
Ointment, Soc. Soap, DC. Depots: London, q Charter
house So Paris Rue de Ia PGi; Boston 137 Columbus
Ave. Potter Drug & Chem. Corp, Sole PrJprieioEs.
DS-Send for "How TO Cure Eczema"
Arizona republican., 1905-10-17

This wonderful g Prescription " imbues
the entire nervous system with natural,
healthy vitality; gives elastic vigor to
the delicate organism specially concerned
in motherhood. and makes the coming
of baby entirely free from danger and
almost free from pain.
II wish to state that I have used Doctor
Pierce's Favorite Prescription with very good
results" writes Mrs. Katie NJ. Annis. of HUd-
son. New Hampshire. UHad been in poor
health for over four years and had been
twice in the hospital My husband brought
some of your FavOrite Prescription and 1t
has carried me easily through my last Two
cODfnements We are now blessed with two
healthy children. and l am sure your medi-
cine has done me more good than all the
other treatment have ever received"
Arizona republican., 1905-10-17

Erectors and repairers of wind mills
and pumps. Bassett & Barker, 307 S.
Twelfth avenue.
Win the RUBY Flour Bread Prize!"
Arizona republican., 1905-10-17
The FANHER FINDING
The COrOnsr's Jury Says Death Re.
suited From Exposure.

The inquest on the body of NJ. c.
Farmer. found on the desert twenty
five miles west of Winters Wells. was
concluded yesterday by Acting Coro-
ner Burnett. That jury found that 50
Arizona republican., 1905-10-17
NothIng Successes Like Success.
DR. HEBSARD
IS KNOWN THROUGHOUT
THE SOUTHWEST As 4
Leading Specialist
IN CHRONIC DISEASES

He has the confidence
and patronage Of the
leading business men,
and most prominent
citizens of Arizona. The
noctnr a graduate off
Arizona republican., 1905-10-17

Nothing makes people hate you more
than for you to get along better than
they don. Y. Press.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-17

Tho Stein Bloch Wool Test consists ofa
boiling SClUtioa Of ysltcr and cs-ustic potash,
the chC Lnical action Of which dissolEeG wool
but Tot cotton The two sam pies here
shown were originally Of the 81 me length
the test proved one 10 DC al wool, ccnsunl-
ing the part immersed and leaving only the
black cned edge. The other proved 20 be an
adulteration containing = Large PSI ceut q
mercefiZed cotton.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-17

Railroads must make an awful lot
of money out of the new cooks they
carry to the suburbs and back.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-17
MRS. E. M. MosHER,

1916 Wright ST., Los Angeles, CAL,
(Formerly of PhOenix)
Invites correspondence with Arizona
ladies, relative to purchasing dry
goods, garments, ETC., for them in Los
Angeles. Exact attention given all or
ders. Goods properly bought and
promptly shipped.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-03

Or. WcS bone gcitorbcn.-
Gr. Somcs i. WfcSbonc, iriiber itoo.
tiiher SonitGts . Gommill1r, lit &c.
tern iril6 in iciner @obnung, Nr.
1915, Sit ; Nortb /. gpcnltc, gcItor'
bclt. Gr lit ieit DEM Sooc lciner
Satin Dor ntcbrcrcn Sabrelt ar9ter'
penlGbmlung. Or. WcSbane lulroe
Dor "a Sobren bier in Baltimore &C.
boren mo grobrlirtc nod Dem 9elil'
DIE oc$ .2opolu d. Golcg" bon Der
,Morpl1nocr llniocriitGt" oils Ir5t.
Or. SonleS j. WtcS bonc modte iid
m0breno Der 9lottern , Gpioentic in
1882 uno 1888 icbr nm bns @obl
Scr 9iirgerihoit pcroicnt uno luor
oils Snlpinr5t oft Sng unO Nodt ouf
ocn 9eincn. SpGter muroc erSiiliS.
Sunii1tS . GommiII1r, unb ais Gr.
Hpbe ltorb, iuur0c er iclblt Commit.
iGr i'm Sabre 1890 lli0 Dicnte als loi.
der bis 1898. @Gbrcno l%cinerT ienit.
5eit bat Or. WcSbolle picle Wabre.
gelt I'M Sntcrciie Der 8erbeiierung
oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der Stoot Ill
Den Observation-Disclosures olrd)'
geleBt. Als lcine Satin Dor oret
Sobrcn itnrb, nit uclder or iebr
glildIl6 gclcbt bot, nabm or lid oet
S6log 10 lebr 5li Screen, Dab er nod)
Dem ST. slgnes . Soipitol" gebradlt
lucroen mltBtc. Gr bintcrlobt ieine
Muttcr, 8rou anna WcSbone, unb
finn Sobilc ullo 5lpei Sohter. 2ie
9~eiiesung finbct morgen friib nod
eil1er Gequiem . Meiie in Der ct.
Eouls : Stride al ser Gfe bon Gdro.
line. lno SliperitraBe aus ouf oct
Bonnie Yrue . Cemetery" ltott. Gr.
McSbonc lpor felt einer &eibe BON
Subren Mitglieo Der paatboliIden
@obltb1tigfeits 9egion. "Seln frltp'
5eitiees Siniheioen miro bon leiiielt
pielen 6relnben auf oas aufridtiglte
b~etrauert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-03

Srou i. Sd)ub, Sri. emma Hotb,
6rou y. 9rononer, 6rou Sp. Setter
Jam, 6rou s. Dell. 5rnu M, Gibio
uno Sod)tcr, Sri. &. @ilot, Sri. %.
Sooro; ierner Sr. mo 6rau $. Sloe-
miirtcl, SS. George, Intbonp, Mn
orep, Sobn mo Sorrp OloenilrteI.
Sr. uno Srou Sobn Giblsfp, Gam.
renee llllo Senrp Gibulsfp. Iltglllt
Hiede, 6rall Com. OIbemiirtel, 6ralt
2ino liner, Sr. uno 5rnu Iuguit
Sdlumann, Srou Worp @obel, Sri.
Gliiobetb @otel, Sri. augulte Gngel-
borot, SRI. 81. 3 1t. u. III. Sr.
Geo. OloetpiirtcI iiberreihte Den bel.
Den Oumen je eincn bcrrliden 9lu.
menitrnuB nit ber5liden Wiinlhen
fiir ibr Wobler9eben altf Der Heilc
utb %gelunoc @iebcrfcbr.
Tiele Srernointclt ltlo 9cfonnte,
onrunter audi piele ibrer Sdiilcrin.
men in Der Yor5euan J.. Mulerei, Der.
obldieoeten lid an 9pro oeS 0ams
piers BON 6rat &. Z. Gubolpb uno
Sod)tern, mcld)c g~c0enfen, it'd etiua
led}s Wonatc lang M eitid)lano alti.
5ubultett. Sic pcroen Berlin, Ores.
Den, 9ao Scplis unb Miinhen beiil.
dcn mo cine Hbeinreiie mad)en.
Srul, Huoolpb geoenft auBerbem,
l%ueitere Walihioien 81 treiben. Die
aoiiite Der Sdeioenoen ipar bon 9lu,
mcnitrdllBen id)on geidniidt. "a.
runter iparen aud niisIide Heiie'
iahen BON Srn. .. q. Stcinualo.
@n Yorb perabihieocten iif BON
ibnen Sr. 6. Z. 8libolpb. 8ntte Der
Iruu @uoolpb, Srou ". SteinipuIo,
6rou IoeIe arumlbiegel, 6ruu Selmo
Tuppcl, Sr. 3. =. Steinwalo nebit
1ron uno aino. ssrnl W. aaiftiic,
6rou $. aretel, Sr. nnb 6roil
Yieiier II. u. III. HE"e
Irau gillette aolualif uito SRI.
gillette @eltermonn bon galtimcrc
pcroen Seiien Gnrnlitaot beiit)eil
uro aitd) cine Sahrt nod 8onlrterl'
E1und,eultuS Sic nucrbcly pieSi RstNltF
lang ,o'raubcn" bleiben. I'm Vcro
perabihieoeten iih pom ibnen Sr.
Ybil. Meiiingcr, q. golmar II. U. NJ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-03
Gin bic Scicr!

Ecriuncn, mrldJc bic StaSt iuGb.
rcnS Der Commemorate Orrlaiicn,
f6nnrn ocn y9cntidvcn GorrcipOnoen.
fen" nnb oas SOnntagsblatt fir Go
Gcnts pro WOnat (nad) europa fir
St.30) per Eoit 5n9cididt crbalten.
Gcdt5citiac Nnmclonn9 Der gorciic
fir ben CONNER, cbeniu bcs ctiuaigcn
@cdicls ocriclbcu iino i'm Sntcrciie
Der Gcicr crluinid)t, nm llntcrbrc'
dung in Der 3nicnonng bcS SlattcS
AT pcrbitcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-03
,GbcmniB" abacfnhrcn.

Der Tumpicr pcrloBt nit ctipo so
9oiiitclr. uno 100 3~lpiidenoeds.
Vaiiu0icrcn Baltimore. a6s
idicOsiccnen otf oem Gambler
lu0 Vicr. - WtltttCr un0 Sinoer
5ltriid %8ciunot.
Ger Qompicr nGbemnib" bonn
.Noro0ulti0cn 2Iopo," Gopitdn s.
,<onsclL iu6r Qcltern NodJrnitto9 nit
etuo so aaiiiten. un6 100 3luiId)cn.
beds EoiiaQierctl bon hicr nah @rcs
mcrbuucn 5ltriid. Die iibIihcn NIB.
id)ico2icCncn ipieltcn it'd an Noro 0ca
Campers uto nui ocm Yler alb, ood)
mobl nod ME lob man ulf clllclt
1umpicr 10 piele id,0ltc 9lltmeI'
itrGllBc, mcldc ben SheioenOcn il6cr-
reiht muroen. Wobl Oa5 qr0Bte @e'
iol0c pom %tSreunoen mo 9etnnntcn
bottcn 6rou g. Shonlein, Satin ocS
bcfanttcn 8oumeiiterS Srn. 2orcn5
Sd0mIcin, mo Sri. g~liiabetb 0loc.
miirtc(, Eod)tcr ocS befonnten STINT
o%enid)nciocr3 Sru. Sp. OIocniirtel.
Srou Shonlein miro Dor 9(Qem ibreu
Batter, @rn. Sp. OlbcmiirtcI IN @rc-
mcrbuocn, beilthen. 0erielbe lit 81
Sabre alt uno 5rau SfonIcin bat
i'm ieit 81 Sobren nidt gelcbcn.
Onnn bcilld)t lie III 9npcrn Die &c
idOuiItcr ibrc3 @nttcn ltto nladIt 10.
bonn cine Hbcinreiie uto beiudt aud,
Die Sdluci5. Sri. Ol6cniirtcl mad)t
gemciuiom nit ibrer Gontc, 6rut
Shonlcin, 6icie Heiie. 0eioen %.
men nltrOcn ifone StrduBe iiber.
reidt lulO berSIide glbifieosluorte
mllr0en ibtcn ST Sbeil. Inter Den
Ticlcn, Ole lih an 9or0 BON ibnen
perobi6ieoeten. beionoen iid Sr. so.
ren5 Sdonlein uno 6omilic, Sr.
Gomoro aramer lulo 6rall, @r. mo
Srau Snul, Sr. uno 6rait ,3inlmercr,
Trou =. 9rnllcr uno Sod)tcr, 6rnu
Wibcl lno Iod)tcr, 6rou Sp. Curing,
Sralt Scroll, 6rou 5. 6. GonntcB,
6rou i. arntel, Sri. u. GonntcB,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-03
Ius Baltimore GOnntg.
Jtepublitouer I'M GomtD mo ibrc
ErlmGrnoblcm @lollc mo

Neplblitouer I'M Golmtu mo ibrc
ErimGrfuoblcn. |lollc mo
groite auqcn i;clcn. Serldic-
oenes aus ocnl Golu1tp.
Die Hepublifoncr non Baltimore
eountp boben bcihloicn, lbre Eris
maripoblen bon GcIc9otcn SIT Den
County, Suoi5iul Il. @cIcB9ebllnGS.
Gonpcntionen an -. Allgltlt ob5n-
bolten, un1 Die Gonprntloncn finocn
am %. Auault itott. A(on iprid)t oo,
bon, bnB GonoiootuH iiir ooa Amt ocS
ObcrrihterS oe9 3. <0i5iolsSreiieS
uno oeS 8eirihtcr9 0ciicIbcn areiIeS
ouIgeitcat merocu iollcrL NM gegct
Hifter q. G6orlc9 Nurfc mo 6rorf
IS. Sltncolt ouiNttrcttl.
9lou uno Gran itcgt bci'm
n9obp Sbom".
81 Sort, 9oltimorc.Gountp bot
gcItcrn cine iogcnomatc o@obnS bom"
ltottgeIunoen. bel lpclher lid Slln.
0erte bon Wiittcru nit ibren fleinen
SproBlingen %einionOcn. Gic Mus.
ltcliIng" iultr6c pon Den Sonntago'
idulcn Der flint biitoflihsmetbobilti-
lhcn airhcn inn 2ouA 8reen Circuit
pero~nltoltet. 9rcl FrcOiGer, Die SS.
9. u. Sobbs, 6. :. BetcrS lulo s.
$. Mtorib, iungirtcu ais EreiSridter
ltno iiber 1900 Ecrloncn botten 'ih
eingeiunocn. Sp0t Ncitcrn Nod)mit-
tag goben Die Yrci2rid)tcr tire Grlt-
ideioung ob. Sjc cntihicben, boB
2oliie Sfiib, Die ) Sabre nlte Sohs
fer bon Srn. mo 6rou Gobn ShilB
bon Upper Sails, Ooa bilbI6cltc OfoO.
den nnb StonIc0 s.. Hlticnbod, l6
.Wonntc alt, Sobn pon Srt. mo Srolt
$. Hufenbad) BON Wtt. &iIto, Der
biibideite anobc lei. GnS W0od)cn
lit blono uno bot Groltc Iltgen iinO
Der anobe belibt bIoltc Nrl0en uno
lodiges Soor.
s. ii \ ner BON ottcn &c.
t00tCt.
Srou Glort Scott pom G%olpcbnrg
betlogt Den Serlllit BON ilber 20 iunz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-03

Sr. S(uguIt Sorn, 3eidner i'm
.Sobn3 SoptinS' Soipitol," benltbt
ieine,Serien 81 elmer S5eanreile. Nad)
gliidlid)er Nnfunit in BREMEN miro
or ieinen @ltern in 2eip5ig cincl fur
Sen 9eiud) ubltotten unO idon ain 81.
Inglit nit Dem 0ampicr nOloen-
burg" Die Hiidreiie antretclt.
EoItor s. 3ied bon buffalo, "a
y, Der in Baltimore g~eborcn it, be
9lebt lid aus ADMINISTRATIONS
nnd) Der oltcn SeimotD. Die YoItn,
rem Weper uno s(pib ltno Suicl.
WilIiondr Stiirden pcrabid,ic0ctcn
lid an Voro bon ibnt.
Sr. Scrmonu 9remitoQcr, Satin
un0 5luci Sinoer, begeben lifj nod1 Der
Nnfumit IN Bremen 5llerlt mad,
@oDcrn, no lic IN Sbcrirnlfet Ger.
monote beIud)en; ooln fabren tic nab
Sol, Wilnhen. Berlin, Dresden mo
2eip5ig, MADDEN cine Ibeinreiie INN
feGrcn Damn Wieoer mad, Baltimore
5uriid. Nm 9or0 ucrobldliebeten iid
bon i6ncn: Sr. Otto Shleier mo
1rou, Sr. 6ron5 mo Sralt, s. aleil,
s.. @cder, 6rou Sp. Sums, 8rar 5.
Sobn, 6rnu Gacrstird), 6rou $.
Nobn 6rou e. 2oren5, Sr. 5. aI6b
uno Strait lSobn 6rot5 lnto 6olniIic,
@r. 8. @ouomup II. ". III.
Grourige VI ii dfebr.
6iinf5ebn Gimon0crer Wtrocn
olli Dem Qompicr nud) 0eutIdlano
5uriif gcionot, pa ibnen bier Die
2onbung niht gcItnttct muroe. In.
fer ibnen bciinoct lid mlh cine 6roll
Milbclminc @oocIlo nit ibren -orci
ainoern. Qie 6ron fam Dor GINGER
Belt olli Dem GornpIer ~6runfinrt"
nit ibrem @ottcn bier on, nrtrOc ie.
boh 5uriid gCboIten, ga tic AT Era-
donlo leioet. &br Mnnn lllbr nod)
icincm @citimmIngSorte, &roiil,
ESlto., mciter mu0 crbielt oolelblt gliid
lid)er @eiic ioiort cine Tnitcllung.
@r lebte iid) nit Dem 8oicn . Dtiilio.
mar Stilrden bicrlclblt III Tcrbin
Dung uno oicicr iorgtc ooiiir, ooB Die
6rou nlti Scr Gildreiic nud) Geutlh.
lono BON Dem Nr5tc Der nGbenniB,"
Der Elm Spc5iuIiit iilr Gllgcntranfbei-
ten lit, IN &%Cbnnblung genommen
mo Damn IN Bremen elmer Nugcntli-
nif ilbcrgebcn miro. IS lit moglid),
ooB Die Srull bcrcit8 in Orei Wonu.
ten gebcilt miro mo Damn mieocr
bierber folnlnen tam. mornlli ibrcr
S%anoung Nidts cnt9e9cn itebcn miro.
SDrem SerIobtcn in bic
Nrme.
Inter Den &niiltcn . Gollagicren
ocS 0nnpiers beiinoct iid olld) Sri.
Inuo S6iniug, cin bilbldeS oelt-
ideS WfGof)en, meId)eS nod Ssnns
briid reiit, nm iid) ooielbit nit ibrem
8crlobtcn trnlten SIT loiIer. Die 6rls.
6riou HoBlcr uno Hoiolie 6eencp
begleitetcn tic bis an 9oro.
Ser d) ieoencs.
Ger Camper y9reslau" pom
.Noroo. 2lopo" miro nGd)lte ISOLDE
bier ernartct. Gr bringt etlpu 1000
Yuiiogiere bicrbcr.
Der Sdooner n0ccrinG" Der ON
Sicnltog nabe Dem Sn5orctb- 2eitft.
bollie o%uiliei, miroc gcltern Wtorgen
mieocr ilott gcntodt unO Iettc Die
6obrt tort.
Die Gisbootc oHotrobe" mo oIn.
nopoliS" merocn sur 3eit reporirt
uno %rcuopirt. Die Soften betragen
$4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-03
IaS @cttcr.

Sir Worplono lnO ben Giltritt
Columbia ihonc9 Mcttcr mo moro.
mcitlihc @in0c.
Yer b0ditc Recommendations mar
50 @roo INN > llbr NuhnittogS.
Ger nicorigitc (bcrmomctcrlton0
mar q @rob nm 6 ltbr Worgcno.
Wittlcrcr Noromctcritono 29.99.
Ger bofitc (bcrmomctcrltou0 Der
lctten 81 Stln1ocn in nofiol0cnbCn
StGotCn mar mic iol9t: Guitport 81,
FortlonO 7G, @olion SO, Nlbonp 80.
Gem : Port so, @nrrioburo rs, Ehi,
loOClpbin 81, NtIontic GitD rs, Gupe
Yop IS, Nnibin9ton so, Noriolf 81.
Snttcrna so, Charlotte Sc, Wilminn4
ION g, Gbnrlclton 80, Sopannob ST,
Sadlonpiac 50, Supitcr Sc, &epg8cIt
SO, Atlonto Sc, Wontgomcrp ST.
Ncp . Orleans SS, Hnleitine SO, @ol,
pelton 30, Corpus Gbriiti %, Wcnl.
pbia 80, Cincinnati 81, Eittsblrrg Is.
Oslucgo IS, buffalo a. Glcpclono
40, Gctroit IS, Nlpcno 70, Mnrqncttc
Ga, Green Dan "A, Chicago rs. OH,
luib IS, ct. Eoul so, ct. 2ouiS Sc,
aonIoS GitD 81, Smobo SO, &lirnn
80, 9iSmord 50, Miuiiton so, Noprc
so, Scleno "a, Sult 2ufe Gitp 80,
Icnpcr 81, Norib Vloitc 81, Goo0c.
Gitp SO, amoriIIo SO, Cos AngcIca7l.
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2ufalbcridtc aus @aibingtun.
Gle 3obI Is brahte II II.
lii #.

Sic 3nbl Is bradte II IL
gliid.
Gaa Smith, cine I'M Eoii5eiaeridt
bcfonntc Eerionlidfcit, purbe ge-
tern oooon iibcr5cugt, Dob Is cine
ungliidlihe 3obI iiir tie lit. Gaa
bate Curt, cs feblte ibr ober ot
Mittellb Inn oenielbcn SIT %itilc1,
mcSbul6 tic bic @ciltter in Seoton'
Iort INN miloc @obcn anflebte.
sic erjGbIte bobei cine trollrige 8e.
id)idtc ilbcr ibrc grobe 6onilie mo
ibre 9totblngc, iucld)c lie nit etleit
Sb~rGncnitront begleitcie, oo lie Illr
ibrc lieben 9inbcr feline NabrltngS'
mittel bobe. Sic iuur lllgciuobnlid)
criol0rcid IN ibrcr SbGtigfeit. ocrt
5poli Ecrionen Die lie onbettelte,
lieBen iid ertpeideu, Die orei5ebnte
4erion jcoodD, Der lie ibr 2cib flogtc,
mar Scr in Gipil eeflciocte Yoli5ilt
Gbuor08, pclder tic pcrboitete. SSm
Holi5cigcri6t ,purbe Guo geItern
Morgen bcs @ogobunoircnS id)rloig
befunocn unb fir 5Wci Wonote nod
Dem Irbeitsbouic acinnot.
&ootIi6c r II nj oil.
@obren6 Der % Sabre olte Sobn
Nolon onl Iebtcn Gienltog Nadmit'
tag cin 5enIter i'm piertcn Stodipcrt
OeS PORTLAND. Sotels" rcinigte, Der.
lpr or icincn Solt al Dem 6enitcr.
robnncn uno ~itiir5tc 5ur Groe. Gor.
iibCrgebcnoc boben ocn 9eiuuBtloicn
olf llno licbcn i'm nod Gem ygner.
gcrcp= SoipitoI" bringer, no CT lid)
10 lucit crboltc, oaB CT ieinen Homen
orQCbcn fonntc. Gr bottc einelt
idlimmcr Sd)G6elbrltd) unb onoere
@%crlctungcn c"rlittcr mo Itorb bolo
nod ieincr Mnfltnit I'M SoIpitol.
Tolon lpor unocrbcirotbet mo Itoiro
IN 0icnItct Ser nNtotionol @inoolu
Cleaning Comp" Coroner Ncpltt
untcriuhte bcn Sail mo iteute einer
oui llnioQ lolltenocn Sobtenldfin
aus. &crluanbte bcS Serltnglildten
muroen bcnohri6ti0t, ipeld)c Die
2eide fiir bic &orbereitungen sur
@ecrbi9ung nod ieiner lcbteir @ob'
ming. Nr. %, a-StroBc, NprolpcIt.
idoifcn Iicben.
IngebIiher 9 d ~
Scr Eoli5ei pilrbc beriftct, Dab
ein Morn, Der lid) fir eiper aus
&iihincii bel ocn Oorti9cn llnruben
cntflo6enen Huiicn ollSgicbt, Die DC
mo6ncr Ser 9ulbeSbaltptltoot I'M
miloc @o6en eriudt, bonlit CT lib
bier cine l,cl,e Griitcn5 bc9rilnoeh
fonne, nobci CT cin nit Tobblner
Stern umter5ei6ncteS gefolIhteS
Sdreibcn por5eigt. Capt. Voarbmot
benodrihtigte sic perihiebencn Fo.
li5riltotionelr per Telepbon unb ORC.
ilcte Die Eerboitung bcs ongeblldct
Shninolers an. Nod) Ger 0cldrci'
bltng itcbt Der @ittiteller I'M Ilter
bon iingciGbr 40 Su6rert, init tlr5
Qcidnittcncm bIonoclt Bart ltno
trGgt cinen Shlopp9ut.
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Sournicr 5u Is y $.
otlIe. - Sn S%toooor6'S SotCI mo
Folmgurten 5lt GutorspiQc iin0Ct
an 10. augnit cin orobcS SolrniCr
itott. bel meldcnl 500 al Die prei9.
gefr0ntcn Sitter pertbeilt ncrOcn.
Grwortet cincn aump t..
- Eoli5eimorid)nQ Snrnon muroe
grltern 9totmittug pont Teteftip. ga.
pit1n Enmpbrep bon Mlbnnp, q. o.,
aus tclcgrdpbild) benahrid)tigt, oab
er in Ilbnnp sic NllSliefcrlngS 30.
pierre filr Mortbn @ienS, Wurton
Wicns. alias Sronf 0upiS, mo Or.
iparb Hilcp, alias Gomoro Inpia, or.
holten babe uno nod) @~tiinlo 5ltriid.
gcbe. 2as 5rio lit in Buffalo inter
Der Nniduloiaung pcrbnitct, Den
@eriiih genladu SIT bobelt, Die .llni-
teo StroBenbabn p. @cieQid)oit" bon
Baltimore UNI $4,000 i'll beidmin.
oeIn onrh cine idwinoelboite Sd)o,
Scneriabtlage, Capt, Hluppbrep icle,
~9rapbiric, er btfiirdte, boS Sric
meroe IN Den 8eridtcn aegen ieinc
TnsIieierun5 fampien.
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6cnng's icin gcr6itctc Saficcs

meroen in alien S%toottbcilcn bon
Baltimore pcrfalit. Die por5iigIihc
anolitot nno mGbigen Breiie MAIDEN
o%ielelben gcroor5u bcriibmt.
S.0.acnnp Gp., Sbcc, &aiicr, 3ndcr.
tapriIb,i SiSoSu)
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GrIag ibrcm 9rouowmn II.
ben 6ram Gable .. Sbompion.
neIde Dor %einigen Wohen IN ibrer
Nobnung. 9r. 223, Norb.@olie.
etrabe, III lt}SteIaiier @aioIin /. Or
pfplion idnper pcrbrolut wuroe, ct.
log aeltern.W orgen nm | llbr ibren
granoipunecn. Coroner Or. Gori.
Tiers entidicb, DAB elm Soo ourd,
lInfaQ porliegc.
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9lrtbmr ". Mobiom,
wr. ia7. ca.saaImore.s traas

Yafuae Nutariats /. Wcib,uediet.
gnttam. "a Sdifisfarfcn adt oIe
r.ainicn. Meiiepdiie, @c6ieI,
@cIomcdieI uuo geIoienonngen.
(spriI4,tO
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sdiffsfarten BON nnb mad Teutid.
lamb.

Bon Baltimore Bis Bremen: SEA.
iiite $50; ~Wremcn-9altimorc bis
gum /. MugnIt $3.50; bonn 1. Ius.
bis /. Ropember $3.50 unb $62.50.
Munoreiie gu biniserem Yreiie.
lbcu. $. 9ieucr & S., 3itnmer Nr.
3, ia Oit.2crinaton.S Str. (323-l
Nomlanb'S tiirfiide HGber.
gsnttable.Nshaxte. Pskamt ssses. etets siftS.
(SuIi0, zee