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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-16
LOCATING THE BLAME.
ONE OF THE KEEPERS AT THE JAIL
WAS NOT ON DUTY.

1t Is Claimed That There Are Not Suf1i-
cient Number OF Men Employed "A
watchman Who Did Not See or Hear
Anything.
The question of where the blame lies for
the escape is receiving universal comment
The tendency seems to be to place it largely
on the management of the Jail. Under or
dinary circumstances two keepers
stay inside over night. Monday
nigh* there was but one. Mr.. Robb,
whose duty is to remain in the Office, at
suddenly i'll and could not report for duty.
Instead of finding somebody else to take
his place Keeper Wycoff was brought out
from the inside. This left Keeper James
Larimer in charge alone. 1t has been GUS
tomary for keepers to make the round of
the Jail about once in every hour. Keeper
Larimer made no round after 1 O'Clock in
the morning.
He sat at the desk and neither saw nor
heard any Of the operations. In fact, he
went home on being relieved by Keeper
Price, satisfied that all was well. Keeper
Price soon discovered the mistake. War
den Wright, of the penitentiary, yesterday
told County Commissioner Boyle that the
Jdll system was ueclutulF loOse, anu tHo
Commissioners were Just as much RESPONSE
BILE for it as anybody else.
Mayor Gourley, one of the members of
the Prison Board, said: 'The revelation is
startling and Allegheny county has learned
alesfon. From what have learned can
not regard it otherwise than as almost GRIM
inal negligence on the part of the manage
ment."
Others say the fault lies with the Prison
Board in not allowing tho employment of
a sufficient number of men. They say the
Jail officers are tied down by a set of poor
rules, compelled to work 12 hours at turn
and hampered in many wayE The fact that
no attention was paid to the warnings about
the escape is the strongest point against the
officials. County Detective Beltzhoover
said concerning this:
Detective Murphy and myself plainly
told them that some plot was Matching. and
asked that the Clarks and Fitzsimmons be
put into other cells. The Jail people
laughed at and ridiculed US for what they
termed our childish fears. They declined
to do anything, and this is the result. 1
feel confident that if proper precautions
had been taken after the warning came
Fitzsimmons would be behind the bars yet
and not laughing at US all. -
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-16
M'ALREsE FOR WARDEN.
The WelI-Known Police Official Talked
as Candidate.

The WelI-Known Police Official Talked Of
as a Candidate.
The talk of rigid investigation by the
prison board of alleged mismanagement of
the Jail, led to several rumors yesterday
about change of officers About the Court
House the subject was freely dis
cussed, and several names were
brought forward as aspirants for the
position Of warden. Among them were
Leon Long, Clerk of, the Criminal Court;
George Trusch, councilman; James Will
liams councilman, and John Groetzinger,
constable of the Third ward. But the name
most spoken of was that of John McAleese,
eral prominent officials about the Court
House remarked that if Inspector McAleese
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-16

could be induced to accept the position he
would have an easy victory.
Inspector McAleese's record as police
official was pretty freely discussed, and it
was generally conceded that his natural
abilities, coupled with long experience in
dealing with criminals, would be strong
points in his favor. The members of the
Prison Board and the Judges of the county
have been thrown into frequent contact
with him and are fully aware of his ability
to give the county Jail such government
as It should have.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-16
terday, and it is identical Here is the

letter;
BAsTILE DE PrrTsBURG, Augusta.
My Dear Mr.. Marshall:
Your kindly epistolary consideration was
welcomed to hand this A. M, and when your
humble client expresses joy and pleasure at
the tidings you herald "of your health being
much better" it signals but q faint of my
hearty approval. Men are scarce and when
we find Human sincere Humane and mas
ter of his profession the community can
i'll spare his loss. in the event Of Of
gap which opening be hard if ever
filled. Hence advanced at your ripe
and proud years of longevity, it is
duty you owe civilization that
you husband and recuperate your ener-
gies by the protracted stay Mt Bedford
amidst the health restoring spectacle of pure
waters, mountain air and the delights OF
grand old nature in all her summer beauty.
and return to the fields of your labors and
usefulness with q new lease of life.
My wife repeatedly remarks the absence OF
her cherished counsellor. We also miss your
nlliputian partner. Very respectfully,
F. c. FITzsIMMoNs.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-16
ALMOST DECAPITATED.
The Horrible Death of a Bell Boy on a
Columbus Hotel Elevator.

COLUMBUS, Sept. 15.-[SpociGL HAIRY
Kennedy, aged II, bell boy at the Neil
House, lost his life instantly this evening
IN a most horrible manner He was run
ming the elevator temporarily and was max
ing an upward trip. He got down on his
knees 10 look into the car below and his
head caught against the top of the door on
the third floor. His head was nearly sew
cred from the body.
The elevator was at once stopped by the
regular elevator boy, who was in the car
riage below, otherwise the head would have
been completely taken from the body. The
sight was most distressing one, and many
guests became faint and sick on viewing
the remains.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-16
FITzsIMMoKs had FUNDS.
Some Stories About Big Drafts and Other
Sources of Supply.

some GUorles ABOUT Drd1CS anu OtHeE
Sources of Supply.
That Fitzsimmons was well supplied with
money is attested by the Jail officers who
stated yesterday he always seemed to have
plenty of money with which to purchase
eatables outside of the prison fare. Watch
man Marshall said yesterday that Fitzsim-
mons received but very few packages from
outside friends and just how the saws got to
him WAS a mystery.
There was report in circulation yester-
day to the effect that on Monday Sc, 900 was
drawn out of one of the city banks for
Fitzsimmohs. Detective Beltzhoover heard
of this story and made an investigation of
it. He found that while no money had
been drawn for the prisoner an attempt had
been made to draw that amount of money
for him and the bank refused to give it
The detective refused to state what bank it
was, but said that it was one of the banks
in the city.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-16
Utah Demands National Irrigation.

SALT LAKE. UTAH, Sept. 15.-The first
session of the Irrigation Congress began in
this city at noon to-day, about 45o delegates
being present. Governor Thomas welcomed
them. The Mayor and ex-President Of the
Chamber of Commerce also delivered ad-
dresses Permanent officers were chosen.
1t was decided to appoint a committee to
memorabilia Congress, and Thursday was
set aside as day for preparing the
memorial.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-16
A THOUSAND DOLLARS

offered by the County Commissioners for
Fitzsimmons' Capture.
The county commissioners yesterday after
noon had printed and turned over to Sheriff
McCleary and Police Superintendent Weir
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-16
Another Australian PugiIist Victor.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 15.-Tom Nc
Carthy, of Boston, and Billy Smith, of
Australia, heavy weights, fought for a
81, 900 purse at the California Club tonight
Mccarthy was whipped in the eighth
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-16
Two Drawn Games of Draughts.

CHICAGO, Sept. 15.-Int the draughts con-
test to-day Reed and Barker played two
games, both of which we're drawn. The
'rLaird and Lady" openings were used.
Twenty-six games remain to be played.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-16
A Pleasant Trim,

You can go by either boat or train next
Saturday TO Blame. Call early and get
your transportation Office open until 8
z. NJ. CHAs. SoMERs s. Co.,
129Fourth avenue, near Smithfeld.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-16
A LETTER TO TOM MARSHALL.

Another Missive Written by the Escaped
Prisoner Some Time Ago.
Fitzsimmons is something of a letter
writer A missive follows that he wrote
to Tom Marshall, his attorney, some time
ago. The writing has been compared with
the document sent to The DISPATCH YES
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-16

Large assortment Of Untrimmed
Hats and all kinds of fine and fash
ionable trimmings.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-16
At ONLY SID

A highly elegant variety in tinest
capes, imported from Berlin and
Paris, made of black beavers, Bed
ford cords, silk Matelasses, best
black cheviots, Clay worsteds, trim
med most artistically with feathers,
ostrich, peacock, coque, fur, silk
braid, with jewels, etc., etc.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-16

At ONLY $40.
These skirt or hipgore jackets
will be very extensively worn this
season, and we have them elegantly
embroidered, made of finest diagonal
cheviots, Worumbo beavers, clay
diagonals, Bedford cords, broadcloths,
glace worsteds, Matelasses, twills,
lambs wool cloakings, etc., at SIS
and upward.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-16

At Only. $780,.
Our stock of fur capes in general
is simply enormous. We show all
new styles of cape beaver capes,
natural beaver capes, Russian hare
|capes opossum capes, Persian lamb
|capes, Alaska sable capes, fine astra-
khan capes, natural lynx capes, mink
and monkey capes, gray krimmer
|capes, Alaska seal capes, French seal
|capes, combination fur capes.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-16

AT ONLY $9.75.
Another fur-trimmed jacket of fine
chevron cloth, with shawl or notched
collar of astrakhan and other fine
furs, cloth faced, REFER style, loop
fastening, at only $7.75. Thousands
of other jackets, trimmed with genu-
inc beaver, mink, Russian hare, ETC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-06-19
@id,tises lEmidIwume i'm nitrcidl:id,cn Reid,s'
ra.h. Sic Seuti9iiberaIen an osr SpiBe
Der Kcnieruilaspartci.

SSteu, Il. Suni. - HrcmternllnllteI
GOaiie belt heute gclc9entlid) Der Suo9et'
9ebutte ill 9fettSratbe cine mld)u9e Heot
uuo uertiiuOete, oaB Nd) Die 6cgterun9 ent'
idllo6eu babe, Die lluterltittung Der oeHtld)'
libcralen Yartet Sur 2uSiiihrnn9 beS Ill oeT
3hronreoe an9etiinoigteu YrogrammS ~
acceptiren. Die &egiernug, ia9tc CT, merot
III allen Augelegenhelteu lnI GtnperHebmer
nit lcucr Eartet hanbeln.
Die 0eutldeu lcieu mobl ba3u beredltl9t
cine wid)tge 9folle tn poIltiIten Heben oe1
Ntouard)ie iu lpleleu, unb ob9lcid) lle lei
LANCER 3clt ge5muugcn maren, oapoH Nbju
itebcu, cI CT oeuHod iibcr;eugt, oaB Soi
0Ou5 our6 tbre 6Gbi9telten nur 9emuneI
uerNe.
Die Hcoe, welde obue 3ueiicl pom Na
ier imprint muroe, modtc cinen tlcien GM
brud lluo peruriadte 0llGeuelue SclnIrjunl
I'M Eager Der @rtreulilteu.
9iat etIideu NtInuteu abioluten Shmet
gems brad Die fribere SppoittiOnSpartel II
laute 0od)rufe fiir Saafic, Die crteu, Nr
ibm jemaIs oargebraht murOen, aus. Gu
3eIn6 glberultu in 9fclt)sratb boben IN
bon 0eu $50 Sitcu.
Die neue NtaloritIt luiro burd) cine Ser
einlgung oou 60 BOleu uuo 80 gemdBl9tcl
Gouleruatlueu nit ben 0eutl6llberalen be
ieben, bic GppoiItton Oagegeu ans allen GF
tremlltcHs@ruppeu, ptc Sun9c;eteH, ANtI
iemiten uu0 lllrG=&lerttalq.
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Slrbcit INTO Subtt.

ct. 3 III, Vtinn., 18. Suni. - 9ie
vSuternationalz BROTHERHOOD Of Soilcrula=
terS anD >}rouz Chip Builders" bat beid)loiz
len, Die Giuiiibrnng beS Heuuitunbentage
Qn einem lpdter Su beitimmenoen Datum Su
iorbern. 9ie Sorberung ioa inbefen nHr
Ill StdOten, IN mel6en cine gr0Bcre 9uSabl
2trbeiter in1 SdlTfsbau beid)Gftigt lit, gercltt
lperoen. Die rSrioerid)ait" ftebt III Ser
btupuug nit Der pSeoeratton OF %abor" uuo
luirO Oteielbe url lluteritieuHg ihrer SorOe.
rung erluhen.
@b icago, IS. Suni. - 9as 9eueiuz
lame Gonite Der bieitgcu GeluertIdaften
hat beldloiIen, ben YrGHoenten Sarrilon
brieIlid) i'll erluden, oab Der lttltnnOentag
III alien fiir Die 9tegterung in Serblnbnng
nit Der gSeltausieuuug perrihteteu 9lrbei=
ten anerfanIt, oaB ale StretfrageH ld)leb5z
gerid)tlid) beigelegt uuo baB minDeitens Der
Utlnlmallobn, wtId)en Die oerld)tepenen Sc
merfitatten III hielIger Staot filr Qbulld)e
Irbciteu erbalten, beSablt WerOen. - 9aS
Sonllte bat }orn. Samuel @omperS, 8rGiiz
oenteu Der vSeoeration OF 2abur," erlud]t,
feline Sd)ritte beSiiglid) beS uOrgelblageusn
SSeltauSitellungSz grbeiter= Gongreiie5 Sn CT.
gretien, bis Die Streitiraaen Der bieiigeu
lrbeiter NIT Dem 2tuSltenuTg5= =Ouettorlum
geregelt iinO. Sin @irfular lit erlaiien NOR
Den, meld)es oie 9lrbeter Guropa'S unO
amerfa'S bagegen iuarnt, in ter @rluars
tung nad) Chicago al fonlmen, baB lie bier
CUTE 9lrbelt uno boben Gobn erbalten Mir
ben. 9a8 Girfular ertlGrt, es leleu iden
lebt mebr Qrbeiter bier, ais 9ebraud)t Mir
ben, NIB bas fortbaucrnOe 3ulammenItr6a
men meiterer 9nbeiter fonue nidt perIeblen,
Die g0bue berabsuOriifen.
EtttS bur9, 3D., Is. Sl1ul. - Der
GOnpcnt Der uamalgamateO 9lhociatlon"
Der Giiellz l1rb Stablarbeitcr bat Die Sfala
fir ba5 neue 9etricbSlabr angeuommen unb
bielelbe ben Glienz unb Stablfabrifanten
;ugeitelt. gSle porbergeiagt, iit fir pieelbe
eln yEHoblerz"golu bon $3.50 pro SoHne
iiir ben gSeiten belbehalten morbeu, obglctdl
Die &epr1leutanteu oes 0llid)en 9il;rlft5
ipcitlidl bonn allegheny sGebirge cine Grh0=
hunQ ucrlangter, Dan1lt and ibre 2obne cine
Grb06ung erfabreu f0nnten. Die Sfala
euthalt nur meni9e slbQnpernngen Don Der
bisberigen, Die bon feiner beionoeren gSid)=
ti9feit ilnb. DIS gtornalz 9lrbeltSieit ilnb
Stunben pro Sag feitgelebt. llulere 81
IensSubuitrte hat Td) lett wieber BON Der
9Qbnluug erbolt, Die lle ourt) ben groBen
GorezStrife erfdhren bate, uno eS itnb lest
mieoer % 6od)oien in Seuer, iueld)e 4475
Souuen 9iobeien llefern. 9iur brei ood)z
Oien llnb nod anger Setrieb. ga uniere
Gilen- uuo Stablmerfe burAidJulttlid) Elm
tGglid)eS Yrobuft BON 1000 Sonnen lieiern,
10 Dedt bas Yrobutt Der bieiIgen l6od)oien
faum mebr, pie Die 6dlite beS Serarfs. -
9lm 9ienltag mubten bier in 6ol9e Der
fllrd)tbareu oite 10000 9lrbeitsr in ben
SlIeuperfeu feleru.
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Tctp=0prfcr Wad,rtd)teu.

Sem Yorf, IS. Suni. = Inter Sen
TaIla9ieren bes beute aus 2iperpool augez
fommeneu 9ampisrs pGitp Of YariS" be-
ianbeu if Ndtb. CHARLES @luorp Smith,
Der ameritaniide Gelanote al OtubIano, unb
leine Satin.
- gilht elm sin;iger Ginmanberer Ian.
oete geitern III Der pSargezSfiice," beute
absr tamcn 1928 all, Die auf iedl5 uerItiel
beneu 9ampieru iber ben Ssean gebrad)t
iporben maren.
- 9r. @bas. NleranSer Gaitmau, Elm
SioursSubianer, pel6er AMI Dem rSelos
9olleg" III Dtidbigan, iopie auf benz pOart=
nlOutb.Gollcg" WieoiSin Itubirt bat, wurpe
beute pabier nit SRI. Glaine gOobals, Der
betaunteu Sdriititellerin uuo 9te9icruug5=
SnlpettOrin Der SnOiancrlhulen in gioro=
nno- Siio=0atota, getraut. Or. Gaitman
iit unldusit gum 6egieruugs 4rste fir Die
Eine- -Tlbge- -9gentnr ernanHt mOrben.
Sr. Brice, Der hieiige haptiilde Sons
iul, ertlGrt, eS lei feiu mabres 99ort al Dem
geltcrn per0fentli6ten @eriidt, baB Yrdils
bent !SippolDte Don !oapti am 3. ober 4.
SUM eriGofieu iuorpen iei. lor. Trice luo
perlGiebeue hieNge Sirmen babeu gfad]rid),
ten Don lpdterenlO Oatum aus Yort.au Trince,
bic fem 9SOrt ppn Dem angeblifen Sorfall
ermGbnen, nnO i'm @egeutheil meloen, baB
pollitQnbige 9tuhe in Sapti berrIdt.
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Ser Siiracrfriea in Gbile.

gSa ngton, .. g., IS. Suui. -
slmtlife gtafri6ten aus Chile ergebeu, oaB
Die bqeoronetenfammcr Dieies 2auoeS cine
Sln paliirt hat, ipelfe ben YraiiOenteu oil
toriiirt, cine 3pangsanlsibe bon $2O,OO0,z
0CO sur Sortletuug beS 8rieges su erbebeu.
= Sn Solge zines bonn YrdTbenteu Bal
maceba erlaiieneu Sefebls biirien feline Sut-
ten nad Mitterna6t bur6 Die StraBen Don
Santiaso fahrsn - bel Strafe bon $50 fir
oas erile unr pom 5000 fir Das smeite Ser
Qehen. Seine @ruppen bon mebr, ais orei
Nerioueu biirieu iid) auf BEN StraBen 9per
1iientli6en Yldbeu Der Staot perlammeln.
@elbbuBen BON $50 bis 500 fiub auf lleber-
tretuug OieleS SerboteS auSgeiett. NQe
Sheater in Santiaso iinb bis auf g8siteres
geidloiien iporbeI.
9lui stutorltdt oes Gongrenes murben al=
les Sob unO Silber i'm SdJasamt Gbiles,
Die iosenannte 4art9elO Heierue, OH 10.
Ntai perifeigert. Sas SilbergelO muroe in
Summen Don $4,000 uub baruber uuo oaS
@arreniilber III Guautitdteu BON 1000 Siloz
sramm uHb bariiber abgeiett. = Die 9fad)z
ridt beitdti9t iid), oaB Solluia Die Gongr,B-
ooer Snlurgentenpartei ais friegsiiibrenpe
lfaGlt QuerfQuut hat
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Sabnfntaftropbc.
Sin ourdD ole ,sreueItbat ,inbcfaurter S6ics
tpidlte ocruriatltes srD6es uusIId. Suote
uno 0erwuuoets.

Soone, Sa., II. Sunni. - Gin 0itlid)
gebenoer, aus iieben lSaggon5 bcitebcuOcr
GilSug Der y@blcago- -Ytilmautces ct. Ya@l-
SabH" brad III Der uergaugeueu 9tad)t ourd)
cine pom 6Odlwaiiel belhdbigte Sriide iiber
ben @oon< Aiper unO itiir;te bluab. 9lur Die
5Wei biuteren S6lafmaggou5 blie0eH oben
ieben. Soweit ermlttelt lit, fam Hllr eIn
Yaiiagisr, nGullid1 tSeurp @aroou aus
Bern, Sa., augenbIiflih um'S 2eben, lns
beileu iiu0 iiber 20 Berloneu uerlebt uno
mebrere berielbeu befiu0eu tnt trttlld)en 3u-
itanDe. GrpreBagent AlbrODo miro uermlBt.
Die Serunnoeten ituo: SOhn DtcGorthp
Don 0untirf, R.sO., inuerIld) periegt, mlro
Ieinen Serlepungen erllcgen; il. ". Chant
berS, Srenler, liute 6iIfte uerrenft; @lls
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Cornelius, SonOufteur, 8raui1en unb arm
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lebt; Sanles 3. 2Salib pou GbicagO, Sette
perlett; >. .. Sadmanu BON Boone, Sa.,
Seite un0 9iiideH perIeBt; Yeter G0rtner
oon DtOntrsal, @au., linfe Sruft uerlegt;
81. Rult uon 8OuI0er, Col, leid]t UerleBt.
Die Sritde lit fait gdu5lid) ;erit0rt, uno lbre
Reparatur mtro ldngere 3elt III AulprH9
nebmen.
(Spater. )-Gs erbellt jett, baB uubetannte
SOleulfte Die Sataitropbe ueranlGBteH, III
Dem ne unmlttebar Dor Der Bride elne
S1lueae AMI ben SdJiensH beieItigteu. 3nS
Gnt9leilen bes 3uge5 bra6te Die 8ride,
meId)e an Der betreffeuoeu STEELE 40 tSuB
hO4 NJ, gum 3Hlammenbrud)e. Die Be
wobner pon SOOns6aplOS eilteu, iobaIO ne
bas llugliid erfubren, ioiort auf ben Shnu-
pIas uno arbelteteH ;mel StunOeu lang lnl
Iiromenoen Regen, bis ie ale Spier aus
Oem 3riimmerbauieu beireit batteu.
Iod eia 3us pon eiuer 9,rnde scituyit.
GOnncil= 8luifS, 3a., Il. sunni. -
Sci Corning, Sa., 100 0itilen 0itllt Uon
bier an Der uGbicQsos Surliugto tom S-uinp-
&5abu," glug gegen 1br beute iriiB eiu
Wolfenbrud nleoer, mo oeranlaBte ben
Ylumb &reef gum Nu8reten. Gin nit
Pallagiersn 9eiaater YeriOnenSug iuar &C.
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glnt 6al8cn.
Ssinrid)tiins eines eeu.id,em @irtbss, Ser in
Totge oer Semperemiiendle saa VsorSer
tpurDe.

@rib geport ,FGcnr., II. Suni.-9er
sSirtb Satob Sdeele, pel6er an1 20. So
mar 1888 ben @onitabIer Sonis Sruder
crld]oB, ais i'm Dieler me9en llebertretun9
be8 IicenSgeietes perbaiten wollte, wuroe
nm 1926 beute Sormittag im bieilgen Se-
fdngnilie gebdu9t. Gr ltarb einen lcid)ten
SOB, uno Die 9inridtun9 perlief Obne Sto<
ruug. gteu Cannon, Der Sdauplab oeS
0torpes, bate ii6 trrS nor bem Oforoe tlir
vVocalsSptlon" ertlGrt, uno mebrere Strtbe,
baruuter S6eele, eiu Seutider, peld]e
trotoem tortfubrel, @etrdnte su perfauTeH,
nareu AM Seranlaiiuug Der pHap & Sroer=
2eague" 9eriftli6 belau9t 9ruder,
pe.d)er abaeltldt moroen mar, I'M einen gez
gen Sdeele 'erlaHenen @eridtSbefebl III pollz
itreden, perlutte, bas oauS oes SSirtheS Su
erbredlen, llnO luuroe babel eritofen. llnz
mttelbar nad] Der Shat i6ob iih S6eele
ielbit cine Sugel in ben Sop1, allein ieine
gSunhe erpies iit uidt t6otlidD. Sn
bem 0auie Sdcele's tanb man mebrere an
0rIfer gerittete Orohbrisie, aus welden
beruprgebt, bab Sheele Der 9lnitd)t mar,
oaB i'm Der @Onitabler lpitematiidl periol9e,
nm ibu st @runoe su rtd)ten. Der arrne
SiinDer uerbrad)te Die ietten paar Gage letz
nes oebens grDBtentbeilS init 2elen Der Sl<
bel uub llnterbaltuug init BEN @eIGngnlb=
aniiehern. Gr war rubig uno in lein Sdld-
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Weselei a,tf s5amaifa.
Gin entSesIid)er 6antpf auf 2cben uno SOB
5tuiid,em bier @iuaeh horenen.-sammtIid]c
Setbeifiate ocfD0tet

Setbeiliate setootet.
9telp=O . OFF, 19. Suni. beute aus
Sanlaifa angetommeuc 8ampfer uSout)
8ortlano" BON Der y2SeiielSz z2inle" legte am
gtadmittag bes -. Stunt 81 Sort Ntarle
an. Der erite Sift;ier bes 0ampfers, 9taz
mems gomeQ, wuroe Sort nad oen Hoit>
ante abgeldlidt, I'm crlpartete Srleie abSus
bolen. Sluf Dem gSege Ourd ben Srt iab
CT al 500 9teger auf elnenl ireien Tlake perz
lammelt, uuo erfubr BON benlelben, baB eilt
Sanpf aur COB unb 2eben uor iif geben
lole. Sler Sulis (?), idnTtll6 Gingeboz
rene BON Yort Ofarle, lparen in siuen grinl'
migen Strett perlpidslt morbeu, in beHen
SOlge ein Sober beId)loIieu hattie, baB feill
Haum mebr fir Die ilbrigen 9ret auf Der
SSelt eriitire. Sic oerenbarteu iid) buber
AMI cinen Sampf, Der 10 lange pauern iollte,
bis nllr nod etner ODER gar telNer nebr BON
oem Suartett aru Sebeu lei.
Sn Der Dtitte eines 9tdenplatss mar eir
pleredlger 9faun1 nit eineln Cell umgeben
iuoroen. Sn Jeoer GGe ftanO elmer Der sam.
pen, naft bis all Die toiifte uno Elm blanreS
Oteier nit iieben 3oQ langer aliuge in bel
retten A0anb. @tnen 9lugenblld lang frir.
ten lie iid NIT funtelnbcn glugel, Hub ala
oa5 Signal sum Seginn beS Samples gege:
ben uuroe, itiir;ten lie gleid) grimnliger
2biereit gegen elnan0er. Seoer ltaf blill0"
liugS aui ole brei Inbereu los, unO ST.
2oweQ erflart, er babe ME cine id)redlhert
9tebelei geieben. Sinnen fiini 9tinuter
mar 9laes uoriiber. 9rei bis SIR llnfennt.
lidfeit serbauene uno serlo6ene 2eiden la
gen auf ben1 blutbefleften 9taIen, uuo oel
uierte Der &Gmpfer lpar Dor Auiregun9 uni
ourh ben S6nlerS ieiner &unbeu bermaBcl
auBer iid, oaB er iid ein Oteiier ms 6er;
bolrte, ebe Ct barGn uerblnOert werOel
foulfe.
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rnbe iiber bir Sriide geiahreu, pelfe bel
Corning iiber Den erpGbutcn Bad 1uhrt'
Saum mar Der 3ug buliiber. ais Die SrlIds
0urd) bie Tlutben mcggeriiien purre, mn
eiu iieben Niinuten btnter Dem YcrOnelI'
3uge folgenOer 6rahbug tonntc nttt meb'
red)3eitig augebalten mcrbcn. yotonot'p,,
Sibrer Yomcrs Iegte bic Sremieu an, N0t
@OumeOampi, un0 lprang init Dem 9e'iei
berab, uuo gltid, Doraui itiirSte Die Sotomo'
the init Orei @ag9onS in ben bOhan9e,
itrolleueu Strou1. Der 9ieit baS 5u9eS
blieb aui benz @eleiie. YomerS Itsl nad
leiuem Spruug III swolI 6nB tIeteS @alierr
erreid)te ieOO1, uadlOew er ldn9cre 3clt mi
ben gSeueH geruu9cn, nnbsIfaNlgt Sa'
llier.