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OLD MAN WAS TO URE0
NE Y TO DEATH

spar I'd, is, t,g So Details Of
cruelty to- an old man silsp eetsds as
1 d thief, were broug t,t out in trial
here Il yesterday, 4Aecpsed OF robbing
Andrew johnson. farrae Of Is his his
purse containing Frank Wien Wa " =
tortured almost to death at Cataract
Wis, on July 81 was hanged TO
II he raj ters of barn by a. foWd of
HJehnson's friends,
Eight men we're arrest ed y I've Of
whom arc phys ieta s. a nd seven are
now being tried for the eri n me- They,
are Andrew Johnson. Edward May.
Held Frank Yonn q. Dr. He iron, Ans:
missing pocket book was found The
Frank Masterson.
III Thur Davis was discharged
YESTERDAY a ma went on the stand for
the the n i, ssorysof the
torture According to III m, the men
caught Allen near Id ~ barn.
and after bea ting him until his face
was ullresognizahl took him in 70 the
barn and hanged him by tbs neck to
soIie of the RATS is,
sDr Hebron held his pulse and hen
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Zee, With tiie ali ersna i've IT Quilting


9afee, With tlie ternat I've Of quitting
case.
fsl ~ Isl. liam flied yester-
stlass he wa vi Id N one Of the
8las;S' rs on the ey q * " Of e The opening
sSotss the first trial that L. Deimas
iSNSotild drop ca Sc uni less he " as
Pal ga larHe fee and accord Ing u, she
tsaid, 5 b0, was promised him 4 b, "
!st cad the 4 y e ~ fore agreed,
upon.
/ ThasV Ii sta tement is most UNI
lie am Hi us t ,s M II. Delmas8
sdeclaTed and in sup port of his position
\ he uutetl a. etter from Clifford Hart
ridge EWllo, he said, ma TEL al the arr
rang eInents WI TIL le u ThtWss or his
semp1o yTnent In the case. lasa letter.
dated odays TO loWs s;ts
Denr M Deln1as 4. There is absof
$lute1y not leS 81 ghtest folndat ion for
[ Mrs. Thaw' 81 sta tement II is untrue 81,
Shs III mad q t HE arrange IN eiitss concern
i X hat you w ere to- 81 i ID WI It'll
yoii al a her as ia i. back as October
s$lss 81 ~ hen Isl; wa s agreed llat ous
Rshou ID + have S 10 70 ~ Harry R. W.
was To PAL S 2 5, 00 81 and she rs 81 tos
pay you the bal lance. still have
her letter III regard to The SUI lee W
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! ADVISER TO SIAM. B

New York. Aug Jens Sverson
sWestenga I'd of Ghica go has been GREAT
ed adviser to the s. am 5governnlfn t, ac-5
corelfng to 81 cableg I'M from Bangkok.
Mr., Westengard; Who sis now IN Bang
kok; where he has been seryil for two.
years as assistant general az yiser,
start for America Within a week to-
AXE d short visit to his old home
8cago public sellool NJ ii. Westeng gard, \
5wllo is as years old, took degree at
the ii award la " school ~ 1893 . Iiei
conducted hanklng nd real sses st ~
business in Chicago until he wa 8 q ~
pointed to the positi ion in Sian.
His work there has been so salts It's.
factory to the king and the goyeTnmen n
that his quick pr ONO ton ha s Toll oWed, s
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tiers pertaining to- this inqui Try. x
IIe,iry ii Ioavl nsel fo1. N rs. SUIT
ton, objected on the ground that Mrs.
Sutton was present, and that the
letters in question were Irrelevant TO
the, quliss and Of All personal and I'M
COM tent cyl dence. ass55S
~ is Uncomfortable that the judge
advocate should ATTEMPT to force; NJ rs.
Sutton into such d position before this
board OF ina niry, Z; \ said hlr. Davis.
hese letters are not offered assist
this court In finding out how Lieut..
Sutton met his death. But these LETT
8ters. con ai1in perhaps, the extrava-
CANT statements Of a mother with a
stricken heart opsr the deat I'll of hetl
SOD should be read before al curious
world. is indeed unique and Cruz l. ' ''8s Fl.
M al. Leo nard N deck red M /. Davis
had ,1isuriders GOD Y he jud &c sa xocates
posi- ton. Il and asked that Y The lawyers
remarks imp yiilg bad TAI TIL on his part
he 4 tric ken from h e core. s4
would have ~ ~ DAY Isl reinenl1;
Der,
the renntat len tof Wig 5oIlid On, anu
there are mi, ny such rel quotations at
81 al cS here .s,9 55S
sfhe jus.ge ld socate said the court
had he sligh to in alii re n u pom Nyfla t
grounds Mrs ssssitton that! made the
statement In the et tets
53 NJ r. BirncS. counsel for Lieut.. Adj
ans. protested that M RS. Sutton had
consistently III tried to avoid her true
position. and urged that tile let ters he
read. "A t this point Conn Ind or n ood, I
esident of the boartl, ord red court
CLOSED and Wen into confe nee with
his tes and he jj,G sc advocate.
Later Command en-, "A God rlnotineed
that the letters Woul I'D be read trl closedS
court tomorrow to the In terested par
ties and 4 heir COUNSEL sf5s
B F7ol loving tho compile ion on Lieut.
5Istle8ss cross exam iIlat ion 81 at the
morning session Surgeon T Cook
was Il witness. He testified that he
performed the atlto psyy on Sutton'si4
bod and declared from the ma ure$ of
the bullet wound lit would haze been
difficult for him to shoot himself. hold K
ing the revol yer III tll e ord mary IN an-jj
lief, 81 HI eed. oWevsr, that 1t was
his belief S utton committed suicide. II
i55$.Y gu testified IN hat you woke rs u p
Col. RosSeli tha nj llt and told & i'm
sutton had committed suicide, didn,t
YOU II. ~ sked NJ r. Davis on 4 cross-ex
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a l1e
q g i on al
"a i, svaera1

Of the California Fig Syrup CO. and the
scientific attainmen ts Of its chemists have
rendered possible the production Of Syrup
of Figs and Elixir Of SIENNA. in ell of its
excellence, BY obtaining the pure medic
inal principles Of plants known to act most
sbeneficiaily and combining rnera nA..s
skillfully in the right ortions, with
its wholesome and refreshing Syrup Of
California Figs. N
As there is only one genuine Syrup Of
Figs and Elixir Of SIENNA and as the gems
itine is manufactured by an original
method known to the California Fig Syrup
Co: only, it is always necessary to buy the
genuine to get its beneficial effects.
A knowledge Of the above facts enables
one to decline limitations or to return them
lif,upon viewing the package, the full name \
$of the California Fig Syrup CO. is not found
printed on the front thereof
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animation of Lieut. U Hey s8s
sSSS.ssThat Us II hi, n said the witness.
Nv That you meant was that pl had
seen Sutton shoot "a himself, either in-A
tentionally or ,1ntn tent onal ", wa sli't
- ",
n 9; + !; not necessaril one Or the
other hat was my III derst landing of!
Suicide replied = lieut. q t1eS.
Y sie;i ~ tley could not recall that
there were three men on top of Sutton
at the time he was shot. Besides hin,-
self, there was one other man, whom
he lid not recognize at tie inc, the
witness said rs III S
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MID SHIP MAN VIII TING''s
NOTABLE PERFo RMA &c

~
shingt ton, " navy tiea5
rtnan " has received Ia IL port or d
snota bls perform ii III fidshi pinan
Kenneth ~ iting Hi 60 mar III of the
#subIlarin Inc Porpoise now in IN arlila.
For the purpose of demons the
spossib III tyrs Of an escape from al s,ib ~
merged sn bnnal.ifle tlreu HI 81 torpedo
It'll be- dshi pnan w iii tiI.g. W,i 3 Is iii
sexpert sWin INNER. had III is essei lower
SO to he bottom DC the bss.s ,r.ll.
sCavite.
3 ia 3 under the wa ters prob hiy go; 5or
" VA fee hill ing scrawlel n into the tor
spedoa tub be Tl1e end OF the tube ii, the
bow was closed behind ~ I'm. s n He tube
$in Sa sllblna rir,e tsS losed or opened on
the on side by a port. ~ hich is moved
by noWeff,ll ma ehirery.
88st W he ~ ttndei ne ter there la as
treat pressure agar n the tort cover
and l1t II ta Sesg lot OF po,Nsr to make it
swim out and "a IVA 70 4. her i does
swing, there u s gTeat iil-rilsl II OF
IVA y, tel, ling the as torpedo
flies out. 9ssS sS
sSgs hitting. swit shin TIL tube, rot s haltl
ont the 1:oi 4 he o it1cers Inside the
tSyessel turned on the power ana the
port " "a SWIM fling Mt
Will y clearing himself Of tile tor
ipedo nbe and then let go, wing i !, "
ward TO the surface ofS the wat ten B He
was was urlirl jnreds by his snce.
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WIDOW ES H 81
PPLl CAT ION FOR HU SHAM ID

IS New nrls, All An Ind ianapolis
widow mas written d \ ter to Commits
lsioner sof a 1iin,i graf Ion w illiams re-
squesting that She b placed ON q le "a +
Ellis Stand for ii desi lie husband.
The W dow, hose name wi n be given
stoE any una I'd ched ma lei person, no IFS
InS earnest, rites that She has been In
formed that the benev client government
is furnishing brides for ilnmi grants,
and asked the coinmis sionel I. to- please
place fier name on the list Of eligibles
should i any inlniig rant All be SET kin 81 ~
mate Of ma ture years. u sl6 3sSs
H She describ hes herself as an unencum-;
3bered widow, al Jed 81. i've feet, SIX IS ch;
iesS tai ], Chin 160 pound oods Az!
9pearance and al dress. accom- lished,j
idomesticated, thorou ny healthy and
iof amiable a ispos ton.
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BARRE CADED DOORS
I O sHU L OU Il DEAT HI


n I1atIirobe, p Az "A Il. 7ol lowing the
death last Mond of her q geds husband,
John Gard ner, Evil wa eterar,i Mrs
Gardner has lost her rea son, efusints ~
admit any one to her home near I'll on-s
Ter, and having terfered tn the fu-
neral and burial
She was lone tflsiler sband Wheli,
he died and is possessed wit an ideas
4 she could protect .hersel from the en-
trance Of death if she halricaded the
house She fastened the WindoW rev
the shades, Dol ted and locked the doors
and piled furniture galnst5 them and
Ss!len II lighted lamps She bragg red the
body OF her sband from Il bed to the
+ floor. Wednes day she ii ppeared on the
streets, and " ller asked reg riding. her
husband 8 heal Ia, she lsii Id he vas dead
or sleeping and that she could not
arouse him. 5sssS!
w fel, mel 9Th boris went to the house
3t they SAW the body on the floor and sent
Il fol. an ,indertak er. IA was rel used
entrance but returned later with Al
constable. The door lad to be forced
L The woman refused to have any prep
3;arat ions made for the funeral. he'll
4neigfbors came to conf fort her she
drove them rom the house. he body
was AIKEN from the place ard the fll -s
neral was held a t the M tho tst n piss
copal church at Etrla,s s Tie VIII Id
not attend but locked herself In the
house and would limit no one The
case is being invest igated by the a1lzs
Etiiorities. ;iss 5s &ssy
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his pl,gsi cal eonrli ton required al ten
stion,a Tered that he be let down for
81 BRIEF est. He was lla nged In his
manner three times, the last time be-
ing To- ken I'd own I'm conscious
q 4A fter being with a fficnIty brought
back q 3 life. he was tai IN I'd the river.
to- be tucked. 81 ear Il he river Stfl ss.s
drew Baurne 10, i Ernest Mengel and!
mob mol hen turned len over tn al
JUS ice of The peace, who ordered hin
gu Of own. u,
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lsINcoI.N PEN q, oa 4, j,

LINCOLN PENNIES Non POPULAR
.fI Philadelphia, Aug o. Il he 81 ordef&ofs
tile treasury depa rt1neflt d t Wa shihgton
8to@d discontinue uni til furt her notice the
coinage On HE new one-cent pieces was
received today by the su perintendents
or the Philadelp hia mint: The coinage
5of the new pennies wa s begun liz June
and up to the time the order was re-
3ceived today ~ .s95, coo of tho coins had
been minted. a bout Ia, 100000 OF the
coins have already been distributed
5thioughout the country and the res
3ilainder will be shipped as rapidly as
the demand develops.
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THE n CRIME j 1, or 4 I 3 + !;

5Tdleness means trouble for any one.i
Its the same TIL lazy liver. I $catls
es sconsti pation, headache, jauntiice.
sa1loW complexion. piniples and blotcfl-9
III New III fa Fl Ii Is ! IS toi, s. Danish
liver troubles and build up your healt!,,
225c5 al II. NJ 4 v Drug department
S112-114 Mai n street, Sal Lake City.
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{ SCARED WITH Al HOT u 1RoN "

~ 3g SIJlAItElDJNNIIIT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tg,
or scalded by erturned ii kett tie u q
with knife bruised b slammed do!,rs
gun 4 q other va ~
SArnica Salve to subdue ton
d nd kill the pain. Is; earth IS prenle8
healer, irlfallible i for Boils, lcers, F'e.-8
yer Sores, Eczema and sI' lies, 25cS ait a.
{C.ssNT. II Drug dep IT rnent, N 11e2-1t ~ Main
street. Salt La Ike
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The meat to ca TT hat can ( be bea
Thu tina kes you snli le when er YOU sat
sIs8 that by the. N teri fountain Packing
Co. packed, 85ss Es
The meat that by Uncle Sam Is backed.
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Flloating at saita ir--t he real ful,
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Ehi1isI rs I IS BAND TO STAY.
ID 4 saltair. nnti q IS til. Two free
concerts daily, and 5 & p. m. Great!s;
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Zion Laces IN French, Ger
4, J ], = Nals

any special prices viii crowd the depa rtInent
with customers. For the stock is exquisit. Every
new idea is reflected in the patterns. The big
New York stores show no more aluTing line
of neekWare. For this sale the prices are ex7
ceeding under priced.
Entire line of $50 yard rrchir'sg in all colorss
4 spseial---a55 per yard.
Tourist Box Ruching, six yards in Box. in
white, sky, black, Lavender, rose.-aoc and 35c
per box @
Dutch collars trimmed IN dainty lace and IN
sertion, values to $1oo-special soc.
s Dutch collars many pretty designs, values
B to o5es Special 35e
Dutch neck el,enaiset ties made OF sheer lawn
Il and trimmed il dainty ton and lace, to sell
for $50, o5cS and SI.oo up
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,ion Laces-,M atchless.

aIllES
English and Normandy -
Val l-aces to a inches in Lax>
width. Worth up TO ~ %
cents a yard Special J. ~ a. 4. /. ]. . .5. -
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Strong alues II
Lad ear

Dutch collars, lace trimmed, liz many pretty
patterns values Special Sc.
5s Wash stock collars values 70 aoc Special
Scents each
Eurby stiff collars in different patterns Special
---715c,2 for5#a5
scot ties rs all the leading shades. Special
3---I cents, r for 25c.
Fancy tabs, values to 6sc. Special
Fancy tabs, values 70 soc, Spccia Il s..
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lI1ILl Light
on SUI TON |. CASE
Surgeon Cook Thinks 1T Would
81 Have Been Difficult for Sutton
TOH Have Sflot Himself.
i'BU BEL ives HIM a SUICIDE

l8 n 4
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HidarS Yartbplot Dcrlsst.

st. 2puiS. DO, IS. Nopcnlber,
- Ter GunWreb.g bgcorbnete Hid)oro
@ortbolot III in ieiuer Wobntng pom
cinem b6ien llnfoIl bctroffen morocn,
Su ieiuem Nrbcits5immer iiBcno nno
leIeno. reihte er riidiu0riS nod e.
mem 9,tfe, oils Der GrebinbI 5uion!.
menbraf. Sm Solen Iflug CT nit
Dem Sinterfopf gegen Die Id)orfc
9ontc elmer nit Giicn beihIn9euel!
&iite u10 jmar 10 bcftil, ooB cS cine
tiefe Nunoe peruriodte, CT. j. ".
Nbcfcn. Der ioiort qerufcn luilroe, e.
fIarte Die 8lutoe fir niht gcroOe gc-
f1hrlih. obcr iebr ituer5boft, mn
mcinte, Der Eatient miiBte mebrcrc
Gage boS 3irnmer bitten. @liitf
liferneiie NOR Die Muft oeS Sales
ooourh gcmil0ert, ooB Serr Bart.
holbt nit mlsgeitrcdtem arm Der
6orper ltiisen fonnte, che Der Sop
mliidllia. Scit Der 9erto0un9 oc=
GonNrciicS I'M NlIGuIt bat Scrr Bort
boIot iiber 1900 Weilen oili Rciicr
5itriidgcle1t, obuc Dob ibm Elm SGr.
d,clt g%efriimmt luuroc, unO nicicr
llnfoll crci9netc lid am eriten Go1c
nod iei1cr Hiiffebr bon Gem.Gr
leans. oGS lit ole nlte @eitidte.
Iogtc er, nuhOcm or iih Don Dem CT
'ltef Sd,redcm crt)olt bette, man
fonm Die 9nn5e 8clt bereiicn uuo
gliid(id bcimtcbrcu mo Damn I'M
Sonle iiber eiuen S~trobbolm ltolperu
ur0 0oS 0erid bred1ett."
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Neheimnih anfneflGrt.

&htIo0eIpbiu, 80, 13. 9top.
= las 0ebcimniB. lueI6eS oen Zoo
beS @eorg Sans untgob, peIfer om
8. Sftober I'M bieIigeu Continental
Sotcl" ScIbitmorO ourd @ridieBen
beGing, nadoem er nit Der bieIigen
SeidenbeItotter sSirmo s. 2eluiS @ooo
& SObu Die Bereinbornna getroiien,
BOB iie I'M Sale icines CODES ietle
2eid)e Ser Seiierbeitottung iibergeben
lolle, ord) sos fir Die Soften binters
loiien botte, lit iebt ouieeflGrt. Sc.
tern crbielt Die 6irmo 5tuei 9rieie
oltS GreS6en. Ter cine 9rief lit polt
Nina @ropIer unterSeifret unO ent.
bolt Die Wittbeilung, BOB Ole Somilie
Die Nad)ridt oeS Go6e3 BON 8eorg
@onS 0urdl Neu.0orfer 3eitln9en
erboIten babe un6 oaB Sans iDr
6otte llnh onb iein rifIti0er Same
Mor @roplcr iei. Sic 6ittet I'm,
lt~eberienoung zines 5ootenidpinS,
oomit ole 0rolbcn iiblihen Sorlnoli.
t1tcn crlcbiat lucroen fonnen. Ter
anOcre 9rief lit BON Gorl 8ieniid me
terjeidnet; Der Sdreiber io9t oorin.
BOB Sons inn geihrieben, oob or i'm
9e9riftc itebe. il f3lt tootetl, unO oob
or Sorfebritn9en %9ctrnfien babe, oob
feline 9eide perbrannt merbc. Serr
@ieniit bittet um nobere Nohrid)t
uno fitiipit onron Ole Sofinun9, Dob
@ons nod lebe. Sic Nihe beS Sans
ODER @ropler rubt gegenlpdrtig in
elmer llrne in Der Office Der 2eiden-
beitotter, iuelfe lid bis iest pcrgeb'
lid 6emiibt botten, Die augeborioeu
oeS G%crItorbcnen 81 ermitteIn.
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GrgGn3nnaSsSbeprie

Nelp Sapen, 70. 9top. 9ei
etnem bier geboltenen 0ortro4 ii6er
Dos Sbemn: n0er GItern icin ioQten
unn lper nid)t," iprod iid beilte Or.
Y. y. Davenport. Tireftor Der Sta.
tion iiir entiuidelungs . Grperinen.
te oes Scng Sslono College . Solpi.
tolls, bofiir aus. bob aberdeen. Die
an NhnorntoIitGten leioer, mir Col.
DIE belratben, Die lic in bieIcr 9cSic-
bilng crgGn5en.
Gr iiibrte aus, ooB mellitlife 81.
genidoftcn lid) bireft pererbcn u,o
ilid)t, mic Dielfad) ulleellommcn miro
itd) III Der lteberirn9nllg aiif ocll
Rnhrplld)s uertpiihen. Rur in Sal
len, ipp Die Ibnorntolit1t bciben 81.
tern gemein lei, lei oitf cine Sort.
%pflon5nng Ser abnornlolit1t IN oen
ainoern 5u red)ncn. GeSbaIb lei cS
rotbiom, Dab BEL Der ShlieBung bot
Gbcn oorauf eeodItct iuerbe, ooB
nid)t beiOc @ottcn oieieIben Sdn1'
hen ODER torperlid)en Wdngel beii.
Bcli.
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0eff's geitament.

YbiInbelpbio, 90. 10. geo.
pentber, Ser George y. Neff, Der
fiirjlih biericlbit init 9interlaiiurg
zines gerrioaens pom $4,000 &c,
'torbct lit, bot einen 9roBer Ibeil
oeiieIben fir iuobltbGtise uno religio.
lie 3pede beitimmt, oorunter $1,000
fiir oos ySittberiife 9beologiide Sc,
niinar" IN Mt. 9lirp, $1,000 fiir oaS
Wtiiblenberg eeueg i'll anentoipU,
5000 fir Die lutberiife ct. Soban-
neS.airdJe itnb $1,000 fir oos Sutbe.
ride altenbeim. Ger 3eIt f0at Der
Wittfue, ben ainoern urto Gnfeln 81.
Soaten 9eetere obne 9affommen
iter6ert, 10 ioIl Der RahloB wie foigt
nertbeilt meroen: 2ntberiides Semi.
mar tn UT. airn $4,000: Miiblen.
berg,GcIeg. $4,000; SaDnpmann.
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MeIarlanb r%ciianirt.

8oibin9ton :. g., 10. @op.
@ie Elm gfit aus beiterem Sim
mel fam beltte sic aunoe, ooB Der
Giitrifts%-G ommiiior Otc8arIano, Der
tiSberige grGiioent Ger 9iItriftS.
Gcmnliii0re, ieine H%eiignation einge-
rtift babe. Gie &eiignotion beriibrt
nm 10 peinlider, ols crit Dor eiuer
@ode Gommiii6r SenrD 6. @eit
ieinc 8eii9notion einreiftc. Sr. Nc.
6orlonb crflGrt. ooj, feline Heiigno.
ticn init %oericnigen bon !Srn. @eIt
in feinerlei 9%cr6inoung itebe. ErG-
Iiocnt Inft bat unmittelbor llaf lei
ncm @intrcffen in Der 9mioesbnltp.
lioot bic IiitriftS . GommiliGrc er.
lntt. big 5ltm 1. SnniIor ibrer acrm-
Ter jlt lpuitcn. obiAon Sr. Wc5or.
lUrb uno 9r. @elt bcrettS am /, &c.
6cnlber ausSulheiOen miini6tcn.
9eibe in 6cn Sutherland tretenoc Oi.
itfifts = GommiiIGre mnren Dor ibrer
G|rnenmIlQ 3eitlm9Slclitc.
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aann nett iucrbcn.

Cincinnati IS. Nop. - Wnr.
riucr. Der Big Sour" Gefrauoont,
Der 5ngibt. $6I3.000 geitobIen 3u ia.
BEN. puroe bcitte id)orf bcmad)t. IS
murbe Iiernol1oem geitottet. i'm 81
beiiihen. Jrou 6orb Steiport, cine
Der Yerionen, bic @arriner nit ei.
rter mpIteridieu Grpreiihngs . Ifioire
iii 0erbiuouiia aebrott bot. erfldrtc
heiite, Tie bnbe griefe I'M YeIis, De.
rem 8eroifentlidynre SenIntipn ERIE.
gen miirbc. Sic betortte, es iueroe
Der Seriud aernnft, Die Sf)iilo diif
tic 81 if)ieGeli. Aber Tie ipcroe iid)
ipebren unb lei bereit, Dor Der 8rono
Snrp ansiaaen 5u moten. Tie
griefe milf lie bon eoeor e. Goofc,
Dem friiberen 5rennbe Wnrriner, Der
Ole erpreIiungen ueriibt bo6en ioa,
erbolteH babeli.
@oote lieb iid) beliie lit CHICAGO
bon ben 8criretern Der preiie inter.
pieipen mo itellte entihieoct 1T gb-
reoe, @elo poii Marriner cmpfanseri
ou Daben. er ingte, er 9loube niAt,
oaB Mnrriner iemals ettpas 1eror.
tiaeS b%ehaliptet babe, oenit c5 ici ser
r%eitlie llniinn.
9oofe trot iebr ielbiibeiuubt uui.
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@r ltelte Die 8cbouptung, CT bobe
bon @orriuer in 8egeuport BON Del
len 6rou $4,000 Sdlpei9egeIO be-
fomnlen, ais untpobr bin uno laQtc,
Ell babe 5rou @orriner ieit 10 Sob
rcn nidlt geicbeu unb i~i6erbaupt ME
III Chicago.
goofc crtIGrte lid bereit, nod Gln'
cinIoti 81 reiicn mo Dor Der @rono
&itrp Nusiogcn 5u mofcn. SIC @rie'
ic, >ucId)c 6rnu 6oro bobe, bc5ogct
lid oor niht ouf @orriner, iuatc CT.
Die Nodrid)t, ooB @orriner lid I'M
teri6Ioeun0cn idnloig 9emat)t bobc,
lei. cine 9rGBere lleberroihun9 iilr
ibil, ais fiir Die 9camtcn Der Big
Tynur. "9abn 0epcien.
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Gcancmes nnS idabfpics Saartonie

Wer fennt nitt ben Wcrth poll
Salbei uno Sd)mefel, tim oos Soar
eitnfel, lueid), ~eIGn5cnb INN eciluto
3l crbattel. Sftueiel lit Gin geItnno,
iDcil oeS SooreS nno oltf ons 5cblen
eeIielben i'm Sonr ipirb Die ShulA
fit grbleihen ilno 9(bitcrbcn 6cs
Saores 9eifoben. gs giebt fein bel.
lercS 0iittel sceen leeterc llebelitan.
ht, beIonoers geaen grbleifen ole
Salbei u!:b Shlpefel, fucrn oie5 rid
Zig pr0parItt lit. Die 8petb Gbeni.
ca! So, "a Gortlanot. Ctr. Nep.gorf
Gitp, fabri3irt Gin ioealc8 RittcI, oe.
g%enonnt @getb's Gage ano SuIpbur.
aqe gitcu slpotbcfeu fiiDren cS fir
zoe. o6er $f.00 bic 5lai6e, ODER eS
MIRO oireft BON Den 5obrifar.en ae.
gen G~inieholng bcs greiies 3lae.
ionot.
Gum gcrfaui ntb enlpfobIen bon
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Serslps. zinc Mitaefah[.

NeD 9orf, 10. Honember
NftbunoCrt Irbcitcr Der yHotionol
Sugar Meiinerp" in 0onferS iinb &C.
iltrn ais Die Rafiincrie plotlid obnc
it0c porber9c9an9cne @ornun9 biy
strbcit einitelte, ouf ole Strobc &C.
mrricn moroeu. Tic 9cllte, meiitenS
IuSldnocr. pielc bon t6nen nit "a,
milicn, ieben Dem 8inter nit Bar
gen ~entgcgen oo cS ibnen bel Dem
tcrgliden Seroienit in Ser 3ildcrs
iicocrei Die meiitcn oeroientcn
nidt mebr olS 81 bis So pro 8odc
itift mo9lih gemeieu lit, cineu
Rotb9roiden jll eriibrigcn. Gle AuS-
iidtcn ouf 8ieocrouinobme ser Pr,
tictt iinb gering, oenm Sltperintcn
bent Warrelt ". Sipp erflGrtc, Dor,
cilsiidtIid) peroe Die 6obrif mebrerc
@od)en lang gcidloiIen blciben.
Nadl benz @runoe iiir oic ShlieBuno
brfragt, erfl6rte CT, oaS gcbe bic
GcffentIidfeit nidts an. auer @obr.
iAeinlid,feit nnd miro Die Rafiincril
tiS Wars gei6IoIien bleiben.