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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-18
VESSELS IN PORT.
Steamships.


Kuntsgard, Br, Richardson, 2ES8, 10
J. A Merritt g. Co.
Fert, Itel, Messtna, 262s, to J. A.
Merritt & Co.
Cayo Domingo, Br, Friend, 2114, to
J. A. Merritt & Co.
Dordrecht, Dutch, Wiser, 144e, to Fir.
Julius Schreyer.
Manx Isles, Br. Reside. 21e7. to Gulf
Transit Co.
Hercules, Span. PaIline, 2757, to J. A.
Merritt & Co.
E. o. saltmarsh. Br. Rogers. ssls. to
Gulf Transit Co.
Holland, Br, Bennett, 343s, to Gun
Transit Co.
King Edger, Br, Johnson, 24s2, to J.
A Merritt & Co.
Port Inglis. Br, Terry, 14s2. to Pen
sacola Lumber Co.
Ships.
Rosario, Ital, Florenttne, 1895, to
master.
Banks.
Annie Br, Void, 1873, to master.
Ortrud, Ital, Mezzellas, 14o2, to or
der.
Colonna, Nor. Burkeland. 1887. to
master.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-18
IDAHO sALUTEs RESTING PLACE
OF THE SLOOP MISSISSIPPI
By Associated Praaa.

Angola, La, May 17.-with the ships
band playing the national anthem and
the bluejackets with rifles at present
the u. s. S. Idaho today saluted the
resting place of the old wooden United
States sloop Mississippi of Admiral
Farragut's fleet, rtddled and sunk by
the Confederate land batteries at Port
Hudson on the Mississippi river during
the Civil war. Crowds lined the blum
and cheered as the warship passed up
stream.
The success Of the voyage up the
river to Vtcksburg was assured today
when word was received that sound
tngs at the shoals near Waverly
showed 81 feet depth. The Idaho Will
arrive at Vicksburg Thursday and re-
turning viii arrive at New Orleans
Iuna &
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-18
WARNING TO RAILROAD MEN.

.. s. Bacon, II Bast 81, Bath, Me.,
sends out this worning to railroaders:
"a conductor on the railroad, my work
caused a chronic Inflammation Of the
kidneys, and I was miserable and all
played out. A friend advised Foley
Kidney Pills and from the day COM
menced taking them, began to regain
my strength. The Inflammation cleared
and I am far better than have been
for twenty years. The weakness and
dizzy spells are a thing OF the past and
Pills"
W. A. D'Alemberte, druggist and
apothecary, 121 s. Palafox st.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-18
White Woman
Arrested Last Night

A white woman, who gave her name
as Elmer Delmar, was arrested last
night about o'clock by officer Con-
ecke on a warrant sworn out by Fannie
Norris also white, charging her with
cursing and using obscene language.
She was arrested at her home, 512
Fort street
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-18
cIouDRURsT FLOODS TOWN.

Lemburg. Austria, May ia cloud
burst at Bor Yslaw, a town of 1000
inhabitants, important for its petro-
leum and ozocerite deposits today
flooded the place, inundating the
damage at the oil works where der
ricks and other equipment were
washed away.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-18
LADY DEcIEs RECOVERING.

London, May lit was said at the
home of Dowager Lady Decies today
that Lady Decies was making salts
factory progress toward recovery fol-
lowing the operation for appendicitis
last Friday. Lady Decies was Miss
Vivien Gould of New York.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-18
10000 PEoPLE HOMELESS.

Hardin, Manchuria, May 17.-Forty
thousand persons at Kirin are home
less as a consequence Of the recent
conf1agration in that city. The money
loss is estimated at 100000 900. -Four
thousand shops, fifteen banks and s.
3S7 other buildings were destroyed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-18
TRANSFERS OF
REAL ESTATE

VIM. J. IAwlis and wife to Rose Isa-
belle Pryor-Undivided 1-3 interest in lot
OF block So OF the East King Tract and
the west 80 feet fthe north 1z5 feet Of
block IS of the East King Tract-S1 and
other good and valuable considerations.
Francis P. Strong and wife to L. & N.
Railroad Co.--Wh of arpent lot 81 Of the
Old City tract-$S20.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-18

Foley Kidney Pills take hold Of your
system and help you to rid yourself Of
your dragging backache, duh headache,
nervousness. impaired eyesight. and of
all the fills resulting from the impaired
action Of your kidneys and bladder.
Reminder it Is Foley Kidney Pills that
do this.
w. A. DAemberte, druggist and
apothecary, 121 8. Palafox 81.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-18
MAN IN
COUNTY JAIL

Josiah S. Latham, a white man from
Pine Barren, was placed in the county
jail by Sheriff Van Pelt yesterday at
ternoon on the charge of lunacy, and
was examined yesterday afternoon by
the lunaCy committee and pronounced
to be insane.
He will be sent to the state asylum
at Chattahoochee as soon as arrange
ments can be made for taking him.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-18
NEGRO ARRESTED
ON D. & S. CHARGE

A negro, giving his name as John
Reed, and his residence as PIP West
IntendenCia street, was arrested last
night about IL o'clock by officer Way
on the charge Of being a dangerous
and suspicious character. He was ar
rested at the corner of Baylen and
Zarragossa streets. The specific charge
against him is not known.
He will be given a hearing before
the city recorder this morning
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-18

When a medicine must be given to
young children it should be pleasant
to take. Chamberlains Cough Rem
edy Is made from loaf sugar and the
roots used in it's preparation give It a
flavor similar to maple syrup, making
it pleasant to take. 1t has no supe-
rior for colds, Group and whooping
cough. For sale by all dealers
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-18

Washington, May 17.-President
Taft has sent to the senate the nomi-
nation Of Captain Austin M knight to
be "a rear admiral. Over the protest
Of Secretary Meyer, Knight was ac-
quilted by a court martial of respon-
sibility for the sinking of the monitor
Puritan in Hampton Roads. Secretary
Meyer and Knight have consequently
become the bitterest enemies, and the
talk in Washington is that the secre-
tary feels that President Taft's pro-
motion Of his foe is a deep humiliation
The secretary has been accused Of
prosecuting Knight
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-18

Daughter. has the duke told you the
old, old story as YETI" Yes: he
says he owes about 200, 600 plunks."-
Pittsburg Post
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-18

Furnished by the local Office Of the
weather bureau, United States de-
partment Of agriculture, under the d.
rection of Willis l.. Moore, chief Of
bureau, Washington, D. C.
Forecast for Florida.
Local showers Thursday and prob
ably Friday; light to moderate east
winds.
PensacoIa's Temperature Data.
Highest on record for May, 80 de-
grees.
Lowest on record for May, ~ de-
grees.
Average of the highest daily temper
atures for May, 81 degrees.
Average Of the lowest daily temper
atures for May, 81 degrees.
Highest temperature yesterday, 80
degrees.
Lowest temperature yesterday morn
ing. II degrees.
Pensacola's Rainfall.
Normal rainfall for the month of
MAY, 2.6s inches.
Total rainfall this May to p. m,
1.29 inches.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-18
NAVAL STORES
MARKET FIRM

Savannah, Ca. May 1T.-The spirits Of
turpentine market opened firm and closed
firm to-day. Rosin was firm. Transac-
lions were as follows:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-18
Canal Too Costly.

The special commission appointed
TO report on the value Of a waterway
between Narragansett and Massachu-
sets bays has decided that 1t would
not justify the great expense entailed
to build 1t. The commission found
that ship canal from Taunton to
bingham, the heads of the tide waters
of Narragansett and Massachusetts,
bays would involve an expense of $751;
600, 600, while a canal connecting the
two bays and running from Taunton
to Plymouth would cost about SAL
00o,o0Q
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-18
Nav YorLJs Waterfront Property.
Pacific Fast Sailing Passages.

I The British schooner David Evans
recently made the voyage from Kobe,
Japan,eto the Columbia river, upward
Of 1000 miles, in twenty-sfx days,
which is considered fast sailing.
Other fast passages made by sailing
craft between far eastern ports and
Pacific coast ports Of the United
States in recent years are q 19-day
passage by the British bark Howard
D. Troop from Yokohama to the Co.
lumbia river and a 27-day passage by
the American ship William H. Star
buck from Shanghai to the same point
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-18

De, Floating Docks Of Amsterdam.
The new floating drydock being built
at Amsterdam. which viii be known as
the Princess Juliana, viii be 456 feet
long, ITO feet wide, and have g lifting
capacity of 12,504 tons. Besides this
dock there are three other floating
drydocks at that port, consisting each
ora hollow, oblong bottom and two
hollow walls at the longest sides Of the
dock. When a ship is to be taken
out, the walls and bottoms are filed
With water, 30 that the dock sinks
and the vessel floats in it. The latter il
and the vessel floats In 1t. The latter is
ter Is pumped out, allowing repairs to
be made.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-18

The schooner Brilliant. engaged IN
the fish trade at Panama City, has
changed owners.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-18

Sssmsn,e Friend society's Birthday.
American Seamen's Friend Society was
observed on the 9Th by a reception to
ladies in the afternoon, when oppor-
tunity was given to inspect the New
Sailors Home and Institute at No. 5O7
West street, and by appropriate eyer
cises in the concert hall in the even
ing, at which some 700 seamen were
present. After the reading of the an
nual reports the following directors
were elected: Anton A. Raven. presi
dent of the Atlantic Mutual Life insur.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-18

The steel cofrerdam around the
wreck OF the battleship Maine has
been completed, and the work Of
pumping It out Is expected to begin
about the 25th of this month. When
this is accomplished the first work will
be to remove any remains Of the crew
that may. sim be found in her, for
which purpose the navy department
Will send a vessel to Havana harbor,
which VIII also take on board any ma
teriai Of historic value from the wreck.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-11
Rleiss gOli3einadb dbrid,ten.

Tit gsiIissT6rofe annn 9rDr'
tsrmann BON Der CLINT girnbs. bic
rrrasliern ibrsn anssb6rigsn snilaus
fen mar. fruroe dnf Malnnt Oils roH,
NtrtshrspnIisifisn grcibtrs gefnnben
unb ibrsr Wsuiitr iihsreeten.
q. g. gtabbid BON Der Carroll
Etrabe, Mipsriies, mtlnste aeiisrn Der
peIissi. bab Elm G6Ieiheieb aus feis
Hsr DobnuHg $50 mitesbsH lieb. bis
in sineni yloriemonnois anf een Hufs
fst laeeH.
1is gclissi nurbe srfuhi. mad,
benz III Sabre alien Mlillara 8. parp
ions 4usf6,1u az baltfn. bsr aus
Ri1mpub, IA, biirngtbr1nnt III.
Gr mar In gitpdrt, g, aufgsEpuri
porbeH, abss ais Der Batter bortbin
fam. nm BEN G<rrn Gcbn dbsuholsn.
mar bisfsr absrmdIs perbufsst unb foIl
ii6 hisrbtr gsipnnet bdben.
Jsons Gimann. BON gln- 1506
Qintoin glpenut. ipurbs gsiitrn pon Der
Dtiettines Grim anh GiltannH unttr
Der antlnge ptsbnFtsi. VOFttarisu init
obIt0nsn Hilbsrr gum WtTiauF ousgts
brien an haben.
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eokal.Dtrid)t
0srbdnsnikpclle0 0gpfoitpn
2sr GrprssfIid,er Slueaa uleibrt
bel tiusr gbinelln' GrplslisH lsbsHs'
aeidbrlids SraaemnHesH.

gsi Der Grp.oFon elmer Guontidt
gbinoIiu, bic NIT aliobol pets
miId1t mar, nuyO,u stiiern abene
in ben Stauur3n Der abdms
Grprsb Co.. an Der 5ront aab
Butler StraB, gpei 4rsefteHte Der
6sisaIhaft itDsr peritsi uno Der
sins Der gsrItStsu oirfse tnum mt:
bsm gsbsn baponfommsH. Die 9srIts'
ten fne:
5uIius 9lueau, BON Qc. 800
on 3pDIfts Strabs, Ruiifsr. @nros
i'm Gt16t uno an sanssn aorpsr IN
Der Furdtbarittu 9nsii, pttbrnnni.
Sohu nopan, IL Sabre alt,
an groabpap unb Der Ss6iisH Ctr.
trchnaait, SsIfn. GrIiit 9rnnhnuns
ben i'm Gs'itt unn an ben Sdnetn.
9Iuoau uuo fsin 6tlfsr Dononnn
parsn oamit befhdftiei, ibr.n Daesn
al lab.n uHb sH ihrer Gaoung &C.
bOrts audi cine gyebt Rdnne nit Obi
noIin. 9ouOpaH rtihie Bluoau pisanns
nc htn uHe I'm Itlosn UloHlsnf tIploolt'
ts aus sin,m porI6ufig nod, Hid,t trs
mittelten Gyunbs eas GbinpIin uHt
gIubau Ippit DenopdH GiaHbsn I'm VI,
In bslIsn5lammen. gineansahl anetre,
4nssItsIItsr ellie ihnen su Siilfs unb es
aslang aud, be 8iammen 81 stitiden.
dber gIubcu bate hertits 10 fhpsrt
grdnbpuHotn am saHssn QOrptr upl
Inn @sfdt srIitisH, bab bic aerSte TN
6ofpital gum 8arnsbtr3istH Samnti-
ter, ippbiH sr unptrsiisiid esfha'fi
Dure,. isin,n 3ntanh fir nubss.I
bpffnunaEIos srtIdrfeH.
Gonppan, Der sbenfolls In btm So
fpi.al gum 8armbssSisen Samarlte.
aufnahms FaHb, mar stlpds s!impfIi'
der banons,ismmsH, osnn er mar Hug
inn gsiiht uno an ben 5dubsn ptr'
branRt iporotR.
3urd bic Gypsefion tpurbe aud cir
Jsuer peruriaht. bds itbo6 irepsnis
gen Winu;sn pon Der 1eusrpebr &C..
lc'dt irtrbsn tonsItt.
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Wsif 6arboIidmre
glad1it 5alob Ae5u an Jab tssaas
bfs Abletfns isiHsr GraH itintn
1aleiH ein saps.

aumHisr Hber ben por 3ipsi 9ahren
trfpiqttn Toe feiner Satin trieb gfs
fern ben 55 Snbre aiifn J1tOb Wes
Der, finsn in fiGbtifasn Disniten ftes
benben Grbeiter In ben 9oe.
@eiisrn Dor sipsi s5dbrtn mar Jrali
Websr 6ei sirtm Gtrabenb0buuHfan
unls QebeH gssemmen unD mebsr. Der
ben 2pD fetner trsuen letensgffahrsir
ntdt psrtpfnbsn ionrts, fsbit asistrn
ftintm Ddftln elm Gnbt. inotm tr fif
init Adrbclfdnre DsrgiFitte. gr lpobnte
IN btm BON frso. Gggers gtItitsttn
apfibauis an Der RoB aptnns unb
CARTHAGE g,ite In Ct Btrndre anp ngs
II bis etitern abtHb ftin 3immer ntdi
btriaHtn battle. ptrfdoffttn nnosrs
RpFiedHaer fid GiHlab sa benz .3iris
met uuo FdnosHRtbsr eHiIssIl nuf BEN
Best !ttgene, fpdbrtnh neben ibm Elm
sslesrtts igldfdsd)sH lag Dds aarbols
idure enthalitn bate. Or. mdibsl
iuurbe berbetatrufen. Der ishoh Rur
fsitittasn scnnts, eab Der 9oO bsreits
pcr einiaea GtuRbsn sinestrttsn mar
nnb Der bonH feinsrTsiis ben Coroner
bena6riGtisis. Der bic llsbtriiihrunp
Der gtihs mad Der WorgIs dnoroHtts.
Dtbs, hinisrlieB an nihsrsn angshos
rtgsn nur eintn Shnaesr. antDr
ShiIb. on Der anoplton uHb Dane
Gtrobe In GumminsriIIs robnbdft.
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psMiitua.

SamiltsH aHSsissH, aofaI.ssstisea
aub WraigfciteH iHO absageben Cdr
Der 4. nub Charles Giraffe. ilnier
aasut fir SamiItpn lusbut 90. 3Ol
Norb 5rpHt Ctr. Sdepbsa SamiItpE
1376-R. asIepbsn aaierss aerreipsH
tzDsaiaIsDsSsf&s bss GsEelHHaiisr gesselatil
u m 6ersitIag ssRerbsn
Samilton, 10. Nlai. BilIiam
Wehr. Der auf Der Sebneen Sdrm BET
Dosrosds Citation ais 5drma rbeiter
beihdftiot mar, Durbe beuie Nahmits
tag ais Gsi6s aufesfunbsn. @ermutbs
lih mar er tiusH Str5fAlds srltgsn.
er mar 5S SABRE ali unb tpohnis nit
5rau uHe ainb in Snerpef.
tsssstaIsI<ssias hss GtHauHaitss slsIssbIati.) }
atHb trtranfen.
Das pisrjdbriss GSbn6en bon
gbarlssGaft, Der iugresceutpitIe, fiibs
LID bon 5amilton am 4anaI ipebnt,
itiirsts beiiis Ra6mittaa Tn ben aas
nal unb srtrant. Gilbert pbinips.
Elm Radbor, Ianosts ben tisinsn aSrs
per.
- Dem Rtgiitrar Wm. Sbears
Dem DiTtritt go. 130, betsbenb aus
Der Staot SamiIton unb 9dnopsr.
Sdirfislb, Rob uno ct. CLAIR Up,
luurbsn i'm Wonat @prh ga 0eburs
ten berthtet.
- SeiratbsIdsins: Clarence Gras
mer, "a, uHb glisobetb 5armon, 18,
bsibe BON Monros; 5armon 9rppu,
go, ppn Cincinnati, unh Qsittia
gropn. 60, bon bier GaHius W.
elliott, "A, ppn bier, unb @idnhe
apIs, 38, BON aps; gsrnarbgpa. 21,
unb R0fs pilIar. 90. bsibe BON bier
49, Srau Marsarst u. Tlcsfse ftarb
sefiern In Sspen Wtiis i'm aItsr BON
50 5abren. Sis binterldbt stpeisD6e
ter.
- Die 9sripbuns BON paul Rries
ger une 5rl. MarA O. SenHesdR
tpuros seitsrn anseasigt. Qetiere
lpenRt III prGs 5tl, efnetHndfl.
Miaarb 8. Diners unb Grl.
Gmitia 3. 2sbmtubl iptrben am %.
Nat In Der Ct. Warientir6s gstrdut
tperben.
5reeman Compton. Elm esadtss
ter Bauiontraftpr, itarb poreeitern
abenb In fsiner DobnuHs an Der
CHARTS girabe i'm 4ltsr BON so
Sabrsn an Sdndhs. or madte ben
giirgririee nit In Der apnpagnie 8
138. ObiO iyreipiaigeH Regiment
unb binttrldBt bic trauerabe WittDs
unb stpei S0bne aus .rftsr Gk.
- Wills Banning nurbe porees
tern Abtnb IN Detroit, mid, bon
ailfs : sReriff SIonstsr aaD BEN
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On ben ssatrisabIi dbad,t
Eifriit afitrrH iia Uraab 0sid Der
5ahritubl- gsddDfrr 5rso. Qine.

an fhipsrperIsstem 3uladnb ipurbt
asistrR Mbsnh Der II SATIRE aIis Gar
biee ssreb Ring BON go. 726 Qtnnon
glDenue im itabttf6en oofpiidI eirigt'
Giefsrt.
Ring III aIs 6ubrItuhIipGrter i'm
0rdne 6otsi 1HssitslIi unb itiir5is
qsiiern 4btno aus Dem britssn Gtofs
iDert burn ben Gobrftubifhatht. Die
9biir bts Ghdhts mar aus Werfehen
often eelaifsn porben, nn6bsm osr
aufsug btrnntsrgefdbrtr frnr unb
aine trni In Der Meinung, Der aufs
sna bsfGnbs iiG I'm britten Gt0d, in
ben Ehont unb ftiirstt In bie ziefr.
er ,og iin einen BsiHbrud3 unD
fhiptre iHnsre 8erIsbunpen 80 unb oif
aerste slpsifeIn an ieinem 4uflommfn-
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1eser.

- Sn Der Dobnnns pon Grnu Ben.
jamin S6srbsl, so. TAO Meit Court
Sirabs, purbs gfitfrn Jlnhmittas
eur4 Elm. 8orbins, ois stgtn ben brsn.
nsnbtn @as,ohsr floe. Gin Geusr pers
urfabi, ssrabs ais 1ruu Shtrbel biz
Dobnung psr!aHen botit, nm In Der
1ahborfhdft EinfGuis su MAIDEN.
Die Gruu bemertts eiiidlinerfDtife fen
aus ben GsnFlsrn brinssnben Gunlns
uab elite Suriid, I'm ibr Elm Jnbr alits
ainb su rsttsn uno "a stlang ihr aud
na6 pislsr Miibe, In Dem bidatn
Raun, BON rpelHem bic Mpbnuns an.
qtfiiat mar, bas Rino 3u finben unb
ir Stherbeit su hringeH. 1os Usrer
fpuroe BON Der Gtutripshr ffbr bdlb %.
ISidbt unb Der 5daben btlduft fh aasf
etipa $50.
- aIs Wariin Stornlssann BON
30. 3010 price Aptnut sfiterH Bore
miitag iih in ieinsn affifr bsaab uno
sin tSneihbols erli3iiHbtte. erfclgif. ba
infnles tines asds in Der Odsititung
ndbrsnb Der Rada Gas aassehs1Hsi
por. cine GrpIoiicH nHn 3lDar NIT fol-
der 6eitiateit oob GsprnltSanp ~
gooen ssi9Isuosrt irurbs. Or tam
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1ie Gpuinstoa Office far has sNtH'
Cinnati 8pltsbIatt~ befiHDet I'D tia
@ebSnbe sts. 509-511 maoHss
apeGae. aascigsH, RittbeIinHsen
sab griteaaascu irgeabpelHer Art
weroeu bis 10 llbr abeHns bnielhft
eutgessassnsmmsu. Sslepbon Sontb
1884.
- SeiratbsIheins: Rid gsbls, %,
uno anno ap6alb, 90, beibe pom gpps
ington; Soparb M. Saos, 80. BON
9aptpn, g., unn Wap g. gropn, 80.
BON Rem gort; BiIliam mopnss. %,
BON @eit gopiugton unb GliIabstb
Stt, %, bon gopingtor; 2seuarb 6.
9nin, 25, unb &nra m. SofIep, "a,
beibe BON Chattanooga, SsHn.; Sats
Gneiano, %, unb Warearetbe Reters,
%, Don Gopington; SSrisori6 Dunbar,
81, unb RoHamia u. Ssutfh, 50, Don
sSRbianapoIis, sSnb.; 4lpbons 6. Ress
bp, SO, unb alice 9. mcgribs. 25,
pon parben, o.; Wiaium Sumss
Hanibap, 25, uno Mauo Griffith, 25,
bstos BON gopington; So6n =. DuIae
nsD, %, unb Srances g. S6maIs, q,
BON Cincinnati, O.; Cafe ainbsr, al,
bon 2son Station, oSub., ano 8irgie
Sunsling, 80. por 9ratis, O.; gb.
G:ant, "a, unb @liiabstb Snarr, "a,
feiot BON Retpport. ap.; gsrnar5
8ueltermarn. q, unb Qmanba e.
Rspnolos, 18, beibe bon Cincinnati,
8; SO6n Pare, 20. BON Cincinnati,
uub 8iOla SptnbIa, 90. BON gobinez
Ton; pGul @rapforb, q, unb pauiine
.filsn, q, BON 9amilton, 8.
@soras g. Gtrper ii6srtrua on
Gba 6. Sehrsft Cots go. 80 uub SO
IN Grlauser, ap., fir 1885.
- 5o6n 9orstp tpurbs unter Der
2lntlase Der 3srit6runs frsmbeu gis
gsntbams DsrbaFtet. SOf f.aussl erlangs
ts ben SaftsbsfebI.
-- Observation-Disclosures: 6. r. Si<
dsH, llmbau etnes Qabens an Der 3.
unn Scott Strabe, $500; so. 6olts
mann, fir Elm 8adfeingebduos an Der
Rontsomerp unb s. Strabs, $2700;
$. SothensaQ, 8afhstnbaus an Der
4. uno philadelphia StraBs $500;
DITTO 9erbarb, Gramsbaus an Der
4elar 4penue in 2atonia, $500.
SIN GalIs bon g. g, gauIs6errn
eegen bic GDopsrs Snternationale
Union, nurbe bas GeiAh fir einsn
ismpordrta Ginbaltsbefsbl psrpsigsrt.
- Sm Sale Der abersfia garmad
gessu Sacob @armad purbsn imsfreiss
gsri6te bic 3eusen in Der SheiBungss
flGae Dsrb0rt aHD bebisit iib Der Rid
ter bic gntfdeiouns Dor.
- Osburn Subfins erlanste eiaen
6aftsbeftbi gesen Carl Coleman, ipes
gen altiHbiebftutls. CIR fOI sinsn an
sug geftpbIsH bGbrl.
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- Der fan bon Gbdrltg qobrum
ipesen Gdtsbens nit Der abIidt. sSrau
german Stepens 5u tDbten, tpurbe TIM
Stabtgeri6t infolee Der abtpeienbeit
Ipidtiger 3eusen ouf Gumitas pers
IhobeH.
- Die 8urlen 2abdtpflanssr tpurz
ben pon benz 9oorb Of Control be-
nahrihtiet, buB tpeitere 20 9ro3ent
an Sabat fir 1909 unD 1910 gocls
besabIt lperosn. 0tefes madbt 40 pros
gent. Der Rdtb tpirb iih in alsrans
bria, ap., periammeIn unp bic Gbeds
ausmahen.
GbesrldubnibI6eiue. U. 3.
6opertamp unb Gpa u. Ssibert bon
8eIIepue, ap. 2eslie RobtnIon uno
ellie Smith, 8eibe BON 9srona, ap.
8eiistiteIpsr6noerun Dan
mabben an Wm. 2dnsenb1bu. Got on
Der Retrsat Strabe in 8susnus, ST..
Sard1 mars on Spbn unb Ssnnis
Sbielos, Got an Der STIRLING ab.,
6iabIanos, 81. 5ilIie 2utimer on
Wasgie AotpItns, Got an Der 5abIot
apenue In 8ellspue, 81. Sbaler 8errn,
Sruitss. an bic Rspport Stealth ano
Jmp. Co.. Got Don 80 CUB 5ront an
Der 10. Strabs, ST.. Sobn SbieIbs an
8eorg 4oIo, Got an Der IL. StraBe,
81.
- greS. gudst, 25, unb Mitbreo
Mius, Is, gsibe BON Cincinnati, psrs
iuhten In Gopingtpn uub Reppprt
stnsn Seiratbsfhsiu su srlanssn. Ia
bic anssbIihe Santtipn ihrsr Muttsr
peroGttig ausiob, lpuroe Der Gbes
i6etn Deripeigert.
- 8ertba RiIep itarb i'm 2lltsr bon
18 Sabren in Wt. STIRLING, ap., une
bic 3eite tpirb bsbufs gsItattung nah
Der @pbnung ihrer Sants. Srou Rid,
5. uuo 9dttsrfon Ctr, gsfanot.
- Der JaG bon Z. ssHnsnbaum
eestn marp 6uoTon tpurbe imarsiss
aeriht nisbsra.Ihlaeen, od sr dubers
asridtIih erIeoigt fpurbs.
- Die Blue 8rab Snn 60. bsrs
tIast. z. :. Sorbpcs, JOrOpes Mtlls
ReaItp 5OteI &C., gifbsr Bros, 8.
0prtkuit unD Charles Williamion
auf 3abIuns bon $4,000 uHo $500
2iuEsu
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-- Die 0apton unb 8sIIsous S6u'
len habsn ibrs 3uittmmuHg sur SbeiIs
nabme on sinsm Soul 5islo Sdp'
am 27. Ilai in 2atonia sessbsn.
- Ssrr Erent q. isItaup pO'
Cincinnati uRD SrI. anua 2ersn,
purbsn ssf.srH in ptr St. 5ransistus
Gtrts ourt &sp. Greifsutamp sbss
LID psrbuHosu.
- am tommenoen 5rsitus III Diff
tattcnstas Der 0ffsntIiden SauIsn in
Beatpus uHb iinb bic eltsn stngeta'
ben.
49, Der Gu9re o.s 6I. ORA 5tIu
Council Der 6. 9. b., Der in geIlspu'
GbesboIten puros. mar IN iebsr Gin
fidt Elm GrfoIs.
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WsrsIuitiafr Slsaer.

geIInceb Tlilss. Der Roger. Der an,
Gonnsag absnb in Der Dirtbidnfi an
her GefGisn nan 5obH Gtrabs Der
idiebens fsiasr Roiisgsnoifsn burG
RepolperfniiHt peripunneie anD bonn
babel calf. ben goIaiitsn 1riiIhIfr
bsrort snsurihisn. bah btr Beanie
nod an ben Usrissnnefn Darnispsfs
liset. ipurbe esi,ern TN peliafiaerid,t
BIB s5rsitae nnier $4,000 Niirgf&cfi
asftslt. .ba 1ritfdItr dubsrS StanDe mar.
I'M Gerid)i sn erfteiHsn. Anf benIflbt1
9ng ipurbtu ouh bic Udlk etDen pit
1aFbiesn Sim Garris upp Douglas
Gresbt. ptrfhobeH. bic boz Uillss an
osf4ontn Uorcta trureH.