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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-02

People should not be too hasty in
condemnng Chairman Weems for not
permitting Heinlein to meet Myers on
the stump before the farmers OF Bel
mont county. The proposition Involved
mighty questions. We can imagine Mr..
Weems lying awake nights, evincing
his loyalty TO his party by splitting
hairs in vain endeavor to decide which
course would result in the largest ma
jority for Myers. "Shall he or shall
he not accept? Both are evils, which
is the lesser? Ii he accepts, Myers
will take him before the farmers and
expose him. He will compel him to ac-
knowledge himself for Foraker for Sen
ator and he will give our whole scheme
away. No, he cannot be trusted.
But if he does not accept
he, lawyer refuse to accept
the challenge of common farmer. 1t
does look preposterous. BE will make
himself the laughing stock of tho whole
county by refusing to accept, but we
must save ourselves from the indiscre-
ton Of a young boy. l was for ALI.
Mitchell anyhow" Hence, we say,
that Mr.. Weems should not be too Sc
verely censured. Many of us remember
how his heart was conferred on ALI.
Mitchell, Foraker man though he was
supposed to be by the delegates-and it
was not to be expected that he could
fllty comprehend the good qualities OF
the rival of his late dear charmer. Be-
sides there is Congressional candidacy
ahead somewhere, and there are too
many hands up for it already. Politics
are queer things, and the conduct OF
man with bee in his bonnet is some
times ineXplicable. X.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-02
-FURS-

Krlmmer Sets, Seal Muffs, Monkey
Capes and Muffs, real and imitation
Seal Muffs and Capes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-02

]. G. Heinlein, candidate for repre-
sentative denominated by his friends
ga brilliant young lawyer" has gone
through this campaign of education
without so much as opening his mouth
to make one speech. Can the cOnclu-
sion be avoided in the opinion Of his
committee there is something wrong
with his cause or he has not the intel
lect to present it?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-02

What would Lawyer Heinlein amount
to in the House OF Representatives
when he cannot meet Farmer Myers in
small school house. Nobody would
know he was in Columbus only those
with whom be might board.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-02
TIE BAIT FIXED.

Harry Matthews, liv
ing in Bakers addition
slipped on the wei
ground, about9 O'Clock,
on his way down The
hill from McColloct
street, and fell a dis
lance Of about ten fee
into o gutter. SHARP
stones in the bottom
cut his face and head
in a very bad manner
One cheek was laid
open until the jaw bone
could be seen, and it is
possible his skull was
fractured. as be was
unconscious for several
hours.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-03
TAR AND FEATHERS
AWAIT SCHWEINPURTE, TEE FALSE PROPHET,
In KANSAS CITY,
If He Does Not Go! Out Of the Town in Certain
Time--Ths ImpOstor Declines to Recognize the
Notice Of the Committee Served on Him.
The Police Guarding Hin.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June "a num-
ber Of business men, citizens of Kansas
City, met yesterday afternoon as Wig
lance committee. and decided that
Schweinfurth, who is visiting and hold
ing meetings here, was an enormous i'm
postor. 1t was also announced that he
should be made to leave the. city, or suf-
fer the consequences.
A committee OF twelve on the eYecu
tion of the latter decision was ap-
pointed and ordered that the false
prophet be elected. Closing with:
Menu, first service, tar and feathers"
Schweinfurth declined to send reply
to the committee by the messenger.
The committee held a further meet
ing this evening, but it is not known
what action if any, was decided upon.
The Mayor has detailed two policemen
to guard the house where the pretender
tarries. The twenty-four hours granted
Sweinfurth in which to leave town ex-
pre at midnight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-03
Two Rioters Killed and Many Injured.

ROME. June "A serious affray Oc-
Cured yesterday at Savona, manufac-
turing town OF $1,000 inhabitants on
the Mediterranean, % miles from Genoa.
A mob attempted TO rescLe TWO prison
ers from the police. The crowd were
armed with clubs, and also tore up and
used as weapons the stones Of the pave
mcnt. The gendarmes were greatly out
numbered, but their superior arms and
discipline made them more than match
for their assalants. In the melee two
of the rioters were killed and many
wounded. A number of the gendarwes
were also badly injured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-03
NEARING THE WIND-UP.
To Days Proceedings in the Presbyterian
Assembly.

DETROIT, June 2.-The opening devo-
tional meeting in the Presbyterian AS
sembly, this morning, was unusually
earnest aud tender, especially in its
reference to the III, whose names were
read Yesterday, who have died during
the year.
After approval of the minutes tele-
gram of greeting was received from the
United Presbyterian Assembly, and del
egates were appointed TO the Brazil
Assembly.
The Stated Clerk was instructed to
cast a vote for the Assembly for those
TO fill vacancies on the various commit
tees.
The chairman OF the Committee on
Worldly Amusements explained the
meaning Of its recommendation OF judi
cious discipline, which it was yesterday
instructed to modify. Its reference to
progressive euchre as reconstructed was
that read and reference made to the de-
lverances Of previous Assemblies. DIR.
Condit, a member of the committee,
thought only the first resolution, which
was a reference to former deliverances
of Assemblies, was needed. The final
form deprecated all amusements in
which Christians cannot engage in
ChriSt's name.
The Finance Committee reported
To rough Elder Johnson, The receipts
were S32, 400. 1t was recommended that
Elder McCook, of New York, be ap-
pointed to fill Il vacancy. In the ctse OF
the church at jacksonville, commit
tee of five, DR.. John Hall, chairman,
was appointed to raise 81, 500 to reim-
burse this church for its surrender TO
the Southern Presbyterian Church, on
Recommendation of the Assembly, OF
property amounting to 5000, and this,
with interest, amounted to $1,000.
This church, it was stated, was loyal to
the Union when it cost something, and
it is liable TO die unless this debt be
paid.
The Committee on the Report OF Sys-
tematic Benevolence reported an in
crease OF some 1925, 900 in the gifts OF
the living. The total Of the benevo-
lent contributions of the Church for the
year were S2:653,751 Recommends
tons to contribute regularly and on
system to all the boards were adopted.
DIR. Joseph II, Smith, Of Baltimore,
presented the reports on Church Trinity
and Inter r-Denominational Comfy.
:, After approval of minutes, DR.. Smith
presented report of religious instruc-
ton in the army that they unite with
other denominations in recently re-
formed United Christian Commission,
designed to provide facilitis OF religious,
moral and educational culture at army
and navy posts.
The committee on Church policy re-
ported on certain overtures, decided
churches cannot control worship. Re-
ports Of committee on Synodical reports
and read approved. A committee OF ar
rangements for the meeting at Port
land, Oregon, was made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-03
BREACH OF CONTRACT.
The DePauws Sued for Sixty Thousand
Dollars.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 2.-One of the
biggest suits ever commenced in this
city was that brought to-day in the u.
S. Court by Thomas l.. Blair, Jr., Of
Pittsburg, against n. l.. and c. w. De
Pauw, of New Albany, for $50, 600 for
breach of contract. Blair's complaint
recites that he was employed by the
DePauws to erect mill in this city in
which steel was to be manufactured by
the Adams process; that the plaintiff
was TO be paid $500 month TO superin-
tend the business, and receive S50,000
in stock for the use of the Adams pro-
cess, of which he and his associates
were owners. Blair claims that he full
filled his part of the contract, but the
defendants failed to keep theirs. The
plant that was constructed in compli-
ance with this contract afterwards
passed into the hands of the Premier
Steel Works, of this city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-03

Hraa the Prince Of Wales and his
secretary, Sir Francis knOllyS,
tine Court room this morning,
umeudable punctuality, every
Court rose 10 their feet. The
who looked as good natured as
.-. even Fl he seemed somewhat pre-
lai, bowed lightly right and left
.e spectators, nodded Smilingly TO
-. 0r twO iatimatcS whom he recOg-
d aud took the same seat, red
-,toned arm chair on the
-r hand of Lord Chief Justice
erdge, which he occupied yesterday.
,ae judges right hand were seated
-l..0> Co.er.dgc, Clarke and RuSSell,the
e..e> respectively of the Lord Chief
.',co, Sir Edward Clarke, tAe Solici-
Hrueral. leading counsel for the
1.l,t, and Of Sir Charles Russell.
t4lug counsel for the defendants.
.-' ad'es smiled and chattcd together
Pleasantly as IL they had been at
.Drr or 40 pleasure party instead
spectators at a trial involving the
-'f and entire future of man who,
"Vi>- enemies ADMIT, mas Oeeu
-t.an, soldier.
-aly Brooke, whose name was one OF
nos. .-'>' added 90 the list OF Mrs Arthur
'.>oh invited guests at Tranby Croft
lS The eveutful DOncaSter meeting
september last, was among those
'tl' at The trial this morning. Lady
'.''ae WAS among the early arrivals, as
1-, .o- II. H. d. Stracey, the com
ing officer of the Scots Guards, OF
regiment Sir William Gordon
a.Dc was % Major and Lieutenant
Next % the Prince of Wales
.- g Wu'am Gordon Cumming, Lady
"' vas tne center of attraction, al
b.. ,.fy .7rCuette and opera glass in
'. ,.n- i-ve led persiStently AT
which did not seem in the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-03
a Moral Spasm in Charlesto 4.
= tbo Da1;sfs,.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, June 2.-The
raid on the houses of ill-repute yester-
day by the constabes armed with war
rants, sworn out by the prosecuting at
torney, was followed this evening by a
raid on the gambling houses. Fifteen
men were before a justice and held over
in the sum of 500 each, to appear at
the next term Of the Criminal court. 1t
is said warrants are out for nearly every
person who has ever been in one OF the
gambling rooms and arrests are now
being made as fast as the constables can
find the parties. The report of the
next grand jury is anxiously awaited by
manV.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-03
Why Samuels Contests.
Speci1L Telegram 10 the ReqiSter.

SVtctIJ ZtFtVTuHt 10 TIE NtVtsttT.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, June ID.
II. SamuelS, the defeated Republican
candidate for County perintendent Of
Schools, will contest the election of j.
B. Wilmington, Democrat, in the Third
ward precinct in Charleston. The usual
voting place could not be obtained and
the polls were located few doors away
and publicly announced. The Republi-
can clerk refused to act and no Republi-
can could be secured to take his place,
so all the clerks were Democrats. On
these grounds Samuels thinks the Third
ward vote should be thrown out. III it
were thrown ouo Samuels would have a
a majority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-03
WALES WOE
The Heir to the Throne Of
England TeStifGS
~ A NOTED GAMBLING SUIT
Es,as Eirontery 70 Talk in Business
Way
.2l~T A GAME OF CHANCE,
0rs Honest Briton Rises in the Jury Box
Proceeds to PROFOUND Some Very
Interesting Questions to 5is Royal
HighneSs - Cummings
Discrimination.
81. ns,as Earontery 70 Talk IN Business
Way
ABOUT A GAME OF CHANCE,

Duc> Juuc 2.-The second day Of
.-aas taccarat trial. otherwise the
-5suares brought by Sir William
Cumming against Mr.. and Mrs.
Green. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
r. aud Mr. Berkeley Loyett for
opened this morning at II
There was am almost complete repeti-
NJ tho scenes witnessed yesterday
.ts opering of this cause cclebre. II
,.--bfng the rush for admit
.-. ,e the Queens Bench Divi-
SION OF Her MaieSty's High
Court o.. Justice was greater to-day,
,'- everybody looked forward to being
,5,s 20 SEE the Prince of Wales upon the
witness stand, and to hearing the teSti-
,9av which be would give in regard to
.b, gambling which took place at the
Wilson's residence at Tranby Croft, near
D1ncaster. on September ; and Q, 1890.
The crowds outside ard inside the law
courts. especially about the Queens
Bench Division. were good natured ana
3-ierly. requiring ..ttIeadmonition from
-ha strong force Of policeman on hand.
long before II o'clock, the hour fixed
.oln flr the official reOpeuing OF the
court. a. 0f the seats allotted On the IA
g0r,i few were filed apparently by the
same bright, fashionable. gaiiy-dresSed
audience which enliveued the grim
01a.ag aw court yesterday. Many
people. poG,ur by their forced absti-
eo, y.>,ar.4 Us, had evidently pro-
viti themselves with Sundry mild re-
tra,4uouts ot d solid and liquid nature,
a they carried i'm pretty little baS-
s', hatcoucaaled by flowers, books,
newspapers and opera glasses. Thus
Hnetaal equipped, the ladies' and gen
tuea 1lo .r SD deeply interested in
5Irar scandal prepared for an
.ar Jag ot This lew sensation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-03
Travellers AssociatiOn.

ST. LOUIS, June "A special from
Little Rock, Ark, says: The National
Convention OF the Travellers Protective
Association was called to order at II
o'clock this morning by Presincnt ).
Hanks. of thr Arkansas division, at the
Capitol Theatre, and Rev. S. O. Haines,
of Ncrtherwood, n. j., founder OF the
Commercial Temperance League and
Chaplain of the Association, invoked
divine blessing. After Governor Eagle
had welcomed the delegates, President
McGrew delivered tho annual address,
which showed the organization to be in
a healthy financial condition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-03
IMPROVED THE OPPORTUNITY.
A General Run on the Banks in BuenOs
AyrPS

BUENoS AYREs, June 2.-In view of
the financial situation here the people
have lost all confidence in banks.
Those having deposits in the various
financial institutions have been for a
long time desirous of Withdrawing them.
This they were not able to do, however,
for the reason that the government re-
Gently issued decree allowing the
banks to defer the payment of deposits.
To-day an opportunity was afforded
for the withdrawal of deposits, and as
soon as the banks opened crowds of
people having money in them sought to
withdraw it, The streets in which the
banks are located and those in the i'm
mediate vicinity were crowded with de-
positors and other people attracted by
the excitement. For time there was
a general run Oh all the banks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-03
A Heavenly Mystery.

WAPAKoNETA, ONO, juno "A
strange metamorphosis in the heavens
WAS visible here this evening. An i'm
menSe cylinder cloud, overlooking from
west 10 east and travelling with great
rapiditv, passed over the town in the
same direction. 1t was black and gray
in color and as it revolved its color
changed. What it was no one seems to
know. but it attracted hundreds into
the streets and hOusetops, who watched
it until it disappeared in the western
heavens
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-03
Secretary Elaine's Health.

BosToN, June 2.-Secretary Blaine
has decided to remain over a day in BOs-
ton and start for Bar HGrbor to-mor-
row. He is in very comfortable health
to-day. To-day Mr. Blaine rode through
the city in company with his nephew,
Mr.. Frank NJ. Stanwood. Although the
Secretary'S health is such as to permit
his riding out. yet his physician prefers
that he should not receive visitors either
formally or informally.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-03
The Way of True Love.
SpeciQl Telegram 10 the Register.

opeClut IeLtyTuH ~ Hte Heb''t"
CHARLESTON, June 2.-MiSs Ruth
Norvell: IA beautiful and popular young
society lady of this city, has stolen Il
march on her friends and parents by be-
ing quietly married at Gallipolis, Ohio,
last night, to Mr.. Ernest Shober, a
wealthy young business man OF thai
place. Mr.. Shober has been paying
Miss Norvell attention for some time,
but her parents objected to the mar
riage.
Miss Norvell left few days ago to
visit relatives at Gallipolis, where she
was married last night. They left to-
day for Cincinnati.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-03
A Forged Letter.
Special Teleoram to the Rsotster.

1SVeCtlfI 7tItUTE7t 10 TIC ItsUtoIt7'
COLUMBUS, o., June 2.-Secretary OF
State Ryan has discovered that some
foreign building and loan associations
have forged letter purporting to come
from him in which he is made to say
that he will not enforce the newCorcoran
law. requiring all such companies out
side of the State to deposit 100000 be-
fore being allowed to do business in
Ohio. The letter is being circulated
with the evident intention TO cause a
general disregard for the law.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-03
New su.ic Conservatory.

SDecidl JeIeQrdIi 70 Hts AtVE"VtT'
CHARLESTON. w. VA, June 2.-The
Greeubrier Seminary and Conservatory
Of Music was incorporated to-day. 1t
will be located at North Anderson.
Greonbrier county. The paid mp cap
tai is $50. coo. B. Z. Good OF Anderson,
owr. lq5 of the POO shares.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-03
INFLUENZA AT BALMORAL.
The Queen Taking Great Precautions to
Avoid 1t.

LONDON, June 2.-Intelligence has
been received here from Balmoral, the
Queens summer residence in the High
lands of Scotland, that influenza in Sc
we're form has broken ont there.
A large number Of domestics attached
to the Queens household have been at
tackled by the disease, and many of them
are confined to their beds. Her Majesty
is afraid that she may contract the dis
ease, and is consequently taking the
greatest precautions to avoid 1t.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-03
They Were White Men.
ecial Tsleorom TO the Register.

DecldL IeLe0r07n 70 Ute HeytSIeT
CHARLESTON, w. VA, June .
Meager information has been received
here of murder at Beechwood, Fayette
county, last Thursday. Two men
named Evans killed one named Thomas
over a quarrel about coal mine. All
are white men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-03
TERSE KILOGRAMS.

The races at Morris Park yesterday re-
suited as follows Trinity, Lintriguante,
Laughing Water, Drizzle and Tristan.
Commissioner of Agriculture Wilson, OF
Kentucky, reports for May 2S Corn acre
age exceeding last year, per cent; wheat
acreage compared with last years. lc6;
condi ion. III : oats, failure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-03
Malicious Destruction.

Speciat Telegram to theReoiSter.
ST CLAIRsvILLE, o., June 2.-Eliza
j. Warren was convicted this evening of
malicious destruction of property of the
value of $40. The penalty is from one
to three years in the penitentiary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-03
They Make Ill GOOd.h

HARRIsBURG, June 1.-The sureties
OF State Treasurer Boyer have placed
upon deposit in several banks $4,000
to make good the losses sustained ~
the State in the Delamater and JGnison
faiures
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-03
"OWEN WILLIAMS.

The examination Of the Prince con
tinued without interest, except that the
questions of counsel from being address
ed to "your royal highneSs" became
plain ''sir" General Williams uninter-
esting testimony closed the case for the
plaintiff, and the trial was adjourned
till tomorrow.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-29
9lrbsitcr Dmrd) Grploitouctt 9e=
t00tct.

0ttnueapoliS, NtInU., 81. SitOber.
- Mebrere Gcroneu, meld)e heute uou Der
neueu GabHltrete Der r@reat 9tortberu.
Gabu" aHtumen, ueloeu iiber cine am
lebten Niithuob nabe Dem ge9enUdrtlgen
Guopuutte leuer Sutde I'M 6clieugebrgc
eiuQetretere GrploNou, 0urf melte pier
0iauH getOOtet uuO Smei aui yeben5ieit per-
triippelt muroen. Die @rplOltOn ereignete
i'd pier DielleH nelllld) pom Samme 0eS
@'ebW9e8 bel Der AuSbObruug Oon EObern
iur SpreugidUiie mo muyoe OurdI Die lin.
porItd)tgtelt elHe8 9uiieber5 uerldulOet.
Der yettere cntjog ildl itur our9 ibIeunIge
6ludt elucm y0ntgerld)t.
@IeUelanO, ., y. SftOber. - 0ret
2lrbelttr fameu beute 2lbcHh ourdl cine 81
ploiiou uno eiueu Srauo III elmer tlelueu
bteIigeu 0guamttiabrit nm 6 yeben.
Die 6abrlf geb0rte Der plluiteo StateSz
MiuezGo." uuo beiano itd) III eluem irllber
ais Stall beuufteH alien 3legelltelugcbduo
all Der 9SllloN- gUeuue. SpreugpGtroneu,
gunteH IL. :. 10. iiir ben &ergwertSbetreb
murOen i'll oem GtubliiiemeUt hergeelt.
2luI Die erIte beitige GgplolJOu, Oereu @r.
id)iltterung cine balbe Ntelle eatiernt mNbrs
gtuonmeu muroe, iOtgteu mebrere leld)tere,
uuO gleld ouraHf bruhen Slammeu inter
zen GrImmern aus. Son oeu y 2lrbetern
Der 6abrif retteten lid ueuu. Die Orei Sc
t0Oteteu, beren oerfOblte lleberreIte turSe ,3eit
nah bem lln9Iiid aulgefunOenmuroen, ilno:
3obn 6int, IA Sabre alt; 2llfrcO Sfdier,
II Sabre alt, uno Yaul Bfauntudeu, ytene
bes Yrdiioeuleu Der @Ompagule. Nhnne
Bed, cine 9lrbeIterin, murOe ldwer uHO ct
ltdle GnOere Angeitellte Ieltt pcrIegt. Ger
pefunldre Serlult betrdgt enua $500.
Yitt8 burg, Fa., 27. GftOber. - Su
Simberlg'8 2Sal3uert Su greeuuille. Ya.,
BART beute Elm SdJwuugruO mo Wduner,
giamen8 Ntltael SbOemater, Sreoerid
8olwaiS, SobH @llfforo Diidlael Curing
Hno Same5 Gomaro5 muroen babel oerlebt.
3uel Jener NtQnner marcH an Dem 9ad)e
beid)artigt mo muroen, al8 Die Stiide oe5
ShwuugraO8 0aS Dad ourdldlug.u, 30
6uB bod III Die 2uit geideuOert. Shire
&erletuugen iino iebr beOeutlib unO 8eioe
mer0eu mQhrIdelulld iterbeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-29
Sic Nelta,,Sifcu1tt:e.

@biCago, %. SttOber.-9er 3ur Ma.
tlOual &ommiiion gsb0rl9e @eremouieuz
2lu5duB Der QSsltauaitelluug5 Seb0roe
tagt ielt geitern bier uuO lulro uld]t cher aus
eluQuOer gebeu, ais bis Ole 1yeitllftelteu flir
Den y. Sttober 1892, Den Sag Der &inwets
buug Der 9lu5feaun9sgeb0uoe, beitlmmt
lltO. Ntau hat ltd) lomelt au1 elneH blitoz
ridden SeItSug, Elm SOmmeruadtsielt an
ben yaguueH uno an rSadlOuzf Bart" lomie
cine groBGrtiSe NttlltGr= 4araOe Il. Elm 6elOz
lager Der gtatioualmllij gorOeu aus allen
Gbellen beS yanOe5 geelulgt. Der 6elt3ug
mro III bier AbtbetluugeH Sertallen Il. clbltz
UecltGnpIld bic Seld]ld)te 0e5 yanOes bebanz
peln. 2le erlte YeriOOe umflBt oa5 Sabrs
buUoert 1892 bis 1892. Sceneu am 6oie
TerOlnauO s uno Slabeua'S oOn Spanlen;
GolumbuS Abfabrt unO yan0ung; @olum=
bus an 0o1e. Gu5 HddJjle ,jQlrhun0erI
id]lOert Die !tleberlaliung Same5tOwn, Gnt-
Deduu9 oe5 6uOlourlu1es, hOliQI0Ild)e Die
oerlanungen, Utaprower yau0un9, Die Bill
CRIME. >Su Der ,teuo0e 0eS IS. uuo 10.
Sabrbun0ertS werpeH oerNampf nit ben 5H-
olauern, Aeun5 Sertrag, LuQterlebeu, uIr=
gulld)e lS0louu9eH, SnOepeu0eHtz DAD, llnz
teSeldlnung Der MISUNDERSTANDING,
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