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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-10
Loves 10 | THE STAGE
,1tNo MARRIAGE WITH COREY
WON'T WOO MABELLE
FROM 1T.

NEW YORK, May 10.-Mabelle Gil
man will not abandon her stage career
when she becomes Mrs. William E
Corey. She will not appear in public
I for a year, but she expects ultimately
10 play for Charity, both in this city
and In Paris. Corey is in full sympa
thy with his promised bride on this
point.
A friend Of Miss Gilman, who Is In
/. her confidence, said:
"In the chateau near Paris. which
Mr.. and Mrs. Corey will regard a,
their permanent home, there is small
{ but complete theater. Here Mrs. Cor
ey- will appear in various operate
plays, to audiences composed OF Invit
ed guests.
Jean de Reszke, who mas been
teaching Miss Gilman at intervals dur
ling the past two years, has already
suggested that they appear together
In Carmen, !" 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-10
TOO MUCH
MOTHER
DR.. 0EPUE SAYS WlFE's MOTHER
WAS CAUSE OF THEIR MARI.
TAI UNHAPPlNEss.

PARKERsBURG, May 1O.-A sui
was filed at Circuit Court yesterda,
entitled Mrs. Vera Yeardley Depue VS.
Homer D. Depue. for divorce. McClue!
and McClucr are attorneys for tho
plaintiff. While no bill has been fllei
In the case, It Is understood that the
allegations Of Mrs. Berue against hel
husband are merely alleged incon
patibility OF temper.
Friends were greatly surprised whcr
Mrs. Depne skipped the bed and boar,
of her husband on Tuesday evening
as they had no intlmation that there
were serious differences. The defend
ant, who is n well known physician
spent Tuesday at Elizabeth, Wirl
county, as a witness In u murder case
When he returned he found that she
had removed the household furniture
and his aaRRy home. was gone.
In the evening he attempted TO In
tercept her fight to Cincinnati. Mrs
Depne had boarded the evening train
DR.. DeDue asked Policeman Deem lc
help him take her from the train, but
he refused.
1t is said that Or. Depue tried to get
possession Of their pet dog, wbic,,
Mrs. Dcpue had concealed, and he did
succeed in getting her suit case. Those
who we're at the station were attract,
ed by the decisive demand for It's re-
turn, and his gestlcalations, In endeay.
oring to induce her to return.
This Incident was the talk of the
city for two days, among those who
knew the young couple. Both were
well liked by hosts and both regret the
break.
Yesterday the climax came when
the divorce proceedings we're filed
Friends hoped that the young husba. .ld
and his pretty wife would be reunited
but DR.. Dcpue said yesterday that was
out of the question.
To n reporter he said:
1T Is case Of too much mother.in.
law Mr.. wife's mother came TO nv
home and ordered nc about ms If
we're the cabman or the porter,
finally could stGnd It no longer and
ordered her 10 leave. She remained
about here and turned my wife against
me.
Against her." he said with feeling
u have nothing to say and will resent
anything that any one else would sav
We would have been happy together
o"t LOT the interference OF her moth,
Ier."
Friends say that DR.. Depue's invita-,
lion to his mother.ln.law to leave was
given by putting her trunk In the hal
way She evidently knew what that
meant.
The generalimpressIon Is that there
VIII be nothing develop in the case
which could possible reflect upon the
character Of either party to the suit
Tor divorce, and their friends regre,
exceedingly that difficulties In their
domestic life have resulted.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-10
WATCH GIN ven l;l i AWAY FsEe.


The Daily West Vlrslnlan viii Sppb.
lish a presidential Page III a few
days--a picture ot the IS Presidor.s
from George Washington 81 the
"Hatehet Fame" !" 70 ~ eddy, tbe Rough
Rfder.r Z.
ThereiWlll be some questions about
the Presidents to answer and a geers
tain intentional Sn,lsspelled word 10 DO I
found 10 one Of sthe adyertlsen,erts Sof
the twenty-five that appears-one by
the side Of each PRECEDENT. The first
one TO carry out; these conditions that
will be printed al, the top III ithe psas
the daylt appears will eETSas HAND.
SOME: LADIES' Coll WATCH FREE.
Watch for The page.
The watch can be seen In The wins
dow Of w. A. Fisher, The Jewelsr, al
i2s2 Main street oppaslse courthopsr.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-10
Wheeling Paper Hears That
Work Will Soon-Be Resumed On
The Old B. & N. Survey

The Wheeling Register to-day con.
tained the following special dispatch
from Grafton.
c. E. Norris, Of Fairmont, right o.
way man for the Wabash railway, Is IN
Grafton looking after the interests OF
the Pittsburg and Lake Erie Company,
which road short time ago acquired
the rights of the Wabash TO the large
amount Of roadbed and other constrllc.
tion work done in thiss ectlon at vari.
GUS points from Bellngton to Falrmont
three years ago.
Air. Morris. among other things. Is
having the shanties used at that time
In the labor camps along the route re.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-10
EXPLOSION DUE
TO NEGLIGENCE
MEMBERS OF MINING COMMITTEE
HAVE NOT MADE REPORT
But INFORMATION HAS
LEAKED OUT.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, May 10
After visiting half dozen mines and
examining n number of witnesses
members Of the mining committee
returned to Thurmond last night about
tagged out. II anything important dc,
velops the committee have not made It
public.
The finding will not be given out nm
I'll all the field work is completed and
this includes visits to all the coal
fields Of the State.
1t has been definitely determined
that the Whlpple explosion was caused
by'a shot off the solid on the part OF
some men. The two men who put of
the shot were laborers and we're kill
ed. President John Nugent, of the
United Mine Workers, made per
sonai investigation, of Whippte for the
committee and makes this report.
"Only two were killed by the cxplo
sion. the others sulfocatlng because in
their excitement they tried TO escape
along n return channel which carries
off foul air, They could have reache
the opening and had good air all along
had they taken the other channel"
These facts have been established
by the committee. Evidences of cause
Of Whipple explosion are too plain 10
be controverted.
The mines visited yesterday we're:
Stuart, Red Star, Collins, Price Hill
ktllsythe, Nichols and Prudence.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-10
Mother killed
HERSELF and BABE
HUSBAND FOUND WIFE Ah1
CHILD DEAD AT EARLY HOUR
THIS MORNING.

PlTTsBURG, Pa, May 1O.-At five
o'clock this morning. Alexander slgs.
worth, residing at SOL Jackson street,
Allegheny, found the body of his wife
lying clad In q night robe beside her
bed. On the bed lay the body Of their
eighteen.months'-old son. The moth.
er respondent and in Ill health had
snot the child, then herself, causing
instant death. The two shots were
indistinctly heard ten last night are
supposed 10 mark the time Of the trag.
edy.
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paired and renewed, Indicating that
work on this line will be begun again
In the near future. Recently, also, sew.
eral deeds for the right Of way along
this route have been placed on record
In this county, and other transactions
have been carried on within the past
few weeks pointing to.a certain re.
sumption aud completion OF this P. and
l.. E. branch In the no distant future
A call at Mr.. Morris office in this
city, showed that Mr.. Morris Is not in
town, A card on his office door
reads "oat OF the city for few days.
We sincerely hope the Registers story
Is true.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-10
BAND CONCERTS
For the Summer VIII Begin In This
City the 18th Inst.

W. H. Omen went to Mannlngton
this afternoon. Mr.. Omen Is the lead.
er Of the Elks Concert band at that
town. The Elks' band gives public
concerts weekly and Friday night Is
the night that the concerts are given:
Mr.. Omen said today that the pub.
lie band concerts would begin IN this
city on May IS. The public will vel!
come The concerts that the First Reg;
.lment band viii, give.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-10
Clash in Authority Between General
Barry and Governor Magoon May
Cause Serious Trouble in Cuba

HAVANA, Cuba, May 10.-All the
army officers attached to the command
Of General Barry, military commander
in Cuba, who have been engaged on
special fEsular duty, have been order.
ed to report Immediately in Havana.
The order is the result OF a clash In
authority between General Barry and
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-10
MISS C0LBURN
IS EXPECTED TO ARRIVE HERE
FROM PARKERsHuRe ON sPE.
clAL TRAIN TOMORROW,

Mrs. NJ. r. Yates, accompanied BY
her sister, Miss Blanche colburn, will
arrive here tomorrow from Parkers,
burg. Miss Colburn has been In st,
Joseph's hospital at Parkersburg
since she was injured In the wreck on
the Ohio River railroad recently. Miss
colburn will be brought here In the
private carr OF Superintendent W. c,
Loree, and is expected to arrive here
tomorrow night.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-10
BURTON STARTS THINGS,
eH'senator.conviet Attacks Roosevelt
and Taft.

ABILENE. Kan, May 1O.-Home
Rule, 16.page paper. magazine style
by ex-senator ]. R. Burton, has made
It's appearance. A cartoon showing
President Roosevelt as the driver Of
the National Republican machine
adorns the front page. He says:
"The present policy makes the Pres.
dent a bribe.gIver and a brlbe.taker
every day In the year"
Both Roosevelt aud Taft are types
of machine politicians. Neither eve,
made a dollar in his life except By
holding Office"
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is becoming critical. There are now
seventeen thousand men out and the
number Is growing daily. No settle,
ment is In sight and 1t is feared the
strikers may resort 10 violence. Con.
,Tibntions for support of the strikers
are being sent here from the United
States, Canada and Mexico.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-10
BOY FIne,d!l .for9N I LLolterlna..

Earl Layman; aged l1slyears. was I'm.
ed one dollar and costs for loltering In
a saloon. The saloon keep eriwas fined
S25 and costs for selling TO Layinan.
The stranger that oalcers Ross al.
rested yesterday put up d forfeit.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-10
M||I!A|||.N|EARRES'II'iEID||I
!: D:!!E|:.DI|8W!|I|HlLE q ]. ON
W|!A.Y1T0ROSPIIAL VI "
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D[.)'iile'ydLa'st! D e! =; nv ming

J., siIt.si StITi5y sls,S-rsSE1
George Henry Lake, aged about
twenty.elght years, who was arrested
Yesterday afternoon by8 0fllcer John
s. Price, died about sis . clock last
evening while being transported from
the city Lookup 70 the city Hospital.
Yesterday In the safternoon sLakesen.I
tered Z. a, BlllIngslea's drug store
and asked for some whisky. He vas
informed that whiskey could not be-
purchased at that place Policeman
Price was nearby and Billingslea told
the officer that Lake was mot right.
The officer saw that the man was
carrying a load Of swhiskey, 50 SheSwasi
taken in custody. Lake resisted ar.I
rest and Officer Price called Constable
Joan S. Walker to- assist him ID con.
dgctlng the prisoner 70 The lookup
The man resisted very strongly ana
the officers put on their chains, Be.
fore they reached the city jail oflcers
Ross came to; ;thelrsassIsta and the
prisoner was carried, some say drag:
ged to the JAIL
, At the jail, Lake became; Violent and
the city! physician, w Il. KpRst, was
summoned. He gave Lake a Z iyposs
dermlc injection Of one half grain 5off
amorphia, 4 This did not tlseem to- fq1Iets
him SO another Injection 81 ne:tentti !
grain Of amorphia was administered
twenty minutes later.
DR.. kunst was called away. AT four
O'Clock Dr. y. "a: selbysS vas called iii. ID
lie saw that Lake was In q pretty bad
condition and advised his removal tos
a hospital. An Ambulance from tho
City Hospital was called about slx
o'clock. Lake was placed III sthees I an I'M. /
bulance but died before the hospital
was reached; s;ss
The bodyBSas removed to the under.
taking rooms Of sfusgr:aye and Son;
Thomas Lake, father of the d.,
ceased, was present. He went to Cor.
oner Amos Office and discussed tiies
holding Of $an inquest. The coroner
learned that the prosecuting attorney
was not in town. Coroner Amos III.
formed Mr. Lake that nothing could.
be done until Mr.. Loves return. MI.
Lake asked permission TO take Inc
remains to his home. Coroner Amos
told him that the body must not he
prepared for burial unit the prose.
cutting attorney returned; Nh Lake
Jailed to8understandB the Instructions
given and had the body embalmei
which made an inquest lmpraet leabls.
On the arrival z Of The prosecuting
attorney, Drs! Kunst, selby, Henrysani
Holland were summoned and closely
questioned about the mat ter They
made an examination Of thes body
There were no external wounds that
would cause deata: There Ssere some
bruises on the body, but these were In.
aicted during the violence sof{ the prls.
oner.
1t is blleyed that Lake s. death was,
caused by epilepsy, a disease he had
hecn afflicted with since he was two
years old. Yesterday he took too
much stmulart and the excitement
during tae arrest weakened him.
The death Of Lake Is d very unfor.
tunate occurrence and is deeply ne.
gretted by all,
The body was conveyed last night
TO the home OF Thomas lake, on GladyS
creek. The funeral will be held 10.
morrow at The Glady Greek Baptist
Church.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-10

Rev. ". J. Eddy went to Cross
Roads to visit his mother. He Will
return Saturday evening.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-10

Lindsay peddleord, OF Morgantoyw,un,
was in the city, today. !.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-10

lcontInued ltrom Paae Four.li
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-10

\ 3 y 4 Il & i, i, saaB
e THE EVENING RkpIa /!
II: e ACHES a THO EopIE wHEls i
HEY, HAVE ZINE 10 READ Il
+ THE DAYS NEWS; a
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.Ario MS" Moifcrfuhrt.


nArion's" Maicrfohrt. -.
Iic 9orbereitungen fir Die am
Sountog, Sen -. September, Hod).
mitto0s = llbr, itnttfinocnbe @nlicr'
fobrt ocS miner riibrigcn @ciongucr.
Gins vglrion" nit Dem Foloitoanlpicr
nHouilc" Die 9oi bino,li bis Sort
Icpolit iinb uollcnoet, ultb benefit oic
rege Noffra8e nod SidetS, oob olc
9ctbciligung cine icbr groBc icin
miro. Cab Die 1bcilncbmcr lid toit.
lid omiiiirol,, 0ofiir bat ouS Irrnns
gcnlcntS'G omitc beItenS geior9t. nc,
bcr'S Srd)citcr miro am @oro con5cr,
tiren mo miro cine bcionocre aopcl.
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pbin.Nittcr ipcr0cn ielbItpcritdltolid)
lire bcrrlid)ltcn Sicocr gu 8cbor britt
gen. Cab cS bel ciner @aiierihbrt
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Scber bcnfcn. mo 9icbt cS iogor Ct
moS Storfercs, oils @olIer. in 0iiQc
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mo9Iide art fir bos Snnere bes
aberdeen geiorgt iucr0en. Ser Cant
pier perlGBt Fier 9tr. t6 Yilnft 2 llbr
HodpnittagS. Wer oaS &ergniigcn
mitmndcn mill, tbut gut ooron, iid
10 bolo, Wie moglidh nit 9iaetcn 5n
periorgeu, ga Die Nabfroge iehr grob
lit. giQete iinb bel alien Mitglieocrn
fir % Gents Die Yerion 81 boben.
Gin fomi der Anblid bot
lid oieier Gage oen paiianten al ser
5rcoerid.Hoao bar, uno Die llriadbe
5eigt redlt oeltlid), uie ~gciGbrlid) scr
Bferbebanbel ~5lllueilcn Dem a1uier
merben fuiul. Gin befonnter Web9er.
meiiter uu,b Wfitglieo ocS ,Arion's"
iplirbe bon ihnoenfroben Sreunben
babel ertappt, oils ct einen alerpings
flott a~llSiebenoen 8nul, DEM Die gu.
gen pcrbui1oen marcn. ont Salfter
einber fiibrte. geiaeter Weteermei.
Iter bntte Dos Eferb nIs cine quite
Spefulation" gefauit, uito aleit bel
Der erIten Spo5ierfobrt muBte er er.
fabren, ouB ser @aul Oh ieoer alci.
nigfeit ifeute, 10 oaB er iflieBlid,
ee5pungen mar. oemeieIben Die au.
gen I'LL p~erbinoen ittb bein5uiiibren.
VdTis iir'a NnSfanb tefsret g, s1aius, Tr.
ltJ. Cit. s,aitimore.eir, nate Gnaum Souit.slue.
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ShiffsnahridDtcn.

Nciu.D II. September. -2ln-
9tIollGt iii bier Scr Compiler nGrouc"
pom Bremen.
Ibgciobrcn: Compiler a3cclnn0"
nod) Mntiucrpcn, pia Iopcr, st.
2ollis" nod) Soutbnmptor, vVrcii.
ocrt 2incoln" nod Sombllrg. nWto.
iobo" nod 2onoon, rGtrurio" mad
2iucrpool, oNcdnr" mad, Ncnpcl mn
@cnllo, go @uScoquc" nnd) Soprc.
SABRE, ID. September. Gic
Gompfcr so lorraine" mo y2o
9rcto9ne" aingen bcutc bon bier mad
NGpsOorf ob.
SamsurM II. Scptcmbcr. -
Nrgelungt iin0 tier sic 3ompicr
pretoria" BON Ncp.Dorf uno oaoi.
icrin GllGliite Tictorio" Don BORT.
SIN moutb fl. September. -
aif Scr 8ciic bon Iep.Dorf nod
Soutbnmpton trni Ser 3anpfer
oNeu'Dort" belltc bicr Elm.
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" o blperoicnteS troc. -
Sn Der iil0ueltlidcn Enli5eiitotion
luurOc g~citcrn Der so Sabre olte Mn.
Wtc&ennD bon 9tr. 1914, So%nleSItr,,
INN $50 ltno Soften bcitruft, mcil CT
IN Siiomcit = baltimore flcine WGo.
den olli Der StroBe bel0iti9te. Gr
iuur0c bcrcit9 Dor toltnl orcl Mona.
ten neGcu cineS 0bnlihc1 Gergebena
bon Yoli5ciridter &oocn in Der lueIt.
lidcn Noli5ciitotion I'M $25 un0 SEQ.
Itcn b%cltroit mo bilBtc in GrnlonA1'
hung ocS 9oorgcloeS cine @ciGngnibs
bait ub.
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d) nod cinmol 5n pcrbci
lntbcn. - Nr. Tupi0 ". Wcrri.
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lotto Nroplt. 20 Sabre alt, bobcl
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iod) ulli lid 81 %nebnlcll, un0 bcgob
lid Sr. Wcrrifcn in @cAlcitulg lei
nc9 SobncS nod bcnl Ucridt III
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aus ST llcbnlclL uno bcnlcrttc cr olld
inter InocrcuL OoB oiciclbcn bcl,t,
5lltqGc bcocitcno billigcr mGrcn, %
er icitcr 3eit $3.50 ooiiir 5u bc5ol).
len gebabt bdtte.
Sr. Houio s. unic bon
gtr. 1886, Sit . Wonumcntitr., %reiltc
1cItcrn Nnd)nlittog lod) Noriolf.
"a, nb, ilnt BORT 9ierDonotc ullo
ipdtcr bic S%oncatolun Nht5ItcllltnG
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@ornrittog bicrbcr 5urilf, tritt nbcr
nod am iclbcn Mbcno cine Meiic nod)
EittSburg al.
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Mbiabrt5tasc Der Sampfer pun Nciu'
Nurf.

gNu II. Septen.ber0 ampfer .Sron.
prin5eiiin Gecilie" rad Bremen.
9(m II. September 0nmpier .sflicc"
mad Henpel uno SrieIt.
9lm 7.September Gampfcr .Scea.
M" nad Sam6lirg.
Am IS. september Ganpfer ,2u.
caria" nad 2%ioerpool.
am IS. September Gnmtfer .2i.
tuania" nod &otteroom ltnb 2ibuli.
Am IS. September Oampier zen.
tonic" nad) Sout6ampton.
gm is. September Tampicr r..
InlItcroom" nod Rottcr6an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-15

Vim Is. september Saltpter vOer'
mania" nah Neapel itno Marieiue.
PIN 10. September 9ampfer nHe.
gina b'Stnlio" nud) HeapeI II. @enua.
PIN 10. September 0ampfer uIme-
rita" na6 Sum6urg.
glm 10. September 9anpfer Bar.
boroiIa" nod Bremen.
Pm 10. September Sampfer Gel
tic" nab 2iuerpool.
PIN 10, September Iampicr nal.
gcria" nod NeopIe.
9(m 10. September 0ompier BRO
pence" nad SABRE.
Am 81. September Gampier n2u-
i%itolia" nad 2iucrpool.
9lm 81. September Gnmpfer ngu-
ropa" nnd) Neopel mo Ucnua.
9(m 81. September Sampier 90.
Srene" nad) Gibraltar mto Heopel.
gru 81. september Ianlpfcr Sin.
LAMB" nad) Gopcr uno gilttuerpet.
Im 81. September 0nmpier nY6i.
laoclpDia" nad) Sottbnntptor.
Nm 81 September Garnpicr yMiil.
n%etonfa" nnd) 2ol0on.
gm 81. September Ganpicr n@oi-
ocricc" nnd) Sonburg,
Pm 81. september Sampler go.
lrrnbia" naN Glasgow.
Im "a. September Compiler Sam.
burg" nad) 9teapel uno @cnua.
9fm q. September Gunlpfer so
roma" rad) &iuerpocl.
ghi "a September Idmpier .0ran.
cesca" rad Ncapcl uno Sricit.
GIN "a. September 0nmpier .aai-
icr" nad) Bremen.
Nm 20. Septcmbcr 1ampier ~Seca.
nic" nod Soutbompton.
9m %. September Gonlpier STD
ten0am" uuh Eotter0ant.
Inu %. September Gompier .Ro.
ma" na1 gteopel un0 Mariciqe.
am 2G. September Gampicr Gre
tic" rad) Gibraltar uio Neopel.
am 2G. September Camper oara-
bic" nad 2ioerpooI.
Pm 26. September Iampfer yTnn-
nonia" nod) 8ibraltar mo Ncapel.
Im 2G. September Iampier sal.
Zig Slau" nnd aopcnbagcn.
Im %. September Gampfer Sur.
iiirit" nn6 Bremen.
Am 2G. Sept. Gnmpfcr nGcutid.
lono" nnd Samburg.
stnl 26. September Camper .2or.
raiile" llad Saore.
'g(m 81. September 9ampfer ,9re-
tagne" nod Sabre.
9m %. September Camper lin.
bria" nad 2%iuetpool.
PIN 20. September Gampier 30
Oerlan6" nad Soper uno 2lntiuerpen.
An %. September Gampier st.
Ganl" nad southampton.
@m 80. September Galnpier .Min-
~neapolis" mad 2onoon.
am %. September Gampfer yEenn.
iplpania" nad Samburg.
am 80. September Gampier nga.
taoia" nud Neapel un0 Wenlla.
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3u u%crfanicu

Srcj fd,1nc 3arnen III Baltimore Gouniu,
nabe Der Stubt. nit gmten @eb1Ioep. 10 slder
ii $4,000, 90 WIDER 81 $4,000 ulo 80 ELDER 81
$500. !.
5erner ~fcIocnbc bargains in .(,rc grinoeI'
GpuuiD.
SO ader, 4 fIar, 81 SaIo. nit altcm gSobu.
baus, Su $575:
100 Wider, 105 FLAIR. Is y9OIo, guieS Sans,
Ju $1,000:
1870 WIDER. 100 iIar, 80 gSaIb. fcbr quite Sc.
bduoe. 5u $2i00;
l40 glder, 1870 fIur, 10 ySnIo. quite @ebduoe,
oil $4,000.
9taberes bel Scrmann 9aocuhupp, 9'r. III.
Wprb'6 BarlsS. strakc, baltimore, Wo.
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