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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-09
Daily Market Report
UNION STOCK YARDS

Union Stock Yards, llls., Dec. o.
Cattle Receipts $4,000, estimated
for tomorrow, 5000; market, 10c high
Ter. Prime beeves, sos a. $40; poor
Ito medium, 1886 a 8; stockers and
feeders, 2.10 q 4.30; Gamers, 1.25
@ 2.25; Texans, 3.15 q A; westerns,
3. .25 G $50.
Hogs RECEIPTS $4,000; estimated for
tomorrow. $4,000; market, 20 to 25c
lower. Light, AIS a 40; rough,
80 Ia AS; mixed. Abs % 40;
heavy, $50 a 4.72 1-2; pigs, $40
% AS.
Sheep-Receipts $1,000; estimated
for tomorrow, $1,000; market, 10 to
lsa Ilrwsi. Native sheep, ll.75 a
4 rs; western sheep, 2 % 40; native
lambs, BIS @ 6,25; western lambs,
3 .75 @ 6.15. ,,'' II WN@ Z ~ 4
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ALBERT ]. HOUGHTON
BECOMES A BENEDICT
United in Marriage to Mrs.
F. Utermoehlen.
Sensational Romance Connected
with the Courtship-Will
Reside in the South.

Word received here Monday by
friends tells OF the marriage Thurs
day last at koehler, New Mexico,
OF Mr.. A. j. Houghlon OF this city
and Mrs. Felix utermoehlen OF Del
aware. Connected with the wedding
| is Il romance OF decidedly SEN
lsatlOnal nature.
Both the bride and groom are
well known in Marion. The groom
Is the son OF Il. p. Hougton of
Gurley Avenue ana for years was
employed with the Wells Fargo
express company here. Two years
ago he was promoted to agent of
the company at Delaware.
While in the Classical city he
met Mrs. Utermoehlen, the pretty
and dashing wife OF Delaware
dancing master. The admiration
must have been mutual for last
August llOughton left for the south
and three days later Mrs. Uter-
moehlen deserting her husband and
a little daughter, Irene, aged IL,
also departed for parts unknown.
Some were unkind enough to say
that she also went south.
Utermoehlen who besides teach
Ing dancing was employed in the
Big Four shops, at once filed suit
for divorce. With his daughter he
moved to Dayton where his wife
had lived before her marriage. One
month ago he was granted a di-
vorce.
Mrs. lloughton is very well
known in Marion, where she has
often visited. She is All unusually
pretty and attractive woman and
for years has. played an import
ant part in Delaware social cir
cles. Mr.. and Mrs. Houghton win
make their future, home at Koehler
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-09

Mr.. Earle will be seen In his best
effort, Father Whalen. This charac-
lifrt is one of ithose lovable Irish
clergymen who unites to q rich fund
of humor irrepressble in no matter
which circumstances. a tenderness Of
heart, a patience and charity that
makes him the burden bearer OF the
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-09
AUUTIONEERs

AUCTIONEERING- every de-
scription in Marion and adjoining
counties, associated with j. w.
Clark Will be IL. l.. Protsman,
OF Cincinnati. He comes highly
recommended as a stock salesman.
Has been associated with Harold
Wagner, one of the best salesman
In Ohio. So we guarantee the best
of work in sales of any dtscrip-
ton. Office ia Court Street. Give
us trial. Marion o.
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Appendicitis.
How to Avoid Il and Escape q Sur.
gical Operation, Told by One
Who Knows.
A Simple Method That Is Always
Efficaci0us.

II has only been few years since
It was discovered that surgical OPP
Grafton would cure appendicitis; in
fact, 1t has been but short time
since the disease was discovered and
named
Whenever there is an inflamed con-
dition of the appendix, caused by
impacted faces in the small cavity
lopening into the intestine, you then
have appendicitis.
The older doctors used to call this
inflammation of the bowels, and were
puzzled to know the cause.
Even now. with all the knowledge
we have OF the disease, no medical
man can tell you why we should have
an appendix, why We find 1t, where
1t is, or what are its functions. IL it
/ 1t has any.
The disease for which the opera
tion is cure Is usually caused by
indigestion, and in many cases follows
a large and indigestible meal.
Physicians have until recently rec
commended an operation, but now, rs
II is known that 1t Is caused by in
digestion, or dyspepsia, a cure with
out an operation is assured.
Where the patient is treated with
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, the un.
healthy conditions prevailing rapidly
disappear, the stomach and intestines
ARE placed back In their normal con.
dition, every organ of the body oper.
ates as it should. and the inflamma.
ton is reduced and the operation IL
avoided.
Conscientious physicians, who ar,
looking after the best interests O
their patients, will always keep 6
supply of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
handy in their office. where in cases
of sudden attacks of indigestion they
can relieve the patient at once.
There Is no record OF case of ap
pendicitis where the stomach ant
bowels were in healthy condition
and properly dlgested the food from
meal to meal.
No better advice can be given t6
any one who has attacks of indiges
tion, or who has been threatened
l"i,h dppchuititiS, lldIi w tcll Hllll Wt
go to the drug store, pay 50 cents
and take home package of Stuart
dyspepsia Tablets.
Whenever heartburn, gas In stom
ach or bowels. heart disease or stom
ach troubles, sour eructions, acidity
or fermentation are present. act a
once. Take dose of the Tablets ant
.nr II
AT all druggists-50 cents.
Send us your name aud addres!
to-day and we will at once send yot
by mail sample package free. Ad
ldress +. A. Stuart Co., $50 Stuart
Bldg, Marshall, Mich.
12-g-t1-13
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Y. N. c. A.
HAPPENINGS

AT the mems meeting at the Y
M. C.. A. Sunday afternoon q
number of interesting reports from
active Y M. G. A. workers were
given disclosing many interesting
details of convention work. The
boys who attended the convention
at Akron last week submitted in
teresting reports. Randolph Crow
ley, Rodney Hume, Leroy Frank,
laVerne Templeton and Benjamin
GriIls gave reports, Mr. j. III.
0atey also gave a report OF the in
ternational Y. NJ. c. A. convention.
The meeting was largely attended
and proved exceedingly interesting.
Chicago heard that some of the
balloons passed over that city but
1t couldn't see them for the smoke.
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THE CHICAGO STOCK CO.
AT THE GRAND TONIGH

THE Chicago Stock company ar
rived In the city today and the COM
pany Is big one. They carry twen-
ty-two people and car load of
scenery and electrical effects The
company, under the personal direc-
tion of Graham Earle, will open
their weeks engagement tonight pre-
senting, "a Soldier of the Empire"
a beautiful costume play, romance
taken from history during the French
revolution. From all indications there
wgl be a packed house at the
Grand tonight. Tuesday night, Dan
Sully's greatest success. "The Parish
Priest" will be the bill in which
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-09

recesslons of "a q 1 1-Sc. Decem-
lber sold between 80 1-2 and "a 3-S,
opening at "a S-S and closing at 93
IL; May between 100 SIS and
1.O1 SIS, opening at 1 .O1 1-2 and
CLOSING at 100 5-S; No. 2 red, 95
1-2 "a SO Us.
Corn--Was off 1-2 W 1c. December
sold between SO S-S and "a II, open
ing at 54 is and closing at So 3-S;
May between 54 rs and So IA, open
ing at So 3-S and closing at So. No.
8 yellow, So q Sc.
Oats-1-S a 3-4c lower. Decem-
Der sold between so 1-S and so Ia
opening at 80 Ia and CLOSING at so
1-S; May between SO rs and SO "a,
opening at 80 3-4 and closing at SO
NO. white, 81 0D@52 1-2. t.,-
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"Of course" said the intimate
friend to the distinguished statesman.
your opinions are never for SALE"
Z Never was the prompt reply, "ex.
cept to the magazines. Washington
Star.
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TOLEDO GRAIN

Toledo. Dec. 9.-Wheat-C2sh, 90
l3-4; December 96 ga; May, 1.O2 3-4;
July, 97 "a
Corn--Cash. 56 December, So;
May, 57; July So "a. 3ale
oats Cash, So "a; December So
pa May, SO "a; July 4s 1-2.
Cnverseed-Cash $50: December,
s.W; March, 1905. Prime alsike,
Prime timothy. go.
Rye-'No. l, 81; No. 2, 80; No. s,
70. -
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GRAHANr WRITER'S GET BEST PA
Not FULFILLING Expeotatlona.

Nell-she married very old man,
didn't she? understand he had one
root In the grave. Belle--That's what
she thought. too, but he still continues
70 buy his shoes by the pair.-.Phila.
delphia Record
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-09

Np./

The amount Of money you
have lost by keeping your
spare rosms vacant 20 long.
A large sum 10 IL nst7 Make
up your mind that you will
lose money no longer In this
way. Have your ID inssrtes
which will cost you 80 cents.
IN The Mirror for week,
Yaur roem will then be
rented. Cheap commission b
pay, is t not7
Phone aAs TO Ne. Q sASsr
phone.
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well balanced company. An audi
ence that was unusually large for
Saturday night witnessed the per-
formance. Miss Mary Hall In the
leading part, repeated her success of
last season, when she delighted an
other fine audience with her clever
,un,Iy
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-09

immunity in which he dwells, the
sharel, of their joys and sorrows
and the natural consoler and coun-
seller. Tonight ladies will be adj
mitted at half price, fifteen cents,
providing that tickets are purchased
before six o'clock tonight. Popular
prices will prevail throughout the
week, ten, twenty and thirty
cents.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE

New York. Dec. 9,--Butter-Re-
celpts r5,76S packages; choice fair
demand. Creamery, extra 2S 1-2:
state dairy tubs. finest 81.
Eggs-'Receipts 1850 packages;
choice. fresh firm., Nearby white
fancy. IS "a 80; western firsts, 80 %
32.
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CLEVELAND

Cleveland, o., Dec. 9.--Hogs- Re-
ceipts 80 cars; shipments. 1000;
lower. Workers, AIS; mixed, AIS;
heavies, 4.SO best pigs, 4.50 m
AGO; stays and roughs. 4 "a 4.25.
Celves--Receipts 800 head strong.
Good to extra, s "a s, ,25; fair to good
q % z; heavy and thin, 4 a 5.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts, IL cars;
lower. Good to extra lambs. 5.75 a
800: fair to good 5 .25 % $50.
Cattle-Receiws 20 cars; steady
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-09
LOST,

LOST--iIOng mink scarf on or near
Wilson street, between North Main
and Oak, Liberal reward for re-
turn to Lundergan & Gray, 2i4
North Main street. 1t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-09

PLEASING PERFORMANCE.
"The Girl of the Golden West" the
great drama of David Belsco, made
famous by the original production
with Blanch Bates as the star, was
played at the Grand Opera House,
Saturday evening by strong and
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-09

|, ID. II. Lincoln, Cashier OF the above nam
ed bank, do solemnly swear that the above
stntement Is true to the best OF my knowl-
edge and belief
D. II. LINCOLN, Cashier,
Subscribed and sworn to before me
FRENCH CROW,
Notary Public
CoRREoT-Attest:
ID. r. CRISsINGER.
DAN EVANS.
BUSBY p. SWEENEY
Dtrec tors.
PerquIsite Worth Having.
The head maid of the queen dowa-
ger OF Italy makes $1,000 q year from
the sale OF her mistress CASTOR
clothes, which are given to her %
perQuisite. The purchasers are. for
the most part. American tourists.
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Test Of Political institutions.

The test OF political institutions is
the condition of the country whose
fortunes they regulate. Beacons tield.
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FOUND

black leather handbag,
containing two pair of spectacles
and a street car ticket. Please call
at this office. ct
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-09

Buy Beatty g Longs s2.45 felt boots.
b.. 12-4-6&w
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-09
FOR AENT

FOR RENT-tStrictly modern house,
also one six and one seven room
house in desirable location. In
quire OF J. w. Jacoby, Phone No.
142. 1l-22-tf
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WORK WANTED

WLAN'rED-'Position by young
man willing to do anything. Ref
erences. Address Work, care of Mir
ror Office. 12-9-3t
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HELP WANTED

WANHBD--Washings to do at home.
Inquire at 1903 North State street.
12-7-6t
WANTED Work as caterist or as
slstant at entertainments. Phone
X sos. 12-7-3t
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WANTED.

WlANTED-For the U. s. Marine
Corps: men between the ages OF
Il and 35. An opportunity to see
the world. For full information
apply In person or by letter to re-
cruiting office. III E. Center street,
Marion, Ohio. 12-l-1m
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-09

OR SALE-A small gas range in
good condition. Call at this office
or 500 II. Church street. Telc-
phone 1894. II
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicago, Dec. s.--Whoat--suffered
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Foh sALN

FOR SALE-A grocery doing good
business. Can lease room for one
year or longer. VIII take small
property on exchange. Addres S,
care Mirror
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-09

Warm lined shoes. Beatty G Longs
12-i-G&w
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Bank Statement.

Report of the condition OF the City Nat.
iopnl Bank at Marion. in the state of Ohio,
ut the close OF business, Dec. 3, 1907.
RESOUR RCES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-26
Die @cmlcnpcIt.

Son.Sranciscp, %. Sept. =
Or. Hupert 9lile bonn Marine.Spipi-
taloienit mo Er1iioent @iaiam Sp.
pulls bon Der itaOtiideu SauitGts. @e.
boroe erlieben III 9eSllg nui Oos Aiii-
treten Der 9eulerpeit in San 6rnn.
cisco bic iolgenbe gemeiniome BE.
fanntmadung: Die Serbiitung zines
ploeliden guSbrIdes in epibemiider
6orm laBt iid nit @epiBbeit porolls.
lager. Cine gepiiie In5abI Sale
miro ieood) nod alli betrGd)tlide 3eit
uorfonmen trob aaer Sfrutporfebs
ruilgen. Sis jest iinb II Eeitf1le
porgefommeu, BON bieien 81 nit toot-
Iidem Nllsaange; inter 9eobaftnna
iih % pcroGhtigc 0rmfc.
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Gcidlc i'm Suffer iocntifisirt.

Scnttlc, 8olD., 2G. Sept. -
Gie 5raucnleid)c in Dem Softer, mel.
der Montag Mor9cn bel South sllfi
all Den StruIlo geipiilt mlroc, lit ais
Die Der II Sabre alten 9lgncs Goping.
ton, Satin bcs 6rnnf Gopingtoll. Ell.
llcs ScrfGnicrS in Iicnltcn Der Oils.
beimcr 2iQllor So. Dol, bier. agllos-
5irt mor0cn. Ter zoo Der aSrau mor
olird) Grmiirgen cingetrctcn mo oie
Scidlc bottc ailgenid)cinlid id)on cine
Wod)e III Dem Softer gclcgcn. Die
Seborocn iorIdcn iladl Dem 8nttcr
Der Grnlorbctcl,, Der felt elmer ISOLDE
pcrld)iuu,oen uno permlitblid) Der
SbGter lit, Der Marn lit imgeiGbr
% Sabre alt uno ipar Dor 3iuei SAB.
rem bon louisville, 9p., nod Seattle
9efommen. G%opington ,,no ieinc
iul,ge 6rau Iol1en beitunbi9 i'll Streit
gelebt baben. Sor 5ebn Sa9en per.
liebcn lie bic Stabt unb bceuben lid
nad South 9llti, 100 oas Yaur einige
Gage IN einem Belt eepobnt baben
ioa. Der 8ofier, in ben Die 2eid)e
Der @rmcrbeten binein gesmangt mar,
gebprtc oen GopingtonS.
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Neser . SrutalitGt.

3polfiGbriges MGo6en oltf cilcml
Sampier unmcniflid) nlibban-
Oclt. - Ger Gerbred,cr cntfolll.
men.
EittSbnrA ga, %. Sept. -
Aui ocnl G%nnlpfcr .@ooorltit" oltf
peldem lie bon Greensboro, Yo., bic
Seimfabrt bierbcr ongctreten bate,
muroc Die 5polii1brige Slorencc
Boone bon cilcm oif Dem sSobr5euge
angeitelten Neger iiberiollen lt1o 10
m%iB1anoelt, ooB tic iif I'M gltcrll.
boitIe III bcoclflidcm 3ilitanoe bcfin.
oct. GoS W1bden bntte Sermnnotc
III Greensboro beillft uro befalio lid
ollf Der Seimreiie, ais sur NadtSeit
Der Teger, beiien Namc gebeim gcbal.
ten miro, in ibre &aiiite einbrod) mo
ibr NIT einem &artoffeIitompfer Der.
moBen iiber oeu aopf bieb, bab lie
oas 9emuBtiein perlor. Ils oos
Woofen pleoer 81 iif) fam, lenfte tic
burf) Siilfcruic Der s(ilfmcrfinmfcit
Der Sffi5ierc aiii iid); bcpor bieie abcr
iiber Die Sitlation lid flar mcroen
fonnten, periebte Der Meger ieincm
Spicr einen 5~iueiten Sia6. Gr miiroe
Damn feitge1unlnlen mo i'm untercn
Sbeile oes Gampfers citgeiperrt;
mobrelo Der Captain abcr bel Scr
ailfiinft bier Der Hpli5ei tclepbonirtc,
entfom Der Serbred)er. Gem 8erncb.
men naf lit er ieood bier befannt,
uno Die Eoli5ci bofft, ieiner mieoer
bobbnft gu merben. Inter oeu TaIio-
gieren erregte Der SorfnG bic iiird)t.
barlte Mufregung.
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Gnrnegic's 8abc in 8crlin.

EtttsburA ga, 20. Sept. -
Gem Gircftor @m. :. Solano BON
Carnegie : Wuierm lit pom preiBi.
ld)en ailltiisminiiter bic Mittbcilung
5ligegalgen, oaB Sorfebrilngen ae.
troffen lporben iino, ilnl oen 8pps-
abgltB oes Giplooocus, ipeld)en Sr.
a1lorcn Carnegie Dem aaiier @iI.
belm sim 8eid)enf acn1ad,t bot, in
oem Siftbofe oes foniglifcn natllr-
piiienidaitlid)en Ml,ieuns %oufSuItet.
len. Ia Ser abgiib nod nid)t bon.
itonoig lit, miro nit Der Mufitelung
bis gum naditen 5riibiabr ecnartet
iueroen.
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Inter MGocrn scrmalmt.

New. Dorf, 25. September. -
Eeter sroofsbp aus Tcriielaer, @.-y..
Cit Sofomotipfiibrer, llrlD nno @il.
liam Weib Don bier, ein 9ei5er, wllrs
ben beute an Der 1854. Strobe ilnb
Dem Sorleln : &iper, inntrbalb ser
CARDS Der uNep.Dprf Gentralbabn,"
pon elmer Sofoulotipe iiberfabren mo
getootet. Sic traten bon einem @e.
leile auf elm anoeres, Inn eiliem
Eougbfeepiie = grpreB5uge alissntuei,
den unb gerietben babel unter bic
GoOer elmer Honair . 9ofomotipc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-26

ten bilbetcn, lpGDrenb bon alien an
eeren -Staoten 130,399 gaIen be.
soaen uib 1O3,S54 9oIen conill-
mirt murben.
Grogramm pom Eoot gebils
ligt.
Dos Yrogromn ser 5cltlidfeiteit
bei Dem 9eiltt bes Staats Sefre'
idrS 3oot in Merifo, pel6eS BON
Eraiibent Clos iclbit ousgearbeitet
moroen lit, lit Srn. Eoot 5ngeItellt
moroen unb bot ieine pole 9iat-
gung erboIten. @obrcrb Der 6abrt
hurd SeroS miro Sr. &Oot lit) ols
gbrcngait ienes Staates in 6oIBe
beionoercr Ginlooungen bes 8ous
uerncltrS Campbell, Der Sofalbebors
ben ser StaatS Souptitoot ur1o 0ea
internotionolcn Clubs IN San gn.
tonic ST. betrohten boben. Gie Nb=
relic oes SefretGrs aus @alblnQ'
ION erfolgt morgen Nad)mittog IND
bic 9(nfltnft IN Suit alttonio an
Sonntag Worgen. l~i ID T..
Sic Gooepelt Barren.
Sagb.
g9ie cine Tcpcife aus Eropioence,
Ga, meloet, erfGbrt ma BORT, ooB
Erdliocnt Hooicpelt lcitc 9areniago
in Der goit Carroll 9oriib ~gegeniiber
Der Mllotio : Citation an Der Sron
Wountoin = 9obn obboltcn miro.
Gus Eager miro ettuo Is Mtcilcn bon
2nfc Eropiocnce om Serrns Hipcr
alIfgeidlagen tperoen. Gerldlieoenc
bcfonntc 9Grcnidger aus Der hinge.
bltng bnben ihon Dor MonatSiriit
&orfebrilngcn an Srt unb STEELE &c.
t%roffen.
Nus Gonn0o ii Il.
9er Siilfs . Stoats E ScfretGr u.
q. Bacon lit bon icincm 5erien.glitf-
entbalt in Canada 5llriifgefebrt unO
bot lelllc 0e1d)atfe I'M Staats : Scs
portement micoer iibernommcn.
WaDreno Der Meile beS Srn. Hoot
nod Merifo miro ST.. Bacon ais ltell.
oertreterOer StootS SetretGr fun-
gircn.
@ieoer Elm grbbeben.
SaS @etter e 9iirealt conItatirtc
Geitern Nabmittog Elm grbbeben bon
mdBiger Seftigfeit, oos in betrdhts
lid)er Gntiernung bon Moibington
Itattgefllll0en. Gs belt meDrerc Mi
nlten an; Die it1rfite Grifiitterlrng
mltrhe blrf ben Seismograpben INN
4 llbr 81 Winuten Nodmittags re-
g%iltrirt.
Scutc eingetrofiete Gepei6en mel.
Den, onb Gin Grobcben piele SGllicr
mo airhen in Der Stnbt 8uotemo.
la, Saliptltoot Der centralameritn,
niifen Teplblif gleid)en Iomens,
bcld)ooigt bat. &cin 2ebcnsperllit
lit ioipeit aenlclbct iporoeu. : n;
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Tampicr ySapan" in Siderbcit.

Onlntb, Iinn., %. September.
Iif @rlrno ieniotioneler Gcpe.
ld)en ans SougbtoL Mid)., berrid,tc
bier seltern ole geiorsnib, Dob ser
Gampfer rSupan" BON Ser Indor-
2inie nit alen an 9oro meitlid) BON
Dem ~Soo"-aanal untergegangen iei.
Spat an abeno Lief bon Soult Ste.
Marie telegrapbiih bic Nahridt ein,
Dab Der Oompfer Dor Dem grauiieen
llnpetter in @ranb Warais einen
3ufluftsbafen 9efunoen babe.
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ltriadcn Der Srcbslcibcn.

itT1uuJcH OCT SrcpslctOcH.
Semerfensluertbe WittbeiIungen Ell.
nes 2onooner Ar5tes. - @cioG.
rem Der 6leii6nobrung. Sc
Itilr5en0e 3unabme Der Sooc5.
fGqe am &rebS.
Gblcago, %. September. - Gas
bielige @elunobeitsomt peroiientlidt
clnen Nutlub 0es 2~onboner 6orihers
Gr. y. Goofc AOams iiber Die Ser,
bteltung uno Die ltrioden Scr Grcb$-
&rnnfbeit. IS bat oo5u oQe 8erollz
lollung, "a in Dem Nufiub beioloer3
oltf Die 3uItGn0c llnIerer Staot Be-
5ltg getonlnten miro. Or. 4ooms
Der frllber in Nltitrnlicn 0ciuobnt uno
aid bort ii6er Die fiirdtcrlide 9rnnf.
belt unterItd)ungen ongeIteat bat
fpn1nt Jest ultf @rltno ieincr nelle.
rem, 5tpel Sabre binorrd fortgeiettcn
9eobad)tlln9cn 81 bcm S6luiic, oaB
ole 6leild)nabrltng Die llriad)e ser
arebSfronfbeit lei, beionocrS Scr &c.
iitB %conlcrplrtcn uno gon5 b~eionoer3
Der BON corIcruirtenl, niht golls oe.
IullOem 6leil6. Gr folgcrt oas II. v
oorolls, Dob Der &rebS inter oen aus
GSttldlanO, aus Srlnnb, ais ocn
ifanoinaullfen uno ilopiid)en 2Gn.
bern eingepanoerten G%inpobnern
G%6lcago'S beoeuteno n,cbr berrid.
ais unter an0cren.
Nod) Den beigebrodten StntiItifel1
luufS Die 3abl ser SooesfGue in
6ol9e bon &rc6S in Chicago in 0cm
Sabr5ebnt 1S56-1966 Inn $50 Gro.
sent, in ser 3eit BON 1866 bis 1905
Inn 232 Fro5ent. @1brenO 1856 I'M.
ter 1000 SooesfGIlen elmer Die ;So(oe
BON &rebS mar, entfiel 1866 Elm ser.
ortl9er SooeStol allf 164, in 1905
oltr % unb in 1906 ouf Pts. Go6ei
ut Die SooeSrote Ser aus ienen Can.
bern gln9elpanoerten oie bod)ite ser
Welt nnb beinabe 800 Yro5ent b0ber
oils in iDrcn 8eburtslGnoern. Inter
Geiitlhen Die bier i'm Ilter BON mebr
ais 40 Sabrcn itorben, itor6 elmer
pom bier an &re6s, mGbrerO III
Gelttl6lano oas GerbGltniB IL lit.
Non Den bieii9en SrlGnoern iiber 40
fallt INNER elmer bon icds oenl
arebs gum Spfcr, in SSrlono iel6It eli.
ner pom 10. acbnlid) perbGlt es iid
nit ben Sfonoinapiern urto Den Sla.
pen. Bel Staliencrn unb GbincIen
.oogegen licgt Die Sote onoers.
Nus oieier Seri6ieoenbeit unter
ben Gingcmonbcrten i6lieBt Or.
goonlS. Bob ,es Die 6leiidnobrung
'eill miliie, Die ser aranfbeit forocr.
lid, lit; Oenn Stalicner luno Gbineien
ellel nid)t uiel 6leiid). Mus Der Ser.
lt)teoenbeit 5luiiden 0eborcnen Slime.
rtfonern u1O Gingeponoertcn obcr
- in ben lebten iiebcn So6rcn Itar.
ben bon $685. IN Chicago 8eborc.
men 116 am &rebs, BON 6t,019 i'm
IllSlalloe @eborenen 1853 = idliebt
CT, Bob meientlid) Scr @cnlb BOZ,
~conlerntrten, nno 5luor bclorocrs
bon conicrpirtcm rid)t elltcm 6lciid)
ld}tlo ooron bot. IS gicbt bier Elm
Sdllodltbolts, in lpeldcm bic BON ocn
9cborocn alS nidt ihlof)tiG6ia be-
5eid)lcten Sbicrc gcidlod)tet, bic
fronfcn Srganc cntfcrnt uno oic olt-
Idcincno nod gci,inocn Sbeilc dis
'rlld)cS t}leiidl pcrfaliit oOcr 5lt BILL.
geren 0lciidconicruen p~erorbeitet
meroen, uno cs lit fcitgeItcat, bob
oiele Irtcn Slciif ~(bciorocrs olld)
@itrit) iait ouSidlieBlid) bon ocn ar.
llcrcn Gingelpanocrte1 pericbrt wcr.
Oen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-26
Nrmenbans cinseGihert.

Wapafoneta, @, %. Sept. =
Gas armenboipital BON Nuelai5e-
Gonntp bronnte beilte iriih nieoer.
Die SlllalIen, AS al Der 3abl, lpnrben
init Siilfc, benabborter 5armer
i1mmtlid 'gerettet, Gas @eb1uoe
bate $4,000 g%efpitet nnb ipar fir
$4,000 periidcrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-26
Straftermin abaclamien.

Eittsbnrg, ga. %. Sept. =
@ep. ". 9eauers, .friiberer 9eamter
oes Eoitoepartemcnts, pelder Dor
mebreren Sabren megen Yoitidminoe-
leien 5u 3rftbousltrafe perilrtbeilt
muroe, lit geitern sbeno aus Dem
3ndstbauie in. Mounbspiae, @.f@o.,
eHtlaiien worocn.