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Avon an

A Woman and Two CHILDREN Fall Into
tho Water 1Vhtlc Attempting to
Hoard a Steamer.
Special Dispateh to Tho Chicaao Tribune.
OA1no. ILL.,, Sept 27.-From Capt. Kinney, OF
theateamer 1llinoia, VIC learn tho following: Last
night, about ii minutes past 0. just as the stoam~
or Illinois was bncking out from the wharf-boat,
at Columbus, Ky, O INN, woman. and two
children we're soon to jump from or tho whnrf-
boat III tho river, with tho intention, 1t is sup-
posed, Of trying to jump On tho Illinois, but the
distance was much moro than they sup-
posed, and they went into tho river.
AZ soon as 1t was discovered, boats were
launched, planks and lines thrown out,
and overy effort made to aayo them.
The nun VAS finally rescued, but tho woman and
tho two children wore soen no moro after they
jumped in. Tho man stated that tho womnt1
wns his widowed siator, md tho children wore
AorB, and that they camo up on tho Mobile &
0nio Railroad and wero going to some place in
h1lssouri, but they supposed they had tickots
over tho Lon Mountain road, not looking Mt
them to SEQ that they were by tho way Of st.
Louis, and wLen the other passengorH rot of to
go on tho boat they remained in tho cars
until brakeman passing looked at their tickets
and informed them that they we're vim Cairo, and
that they should go upon tho bont. Himself wifo,
and sister thon started for the boat but arrived
tou lato, and miBcnlculated tho distance when
thoy jumped to tho boat. His wife was kept
from jumping by tho wntchnan of tho wharf,
boat, who caught and held her. Every effort
was made to rocoyor the bodies Of liH sister and
children, but it WAS OF no avail.
, 1873-09-28
CITY ITEMS,

Tho alarm from Box 50. at o'clock yoaterday
afternoon. waB occasionod by fire being dlscoy.
ered at tho engine house of tho Bohemian Brick
Works, located on Archer road, near the Bridge.
port Rolling Mills. It was o1tinguishod with a.
estimated loss Of $500; fully insured.
Tho Committee on Fire and Wator Of tho
Council met yeatorday, and agreed to recommend
tho conf. t4atton Of Dennis j. swcouie as First
Assistant Firo blaralal. They also decided to
rcfor tho ordinance concorning stnnd-pipos in
buildings to tho Corporation Counsel for bis ap-
proval.
The Board Of Public Worka, Finance Commits
tee, Mayor, and Comptroller met Yesterday
afternoon In Hccrot session for the purpose oi
deciding whether OF not public improvements
should continue during the financial stringenoy.
It was resolved that contractors should Be in.
Vited to continue the work, provided they would
accept pay Whenever tho city folt ablo to give
any.
The Board Of Police yesterday received the
order. from tho Circuit Court announcing tllsi
Dennis Simmons had been restored to tho Police
department, aud took action In accordance will
1t. The resignation Of Officer Komb!or was DC.
copied. a charge preferred against Depot
Policeman SineBnott by hotel runner was dis.
missed, and tho Bonrd adjourned.
, 1873-09-28


MENouuR-1n thts eIty. sert: q. Maggie second
sDd.1 o IT, Ct 10 G9 % Polk
TIIDMPSON-At North Conway. N. H., Saturday.
6ept 49, Of dseasa Of tho bEain Edward hydney anly
months.
gE- Wisconsin. Illinois. and Iowa papors posso oopy.
NAiiN-aopt. a. A. II a. ,n Fannie H., infant dsuvh
and days.. ''' A0'
.4i 2oral snnd., st , from rssdenoo Of parents
p511LLIps30n Saturday. Sept. y. 1875 Mrs. sus!t
NNo'!ps osaRhtoF of a. and Il. Oo'cn Of eauKorties,
Fncrai servlcoa will bo hold At the rositoaoo 2t7 s
pcE9r-st cornsr OF State, an Sunday at IL o'clock a. H.
~ NOW York and Connecticut papers pleaso COPY.
n sMMtrMsops MI.n s At hes ss.snse @ y oskar, Mar,
ipyltoi tn attend. -
MORRISON On Saturday, sopt. a7, at 8 p. r,. st,ss
on{ lt!ueas Frederick II. MoEslson aged Us yonss and
FuauEa loeYea his lao residences 2la South 8angamou
~ Loannsport lnl., and OtaSeland, Ohio. p.pon
rlaase copy.
tYoN--The fnneral scsytco. ot Deosge O. Lyon vii, b.
hesd In te Oak Park Congregational Church today ii
II .. ill., trim will laaya W0l!a Stroot Depot At I1:li
q. III, returning at 3:4 II. nj.
GkAUL- 6opt Is, MasgaIeth Graul, acud 81 yvary
rcsidnnug, n toNth Jolfors0n-st. ' '"~
E1 Fhilat0phta I,Auors please copy.
, 1873-09-28
PESTtLENCE,

Tho Yellow Fever ON the Increnno in
Nicmphis-Tho Mortality List In
sircvcporlFcssorslny Sslffcr-
Ing Caused by Want Of tho Neccsslt~
rios OF Lifo In tho l.aattor city.
Special Dmpatch to Ths Chicago Tribune.
Ing .olal oeatas to'day wefo t"easy-ei1' OF
WHICH twenty died from tile sco1irgo, tho great
ost mortality being In the upper part Of the city,
whore 1t first appeared, and wloro. owing to tllo
damn and rainv weathnr for .,,, ,o.t 20 t,o,,.,
.,,,,,t,ora ~ "e4 .o' 'uo pAo1 20 lou.''
uun'o'4o " no"' caao8 nfo repoftod' Iii
6omo instances whole familloB aro down
with 1t, and In tllroo houses kuow from nor
aonnl observation tlat thoro aro uovon dead
.o uost'S ~, 'y,ns m a"a,g 'h'ermone; Aa yot that
pars . " Ing .ne olsy haa TO- neon thoroughy taln-
cium nuu uy so-oay a tne autnoritlos con-
cliuo i,l ~ senu tno htreot"oloanlnB forco there
WIZ ealt loa1s ot nHlo, put an Set they nave not
ECON tnelr ordcfe cxocntou. Lilo deBtit!ltion and
want IN shat locality cannot bo told:
4 majority OF tho, poor aro out, of
aa wen Oh mn, tne yolloW 1eyer: stares tllom IN
she 1aco. Inc howard lselief association arc
using every moanB IN their power to relieve tholr
Tanta, bit haVe not aaBtatanco enough in the
way O. hurses, anu tMefr funds arc getting low.
Tho Cltizons Committoo wero appealed TO-. mud
cal made by ttom upon tho absonteea, thoao
ot tao 29,oOo that lied tho city md went to Chica-
60, ss. Louis. louisville, m Cincinnati, and other
places. Tor donations: The dlaeaso hss still
ton Of the oity, and mombors Of several pEo,niI-
n;o nent m iam5ies 1{ arc down with It. Mr. frank
to-day, both woll.known citizens.
sAtoVoport !ottoE. dated 23a, received hero
so-nlght. gives tho ,,la following account OF tho
, 1873-09-28
THE CROPS,

September Report OF tho Department
of AErkculturc--Fucts Concerning
1nse.t Posts Solicited.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 27.-The septomber rc-
port Of tho Department of Agriculture indi-
catoa that tho yield of maizo will 10
somewhat lower than that of lust
year. The average appears to bo 4
por cont less than in 1872. making reduction Of
moro n t4an m million acres, nlostl y in Ohio. IN
million being in Illinois. The number OF coun-
ties reporting an average condition in September
IL 2Z2 above an average 22l below, 581. Total
nua'bor reporting, 1,o2l. Tho general average
each county, is 81, The States averaging 100 Or
more arc New Hampshire, New Jcrsoy, Georgia,
Aabama, Western Virginia, minnesota, and 0ro--
Eon Tho aset9gos Of tho great
souri, e. minnesota IN the wost ana and Now SEs
,Ie1ts1oy u tho East report relatively nnd abso
1and 9gaps sS'lagas aS Foro 81 son0,on ron.n a5
Southern 5tatos lower than 1s72 although those
upon tue Atlantic coaHt promise au average,
Iho YIELD Of THO Southern States Was unusually
large lust year, but will DO considerably under
cd too much moisture in tho bot
tom lands. 1t is also noticeable
fact that in States whore the rains have boon
,o' i5nsons tbs roports Of losa1 roughs
low vitality from bad aood arc common
aroughts were injurious in portions Of
1he same statcs, and In Indiana. Illinois,
reported two weeks later than usual. Clincli-
bug Injuries arc reported In Indiana, Illinois,
Missouri. and Kansas. GrasBhoppors proved
destructive in sections Of Missouri, Iowa, aud
, 1873-09-28
MINERAL WEALTH.

Valuable Gold, Silver, and Other nItu-
crnl deposits III The Country lkCccnt-
" Purchased from tho Utcs--Thc
Most Magnificent Mountain Scenery
In tho World.
a1s pESyEn col.' Sept. 27-Thomaa r. croo
arrived bore to-day. He brings will. him n copy
of the br4nos Right treaty, slgued by the 1i-
dians. ln company with Six Indian Chiefs, Mr.
Croo spont o week in exploring tho Bruuot
purchases. They visited tho San Juan
gold, silver; "copper" Lend iron, aud coal. Five
hundred valuable loadB havo been located, and
one mine, the only ono fully tested, Is yielding,
M M,th poor poor machinery, $1,000 in gold por day.
uns ita m,ns 9a tho Llttlo Giant sold ot legal
since the treaty e valued II 81, i,ooo,ooo. Il il
e1pocted with tho improved machinery now en-
route that It will yiold 525,000 gold por woek. 4
mine With potter 1ndicationa on tho Hamo load, iE
this load yields from 1900 to $4,000 por ton.
Another gold lead, uudovclored. yields $4,000
per ton. Tho country iH equally rich in
ailvor ore, tho lead boing very rich in yoin, ax
1901 thicK. Ihoro aro numerous yoinh Of copper
cropping out On tho surface nono Of which aro
taken up. Iron and coal lilo iu close proximity,
tho latter Of superior quality for smelling pur-
poses.
Fifty town lots wore located on tho nows Of
the treaty being signed. The country is i'm
good for a100, ,000, 600 Of precious motaln. -
Mr.. Oreo md party spout aeven days in tho
saddle crossing the tl.roo ,uain ranges
crossing at attitudes Of l2,500 to $1,000 feot,
In open air. riding through rain and snow, over
steop trails and through fallon timber, swamp
and rocka. Thoy report the country lilo
grandost In tho world for mountain
saaensy n o9 S5e pant they Baw hundred peaks
The mining region u surrounded BY " good
, 1873-09-28

Special Dfspatch to Thn Chicago Tribune.
A1Emrlsls, Sept. 27.-Thc financial situation
hore Inns undergone no markod change nlnco
yesterday, except MI incroascd fooling Of case
occasionod by tho probability Of tho carly ro-
sumption Of payment by one or moro Of tho
suspended banks,-tho First National aud Do
soto.-whcla IL most flattorlng. A ,noeting Of
tho business 1nen and loading nlorcllnnta of tho
city WIS hold this morning, attended by ma-
torlty Of tho dcpositors Of tho First National
Bank, at which IT wan decided by tho ba.,k de-
poBitorH to pornit thoir money to ronlnin in tho
bank untouched for cithor sixty or ninoty days, 80
limited by Inv. Tho aolid men Of tho city, or
that portion OF thom who have not scamporcd
away on account Of yollow fevor. camo M mud
subscribed loans varying from 81 900 to sis. 600
oach tho total subscription or lonu to tho bank
footing up ovor S200,000. which, with tho uogo-
table, paper nov, owned by the bank. Will place
It again upon a substantial basis and pertnit its
Atratghtonod. Tho additional bauk failuros
reported In to-day's dispatches creatod
little II any excitomont hero to.tlay, nntl
business wnB not disturbed in the lonst by tho
reports. Tho run upon tho solvent banks was
very light compared to Tint Of yesterday or tho
day boforo, aud III nearly every instance tho
pEpoB1Ts SHOWED A MARKED INCREASE,
banks reccivo Eastern exchange on other insti-
t!t1ons tlnn their own correspondence ono bank
alone, tho Stale Nationa, takiug noarly s40, 900,
Which again tnBurea movement In cotton aud
to gront oxtent will restore to planters i1i this
im1n nedlato vicinity tho labor thoy hayo lost By
not being able to got means from their NOR
chants to pay their handH, for Which reason tho
cotton-pickor8 tn numerous instances havo loft
the folds with not ona-tenth Of tho crop
gAtlored
, 1873-09-28

HIsccA1unoON3 I4DcNI NlAtfcFs,
!, NEW YonK. aopt. 27.-6amuel G. Sheppard, of
s..a tue urn n q H. Mafd Co., morehanta, committed
las had occasional fits Of no!auololia.
, The colossal bronze statue, III Prospect Park,
Bl3rqoklyn. Of John Howard 'payno author Of
~ =" Homo. awoot Homo" was unveiled to-day in
.he proaonco Of over 900 porsons. Addresses
sang Home, Sweet Ho1ue," and 'Amorica,"
aud Joln @. ha1o read an original pocln.
-. Tho counsel for Jacob KoHouxweig, In the
Iolnbs awaiting a now trial on tho Charge Of
w by nalpraotico, argued motion to-day for
tta disoliargo ON tho ground that tho Inv under
which Roseuzwelg was Indicted Ind been ro-
nealoa: Tho District Attorney oppoaest tho mo-
sion that tho poaltion OF Rosc1lzweig'u counsel
waH correct, concluded to reaerye ta depisou,
;, Arrived, steamships Msin from Nsemen, aud
DataYlA from Liverpool.
, 1873-09-28
EIGHT MINUTES SLOW,
ThFeo Moro Livos Lost Through De-
{0Ct III q OOMlNGtOr78 WatrA.

Threo Moro Liyos Lost Through De-
fect In n Conductors Watch.
NEW YonK, Sept. 27.-Dy . collision on tho
Midland 1tairoad, yesterday, tho engines
were Saiy @ ~raohoa i'' and '4s few 'ea Of 'aas the
passengers woro injured. Tho accident WAS oo-
casionod by tho caroloasnosa Of q frojghs con-
dtIuoto,r, who was running eight minutes into
tho time OF o passouger-train. His watch
have been known to mon at the waat end
that he was behind time, AZ they on
troated Linn to await the passage Of the local
paBsongor-train, but he would not listen to thom
Tho watohos OF the conductors are hold by M
Official OF tho road, having beon stopped at tho
time which, they marked whom tue accident &C.
cnrr0d.
New YoRK, Sept. 27.-Three of tho four por.
sons who Woro seriously injured In q colliaion
and tho fourth is not expected to recover. all
were railroad employees.
, 1873-09-28

KINGSTON. :1amaica, Sept. 27.-Tho British
steam nloop, Niobe arrived here to-day from
gonco:
Gen. Estrabas' troopa, aftor assaaBinatlng
detaehmont Of pnlacios' force, which, undof a
flag Of truce, approached tho fort, aaekod Onion
ta and nimprs,onod 81 British enbj9otn, gutted
md Portugal, toro tho American 1lag to pieces,
and sacked tho morchantB' warehouses aud
safes, leaving them perfect wrecks. Tho Eiobe
Boon after arrived, md demanded the surrender
for tho outrage. The authorities wore obati-
nate, and refused to accede to tho domandB Of
thu commander OF tho Niohe, when bombard-
ment followed until II t}ng Of truco was hoiated.
Tho prisoners were thon surrendered and COM
penBation WAS guaranteed.
, 1873-09-28

coLUsnusy O., Sept. 27.-1sobort Dunlap, WHO
ahot aud killed young James Carpenter, Of tliH
city, about d year ago, was captured st Rich
nond, Va, to-day, by W. 4. Knox, chief
detectiyo III. that -pluco. Carpenter was
suspected BY Dunlap Of criniual
also assaulted his wifo, aud left her for
dead, hut she recovered. From that day until
quito recently, Dunlap has not been heard from.
4 reward Of 81 900 will DO paid for hie arrest.
Ho refused to surrender, md was slot md
to the Governor for n requsiton this aftor1inon,
aud will send an officer to Richmond for Smith
, 1873-09-28

LUG 1oao"anB lnstfufncns Wctc filed for record Sat-
,rday, Sept. IT:
r,, G1TT PROPERTY. ......-
dated Juno 20 consideration, 81 400,
Aarrtson ct, 258 II Q Of Western nv, T. 24x1os IT.
Ho!stein av, 90 # of Arn!!agu Nv, +, 48x10o IT,
dated July 81 consideration, 81 ,o00
Mor6aA 1T, bG It Of Wright ut, I, 22x100 It, uud
oler property, dated Aug, y consideration 81 40U
Calumet ny. Of Twenty-si1th ri, vi, 24xlsi5l It,
anted avg. 70 consiaeration f2,Soo.
dated April Is consideration, s., 200.
Monroe St, 176 # Q Of Woud At, 4 +, 25@ls1E n,
aaie1 Sept " consideration, 81, 375.
March - consideration, $2t tUU.
, 1873-09-28
FORE1GN.


MATAMoRAs, Sept. 27.--The Monterey mail
brings tatcs to the 2ist: The Congress of tho
State Of Nueyo Icon has olccted RAMON Treyino
Governor. defeating Garcia Ayla, tho National
Administration eandiaatopwllo had received
plurality of tho popular vote, thus placing
the stata In the hands of tho roy
olutionists of last year. Gen. Eopodn,
as Governor. continues 10 oxorcAo tho functions
OF that Office, whilo tho Congress- Of this State is
in session Mt Monoloya, and supports DR.. saloa
na Governor.
Con, Surao. with 1000 Federal troopH, will oc-
cupy saltillo and Monterey to maintaiu ordor.
, 1873-09-28
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY SEPTEMBER a. 1873

steamer was not intended for fuol, but no ono
order to run a sinking ship On ahoro. Tho high
oat duty of Government iB to promote tho l,igh-
cat wolfaro Of oil itB ottizona. Congress- should
be convonod Immediately. and authorize tho H.
auo Of ou1ronoy enough to stop tho panio.
Lave done my duty. J.U.H.
, 1873-09-28

national greed ioa. Some Of thom ero quite large
pleasant to havo them pop Into your fsco and I
thon drop into tho plato OF ico.oroam Of tl,n
Young 1ady who fs enjoying tho luxury and youS
pleasant conversation at tho gano timo.
But It Is usolcHs to try and mako littlo fun
out Of those rostH. They are n positive mud
growing nuisance almost evoryw1lero In tic civ.
aud whether not tho Croton wator, or tho Cro.
ton pipes, or tho Oroton reservoirs arc 10 be
t|on, 1t is cortn[n TINT my philosopher wlln Can
Invent or HuHgest q plan for their complete an.
nilllation will desorve tho thanks Of tho oomnu.
nttY
, 1873-09-28
CASUALTIES,


ST.. LOUIS. Sept. 27.--Lato this nftcruoon q
portion Of the rear wall OF the extensive i've
story warehouse OF Samuel Cupploa d Co.,
corner Of Second aud Chestnut streets, fell with
torrible crash, opening gap in tue building
afty feet wide from the ground to tho roof.
A. Ficklor, and hr. Davis, who
were working In tho third story, wero carried
out with tho wall, and blier and Fielder wore
covered with two or three feet OF Gobris, A(jor
is seriously and possibly fatally hurt, and Foklor
badly cut abeut the load aud bruised on tho
body. Davis escaped unhurt. The building is
entirely new, aud CupploH 4 Co. wore lust NOV
ing IN. The cause Of the accident is said to bo
the inadequate strength Of the piora on the
, 1873-09-28

CHICAGO PLAYERS GOING ON tour.
The inactivity Of tho newly formed C1ricago
Cricket Club has induced somo of tho city's older
players to take more activo stops in pashnI; for
ward tho same. and thoy will start On o
tour OF Wisconsin next weok, playing
tho Racine College Club on tho COL
lege grounds, hIoudny, Oct. G. and on. tic
day following will meet tho Jancsvlllo oley,,n on
the janosvillo Csickot Ground. From tho fol-
selected. They arc tho best players by fnr which
Chicago has boon ablo to put on tho field: ",
8: Stewart, 7, D. Colloy, &. uoad, A. ". por-
Ena, Glns, J. D: Coz; g. W; Phillips, +: snoll, ]. O.
Darlow, B. Smell, II. A. Dury, 4. Slater (U1n-
pire). A mooting will be held at tho Sherman
House Tomorrow evening at o'clock to mako
arrangements.
, 1873-09-28
Fl1l11 Shot,

Special Dispatch 10 THc Chicago Tribune,
Sr* JOSEPH, Mo-. 6ept. 27.-A homicide was
committed III Platt County, OH tho Rock Island
s. Pacilio Railroad, yesterday. Nathun Daniels
was killed. at Platte City by r. ". Houston, in q
fight with pistols.
, 1873-09-28

MoNrooMEnY. Ala, Sept. 27.-Thero was no
ed the withdrawals. Tllo Mcrchants' Il Plant
ers National, First National. and Farley, smitl,
Co., say they arc stronger than before tho
panic. Thoy meet I'll demands III currency and
mlll not s11apend. The Freodman's Savings
Bank requires thirty days notice.
, 1873-09-28

Chain Of mountains az thoro aro in tho country
Tho country acquired contains four millions Of
tho most valuable mineral land.
Tho proceedings were In tho shape of m
article Of agreement, and do not como under tho
head Of q troaty, which ia forbidden by law.
, 1873-09-28

AUGUSTA, Ga, Sept. 27-Thore is 4 better
foehng here to-day, but otherwise tho Bituntion
is unchanged. Thore iB nothing doing in cot
n,iddliugs wero forced at IL cents. It is bo-
lieved that tue suspended banks will bo able to
rosuno currency payments oarly no1t week,
, 1873-09-28
GRIM

Extrndition OF Lowcnstcin, tho NJ.
bnny NIur1orer.
ALBANY, N. T., Sept. 27.-Lowonstein, the
alleged murderer Of John D. Weston, OF Brook
lyn, ~ this city last August, was brought here
from Canada to~day, and arraigned. Ho said he
was too poor to employ counsel, aud tho Court
assigned him counsel. The trial will take place
tho first Monday tn December.
, 1873-09-28
LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 27.-ConBderablo exoite-
nent prevailed to-day, caused BY tho suspension
At an carly hour Of tho following banks: Ger
man Security, qerman Insurance, Masonic
man Bank. and Louisville Bankng Company,
business In general ia quiet md prices nominal
Tor all leading articlos. No run at the close OF
banking hours upon any other bauks.
, 1873-09-28

BALTIMORE, Sept. 27.-The day closed in this
city without additional excitement or reports OF
hl taiIurss. The strngency in money continuoa
checks to supply business demands.
, 1873-09-28

DETROIT. Sept. 27.-The steam aaw-mill OF
Falkort l. Bnttoriiod, Of Algonnc was burned
yesterday. Tho mill has not boen running for
como time. Tho fire ia supposed to have boon
caused by q passing steamer. Loss, about
$4,000; no insurance.
, 1873-09-28
REAL ESTATE,
Dep@ltQS III Savings Banks, National Banks
and Bank Stockholders.

We arc offering Real Eaato on tho ayonue. and ohear
6hloaKo asnks wy be IN all psrai
st'eu soeuse h0mss willy, Is, aftun!ty qI5ors.
" Washluxtpna4.
, 1873-09-28

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Sept. 27.-The money
panic continued to.day. Neyor in the history
Of the city las money been 60 stringent. It is
als,
, 1873-09-28

: English Railway Accidents.
LoNpoN, Sept. 27.-Thero were nine accidents
on the English railways yesterday. No ono IL
reported killed, though number Of porsons
, 1873-09-28
MOROCCO.

LONDON, Sept. 27.-A1uly Abas, brother Of tho
late Emperor Of Morocco, 4as boon proclaimed
his SUCCESSOR.
, 1873-09-28

BASE BALL.
Mutuals, 4.
, 1873-09-28

erpool to-day for New York took E50O' 1000 in
bullion. ' -
LONDON, Sept. 27.-Tha amount OF bullion
Withdrawn from tho Bank Of England on bai-
ancoA today ia G80oo ali for shipment to
IL also being bought up Tor shipment to Amor.
ica - "A7
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-23
SermiINte 8eri91s.

8bila6etbia, 81. Stunt. - (0ie bel.
ben permtBteu 8inoer aufgeiunoeu. = Wpite.
ri6ier 8orfall. - 9urb cine 2ln3eige purDe
betaunt 9emuht, baB 5wei tlcine Naoten,
gameus Qlnna Gliiabetb 0ta9an unO Ytagge
Wfuluep, bon Oenen feiues nOf Oa8 6. 2ebeus,
iabr iiberlhritteu, ieit benz Wittmo9 ipurlos
ueri6nunoen ieien. Die @ltern bateu, etrpai.
qe Nadrld)ten iiber ben Serbletb Der &luoer
mad ibrer Bobuung in Der 0tOiebillz nabe
Sommeriet Ctr. in Der %. 8aro 3u ieEoen.
Die 6amilien Ragau uno Wtulue1 mobnten
in einem uutsr oem 6olebil Silage betanuten
Sbslle Der %. gYaro, nabe Der Senitugtons
Guenue un0 Somneriet Str. Der Blas
miro BON SiiScn nad 9or6en bon StraBen
ourdlihnitten, meld]e parallel lauien uuo
8oiebiQs, be;ii 3lih Orams StraBe bstBer. Sm
ad,ten Sanie aui Der 9Selts Seite Der Roieb,1.
ctr. pobnte bte SamtIie 8a9an unb in Dem
;ebnteu Snuie auf Der SItRtte uou Dram
Str. bic 8aniile DtulUCg, 10 oaB Die lo0fe
Der betbsu 6Guier fat fommenitleBen. Die
9duier an betoen StraBen 1uo iO9enaunte
Cottage SdnIer" b. b., es fehlt ibuen ba8
8oroers@ebduoe uno ftatt oeIien III elm @ar.
ten Dor Dem Sauie angelegt, rual9er Der
Strabe Elm uberauS ireunOliheS Iuseben per.
leibt. Sebsr Bemobuer biesr 91uitr ibetnt
auf Die Ausidmiidung osriclbeu 6leiB uuO
@elo uerwenoet gu haben. QuS 0eu 66ien
erSGuier fibrenS Sbiireu nah elmer nit beloen
5traBen parallel lGufenbeu AGep mo ba ale
Sbureu tets nfien itanOeu, tOnnte man uou
elmer StraBe sur 2tubereu obne llmweg selau.
gen.
Sier ipelte am @tittpoa Worgeu I'M
8 llbr auua gliiabetb 0tagan unO Otaagit
Wulusp. anna purOe BON lbrer SHUTTER lpie'
berbolt geruieu, hOrte aber ntdt, iOuberr
ipielte nit YtaS9ie, pel9sr Fe eiueu Seiud