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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
mcnts and searched them. What they found

fucuts Auu SrnIVncu tHtWs w hab thtr a''N"e
IN the way Of personal property is summed
up IN toe following inventory tiled by them
~ headqnarters Six t0oth-brushes. one
:yory.Dack bsir-brrsh, one elegant silk night.
shirt, one pile OF pawn-tlckets. Tbs Prince
Is thirty years old aud wears eyeglasses. lie
was well dressed when arrested.
The Prince was arTaisued in the Yorkvi'ls
Police Court this afternoon and discharged.
the complainant acknowledged that he bad
received a draft from the accused for fl0i
drawn on the latier's isther, who isl IN Europe.
The coat was returned TO the pawn5roker
With whom the Prince bad pledged IT. A
document submitted CO evidence at the ex-
animation was an agreement by which
Prince Eristo.f bsrgsinec TO have photo.
graphs tsken OF himself attired IN the coat
and to permit Mr. Rockwell to style the coat
the " Eriston coat" and give hin the sole
right 10 that name.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22

[By lelerraph b the DIspatch.l

SAN FRANCISCO, February 2l.--Purser
Kelly. II the steamer COlima. which srrlyed
last ngnt from Panant, stsies that work IL
almost totally suspended. Ih're are a few
hundred men still employed. but chle1y to
keep the machinery In order. The jamaica
laborers are leaving the IsthBus In great
numbers. Although 5000 men aro idle.
no trouble Is anticipated at Culehrs. The
Colombian Government has q force oi about
ten soldiers. An English and French mau.
ol.War lie At Panama.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
On the Dan.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l

DANyTltg, Va, February 2l.-A meet
ing held this afternoon by those interested
in establishing here an immense cigarette
factory was gratifying 10 IT. results. A con-
siderable amount OF stock was ken. Com
mit,ees we're appointed 10 solicit further
subscriptions and TO report on the cost Of
machinery. &c.
Tne di-tilery OF Oscar II. Oliver at PAGES
Depot, on the Richmond and DanVIlIe rail-
road. was seized by deputy Uniied states
collector for violation OF tie revenue laws.
The property, Including 4OO gallons M o.
whi.key. was brought here to-day and wilt
be sold according 10 law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
Republican Taueus

fBy tc4cGraph 70 ms Dispatcnl
WASHINGTON, February 2l.- There was a
large attendance OF Republican senator's a.
the caucus this morning 10 consider The ex
pediency OF proceeding further with the de
late upon the resolution offered by the Com
mittee on Privileges and Elections pro-
viding for the investigation OF elections in
toe south.
After free interchange OF opinion on the
situstIon, on motion Of senator Cnllom II
was decided 10 take up the resolution after
the sundTy-ciyil APPROPRIATION bill has been
disposed OF ana press il to a vote. Itls ex.
pected that the Democratic senators will OPP
pose the adoption OF the resolution to the bit'
ter end
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
49,. an. o,... Company.

In the ChanceTy Court yes'eI DAY Juage =.
Fnzhuan ordered decree TO oe ensefsu ~, ~
the suit Of !. III. Eoutig1e against VOC n,en'
mopd GLASS Manufacturing cenlpany, oIuet'
iny the sale Of the assets OF lae .outa",, -
which " sisted Of severai vacahs %" sa "a
Rockets. and directing tnat 80 mu.n .. she ,Ss
money as il necessary oe spp'op,'ssoa :" a., ,nt
pa,meut OF the debts oi .nc .,aaS syy,, r,,,,ah,s '
the remainder OF the tuna NC a'''u'u is'''''
....on., iis stock holders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22

A citizen OF Hartford bas Shepherd dog
that he traiued TO wait at tue gate and re
ceiye the mail from the postLssn IS be made
us rounds. The other mornlng there was
no litter for the dogs master, aud the carrier
was passlng or when The dog put himself L.
front Of the man aud stopped nim. "The c
is nothing for you this morning. shep.v said
the carrier, aud be attempted 10 90 on.
Then the doc dew at him ana biG him so Sc
verely in the leg that the carrier was con.
fined TO the house for scvrrsldays.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22

A special from Philadelphia 10 the New
York Herald states that Dir. A. A. Mcleod,
yce.presIdent aud general manager OF tue
Philadelphia and Reading railroad. has
issued an order notifying all Of the officers,
agents. and employers Of the road that The
express business on the hues controlled by
the company has been turned over 10 the
United States Express Company, and they
(the agenls, &c.,) are directed 10 promote
and facilitate the business In the interest Of
this COMPANY"
Mr.. Samne II. Bowman Il the courteous
and efficient agent Of the United States COM
pauY at Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22

WASHINGTON. February 2i.-Dr. Francis
Wharton, solicitor " the State Department
and author OF the "staDdard Digest OF Inter-
national Law" ETC.. died at MS residence IN
this city about l O'Clock this morDing OF
Horticulture; agei sixiy-eigh, years. DR..
Wharton attained q naliopai reputation as q
legal authority, among his publications
being "A Treatise on Criminal Law OF the
United slates.v "a Treatise on the Law OF
Homicide" " A Treatise on Medical Juris.
prudeuee,D ~ Trsali.e Oh the Conflict Of
Laws.r ..Ths Law OF Agency" American
Law and au "Internstional Law Digest"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
vera,et Ter tne plaiutin

The only case tried 10 the City Circuit
Court Yesterday afternoon was ibatoi Frede.
riek q. Brarer against The Riennlond and
Danyille Railroad Compaay, IN which the
inry returned yerdict 10 favor OF the plain.
,ltf fer s75, aud the Court entered judgment
accordingly. The amount sued Tor was
Qaon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
.wrsc. q. ,ne Norfolk and western.
Special Telegram to the DispAtchl

I7VV'I'l Wv ''7'-1 - Nv =
WAvERLY, VA, February 2l.-Slx gondo-
Las on the east.DoCnd freight train were de-
rallied early this morning Just below Wake
q ID station, on the Norfolk and Western
railroad. Tue west-bound passenger train
was DELAYED five hours. The ears OF the
freight train were completely demolished,
but no prison was hurt. The accident was
caused by the trucks breaking down.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
Druias sn Fulton.

At preliminary meeting held In Fulton
"wednesday night looking TO the establish
uent OF a grove OF Druids IN that section OF
the city twenty-five names were enrolled
the installstion will take place next week.
Tnis will be the third grove recently or,
,,,nized. Tbis one will be called Elicit
Grove IN honor OF the organizer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22

No. 15o, pfsed IN the first session o.
The Forty.ninth Congress. which fsiied
10 receive executive approval. Ny obisc-
tions TO that biz are set forth In message
transmitted 10 The Senate on the nth day OK
March, 1896. Thew are al applicable TO TIE
bili herewith returned. aud csrefni fe-
exsmlnstion u the matters embraced IN THIS
proposed legislation has further satisfied me
Of their validity and strength.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22

u now In elegant repair and thoroughly
equipped. New furniture and carpets, steam
heat, aud elevator. Is not surpassed In ~
appointments by any house In the state.
Terms moderate.
Mrs. 4. ID. ATKINSON, Proprietor.
formerly OF the -. James Hotel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
...aeu,y or Music.

To-nlgbt at the Mozsrs Aca ismy poch.
.,.as,,s MIostreIs make their drst appearance
ssAS5, =. oI.hnand. These MINISTRIES, having won
70 .,,ss S'sp nIsn reputation IN New Ysrs si.,,
susn sSere ,hey played for so long a uisir own
Metre wssc viii oe wsrmlv welcomed here oy
All lovers Of mInsuelsy. :, ..,u,. On
rssy have tss rsra.,oa oa,rs ., pusoSs .sow IN n
the stage the finest minsfsi sh'" "
America.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
u,ra.x,,.,, s,nt,on ae.taurant.

A nice restaurant has been fitted up AZ
the Dyrd.Sireet station and riil he used as
the regular eaiing-salooa OF The Richmond,
Frederick. burg aud Potomac railroad.
The restaurant OF Milford station VIII oe
discontinued after next sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
p,x,aenA lsrcfarss:.
lBy telegraph to ins Dlsps;ch.l

lEJ EN-Ns9" "PH % ~ lltL71V'II+I-
WASHINGTON, February 2l.-Tbe Acting
Comptroller OF the Currency has declared
fourth dividend Of 20 per cent. m favor OF
The creditors OF the National Bank OF sumter,
;. -. mskiag 10 all 100 per cent. on the
clains proved. amounting 10 4T5, $3.50. This
Dank failed August p iSSs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
xys., y,r.tnle Braun stone.

Major A. Il. ourlney and number oil
o,ber Richmond gentlemen left on the Chesa-
oeake aud Ohio tram last night for Anderson,
w. Va, where tney 20 to Inspect The quar-
r,es Of brown stone IN that vicinity, 10 mar
ket which sione a company hss Deen o'gsa'
Ized. with james ID. Crunp, Esq, as presl-
hanf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22

Three Cases Made out Against Hu-
baud-Other Trials.

james +. IIuband, the young white man
whose arrest Wednesday evening was au'
nounced In The Dispatch. was before the Po-
lice Court Yesterday morning to answer the
charge OF forging the namp of hTs. John w
FERGUSON 60 orders on j. 4. Augustine,
Bodeker Brothers, Judson Cunningham. and
George W. Turner for bottles OF Lieoig's
LIQUID Beef Extract. The accused mad no
counsel.
The evidence for the Commonwealth was
very strong against Hubsnd.
Mr.. Ferguson tad been troubled for some
time by a person obtaining medicines from
drugstores on forged orders purpOrting TO
have been signed by Mrs. Ferguson, and
he notified the police Of the fellows con-
duct and the druggists In the lower part OF
the CITY were warned 10 look ont.
In one instance the accused went to n
drugstore bmseif and got the extract; in
the others he sent small white or cOiored
bows. aud the orders were traced directly to
him.
Uuband denied utterly that he forged the
orders or had anything whatever 10 do with
them.
lie was sent on TO the grsnd Jury In the
frat tnrce cases, and in the fourth he was
discharged.
After court n friend OF the prisoner had
an interview with AttoT-
nev SpotsWOod. In which he sand that HUI
band nus been out OF business Tor some time,
ana being without funds he Ies0rted TO this
method Of obtaining necessary medicine for
his wife, who Is ~ at her home In Rockets.
Huband is baker by trade and twenty
five years old.
OTHER CASES.
An examination was held in the continued
case OF William Booker, the young cololed
man charged with assaulting and abusing
Harriet Banks on the street. Justice Cruich-
feld Was satisfied from the testimony that The
case was one Of attempted outrage, and be
therefore sent the accused on TO the grand
iurv TO answer this charge.
David johnson lcolOred), charged with
carving concealed weapons and threatening
10 shoot George Hickman on the street, was
fined $50 and costs.
:. NJ. Bobhett. charged with being dlsor-
derry and assaultng aud striking Policeman
John Finegan while in the discharge OF his
duty. Was fined $50 and costs.
The case OF W. +. Perkins, charged With
ca elessly driving his team on the street and
running over and inluriDg Mrs. Bigelo".
was dismissed on payment OF costs. Mrs.
Bgelow was not present but note was
read from her saying that the occurrence
WAS accidental aud asking that Mt. Perkins
he discharged.
Fhas Robinson (colored), assauting and
beating Elizabeth StaTke on the street. Con-
tinued until to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
Races pasfpansa.

tBy telegraph 70 tns Dlspaech-l
NEW ORLEANS, February 2L-Ths races
which were 10 have been ruu to-day have
been postponed until saturday on account OF
rain. The entries will stand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
vetoed BY sn. President

WASHINGTON, February H. Prosidert
Clevesand has returned to the House, with .
veto message, tue bin for toe relief of settlers
on The Desmo,nes iiver lands OF Iowa. The
President says: THIS bill is 70 ell inieuts
aud purposes Identical with senate Dtll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22

ny eoiesteP" W W" Dl,f~N-"'I
New YORK. February a. The grand jury
this afternoon found indictments for grand
larceny la the hrst degree against Ives and
Stayner. Il is believed that indictments viii
also be found against others connected with
these men in the Clncinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
Lse.hurn. Ga. septenpsr 70. lsa


q fosd for tho Nerves and Brain. "a absolute
cure Cor Nervous Headschs, hentai Weakness,
Dsspondepcy. and positive cure for The Liquor
HabGt. Sold Dy W. II. scoTT, Franklin aldssscar
iennth streetA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22

[speclal IeIegF1Fn n inc DI5DaIHI
NORFOLK, Va, February 2l.-Joseph W.
MAYNARD. for nany wears prominent mer-
cbant-tailor Of this city, died tonight OF an
attack Of paralysis. lie was sixty-four years
Of age. and leaves q large family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
Hume, Minor a. 60.
sell the best Pianos and Organs at the lowest
nrlcn.
New Music for Easter.

Anthems Tor Quartetie and Chorus Cholrs,
from the best composers, just received al
Waiter ID. Moses ~ Co.'S, 1905 Main street
Opposite p0st-Otlce).
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22

SORE THROAT AND LUSGs. CHAPPEO HANDS
ANU FACE positively cured by POSD's Er-
TRACT; sold only In bottles, with bun wrap
pers aud trademark.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22

This will be the last days sale China,
Cr0ckery, Glassware, ric.a-Brac, &c.
The sale commences at l0:30 A. N.
GEORGE w. MAYO, Aucti0neer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
,r,,,af nr.. Mnrsnn narEiEa.

Tbs viii Of Mrs. Marths y. Ba'z'za was
admitted 70 probate in the Cbancefy Court
Yesterday. Tue estate, which Is valued at
"a. $40. IL disposed OF as follows; Ars. Or.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
Ds..s of a ws,LKsown Pny.,s,.s.

WASHINGTON, February 2t-Dr u. w.
Bliss, who attended President Garfield dn-
ring his illness. died at 7;15, at bis resl-
dence. this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
uo, lame. sseson,s Estate

PIP. Winston qualified in the Chancery
Court Yesterday as the curator OF the estate
OF the late James Neeson. The estate /. valued
! at $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
Goyeraor Zee.
pnr.nnnIsnnd Rrirr..

Governor Lee left yesterday on the Iast
mail for New York 70 attend the annual o'h'
ner OF the southern Society to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
asus:. Accepted.

AsuISGToS, February 2L-Bond offer
lnss to-day aggregated 1897 500. Accepted,
3i07. 900 as at 1905.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
RELIGIOUS uOvAMENCs.
Revival. Number or city churche.

At .he Second Baptist church last night a
full house sang the opeung hymn Of praise
at 8 O'Clock. Rev. Drs. Pollard and Wilt
field and Rev. ucssrs. Clopion and Dickln-
son were present. The pastor opened the
services. Mr. Thomas If. Sttrke sang
solo, the chorus OF which was sung By the
whole congregation. Rev. Mr.. Wharton
nreached from the words OF the ADOs'l 10
Paul: "GOd forbid that should glory save
in the cause Of our Lord Jesus Christ" The
discourse quIvered with passionate earnest
ness. Wonderful impressions we're manifest
" made on the people. Seventeen persons
united with the church at the close OF the
meeting.
DROAD-sTEEET METHODIST CHURCH.
The interest manifested fills this church
nightly and many have presented themselves
for PRAYER. The services are not long, Dut
sharp and earnest. The members OF the
church are active. and whilst the number of
conversions have not been as large s. was
eypected the chu,ch has been encouraged
aud prayerful. Professor Bentley will close
his mission with them tonight, aud he
earnestly desires q large attendance OF The
unconverted. During his stay here Dir.
Benty has impressed all with his esrnest-
uess, both in song and exhOriation, and he
seems TO be a consecrated man to the service
OF God. The pastor, DR.. Lambeth. has been
preaching with great power during the past
two weeks aud seems TO be renewed 10
health. His sermons have been OF unusual
zeal aud esruestuess.
LEIGH STREET BAPTIST.
Rev. Mr.. Haynore on Wednesday night
attrntiyely held his hearers on the text
Golfer the sacrifices OF righteousness aud
nut YOUR trust in the Lord palm w.,
When the invitation was given five came 0ut
on the Lords ,ide, fully trusting; eight APP
plied for admission into the church. Qul,e
a number stood for PRAYER.
At the afternoon prayer-meetlng held by
the ladies OF the church ave manifested
desire to become CHRISTIANS. These meet.
ngs continue to grow in interest and num-
bers.
SUNDAY CONVENTION.
The committee appointed TO consider the
calling OF a convention on the Sunday OBJ
sery QUESTION to he held at future day
met AT the Young Mems Chri'tian Ass0ca-
ton patlor last evening al o'clock. ana
after full discussion decided 70 arrange for
the meeting April l6th, to be held in Rich-
moud. Subcommittee were appointed to
arrange details, on invitations, programmes,
sc.
SEVENTH. STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Rev. ). NJ. Cooper, OF Ohio, will preach at
the seventh street Christian church SUNDAY
morning, aud at night Will deliver a lecture
AZ the same place on Education"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
The Eoap.ractory Nuisance Case.

The whole OF Yesterdays session OF the
Heprico County Court was taken up In the
trial OF tue case OF John Bickersiaf and
Philip Keppler, charged with nuisance IN
conducting q soap factory IN the county
from which offensive odors arse aud which
is complAined OF b, the residents OF the
neiehborhood as being injurious TO the
health OF themselves and families.
An OF the facts in connection win the
case have heen published in the Dispatch.
MIR. Bckerslaff Is the proprietor OF The FAC
tory, located on Mr.. kepplcr's f'rm' not
very far from the Mecbanicsvile turnpike
about mile from the corporate limits AZ
winch the bodies Of dead aoimals removed
from the city are ground up Tor soap grease.
This is what is complained OF ss nuisance.
Mr. Hin Carter, who is emploSea by ths
complainants. IA assisting Common wealtrs.
Attorney Thomas IN the prosecution, ana
Me.srs. c. V. Meredith and w. W. COSBY
arc counsel for toe defendants. ABOUT
dozen Of tne Commnnwealth's witnesses
were examined yeste day, aud as there are
over two dozen more the ease Will hardly oe
concluded before late tomorrow afternoon
II then. -, T..
Much interest attaches TO the trial, as Is
manifested by the large crowd in attendance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
Tbe Finest organs "a ade
are the Wilcox & White, a. Hume, dInor &
Co.'s.
A sucessaiul Physieian.

To enjoy life you m usi have good health; 10
keep good health drink Dr.. ISRley's celery.
Reel and from.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22

Only a chilling Is the price OF DR.. Bulls
Cough syrup. The people are happy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
srvvNTu. STRYYT CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Rev. 5. NJ. Cooper, OF Ohio, will preach at
the seventh Street Christian church Sunday
morning. and at night Will deliver a lecture
Al the same place on Education"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22

serofula aud all hutavis are cured BY
Hoods sarsapsrilia, the great blood purifier,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
sbeet sfusic. Cents
Last nay ofthe China sale.

Why pay 40 aud 10 cents Tor music
Hume, Minor ~ Co. sell II for 10 cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22

JAMES D. ELAN. <:soP. ~. dwelling on Ressr-
yoir near Cary street.
GEORGE W. MAYO, 1850 A. ~. ehinaxsro.
lamps. &C.
WILLIAM JENKINS & SON. ian r. ~. bans-
mas. oranges. &C.
J. II. VALENTINE. i0x A. NJ. notions, CRATES.
cigars. stoves. furniture. &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-22
A naguiurenf
The American JsoEsi

secondhand Upright Piano at Hume. Minor
AZ Co.'S cheap.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-02-28

nit flelief1 9lumen. 8or bieIe 8ilz
bern leste ite audi lire erite 8eiGte ab,
neil iie Srauen In Der Stride opr GDl=
den fnieeno beten geleben> unb nun ses
elaubt: lie bei4teten benielben.
9ominifa mar NOD nidt aebn Sabre
aft, idpn in Der @eiie, tpie Bel arbern
bodbegnaoeten Seelen, Die geifiee Ser
lpbung llno bam bic geiitige @ermdbs
lunn9 nit SeIus Gbriltlts erfolgte.
Die Sd5nbeit i9rer @eitalt erbielt
ii9 Bel ibr> trot Der itrengen, bubierti.
gen 2ebensart, ipel9er Tie ii9 llntersos,
Bis gu ibrem breiunoSpansigiten 2ebens=
iabr, tpo Die pielen &~rantbeiten> ipelGe
tie bon Soft erfle9t> iie s~erit6rten ; ic
jebcd, baB auf i9rem bIa6en maseren
@eIidte INNER cine unbeidreiblide 4n=
mrt6 ltnb fromme SrDblidfeit surild
blieb, nit @iirbe llnb Sdbne berbun=
ben, ipelde fie ben 8elleren liebenstpiir,
big, ben Sdledten aber gu ei1em Sc;
senitanb Der Sdeu tpuroe.
9pminifa nabm baS &leib be8 Yre-
bipersS roens, tpurbe Die @rinoerin beg
uSdmefern. Gpnpentes gum beiliser
&reuse" in Slorens rnb itarb-reia an
Susenoen uno geroieniten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-02-28
Der fromme 9auspater.

BUR 3eit bes letten fransblifden
&rieges int bprigen Sabrbunbert tparen
bic ginppbner elmer beoeutenben Gtaot
in srpbsn Mensiten. 3wei feinblide
2rieesbeere fam bier 5uiammen. Ntan
bDrte falt INNER furdtbar NIT &anonen
ldieBen unb CUR Gadts5eit tpar Der
Simmel 10 ROTH tpie 8lut l1eberal
bDrte man er3dblen, tpie Die Sei1be
iberaa mproen, pliinoerrt, iensen ilto
Bremen.
Meiifer Selmar, Elm eeididter @plos
i6mieb, pelder burA feline Tbdtieteit
iaDn gu arpbem 8ermD5en gefpmmen
mar, mar Defenders in GROCER Surdt,
es mDdten bic Seinbe ibm biele ieiner
&pfbarteiten railben, unb au4 ipnlt
ieinem @erm6gen eiiten betrdatliaen
Saaben sufisen, poer i'm tppbl gar ,m
bas 2eben brinsen. 9a betete er init
inbrinfisem 9er3en gu Soft, er mDdte
ibm sa erfenn,en geben, tpas er in bieier
Idpierisen Sage tbun ipllte. Stun fam
i'm Der 8ebante, es tpirbe bas 8elte
fem, ale feline seitlide 9abe, Defenders
ieine &ofbarfeiten uno iein bares @elb
in bas @pbnymmer 80 traser, baHelbe
pfen auf ben Slid ober in einen 8aiten,
Der in Dem 3imner fi9 befanb, su legen
unb barn fid nit feiner sanjea Samilie
auf bic &nie gu tperfen, unb @oit UNI
-Sdub Inn Grbarmuns attsurufen. tlnb
bieies geidab audi tpirflid. gr trug
ale feline &pitbarfeiten uno fem bares
@elo IN iein @obn3immer. Da iab
man auf ben Siiaen uio tn benz pffenen
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