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Tie 2agc in @olbfielo.

@oIbfielb, Neu., Is. Ge5enbcr.
Gen 9eridten nud) itn0 sur 3eit
in Den 9ergucrfen mo in Den Nnlu-
gen Der Gonioliooteo SO. nlebr Heutc
an Der Slrbeit, ais an ir9cno cincm
friibcren Gage ieit Der @ieocrollinub-
me 0es 9ctricbeS onl 9onneritag.
Die Hepooa @olOfielo Hcollctioll
Norris %begunllen Den Sctricb nit
udt Wunn un0 80 Strifebreder mer-
Den aus Nri5ono crluartct. Gas STOP
iepelt . Gomite erlpo9 bclltc Die Gr-
flGrilng Der Wtine SnnerS' Iilocio-
ton. General 6ilnlton nlo @ouper-
rlellr SporfS reilten bellte BON bier
oh.
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Eru6i6itiuniitcn.S ica in GbicagD.

Gbicogo, IS. Ie5em6er. =
Nod cin Stoottbeil I'M llnfanac bon
elmer Gla0rotmeile lit utroden" &c,
lcgt moroeu. Gur9 Seidlub Oes
Stootrdths pllroe IN 0ieiem 8ebiet,
melhes elm 3cbntel Der 9an5en Staot
oltsmaht, ser Observation-Disclosures.
trieb perboteu. Ger Sicg Der Erp-
b%ibitioniiten mlroe obnc 9roBe
Srnpierigfeiter CT iotbteirrno 7S,nn ses
Notwithstanding pllrOe ieItgeitellt,
huB in Dem betrefiglocn GiItrift cine
Mebrhcit Der 9erpobner Trobibition
miinitt, uno oitf 8rlno scr pSocal
Option" Torihriit par0 nit 81 ges
gen % Stimmcn ser 9eidlllB ange'
itonlnlen.
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'Gbciapcafe 9ampfer.G Ompasnie.

l. CUclUpcdfcsStntc.
GleBante ga iiaeiersSampier columbia" NIB
rlo eoint Comfort nno Norfoa, "a.
MaInpIet %perlallen baltimore tdelid (aisse'
men in Clo lpint. Comfort nm 9 ubr Dior.
gens lns in 9%iortolf I'M 7.3O Wlorsens an, an.
l@IIebeno an pc eiienbabnaiiea na4 allen
Durt0ftuer.2tnt
sls nn a Ss., ta a. .narm,slsr :StIGnta."
0om mS@ s ssrfaIisn g n'iP MtS'r S'sas,1 Ws' oo,.
l in as,,l linS s. Sa 1J UNI 8 llRr ssadmitiass
l'IS IN Mi SmTnr nln 9,2o glorsens an;
fabrt Del eii.nitieem geetter in 8loucefter Boiiit,
clements. Clan, Sani nno @alnonb's a%nIeeen..
S""'''' n SS,'a IT, s sias.iasas.s non Wi.r IT. Is
9iirtagll!ete nab alen Nnntten fonrer ae.
,i n @epad anlesesben lin1 aaiiiten8imInet
81 ine gGsa4s %rfiet @r' ,a Isr0 sit.s u Ssn ssi sIsss'
Y. ". Nubiun, staent; Tr. 1871. pft.Yaltimure.
sttaRe, ODER. oen .Saupts9lreaur an 9i9bt.
''' s;. s ! saa; salli"-rs' @o' c,,sr
1. 5. @esannel, shIfs.G Vat. .si asst'''
Baltimore Iampf Yadet 50.
talte nns superIdtFse ~gat.atnie.)
Gte Der; Staater'asott bef6rbernb.
1''''''' vS i;Ssssssa'%" sasn!; s@'''H'''"
g1e'!. .l ssn BEN .as's ssa ,asI!Ss Ssss 's ! ss e'i iSS@ss.
Ioint Comfort. GerfoIi. Rurtsmoutt un6 aIIe:
9uniten bes SiSeiiS. lSeEbinbure In Oh
~Seaboarb air Cine" feIibem 8nge mad portE
mouth r'tb atlanta, Sn Morfclf gerbtnbnne
bern Wafbinaton. N.sG.. Ni&mOnb. gd.. unb
.MabIseiieu mad eueopdifdem gIane. ausu.
ri1fe 4aiiteu8imfrler eleftrifne BeIeitdbtiinQ,
BampfbeiStn e, aoien fret. Meferbirte anintens
%3imnter- tn ben giuets9iireaig Der ~8ap.etns...
gas III e,ab, S't,Sait'ssOrssistsaesit "a zoe a1s
Baltimore. uno galpertsStrabe, -GonttnentoI
1ruft @li!btne" unb MIbauab'S, 9r. 109. gorbs
gbarIeSsGtrnbe.
Sptu ". etertpssb, q. Drpnn,
|iccsFrdf. Il. @en. s9RnnaAe1. Ger. sBof. saaeRt.
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Gdiffsnahrid,tcn

Sem Yorf, Is. DECEMBER. =
&on bier ab9eiobrcn iino Die Gam.
pier .Hpnoum" nod Hotteroom, pia
9oulogne; YSumluno" itoh Nntlper,
pen; y&berion" nod Gotteroom nno
Sibalt.
ROTTERDAM, II. Ge5ember. -
Nllgefommen lit Ger Camper nSnlo-
lensf", BON Ncm-Dorf nad) 2ibail be-
itinlmt.
Bremen 6. Ge5ember. = Ser
Iompfer .Glbe" fam bon Sopannnb
pia Herpport Neps bier on.
Soma, 16. Ge3enlber. Son
Mem-Dorf bier eiueetroffen lit Der
Gampfer. nNoro-America".
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Snitrmftiunen fir Teleaaten.


Gertretlrne Der Sntereiien Der Obi.
Iippinen i'm GongreB. = Fropin.
3ialratb ser tdtboliiden STRIDE
tugt in Wontlu.
Monilo, IS. Ie5. = GaS So.
mite limo Die glliemblp iino init Ger
NuSorbeitlmg BON &nitrltftionen fiir
Die 9elegoten III @aibington be-
iddfti0t. 0ie @ouptoinge, UNI beren
Netpilligmtg Der Gongreb Scr Ser,
Stouten criltht mcroen miro, Iin0
Iorifreiorm un0 Die Nbi6offllng ocs
aopfgeloes BON @ciltd)ern aus Song.
fong uno jopuniiben SGfcn. Die
GongreB 0~elc9otcn reiien om q.
1e5ember nnd) Den Ser. Stuaten
ab.
Ger critic E%rouin5iolrot6 Der futbo-
liihcn STRIDE IN Der @eifihte Der
EDilippinen lit g%egenW0rtig bier IN
SiBung, Die 9iihofe mo @eiitli.
hen berotbcn @egcnit1noe, Die bon
NldtIgtelt rltr DIE Gbtnelcn llll0; Der
ipid)tigltc Oapon lit, Die Gbineicn
Ollrtalls alf cine omeritoniihe %.
lis 81 %itelen. Die iponiiben unO at.
hercn 8eiitlid)en iinO, pie perlnlltet,
nit oieier Gntihciolma luelhe ouo
Heiultot pom Eapite ertbeilter Sn-
itruftinncn lit, einperitnnocn. Bur
6cier bes Greignilics puroe elm groB-
artiger Sodel5ug obgebolten, an benl
iih $4,000 M1nncr, 6rouen unb Sim
Der betbeili9ten. Mon erblidt III Der
Gntiheioung einen pollitGnoigenSieg
Ger anlerifaniid)cn 9iidoic, lueldc
bier bic Gontrple IN Ser &ono ho6en.
Sic Oppoiition Onae9en fonlmt
bollptidhlih bon mlSl1nbilhen Trie,
tern in entiernt gele9enen 9iltrits
ten.
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Sciraths . Qiccn,cn.

Somuel VI. @oloitein %, gtr. 204,
2ittle @ou9bitr.; Wamie Iiltcr, 81,
Sobn i. Gopis, SO; Seliio u. Wa9.
riioer, 81, 9cioe BON 6reoerid-9oun-
tp, Wio. Npplifont - Z. 3. 9opis,
Nr. 20. Norb.Gorepitr.
8iuium Z. SooDamap, %; Soa q.
WSiler, 90. Npplifant = @iliam $.
2armore, Mr. 1889, Sanoueritr.
Sreberid $. @copcr, 81; Winnie
$. Ebipps, 20. Applifont - @iniom
$. @eitbrpof, Nr. 2239. Sits9ibbleltr.
&arrp 81. Sart, %; Mnne 9. Wtils,
%. Ipplifant - Shomas Wft@llirc,
Nr. Alp, @operlp-ape
&opmonO e. Sones, 81; Woreoret
9. Nicolion, "a. applifont - e.
gomuno Sones. Cabot ountp, Mo.
Sobn :. Meah 80, Nr, 2O7, Top.
neitrabe, Alcronbrin. go, Sorab u.
Eettitt, %, Nleranbrio, go.
Gomunb &ubn, 26; 8ertruoeTrico,
"a. gpplifant - Or. Somarb aabn.
Nr. l9u2, Gomor0l0ll.Npc.
SenrD S.Nreemnn, 80; Soa 6. Ser.
pei, %. Npplifont - Go9or Serpcl,
Nr. 9l2, ~. Sorotogoitr.
2 6onlcin miro d mel.
e n. Gus Sd)onlcin CNmcricus),
Der befonntc HingfGmpicr bon Sit.
baltimore, bat ben HingtGmpfer &.
Seell, Der fiir5lih in Chicago Den be-
rilbmten cuboniid)en Hinof1lnpfer
Clarence 9olllbin mari, geioroert, II.
Gle 6oroerung lit ongcnommlen nor.
ben. Ger Hingfampf miro n1dIten
@intcr bier in baltimore ituttiinocn.
9ecl lit Dor mebreren Sohren ldon
elrmal BON Nmericlls gctporien nor.
Den.
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Stmocut crbGngt iid).

TbilaocIpbia, IS. DECEMBER.
- Der 20.iGhrige 6ronf u. Wiuer
aus aanias Gitp, Wo., eit Stloent
Ser Yemiplponio llniueriitat, wuroe
belte Tnd)mittas in ieinem Simmer
erbGnat aufgeiunoen. als man ibl
berabidnitt, mnr oas 2eben bereits
entiloben. Sein Batter lit Ser Eres-
bpterinner 8eiitlihe Sobn $. Niler.
Der hinge Wonn ltioirte Die
3abnnr5ireifunoe, uno nllem Inihein
mad, beaing er in einem AnfaQ bon
@eiitesitbrung Selbltmoro. gr loll
hGlifig onpon gereoet baben, iih oaS
2ebep 81 nebmen.
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@crmiidDtc tclcsrapbiidc Sepeiden.

- Sn S6er6roofe, Cue, lit Der
Shobmeiiter u. $. Mnoerion BON Der
yNrebec GentralbuGr;" Deld)ers Die
@eieQihaft ieit tS Sabren ol,rd Ge'
iranoationen Inn $tS5,000 bei6nins
helte. 81 tiinf Sabren @efunentB perr
nrtbeilt morben.
IN HoteIter, T,-D., lit Sral,
gbos. S~agenauer NIT ibrem Saua.
ling bemllbtlos IN ibrem garl5 nit
@as dnaefiiaten Sdldiaimmer anfse,
flInoen worocu, Wqn glollbt, oaB
geiSe nidt SIT retten iino uno oaB Die
Brau Dos 8os ielbit anaebrebt bat.
Monliral George Tetpep beging
geltern in ieirler @obnalna 5l @aib.
ingtpn ieinen 70. @eburtstag ourd
ein 9anfett. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT &ocie-
pelt INN uerihieoene anbere oiItin.
guirte @dite b%eiipobnten. Ter 8e.
burtstog fd1t thati1hlib off Den 26.
Se5ember, uno Gelpep ~feierte i'm
ihou gelterr, neil piele Der eingela.
oenea @dite n1dite @obe nid)t in
@aibington iein meroen.
0er am TtenItag begonncnc
Strife Der Nelp.Yorfer 2ubnfutId)er
lit ourd) einen GompromiB geidlid)tet
moroen. Der 9obn Ser 2eute puroe
bon $t4 ouf SIS erbobt uno Die 6or.
ceruns III 9eSus aui f~iir5ere Nrbeits.
5eit miro eiuem, Sdieosgeridt iiber'
ipte1en. 1loi sdslrE
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baberl, lno bon Hidter @rigbt NIT
S25 @eloltrnfe bclegt.

bobet1, uno bon Ni6ter Wrlgbt NIT
$25 @eloltrofe belegt.
&lnge 5ur ii It genpm men.
Sn Der alogeia6e Der SS. gbluin
s, @riffin Senrp Guifp uno Soml.
Hegeiter, TeitomcntS , Soaitrefer
fir Den 9tohloB oes peritorbcnen So.
ibun &egeiter, eescn Die s. Hegeiter
Sons 60, alf 3ublung zines &ed)-
iels nobmen Die &ldgcr I'M Common
Hleos : @erihte Die aloge 3uriid.
Ger 9cflo9te botte geltenO 9emutt,
Oob Der &lage cine 3ablungS : Ilf-
foroeritng nidt porongegon9en lei.
Eorteien pergl den f.
Die Shooenerlabflogc bon Gonr.
Mituel gegcl Die Screinigtc Stra-
Benbobn.@ eleuihait mlrbe I'M Gom'
lltpn Eleos @eribt, 9lbtbeilun0 3,
bilrt &erglcid) erleoigt. &lGger bat.
te ieinen Iniprllf banit begrilnoct,
boB er origeblid mt ~. Suni 1906
an Der ode Der Yenniplponia . sluc.
ltno WfoiberItraBe bon elncn lnl
9ienitc Ser 8eflogten itcbenoen Son.
bllfteur forpcrlih ungegriifen NOR
Den ipur.
8crlangt$t $4,000.
Sm Stootgeridte milroe cine &los
&c ouf $4,000 Sdoocneriob bon
George &oienoole 9cGcn Ioron
StrollB eingereidt. al0ger mill unl
If. 0e5enlber bs. SIS. mGbrenb er bel
Dem 9eflogten oils Nngeltellter tho
tig ipor, BON Scbterem forperlih on-
9egriffen worren icin.
@ittme It II niperiols
Grbin.
Nod, Dem inn @oiien9eridte 5ur
9eitGti9unq eingereif)ten Seltarnente
oes fiir5lid) per%ltorbenen EuItors
Sobn Goie gebt Der gauge NadluB
an Ole @ittlpe bes Seitotors Sruu
Clara 2cpinia Hoie, iibcr. 0ieiclbe
ipllroc olld) oils 5eitoments = Soil
itrederin obne Notwithstanding
eillgclebt.
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Surpcbu-Tlutiac 5m Srinioao.
Siii5iere uno Wnnnidaitcu amilIiren
lid. - aoblenidiffe crmarten
BORT sic Shladtilotte.

Tort NJ Snoiu. sriuibob,
ts Tp,rmbcr 9ir Sffi,irre uuo
monnidboften Der ouerifoniihen
Snrnrhn,I lntiue Il sic ON SonItoo
hirr onfon1 iinbpu @ele1eubeit oe.
nmn iih m oonS al on1iiiircn. Tie
Nfii,icrc n,erSr,, i,yoportio fctirt uno
nntrrnohtnrn AetIte cine ,5obrt mad,
Son, MsnhoIt Srr Sin ruthi,lioIti.
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@pn Sec nnb Safcn.

n@iQe6aD" noA Bremen o%bgefabren.
9tabm s aoiiiten. unO 1863 3lpi-
idGnbcfS -Eoiiogiere nit. Gcc
9ampfer nGbemnib" belte errpo..
ttt. Nod) feline gtndridt bon
Gnpt. Sborpe.
Surg llnd) = llbr geitcrn Nud)n1it-
tag trat Scr Horooeltti6e Slopo.G Cant
pier y@iueboO" nit s &ojiltclt- nn0
t69 Observation-Disclosures Die Nild.
io6rt nad) 9rcrnerl all. Neben Den
Halia9icrcn bat Der Gumpier 1000
Conner S~tilf9iitcr, IN Ger Sullptlo-
dje Del, 0olumlpolle mo Subot, an
9oro. guSnubnlslpcilc murben oiea.
malfciue,5lr Deportation Scrllrtbril5
ten an 9orO gebra6t.
IS bemnib" beute ermartct.
Ser Gnmpicr YGbemnit", lueldcr
alil 8. 9c5cnbcr bon BREMEN abfllbr,
miro belltc ooer ipGteitcns mor9en
bier ermortct. Sir Baltimore befin-
ocn iid) 7G5 Yoliogiere an 8orb; mad,
Sanbnno bcrielben iGbrt Ser Gam.
pier nit mcitcrcn 600 YaIiogieren
nad) 8alpclton. Scros. Iie Sifi5iere
Der vGbcnlnie" iino: Capt. s. 3ad)a.
rioc, I. Sfii5ier 9. y. 3mierlein, :. 81
ii5ier M.GrcdieI, 3. Sffi5ier q. lllpts,
A.. Sffi5ier y. 9runs; Sbermaid)iniIt
Sllgenieir S.Scntig; Ner5tc Or. meb.
SAurnom unb Or. meb. Geltfomp;
Troniantmeiiter ". Sobmiiller, Erp-
piontneiiter- Iiliitcnt u. Sinrihs;
Sberitelpdro $. Soiinleiitcr, Sberfod)
". 9ofteroing.
BOD IN OunfeI gebiilIt.
Sos gcbeimniBpolle Teriflpinben
bon CAPT. Spbn Sborpe POM Can't
pier rSlpribu" Der nSlb 9op-2inie"
in Der 99tnht pom lebten Somitog oil
Sonittos bat nod feline IufflGrlrtg
%9efhnbcn. Is fam ppbl fem 3ipei-
fel Ooriibcr berriben, pob berielbe
toot III, ipie er aber 81 ieinem IoOe
fam Oh ourb llnfau ODER SeIbit-
moro, 1T Gin nod 5l lolenoes MGtbiel.
Capt. Sbprpc iubr om SamItog &c.
gen ~ llbr ouf Der ,Slorioo" Don
Horfnlf -i,od) baltimore ob. @egen
1912 llhr begob er lid nod ieiner 60
bine unb lpilrbe bon oieiem 3eitpunft
an nitt mebr 9eiebcn.
3obIrcihe Tra6toampfe fer
bier.
Cur ,3cit befinoeu iid I'M bieiieen
Soicn ctluo 30 srobe Oceonfrodt.
bompfcr, sic ar0Btc 3obl lett Sobren.
Sic Mcbr5abl 0erielben lit oaSll be.
itimmt, Snuienoe bon @uideln sc.
treble mad, eitropGii6en SGfen 81 be
forbern. Gie 0enolc @uihel5obl
fam crit aleegeben perOcn, iuern Ole
Gompier aeloben iinb.
,Teo0more" angefommc II.
Gad elmer Gliberlt itiirmiifen
Sabrt bon 1S.tdgiger 0aiter longte
geitcrn @ornlittog filr5 nod II llbr
Der Gompfer ,Ieoonlore" bon ser
Sobnlton-2inie in 2ocuit.Toint on.
Capt. &cnrp berid,tet, bob Ole Neiie
bon Mniana bis Gnoe bon Stiirmer
be9leitet mar, ipelhe 10 beitig mi,r-
ben, oob or a%e5lplulgen ipnr, Del 5llr
9ernbigunN Der See 5ilr Teripenourg
SIT brlngcn. SroBocm ipltrbe Der
GampIcr nid)t bcihdbigt.
9ringt @eibnahtcn i'm
8etdnaniB 5u. - Der 20siGh+
riee Neger @alter Non BON Nr. 10,
SIt.SltgbesitroBe, muroe geitern IN
Der liloliden Eoli5eiitation burb go.
li5eirld)ter 2ead megen Shiporeus
uno 6Iudcns 5u $40 Strafe uno
Soften perurtbeilt. "a er Ole Straie
niht 5u Sablen permod)te, manoerte
er ms 9efdn9nib,
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Marplanb. mnS YenniDlpan;a-g a6a.

Si6e ucr.nNen Turth'stuenu .Sta'ipn
7.30 Morgets gori Roft, tdeIi1, anssenom'
men Sonnta9.
o.O5 Wcreeils TeIia sIccom., MIR Sonntas.
$50 Worgens Seif T Ieeonl., tdglth, nus9es
iionlilen Sonnt1a.
t.20 GabMittaes sleldir @eeorn., mir Samitaa.
1926 glahmittaps BORT Yuit, tdUli1. ausees
i1ontruen Sonntn9.
4.05 Mn6mittags SeIia gccom., MIR Sonntdg.
4.45 9tad,rtittags SeIatr slcconl., tdglih, aus
eeionlrnen Sonntug.
600 Nbenos Selta. slccom.. tdgIth, ausaes
ronImen Spnntag.
II 90 sthenbS 9elta Gcoir., mir Sonntae.
11.30 Ibenos Hclair Nccom., tdglid, auSges
mon men Gnnutoo
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Hetttbpne Hrp3cB.

Soiic Soobn, IS. Ic5e1nbcr. -
Gle StoatsunlpoItlfuit pcrfotgte int
Ero5eB gegen George VI T~ettibonc
megen 9etbeilignlg an ser eFiIpr-
Dung oes Wouperncurs Stcunetbcrg
Die @eihidte Der Ecahobp.@ont BON
Dem 3eitpultt oil, IN ipelhem Sarrp
Srfarb uno Sad Sinlpfins lie 81
@olloce in cinen Greet iuurfetL bis
su ibrer Gorlegltn9 i'm Sopuoob-
Yro5eB, Hid)tcr @ooo erfldrte, er
fonne Sic &prbrir9un9 BON 9Cpeis-
material bc5ilNlit Der arbeitcrluirren
in Colorado, meld)es I'M SoDmooN-
Ero5eb por9cbrad)t, aber ipGter &c,
itridIen lpur0e, neil ungcnonlmell
wuroe, ooB bic &ertbeibigln9 oelt9c.
meia ser geidullbi9ung elmer 8egen'
pcribporullg nidpt erbruft babe. nid)t
5uloiiell. @iliam 3. Saplpooo lit
bier cingetrofien mo tritt oils Gnts
laltnngs5cl9c oui.
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Nrs. @imsIom's soutbina Sprmp

tpiro felt fiber fiinnounbiemSta Satren Rem
@siuipnen pun Wtiittern ftr thre 0tuber tet'ut
beruhtat bas Sinh, er,uetdlt ben @aumeu, Be.
ldl,uidlttat ale sd,mer,en; fnrirt Ninbtclif uno
III oas bette MitteI tiir Gfnrrb5e. Bon 9lpos
tbeicrn In alien BeIttbeiIen berfaift. Seib
oepiB mn berIanat -9irs. @tnslop's esofktne
ehrnp" unb 1ebmt feine anoere Sorte. Mint
irb3parsi9 Gents bic SIdfde. Inter benz g0br.
mitteIs nnb Groguen.Gefeb bonn 30. Stunt 1905
anrantirt. Gerierr.@ Drummer 1908. Gin elteS
aub cut bepdbrteS Ttttel.
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Nefanntcr bcntidcr @ciitiidcr aeitur-
bru.

Eittsburg, ga, is. 0e5. -
Soeben troi bier oie Srollerfutbe Elm
poll Dem 5u aooiion, 81, ~erfolgtcn
ploblid)en IbIeben bon Erof. SrieO.
rid 2inoelnanll. Ger Icrblihene
mirfte friiber oils EaItor ser oelltiheE
euung. -lutb. ct. Eou!s.airde al Der
Eribeltrabc uno mar moblbefannt.
gr befleiOete in Ser letten Sabren
Die Steae ais 9ebrer am epnng.a lrtb.
Semlinur ST Nb0iion, Sus. Der Ser,
ltorbene binterl0bt ollBer ser @ittne
nod 3tpei Sobilc, Sreberif uno Saul
2inbenlanlt, pelf' grIterer 5u 9ruof.
Ign, N..D., ais Eaitor tb1tig lit, 10.
mie mehrere lohtcr, Jon oenen Die
cine Observation-Disclosures 1T einem
groben !Soipitul lit. Die 2eife
miro morgel bier cintreffen uno be-
itattet meroen.
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death of this man. We will suppose
that he saw him approaching the
Hamilton house and shoots him from
his window and then rushes upon the
scene Ringing the pistol one side. and
was there, as we know he was, be
fore MIR. Carter could get there. or,
we will suppose that some other per
son. Solomon Marks. for instance, got
possession Of Dan Fry's pistol and
followed Edes shot him and disap.
peared down the river.
1T is well Known in Grovedale. and
can be proved by half score of wit
nesses. that Solomon Marks WAS
twice closeted with the defendant,
and that he went 10 the Fry house,
when It is easy to suppose he found
an opportunity to get possession OF
the pistol, to make It appear that
my client committed sulcide-for
there is no doubt but that the shot
was fired to kin him. Now, II liz per.
fectly clear to me and must be to
you, that the false claimant under.
took, either by his own hand, or an.
others, to rid himself OF trouble
some person-troublesom because
the true claimant. But did he sue
coed? No; the very shot fred TO send
Nane Hamilton out of the world re.
stored him to the full possession oil
his faculties. Strange, yet truel Can
we doubt, after such a manifestation
in the overruling for good of the
Divine Providence, which so often
says to crime, Thus far shalt thou
go. but no farther he recovered to
prosecute his claims to his family and
estate?"
It was then five o'clock, and an nd.
journment was taken until the next
morning.
When the little court house bell be-
gan to ring next day the streets rap
idly filled, and soon the small room
was thronged with eager spectators
The work Of the day was entered
upon promptly by the calling OF the
witness, George Barnstead. TO the
stand.
He gave n straightforward testl.
mony, corresponding to Mr. Morley's
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CHAPTER Xxx.
"You Are Henry Ashlex.n

You Are Henry Ashley"
re then spoke of the examination,
81 when being found of unsound mind
ne was sent to an asylum. of ais es.
cape and supposed death by drown.
ne With the cunning of insanity it
no" appeared that Mr.. Hamilton had
'hdUced woaN-minded vagrant to
.Nchange clothes with him. and with
me disguise thus afforded succeeded
In getting clear of the town. The
man who resembled Hamilton In gen.
efaI appearance was afterwards
drowned and Identified as patient
OF the asylum chiefly by his clothes.
as the body was unacceptable from
haNine been so long In the water.
II must have been strange fatal.
lty or blind instinct which led him to
seek employment at his own mill.
anu boarding place at the house of
Mrs Fry a woman previously well
known TO himself and wife. the receipt.
ent, as she AYERS. of many favors
from himself and wife.
He saw his wife and children M
church. His wife was greatly moved
by his resemblance to her husband
He was. also. much excited by hor
looks and those of Perley and Glare.
He knows nothing of all this now.
but can prove It by the testimony
OF Dan Fry and his mother. From
that time he began to watch her
house, his former home, one night
standing In a pouring rain until he
was drenched and made sick IN con.
sequence. Although he knew little OF
music previously. he purchased n VIC.
lin and became a good performer In
short time. but now he has returned
to his normal ignorance and cannot
play at all. ! shall call to the stand
an emlrent specialist who will ex.
plain TO you that this sort OF dun
existence is not unknown In science.
although II Is so uncommon IS to be
remarkable. Mrs. Hamilton shared
In the feelings of her husband. but
could not explain them. She re.
ressed them, therefore. as much as
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Id n In hla onenIng

presentation Of it in his opening
| argument
Il sat in Portland depot. near to
the newsstand, waiting for Hurd, who
was to go on with me to Bethel /
saw standing, irresolutely, at little
| distance, a man whom | now know to
be Vane Hamilton He was dressed
exactly as described by the advertise.
ment. He looked about him as II he
did not know what to do Finally. an.
other man entered who stopped to
stare at the first. Then, as II recol-
Letting himself, he went on a little
way, but still looked at him. The
hrst man was aware OF this SCRUTINY,
Il appeared, for at last he walked up
to him and asked:
You appear to know me. Who
am /? What is my name
The other seemed disconnected n
moment by the inquiry. but answered
in second or two.
Your name Is Henry Ashley. |
know you well
They talked together a few min.
utes, but In a lower tone did not
hear what they said, and shortly after.
ward they went of together"
"Mr. Barnstead." cross-questloned
Mr. Ferguson, you say the FIRST man
looked about him as II he did not
know where he was. what was his
expression? Was II vague and un.
certain or wide-awake?"
Rather vague, sir, as II he dii not
know where ne was"
WAS this the others expression?"
NO, sir; his was the reverse
watchful, wideawake."
Their expression was totally un.
like, and yet their eyes looked alike"
Yes. sir"
when do you usually make your
trips, Mr.. Barnstead"
II have no regular time"
This time you went on + lay"
Yes, sir"
What dateY"
The fifteenth Of May"
How do you know"
u know by my remembrance OF
tho day and by my diary"
DO you note the time OF you. trips
IN your dlary?"
Yes, SIR"
please produce the book II you
have II about you"
Mr. Baustead took e from his
pocket and handed II 10 the defend
ants counsel. who. however, did not
take Il.
mo. read II yourself" Mr. Barn.
stead aid so.
Started for Bethel Waited in
Portland depot for Hurd We went
on together"
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head, Margaret clapped her hands, and
the other two stood stolidly awaiting
instructions. as became their position
AT what hour shall | depart, my
LADY," said Maurice.
Now! So soon as you can get the
horses ready"
But your Grace must have time to
make her preparations"
Il am not going TO Kernsberg.
stay here!" said Joan, stating fact.
Werner Won Orseln was just going
out of the door, confding TO Alt Pikker
that as soon as he saw the Princess
Put her hand in their lady's he knew
they were safe. At the sound OF Joan's
words he was startled into crying out
loudly, "What?" At the same time he
faced about with the frown on his
face which he wore when he corrected
an irregularity in the ranks.
ITO be contlnued)
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What Caused the Nolse.

A lady, having occasion to consult
a friend, called at her home. but was
unable at first TO obtain admittance.
Hldeous sounds suggesting the cater
wauling OF all the cats. accompanied
by what appeared TO he the trampllng
Of an elephant upon the keyboard OF a
piano, Issued from the house.
The matter being imperative, and
wishing al least "a leave message,
our friend redoubled her efforts at the
bell in the hope Of ringing hard
enough 20 stop the clamor within
Succeeding at last In her ondeayor,
the din ceased abruptly and tho door
was opered boy a trim German maid
The family, II appeared was out and
the maid said:
"ven de cats away den plays DEF
mouse der piano