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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-21
SCHMIDT CONSIDERED A MARTYR
Schoolboys Strike to Show Respect for Dead
Leader of Revolt.

s. Petersburg. March 20. Lieutenant
Schmidt. leader OF the naval revolt at Sebas-
tapel fn November last who was shot near
otohskoT yesterday. is being made a hero and
a rnsrty- ny the revolutonists. The boys Of the
81 Petersburg High School struck to-day in
order 70 compel prayers in school for the repose
~ The SOW of the lieutenant.
The Russ" prints A detailed account Of the
execution The condemned men were taken 10
the Island - Borizan and were shot at sun
rise. Schmidt addressed his eXecutioners, sixty
sailors ~ The cruiser Teretz, saying
u die f-r the Russian people and the father
ls15. and many Of you doubtless Will hereafter
share mv death for the same cause"
Schmidt refused 10 accept the sacrament and
asked nor ~ he blindfoded- He met his death
with head up and eyes open. The firing party
was stationed at distance Of fifty PAGES
Two RI Tho sailors were killed at the first
voley and one fell at the third. Schmidt did
not faU until the fourth voIley.
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WILL CONFER AGAIN.
Baer AnS7cers MitcheH-COaI Men
SaY OutIOOk Is OminOus.

After a meeting Of the anthracite operators
committee Of seven. lasting over an hour and a
half, i'm the office of President E. B. Thomas OF
the Lehigh Valley Railroad. yesterday afternoon.
Chairman George F. Baer replied to the letter Of
President Mitchell Of the United Mine Workers.
in which Mitchell asked for another conference
with the anthracite operators. The letter Of Mr..
Baer left little doubt that the operators VIII
stand by their original policy which is to abide
by the award of the anthracite strike committee.
and that its conditions must rule. AS had been
expected the conference asked for was agreed
TO. to take place any time suitng Mr., Mitchell
chants were prepared for such a course Several
dealers said that they told by the operators
that the situation had become serious. and that
the indications looked more like an anthracite
strike al present than at any time since the talk
Of new demands first began. Il was the general
Iy expressed opinion that il is q question
OF a strike or a back down by the miners. None
Of the operators would talk on Mr.. Baer's letter
TO Mr. Mitchell, which was made public last
evening. and is as follows;
7 beq 10 acknowledge receipt OF your letter OF
March Il There IS Misunderstanding between
MS as 10 future meetings of the committee. The
minutes of the meeting held on February 10, 10
which YOU refer clearly state the Understanding
TO NV suggestion that committees be appointed the
records OF the minutes is as follows:
Mr. Aiitchell-What we understand is that sepa-
rate cO.nmit ,ees be appointed seven on each side
tions we have to make and give such reasons
they choose therefor, and afler their scale has
representatives OF the mine operators FOR their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-21
T.. S. OFFICES CRIPPLED.
Consulates Without Funds for ECcn
Routine Work.

washington. March 20.-As the result Of the fail
IRE Of the State Department to obtain from Con-
gress deficiency appropriations aggregatHg $4,000
for contingent expenses Of embassies legations and
consular Offices many Of the consular Offices have
,ecn Obliged 10 cut on a large part Of the neces-
carr routine work. A cable dispatch received to-
5sv Al the State Department from one Of the con-
s,la+es IN japan asked whether the consul should
refuse 10 receive invoices OF shippers 10 America.
os he lacked the means TO perform the necessary
clerical work
The deDartment sent Ouy circular letter to-day
% all its Offices abroad advising the incumbents
tsat the contingent fund was exhausted, and di-
recting them TO refrain from making any further
draf+e So there will be in many cases no money
Co. olerll hire postage, Office rent other consular
uecessitea
Tho American Ambassador al Paris is obliged 10
ra,, o,t Of his pocket fee 10 concierge next
100. "a the embassy when he wishes 10 send tee-
pho-e message. for the embassy is not allowed 70
haze telephone. Another ambassador must 90
without a typewriter. OF brT one al his own eK-
reuso on which 90 write the governments business
lctterE. 49,. - 49,. -. . -.-.-
I)epartrnent officials that provision viii be made
by Congress for these deficiencies IN the regular
aIJpropration bills. bat IN that case The none WI
no bc available before the end OF the present hscl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-21
SUPREME COURT NOT LIKELY TO ACT
Only DisObedienoe of Stay Would Justify
Chattanooga Intervention, 1t Is Said

Washington. March 2O--The United States su-
preme Court is in recess until April ., and no action
can be taken on the Chattanooga lynchng at pres
ent IL action should be desired. The orders for a
stay Of legal execution duly delivered at the
bchest of the court, and doubtless were received
and would have been obeyed. II is understood here
that the sheriff says he overpowered by
mob and was unable to comply with the directions
of the court
II Is said that the only ground the Supreme Court
yyould have for action would be in the Of the
state officers disobeying stay OF proceedings. II
thev had done this at Chattanooga the court could
have held them for contempt and for violation OF
ChaDter rs of the Revised Statutes.
The present has gone far beyond the ques-
tion Of contempt ot court. however II the ynchinS
uob should be identified its members would be
held for murder. not contempt Of court. The case
Is said 70 be one for the state officials.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-21
FIGHT FOR NEWARK HOME
Countess U0n Fabcr'R Forces OuSt
Former General Manager.

7gnr has been going OF for week for the
possession NJ three story terra Gotta and brick
mouse adjoining the factory Of the A. w. Faber
Compsng iu Newark James s Brant, a for
fer member q the firm. claims the house - his
-eEal residence bat &. IS said that II really be-
oi rs rp The Taber family. Agents OF Countess
orihe won Faber-Caster obtained a dozen Ital-
-sys yesterday afternoon. who while three de-
ls''iTes engaged by Brant stood guard az ine
tront of the house. went 20 the roof by rear
staircase and began 10 raze the building By
llghtfaI the gang had broken through the roof
s12 we-e ripping apart the walls and interior
ID great shape. The work Of destruction went
o. without interruption. and the Countess
forces expect % have the entire building torn
Gown before many days.
Brart claims that he sold oUt his shares with
ne understanding that he would be retained as
superintendent Of The FaDer works for ten years
~ salary Of so a week. and ne occupancy
oi tae Ec1se In question. Several weeks ago the
Countess discharged BraGt and subsequently
tod him 10 quit the house. Brant refused. Dis
Possess proceedings were Instituted against him,
III The court ruled four times IN his favor
week ago the Faber representatives discov-
t.so that Brsnt and his family were absent, and
4rFate detectives were sent into the house. and
lo'c 10 allow no one 70 enter. Erant returned and
round he WGs without a home. Not TO be OCT
zone by his enemies as lie called the firm, lie
Engaged private detectives and decided 10 retain
egal residence in the build'ag Since then de-
- -Fes employed ay the arm have been liEing
n The house End Branrs E.cn have made their
-o--e 10 the s:..sn street Vestibule.
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BLAME CAPTAIN OF THE VALENCIA.

Victoria, B c.. March 2O.-The finding OF the
commissioners appointed TO inquire into the
Valencia disaster delivered to-day. The
report found Captain Johnson blameworthy in
not having located his position by Umatina
Reef Lghtship before attempting TO enter the
straits and held him guilty Of grave errors
Of judgment also in not having made due al
loWance for the northWard set Of the current.
well known to coast naVigatOrR. The lack Of
discipline prevailing after tn wreck ard the
broken cork cement life preseryers we're criu-
riged.
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a SHARP FIGHT AT LENS. =
Gendarmes Charge Strikers-Many Arrests
Over $4,000 Men Out.

Lens March 20-Srriking miners and gen
'armes had an encounter to-day in front of the
Town ha-r here where the miners congress was
In session. The geudarmes charged several
Zines. p number of people were trampled under
foot and many arrests were made. Among
taose taken into custody was NJ BToutchoux.
president o. The miners federation.
The miners congress to-day rejected the COM
IaHes o1er Of an increase Of 10 per cent in
wages The action Of the congress. however,
aiII be- submitted 10 the $1,000 strikers.
The congress has issued a manifesto urging
me miners not TO listen TO revolutionary agita-
tors The strikers are stII excited. Tumultuous
oet10HsrrafIons occurred this evening. but there
vas r0 Intervention by troops.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-21
DOG FOLLOWS CHILD TO GRAVE IN SEA.
Girl Dies IN Storm-Pet Jumps Overheard at
Burial

Mary Mcdonald ten years old. passenger on the
Anchor Line steamer Columbia. which arrived yes
terday died IN n heavy storm last Tuesday, and,
I'm the calm OF last Wednesday morning, her body
was lowered into the sea Hardly had the little
GIRLS body touched the water than Daisy the girls
bet dog leapcd from the arms Of the little ones
father into the sea.
The dog was caught by a huge wave that swept
seen lis head was still above water and il seemed
10 be looking FOR its little companion The girls
parents were bringing hcr 10 this country for her
health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-21
CHARGES BRIBE IN TEACHER BILL.
Iowa Representative Says County Superin-
tendents Support Will Be Expensive.

Des Moines Iowa. March zo-RepresentatIve Hart.
in the Iowa Legislature to-day charged that
$4,000 bribe has been placed in the Warren state
Certidcation Of Teacher bill secure the support
OF county superintendents, who opposed the meas
ure until the Senate amended it 70 allow superin-
teudents $50 a month expenses. Now they have
withdrawn resistance. Mr.. Hart says n the bill
passed il would cost the state an immense sum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-21
MOSCOW woRKMEE WEAR MOURNING.
Requiem Masses for Lieutenant Schmidt Said
in the Churches

Nos SIS. March 20.-The Social Democrats and
rev0-u-f lists OF this city are mourning the death
of Lieutenant Schmidt. Thousands Of workmen
TODAY wore Grape on their arms, and funeral
services were held at the chapels Of many fac
tories The population generally is also deeply
sfacr=- Requiem masses have been said in
sever n The churches.
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CAMPAIGN GIFTS NO LARCENY
Jerome Tells Grand Jury Insurance Companies Are
Not Cnmnally Liable.
WILL TELL NO SECRETS.
Clarence H. Mackay Denies Commercial Gable Company Borrowed Through
"udge'-Dsclams Acquaintance.

Attorney Yesterday larceny
contributions of the life political
Judge Andrew Hamilton said would reveal He
H. Ackay and
the York Commercial Cable Company
Mr. Mackqy had he had
lton
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TRAMP TO PAY FOR STOLEN RIDES.

Tby ITIEhIaIII IItOlI7
Marion Ohio. March "a converted tramp.
whose name the Big Four railroad officials with
hold has written asking them 10 make out a bin
for the rides freight trains stolen by him before
Inc knew the better life The company viii ask for
fun fare, not even allowing him the benefit OF the
new 2-cent law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-21

Nothing quite equal 20 the train service offered
by the Now York Central Lines. ~ trains a day 20
buffalo and Niagsrp Fails, ~ 10 Chicago, s 60 ST.
Louis. 20 Clucinnat.-AdvL
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iniae manufacturing Qraeneien. al,

eInlae unentbebrlihe Nraeneien, als:
@binariuoe. B0ntmeranaer . @1fens,
0oHmannstr0pfen, &amiQen' uno
6Dlunoerbliit6en uno eintqe leidlt
%abfibrenoe WitteG, tut man am BE-
ften, felbft on8uihafen, Nudb muB
man auf Die gepDbnliden &onffabrs
tbeii6iffe, melhe gum Bafaeiers
transport niGt uoQitdnoiq einoerihs
tet iino, lein eioenes 8ett mitbrin=
gen. Der 0auptbeitanoteil zines
lolden 8ettes lit cine ihnate 6aars
matrabe. 3 SUB brett. berer man in
ben 9afen imnter fertia finoet. 8ur
Der @tnlhifuna oente man ia iiber
aQe8, mas man nod beoirfen fam,
ielbit nab. oenn ipbalb bic Nnter
aelibtet iino, lit es gu ipdt.
B%elonoers Jorge Der Gebiloete audi
fir Die Beoiirfniiie oe8 Settles. Der
Qnblid oes Weeres - tuie iebr oies
erhabene Shauipiel auh in ben eriten
2aaen Die Seele beIhdftiaeu mag
oerliert balo ben &eia Der Neubeit,
uno pbne cine Samntuug ausge,
pahlter Bidder. niiroe man Damn
elmer tDtenoen 9ansueile preisQeae=
ben iein. 8oraia[ib 1T u66reno
Der Seefabrt Die &rlernuna Der eng
llhen Sprahe -- tpelde in ben Ser.
Staaten Die allgemeine Ge1adfts.
fprabe lit - uno bas Stuoium Der
Gerfaiiungen oes 2anoes. in pelAent
man finftia gu leben pao Blraer ar
peroen esSentt, banu aud Die See
lung gutter eeoarapbiiber uno itatiIti.
iher Shriftett iiber oieies .2ano gu
empfeblen. -
9as mar pDr tpenig mebr ais 80
Sahren. Isle 10 anbers, mie piel
etrFaber, bequemer uno ihDner oaS
&eiien naG Der @euen @elt in unle.
rem Ta9er, 100 cine 9eutihlanb, cine
Nmerifa ben Osean freusen uno in
nenigen Wtonater Elm Sdtff pie bic
Raiierin Wu9uita Bietoria ihre erite
&eile MAIDEN piro!
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Cages : Wemigteiten j..
q n b.

nlarto b.
- Sn Der Gtdbe bon Bafiaia, Seem
Serieg. bat man perihieoene iunae
9eute uater Der Gntlaee perbaftet,
Teriube CUR @nteleiiuna BON 8abnz
5agen genaaht au baden. 9ie 8es
fangeren haben ei~ngeitanoen, baB iie
iehs iolhe 8eriube. gentaft b6tten
uno 9aber alS einsiaen @runo fir ibr
Fun an, fie batten elm tpeni9 Nnuie.
mert haben mDuen.
Son ben 2euten, Die BEL benz
BabnunfaQ in Saratoga, SO. g., Der.
lebt puroen. iino nod orei peitere
2eute a%eitDrben.
Nus Seem @ort niro berihtet:
unter erlhGtternoen umftdnben lit
Der ~35idbrige Setter Miinbner, oeIs
len Iorefie Die Buliaei nod niGt aus.
fnoig MAIDEN f0nnte, i'm Gait Giper,
am Sub BON W1ble Street in Green
point, ertrunten. Sc iheint, baB er
fth cine DoGe Stunbe lang an einem
tleinen 0ageE i'm Dod f~eltgebalten
uno nerSmeifelt Inn 6ilfe QeIhrieen
bat. 2eute in Der N6be uno bic Manns
ibaft zines an einem Dud lieaenoen
B0oteS b0rten ben fortaefebtenS Grei:
Hettet MIDI! SD iterbe!"- Iie tonns
ten aber in Der 9untelbeit niht emit.
ideioen. tuDher bic &ufe tamen. Die
Beliaet iuhte nit 2aternen am ufer.
Wfittlermeiie muroen Die 6ilFerufe
INNER ihnd1er, BIG file I'M 8inoe
oDqig nerbo4teu. GRIT un 3 nbr
frib fano man i'm i'm Wafler, nit
ben Sinaern an einer1 9aael bGns
geno. Ils oas rettenbe Boot ibm
uade fam, iant er in Die 5luten.
Sn Der 0dbe BON R~aoebaugb,
Ba.. lief cine 4utDmutipe in einen
Irbeiter5ug Der 8enninloania.8 abn
binein, auf benz iih IS italieniihe
Irbeiter %befanoen. Drei muroen ee.
t6tet uno % i9mer perlest.
Nm Board oes in 8ruotlbu
lieaenben Dampfers vWtaf1aGuIetts"
tam e5 am DDnnerstaa gu elmer
Weuterei. Gin 9eit Der Mannl9aIt
empDrte iib inter Stbrung Der 6eis
gee eeaen Die OffiSiere; lebtere murs
Den BON Dem anoern Ieil Der Manns
ihaft unteritiibt, Gin reeelrebter
&f fano fat uso elmer Der tneus
ternoen 6ei5er muroe erI90iien.
Wtebrere 8erbaftunaen lino pUrae'
r10Innte1.
VI b.
6err Don 8aoonib, Der Bertre.
ter DeutIblanos auf Der WarDttg'
8onferen5 in Nlaeciras. Dat Die @rs
tldrung abgeeeben. Dab Die oeutihe
8eaierura Der Organization Der mas
rottaniiben BotiSei in ben 6anoelss
hafen hurh Granfreib nuo Spanien
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Die Merate ffns eritamnt.

Die merfntroiae 6eilune BON Sen.
meth WcSuer uDn Gancebprp, Me.,
Bat bic mebisiniihe Satultat uno
feline Treunoe iebr e~rfteatt. CT laot
BON ieinem Suu; Sin Solee beftieer
gntainouna oes Safes uno &onge<
ition Der 2unqer. aaben MIDI orei
Ierate auf. Sd nabm Dr. &ina's
0eue @ntoedune urto fie rettete meir
2eben. 6eilt ben iblimmiten 6uten,
@rtaltuug, BrDnhitis, 9oniilitis,
l6mabe 2ungen, Seiierteit, Grippe
Blu baben BEL IoDlpb DreiB uno s.
Galteper & Spbn. so Cts. uno
$1.00. 8rpbefIalGe frei.
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staut . hi 0, EOleDu,t

GucGs y n b. IS.
GrantJ J. @bsnep bet6u0rt. oak erSer dis
ter! |! gartEsr 9r Gtrna ) ). @beneD&Go ..
geaapntsm County uno Gtaate, tut, uno BAR be-
l9gte Gtrnlo Die Summe DON einbuuSert
99llars fAr ieoen Sal BON !soturrb be,ab[en
toiro, Der oIr3 ben 8ebrau6 bon 6aIi's a.
tarrb &nr ni4t Qebeilt tperoen lam.
Grant s. @beuen
AC-@ .Selhmoren Dor mir uno unterIdriebeu
Sie9el IN nleiner @egenpart am 6. Seiem=
(@ Der ". .. 1886.
Y. %. Gleao II, 6ffentlider gptar.
9aa's &atarrb Rur miro innerlid qensntmeu
gno iptrtt brett anf oas 9lut uno bic I6leimioen
3uibiden. 'N
&. 5. @beneD & So, Soleoo. o.
gertaaft bon alien @potbetern, 4reis IS Geuts.
atebnlt Salts ifamilieu 9iIen iir gerlfopfIno.
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9as y9one=S tar" 8odbier.

9as y9onezS Star" 8Odbier.
8enn Die 5riiblinsstifte tpeben
(Ober i'm &afenber iteben)
Surit'ae 8eder = bann Surrab !
0enn bic 8od6ier5eit 1T ga.
S90n semalt 81 burit'sen 3meden
Siebt man 8iloer nun pom B6den
ueberaa nad altem 8rau@,
uno in ieoer @irtl9aft aud
springer lie uns aGertpesen
Jr6blid mederno iebt entse9en;
8on Der Gone gtar 8raaeret
&ommt oer CUTE StUf berbei.
Sober 8irt friest ein paar Safer =
geie seb'n Die @eI6dfte better,
uro umrinst 1T jeoe Bar
Son 'ner froben 2ederihaar.
Nub bdlt an bes 8a9ens Ereiber
gei Dem beutiden 3eitunssi6reiber;
uno erit re6t bic Druderei
&ommt niesials gu fRrs babel.
Die oa orusen bort uno ieBen,
9un iid iebr germ bran er91ben
uno audi benz 6errn &ebafteur
Sdat bas Trinfen gar ni6t i6iuer.
Nbenos. uie bei einem 5eite,
Sammeln ii6 bann frobe @Glte
SSn Der S%tammtneip' Inn Den Gid,
S9litrfen 8odbier, idaumis, frii6.
0o6 audi bas muB i9 ermdbnen,
DAB Der Bod nebIt pielen I61nen
Sat ne b6Ie @igenI6aft
Be9en 1einer Stdrf' unb &raft.
@enn elm aa5u burit'ser 8e6er
9eert pom 8ode 10 piel 8e9er
8ie BON anbrem, l;i6tem Bier,
@eDf Is INN leDr 1Dlecbt odfllr.
9o9 ,t 8pdbier5eiten f6nnen
8ir man6mal uns 10 mas sGnnen,
9as ueiB audi Die beutlde Srau,
Nimmt's besbalb ni6t 10 genat.
Wtas 5ran5oie uub 8ritannier
2Oben 8orter uno @bampaaner. -
SrlGnoer ltno Yantee8 aud
3rinteu S6nups mad altem 8raud.
ODD fir uns, Sbr beuti6cl 8riioer,
&e6rt in jcoem 6riibiabr pieber
S6aum9efrbnt, I'M braunen &pf,
inner Sreunb, Der liebe Bod
9'rum Der 2pne Etar Sranerei
liner @0nf 9eluibmet lei
Sir Den BOD, Der 10 gut munoct,
Dem n(le @elt geInnnct
3rintt MIR INNER irii6 o'rnuf los
9tur ras Cine merit @li6 bios:
2One Gtar Bod bat feline Muden
QaBt non ibm Sud uIemals buden
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Sin lebhafter samnf

nit Dem alten Seinoe. 8erItopfuna.
enoet oft in Appendicitis. I'm Cru,
bel nit benz Wiaaen. 4eber uno Gin.
%aetoeioe, 81 oermeiben nebmt Or.
Sings deue 9ebens : 4iGen. sic
reaulieren oieie Oranne perTett obne
Shmer5. % Cts. bel Goolpb Drei6
uno &. 8aIteNer q @ohn.
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Gin g8Drt I'M 0ertranen.

2eiben Sic an S~dmDrrbpiben? 8enn
10. 10 befDlgen Sic 0 MIlem ben euten
Gat, ale QuadIalbereien su bermetoen.
Sas Operationsmeier, bic Shniirfette
unb bic dsenoen 9infturren, tpie 4. 3.
CARROLL, f6nnen nur bic Spmptome, nid1t
oa8 Geioen beieitigen. Cine Seilung, unb
atuar cine bauernoe. lift eben nur mDslilh
nit Der b%eribmten Or. Silsbee'lhen dina.
fefis. gs finb bas Stublsdpfcben, aus
ben tir ben San beiten Mraneien. 8rp-
ben non Mnatefis t~ofenfrei uerianbt bon
2. Neustaedter & Co., Box 2416, New
Ynrk
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@arnrl beSablt Sbr Miete?

8enn SIR nit 2eibtigteit @uer
eiQenes 6aus baber1 t6nnt?
Die bette 8eleaenbeit gum Spa
rem. lit elm 6aus su bauen.
Sober fam iein 6aus eienen, menn
er es rihtia anfdngt.
Irbeitet fir guer eieenes SntereHe.
Seio guer eiaener r2anoloro".
Wir bauen 6duier nod Dem Nbs
lblaqaablunass Blan.
60. 2teoeS Il gDbne.
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9.

Nm eriten Wdrs befanoen Iih
in Der Staatstaiie 81. 1877. 200.61 an
baarem @eloe uno $13,954. !929.29
an gDno8.
@s beiBt, Die &c. e. & g
8abn beabiihtiae lire Strede bon
Muffin nad San Warcos un6 BON
Stranger nab Trinite gu uerldnaern.
Oaourh piiroen suei 2iden in benz
SDitem ausaeflat, bic Dem reilen'
ben Bublttum itets unangenebm
flblbar tparen.
Bei Der 2Dca(sO ptiDn'Nbitims
muna in 0acoaoDhes COUNTY baben
Die Brubibitiuniiten NIT einer gros
Sen WaiDritdt aeliegt.
- Nrtbur s.. NihDl|en aus &u'
fin 1T in Seauin unter Der Inflage
perbaftet muroen, 8ieamie beaanger
au baben. @r bat nor 8uraetrt IN
Seauin Elm SRI. Idermann aus gtz
bulu Qeheiratst uno e8 heiBt, bah er
ppn leiner eriten Srau niht aelhies
ben lit.
SIN leiner Balture, ungefdbr
smei uuo cine babe Wteile BON Galos
nell, puroe Die 2eibe oes bDbmiz
lhen 5armers Jrant Seset aefuns
ben. Gin Shlaaf1HB bate ieinem
2ebet elm @noe eertadt. @r mar
lhun n,ehrere Stunoeu tot aepeien.
als man i'm fano.
= Trau Mugulte SaIhe, cine Der
betannteften Benpbnerinnen BON
@inbeiter in 6apette @ountu. lit
%aeitDrben.
TDr elniaen Taeen trat Iid Die
in Sublime uDhnenoe 5rau 3amha
einen Sulaiplitter in ben SUB. Die
Geriebuna 1hien anfanes unbeoeus
tend, oDh tuuroe Starrtrampf ourG
iie ueranlaBt uno Die syrau itarb ur,s
ter ibmeren 2eiben.
Sn 2ungoietu er[itt 5rau st.
g. Beu bel benz Geriube. Del aus
elmer grDBen Oeltanne ins Geuer
su gieBen, TO ibwere Terlebunaen,
baB iie na9 einigen Stunoen fur1tz
barren 2eioens ftarb.
- Sn Srantfin lit elm geuiiier q.
S. Speer Elm angeiebener Tarnter
unb &aufmann, negen Sbninoelr,s
CUR 3ahlune BON $190 uno Is Eager,
@efdnanis uerurteilt uDroen. CT
batte beim Bertauf bon Shmetner
uno beim Bie9en ~oerielben elm ihnes
res Stid gilen n,ituiegert lafien.
YIN II. W1dr5 miro in WaIbings
ton County oariiber abeeitimrtt, Oh
oas Community, ShullDften forte
beiteben poer oas DiftrittinHem ein'
aefnhrt tperoen foG.
= Die 8ehauptune oes &i@ter
Uraoleb. oaB in pielen unierer @Du1s
tnuermaltungen allerlei Durhftehes
reier pDrtdmer, Eat bereits cine Wir.
lung ausgeiibt. Diitrittrihter Scott
IN MncB bat bic @rnffns Surb balm
i~nftruiert. gu unterind1en, oh auH
etma n@raft" 5due euraetommer
leten.
aus S9err1an commit 0te Jtacbs
ribt, baB auf Der Mrmenfarm1 bort
elm Observation-Disclosures Wann Wantera
Subnnie Bplano geiturber, TIT. 3d.
lamb bat friiber cine gruBe Stole in
Sherman geipielt. Nls Die erite gi'
ienbabn nah Sherman gebaut purbe,
tam er nDrt @alpeftpn bDrthin, fling
bort einen 5aloDn at, uns peroiente
iebr niel @elo. Gpdter ridtete er Iid
in elm grDBereS 2utal elm uro ber>
banb NIT oemie[ben eiren suulueis
ihen @arten. Der bantals Die grDBte
Sebensmiroieteit in SHERMAN BIZ.
bette. Ct fpielte aud cine Hoae in
Der BDlitit, mar &anoioat fir bas
Gnlt oes Buliseihefs, rpuroe aber
nod unaemein aufreaeneer Gam.
pa9rie aeihlaaen. Gr 1ina bann fort
aus Sbern1ari uno tam eft sDr emit
gen Sabren als alter Wann, ppIIitdn.
big mittenns, mieser suriid. War
braGte i'm auf Der Grmenfartn unter
uno bort lit er er iebt G~eitDrben.