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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-08
Of
PENNSB0R()
Is Not the One Whose Dead Body
Was Shipped Here as
Howard smiths.
BODY NOT YET IDENTIFIED.
Bee, Of Pennsboro, and Miss Cox
Thought it Was That of Henry
Smith, of Pennsboro.

The body of dead man shipped
here from Grand Junction, Colo, sup
posed to be that of Howard S. Smith.
a former resident of this city, but
proved not to be. has not yet been
identified.
When it was discovered that the
body was not Howard s. Smiths the
undertaken was notified at Grand
Junction and he wired back to make
any disposition Of the body seen
proper here.
A young lady from o'NeiI named
Cox saw the body Saturday and
again Monday morning. She stated
that she recognized It as a young
Smith, formerly residing at Penns-
boro, and that she went. to school
with him in their childhood days.
She stated that the father Of the
young man was employed at coal
mine in this section.
Monday afternoon B. W. Bee and
brother, of Pennsboro, viewed the
body and readily concluded that the
body was that of Henry Smith, son
of c, c. Smith, blacksmith, for
merly of Pennsboro, but now en-
ployed at the Reynoldsville mine. He
was quite certain of the identifica-
tion. and at press time efforts were
being made to locate c. G. Smith.
the supposed father of the young
man lying dead.
Others who called and viewed the
body were almost certain they had
seen the fellow at Grafton, Parkers-
burg and other places.
The emble mtattooed on the fell
lows right arm consists of hands
clasped with a heart and wreath
above. His hands are calloused ae
those of miner or laborer.
A brother of Henry Smith came
from Reynoldsville in the afternoon,
viewed the body and said there would
be scar on one of Henry Smiths
hands and that Henry is now IN
China. He said the body was not
that of his brother, Henry.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-08
TUNA COMPANY
GETS A CHARTER
With Capital Stock OF sevents-Five
Thousand Dollars and
Locates Here.

The two following Important com
Germs have been chartered.
The Upper Elk Coal company, Of
Elkins, Randolph county; to acquirs
coal and mineral lands, mine ana
ship coal, build RAILROADS. tram
roads, etc. Capital 100000. an Of
which has been subscribed and paid.
Incorporators: Henry G, Davis, ).
B. Elkins, Of .Elkins: ]. T. McGraw,
of Grafton; Arthur Lee. .s6f EIkins.
and c. NJ. Hendley, OF washington.
Tuna Glass company. Clarksbhre;
TO acquire timber and coal lands.
water and other rights, manufacture
and sell window glass, etc. Capital
$4,000, Of which $4,000 has been
subscribed and $4,000 paid. in-
corporators: j. F. Davis. A =.
Brown, PIT. Nusbaum. Benpet uNs-
baum, Felix steinberger. j, c. Green
valid Of Bradford, pa. Warley Gif-
ford, G, W. wiIcheil. D. III. Brasted.
Emma Clifford and W. d sreeht. of
smethford.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-08
MISS Bennett IS
TAKEN BY DEATH
Young Lady succumbs to Typhoid
Fever at Her Home on
Chestnut Street.

Bertha B. Bennett. aged 16,
daughter of ]. M. Bennett and Ella
Is. Bennett, deceased, died at her
home at 45o Chestnut street Monday
morning at 1880 O'Clock after an
illness with typhoid fever.
Miss Bennett is survived by one
sister, Laura v. S. Cory, besides her
father. A brother, Stewart A. Ben.
nett, is dead.
The funeral will take place Tues.
day afternoon at 2 o'clock. Ser
vices will be held at the late home,
led by the Rev. ]. E. Scott, pastor
of the Methodist church in Adams.
ton, and the burial will be in the L
o. o. F. cemetery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-08
JUDGE LYNCH IS
ON THE BENCH
Several Orders Are Handed Down
and n Suit is Now on
Trial.

Judge Charles w. Lynch was on
the bench, when circuit court resum-
ed Monday morning.
An order of reference was entered
in the case of Elihu T. Parks against
H. R. Dawson.
Report of the distribution of funds
was made in the case of Morgan R.
Lodge against Henry 9. Ross.
A decree confirming sale was hand
ed down in the case of Oliver P.
Boughner against Granville Knight.
An injunction was granted In the
case of Nicholas snider against f. A.
Boring restraining further proceed
ings in a law case.
The demurrer was overrued in
the case of James F. Dye against
Mary p. Hall.
Final distribution Of funds was
reported in the case of the Brown-
Forman company against John T.
Dulin.
The suit of W. H. Fleming against
John A. Fleming was dismissed.
The suit of the weidemann Brew
ing company against W. F. Rau to
enforce the payment of note was
placed on trial.
The case of D. c. Louchery ana
Henry Hawker against Hiram Lynch,
Jr.. is with the jury, which has been
out since Saturday evening.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-08
.WARRAN! AGAINST
HELDRETH DISMISSED
Mrs. Ettie Loomis Fails to Appear
TO Testify Against Man
She Accused.

Justice James N. David dismissed
the warrant Monday afternoon
against James Heldreth, sworn out
by Mrs. Ettie Loomis. of Lumber
port, charging him with an attempt
at criminal assault on her March 8.
Mrs. Loomis was in the city but
failed to appear for the hearing. A
constable went for her but she said
there was plenty of time. rule
was then issued against her but by
that time she had boarded a street
car and left the city.
After more than an hours wait
the magistrate dismissed the war
antr.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-08

Me- TING.
OF Grafton Presbytery Min Convene
in the First Presbyterian
Church Tonight.
GOOD pRoGRAM IS ARRANGEn
Popular Meeting Tomorrow Night ii
the Church With Eminent
Speakers Scheduled.

The spring or semi-annual meeting
of the Grafton Presbytery. Of which
the First Presbyterian church here
is member. viii open in the First
Presbyterian church tonight and con-
tinue until Wednesday night, In
elusive, The official representation
viii consist of about thirty minis,
ters and elders. though the attend
ance win be far larger and Tuesday
night there is expected to be very
large congregation as several able
speakers have been secured for that
night. All the sessions Will be In
teresting as the following program
indicates:
Monday, 1880 p. NJ.
w. NJ. Hudson, Moderator. Presiding.
1. Devotional exercises.
2. Sermon Rev. Louis A. Linde-
muth, Warrington, w. va.
Is. Formation of roll.
4. Election Of Moderator.
Tuesday.
900 a m Devotional exercises
$50 a, M Business.
11:45 a. m.-Adjourn.
200 p. m.-Business.
500 p. m.-Adiourn.
Tuesday Evening.
Popular Meeting
The Moderator Presiding.
The Working Church.
|. 7:SO- Devotional exercises.
SCOTS Minister, Prof T. n.
Hodges. Morgantown.
s:2o-Its Young People. Rev. Geo.
w. Pollock, Bnckhannon.
s:4O-Its Women, Mrs. A. nc
Buchanan, Morgantown.
s:00-Its Men, Rev. John A. Me-
clelland. Oakland. Md
Wednesday.
900 a, m. -DeyotionaI exercises.
$3.50 a. Business.
11;45 a. m.-Adjourn.
1880 p. M.-Prayer Service.
Address by Rev. j. Q. Ely, D. D..
"The Best Methods of Conducting
the Modern Prayer Meeting
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-08
BIG CAR BARN IS
ENTIRELY BURNED
cLARKsBURG MAN
Poses AS Wealthy Mine Operator ana
slddOOs Leaving Weeping Maid.

DENVER. Colo, April s-WiIliam
wallace WHITMAN, said to be or
Clarksburg, w. Va, has suddenly let'
town leaving in his wake a prostrat-
ed society girl, to whom he paid
court, and a goodly number Of cred
itors. While here he posed as a
wealthy mining operator and moth
ing was too good. No trace OF him
or his real identity is known, though
creditors are doing all IN their power
to ind him.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-08
TO DRAW PLANS FOR NEW
BUILDINGS At TlNNELTlN
Handsome Structures Are To Be
Erected in the Hustling
Little Town.

Holmboe & Lafferty, the archr-
tects, have been commissioned to
prepare plans and specifications for
a handsome fireproof bank and Office
building for the Tunnelton bank at
Tunnelton. They have also been
awarded the contract for the plans
for the rebuilding of building own
ed by A. j. Boniface which recently
burned down at that place. Both
structures will be modern and up-ro-
date in every particular and they will
add much to the thriving town which
is rapidly forging to the front.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-08
Power Plant is Also DESTROYED and
Falling Wall Kills One of
the Firemen.
rRx Assoeiatsd pr...,

NEW YORK, April Sire early
today DESTROYED the combined car
barn and power plant Of the New
York City Railway company at
Seventh avenue and 147th street.
The loss Is q million and a half dol
lars. More than three hundred cars
were burned.
One fireman, Captain ]. 4. Van,
was killed under falling wan. ana
Ihalf dozen nremen and others we're
seriously Injured.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-08
SOUTHERN QUALITIES.

John c. Southern has qualified as
guardian OF Flossy May and Dorsey
e. swiger, infants of Samuel swiger,
giving separate bonds of $3.50 each,
with Sheridan R. Griffin as surety.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-08
COL. SKIES DIES
At HUNTINGTON
Treasurer of That City Expires After
Being Stricken With Paralysis
in the Street.

HUNTINGTON, April S-Colonel
Thomas Skies. city treasurer, died
this afternoon twenty minutes after
ne suffered stroke Of paralysis In
2 street IN the heart Of the city. He
vas born IN scioto county, Ohio, and
vas colonel Of the Thirty-third ohio
seslnent IN the clvi war.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-08

G. W. Allen. travelling passenger
agent Of the B. & o. railroad, and
his wife, are visitors IN the city, Mr..
Allen being here to look after Official
business.
Frank A. willison, expert ac-
countant. left Monday afternoon fcr
Belington to do some work.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-08
BURIED BESIDE wrFE.

The body Of James S. Steel IA
ther-in-law OF George cummins who
owns the owl cafe wagons IL this
city. arrived here Monday from Bur
falo, NJ r. where he died SATURDAY
morning after an illness The
body was taken from the train 70
the I. o. o. +. cemetery and buried
along side the grave Or bis wife Who
died about 4 rear ago
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-08
A MARRIAGE LICENSE.

A marriage license has been is
sued to David c. Sandy and Annie
B. Tate.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-08
= $50 : > : : . : s++4
+ PRICE OF OIL is 1
: RAISED HALF A CENT.
tBy Associated Press.

: CLEVELAND, o., April s. :
: The Standard OIL company to- I
I. day put up the quotations on all =
: grades of refined oil one-half =
I. cent gallon. =
; > = : = = = = > *+ = =
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-08
Nelson a. Miles

Appleton Army
retired August
teered United States
strangely rapid much that
general commanding division was given
splen
did record various Indian West pub
cy his ended
jubilee 1897 and Army the
deaed during the Turcorecan of the
June s. 1900 and his home Is now IL
Warrington.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-08

Lewis Rector was here Monday
from McAlpln.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-08

Carl Vance has been r. Charles
ton on ousinesa trip.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-08

Whenever requested win make
affidavit g our circulation
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-08
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

IBy Associated Prssa.l
CHICAGO. ILL.,. April s-Wheat
77A, corn 46A. oats 427.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-08
THE WEATHER

Fstif and colder tonight except rain
IL east; Tuesday fair.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-05
Baltimore & SbiD
Bon Baltimore.
SonntasssGr Grtnriiancn.

$t25-Srrberid, glntictam (S(cebDSoiuc),
0ageretniuu uno Mrhd. Sunntun,
s. ScptemtCr. SpC5iaBun uCrldBt
Mount 8ouul Nnbnbuf 7.45 Nor
0cns, 9anlocu 9uDRDof llbr Dtors
0clic.
Niagara 'SanS,Grtnriiuncu.
S10.00-6reiinas ant 8. mn 20. Septcnls
ber, A. Gttpbcr gtllCte 10 Gage
gil.tig. Srtra6ug.
saratpaa. Springs. W.g., unb Su.
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ldbli1 hcs 9iuiioullclt @mcumps
ircni q. " r. Ser oiii5ieQc Spcs
5ia6uo nit ncnl Scpdrement nuu
WinruIdith. pcrldBt Baltimore, Gums
hcusNabnbui. am g. Scrtemhcr
TAO 1fnrpens RnmpbIcie mil sim
5clnbeiten I'M ItibticDct @iucis
9iirent, Baltimore mo GDnrIc3s
Strnbe
seenfer,Grfuriicncu
j,00-eltlantie 6it0, Supc Dinp, Sea Selr
6itD uns Sccnu Gitn, NJ, nno
inriid, ieocn 5rritnn uuo Snmitn1
bic sum H.. 1cutcmbcr; qiilii0
fir hie Riidinbri bis cnfC1lic6lih
bcS lolgcnocn SicNiuAo.
(2lsib)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-05

lie MIR ibrc pCri0nlid)c @crcidlcrltn9
illdtcn. Sbr &ernl0gen miro nod)
N}illioncn bcrcdnet lno loQ binrcis
dCn nm bic gon5c Stnotalhulb Don
Morotto 81 ocden.
Gor ctnigcr 3cit mnr Scr &oiO pon
!Qtcblr auf 0cnl Flultt, Die 9riibcr
Sa55i in Wcgcnport oca Sultona 5lt
toOtcn 2cr 9tomc bca &oio lit Grib
Ncn 2lid. Gr lit Elm 9lbf0nlmling
Der NuioriS, cinc3 Scr bier StGmme,
ruclhc bic mnroftoniiAc Wionorhic
0riin0ctcn.
glbocltrim @cn Slnnun mar cin
oolltonlmcncr Spp OeS peribIugenen,
0iplOmotiihen Walrcn. Gr ion0te
fiir5lih lein 9eilcio an ben fron5oli-
ihcn @cihGitatr0Qcr in Gou9er on,
ldblid 0cS GuropGer- -Moiiotrc in Go.
laPlonco.
@onom mar Gin ciu0cilciidtcr
6cinO Der GuropGcr. Gr murbe III,
l0n0lt bclhuI0iAt, on eincm lmAeicb-
lidbcn &crtuuf bon NcgicrlungS-2Gn.
bcrcicn in Gnnger betbcili1t SIT iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-05
Mcbr VA lInuuiGnc.

ISilni GoOte mo elf &crlcttc bel einem
l(niol nlf Der yGbeIopcntc Ohio
9Nbn" III &irginicn.
Gborlclton ". 80, L. Sept
- Gin Hutul}u9 ser .Gbclopcofe &
Ohio Nobn" lit olf Scr ,Sobrt bel Sta.
nmubo Sails ent9Icilt. 6iIni Eoiia.
0iete eriiiien lnier Den SriiInnlcrn
bcS 3uQc9 0cn 600; eff Ecripnen trll.
gen Gcrleblln9cn 0npon. Sin ltnd).
1cbcn oc& S6icncnltrnngc$ iou oic
3llgentglcilung perlrioht bnben.
y q / Io1icr5iigc frohcn in
einnn0cr.
oouiton Ger, 4. September. -
9Iuf Der n8oluclton, NorriSbllr9 &
San 9lntonio-9obn" fllbren bel Sea.
broof i'm &ouie Der 9todt 5pei Ser.
ioncn5iigc in cinonocr binein. Cine
9In5obl Ecrloncn trlg &crlcbungcn
oaoolL ood loll gtlclllnnD 9eto0fet
i. EorfS.
Opfcr Scr & q ltrop BE bci
9 6cnectabp.
Shenectaop, H.'D., A. Sept.
- Sic 3obl Der Spfer bel Dem fiir5A
liben Strobcnbobmuoggon 3ulonl-
ncnItob bctrGgt bcreitS Orei inocnl
oud 6runt Scm ans 2llbonp bette
I'M Gllia.Noipitol leinen TcrIebungen
crlcgcn lit. Mud SoltiS GcpengcnIer
aus gll6onp, mclthcr 9lcidbiullS im
Gaia-0oipitol lient, lit Ocnl Sobe
nobc. S1 OcmicIbcn S6oipitol bcfin.
0cn iif nod 0rci bel Der &utoitropbe
&crlebtcn, pGbrcno oic lRcbr5obl Der
&crlcBtcn bGllalihe Eflcgc gcnieBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-05
Sbrcr Ninocr lucgcn.

@a ibin0ton, 1. September. -
RrGlioeut 9tooicpclt bat Der 5rait
9lOeIuc 9ioic ans ,Sudion'Gormtp,
SIN, bic pe9en rnbcflster 6ubrito.
tion mo NerfnlfS pon 9ronntmein
5ll elmer @cl0bnBc bon $1,000 uno 10
Monatcn @eidngniB perilrtGcilt iplr-
DC, 5luci Dionatc ibrcr Soititraie er.
lnIicn, ibrer odt ainoer megcn. oie
Der Filcgc ibrcr permithpeten SHUTTER
ertbebrcn. Die 5ron miro am II.
3. Wi., ltott am II. Gtopcmbcr. ants
Dem @ei0nanib entInlicn lpcr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-05
Stnut WarNlaub,
Grcfntiu= Scpartcmcnt.
&crtbclbi9crtag Yruflumotiun.

"a ser 5p0litc September, ser
,Sobrestog Scr ShIad)t Don 9tortb-
&oint ais D&crtbeoiger Gag" be-
t1nnt jllm @co0hmiB an ocn criolBs
reiden @iOcritonO Qcgcn sic britiihe
Gnuollon in 1914 0urh Die umcrifo-
ntldcn Grltppcn iebt cil mlni5Waler
6tiertng lit; nno
Go cs ais onAcnciicu erohtet miro,
0aB Dies biltoriihe GrcigniB bel icOcr
SSieocrfebr Oc2 0cntpiir0iQca SobrcS-
tagca uon Der @cuoIfcrlmg 0ca gou5cn
StaotcS Acfcicrt merOe,
Gcsholb crfIGrc luo proflanirc
i6, GOuin NNriicl0. @olpcrncur oc$
Staotca WurDlnno, frait ser mir &C.
Icblih pcrlicbcncn }lutoritGt Sonncr.
ltng, Ocn II. September 1907, fir
cincn gelctlbcn 6eicrtag, ser ais
%crtbcbigcr-Sug
bcnannt mo bcfnnt icin iol, lm0
ih cmpIcbIc, OnB Ocrelbc ais ioldcr
Gllr6 cine ullgcmcinc GintcIlln0 oer
gcmobnIidcu gclfGftIihcn GbGti9tcit
mo ourh lcIfc 6cicrIihfcitcn, Die
3tr Grbo0ung Scr potriotiidcn Gr=
gcbenbeit nIlcr @iirAcr iiir ocl Stoot
un0 Die 9}otion bcitraacn m6gcn, be
obodtct mcrOc
&m cmpicblc icrucr, OuB oae Mo-
rnldn0cr. hic h1Su I'M Stnnoe limo, al
oieicm Gage cine Yilgeriobrt md Der
Sane2tomn 2Ill5ltclllmg mtcrncb.
men Inn 0ort al Sen 6cicrlihfeitcn
oe2 Wiarplon0 Cages tbcil5tnebmen.
Die hcion0cr2 3ur @rinucrlrg an 0ie-
'cn Sobrcatn9 ocrnnitoltet mcroeu.
llrflmblib 9clicn
/ babe i0 bicrlntcr
GroSiicaeI mCine llntcri6riit ge-
warSians. iett 1no oos 8roB-
iie9el Iorplan0's bel
gciiigt I'M Gopitol in ser Stobt 9ln.
napoliS am Oicrtcn Gage i'm Scptcm.
Ter I'M Sabre unlere5 8crrn cintol.
Icno nCunbunOcrt uno iicben.
Gowin @arfielb.
9lui 9cieGI Sciner grcellen5
Ss,ualo Silabman,
(2lS) Stootsicfrctdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-05
Dtntter mno iebcu Sinoer crtrnnfen.

u Al6uqucrque, H.My 4. Sept.
9tdb einer bier eingclauieneh
9tafridt lit 6rau 2oltiia !6ia Sara.
bajal, Die Satin eines 6armers, NIT
fie6en Rinbern bel elmer llebcrihpenl-
ming ertr1lnfcn pelhe ourcb ltarfe
Hegengiiiie rno 0as llebertreten oes
2llamo.Greef in Sierrd.Golntp. 81.
W, am 5reitag 9l6eiib ber6eigeiiibrt
iuor6en mar. Ser mdterieQe Sd,aben
Der lle6erIdluemmung betrdgt G0,000
Dollars.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-05
aoBlengrabcr anfgcbciicrt.

EottSuilGe, Eo., A. Sept. -
Die oFinc Sill aoblen-Go," cine iub.
iiodrc Corporation Der yTcllnipIponin
Giicn6nbn.Go," melcbc cine aoblen'
gritbc bel Minersoille betrcibt, bnt
ibren 2lngeitelltcn cine iiiniprojentige
2obnnuibeiierlmg DelnGbrt. llnge.
id6r $50 Monn tonlnt Oielc 9lnibciie.
riing 81 0jltc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-05
Mrs. YSiuslomts Gputfiuo Snrup
NadD 6cfanitcm Wnitcr.

Ebilo0clp ia Yu, 4. Sept.
- r5n Dem Hro6cB ser Blmoesrc0ic
ring 0c9cn Ole &ohIenbobnen 1rn0
&obIcnacicliidoiten, peIhe angcidpiis
bi0t iiu6, ciH .QionopoI oui Die S5art-
fohlcn SaorItrie ollSjlliiben, gum
S6aGcr oc3 ol9cneincn SoonoelS, lit
i'm bicligcn 9llnoeSfrcisgericDt nod
cine }lntmcrt cingereicbt morocn Die
Der ,lcnipIc ,Sron Go." 0ieic iteQt
onrin in 2l6rc0c. ooie 6onfltrren3 I'M
transport ln0 8crfalI bon Sortfob-
len erItidt 81 buben" Sic giebt ilL
oaB Tie mrbrere flcine @eiellidoiten,
ole iih nit 60rOerlng bon &pblen be-
fnIien, obiorbirt bat, mnd)t obcr gel
teno. Die betrcifenoe adlie ieicn dlti
8rrn0 ser @eiebc oes Stuates Eelm.
iploonicn bcuirft mproen. g8ic oie
orei oJteooiug Companies" in ibren
III lester @o6e eingereibten Antpors
ten erfldrt and ole 3emple ,Sron
60" Die bon Der Iegierltng erbobc.
nen 2lntla8cn fiir Yfliidtig, unbe.
itinin,t, nid)t iohlid uno ifanoaloS.
Nscnn Tir itpdet has Betliit gSenn Cir
febli Der glppeiit gSenn bic lcber tnun NOD
{cbniit Zen erioroerlidben Suit gBenn 8ers
iiopinrn ebr erihmeri Seincn EtublgnnA
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le9t 1T 9eine 3unpe. - Ssenn's Dir trabbcIt
in Der 9in9e: 9irm iint Defines gsobleS
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y. Geuiiueotcr & 60, Nor 2416 giem 0prf giio.
1ie Ct Nerraro 4rditterplIen fino tn naeli
apoibefen 81 ba0eH. Rreis 20 9eilfs.
lGiSoSa)
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@rieg setorben.
Der groRe ifanOinauiidJe Gompor
ldJcibct unermnrtct babin.

Winiitern. - Sit ein 81 ueripe
ner 9lutonobiIfabrer. - Die g.
lera greiit IN Rl1Blnno I'M iid.
Strife Ser StbIuhtbors-g(rbei :
in Heuleelano bonn g(ppellatiol
8cridt fiir im9ciebIi6 erfIdrt
Die llnruDen IN 9lntperp {"
oouern tort. Sinri6tlmg :
poajogen.
9crgct 9torluegen, H. Sept.
GoluorO Sagerllf @rieg, Der fam
nonii6e GomponiIt lit bier bent
Worgen plotli6 geltorben Gr pol!a
nod Gbriitionio obreilen uno ic.u
@epGd befonb lid bereits on 9oya
ocS 0onpferS, ols er iiber plosIidjc,
llmuobliein 81 flageu begann. or
mlrhc noh einem Seipitol eebract,a
lpo or bolo nadber ltarb @riel
@eiinbbcitS5ultanO mar idon lcit q
Ii6cn Snbren acknowledgement. 6
binterlGBt ieine @ottin, ober fei
ainoer. @rieg mar BON id)ottild
glbflrnft IN 1913 in Bergen geborC
Gr lhlbirtc in 2eip5ig uno GopenbN
gen.
& rbieIteinc StrofpreoiG.
2onoon, 4. September - 81
Mig gllfonlo bon Spnnien lit, ~
Die 3eitllng rSrlttb" ibren 2eiern G.
5dblt, iilngit bon leinen 0tiniitcrt
Gle Scpiten geleien poroen, peil {:
10 peripegene slutomobilfabrten III,
ternimmt, Sic boben feline fiir5lid
beinllibe slutomohiliabrt bon Wia
orio nqf gorneaur, sranfreih ebe.i
foaS gcriigt, ipie bos Wlatt iagt.
@limpflid bapon gefon'
men.
8rc8cin, Stolien, 4. Sept.
elliott j. Sbeparb aus 9telu.Yrya
ilnb lein GGanffeur 2eomon fonnty
geItcrn oo8 Soipitol 81 Monte Gbia
pcrloiien imo nnd) 9rescio fomnlcr
nohoem lie Wontog bci'm gliltomobI
Genncn I'M bcn goloenen geder il
Mertbe bon $1,000 IN Der finite
9iitnoe pon cincr Bride in ben Gbiay
Stub binllntcrgeltiir5t luorelt
3unobmc Scr 6 bolero.
PETERSBURG A. September.
Die Cholera ninnt 81 mo oieSan,
beluobner in petersburg lino cr-
nubnt uor0clL gllleS rein 5u bnltcn
,Sn 9iougoroo iino 13 neue @rfrn.-
fllngen porgefonlnlcn.
Strife unge 6.
SpnOon, 4. Sept. - 0epeiGri
aus 8cllington, ". g., meloen, bu3
Expectations @erid)t babe entldlr
oen, DAB Der Strife DER Shlad)l
bnllS grbeitcr Elm ungeiebliber ic,
imo Die Strifer 5u @elo. uno Gr-
iGnaniBltraien perllrtbcilt iperor.,
fonnten.
Yi iili5 dnigeboten
glntmcrpcn, 4. Septenber.
Die ouSgeiperrtcn 8erftorbciter ms
Spnpntbie Strifer flibren geItcrr
slbcno tort, bic Stuot 81 terroriiirc,,
Sic tootetcn cinen Eoli5iIten I'M
mcbrcrc ainocr iultroen bel Dem riid
ii6tSloicn ,Selrcrn peripunoet. Gjc
Gingc ipiBtcn ldJ am glbeno oeroy.
3ll, Dab Die 9eboroen ge5mungen mlt
Den, oc Wlilij bcrmis5lrufen. 81
gleihcr Belt lungen aus Der hinge
gcnO @cncnrmen ScrItGrfllngen an.
@ei'm Ginbru6 Der gtaft griii ei;.c
a6tbcilung bon 40 Boii8iIten eii;r
9lnimunlllng l1rmenoer Strifer nj.
gejogenen Sd6cln on. Sic iegie
2aes Dor iid) Der, llnb Ole Strifer tic,
ben in ponifortiger Sllid)t onseinos.
DER. SESn onocren 5beilen ser Stos,,
itiir5tcn Strifer tSrahtlpoggons mli
Die Saumpolbolten uno onoereSfan
nannsgiiter entbiclten. iuelfe tie ucr
bronnten. lie GpdS ser rHeo Star
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StDrd)c nuf bubcr Sec.

Ncm Dorf 4. Scptembcr. -
Srobocm Der 0unpicr naroonlano"
BON Scr 9ico Stnr 2ine Elm 5emIid
idbncQes Sdiif lit, lpltroe Ooiiclbc auf
bo6er Gee BON St0rhen ein9cbolt.
Sin &no mlrbc in elmer auiiltc &c.
boren uno ichS nnocre crblidten inl
3miihenOrd 0o@ 2idt ser Wclt.
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Di ORB in le3.

Goioblancn 4. Septem6er. -
grieie, peldc BON tSe5 bier cin9etrol.
len iino, meIOcn oaB Die griiocr Iojs
81 gb0clfrim Ben Gilman, DER ma.
roftoniidc Uiiniiter 0es 9IeuBern
uno @onan, 0es Sultons 5lueiter
Gertretcr in (onger, bon Yartcig1n'
germ hes anio bon Dieduor. Ocs BE,
ontten, uelhcr Notihofter nnt Sole
bcs Sultans cinfiibrt ermoroct nor.
oen limo.
1ie 9riiber 3ojji ii6ten fait pollige
Serrihi6oit iibcr bcn SbItan aus, II.
ibnen miro Der 9lnin ocs 9feitbes 5ll.
gci6rie6en. IS miro bpbouptet, oab
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lin cincn Gcnt acltiracn.

Cincinnati 8, 4. September.
- ShnnppSb0noler Dobcn ocn greiS
iilr @biSfeD bon $l,3l nui $l.32 pro
@olone erbobcn. Grb0btc Oinispreiie
iucrOcn ais llrindjc iiir 0en Shritt an
0c9cbcn.