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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-28
Happier is he that hath much and
keepeth it than he who transferreth his
power and retaineth nix for shower.

GIVE Ely's Cream Balm n trial. This
Justly celebrated remedy for the cure OF
catarrh, hay fever, cold in the head, &c,
can be obtained OF any reputable drug.
gist and may be relied upon as safe and
pleasant remedy for the above com
plants and will give immediate relief.
1t is not n liquid, snuff or powder, has
no offensive odor and can be used at any
time with good results, MS thousands can
testify, among them some OF the attaches
OF this oflice.-Spirit Of The Times, May 90,
1884
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4 VISITORS VERDICT.

In the evening most Of the party re-
turned to Charlestown to partake OF n
banquet prepared by its hospitable PEG;
pie, who seemed to think enough could
not be done to entertain their guests:
The Michigan gentleman who had joined
us said that his trip had openedhi eyes;
that in all his journey from forty miles
west OF Detroit he had not seen such
wheat fields rs those of Jefferson.
"Why," he said, "the worst | have seen
here is better than the best l have seen
anywhere else" We do not talk enough
about our farming lands in West Vir-
ginia. C.D. II.
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going forward, and It will not be long
before the destroyed Government works
will be more than replaced by great es'
adjustments utilizing the splendid wa
ter power Of the Shenandoah and Po-
tomac.
The famed hospitality of Jefferson
suffered nothing ut the hands OF Shep-
herdstown, where the reception was
warm and the entertainment delightful.
The visitors were taken in charge by Q
numerous delegation OF the town folk
headed by Mayor John n. little, who
was ably supported by Maj. Charles ID.
Knott, s. V. Yantis, jr., B. F. Harrison,
W. n. Lemon, Col. W. A. Morgan, J. !.
Welshans, Lee II. Moler, G. S. Knott, u.
T. Hodges, A. S. cambridge, John
Aglionby, Asa B. Basch, @. ]. Miller,
Charles D. Wysong, D. S. Reutch, J. w.
Kerney, Charles Ferrells, DR.. A. S. Rey-
nolds, NJ. B. Baker, II. L. Snyder, J. u.
Gibson, G. 7. Butler, NJ. D., ]. S. Drag
onier, Z. /. Lee, G. NJ. Beethoven, G. L.
Licklider, G. W. Banks.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF ANTrErAN
After dinner at the Entler Hotel,
which would have done credit to any
hotel-after the feasting and the speech
making-the visitors were driven across
the Potomac to the historic field OF An
tietam, where 400 Union soldiers lieat
rest. Here sleeps in grave 1O4 Winep,,
theous Corstirupplecutt, of New York, OF
whom one would like to know more. A
gentleman standing by me remarked,
"Poor fellow, died Of name" A green
and quiet spot, this field Of Antietam,
where in the long ago brothers fought
like fiends. Back TO Shepherds
town, we visited EImwood cemetery,
where stands the first Confederate mon
ument erected, graceful shaft, put up
at the cost OF the people OF this little
town, who have also inferred between
200 and 800 Confederate dead and mark
ed their resting places with neat head.
stones. How many ofthem"unknown"
It matters little where we lie, but how
sad to think OF the great army OF the
"unknown"-blotted outl There is
much of historic interest in and about
much OF beauty, much
Of grandeur, and no end Of good fishing.
With good hotel to provide comforts
Tor the way-faring man, it is not sur
prising that the town is attractive to
hose who desire quiet resting place in
the summer.
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sHnoH's VITALrzER Is what you need
for Constipation, Loss Of Appetite, Dizzi.
ness, and all symptoms Of Dyspepsia,
Price 10 and 70 cents per bottle,
CBouP, Whooping Cough and Bron-
chitis Immediately relieved by shiloh's
Cure.
TaE Rev. George II. Thayer, OF Bour-
bon, Ind, says: "Both myself and wife
own our lives to Shiloh's Consumption
Cure. Sold by W. E. Williams and @.
Menkemiller. D&w.Eow
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Better be left a legacy than alone.


The Best SALvE in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price, % cents pei
box. For sale at Logan 4 Co.'s drul
store
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Real Estate.
FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
a., ,s,, Main street, 6 roomed bric 81 mouse
ground OUT h9i lot, . eH s. 3 S SSSSh' 10Y 'V
80 80, ~ .saI Z square 20, BuenA Vista Add
Ton - -, Market street. roomGd house, hall
~ ~ Lc LnughI for $3.50: =, c.,,,o
!o! ca" r NJ corner Marshall and Centre
,...,,.. Fulton, ". VA.
", III twelfth street
90; 20 i ,,i farm on Short Creek.
~ fn,'rTlrd New House, Kiln Grove
~ Hgrr. Of Land on Edgington Lane; ,r NEW
~ 'I Eon.e Of rooms; los trees choice nuit,
i ,sa, snail fruits. Price, $500 VIII exchange
u, city property. ,I,o. ,.or, o,.,t Mason
fM m, u VIZ, 10 acres In grass, r9ome4 l9g
S SGa.S b,ra ana smoke house. EGG = Sfcn NH
eICG"as1 'pr f my miles south OF MoundSville,
81 "a: 10 acres cleared
W. ' JAMES A. HENRY.
,r.,,,r AGENT. O. s. Pension and Claim Az
E ,h.iry Snll,rtnf and Notary Public. my2
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I1Rr srEE's SALE.

T'Ru sTEES SALE.
j. ,i,,pc Of A deed OF Trust made BY william
rib!,1I. and Martin Thomas, his wife, TO me ib
ih .,, 5n.-l December 10, 1874, recorded 10 ne
~ lie CLERK uf the County Court Of ONO
oM,1t,',, Wrst Virginia, In Deed OF Trust BOOK
%'5I rss.e 10 Will sell at the north front door
:,,bci nIrt House Of said county, on
SATURDAY, TIE I'D DAY OF JUNE 1855
.,,,mcprI,g At 10 a. IN, the following described
D%pcry hist i 70 say: part OF lot No. - on
MIN .i,lC ~ Nineteenth street IN that part
W ,gr c.ty Of Wheeling, known a. East
%acns and dcse!SSd cot ISilow nI , ND
E',"'SP tErncS along the south line OF
sSI9cIouth street thirteen feet nine inches Slesi
,.rTth street Of even width depth OF siHIy'hVe
feet. ,,.-,,v nDn.,btrJ apJ az much
.,',,, a, tho purchaser elects to pay In cash on
Ip INV II Nale. the bal0nce IN two equal install
,rtts n one and two years, notes bearing inter
t.S ~, hr rEycn for the deferred payments, the
81. tnbc retained until payment Is made IN
'0 maI,,,ru WI. ", COwDEN. Trustee.
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Dry Goods,

New YoRK, May 26.-Though no activity was
remarked in any direction the close Of the week
shows u large business completed In cotton
goods, In which colored cottons shared very
freely, New York mills wide sheetings were
ndynnced 10 the basis Of &c for l04 bleached.
Woolen goods were very dull.
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Petroleum.

NEW York, May 26.-FetroleaT closed weak;
Consolidated Exchange opening a. SG1Ic; highest
s7Hc lowest sS5sc; closed ut S51tci sales $4,000
barrels
PITTSBURGH, Pa, May 26.-Petroleum dull
and heavy; opened at SIC; closed at SIC; high
est SIC; lowest $40.
BRADFORD, Pa, May 26.-opened at tS7e:
closed at soc; highest SIG; lowest sS;Sc; clear
ances i,01i 900 barrels.
TirusvILLE, Pa, May 26.--opened at s751Gc;
highest size; lowest S534c; closed at &C.
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"Modest?" exclaimed sarcastic old
bachelor; Eyes, the girls are 50 modest
nowadays that they take great pains no
BODY shall find it out"
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On Friday morning the members OF
the Board started for Harper's Ferry and
Shepherdstown in charge OF Col. r. P.
Chew, and Messrs. George w. Haines
and John o. Aglionby, Of the Jefferson
County Auxiliary Board. At Harpers
Ferry the party was received by Mayor
Ames, James D. Butt, George H. Childs,
Edward Tearney, G. H. Trail, President
n. G. Bracket, Of Storer College, and
Col. J. G. Hunt. The visitors were
taken in carriages to see the new pulp
works, the old town reviving under the
impulse Of new industrial life, and the
beautiful prospect OF river and woodland
and fertile land that lies below the
heights Of Bolivar. The traveller who
sees Harper's Ferry from the railroad
has little idea Of the real beauty and
charm Of the old place now awakening
from its long sleep. Perhaps he has
never heard that this quaint town, OF
which he sees little but the ruins OF the
Government rifle works, is be-
coming moro and moro favor
ite summer resort, II Harper 8
Ferry had no other attraction Storer
COlleke WOulu luuhc ~ MOItH NiSiHA6,
Only a few days before / had visited
great Harvard, but to methe young men
in the gay garb Of the field Of sports was
less interesting than the colored boys
and girls Of Storer assembled in the
chapel for morning service, singing with
zest and sweetness OF which only theil
race seems capable, Solid work is being
done at this institution and the State
and the country have reason to be propt
oft. In the pulp mill we saw the woot
OF West Virginia being converted by
West Virginia labor into pulp for papel
making, and were glad to know that thu
part OF the process is soon to be added
so that the wood OF West Virginia viii
so to the world in the paper OF Yves
Virginia. To this end work is rapidly
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UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA,

Summer Law Lectures mine weekly
begin 18th July, 1888, and end 18th September.
Have proved OF signal uteIlSt, to stpdenu who
Law School; I'd, TO those who propose to read
privately; and 81, TO practitioners Who have not
had the advantage Of systematic Instruction.
For sIEcpIH, apply Cr Ua aIT va) 10
tnylRMwFAw
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A Frightful Skin Disease.
sunerIngs Intense. Head Nearly
Raw. Body Covered with Sores.
Cured by the cutloura Remedies.


MEssns. STEVENS & BRuNER, Monroe, &C.
Dear Siu:-About two months ago, on your
recommendation, ! bought bottle Of CutIcura
Resolvent, one box CutIcura sRlye, and one cnEc
Of Cutlcura Soap, for my son, aged thirteen years,
who has been afflicted with eczema Tor Il long
time, and am pleased TO say that believe the
remedies have cured him. His SufIeringS were
intense, his head being nearly raw, his ears be
ing gone except the Bristie, and his body was
covered with sores. His condition was irightinl
to behold. The sores have now all disappeared,
his skin Is healthy eyes bright, cheerful In dis
position, and is working every day, My neigh.
6ors arc witnesses TO this remarkable cure, and
the doubling ones are requested TO call or write
me, or any Of my neisheSrse ,rvpuvvoov
WINCHESTER P. o., Union Co., G.
MoxHoE, N. c., Oct %, 1887.
THE PoTrER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co.;
Gen,lemn:-Mr. VIM. s. Stephenson Of this
county, brought his son TO town to-day TO let us
zee him, and 10 show us what CuticUrA Rene
dies had done for him. This Ia the case referred
TO In our letter 10 you some time ago. To look
ut the boy now, one would suppose that there
had never been anything the matter with him
seems TO be In perfect health. We have written,
and herewith inclOse what his father has To say
about the mAtter-wrOte II Just ~ he dictated.
We are selling quite quantity OF Cutcufa
Remedies and hear nothing but praises for
them, We regard the Cuticura Remedies the
best In the market and shall do all we can 70
promote their sale. Yours truly,
STEVENS & BRUNER,
Druggists and Pharmacists.
CutIcura, the great skin cure, and CutlcurA
Soap prepared from IT, externally, and Cutlcura
ResOlveHt, the new blood purifier, internally,
arc positive cure for every form Of skin aud
blood disease, from plmples to scrOinlR.
Sold everywhere. Price, cutIeHFa, Goc.; Soap,
uaa1IpnnN pRnnuFnH hV thu puTsfER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass.
pS-seud for GLOW To Cure Skin Diseases, . q
pages, 20 illustrations, and 100 testimonials.
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Railroads.
DALTINI0RE 8 ONO RAILROAD

7 DAIIIMUhE q VTIIU NhIIhUAD-
4 1,SI hpli 81 iSssnFSsteEn tlme ''"euu"
=" FISfeSa lof Chicago and The Northwest, 1925 A
-, S.s n n, g.bO "a N, daily and N rs d IN daily
a ~, S;tV ,tn,g g - 49, 49,
FTEpTess Tor Cincinnati and 81. Louis 1923 m
dsIIyF II N I, m daily.
snnd"S
wv S,,rr,bus 1A.o5 n m daily. and li:l5 n m
dSJSy AMI . .IS n m daily eTcepi Sunday.
RS!n,se 49, inr WaShInStOR. b, O., baltimore.
pb f1JpJsIohts and New SNFf. Via Grafton, J,fa
m M Kin : m daiiy via PttSbuFHh 6:2O D. III
8 a. Sna DIV M u'u'!' wa '''1'' y 1'
W. PITTSBURGH and Warrington, Pa, 800 A m
daily. exnr%ss. $40 n m, daily, i:IS p m, daily
eTrSnt S,ip5Sy AdditIonRi waJ train for WnIh.
inS,dpn 9 pn M n M 5S}Ix sNccpt sunday
Far bitfshnrrhr %Nsbinrt0n. baltimore And
phiIadeinhin AZ S.oo n m daily
nm. b. >''''O'
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DISSEMINATING INFORMATION.

The Secretary reported that the cash
receipts had been $1,000, though this
sum would be augmented ut IN early
day by certain subscriptions made by
county courts TO come out OF levies not
then made, and by the subscriptions OF
county courts which were certain to
make them. In view Of the slender re-
sources OF the Board it was found i'm
practicable at this meeting to fix the sal
AIRY OF the Secretary, and this matter was
left open to be taken up again Mt the
next meeting, to be held in Grafton,
September 9TH. The matter OF publica-
lions was left TO the Executive Commit
tee, as before. Thus far the eXpendi-
ture in this direction has been comparl-
lively small, being confined to full re-
port in the New York Tribune Of the
proceedings OF the convention and the
dissemination OF the State Development
Edition Of the ISTELIIdE%CER, furnished
to the Board free OF cost. From these
publications the returns have been nu-
merous, but now there is need Of some
thing more to keep up the fire.
,nNy,,rN,
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A growler holds q pint Of beer, but q
pint has been known toproduce several
groWls,
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The subject OF the organization OF
counties rs yet unorganized was dis
cussed at length. The counties coming
under this head are for the most part re-
mote and difficult to reach without the
expenditure OF time and money il per-
sonal visits must be made to them, as
seemed desirable. In view OF the scanty
resources OF the Board it was determined
to make further and more persistent
effort to accomplish through correspond
ence the desired results, the Board hop.
ing that in every county may be found
men who will take hold Of the work and
bring it to a successful issue. In almost
every case the counties not organized
are counties that were not represented
in the great Wheeling convention at
which the movement was set on foot.
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Educational.
MT. De CHANTAL,
Near Wheeling, W. Va.
Sisters Of the visItatIon.)

school OF more than national reputation
Offers exceptional advantages for thorough cdu.
cation NJ young ladies in all departments. Ii.
brary OF sIr thousand volu es. Fine philo.
Sophical, chemical and astronomical apparatus.
Musical Department specially noted. Corps oil
piano teachers trained by a leading professor
IRON Conservatory OF Stuttgart Vocal culture
according to the method OF the old Italian mas
tiers.
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health.
Ten acres OF pleasure grounds. Board excellent
For Catalogues, and references to patrons In all
the principal cities, address
sci THE DIRECTRESS,
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.-TIME
" Table taking effect April 3, 1883. PASsesgc-
tralnE will run As followa-Centml time. Al
trains daily except those marked thus which
do not run on Sunday.
SOUTH BOUND no. 7No. 6.ItNo9 j.
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THE SOUTHERN IMMIGRATION CONVEX

The President reported that he had at
tended the Southern immigration Con-
ventiOn recently held ut Hot Springs,
North Carolina, at which the eleven
Southern States east OF the Mississippi
had formed themselves into Southern
immigration Association to endeaVor,
by united effort, to bring population and
capital into the States joined in the move
ment. He had made it point to con-
verse with the Commissioners OF lmmi-
grotion OF the several States, to ascertain
their methods and draw from them sug-
gestions that might be serviCeable to
West Virginia. He heard the story OF
their failures and their successes, from
which nelpful lessons were to be drawn
Among other things it was made clear
that for the present the most hopeful
field OF missionary work is the North
west, from which so many industrious
and desirable persons are anxious to en-
igrate.
IMPROVEMENT OF THE SHENANDOAH.
Col. D. Il. Lucas asked, and the Board
readily promised, its assistance in an eff
fort TO induce the War Department to
spend on the improvement of the She
nandoah river $4,000 already appropri'
ated but which the Engineers office has
been unwilling to spend. This money
would make the river navigable for m
important traffic, not the least Of which
would be the newly discovered iron ore
OF Jefferson, which promises to add
largely to the wealth Of the county,
/ have already told briefly by tele'
graph OF the large and interesting meet
ing held at night in Charles Wash
ington Hall, ut which addresses were
made by members Of the Board and citi.
zens of jefferson county. ] refer to il
again because it was n remarkable meet
ing and great encouragement to those
who are actively engaged in the work
1t was called on very short notice-only
few hours-and it could not have been
more successful II it had been advertised
for n week. The people filled the hall
and listened with close attention, giving
every manifestation of deep interest IN
| film iunrl, NJ StOtn dnVplODment,
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EASTERN PANHANDLE.
Visit Of the Board of Immigra-
ton and Development.
FAMED AND FERTILE LAND.
The Public Meeting at Charlestown
Seeing Harper's Ferry and shep-
observation-disclosures the River
to AntIctam-An Opinion.
From the Editor Of ths InlelIiOencg.

CnARLEsTowN, W. Va, May 26.-The
first meeting Of the Board OF Immigra-
ton and Development since its organi-
cation, though not so largely attended
as it should have been, has been highly
successful, and is certain to produce
good results. The members OF the Board
have been greatly encouraged by the
intelligent and hearty interest shown by
the people OF Jefferson county. This
interest is not confined to those who
have land for sale, Legitimate rs their
special interest is; nor to the men, who
have largely to bear the burden of the
The good women OF Jetfer-
son have taken hold and are supplying
additional motive power, 1.-THE women
OF West Virginia are with US, who shall
prevail against US?
PEOPLE WHO WANT TO KNOW.
At the business meeting OF the Board
Secretary Butcher gave an informal re-
port OF the work thus far done and in
He told Of the inquiries
cOmingin from all directions and the et-
forts OF the Board to follow up the cor
in the hope OF getting them
to make visit of inspection. He was
able to say that the prospects were good
for many such visits during the present
While the Board was in SEES
sion q telegram was received from the
office in Wheeling saying that Michi-
gan man, with whom the Board had been
IN correspondence, had arrived in that
,ity and would leave that night to join
he Board at Harper's Ferry.
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CutIcura, the great skin cure, and CutlcurN
Soap prepared from II, externally, and Cutlcura
ResOlveIt, the new blood purifier, internally,
arc a positive cure for every form Of skin aud
blood disease, from plmples to scrOinlR.
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Yattemten Sptet tsnD 6)irnrgif6be
S7ffmff.

Dieie peltberhbmte 9lnftaIt (Inval-
ids Hotel and Surgical Institute) in
Buffalo, %. g., 1T nit einem Gtabe
bon a9tsebn erfabrenen unb gei6idten
Mer1ten unb Munbdr5ten ein9eri@tet,
ipeI9e bic bolltommenfte Orsaniiation
mebi3iniI1er unb 9irursii9er @ef6ifs
Ii1feit In Mmerita fir bic Bebanblung
aller 6ronii6en &rantbeiten bilben, bes
rem 9eilung nebi3inii9e ober 9irursis
ife Mittel in Mnfpru9 nimmt. Sn ber
Gur aller Naiens, Gebls unb 2unsens
tranfbeiten, 2ebers uno glierenleiOen,
Grantbeiten Der 8erbauungsorgane. Der
Sarnblaie, Grauentranfbeiten, 8lut=
unb 9auttrantbeiten, &beumatismus,
Nerpenf6mer3en, Nerpenidmd6e, 3db.
muns. Gaqiudt, Smpotens uno dbnlis
der3eioen. iinb munberbare grfslge ct.
rei6t lporben. SauIenoe merben in if
rer 8ebauiuns auf brie1i6em @ese Be.
banbelt. Oie 9eilung Der idlimmiten
Bride, Ddmorrboioea @ei9mtillte,
Grampfaberbrii9e. Sobenbrii6e uub
Siritturen pirb bel nur furaem Mufent.
balt in ber 9lnitalt garantirt. Senoe
10 gts. Briefmarfen fiir Invalids
Guide-Book (168 Seiten). tpeI9es al
les yadbere ansiebt. Nbreilire: Worlds
Dispensary Medical Association, Buff
falo. n. Y.
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NIT eiHem Meritaner Namens garonas
Salinas in Streit. Ser Meritaner
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unb feineu @egner t6btete. Neal bai
ti9 ben 8eb6rben geitelt. 3eugen 6es
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: Sn 9oufton lpia man tpiflen. baB
8oulb an Der 8ra5oss Wiinbung bebeu.
tenbe Sdnbereien bat auftaufen laffen,
oa es feline Mbf6t lit, bortbin ben Nus.
gangspuntt feines 8abnipfems su perz
legen. Beifdtist tpirb biele Nnnabme
babur9, baB beinabe fdmmtli1es Sanb
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fes in lebterer 3eit in au6ere 6dnbe
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3psigbabn in guten 9tanb gefeBt
tuirb.
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@ebar Greet, gaifrop County, 1T am g.,
Mben6s s. ubr In ieinen 0auie bon
5pei Mdnnern iiberfallen tporben, bic
ibn fnebelten unb nit Gepalttbaten
beorpbten, tDenn er iein @elb ni1t ber,
ausgiebt. Sie fre9en Burden nab=
men benz alien Monne 3sbn Dollar
ab, unb ba iie iaben, bob ielbf ibre
Orobung, oas Saus nieberaubrennen,
feline SOllaritiife inebr heroorbra1te,
ma9ten fie ii@ aus benz Gtaube. 6ofs
fentli9 perben iie eiugefausen.