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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-01

SIPS to Baltimore and Return,
Saturdays and Sundays, via Pennsylvania
railroad. Tickets good returning until 8
a m Monday. All regular trains. except
the Congressional Limited-Advt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-01

Keeps You Strong and Healthy.
People who drink Sparkling Ale are al
ways. robust. A great nerve tonic. "a bot
ties, $1.J0. Order a case from your dealer
or phone L. 254. Washington Brewery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-01

1t matters little what 1t is that you
want-whether a situation or a servant
"a want ad in The Star will reach the
person who will fill your need.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-01

Plenty Fine Hard Crabs Now Every
day at Schneider's, Line. 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-01

S49.21 to California Points, Via Balti-
more and Ohio, daily. March l to April
IA. 1912. Ask agents for particulars
Adyt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-01

By Popular Request, Dante's Inferno.
Virginia, 9, & G, today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-01

Building Operators Find 1t Policy
to order special millwork of Eisinger Bros
21O9 7th. Machines on premises, no delay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-01

Give the Children q Rich Bread.
Holmes Homemade Milk Bread is
rich with the ingredients that build bone
and muscle. 1t satisfies healthy appe-
titles. Ask Holmes Bakery to have
wagon call at your door every day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-01

Miller & krOgmann Will Have Their
usual selection of Dove Brand Hams.
Home Cured Jowls. Cooked Ham and
Tongues Pork products all kinds. Center
and X Street Markets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-01

Bargains In Tungsten Flashlights.
Electric Webster. III 9th NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-01

Furnaces, Ranges, Latrobes Repaired,
cleaned. s. s. Shedd & Bro. Co.. 432 9th
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ALONG THE RIVER FRONT.
Arrivals.

Schooner Clara Leonard, cord wood
from Nomini creek, at 18th street wharf
for J. H. Carter & Co.: schooner Thomas
w. Kirby. oysters in the shell from a
down-river point, at 18th street wharf for
the local market: Standard Oil Company
tug No. IL. towing tank barges No. )
and No. SO, oil, in bulk from Baltimore !;
schooner Mildred. railroad ties from Mat
tox creek, at 10th street wharf. for L. A.
Clarke & Son; schooner John r. Dixon.
oysters in the shell for the Wicomico
river for the market here; tug Capt.
Toby, towing lighter from Alexandria;
tug General Warren, light, from Deco
guam.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-01

Gas and Electric Pertables, DOmes,
Showers. s. S. Shedd & Bro. Co., 49, 9th.
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Departures.

Schooner Grace G. Bennett, from Alex
andria, with bottles for Newbern. n. c.:
schooner Halle X, light, for the lower
river to load oysters in the shell back
to this city; Bryants scow. shells from
18th street wharf to the crushing plant
at Alexandria,; schooner Mildred, for
Alexandria to unload railroad ties; tug
Camilla, with tow for a down-river
point.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-01

Open for inspection. Stag Hotel, COS 9th
.-Advt.
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Phone Your Want AID to 1he Star.
Main 2i40
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Water color blocks. Schmidt. 1921 18th.
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Phone Your Want Ad to The Star,
Main 2S4O
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Open for inspection. Stag Hotel. COS 9th
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in some respects it is already the most
beautiful city in the world. No other
city has such trees.
1t seems to me at times as though the
city had been set down in veritable
forest, possessing a charm which no other
city in the world has"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-01

Open for inspection. Stag Hotel. COS 9th.
The evening world., 1912-04-22

10 those two brave men - q Gight
token Of appreciation OF their superb
n self-efYacement In time Of
greatest peril? No compensation can
ever repay them for their Inspiring ex-
ample to every man whole fidelity to
duty In greater than the sense of self.
preservation.
Very respectfully,
JAMES q. WE.NTZ,
as West End avenue.
Pittsburgh. Pa. April 20. 1872.
Hon. W. J. Oaynor:
Dear air An appeal vas issued last
night 10 our people by the Hon. w. A.
NaGse. Mayor Of Pittsburgh. for the
relief Of the titanic sufferers, and the
citisens Of Pittsburgh have contributed
ol,1ss TO date.
I herewith inciose my check NJ treas
vrer for this amount. payable at the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company.
New York. 70 your order. for this pur-
pose. Yours very truly.
II. c. M'ELDOwNEY.
Mayors once, Chicago, III.
Hon. WNiiam GAynor:
Dear Sir: I am forwarding 10 you A
custodian Of the Red CrosS Emergency
Relief Fund Of Now York S2ss.B rom
tributions 70 date 10 the fund raised by
the city Of Chicago for tho relied Of the
survivors Of the Titanic.
Yours very truly,
CARTER II. HARRISON.
Mayor.
The evening world., 1912-04-22
TO SPEND MILLION
IN SEARCH Of SEAS
FOR AST0R'S BODY
tconunusd from ysrst Pass.)

York's social 4eadlrs. The ohisf point
Of interest he's been to know whsthsr
there would b any Issue from Col. A.
tors second marriage. and, II 20. wheth-
~ this child would inherit any part Of
the Astor milhonS.
On both thsss points this newspapsr
now gives definite information. The
Evening World 10 able TO state With
absolute authority that Col. Aston aftcr
his marriage to Madeleine Force made
. new will. In this will he made
provason for q issus BY his alliance
with Mrs. Madeleine Force Aston. This
will was made dsspats the tact that he
. prs.nuptiai Agreement with his
second wife settling q large fortune on
her In lieu OF her dover rights. This
amount was said to have been $4,000. Ooo,
but this was denied to-day by Q man
iRtimats With Col. John Jacob Astor's
affairs. Whether the settlement was
more or lees VA not asserted.
Should there b. N heir, the child
viii not be deprived Of his OF her share
Of the Aston fortune. although Il 10
sensrally presumed that its share will
not be ~ much ~ that b~cQueathed to
either Vincent or Muriel Aston. the
children Of Mrs. Ava Willing Astor.
The evening world., 1912-04-22
in regard TO any detAns." sslt
Aston FORTUNE gsTlMATep 40
HioH A o2o0.0oo00al

The Astor fortune IL estimated be-
tween $50. 0oo.0o and S3oo.e 200. Il IL
chiefly real estate. The Aston Estate
10 the largest taxpayer IN this country.
John Jacob Astor was assessed for the
year 1912, III, 2o2,S 800 realty. The william
Ast0r estate was assessed at SO, ~, 600.
Young Vincent Aston. who will be the
head OF the Astor house. 10 q student
In Harvard. lie resembles his father,
although he II not ~ heavy. He has
been a delicate boy and has received
great care all his life.
When Vincent wal only twelve he was
dangerously III Of sppsndicttis. A year
later he had another operation on his
throat. Since then he has bsenI taken
abroad many Zines for his health.
He became . student At Elton, In Ene.
land. The remainder Of his training Dc
received at 81. Georges. In Newport,
where he prepared to enter Harvard. He
ID said TO have desired 10 study Law after
he received his degree Of bachelor Of
Arts. -
1t 10 thought probable By those who
know that young Aston will remain in
college to hnish his course. but tha< he
will then devote his time exclusively q
managing the vast fortune which hls
father. 20 whom he was dsvotsdiy 81.
tached. has left him. He 10 not married,
and no 10 considsrsd the biggest catch
In New York.
The evening world., 1912-04-22

who wal divorced from Col. Astor In
1910, when she received her nnsl decree
from Justice Mills In White Plains.
DAUGHTER ~ FIRST WIFE 10
AN HEIR.
Vincent and Muriel Astor are the
only ~heirs-should there be no issue
from the second m%arriage-to the Aston
estate. II has been presumed that
Murlel. who Is at present with her
mother In England. was not to receive
any Of the Astor fortune, except that
which she would inherit from her
mother, Mrs. Ava willing AslUr. who al
the time OF her divorce received a large
settlement. said to be Si0.0O0.O00. from
Col. Astor. This was d~issIpated to-day
when an Evening World reporter learned
that Murlel was an heir. and that the
Astor will could not Ne Offered for pro-
bate until she was served with formal
notice OF the fact.
Muriel Aston was given Into the Gus
tody Of her mother at the time OF the
divorce and Mrs. Aston is her sole
guardian. Vincent Aston will not be Of
legal age until Nov. rs. 1912. She 10 also
under age.
The bulk OF the Aston estate will 70
to young Vincent Aston. Who are the
executors Of his fathers will 10 not TO
be REVEALED until the will II offered Tor
probate, which will be at the earliest
possible moment.
The law frm Of Carter. Ledysrd D
Mitburn. Of No. q Wall street, who
acted for Col. Astor at the time Of his
divorce. are still his attorneys and have
the Aston will In their possession. Mr..
Bayiis. Q member Of the hrm. when seen
by an Evening World reporter said:
Amy statement In regard to Col. A.
tors will 10 prsmskurs at this time. al.
though Il 10 felt b. his family that he
was lost with the Titanic.
The will shall BE- prObAted ~ soon ~
Il 70 proper. It will be nscsssary. Of
course. for all the heirs to he apprised
Of the fact. ! regret I cannot say o
at this ttme."
Mrs. Ava Willing Aston when she sued
Col Aston retained - her counsel the
hrm Of Strong q Cadwailader Of No. =
Wall street. Hugh 9. Bayne. . member
of the hrm. actually conducted her suit.
He 10 still representing Mrs. Astor In
this country. When interviewed at his
homo in Brownsville BY an Evening
World reporter. he said:
AS yet w know nothing about the
will ~ regards the effect II will have
upon the hsirs In this country. A. far
a. Mrs.. Ava Astor 10 concerned and her
daughter Muriel, I . . nothing. We
have not communicated with her ~ yet
The evening world., 1912-04-22

Much Of the nsat fortune Il was cat
OF Col. Astor's power to leave By Will.
Under the will Of ne father. william
Astor, Il was held In trust for him ana
reverted automatically to William Astor
on the death Of COL John jacob Aston.
The evening world., 1912-04-22
The Home Doctor


Ons and ens.haif ounces Balm Of oiisad
buds. one pound bruised rock candy. one
p ,.ssm 1.frs'n nul RS.;: on %: :.c.S .al; X L, 0u sw:
:iSS1y i o Si;'S ,.S,s;;I sssS :tr; .y:r, D S::;! Fl 4
&: .S,'SIsS oy I: ssS.'; :s:.S So1 as,i sSsi
sysry hour, until decided. .sssiisi' IL fsit.
These simple i~n1rsaients. known 20 every
%,i..a -, :.s ss:; 2 Doors: !. ks::.
81 . and should >: ssi:2 Balm q
Oliead'."-Advt
The evening world., 1912-04-22
Sale of Furniture
At Much Less Than Regular Prices

Odd Suites and Separate Pieces, suitable for Libraries.
Living Rooms and Halls. High-grade Oak Furniture,
Fun,ed and Antique Oak Finish.
Large Comfortable Arm Chairs
$3.50, $3.50. 5000. $500, $500
Regularly $3.50. 1880. $50. 90. $3.50. 5000
Morris Chairs. $500, $3.50
Regularly $4,000. sas.5o
Large Hall Chairs. :. $4,000, $3.50, $4z.5o
Regularly $4,000. $4,000. $65.O0
Desk $3.50, $3.50, $500. $500, $65.oo
Reg. $1,000. 1880. $500. $4,000. $500
Book Cases. $3.50, $3.50, $32.5o, $1,000
Regularly $3.50. $500. $4,000. $4,000
Tables S22.50, $4,000
Regularly ss7.5 so. $500
Complete Showing of
Summer Furniture. Hammock, Sc.
Awnings, Shades and Slip Covers TO Order.
Lace and Heavy Hangings Cleaned and Stored.
The evening world., 1912-04-22
IS ADDED TODAY
To MAYORS TITANIC FUND
Contributions Received From Chicago and Pitts
burgh Collections-$1, 900 From Mrs. John w.
Mackay, $500 From Schuyler L. Parsons.

4 With a check for $1,000 from Mrs.
J ohn W. Mackay. one FOR $500 from
= chuyier l.. Parsons. and scores OF
bther checks and cash contributions
:Srom many sympathissrs, the Mayors
relief fund was sweiIed oio.ss9 BY noon
.ao-day. Tue total at that hour was
3el,S71.SG.
Z Among other contributions received
swas q sun, Of money from Mayor Har-
bison Of Chicago. contributed BY resi-
Scents Of that city.
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Not. ibret,, Nater
Suaen 9iobert nnb Soeurp Sfnees
mann entfiibrf ipprbeu iein.

Srau Senrp Sdneenann bon Go.
80 Dit 8. gpenue, eriufte geltern
Rafnlittag Die VoIisei. 9tahforihun-
gen nah ibrsn beioen 4inbern Hobert
rno SenrD, 8 reip. a Sabre oft, an3u.
ItelleiL melhe ieit aeitern Morgen
$50 llbr ,inter perodhtigen llmitdn.
ben peridapimoen iinb Die anaben
ipielten anf benz Seitenpege nabe Ser
@obnrng ibrer Wutter. Surge 3eit
ipdter ,purSen fie pernliBt unb Sro,l
Sd)lieenonn alarntirte iofort Die
Nahborn, tpelde unpersiiglih Rnns
lorihrngen nah bent @inbe anItea-
ten. Die glitter befiird,tet, onB ihre
beioen Sobne bon Dem @ater entiiibrt
rporSen iinb. 9as ebepaar lebie Ieit
ldngerer .3eit getrernt uno Shnee-
mann batte Ste Stabt perlailen, ioll
iebod fiir8lif, 5uriidgefomlnen unD
aeiter II Worgen in Der 9tahbaribait
geieben tporben iein. sSrau Sd)nee.
mann alau5t. oaB Iih ibr Mann ent-
ipeber nad| Hodfelb, ap., oaer Menl.
phis, Senr, bege6en bat. Die VoIi-
5eibeboroeu eenannter 5t1ote limb er.
iudt morben, grlsihan nat Dem
Wanne al halten.
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9attStt uuD 8euebne.

antpalt srant SpiBeIb.reer iii
bon gbarlestonn, 20. g.. 5uriidas~
febrt.
- Die Douglas 2oae Der q. of q.
bon gellepue eripdblte folsenbe 9eamz
ts: 8. g.: q. so. Gnlctpea; .. g.:
8. S. Gong; prdiate: Sobn 0un6ai
M, Of So: Sarrp 5. aObI; W. Of g.:
sSobn M. Spargo; M. of g.: U. &,d:
W. Of g.: III. s. airhboff; W. Of o..
5. pbilips; SnHere Wa6e: Wiuiam
Sones; aeubere Wohs: 3. 8. Mais
items.
- Die gulbins Star Cog. go. AZ,
&. Of s., Don Oapton ertpGblte fot-
genbe 8eamte: Chancellor gommens
ber: Gilbert s. Vetpbouie; Yiee g.:
Hobert ReIDboufe; prdlat: logan
Ridles; aeeper of Recorbs II. Ssol:
go. 6. uaerp; M. Of s.: g. o.
Haigbn; so. of g.: Wiu 2infe; 80. oi
3d.: O. Quinbb; 90. of N.: Carl g.
DabibIon; Snnere Dade: gbarles
Gdert; Neubtre Mahe: Clinton gis.
~; srufees: Wm. R. smitb.
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fat uno iif I'M n1aterlellen Wcnlter.
opiit perlpirflidlt uno bon Dem goff-
lidcu @eiit gebeilt iperoen fann. lSle
8laubenSbciQebte bebeltet lene oar'
ltelbQre @iiicnihait, Die gefrelrile
bon alien llebeln bringt. Gte er'
mabn,lnQ OeS 2lpoltelS 9anlus. ltll'er
Sell al lpirfen, be3ieht iih ntht al
lein oui ben @laubcn an Ghriltits als
@ottesiobu, iou0ern olth auf Die .ea-
freiltna pon Siinoe, BON Den ganoen
sieier @elt, bon Peihrdntrng, 5ebl.
Id]lag, aranfbeit, Ioo
Ter Sauptpulft III Der 6rI'tllten
6IaubeusheiQe1re lei Der, oab 8ott,
bas gottlid)e @cien, Die Selling per-
liriad)t uno nidt Der menihllte Se=
oanfe. 9lm Shluiie ieines gortrageS
prizes Serr Hatbpon Die 8eroienlte
bon sSrau Gobp. Der @riinoerin Der
@lal;bensbeiaegre.
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Mmfdae.

5rdu Gmmo Sampion, 81 Sabre
alt. bon go. 242 4Ipine place, fam
sshsrn on Der Gutter Strabe 6e;m
0erlafen elmer glarf Ctr. Gar au
Jall rno 5os ii6 einsn 9iift.nbrud)
Su. Sie ipuroe nah benz it1btiIfgn
9ofpital sebradt,
- 0as Gubrtpert bes 5enrp Rias
re, bon Dapton, 1p., ipurDe aeltern
nor bem 6anie No. 1924 gollerain
Dor rem 9aufe Ho. 1924 Golerui.
Mpe., bon elmer golerain Mpe. Gar
alare fpurbe auf bic Strabe oeiHleuz
bert unb srlitt .inen SdGbelbru5
uno anbere WerltBunesn. gr ipurss
i'm patrolnagen 5 nah benz itdbtiIhsa
5oipital sebraht.
Cine oft seriists rnfiite iollse
seitern abenD benz 9 Sabre alisn Geo.
Yaber, bon go. 1859 ssoTuts Ctr,
perbdngniBboIl tpsrben. Der Rnate
bate fif nabe ieiner elterlidtn Dob-
'nuns On bem Wagen bss Soi. ga
tansdro, 30. 719 glart Strabe. on
aebdnei, als er ieinen AaIs perIot unn
70 un5liidlih 5u goben fiirste. bdb CT
iikrfab,en tpurR. st erlitt cinen
Bruh ces linsen 8einss unb tnu-ts,
nabbeHl ibm Don eiuem in ber g1hf
pphnenoeu Qrste elm Werbanb ansey
legt ipcroen mar. beimgtbroht.
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9(xgeblidbe 9eiperabps
gaiien lid pbne Wibcritano pon Der
Eoli3ei feitnebmen.

Wttt groBer 8oriiht ginaen iriib
aeltern Worgeu Rahtdef Nottebaum
!ilno Die Geteftips Naincp iuno Jllr-
ntpleeo Dor, ais lie bos Sots No. 429
0elt {. Nuenue ailshobcn, nm Drei
.ptnnner babbaft al lperben, lpelde
|angeblid) bon Der Gbicogoer Goli5ei
gehldt meroen. 2ebtere bate oarauf
altirnerflam gemaht, oaB eS iih nm
oelperote 8erbreter banble, nelde
obne Wetteres 5uln HeDoIper greifen
Diireen. Gie 9eamten braneen oaber
nit ge5oaeuen HepoIpern in oas Saus
Gin uno befableu ben M1nner,t, bie
Sanoe bod5ubalten. Gas 5rio fam
Dem geieble nah uuo Iieb iid) obne
hen geringIten Wioeritoro ieitnep-
men, Die 8efonaenen regiitrirten iih
ais CHARLES aapanougb. y Sabre
alt, 8eorg aellp, rs Sabre alt ino
Sam Salptell, 26 Sabre alt uno
mlroen sinad)it oils oerodhtig einae.
iperrt 0osielbe geid)ab NIT einem
tSrauen5imner Gau1elS 9ailp Ment,
% Sabre alt ipel6e li6 in @eieQ-
ltait Der orei Manner beiano. 8eb-
bait Die 8eiangeneu BON ben Gbica-
aoer VehDroen perlanet nerben, lit
nidt befarnt. Gie Ieeteren iuuroen
iofort Don Der 6eitnahme Der WeGn-
ner III aenlltnib geiebt.
Die Gefangenen ipllsn mad 4uiitt
Der qoIiset nit ben brsi StraBenrda=
BERN ibentiit iein, ipslh. in Der
0ieniiog Ruht on Der Georee uno
Sopn StraBe ben 2ouis gloome, e:z
nen QngeitelIten nss Weber's Gafe, an
0ine StraBe, nabs 6. 2lps. oufae1atz
ten Lnb sstualtiam Inn feline 9aar>
idaTt erleihtert bdben. Der perps.
gene Rdubanfa1 tpurbe bon mebrerer.
austnSeuaen geisb.n, tpeIds beute nit
cen 8erbdhtieen tonfrpntirt iperoen
fpllen.
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CieS xns Sas.

Die 5ilgunssionbs sruitees
Der nunmsbr siugsmeinOeten Srtihafs
ten pleaiant Riose Iiefsrten seitern bel
Stabtouoitor WaIbburn bas in ibr.n
Sdaben befinblihe 8erm0gen Der Grit
ic1dit, Bombs in getrass BON $4,000
unb S2500 in Boar, ob. Der s;aaes
lrtiI.sr DER E.tfd)oft bat bas in Isirei,
Geiig fsfinotidye gslb bersits Dor einis
gen 1aGsE g.: ben Stabtfdasmsii,sr
aennsp abgsilIri.
- Die poli5iiten gbarI.s 6. gliee
uno Gouis u. Subb nuroen seItsru auf
smpfebluns beg poIia.inr5tes weaen
tOrptrliher ltntauslihteit penfioniyt.
5ubb sebDrie bsr itGbtii6en po!isei
felt benz Sabre 1887 an unb Ylire mar
Fit benz Sabre 1883 goli3ift. 9}lice
1T obn. Jrase Elm pehposel. Gr mar
i'm aaufs Der Sabre 10 oft i'm Dienii
perunsliidt, bob er j.st tbatfdhli6 ein
biIfloisr ariippel lit.
- Die Californian Soeistp fei.rt
heute 4beno ct. 4nbreostaa unb
sleih5eitis bas 85. Stiftunasfeft
burh elm syeitsHen i'm Granb 6otel.
0as Eommittee. tpelhss oi. arraneez
ments setroffen tat, beite1t aus ben
5erren 20. .. 6enberfon. Robert
Carlisle, Wm. u. Donalolon. Wm.
Witie unb W. u. 6aftie. Uerihi.-
b:ne idottiids 2ieber esIans.n gum
0ortrus.
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ipelhes I'm 6pfe nabe benz 5ranl'z
@ebdubc itann, in 8ranb seiebt. Gin
ALARM BON aaiten 884 bruhte Spr'7
BEN Comp. "a 5ur SteGe. Das 5susr
tonnte i'm Refine eritidt tperben. Der
S4aoen belduft fid auf $50.
yunten aus benz Ghornitein iebs
ten geftern bas Dan bes Wobnbaufes
oes Rihurb Wbite, San Bart unp
Gorafer Mpe., in 9ranb. Das uno,z
oertenbe Sseusr uurbe auf sincn
Ilarm BON aaiten 375 FIN, selOift,
bepos nennenspertber Shaben dng,s
ri6tet tperben tonnte.
Sin StilaIarm rief ssltern abeno
bic Jeuettpebr naf benz 3ur 3eit .eer@
iiebeEten @ebdlioe, $50. 332 Wapns
Str, In ipelhem aus unbetanate.
llrIaTe Elm Jeuer gum 4usbrud &C.
tommen mar. Die Gefabt ipurbe III
ipeniaen Winuien beieitist.
Gin iiberbsi5ter Gurnace uerilfa
iante seitern ein 5euer in Dem Gta~
tlifemen. Der 5irna SpI. @olofeoer
il. Scn. go. 1881 2oeuit Strabe. De
granoifaben belduft fih auf 500
6rau GoIbfeber entoedte oas 5euer
unb elite nit ibrem 8ahb Ing Jrele.
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Aui @eranlaiinng eines syrennoes
inter Der glnflase oeS
&etrnses uerbaifet.

Die 5amiIis Mc2ean befinbet iib IN
5rubel. Wie on anoerer STEELE berihs
tet, lieeen gegen Charles rGboppte"
Reaean, sinen 9ruosr Dss beriibmten
slbfdnsers r2urrD" Wc2eon, mshrert
9lntldssn oes Sai6enoiebituhls Dor.
Der 5au puroe seitern na6 lonsipiss
riger 9erbarblung bon Ridtsr Srtts
auf beute perfhoben. ,2arrp". oefen
rihtiasr Rame Sobn 9. Me2ean 1T,
betrat betanntli4 ben 3eusenitanp,
Inn elm 4libi fir ieinen gruoer
noh5utpeiien. Gr abnte ausenfheins
lth niht, bab aud iiber ibn bag Daz
motlesf6ipert ihtpebte uno DAB er ne
nise Stunoen ipater bas ShidlaI ieiz
iits 8ruoers tbeilen fperoe. gliff.
9ansbon bon SO. 2446 @il6srt Mps>
me. 8eiib.r oes 5beatrical Cafes uuf
WaInut Sius. srpirtte ndmlid am
Rahmittas einen 0uftbsfebl s.sen
2arrp Me2ean. feinen lausjdbrigeu
freuno unb Rahbarn, unter Der 4ns
flose Oss getruss. Der In allen 1b.i.
Nn Der @ereinisten Staaten bttann.e
gaiebauipieler unp abgott Der rJans"
!puroe bon bem 9et.ttineSerg.onten
Grim uno ben 9ebeimpolisiiten 5rams
nno Gnohenh1uer perhaftet unb fpds
ter eegen $500 8iireihoft, tpelhe ppn
Gbas. 9. Risfaus seleiftet tpurpe, aui
freien Gub aeiett. ST tpirb beftuIs
oist. 2dnsbon nit stnem ipertbloIen
Ghet duf pi. 5unftesGritte gtotionaIs
SAINT um $50 beitpinbeIt au baben.
2ansbon Deriuhte perfhiebsne Male,
ibn 5u Deranldfen, ihm bic $50 3uriids
5useoen, bate iebod teinsn griolg,
loeshalb er ihlieblih. bes Wartens
iibsrpriiiiig, feline g.rbafiung psran-
ldBte.
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Jn sinem Sdupp.n 6int.r benz
Giabliiement Der Wobern Jurniilrs
Co., 80. 2238 8osen Strabe, tam aee
tern Nuhmittas aus unbetannter llrs
fade ein J.uer gum Husbrut, tpsL-
hes teoeutenbe 4ufreeune bernorr;ef.
Nnseitellte Der Gnbrit bilbetsn Elm.
Gimerbrisabe unb l0fhten bic GiaEt.
men Dor. Mntunft oes ysuer 0epa.s
tements.
@robe Mufresuns ipurbe eei!ern
burh ein unbeoeutenoes 1euer bsrs
porssrufen, tpelhes in Der MobnnnJ
bes sJobn D'gonnel, go. $50 6omiIl
ton 4De. gum Nusbru4 getom;u,n
mar. Der 1rnnb ipurbe gel0fmt. te-
Dor nennenstpersber Shdbsn anseri1s
let tporben mar.
Dns Mobnbaus Der Grau Sol.
D'GonneIl, 30. 627 hnmiIton Mte.,
tpurbe aeittrn bur4 Elm Af4tnfab,
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