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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-10-11
HERTY AND SMITH
will capture tho Big Prizes In th'
 Six Days Race.

Six Days Race.
 The fourth day of the race is over and no runner is as yet certain of first place. The fight for that position lies between Herty and Smith with the chances Ill favor of Herty. The crowds of specta- tors were just as large and the interest in the race is still on the increase. Noremac is still in fifth place, but has been putting up a poor race: He says he is in no condition and is unwell. Curley is still in the third place but IS being pushed hard by Horan. Curley IS not doing the work of the first three days Horan is doing some remarkable running and as consequence has reduc, ed the distance between himself and Curley to less than four miles. Herty did the best running yesterday | Fox is still in the race and it would not surprise anyone very much if he beat out Noremac. Smith, although he lost the lead, is running we'll and will occupy either of the first two positions at the end of the week. O'Brien is improving in his gait and if he had trainer at the starting of the race would have had a fighting chance for a place. Guerrero and O'Keefe went on again last nlght and gave some good exhibitions of run ming and square heel and toe walking: ! at the DEMOCRAT office by Noremac yesterday was covered last night by Guerrero and the race will take place in the rink as soon as articles of agreement are signed. The race will be for $25O a side. A challenge was issued by w. R. Marshall to back Peter Hegle., man against Guerrero 20 miles for S15O a side A forfeit of SIG was deposited with the referee which was promptly, covered by Guerrero. The race will take place next week ill the rink. Dan Herty and Jack Spicer between whom exists a rivalry will also run 10 miles for $50 a side. On the same evening Swipes the newsboy and Joe Williams will run a five mile race. There will also be races between newsboys, messens ger boys and letter carriers for purses. Guerrero was yesterday presented with a handsome ruby pin in solid gold set ting by E. s. Bolster, jeweler on East Main street. Tonight there will be extra attractions and some good racing. The score at midnight was: Noremac 23S-S, Curley 259-1, Horan 255-15, Herty 26s-3, Fox 234, Smith 266-7, Q'Brien 1924.
 The standing of the men at o'clock
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-10-11
ADJUSTMENTS.
SsTho World. s

''The World" has been produced in Chicago thirty y-seven weeks and the pub- lies verdict of approval is manifested in the largest house of the season on this the opening of the thirty eighth, after an absence of four years. J. z. Little is as pleasing as ever in the dual role.- Chicago Herald At the opera house this evening.
 sSReuben Gluen The opera house was filled on We'd nesday night with a delightful audience who appreciated Johnny Prindles i'm. personation of the Vermont Yankee The piece was we'll produced in every way.-Lawrence American. At the opera house Monday evening.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-10-11
FILLING MINOR OFFICES.
of the Selectmen Und
 The New Law.

Appointments of the Selectmen Under
 Tho New Law.
 At a meeting of the selectmen last evening the following appointments were made:
 Sealer of weights and measures. Frank Edens.
 Keeper of town clock, Christopher Strobel.
 Military enrolling officer, James F. Donahue.
 Weighers, Frederick White, Frederick A. Welton, Chauncey B. Webster, Chas J. Pierpont. Jr, George R. Baldwin John Shanley, Lozien F. Wright, Reu ben H. Root, Nathan w. Greenman George Robbins, F. H. Humphrey. w. E. Fulton, Fred G. Humphrey, John S. | Castle, Alfred $. Platt. Charles E. Smith, l.. M. Camp, E. l.. Chapman Fred J. Wood, A. J. Woodward, J. D. Blakeslee, John A. Boyd, A. H. Wells William T. Platt.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-10-11
SECOND WARD COUNT.
MeSSrs Brown and Carmody do Not
 Fear tho Result.

Messrs Brown and Carmody do Not
 Fear tho Result.
 The alleged error in the count of votes in the second ward at the recent election is the subject of discussion on all sides to-day. The democratic selectmen, Messrs Brown and Carmody, who were declarsd elected and who are performing the duties required of them by law have not yet decided what course to pursue, but both feel confident that should a re- count be ordered by the superior court the result would be materially the same as that already announced. The repub- icans allege that at least 125 votes for town officers are not accounted for and claim the position of first selectman for George I. Boughton.
 Granting that the counters failed to make return of the number of votes claimed Mir Browns chances of election are still the best.
 w. J. Rigney, the republican candi- date who was declared defeated for con- stable, claims that there was an error in the count in the fourth ward. By con- sent of parties interested, MT Rigney ap- peared before Judge Fenn at Hartford yesterday and asked for recount. The court ordered a recount to be held on Saturday, October 19.
 AN ENGINEERS MARROW ESCAPE. A Forty Horse Power Engine Flies to | Pieces.
 While Engineer Jacob Nelson of Platt | Bros factory on Brown street was absent | from the engine room for few minutes yesterday afternoon something gave way on the immense forty horse power engine and ill an instant the machine was reduced to a wreck. MT Nelson had left the room to make some repairs only minute or two before the accident oc. cured. When he returned everything was in confusion. The frame of the en. zine was cracked, the. crank had been broken off short, the cylinder was blown to pieces and the crosshead was broken | Bolts and nuts were scattered all over the room and the wreck could hardly have been more complete. Had the en gineer been in the room when the crash occurred he would have been seriously if not fatally injured. The cause of the accident can not be determined. Engi neer Nelson says when he left the room the engine was all right. It was run ming at about twenty horse power, 12; revolutions minute. The engine was | set up in 1882 and was of Fltchbure make.
 Immediately after the accident the company contracted by telegraph fol t wo of the small but powerful Case en zines made in New Britain and at o'clock last evening 10 horse motol was at the New England station ready for delivery. The other wil! be here probably to-day. The water wheel al the factory was repaired last night and ; portion of the factory started up thi | morning.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-10-11
The standing of the men at o'clocl
TO SAVE uECONEY'S NECK. The Indicted Mans Friends Working Hard
 to S&Ve His Neck.

CAMDEN, N. J., Oct. 1.-The friends of Challlley Leconey arc working in earnest now to save his neck from tho rope.
 The evidence agaiht him was submit ted to the Camden County Grand Jury yesterday, and after very short delib- eratlon that body indicted him for mur- der in the first degree by unanimous vote.
 Garrett Murray, Frank Lingo, Dr. Izard, Billy Smith and an unknown woman f;irniHhca the testimony to the Grand Jury.
 Lcconoys friends were surprised, as they hoped for d disagreement at least.
 The &blcst legal talent will be cm- plcy> d to defend him.
 Iii. trial is expected to begin tho lat ter ,art of this l"onth.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-10-11
Tne Poisoned Candy Iuvesti ga ton

s;i. JoHN, N. B., Oct. 11.-Until last evening it did not seem likely that the crime of sending the poisoned candy to the clcrgymen's families here could be fastened upon William Mcdonald, but the evidence developed at the in quest, though only circumstantial, is of such q character as almost to prevent a doubt of his guilt.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-10-11
HESTER
Again POStpOned.

The trial of Chief Marsh of the Bridge port police force on the charge of being in collision with proprietors of gambling houses and other disreputable places, which was to have taken place last eve ming, was postponed until October 30 by request of Marsh's counsel.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-10-11
tirg',Is, H,c,. ; Crue.i b,- {. llnSt,

BUFFALO. x. T.. Oct 1I.-A prema- turc explosion of blast occurred at kahlo's Stcnc Quarry, Buffalo Plains. John Sailor was kadly burned about the head, n,c ck and Lands and his eyesight completely destroyed. Lawrence Babel was badly burned on the face and his left eye des .royed. Their injuries are fo. ..1
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-10-11
I'rafcssionl I.al. .iuying at Lcbano

LEBANON, Oct. 11.-S. $. Neff, super, intendent of the Cornwall Railroad, has made arrangements for an exhibition game between tho Athletic and St. Louis Base Ball Clubs at Penryn Park. The game will be played on Tuesday after noon, October 22. Thousands of people will attend,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-10-11
Shot in the Eoot

Henry I. Page and Benjamin Page O Durham and party of Wallingfort men went hunting Wednesday and dis covered three coons in tree near Pans pond. One of the coons was shot ant
 sh ten drew e s"s his g1end peTover aimed at the coon, but struck his hrothe in the foot, wounding him badly.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-10-11
\ Lpnd,n E>-i.Gr,! Mayor Dead

LENNON, Get. 1i.-Sic Benjamin sam uel rh h.llios, Rt oX-Iord Mayor of Lon don and cXAldcrman Cf Farringto ton within, died to day, aged g years. Sir Bcnjal.i ,n. Whp was the second Lord Mayor of the Jewish faith, retired from the Aidcrmanic court a year ago in favor ct l,is son. He was elected Lord Mayor in 1885 and was lSnighted in 1866 in recognition of his efforts to relieve the cholera suffers in India in 1865.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-10-11
A. O. F. Controversy.

To the Editor of the DEMocEAT
 The facts are these The High Court A. O. F., at Reading, England, in Aug ust 1888, suspended the Sub-High Court of U. $. A., together with the district courts and members associated with them. Court Fruitful Vine was at that time and up to the present in official connection with the Sub-High Court of U. $. A. Therefore, if the minority will not comply with the general laws of the order simply because these laws are ad- ministered by American citizens then the only way for them is to withdraw like men.
 Court Fruitful Vine Did Not Secede. To the Editor of the DEMOCRAT
 There seems to be misunderstanding abroad in regard to the position taken by the majority of the members of Court Fruitful Vine, A. O. F., who have America, thus severing connections with the High Court of England, and an ex- planation through your paper is desired by large number of Foresters. In the first place the majority are not trying to secede from the High Court of Eng. land, having been expelled from that body. At Glasgow in Aug 1887 the high court ordered the sub-high court to strike out the word "white'' from its constitution under penalty of suspen- sion. At a convention held a week later the sub-high court refused to com. ply with the demands of the high court and suffered suspension. For over a year the sub-high court had no official connection with the high court. At the biennial convention of the American branch of the order the courts voted tc adhere to their former action. Court Fruitful Vine has lived and worked under the sub-high court of this country and for ten years has had no connection with the High Court of England. Cour Fruitful Vine did not secede from the high court but was expelled. and conse quently the majority cannot now bt called seceders.
 l FnpESTEI,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-10-11
Record of the Clubs,
Games To-Day,

Staging Accident in Milford.
 James Bristol, Charles Munson and another carpenter were at work on Mrs Merwin's house on Wharf street, Milford yesterday, the staging broke and all fell to the ground. Charles Munson was quite seriously injured.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-10-11
LOST.

A pocketbook containing $21, some- where between Partree's drug store, Bank street, and Riverside cemetery same at Kelley's bakery, Brooklyn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-10-11
BASEBALL RECORD.

Tho scores of yesterdays games were as follows:
 American Association.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-10-11

SOCIETY AND CLUB MEETINGS. eB Secretaries are requested to send in the dates of meetings of societies. lodges and clubs and to notify us of any changes of regular meet ing nights.
 Meetings This Evening. Second Advents.
 Local Photo society.
 Endowment rank, K of P,
 Speedwell lodge, No 10, K. of P. . Townsend lodge, No 89, I. o. o. F. Hawthorne lodge, Sons of St. George
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-10-11
AT BALTIMOi1

AT BALTIMORE Brooklyn ..........O o o - Baltimore ........1 o Q , Bntteries-Terry and Clark; Cunningham and Tate.
 Game called at the end of tie eighth inning on account of darkness.
 AT CINCINNATI. Cincinnati .......2 o 1 , o. Kansas City.0 o o 0 l. Batteries-Viau and Keenan; Swartzel and Dohahue.
 AT LOUISVILLE. Louisville. .........,G o l 0 c 0 O. St. Louis ........3 o 0 o Batteries-Ewing and Vaughan; Stivctts and Milligan.
 AT COLUMBUS. Columbus ....O ? o ? o O. Athletic ...........O Q 0 O. Batteries-Baldwin and O'Connor ;ic. la on and Robinson.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-10-11
Da c. ". S. FRosr, 137 Bank street

DR E. A. TowNE, "A Bank street.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-30
Cine @roihans
CUR grbebung elmer @ewerbe ifeuer
fir bas am %. Gebruar 1890
enbenbe Jisfaliabr.

6ettion /. Sci es bur9 ben
Stabtratb Der Staot San Mntonio
perDronet:
DaB bon ieber perion. Girma ooer
NEociation, BON perionen, bic irgenb
elm bur6 bic @eiebe bes Staates
3eras befteuertrs Gepsrbe betreiben,
cine 6dlfte Der 10 auferlegten Stats
ffeuer auf iol9es @ewer5e erboben uno
eingesogen tperoen iol. unter ioI1en
8e6insunssu unb ginidrdutuuseu. uie
fe bur1 6as Geieb pprgeidrieben finb;
unb baB ale bisber bon Der Stabt be.
ffeuerten @emerbe. bic bonn Staate nidt
belfeuert murben. ~fortfabren. bieiel5e
@ate Der @eperbelteuer be3ablen, rie
fie borber fefgeite[t tporben 1T.
Mngenommen unb genebmigt ant
%. Mai 1889.
8rpaH @alIagbau,
Ntteifirt: Wapor,
6. g. GIaubon, @tabt @lerf.
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PiIselGf Bier!
Tegas ..

= Sn @albeiton berri1t groBe Mufs
regung. Die @ranb SurD bat ben
Jriebensri9ter Sp. MeDer, ben Mild.
manu @bas. Sinemann, ben GARNER
90. q. allen; ST. a6bIer, &eifenoer
fur cine 3eitung; unb einen geniien
Gift Dorter tpegen @rmorbuug bes
iun3en Deuti9en Gi1arb emil Gleii1ig
In Mnflage3uitano beriebt. Gleif9ig
murbe i'm Mar5 1884, na6bem er erli
furje 3eit i'm 2anbe NOR. bon Sine
mann als 4rbeiter engaeirt. Shne.
mann fubr ieben Morgen 8 ubr in bic
Gtabt. UNI MiI9 ab3uliefern. Mm 10.
Nuguf 1884 sei6ab bies ebenfans.
Mrs. Sinemann er3dblte famals, bob
Gleif9ig gu ibr ins 3immer fan, unb
ibr unfittlide Mntrdge f%iellte, baB ct
fe ansriff, tporauf fie fi9 bettbeibiste
unb uon ibm nit einem Bell ON &opfe
bertpunbet puroe. 5rau Sdnemann
III cine iebr ftarfe Grau. Gieif1tg ents
fob; bic Shat mufbe baIb ru1bar
unb msbrere Na6barn madteli f6 stpei
Sage lang gu feiner N~erfoIgung auf.
Mm 3%tpeiten unb britten Sage mar me.
mig Offer mebr Bel ben 8erfolgern
5u bemerfen unb man fanb benin
aud 6Ieiidie's 2ei9e in eifiem sc.
bti6, fdredli9 5ugeridtet un6 nit
einem Stiide I'm ben 9als, als
tpenn CT er6roHelt tporoen tpdre. Grie.
bensri9ter MeDer belt cine 2eidenf6au,
bel Der biel Bier getrunten iporoen fein
fpll unb in peI1er einfa1 bic Sbatia9e
BET grmDrbung fonfatilt purhe. Gp1s
ter eing elm Gerii6t, baB Grau Slnes
noun ben GIeiidis auerft attadirte,
tporauf bieier fi1 tpebrte. Der 6aq
tpurbe tpieber Dor Griebensridter
6pann aufsenQmmen unb bieier iibers
mics mebrere Der Dbsn Genannten ber
@ranb Surp. 2ebtere formuIirte ba.
mails iebo9 feline Nntlage unb bic Bes
treffenben blieben unbebelist. SEPT bat
elm getpii5er 9eimrotb Dor Der @rano
SurD Nusiagen genla9t, wona9 er elm
@eiprd1 init Siuemann unb porter
belaui9te, in tpel9em Slnemaun bic
gin3elbeiten Der @rmorbung GIeif1ig's
tpie6ergegeben ano ertpdbnt haben fol,
tpelGen Mntbeil er baraa bate. st
babe i'm bu@itdbli@ gu Sooe ge.
treten, bann tpurbe ibm elm Sell um
ben Gals gebunben, bas anoere Gnbe
am Satteltuopf befefist unb auf biefe
Meiie puroe ct anbertbalb Mfeile fort.
gef9leppt. Sie grmorbung mar NIT
S9euBIi9teiten betfnupft, bic fi1 in
elmer 3eitung niht piebergeben IaEen.
9ie @erbafteten fiBen fdmmtli9 i'm Sc.
fdngniB, unb baben bon ibrem Nntpalt
bic Snftruttion erbaIien, iber ben Sad
tein Mort au fagen. Man LIT febr ses
fpannt auf bic 8erbanblunsen bot
geri9t.
- Mm 20. bat es 3mii9en @oliab
anb &Ofenberg Sunetion beftis ses
re1flef.
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0pti5 fir gtemer5abler +!

Die @ountpsG ommifdre BON Berar
@ountn perben ara Montag, ben 10.
SUM 1889, als Nusglei9ungs.B eb6rbe
I'M Court : 9oule gu San Mntonio,
Seras, auiammentreten unb 10 LANCE
taser, big ole borliegenben @ei9dfte er.
Iebiet fnb. Ollie 9ieienigeu, tpelde
meinen, baB ibr gigentbum gu bod our
@erfeueruug eingeiddBt mOroen III,
tperben bierDurh aufgeforoert, Der ges
nanrlten Beb6rbe lire Bef9merben in
BET geiebIi6 borgef6riebenen Weiie an
benz angefibrten Datum Dber 10 balb
als m6glib mad oemiel5en, bor3ulegen.
Dies tDirb auf M%n0ronung Der @ouns
iD=R ommifdre ber6Hentli@t.
@ 8erfeben nit meiner Inter.
GN, f1rift unb limits : 6iegel,
San Nntonio, 9eras, ben Is. Wai,
1889.
Slab. %. Smith,
@lelf bes GountDs@ eridts BON 8erar
@ouniD.
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Ylienu &ierl

= Sn elmer Sibung bes gommers
cial Union" &lubs, tpelGer aud bic
Mitelieber bes 2omites fir bic Mines
ral . Wels > giienbabn b~eiuobnten,
murbe ant ~. Mai in Weatberforb,
Barter @ountp, Elm 8ori9lag in Be.
ratbung gesogeu, tuelden bas Spnbitat
Der iosenannten &oblen. giIenbabn Der
Stabt unierbreitet bot. DaKeIbe mill,
tusnn bic 8irger fir ben Babnbau
$40, 900 unb bas frsie Wesere6t geben.
cine 8reitipurs8 abn nod ben Roblens
Minen bauen unb f1 bur9 einen
Rontratt nit ben bebolmd1tisten Ners
tretern Der 8iirgeriGaft Derpflidten,
bic Gtabt 3u einen $2.75 per 3onne
ni9t tberiteigenben preiie. Der Iogar
bis au 1925 berabseiebt tuerbeil fol-,
i'm Gaue bic G6rberunsstofsn es ees
ftatten, nit &oblen gu beriOrsen. 60
tpurbe elm Nusi9uB einselebt. tpeIGe,
ben 8ori&lag In genauere grtpdsuue
3ieben unb bariber in elmer groBer
bfentli@en 8erIammlung ON 80. Mai
BeriGt erffatten fol-. Die StimmunQ
1T cine fir bas prOieft entidieben
ghnTise.
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acknowledgements fiir Sas @u,
9enblatt $3.50.
&eifenbs Msenten:
s. g, 8mi@.
G0bert Yenmiger.
70. SAnrpbin9.
6 0 8,
Can Mntonio, 80. Mtai '89.
Ser lttmsug sunt Observation-Disclosures
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Gan Mntonio, 80. Mtai '89.
Ser ltusu9 statt 8raberiMmiitfmngss
Gage.
Ser Bug formirte fi9 auf Ser Mains
Bla3a unb febte fi@ programmgemdB
punft tteun ubr In 8emegung. Der
ieIbe madte Elm iberaus ftattli9en gins
brud uno ieBte i9 aus ben folgenoen
Mbtbeilungen 3ufammen:
Berittene poli3iFen ~fprensten BEN
3uge borar1, Inn inn hen Weg au babs
men. Nls Marldau fuugirte 9srr s.
RerbIe unb ibm folgten dig Miutanten
bic 6erren Weber. Giolbaha, Wm.
96fing IT,, Suan Garoenas unb Bat'
taelia.
Darauf foIgte Sen. 5tanleD in Dols
ler @ala. Uniform, umgeben bon ieinem
@tabe unb gefotgt bon ben StabssSr.
bonansen. Sobann fam cine Nbtbei'
lung Snfanterie BON Der Bunbes .Nrmee,
borarl Sic Mufit. Rapene.
gs fDIgten bierauf bic bret Wili5=
Rompognien (BeIfnap., San Mntonios
unb Mdperid &ifles), bic farbise Som
pagnie hotte fi6 ousgei9lofen, neil tie
fid aus irgenb eiuem @runbe ~3uritdgefebt
glaubte.
Dieran f6loKen fi1 anei Nbtbeiluns
gen 0eteranen - G~onfbberirte unb Der
bieige polfen Der @ranb MrmD of the
Republic. Damn fam bas geiammte
Geuers Departement, barauf bic Knights
of Pythias un0 Der @efang > Berein
.Grobfnn" nit feiner SABINE, iDuie cine
game Meibe anberer 8ereine Der Ders
f@iebenen bier bertretenen Raiionalitd.
ten. Cine LANCE &eibe bon 8irgern in
2utf9en un6 Bugsies, iomie mebrere
Mageu nit Grdnaen gum 6dmiden BET
@rdber bilbeten ben Bef1lub.
So anfebnli@ Der 3ug aud fuar, 10
fanb ct br@ betrddili9 biuter benen
fraberer Sabre 5uriid, mas bauptfd9lid
bararl Iiegt, bnB iDwobl bic Gabals
Ierie uie bic Artiaerie ber Bunoesarmee,
tueI1e gegenpdrtig si llebungen ausge.
riidt finb. ni9t on bemieIben tbeilnebs
men fDnnten.
Der 3ug beiuegte Ii@ BON Waia pla3a
bur9 6ouftons9 traBe nod ben Griebs
b6fen.
Dort mar cine &e6ners8 ribiine erri1s
tel, bic nit 6laggen reidlid sef6midt
mar. Ser Mdnntrseianguerein pGrobs
finn lang CUR ginleiiung ber Geier
.Die fe 10 fonft rub'nl" un6 bradte
6os 2ieo In itimmune.bDlfer Weiie gum
8ortrag.
6ierauf intonirte bic Miliidrz &apene
bos "Star Spangled Banner, benz fi9
elm @ebei Der r@ranb Mrmp Of tbe Res
public anf6loB. Damn ipieIte bic
Musical Union einen Srauermari9 uHb
Der .Jrobfnn4 fang nod ein 2ieb, NOS
rauf Mr. Sobrfon cine Nnipra@e
bielt.
So6ann tpurbe aur @rdbetf9midung
gef6ritten, uomit Der off3iele Sbeil
ber Geier enbeie.
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YMenu @ier!

Cine Meminierena an bic sflaoemseit.
Sn Der gircuitsg Court bon Miller
gountp in 9lrtanfas-beiBt es in einem
Beri9t aus 9erartana bonn n. Mai-
iii beute BON garlotta @lab geget gu.
Iasti unb anbere, als Bhrgen fur ben
Bomb hires friteren. ieBt bertorbenen
Ireunoes, cine 3Iage auf $1,000, Ra.
pitnl unb SntereHet zines Nermdbtnils
les, tuel6es ibr bon ibrem Batter bin.
t~erlaien tporoen lit, unb auberbem auf
peitere $4,000 fur S1abeneriaB anbdns
gig eema9t iporoen. Die Gef9i9te
bieles 6alles tpirft elm intereRantes
G1IoeIidt auf bic friberen 6tlaperei=
WerbdltniKe unb 1T In ber 4iir3e bic
G~olgenbe: @Dr benz &riege lebte bier in
Der Ndbe Elm reiher Heoribersp fan3er
unb StlabenbeFber, Namens Soiepb
@lab; berfelbe mar perbeiratbet, bic
CHE mar aber cine tinberlole. S@lieBs
lid fniipfte ct nit @iRen unb Bepilis
gung ieiner gbefrau-ein 0erbdltnib
nit elmer Garbigen on, unb aus bieIer
De~rbinbung gingen mebrere 3inber bers
Dor, uel@e CT fofort anertannte unb fir
bic er tuie elm Batter Gorge trug. Als
CT ftarb, beiiimnte CT In feinem Setas
rnent fir iebes Qinb cine Sumnie Gel
bes unb iebte feline @befrau als beren
Wprminberin elm. Grnu GlaB tam ben
Wefimmungeu unb @hnfGen hires
Wannes auf bas @ewiHenbaftete nod
uuo bate BEL ibrem 9obe aler Qin6ern
mi. Musnabnle bes iingfen, bic linen
3uEommenben 8ermDgens, Mnibeile auss
ge3abIt. Das Jungle 9inb mar au ber
3eit nod minberidbrig, unb 70 tpurbe
elm seuer Wormunb eingeiebt, fir ipels
den bic 9erren grDtD u. a. BirgfGafi
Ieilfeten. SIN Sabre 1883 iiarb bieIer
Dermunb, unb Go ffellte ii6 beraus. baf
Ct 5abIunssunfdbig mar; iein WtinbeI.
bic obengenannte gnrlotta Slab, III
feitoem grobidbrig ~geuorben nuo ma4l
jett bic Rlage gegen bic Nirgen anbdn:
GIG; bic 2ldgeri1 lit cine febr belfarbi'
&c unb reGt biibf@e Mfulattin, gefGeibi
unb wobIer3osen; fe bot in Oberlin.
Ohio, bic 6@uIe bur1gema6t. De-
6oI ipirb In Der 6emnd9if beginner
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