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The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-06-10
LAST MINUTE NEWS! !!
Admiral FiiskeWill Quit the Naval Service

AQInl1dI TISKG W III NuII CIl6 INo1VdI DEVICE
Washington, D. c., June g Rear Admiral Bradley
Fiske, whose difference with Secretary Daniels have attract
ed widespread attention. has been detached from the
college at Newport preliminary to his retirement on
June 1S on account of age
Relief Ship Has Been Sent to Explorers
Montevideo, Uruguay, June = The steamer Irstitu
pesca left here tonight for Elephant Island to the
Shaceton expedition One of the officers of the British
transport Macedonia accompanied the rescuing party
The Macedonia will proceed half way to keep in wire
less communication with the expedition.
Newspaper Men Will lear Wilson
Washington, June 9President Wilson today accepted
invitation to speak in New York City, June 80 before
the New York Press Club.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-24
DISTRICT OF FAIRFIELD. S..
COURT OF PROBATE

At a Court of Probate held at Fair
field within and for said district on
the 22nd day Of November, 1916,
Present, BACON >WAKEMAN, Judge.
Estate Of James D. Jennings, late of
Southport, in said district, deceased.
The petition of Richard G.. Demar-
est, Trustee under the will Of said de-
ceased, praying for authority to sell
certain real estate described in said
petition, it is
ORDERED, That said petition be
heard and determined at the Probate
Office in Fairfield on the 18th day
Of November 1916 at $3.50 o'clock in
the afternoon and this court directs
the said trustee to give notice to all
parties interested in said estate. to ap-
pear, If they see cause and be heard
thereon, by publishing this order once
in a newspaper having a circulation in
said district and by giving notice to
all the parties in interest all on or
before the 25th day Of November
1916 and return make to the Court
Of the notice given.
Attest,
BACON wAKEMAN,
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-24
TILE WEATHER

New Haven. Nov. 24-FOrecast
Fair and colder tonight and Sat
urday.
Connecticut: Fair and much
colder tonight and Saturday; west
gales.
The storm that was central yes
terday morning near Chicago, has
moved rapidly eastward and is
now well on its way out the St.
Lawrence valley. tt caused gem
eral rains in nearly all districts
from the Mississippi river east
ward to the coast. It is followed
by an extensive area of high pres
sure that Is central this morning
over North Dakota. Pleasant
weather prevails I'm all districts
except In the northern portion of
the Lake region where some snow
was falling. The temperatures are
low I'm the western and southern
districts.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-24
Preparations Made
Here For Crowd of
Football Enthusiasts

Preparations for the greatest crowd
in it's history are being made today
at The Stratf1eld. where it is expected
between 1900 and 1000 people will be
accommodated for dinner tomorrow
evening after the Harvard game.
The ball room and all the private din
ing rooms will be in use for dinner
parties. Two orchestras will furnish
music. The decorations will be car
RED out in red and blue, with Anneri-
can beauty roses and large blue chrys-
anthemums.
All the rooms for tomorrow night
nave been reserved for weeks ahead
and travelling and other business men
were much disconnected today when
tney learned it would be impossible
for them to be accommodated over
Sunday.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-24
The War Department opened bids
for 148 military hydro -aeroplanes.
DIED.

DIED.
McDERMOIT-In Norwich, Nov. %,
1915, Hugh McDermott Of 90 Park
Terrace.
Notice of funeral hereafter
MONAHAN-In this city, Nov. %.
1916. Miss Jennie M. Monahan
Friends are invited to attend the
funeral from the residence Of her
sister, Mrs Julia Malone. 95 Lewis
street on Monday, Nov. 81 at $3.50
a. M, and from Sacred Heart
church at a. M, with solemn
high mass.
Interment st. Michaers Gene
terry.
FELDMAN-In this city, Nov. "a
1915, Minnie, daughter of Cath
crime and the late Stanley Field
man, aged IT years, II days.
Friends are invited to attend the
funeral from the residence Of her
mother, 912 Seaview avenue on
Monday, Nov. 27 at $3.50 a. M; and
from st. Joseph's church at 9 a. m.
Interment family plot, st. Mi
chaeps cemetery.
H "a b*
WARD-In this city, Nov. %, 1876
William Edward Ward, aged SO
years, B. months, 90 days.
Friends are invited to attend the
funeral at his late home, No. 1872
Main street on Saturday, 18th inst,
at o'clock p. m
Burial in Park cemetery.
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BULL-In this city, Nov. 2s, 1915,
Mary A. Bull, daughter of the late
William S. and Henrietta Burt Bull,
aged A years.
Friends are invited to attend the
funeral at Trinity Episcopal church,
corner Broad street and Fairfield
Avenue on Saturday, 25th inst, at
$3.50 o'clock p. m.
Burial in Mountain Grove ,ceme-
terry.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-24
JOHN p. MNA.MARA.

The funeral of John P. Mcnamara
was held from his late home, 81 Han
over street at $3.50 this morning and
a half hour later from Sacred Heart
church, where Rev. Matthew Judge
sang the solemn requiem mass as
sisted by Rev. Patrick J. McGivney,
ais deacon and Rev. Thomas J. Moo
ney, as sub-deacon. At the offer
tory Miss Theresa O'Brien sang DO
mine and after the mass, William
Chew sang Beautiful Land On
High The bearers were John M,
William, and T. P. Mcnamara, Jr.,
Raymond ConkIin, Edward O'Hara
and James Damon. Father Judge and
Father McGivney read the committal
services in Lakeview cemetery.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-24
COUNTY COMMISSION
IN NORWAIiK TUESDAY

The county commissioners were in
Danbury yesterday to receive applica-
regular licenses at $3.50 each, 10 drug
at $65 each, and eight club at 500
each. Next Tuesday they will visit
NorwaIk to issue licenses. The work
OF giving out local licenses will begin
December /.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-24

Elm streets. 1t is a silk pin cushion
in the shape of a pumpkin, appropri-
ately suggestive of Thanksgiving.
They are handsome, durable, useful,
and we'll worth having. These silk
pin cushion pumpkins will be given
away Frid-. and Saturday with pur-
chases of tea, coffee, or spices. Spe-
cial offerings Friday and Saturday in
Duchess coffee, Quali-Teas, Spring
Valley butter and the fassssus Spring
Valley eggs.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-24
DESPONDENT WOMAN
SUCCEEDS IN THIRD
ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE

Mrs. Bessie Segedi. "a years of age,
respondent because of illhealth. hang
ed herself yesterday with a rope from
the hinge of a door in her home, SOS
Berkshire avenue, while her daughter
an IL year old girl was at school and
her husband working in the U. M. C.
plant.
The woman's lifeless body was dis
covered by her daughter at noon,
when the girl returned from her stu
dies for dinner. The woman has
twice before attempted to take her
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-24
MRS. AMANDA COOPER.

The body Of Mrs. Amanda Cooper,
aged "a, who died at her home, ITO
Bunnell street, yesterday after a
short illness with pneumonia, was,
sent this morning to the home of her
daughter in Sunnybrook, L. T., where
services and burial will be held.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-24
JAMES WEST.

The funeral Of James West, who
dropped dead Tuesday while at his
work collecting insurance, was largely
attened at $3.50 this afternoon from
his late home, 176 Sixth street and
a. half hour later from st. Luke's
Episcopal church, where Rev. William
H. Jepson conducted the services.
Burial was in Park cemetery.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-24

Malone, IS Lewis street, after an ILL
ness of nearly a year. Miss Monahan
was born in New York state but had
lived In Bridgeport many years. She
was a member of Sacred Heart church.
She is survived by her sister, a broth
er, Michael Monahan and four
nephews, John, William, James and
Edward Malone.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-24
Once cutting the arteries in

life. Once cutting the arteries in
her wrist and attempting to kill her.
self with Illuminating gas
Mrs Segedi is the second woman to
take her life by hanging herself in
the city this week and is the third
person to commit suicide. Miss Irene
Charnock, "a years, of Brooklyn,
hanged hers If in the attic of the rec
tory OF the Greek church. at TIT Ar
TIC street and William Wand, 80 years
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-24
BENJAMIN STEVENS

The funeral Of Benjamin Stevens,
OF Ill Pequonnock street, was held
from the undertaking parlors of Haw-
ley & Wilmot at 2 o'clock this after
noon. Rev. D. M. Lewis pastor of
Newfield M. E. church, conducted the
services. Burial was in Park ceme-
terry.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-24
THOMAS FRY.

The funeral of Thomas Fry of 831
Wood avenue, was held from the I'M
dertaking parlors of H. A. Remington
at 2:3O this afternoon. Rev. Robert
c. Steinhoff, pastor Of the Berean
church, conducted the services. Bur-
ial was in Lakeview cemetery.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-24
OBITUARY
ALBERT e. WILDMAN.

The body Of Albert e. Wildman OF
"a Querida avenue, Fairfield, was
taken to Brookheld this morning tor
burial there in Central cemetery.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-24

PIANOS $50 AND UP-Second hand
upright pianos that have been TAX
en- in. exchange, Newhal1. Billings,
Shoninger, Singer, Vessel, Locker
ling, Hartman, Gabler and others
All thoroughly overhauled and put
in good condition. Terms as low
as $1.00 weekly. Steinert's Piano
Store, 915 Main st. near State.
81
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-24
PIN CUSHION PUMPKINS
GIVEN AS SOUVENIRS AT
THE VAN DYK TEA STORE

A very unique souvenir is being
displayed in the windows of the Van
Dyk store at the corner Of Main and
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-24

RAZORS HONED' and Safety Blades
sharpened. High grade razors
$3.50. Satisfaction guaranteeds
PIP Warner building, 83 Fairfield
Ave.
III "a b*p
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-24

FOR SAIE-Pool room and cigar
store. Bargain if sold at once. Call
or write 1705 Main ST., Bridgeport
III "a SIP
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-24

of age, killed himself with gas, in his
home, 1872 Main street.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-24
JENNIE MONAHAN.

Miss Jennie Monahan died. last night
at the. home of ter-sister, Mrs. Julia
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-24
Wanted To Buy

I AM IN THE MARKET for two fam
lily house, all improvements. Give
particulars. FL. J. F.
HI "a s*p
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-24

WANTED-By a large. out of town
manufacturing concern an all round
office assistant; opportunity for
advancement. In applying state ex-
perience and wages expected. Ad-
dress application in writing to box
e. NJ, Care of Farmer.
III "a 81
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-24

MARIE DAVIDSON, Phi. D. II sick
or perplexed consult this gifted
medium at once. Tomorrow may
be too late. Hours to p. M.
404 State st.
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&ricgs : Nadridten.

Sptldafter 3erarb in Berlin be-
abiidtist, eimise @oden 5erien sl
nebmen nrb eiien Seimd in Mme-
rita at MAIDEN, D~oramsgeiett bah
Der llnterieeboutfrieg nidt mieoer
besinnt. @orBer bofft CT aber Die
&erbanllnngen iiber Die Masliefe-
ring Ser Gipilsefamsenen in 9entId-
lanb nno Gnglano ST 6eenOen.
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9euti6lano fGat iiber unIcrn Bot
I6after 8eraro IN Berlin Der,
neil er angebli6 gu einer Heoe oes
Gei6stagsa6georOnetetn Nor. Stres-
mann iiber Die @ieoeraufnabme oes
Observation-Disclosures Die 9emerfung
genadt batte, er begreife ni6t, mie
Der &ertreter zines 9iItrifts, Der gro=
BE @eI6dfte nit 4merifa tue, ole
@ie0eraufnabme oes llnterieeboot-
frieges befiirmorten Tonne. @eroro
6eitreitet, oaB er oieie 8emerfung
genladt babe; er babe BON Der Geoe
oes Or. Stre5nlann iiberbaupt ni6tS
eewrBt. Set Ginger 3eit i6eint
es Mooe 81 iein, iiber @eraro ber-
6ufaaen uno i'm lpegen ieiner an-
geblid)en Srelrnoi6aft fir england
an5ugreifen. @ir miiiien geiteben,
OaB mir nidt miiien, moour6 er
oerartige In9riffe peroient bat. Gr
bat lid itets taftpoQ benommen.
Isle idon 10 oft bat oie umtlide
S6mei5 BON Neuem ben 9etpeis er.
bra6t, oaB oas 2ano cine geraoe5lt
muiterbafte NeutroIitdt gegen Die
friegfibrenoen Climber beobadtet
@enn inmer ii6 elm 9eamter ge-
gen Die Reutrolit1t nergebt, IGBt oie
&eeieriing nit Saoel ODER Strafe
nidt lange auf iid parten. @ie aus
3iirid gemelbet miro, miro ser
&o~6itfommmioierenoe ser S6mei5
Dem Sberit 9elops einen i6orfel
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Sabel Ialslpreden, neil ser Dit
aier einen fran5olii6en grief milf.
tariihen Snbalts in eillem Solotbar7
ner 8lott per1ffentli1t fat.
gSer nelte Gmir pDn Meffny
Sberiff Mltbaibar HaidJa, sab cine
EroflamatiDn berams, in ipelder er
Ben friiberen Gmir anfs idiuerite
beidmlbist1, melbet sic lleberire=
Nadriftenasentnr. oSie ErDflama-
tim iagt, bak Sic 3entralmadjte nie-
MATS nad 8cbiet oes islamiIdef
Gtaates perlamgt batten," - Mnfang
Snni erflarte Ser GrpFiberiff pm
Meffa sic l1nabbGugigfeit Der StaOt
BON Ser Siirfei. Seine MmbGnger
nabmem balb oie tiirfiidJc. Garniion
Ser Stabt gefangen nnb eroberten
anoere wiftige Ennfte in @eit-
mnb Wittelarabien. Mnfer Der pbi=
gen 9epeIhe lit aud nidt cine Nn-
oentung gefommen, bah bic Siirfsn
imitanOe seiueien iino, ben rebelli-
iden @r0Riberiff ourdJ einen amberm
st erieten.
Ser friibere lpaniide Mipilter
Maura iagt, Spanien miiIIe iiA altd)
an Dem ariee beteiligen. Man miro
IN Spanien mol nibt 10 oumm Ieir,
oieIen Gat oes ymispergniigten"
9errn W1iniiters 81 befolgen.
Ser merifaniI6e Diplomat, Or.
&runl-@eller, Der BON ser Garran5a-
Hegierung nad Ser Sdpei5 geididt
ipuroe. nm ben Cant ser Gegier1i1g
fir Die Inerfenming alls5ulpreden,
bat leltiame Shifiale gebabt. gr
tpuroe in Seem Yorf ihon belaItigt,
tpnroe ipdter auf Ben Srfnep SSr-
leln feltgebalten, Damn nod 2onooll
gebraft uno eelangte ihlieBlif iiber
Spanien nno Sranfreih nad Ser
Shmei5.
Cine 9epeide aus @ilminstor,
9el., meloet, Die 9lliierten batten
in ben Ser. Staaten raltd)loies 8nl-
Der I'M @erte bon so bis $50 Mil-
lionen Bfuno beIteIlt. Die 3obl
miro mol iibertrieben ieirt.
Ser nortpegii6e 9umpfer .Gonon-
ring" lit perienft moroen.
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EpIt nnd Der alien Seiinat.

9ie nddften nelttraIen 9ampfer.
Die Yoitia6en fiir Oeutidlmo NM
Selterreid-ltngarn bon New Yori
mitnebmen, iino:
r9ereensfioro4, Bergen, Sams-
tog, 16. September.
Oscar H.. &openbagen, Con.
neritag, %. September.
Dariitianiofioro", Bergen, Sams-
tag, Z. Sftober.
~Se0ig 0Iap", 9openbagen, 9on.
neritag, -. Sftober.
vStodbolm, @otbenburg, Sams,
tag. IA. Sftober.
~6reoerif VIII" aopenbaaen
Mittmo6. is. Sftober.
Limited States", aopenbagen,
9onneritag, &c. Sftober.
v9ergenSfioro", BERGEN, %. 0f.
tober.
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Snlanb.

9is gum 8. oieies Mpnats lino.
unter Dem @eieb BON s. 4uguit
1914, 1873 I'M Muslanoe gebaute
S1iffe nit einem @ebalt BON 626.-
GA Tonnen in bns amerifanii6e
Sdiffsregiiter eineetragen.
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men 8rimGripablen tmtroe Der frii=
bere &ongreBmam 5ranf 8. 2oip=
ben BON Oregon, ST., bon ben Ge-
p%n6lifanern OILS @ouperneurs &ait=
bioat anfgeIteut; Die 0emofraten
nominierten ben ietigen @ouperneur
@omaro s. 9limte pfeoer. 8eibe
9anoioate1 trilgeis iibel lire Wlitbe-
merber groBe Maioritaten oapon.
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pegen Giien6abn- unb IoItraubes
pro5eiiierte Self SarriIon, Ger frii-
ber I'M San @ntonio lebte, bot, ,mie
mir I6on in ~unierer lebten Summer
fllr5 mitteilten, elm pollltdnoiges Sc
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pie geiitg eebrohen 5u iem. 9f1tdI
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@beeling liegt, |opie Ser Mitangc-
flogte 9ie5 foGen iid ifuloig BE-
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| gefallen lit. Der pierte Mnaeflaate,
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tet lperoen, ga er iplrIoS perIdfmuli-
ben 5u fem ldeiitt. @eriifte fino
i'm llmlauf, bob Ser Staatsnnipalt
@alfer feItgeIteat babe, Ser in @eit-
@ireinien perii6te &oilb iei in engenl
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gabnrdltbereien begangen 0aB ale
oieie lleberfdqe in elmer Central
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georonet nuroen; eS babe Elm f0rm-
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DIE oie Gdiibereicn arsfiibrten, ION.
bern aud Ser &doelsfiibrer, melde
oie Glane idmieoeten.
- DDS Staats 9epurtement boi
an ale Sofen : &oaeftoren in ser
Ser. Stanten oas @ri1t6en qeItelt
Die &nfunft fremoer ariegsI6iffe in
ibren refp. &dfen iofort in @oI6ing.
ton an5lumeloen. Die geroronlmQ
lit ais @orfidtSmoBregel "getroffcn
Inn NeutrolitGts : 8~erletunoen ir.
geno Delder 9trt 5u perbiiten.
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ben Baiiagiere oes bon Soronto mad
Buffalo fabrenoen 3uges Ser Ga.
naoian 9acific 8nbn. @Is Ser 8uc
bebufs Bon : 8ilitation an 0el
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einen 8erloltenuaqen uno foroerte

einen 8erloltentpagea unO foroerte
oie Sniaiien anf linn ibr @elo gu
5eigeu. @iner Srm Seiie Iroia BON
9en @nrf, mel6e linn Elm Eor=
temonnaie nit $t10 aeiete, nabm er
$65 nit benz 9emerfen ab, oaB oas
@elo als 9epoiitllm bon ben Ser.
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rer Mnfnnft in Buffalo Dieoer 5ll=
gelteQt miiroe; ieds an0ere Eallagic-
re prellte er INN entlpre6enoe 9e=
trdge ibrer gaari6aft, ite1te aber
alien ani6eineno oronlmgsgemdBe
Guittungen iiber oen gmpfang Ser
@eloer aus. Sn Buffalo angelangt
erfubren ote 2elte, oaB iie elmer bis
Der nod unbefannten @aunerei gum
Spfer gefaGen maren.
- Yrdiibent @illon lit BON Dem
9eIlihe, ben er ieiner in SEEM 2on-
Don, Conn, idmer erfranften
SAmeiter, Der Srau Innie 6. Some,
abgeitattet batte, nod Gong 8rand)
3llriidgefebrt.
- often 2ano6rieftrdgern, oeren
Saldre ourd) Oie lebte oGoit Office
Bill erbobt iino, miro oiele Sc
bats : Grbobung au6 fir oas Sis
foIiobr 1915 in flir5er 3eit ansge=
5ablt peroen.
- 9ur6 Die Goaiiion zines Muto-
mo6ils nit elmer StroBenbahncar
murben in 9(tlantic Gitp 3 Sraiien II.
Elm Weann det0tet.
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: 3.

@oltperreur 5erpuion bot Den
-. OCTOBER ais State Sire 9repcn-
tlon San angeiebt; er empfieblt Den
g~elpobuern oes Staates an oieIeni
Gage griinolih auf5urGnmen mo
alien alten aretid, 2uinpen uiu.,
Die sur Sermebrnng Der Seuersge-
fabr b%eitrogetl, 5u beieitigen.
Sn fredericksburg perungliidte
am Mittpod Der 6lieger Sad Wttaer,
Der gelegentli6 Der Gillespie Gountn
3air einen Sling gegen 6 llbr a6enos
nmternommel bate. Dtiaer batte
lid geiDeigert, in Der Mitte oes 0ad.
mittags 0es miorigen @inoes megel
5li fliegen, lieb lid aber ourd oas
9rdngen oes Yublifums, lopie oer
AusitelIinigs 9ireftion betpegen
9egen 6 ltbr einen 9lnfitieg al ma.
den. Sn elmer Sobe BON etfua 75
SUB angelangt, blieb fem giplaf
IT'LL itebell, neigte lid nad Der Infer
Settle mo ~itiir5te Damn plotlid ab
Der cine 5liigeI fiel alf Die Jen3 oes
6errnpIabes nr6 ourd ben anpral
muroe Waiaer, Der iid angei6noqt
bette, los geriiieu, ieoo6 nidt meg.
geldleuoert, ionoern fam inter ser
Motor oes Slllg5eltgcs gu lieeen
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9eute morgen gegen II l1br
itarb m ieiner Office &t6ter 2eror
g. 9enmail, ser 8rdiioent Der 9. q
&eat1 & Sruit COMPANY. @r befano
ii6 CUR 3eit in elmer ltnterbaltllna
nit @iaiam S. Sprague, einem
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Spreden inne, IieB ii6 in Ieinen
Stubl 5uriidfalen, bob Die @dnoa
elnpor II. l~tiir5te Damn aus Dem Stnbl
5u @ooen. Mls man i'm aufbeben
ipoate, mar er i6on tot, elm S6lag=
fluB bate ieinem 2eben Elm gnoe
genaht. Der @erltorbene itantmte
aus @iiaoaloupe County. gr mar
am 81. Sftober 1856 geboren. ST
beilicbte oie teraniI6en S6ulen, itll-
oierte an Der ~l1niperfitdt in Girginien
SurispruDen5 lieB ii6 5u Infang
Der a6t5iger Sabre in Nel-9ralin=
fels als Mopofat nieoer nn0 iie0elte
Damn nah San Intonio iiber. @ou-
perleltr 6ogg ernannte i'm 1894
5lm beiliBenoen Gihter BEG GU
premegeridts. Sn oieier SteGrng
blieb er bts gum Sabre 1899, febrte
Damn nod San Mntonio 5uriid nno
nabm feline acknowledgements mieoer
auf. Seit mebrerert Sobren mar
Denntan Hraiioent Der q. 81. 2oan
& Sruit Gompanp uno @oriiter oes
Oireftoriums Ser 9. q. NatiorlaI
8mf.
Oie bieiigen Gepublifaner ba-
ben einen Sugbes Glib eebiloet, bei-
fen Saiiptqnartier inn 4lamo Natio-
mai @anf @ebauoe aufgel6lagen lit.
Snfolge anoerer preiiierenber
8ro5eiie muroe sic bonn &ommiiiar
ltbr gegen ben Mapor 9ropn uro
1ieben Boli5iiten angeitrengte Gin
baltsbefeblflage, iiber pelhe am
Mitttpod berbanoelt merben foQte,
bonn Gidter Sanloe biz Sreitag por-
mittag 10l1br perl6oben.
@ir batten oas Gergniigen
itniern guten Srelno nno langiabri=
gen Mbonnenten, Serrn @rneito
Eaulfen BON @liaoalaiara, in
linierer Office 81 begriiBen. SEER
Yalllien lit allf Der Teiie nod San
5rancisco begriffen uno fat bier
anf einige Gage Station gentaft.
Nad aa Der M%ufregiing ser lebten
~unrubisen Sabre niiniden mir ibm
Die NOTICE &libe llno grbolnng.
Gin ginbreher, Der am Mitt=
iDod 0urd ein 9interfeniter in SSreo
Sdnpers @ans an. Der Saul StraBc
einbrad,, pllrDe oabei bon Sr1nlein
st. Mpnte5, mel6e an Ser 9ufota
StraBe mo6nt, beobadtet. Die jun
ge Dame benahridtigte bic Eoli5ei
iofort per Selepbon uno rief Damn
einen Nad)bar, @errn Sreo 8ea,
berbei, Der Sen Spitbuben nit elmer
:~gelaoenen Sdrotflinte bis sur SIM
fnnft Der Noli3ilten in Sdah 6ieIt.
Ser 2angfinger CAB an, oaB er Elm
arbeitsloier zimmerman more unb
OIL Der Siio Slipe StrnBe mpbne.
3mei gteger, fpelhe am Conn
tag Mbeno $500 merifaniides @elo
ans Dem l@eIoid)raflf oes Souttern
6oteIs, oeiien Cir einen Nugenblid
often geblieben mar geitoblen batten,
puroen in Muffin anf Intrag unie-
rer Yoli5ei perbaftet. 9as @elo
fuuroe bis auf $50 mieoer erlonqt;
1920 mnroen am Wittipod in eiiteln
S1ornItein oes bon oerf 9tegern bier
%belpobnten Saules entoedt. Die Ser
baffpten bnben Elm p~oll1tdnoiges
@citdnonis nbgeIegt nno erflGrtem,
Die feblenoen $50 fir aIeioungs-
itiife unb Sdmud altsgegeben sit ba-
ben.
Gin Gbineie, Ser ai Ser @eIt
Commerce StraBe elm 8rocerie : &c
Idaft betreibt, puroe BON ser Ioli-
sci perbaftet; err lit angeflagt, ge-
itoblene @aaren aufsefaift gu ba-
ben.