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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-11-24
CALIFORNIA BOY TO GUIDE
PRESIDENT TROUGH AFRICA

RIVERSIDE, Cal, Nov. 24.-To q
California boy, not yet 25, but al
ready distinguished as a naturalist,
has been given the honor of being
guide for the Roosevelt party in
Africa. Edmund Heller is his name
and Riverside is his home. While
hundreds sought the honor of ac-
companying the president and his
son on their great hunting trip to
the dark continent, the honor came
to Heller all unsolicited and unex-
pected. Because he had made good
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-11-24

in previous expeditions Of this char
acter and because he had traversed
the wilds of Africa and was ac-
quainted alike with its topography,
its climate and its game. the presi-
dent in a characteristic letter in
vited young Heller to accompany
his party as guide and adviser.
Heller has just returned from
Alaska. where he went with Miss
Alexander. who recently endowed
a museum for the University of
California
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-11-24
NURSE is FATALLY BURNED

HARRISON, Idaho. Nov. "a
Mrs. Mary F. Sherwood, a trained
nurse, wife of exMayor Sherwood
of Colville, died here yesterday
from the effects of burns received
by the explosion of can of gaso-
line, with which it is supposed she
was trying to light the fire. The
body was taken to Colville for
burial. She was 3S years old and
member of the Eastern Star.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-11-24
LOG BOOM ANCHOR
ENDANCERS BRIDGE

The board of works yesterday
requested the McGoldrick Lumber
Co. to remove from the river a
rock filled crib under the east end
of the Olive avenue bridge on
recommendation of City Engineer
Ralston, who after examination
said he believed the crib would
cause trouble to the bent construc-
ton supporting the east end.
The crib is used as an anchor
for a log boom. The board sug-
gests that it be placed on the down
stream side of the bridge.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-11-24
MRS. CORBLN'S COACF1MAN
GETS $500 FOR INJURIES

In the suit Of Frederick P. Fred
erickson against the o. r. & N.
railway for personal injuries re-
ceived at the Washington street
crossing of the defendant on De-
cember "a, 1907, jury last night
in Judge Sullivan's division of the
superior court returned a verdict
for the plaintiff for $500
Frederickson, who was employed
as coachman for Mrs. Austin Cor
bin, was headed toward the or
phans home on North Washington
street with a Christmas box sent
by Mrs. Corbin. AS he was about
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-11-24
GIRL FLEECES
RICH OLD MAN

PITTSBURG, Nov. 24.-The pc.
flee are Withholding the name of
one of Pittsburg's aged million
aires who has been victimized of
thousands of dollars by means of
an innocent girl baby, purchased
from an incubator show.
A handsomely dressed young
woman, who says she is from Chi
cago, is under arrest and detec-
tives declare they have secured a
confession.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-11-24
SCRATCH OF CAT
KILLS WOMAN

NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-Mrs.
Frances R. Cannon died from the
scratch of a pet cat She lived in
the Bronx, a widow of means, 35
years old and handsome.
Mrs. Cannon took the cat to bed
with her when she retired at night
1t ate with her and she pampered
it in every possible way.
Two weeks ago the Maltese, in q
sudden fit of temper, scratched her
on the left ankle, but she paid little
attention to, it.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-11-24
SHE ACCUSES PASTOR
OF ISLANDER

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 24.-Mrs.
Sadie E. Bean, social leader OF
Jonesboro, Atlanta's suburb, has
brought suit for $4,000 against
Rev. ]. c. Atkinson, pastor of the
Methodist church, whom she
charges with defaming her in a
sermon.
Mrs. Bean was chairman of the
missionary society of the church
and was accused by the minister
of having dissented from disci-
pline.
According to Mrs. Bean, the
pastor referred to her as devil
incarnate; devil from hell"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-11-24

to go over the railroad crossing,
the flagman in charge of the signal
gates lowered the long arms of the
gates into Frederickson' carriage,
causing his horses to run away and
severely injure the plaintiff, he al
legged. Frederickson sued for $1,000.
The railroad tried to place the
blame for Frederickson's injury
upon the shoulders of an employee
of the Traction Co., whom they
claimed told Frederickson to go
ahead, that the coast was clear.
The jury returned a special finding,
holding that such was not the case.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-11-24
BOY OF IS is FIREBUG

BAKER CITY, Ore, Nov. "a
Accused of being the firebug that
set fire to and destroyed many
thousand dollars worth of property
of late, including the $4,000
North Baker school and the Stan
dard Oil property, Ormund An.
thony, age Is, is undergoing the
sweatbox process in the hopes that
he will tell more about the recent
fires.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-11-24
WILL SOON OWN LOCKS.

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 23.-The
last spike has been driven, so far
as any action by the engineering
authorities can be taken in ad-
vance of congress making the nee
essary appropriation for the gov
eminent ownership of the locks
and canal at Oregon City. Free
locks means great reduction in
freight rate.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-11-24
AUTO RIDE ENDS FIGHT

TACOMA, Nov. PA fight
with an insanely vicious Russian,
age %, by the name of John
Kohobboff, and the police was
ended by the man submitting
upon the promise of a good break
fast and an auto ride. All right
the man barricaded himself in his
hut on the Puyallup river and
fiercely shrieked at every attempt
of the officers to take him.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-11-24
CITY PAYS FOR LAMP
NOT LIGHT

The arc light at the corner OF
Brown and Pacific is reported
dark every night for the past
week. This is merely another
case where the city's cash is paid
out regularly for light whether the
light is furnished or not.
The contract benevently neglects
20 provide any penalty OF reduc-
fion In the rate when the lamps
1atl to illuminate.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-11-24
CLASSIC PIANO CONCERT.

The program and the artists for
the Eilers piano concert Friday
evening at the Westminster Con-
gregational church are bringing
many early requests for tickets.
The church will seat about 1000
people by throwing open the annex,
and they have planned to give out
about that number of tickets to
those who ask for them. A feature
of the program is a quartet (Rigo-
letto) composed of Mesdames
Ehrader and Ham, Messrs. Newton
and Cords.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-11-24

Transportation facilities are
more inadequate today than at any
time in New York's history. The
first omnibuses, put in the streets
in 1880, came nearer to actommo-
dating the travelling public of those
days than the great network of
railways does now, for the demand
for transportation continually
keeps ahead of the facilities pro-
yided
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-11-24
BOTHER
JUDGES NOW

WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. "a
The United States supreme court
will probably announce on Deem
Der whether it will review the
Standard Oil $29.0OO,0OO fine case
in accordance with the petition of
Bonaparte filed yesterday. The
justices are now enjoying Thanks
giving recess.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-11-24
FIND THE HEADLESS BODY

MISSOULA, Mont, Nov. "a
Not far from where a human head
was found Sunday by a party of
soldiers in Deadmans gulch. the
headless body was discovered ly-
ing under a pile of brush by the
sheriff's force. About 100 feet
away stands a little old cabin
which shows signs of having been
recently occupied. The sheriff is
working on a clew.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-11-24
ACID DID NOT KILL

MILTON. Ore, Nov. 24.-Brood-
ing over the intelligence that her
uecond husband. Arie Graham,
Mhum she married before having
Uecured q divorce from her first
husband. had taken steps to can
Del their marriage, Mrs. Daisy
utorm. of Walia Walla. took a
short dose Of carbolic acid in a
roaming house, terribly burning
osr mouth and throat. She may
eecover.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-11-24
CHAMBERLAIN is HONoRED

SALEM, Ore, Nov. 24.-Gover.
nor Chamberlain was honored by
the administration in being invited
to represent the governors in a
speech at the opening of the sec
ond meeting of the national con,
servation commission at Washing.
ton, d. c. There are eight other
speakers.
Roosevelt and Taft received in.
vitations yesterday morning.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-11-24
YEGGMEN CRACK SAFE

PIQUA, o., Nov. 24.-Yeggmen
blew the postoffice safe at Gettys-
burg and escaped with several
hundred dollars in stamps and
money. They came to Piqua and
stole a horse and buggy from
William Coppeck.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-11-24

in court yesterday afternoon that
he will defend Warren on the
ground of mental responsibility
at the time of the crime. Warren
shot his wife in a fit of jealous
rage at the dancing pavilion at Ma
tatorium park.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-11-24
SCOTS TO TACKLE
FIVE NATIONS

A game Of association football
will be played on Gonzaga
grounds Thanksgiving day between
the local Scots and a team desig-
mated "All Corners" 1t includes
representative of five nations and
Is the strongest combination the
Scots have yet tackled. The kick
off is set for 2:30 p. m.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-11-24
SHE WANTS THE BABIES.

Anna M. Ray today filed a suit
for a divorce from B. F. Ray, to
whom she was married in June,
1904. Cruel treatment and aban-
donment are alleged. Mrs. Ray asks
the custody of the minor children,
aged three and two years.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-11-24
OPERATE ON HENEY

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. "a !
A minor operation was performed
on Heney today to carry away the
secretions. No anaethetics were
administered. He was only al
lowed to see his wife and brother,
Ben Heney.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-11-24
WILL PLEAD INSANITY

The case of Harry Warren,
charged with shooting his wife,
Marie Warren, with intent to kill,
on July 1 last, will come up for a
hearing next Friday. A. H. Gregg,
attorney for Warren, filed a notice
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-11-24
INDEFINITELY POSTPONED

The trial of the case Of the state
VS.. r. e. Gazette, set for today in
Judge Hinkle's court, has gone
over, without any definite date be-
ing set for it's hearing.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-11-24

The Pacific Avenue Christian
church will give Thanksgiving
dinner in the basement of the
church on Thursday from IL to 2
o'clock.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-11-24
SNoHoMiSH FOR MEIGS

EVERETT, Nov. PAL. o.
Meigs. of North Yakima, candidate
for speaker of the house, was
given the unanimous endorsement
of the Snohomish county delega-
ton.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-11-24
CHEvIoT I'M VOGUE

Striped cheviot is a material
from which some of the smartest
of autumn. suits are being made.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-11-24

Many man who thinks he Is,
right doesn't go ahead.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-09-25
0riifrncinifnrt.

@iIminaton Gel. "a. Sept.
Ser oitlid,e 9ogcn ser 9riide Ser
Baltimore x Chio Gieubo6n iibcr
Sen Susquehouna 6iub bei BERN.
rife. No. lit heuie RIB eiaaeitiir5i
Iicics eriol9te. ais cir IN iueiiIlder
Iidturg inhren0cr 6rad)3ug ole.
icibc poiijrtc. Tic Sofomoiiue un0
10 @agen itiirjten in cen 6luB biu.
oh. Ter 9ofomotlpiil6rer Rairid
2pon uuo ser Seijer beloe ans Bal.
timorc. Nl0. ertronfcn lSoipeii bis
lest ermitteli pCrocn fonnie. III uou
ocn arocreu 3ugbc0icuitcien unr
nod Elm 9abmrdrtcr pcrIcet
norNcn. Ter eiuaeitiir}te goaen
muroe qcraOc rcporiri mo oaroui
miro Ser llnio0 3urjjfQeiu1rt Aus
g2iImiuqiou lUur0c io'or, Elm 6uI'5.
ana ablcianot Ger 8rodbug Re.
iiano Gus p AlaQeu bon ocnen nur
6 oui Scr Bride blicbcu. IA ole
@ieotrbcritenurl Scr Bride einiIe
Belt in 9luipruh nebucu 0iiriie.
mmOcu ioiori icitcnS Der 0abrucr.
palhiul ArrougCneHts nit scr
@enniulnouia 9oa1 5ur genutuug
ihrer @,leiie gpiiher @ilmiuatou
uno 61pre Sc @rocc. No. geiro-ien
Score oe @roce. "a Sept
9aut elmer oberiIdhIid,en Sdi.
tunq bat Ser grldencinihl3 bel
Qcrruuiae. g1o.. eiueu nnterieacu
Shaoer bou miuoeitens 100000
oeruriaht nidt geredJnet bic 3eriiog.
ten gaNEDaaen uu0 Der Berluit an
Hrodr Die Bride ipuroe 3ur 3eit
um1ebaut uto nod geitern abenO
wiroe Ser eirgciti3te gcaen au'
feline Sfer6ei; 9prii'i m0 iebIerlos
befur0er.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-09-25
0nte 9PatbidllGae.
@aibington "a. Sept

NQlDlUgtON, "A. sept.
SSn ieiner beute ieitgeieeten aouie.
rerB nit oen 9iepiioreu Der 9tational.
banfen in oen Staoten oltlih Don
Ohio gab Oeren 0irefter @or1eieeter,
Der 9ourdut @omptroQer 9anrence
s.. Murrap. sen 6erren Rntbif)ld9e
sur gIenoerung lbres Spitems Der
@anterotterfldrung BON ibrer 4on.
troue un;eritt Observation-Disclosures.
Roh ieiner gelebrung ioate eire
ioIhe @rtIdrung crit oann eriolueu.
tuenn 6os glttieirfopitnI, Der @eieroe,
tomb (iurpIus) uno unoertbeiIten Be.
luinne uolft1noig aufgepirtbIboitet
Iiro un6 Die onoeren 9lftipen Der
Bnrt niht ausreihen, I'M Die BoIii.
ben. insbeionoere bic 0epoiiten Az
oeden. gisber murSe oie 9nbIurqs.
einiteaune ieFr Oft itpn oanu on1e.
oronet. tpenn COS 4opitol MIR onge.
prifien par. Ter 9epiioren tuuroe
ferrer ans SerJ seleet, 5ipefs Srien.
hrung iiher Die @eit6itsiiibruna Der
eant. giriihr IN bic Qorreiponoen.
sen Ses SSnftituts 5u nehnen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-09-25
gu Ucuis SONtCugraber.
Ct Vetersbura. "a Sent.

=. NNtNA - az y ~ SAfAs
Eie a,lct.ld)e Gbo.eyl perbreitet
fih lmmer meter. um0 ile tr,:t legt
nub IN oen oberen @eieaibaitstloi.
len oui. DE lid bisber iiher iibIien.
60 iinO IN Yetersboi "a neae gy.
trantungen entoed: moroeH. @tns
ereignete lid i'm paIoit oes Erin5cH
GlegaHoer CIoerburg. eincs get,ers
oeS 3orcH.
SSn 0eu 2l Stmt6en. meIfe beutc
Diittag oblieien. wuroeu in Der
Staot 81. @e.ersburg 436 neue @bo.
leratranfbcitsioue uno 15S Gooes.
iane semelOet.
9as iino 16 @rtroufungen mebr.
oils in oen 81 Stun0eu uorber. aber
Is Eo0esidae menIger IS lit oa6ei
niht 5u oergeiien. 6aB 6ieie MeI0un.
gen omtli6e iiuo un0 uah aQgeInei.
ner 9Innnbme binier 6en Ibatladleu
ourildbIeiben.
Die 9ranf6eit lit aud upter oeu
Sdoetten in ser 4alulousf D2iIitdr.
afnoeulie aus9cbroden pelde 3u oen
pihtigiien hobcren NhlitdriduiIen
Oes &eihs gebort; ihou 40 3o9!iuge
oieier @uitalt muBten ms so,
ipitn1 geianot mcroen. tno > 0criei,
ben Itnrben. Die glfa0emie lit &C..
ifloiier. lm0 Sic nod iibriaen ao.
6etten limo in cir 2oger 5u arasroIe
Selo arionot rpor0en.
9Iuh ein 0ierer in Ser 3reiter
MiIitdridlIle 5eigte beute GboIera-
ipntptbome.
&u oicie beioen Sdulcn eeIongte
Die Gholern anideinero ourf) DIE
Spelieraiioneu. ueIhe Oen Su0ea'
ten uer1bioI9t mur0cn.
Inter BEN neuen ShoIerafGnen in
St. Qetersburg lit oieierj9e oes Sol.
ratbs 9Ieiidngoreufo. mcIher CT.
frcnfie. nihreno er SGitc unterhielt.
6erner eyfroufter mearere Beomie
in Sen periheocren ruiiliteu ntini.
iterieu uno ypei heruorra8eRoe Saul.
lelife.
Iie 9ln61ilfuna pon 9eidcn in
ben 6rie0hoien bait an. 81 uubeitat.
iete 9ciheu loqcn iton beme irab
oui Dem &reo5niheusfoe 5rieoaoi.
unS ser rcJuIdr1 (ooteu5ip brahtc
nod 146 mchr. 2ie oortigen 9o0teu.
grdber founcu hodTtens i20 2elhen
i'm Gag bcer0iie'l.
Die 8Cboroen hu6cn sen SdIiis.
herfebr aui Dem adtharinafauaI qe.
iperrt. ser hh in 9ri1ullilu9eu
mebrere NeiIen 0urtl Sic Staot bin.
sieht.
Slr ser llcbcr5eugung. 0aB es I'M
nddrIten 6riibabr 3u eincn neuen
@usbruh Ser 5cudp fonulteu mlro.
ho6en oie 5t @etcrsturgcr Staot.
behoroeu 1925 600 iiir oic anleam1
RON nod pier GboIeroholpitalern be-
niIliqt. nit ciner 8eiammtfopa3itat
nnn 0O00 Wcfteu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-09-25
Ter fathoIiidle SentrnIpcrein.
GIWcIan0, ., a. Sept

GImeIauO, g.. "A. Sept.
SSn Ser beutigemSitlng oeSGcutid.
ronuid tattoIiiden 3entroIper.
eiuS entpfubl ous apntite fiir @r5ie.
buug pon 2aieH Die Grri6hlng zines
3entraIburcaus, bon meId)cn aus Die
bon aGpiiier Seite nbiidtIi6 foIiflidj
pieoergegc5enen gIniid)ten Ser 8otbo'
lifcn iIber oa5 oiientli6e Scben rid)'
fig geiteQt meroen iolen. 0os be-.
treffen0e Ron1ite miro tpeiter fortbe.
iteheu uno Npor nit Hfarrer Sd pom
SSoIepbinum oIs 8oriitenoen. Eidr.
rer 2lideberg 9. s. bielt cine iebr
bereote Aniprade iiber oie gfotbpen'
oigfeit elmer 9ereinigune 1uedS ge.
meitIamen @orgehens. 0toraen 1uer.
Den oieabe}iigIid)e 9eidliiIie unter'
breitet uno mabriheinIih obne Sppo.
iition angenommen meroen. Ger obi
gen Gmpieblung nlroe 5ugeItimmt.
SlDeIano. "a. Sept.
Ter giihof Gou0elfn celebrirte
beute cine Sodpneiie. urteritiitt BON
ben Grieltern SSobn 0ettIner, Chi.
cogo, Saaie urro 0foa, beioes 6ron'
Bisfoner, Gleoelano, Seebolmer mo
0ominif &ouIono. .. i. 90, Gleoe'
lon0. iolpie &eu. Gpril, .. g. g., BON
Seneco. Ganias.
Ssn iciner Ere0iat beihGftigte iid
Ser 9ii6oi bouptid6lib NIT Dem
GentraIpcrcin ur0 icinem icgensrei'
den @irfer.
9ns HcioIltionsfomite rrter6rei'
tete einen 9erif)t iiber sic io5iole
Sroge bcfGnlpit oas SheiOumgSilbeI
uuo peroontmt Brobtbition aIs
&ompfnlitteI gegen Die llnmdbi9teit,
tefiiruortct ieooh WIGBigfeit i'm @e'
nuiie BON geiitigeu @etrdnfen. Cine
on0ere GeIoIution tpenoet iid gegen
Die INSTRUMENTATION unO
rerurtbcilt sic llriitte bes Grnttirens.
@s murOer $1700 fir iojtdIe @ropd'
gonoo bGUlligt
IS muroen IoIgenOe neue 9eumte
eelpohIt:
9rdi1Oent: SeTfert; griter @Be.
GrdIioent: 9enrp 0oerger, Obio;
8Nueiter 9i}c c8rdiioent: Toillbober.
Ohio, Sefretdr: &riger; S6nsmei.
Iter: Rouen. G6icago; @retutiu-ao'
mite: 6rp, 9onoiHetot, 8eo SefoIe,
@ep. Sd. 9etterer Iebnte ob, morauf
Goridoder pom Gbieago 9audbIt
tpuroe.
Gie ndhite S5obresoerinnrnrlun9
firoet in indianapolis itatt.
Rnuen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-09-25
~SOciety
@aibington. TO- ept.

gs oerlautet beute aus gut unter'
ritteter GueQe. ooB Der 5tpeiteSiilis.
Observation-Disclosures Solnes z. DC.
Glearp niht ireiiuiaig reiignirte, ion.
bern Dom ErGiiOerten &ooiepelt pt,
gen 3u itarter politiiher 9Igitation
pieoerboIt ouigeioroert morOen mar.
5uriifjutreten. RcGlearp beiuar6
fih Inn Die 1omination gum 9or
erebreproientarten 0es 2 Ninneio.
toer Gntrifts. uuo griif in ieinei
Ge0en ieire @egner. pelbe 3ur Sc
folgihaft 9fooiepeIts. Sai'J unG oe3
8uu0esieuators ReIion aeborten
oui's ShGriite on Hod,oem er bel
oen 8ortpablen oen 'Sieg oaoongc.
tragen. ieste er. obne in0eiien iciu
amt nie0er5uIegen. ieine politiihe
a9itotion tort. uno Dies oeronInBte
Den Erdii6enten, ouf McGlearp's 10.
fortIgen 9iiidtritt 5u beiteben. a6er
crit. ais nit Der @ntIoiiunq ac0robt
ipuroe, iob iid Der Serr 5iiIisaene.
rolpoitmeiiter peranIobt. 3uriid5utre.
ten. 9lus 0entieI6en @runoe mubte
aud Der SiiliSbunoesumpalt Gaui
g1part, Ocr @e9ner 01c@learp's. iibes
bic Rlin9e iprin9en. 9eioe fins 10.
9enannte sStanopatter".
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-09-25
Der friibcrr @cncrnlanlualt Ronnet
idciut in Der SaSfca. .9IffGrc midlt
san5 iider 5n icin.
Saft's S eSetOur.
Die erits Snmpagncreiie scht hnnpt
iGhlih ourdj cine gInjal. -,
lidJe Stanteu.
@iro SOblreidJc 0ieOcn 6uItcn.
GnIlltnhns- 81 "a CENT

Columbus, g.. "a. Sept.
Der friibere @eneroIanuolt uou
Ohio, 6rart g. Wonnett. ertIortl
beute: y8enn i6 ocn @ouperneul
SasfeQ BON Sflabomo beihul0isi
Bdbe, 10 NOR es, neil Gbns. 9. Squir'
mir ieinen Nonen CAB. Sd fam
"a nber niht BON Der 9lnihuloigun:
entlaiten. on Dem $500.000-9e
fteduugsfonOs Der nStnnoar0 81.
Company" betbeiIigt g1peien 5u lem
nod fam ib i'm fiir ibuIoi9 erfla'
rem. gIqes, mnS ih ee9en i'm Dor
brinae. berubt aui Soreltln9en"
Monnett iii9te bin5u OnB er ME Il
9feoen, oie er in OfIobomn bieIt
&asfeQ ols unihuIoio erflarte. Gai
ein5ig Gi6tiqe in oieicm Safe iet
bic glngeleqenbeit Dor @roBgeid)po'
rene 5u bringen. unO oonn meroe iit
ia herousIteaen. mas 0arnn mabr lei
Sosfeu babe mebriah onrum eriudt
iih rehtierti9cr 81 Oiirien. n6er oIi
er emit Dor einen aommiii1r aeIa'
ben lpur0e. nm inter gio oerrommen
Su iper0en. lei er nidt eridienen
9luBer 6nsfen ieien nod 6ronI
9fodeieQer unO Serb. g Sauire IN
Die 9eitehun9sofidre oerpideIt &C.
tpeien. Squire, Der Sauptmo6er ei
Oeri61punoen
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Saffs ReSetOnr.
Cincinnati. 8. "a. Gent.

Cincinnati. g., "a. Sent
Seute frii6 s ltbr perlieB gihtpt
2oft Cincinnati um icine aui jluei
@oden bcrebnete GeOetour i'm @e'
iten 3u beginner. 9as BrogronnI
fir sic 5ipeite @ohe oieier Teiie lit.
fSreito9. 2. Oft: 9eortb Plottc
geeb., uno Gerber. Col.
Snn1itrg. 3. Oft: Rllr3er 9IuTent'
hoIt in GoOge Gitp, 9inSIen, Carmel
Great geno. Sterling. Suttiion.
Weipton. 6Iorence, Strong Gitp. Grn
poria. Oinge Gitp un0 Sopcfo. 0as
Sonntaa, A. Oft: 9nuins Gim
NO.
N'ontaa 5. Oft: 9eopcrportb Gt'
dliion. aos.. ct. Soiepb. 9urrinator.
MnpoiIle, Gbiqicotte, 9roofiieIo NM
mtocon. W}o.
Dienitaa, 6. Oft: @o6erIn. Meri'
co, 0iont9omerp. @nrrenton, CT
CHARLES unO ct. 2ouis. W1o.
Mitnuoh. z. Oft: G6icngo, Gales
burg uro g(benos tpieSer in GbicnQo.
am sic &eoe beim 9onfett Ser .Qliio.
ciotion Of Commerce" Su boIten.
9roof. 25n0.. "a. Scpt.
gluf iciner Geiie mad Chicago. NO
e. hellte gIbcno cine 9leoe oor scr
@ereiniglm9 bon giienbohnongeitea'
ten balten miro. mofte &ihter Goil
bier Hait umo muroe non ettul
10000 5ormern. oie ans oen gtoh.
borid]oft bierber gefonmen mnren
Inn 6en repubIifaniihen %rGIioert'
i6aitsfauoiootcn bon glngeiift 81
9tngeiid)t 5u ieben mo non ibm oic
Soge5irnoen beiprehen ju boren, aiti's
GntbuiioitiidlIte begriiBt. 2in ieincr
Geoe grifi Serr Soft ieines @egner2
Brpon politiide 8ergonaen6eii
uno oas fortlu1brenoe 9lenoern icl'
ner 9lnii6ten mo ieiner Yri5ipicq
on uno pieS aus 9eiipielen nodl.
ipie menig Die oemofrotiihe 8ortei.
tros oIIer ibrer gegebeneu @eripreh'
ingen in @irfIi6feit fir ooS Gol.
aetban bGtte. Serr Ioit erntete fit
feline Geoe eroBen 9eifaQ
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Ger RraTOcnt micbcr an Der grbeit
NoibinQton, o g.. "a Scnt

N0Dln9ton. y. ", "a Sept.
Ger Grdiioent &ooieuelt mar heutc
fritz bereits nm 10 ll6r in ieineni
guremu uuo bcihdftiate lid nit Der
Iurdllidlt Der eingelatiencn grieie
un0 Selegramme. "a ihn 0us an
onoerer SteQe 5. 81 6eridtete abcr
nah 0piter Ban geianOte 9rpon'ide
Telegranun nod nidt 3ugegan0en
mar, fonnte er ooiielbe heltte mod
nidlt beantmortcu. ,$c0eniaus mro
6ieies I'M 9duie oeS mor9igen 1age5
geiheben. Ter Qrditocnt bat bereit3
cine fprje lleberiidt ieiner Sem Son.
greB 5u unterbreiterocn SabreSbot.
ihoit teit9eiteat un0 miro 0ieielbe in
eili1gen g8ofen pouen0en.
@aihington, .. g.. "a Sept.
@egen 0tittag puroe Dem YrdIi.
oenten 0aS 9runn'ihe 3elegromm
iiberbroht ur0 miro er oie 9lnhuort
ouf ouiielfc nod am SpGtobeno Ser
@reiie 5ur 9erofientIidAlug iibcrge'
ben
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Nmrrifa bcIriSiet.
N1iarll. "a Ecpt.

NNI0dll1. "A sept.
Der in 9lbucicnleIt oes nmcrjt1ui.
idcn @cianNen Niorqau ais sc.
ihoitstrd9er iuu8lrenoe ! Cor.
rel 1arIer lpuroe 8citern 9(6cnO.
OILS er nit Sem aopitau @ranuiac
5ortesaue. pom Stabe 5es SuperUi.
iors ser 2au0qeusolrnerie Waior
SloCum, Dor elmer 8Gtauratiou iaB.
non mebreren Rllbnneru obue ieglidle
gcraplaiiung anaegriiieu un6 nib.
bnn6eIt. Die 2lngreiier eutfdmen.
meroeu aber porousiidtIih boI5 Elm.
aeianaeE nerSen.