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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-19
Eiriarnnnkes Lnrnr.

scorTpALE Pa, March 1S.-Thomas
Bambry, one of the jury which acquitted
Dukes, was seen by a correspondent
this afternoon at his home near Scottdsle.
He had Just been told by the II. c. Frick
Coke company, that they had no use for q
man of his kind and as the Furnace CON-
psny at Scottdsle had also discharged him
be vas not In a. interyiewable mood. In ans
wer 10 every question ne remarked: ITS
none of your Cd d-d business He
positively refused to talk but it wSs eyi-
dent that he fears the public indignation
which has been excited by the verdict
This specimen of good man and true can
read but he cannot write.
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PARKERSBURG.
Why the Iron Bridge Fell-The Sew
Bucket Factory.

Special TO the Register.
PARKRRsRURG, March lit has been as
certained that the fall of the new iron
bridge over the Big Hockin g, at HOckig-
port. an account of which appeared in the
REGISTER recently, was not occasiened by
any defect in the bridge proper, but the
fault was in the abutment. The bridge
cost the county from $4,000 to $1,000. and
vas beautiful structure. The King Bros,
of Belpre, have undertaken to raise the
wreck out of the river, after which it will
probably be rebuilt by the county.
Col. Robert Blair, of Richie county, was
in the city on Saturday.
Governor and Mrs. Jackson have been
spending the last few days here where they
always receive hearty welcome no ne. "
Judge S:ealy wss here on Saturday.
G. W. Jeffries, of Wheeling, was guest
Of Hills Central, on Thursday.
The repairs to the Kanawha bridge, by
Meredith & Co., are progressing as fast as
possible, and il will not be long until this
important thoroughfare is again open to the
public.
Work on Colonel Chancellors block,
corner OF Sixth and Market streets, has be-
gun in earnest, and ere many months q
handsome brick block will ornament the
lot.
Major Gordon is now fairly installed in
his new position with the u. e. o. Express
Company, having made his second run be-
tween Parkersburg and Baltimore.
J. NJ. Lytle, one of the solid merchants
Of Rockport was here on Saturday.
Col. G. W. Thompson returned from
Wheeling on Saturday evening
A strong force OF workmen are engaged
H., hnrkat
now IN course OF erection on the Little
Kanawha, in rear of the carpenter shops oi
the B. & D. Railroad, and soon a new in
dustry will be added to our city.
If the present indications are worth
anything, the year 1888 will witness grea
Improvement in Parkersburg.
The steamer Henry Logan, which has
been on the docks at Point Pleasant vii
come off next week. New decks and new
railing, together With new outrigsing, hay'
been placed on the boat. Her owners viii
probably place her in the Bellville aut
| Marietta trade, making round trips daily.
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her palms cut across and her gloves severed.
There were two dagger holes two inches
apart in the right breast Of her dress. A
broad steel corset ribbon wA broken BY
the weapon which had penetrsted to the
inner lining Of her dress at the frat stroke.
and to her corset at the second stroke
Lady Florence supposes she uncon-
sciously struggled with the men, assisted
by her dog, until the scoundrels were dis
turbed by cart passing through the
woods. She received threatening letters
wore a green dress and Z large hat With q
veil. The yeiled man attem pied the assas.
sination. No arrests have been made. TIE
police have q slight clue 10 the scoundrels.
II is believed the men were bitten by the
dog in the struggle.
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A simpl. Esp,...tiss Of . a,.s.-,

NEvroRr, K. l., March 1.-THE mystery
surrounding the attempted disposal Of Q
watch belonging to the wea<ei family,
whose Wills was destroyed by KSse Judd,
has been cleared up. The husband Of the
woman, Jeremidh Sullivan, went 90 q
police officer last nigh. and gave the watSh
up. He said he found 1t in the ruins OF
the Weaver villa, and gave as his reason
for not returning it 70 its owner before,
that neither he nor-bis wife could read.
Hence they could net deci pher the name of
the owner on the case. He wss not de
tanned by the authorities.
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coUNTERFEITs.
Large Increase STAGE specie Resurnp-
tiOn.

WASHINGTON, March 1s.-Chief Brooks. of
the Treasury Secret Service, says that the
number of counterfeiters has increased
many fold since metal currency resumed
circulation, and that the amount OF base
money now current is much greater than
before that resumption, but that the total
smount of bogus money made is much
less. Counterfeitersof greenbacks, Nation
al bank notes and bonds were necessarily
men Of great skill, and were the pos
SCISSORS of some means. They were
for the most part men
who would not steal and commit bur-
glaries, bat made engraving and coulter
letting their profession. when they had
completed the plates for q connterfeit
issue they were in the habit OF printing a
large number Of notes, and the capture OF
a counterfeiting establishment during the
era of paper currency. was almost always
accompanied by the seizure and destruction
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Weather Service Curtaifed.

WAsHINGTON, March lS.-The Chief Sig
nal Officer has been compelled, through
lack of appropriations for the current fiscal
year, to discontinue II cautionary display
stations, the weather reports from Eagle
Rock. Idaho; Mount Washington, n. H.,
and Washakie, Fort Wyoming, and to dis.
continue the following named stations:
Alpena, Mich; Champaign, ILL.,; Denison.
Tex. Dubuque, Ia; Erie, Ia; Madison,
Wis. Morgantown,. W. Va; New London,
Conn. Newport, r. l.; Port Esds, La;
Sandusky, o.. Silver City, y. NJ, and
Starkyille Miss
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-sseption 20 PaFnell.

NEW YORK, b. societies, in this city,
convention Of Iris. q reception TO Par
to-day, TO arrange for. '~rs not harmoni'
nell. The proceedings ", -snted DR.. w.
Gus. The Land Leas ues pres, and the
B. Wsllsce's name as president, Oliver
Ancient Hibernians named James I'D
DIR. Wallace was declared chosen, a.
much confusion. The Hibernians left the
bail. When the noise subsided, the meet
ing was resumed, and the business CON-
mittee appointed TO consider the best msa.
ner OF eceiyiDg PaTnslL
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Railroad wreck.

BLOOMINGTON, III, March 1.-Two freight {
|<eins Of the Chicago and Alton and Illinois
.entral came into collision at Normal, his,
Yesterday. Eight Alton cars, loaded with
'4ttle, end the Illinois Central engine and
I<Feral cars were thrown from the track.
c1ne Of the cattle were killed, and the cars
ffre all badly wrecked. The cause OF the
Iccjdent Is not known, but is believed to be
Iohe misunderstanding Of signals.
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Deserff,e N aSesmsas RfDiaeel.

NEW YosK. March IA nee indictment
tss been found by the grand jury 70 repisee
one raid 10 be defective, feond IN March:
Is7y.l against Ma Ella \ Psek, eisssssd
xith obisiping under false Psetsscss Iron
ons sums OF money, amountIsg 70 I'D
m0 Mr.. BabStt wss defrauded OF . large
sum Of money By his booktespsr.. Charles
n. Beck with. and il Is siieE~d that Ms.
(, P.ek pretended 70 be nsgotiatiu. fcf She
rturn Of stolen money. aad obtaansd Ne
money on that plea.
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s...,,.ss.era.enial HIae.

Errx, Pa, March IA highly. socoor-
sging revival has been 10 progress for rome
time past at the United Bretbsrn Church.
New Ireland, this county. Last Saturday
preparations we're made for celsbrstlne
he lords supper, and the bread and vine
were placed on the sltsf for use on the
coming Sabbath day. During toe nsgst
parents. broke into the church. end con,
sumed The sacrament, They gorged them.
selves 10 such IN exteut that they became
intoxicated. and their tongues being un.
bridied, told the story Of their unhsiioSsd
Goinas. fE
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MILWAUKEE,, March ia csss - -
cremation hes Just ben discovsfs1 =
prominent In prominent eiscl:s N Oh
fosh. Wisconsir. Annie Wsisbsteh, efx-
teen years Ola, married Cyrus Boststek.
coiored. in the sieeoce Of her Esther -
dsy, sro. Tie father returned. yesterday.
md discovered tbs fact Bostwick vs ~
Gently divorced from bis first Nifs. sho
vas 6lso white.
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REV. JOHN JASPER ENDORSED.
His Views In Accordance with the Ze.
tetie school OF Philosophy,

ttlC SCuOOh Oi FhIOSOphys
BALTIMORE, March 1S.-The Rev. John
Jasper, of Richmond, is not without good
company in his opinion that the world is
flat, and that "the sun do move This is
the doctrine held by the zetetic school Of
philosophy which some years ago made
quite stir in England. The name is
formed from Greek word meaning to seek
or inquire. An active Propagandist OF
zetetic doctrineis Prof. wm. Carpenter, II
Chew street, who has been in this country
about five years, He is man of medium
height, auburn hair and beard, with bright
restless eyes and animated manner. He
hss literary tests, and when the reporter
called be was turning off clever little
acrostic poem. ---. 8.
Jasper is right about the matter" the
Professor said, although he has not q com.
plete understanding of it, There are
plenty of men who agree with him, but
there are few whe are willing to acknowl
edge the belief. II IS unpopular snd keeps q
msn back in the world, but I care nothing
ior that"
The founder for the zstetic school, fht
ffStsssor explained, ~as sn Englis,,
chemist iiafDed Powbetham, whose views
were formed AZ far back as 1888. In 1851
he lectured at Greenwich, Prof. Carpenter s
naive town. The Professor, then jour
neymsn printer, laughed at the idea Of q
man going about lecturing That
The Earth Was Flat
Spt went 10 hear him. II listened to that
lecture for an hour and halt" said the
professor. "and since then have never
doubted that the earth is a,t" In 1856 he
issued work on the subject He put
his thoughts directly in the type aud it
took him three years, working in his leis-
,ure hours, to compose the work. Since
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our HEAVY GRAIN CROP.
Ose Bsnased and Twenty Mt,Itsss -
Bushsls Mere ThAn y Year Age.

-
WASHINGTON, March Is.-A statement
showing the consumption and distribution,
OF corn and wheat throughout the country
up 10 March l. has been prepared at the
Department Of Agriculture. II places the
stock OF corn on hand 1t that date at about
$50, COG, $50 bushels. or 30 per cent OF isst
yesr's crop. OF this, 3s0OO0,000 bushels
are In the States OF the Central Bssin north
Of Tennessee, and i88, ,000, 900 bushels 10
the Southern Htates. Most Of the rsmaia-
der Is In the Middle States. In cof1psftsoa
with the average stock OF the pNst Ave
years ut the same date there 10
scarcely any increase In the West o.
the Middle States. In the South ths PEI.
centsge OF the crop IL 43 instead Of %. Tax.
ing all the States together, the iucfsassd
stock Is about per cent; The ee~sn ear
ka and Kansas, inclusive, had IS Per csnI
II the crops on hand, against "a pef osal
last March, and 80 per cent OF the osop of
1870, on the lat " March, 1881, when tbs
estimated stocks were fi3,UO0,000 bushets
against 80. 90 LAT March. In Iiinots
ard Iowa the proportion on haad 10 isss
than the aversg. of th. previous hvs years.
In Missouri and Kassss u isreo1os. Ihs
proportion Of wheat on hsod Aasoe
- ptI Ccut W tuc CfOpp VI BVV9s sySfS-DSt-
90 bushels. The proportion of tbe lass
five years at that data 10 beaslI ths saoa.
In the States Of the centnl basin The total
quantity reported on hand 10 l0A o.0oo
bushels. The proportion remAining 81 ebe
Southern States IL rs per cent tnstso1 q
~, the average Of previous ysasA In the
Pacific States the percentage 10 . instsad
Of the former average Of % pr osnt
. v.-u~ u..,sA =, 49, u.ss>~
trial in Connecticut vs. productive q -
coed s.sult. n II ws tbs means oi reusit-
ing family after lspss Of tWsnty eikht
years. Aia Beojsmln 7. Wieen, 80
Grace z. Bsnham, whose Husband droees6
dead recently, came 10 Salem Wben eteo
years Of sgs from EeS Haven. Coos., -
live with her uncie. Hos shout tsa ycD
abe kept up . corrsspondsnos Th -
family and then her lstbsf dleA Hsr
ing West, ssd she soppossd hey hs1 doee
20, o. she failed to get any Istts, froo
them sftefvAfd. She soon sftsfWaed nes.
ried Zen ienin 7. Wiggin. Wben feo1tae
Of the trial Of the kslIsy couasa, - 80
smopg the names OF the jurors that q ollao
Bephsn. che name of ber unc3s, sd -
wrote 70 him. lie sent tbs lsttss 10 49, -
pephsws, Who proved 20 b brothse a. hss.
Virgin, Who, With another bfothee, esos
On II once and found thsif loag Joee sisass.
TSssvss 50 DssDsss1sss.
sax Aysos1s, March ls.-fse y0seg
men, sops of pfomissns stock nss q seAs
Ststs, have besp asrestsd, snd heys 1ivA'e.
Cd iStsiiIgspes u q issrs. ssns q eessse So
borss shisyoG. The bond . sa1A - - go.
pooed Of some Of the most nososboeS 80
desperats NEE In the State. heoeosee -
| being takes for their arrest, ed seecknee
are tsking grsat interest 10 tbs nattss, ~
| from the dapesrous cbSsctss q ~ ~
| heir capture iI eIpeesed 70 tsveass Q
| sood deal q blood she'd.
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/ Cs,uspArl, NseeA M 9Gl4 H..
10, & ~ =. 6essygytd ~ ~ ~
Miami D!stilltry Co. pe1lt ~
sisoa 4 Cssdseil -
Is 1i..iIIss1 - 80 - g. -, , {
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DvoesIIy nssDeeea.

Rsros, March ia-In wstsstevn. 49,
tight miles from hers. Mn. CesisteA -
.rnu, defed IN tbs hallway os hss evl n1A
sb0ut . 10 lsst night fhs esos ben voeG
Mr.. CsSietoo sssvtfs6. ssd ~ 0egoo0
-sspted upoa Ne boly s(sbss nethee 9
ne lcot o{ ths stsan nN Gksil - -
efnsked With 3 lHIaen1,Ext..ss - e
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NorTNa builds up shattered .sonstitu
hons so quickly IS Broya's Iroa .B;.eers.
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VA, elected from her only at intervals.
The saving OF her life is attributed 70 her
81 Bernard dog, which. it sis sup
poeed. protected her while she ity
In swoon. Lady Flosence had no resson
20 suspect immediate Danger although
sbe had been somewhat fearful since the
~osipt Of letters about the Land League.
=. last thing she remembers Is one OF
The -@irg qHsntiiy Of innd " htf
msn pu- bcr recossry, sie found both
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DISGUISED AsSAsslNs.
Two Men I'm Female Dress Attack Lady
q YloFenee Dixie.

q Ylerenee Dixie.
LONDON, March is.-Lsdy Florence Dixie
was attacked al Windsor yesterday oy Two
men disguised in women's clothes. Her
dress was cut with dsggers In several places,
but received no injury. Lady Florence
was walking in q secluded spot near the
woods, when man asked what time It sss.
She replied she had no watch, and after
yard noticed that though they wore
clothes their faces had been shaved
She was much alarmed She started "a
walk awsy, and vas followed by the men,
one of whom seized her. She stfnsgied E
sss.y.e bnt seeing their daggers. fell in q
s~oan This occurred at four o'clock 10
the afternoon. She did not recover be-
senses until 4:lS. Lady Florence has oeec
prostrated to-day
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@aDuc SprlmtD.

- Man munfelt, taB init unIeren
Gountps 6inanSen ui6t gum Seiten Sss
tpirtbi6aftet tporben lei.
-9ie aIte 9auer 9rausrci in Suness
bale ipirS iest bon SObn Gudsnberser
betrieben.
= GsorBe Sreitenba6cr, Elm lang.
idbriBsr 9ewobner bon SpnsSSale,
reiit bieie @p6e mad 0euti6Iano.
Gr beabii6ti8t bort buuernb Su perpeis
len.
-9aS Snners Der Iutberiidsn Stride
in SonesbaIe 1T umScdnoert uuo renos
pirt iporoen.
= Die idbrIide 9lusteuung Der
99abne county glderbau 8eiellI6aft
fpir6 in Der siusiten g8o6e int Sttober
itattiinben. Der Datum i6eint Gin
bisden lpdt gepdblt. Seiuder Der
6uir miiien ibre >, ,Sottel" in Der Saide
nadtraScn, ba auf benz gluStsIlunss'
srunbe feline berauidenoe GetrGnEe osrs
fault fperoen.
Die S6iifabrt auf Dem Del. II.
Subion Sanal ipurbe am SienitaS CTS
bifnet.
-Sobn 8aiferip, eir Subrmum,
fieI nabe benz gaImpra Saus (im fog.
selpbten 2anoe) bon ieinem nit 8nbns
fdneIleu belaNeneu @aBeu. Gr belt
Die 3uBel felt, wurbe unter bic 3dSer
geidIeift unO erIitt einen opppeIten
8einbuib unp idIimme ScaIpwunSe.
- Der l2iGbrige Spbn BON g8iQiam
9crrp, BON Berlin Centre, iiCl pprIebtsn
Dtontag pom ObsrFceen Der Sdcuer
berab un6 ipurOe tbNtlib am 8opfe pers
leBt.
= -Serr 2eoyplb 6iirtb 1T mm .. Q.
q. 81. beS Ooo 6ellop Sroens BON
bieIem 9iitritt crpGblt moroen.
-Srau SomI. 9lrmitrpng bon TaFs
ton (bei SaipIep) iiel porise @pde bic
Srsppe ibrer 98obnuns berub uno Uers
Ieste iib 70 i4per, SuB iie baIO na6ber
itarb.
= Cine g9ittpe 9tamens GelIp, 55
Sabre alt, ipurbe bprlebten Diittpod
nabs glane SO. l3 Der Bsnniplpania
8abn iiberfabren mO setbotst.
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Sunnipre.

- Serr Senrp SommerS 1T bieic
@ode bon 0unmpre mad ScrantOn
umseSpBen.
= Sobn 9uifp 1T sum SobIeninipets
tor Der PennipIpuniu Gompunie ern0mt
iporSen, uno SameS OtaiterS sum Sus
perintenbenten Der 0ipip GrOUc @crIe.
= Serr glrmiu 9urI6sI bat bon
einsm SreunSe Spet ibpGrSe 8acoons
ais Weiterer Seitras Su ieiner Ntenus
serie erbalten.
= 9aS 9epup SpteI fiibrt ieBt ben
Namen GrdanSe Sotel.
= Sobn Sermpn bat bic Spencer
&oblenperfs Semietbet nb ldbt Jest
8ermeiiunSen fir cine Sabn uud Der
@inton 3peiSbubn Der .. g. u. gS. So.
bprnebmen.
= Serr 9tusuit 8unB bat baS 9OuiS
0tinni6 Gi8entbum al SIateIp Strobe
aneetauft.
a4~ Sriibi iabrsmaarsni ieSer 0ettunS
in 8roipn's See Sipe. NiOosrn un6
billig.
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Nitf8fpu.

- 9ie 9lrbeiter bes 5tpin Sba6tea
Der gittston 8obIen Gompanie Ie9ter
glnfanss bUriger @p6e bic 9lrbeit mics
Der, neil iie bon bem @dsemeiiter 9es
iIihentli6 iiberpprtbeiIt purben.
- 8eni. Yrice bon bier bat etipa
5000 Stiid faIifornii6er Sorellen unO
beutider Sarpfen erbuIten, nit penen
er bic 8epdher bieier 8esenb bebbIfern
iuirS. Die Spring 8rOOf. Bear,
Gardner unb Worben Greet iiuo baSu
auserieben, ba bieIeIben frei bon
S6ipefelipuiier iinb.
- Gin unbeipobntes Saus beS Gbars
les GruUer, stpiiden gleaiant 8aaep
unb Smitbbiae sele9en, branntc in Der
0onneritus gtu6t nieber. Sas Seuer
ipar pbne 3peifel augeleBt.
= Sin oberbalb Dem 9taDine S6adt
mobnenoer &nabe Namens Spbn Otcs
glnuItp bat bic 9oden. Der glnfaa 1T
Elm Ieidtsr uno Der Batient beinabe ges
beiIt. ba man bic Sr1ntbeit bisber pers
beimIi6te.
- Die Utlt5lleoer Der 5tta9ara Seuer
Gompanie erbaIten 9tubberrbde auf
Soften Der Sta6t.
- -Sie bieiisen 9eutIden baben els
men 8eiansberein ee8riinbet unb bens
IsIben Bittstpn Rdnnerdor 8etauft.
- Nit so gpIi;iiten, ipelde BON
StaOtratb beitdtist iuprben iinb, iOIIte
bic 5lube uniersr Stabt aufredt erbaIs
EN- iperben.
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3Weite g8 arb.
Sierte g9arb

gtudrt II. Glarf.. ...fl Mrs. y. 9arFin. I
gntbpny Sbprntou..iil jamts ainnrp ........t
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9ie StafOrO Mea0Ow g3rOOf
Sis SOm.pamic,
Gbas. 81. Scbabt, Snpt.,

pirS RGbrtnt her Cation Gis ;u frIsru-
ben grsiien liefrn:
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@ilfcsbarrc.

Sbaoe, oab Die armen Seute
SaIlen oft benz 9urIt sur 8eute
glu6 Der Sun9er pla9t iie oann,
8'rabe ipie ben reiden Wann.
Drum, ipem biIis Sbr ipOIlt ipeiien,
(Sabt Sud nur ni6t lan8e beibsn,)
SerberBSoater g bm ann bat
SOae SbGiieIn tets parat;
llno ben Durit, ben srpbsn, aud
StiIIt er Gu9 mad g8irtbes Sraub.
- gla9 Dem 9eri6t bes 9OIisei6eis
iuurben I'M 0oriBen Sabre bier 1850
Serbaftun9en porgenommen; barunter
ft8uriren 1875 6rauenSimmer.
- 9lm pprisen Wtittippb Wiorgen
INN 2 nbr brannte elm nabe Der empire
3ede selesenes g8obnbaus nieocr, tpeI=
Dies bon Stpei SamiIien gtamens 99iIs
Iiams beippbnt mar. GS geIans, Die
DtobiIien Su rettsn.
- Wlit benz 9au OeS 9sbisb 8aaep
9abnbOies, Sefsn 6unOament bsreits
ooriSeS Spdtiabr sele8t tpurbe, bat
man allen grniteS besOnueu. Den
glnSeiden mad iuiro baS 0sbdube aus
berproentli6 maiiip uno zines Der bibs
i6eiten ieiner SIrt in Sieiem Staate.
g. g8. Guiep itarb am pOrIebtsn
OienitaS infolse bon SerleBunSen,
ipeI6e sr AM SamItuS subOr i'm SlUpe
go. 4 ;u Nanticote bur6 cine 5suers
cdmpferpIoiion erbaIten bate.
- Die NtorOprpseHe sesen 9atrid
WaoSen unb OtibaeI Gsiqp iino auf ben
lS. SlpriI feitSeiett; Der eritere lit bes
tanntIt6 bon gittstpn, Der IeBtere elm
8irtb bon 5oir 9ieip.
- Srau 9lnna Wtargaretba S6aps
pert, bic Wiutter Ses Srn. 9eter Sdap.
pert, itarb am 5reitaS i'm gllter bon so
Sabren unb 6 0tpnaten. Die 8erItprs
bene tpobnte felt ettpa 2S Sobren in
Goalpiae uno binterldbt feds SBbnc
uno brei Sbbter, idmmtIi6 perbeiratbet.
Die 9lnSabI ibrer GntcI 1T 81 unb Der
llrentel 10. Dem SesrdbniB am
SpnntaS ipobnte cine srpbe Wenibens
menSe bel, ba bic gntidIaiene ipObI bes
tamnt uno beIiebt mar.
- 9ii6t SerinssS GrItaunen erregt
Die nadte Sbatiude, bab bic llnterbaIs
tun9stoiten unierer GUuntps 8efangenen
iid i'm Derfloiienen Sabre auf s1.l8
per Scpf beliefen, cine Summe, fur
ipeIte man lie ebenio ipobl in einem
Sotel bate untsrbalten fbnnen. Die
Setriebstoiten Der Saitiae am Sus1ues
banna pareE insseiammt $4,000.
- Olit benz 9au zines Spt,Is Bel
5air Sieip bat man be9Unnen. 9as
8ebduoe piro pieritbdig uno bebedt
einen Sld6enraum bon 300 bel 100
5uB, Srpb senus, UNI 600 8Gite auf;u:
nebmeu. Die 2lusiidtppn bieier STEELE
iiber oas g9ppminB SbaI 1T tpunbers
bubIh uno bic llnternebmer rebnen auf
itarfen 3uipru6 mdbreuo Der Spmmers
mpnate, ba bic Sabnperbinouug beauem
unb bic Gage cine 8eiunoe lit.
= Sn Der Senrp 3ede bel Wiia opIs
loip tpurSe am 0ienitas Der 9lrbsiter
u. 81. Gbamberlein bon Der WaIbinerie
an ben 9Ieioern erfabt, in bieiel6e bins
Elm seSOsen unc set6Otet.
- Wian mill bier cine Sfcnfabrit
etabIiren uno bic alte Ssbee 8iebersi
an Butler gllep baSu umdnSern.
- Der @eleiie. 9lrbeiter Ibomas &.
Gpans (3e6e go. l2 in glpmoutb)
ipOlte am 0ienitas Morsen auf einen
8abnSuS iprinsen, nm raider sur 9lrs
belt ;u seIansen, slitt aus uno fiel unter
bic 8doer, tpeI6e ibm Elm 9em uno
einen 9lrm SerquetIdten. Gr Iieot i'm
SpipitaI gefabrIi9 barnisber.