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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-09

HORRIBLE TRIPLE TRAGEDY.
Nathan Wade RObs and Murders Widow and
His Mother, and Then Commits Suicide.

epecisi to the IndisnaDoiis s"urnsl
KNIGHTsTowN. Ind. Oct s.-Bstween II and
o'clock last night the residence of Mrs. Sarah
Hoeeiss was discovered TO be on FIRE. When
help arrived The house was partly burned and
the fire was beyond control The door was i'm
media,sly burst In, and the lifsless remains Of
Mrs. Hogeins. who was lying on the bed.
dragged ont Her son, Mr. Nathan
Wade, was found lying by his BED with his face
toward the floor. in the last stages Of life.
Also. the charred rem aims of Mrs. Martha
Gates, who occupied q bedroom in the rear. A
shoe-knife covered with blood. and a bottle Of
Paris green were taken frcm Wade's
pocket, aud circumstances point toward
crime having been committed.
The county coroner WAS summoned
and post norton examination and an inquest
were held this afternoon. The remains of Mrs.
Martha Gates were horribly mutilated, and
burned beyond recognition. At the post-mortsm
examination it developed that her throat had
been cut and she had also received o stab
In the heart and . thrust IN the arm. inflicted
By . sharp instrument She Was a widow,
about fifty years OF age. and had always made
her homo with Mrs. Hoegins who had raised
Der from a cnild! her husoauo died IN the
army, and she was granted a pension in 1876. OF
sl.4O0. and $40 per month. Nathan Wade, who
was instrumental in procuring her pension,
assumed her guardianship without authority,
appropriated the pension money to his own
credit, and las been drawing it since.
She has been living in extreme poverty for the
last few Years, and reeently complained to the
Grand Army post hero of her treatment by
Wade. The. Grand Army Of the Republic in
vestigated the matter. had q guardian appointed,
and It was found that Wade had appropriated
e, 500 OF her pension money, of which
ne was unable 10 give any satisfac-
tory account The testimony given to-
dsy showed that she had complained to
neiebbers- several ,ass; that In the lest few
weeks Wade bad tbreatsned her life unless she
stopDed complaining about the pension money.
To-day Wade would have been compelled to
have made some satisfactory accounting for the
money, aud IL Is presumed that he had been
brooding over tho matter much that he be.
came partly insane. went down to his mothers
house last night. aud after numbering Mrs Gates
set FIRE to the house, and after taking a large
dose OF Paris green. threw himself down in the
burning house He has been in the harness aud
boot and shoe business here for the past fifteen
years. and leaves a wife and daughter Al the
post-mortsm examination about TWO ounces Of
Paris green was found in his stomach. His
mother was eighty two years OF age, helpless
and insane. The post-mortem examination
showed she had came to her death by sutfoca-
ton.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-09
A COWAIDLY ATTACK.
Editor Edmonds and Two Other Gentlemen
Wounded by Brace of Desperadoes.

AgSrsToS, Ala, Oct s.--About 2:30 o'clock
siuate W. II. Edmonds, the editor of the Hot
Blast. in his Office The trouble grew out Of
enmity aroused by the Hot Blasts war in favor
or rigid enforcement Of the prohibition law
4 week ago four ex-policemen, who had been
discharged for ineficiency, wsylad Editor Ed
mon6s. and one OF them jumped on him and
beat him severely, Mr. Edmonds making such
resistance as he could An outraReously false
account of the affair was sent to the Monteom-
cry Dispatch, rejecting seriously upon Mr.. Ed
monde, who replied through the Dispatch, pro-
nounciue the author liar, and charging him
with cowardice In sending forth such false
hood unsigned. 1t was developed that
the correspondent Of the Dispatch was
j. S. Lawrence. justice Of the peace.
This afternoon, Lawrence, accompanied by Will
Lacey. entered the Hot Blast ofice, in which, at
the time. were Mr.. Edmonds, John Coppsii, the
mailing clerk. and Mr.. A. Tripney, who had
com. in on business. Lawrence called Mr.. Ed
monds outside, whore some conversation was
bad in reference to the Communication, and
card, propouncius him . liar Mr.. Edmonds
said there WAS nothing 20 retrsct. when Law.
renee advanced toward him. Lacey inquired il
Edmonds was armed. to which q negative reply
was made. when Lacey said: Neither 10 Law
renee" at the same time trying to get behind
Mr.. Edmonde, who Their began to back into hia
Office. As he partially turned. fire WAS opened
on him. he was shot In the left arm, in the sl-
bow. and seriously wounded Lacey
attempted to shoot again. but his
pistol snappsd. which probably eaved Mr..
Edmoude's life. The would-be assassin then
fred on Mr.. Coppell and MIR. Tripnsy The
former was shot through the neck and the latter
received two wounds in the head, both serious.
The parties escaped, but were subsequently cap
tured and turned over to the sherif on State
warrants, and taken TO Jackronvi Vile, Ala The
feeling In the city 10 intense, and strong talk Of
lynchinR has been indulged in. Never were the
people more thoroughly aroused. Mr.. Edmonds
s doing well. and IL is hoped that no serious re-
suits will follow his wounds The shooting OF
MIR. Coppell and Mr.. Trinnev was malicious and
unprovoked. A mass-meeting Of citizsns will
be held tomorrow. when a plan OF action will
be decided upon to rid tho city Of these des-
peradoes. Tonight the city is in tumult Of
excitement and indignation.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-09
Female smugcler Detected.

New YORK, Oct. 8-Mrs. Hannah Blind q
large, handsome. richly dressed woman, was one
of the saloon passengers on the Hamburg Amor
icsn packet steamship Gellert, from Hamburg.
this morning. Her baggage had been passed by
the custom house officials, aud she was leaving
the pier, when the attention of Inspectress Flor
ence NJ. Todd, Of the surveyors staff
was attracted by the woman's man.
moth proportions. She possessed q naturally
wellmade figure, but her hnst was Of unusual
proportions. She was conducted to q private
apartment. where search OF her person brought
to light large quantity Of imported dress
goods. The keys Of the passengers trunks were
then demanded and her baggage put through
q second examination. Other dress goods OF
costly character we're found iuRenously sewn
in the lining Of a well worn dress. Mrs. Bland
the tried to bribe the inspectress. The goods
were all sent TO the custom house seizure-room.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-09
A Remarkabla Reunion.

LiBFRTy, Mo-, Oct SIN quiet country
farmhouse. Ia one of the most romantic spots
in Clay county, reunion took place . few days
ago that has no parallel N the social annals Of
th,s country. The mothers of three Of the most
famous outlaws OF this century met. embraced.
wept and talked over the past Two Of these
outlaws are dead. but the third and snart~st Of
the trio still lives and was present at the meet
ing. The women were Mrs. Zerelda Samuels
and Caroline G. Quantrell. mother OF William Z.
Quan trell, the noted guerilla chief. Mrs QuAn
trell lives in Dover, o., and came all the way to
Missouri to visit Mrs. Samuels. Mira Quantrel
is over FIVE feet in height. and is sixty seven
years old. For the past two years she has been
collecting material for a life of her aon, whom
she does not frlievs to have been the man OF
blood he was painted.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-09
Remarkable Weather.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Oct S.-Some remarkable
weather is reported from section of Col-ton
county, this State. about twenty miles square.
For fourteen months following the great earth
quake Of August, 1886, there was an almost contn-
nous drought, during which the total rainfall did
not exceed two inches. Streams and springs dried
up. crops and cattle perished for want OF water,
aud it was difficult for the people TO obtain good
drinking water. little over two months ago
rain began falling steadily in that section, and
for nfty-seven consecutive days there were only
two on which IL did not rain. All the low lands
have been turned in to lakes no crops have been
made. and the people are consequently ir de-
plorable condition.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-09
An Attack ON the Sugar Trust.

NEW YORK, Oct a-Judee OBren, of the
Supreme Court. to-day granted permission TO
State Attorney general Charles +. Tabor to
bring an action against the Haveameyer g. Elder
Styar Refinery Company to annul its charter.
.,hIs compsnJ, with thirteen others. is q member
Of the sugar trust conbipatiou. The Attorney.
general has appointed General Roger A. Pryor
as counsel TO represent him In this matter.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-09
WE'VE GOT 'EMI

Our Fall and Winter styles are CON-
plete, and they comprise the leading
shapes in Tecks, Puffs, Four-in- hand
Bows and Band Bows. Windsors, ETC., Of
which we have dozens of different shades,
stripes and plaids. to suit most any one.
~ We always guarantee fit 10 Neck
wear
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-09
WHEN INDICATIONS.
M0NDAY-Fair weather, cooler; Light frost
on Wednesday mOrning.
ABOUT NECKS
WHAT ABOUT NECKS? WHY NECKWEAR.

In Fall Silk Scarfs red is to be the
predominant color. This shade is being
brought to the front again after an alb
sence of several years. The bright hue
known as OK blood will lead, with garnet,
claret, and wine tints trooping in its
be
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-09
TRAVELLERS INDEX.
KANKAKEE I INE
IN RTG FOTT r R6iI. wayl
AMT THEY Cheap

AIN OdEAff
THIS WILL BE A GREAT WEEK
With both political parties The 1Jth will be Blaine
day when thousands will come 20 Indianapolis to
and hear the Plumed Knight. While the Republicans
preparing for Their great oldsshioned demonstration
at Shslbyve- The 15th they promise q feast of
soa IN ne persons who viii be present-the D.d Ro-
nan. Allen G.. Thurman, Governor David z. Hill, OF
New York, and many others Of national fame. There
viii be fow Of soul also. It is proposed to roast
fifty oxen. While oil this political enjoyment 10 being
harded around will be found the old stand SELL
ing tickets the best and at the lowest rates
Washington, D. O Baltimore ard Philadelphia $9.75
Cincinnati and return, including admission TO
Oct IL and I3-Cincinuati and return...... $50
Oct 9 and l6- Richmond, Va, and retura.--. 1900
Everybody should get good home. in good countries
Kansas. Colorado, New Mexico, Nebraska. Dakota,
Mnnssot. or Montana, or in Tennessee. Alabama.
HENCE WE OFFER
al points IN these States. Oct o. at onshaf rates
-0ns iars 'IS FoS 5SuTT THE 1F'P; SANE REASON
We offer California. Oregon and Washington Terri
tory at very low rates one way and roSna trip.
The very cheap Grea. Falls Mon., and return
ost g. This the best town in the best country
in the United States.
Oct IL. G: a r. Parade in Cincinnati. Oct 13:
Republican Day. Make . note Of the dates Oct IL
TINE CARD.
CINCINNATI DIVISION.
Depsrt----. 3:55am lo:53.m 3.50pm 6:26pm
Arrive.- 10.45am l1:45am 5.07pm 10:50pm
CIScISNATI DIvIsIoS-suNDAY TRAINS
Depart-------.--.-....---.-- s;oosm S;tSpm
Arrive ..ll:5oam 1o:50pm
CHICAGO DIVISION.
Depart---.--.1:i0am l2:05uo'n 5:20pm 1l:20pm
Arrive 1o:3ssm 3:3opm 6.13pm
Pullman palace cars. elegant reclining chair cars
and paror cars between Indianapolis, Chicago and
Cincinnati
For tickets sleepingcar Recommendations and al in
formation call at Union Depot Model Ticket Office
corner Washington and Meridian streets.
J. II. MARTIN. Dist. Pass AIT
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-09

For Bronchial. Asthmstio and Pulmonary
Complaints, browns Bronchial Trochesr have
rsmsrkabis curative properties. Sold only in
baxes
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-09
TWENTY MINUTESOF BLAINE
The Maine Statesman DevOtes a Short
Speech to the Hon. Don NJ. Dickinson,
The Result Being the Most Complete Case Of
Political Skinning Ever Known in the
History of the State of Michigan.
Dickinson's Assault on New England
Answered in Most Conclusive Style,

And the Postmaster-General Shown To Be
Amazingly Ignorant or Very Untruthful-
Assessing Women for Campaign Funds.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-09
Edited by the Sheriff.

NEW YORK, Oct s-The sheriff has seized
the property of the New York Star upon attach
msnts secured BY Geo. F. Perkins, paper-dealer,
In suit for $4,000
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-15

Szonowna P%ublicznosc upra-
SIAM uprzejmie O }askawe podanie
mi dokladnego adresu p. Wojcie-
cha Balcerkiewicza organisty z
Wrzesni kt6ry W March, I. b. do
Pittsburgh Pa, przez w. is. Mis-
kiewicza M organiste powoiany
zosta}.
Event.. radze p. Balcerkiewi-
czowi, ably celem unikniecia wszel.
kich nieporozumiei podai adres
sw6j.
Jozef Berlus, p. Jewasihski
l04 Essex, New York N. J
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-15

vic JUL sic ME dafo.
Hrabia poczaf ciezko oddly
cha6. a wreszcie upadf ma
krzesfo.
- Ludwiku - wyrzek}a
znowu harbina lagodnie, kFa-
DAG mu reke ia ralnieniu -
prze3y1am JUL najbolesnlejszq
godzine w mem zyc;u. Byfo to
ci72kie doswiadczeNie, ktore
ma mnic W naszem szczesli-
wynn poayciu mai2ehskiem
spadto, ale z tego doswiad-
czeLia wyszfam zwyclezko.
Me gniewaj sic, &c tax nagle
W me move pofo2enie wayG
sic ME mcge. Czfowiek JUL
staby, i do wszystkiego po-
trzebuje czasu. Me ~przysztam
tez tn, ably sic toba upierac,
do tego ME mann prawa. Wiem
takae, lie ty sic sam o wiele
surowieJ karzesz, ani2elibym
ia to zdofata. Jezeli ci to u]-
ayG mole, to wiedz, he ci
przebaczy}am, pred ludzmi i
Bogiem przebaczyfam!
Hrabia usunaf sic z krzesta,
ukleknaf i wsrod rzewnego
fkania objaf Jej kolana.
- Jam tego ME godzien-
zaszlochaf - posiadam anio-
la, ktorego nogami deptafem.
- Daj temu teraz pokoj
- odrzekla hrabina - GAS
nam naproano ucieka. Me
chodzi teraz o mnie, tylko o
twego syna. TO niewinne
dziecko ME powinno bye dfu-
zej be- praw ma swiecie. Gdy-
by sic Erwin dowiedziaf, lie
ME jest moim synem, toby go
wstyd Whit do grobu. On juz
jest W tym wieku, ably pojaf
co pokalane pochodzenie zna-
czy. Poniewaz ty o tenn nigdy
ME pomyslafes, przeto pos}u-
chat mojej rady. Do zak}adu
naukowego oddaG go JUL nle
mo2emy, tylko gdzie daleko
W SWAT. Wiesc o tenn, co "a
szfo, rozejdzie sic ma skrzy-
dfach wiatru, eaten tax dale
ko must odejsc, gdzie go ia
wiesc ME dojdzie. ia z mel
strony kcchafam go tax dlu-
go, vice ME trudbo mi tel
bedzie przy]qc so ga syna i
nsdac mu prawa, ktoreby sic
byly menu synowi naleza}y.
Te sfowa w%yn'owi}a z TAXA
anielska s}odycza, Re ka2de z
Mich byfo pchnieciem MECCA
W jego SERGE. Gdyby byte sic
odgra3a}a, gdyby hy}a zaprzy-
siegafa zemste, natenczas byf'
by z ~fatwoscia temu stawif
czofo. Ale TAXA }agodnosc "a
bija}a go prawie.
- TAX daIece byfoby vice
zafatwionem - ciagne}a dalej.
- Jeszcze teraz kilka slow
ola twego uspokojenia. Dzi-
SATISFY azien smutkuj JUL z mel
pamiecl wymazany, niechaj&e
ami ty, AMI ia nigdy 0 MIN ME
wspomnimy. Wien dobrze, Re
zbfqkanemu trudniejsza popra.
wa, jezli sadzi, be go sic cia-
gle podejrzywa, Re go sic ME
kocba. Ty W mem sercu masl
to Same miejsce, ktores mia
dotad. A chocia1 n%aturalnie
z]amana ro3a sic opusci, to Z
wiosna napowrot bujnie roz
kwita.... A teraz pozwol nj
cokolwlek wvpocz4c.
Hrabia powstat i zasfonif o
czy.
- Lauro! = zawolaf x
lzami - tvs wiecej, ani2el
czfowiek. Me jestem godzlen
abym sic dotknqf twe) reki.
Potem padf ma sofe zacsa
gorzko pfakac.
H..l Lila - ~ ,o~,,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-15
PRZYBRANE
.DZ IECk O
Powiesc obyczajowa z naszych
czas6w.
(Ciag dalszy).
To .rzek1szy poszla dale].

To rzektszy poszta dale).
Erwin byf wprawdzie "a
mfody, ably wszystko zrozu-
mice. Me mogf on pojac, jak.
by mogf mice innego OLGA j
lima make, anizeli jak detych-
czas. Jednak2e jakis wewne'
trzny opa7owal go niepokoj.
Nagle, niby bfyskawica, pre-
bleg}o mt przez mysl, lie ia
kobieta mole stoi " Jakiej sty-
cznosci z.owemi obrazami, kto-
re mu sic pc jego zaciemnio-
nej pamieci snu]a:
Jak szalony pobiegf jeszcze
"a baba i dognawszy ia W le-
sic, badaf powtornie. Ale ba-
ba pozosta1a PREY swoim i O.
biecafa tajemnice zdradzit tyl-
ko "a wielkie pieniadze.
Erwin wrocif napowrot do
parku i zaczaf rozmyslac. S}y-
szaf on JUL nieraz, lie czasem
ludzie krsdna dzieci, a miano-
wicie zb6jcy i cyganie. Ale CT
wychowuJq take dzieci ma z1e,
ma swoje rzemiosto. Zeby hra-
blna j hrabia do takich zfo-
dzlei, nalezeli, tego oczywiscie
przypusci6 ME mogf. Jednak-
De must tn zachodziG jaka ME
rzetelna dqznosc, ktora ich
wprowadzifa do odebrania 60
prawym rodzicom i zatajenia
jego prawdziwego aazwiska. A
vice hrabiostwo popefnili
w1gledem niego ]akas tajem-
nicza zbrodnie.
Take myili szumia}y mu W
g}owie i zwolna stawai sic po-
dsjrzliwym ola dotychczaso-
wyck rodzicow. Zwolna, ale
SLIME, niby swidrem, dostafy
sie do serca i duszy, Erwin
poczaf teraz nienawidzit tych,
ktorych dotad synowska ko-
chat mi}osci4.
ROZDZIAt VII.
Gdy sic hrabina obudzita z
omdlenia i przypomniafa So
bic wszystko, 1atowata moe
no, il W omdleniu ME umar-
10. Kochafa ona hrabiego ca.
fa'sifa swego niewinnego ser
ca. Mia}a ona 90 zawsze "a
wyiszego, lepszego. szlachet-
nisjszego penad wszystkich IN
nych me1czyzn, a teraz mu-
siafa tax nagle doznac zawo-
du! Kiedy porovnafa wick Err
wilma z czasem zamatpojicia
swego, musiala oczywiicie
przyzna6, lie grzech hrabiego
nsstapif pred owym czasem.
Ale to jq oburzafe, lie TAXI
me3czyzna, ktocy wiedziaf, il
na MIN cie3y TAXI wystepek,
smiaf sic do nlej zbli1yt i
prosit ia o reke. Czy2by to
ME by}o obowiazklem jege
pred zareczeniem w%spomnieG
o tel sprawie i potem czekad
na odpowiedz. Ale on tego nis
uczynif, tylko okazywaf sic lie.
pszym, ani2eli MIN by1 w i.
stocie. jake ma2 stateczny
sprawiedliwy %powinlen by:
przynajmniej W czasie pozycls
ma}aehskiego Q tenn pomowit
i wyjawic %tajemnioe, ktora czy
predict czy pozniej zawsze by
ma jaw wyszfa. Ale on nietyl
ko 1s milczaf, ale nawet =
)ak hrabina myslafa = dow
cipnie tax urzadzif, lie owe
dziecko dostafo sic "a zamek
. ona pielegnowaniem jego "a
joe sic musiafa. Ach, ona v
meau take pokladafa zaufa
Mo, 10 HE sadzi1a nawst, lib,
W ogole do wystepku by
zdolnym, i gdyby teraz o ten
ME byfa sic z wlasnych us
)ego przekonafa, komu inne
mu ME byfaby wcale uwle
rzy}a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-15

zmysfoW, trzymat ia hrabla w
objeciach, ale skoro poezefa
oddychac, uciekf cd niej czem-
pvedzej, zfozywszy tylko jej
glove ma pod,lszki. Me mogf.
by byf teraz zniesc gel wzro-
ku.
Ale coz teraz miaf tocza6?
Tyslaczne mysll krzy2owa}y
mu sic pc GLOVE. To zdawaio
mu sic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
2onie wszystko wyzna6 bez u
sprawledliwienia sic. to znowu
uciec daleko, daleko W SWAT,
albo tel zakohczyG wszystko
ledynym jednym strzalem.
Pomimo, 2e mySli NIL sic
krzy2owafy, poczaf rozbierac
plany jeden pc druglm. Byf
prEekonauym, Re iona mu
przebaczy, 3e nigdy ami wzro'
klein, ami sfowem ME wspom-
nj 0 tenn, co zaszfo, ale Re pa
mietat bedzie, tego zaprzec
ME MONA. Vice wiecznie mu-
siaiby znosic meczarnie, VIE
czn;e bye jak pod pregierzem.
- UciekaG - ale gdzie d.
ciekaG? czy& w%spomnienie Ia
MIN wszedzie ME pojdzie. Le-
piej Use do piekfa, aniAeli u
stswlcznie meczyc sic z owe
mi wspomnieniami, ustawicz-
ME btaka6 sic z klatwq ma
duszy i ma ciele.
A jeden strzaf, jedna chwi-
Ia. a ju3 pc wszystkiemu!...
JUL bedzie uwolniony cd wszel-
kich meczarh.
Samobojstwo, okropny wy
raz, najstrasz]iwszy grzech, ME
miafo teraz ola niego tax po-
diego znaczenia. Owszem BY
TO ono wediug jego mniema-
nia jedyna otwarta droga do
ucieczki.
Wstaf re siedzenia, zbliayf
sic do sciany i zdjaf pistolet.
Re zimna ISrwiq zbadaf, czy
dobrze nablty, pofozyi go ma
stof, a potem poszedt pod
drzwi komnaty hrabiny. Tu
mu SERGE sic z~akrwawifo, a o.
czy napefni}y sic }zami. Uklqkl
ma progu i "przypomniawszy
sobie dawno zaniedbane pa.
cierze poczaf sic modliG. Pc
wstawszy wrocif do swego ga.
binetu.
Czyby %pismiennie pozegna6
sic z IONA? JUL schwycif "a
pioro, ale je zaraz odrzucif.
List W taklej chwili zdawa]
mu sic bye tch6rzostwem. Me
chciaf on bfaga6 o przebacze-
ME, zostawiajac wszystko hra'
binie do wolf.
Teraz uniosf pistolet / wy.
mierzyf W czofo. Hulk sic roz-
legf, ale on stat 3ywy, gdyz
kula minefa glove, a nato,
Mast strzaskafa lustro "a MIN
ma scianie.
- Coz to? - szepnaf sam
do slsbie hrabia Ludwlk
JUL tax stchorzyf, lie mu sic
reka W obec smierci trieste:
czy& ME zdolny TAX traffic W
swa, c=aszke, jak w czaszke
jelenia?
To m6wiac, nalaf sobie
szklanke zimnej woody i wy
pit, ably ustatkowaG nerwy
Petem slegna} pc drugi pisto
let i znowu zbadaf naboj.
Przestraszoaa hrabina hui
kien wystrzafu i fatwo zgadu
JAG przyczyne, wybiegfa co
predict re swej komnaty
wpadfa do gabinetu me1,
wfasnie W tel chwili, kied,
hrabia lufe drugiego pistoiet,
przykfadaf do czoia.
Kiedy jej postac uka7a]s 81,
ia progu, hrabia zadrzaf, pi
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-12-26

Hjeitem0dig ficisd. En- ung fllcka i
Chattanooga, Tenn, raddade nyligen sex
personer fran att innebrannas EFT hotell
Sex ganger st5rtade hon in den brinnande
byggningen och raddade hvarje gang ett
menniskolif. For sjunde gangen rusade
hon in huset men da rasade taket ned
och begrafde under sig den hjeltemodiga
fiickan.
Angare ! brand. Den elegante pas
sagerare angaren Kate Adams, hvilken un-
derh6ll trafiken mellan Memphis och Ar
kans City, nedbrande s0ndags narheten
of Commerce, Miss, 40 mil s5der om Mem
phis. Angaren hade 200 passagerare ON
bord. Eden uppkom en- del bomull lig-
gande fJren, och spred sig d, ri fran med
stor hastighat till andra delar af fartyget
till dess Diet stod illus laga. Da olyckan
timade voro passagerarne till frukost; eld-
signalen astadkom en- sadan f0rskrackelse,
att manga kastade sig hufvustupa floden,
hyarvid de fiesta drunknade. Sa langt
man har sig bekant, f6rlorade SO personer
lifvet. Angarens officerare gifyas stort
erkannande for Diet mod och den radighet
de visade vid olyckan, da derigenom man
ga raddades,