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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-08-26
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The funeral of the late Jennie L.
wife of George L. Bean of East Belfast
took place Wednesday afternoon at
her late home. Mrs. Bean was born in
Belfast about 81 years ago and was the
daughter of George ana Mary (Cmtis)
Ames. She had been i'll for sometime.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-08-26

1t was announced Tuesday that the
American Locomotive Co, will expend
approximately 100000 in charging the
Brooks plant at Dunkirk and installing
new machinery. The company expects
to have the plant running at its full
by fall
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-08-26
I0DAY's JOURNAL CONTENTS
Page Ono.

Page One.
--TELEGRAPH-T Flock to
nansor Fair Wednesday-Town of White
AMaid Observes Hundredth Anniversary
|Fttempt on Life of American Represent
EvaVe at Cartagena. Colombia.
Page Two.
LOCAL AND TELEGRAPH-Sk owhe-
gan. Pittsfield and Gardiner Local News.
Page Three.
L0GAL-Waterville. Fairfield and Oak
j ahd Local News.
Page Four.
SPORTING AND FINANCIAL-Red
p peats Phillies-Other Scores-Boxing,
"aeing and Other Sports-The Markets.
Page Five.
III CLASSIFIED ADS-Male and Female
uueip Wanted-Real Estate for Sale
npv,ou.hd-Boats. Motors. etc, for Sale
BUSINESS Cards-Railroads.
Page Six.
4 sd.piT Hannibal Hamlin-The
8, 0'gnty of Observation-Disclosures Meet at
Gossip. 'i''''-A Lime h''ie'-'h''"e
Page Seven.
NnmMu"CAL AND COUNTY-State House
T,;h, and Gossip-Loyal Legion to Pay
Esnus.e 10 Memory of Hannibal Hanrlin--
New Somerset and Waldo County
Page Eight.
en-, Reunion of Stihe Family-Lo-
i rum Arilnusements-Briefs- Libby Fo-
/ Fan,,., Home of Bates Societies-Pierce
samily Reunion. '0''~'' W
Page Nine.
IN C,, ~. Win from Edwards
Ea,S,Ny League Burglar Steals Dentist
Ccssnn Local Unconstitutional News
esan Point Items
Page Ten.
TELEGRAPH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-08-26

The decline of Canada's shipping.
which has been in progress for 30
years, apparently has been arrested,
for last years shipping register shows
the first net gain since 1878.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-08-26

Earned runs Schueler. Meath. Two
base hit-Schueler. Stolen bases-Hop-
kins. Bragdon 8. Schueler. Reynolds
Owens. Struck cute. Viner, Meath
Collins 3 Lewis. d. Hayes. Hit by pitch
ed ball--Meath. Wild pitch-Pierce Pass
ed BALI. Beckwith ,. Base on balls
Reynolds, A. Viner Hopkins. Bragdon
SchueIer. Umpire. Winchenbach. Time
III. Attendance, 800.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-08-26

Prices, styles and quality of monu-
ments and tombstones will be discussed
at the annual convention of the Ma
tional Retail Monument Dealers Asso-
citation, which began a two-days ses-
sion Wednesday at Chicago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-08-26
THE WEATHER
SHOWERS IN MAINE.

Washington, Aug. 25.-Forecast for
New England: Partly cloudy Thurs
temperature except in eastern Maine;
Friday partly cloudy, moderate vari-
able winds except west over south por-
ton
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-08-26
Today's Concert Program.

March-'"The Peerless King" Loecsh
Overture" Freischuetz,' Won Weber
Waltzes-'' Special Reports, Czibulka
Selecton-"The Grand Mogul." Lueders
Song-'Good Bye" Tosti
Medley of French Canadian Airs"
arr. Theme
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-08-26

NJ B. Cutter, general manager of the
Minneapolis e st. Louis and the Iowa
Central Railroads, resigned Tuesday to
take effect on Sept 25. Mr.. Cutter has
no definite plans for the future.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-08-26
GREEN HORSE PACE-PURSE $3.50.

GREEN HORSE PACE-PURSE $3.50
The first heat in this race was pref
ty ficish with all three horses well
punched, Anne Hesperus leading. l..
A. Colbert was first in the second heat
to the three-quarter pole, but in the
last quarter dropped back to third
place and the daughter of Hesper again
again came first under the wire. The
last mile was slow one and resulted
in the winning of the race by the Bel
fast marc. Hayden finished a close sec
ond with l.. A. Colbert.
Anne Hesperus, b m, by Hesper
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-08-26
Boston Forecast.

Boston. Aug. 25.-Forecast for Bos
ton and vicinity: Partly clou y Thurs
day and Friday; slightly lower tenn
perature; moderate westerly winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-08-26
1904
lOC. CIGAR

az , !. & upwards Of 100000 weekly. At
eAts.er 9%W1yU annually Factory, Man
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-08-26

(Nevens) 1 I
l.. A. Colbert. b Ii UIaydem. > 3
Constantine. Jr., b h (BurriD. ...2 3 3
The tno NV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-08-26

Mamie Winstead, m. by Clay (Mc-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-20
BUSINESS AND REALTY

Tho Humphries Real Estate company
has sold ten lots in ldlewild on Twelfth
South and Seventeenth East for $500.
w w. Ciough of Butte was the pur-
chaser. and he intends holding them as
am Investment
Hebcr S Cutler and wife have sold
O. corner ON Main and seventh South
streets for Sl2.5O0. n. GenerauX was
the purchaser.
Demolition Of the ola Atwood build
ing ON the northeast .orucr Of Second
South and state - has begun.
preparatory % eND1 Z on FOR the new
Holmes building to .. erected on that
site. Mr. Holmes believes the contrac-
tor can begin ON the foundations by
May J.
Heber J. Grant & Company have
moved from the second story of their
Main street building to the ground
floor apartments recently occupied by
J. Burrows & Co.. where handsomely
equipped office quarters have been fitted
M.
Real estate men report considerable
activity in University Hin property.
AS an indication OF the way things
are going. the experience OF o.. +
Honnold OF the Western Pacific rail-
way is TO the point. Mr.. HOnnold re-
Gently purchased property tn Douglas
avenue and had Eardlcy q Ball erect
for him a. neat home. Then came the
word 20 go % Elko. The home had
10 be sold. Buyers I'm plenty We're
found. and Mr. Honnold concluded %
deal last week whereby he disposed OF
the home at a very handsome margin
over what il cost. Eardley & Ball
and J. l.. Wheeler have just purchased
property on the east bench. and work
viii commence Immediately on an at
troctiVe bungalow OF the latest de-
sign
Considerable interest is being mani
fest in q lone building far and away
mp on the north bench. above tho
Groves l.. y. s. hospital about five
blocks This turns out 10 be pretty
little modern cottage. and Is being built
for the engineer Of the Groves L. u. $.
hospital Mr. Chapman. 70 IS the farth-
est north oi any house There. being on
Thirteenth avenue and ID street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-20
CONCENTRATES.

Atty. j. NJ Lockhart. formerly Of
Park city, but now of Ely. New, Is in
The city.
Tho sinking OF the shaft on the
Phoebe King property is being done m
record time. The big triple c5mpart-
Went shaft Is now down no feet and I'm
the past 10 days has been put down
g. feeG
Word from the Grutli property IN
East Tiutc is that the shaft is nov
down so feet and indications are found
that are similar 20 those i'm the East
Tintic Development property. TIE
ground Us getting soft and the supcrin-
tendent feels certain that NE win sJou
reach the mineral zone.
ON account 90 the south drift in
Iron Blossom passing through the
SiouX-AiaX fault and better demon
stfatiug the trend OF tho Colorado ore
body. talk is rife that tho ore holy
breaks ont OF tho Iron Blossom pro
oerty into the Tintlc Central 10 Is con-
tended that the body makes toward the
east and not 90 the west Several de-
clare that the ore body should un into
the IlntlC Central In 500 or Loo feet.
The Idaho supreme court yesterday
held that the provision OF the Idaap
private corporation SHAH De secured uy
ouch means as shall DE prescribed by
laW, but On mo- case shall any stock
holder Dee Individually liable iu any
amount over and above the amount lf
stock owned by him" limits the GER
sofll liabilities % tho stocllnoldsr but
in mo- way limits The power OF the OJr-
p'la,ion Co levy assessments upon stock
fully paid up. The court declared thar
stock marked "uon-assessaol could
not Dee assessed except By due process
OF Jaw.
Creator developments than have be-
fore been seen at the Columbus Con-
sluIatei property are possible within
"a short Umc. DO is believed DrfUug
Co Jhe east through tho fault that some
time ago cut M the ore body on the 800
foot level below the tunnel ls being
continued on tho 400 l5rel and the
ground is becoming highly miucrallzcl.
TIE DRIFT has now gone 200 feet from
o.. shaft and 10 is probable that tho
rich ORC body VIII again be encountered
Besides this when the company fret
began work years ago 10 struck "a a--
sure Don the tunnel This was never
followed but of lto drifting has been
carried ul along this and Toe ore body
has br0odcuel out into 90 FUN face Of
milling nu.. With a'l thcse new dIs-
covori.- frightening the way the com-
pauy 1I1 haas the enormous orc body
Go tho west. 1850 feet away. lu the west
llr or tHe 900 llIf Lowell.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-20
MARKET MORE
ACTIVE, STRONGER

Now York. April 20.-Thc opening
GcsiIprs in et1rks TODAY worn oulte
..tt,.. .. ...t.. .t....... 49,. ..tf
anu mlN'u- iheie was some pf"ui
taking in stocks which we've strongest
yesterday Ontario q Western ice
acted m sb,r, f,,.ti,,
g,,
"'' '"ii'''HS OH Wi'Dh
tuNlhf OF Wisconsin central which
lifted DC points. started rally. This
was accolornfed whom uraGfnr and fbo
ran stocks began to rise stronrlv Thr
Hartman rroup and thc metal .torl,s
dld not benefit much bv this displav of
strength ana the entire list cased on
soon aftorwurl Tho principal ad
N8ucce were u Northern Pacific and
chalmers preferred l~. Canadian
Pacific I d and Reading Crcat North
ern preferred Baltimore a ohio. llu-
nous central, kansas city a. southern
ana United states Rubber common l.
Liices l'st ground ll thc second hour
ior' tne opp. SINS forca 20 rcalizins
sues uhlario O. western ROCK lslani
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-20
nnAY MnL 900 REAnY.

Cold Mining company property in Ne
yaja t0r the new min that is To- be
erected. For some time experiments
have been carried on with the ore cx-
tracted from this property for the pur-
pose of ascertaininE the best method
OF treatment As this has been de-
cided upon So IS only q matter of
short while before tho new mill viii
be grinding out bullion. George w.
Morgan. who returned from Nevada
this morning declared that tho mill
would he ready by June 90. although
some have asserted that they believe
that 10 can be ready by June I.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-20
TODAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York. April 2c-Money on can
easy, l'i"2 FER cent: ruling rate and
offered at . per cent; closing bid, is
per cent
Time loans soft and quite active: Tor
go days. -"-i3 yer cent; for 80 DAYS.
2i3T2l4 per cent, for six months. 34qS
per cent
Prime mercantile paper 3'sG4 per
cent.
Sterling exchange steady. with actual
business in bankers bills at 48R35a
4S6.4j for C9-d3y bills. and no fS1.-O for
demand
Commercial bills 1853, SS6it.
Bar silver 5lia cents.
McNiglu dollars. 40 cents
Government bonds steady. railroad
bonds irregular
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-20
NINETY FEET IN GOOD ORE.

The Boston ONCE of the Majestic
Mines company Is i'm receipt Of wire
from Manager A. u Modnt stating
that he has completed samrling the
ore iu the south and north drifts on the
500 foot level OF the Harrus tol-Hick-
ory property ana the assay shows So
ounces in silver and So per cent lead
He states that these were fair sam elcs
of the ore they aTe now working bon in
both drifts. Tho noith drift is in about
go feet and the south drift sd, MAXI -
about 900 feet on the strike and as yet
tho walls have not been encountered
This is the best showing OF silver that
has ever been found on the property
The assay taken some few weeks ago
showed only % ounces silver
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-20
KANSAS CITY.
WOOL.


ST.. Louis. April 3J--WoOl. firm. Terri
tory ANA western mediums. 2luH. fine
mediums. l6u22. fine. l2dl3.
BOSTON.
Boston. April 90-Thc wool situation Is
very strong and prices are tending
steadily upward. There d. more uctiv-
lty iu domestic secured woods than for
some time and foreign woods are also
active Representatives Of commission
houses are now in the west and the COM
petition is forcing prices Co levels far Zoo
advance of those paid last year Idaho
wool has boon contracted at 2-igc. as
against lj 60 &c.,. last year. Montana
li 90 &c. Fast year, Other woods arc corr
re-p0uIiUgly strong.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-20
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.

Sanitary Style Desks. Globe Wernicke
Filling Cabinets and Book Cases, Books
and Stationery
BREEDEN OFFICE SUPPLY co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-20
LIVESTOCK.


Chicago. April 2o.-Caitic-Rcceipts, es-
timatcd at 300: market steady. Bcoves,
a. l5u1.05; Texas steers, i50n655; western
steers 4. f0ftJ.10, stockcrs and feeders.
2.j0N5.50; COWS and hoifcrs. 2.OJu $3.50
Hogs-Rcceipts. estimated at 1000:
market &c. higher. Lights. 6.S0u7.25. mix
ed. 6.90H7.&, heavy, 6.g5 7.l0, rough.
C.Q50t1lO. good 10 choice heavy. T1OM
q. 70. pigs. 5.I0u6.55. bunk Of sales. 110U
1.9l
Sheep-Rcceipts. estimated. at 1900.
market weak. Native. 8.65a6l5. western
3.f116. =, yearlings. dl51 {. .; lambs. ma
tive, 5.de1oloi western $500 s.l5.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas CITY. April 1-Csttle--Re-
elpts. HOO. market slow, steady. Native
steers, 4.bu6.lH. native COWS and heif-
ers 3ou 600; stockcrs and feeders. 4.0n1
G.55: bulls. 3.40U S.lJ; calves. 3.50d6 90;
western steers. 53u6.t5; western cows.
Hoes-Rcceipts. 1901; market strong
To- o.. higher Bulk Of sales. 6.s005 10;
heavy. T.oUu1.25. packers and butchers
.ecai.4o; lights, 6.604 no. pigs, 5.J0G
$50.
Hogs-Receipts 1900; market strong to
So. higher Bulk Of sales. 6.s0H1.1a;
heavy, 7u1C5.3. packers and butchers,
5.ma7.2o, lights, 6op07lo, pigs. 5.J0H
shoep-Receipts 1000, market steady.
Nuttons 5.0on6.-0; lambs, 625ns.04;
vethers and ycarlings. 4.Gca5-4j; ewes,
3.-QN6.lU
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-20

Treasury Stock to Doc SOLD for the
development of property Address
Bingham DE- Orleans Min. Co.. Ga Com.
DIX /. l. on.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-20

J. Il, WHITNEY. Stock Broker.
.3l Atlas EclL 1870. Res. 3OO4-Z.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-26

9ie neiiten Brieden, oie lid
aus Soutb 0n1aba eefliidtet baben,
iin0, pie es beiBt, nod Sort @orfb
gefommen, Inn 9eibdftisung III
ben Shladtbauiern bort gu iu6er.
Der Neger Sobnnie Green 1T
am Oonnerltag in 8aitrop bingerih-
tet tporoen @r NOR iduloig befun-
ben, einen often neiBen Mann, ser
ebenfalls Green bieB unb III einenl
pGarnp" am Colorado lebte, ernlcr=
bet 5u baben uno ipar oesbalb gum
Sooe perurteilt noroen. gnfangs
ipielte Green oen 8abnlinnigen,
ipoter geltano er iein gerbrehen elm.
gtod am Morgen Dor leiner Sin-
ridtung legte er Dem Sberiff eill
boaes @eltanonis ab unb iagte, oab
er ben often Mann bi1terriids nit
elmer Mrt erihlagen babe. Green
NOR Elm junger Menih bon lngef1br
neltn5ebn ODER 5pal15ia ssabren. gr
beipabrte big gum lesten Mngenblid
DoHtge GdlfDluf1gte1f
4us gecu-9raultfels miro ser
Soo BON Srau Otto HIumeper genel
set.
SIN gllter BON 66 Sabren itarb
in Seguin 6rau q. gseumonn.
Die alleemeine 8eipiaignngs-
Bill Der 2egislattr miro, ipie mon
aus @uitin melbet, lpobriheinlid)
$8,310,500 fir bic beiben fommen-
ben Sabre betpinigen. Die lette
2egislatlr beipilIigte $7554,915.I5
- 8rdii6ent gliot BON Der 6or.
oorO ltnineriitat mar ON 9onnerItaq
in Muitin uno bielt MnIprahen an
Die Stuoenten Der llrineriitdt, az
Die Hrofeiioren, oil Die Weitglie6et
Der u8uiineB Menis 9eoeue" ulo an
Die Witglieoer Der 2egislotltr. SIN
9lbeno fano i'm @auie bes Or. Me-
5es, oes paiioenten Der s(uitinel
ltniperiitat, gu ieinen gbren elm 81.
ner itatt.
~ 9luf Der 8arm BON Sobn &reig
ungefabr ieds Wfeilen bon Saplol
entfernt, itedten ainoer beim Spie'
len 8aunmoabanen IN 8rono. gbl
oas 3euer geloidt iperoen fonnte
perbrannten oret 8ollen uno ipuroei
| 5ebn arg beihaoigtd Die 9aumpoa,
| geborte Dem geiiber Der 8orm mi
NOR nidt periidert.
| Sn San 8enito, unlrei
| Brownsville, ioa, pie es beiBt, elm
| groBe 3uferfobrif gebaut peroen
Gs bat iid cine @eIellihaft gebiloet
| Die iiber elm aopital bon $500,o0t
| perfiigen ioa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-26
.tniRn1aBio frieolid, NOR

DQlIntB1ldBt9 TrleollU mar. Yer
neue ierbil1e Wainilter oes 9(usrar-
tigen erflort, oaB Serbien niht oe1
9lngreifer ipielen meroe nnb bos
er niht eloltben fonne, Oeiterrcid)
tperoe Serbien angegreifell.
9us Wien meloet n1on: 8iir-
germeilter 2ueger bat einen groben
9riumpb erlebt, es lit ibn eell,n-
gen, leine iamnltli1en 8aupldne
ollrd3uieeen 0as lit fir ben l1tuer-
franfen Mmm cine grobe @enng-
tuung uno fir @ien Die gerbeiBung
enter elan5enoen @nttpidlung. 9as
@idtigite iIt, ooB Der aablenberg
angefouft lporoen iit, NIT Maent, mas
Drum uno oran bangt. Die Mftteli-
@eIeai6aft, Die onf oem gerge cln
Sotel uno ouBeroem eine 3aDE.
raobobn binouf betrieb, bat obge-
nirtidoftet, ipie Der 8iirgerineiiter
ldnglt porausiab, nnb ibr 8eiittum
NOR bidig gu boben. Sin 8aargeI0
feblt es ia Der Stoot nidt felt Tie Die
9lnleibe bon $50 MiQionen aufgc-
nonlmen bat. 9luf Dem &ablenbera
ion iebt Elm 8inenpiertel ausgelelt
meroen, nno Inn Die e1tlegene @e-
geno fir Wiener ipobnlih gu mo-
den, miro eine eleftriide' gabn bort
binauf gebollt meroen, oeren @agen
IN 9lbitanoen BON flint Weinuten ialt-
fen iperoen. Ofebrere olte 8auten,
Ole nit Dem Hufe @ien's, als Der
Staot idoner @ebduoe, 10 gor niht
in ginflong 81 brineen iporen, tuer-
ben BON Der 8ilofla6e peri9tpinoen.
Inter oieien iino beionbers Die &a=
fernen an Der 9llier StraBe, am
Hennmeg uno am @eun1arft 5u nen-
men, Die ourd 9radtbauten erlett
neroen ioQen. 9luh oas &riegsni=
niiteriltn1 miro mobernen BalGItel
ipeihen nliiilen.
&iir5lib lit Die erite giIen-
babnierlolng oaniiher Slide IN eli
mem goliinmagen Iebeno nno in por-
8iieli6er @erfaiiung in Berlin ein-
getroffen. Gelingen aub neiterc
oerartige @eriuhe, 10 miro Elm tag
liher transport bon odnilhen ST.
i6en i'm @etpibt BON 1000 Biunn
bierber eingeridtet lperoen. 9eion-
oers bat man es anf oaniihe Sum-
merr, Slunoern uno Dorfde abge-
Ieben.
- Graiioent Mepes bon Columbia
bot Dem &ongreB Der Hepnblif eine
Spe5ial=8otlbaft 5ugeianot ii6er
ben gertrag nit oen Ser. Staaten
uno Eanamo. @r ipribt III bieler
gotidaft feline lleber5eugiu1g oahill
aus, oaB Ser Streit iber oie 2osrei.
Bung Bananas ourh oieien Ser
trog in einer fir Columbia ebren<
bollea Weiie beiaelegt peroe.
Nus ct. asetersbura miro eee
nleloet, oas ruiiiihe ausnartiae Mmt
lei eifrig beniibt, einen 9onflift
iiber Die manoiduriihe Staot &ar-
bin 5u permeioen Die 9fegierltng
iei niht obgeneigt, einen aonlpro-
nib eitl5ugeben Der gng1ono nmo
ben Ser. Sfaaten befrieoigelt ipiiroe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-26

5tpeien uno oreielt in lebensgef11r,
li6en Sabrten gerettet fpurben
fampfte Ser Jeueri6lepper n@rat-
tan" orei Stunoen lang beroii6 &C.
gen Die gisInaiien in Der 9afeneir-
fabrt bon Buffalo ON, Inn in Der
See gu gelongen uno Silfe 5u leiItell
Srob oer bortnadiglten 8erllthe
fonnte ieoo1 Der Sblepper oen iie-
ben SUB oiden @ispau 1i6t onrd)-
breben. 9as 2eben ser 2eute aui
Dem gisfeloe ihien 4nfongs BON Dem
8orgeben Der y@rotton" ob5uban
gen. 90 erblifte elmer ser @qdier
Der gbomalon-Dampfer bie Scot Ser
Slider. gr tronmelte noh mebrere
@arter 5n1alnllen uno flint bon
ibnen benalrlten cine Sone. Die
Hettung Ser Is oouerte iiber 5tpei
Stltnoen. Die 9fetter nlubten bdu-
fig oas 8oot iiber gisfelber trogell
uno fonnten il1folge Ser iiberau 1i6
or1rgenoen S6ouen pielfah iliht
ruoern, ionbern rnuBten ibre ean3e
Iufnerflon1feit oaranf fon5entrie-
rem, bob ibr 8oot niht 5eritrot
tptr0e.
Mobert g. 8leoloe bon Daaas,
Seras, mel6er l1rter gooesbrobun-
gen BON bem millionenreihen Drn.
oobs=Sabrifanten 8. so. ssone5
$1,000 perlangte, lit bereits nod Dem
Staats- -3ndtbauie bon Miiiouri
iiberfiibrt, Inn ieil1en Straftermirl
bon 80 Sabren ab5ubiiBen. Ger
Mann erflarte, oaB er frob lei, ieine
Strafe obne @ufidub arttreten gu
fonnen. Sci gltteln 9etragen miro
8leoioe III 90 ssabren pieoer Elm
freier Wfann iein.
gilbert 6. 8oiDerp. Der 24jab-
rige Sobn bes nillionenreiden
8ice-Braiibenten Der 9lmerican SHIT
& Bolt Co., ipuroe I'M &rinlinalee-
ridt gu Bittsburg, Ba., BON 9fib1er
Sbafer 81 iieben esabren 3uhtbaris
Derurteilt. Gr NOR on Z. Sebrnar
in oas Suus bes 9fep. 6. $. Gllir-
lop in Sen slpon eingebrohen nno
bottle $50 goorgelo, ei1e Dian1ant=
mabel uno mebrere Diamantringe ge=
itoblen.
gu Der Dreiburoertiabr-S -Seier
Der gntoefung oes Safe Gbompfain
follen @roB8ritannien uno 6ranf=
reid eineela0en neroen. Ser Ge=
nat bat einen oiesbe5iiglihen 9e-
ihluB nngenomnlen.
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g. q. G ". 3. gabn.
g.. S. & g. q. (Saunt.2il1ie

y, " g =. q IsguHplzsSHHeJ.
Nnfltnft-
$50. 9-8on1 Often. 7:35 npr,n
No. 7-gom Often. 900 nadhm
Ro. 10-gl Haio II 8eiten. .7:3o nac]m
Ibfabrt-
go. 1o-gl 9aio H. @eIten .7:3o nad.u
9o. 10-gaa6 benz Often. 1890 naebtl
No. 8-ysa6 Dem Often. 11:4O BORN
@ietoria 9iuiiiun, g. S. & g. u.
Mnfunft-
Ssoo. so2-gllero, @ictoria, 7::3o nadm
Nbfabrt-
SO. 3o1-@uero. @ietoria. $50 BORN
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9as @ebeimnik Der 2analebiafeit.

Gin fran5oiiiber @elebrter Bot eitt
gebeimniB Der 2anglebigfeit entoeft.
Seine Wetbooe betrifft oas 8lut.
aber lange borber baben Miaioneli
BON glnerifanern betpieien, haB
electric 8itters bas 2eben berldngert
lno es lebensnert mo6t. gs reil.igt,
bereihert 1no belebt oas 8lut, bau.
perbrau6te Nerpen-3elen auf, gibt
Dem ean5en Spitem 2eben llnb Con.
gs lit cine @ottesgabe fir i6ipahe,
franfe uno binfaaige 8erionen. nMs-
renleioen mahten mein 2eben iiir
Wonate inertrdgli6" ihreibt 8.
%. Sberrnan bon Guibing, :vse.,
uaber electric 8itters furierte mid
uollitanoig" geur so Gts. 3u babe1
bei alien Druaaiiten.
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ct. salnes Gafe.

3ein @unoer, oaB ale BeIt I'M
ct. Sames Gofe lundt unb ipellt.
oenn Die Mobl8eiten iinO fir tpeni-
ees @elo ipirflid bor5iiglid. Der
Gigentiirner, s. 90 ogenbie, if
tdgli0 uno itiinolih ollf ieinem
Glabe, iiberipaht Die 9iide uno bic
GpeiIerdume iel6it uno a6tet borouf
ooB oie @aite prompt beoiellt ner-
ben. Gr mill, ooB Seber in poller
8eiie 5ltfriebengeItellt oa8 2otal
perlaBt unb er errei6t ieineu 3iped
in ieoem Safe
Inter Dem ct. SSornes SoteI, Soultou
StraBe.
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Sm foIt poGenoeten oreiuno-
ied5iglten 2ebensiabre tit in 8res-
Ian Grafin Siabello &ipilefi on Der
Sifillen8a geitorben. 9te @rafil
bat infclge oes iattian befannten
Ginoerunteribiebungs Bro5eiies
Sabre lang bon iid reoen gelnaht.
Der iunee 8raf Soiepb, Der am 81.
sSanuar 1897 geboren muroe unb
BON syran Gecilie Meper ols ibr eli
eener Sobn beaniprudt miro, ror
5ugeger, als Die @rdfin ben letten
Mtei1l5ug tot.