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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-02-28
University Reunion,

The Centennial Reunion of the
Alumni and Matriculates of the Uni
versity of n. G. will be held at Chap
ell Hill, June 9th.
The program of the day will in
clude a reunion Of all the living
alumni and matriculates in Memorial
Hall at 1000 u. M. The members of
each class sit together. An address
of permanent historical value will be
delivered by an eminent alumnus, at
the conclusion of which the roll of al
umni will be called by classes and a
few moments may be occupied by
speakers representing each class pres
ent. Where it is desired for special
reasons longer time will be allotted.
The class of 1879, for example, the
first to enter the University on its re-
vival in 1875, has requested and been
granted special time to celebrate the
decennial of its graduation.
It is proposed also that the members
of each class dine together on this day
and that the class dinners be occasions
for friendly reunion and reminiscence.
At night another address by an en-
inent alumnus will be delivered, and
the special class exercises will be con-
timed, unless completed in the morn
ing.
On Thursday night, after the Com
mencement exer rcises, there will be q
social reunion of all the alumni in the
Library and reunion of the young
people in the Gymnasium in costumes
Of the last century.
A catalogue of all the students Of
the University since the beginning and
q complete history of the University
will be published for the celebration.
It is important to know, as soon Al
possible, who will attend the reunion
which classes desire special time on
the program and which will provide
for class dinners. In arranging fol
class dinners the undersigned commit
tee will gladly assist the special clas,
committees, if their help be desired
The social reunion of all the al1mn
in the Library will be arranged By
the local committee. Special time OF
the program may be secured by CORES
podence between the class committee
and John Manning, F. P. Venable
SEQ. T. Winston, Committee of tn
Faculty. - tssita
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-02-28
.ryro shop. Davidson County.

TYRo SHOPS, N. c., February 23-
Mr.. H. H. Hartly never gets left
on farming He lately sold some
thing near a car load Of cotton seed
to Messrs. Smith & Co, of Linwood,
N. c., at 16. cts. per bushel. Mr.. H.
/. knows how to take care of what he
makes.
| Mr.. G.. NJ. Thompson, of Lexington,
gave us a flying visit last Sunday. He
says ne is doing a good buiness in the
manufacturing of blinds, sash, &c.
Mr. T. furnishes Winston and Salem
with a good portion of building ma
terial.
w. A. Owen, better known as "our
Billy, took trip to Davie county
last Sunday, for what purpose he
will not tell.
Misses Clara PEBBLES, of Davie coun-
ty, and Lizzie Thompson, of Lexing-
ton, are visiting their relatives, Mr..
and Mrs r. B. Thompson.
Mr.. HI. P. Sharp has a mule "a
years old in good order which has the
appearance of young mule. Who
can beat it. s.sss,., ...,f5
Maj. T. 6 Brown has purchased
Mrs. Martin Wilson's farm near here.
We are gldd to see Johnny Swice-
good in our village again, he is con-
nected with the Piedmont warehouse
of Winston. He is around drumming
our farmers. Johnny makes a good
drummer and would be glad to see all
his friends at the Piedmont.
Miss Jaccheri, Of Lexington, Va.
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. VIM. Barnes.
who is very sick with pneumonia.
Our best wishes are that she may soon
recover. L.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-02-28
BIBLE MEETINGS.
Interest Manifested and Resolutions
Adopted
Published by Request

Published by Request.J
On Sunday night the 10th inst, the
Rev. Thomas II. Law, of Spartanburg,
S. c., the Superintendent of the
American Bible Society for this dis
trict, composed of the States of North
Carolina and South Carolina, addres-
sed a large and attentive au-
dience in the NJ E. Church of Win.
ston, upon the work Of Bible distribu-
ton as conducted by this great organ
ization.
The address was we'll received and
favorably commented upon by many
who heard it, and we have no doubt
that an increased and more intelligent
interest will hereafter be taken in its
affairs by those who were present on
this occasion.
The other churches were closed for
the evening and their pastors assisted
at this service.
A collection was taken up at the
close, for the benefit of the society.
Mr.. Law made his visit at this time
in order to be present at the Annual
Meeting of the Salem Bible Associa-
ton, which was held in the Moravian
Chapel, in Salem, on Monday morn
ing the 18th inst.
This society is the auxiliary for
Forsyth comfy of the American BIZ
BILE Society. It was organized on
April 25th, 1889, and consequently is
now nearly fifty years old.
The primary object it had in view
was the distribution of the Scriptures
in the county which was then called
Stokes and embraced what is now in
cluded in Stokes and Forsyth. 1t
has several times canvassed by its
co1porteurs the entire district and ad-
jacent sections in the mountains of
Virginia, and twice since the war the
county of Forsyth, the last canvass
having been completed in 1885.
The records show that since its
commencement there have been dis
tributed through its agency very near
ly 10000 volumes of the Bible and
New Testament together.
The Society keeps on hand at its
depository in Salem, a supply of Bi-
bles and Testaments, of all kinds and
| styles of binding and print, which are
sold exactly at cost, no profit being al
lowed for handling.
The following resolutions were
adopted:
l. That branch depository be es-
tablished whenever the necessary ar,
rangements can be made.
2. Directing that a. canvass of the
towns of Salem and Winston and su
burbs should be made during the pres.
ent year.
3. Making a donation Of 800 to
the Parent Society.
l. 4. Requesting the ministers of the
various churches in the county to en-
deavor to arouse the interests of theil
people in this cause, so that they may
aid the churches in the towns, which
irrespective of denomination are rep
resented in the memberships of the
Society.
Now that this subject has beer
prominently brought forward, may
we not hope that when the Society
through the different churches call:
for the support of the work, the re
sponse may be in sympathy with the
need :?
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-02-28
walksrtown. Forsyth County.

WALKERTowN, Feb. 24.-On last
Wednesday, February 18th, Mr.. A. M.
Mecum's two little boys, aged 2 and 4
years, were playing about 200 yards
from the house, where their ,grandfath-
er had killed hogs in the morning.
The smallest ones clothing caught on
FIRE and no. one was present. The two
children started home and when they
reached the house and made noise at
the door their mother opened it and
found little Eddie ON the steps with
his clothing nearly burned off of him.
he died the next morning about three
o'clock. Ris suffsrings we're great,
but he i gone home to suffer no more.
Il .s<sIsgss bag sxis zsst ~ 4s II.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-02-28
WestfieId, Stok es County.

WEsrFIELD, Feb. 26.-The soil
around Westfeld is finely adapted to
to the raising of fine yellow tobacco,
especially few miles north. One
young man (Mr. JEFF. Cook market.
ed load of his tobacco on the Wins
ton market in January and realized
about $35 per hundred. Many of our
farmers have realized an average of
$40 per hundred.
What We most need at Westfeld is
a railroad. May the time soon come
when we may have that. sFe >
There have been several marriages
since Christmas, some of them as fol-
lows: At the residence of the brides
father, on Wednesday, the 23d inst,
Mr.. A. w. Councell, OF Mt. Airy to
Miss Annie Payne, Of West6eld, Rev.
C. G. Haymore officiating. They left
the same day for Raleigh.
At the residence Of the brides
grandfather, Mr.. John Slate, on Jan.
18th, Miss Penney Dearmin to Mr..
Rufus Cook, Lewis Taylor Esq, off,
ciating.
Near Mt. Hermon, on Jan 29th,
Mr.. Armstead Reynolds to Miss Fan
ME Shular.
Also in January, at the brides
father, Mr. Robert Cook to Miss Sa-
rah Cobler, aged IA. The groom was
II years Of age Such is loves young
dream.
Mr.. w. N. Intnon is the happy
father Of another fine boy. Mr.. In
mon is the father of nine children and
is not 80 years of age. Mr.. Henry
Cook has another daughter at his
house,
G.. L. Simmons will leave West6eld
in few days for ~Germanton whers
| he will make his future home. Z. s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-07
ens GefGaft aeht pnr.

Nemarf, RS, 6. Ssbruar.- 9ie Bro
bibltiontfeH uno y9GD ano Srberz"&eute
iufsa ben 8irtbeH uno Braueru inter Dem
GormaHoe, @sies uuo Sronung Al f0rOern,
auf jebe 4rt uuo gSelie 5u i9abeu, uub bod
fiitreu fe Geihmerbe uuo Hagen iiber aez
palttbdiiges Serfabren, peun linen una oen
Augesriffsneu ouf gIei9e g8alie oergolteu
fpire. Fillmore @Onott, elm befaunter Bro
bibiionif uuo Witslieb Der y9ap an0 Sroerz
2cugue," bat G!s S6Gsmeifer oes 3psigoerz
Gins Der pSeaaue" tm iitSh1eu 5taettbeiIe
reFtgnitt. @r If Serfertiger zines Batentz
arparates fir Stefttgeratoren uuo @isbetals
tsr uub Iiefsrte sine g8aareu ,um aroseu
Eheile uad) WetpsYOtf. Seiner anaa5e III.
folge benedritnate tbu elm @ro6baGOler in
giep Yoltr er mufe aus Ter g2au ano
9retr=gen9ue" nustEeteu, renu er tam nod
feruer 2baaren IieferH pone. @oaoit Iagt,
mad reifltder usbetIssuHs babe er, I'M ieiu
@eIdait rtd9t IN ruinireu, es fiiE bas Beffs
seaa!len, Der S0rbsruug uaG;utonmeu uue
bic pSeague" 3u nsrlaiiau Die iibriqen
r9atp auo Sroer." UtttsIie6er tbuu duserGi
eutrni1et iiber oas oem 8ruber Gonoit nicer,
fGhreue unrc6t. GS pirb bic Quaabe Der.
treitet, Elm biefger Brnuer fat bic uTia6e bes
gegen @CS6it eigQeidlIaQeaeu 9Serfahrens.
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@fuernl onrriSon's geyt, d,er

SuoiGnupoliS SnS., 6. Ssbruar. -
Der absmnliGe confSOcrirte@ labauptiug
Gterfi IPcsbp psilte sefsrr Ia L6ngerer llas
ttrretung nit General QlrriiOn. g8te Wosbp
augtebt, mar er nHf Ser 0isife ua1 gGaIbingz
ton elmer GtnIaonug 9arriiOa's, ilH 81 bsiu.
htn, 9efolgt. 0esterer nO[te TIN In Be1ug
anf Die politiifsn Serbdltuifie in 8irginten
befrageu, bed, ba @iOsbp iett In Californian
mrtut, FOnute er fiber Die 8orginga in 8irz
ginien nur peuig Gusiuuft gebeu. Die 9fes
pnbItiuHer oss Staates Californian miinIheu
iebnli6f, ben StGat in Sarriion's aabinet
reprdlertitt 81 ieber. Dtosbp ii BON gro5z
rtitterIiter Seite Der nit GeuernL 6arriion
oernanbt, pne mon oermutbet, baB Der 8e,
lu1 rebr IreuRbihlftlideu, ais poIiti1ea
@huralteys mas. 8. STAGE BON Decatur,
sue, ftattete In Be8leituug oes 9tidbters
gHooo @eneral Sarrtiou einen Seiu5 ab.
Race, 10 tDiro uermutbet, tpollte in @rfabrun9
bttnger, in tote melt bic Quardbl fiir oas
Sotlutt getrrff5n lei, bod ioll 9eueral 6arri,
i'm fdl iGpsigiam ucrbalteu ba5en. Bate7
@Gftebere uOu Cuba, Stem .gort, itberbra1te
@entrol Sariiion eiuen goIoeuen SIeifitts
tolier. Der auf einem sir6enz8a fir Den
rG6fsn Sunoeeprdf6enten befimmt moroeu
naT. Die 0litslieher Dec 9eueral Bof"
iibcrrcitten 'beute Aben0 Sen 6arriion sein
gdloeues nit 9inmenten beieBtee Qb3eih2u
in Tolm zines Sterus
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0attsantoeo uns seI6aatore .

@bicago, 6. Gebraar. - g8alter 9.
SyOtIsp efiGos bente i'm ,6oteI &ortgauSt"
Gn gde Der 2Sabaibs sauenue uuo Qoamss
froBe Isiae Grau nnb begIn9 baun 5ei6f-
II ort. &as @bepaar pObRte lett stua elmer
gBrde in bem ertpdbatea 6oteI. @ef:ru
oeTIieB Erablep, rpeIdter aus elmer anaeiebe.
uen hiefgeE 8amiIie ifammt, in Golse einas
Streites nit ieiner 6raH oas 60tet unb
tebrte eft beHte sutiif. Der Streit tpnrbe
iOiort Grneuert uHb en0ete nit gforo uHb
SeItfmorb. Die Srdg6bie III bic eritts Sers
artige, bic id innerbal5 elmer gSodle bier
ereignete. SrabIsp if ai1 Geffe gB. s..
graole1's, &lerle beS biefgeu Sun0esae=
ri4ta. 8ie ermOrbete Grau iotpObl, pie Scr
Rauu uaren on eiuer btsii3eu Worgeu3eiz
tuus tbdtig, @rfere aIS literaril1e Re0atz
trice, uub 2esterer els 8isportsr. Der Rauu
mar b0s uf6par5e S4Gai" ieiuer 6amiIie.
5riber in 8ienitsn ber yBuumaus Bnllce.
@ar=@o." febeno, trHroe er pegeu uRtsr.
idIeiSs su einem Sobre 3u9tbaus Usrurtteitt
unb NOR erii por pier Ooer laaf Roaateu aus
Der SGft eEtlafeu uoroen.
fgIGu 8IabIep tpar friiber S1auipielerir.
Sie ica eia @etb6ltniB nit 6reberif gS
Glaur, eiaem iuHgea SaupfmauEe, gabab
bdber, uHo es usrlantet, bag Der Str2it mi
ibIem @atten hieriiber eUtfdn0,
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Gctu " otfer slod1rt6,fstt.

Nep Dorf, 6. Sebruar. - Sohu 0.
@erIe, Elm alter betannter Btfger uou BrooG.
Inn, bsgiug beute friib Ssltffnoro, tnoem er
ildl bic Se1Ie ourHi9nitt. Ssin Rotiu fir
Die Sbat III niGt betaunt.
- 5net Wlatroiel, Elm 0entId,er, NdmpnS
9GtIbeIm Sarreni btu (?) nuo Der SdusOe
Vennoer Ralbron, entflObeu mGareuo Der pers
gnngenen yadt i'm 6afen BON Reu 6auen,
&oIn., aRf etnem ihna6 gesinmerteu Slofie
ION eem mad Siioairita bsfimmten Sloo.
ner sSobu S. Cairns" oeiien @apt1u ite
brutal bebGuoelte. aEfatt, ME iie hoffteu,
oas llfer III erreid,en, muroen lie in ben 2oua
Ss!apoer Suno ltnaus eetrleben, no ite Obue
SGus Ger arlmulsen Sdlte ausgeiest Guas
rem. Als Ger 3nmpfer sSIo GpioH1" saute
lrnl out oem gSege bierher cos 5loB aatraf,
paIen bstee Gtanner bepustlos. Ste uurs
cen IN Soro 9eHomuieH nnb nit hierber aes
6reGt, aueln 8arrenthiu ftarb trob ioraiamz
Fer F1e9e bale 0arauf. Galbrou nur6e in
e1n Solpttal gebradt, NO CT in tritii5eu 3us
fanoe tatIieoer liest.
-0e &ootennahe, lpelte an Sonntal,
trte bsrtGtet, tber ben gum galsen uerur.
tpetlten GattenmOEber Seroinano garoliu
6etRanat morben mar, tnurbe geiern ami Die
Serln9un9 oes Sferiffs 6ad Dieber anfgez
1ooen, nadoem oie Nupalte @aroIia's 6ie
Appsuatton 9eaen bas Ilctaeil ausemeISet
patteu. earolln rrarb bemuad in iein friz
berss GuartIer IN BEN Combs Inriidaebra at.
eartie Soatua, bic 17idbriae Sd6ne,
pelGe IN Der NontagSz zFaht, uie beuhtet,
gemetni1aftItt nit ibrem 9te5baber Sar1es
@oniaeine, treem fie cine DoTs BaI,ier
Grin oerl9lHdtea, IN ben So0 aebeu no!Ite
uno NIT olslem na@ BEN Soipital an Der 80.
Strabe gebrn4t puroe, bsfano I'D, aaRern
auf hem gSese Der Beiieruug uue nirb ua6r.
iGeinIif IN rueniseR Saaeu nieoer 70 melt
hergefsut ietn, oGb fiji BEN poIt,eiridter Dor.
gefubrt peroen fanu. IIs 9IIno fir Ole
Ebat CAB &al.le sefern on. bag gouilbtne,
Der, ME ebeEf0us ih0n gGngIoet, oleim nan
ieiuer anfunbme i'm 6oipitaI fab, isr bs,
reits Dor eiHtaen GG9eH, oa ieiu Sater i6rer
eteIiden Ssrbinoung SGpierigtettsa in 6en
gSeg le9te, ben SoriGlag gema1t babe, ge=
meinidaft!id1 SsIbfuogD IL begebe1. 4u
Wiontas Abeno, ole fe Suiammen in Der "a.
Strabe lpnbteren gtngeu, babe Sames ibr
eiue 6lalGe nit elmer griiuIiGca Riituua
gereidst uno fte gum Sriuteu auFqeior6ert.
gle babe auh, obne 81 fpiljeu, bag Die Bbio[e
Gift entbieIt. bon Der Rirtur setrnnteu, a5ar
unr rpsuis, uno baum babe ibr 9iebbaber Die
9lalde atleert. Der Batter oes R6SGleus
iaste, ooB Sames Elm &ausenidts seueien iei,
leine Eotter oerfiibrt uno bon benz Seroienf,
weIfen fis in elmer Ssloeufubrit erwarb, se.
Iebt babe.
- Der Willionar uro SaffeessabIer gbas.
Grbudle. peIGer fiirSli9 pesen etnes aebro.
6suen @heperiprs4eus ;ur 3abIung BON
$45. COO SGQbenerias on ,srl. &lara Camp.
bell perurthetlt rpurbe, bat an oas Sberfaats.
geritt appenirt.
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Der 9ar9erfrtes ar,f Gngtt.
gpmbatSemsnt coa San sRere.- zGittbeEs
Ianaea eiGes Mnaemsenaen.


9ten.Dorf, 6. Ssbruar. Der Dampier
,,6arolO," pelber geftern bon 6anti bier elm,
tr0f, bra6te BON bort iutereiidnte Weutgteiten
iiber zoe Bombaroement BON san Rarc nit.
Site Der erfe Sttner, Or. Ratnnie, einem
Beridterftattsr erSGbIte, mar Der Dampfsr III
Der yindht bonn Is. auf ben 16. Sauuar Dol
Gan Niarc npgefOmmeu. Die etu;tgs Seie=
figung bes Srtes befteht in eiaem Eort, mel
DIES nit 10 bis 10 Glteu &auouen arultrt 1T
uno cine Ssiasnng BON 500 su 9ippoipte's
Eruppeu seh0rigeu Soloateu bat. g8ihreRo
Der 8ampter atn 10. Sanuar cine 2aouua
Ta1bboIs On BOre eeuommen, ieien plSBtid
Qeaitime's SanoHeHoOote gSouiaint POu=
oerture," ,8elige" uuo Elm brittes 9aucnen=
boot, iomie SiJei nit Soibateu augefitute
IranenortIGifis Dor Gun 92arc augelau9t
uno batten nm 4l2 llbr nit BEN Bombareez
ment oes SrteS besonnen. Balo antpcrtez
ten bic 8auuHeH Ses Sorts, trafen nber tbr
9iel niG1t, ia cine ihrer Pomben fiel in bic
Stoht uno ridltete tort erbebIifen SaaSeu
an. gtadl etrra eineC StrnSe iebte bas Tqhrs
,euq .EouIiaiut pSuoerture" auein oa3
Bombaroement fort, uuo BON Fort tunroe
uur bin uu6 mieSer eiumaI cine Rauone abb
Gefeuert Nl9 ettpa bret Smnoeu mar faf
feiu Sans mebr uubeiti5igt urS Die 3auOs
renbocte ooHlpiteE nit ben Eraneporti6ife
fen @rou be Bterre an. Die 8ep6lteruu9
hatte Iid in Der 3Uti9en3eit in bic Ber9e &C.
| flilGtet un6 eiueu Goteu az 6ippoInte ob9es
| Ianbt, Der fid eiIpa 5nel gteilen Don 8raa De
| Bierre befaub. Derielba iaabte iofort eine
| abtbeilung Sufanterie uuo cine 8atterie mad
| Gan Dlarc. Als bieieIbeu abar bort auta,
men, NOR bereits Nlss oosSsGer nu6 2e8iti=
mes Shiffs abgefab-eu. Der 2estere bate
nit 8eIdteBnng Gan Itarcs beubfttigt,
| 6ippOlpte's Eruppen ron @ran be Bierre OBJ
3uSieSen unb bouu bort gu lauoeu. Dies TT
ibm nidlt seIuugen; 6a9egeu uurbeu bur4
tie bon Sen 8aponeubooteu abgefsuerten so
G6iiIfe etIua 100 Beriouen get0stet Der
3Qupfer ,S0rolo" legte ft) bei'm Seginu
Der Sauouabe anger StuBueite unb tubr
baun mad Bsrt@auzE Eair, no Ol<lbf CT ietuG
2atuna oarSoufdnbiSte.
Ser fir 6ippoInte, G29itime's @eguer an
6unti, bier sataufte Dampfsr p Wa6rlO" piro
| lett nit Baa3erptatteu beIeat. @apt. Inter
ser In oer Sulurrsftton pan 1875 oeu 0a9tiel
8ampfer ,6sGs&ipsr" c9mmaHbtCte, tptrG
Sas Sdtff iiibren. @ie 3ougiune5mer Ga
gore fi6 bet Qbfobrt oefslben perh9iteu miro
peiB man ned ni9t. Der 3ampfer miro ie
trdn ridl! cor eiiten Ntunat ;nr a5iaart ier.
iig iein. Capt Cooper, Der friiber gegiti
mes 6I0ts comparpil.e, i5st aberjH 3roOi
| l1G LETT, iou baS GonmaRbo Scr 6lotte 6ip
| pclhfe's iiberuehreu.
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8uffaIo, R.=D., 6. Sebruar. = Die
ogiems" Uer6fentIiat eineu ieHIatiOna1teu Be-
riot liter Dr0bHu9en, tra.de nit 0em aro-
Ben Eeutr bonn lgbten Samfas In Serbir'
hung gebr0Gt naroen. 6. gB. 2ampmaun,
Elm q MeiIeu bon 9am5urg pobuenoer Sars
mer, erSdhlt, u0r 8urSeul babe etn ,, Eramp,"
ber auf ieine 8itte @feu in 2ampmauR'6
Saua erbnIten. nd in egr 6aftiser BetIs &c.
gen bic befkenoe 9laie ausgeiproden uub
geiagt, er geb6re elmer 4aar1ifsRs BaaSe
an, rptId3e nod eiIligar gBo4en i'm g8Gloe,
cher ME in Stdbteu 5uIammen fomne. Su
8nfialo iperhe bisisr Sage cine srOBe Seuers.
brunii, nie man uie cine iolGe geitben, ftattz
fiuben. Sn Tep DOrt per6e etu GROCER
Strife in SSeue gsieBt, uHS mad oieiem
merle balb Ven gOIf nieSergebranut per=
ten. Detroit, Chicago uuO ale srOBen
StdOte tpersen arOBe Seuer baben. 5etne
Pattei ner6e reid, bic &ei3en aber peEoen
arm lperpsu. Ser nEramp@ babe bann cine
RetoQr6tre Gejeist unO geiagt, OleieIbe let
nit einem @tp:OfoicfT gefllt, Ger burd Elm
nhrperi gum Grploeirsu sehVadt meroen
tonne.
sc III Elm bemerfeusmertbes 3uIammens
treffsn, ba5 8ieieuigeHr rpeIt)e ben Nlarm
bon bem Ssutr am Itsten Samfag qabeu,
ioseu. taB iie bet'm AuSbEuG ces SeuelS
eiue @rpioion aeb6tt baben. Die 9:i4tate
bat her SeuIation erteat.
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g6aufpteIer ais ContraFterbeftes.

u 10 y OFT, 6. Sebrnar. - Der tempo
rGre @tnhaltSbeiehI, lreIheu &bas. B. Elof.
ten eegsn eouis albri6 ols Brdtoeatea Der
g@6mtn 6orref>2ose" bes Actors Ordre
of Friendship" erpirtte, nm ibul III psrbie.
ter, @e!ner eer gOge gum 3pefe Der gtlan.
gnn9 BON @eisteIGafieu Su oerausgabeu,
wuroe sefferu bonn Rtater Duaro fir bic
9auer oes PTc1eiies tn Sraft belaffeu. Be-
fcuntIth ftnb 4lbrid uub bic uubereu Be
amten Der ecse bsmGbt, ben @ouqves ,ur
Apnahme eines @estes IN peronIaffsu. burd,
reIdpss bic @infubr bon SdauipieIern uuter
@Outratt uerboteR perbeu lou. Der 9idlter
btmerft in ie,ner besii9Iideu gntideiouua,
6nB be fiir ben erpdbuteu 3wed beaatru9te
Gusgabe BON $500 aus ben EoHSs Der Qoae
uitt burt etne ausoriditGe BeItimmuua Der
Stntuten eerieIbeu gsredtfertist lei uuS uur
eann 3uIaiitg mare, menu na6geuieisu usr.
ben tonnte, oaB its Iebiglit i'm SntereIie Der
S6onlpteler let. Sc fSnnteu absr aud1 in
ellen gdnoeru ber Belt i3peisoraaniiatiuueu
ees Sroens segriiuoet ueroen; oerieIbe
mo1te nIio tetueu rlnterI1ieb In Der Ta.
tionolitdt Der Sdauipieler. Das geuiinitte
9sfes fheine oeabalb uiGt i'm Giutlauae mi
ben Statuten oes Srbens su ftehen, ba es
eiue Segiinfiguue Der Sdanipieler zines
9Gnees herbeifibreu mcIIe. Der ginholtss
tsistI mRfis eabsr in Sraft t!sibeu,
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Sad Seist strife.
gSas entdb oeH MusitduS ia gtep'Dcst eritett
purOe. - 9ouftauoige 9srHtht"aa Der
Hutton Der sfrabeabaBn SeOtsafsstsH'

Rep @ort, 6. Eebr. - Der 1Tie'up"
ia iibsrfaEoen. Aue StrnBeuba abnItnten be-
f6TbeIn beIte ibre gHasgous nit Stenlt9er
6egeImGsietett, iubeiien meroen bic mIbrenb
bss Strifes etHgeleiteteH polijetIi1eu Sors
fittsmuBreseIu gum Gbeif nod betsehnlten.
Die Bahugeie ielihafteu uebmeu bic metFteu
Der Strifsr, tte iid1 al5 BriuatperioEeH mel
hen, pieeer in ibre 8ienfa auf. petIeu lsooh
iGnmtlid iolde PeriOueE suriid, cte als yer
treter irgenb pelter Srsnuii idtioneH TOM
men. 4ne Siriter, Die pteoer Arbeit erhal'
ten, mIiien Elm 8otument unter3elhueH,
tuyd nsItes fie iid uerpatftsu, ttiuttt9h'n
IN teiner Nrbeiter'SrgGuiIation mehr su ge'
h0reu. 9as Reiultat III, oIs bic linton Der
ylep- gO1fer Strasenbabu SeOienfeten oers
rittet ifi Die 6iibrer Der ~arbeitSritter"
iteinen bic Eraapette ber evlitteHsu ytleeer'
lage n6lia Su e1fennsu.
Gbas. 2RaIfer, @ououtteur ant Der .Seltz
9iuis," nelder GreeiIast it, seFerH Den
Strifer Mc8olrnn erIhoffen III babeu, BE-
fano heute Elm &oroerh6r uno tuuroe tn'a
Sefdnguis ssihidt, nm ca8 8eiuItnt Ses SH=
qusi1s 8u erpaiteH. Die 8abubeamten per'
6tn EiirgfGuft fir ibn Ieifeu.
Stei Striter ben Der 2. AoenuezGinte tnur'
ben beute tpegen aufrubEs uub Serlpertuue
her @elaiie Al rsip. ), uuS UtoHaten 9af
uerurtbeiIt. - Auf ben BroOtlpuer StraBeu
bnbulihieu if Der Strtfe nod niht oifi}tel
beentet erildrt norben, jebod fiao aae 3lnter
iest i'm 8etriete, uub uieIe Strtfer te1reI
aIf eigene 5anft Buriid.
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ste saalaes III per Cote Restou.

Bttt8bur9, 3D., 6. Sebruar. Der
GOfe=8sgton iR ote Situation nur Deni8 per
dntert n0roeu. Su ben y g6oruelB= Ucr'.n"
ucu Dtc@ture & Comp. arbeiten bic 4age
fsuten uidBt fie tparteH oas Reiultut elmer
Gcnferena 8etrsffs Der &utlaffuna elmer I'm.
1abl Don 2elteu 40, pelte ben 4usf".ap oor
einigea Gaaen in SJeue isBter. Su ban
nStunburb .gEsrfeu" tebrter stuioe Irbeiter
pieber 5uriid; i'm llebr'. ''.sen if! BE situation
oieluee 8!eIteoia' 9ie @ote-Sefeu. geIBer
iasaH, eaB, Oa .yrs unOeren g8erfs i'm Betrieb
rao, EN- oEgemeiuer Gusfaab uiatiH S3en:
9lllet Ttgbsu parbe.
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1T felt Oielcn 9o5r.n beiOnOers sefdast
ais Elm pObltBRcn0e8 0tittet IomO6l fir
ale droniiacn, tpie atutcn 8rant6eitcn
Ser 2Rfa65re, mic 9ufen, Sanupfeu,
8ronditt8 un6 2lf6ma. Sie(e EaaIenS
Baben bic wO9ltbdti8e @irftna OieIes
uniaiebaren 9raparot8 erfabrea, unO
Ier3te, ,pie gclabrte anegfennen es ii6cral,
tab bic 9eFoa0t4cite, petdc 3nmeiit 6ci
3ubereituns bieies wlitteta peypen0et NETS
Sen, 3u icnen scb6ren, tuetae flr i6rc bell.
iame @ufuua in iotden qudlcn0en 8ea
iawcrben sumeiit betonut itno; gang Sc.
ionoer8 ijn6 Oie8be3a8li4 Sic 8raparate
BON 9onig, SOreBOun0 (2(n6Orn) uaS
E4ccr an5ucmgic3Icn,
@aS fms guar attmOOide aber Oicter.
pro6te 8etlmittct iar bronatii&c 8es
idpcr6en, iie itcbcn Bel 2lerStcn, pic bci'm
gottc in pOputdritcm @ebrap3 pn6 FuO
nit an0ercn wcrtboOIlen 5n8rtOicnSjeu
bcmiid perbuuoea III