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Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1905-11-01
FUTURE QUEEN
MAKES GOOD
BUTTER

LONDON, Oct. 3O-Some of the pa
pers have been printing a great deal of
nonsense about Prince and Princess
Charles of Denmark since the announce
ment of the selection of Prince Charles
for Norway's king. The selection has
been described as an excellent thing for
Prince Charles from a peeuniary stand
point. But the truth is that the prince
is far from being one of the penniless
prineelets of whom so much is heard
His parents are among the richest
royal personages of Europe, and upon
his marriage to Princess Maud of
Wales, a settlement of at least half
million sterling was made upon Prince
Charles.
Without having any one specially
pronounced talent, Princess Charles has
number of accomplishments that
should recommend her in the eyes of her
future subjects. A lake of consider
able size in the Sandringham grounds
gave her an opportunity early in life
of becoming an expert oar in the sum-
mer time, and skater in winter, while
the young princess is also very fond
of hockey and other winter sports. One
demure little accomplishment claims
notice, and it is one that is esteemed
highly by the fair daughters of Nor
way. Princess Charles is an excellent
and can make good butter.
She has often amused herself in this
way in the exquisite little dairy which
her mother had built for herself at San
dringham.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1905-11-01
Of
LEAD AND
ZINC

WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 3O-Ae-
cording to a report issued today by
the United States Geological Survey,
the year 1904 was a prosperous one for
the lead and zine mining and smelling
industry of the United States, and
year of extraordinary expansion in the
production of spelter. The total gross
production of lead in the country is
given as 3O7 900 short tons, valued at
$26, 4O2 900.
In the Mississippi valley the produe-
tion of lead increased considerably dur
ing 1904, and this increase is still GO
ing on. In the lead-zinc regions of
southwest Missouri and southeast Kan
sas the production Of lead approached
the record of 1901. The principal pro-
dueing camps were Joplin, Webb City,
Carterville, Galena, Duenwig, and Gran
by. In southeast Missouri further pro-
gress was made by an increased activity
among the older mines.
The Occur 'Alene district of Idaho
is the most important single lead pro-
ducing district in the United States.
The lead contents of the output of these
Idaho mines is given as 1Os.S54 short
tons. In Colorado, Leadville continues
to be the principal lead-prOdueing camp.
Fresh discoveries at Leadville hold out
the promise of a considerable increase
in the production. Utah has increased
its output by enlarged operations in
the Tintie district.
The production of spelter in the Unit
ed States in 1904 amounted to 1S6,702
short tons, valued at SIS, 670, 20O, as
compared with a production of 1929
tons in 1908. The principal increase
in the production of zine has taken
place in Kansas. The production of
zine ore was also stimulated by va
rious causes in Illinois, the Missouri
Kansas district, in the Rocky Noun
tain regions, in Wisconsin, Kentucky,
Virginia, and Tennessee.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1905-11-01
Relatives Of Murderer
Leigh Intercede
For Him
Mother And Aunt In
Prescott To See
Attorney

Mrs. D. B. Leigh ard Mrs. E. H.
Stephens Of Visalia, Cal, arrived in
this city Monday. They are the mo-
Their and aunt respectively of Clement
C. Leigh, who was sentenced to be
hanged at Kingman, Ariz., on Deem
Der the Sth next, for the murder of
Jennie Bauters at Gold Roads. Mohave
county, in the early part Of last Sep
TENDER.
Mrs. Leigh and Mrs. Stephens arrang-
ed with Attorney Leroy Anderson yes
terday to make an application to the
governor for a communication of the
sentence to life imprisonment. Attor-
ney Anderson says that a number of
acts have developed since. the trial
which have changed the sentiment Of
the people OF Mohave county in favor of
Leigh. lie was indicted and tried at
the recent session of court held il
Kingman in three days, and Attorney
Anderson was appointed by the court
70 appear for his defense
Investigation since the trial has de
veloped some evidence, which, while it
IS positively known that he committed
the deed, creates a doubt in the
minds of many rs to whether it vas
murder in the first degree or not. The
old ladies from Visalia have no means
10 employ counsel, but Attorney An
derson promised them that he would
continue II the case IN the hope Of Sc
curing a eomrr4~ ton OF the sentence
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1905-11-01
Private Moon Is Again
The Winner Of
Honors
Company | Wins In
The Small Arms
Competition

delightful October day ushered in
the monthly field day at Whipple bar
racks. This being the last field day
of the season, interest and participa-
tion in the various events was unusual
" keen and general The first event
of the day was the rifle competition be-
tween selected teams of five men each
from Troop L and Co. I The differ
ent ranges were 200, 500, 500, slow fire,
and eco and 300 rapid fire. Co. I team
was the victor by II points.
Next on the program were the field
events, and the following the names of
the winners and their records:
100 yards dash-Private B. A. Moon,
Co. 7, 1st; sergt. B. W. Mowday,
Troop ], End; Private H. y. Holmes,
Troop L, Sd. Time IL secs.
Running broad iump-Corporal J.
Bohleber, Troop L, II #. ~ in, 1st;
Corporal 6. Whitman, Co. I, II IT. in,
End; Private J. NJ. Hutchinson, Troop
L, Il #. !. in.
220 yard dash-Private B. A. Moon,
LIST; Sergt. B. W. Mowday, End; Pri-
vate VI. Nettleton, Troop L, Sd. Time,
q Is sees.
Throwing 16 ID. Corporal
G. Whitman, Co. I, 80 #. in; Pri-
vate G. Runyon, Troop L, 60 fit. IL
inches, End; Private NJ. B. Maxey, Co.
I, 6S #. 61a inches.
Running high jump-Sergeant R. H.
Harden. Co. I. IS in, 1st; Private w.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1905-11-01
A. E. Baker Falls AID
Fractures Hip
Joint
Injury Is Serious And
May Result In
Death
(From Tuesdays Daily.)

A. E. Baker met with very painful
and serious accident n the People s
hall on Montezsma rect on last Sun
day afternoon a'Ga, , o clock
1t was Learned .la5 he had a drunken
row with ano.her man, and after the
scrap was over he started towards the
door and fell backwards in the corner.
fracturing the bones Of his right hip
joint. After the fall he was assisted
to a chair, where he fell asleep, and
slept until late in the night, when he
was assisted to a bed in the yard back
of the saloon. He was under the il
fluenee of liquor, and did not com
plain of any pain until early in the
morning.
DR.. R. n. Looney was called, and
made an examination and had him re
moved to the hospital, where The frac-
ture was reduced. At last accounts
he was resting easily, but many think
that the accident is likely to result in
his death on account of his age. He
was engaged in developing q group Of
claims about four miles south Of
town near Groom creek.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1905-11-01

Cyphers, Co. I, 81 in; Corporal Tur-
ner, Co. 1, So in.
Throwing baseball-Private W. Cy-
pliers, 3O3 #. 81 ms, list; Sergeant
B. W. MONDAY, 27S #. IL inches, I'd;
Private B. A. D. Moon, 277 #. 21a ms
Tug of war-Troop L, 9Th Cavalrv
min.
Corporal Whitman handles the 16 ID.
hammer with admirable skill and ease,
and shows promise of becoming a cham
pion, already holding the track re-
cord.
Private Moon of Co. I, has during the
season established an enviable record
He has already broken five track re-
cords in the 100 yard dash, and 900
yard run, and holds the department re-
cord for the 900 yard run, which has
been contested three times.
The friends of Corporal Whitman and
Private Moon are pleased over the
honors they have achieved, and bespeak
for them further successes on the
track in the near future.
Veterinarian Coming.
Veterinarian James NJ. Lawrence,
9TH Cavalry, is expected here in the
near future for the purpose of inspect
ing and treating such public animals
as may need his services, and also to
give such instructions to the troop
farrier as the time he is here will
permit.
Fire Drill.
Fire drill was held Saturday, the
2Sth inst.
Given a Furlough.
Sergeant Frank Lee, Co. I, 29th In
fantry, has been granted a four months
furlough, of which he intends to take
advantage about the 10Th prox
A Company Hop.
Company I, Goth Infantry, gave a
social hop Saturday in their recreation
room, which was well attended by
many of their congenial friends.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1905-11-01
HANDSOME OF THE Y. NJ. c. A.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 3O-The
handsome new home of the Washing
ton Y. NJ. C. A. was formally dedicated
today, the principal address being de-
livered by Rev. DR.. Henry Van Dyke,
of New York. The new building cost
nearly half million dollars, and con-
tains all the equipment and features of
first class mems club of 1000 mem
hers
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1905-11-01
MISS MOLLIE EVANS,
Crown Milliner,
191 South Cnrtez streo

121 South Cortez street.
Hats to order our speciality.
Out of town orders solicited.
Old hats made over like new.
Today (Tuesday) I will close out my
stock of the ehildren's hats from 3
i'll p. m.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1905-11-01

Sick headache is caused by a disoI-
dered condition of the stomach and
is quickly cured by Chamberlain IS
Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale
by all dealers.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1905-11-01

Pabst Blue Ribbon, Red, White and
Blue. or NJ. & z. beers. The Voge
Wholesale LIQUOR Co.. ACT.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1905-11-01

The Jeurnal-Miner has three times
the circulation of any paper in North
ern Arizona.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1905-11-01

If you have trouble with your butch
er, try Hurley's market.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1905-11-01

"Pabst Blue Ribbon at the Voge
Wholesale Liquor Co.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-27
VolttiiOes.


Sie 9emofraten bon Start @ountp
pollen Serrn Sphn 6. Weltu als Gan.
oioat fir 8ouperneur unteritiiben.
l8eltp bat aud in oieiem @ountn plele
Greunoe.
@blca9o arbeltet oarauF bin. Die bore
ti9en StraBsnbahneu in iidotilhen
getrieb au nebnlen. 3wilben BEN
neuerlpdh!ten Wapor. Den 8ertretsrn
Der StraBenbabnen uno Dem Srnns=
portations=G omite bes Staotratbs fans
ben @onferensen itatt iiber ben Nntauf
Der Strobeubabuen.
Neun bon ben aebn PenIions=gras
lninatore1. Die Die &epilionsbe10roe
biloeten. Iino am Wittno9 aus oem
&esierunssOienft aeIdieoen. nadoem
lie auf Werlansen oes penlionstommii=
Idrs Warner ibre &eiianationen einee.
reitbt botten. Die NeranlaIIunq su
oem 8oraeben oeaen Die @raminatoren
bate Die SbatiaGe eraeben, oaB lie Die
Npplitationen bon 2euten inooliirt bot.
ten, Die einem penniplpanier uno einem
glew sSerfeper Gre;willisen.Reai eaiment
an9eb6rten. Die niemals gum 9ienit
mdbreno oes giir9ertrie9es beranse=
Sogell iDor0en paren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-27
9lnulnler 81.

Ser 5treit In osn YOrsellans Eabrlter1
in Yimoaes III s}rantreih mnrte beiae=
leat nno bic strbeit luuroc ,ull Wonfag
Uieosr aufeenpmneu. Sas Abtonls
men i6lieBt Die @ntlaliung oes yors
names Der 6apilanb Sabrit Elm. befs
len Yerhalten Die 0auptnriahe Der
Streitmirren mar.
Gin grobeben, peIhes mebrere Ees
tunoen anbauerte uno aroBe Seunrubt=
Qun9 perurIahte. iuuroe am GonHtda
Morsen um Smei ubr in aani Derbps
fibre uno Oortihire uno in anarenaeirs
ben Diltritten in gnalanh perIpiirt.
Nn Mauern uno Dddern Duroe in
man1en Orten aerinafiiaiaer 5haoen
an9erihtst. aber iotpe:t lift nihts grnlt-
li6es 9emeloet mDroen.
@dbreno oes Observation-Disclosures
lies in Der Gatbeorale in Wailauo, 3u
iueldem Iib $4,000 Yerionen etnge.
funoen batten, eridpB iih Die bilos
id6ne. nod tene 80 Sabre alte Wars
dioneB Waria Yallapicini. Die lid BON
ibrem Wanne 9etrennt bate. sic
ltarb auf oem 5ransporie mud eineiu
Soipital.
Sn ct. petersburg III infolge 6es
Strsits bon ef,ud $4,000 Ydfern Der
Preis fir Sroo um's Sreifahe aeiiie-
gen. Nur in Den ltdotIiden Sdfereien
luiro aebafen. Srogoem Die 8dder-
meifer pillens iiuo. uisle 3uaeltdno=
nl1e su MAIDEN, miro es bod, nod
sienlb lanae oauern, bls ole Dlfferens
gen aeiblidtet lino.
Cine priuatnelouns aus ct. Ysters.
burg beri6tet bon siuem .laiiiihen
SeiipieI ruIliiher Gorruption. Dars
na1 bat Der ebemalige Glnan3miuiter
gSerleBtl nibt lpeniger als cine bdtbe
DlilliOn Eubel unteritblaaen. Gr ioate
fiir notbleioenoe Sauern Gadteetreioe
tauFen, uerbrabte aber oas ibm amer.
traute @elo mt elmer Udrieie. 5daaes
rim. ,pelbe er init Dem grOBten aurus
umgab.
Cine edit ruiiiite Mei6ooe, einen
Streit 81 beenoeu. miro aus Siflis 9e.
msiost. Sic am Gtreit befinolicleR
Naasfeaten Der 9;ftiss Satu G,ierbabn
limo bena6ritbti9t porosn. bah lie in
Die Nrmee geittft uno na1 Der Ntano=
idurei geItidt wsroen rulirosn, lueur
lie innerbalb Don orei 6agsn nidt CIT
Die 4rbeit suriiftebten.
9ierSebn Wenihsnleben 9ingsn in
Der Naht auf Jreitas ourd ein 5suer
usrloren. fpeIhes oas GIplter in St.
@eneuieue. Quebec. aerli6rie. Sn oem
Glofer lebteu Wdo6en i'm Nlter uou
IA biz Is Sabren. eiue Nonne uno
bier ate 5raueu. bon oensn cine 90
Sabre alt mar. SGs Glolter ftano
unter Seitung Don tatboliihen G6lre.
fern.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-27
Bonn 8ric8si6aupIas.

Nod limb Die Isinoliben 6lotten i'm
hinelilhsn Weere ni1t ;uiammsn ae.
ltoBen uno ie lusn!asr man iibsr Die
Yldne &ofhoelt,uenstps uno 5oaos
,ueiB. um 10 abentsuerlider. Seritte
meroen oariiber in Die Welt aelbift.
98ir belbeioeu uus. 9eouloia Su lpdr=
ten. big beltimmte Nahrihten eintref=
fen uno lDolleu nidt oorareiien. Cine
Seeidladt lam ieoen 5aa erfolsen,
Die beioen Jlotten m0aen iib aber aud
nod auf WOhen binans auspeihen.
Nad Den neuefisn Yeridtsn ieaelt bic
ruililcbe Tlotte tuieo.r nah bern Sioen,
uabrlheinlid. lin iib nit Der sslotte
bon Nomiral Nsbeaatoff su oereiniaen.
Die 2auobeere in Der Manoidurei
f1einen oas Reiultat Der 5eeIdla1t
absuarten 3u mollen uno bort man
nihts iib:r oeren Seweauneen.
Sm europdiiben &uBlano niro bic
Gage INNER tritiiher unb man ertuartet
ben Nusbruh elmer Gepolution am
ruiliidsn Oftsrfslte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-27

.i6laQ untsrbrsiten. iuunah alle iiber
oreiBia Sabre alten ,SnnuasIsllen mt
elmer Sopflfeuer bon SO pro Sabr be-
leQt peroen iollen. Mllein in ibrem
@ountp fpll es iibsr Iiebsia iolder Wel=
berOerddter aeben.
Sacob Stoffer. Elm 60 Sabre alter
FARMER in Der Ndbe BON Mthens. be-
.aina am SSreitag Gelbitnoro, inoem er
Eeine Ghdoeloefe in Die 2uit iaete.
gr belt ben 2auf eiHes 8emebres in
ieinen Wuno uno entluo Die Wafie nit
leiilen 5iiBen. @r ioll manhmal ni1t
aan3 normal aeueleu iein.
@dbrenb Milliam 6intle bon Mil.
lersbura bic Sabnaeleiie in Plimpton
nit leinem 6ubrtperte paiiirsn mollte.
luuroe er bon einem oahertommenoeu
3uqP auf ben SoOeu aeidleuoert uno
ailf Der 9teae aetbotst. st mar 81
Sabre alt.
Gtaatsanmalt Geeler BON @lebelauo
beabiihti9t auf bic bon Der 8ranoiurp
oes @ountps erbobene Nntlaee Der Sal
ihnug 9eQen Srau @aiiie 8. @bnomif
5ur Sauptoerbanolun9 su idreiten.
Viele Suriiten lino Der Ani9t. oaB
oas gunoes=Rreis9eridt, OH wel6es
Nrau @baowif appellirt bat. ibr einen
neusn Pro3eB beluilliaen lueroe, unb BOB
IS Den SunoesbebDroen Ibner fallen
tueroe. ihre ueberfiibruna auf Die Nn.
tlaae Der 9srIdw0runa ourdsuieben.
Greitaa Radt puroe in 9apton in
Die Sidst=Sffiee Der Cincinnati. Daps
ton auno Solebo Syaetion So. einee.
broben. Der @eloibrant nit einem
Belle seridla9en uno 500 8elo uno
fir $500 3idets uiw. asraubt. Ser
&dubsr enttam; Slut6unos, bic auf
ieine spur 9eleitet luuroen. oerlOren
Die Tabrts.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-27

Su Der Cabin @rset Dline in Rap
lOro, W. 3D.. iano am Domerltu9
Nbsno cine grplorinn ltatt, Die sur
Ssolae bate. ouB 5ehn Seraleute Der.
i9iittet tuurosn. Bier Der Wdnner
waren I'M Stauoe. fitrcbtbnr perlebt
in's 5sreie 5u aelanaen. Die anoeren
iehs limb aber mahrl6einlid foot.
Sn Waibineton. Conn. til Crpiae
Sitdcof Ylatt. gunoesIenator bon
Connecticut. OIL elmer 2unaeueutsiin.
ouna 9sItorbsn.
3wansia nn9ariide Nrbeiter Duroen
in Der 9ta1t gum Sreita9 in einem
Rolt= uno 2Ogirbaus in Smroo. 3d.,
blorOIormirt uno um ibr @elo beltob-
len. Den 2euten iollen melr als
$4,000 ab9enommen moroen iein. Gin
anoerer un9ar. Sobn Semto. itebt i'm
8eroaat. Die Sbat beaansen 81 bcbeu.
8ei eiuem Seuer I'M SuoenpierteI in
Srootlpn. q. o., iino orei 5eueruebrs
mdnner perleBt. ie6s Jrauen idwer
uerbrannt uno 20 6amilien oboadlos
aemorben. @i9enthum i'm Wertbe pou
Sl50.00O 1T 5erlt6rt luOrosn. Sas
Jeuer brad i'm Seller oes Gfe 3bat=
foro Str. uuo Belmont Woenue 9ele9e=
nen 3ie9elbauies aus uno perbreitste
lid nit GROCER S4nelli9teit.
Gs miro beridtet. oaB iid iu fana.
tildes Mit9lieo Der BiiBer=S =SriioeritaIt
in 3orres. 2as Nnimas gountp, Golo-
raoO. am @barfreita9 babe trtu5i9en
loieri. Ct lit auoenidsinlib eroBe
Shmersen. ihisn lie abes nt6t su fiib.
len in ieiner reIisi6ien @rtaie uno
ltarb am Sreuae.
Sn Wasianna, Nri.. lpuroe eSobn
Barnett. Elm Neaer. Der einen anosrsn
Neaer Hameus albert Walsfislo Qet6o=
tel bate. NEIL bieier ertldrte. oaB er.
Barnett. Elm aetdbrlibsr Wenib isi.
pon sinem 6aufen poH 20 8e9ern in
elmer Ha9t aus bem 8efdn9niB gebolt
uno gslplt1t.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-27
Gin toufIbner Nitt

enpet oft nit einem traurissn unfau.
um sufdllise SsrleBunsen su beilen, ss@
brauht 8uflen's Nrniea Salbe. Cine
tiefe Wunpe in meinem JnB, ppn einem
llnfall. ihreibt 5beopOr Sdile pun Co
lnmtus, g., Serurladte mir piele
Shmer,en. Die aer3te paren bilflcf,
bod Budlen's arnica Salte beilte tbn
RAID. !oeilt unp linoert Branpwunben
ipie masilh. gur 25 Gents in Millers
Mpptbefe. Sn Millers Npotbe spirn beutl9
selpruhen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-27
Nemeites.

Sie Neaerbep6lterune entluidelt iid
nit MeienIdritten. eSn 3entufp iino
sluei Neaermdoben. Garab uno gmma
YuIb. Is begin. l3 Sabre alt. aui Die
9Htldge bin perhaftet woroen. bas
pohamt in Winhelier beraubt 81 ba-
ben. 9is bsioen Maphsn ltaien Elm
ooliidnoiaes @stdnoniB ab. uaboem
sehoblene Briefe an ihnsn Qefunosn
wOroen. Sic aeifanoen aut elm. einen
@bef. Der in eiilem Der Srieie entbai.
Ten MAJ. serit6rt au baben. gs III bies
oas stpsits Mal in turser 3eit. oaB oas
goiamt in Winhefer bsraubt poroen
lit.
Sn Rew Dort III Der brittle grOseB
ae9en Die G6auiplelerin Nan potieripn
i'm @ange. uelde Der @rmorDnn9 Don
@diar Nouna an9eflaat iIi.
Sci Msmport NetDs. 3d.. bat fitb am
Wonta9 Der 2eutnant Gtarie bon Dem
beutfhen 3reuser Bremen" an goro
feines Sbiffes nit einem @smebr er=
iAohen. Sie anoeren Offisisre ertld.
rem. baB Der 2eutnant in 6ol9e bon
2rantbeit tempordr irrIinnie 9etpsien
tel.
Wan iddBt ieBt bic 3abl Der Sooes.
fdlle infolae beg @robebens in Snoien
auf $4,000, In benz beim9siu1ten @e=
bet, 700 auaoratmeilen, nit elmer
Bsp0Itsrun9 BON 250,OOO 5eelen, le,
aber faft jeoes 8ebduoe einseftiirat ooer
-unsemobnbar 9enoroen.
9ie @enifItarre 'foroert in 8ali3ien
sablreide Spfer. Imtlitsn 4us,pel=
len sufolge iino in 78 @smsinoen niht
meniser als 437 Grantbeitsfdae porge-
tommen.
Sn Betroboscello. i'm unaariihen
Somitat BAGS. bat cine Bauersfrau
Namens Marcus isds @bemdnner. io=
uie ib,e 18idbri9e 5o1ter nit Mrienif
pergiftet. Dos tpeibli1e Sdeuial i1t
perbaftet moroen uno 1T ibrer Sbat 9e=
ftdnoia. Sie Sodter muBte aerben,
neil lie Der Wutter auf einen Der 8ift.|
anor0e getommen mar.
Sn 0empheao, 9er., fam es am
Wonta9 in elmer WaHenperiammlun9.
melhe bon ben 9emperen3lern einberu.
fen poroen mar, um ben 8ouperneur
bebufs ftritter Dur1fiibrun9 oes 2ocal.
oplian.8eiebes um 4bienoung bon
Nangers Su eriuden. tp1breno Der 3ebe
oes Setretdrs bes Son9reBs HeprdIen.
tanten pindnep. Der su 8uniien Der
Der petitiOn ipra1. au einsm grpBen
3umult, uno i'm nddlien Mueenblid
batten beioe parteien ibre @dieB.iien
ae5osen uno eine all9emeine ssiiilaoe
begann, bel tpelher auBer Dem Mnlpalt
.. W. Brown. einem Gubrer Der Antis
3emperensler. aud 4pnareBmit9lieb
Sobn M. pindnep unb Der 3emperen3-
lerfiihrer ,sobn 6. Drills ibr 2eben lai=
len nubten. Muberbem trugen ), Soc"
5homptins. Der Yinfnep's pripat-
iefretdr lit. nnb Nolanb 8rotpn, EN-
@obn oes eridolfenen Nnmalts groun.
idlimme Wsrlebunsen hauon. Mud
&. 8. pinfnep. Elm Bruoer bes er=
fholienen RonareB Geprdientanten,
nuroe peripunoet uno III ill5miiden
isinen WerleBunsen erlssen.
Su einem RobIenihaht Der Eetatpare
& 0uoion SO. bel g8iltesbarre. 3d.,
fielen burh 0as Neiben zines 5eils ar
o;t,c,st fCfonn4n~ IN qnyAx,EAn., f000s CT ,c
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Snianb.

Inter unieren 8elo. .Nriltotraten tom.
men Die Standardization tpisber in Die
MOoe. gon Rem Oort miro aemeloet,
eine Nidte 4norew @arneaies. Ranep,
babe ibren Rutiher geheirathet. uno in
8len fails. %. o.. bat sins Jrau in
oem asreiItsn Mlter BON so Sabren. Ole
bon ikFenl Btbeiien Wanns eine Millicfl
aeerbt bot. ibren l8idbrioen Gntiher
gebeiratbet. Sie meinte mad Der
3raum3 sd fiible mid beute um 80
Sabre iiinaer." An9eisben bat man
ibr's alleroin9s ni6t.
Sn Wslt pLlm Bead. 6la., III am
5Onntaa Nbtno Der beriibmts Shau.
ipieler SOiepb Seiierion i'm Alter BON
76 Sahren 9eftorbeu.
Walobrdnoe baben in ben Gtaaten
@isconlin uno Winneiota 9roBsn
5daoen aneeridtst.
Snfolse oes aiinitiaen @ahsrftanoss
wuroen am Sonntas bon pittsbura
5000. 900 8uibel 4rblen nod @incin.
| nati Rno 2ouispille perianot.
Ser 60 Sabre alte gsmaro 6ilton
erl6OB ON Sonnta9 in @ait Water'
foro. Waine. oen SEQ. Doung. As
Sabre alt, ridtete feline Ssrau nit einenl
Meher fiirbterlid su uno laate lih
oann ielbii cine 3u9sl in ben 4opf.
Die 6rau miro nit benz 2eben oapon=
fommen. 99ie perlautet, fam es smi=
i1en ben MGnnern iiber 6rau 9ilton
gu einem Strsite, Der bann 70 perbdn9=
niBpoa berlisf.
Srant s. Bigelom. prdlioent Der
grlten National gant III Willpautee.
uuo frlberer prdiioent Der american
9anters Miloeiation. bat Die Yant um
81 500. 900 betroaen. 0erieblte Wei=
senipstulationsn fiibrtsn oen Gal ber-
BET.
Sn 3idmcnb, Sno.. iino mebrere
5auieno Nrbeiter brotlos. neil Die Dell
inouIirie oarnieoerlie9t. 5Aulo oaran
lit Der 3ampf ae9en ben 5tanoaro Oil
3ruf uno Die Sbatia1e, oaB bas Woa
nopol in Ganias 8 Mill,onen Gdier
'&ob6l aufaeipeibert bat, Die mittelit
Der nellen R0brenleitun9 nab Der Rei=
niaunesfabrit in Wbitins. Sno., ses
leitet tDeroeu ioGen.
Geit smei Woden msroen lin st.
2ouis Die Sonnta9sgeiebe itritt ourh-
9efiibrt. Mm @onntag maren Idmlnts
lide Wirtbldaften uno Barbierldoen
seidlolfen. Die 2otale in Of st. 2ouis
ma4ten aber rieii9e 8eihdfte.
Sic Nem Oorter poliSei perbafteie
Gonntag Mbeno iiber 800 gbineien.
be beim @liidsipiel ertpiidt nuroen.
polisei-Gommiiidr WeNooo leitete Die
Nusbebuna pon Is Gpielb0len per-
iOnIih.
Sn Wisconiin wartet man lett benz
1. Sanliar iehniiihti9 auf Die uebers
lienouna Der Is brpnaellen. ii lilbernen
lunD S 9oloenen Wsoaillen uno Der orei
EgrDBen preiIe. ipelhe Der Nusitelluna
tnsr Wisconliner 5dulen arlI Der Welt.
lansIteaung in st. 2ouis suertauni
wuroen. Rein Wenld meiB. maal
oiele aulansen iperben ooer no lie bin.
aetommen fino.
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Mmscewdbltc BiTen.

bic ben Mppetit rei5en uno Die sur @e=
iunbbeit Der Jamilte beitra9en erbdlt
man. trenn man rpeerlebr Webl ge=
brauht.
Gebdfe rtuie Wntter es unadts" iom.
men in 0dltiern, mo .peerlsB" ae-
braunt iriro. 10 frei DDnl Gfen. pie
mailer BON Der Waiierr0bre uno nit
tpeni9 mebr Wdhe.
ue6er3suat gud oaDon, bah mir reht
baben. iHoem Sbr fur ben ndhiten
@adtag eillen Sad befelli.