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Officers of the Board.
THE COURT RECORD
Court of Appeals.

Present: The Chief Justice. Mr.. Justice
Robb and Mr.. Justice Van Orsdel.
Patent appeal No. 443. Hopkins agt
Newman: argument continued by Mr. r.
A. Banning for appellant. and by Mr.. Ed
ward Rector for appellee, and concluded
by Mr.. r. A. Banning.
Patent appeal No i40. Edna Smelling
and Refining Company ast. Nathan Manu-
featuring Company: argument com
menced by Mr.. w. +. Murray for appel
liant. continued by Mr.. Marcellus Bailey
and concluded by Mr.. W. f. Murray foI
appellant
Proceedings after The Stars report
closed yesterday:
Patent appeal No 433 In re applica
tion of Thomas A. Edison: argument
commenced by Mr.. F. L.. Dyer for ap-
pellant: continued by Mr.. F. A. Tenant
for commissioner of patents and con-
cluded by Mr.. F. l.. Dyer for appellant.
Patent appeal No. 436. Brown Forman
Company agt. Beech Hill Distilling Com
pany; submitted for appellant; no ap-
pearance of appellee.
Patent appeal No. 43G. In re application
of Crescent Typewriter Supply Com
pany: argument commenced by Mr.. Guy
Cunningham for appellant; continued by
Mr.. F. A. Tenant for commissioner OF
patents. and continued by Mr.. Guy Gun
ningham for appellant
Patent appeal No. 4l3 Hopkins agt
Newman: argument commenced by Mr.
I. A. Banning for appellant.
Evening star., 1908-01-17

he bought the John Jay Knox Farm.
which was subdivided and chrstened
Congress Heights. In the face of dis
couraging opposition he built the Capital
railway from Congress Heights 10 the
navy yard and operated it until it be-
came part of the system of the Wash
ington Railway and Electric Company
From a farm Congress Heights has grown
to a populous suburb under the guiding
hand of Col. Randle. He and Mrs. Randle
donated the ground and built the Episco-
pal Church. which is dedicated to the
memory of Mrs. Randle's mother. For
several years Ne has been engaged in the
development of the property OF the United
States Realty Company, of which ne is
pre Sident.
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Condition of the Water.
Revenue Cutter Personnel Bill.

The Senate committee on commerce yes
terday considered the revenue cutter serv-
ice personnel bill. which reorganizas the
service and increases the pay and rank of
some of the higher officers. and ordered a
favorable report upon it. This is the first
of the bills increa sing the pay OF any par;
Of the military or naval service to be re-
ported to the Senate. A small increase
Of officers is provided in the bill.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair, Warmer Tonight; Tomorrow
Rain and Warmer.

Forecast Till M. Saturday.-For th,
District OF Columbia fair. warmer to-
night. Saturday rain and warmer: wind.
becoming southerly and fresh.
For Maryland fair, warmer tonight
western portion. warmer: winds becom
Ing southerly and fresh.
For Virginia. fair tonight, warmer in
interior. Saturday partly cloudy and
warmer in southeI... rain and warmer in
northern portion: light to fresh east tc
south winds.
Minimum temperature past twenty four
hours. 23 year ago. IS.
Weather Conditions and General Irora-
cast ratnres are much lower this
morning throughout the cast and south
except along the south Atlantic coast
and the line of freezing temperature ex-
tends into southern Alabama In the
Missouri and upper Mississippi valleys
and the northwest there has been a great
rise in the temperatures, and they are
again unseasonably high
In the lower lake region. the Atlantic
and east gulf states there were SHOWS
and rains. followed by clearing weather.
except in the south Atlantic states; else
where the weather was fair eycep- in
Another northwestern depression CEN
trail this morning over eastern Minnesota
will likely cause rain and snow tonight
Saturday in the lower lake region and
middle Atlantic states. In the south the
weather will be generally fair
Temperatures will rise. except along the
south Atlantic coast. where they will fan
tonight.
The winds along the middle Atlantic
coast will be fresh To brisk. becoming
southeriv. and on the south Atlantic and
east gulf coasts light to fresl, northea ST
to east.
Steamers departing today for European
ports will have light to fresh westerly
winds. becoming variable. with fair
weather to the Grand Banks
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following were the readings OF the
thermometer and barometer at the wealth
er bureau for the twenty-four hours be-
ginning at > pm. yesterday:
hermometer-January It. pm, A.; 5
pm. 36: IL midnight 81 January Il. 4
am. -; am. %: l. noon SO; pm
So. Ma Nimum. A.. al 1 pm January Is.
minimum. %. at $50 am. January IL
BarometeI-January IL. 4 pm. 81. oS: S
pm. 1o.2l; II midnight 30.23 JANUARY
Il. am. 30.S4; s am. 303S; noon, so. So /:
pm, rs
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of water at
am: Great Falls. temperature sc: con
dition. 81: Dalecarlia reservoir. tampera-
ture. 81: condition at north connection.
100: condition Al south connection, aU.
Georgetown distributing reservoir tenn
perature. 36: condition at infiuent gate
house. 300: condition at effiuent gate
house. $50.
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Grading of Grain Hearing.

Th. Senate committee on agriculture
has commenced series of hearings on
Senator McCumber's bin providing for tn :
inspection and grading of grain entering
into interstate commerce. Represe nta-
tives of the Boston Chamber OF Commerce
and the Comm rcial Exchange OF Phila-
delphia were then heard They expressed
opposition 10 the measure on the ground
that il was the right Of states alone to
conduct such operations.
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Naval Movements.

The cruiser Buffalo has arrived at Mare
Island the tug Standish at Annapolis
and the tug Triton at Norfolk.
The cruiser Charleston and the torpedo
boats Perry and Preble have left San
Diego for Magdalena bay. and the tug
Sioux from Boston for Bradford.
The old cruiser Nipsic has been placed
in commission as a receiving ship for
prisoners at the navy yard, Puget Sound,
Washington.
Evening star., 1908-01-17
NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE
THE THIRTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL
GATHERING IN WASHINGTON.
Visit to the White House Feature Of
the Meeting-Banquet at
New Willard.

The thrty-eighth annual meeting of the
| National Board of Trade will be held at
| the New Willard Hotel beginning next
| Tuesday and concluding Thursday. in
| elusive. The program is made up of
propositions offered by the constituent
| members of the national board located
throughout the country. and cover large
| range of topics OF public interest, all OF
which recommend policies but not porj-
ects. as it is the purpose of the board
| 10 consider matters OF national impor-
tance only.
The President will give a reception to
the delegates Wednesday. January -, at
30 o'clock. To which admission will be
| by card only. The President will. at the
reception. make an address to the dele
gates upon topics pertaining to the work
Of the National Board of Trade.
Annual Banquet.
The annual banquet Of the board will be
held al the New Willard Hotel the night
of january -. The following persons have
accepted the invitation Of the board to be
its guests and speakers at it's banquet:
Vice President Fairbanks. Postmaster
General Meyer, Speaker Cannon, Attorney
General Bonaparte. Secretary StEaus OF
the department Of Commerce and Ii Dor.
the Italian ambassador. Senators du Pont
OF Delaware. Richardson of Delaware and
Newlands of Nevada. Representatives
jackson Of Maryland. Burton of Delaware,
York, Wanger of Pennsylvania. Lafean
Of Pennsylvania. Burton of Ohio. Louden-
Slayer of New Jersey. Wood Of New Jer
| sey, Cook of Pennsylvania Moore of
| Pennsylvania and Bingham of Pennsyl-
Vania.
| The banquet will be held in the red
| restaurant on the first floor. and the seat
| ing will be arranged as follows There
| will be Il long table a raised daiS
| across the length of the room. at which
| will be seated the speakers and guests.
| The other diners will be seated at round
tables of various sizes so that Congenial
parties can be made up of different sizes
! from four to fifteen. allowing them to ar
range their own dinner parties to suit
| their own desires.
AS $, ats have already been secured for a
| large number of ladies the affair promises
to be a very brilliant social as well as
business affair.
Officers of the Board.
The officers of the organization are:
President Frank ID. LaI.anne. Philadel-
phia Pa; first vice president Ambrose
Swasey. Cleveland. Ohio: second vice
president. +. NJ. Estes. Nashville. Tenn; !;
secretary and treasurer. William X
Tucker. Philadelphia, Pa; commissioner.
Albert NJ. Read. Washington, d. c. Man
ayers: James F. Parker New York: Clin-
ton White. Boston. Mass: W. 3. Rodgers.
Pittsburg Pa: l.. l.. Gilbert, Montgomery.
Ala: Josiah Marvel. Wilmington. Del:
Harry Weissinger, Louisville, Ky.
Evening star., 1908-01-17

FOR RENT = DESIRABLE aLL-
FRONT OFFICE ROOMS IN NEW
BUILDING OF MUTUAL FIRE
ms. CO.. 18TH AND NEW YORK
AVE. NV. HEAT. LIGHT. JAN
IToR SERVICE INCLUDED. ZEN
TRIAL LOCATION. APPLY 20 /.
FIERCE BoTELER. SECRETARY
3ae-tf
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THE ANNUAL. NETTING oF THE SToCK-
holders Of the Washington Railway snd Elec-
trlc Company for the election of directors 10
serve TO- the ensuing year and the transaction
o' such other business a. property
before the meeting Will lie he'd al lie ofhce
~ The company. ifth snd East ,apitol SITS
Washington - C.. on SATURDAY. JANUARY
-. 1905 between the hours, of !. M. and .
pm 4. J. WHITEHEAD, secretary.
1aS-llt
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WE'RE NOW READY FOR YOUR REPAIRING
Watches cleared I5c. Mainsprings. T5c. Crys-
tails. loc Jewslrr rrnair!ng reasonable.
MAX GREENBERG. Timepiecr Expert
de21 d eSu.S Ia3 10th NV.
Evening star., 1908-01-17
JOSEPH D. SULLIVAN. ATTORNEY
Columbian building
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF OIL BUSINESS
HORSES. HARNESS. TANK WAGONS,
OILS. ACCESSORIES. ETC. INCLUDING
GOOD WILL. OF AN OLD-ESTABLISHED
TANK LINE OIL BUSINESS.

Ry order Of the Probate Court the undersig signed
will receive sealed bids for the sale Of 'he tank
line oil business conducted by the late John H.
Holman established for twenty years including
the horses. tank wagons. oils accessories and
the good Will and route of said business.
welding good income. Bids to be opened on
saturday. January IS. at L. O'Clock, at room 4os
Columbian building. The property he sold
a going concern. Examination can he made
~ the property and all inquiries IN relation
thereto will be answered the business Office
cor. 81 and sts. Phone Main 6Si N
The undersigned reserves the right to accept or
reject all offers. NAE HEIIMAN.
tal3-5t Administratrix.
Evening star., 1908-01-17

THE ANNUAL. MEETING oF THE STOCK
tnl,IrrS ~ the city and Suburban Railway Of
Washing on for tht. purpose Of elactiIg a board
-, directors serve for ensuing year and
I" transact such other business as will prop
pry come before the meeting. will hc held at
the Office Of the company, 18th ard Eas. Capf.
'n' SIS. ne. Washington. d C.. on Saturday.
January Is. 1908, between the hours OF 90
ami 200 pm.
jsS-ltt r. J. WHITEHEAD. Secretary
Evening star., 1908-01-17

OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT
COMPANY. January Ii. 1.nN.-The annual meet
ing of the stockholders al the Washington Gas
Light Company for the election Of directors
and for such other business as may properly
come before said meeting Will he held al the
office of the company AZ 10th ST. NV, Mon
day. February -. 1905. at L. o'clock M. The
potts will he open from IL o'clock noon To
o'clock pm. WILLIAM r. oENE. Secretary.
n 81 pS
Evening star., 1908-01-17

TIE ANIMAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of the Potomac Flee tFc Power Company
Will he held at he ofiec of he compauy i+th
and East cap.toi streets. Washington. ID. C..
St1i EDAS. January Is lFiS. pm. fnr
'he election Of directors 70 serve for the en-
suing year. and such other business NAV
properly come fcfofe the meeting.
The hy-aws require that the books Tor the
irGIsfrr of stock shall be closed thirty f3ai
Gays prinr 10 IN" InnUsl meerirc. Books FOR
tie transfer Of stock vii. therefore hr close /
from December ~. 1907. 10 Jaucary IS. 1905
ter's hat.s inclusive.
.fafn-tf AS T. J. Wii.Tt.HE vi, S. refarr
Evening star., 1908-01-17
Best i'm BoOkDlndi1g

The work done at the Big Bookbindery
is the sort that wins instant approval.
Reasonable charges.
Hodges Big Bookbindery. 4o0-22 1ith. next Star.
iaif
Evening star., 1908-01-17

THE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders Of the AMERICAN SECURITY AND
TRI ST COMPANY Will be held at the Office
Of the company. on the northwest corner OF
Pennsylvania ave. and 18th st. NV. on MON
DAY. JANUARY 20 1905, Mt IL o'clock noon
CHARLES J. BELL President.
Attest: JAMES +. HOOD. Secretary.
Evening star., 1908-01-17

Minimum temperature past twenty fou
hours. 23: year ago. IS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-10
yeras a 8.

glnf cine origitlelle @eile tpur-
De 1elliG in Sort @ortb Elm Stro-
Benraub ansgefiibrt. Der Droidfen=
better Gbb enlpfine per Selepbon
Die geiteIu11g, NIT ieillem @agen
nad eirten beltirnlrten Blabe bin8ll=
fommen. gr fubr bin nno fauo BORT
audi einen 9ern, Der auf i'm fparte-
te. Scum NOR er ieooh bonn Bod
berrntergeitiegen, als ibn ser ssreln-
De eine Hiitole in's Gelidt bieIt
nno i'm Damn gpnliitlid auspliinoerte.
er aabm ibm iiber $23 IN baarem
8el0e, iopie llbr llilo &ette ab. Sofs
li6 oanfeno peri6mano erg Damn in
Der 8ullfelbeit.
Der friibere 9nnoeslenator
Drills lit nab Baltimore gereilt, lmt
lid bort elmer Speration sn unter=
5ieben.
sSn Der 9edbe bon aipinalton
enfgleiite Elm 3ug Ser na6 Dem Sol8-
fdllerlager Der 2ibingiton 2unlber
GompanD fiibrenoen @abn uno rollte
eiren iteilen 4bbang binab in cine
Shlubt Der 2ofonlotipfiibrer iulo
Der Sei5er iotpie atpei anoere W21ll-
ner, Die fid auf Dem 3uge befonoelL
muroen orrd ben ausitronenoell bel
Ben 0ampf 10 berbriibt, oaB 1ie alle
bier itarben. Die erftell beioen Stnr=
ben gleib, nabbem oas ltnaliid pnI-
iiert NOR, Die anoern Iebten nod,
nlebrere Stunoen.
Der u@eiit1, Der oie quten 2eu-
te IN Eenlple ilt llnrilbe beriebt bot
1T eigefangen. Or" NOR cine frem-
De 5rau, Die nid)t ean3 ri6tig im
&opf 5u iein 1dien. Wean fonnte
ibr 5ipar Die @eiiterfomooie nidt
ltodpeiien Die geb0rben lino aber
felt oopou iiber5engt oaB fie es ge-
ipeien III. Die ben @eift eeipiplt bat
9a tie ii6 bereit erfldrte, oie Staot
81 perlalien, ipern man ibr eiit gi-
ienbobn-Sifet na1 gaDlor gebe lulo
fir einen Gag ibr 8oaro besable, 10
bat man idleunigit ibren @unid
erfiillt uno Tie mad Soplor bin ob.
geidoben.
9lns Dem @ef1lignis in gelton
entiprangen neulih 5ipei @efangelie,
elmer oes Yferoe-8iebitabIs, Der all-
oere oes Ginbrad)s ongeflaet Den
einbre6er bat man ipieoer eilleefan-
gen.
gei Dem 8eriube, feline Shme-
tier al retten, ertronf inn Clear Greet
naBe Seabroof bel SonIton ein inn.
ger Dfann namens 60. Ialmer, ser
als Siilfsfaiiierer in Der @rlten 9so.
tionnlbnnf 81 &oniton olgeltelt mar.
9os iunge Maoden fieI aus einem
Boot, in Dem iie nit nlebreren str-
bern fitbr, ms 8oiier. sSbr 9ru-
Der iulo orei onoere jlulge 2eute
iprangen ibr nod uno es gelong aud
lie gliidli6 ms Boot 5u bringcn. SIR
gruoer ertranf ober.
aonftabler 9unbor uno elm
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gietoria 9iuiiium, 6. s. & 6, ".
(@nlf Sbprc.

Nad guero, @ietoria, Sort 2abaca, Corr
pug gbrifti, 8rpipnsbille, 0fio @raflbe
gitb, @oliab, 8eebiIle, Bbarton, Ha%
lacios litlo 9ouiton $50 moro
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-10

Der, grfef unb l1renfeD belauft ii6
ouf iiber bunbert. 9ie 0obingei1ie-
oeile erfreltte iidb bis on ibr 2ebens-
enbe GROCER Giiitiefeit ullo 2ebens-
fraft Sic NOR iiber iebs SUB groB
lll1o i6lanf gebaut. Sral1 2au pnrbe
aln 6. SSuni 1900 in @onnopcr,
9elttl6lano, geboren llro fam
Dor etpa 80 Sabren nod MiIlpoufce.
SIR Mnu1 itarb por 16 Sabren iln
Mlter BON Sc Sabren; er NOR 6 Sabre
finger ols ieire Srau.
@ouperllel1r @ilion bon aen-
tudp bot eine grflarung perofferlt=
li6t, III Ser er ben Goul1tpriAter
lno ben Gountp=slnmalt bon 9raden
Gpuntp anflagt, nit oelt 9eadtrei-
tern unter elmer Dede gu itefen ullo
iie na6 &raften 5u nltterltiiber.
Ser Gollfatt-golltroler bat
iest aIle National-8anfet1 IN SflaDo-
ma offi5ien BON Der @nti6eibung oes
8eneralanlDalts in &etultnis gelebt,
oaB es ungeieblib fir iie lei, ii6 Dem
unter Den @eieber oes Stootes Sfla=
bona gebiloeten @arartiefollos fir
9epoiitoren all5uiblieBen.
grDan bat nelilih Gngelle %.
Gbafi1, ben Observation-Disclosures
ten Der Brobibitionspartei, M leiaelll
9oltie enpfangen uno iiber cine Gtul1-
De nit ibm fonferiert.
Sll Seem Orleans, nabe Ser
GarroIlton 9(berllte, erltgleiite Elm BUG
Der Soutbern 8acific 8abn, Ser fid
auf oenl @ege nab Souiton befano.
Ser Sei5er mltrbe eetotet, Der 2ofo-
rnotibfiiDrer ulto mebrere Hailagiere
mnroe1l perlebt.
guitoes-Girellitridter @illfiel6
in 2ittle @od, @rfal1ios, bat ein Sc
ies, oas es berbietet, geiteGmlgel1
anf alfobolbaltige @etrdnfe in 2ocal-
Option n=@egelloer allf5ullebrnen, fir
1lflforlltitutionen erfldrt.
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Giienbabn=Jabrp
g. 81. & 81. e. gahn.

r9abb grodett" "<3ug mad Souiton
@alpeiton. Beaumont 1lrlb Orange. Mbs
fabrt 9 llbr abenbs, Gnflinft 7.30 morz
gems.
0ad @errbiIIe, Mbfabrt 4.30 nad6m.
Gbfabrt bon &errbiIle $50 l1br bormitz
tags. ghr Sontttags rab @errbille: $50
ubr bormittags.
0a9 gnero, 0oafltnt, SouItor1, @albes
ton, 8iootngs, godbale, Cameron ltno
8aco, Nbfa9rt 845 bortiittaes.
Nad 8eebilIe, Corpus g6rifti, NIice,
Matbis, Granfas Rab, Godport. abfabri
1.40 nn9ntittags.
Nad5 SaIfurtas, M6fa6rt s llbr obetlos.
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s. & 6. g. 8ahn.

Ib ia brt.
Nad alien NorbeSerassHu sHuilften
4 llbr 1tlb 7.45 borrnittags.
Na6 ct. 2ollis, Iempbis nr1b Dem Often
1.25 lbr na9nt. li1lo 7.30 abenbs
9a6 Merifo 1920 ubr BORN.
Infunft.
gon ct. ollis ur6 Dem Often, 9.15 nlorg.
8Dn Gare0o linD Wegifo Z. 4 .05 na6nl.
Son ct. 2ouis, &anias gitb 1920 abbs.
ct. Sunis & San Sraneisep Sabm.
Mb ia abrt.
ga9 Sort Snlitb, SprineJielb. ct. 2onis,
aanias @itp, Chicago Is. &@. %. 9e<
pot) .7.30 abenbs
Infunft.
Son ct. 2ouis, &anias gitb, Yaris.
G9ica9o 1920 mpraens
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g9adl 8rplunspiQe.

:. Ser 3ug Der SltnIet Bietoria 9ibiz
lion, Gbfabrt $50 aberbs. na9t in RIas
ceoo @erbirbung nit Der Gulf godft
Zine fir Corpus gbriiti ltno 8rotpnspiIle.
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eerpiiier Sod Wse9opio ipollten am
SanItag na6ntittag in Ser gfabe bon
Paige einen geeger namens @fcgeeil
perbaften. Ser Mann lieB iid au6
rnbig feitnebmen, iie iebten i'm 5lpi=
iden iid in ibr guesp uto fubren
nod Eaige 5uriid. slls Te eille
Strede melt gefabren iparen, lnobte
Wcgeeil ben geriud, aus Dem $50
gen 81 ipringen. Wfc9opio podte
i'm ltllo mabreno oie 8eiben nit ein=
anoer ranaelL 5og Dunbar, Ser init
Der eitaen Sano Die Gferbe balte1t
mllBte, nit Der anbern leine 8iltole
nao besalln 5n idieBen. ltngliidli=
der @eiie traf oie 8ueel ieoo6 Mc=
Dapio uno oieier ianf nit Sen @pr=
ten: uDn bait mild geidoi1en", ouf
ben Sit 5urihf nno itarb. Ser Gee
ger nabm Die @elegenbeit ipobr,
iprang aus Dem @agen u1o lief oa=
bon. Dunbar lief aber binter ibln
Der 1no feuerte Die fiinf 5biilie Iei-
mes Gepolners ol1f i'm ab. 5don
.beiln eriten S6uB brad Ser SlIdt-
liltg aulunnlen; als Dunbar i'm err
reidte, mar er bereits tot. sssn Yoige
bat Die Nodribt bon Dem Gorfaa
groBe Mufregung berltria6t.
sSn 9oufton itarb iln Sitter
BON So sSabren 6 ouis 4offe,
elmer Der tiidtiglten 9eutideil ieller
Staot, Der itets uno 5u oIlen 3eiten
fir oenti6es @eien llno 6eutide 9e=
itrebungen eintrat. gr fam ais
Nellniabriger init ieinen glterll l1a6
9ouiton, bat alio beinabe GO Sahre
bort gelebt. @r NOR in peridieoenen
gel6aftliden llnternebmuneen t4tig
uno befleioete 5ulebt piele Sabre lang
ben Soften zines Sauptbudbalters
bel Der Seras Central gabn. ssn
&olie berliert Souiton eineil ipertpol-
len giirger uno Dos 9euti9tum eli
men ieiner belter ltno eifriglten Ser
treter. 5rieoe ieiner Mi6e!
Sim Salnitag puroe in @uftin
Srieorid q. WMller, elm otter oeut-
ider 8eipobner ser staot, bon einem
Strobenbabntpagen iiberfabren uno
i6per perlebt.
sSn &arnes gitp tpuroe oos
Sans Der Srau .. Stribline bonn
gliB getroffe1t bod tplroe feiner ser
8eiDobner berlest
- Ser fleine Mobert Wtano, Ser
IiingIte Sobn bon Gem Wopp in
galaperas, lief arn 6reitag BON Saule
fort nno lpuroe ipater,- beipuBtlos
nno idper perlett neben benz @e-
leiie Der glranios SOB gabn oufqe-
funoen @abri6einli6 mar er, 1niioe
getporoen, auf Dem @eleiIe eillge-
i6lafen l1lo bon eineln sSrad)tsua
beruntergeidlenoert. Gr itarb eilen
Gag ipater on oel1 erIittenel Ser
lesungen.
Muf ieltiame @eiIe lit in 9en-
ton Elm @iieabobnarbeiter namells
CHARLES Sfenfro lmn's 2eben gefoln-
men. @dbrenb ein 0radt5ng an
linn Dorbeifubr, fiel oie Sir aus Ell
nem Der @agen allf i'm lno eridIug
i'm.
slus Cameron piro eeneloet.
oaB an Soniltag abenb, nls 5ipei
9onen Srmu sloams luto syrau
9airfton, in ibren gugep bonn
8ermania Yarf nod Ser Sto6t 3u-
riidflibren sipei gseger oas 8uggp
anbielten. Die Gonlell periebtell
ibnen ober Elm poar 9eiti6eni6lGge
ms @eli6t nlo Die Gerle liefen oa-
BON. Spater ipuroen fie mieoer elm
gefangen.
5erntann Natbo, Ser Sobn ocs
III Der @egeilo bon @ltage lpobnen-
ben 5armers siteuIt 0atbo, bat lid
anf Der Sago ourd 8nfaaige gntla-
oin1a ieines @eipebres in Sen 9lrm
geiboilen uno ihnerberipunoet.
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Guter Maf.

Mrs. 30. 30. Dapiion, $50. s7s
@ifforo ape, Gan Sole Gal. iagt::
Sd tpiinide gum @eiten aler 2eiben-
ben, bon &opfipeb, 8iIlioiitdt nno
Sebertragbeit 5u foeen, ooB in elmer
SloIde electric 8itters nlebr 8ert
itedt, als in allen Mebiaineit, oie id
ionlt femme. @arantiert 5u baben
BEL Moolpb DreiB ule 9f. gobn &
60. 80 Gents.
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sumtlern gaeifie gahn.

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llno. .1130 aben6s
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lton. tdglid9 .7.35 morgens
nno 600 radmittags
Bon 81 9aio. galifornie,t linb @egifo.
g abenbs
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lag gitp, ct. 2ouis mnb gbicaeo, tdgs
lid (Snniet 9epot) ..7.30 aber6s
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8nlbeltprt -. .10.15 abenos
4ntunft.
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(5uniet 9epot) .7.3O nlorg
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8albefton $50 rnoraens
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l1niere Sdlodtf[otte lit Conn.
tag l1orgen in 9luflallo, gaeu Sec.
lono, eingetroffen. Sci Ser Ginlobrt
III ben Sofen prroen oie Se5iffe
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griiBt. Spdter ltottete MciniroI
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Dem 2oro 9Iunfett, oem @anerot.
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sluflano itatioilirtell amerifo.liihcn
@eneral-aolliul 8eiude o6, oic Don
betoen 9erren eripioert lpur6qn. Gie
Sbiffe peroen bis gum Sonnobano
III Iudlollb bleiben lulo oant ibre
&eiie fortiebel. es iino fir Die 0ou-
er ibres glifentbaItes piele tseItlidfet.
ten porbereitet. Die Iobrt pun Gor
5rancisco nod auflono oct, Elm
hdlidBlid oes iehstdeieen 9tufent,
balts Sorolulll 6reilutooreiBi9 Gage
gesouert.
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