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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-27
A HITCH IN THE PROJECT.
The monongshela River Coal Pool Mot
Likely TO be Formed.

PITTsBURG, February 26.-The propos-
ed combination of all the Monongahela
river coal operators is not likely to be sue.
cessful. Since the matter was discussed
at the nesting of the Coal Exchange last
Friday an agreement was gotten up and
circulated among the operators for their
signatures. 1t wes supposed that the
large operators would all sign. The small
operators who would not Join the pool
were to be bought out, and if the combi-
nation had been effected the entire Monon
gahela river coal trade would have been
under the control of the pool.
% An operator stated to-day that it looked
as though the scheme had already proven
failure The reason given is that several
Of the large operators, who were foremost
in such movement two years ago, when
sOme of those who are now in favor of it
were against it, say that they failed once,
and do not propose to do so again. These
operators fatty refuse to sign the agree
ment unless the signature Of every other
operator is first attached to it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-27
EARLY NIoRNING sTor
Faeru Minutes at ,he UnIon station In
Pittsburg.

Faeru Minutes at ,he Union station In
Pittsburg.
Az Nevconenlown, 40 miles from
aitsburg. the reception ives even more
dem onstIalve tha1 was calculated upon
and created little excitement The sky
was abla.a with sSy-rockets. They shot
ir the air in every imaginable direction
and several OF them hit the sides OF the
.srs on the Residential tram, but beyond
crsat.nra Sigh. commolon, no harm was
done At -,elb-1vlle there was O large
crowd. but tbe train did not stop and c-u-
timed ou .s Journey. arriving at Pittsborg
without 1r.hsr incident
o'clock .ls morning the train
pulled iulo the Union Station, SO Pitts
burg The only persons ol It who where
visible were Secretary Haliord and train
men. SIR. Hl,t0ri stated that General
Harrison was asleep. and .h1t jus- before
be retired bad expressed himselt as well
n sssed with the journey So far as it had
progressed. aud the receptions with which
be bad met DO different places.
All of the lights in the cars had been
turned down low, and The darkness and
Quiet were sufficient evidence that Prtsl-
dent-elect Harrison was eDi Dying his last
sleep previous Co entering the city where,
tor he next four years be is 10 reside as
the iucumhen of the highest c.ice within
the gi.t OF tle people of this country.
The coup.eof hundred people who had
been shi7e-rg in The cold ior an hour
-ow5ed around the .raiu. and there were
several huuahs ior President Harrison
bnt when Secretary Haltord stated that
.he General was asleep, there wss 10
further demonstration during the fifteen
minutes that the train was at the Union
Station
40 p.teborg q telegram was received
rm The Committee of the Pennsylvania
legislature appointed TO ask the President
a-.et GOO visit the ball Of the HOUSE OF KEEP
acauys- while in Harrisburg Ia order
..t rre members Of the General Assembly
..E nav rrrfr re4peDt7.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-27
Frozen Wheat Gond for sssh.

ST. PAUL, February 26.-PrOlessOr
Green, of the State Agricultural College,
has completed his experiments to ascertain
the value Of frosted grain for seed. Hisre-
port shows that from 40 to 80 per cent. of
the total amount planted will sprout and
grow. He says that the experiments may
be relied upon, and hereafter farmers may
plant frozen grain with the assurance thst
1t will grow, rather than run in debt for
other seed. Oliver Dslrymple, the bOusn-
"a farmer of Dakota, and the largest wheat
grower in the Northwest is inclined to be-
lieve that the spirit can safely be relied
upon and will test further on his 1000
acre farm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-27

A Young Son Of Governor Beaver Uses Hls
Camera.
The time gained in the run to the
Altoona yards was partially lost By the
delay occasio1ei in Iemedying a misht of
the coup.srs Joining the FIRST two cars Of
the train. and the Presidential section OF
SO. ed pulled slowly through and out Of
ths station at Altoona at 7:l5, thirty-hye
minutes behind schedule time
"Just enough TO make nice run, re-
marked Conductor Long We'll g9t
there ID the first section viii keep out Of
our way. But that had been the trou-
Bile an the way from Indianapolis. The
first section would maintain its exssperat-
ng habit of blocking the road, but a
change wns promised here, and the lively
rate of spsed s., which the uu over the
division was begun indicated that the
promise would be kept
At9o'cloek the day had fairly begun
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-27
Tho stAndard.s Latest Deal.

CHICAGO, February 25.-The Standard
Oh Company has either acquired, or is fast
stocks and bonds which give it
the controlling interest in the Chicago Gas
Trust; also, that the reason the Standard
Oil Company built its double system of
pipe lines from Lima, O., TO Soath Chicago,
Is for the purpose Of making gas Of it. The
company has obtained control Of a new
process for the production of gas from oil,
and very successful experiments have been
made with it, The company, by this
means, will find a rew market for their oil
aud obtain rich dividends from the Gas
Trust.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-27
A MILLION AT STAKE.
DECISION OF THB SUPREME COURT IN
GREAT CASE.
The Shenandoah Railroad Suit-The Court Over
rules the Decision Of the Jefferson County
Court aud Remands lt-0utline
Of the Case.
Special Telegram to the Register.

Special Telegram 10 lilS Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, February Co.
The Fidelity Insurance, Trust and Safe
Deposit Co., of Philadelphia, filed, about
1885, its bill as trustee for first mortgage
bondholders TO foreclose their mortgages
on the Shenandoah Valley railroad, and
sell the road, in the Circuit Court of JEFF
tersOn county, West Virginia, in which
mortgage Fidelity Company was trustee.
c. Rumlich for himself and other stock
holders of the Central Improvement Com
pany, which built sixty miles of the road,
came into the foreclosure suit and claimed
a prior lien for S5sl, 900, and interest, sg-
gregatiDg $1,000 to be paid before
the bOndholders represented by the Fidelity
Company. Their $581, 900 of bonds were se-
cured by amortgsge made in 1872, and long
before the Fidelity mortgages, but which
mortgage to secure 1851 OOO had been re-
leased in 1879. The Central Improve
ment Company asked to have the release
set aside and the $5S1 ,OOO paid ont of the
first proceeds of the sale of the railroad.
The Fidelity mortgage was secured by over
$500, 600 OF bonds, which is greater sum
than the road wouldsell for, consequently if
the S5Sl 600 and interest had been decreed
priority, the Fidelity mortgage bondhold-
els would have lost over 1,000,000
The Circuit Court OF Jefferson county
decided against the Central Improvement
Company and refused to set aside the re-
lease. The Genital Improvement COmpa
ny appealed the case to the Supreme Court.
The case was argued on February .. and
the decision was rendered by the Supreme
Court last evening, late The DEGREES Of
the Circuit Court were reversed and the
cause remanded. The Court holds that
the agreement Of April, 1873, between the
railroad company and the Central Improve
ment Company is valid and its specific per
formance enforceable against the railroad
company and that the Fidelity company
had lanai uOfioa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-27
Another IncendIary Fire.

Special Telegram to the Register.
CHARLESTON, February 26.-This morn
ing disastrous fire occurred in the West
End. It destroyed Buck Overstreet's sta
bic. three horses, a COW and large lot Of
farming implements and feed. His loss IS
So 500: insured for 81, 100. The fire spread
to the dwelling house Of J. N. Sanders,
which was also destroyed. The household
effects were saved. Loss 81, 200; insured
for $500. The fire was the work Of incen-
diaries.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-27
me BUN 10 ALTOONA.
Incidents Of "a Fast Ride-A Change Of
Eneines and Crews.

lr.lieuts of Fast Ride-A change OF
Engines and Crews.
The -rr r-om Pittsburgh 10 Altoona, the
division on ths Pennsylvania railroad
r-.nsr wa. made withcul incident save
tl,r thirt, minutes OF the lost time were
m6ie up. en-. -.-..-
-rpsrptsrdent Pitcairn, of this division
OF the road. was well represented by the
officers of the train. On engine 81, which
harIs7 the cars up the western slope OF the
tregbenit-. was Alex Pitcairn the con
4rrtor was John Pitcairn, while theSuper-
ntendent- personal representative was
Li. Pitcairn.
.D1 this division ac0ther precauuon was
taken t0 nroviis szains. delay or accident.
An extra engine followed the official tram
l1 order io be on hand should No. "a be
come disabled At Jeaune.te. the young
Windsor OF Western Pennsylvania, 1t had
been expected by the snterprising manager
chat an exhibition Ci the gas wells would
Dee made. but no stop could be permitted.
Seven months ago there was no house on
the s,tso. what 81 now q busting, thriving
little city
Inc LI... E'a. nlIrah- Al NAhA L4ra tAl
eyes of the early risers on the train as they
dashed over the summit Of the beautiful
pa-k Of C-essou, and then there was an
awakening hy maiority of those aboard,
in order to witre-s the beauties of the
famous Horse Shoe Bend between there
and Altoona, viii % were greatly enjoyed
especially by those who for the first time
gazod upon them.
All tba wsy no and Gown the mountain
side there was a race between the two
sections of the train, in which, as stated,
the second OF oMc.al section recorded g
gain of thirty minutes of the time lost
west of Pttsburg It was a glorious run,
and in The bracing air of the high alti-
tudts. it was thoroughly enjoyable by
those who were awake.
A change Of engines and crews for the
Middle Division was made Just before Al
toona was reached. In order to save time at
the statou. The train ran slowly through
the Yards. uot no any time stopping IL
r.|. N.-.. .
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-27
moKiernan Dared to Shoot.

WATERBURY, CoNN., February 90 -
Terence McKiernan, in his own saloon, at
Union City, las: night, shot and killed
Michael Cleary. The shooting wss the re-
suit of dispute. Cleary threatened to
whip McKiernan, when the saloOnkeeper
retortei: 'IfI fight it will lie with lead. y
Cleary laughed scornfully, and said
"Psbaw You dare not shoot?' Nc
Herman fred, aud Cleary dropped to the
floor, fatally injured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-27
UphsavaI at a Granite quarry.

GRANITEyILLE, Mo, February &c
Five tons Of powder were exploded at
Schneider's granite quarry yesterday and
the force upturned mountain Of granite
ffty-two feet in the air. The shaft was
sunk one hundred feet in solid granite,
and three chambers, thirty feet long, were
cut on each side of the shaft. The powder
was packed in close. About one hundred
people witnessed the great upheaval from
a safe position. The conclusion was ter
rife, and the windows in houses for some
distance were broken. Blocks Of granite
weighing one hundred tons were tossed in
the air.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-27
4 school Teacher. Fatal Fall.

GREENsBURG, PA, February 26.-On
Monday afternoon Miss Jennie Baker,
teacher of Bortz's school, short distance
northeast Of this city, imagined that the
building was on fire, snd went up into
the attic to make examination. Wnile
there she stepped into an open hatchwsy
and fell distance OF ten feet to the floor
bslow. her head striking the edge OF a
desk. breaking her jaw bone in two places,
bssides sustaining other injuries that it is
Thought msy prove fatal. She is about
nineteen years old, and her home is at
Youngstown.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-27
Advice to Mothers.

" Windows Soothing Syrup for
children teetbing is the prescription OF
800 1.-THE best female nurses and physicians
~ tbe United States, and has been used
for forty years with never falling snecess
~ millions Of mothers for their children.
Daring the process Of teething iis value If
incaleoabIe. 1t relesves the child from
nain. cures dysentery and diaTTho.a' grpinR
10 tie boweis. and wind collie by g.slDs
health 10 the child it rests IT. mother
Price 25c a bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-27
Strange Accident at huntsville.

Special telegram 10 ne Re0aster.
WESTON, February 26 While employed
10 q saw mill at Burnsville this afternoon
Jas Fiddler, of the firm of Bodkins, Fid'
dler &c Rudkins. WAS seriously, and per
haps fatally, injured. A chain used fol
the purpose of drawing logs from the rivel
was in in some way broken, striking Mr.
Fiddler and breaking his arm and painfal
" wounding him in the head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-27
sled the sewing MACHINES.

ST. LOUIS, February 26-One hundred
and frty girls employed in Colton's cloth
ing factory, on North Third street, went
ont on strike for back wages yesterday.
They secured an attachment against their
employer, and under it one hundred sew
ing machines and various other property
were seized. The girls claim that Cotton
owed them an aggregate of $1,000. The
factory is now in the hands Of the courts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-27
III. PrIce of silence.

LEAvENwoRTH, KAs, February 90
1t is charged that spoilers" for the pro-
bibition people have been respiDg rich
harvest from keepers of places where
whisky has been cold. Yesterday two ex-
convicts named w. r. Baker and W. @.
Demey, who assessed two hotel proprie-
tors S25 each as the price Of their silence
in not swearing ont warrants against
them as liquor sellers, were arrested upon
a charge of blackmail The two men
claim to be in the pay of the temperance
element, and do not deny that they took
the money,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-27
The Plymouth Explosion.

WmREsBARBE, PA, February 2o.-AI
the bodies Of the victims at the squib fac
tory have been identified, except one-a
Girl Il ORIG years Of age. u is said that
sbe was a stranger and came 10 the factory
for work. No one 10 Plymouth il mi--ing
The coroner's jury met today and pro-
ceeded to the evidence Of Foreman Reese.
He was the only one that testified to-day.
Nothing Of importance was ELECTED.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-27

WABASH, IND, February 26.-I"en'y
persons in one neighbOrhOOd IN LapeIe
county, have been attacked with trili, trieni,
nosis and most OF the siliicted ones WI WI
die. All are Germans, who, at a cnIiS'en- S'llr
ing recently. a.s pork which n'o 0'sn
poorly cooked.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-27
White oan Retrar. HE Pals.

WABASH, IND, February 26.-The al
legged White Cap case, for assault with in
tent to kill, brought by Dr. W. II. Glare,
of North Manchester, against VIM. L. Nc
ElrOy, Elmer Mckinley, Noah Dill and
Charles Bsllinger, came up for trial here
Yesterday. McElroy and Mckinley were
placed under bonds of $1,000 each. Bal
linger turned States evidence. He swOre
that McElroy filed him with whisky, put
a club in his hands and told bin to Kill
Glare. McElroy is a prominent and
wealthy citizen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-27
Accident At CIarksburg

special Telegram to the Register.
CIARKsBUEG, February 26.-Ihe vile
of John Ffazure fell from the railroad
bridge over Elk creek, near this city, last
night and received serious injuries. 1t Is
feared that she will not recover.
Jacob Cbristman's child, which was
badly burned last week, has died.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-27
nrsronms by Natural Gas.

GREENsBURG, PA, February 26.--A
number of the members of the Stoneville
n. Z. Church, on Sabbath last, were
overcome by natural gas which had escaped
from the heater through the register.
They were carried to the outside and
medical aid Summoned. For a while II
was thought they could not recover, but
at last accounts the prospects were favors-
hla
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-27
Rad Wreck on the Illinois Central

FREEPORT, Ills, February 26.-An
extra freight train on the Illinois Central,
ran into broken rail four miles from here
Yesterdays, and seventeen cars were thrown
down deep embankment. Five of the
Standard Oil Company tanks, containing
Is 600 gallons of OIL were smashed. \
carload of valuable horses was thrown iity
feet. All OF the horses and their attendants
we're injured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-27
nnl. 1amont 1. No saIary Grabber.

WASHINGTON, February 2G.-After the
House went into committee on the def
cheney bill. Mr. sayers, Of Texas, read a
lettsr which Mr.. Scott, of Pennsylvnis,
had received from Col. Lamont stating
that when he accepted the position Of pri-
vate secretary to the President he had a
full knowledge Of the pay attached to 1t.
He nreferred not to be the beneficiary OF
the executive legislation, and he therefore
asked that the committee recede from its
amendment appropriating 5000 for ms
benefit. Mr.. Sayers asked leave TO strike
ont the amendment, but Mr. Hayes oi
Iowa, objected. The committee t1en rose rose
and the bill was passed, the Lamont
s-nendment being eliminated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-27
Aps.nsrats Convict shot.

FoRr MADISON, IA, February 2j.-
William Emerson, a mulatto convict IN the
State Prison here, yesterday assaulted Dep
nty Warden Townsend with a sh9rp kniie
ground down froml a heavy table kn' 'e'
while the deputy was endeayoring 70 IN
duce him TO come out from hia cell. lo"n
end drew his revolver and shot Emei7'''
killing him almost ins anily.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-27
southern CounterfeIters Captured,

MONTGOMERY, Ala, February 26.-At
Shelby, Ala. small town in the mining
region. United States Marshal Milan yes
terday unearthed gang of counterfeiters
who have been freely scattering spurious
dollar coins in that section. The officer
arrested one of the gang, Cokly, and an
other, Greene, has been captured in Clay
county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-27
. Traffic Manager Resigns.

MryvEAroLrs, MINI, February 30 20.
., rI,nlev. traffic manager Of the Chi
80 -. ., G, paul and Kansas City Railroad,
80, ,as', .as;g,ed bis position. He will leave
t has -oa5 FSplil ], after having attended to
t t1e ioar .,.sflr = Of the traffic department to
Nhsn4go
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-27

NEW YORK, February 26.-Mrs. VIM.
T. Marcy. widow of the Secretary of State,
died sunday in Paris, aged Sc years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-27
Bsnker Accidentally Killed.

TOPEKA, KAs., February ga. Heg-
eeland, President of the Second National
Rank OF Mcpherson, was instantly killed
Yesterday, while in his bank, by the acci-
dental discharge of o revolver in his own
hands The deceased wes one Of the rich
est men in Central Kansas, and was prom
inent in the political affairs OF the State
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-27
Says He Was Paid to Clear out.

CHICAGO, February 26.-The following
was received here this morning:
'LoNDON. February %.
"AIerandcr SulirqR, Chicago:
"Pieott has bOlted. II is the general
belief here that the Times and the Govern
ment have paid him to clear o1t.
TSignedl "DAvITT."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-27

Tse main eradicator- Salvation on. aud
Il costs only twenty-five cents bottle.
Hear that thiu chested man cough,-he
has never used DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-27
. stnro FIred by Burglars.

syeesal TskgrGHl % Ds< ResiaeT' -.
B.RyEsv11LE. OHIO, February Do
The stors OLA. c. Landers, at Lewis NILS,
.ras ! 90 ds.troyed by fire at one O'Clock ,nls m
ning W. GT II was fred by burglars. Loss
% 500; stock insured for S1OO.
TIE things easy and bottle Of DR.. Buli :
coa@bsyrup and you will be ridof your cold
All druggists sell Salvation on, the pam
Price % cents bottle
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-03

Der Sob 6ieier @attin. bic iid aus
Sdmer; iber Die 9iobspuit pon ben @es
lauren, bie ibr 6obsr Serr lGuit, por ben
gtugeu Der 3ui6auer eroroilelt. lit fiir
unier @tiiibl Der aaerriibreubite 3wiz
i@eniou Der fin6Ii6cn Sdnbluug. Die
glermite bauGbt ibren Summer in einen
ieItiam eiuionisen uuO isltiam beribret=
ben &Ia9egeians aus, ersreift bann einen
rotben Sorbun9 uno madt cine @jebdrbe,
ais iuemn lie ibn Inn ben Gals idIdn9e.
Oas genii9t iiir bic @inbiloungstrait
bcs ouamitii6eu .3ui9auers, ber bur6
Die rvGrit6 vrait6~ 8oIas nod nitbt
bIaiirt gelporben lit. Der 6opf Der Dull
berin neist ii9, iie bat ausselittem, unO
oliobaIO erbebt iie ii9, ma6t ben 3us
i9ausrn cine 8erbsusuns unb Der Yor>
bang lintt, o6er piclmebr ct milroe linten,
wenn bas anamiti6e Gbeater bieie be-
triibeue @inribtung bes uuiri9en ii9
ebenialIS angeeignet bdtte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-03
6efdbtIi@e @srtbetoieuH9.

Gin Sil6bausr aus @jenua mar i'm
Sabre l776 na6 8enebis beruien ,uors
ben, nm bort in elmer 5tir9e einise Idabs
bate SiIbiduIen aus;ubeiern unb bur9
eini9e neue ;u peri6Suern. MGbreno
ieiner Mrbeit traten Sipei Srau3oIeu III
bic &irde. gtadbem Ie ii6 nit benz
BiIbbauer in ein @eiprd9, feline Runit
betreiienb, ein9elaiien unb iene 9lrbeiten
benunbert botten, lentten iie bas @e.
iprd6 auf bic penetiunii9e 0tesierunsss
form unb duBerten ii9 ununlluunoen
iiber ben Senat Der bamaIi9en Republit.
Der @enueie, melt entfernt, i'll ibreu
iartaltii6en Gabel einsuitimmen, iu6te
pielmebr ben Sertbeioiger bes Senats
unO ber SerfailIng Seneoiss beraus;u;
febren, bod eben ni9t nit bem beiten
@rfcl9e.
Den ndditfolgen6en Gag wurbe Der
@enueie Dor bic StaatS:. .Snquiiition aes
laben unb itellte ii9, obsIei9 er Ii9 feis
ner S6uIo bepuBt mar, bod nit Surtbt
unb 3ittern. Sem Gintritt III ben Sers
fammIunssiaaI Iegte man ibm iogIeid
bic 6rage uor, wer bic beioen SranSoien
sepeien, NIT bensn er 9eitern in Der
Sirde 9elpro6en babe. ST uerii9erte,
CT femme lie peber bem Nameu nod Dem
Stanoe na9, lie pdren nur ,ufdllis in
bic Rir9e 9etommen, nm bieieIbe gu be-
fi9tisen.
pg8erOet Sbr iie wobl pie6er erten:
fteu2 flhr man fnrt
vSiellsi6t, bod nit meiner 9lrbeit be:
i4aftist babe i3 iie ni6t senau be-
tra6tet."
nSaben iie ni6t NIT Sud iiter bic
&esierumSsfOrm Der OtepubIit seiprO.
den?"
vOas fam iD ni6t beitreiteu. abet
i'd faun es NIT enem feierIi6en gioe
betrditisen, buB i'd mi, tein lnBiemIis
DIES llrtbeiI erIdubt, pielmebr ibrer nit
benz srOBten 9obe sctadt babe"
gla6 bieiem 8erb6r wuroe Der @enueit
in einen Sof 9efibrt, no bic beiben
5ranSoien auf9efniipft bin9en. Sin
falter GobeSi9auer iiberlief ibn Bel bies
lem i9refIi6en 9lnbIid, er sIaubte, aud
ieine Eobesitu babe aeiblageu.
gia9 elmer balbeu Stun6s, bic ber
6iinitIer in Der peinIi9iten Gobes flr9t
susebradt bate, uurbe ct ipieoer pot bic
S6ranten Oes Snquiitionsseridts se.
fiibrt. Der Brdiibent besIelben empiin9
ibn nit ben @orten:
vRiinitis biitet Sud un6 uergsBt ni6t,
baB nniere GepubIif feinen SertbeiOiser,
rpie Sbr ieib, notbi9 bat"
Wlan entIieB ibn unb. er bate nitbts
@iliseres su tbun, ais feline Saden gu
pafen unO einen Treiitaat 3u perlaiien,
no es icIbit IebeussefabrIib mar, feline
ginri9trln9en Su uertbeiOisen unb 81
loben.