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Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-09
PECK & PARKER,
COMPLETE soUsx FURsIsHKRs,
1876 to 1888 Chapel Street.
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TERTIFIC ATE OF names and marks used by
~ him in b5;tliDG and selling mineral waters.
etc.
The undersigned hereby certihes:
That he Is engaged IN boitIng and selling beer
root-beer. soda and mineral waters in this State,
such bottling being done in New Haven in said
State, where his principal plsce Of business is
located:
That he uses in sasd business bottles Of glass
OF various sizes. syphons for vichy and carbon.
Rted waters. and boxes and cases in which said
bottles are placed;
That on q portion Of said bottles the words -.
c. ScoyiIl. New Haven. CSnn. Registered J. c.
S. This bottle not to be sold are stamped. on q
part OF the sRme the words He mingwky and
Bradley, New Haven. Conn. II & h" are
stamped; on e part Ct the Same the words Hem
ingwAy and Bradley, New Haven, Conn are
stamped: on part Of the syphnns the words
~. G. Scoviil. New Haven. Conn" are stamped:
aud on part OF the same the letters Aad words
~. c. S. New Haven, Conn" are stamped; on a
part OF said boxes and cases the initials - G. 5
are stamped: and On part Of the same the
words u C Scovill, New Haven" are stamped
Wherefore he fits this certificate 10 the Office
Of the ClerS Of the Superior Court for New Haven
county, and caus-s tire came TO he printed IN q
newspaper published in said county, pursuant TO
statute
ja9st &c. sCOyTLL
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-09
Destructive Fire.

FALL RIVER. Mass, Jan. s.-A de-
structive fire broke out in the Troy build
ing at 1856 O'Clock this morning. 1t orig
mated in a pile of printed cloths in a
dry eosds store at the northwest
corner of the four-story structure.
The fremen answering the alarm
broke the front door open and as the
did go the flames swept with great force
over masses of all kinds of fabrics. Fiji
teen minutes later a second alarm was
sounded The flames ran from floor to
floor into the third story, where a large
quantity of cssed goods were piled up. II
was nesrly three hours after tie alarm was
sounded by the hremen that the fire was
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-09

Tothe Editorof the JOURNAL AND COURIER:
1t Is about time for the flooding of
Wooster square. There are many people
in the neighborhood of both the old and
the new greens and from all over the city,
who are i'll at ease when their children are
skating on Lske Whitney or the many
deep ponds in the suburbs. When the
children are skating on Wooster square or
the old green parents know that they are
In no danger beyond that of wetting, and
so feel safe
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-09
The Pope,s Conviction.

ROME, Jan. S.-There is NO longer any
doubt that formal sgeeement has been
signed by France and Russia The holy
see aided in bringing sbont the agreement.
Tho friendly relstisns between the pspacy
and Russia are now more intimate than
ever. The pope Is convinced that the new
year brings decisive crisis on the CONT
nent. He holds himself resky to make an
appeal to the nstions When the day of
com nlicatinn shall cnmA.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-09
To DEBATE.
81. Patrick,s II. A. B. Socie

81. Patrick's r. A. ID. Society.
At yesterdays meeting OF the st. Pat
rick's T. A. B. society 1t was voted to hold
debate in the near future. The subject
for the debate is to be, Resolved, that
marriage is failure" The principals in
the debate are to be T. B. Kelly and VIII
liam Deskin for the negative and John
Kelly and John Began for the affirma'
tive. No one outside the society is to be
allowed to hear the debate.
Arrangements for the fair are progress
| ing finely.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-09
DIR, WEIGH Dead.

HARTFORD, Jan. s.-Dr. John q. WEIGH,
vice president of the Mutual Benefit Life
company of this city, died here to-day OF
pneumonia after few days illness, aged
sixty. six. He leaves q son, John w. WEIGH
treasurer of the Dime Savings bank of THU
city, and four daughters. He was broth
er of the late DR.. W. W. WEIGH of Nor
folk, Conn, and an uncle of Professor
William r. WEIGH of Johns Hopkins uni
| versity.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-09

BRrDGEPoRr, Jan. s.-A terrible fight
occurred in the boarding house of Mrs.
Redmond on Railroad avenue, this after.
noon. Thomas Dooley was shaving Will.
lam Lawrence with a dull razor, when
Lawrence accused Dooley of trying to cut
him. James McKiernsn took hand In
the discussion. Dooley called McKiernan
liar and struggle epsued. McKiernar
bit off Dooiey's forefnger and left ear,
swallowing both. The men were separated
and Mckiernan fed and has since eluded
arrest. The men were mechanics.
Four men were arrested here to day fol-
Mlfa-beatinR
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-09

DENVER, Col, Jan. S.-The closing
down of the Rico Aspen Consolidated
Group Of mines has caused sensation in
mining financial circles. Prominent min
ing men all agree that the step is the result
of the depreciation of silver and tn,
high wages paid to miners. 1t ID
understood that the principal operators
have practically sgresd TO close their mines
until silver advances. In case this sctior
is taken thousands of men will be deprived
of a chance to earn a livelihood and Col
orado will enter her first serious state OF
financial depression.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-09

PARIS, Jan. S.-The settlement just con.
cluded has besn the most disastrous re-
corded in many years. There were many
forced hquidstions of "bulr accounts.
Prices all around declined. The market
appears completely demorslizsd and al
speculative business has ceased.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-09
Funeral of Mrs. Hopson.

Rev P. S. Weightman of Branford con
Quoted the services over the remains OF ih,
late Mrs- John P. Hopson at her late home
90 Park street, Saturday. Services were
held later at the Brsnford Baptist church
TIE deceased was held in high esteem by q
large circle offriends. Her illness was long
ard attended with much suffering, and de
spite the best medical skill and most de
voted care and change of scene and sir, al
efforts to restore her health were unsvail
ing.
Deans Rheumatic Pills absolutely cure rheu
maiism and neuralgia Entirely vegetable. Safe
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-09
AGAIN INVADED

The Ranks OF Admiral Roote Wo-
mans Relief Corps-Beath OF Mrs.
Abigail w. Whitaker.
Admiral Foote Woman's Relief corps,
No. 3, Is again called to mourn the loss of
member by the death of Mrs. Abigail w.
Whitaker She became . charter member
of the corps at its organization, May 10,
1898, and for several years took an active
part in Its relief work, only ceasing her
activities when her health failed. Although
seldom able to attend the meetings abe
never lost her interest in the order. In
the early history of the corps she was
elected chaplain. On the 10th of last No
| vembsr she attended q meeting of the
| corps, as it has proved, for the last time,
| and being one of their oldest members shs
was received with appropriate honors,
The members of the corps will attend hei
funeral at her late residence, Ill Gregory
street, this Monday afternoon ct O'Clock
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-09
American Band omeers.

The annual election of the American
band was held at the armory last evening.
The following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Henry Nichol-; secretary, w Hum
phrey; treasurer, Thomas Hopton; leader,
Frank Fichtl; librarian, John MoIley; ex-
ecutive committee, Thomas Hopton,
George Kessel and Frank Fiehtl.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-09
SMALLPOX,



WATERBURY,, Jan. S.-Julian z. Devon,
aged twenty five, a single man and q ma
tive of Torrington, was stricken with small
poI at o'clock this morning. He was
placed in the pesthouse, being moved from
the fourth story of an eisht-fsmily tene-
ment block on Charles street, where nearly
forty people resided, one-third of whom
will be exposed to contagion. The board
of health has quarantined the inmates and
is awaiting Developments.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-09
Re,igned HIS Passionate.

HARTFORD, Jan. S.-The resignation of
Rev. W. H. Dearborn, as pastor of the
Church of the Redeemer, was read in that
church to-day. Mr.. Dearborn has been
pastor of this church fifteen years.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-09
Devoured by a shark.

ess of Darby from Genoa, reports that an
apprentice named Samuel Coolidge fell
overheard December Is and was deyourtd
by a shark,
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-09
AT LAKE WHITNEY.
Crowds of Skaters at the Lake Yester-
daY-Good SkaIing.

day-GOOd Skatfng.
A large crowd visited Lake Whitney
yesterday and enjoyed some very good
skating. At present the best part of the
lake is just above the first bridge, where
q large spot of smooth ice has been cleared
by the horse railroad company. Doubtless
o large number will avail themselves of
the good skating while 1t lasts.
There Is also come good skating on other
ponds in the sicinity. Dlckermsn's, in
Allingtown, was patronized by large
crowd of skaters yesterday.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-09
.bxconded win a Large sum.

BRUSSELS, Jan. S.-The manager of the
Brussels branch of the New York Insur-
ance company has made legal complaint
against a cashier and a clerk, formerly en-
ployed by him. He charges them with
having absconded with 1926, 900.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-09

HAvERHILL, Mass, Jan. s.-The 7:l2 p
m. from Portland struck and instantly
killed q man named Frederick tonight
He was ffty-seven years old.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-09
rELEGRAPHIC JorTINGs.

Captain William Whitehead, United
States navy, died yesterday at Philadelphia
navy yard,
Senior Nicaragua has been appointed min
lister to Washington, and the Duke of Aim
odavar del Valley will go to the City of
Mexico.
Arrived in New York, steamer Trinidad,
Bermuda. Among the passengers are
eight distressed sesmsn of the crew of the
bark Archer, bound from Turks Island for
Boston, which put into Bermuda Novem-
Der % in distress
Fire ut Centerville, Carlton county, n. B.
Saturday destroyed Wilkinson & Burt's
wood working factory, MackenIie's black
smith works, Captain G. d. Perkins resi-
dence, Fitzgerald & Sons shoe factory.
The loss is about $4,000 Probably in
sured.
Considerable opposition has been srous
ed against the bill recently introduced by
Senator Chandler which in it's effect makes
practically unlawful al independent mill
tary organizations in the United States no;
connected with the National Guard. The
regular state military organizations favor
the bill, as they have always resented the
assumption of social superiority of tbs in
dependent organizations.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-09
IMMATURE ALMANAC.
DEATHS.


GLENNEY-In this city, at 95 Wooster street, on
the nth inst, Mehetabel Macumber, wife OF
Daniel 8. Glenney, in her list year.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
WHITAKER-Int this city, at III Gregory street.
on the 9TH inst, Abigail Wright. wife of Henry
L. Whitaker, aged n years, 10 months.
Funeral services will be held at her late residence
No: III Gregory street, Monday afternoon at
attend. Burial at the convenience of the fam
lily.
NOBLE-In Fair Haven East January Z, William
Eldridee, only child Of Robert and Amy Noble,
aged II months.
Funeral services Will be held from No. 344 North
Quinnipiac street on Monday, January 8, at
$50 O'Clock Relatives and friends are respect
fully IL, tied to attend without further notice.
SMfTH-On January Z, 1888, Sarah j. Smith,
widow of the late Hora'fo ID. Smith, aged II
Funeral at the house Of William W. Plumb. 25
Park street, $50 o'clock p. m, Monday. Rela-
tives and friends will please attend without
further notice.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-09
About
Your
Furniture

Do you want Suite, or only single
piece
Or if it's Carpets, or any
other article of Household
Furnishings. we are
interested, as you
must be. Why not
buy now
Prices are very easy and
We have time to show
You through the best
stocked Furniture
Houses in the city.
Why not fit up
Your home now
Choose your own
terms.
Cash or Credit.
Plenty of time to
| pay.
| P. ]. KELLY & GO.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-09
.Coronarion of CoIumbu..,

Great interest is taken in the pre-
psrations for the presentation of the spec
taculsr and dramatic piece, entitled THE
Coronation of Columbus" to be presented
at an early date at the Hyperion. The
author of the production, Henry Redding
ton Browne, is In the city and superintend-
ing the affair and under his supervision,
''Longfellow's Dream" was successfully
nresented here
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-09
District of New Haven, IS. Probate Court

District of New Haven, IS. Probate Court,
January 7, 1898. {
T1STATE of EDWARD J. DONNELLY, late of
~ New Haven, in said district, deceased
The miuistrator represents the estate insolvent
and prays the appointment of commissioners
thereon.
ORDERED-That commissioners to receive and
examine the claims of the creditors of said es-
tate be appointed at a Court of Probate to be held
at New Haven, within and for the district of New
Haven, ON the 18th day Of January, 1885, at ten
O'Clock, forenoon; of which all persons in inter-
est will take notice and appear, If they see cause
and be heard thereon.
By the Court,
ta93 TIMOTHY F. CALLAHAN, Clerk.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-09

District of New Haven, IS. Probate Court,
January g. 1898. I
TNSTATE of LAURA E. ROBERTS, late OF
n New Haven, in said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the district of New Ha-
ven hath limited and allowed six months from the
date hereof for the creditors Of said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who
neglect to present their accounts properly at
tested within said time, will be debarred re-
covery. All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment to
ja9 2d1w+ JOHN P. PHELPS, Administrator.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-09

TERTiFiC ATE OF names and marks used by
~ him In b3;tlIDG ABd selling mineral wRieTS,
Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-09
6Iants.

ave cents a word for q fall wse
tssvsn tf8ss.l
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-20

treHs bss S&ulpeiens bic peri4iebenen
Thetle 2outiiana's ~anoiebenber tir
ginpanberung au MAIDEN; Der @oupers
t,eur tpirb sebeten, nadftes Sahr abtrs
mails cine Gbnlt9e Ginpanberungss
Contention, 1opie etne atpeite Gonper,=
tion e%inauberufen, tpel4e fia ber ers
bGrmli9en 2anbitraben erbarmen lou,
UNI aud in bie5er 8~e5iebung 2outiiana
etnGooenber au rnaden." @4on fru6er
madte man in 2ouiiiana Mnftren9u1z
ae1 in berielben @t9tung. lie perliefen
iebo9 i'm @anbe; biesmal 14eint es
aber Grnit gu fein, um au4 ienem
@tatte. einen g~ebiibrenben Mntbetl an
ber Ginmanberun9 au berf4affen. Was
Defenders bic europdif4en Gintpanberer
betriHt, 10 tpenbeten lie fi9 Bis ieBt'
nur in berbdltniBmdbtg febr geringer
3!abl jenem Situate au; unter ben LIS,
Ro7 G%inmobnern, bic 2ouiiiana na4
benz 3enfus bon 1890 bate, tparen nur
1914 i'm Muslanoe geborene. Nidt
MIR Qoui1iana, 1onbern Der gan3e Suz
ben iebnt ii3 iibrigens na4 @tntpanoez
rung; elm Gonbent 1T auf ben IL. Mprtl
na@ Mt9monb %einberufen, in tpeldem
fGmmtli9e Siibitaaten bertreten 1et1
iperben, INN iiber bic n6tbtgen @4rttte
aur G1rberung Der @t%ntpanberung na@
ben @ibftaaten ii@ gu beratben. Z.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-20

birserliden Me4t piTen lie ni9ts. ob>
alei9 bic enslif9e Glasse auf Der 81
tabelle bon Auebec tpebt. unb bonn Gobe
Mapoleon baben lie trobl etpas sebDrt,
aber ct 1T nidt ibr @efeb. Mls ibre
@orpGter Mobniibe in ben MGlbern
ganaba's aufi9lugen, nannten lie bds
Qanb MeuzGrantret9 unb elaubten.
basfelbe ,perbe ben Museansspuntt fir
Elm arobes franaDif9es Raiferrei@ in
ber neue,, Melt bilben; iebt 1T es Elm
altes, fait mittelalterli9es Trantrei@.
9ie alte @prade berri9t ebeniopobl
pie bas alte @eieb; lie tptrb In ben Sc
ri6tsbDfen unb i'm parliament 9eiproz
den. Muh lit ber tatbolii@en Rir@e
tpie bamals lit Der alien 9etmatb bas
Me6t elmer Staatstir9e eingeraumt
tporben; unb, obmobl bic alien %frano0z
iilden Iniieblunsen rtnssum bon aufs
bllbenben enslii9en propinaen um9ez
ben finb unb unter benz englti4en &C.
neralz@ ouperneur iteben, 10 bdben piele
acknowledgements nod teinespe9s
Sic 9oFnune aufaeseben, baB es ibnen
gelinsen tperoe. bic 9erri&aft iiber bic
Dominion an ii@ gu brinsen unb baz
raus Elm sr1Beres uno beHeres Trantz
reid gu MAIDEN, als bas europGii@e.
Wemn 2eute iol4en S4lages ft4 aur
Muspanberung entf@lieBen, 10 miilen
bic @erbdltniNe in Der 9eimatb ieben
fats boHnungslos iein; bic metiten
Tron30ii9zganabier tamen iibrtsens
aud NIT Der @bi i9t mad ben Ser.
@taaten, bier nur poriibereebenb @ers
bienit gu fu@en. allein na4 unb mad
gefiel Is ibnen in ber neuen umgebung
lie lieben ii9 naturalifiren unb peran>
labten ihre Greunbe uno Ma&barn
ebenfaus. bic 0ben @eflbe Quebec's
nit ben gefegneten Jluren Der Union gu
pertauf&en. Sect seb0ren fie gu unfez
ren, be1ten Mboptipbiirgern; lie limb
fleibig, rii9tern unb fparfam, tii@tige
Mrbeiter, 9anbmerter unb 2anbptrt9e
unb lebsn fait bur@peg in bebabi9en
NerbGltniHen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-20
.ie Giu.u anorrun8 aus Irans1'
fiid)sN nnaoa.

Die @inmanberung ber Tran3Di14z
GAMBLER bat i'm 2aufe ber leBten Sabz
re eine11 1ol9en umfang genommen.
bab ii@ iebt bereits cine grobere Mn3abl
ber1elben in ben 0ereintgten @taaten
als in ber propin3 Quebec befnbet; IS
1T bic bitterfte Notb, wel4e bic 2eute
aum @erlaKen ber 9etmatb tretbt.
Menn es ibnen mDglt@ ipare, ii4 in
berielben audi muir bic be14etben tie ausz
tDmmli4e @rtiten5 gu ii@ern, 10 mir
ben lie fi@ fi@erli@ nt@t CUR Muse
manberung entf@lteben; benin es giebt
taum einen Men1&en, benz es 14merer
fele, ftb bon benz 2anbe 1einer @dz
ter 5u trennen, als ben Tran3ofti@zGaz
nabtern. @ett ldnger als einem Sabrz
bunbert betra9ten ft4 bieielben als bic
etaentli9en Tran3oien; fte baben mil
5eltener Sreue bic @itten unb @ebrdus
de ber normannt1@en unb bretonii@en
8auern unb @belleute bes 1ieb3ebnten
eeSabrbunberts bepabrt. Mu4 bic franz
30ii1den @eiebe jener Peripbe gelten
nod unter ibnen; bon benz englil4en
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-20

- Dieter Sage traf Der merttani1@e
Granddaughter Mlon3o San&e5 III @lz
in benz teranti&en @ountp
8repiter Elm, na@bem ct 3ebn Sage
lang feinen Sropfen WaHer' getrunten,
1onbern MIR BON benz Safte Der @acz
t~uspflan3en 1einen Durft in Der duBerz
item Motb gel019t batte. Sene @egenb
lit 10 muKerarm, baB auf finfat9 Biz
finfunofieb3ig Meilen in ber @unbe
tein @aKer gu finben 1T. Samitag
bate CT fi@ I'M @ebtrge I'M 1loli4en
Sbeile bes @ountp perirrt unb lebte
3ebn Sage lang nur BON @actuspflanz
sen. @r taumelte f4lteBli& ean8 entz
frdftet in bag 8abnbofsgebdube BON
6aDmonb an her Sibpactftcz8abn in
Der NGbe bon Mlpine unb ftt1te bort
1etnen 9unger unb Durt, berlor aber
bariiber ietn geiitiges @lei@gepi4t, 10
caB ct III bas @efdngniB in @i@erz
beitsbaft 9ebra@t werben mubte. @r
perlangt ieBt fortmdbrenb Srintpafer.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-20

Der Ternipre9er in Sapan bat
bereits i'm Sabre 1877 @in9ang bort
gel unben, jebob be59rdntte 1t4 be1en
@ermenbung lange 3eit binour@ aus
19lieBlt9 auf poli3etli4e 3pede. @rit
i'm Sabre 1890 tpurbe nit Der 9eritelz
lung BON @tabt=Tern1pre@z@ inrt@tun<
gen in ben 9auptitdbten 9otio unb go
tobama begonnen. @nbe Mobember
1892 paren an bas Termpre9neb in
Sotio 1900, in Sofobama 280 Sbik
nebmer ange{4loN en-. CUR 3ett 1T bic
@egieruns nit Der Mnlage bon. Ternz
predz@inri9tungen in ben @tdbten
51ata unb &obe bef@dfttgt. Der
Dienit Bel ben @ermittlungs zMemtern
pirb in Der 3ett BON 7 l1br Mor9ens
Bis 8 ubr Mbenbs BON tpetbli9en, BOT,
8 ubr Mbenbs Big 7 l1br Morgens
bon mdnnlthen 8eamten beforgt. Diez
lie erfreuen 1i@ in Sapan elmer geringez
rem @eliebtbeit, als bic neibliden 8ez
amten. 2ebtere mil len iber IA Sabre
alt 1etn, biirfen aber bas Is. 2ebensiabr
ni9t iiberf@ritten baben. I'm bic
Ternfpreh<@ inri@tung gu einem m6gz
tih1t biQigen Prsiie benz publitum
iiberlai1e len gu t6nnen, bat bic @egierung
ale @inri@tungen einfa@ unb 1@mudz
los gebalten. Dte S%abresaebibr fir
bic Sbeilnabme 1T auf $38 feitgeiebt.
@dmmtlt6e BERN 2tnienbau berpenbez
ten Materialien, auber ben 9rdbten,
itnb iapaneiti@en n%riprungs, ale Dip
parate itnb in sSapan unb 3tpar bauptz
id&li4 in ben W%erfitdtten BET fat5erltz
@en notwithstanding in Sotio
angeferttgt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-20
6uuberten bon Mrbsttern murbe bur9
Grploiion bon @aien BET Musz
meg absei@nttten.
SroB aler @erfu@e gu ibrer &ettuns
1T bic 3abl Der Opfer cine
febr sroBe.

Der letber bereits 10 langen Reibe
bon nerbdnsnibpollen @rubencataftro<
pben lit am II. @pril cine nere burh
Elm l1ngliid in ben &oblenbergmerte11
Bel pontzb=pribb in Males btn3ugefugt
tporben. Der poqe l1mfang beilelbe11
1T aur @tunbe nod gar ni@t ab5uiez
ZEN, bod 1T bic 3abl Der Opfer etne
{ebr bebeuterbe. Das Rabel meloet
folgenbes:
Gin sfunte bon elmer in einem Stolz
len in Der Stefe arbtttenben Wfai4ime
febte etnen 9aufen Pubbaumtpoue tn
8ranb unb bie Glammen, bic in benz
@ebGlt rei@e Nabrung fanben, tbeilten
Gd balb BEN fGmmtli9en @tollen NIT,
IN benen 9unberte bon 4rbeitern CUR
s3ett bef9dfttgt tparen. ploBlt@ fano
cine Grploiip1r ftatt, bas in etnem nt4t
~ ~rbeiteten @tollen befnblt@e @as
bate fi6 ent3iinbet unb bra9te Sob
unb Nerberben in bic Retben Der 2eute.
Das erite, mas bic Mrbeiter BON Der III
mem >rohenben @efabr in Renntnib 1eBz
te, mar BET in ale Miben unb Tugen
briraenbe Hau9 unb an9fterfuQt JUDI
ten lie ben Musgang unb bas Greie gu
qetrimen. Mus benz Stolen, IN benz
bas Teuer ausbra@, gelang es 70 2euz
ten, bic Sberf 1G@e 3a %9etptnnen. etnt9e
batten 8ranbpunben babongetragen
unb ale trugen Spuren bon benz perz
3tpetfelten Sample nit benz 3erftorenben
Clement.
On Der Minbung bes @4a9tes
1pielte11 fi9 ber33erretBenbe @cenen ab.
Trauer1 unb Rinber umfteben lpebtlaz
qenb ben bunflen gGbneatben S4a4t,
in ben penige @tunbtn borbtr lire 2tez
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fubren, UNI ibem Sageperte na&3uz
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rem tperben.
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a%ufgeboten unb 3ablrei@e Greitpi1tge
melbeten it@ gu Der Mrbtit, bic beber3t
in bic Siefe bransen. aber fte erreihten
nur ben STOLEN, in benz bas Jeuer be-
9ann. Sic tpurben bort bon benz If
1ler1 entgssenbringenben bi@ten Dublin
3uridgetrteben, aber na4 elmer balben
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oema9t unb biesmal brangen fie 3ebn
Darbs tpeiter Dor. Sic fanben bier
2ei&en, bic lie nit in bic 90be nabmen.
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ber9ebens, ba bas 9ol3tperf aqentbalz
fan brannte unb bon ber Dede Sriimz
mermaEen nieberfelen. @iner ber
@ettungsmannf@aften, ber ii@ gu meit
bortpagte, murbe get0btet.
Mm Morgen bes IL. Mprtl gelang es
bas SFeuer gu lD14en, aber erf It fpGt am
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BEN tonnte. Snnerbalb 3 @tunoen
tparen etni9liebli@ ber 5 porber gefunz
bener So 2eid)en in bic Sbsrf ld9e 9ez
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mengetauert btnter elmer Sbure gefunz
ben. Gin Doctor, mel@er bic 2ei4en
unteriu@te, beri@tet, baB ale Spfer
erittdt iinb. @s pirb g%eglaubt, oas
nod mebr 2eiGen unter ben ptelen
@@uttz unb Srimmerbaufen lie9en.