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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-13
HUsrINGs COURT.

There was bu. little business done
yesterday in the Hastings Court, and it
was adjourned at noon to meet this
morning at the usual hour. Carpenters
were engaged yesterday evening fixing
the windows in the courtroom so that
the awful stencil that was so sickening
during the Smith trial, might be re-
lieved by lowering the windows and
thus allowing the foul air to pass out.
The cases tried yesterday were as
follows:
The commonwealth VS.. Fannie Hud-
ster. charged with felony, nolle pros.
entered.
In the case OF Francis Page, charged
with felony, verdict of not guilty was
rendered, also in the case of Henry
Sullivan for the same offence.
The State VS.. e. Il. White. case for
debt, is set for trial this afternoon.
The case of Della Stovall. charged with
grand larceny, will be tried Thursday
morning.
The first of the four cases against M.
G. Morris, eX-chief of police, is set for
Monday, January 25th.
The case of Lee Allon, on the charge
Of felony, is set for the 18th. William
Cooper, charged with petit larceny,
third otfense, will be tried Thursday
afternoon.
In the docket in the case of State vs.
John Rodgers, charged with felony, but
the defendent has escaped from custody.
The case of Ed. Garrett is set for trial
Friday morning. Laura Tinsley,
grand larceny, Friday afternoon. The
case of w. G. Williams VS.. Pinkie
Montague, an appeal from the magis-
trate's court, will be tried Saturday
morning.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-13
CapItaI Stock a5O.OOO.

WITH capital stock OF $4,000 and a
large experience, and devoting their en-
tire time to the piano and organ bust
ness exclusively, and buying in largo
quantities for their several houses
direct from the manufacturers, places
the Hobbje Music Company far bevond
the competition Of small dealers who
get goods on consignment.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-13
Norfolk and western News Items.


The Charles Scott case is still going
on at Tazewell Court House. w. w.
Coe, chief engineer of the road and j.
c. Rawn, manager of the Gas and Water
Company, have gone to Tazewell to
testify again, and Mr.. Ramsey, chief
clerk to Vice President and General
Manager Sands. will leave for there
this morning. 1t is probable that the
case will be concluded this week
MIR. j. Lawrence Clark, OF the chief
engineers office, went to Lynchburg
last night to attend tho german given
by the Tuesday Evening German Club
He was accompanied by Miss Anne
Armistead and Mr.. Warren Wexford.
The Baldwin compound engine made
its last trip west on No 1 yesterday
morning 1t will now be put on freight
trains and given thorough test in this
branch of the service.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-13

THE Smith Music Co. do a Wholesale
and retail business in pianos and Or
gans. Before buying examine their
stock and get prices.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-13

A. L. JAMESON & Co., coal and feed
dealers. All kinds of feed. Office a,
junction of Norfolk avenue and Camp
bell street. Telephone No. los.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-13

CALL and see the beautiful stock O
rockers and rugs just received by
TIE e. II. STEWART FURNITURE Co.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-13

THE Weber piano is a strictly first.
class instrument. Its reputation is es
tablished. The Smith Music Co. sell it
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-13

THE George Steck. Weber, Chase.
Jacob Bros, Everett and Cornet pianos
are we'll and favorably known in the
music world. The Smith Music Com.
psny have them.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-13

THE Moller, NeedhAm, Packard, and
Clough and Warren organs in stock by
the Smith Music Company. Low prices
rule.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-13
On to Richmond.

Tho Lumbermen's Exchange of this
city will make a determined fight be-
fore the Legislature for an amended
mechanics lien law. Messrs Waller p.
HUFF and j. c. Dennis loft for Rich
mond last night, and to-day Messrs. w.
ii. Clare. j. r. Bower and G.. c. Payne
will go, Hon. M. G. Thomas, representa-
tive in the House of Delegates, having
telegraphed them that the committee
having charge of legislation Is this
matter wodid give them q hearing
Friday morning. Mr.. HUFF informed a
representative of THE TIMES yesterday
that they had petitions signed by over
10000 people, from the hod-carrier to
the banker, and were confident of secu-
ring such amendments to the present
law as thcir interests demanded.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-13
Great Trustees Sale.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

All those owing tho lato firm will
please take notice that will be COM
PEELED to place all accounts for colleo.
ton unless paid AZ once.
Store opens at q. m. and closes at Q
p. M; Saturday At 10 p. m.
ARTHUR ENock, Trustee.
noy2S-ii
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-13

BROOKS. next to postofiice, cabinets
$2.5O per dozen.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-13

A LARGE assortment of novelties in
French, China and Japanese goods
: suitable for Xmas presents, can be
found at
The Z. III. STEWART FURNITURE Co
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-13

TH Trrr', 10 minutes, siaellnser'.. sOi Iss'a
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-13
THE SMITH CASE.
The Motion fora New Trial to BIO Argued
To-day.


To-day.
The question for new trial for John
Smith, who was found guilty Monday of
the murder of Peter Ailiff, will be
argued before Judge Robertson to-day.
In addition to asking that the verdict
be set aside as it was not in accordance
with law and evidence, the lawyers for
tho defense claim that they have dis
covered now evidence in favor of their
client.
Since the verdict was announced
Smith seems to have lost his nerve.
When he was brought into the station
house Monday evening from the court
room he asked for some whiskey, and
since that time he has maintained 4
logged silence. Heretofore he has
eaten his meals in the corridor Of the
station-houso in company with the other
prisoners, but yesterday he took his
meals in his cell.
lie has always been a small eater,
but during tho last day or two he has
eaten hardly enough to keep body and
soul together.
Mrs. Smith visited her husband yes
terday morning and the interview was a
very affecting one. He came to the
front of his cell and talked to her
through the bars. Smith is constantly
under tho watch of guard and it
would be impossible for him to escape.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-13
The SleIghing all Over.

The weather yesterday was about as
disagreeable as it could we'll be. All
day long the rain fell and the snow on
the ground rapidly disappeared. The
slush was very disagreeable to pedes-
TRANS, while the streets resumed their
familiar muddy condition. solitary
sleigh was seen on Campbell street, but
the runners were going through the
mud instead of snow.
Ice has formed on tho ponds below
the pump house OF the gas and water
company to depth of three inches and
parties have been busy for the past two
days cutting it and bringing it into the
City
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-13

Brooks for cheap photos for short
time.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-20
DEATHS AsD FUsER<Ls.
hHWARTZ-In Seattle, AZ sos Sxth stree
Celia. daughter Of Mrs. Hannah SCHWARTZ
<lssz !

BCHwARTZ-In Seattle. 500 sixth street,
Celia. Daughter Of Mrs Hannah schwartz, Of
heart disease, aged IL year.
Body en5alusd sy seattle Undertaking Com
pany, 70 he shipped At some future 6ats 20 han
Francisco
HUgRAY-Ip Seattle, II 40 Huston street
Tuesday January 10. 1892, infant child Of ME-
ana Mrs william Murray, aged csys
Funeral services At residences At 10 O'Clock this
morning fntermeat 81 Laks View cenaesery.
ecHELI~-In seassls on the Madison street bridge,
Tuesday, January 70, 1892. William II. sched,
killed IN collision Of street cars, aged 30 year.
Funeral services viii take place a. Bouasy
etsvart's this afternoon a. o'clock Internsnt
~ Lake View csmetery.
vAUGHAS-Tn Seattle at the residence Of her
pArents. Tuesday, January 10. 1892, Mamie,
Daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs John Vaughan, Of ty-
phoId fever, aged "a years
Funeral services a. ! O'Clock thfs afternoon ~
the First Esthodisf Protestant church, Rev. Clark
Davis Officiating
GALE-In ballard Monday January Is. ls22,
Mrs. Ella Gals. 81 Pneumonia aged 70 years
Funsral services were ks.d yesterday afseraoon
n o'clock from ths residence Internsnt ~ Odd
Fellows ceoeteFy
N0STRO sS-The funeral services 81 Mrs David
Moatross Will be hsid 81 the residence q Mr.
Chester Kinney, 1.41H Jackson street tomorrow
afternoon at 2:3o O'Clock. Rev. Clark Davis
VIII ofzffete
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DAYCISG ACApEMIts

fl1EES CITY DANCING ACADEMY. WASH.
Il ingion asli. L528 sixth street: ! 10 and 10
s-S -, -. S-ses every evening; private lessons;
W afsi stage aad fancy dancing; posi-
ussNy 10 soclA-A Professor G. LOBE.
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4 LIBERAL REWARD WILL Re PAID To
- NAe party thAt returns The National cash reg
-.et AtAs vas sfeleG from He3geSen Bros grocery
DIsaI
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

NOTICE TO sTOCkHoLDERS-THE An
~ nnal meeting Of the stock holders Of the A. p
hosslIng Company of PugeE sound viii be held 81
thelr ONCE n Seattle on Monday. January IS
1872, AZ p n. J. C. NIXON, President.
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ annual meeting Of the stock 10 ders Of Schwar
oSchsr Bros. & Co Incorporated, will De held at
taeir Office On Monday evening, February s. at 8
p. L. :. AkONS0N
Secretary sud Treasurer
Seattle, Wash, January 10, 1892.
SNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
~ holders Of the Clark Harris Comp NV VIII %
hssc at their Office on Monday. February l. lS93
al B. n, for the purpose Of electng directors and
oIhceFs for the ensuing year and transaction Of
soch other business may properly come before
Them T. F. CLARK. Secretary
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CRY NOTICES.


IAPOUNDED STOCK NOTICE -OS sAFURr
l. urcay, January 80. 1892 az the hour OF ~
a M IN nonf Of police headquarters. corner o.
AAird street and lssleF avenue, VIII sell az puhln
auction % the highest bidder for cash, 10 pay ex-
peEsss or ia pounding and keeping the following
ceScr1 red animals. to-xiS
ORe sorrei horse about years Of age; elAxs0
race; white feet behind; spawned.
one sorrel mare about 7 wears Of age: star 90
forehead; one white foot: leather halter on.
Also one small white pony, about years Of ass
with blue spots on
The owners OF the above described animals are %
me unknown. BOLTON ROGERS
Chief of Poce
Date OF FIRST publication January Is, 1892
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ErRSF-CLAss BUSINESS AND RFSTDr~5cc
property 10 all parts Of the citv frr "a -. -.
respon1sacs soAclted ". (. Ledzerwrsrys -
estate agent successor 10 Lewis 4 I e.sgs-,-,s
Poem - Sullivan block - ~V>'s7t WOOD
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DkLA0SIC0 RESTAURANT rNnFp
%rAa hotel 5 The best foE al delieAciss Of Ia
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TO TO HENR1'S FOR THE IAgsrsr = ~
~ freshest assortment OF candies in rhe -,
feS crop o. French fTuit ard holiday sots i1,s, -
e.sea. .es cream always On hand: fancy creams
HeT-vs HAy go. so S o-es; zee cream soda 81
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4 RAINED-MKS. NELSON READS Y0Uk
head 2nd tells pas, present and future: consar
tAtioD on All affairs. SOC Third street. room
hAkGUERTTE BERGIN, MAGNETIC
VA healer. successfully diagnoses and tread
rheumatism, catarrh, kidney troubles and ~
other diseases without drugs questioning: hear
aches cured In ten minutes. Ofice hours 10 70 Ii
and 70 1. 2l6 University street between sec.
ond and Third. Developing circle "Wednesday ana
saturday evening. $50 sharp
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BIsTHs.

vAIL-on Msdtson street. Jones, TuesSay.
January ~, lseZ, 81 O'Clock N 70 the wife
o. z - VAIL dzaghter: ~eizht IS poun8s
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NOTICE OF DISs CFEoN.

To WHOM IT MAY CoSCERS-THE FIRM
CT Dyer z Nickersoa : this day dissolved BY
mutual consent; either member Of The late trIn
VII sign In liquidation. c. h. DYER,
T. o. MCPHERSON
Seattle, Jan Is. 1891
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTN En-
~ shlp-Nollce Is hereby given that the cupsrt-
tsEship heretofore existing between Isid0re Hsr-
rs, :. eeiig and Slgmund Harris. under the nrtn
name 81 the Chicago Clothing Company dong
business n the Butler block, city q Seattle. Aas
Been dissolved BY mutual consent, Sigmuad Fl az
rs retiring The business CT the firm Will here
after oe carried on by lsldore Earrls & Co. VINO
have assumed and Viii pay Aa debts and j scharza
a. eoflSaiiQnS o. the old IRA All outstanding az
counts Sre payable TO the new 6rIn Slgmuad
hasris . nevs 3n ne way connected ~ III tae frEa
o. lSIdore Harris & e. ISlDQEE HARRIS
:. SEl4EG
Seattle, Wash, Dec 81. 1891.
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FOR RESr-LODGNG-HoUsEs

E'oR RENT-CLARENDON HOTEL CORNER
IL Second and Depot streets; q desirable tenant
can secure this recent built house on very fayora-
bic terms Apply Charles Louch l,4l2 Front
street
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LIE NJ AIKEN. EXPERIENCED MANI
l clTe and eiectr0iogfsr. hatr4rsSzf,1 - u
: az ~ Aety0Se block. Front ana S1ri1e Streets
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NoTTCE TO CONTIGUOUS.

pms WANTED I2MEDIA TELY FOR TuF
~ carpenter work twenty-five three room
eotisSes 90 D buiiF Rainier s0ditton. TWENTY
5ecSA4 street. soHth OF Jackson Apply 20 Peter
Burns on the ground
B. NOTICE To CQNTRACToRS-SEA PRO
= isesAls H. be received by the school beard -
o+ssFieS IS, near Derby, King county Tor TIA
eseciloa or = frame schoolhaase 2614o. bids t. in
c-E'ae al material sad approved bond mus, A.
company each Did CT TIE ai1 VII not Be c5xlsFd-
erred The amount 81 bends viii De SEQ TNs
s5ise reserves the right 20 Tetsct any and Al hes
E--aa and Specifications can De seen al q a
Aail41Es n :, hall way between Derby aad Y0rsr
E4lAs sl-i Re received up - 70 o'elcck a IA JsD
HAry "a 1892 3. which time he n5as VII te Con-
s4sefed ~ order of the heard q directors OF dis
A&sSt No -. r. - VINCENT
Clark OF scAs0. p.s-zscs No 81
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FoR s4IEREAE Fxrtrr

IvOR SALE-A GOOD RESIDENCE pan5
IT erty on hlE between Madison aqd 49,
stree:s address q. care Post Iarelltzsncar 10y
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FLy4SC4H-

ITO I0aN-S50a FOB SIX MONTHS OR A
L vear W .. Conner. room o.yzapLc block.
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= S6idt Cure &eeepte gu S o + II
%. 6 o d., Farmers Drug Store.
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3aoem.

&arISrnbe. Der S1ai5udt III
Ba6en brobt Elm GROCER Na9tbeil blrd
Die eridmerten Nbiat=8 erbdltnille mad
Sranfrei6 uno es tpirb jest fdoit in Der
Yreiie fiir ein5elne @egen6en ba8 @ins
'9eben bieieS 3ueiges Der 8iebsudt III
Nusli6t 9enotnmen, penr feline Nbbilie
g~efunoen iperben fam. 2estere miro
nun u. q. BARN seiu9t, bab Die Nufs
m%erfiamfeit ser Militarbeb0rbe auf Die
M6gli1feit selenft ipirb, einen Gag in
Der ISOLDE Die Speiiuns Der gruppen
nit 9ammelfleiid ein3nfiibren. Der
oaourd entitebenbe abfat an Sdmmeln
tpiro pielieidt etwas 5u bo6 auf mebr
ais 10000 Stiid berednet.
Bfor3beim. @ine @oloidmiebsz
arbeit, luelde mobl etn3ig in ibrer Nrt
oaftebt, ioll bier ausgefiihrt meroen.
Gin inbil6er Shirt TIT @illens, cine
@lepbantenbede aus 22~sfardtigem @plbe
anfertisen 5u laiien unb beanftraste bie
Tirtna s. Uoief in Galfntta, einer
&oitenuorani9las alts5narbeiten. Die
projeftirte Defe ioll - SUP lang, Die
9apu5e 8 SUP lang un6 is Yariier SUP
brett Derben. DaS @olSgeIedt mirb
reidlid NIT 8rillanten, Berlen ilnb far
bi8en Goefiteinen beiest. Die 9adnber
Deroen nit Quaiten uno nit maliipen
ieineoloeuen 6isuren (@otter baritel<
lsno) abmedielno bebanst. DaS Sc
Gedt mirb nabesu cine balbe Mtilion
Wtarf foiten, 10 oaB Der Gelammtwertb
1,OO0,0OO Wtarf reprdlentirt.
8amenber9. 9urs nod 9eenbi-
snng bes Observation-Disclosures aers
triin1merte neuli6 Elm Dlisltrabl oen
bieii9en 9irdtburnt, obne su aiinoen.
Die berabfallenben trimmer burd)s
i9lusen bas Dad unb Die Dede unb
bei4dbisteu bic Srsel uno Gmpore be-
0euteno. Der 91aber mfrs aui etipa
1000 Mtarf sei6dst.
W~all6iirn. Die Walliabrt gum
81. Dlntc bat jett ibren Mbidlub ges
fnnoen fir bieies Sabr. GS iinb ii6er
10000 Eilser bier setueien.
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S&weis.

gern. Der &antoit 8ern fat eim
reineS Staatsperm0gen BON nabe3u So,
OOO, 900 Srancs. - Der Berncr Staot>
ratb bepiaiste seuerbings 100000
SrarcS fir @rlte1ung BON 9lrbeiter>
tpobnungeu auf bem Mplerfslo. Gs
iollen lpeitere 16 Neibenbauie r une 2
Doppelbauler 9ebart iperbcu.
3iirid. @ine e~igeuartise Wirfung
bate Elm 8lisldlag lettbin in 9tdfa.
Gin 2auopirt6 fa1O in leiucm @eiber
cine Mense GROCER toOter Slide urO
nabm al, lie Ieien per9iftet worben.
Senate lnteriudyung fat aber ersebcu.
oaB ser 8iis in BEN 98eiber i6lig uno
bic sroberen Slide perni6tete, iuabreno
Die jiinsern fleinern Slide bapon farnen.
Ym3erm. Die &egierung bot be.
i6loiien, in Der B:o5eBia9e Martiu
Wtiiller on baS 8uuoeSgeri1t SIT ge-
langen. DaS Sbergsri6t hat ndmlid)
Dem Mfartin Wiillcr, ser falldli1 ser
8ranbitiftung angefiast unb perlrrt1cilt
fporOen mar uno mebr ais cin Sabr
i6on i'm @efan9niB 9eicllen batte, cine
Gnti9dOigung bon 10000 Srancs ,lls
seipro9en.
@farus. Die @elawnteinnabme
am eibsen0ifil1en S6iieen Seit Inn
SdieBitanb betrastn in, @aa5en 1884,.
O19 6rancs so Gentimes. Mn Pra.
mien i'm aebr wurbsn auSbejablt 81.
745 SrancS in Yaar nnS 166, $40 IN
giaturalprdnier (Beder, ll9reI rlO
Meoaiaen), Gotal 224.7 15 Srancs.
@ro6e 8eder nno llbrsu, ioiuic &C.
p0bnlide Mebaillen iinb nleDr Dor.
baroen alS perlangt murSelt, ba9egen
miilien 100 Stid DamenubrcIl, so
fleine 8e6er unb 5 Stiif golSenc Ste
bailen nadbeitellt ipcrben. = Sn Der
Seitbitte ipurben 1886 Banfsttfarten
gel01t. SIS muroen %eetrnnfen: s7,400
Tlalden Self unb @brenmein, 10000
5lai6en feire Meine ; f~oninmist lpmroe
oaS Sleiid bon 80 Sdien, Al 1dlbern,
ferner IA, 800 Uratmiirite. 1900 Serues
lats, 10000 9ilo Gbarenterie nnS 600
9hinfen.
ct. @allen. Snll3nad itarb cine
eirea ~4Ojabrise Srau rl0blid), neil fie
9irlhcn gegelien unb unmittclbar bars
anf Walicr getrunfen bate.
@raubiinben. aiir5lid bat ein
Sar auf 9araiper @ebiet 18 Sdafc
9et0btet.
@aabt. 9n Solse bes 9reisl4rei.
benS bes g~unbesratbes oil Die 4an'
torsresierunsen ipesen Beanfiidtisuns
Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fat bic
Hesiernng Der Dampfl9iffseie1i6aft
Die Werwenoung Der beiben S6iHc
pAoler" uno rSeloetia" IN ben luaaot'
ldnoil9en @ewdHern uerboten, bis &C.
tpille Neparatnrer ausseiibrt iein fper+
ben.
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coeaf=I ad6ri6ten aus Der
a(ten 6eimat6.
6erq.

gtuttgart. Sberbiirsermeiiter
Or. y. Sad Get leiher mad @innenben
iiberliilrt meroen mi1Iien. Selbit ipeun
man nie 6ofu1nJ auf cine @eneiung
oeS loa9ocrbieitc1 0ealnten dufred)t
erGdit, oiirftc eS oudb obue 3wei Il fem,
oaB oericlbe ntd)t mebr III Den Otenlt
;uriidfsbreu ipirb. Sci Dem Srarfen
tritt Ger Serfolsuugsmabnliun berpor;
CT III eon Ser firen Sbee tefallen, Ell
fplle loc9en i%eiter @ei6dftsiubruns pers
bdfttt meroen.
Yietigbeim. aiirSli6 ipieltsu
mebrere 9nabe1 auf elmer 80lfung
nebell ciilem e%ilernen Stadeten3aun.
giner Der Gnaben glttt aus ullb fiel nit
Ioldef GSll9t riidparts auf ben 3auu,
Dap i5nl ole Spisen beiielber tief in ben
&0rper ~eiubransen. Der 9eoauerus>
mertGe. wel6er formlih a~ufgelpiebt mar
fo1lnte iur init GROCER Nnitre1guns be-
ireit iperben unb liest nun boffnun9stoS
Oarnieoer.
Degerfod. DEM S%ernebmem
mad beltebt Die &bii9t, bier cine Sur
anitalt III gr0berer anSbebnamg au
erridten. Die 8orarbeiten fin6 i'm
@auge, baS l1nternebmsm lou auf
Mftien ge9riinbet nerben, illalt alaubt
nit einem aapitak BON runo 200 600
Warf auS5ufomnfen, fiir ben 8auplab
allein waren $4,000 bis 10000 Wtarf
in 8e9nnns u nebmen.
q Og glingeu, 8. 81. yaupbeim1.
als oielet Gage bic @beleute 8rault
bon 1lm oie Donanbriide beilm @0sgz
linger Malb pafftrten, iprah Braun
pen Wunl9 aus, 5t baben, enfletbete
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GINGER j3eit fab bic oben auf Ser 8riide
ipartenbe Sralt Braun ibren Wanu
u%nterlinfen. Derielbe fam 3ll ibrem
Gntieten ni9t mebr gum Boridetn.
SIS l6eint, oaB Elm S9laganiaa ieiliem
9ebeu Elm @nbe selna6t bat. Sein
2ei6nam marbe nod 1Iftiinoisem Suz
den aufsefunoen.
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li9e Grt NIB Weile, einen perfeft ses
worbenen 3aufpertras ipieoer auf5us
bebeu, fat her bieiige Sdretner Mliens
beimer in @ntpenbuns sebradt. Der
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&auf murse aud regelrebt auf Dem
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anberer Seite aufgebett morben 5a iein,
ben Saul ni6t gelten gu laiIen. Der
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baus, lieB lid bas 2aufbu6 anfldlasen
unO beEiitte eineu unbenahtei1 Guscr-
bid, nm ba8 Blatt, anf benz fem &auf
ei~nsetrasen ipar, beraas3ureiBen. Nlieas
betmer i6eint nt9t beoa1t 5u baben,
oaB er iid bur6 biele Gambling nit
Dem Strafseies in aonflift seIest bat.
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