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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-12
4 Bre sTonm IN NEW JSasHr.
Several uouses Struck by Lishtning-A
Frightened Man Ruu Over.

During the thunder storm in Newark yester-
day afternoon man. apparently 50 years old.
was crossing the Centre street bridge OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad and had Just reached
the Newark side when an unusually sharp
Hash OF lightning came. He was frightened
and spranG upon the railroad track. and ran
In front OF train which had just crossed tho
bridge. The loco motive tossed him aside. and
ne Tell upon the pavement MORALLY injured.
An ambulance took him to st. Michaels Hos
pital In his pockets we're found gold watch
and S51 In bills. but there was nothing to re-
veal his identity. 1t was said that he had Just
loft the pool rooms in East Newark At tho
hospital late last night 1t was said that he
could not live till morning. and that his fnce
was so badly injured as to mako a description
OF his features impossible.
AT o'clock yesterday afternoon lightning
struck the flagstaff on tho new cold storage
building at the corner OF River and Cherry
streets. Newark. and, without injuring the
pole, cut tho flag loose and badly wrecked the
dome Of the building to which tho Flagstaff
was attached. The current then coursed down
through the corner Of the building without
doing any more damage OF a serious nature
Nobody was hurt
the guests OF the Pavilion HOTEL New Brigh-
ton. shortly after 8 O'Clock yesterday after-
noon. Tho guests. who we're mostly seated on
the lawn and the spacious verandas watchin g
the thunderstorm in New Jersey. were sun
denly startled by a shock. which was quickly
th%i,lSwed bv the falling Of several hundred
by Mr.. Dix; proprietor Of the hotel.
bad h s southeast corner Of the main building
molished about fifty feet Of the cornice and
OF the, illustrated .in,.rIam occupied a room
Immediately under whero the lightning
struck. Hc was slightly shocked. but other
wise WIS not injured.
=, RED BANK. Aug. l1.-One OF the fercost
thunder storms Of the senson visited this
place this afternoon. It lasted about two
hours. Previous to the storm tho heat was In
tense, the thermometer registering aS' in the
shade When the, storm was at its height
iightninR struck the summer residence OF ].
u, Kinney Of the firm Of Kinney ,Brothors
OF tho cupola was knock ed down and the house
WAS otherwise damaged. Tho occupants OF
the house were severely shocked. but other
wiso were uninjurcd.
BELvIDERE. Aug. 11.--Descher Bros factory
was struck ny lightning and burned to tho
ground. The loss is estimated ut 100000.
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An usual

An unus udI
offer the one
that's made by
the proprietors Of
DR.. Sage's CO.
tarrh Remedy.
u n u sual, but
m ado in good
faith. It's a re-
ward of $500 for
an incurable case
of Catarrh. II
YOU have one, the
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s. @alteser & Sobn,
@bpleiale- unS @etaits9 rmssiftem.

9as &etailz@ ef9dft, iopie Bic &es
ceptur ebiger 5irma iin6 Die be0euten6z
fen lit Sa1 NntDnio, popDn Sober
tagtdgli6 ii6 gu iber3eugen @elegenz
belt bat. SIS berrf9t in Der apotbefe
~gerabe5u Elm pbdnomenaler 8erfebr;
man erbdlt bier ales frii6- bat in
allen 0epartements, namentli9 aud in
benz Der Batentmebisinen = bic grOBte
Iusipabl unb bic &eceptur 1T ben be-
iten ltnb geuifenbafteften 9drben aits
pertraltt. 9as Wbolefale : @ei6dft
nimrnt BON Sabr gu Sabr ei1ett groBes
rem nmfang an, benn bic Npotbefer IN Der
Sta6t unb auf benz 2anbe baben bic
@rfabruug gemadt, baB fte bier bors
tbeilbaft faufem nnb anf baS prom1pz
tefts bebient merben. 9ie 5irma Salt
eper itebt nit ben erten 9dufern Der
Ser. Staten in 8erbinbung unb int
portirt biele @rtifel brett In bebeutene
ben Quantitaten. altf Nnfrage iperben
BreiSliiten perianbt. Wir f0nnen alen
unferen betreHenben 2efern ratber, nit
obi8er renommirten Girma gef6dftli6
ansutntpfen.
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6ur fir eibenidaftltd5en8 ennf BON
8ranttttueirt, 9abaf rno Opium.

9ie l1nter3ei6netem beebren fi9 eis
llem geneigten Yublifum mit5utbeilen,
baB bas incorporate 8iz@blortb BON
@olbs unb @oeazSnftitut ii6 I'M 3imz
mer SO. Is bes Nlamoz8 eri6erungse
@ebdubes b%efimbet. 9ie befannte aeelpz
Metbobe nit ben miftigften nnb 1eile@
fen 8erbeKerungen mirD angemanbt.
QuBer ben, bonn Snfitut norsei6ries
benen &egeln, perben Dem patienten be-
siigli9 Der Qeben8meiie, feline 8orf9rifs
ten gemadt. 3auienbe baben biefe Bes
banblung nit grfolg benuBt unb III
iebem Sale 1T bic Sur cine permaz
nente. Nuf Wuni9 prlnate unb Bis
crete 8ebanblung. Wir berufen urs
nit grlanbmiB Der 6errer auf @bas.
Nafb, Sam gGs. %. g. 9aibiea, %.
g. 5ablep unb Sreb so. 5uler, ale
bier anfdffig. Obige @enannte tparert
patienten biefes Snitituts.
Sir Hdberes abreiftre man:
6. g. Gorbett, Sefretdr.
s.. g. @iiffor6, @r5t unb DIRECTOR,
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Das 9dtob @atidina.


ipelhe iid bic perihiebenen Selbitherr,
fiber afer 6euBen je nod ibrem Sc,
i1made %erbauten, iagte baS ShloS Don
@atidiua 16on felt 2ansem Dem err.
iten unb menldenideuen Gbarafte,
Nleranbers Ill. gang Defenders 81 nnt
ct ertpablte fid 6aiielbe gu ieiren 2ieb,
~lingSpobnitt fir ben CONNER. Selbl
i'm Winter perlieB er @ati9ina muir lel
ten, benn bort fiiblte er iib uobl BOZ
Der nibililtil1en @efabr am iiderften
Das Sdlob LIT ndmlid bnrtb bic pein
li1ften VorltdtsmaBregeln mad au6er
a%bselperrt. Die @artens un6 Barf.
anla9en I'M @atldi11a berum iinb biz
prddtisften, unb bic Ginri1tuns bea
@anSen 3eist einen faiierli9en 2nrus,
bod bleibt lire 8eiiatisuns fir oer
5remoeu aus besreifltder @rinber
etpas unm0glt6eS.
OaS S4loB liegt bel Der etpa sc
Wteilen fiiblid bon ct. Betersburg ge.
lesenen Stabt sleiden gtamens. Sat.
i6ina bat etpa 1900 Ginmobner unt
1T Der Rnotenpunft Ser baltiihen uni
Der @ari6aner 8abu. Der uripriins.
ltde aern .Oes. faiierli1en CONNER
fises mar Elm bei9ei6eneS Gut, fpeldes
Setter Der @roBe ieiuer Sbmefter Ga.
talie i6enfte. 5pdter fam baGelbe III
ben Befs bes Siiriten -Srlof, bee
mddtise1 @initlin9s Der 3ailerin &a.
tbarina H., Der fid 3uerft ei1 prddtisea
Sdlob baute, bus banu nnter ben Mad.
folgern 8atbarinas bebentenb ermeitert
uno peridonert rpurbe.
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gordert ben geriu6 MAIDEN mill, am
See oas 8fero einSuflbren ltnb gu Ole.
fem 8ebuf perldieoeue CUTE 3udttbiere
mitsenomulen bat. S1on am Gage
bes GbmarI9es paiiirte inn oamit ein
fletneS uuslad. Ole Expedition bate
einen Slub 5u paiiiren, in Incident lebr
piele &rofobile linb. Sititer benz SABINE
8or6ertS ldmamm bas Yferb, auf benz
ct bisber g"eritten mar. I'm Die &rofos
bile 5u perl6euden, wurbe neben Dem
2bier ms @aler 9el6oiien. 1ross
benz 9riff eiu iebr srobes &rofo6il oas
Bfero oil, ritz linn beim erften SiB etn
sroBes Stiid aus Der Siifte unb wiiroe,
ipenu ni6t &srdert olr6 5pei Shill,
Oas Antbier getootet bate, ben Sensit
gang SerriIIen baben.
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@atf6ina a.
9as 9ieblingsialob hes 3aren @as
fraasSIide 9eteftius entSedt babet
iuoQeit = ltnterminirter 0rmnn.

WbutH - HhttltutWtItt VEuWus
Die ,gtationalz 3eituns1 tn 8erliu
peroHentlidte fir3lid cine Senl ationss
Sepei1e aus ct. 8etersburg, mad
ipelder man einem sroBartisen Inter
nebmen Der Nibiltlten eeser bas 3eben
beS 3aren auf ote Sp1r gefomnen iei.
Dte frans0iiide Bolt3et, bieb es, babe
i6ou Dor GINGER 3eit Sic ruiiiide Resies
rurs benadrt9tist, oas beabfidtist
merbe, oaB S6loB IN @ati9ina III Die
2uft gu iprensen, unb in Der Sbat eats
bedte man etnert mebrere &ilomleter LAM
gen Sang, bon Dem aus lth Elm san3es
SDitem BON Mtneu, Die tbeils i6ott nit
Grplolipitoffen sefiilt iparet1, utter Oem
S6lob per3meigte. Der @ingang mar
ielbitperitanoli9 ourd eineu rgroBeu
Selfen" nit taul9enber giatitrlidfeit
oerihlolien. Da bie llnsebung bon
@ati9ina lehr iOrsfdltis bemadt wirb,
fonnten bic Berl1mOrenen nur Nahts
ait oem Mfonate erbeildenben Merf &C..
arbeitet baben. 8obitt Die aussesras
bene @rbe gefommen mar, mubte bic
Depel6e 1idt. Das Seltiamfte aber
mar bie Irt Der @ntbefuns. Da bic
Rulfen ui9tS finben fonnten, reiiteu
5pei 8artler @ebeimpoli3iiten mad Sat
fdtna, BON beret ii6 Der cine oils <t.
ider, Der anbere als 3ii6eniunse Der.
fleibete, uttS mad 49 Stunoen battea biz
8etben Die @ei6thte beraus.
Man iiebt, es stbt aaf Der @elt &c.
i6tdte @ebsimpOli3titeu lt1lb nod &c,
i9idtere ReporterSl
Inter ben pielea Grandchildren III
Oer umseseno BON ct. Fetersbur9.
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sttSotS~f 0SHotA
gu ben tpeni9eu Wiirbentr6sertt, mel6e
benz &ontaft nit ben Sremben nift abb
bolb iinb. Gr itebt harum au6 bet BEN
Sremben bod angeihrteben, unb oteie
babe1 es nidt perianmt, i'm gu leinem
unldngit ftattgebabten 20. @eburtsfelt,
nit mel6em suslei9 ei1te Irt Seier 5a
feiner MISUNDERSTANDING perbunoen mar,
ber5libit gu beglidmiiniden.
I'm ii6 fir bieie Spmpatbiebeseis
9ungett banfbar su ~ertpeiIet, bat MIN
81 Sung Chang oct Sremoentolonie in
Tientiin Elm groBartigeS Banfett geges
ben. Da ftG inbellen in Dem hinefii4en
5taottbeil feline seeisnete 2ofalitat fano,
Die sroB serns setpeien mare, bie 3abl
Der @dfte aufsunebulert, 10 erbat er iifJ
bteftr Die Hdume BON v@orbon Gall"
BENT Resiernngssebdube Der cnsliI9en
&olonie, mel6e inn natiirlidermeiie be-
r~eitpi1isit 3ar Gerfisung geitelt muir
ben. Die Decoration unb Slluminas
ton ses prd9tisen BalaiteS iibernabm
81 Dung Chang fe[bft. @dbrenb bes
@aitmables, bas balb aus hine{ilden,
balb aus europdiiben @eri1ten beitanb,
tbeilte ii9 pl0slid auf Elm 3ei6ea bes
8isef0ni9s cine Draperie, ltrto Die @es
laoenen genof1en bas S9aulpiel eiites
dinefii6en Gbeateritiifes, wel9e8 bon
EXTRA aus Selling b%erseianoteu aiinfts
Tern aufsefihrt lpurbe. Damn folste
Trinflprud anf 9rtnfipru6 nnb bic
gum @ube nerlief biefes 6eit IN nnge-
triibteiter Srbnuns, elm merfpiiroiger
@eseniae gu benz uenig freunolifen
BerbdltniB, in peldem Der @bineie in
Nasemeinen nit BEN Sremben itebt.
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,,@as ein 9dtden tusrntn mia"

Nedenlebrer: Nngenommen,
i'd erbalte 5pei 90rbe apfeliinen, ben
Sorb 5u 100 Stif itnb gable pro Rorb
5 Wart an Borto un6 ionitigen
unfoffen babe i'd / Start 3u aablsn !;
auberbem iino % Gpfeliinen faul uni
miifen fortseworfen iper6en: bic anbe.
ren perfaufe i'd bas Stiid fir 10 pfen.
tise; tpieplel peroiene id nun ba I'M
@anben p Der fleine Mar.
uGritens oiel 3 menis, unb smeitens
iperfe ib Die 25 &pfelitnen ni1t fort,
ionbern perfanf' re nit brunter.1
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Atobt wv Wv tltts
pidelte babel cine loIde @nersie unS
@ef6idlidfeit, baB bon Gntoritaten aut
biefent @ebiae ieim j3ug ais cine eimsia
oaffebenbe That in Der @elhihte ser
afrifaniiden Grpebitionen beseidnet
uirb.
ytndbem Bor9ert bur1 eiuer ldnae,
rem Aufentbalt In Der 6eimatb feline
iGwer anse9riffene @elunbbeit ipieoer
sefrdftist bat, lit er ueueroinas an bie
Spite Der bon Der Beters=S tiftnna in's
Qeben 9erufenert u1lb Johann BON benz
Nntilflapereilotterie ; Romite iibernoniz
lieren groBen 9ampferunternebmung
mad BEN Biftoria Hpania geltellt NOR
ben. CT bat bamit cine lebr bebeus
tungSuone &uf9abe gu loien. Gilt es
bod, nidt allein etner ii9eren Ser
febrsueg 5tpifhen ben oenti6en oitafri
fauii4en Befitunsen unS benz 9roBen
8iuneniee ber5uitener, ionoern aud an
BEN CT feltft, Der fir Die Grlei9ternns
unb Nu%s6ebnuug bes Sanbels BON
gr1Bter Widtigfeit lit, eine S@iffSbaus
werfftdtte CUR Begriinbuns elmer it'd.
tigeu Segelboothotile ein3uridten.
Bor9srt, Der am 20. Sebrnar pom 8a-
gaulopo aufbrad, uerfist iiber cine pors
diisli9 ausseriitete 9~ararpane bon
etpa 700 Solbaten linb Trdserit nno
unter ben aebu 8eiben, bic ibn begleis
ten, befinben ii9 Elm tiidtiger junger
Artilsrieoff5ier, ionie mebrsre erfab,
rene Sdiffbauer.
@elsssntlid iei bier srmabnt, oa6
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L. 6. Yaris. s. 81. &otbtpeu,
PARIS 4 ROTHWELL,

pbDtD9rapbif6t s NteIier,
SO. II umb ID Met>gDmmerces StraBe
San Mntonio. Sic alerneueIten @ertz
res in photographer fem aussefhbrt,
ebenfo elegant ipentt nidt better, ipie
irgenb tpel9e I'M Staate. 2ebensgroBe
@ranonsp Portraits nttb ale @rterl BON
8ergr6Berungen. @ebt eure Bilber
ni6t Gremben, nm iie b~ergr6Bern gu
hfen, penn bic grbeit bier BON bers
antuOrtli6en 9itnilern CUR pollen .3us
friebenbeit ausgefiibrt tperben fann.
Mir liefern MIR @rbeit er fer &lafe ab.
Inii6ten BON 8ebduben perben aufs
genommen umb ale @uftrdge auBerbalb
bes 4teliers prompt beforgt.
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8anmtuolle su 5 Gents nber Wet>
aett ~ eiucrf 3pIar2

1900 Stiid 2anb, iebes 800 older
entbaltenb, bot 30 Sabren bonn Staate
10 patentirt, in Ooung, Sbrodmorton,
Stephens, @aaaban unb Sbadelforb
Counties. 1T Der 1dbe elmer gifenbabn
gelegen, finb aus erfer 6anb gu baben.
Mu6 eim Stiid bon ungefdbr 1900
Mdern, ems bon ettpa 5000, ems bon
1875 unb ems bon $3.50 Mdern, iebes
umadunt unb nit Mafer berieben.
Nirgenbipo i'm Staate lit es gefiinz
Der unb Der 8oben fir Weisen, 9afer,
&oggen, @erfte, 8aummoae, 4orns
fri6te, 3rauben &c. better geeisnet.
Wegen @in5elbeiten penbe mar fid
gefdaigft an: 5riB MnIfinger,
Diner, Doung g., 3eras, Isent fir
6. g. Graham, @rabam, Seras.
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W,u. Wufhs @arteu

auf benz Governments Siigel lit Der ars
senebmite unb fiiblfte Nufentbalt pdbz
renb Der beiBen Sabres5eit. 8equem
gu errei9en 1T berfelbe aud bur6 bic
BON Der pot Office aus regeImdBig
fabrenben eleganten unb luftigen Cars
Der Qlamo Seigbts 2inie. Man fdbrt
bis 8~rapfenftraBe, BON mo- aus elm ais
genebmer Spa3iersang BON faum 3
Minutem bortbin fabrt. lleberbies
werben binnen 8ur5em spei bodeles
gante Wagonettes CUR STEELE iein, bic
bel ipeeielen 8elegenbeiten (pienicS,
@oncerten &C. ben @dften fir bic Sins
unb &iidfabrt tOitenfrei 81 @erfiiguug
ftehen.
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Matt.

Der SENATE 8orleier: ul1m
oes 9immelswi1en, mas bringeu Sic
mir benn ba? sic bdtter ia bas Mas
nnifript 81 meiner 8orleiuns, bas it
3n 9anie perseiien, briusen iollen. 4
- Often tmann: .perr Dottor,
bic sna' Srau bat auf Sbnerem S9reib.
tiib 9efudt, unb ipie's mir gefunben
bal, bats balt 9emeiitt, Sie ffidt
Sbna bas Sud, aus benz Sie's geitern
abgel1rieben hahn.
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maroe it'd nl9t
nteoer uRo,len.
Yer ~ 2oo otel@
WanneS ipdre IN
Der 91Qt ettte
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amtlide 1%lnttrfdriften.

@irsel tommt Dor @eridt, ullt in
elmer @rnnbbudanseleeenbeit ieinen
ylamsn urter baS ProtofOll 5u ieten.
Der Ridter frast ibn etipas bobnii6:
s8onnen sic oenn aud ifreiben Z"
9irgel beutet anf Die unteri9rift oes
Rifters auf Der 8orlabuus unS meint
yBenn's niGt better 3u ietn brandt als
bees ba = hernam ia /"
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Die u9rimmp9" @sdb Maidbime
Wp. a

gepdbrt bic befriebigenblten 8eiultate.
9iele 3auienbe bieier Miai9inen (friis
Der: Neue CLIPPER MdbsM af6inen ees
nannt) iinb bente in aaen 9dnbern Ser
Welt, mo @raS md6it, in @ebrau9.
gu baben BEL II.
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A.. SEFFEL..

seseaiiber bon Der beutid.fat6olii6en airds,
9auSs unb S6iIbers mailer,
unb SAMPLER in Sarben, @Ia8 &c. &c.
Mle auftrdse werben iofort ausaefiibrt.
PIetle biaiser ME irsenbmo In Der Stabt,
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Demtf6er Afrisaforf6er.
MiiROn am 8itturia. asania.

Die Observation-Disclosures in
Mfrifa bieten uuternebmenben ytaturen
cine sinitise @eleseubeit, idnel be-
riibmt au iperbeu. Inter ben 5ablrei9en
8ei5pieleu, wel6e alS 8etpeiS biefar
angefibrt fperoen f0nt1er, lit zines Der
frappanteiteu baS raide Befanntrperbeu
Ses Nfrifareiienben Ssfar Bordert.
Noa Dor tpenigen Sabreu Elm einfaher
2anbpirtb uro 9aufntartl In einer flei.
men 0anoftabt Medlenbnrss, itebt Del
erft 32idbrise Mfanu beute an Der Spiss
elmer Der beitausseriiitetea uub Didtis.
ften Grpebitiotteu, tpelde je bic beuti9'
oftafrifanii9e &iiite perlieben.
GS mar I'M Sabre 1889, baB Bor6eri
anerft BON Oh. EeterS fir Die bentldt
Guain 9oi9a<Grpeoition ensastrt wuroe
ct fonste omar banals ben beribmten
3us feineS .sebrnetiters4 iiber ben
lana, Barim9o unb Sill nidf nit
MAIDEN, ba er I'M Guftrage bon 8eters
mad Zanzibar 5ariid mubte, I'M lpeseu
Der Beidlasnabme bes SdifeS 0ieera"
sesea Die Gnelanber ben Yro5es ein5a.
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leiten, aber ale
bann lpdter 10 be.
ftimmte @eridt.
hber ben Inter.
gang BON Beters
a { d ten.
murbe er BON benz
@min Ba16aSGo,
mite ba3u auser.
ieben, beftimmtl
0abri9ten aus
benz Snnernnbei
oaS S9idlal Del
Expedition ein5u.
bolen. Wfit mn
feds Somaliiol.
baten brang Bor,
9ert bis uber ben
Srt beS angel.
li6en ~l1ntergan,
9es Der Grpebi.
xsn4,. ...S
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per gistaar& g6iaas.
eeine 8orliebe fit bic auslanner.
81 6nmg Gbamg aIs Ge1geber.

Ct Dung Chang, Der uBisrnard Ghi.
mas lpie man i'm oielfad nennt, nat
Dor 9ur5em nift unbeoenflid) erfranft,
un0 man befiir4tete cine 2eit lang. er
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OELRIOHS & co.,

2 8omlina Green, Rem Yosf.
y. $. Yeters, @aISeapn, Eegas, General 5 Gseni
fur ben Sdhen.
W. 8. 8Duus, 6. @rteienbe6, Susc & ehmelser
unb ). 9. MacJfamara, Gsenten fur Gan Intpntp.
8. @unse q Co., GSenten fur Guere.
q. MuGef, agent fur S@ulenburs.
Wpie &apbael, 4sent fur Soufon.
Glemens & Gauft unb Grnf S&erff, @senten fit
BraunfeIS.
s. Bbttaer, Gsent fir Betmar, aeSas.
Z. u. 9a8ler & Co., agenteu far 8aitrpp.
Dresrnann & 9&ulse, Sbtaer, 1egas.
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81 d b t...:
Rar5e geeretis
BDtf@en
6reusen unb Ssctu Derf.

Dte berdbmten e6nelDampfe,
Spree, Havel, Lain Traye,
Saale, Allsr, Elder, Ems,
Werra, Fulda, Elbe.
Kaiser Wilhelm II.
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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-26
THE JURY STILL OUT.

Jurors Divided to Burners Guilt
Again Locked Up.
The Jury in the Bruner case failed 10 re-
port in Judge Wallace's court yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock as expected.
According to immemorial custom the
mem bers of the jury spent the previous
night at the Baldwin Hotel, under the
custody OF Deputy Sheriffs Piper and
Mackrett. After dinner they were locked
up In their sleeping apartments. one of the
deputies patrolling the corridor outside
through the night so as to be at hand to an.
swer any call from any juror.
There was a large attendance In the court
room at 10 o'clock, the rival counsel appear
Ing in readiness TO near the expected re-
mort, Finally Reddy for Bruner and Beatty
for the prosecution held a conference with
Judoe Wallace, with the result that he
stated he would not summon the jury into
court but was ready to receive their report
any time.
The bulk OF the disappointed attendance
therefore melted away, but many remained
discussing the prospects of the verdict
while constant callers throughout the after
noon inquired at the courtroom for the alb
sent jury.
The latter was brought to their Jury
room. where they remained with an inter-
val for lunch AT the Baldwin, until
o'clock. At that hour they were again
escorted to the hotel.
They will be again brought into Judge
Wallace's court this morning aud till then
nothing will be known as 10 whether or n OF
they have agreed upon verdict.
SpeeulatiOD, more or less founded on ire
sponsibe rumor, cOncurred in an impression
that the Jury was about evenly divided for
conyictton and acQuittal. All that could be
at ALI warranted was that the delay pointed
: to at least a temporary disagreement.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-26

brie-a-brac and looked like the free Ameri-
can citizen and blue-boOk despiser that he
had been reported 70 THE CALL man.
Neither Mr.. Lynch nor the reporter had
breakfasted, but that was soon forgotten In
the course Of the conversation.
The gentleman began by coolly de-
nounciug the entire scheme of Blue Book
for the reason that It was useless and
senseless.
He sat on the piano-stool and would oc-
casion ally swing around as il gaining fresh
inspiration for the attack.
al am glad to speak on this matter" he
said. "Itis great subject and one in which
am deeply interested.
Every one else is. too, 1 suppose.
don't see how they can help IL.
sit affects our most vital interests. 1t Is
&t the root Of our social system.
81 rather think. however, that people are
inclined to regard it csrelessly, because the
Blue Book is the medium through which
We see it,
There il no weight attached to the ap-
pearance Of ones name in that volume, at
least among people Of any standing. Half
of the society people Of San Francisco never
look into 1t.
81 know there Is . great desire among
certain classes to have their names appear
'Tney even 60 so far as TO pay for 1t.
have known of such cases.
"But among the so-called elite there Is
no significance in it. 1t Is only money
making scheme. The club registers are
consulted and freely copied; by these means
society people are ferreted out and their
names inserted.
''But the Idea. you see. is wrong.
'In the first place it is an unauthorized
use Of names. You open Blue Book'-if
you take that much trouble in the matter
and there is your name. How 1t got there
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-26
SHE COULDN'T FACE FOGS.
How Hattie Kemp's Husband
Got Badly Left.
She Was Married in Chicago, Travelled to This
Coast and Started Back, All In
Ten Days.

II. W. Kemp's experience Of married life
Is short and anything but sweet.
he was married to Hattie l.. In Chicago
on March /, 1876. That was on Sunday.
On the following Tuesday they left for
California. arriving at San Francisco on the
next Sunday.
On the following Tuesday she left for the
East.
Mr.. Kemp was asked why she left him.
Because she didn't like the climate Of
California" was the reply. ''She said she
came out for her health. but when here the
weather happened TO be foggy, and she
didn't like that"
street. said further that he lived with his
wife only ten days.
de furnished her with money to 20 East,
and afterward the parted couple CORE
sponded Tor some eight or nine months
At the end OF that time Hattie wrote ga "
ing ne needn't trouble to pen her any mo re
episties, but could consider himself free,
In the meantime Mr.. Kemp had heard
rom man In Chicago named j. j, Barkris
WHO aycwed himself to be on extremely
friendly terms with the grass widow.
NOT 1io Mrs Kemp deny that she pre-
IerIed Barkris and Chicago 10 her husband
anu pan FRANCISCO with its fogs.
IIenty OF documentary evidence In the
ioIm OF correspondence between the mar
Ios ana Mr.: Barkris was on hand yester-
gay. when Kemp was granted divorce nv
9augc osnoerson on the ground of his
wife's infdelity. mo
Mrs. Kemp. the defendant, did not ap-