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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-31
ROBERT B. WARDS WILL FILED
Unmarried Daughter. Receive
More Than Other children.

WHITE PLAINS. y. Y. oct. 30-Thc
three unmarried daughters OF itohrrt
Boyd Ward, late owner of the BROOKLYN
Federal League baseball franchise, and
president of the Ward Baking Company.
will receive twice the amounts left to
their brothers and sisters. according to
Mr.. Wards will which was filed for
probate to-day.
The estate is estimated at nearly
5000. 900. though the transfer tax filed
with the Will states merely that tho
value Of real and personal property cx-
Ceeds 5000 in each case. Mary =.
Ward, the widow, receives half the es-
tate and the use Of the New Rochelle
property where her husband died on
October Is. She receives also three
,hirty-seconds of the remainder in TRUST.
to be distributed among such charitable
and religious organizations as she may
elect.
The remainder Of the estate goes 70 the
nine children, hut in the distribution
of stocks and bonds OF the Ward Motor
Vehicle Company, a son, Charles. re-
ceives Il preference. Mrs. Ward is named
az executrix and Charles, Howard d.
and William It., sons, executors Of the
estate.
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BOY OF MYSTERY IDENTIFIED
Workers Police Find Lad Is Son Of
Japancse Editor.

YoNKERs. Oct. 3O,-The twelve-year-
old boy arrested in YonlSers for vio-
lation of the curfew law five weeks ago.
whom the police have been trying ever
since to Identify, proved to-day to be
clifton Adachi OF 100 Wadsworth ave-
nue.. New York city.
Charles Warner. superintendent of
the Society for the Prevention of cruelty
to children, who sent photographs of
the lad to the newspapers. received IA
letter from Agent y. j, Walker OF the
Albany Humane Society stating that
kennesuke Adachi had recognized the
boys Photograph in the newspapers,
Warner got in touch with the lads
father. who IL n Japanese editor, and
later he identified the boy, whose mother
is dead,
The. lad toll the police that he would
not reveal his Identity because he had
been beaten M was afraid to go home.
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SKATING CLUB TO AID
WAR RELIEF WORK
Meetings Will BE Held at Rink
in Open Air Garden Of
Hotel BiltmOre.
AFTERNOON TEAS ALSO

One OF the novelties Of the winter
will be the ice skating and afternoon
tea club TO be known az the Secours
Nationale Skating Club. which proposes
to hold its meetings on Tuesday and
Thursday afternoons during December.
January and February. Meetings of
this club will be held In the open air
Italian Garden OF the Hotel Biltmore,
where there Is a space 70xi5 feet. which
will he flooded and kept in excellent
condition for skating. The sides OF the
garden will be enclosed, but the top
poses 1t will be open air skating. A
tea room will adjoin the rink. but this
will be enclosed in glass and heated.
The club Is being formed by the COM
mite, Of the Sccours Rationale. which
aids French women and children and
Belgian refugees. and also by members
OF the Lafayette Fund. who administer
immediate relief to the unavoidable SUI
ferinss of men In the trenches. The pro-
ceeds will he divided between these two
organizations. II has been shown that
after more than a year OF war even
more help Is needed. The members OF
the two committees will preside at the
tea tables each afternoon the club
meets.
The fer FOR family membership for
the season will be $35 and for single
membership $50. Although members
will have the privilege Of introducing
guests. the committees feel obliged to
limit the number OF such tickets on ac-
count of the space OF the skating rink
and there will be an admission fee for
such guests.
The American Committee OF the
Secours Rationale includes Mines, Fred
erick II. Allen, Robert Bacon. W. Bay
ard Cutting. WILLIAM Greenough. +.
Gray Griswold. Walter L. Maynard.
ogden Mills. Francis X. Pendleton.
Nathaniel Thayer. whitney Warren and
Harry =. whitney. The men Of the COM
inittee are Charles L. Alexander. Fred
crick H.. Allen. Charles Dana Gibson.
Icnald Harper. McDougall Hawkes..
r, cderic A. Juilliard. Den. Horace Por-
ter. Lloyd Warren and 7. Tiieston
Wells.
Tie Lafayette Fund Committee in
cludes Baroness Amaury de la Grange.
Mira. John Jacob Aston. Mrs. w. Aston
Chanler. Mrs. John Jay Chapman. Mrs.
James u. Duke. Mrs. Newbold lie Roy
Edgar. Mrs. Peter Cooper Hewitt. Mrs.
Archer NJ. Huntington, Mrs. Philip NJ.
Lydig. Miss Janet Scudder, Mrs. Lee
Thomas. Mrs. N. Orme Wilson. Mrs.
Henry Rogers Winthrop. Miss Jane
Barger Wallach. Robert l.. Bacon. Fred
rio y. Coudert. Rawlins Cottenet. Rich |
Harding Davis. Archer NJ. Hunting
ton. Pl.lip W. Livermore. Philip NJ. I.y-
dig. John g. Milburn. W. Forbes Nor
gan. Gouverneur Morris. Ralph Preston.
W. Beverley Rogers, Charles $. Scrib-
ner and Charles II. Wetmore. ,
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Dr. Frank Herbert Daniels.

In Frank Herbert Daniels. for many
years a well known physician OF upper
New YORK., died suddenly early Satur-
day morning at his home, 100 Yves,
l22d street, from heart disease. DIR.
Daniels was born in Boston nfty-ninr
Years ago. lie was graduated iron,
Harvard in 1879 and from the Harvard
Medical School in 1854.
lie was a fellow in the American Medi-
cal Association, ~rice-president Of tho
American Medical Jurisprudence Society,
a member Of ,he Harvard Medical So
ciety, the Manhattan Medical Society.
tn" Greater Sew York Medical Asso,
citation, the County Medical Society, III.
Medical Society of Jurisprudence and
was the visiting physician at the j
Hood Wright Hospital Tor mann years
lie is survived by his widow and one
daughter. Mrs, Stanley Il. Thorpe.
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NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD

Mrs. Raymond Lesher will give n
luncheon at Sherry's on November -
for her debutante daughter, Miss Madge
Raymond Lesher.
Mrs. Albert II. Wiggin will give a
reception AT her home. 521 Park ave-
nu., on December 90 for her debutante
daughter, Miss Muriel Virgin,
The receipts OF the charity bazaar
held at the Ritz-Carlton On Thursday
and Friday amounted To more than
1000. n Of this sum $4,000 was
realized from the auction sale OF cos
TUNES.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Elliot Warren.
who have been at the Brick House,
their country place In Woodmere, J.. J.,
since May, will return to New York this
week and will he at the Hotel Rcnais-
nnce for the winter.
The Ladies Auxiliary OF the Lying
In Hospital nave decided TO give for tho
benefit OF that institution a black and
white ball at Sherry's on January II.
Thee will be several interesting and
novel features. Tickets will shortly be
placed on sale and may be had OF Mrs.
". Pierson Hamilton, 32 East Thirty
sixth street. Among the patrOnesses Of
Mre. James w. Markoe and Mrs. Louis
Lee Stanton,
The first Junior assembly OF the win
ter will take place at Sherry's on No
ycmber 80. Among the new subscrib-
crs for this season are Mines. Ernest
Il. Adee. Allan MarIuand. James Byrne,
Harry Sedgwick. Julien II. Davies. T..
MacNeil Bacon, Charles Dana Gihso'
Lawrence Greer. j. Walter Nuou,
Thomas u. Howard. Edward II. Stet-
tiuius, Alvin W. krech. Charles IL, Sim
mons, william Is, Dinsmore, Adrian II,
Larkin. Lowell Lincoln. James w. Mar
kue, william u. Porter. Wallace y.
Knapp, II. DE berkeley Parsons, Howard
Mott Potter, Samuel Rikcr and Henry
II. Plat.
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ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Announcement has been made OF the
engagement OF Miss Anna l.. Sturgls,
daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. William |"
Sturgis. TO Edward ". Wright. Jr.. Of
this city. Miss Sturgis was introduced
to society last winter and il a sister Of
Henry Sprague Sturgis. Mr.. Wright IL n
son OF MIR, and Mrs. T.. y. Wright of
Germantown, Pa. He was graduated
from Harvard in 1911. No date has
been set for the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs, edward \, Cruikshank
have announced the engagement OF their
only daughter, Miss Helen Cruikshanl,
10 william II. Davis of this city. Miss
C%ruikshank has spent much of her time
studying II Paris and London. No date
has been set for the wedding.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

Plaza-Mr, and Mrs. Lewis u. Stillweli.
Lake wood, y, j.
Observation-Disclosures States Senator
Gore and Mrs. Gore, oklahoma.
Gotham-Mr. and Mrs, clifford II, Noor-
hces. New brunswick, y, j.; Mr.. and Mrs.
John n, Rathprn, Providence.
Belleclalre-A W, Harrington, Jr., Stock :
bridge, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. A. u. BYRD,
Jr, ST. Louis. Nioholas kouznctaon, Petro-
grad.
McAlp!n-M!ss Chrystal Macmillan, Edin-
hurgh; Mr. and Mrs. e. II. MrMullen,
Seattle; Misses e, X, ana Dorothy Gordon.
Boston,
ClnridFe--Mis GLADYS Zpll, Sea Gate.
n, v; Mr., and Mrs, ", T.. Gray, Toledo
Misses Nsri and Doris SummerhelL, 81.
Louis; ]. +. Merrill. san Francisco.
knickerbocker--Mr. and Mrs. \. r..
Ohernie, knoxville. Nv, aud Mrs, Charles
Hurley and Miss Alice Hurley, Boston
Mr.. and Mv n. n, Young, Youngstown.
Ohio,
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A reception will be held for Mr.. and
Mrs. Ignace I'aderewski in the ballroom
OF the Blltmore on Friday afternoon
FROM ? TO 7 o'clock under the auspices OF
the Elinor Comstock Music School. The
proceeds will he devoted to the Polish
Victims Relief Fund. There will be a
programme OF music followed by dane
ing. Tickets at SO each are on sale at
the Polish Relief Fund headquarters
and at the Biltmore.
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Lord Wrlby was elevated To the peer
age A. Baron in 1891 lie vas horr
In liarcSton, l.eicestrrsh!re. and was
educated at Exon and Trinity College,
t~;uubv!dge. lie was once AN Alderman
and chairman o' the London County
Council. lie WAS a Liberal in politics.
Ia 1913 he was made a Irivy coun-
c.llor,
L"Id Wclby entered the Treasury In
1896, became Assistant Financial Sec
ictdrY to the Treasury in lNSO, Auditor
Of the Civil List in 1881 and Permanent
Secretary of IA" Treasury IN 1855, hold.
ing his position uut.l 1895.
II" was unmarried and left no heir.
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Andrew-Reid.

Mrs. Marion Lindsay Reid, daughter
OF Mrs. NJ. Lindsay Clark of IS Law
renee street, Flushing. a descendant o:
an old Baltimore family, and Leslie An
drews of summit street, Flushing, were
married yesterday afternoon at the home
OF the brides mother. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. David James
Burrell, pastor OF the Marble Collegiate
church, Manhattan. The bride was un-
attended. Haven Clark. her brother.
gave her away. Stanley Reinhsrt was
best man.
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WILLS AND ~APPRAISALS.

ANDREW NJ CIIrrE, a lawye~. who
died April |, 1914, left S2i,G2A to two
daughters
FREDERICK y BALLARD. member Of
February 90. 1918, left s9l.73S. He gave u
life Interest in i.>,i0e 80 his wife, aud
on her death tho estate goes to a son and
two daughters.
JAMES r.. FARMER, author and teacher.
who browne himself of station Island On
MAY 81 last. left an estate Of Sl3.9ts.
which went TO hts sister. Mrs, Allan +
Homer OF Cleveland, Farmer was "A
nephew Of Colgate Hoyt, the banker. The
appraisal showed that his tewc'ry was n
pawn at the time OF his suicide,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-31
Ste6cns-MncDOuRan

DR.. Walter Steffens OF College Point
and Miss Catherine MacDougall Of Bur
nnRton, VT. were married by the Rev.
George Drew Egbert. pastor of the First
Congregational Church, Friday night,
DIR. Steffens WAS for several years con-
nected with the Flushing Hospital, where
hi, bride was superintendent of the drs-
en0aTy.
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Miss ZeIma RawIston.

The death OF Miss Zelma Rawlston,
IA member of the cast of "Chin Chin"
occurred yesterday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Allen 81. John in the Clinton
apartments. in her forty-seventh year.
She was born in Germany ana came here
when n child Miss I;awls,on died pos
sessed OF considerable property. Tit
funeral takes place At > i. NJ. to-day
from the Calvary Baptist Church.
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Miss Katharine l.. woodruff. daughter
OF Mrs. william u. Woodruff Of $50
Madison avenue, was married to Julian
T.. d'I;ste Of this city ON Thursday In
the West End Collegiate Church, the
Rev. DR.. Henry r.. Cobb. pastor OF
the church, performing the certmony.
Afterward there was "A reception at the
nome OF the brides mother, Mr., and
Mrs, d'F.ste will live at IL Central ave-
nue.. st. George, =. J..
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CAPT. ". u. WaIcOtt.

Cant. William II. Wolcott, who died
suddenly at his home, lSi Franklin
street, Grsenpoint, Thursday in his sixty
third year, was for many wears an East
River pilot attached to the ,ireenpoint
Ferry Company. He was horn in that
section of Brooklyn II was the son Of
an old river pilot.
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"a u. I.Rrl.

Samuel r. Earl. 50, n deacon ~ Piym.
outh church, iirooklyn, died yesterday
NJ his home, III Henry street. Before
coming to Hrooklyn, thirty-nve years
ago, he was superintendent OF the ltud-
son Street NJ. T. Church I'm Albany.
lie leaves a son and daughter.
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Special TdbTe DespdfcN 20 THE SIN,
IoNpoN. Oct. 30.-The engagement OF
Miss Felicity Tree. second daughter OF
Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree, and Capt.
Cory-Wright, son of Sir Arthur Cory
Cory-Wright, was announced to-day
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lie Raism es-NOe.

ELIzABEru. y. j., Oct ,30.-Miss Mary
Louise Noe, daughter OF Mr.. ard Ms,
Louis n. Noe OF Elizabeth, became the
hride last night of Alfred Joseph de
Raismes, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hippolyte
\. de Raismes. The wedding took place
AZ The home Of the bride. the Rev, DE-,
Force Whitaker performing the cere-
u1OnN.
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Nrs. EIk~ NIndIiu Sanders.

Mrs. Elke Mindlin Sanders. mother Of
Judge Leon Sanders, died yesterday at
the home of her son. Barnett. 16S South
Second street. Brooklyn. She was Is
years old.
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WELBY.
Was secretary Of British Treasure,
for Nineteen Years.

l0NnoN, oct. 30.-Th- death Of Regi-
maid Earle Welhy. Baron Welby, well
known III English financial circles. was
reported tins morning. lie died AZ ~.
Malwood estate,
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Rleiae 4pliseinaHri6te

- Die Optitsrfirma 5reO. @agner
&c Co., SO. 27 St 5. Strobe, beiIast
ben @erluIt eines ReiB5eugs, bas eiueI
Wert6 Don $40 bate. Die Jirma
purOe UNI bus Reib5eug nit Silfe eis
nes uralten Srids beguunert. Die
isirma purbe telep6oniI6 aHgebIia
BON Der armitrOns printiug So. bez
nd9ri6tigt, bub ein 4ngeiteIlter Der
5irma eiu Reiboeug taufen pirbe,
oas Der 1Sirma in Rednung geiteut
perben ioatp. Der 9etreffeHbe iteute
Iib aud elm uuo nabm oas DON ibul
Iousssiuhte ReibSeug i'm 8ertbe DON
$40 slei9 nit, pGbrsno er um bic gu
ienbung eines biligeu 3ei9enbretteS
an bic 4rmitrong SO. erfu6te. ged>
tiirlid pubts bic Strmu 9lrmItroHg
T. 1ts pou Der @eI9thte unb bic 8er'
lufttrdgsr iiub GreO. DagHsr & Go.
= Der Optiter g. Ul. 9rince ers
pirtte ssitsrn i'm Muni5ipaIseridt si'
nsn SaftbefebI gesen eineH geDihtn
R. 6. Bean, Der ibu angeblia nit eia
nsm ipertbIOieu Gbed ii6er $50 hsretus
geIeg! bat.
= Die 9OIissi purbs eeiteru erA
iu1t, @usTbdu na9 bem IL Sabre
oltsu SSpbn Rorbbpff Drn go. 732
@rmorn Mpenue 81 bnlten, Der ON Dera
| floiieueu 9cnneritue fi6 aus Isiuer
eIterIiten Wpbnung entfernte uuo
feitDem niht mebr geieben poroen III.
Seine 4neeb0riaen elaufen, oab Der
9ur4brannsr ii4 na4 SamiItOn ge'
panbt bot.
9eoree Rodmun bon glo 813
Weit 8. StroBe mubte iih geitern i'm
ItGotiiden SoipitaI cine 8unoe uuter
bem rehten Quse perbinben lnhen, bic
| Inn gelegentIi6 elmer priissIsi an Der
g.. unb Smith Strabs bon einem ibm
Iunbetanntsn Staliensr beigs6ra4t
iporben mar.
= Trau %. 9. 9aper Don ben
Siefte sSluts an Der 8. unb 2iuu Str.
meIbste seitern Der pOIi0ei. oaB aus
i6rem WanIurOsrSimmer in ben IeBteH
Soaen alIerbdno 9Ieibungsitide i'm
6sIommtpertb bon $3.50 seitohIsH
Dorosn itro-
- als osrrlibt puroe ssitern Der
ppIiaei bic 18 Sabre alte gOu SdtIca
bon y}o. 425 Meft 7. Str1Bs semsIoet,
bic Ieit 9ienitag ppriger 8ohs aus
Ii5rsr sIterIt6sn NObRuHg psrI4Duns
BEN III.
Nus Der Dobnuns Der Srau
Carrie Garpslss, gtp. 1061 8apmil'
Ter StraBs nurOen, ME geitern Der
poliSsi aemelOst fporoen, Sdmudfaz
den i'm Merthe pOn 5000 aeitoaIsn.
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4rnieiinr Snebnemamm
Sm Sauie bes WtOnats iuerbeu mir
ben Sentiden &eH ipieoer
begriikeu fOnneH.

9rofefor gugsn &uebuemdnn
fommt abermuls nuh Cincinnati uno
mir perben 9eleeenbeit erbalttn, am
T1Ontag, 26. glpril. i'm Gmsrp Gusiz
torium pisber eiuer ieiner feilrigen
2eben au luuIden. profeiIor Sushuez
mann trifft bereits afpei Gage friib:r
Elm. bsnn am Na3mittus bss "a.
2lpril ipri6t er por benz Gitn 3lub
ilnb 9lbenbs neilt er als 9ait I'm
gnaliI6 2iterorb Club. g(ud in oies
fem Stub pirb er 9elegenbeit gum
Gprehsn erbalteu. Qm Wontdg
abenb. 26. 2lpriI. lit bunn Die srpb.
nrtiee &unbgeblna i'm @merp urro feI
bieIsr @sleseu6eit tpiro PrOFsFor
Guebnemann pahrI9einlid beut d
reben. Gollte er bersits an 90. @pril
in ber Siabt iein, pirb er uutiiyf d
dig Ghrsngait Der 5ilfsseielli6dft Der
@orfeauHg i'm Gmern beipobneH.
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I'm eincn Sriaantrins.

Nsfrau Mutbiloe 5empe pcu 81.
1540 Ruce StruBe purbe geiiern
@benb uuf 8eranlaHung ibres
S6ipisasriobns sSatob 9uettltin BON
glo. 2516 SoIIisnb Strobe, hsr Orn
Isin.r Satin gstrsnnt Iebt, inter b,r
antiase bss @roBniebitabls in 0aft
gnommen. Gustblsiu beIdulbigt isis
ne S9uiegermutter ibm etuen 3
mantrinq i'm 8srtb BON $50 enttpsu-
BET n baben uno sr ertpirtte ben 6af!s
beTebl bereits am %. Tebruur.
Samals bate ieooh Trdu Sempe
bic Staot perInheu uno lie erfubr eff
Dor pen:aen Saoen ron Der Griiieu'
rieies SaFt6efebls, poruuf lie unner:
siiaIib bierber suriidlebrte, I'm bi,
aneslsasnbeit su srlsbigsn, bd re mad
ibrer ipipobl fpie oud nd6 Der Sc.
taupiung ibrer So6tsr, Die i'm Gltern'
buuie lsbt, poIIis unibulbig iit. Na4
tirIih purbe urdu 6empe Icfort ae'
gen giirgf&ofi IieSsr in Grss5'a &c.
Iittt.
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2ofal s. 8cridt.
sSn bet 0tptbtpebr
bic Sarbise aOttis &orman
igren 8laiIcssnOiieu @iliOn
Belts.

Cine 6tutige SragSbie ipielte ii8
ipdt oeitsrn gtteno IN benz 6uuIe SO.
717 @eit Tiufte StruBe. in rem
Simmer Der Harbiasn eottie Rcrman
ab, no Der 5arbiae DilIon Bets
pou go. 1926 @aftern 2lpenue p,n Der
Rprman, bic aneeblia in Der Roibs
rsbr banbslis, sri9oiisn fpurbs.
Die bic Rprmdn bebauptet, poI.s
Belts ibr nit sinsm Meffer au 2et5e
unS in ibrsr anoii srsriff iie sinsu
Rerolper, Der auf Der SOmmobe lag u.
oab sinen S9ub auf ben auf re en-.
ffiirmenbsn Belts ab. Die augeI troi
Belts bireff ms Ser5 unb CT ifa.t
i'm QoIi5eiautpmobil uuf bem Srans-
prrt nab BEN itGbtif4en 6ofrital,
tporauf oann bic 9eide. na6oem oi:
@erste i'm 6oipital ben etn9strsterlen
5ob ipnitatirt battsn. nab Der
Ulorsue iiberfiibrt rpurbe.
Die Rormnn, foEpie aud Der 5dr-
bioe Scpb SsltoH, Der Elm 2lngeus
5suss ees Morbss ssrsi.n. Rasesn N
.safs ssRcmmsn
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Maillipnemsg g@ipimbler
Wonben gurbes @robges
fd5norerenin 6 bieago
unter anflage ac
felft.

gbicaso. sn.. II. April. -
sssobn Gnrion ssr. unb beHen griieer
@m. Tarfon, BON Der Firma aarlon
Son &c 60. pom yisfp gort uRb ghied'
&c, Ioipie Rop u. 5bompion Darn
&. parrott, gbicaao, Gso. 8. Osborn,
Gbsbenne, Wpo., gEds. 3. ZEN, Gress
Isp, gol., Wm. cSIiff unb Samuel 8.
Sbielbs, Senper, Gol., ipurben beut,
ron ben gunbesgrobseIdporenen ipes
Gen genubung Der ppit 5u 8struass
atpedeu unter Qnilage seIteat. Die
ielfsn perben bsf9ulbiet IN gerbins
ouna nit einer 2anbIpstulation IN
Colorado fir s5.O50,OO0 an leitt.
.gldubige aauf.r abgeisBt unb bisisl<
BEN baburf um ibr @elb betrosen 5u
ha6sn. Fir bic rieiig.H S6ipinbes
Isien beniibten iie bic poft. NIT tpel.
der fie bic 3irtulare ausi9idien, in
beuen ben brofpettipen DpfsrH bis
decentralization @erfprs6uneen. iDsls
DE i'd, iebod als Sdtpinbsl berauss
Itellten, genldht tpurben.
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Wirb an britifden Gift
tfersn aenbf.

Wirb an brittfhen Stfis
Sftren geiibt
qonbon, 13. 2fpril. Gin. Des
p.Id. bes Reuter'fdsn 5eiesrupbsns
gureaus aas 2lmiterbam entbdit bic
folaenSe WsIbuns:
Die beutfdbe Resierung bat k,
T4loFen, an gsfnussnen britifdtf
Sfti3ieren fir bic 9sbanbluHs, bic
ben gefongsnsn bon bsiiIdsn llnters
Issbooisn in England gu 5beil ipirb,
WisosrDsrseIiuns 5u iibeH. Sir isSss
aefangeue Wlitalieo Der @eiabimg ei.
nss llnisrfxbootss, unb fir bi. Dausr
Der Inn au 7beil nerbsubsn uniuiirs
bissn 9sbanbluns, bic ols cine Der
lebuns bss gSltsrrsdis su betradten
1T, tperosn bic bsuifdsn geb0rbsn
cine slsids 2in,abl briiiT9sr Dffi5iere.
obne Riidiidt ouf bic perlOn. in sl.i'
d.: Bsiie bebanbsln.
.Sn llsbtrsinfimmuns NIT biefsm
gsidlub fnb am Wlontas SO briiif9s
Offisiers in MiIitdrssfdnsniifsH IN.
terHirt porben.
1}ieSets ErftlDSiur
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Ser dne rifaniid]e Gautpfer Minneio.
u in Or Tdbe BON Slunbiula,
sapan.
cdmniiIidje @uiiagiere uiio Damn
id,aften iin6 grrettet iporoen.
God ioIf oas rieiisc SnnoeIsi6iIf
oem llntergang seiueibt iein.

anbc Scsdpan, 12. gfpril. Ger
nmerifoniiGe gampfer aWiinneiotn~
pOn 26,7iS @ebolt. ons erobte, III.
ter omerifaniiher Jlagge iabreitoe
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Sdien iino SeattIe idbrt. lief geltern
ssben0 I'm baIb neiu ubr M Der
gaabc BON ssipabInra nilf einen 6elien
nuf uno Der ssapitGu @arlif bat ourdJ
cine I,nfenoepei6e nm SIlic erilbt
babel jeood, bemerfeno, onB ole Nais
jaoiere ilnb nuf Die Waunidoit ge.
reftet irien. Sic Minneiota iiibr am
Gonntdg 8orntittag bon Hagaiafi
mad, acbc, slofobamn uno Seniile ab.
paiiirfe Die SfraBe BON SJimonoicfi
Mno beianb iid IN Der Snlano Gee.
nIs bic adtnitropbe iif ereignefe. @ie
i5ater cimgeIaifene Radridtcn ergo.
ben, mar Der Tnmpfer pdbreno zines
iieifigen Stirrnes aus ieinem Gurs
geratben oa CT infoIse oes Nebels
ben Seuditburfn nifIt ieben fonnte.
Iie Gielle, mo er crfiubr, 1T Die ge-
iibrIidite on Der aansen aiiitc. Der
Gampfer crli,t elm etpu 120 Sut,
langes 2ed I'm poroeren Tbeil uno
her aapitdn IieB iofort bic @aiier.
ttifter abtbeiIlingen i6lieben I'M
oas ein6ringen Der @aiiernaiien 5iI
uerbiitelt Sur ielbcn Seit iprroen
Die 5inteniignale nm uaterliiibnng
nlsgeit)idt nno pon oem inpaniifel
areuSer g)nfiimo oufgefnngen, ipo.
raui oerieIbc Dem beordnaten S6iffe
iofort 81 SiIie elite. iuio bel ieiner
eInfiinit idmmtlife Mnnnifnften ai,
Die pnmpennrbeiten iteate. Gen
bier eingelnifencn Nnbrid,ten sitfcl.
gr befanbeu iib 135 9aiiagiere erIter
stniiite. meiitens slmerifaner, ionic
% ssoiIagierc 5rciter stoiiite uno IA
3piihen6edler on gcro, fpdbrenb Die
Mnrnitaft iid anf 277 wlann belief.
80 Der eriten aaiiite Eaiiasiere ma.
,ieH mad, Sapan beitimnrt nno bieiel'
ben ircr0en Don einem japnriiherl
aiifiertSampfer, Der iie aiifnabn, bier.
bergebrad,t tperoen.
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eaiHsrsariat,n.

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