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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-12-03
SCENE OF MASSACRE
SPOT WHERE COOKS MEN WERE
KILLED is FOUND.
Relies Unearthed Leave No Doubt
That the Location Is Authentic
Officers Weapon Among the
Other Things Discovered.

The exact spot where ten members
of Captain Cooks expedition were mas
sacred by the Maoris 1877 years ago
has been definitely determined and
some interesting relics Of the ancient
tragedy discovered by Robert McNab
In Grass Cove, Queen Charlotte sound.
1t may perhaps be remembered that
on December II, 1878, the captain of
the Adventure sent two officers and
eight men across the sound to gather
wild greens for the ships company.
They failed to return, and searchers
who were sent out finally discovered
evidence of tragedy in number of
baskets containing human flesh and
fern root, also a hand of white man.
Grass Cove was previously conjectured
to be the scene of the ancient tragedy,
but Mr.. McNab, however, has settled
the question once and for all by dis
covering the exact spot where the Eng
lishmen were murdered
After Mr.. McNab and the party of
friends with him had decided that the
massacre took place in certain bend
in Grass Cove-a conclusion to which
they came by comparing the locality
with the description given in Cooks
papers-they went ashore and spoke to
settler, Mr.. Greensill, who was nv
ing on the spot, regarding any evil
dences of the massacre that he may
have seen. Mr.. Greensill said he had
dug up In his garden an old fiintlock,
barrel, bayonet and some other kind
Of weapon he was unable to identify.
This latter weapon Mr.. McNab at
once identified as an officers hanger,
which was doubtless the one used by
Midshipman Rowe, who was In charge
Of the boats crew. There was a de-
scription of the sword given in the ac-
counts and they correspond exactly
with the weapons dug up. 1t was with
that hanger that Midshipman Rowe
killed two Maoris and wounded the
chief before being overpowered and
killed. This discovery places beyond a
shadow of doubt the exact locality OF
the massacre, which took place on the
spot now occupied as Mr.. Greensills
garden in Grass Cove. Mr.. McNab dis
countenances the idea that the weapon
may have been carried there from the
fact that the locality exactly CORE
spends with the description given by
Captain Cook.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-12-03
Funeral March a Warnlna2

The sail from the Naples shore to
fschia is not long excursion, and is
one of the most beautiful on all the
italian coast Ischia and Procida were
undoubtedly one island, not two. until
rent asunder by some cataclysm OF
nature. The stupendous headland on
which the historic castle of Ischia.
famous as the home of Vittoria Co
lonna. is perched. is landmark for a
great distance all around. The village
of Ischia is not especially attractive,
but drive of four miles carries one to
Casamicciola, through olive orchards
and a tangle of roses and myrtle.
where a comfortable hotel is found,
and where still fingers the legend of
the terrible earthquake that cleft the
town In 1888. In this hotel was young
Englishman, who that evening was
playing In the salon to the guests. Sud
denly he broke into Chopins March
Funebre," and within five minutes af-
terward came the earthquake shock
which killed three thousand people. 1t
was. to say the least curious Sc
quence.
Many who still recall this tragic oc-
currence believe the sudden impulse
to play this selection was in the nature
of a warning. GILLIAN Whiting in the
New Orleans Times-Democrat-
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-12-03

that she had been kept under the infiu-
ence OF this drug about five years.
Those two parchment bags filed with
white powder there. contain more OF
the same drug. They were discovered
In Mr.. Harcourts luggage"
And your opinion then is?"
MY opinion f." slowly stated DR..
Fothergill. "and ] deduce it from scien-
tific facts and analyses. that Harold
Harcourt not only kept his wife under
the influence OF loco for years. but that
he employees this pestilential product
as a means to kill Narcisse Wayne
Hackleye."
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-12-03

1t is believed that last summer s
fires either burned up or killed between
l and 2 per cent of the total stand
of national forest timber. At the pres
ent rate of cutting from the national
forests, billion feet is equal to ~
-.ears' supply; but it is less than one
sixth of single years cut in the en-
tire country, or enough to keep all our
lumber mills busy for something under
two months.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-12-03
Richard Wilson Dead.

New York.-Richard Wilson, wealthy
banker and one time business associate
of Russell Sage, who died in his home
in this city Saturday of heart disease,
was so years old.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-12-03
Charitable Limitations.

do you forgive your enemiesY"
y try to-" replied Senator Sorghum.
II can't exactly forgive them, but dc
my best to put them In position
where I can sympathize with them"
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-12-03
Liked EN-.

He-They say there are germs in
hssss-
She-Papa's baoteriologist and !
AXE q great interest In germs.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-12-03
AuulI

Those blinds look pretty old"
Eyes. they are the shades Of my do
,r<sd ancestors.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-12-03
Ito be continued.)

Death presses heavily on that man,
who. being but too well known to 9th
ers. dies In ignorance Of himself
Seueco
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1910-05-06

wv inning q SIduG Wv
Continued
on subdivision of his territory winning by piecemea
until you recognize that you have got good majority of
the state.
Amateur Versus Professional Fighters
When deal with this destroyer do not underestimate
him. Do not think that he is We the
teurs. This destroyer has met opposition and it
for thousand years He has hundred victories He
analysed every class of you
trying to get and he organized you may hope
to be-
Liquor Interests Perfectly Organized
have armies and navies and all sorts of organiza
tions, but have organization like that
up against in Alabama; and only had the ninety
day limit We dragged along, and thought that we had
all of the farmers and thought that certainly should win
Finally said 1T time to start OUT and when did
found that the enemy had all of the farmers, and
could get them back We did not have time enough
get them But they had had time enough with their
marvellous organization They said Forward march, and
in twinklng they had every farmer if he lived twenty
miles from the railroad and did not have rural delivery
down his way they had him. and they had him fearing that
people would under this constitution and
shackle him and take away his liberty They fought I'M
der our These people for prohibition and
we for prohibition We the defenders They called
upon fellows defend the constitution and to defend
homes and defend the inherent and nalenabe lib
critics of the individual And they from the basis
the dstroyers and they the defenders
This War Demands Strategsts
will tell you when you to fight this foe you must
observe fundamental laws Of strategy and tactics
You must have your preparations full and complete.
believe that the has sounded the forces gath
erng-don you feel it in the air? When to California
find movement foot there here and there is
movement on foot here Down in my country in the
old South great has gathered because more
tha tho nd have
that with the destroyer in the cities only
two per cent people foreign born We have the old
rugged Ango-Saxon farmers living out there they did
long before the That the you have this great
wave coming South AS matter of fact is not
wave We began teaching the children twenty-five years
ago in the Sunday schools Ten twelve years be-
gan to put few hygiene and the subject OF
in he hooks n nuhlic
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1910-05-06
Continued from page 81

ration Then let him join in this organization of mighty
army because meeting mighty army. Let every
contribute his part he cannot give his personal SER
vices let him give of his and Of his substance Let
every do his part Then let have the greatest
pagn Of this great army, determined upon srategica lines
Each Locality Compelled to Fight Enemys Entire Army
While carrying the preliminary work In Chi
cago and New York. and the centers and cities of
this country while carry it in the States which will
be hard to capture let down through the South let
prohibition the constitution Of all of the southern
states; let us watch in the Middle West believe these
will be in line; Indiana perhaps then Ohio, then finish
Iowa. Then the Northwest and from there around
coming closer Illinois, getting closer and closer into
Chicago. We capture Missouri before can Illinois,
But my point this Let organize strategy the
being prepared WELD the whole force of the
tonal army whenever strike blow at any time You
to find the enemy s entire army there.
The Greatest War of the World
have only conclude by telling you that believe from
the signs that entering upon the greatest that the
world has Historians going to write about
this they wrote about another since the
world began.
believe in Providence have tried figure what
part that plays and what is the part that Prov
dence plays. have found my in the Scripture
found the disciples the Master and asked
him who going go to heaven They thought it
possible reach heaven prayer and fasting The Master
shook his head and he said to them, Not every that
saith unto me- Lord Lord shall into the kingdom Of
heaven It not by prayer. Prayer is not the road to
heaven You get to heaven prayer Do not de-
ceive yourself that would not have you misun
desand here particularly the presence Of these min
would not have you think do not believe prayer
because do, and fundamentally do not believe there is
any other rational way live in this world to establish
relationship with the Infinite. do not think pre-
pared do his duty unless he has established that relation
ship- do not who the what his walk in life
in fact do not think has to be in the true
image Of His nature do not think is fully prepared
ve until he has found the things for which he would be
willing die until he has gotten above the fundamental in
stnct of representation.
To Garry Liberty to the People Who Are Suffering
From Oppression
Reference has been made in the Introductory address to
that little operation down in Santiago Maybe ought to
pause to tell you how this simpied things for I
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1910-05-06
Let Every Man Do His Part

Now this is what believe should be the basis OF
ward march: every good citizen do his part in the
whole domain of the individual every part of the land let
every earnest citizen his full share of the work of
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L.ckaIes.
Die M~baimmnns ant 4. Tebrmar.

Ser Stabtrat bot Die Mbitimmung
iiber Die Srage, Oh Die Staot ouro)
cine aommiiiion pertpaltet meroen
ioa, anItatt mie bisber ourd einest
Mapor uno 5p0lf Mloermen, auf ben
4. 6ebruar anberaumt. Sn alien
Gtdoten, no isber oie &omniiiions-
bermaltung eingefiibrt muroe, bot
iie iid oerart bemdbrt, baB audi bier
Damit Elm 8eriuh gemaft tperoen
ion. Man riibmt an ibr Die onrf,-
aus geidaftsm1Bise 8~ebanolunQ u1o
Mbtpidelung Der itdotiiden @ngele-
genbeiten mno Die 8ermaltung elmer
Gtaot nit Ser zines groBen Bribat-
unternebmens pergleihenb, mirb oa-
rauf permieien, mie n%ottpenoig es lit,
einen tiihtigen Wann an bic Spisc
zines jeoen Departements gu itenen,
Der Die pone 8erantportung fir Ml-
leg, mas in Ieinem &eIort geidiebt,
s1 tragen bat. Die &ommiiIionsper"
mnltuns bat entidieoen piele gorteile
Dor benz alteu 5pitem poraus uni
niht gum minoeiten lit bafiir aus
ibIoggebeno, DOB Bic ~uniiotise Ser,
nusgabung bon @eloern bermiebetl
miro. Mempbis lit por Sabren ourd)
Ole aommiiiion bonn 8anfrott BE-
nabrt geblieben unb mas Die Sort
miiiion fir galbeiton getan bat, ii
5u befannt, nm es bier nod einma!
amfauaablen. @ir raten unieren &C.
fern, am 4. 5ebruar fir Die @ermal.
tutg Der 5to6t our9 cine &ommii=
fion gu ftinlmen. Die 8eamtenfrage,
5. +. Die 5rage, peIde 8arger Die
aommiildre biloen ionen, fam oattn
ipater beiproden mer6en. Das &on.-
miiiionsipitem lit auf ale Saae ftI
cine Staot bon benz umfang nnb Der
@roBe Gan Mntonio's 5u empfeblen.
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unb IS ltrenfeI. &err otettb tpobnte
frilber auf eil,er 5artn on Der 60
laoo, 5og aber Dor mebreren Soh=
ren nod rnierer Stoot. @r mar off
gemein befan1t uno geadtet.
Im Sonntog- mllroe in Del
ct. Soiepb's Stride bie @eibe eines
iungen oeltiden Grieiters Namena
Sacob 2engen ourb 8iidof Sbon
%poa5ogen. 8ater 2engen lit erii
Dor aur5em aus Grier bier einee'
troffen.
6ran Siabeaa 9. q. Muiieu,
frilber Die Srau bon Sronf @rice,
bat ibren Mnteil an Der rgrpreB"
fir u1gefabr 100000 perfouft.
9ie &aufer iino &obert Maperid,
Sranf 9. @untreB unb 6. 9. Sol,
lQn6.
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@runoeiaeutnms iIsbertrasnma,n

8. O. @eiit an gbriltian GUS
grunotiid an Der Breia nnb Saecl
sauie s: ssompion an sulia 6
abra9am. @rmOftiide in ben re,er
eitbsYlods 319 uno 1858; 81 Ii. q.
60. S. &. Green an g. 90. Seste,
llno eugene 9obI,s @runo1tiif an Sci
aoams unb 8ifes SiraBe; S12. 600.
Nadlas. bon Sobn Sbarer an SSacct
Hotad. Grnnoltid OH Der @an Ret
Strabe; 81.
Naflas bon Sobn Sbarer an Charles
%. Stone, Grnnofid an Der Gresbt
@iniam 9obroipolsti unb 6. q
Stieren an Srau gger @leBncr, GRUB.
ltiid an Der Gerr unb DURANGO CTR.
$4,000.
2afc @ieip sotpniite gon,panp al
George S. Stappenbef, @runoithd II
Der 2afe Sieip MoDition; $40.
Sail g. Strect an SO. &. aIous
@rlruoltiid in Der GunnD SLOPE NSoi.
ton. $500.
5i9blano Improvement gompaus ar
gtpalo S. Gunfel, @runotiide in De,
y~9igblano Hart Mobition; $3.50.
Wa6las bon 2arra @arron an M.s1
.. Mtaper. @runbliid an Der gde BEL
Worosgibolo nno 3abala Ctr; $2230.
Nad)las bon Sobn Sbarer an 8. See
Sntth nno Srau. GrunbItiid an be.
Glib 5adberrh Str; $500.
Geo. o.. Stumberg an S. q. Sut,
con, @riinhltiid an Der gaiIiano Ctr.
$500.
Otto alous an San Cabin, @runb.
ltiid on Der Silben Giraffe, Mlbin 5eis
oePs Subbiuiiiou; $4,000.
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| vWarum bat Sic benn grenfen-
bolt nidt obgebolt, @nabiaIte9
ger5eiben Sic sic Snoisfretion.
aber i6 bin oob moslos eritount
oariiber."
uer ipeiB nift, ooB ib bier bin.
50 ipat moute i9 meme @ertpano.
ten nift itoren, morgen erfobren iie
es ia friib eenug."
Gr idittelte beoenfli6 BEN aopf.
%, 8naoiglte, bos lit ood aes
ipogt! 8enn ib beo1d)te, enc
nleiner 0an1en. alein, rein
mas bate Sbnen olles ~begegnell
fonnen."
Neap ladte ouf. ySier in 0elno
Mber Sic baben re6t, Serr pon
&on5enio, oieie 5uBponoeruna lit
graBltd, $50 lit oos n6dite So
tel?"
u9arf i6 fibren?"
SD lpiroe Sbnen iebr oonfbar
fem"
Gr botte ieinen Sdirln gei9lol-
len, bemd6tigte iib oes ibrigen nno
idiiste Tie oamit, mdbreno er nit
fleinen, trippel1oen 5dritten ne.
ben ibr berging.
Nellp fiiblte, ipie feline Mugen
neugierig oas 59leiereemebe 81,
ourdoringen itrebten, l,nb Tie 6anfte
i'm itinen @ott, 6aB bas nift mog-
lid mar. 8ie obideuli6 bate lie
ilb ii6erli6 prdientiert! ltno Tie
MOI 10 eitel mie ieoe Srol1, Die peii,.
mas Der erite @tnorlid beoentet.
(Gortiebuna foIat.)
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Sic @eriammlung oes 2~ofaluerban.
6es bes 9eutid-amerifani-
idlen WQtipnalhunbes.

Cine T~eriammlung 0es SofalDer'
banoes beg Oeutl1+amerifanii6et
HationaIbunoes fano am 5reitag
aben6 in ser Beetbopen 9aQe itatt.
mar aber, oes ihIe1ten @etters me.
gen, MIR idpab beiubt, bod nor
elm beidlubfdbiges- Quorum antpe=
ieno. Sn 8etraht Der iider i'm
naditen Sabre itattfinoenoen Nro-
bibitionsnabl nuroe Der 8rdiioent
beauftraet. elm &omite bon bunoert
Mitglieoern gu ernennel nm Die
Agitation IN oiefer Mn~selegenbeit gu
abernebmen uno Dor anem oaraui
81 feber1 oaB 10 biel 2eute pie
mogIih lire &opfiteuer Dor benz 81.
Sanunr be5abIen.
Gerner fpuroe belhIolien, aIle
gum @un6 geborenben Yereine burd
ibre 8~orfisen6en ~aufforoern gu Ioi-
len, 6arauf gu ieben, oaB lire Miit-
glieoer lire 4opfiteuer sur ridti-
gen 3eit be5abIen.
Der Nr1iioent bes Staotsberban-
BEG muroe aufgeforoert, cine aIge-
meme Mgitation gegen Trobibition
burd Die 2ofaIberb1noe in G5ene
gu ieten.
/ Die ndhite 8~eriammIung oes bic
iigen 2ofaIperbonoes lit auf ben er-
item Witttpoh i'm Snnuar feitgeiett,
tuobei cine 5oblreihe 9eteiligung err
spiinidt lit Ga in o~erielben Die
genmtentDabl fir 6as n1hite Sabr
ftattfinoen nir6.
Dab I'M nahIten Sabre cine Bro-
bibitionswabI itattfin0en miro, uno
lpabriheinlid m6breno oes 800.
nnts Suli, lit un5meifelbaft uno Is
1T oaber ~nottpenoig, onB Die Mntis
onrauf porbereitet iino. Die erite
3Guptinde tit Die 9e3ablung Ser
2opfiteuer, 6enr oBne oieie lit man
nidt ftimmberedtigt uno aIio in
bieier Grage obne ginflub. gs lit
fem 3DeifeI, bnB Die Yrobibitio.
riifen onrauf feben tperoe1, oaB oie
Sbrigen itimmberehtigt fino, aIio
1T e bic gleide Notinde fin oie
antis. Dime 9e5abIung Ser aopf.
ltener niiBt ale Mgitation nifts,
oesbolb muB Dor aGen Dingen 3D..
rolf geieben iperoen, bob ieoer Mnti
1eine Ropffteler Dor Dem 81. Sanuar
1911 be5ablt, ober better nod um
5ufdGige 9inoerniife i'm Iesten Mu-
genblif 81 bermeioen, 10 bnlo pie
mOglih. @enn ale Mi1tis in oiefer
9iniidt lire Gduloigfeit fun, 1T
an Dem Musgang Der @obI faum gu
5tpeifeln, tpern 6ieIe aber nabI1iiig'
tperoeu, baben iie es ii1 ielbit 5u-
5uidreiben, tpenn bic Yrobibitioni
item, Die es an einer eifrigen Msito-
ton nidt febIen Iniien meroen, Sen
Sieg oapon tragen. gs banoel.
ii6 bier nidt einfab nm Die Erinf-
frage, ionoern oas geiipieI anoerer
Staaten aeigt uns, ipie Die ginfiib-
rung Der Brobibition niener6rudenO
auf I Ie @eidafte pirft. Sir mill.
len oober nue ardfte aufbieten, bic
ies llnbeil BON unlerm Stoate fern
81 balten, uno Der erlte mno rid
tigite lit: 8e5abIt Cure &opiiteuer,
oamit Sbr ftimmberedtiet {eib.
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Winidt Scmamben ait 6e(fcm.

Seit 80 Sabren bralldta $. ).
9oper bon Sertile, Mo., 9ulie una
fonllte feline finoen. Oeslol6 miinlht
CT iebt @nperen gu belfem. go lange
lit er on 8ifenihnler3en Nerrct'i@
tat, 4ppetitloiigfeit unb NierenIei-
ben, aber electric 8itter:s beruirften
'8unoer unb 5 Slaideu furierten
i'm, mie er idreibt, p~pait1noie.
Werillht es. soc bei ollen Drlggi-
item.
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MIlrrIet.
@ieiiae rpoItatiae @eieQidt

9Iellge molfaftge 0eleu11aT
ten, mie Die Salpation Mrmp, oil
sGreie Ginoergarten- o Ienihnft~
iu1b Mnoere iammeln iest @aber
81 elmer MISUNDERSTANDING fiji
bic 8eoirftigen in Gan Mntonic
Elm, oamit ods Meibnadtsfeit Elm
G~reubenfeit fir @Ge tperoe. Wifi
rlur @elobeitr6gg ionoern aud
Rleioer, gett5eug. aebensmtttel uifu.
peroen nit Danf entgegeneenom.
men.
Cine Mn5abI' @aiienfinoer,
inter 5fpei Sabre oft, trofen bier
unter Der Dbbut afpeier barmbersi,
gen Shiueitern bon Stem gorf elm,
I'm on GomiIien, tpeIde iih BE.
reit erfldrt batten. oieieIben 81
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Grunseisentuns tte6.rtroaunaen

Meber 9eibemaml an Die @merieal,
GperaII Company, @runbitid an Der
2ipe Dat Ctr; $4,000.
e. $. 9enrb an S. aeiber, @runos
ltiiG i'm marlborough 8Iace; $3.50.
Na6las bon Sobn 6barer an g, q.
Simpion ulb Srou, @runhitId an Der
gan NeB Ctr; s$508,
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Gnbet 9inter-2etSen.

Sir @iele 1T Ser Biuter Ell,
2eioefrs5eit. grfrorene Singer uno
3eben, oufgeipruneene &Gnoe. Ms.-
len uim. bereiten iie. Gber MGcs
fliebt Dor gudlens Mruusa 5alhe.
Nur Csc bei aIen Druggiitcu.
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SAT-. GrlaubuisiMeiue.

3ue Suso, Bobnbars, gorter ctr. +;
$3.50.
aouis arauie, anball, 9aIlas ctr.
Seq. g. alteelt, Stall. @or0z 5rores
StraBe; $3.50,
anf 0tubnde, 0feparatur at Der Slo.
res Ctr; $3.50.
81. Simon, @erdnoerungen an ber
S1tzGommerce Ctr; $50.
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Z a =.
aurreiponoeus, Gouteut

~
EexaE.
aorreiponoen5, Content, Gp-
loruoo 60, 8, Is. De5ember 1910.
Dit Der oiesiabrigen Seitaussabe
CUR @eibna6tsfeier bot Die v5reie
Hrelie fir Seras" auf benz @ebie1
Ser Sournaliitif auf's Reue mie-
Ser ben 8oseI obgeiholien ODER, mie
Der lalthlauftse Musorud beibt:
ben u&ecoro" gebrohen. Cine y
Seiten entbaltenoe 3eitung lit ee-
miB eine 2eiituns, bic. Staune,t ber-
porrnft. Ser %Slierotenteil liefert
mieoerilin ben @efpeis, ooB sic
@eldaftstuelt non San Mntonio
in Der Hnterltiisune Der 3eituns
riifbaltles sur Seite ftebt unb utd)t
NIT tbrer Hatronage gei8t. @os
Der belletriitiiden NSnbalt betoifff.
bat abermals Die 2eituna cine
bibi6e Musmabl bon ernItem uno
beiterm 2eieitoff getroffen, tporunter
v@egeniaser, eine Grabbing aus
Gem teraniidjen aeben bon @ugo
Moeller fih biibid all feline friibe=
rem 8roouftionen anreibt. 9eion-
oers Yet iener sammlung ertpdbnt.
Die bon Tim in gudform eridiem.
betitelt u@ranb 8rairie", ebenfans
S6iloerungen aug benz 6eutlb-
teraniiden 2eben; eine eepiB anre-
aenoe, empfeblensmerte 2eftiire.
Gem leleluftieen Nu6lifum miro
5ipeifedos Die acknowledgements ser
uSreie 0reiie fir Seras" cine on-
erfenneasmerte liebe Seitsabe fein.
Greignet bat iib nidts geionoe-
reg, als oaB Der llmidlae i'll Ser
Witterung, sipar ettpas ur,an-
genebm, aber bob piinidenstpert
III, benn Ser 6amit berbunoene Me-
gen bot enolih Die lanee grofen.
belt 5u Gnoe gebra9t uno fann TO-
naf Der 9f[ug in Sdtiafeit geIest
tperoen.
Ser ySreie Yrelie" uno eeiamm-
TEN Berional, iopie Dem 2eierfreis
fr06lide @eibnaht unb eliiflifes
Ncuiabr miinfden6. ifliebt err
gebenit 6. s.
Samitos obeno fpuroe in
Waeloer Ser aonItabIer Self Com.
Union BON l1nbefonnten angefallen
uro erihoiien. Die MttentGter iino
entfloben.
entfloben. Gin jutlger Mann, elm
Barber, lit als berodhtig perboftst
moroen.
9urh cine @rploiion in Sen
@erfen Der @idita Cotton Oil
Company in @idita Sails nuroen
orei Mngeitelte, Der Moi9iniit %.
s. Sarnigan, Der Meter.geter
SarrD goung uno Der Superinten-
bent Der Nortb geras Gas Conn
panp, 6. g. Moore, ifpper perIest.
ans SrieoridJsburg miro ae-
meloet, oaB Nbilipp Greutpelge in
Cherry Springs, elm alter gemob.
lter bon Gillespie Gountp, geitor-
ben lit.
Sn Waco itarb 5rau @nna
Wailaenoer i'm Mlter bon "a Sab-
rem.
aus Clinton miro ser Go6 BON
Hobert Neubmann ,einem jungen
Wann bon 81 Sabren gemeIoet.
Der Terfalfslaoen Ser Starr
Mercantile Company IN gurnet ils
abgebrannt. Der Sbaoen belduft lid;
auf $4,000.
Sn gictoria lift cine Sreu
9somens 8arla gilareoI al fiinf
Sabren 3udtbaus perurteilt NOR.
ben, peiI tie ibr Mooptipfino 10 mis-
banoelt batte, baB es itorb.