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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-25
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She went into the room in. which the
child OF wediock slept before the now
smoldering fire. There was a dull red
glow in the room, but IL was hardly
possible to see anything by this. 1t
seemed to Jacob that, though still so
slight, fragile, girl-like, Maggie had
grown taller and more woman-like since
he had last seen her. Against the wall,
Just to the right OF the door, was
wooden bench, and the girl sank down
on this in an attitude OF unutterable
WEAKNESS. Jacob stood by the table re-
gardlng her in silence. II occurred TO
him that she was looking at the cradle
before the fire, and so that she might not
see 1t, and so revive painful memories,
he put a chair between her and it, (do-
ing this with much cunning simplicity,
he imagined, though Maggie knew well
enough why he did 1t, and sat on the
chair with his back TO the cradle. But
he said nething. Her continued silence
was incomprehensible TO Jacob; II APP
palled him; it seemed to be the cloak OF
some deeper, darker mystery, Her
signs, that seemed TO come forth from
her very soul, meant so much; yet all
the meaning OF them was mystery.
Why did she rot weep II she was sor-
rowful? Why did she not speak TO him
that he might answer, and try TO tighten
the heavy burden OF her heart?
She wept at last; wept so pitifuly, so
acknowledgement as Jacob had
never thought to hear woman weep.
This was as they sat in the wan red
AnshaA nf thar In n
portable suffering, and when the child
in the cradle behind Jacob began to
cry, Jacob put his hand to the cradle
and rocked it softly, and almest al once
the child's crying ceased. But loud,
sudden, bitter sob had gone up; sob
that took possession OF jacob Laur's
being, and the girl on the bench bowed
her face nearly TO her knees, and gave
way to q CONFUSION OF grief. Jacob,
so far as words went, was not much OF
a comforter. Maggie! Maggiel don't
cry like that, Maggie! was all he could
find to say, aud her weeping was so
vehement that she did not hear him
say even this.
Jacob had q small pocket lantern
with him, and he lighted this and put
it on the narrow black mantelshelf
among the shining metal ornaments.
Then he went 10 the window and drew
down the blind. While he was doing
this there was slight movement In the
room, and turning round to see what IL
was, be saw Maggie on her knees by
the cradle. Her left arm was thrown
over the wood head-cevering, her right
elbow was resting on the edge OF the
cradle; she was kissing the child and
sosbing bitterly. Truly her hearts
breakin'," Jacob said to himself. He
came back and stood near the cradle,
and when Maggie locked up he
saw her face clearly for the
first time In the lantern light. She did
not look at him; they were close to-
gether; but he could net tell that she
was for the msment unconscious Of his
presence-that she was gazing far
away at some object that might be In
another world. She was ~ girl partly
bereft OF her senses. And how old and
careworn she locked There was pre-
mature age On her sweet face; Der eyes,
since they had looked on, OF lost
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20
PRODUCE

NEW York. July 19.-Flour, receipts,
1900 barrels: exports, $500 barrels ;
sales 5000 barrels Wheat, receipts, l5S,
600 bushels; exports, SOS, GOO bushels; sales,
4 47O. 600 bushels futures and $50, 600 bush
els spot: spot market lower and weak;
ungraded red 665s a665(c; options fairly act
i've and lower; No red July, 59%afO14c,
closing at roc; August, 7OSa7lAc, closing
at 1890; Septemosr,l Sc; october lo% al6c
closing at 75Sc; December I9}9aSO4c,
closing at 79Skc Corn, receipts 26,OJJ
bushels. exports -, 900 bushels; sales, 4J0,-
600 bushels futures; 1900 bushels spot;
spOt dull and easier; August 4Sa4S34c, clos
ing at 4Sc: Septem Der 4S9< a4SSsc, closing at
4Sifc: October 4Sk a49c, closing at 4S6c.
Oats receipts. 81, 900 bushels; exports, 300
bushels: sales, 100000 bushels futures ;
-. 600 bushels so OF; spot dull; July, So59c;
August, 3l15a324 closing at Sl13c; Sep
TENDER, 3OlEa30%c, closing at SO4c; No
. Chicago SIC; No. white, 3Ia31 &C; mixed
western 36a371<c Cut Meats quiet Lard
quiet; western steam, 50 20; July, 80 65;
September 50 IS. Fork quiet and lower;
new mess. slS GOALS IS. Butter, lower;
Western creamery, 17a2lc: do factory, l51S
airs; ElCin PIC. Cheese, firm. Eggs firm
and steady. Tallow, firm. COttonseed OIL
ouiet Petroleum, quiet and steady. Rosin,
oniet Turpentine dull. Rice, steady
Molasses, duh and STEADY. Coffee, steady,
5alO points down. Sugar, quiet and
steady.
CHICAGO, July l9.-Wheat went to smash
worse than ever to-day. There was break
81 over two cents a bushel on the Deem
her option. During the last hour a general
manic seemed 10 take possession Of the
owners Of grain, especially OF wheat, and
there was a mad rush 10 sell. The many
| failures in Denver and a fresh break in
stocks were the moving factors and de
moralized everybody apparently, though
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20
LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, July 19.-Cattle, receipts IL, 600
head; shipments, 1900 head; market
steady: Texans 5al0c higher; prime a SOa
90; good TO choice 81 25a4 75; medium,
s3 OOa5 IS: common, 50 25a4 65; Texans,
81 0Oa2 IS; stockers 81 S5a2 80; COWS 81 GOA
2S5.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000 head; shipments,
1000 head; market heavy, 25a85c lower;
mixed and packers s. 4Oa5 45; prime heavy
s. 5Oa5 So: light mixed 81 60a5 60.
Sheep-Receipts, 10000 head; shipments
1000 head; market active; natives 50 15a
; 90; yearlin s. 5Oa5 10; westerns 50 GOA
4l5; Texans. SO l5a4 90; stockers, 3 5Oa
8 co; lambs So 25a5 75
EAST LIBERTY, July 19.-Cattle, receipts,
$50 head; shipments $50 head; market
dull: good 81 45a4 Gj; common 10 fair
SO OOa4 90: fat cows and bulls, 81 0Oa9 30;
bologna cows 50 90 to $40; fresh cows Sl5
to S45
Hogs-Receipts, 900 head; shipments,
500 head; market steady; medium and
light So 20a6 %; medium weight tops So lea
6 Is; extreme heavy s. S0a6 90.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000 head; shipments,
500 head; market dull; good s. OOa4 20;
prime 81 40a4 60; common 20 fair, - Qua
3 so; spring lambs g 50a5 80.
Veal calUes-Steady at s. 25a6 20.
CINCINNATI, o., July l9-Hogs, lower
at s. 25a5 So; receipts, 5000 head; ship
ments 1900 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20

White mUslins are seen made up short
and with a great many fOunces and
fills, and With the blouse bodice 0elted
IN. These dresses are usually entirely
of white, flowers on the nat lending the
only bit Of color. To-day's picture pre-
sents pretty aud unconventional even
ing dress composed OF figured China
silk, having a cream ground covered
with delicate pink flowers. The skirt
Is a mod fed bell and fits closely az the
hips. The waist is cut mOdestly low in
front and the cut-Out is edged with silk
feasher trimming. As indicated the
bodice is pointed both front Snd back
and is tight fitting. The trimming used
Is velvet To a shade Of pink a little
darker than that Of the pattern OF flow
ers in the silk. From shoulder to elbow
the sleeve Is pulled, and from elbow TO
wrist forms a tight cut Of the velvet.
zee short skirts promise 70 remain.
YaRng women are inclined TO enjoy this,
but with matrons 10 is otherwise. For
then deliberately embroidered hosiery
and tight-ftting shoes possess no
charms. The former seem 10 invite at
tention to the feet and the latter are not
at all comfortable In warm weather.
The easiest footwear for the summer
months are the cloth topped shoes so
much liked. FLORETTE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20

VIENNA, July ia dispatch from Ger
nowitz, capital Of Bukowina, states that a
band Of brigands raided the village OF Lip
kari, ia the Cxernowitz district last night.
The villagers resisted and those OF them
who had firearms fred into the brigands,
killing FIVE and wOunding several or them.
A desperate fight ensued, both sides put
ting forth their utmost endeavors 10 secure
the victory. The brigands, however, were
the better armed and had the larger sup
ply Of ammunition and they finally put the
villagers to flight Then the brigands loot
ed the village at their leisure and made OF
with their plumber without hindrance.
Tue frightened and despoiled villager not
fled the authorities az CzernOwitz Of the
robbery and troops are now in pursuit OF
the brigands.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20
For Over Fly Years.

AN OLD AND WELL-TRIED Remedy
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for over fifty years by millions OF
mothers for their children while teething,
with perfect success. 1t soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain, cures
wind co ic, aud is the best remedy for
Diarrhoe a. Is pleasant 10 the taste. Sold
by Drug gists ia every part Of the World.
TWENTY-FIVE cents a bottle Its value is
incalculable Be sure and ask for Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and take no
other.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20
His vic As,lstsd Rim.

WILKEsBARRE, PA, July 10.-Charles
Mcclure and wife, foreman and
fOrew0man at the lace factory in this city,
were committed to the county Jail prison
Yesterday without bail. The former was
charged with assault upon girl named
Katie Kelly, aged fifteen years, MS wife as
sisting him in forcing the crime. The de-
tails Of the case are the most horrible on
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20

The dresses at an fashionable gather
ings show that grenadine, black gauze
and crepOn are much In favor. Very
deep hounces Of black laces are often
seen, but the skirt is never covered TO
the top. The most general method Is TO
have one large hounce almost 20 the
hips, or one of eighteen or twenty incn-
es, very full, and headed by passemen-
terie, bead work or silk braid. Fancy
grenadines, black ground strewn with
bright hued flowers, are beautiful
when made up. They are worn al
most altogether by the middle aged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20
PETROLEUM

New York. July l0.-Petroleum market
was dull. PENNSYLVANIA oil, spot sales
none. August options sales none; 57}5c
On CRY. PA, July 19-Opened and
highest, 5S]5c; lowest and closed 55S sC;;
sales. 10000 barrels: clearances 10000
barrels; shipments, 1OO,71l barrels; runs,
20, $50 barrels.
PIrTsBURG, PA, July l9.-Petroleum,
nothing doing; bid 56c
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20
DRY GOODS.

NEW York, July 19.-In dry goods
to-day the late Improvement was scarcely
maintained. The improvised wants, how
ever, cause accommodations In some direc-
tions or threaten to do so, and under these
circumstances the mills are disposed to
take the opportunity to close for repairs
and until times mend. They could hardly
run for less than present prices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20

Mrs. Judson, the widow Of "Ned
Buntine," once popular author, is an
inmate Of New York almshouse. The
poor old lady is paralytic, and is so far
superior to her surroundings that her
life there Is dOubly hard.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20
The Metal Market.

New YORK, July 19.-Pig iron, steady
American, SD 75a15 30. Copper, steady
lake. $40 %. Lead, steady; domestic So 5716
Tin firm; straits $40 10.
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Wheeling Bridge aTrnlnil RallEgCa
rine Table Noe. 70 take eject i7:ol .. o.,
gunday J4lV isJj

Time Table No 70 take ensc, NV -
Sunday. Jsly ?. $50
t..va whsslinx-t8;f0 1879. s5;09 so
an a. a. M t1.95 $3.50 49,. S9i002. 10.
ssys Psninsuia--6.4s. f3:l6. $50, iSiois
40 O5 a. m. " 81. s2.f6. 'i;s 500 s..,,
Arrive Martins Fsrry-,s''.a. =. ste1ta'o. n.
80 a,,,iye terminal JunctioB -ft<'e. ts,tt y ~
s,S.os no ia m, 1916 'i.s :, > s,;le. y
sIssvs rerninal J0notioa --fli " t,.ol Us"
an nan. s3'30. f5:ii. t5ilt fe.fa s,g.Ef.
~ "a q. r.. 70: ~. g5.1g. f5.a2. ii:bt ?. u.
.sys pentnsuiA. 49, ys.li, 'lDi's -
10 "a +s.zs s5.s5 fs:5s, 500, pm.
Arrive Whseling-fi:tt 80 il',y Ms
.t.1 .2:b2. 1871. 1891. +s;fb. tip,ii p I a.,s
.Daily. tDaily except osh9s1
0n IN trains will run on Eastern Tirss s,c a..
nolqeAe -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20
rRANs.onIo pIYIsloNs.

For Columbus. Chicago aud ths west go =
m. aud liz y. No., daily, ana BOO p m.' eh"'"
columbus, Cincinnati and 81 Louis iab
and 10. 30 a. m. daily. .n.o -
81. ClAirvills accommodation, DO@ M 80
350p. IN, except SVn9ay.
aRaiyE
From Chicago. 3 IS a m. and t2D p. M. daily,
and 1905 D. m, except sunday.
From 81. Louis. Cincinnati ana SoiemDer
500 A. m and 5 10 o. m dai y. -.
st. Clslrsy lls accommodates, 400 andAls
p. M, except Sunday. cu.s y scrtf.
General Passenger Agent
1T. LANE, T. P. AT, wheeling. ". i, s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20

ONO RIVER RAILROAD {
-. IA ,ftsr lone -, PEssergsf ifiln5 -
- - sellow,: sDAily. tDsily' tfcfys tsa
day. Central Iims. ------.--.-.lsfi bs
- an
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20

sDaly. tDaily except sunday.
JOHN BAILIE. 100 Market 81
tussAdh 7. =. DUNBAR. Union Depot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20
ARRIVE

WHEELING AND PITTsBURG DIVISION
For Plttsborg, Washington. Baltimore. ,hlp
adelohia and new York, 6.Oo a. M and e-S0R
m. daily, 80,
Pistsbsrg accommodation, 1870 a m, dalli
pittsburS exprsss. $50 D M etcspt sundaA
Washington, Pa, accommodating, wv n
except SUNDAY.
Pittsburs express, 900 ?. m. Sunday oniy
ARRIVE.
From New York. Philadelphia, Baltimore
Warrington and Pittst ufg II 10 aud 10 - . a.
Pi.tsburg mail, l2S p. M, sIcep, sandaL
and $50 .. m. daily.
Warrington. Pa, ACCOMMODATION, f'oSe. N
excert Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20

4Daily except sunday. - ~, -.
Sunday Church Trains will lehxe Elm ufo's
at9:S3 a N. and Wheeling AZ l2;lI r IN;
H. E. WElSGERBER,
Gen. Manager
, 1893-07-20
Der Sbulrdtb.

Sn bcr 8citri9en SiBung bcs S6uIratbs
ipnrOe ein 9rOtcit beS OtitglicOeS Tris
0Ob ocrleien, tpelober &ertpabrung qeeen
Die G%rnennun9 peri6ieoener SurnIc6rer
einIcgt, ipeil Ell ais W{itglico Oes Gomitcs
fir o0S Surncu nicbt I'm ieine Nniicbt be-
trd8t ipurOe. ST u1terbrcitete Des6a!b 6en
folgenoen OtinoritGtsbcricbt: q. 9. Ga
miami, 6crmann Stcin uno g8iQiam &opp
ais Gurnlcbrer in hen 6~oc6lcbulen Qluouit
a3app, Nlm. &inberpater, otto @reubel.
Soiepb Gernad, G6arleS @obeui unb s. 6.
Sabn ais Surnlebrer in ben @romGrflalz
len.
Sic elite ipur6c nit 9(usna6me ser betz
ben leBten 9tanten al1genommen.
Der btSberi9e Br6itoett oeS SbuIrntbs,
WcSaren, tpuroe su ieineu eigcnen gtads
folger unD .. st. Cameron gum Gt,ez
Brdii6euten eripdhIt. 9n Mc9arcns Nmtsz
termin abgeIorfen lift, iobalb Sic ncllerz
ltannten Scbulrdtbe ibre 9lGbe antreten,
miro pabri9cinlid Cameron 9rGii6ent
perben. 2luBer0em iDurOen MIR Goutinez
gei3aftc e%rlebt8t.
, 1893-07-20
Stdoti1hes,
unf6uloi9 perPaftet.
Der 5euerpehrmann Wiliam PARIS faIi6*
lid Der Gntfiihrune eines iuueen
mdodens beifuloi9t.

Q8iQiam 9arf3, Gin Mitglte6 Ser
Sprtbencompagnie 9to. AZ, ipurbe geitcrn
inter Der ~2Inflage Derbaftet, Die 15idbrige
@olunbra SlaOiua, Die in Der 9tdbe be5
SprtBenbaules tpobnt, am Wtontag @lbenb
eutfilbrt SIT baben. 8arts mar bpcb er=
itaunt, gin9 aber o6ne 8iberitrcben nit
na6 3ttcbter 0oglanoS 0eribt unb i~telte
8itrgldaft fir ietn Gribeiner sum Serz
min. 0aS 0tdbcben peridbtparo am W2onz
tag 2tbenO aus benz 6auie icincr Stern
9to. 20 Snoiana StraBc. geiteru gfacb>
mittag fanD Ste 8oliSei eS in 6cm 6ctm
fir gefaucne Sraucn an Der Snbiana 2lOe.
unb 81. StraBe. Mtan bate bas WtGbd5en
Sulebt an Montog 2l6cno nit 9arts in
etncm 8ug8D 9eieben, ein llmitano, Der bic
@ltern 81 Dem @lauben 6racbte, baB IS bon
tDm cntftDr1 iporoen ici. 9ieS niro ie0ob
bon benz OtG0dan entibieoen in 2t6rebe
gelteut; e3 %behauptet, aus freiem gSilen
0aS @lternDauS perlaiien unb iicb mach benz
8enannten Snltttut bcgeben 5u babclt. 9a>
raufbiu iucbtcn Die @ltcrn iofort 4artS auf
unD baten i'm I'M Gutibuloigung fUr iei1e
0urcb lte %DeranlaBtc 8erbaftung. 8arfs
tit Gin DerDetratbetcr Otann uno mo6nt nit
ietner Tanttlte in Dem 6aule $40. 81 8ingz
bant Str0Be. @r la9t, oaB ct am Otontag
etl1e Spa3terfabrt gen1acbt unb baS WtGo>
cben aut tbr Griubcn mitgcnomr1en babe.
ST babe lie ipater, faum cinen 8lod bon
ibrcr 8obnung entfernt, abgcicBt. Der
Sail miro oicie g8Dcbe 3ur Gcrban6lung
fommen, ieIbitDcritGnOlicb aber nit 9arfS'
Tretlprecbung en0en.
, 1893-07-20
Der 8eiu9 ser DEMONSTRATING.
@tntrittsfarten tpurben an 8eiu6er BET
Neltausiteaung an MEDITERRANEAN Sa9en
b%erfauft:
APhFrhltR
Qno 9nr5gefaGte s.

= Ser @ettermal11 propbe3eit uns be1te
beiteren 6immel nnb na3 SiiOen uni 9la=
ge11oeu 8 ltmtub. ..-
&uBlanb iou ii6 in benz Gtreite Sronfs
retbs nit Siom ali Oes "eriteren Seite 9eitput
nnb &rie9si6iiie no6 Clam 9ei9idt boben.
9ub bas &rie9si6ifi oStolia" ben &ez
o%oluttondren in Sroitlten ab9enommen.
Ser n~iebrige @ilberpreis auBert feline
gStrfu119 au3 alf Die meritonii6c Stlberir=
buitrte. Der 8etrieb zines 9roBen S6melsz
tpertes lit ein9eiteQt porben unb ou9 Der
Serlonot pom merifaltii6em Stlber 1ta6
omerttonti9eu S9mel5werte1 BAT tart ob9ez
I%lontrnert.
-0ie Sep0lferult9 Der ltomeitI9en 6oupt=
ltoot 8o19tO9 lGBt ii9 bur6 bic alt9ebli3e
Verlt6erun9 Der frGnsO1ti9en Ge9ierln9, boB
tie fetn ltomeiti0eS @ebiet S1 annefttren be-
ub1i6tt9e, oufs 9teue III Si6erbeit 1pie9eln.
2Ste pertrG9t ii6 ober bieie Nerli6erun9 nit
Der i'm fronS0ii6elt llltimatum an Clam ent=
baltenelt Norberltl19 Der Q(btretu19 beS Iinfeu
llfers bes Wtetlon9= Sl1ies?
-Sn ber NGbe pou gSoterpiQe, g., 1tnb
Selqueuen DON pbGnomenoler gr9tebt9tett
eri6loiien worbe1.
- Sin englii8er 8opitGlt, mel6er bos
omerttoril9e Srte9sl6tfi ,,Oto9tcon" on1 8.
Suit mo6lbebalten an9etroTelt bat, be5ei6net
Die gta6rt6t DON et11em Jtel1cplttre S1pt16en
Dem .VtObica1" nl1b benz See6u1tbsfGlt9er
UQleranbrta" ltno ebenlo Don ber 8eI6lQ9=
ltobnte bes Seebu1tbsfGn9ers vHionier" ais
nl1be9riinoet.
, 1893-07-20
Der Rattirer 0er gltiinae 1T uem
0rleans
Om Oeroadte, oen Onfel Sam be-
toRlen 81 baben.
SadperfdtOi9e NIT Ger l1nteriu6uns be.
i6dftiot.
g etp Orleans. 20. Suli.

Ser &aiitrer Ser bieiigen Miin8e, pelcber
nit Der finan3teQen uno politiiben Sc
ibicbte ber Staot felt Sabren auf bas
Gngite Derfnilpft 1T, ipirb it6 gegcn ernitz
li6e 8ei6ulot9un9et, ipelcbe 6emnGcbIt
BON &e9ierungsbeamten gegen ibn erboben
per6en iouelt, 81 Dcrantporten boben. 8or
bret Nocben e%ntitanb in einem ber Miinsz
9etuolbe 6euer, iiber tpeIcbes oie 8eamten
fcine 9tecbeni6aft able9en tonnten. Ser
Saiitrer 9otDling mar Die ein3tge 8erion,
tpel6e BEN S6lIiieI 3u benz @em0lbe bate
unb ote Combination Ser inneren Sbiirc
fannte. BUR 3ett 6eS Seuers befan6en fid
81, 000, 900 IN Sob unb Silber un6
$4,000 in 8apiergel6 in Sem @epDlbe.
Dies lebtere lag tn einem &aften, ur1o bas
Seuer mar BORT entitanben.
9opltng CAB ais GrflGrung 6ofiir an
baB in SDlge Der Grplpiton elmer @Libli6tz
faplel etne Oellanpe urn9etporfen unb in
BEN &aiten g%efalen lei.
Gon Waibington tpur6en stpei Socbperz
itdn0i9e ab9ei9tft, UNI bic SQcbe gu inter
lucben, unb 9OtDting ipur6e BON @e6eim =.
poltSiiten bepabt. Ser 8etrag Ser feb
lenben Summe lit 1924, 900, un6 es beiBt,
Dab ii9 3ur 3ett bes TeuerS itatt Scr
$4,000 nur Elm gang unbe6euten6er 8e>
trag in Dem &aiten befunben babe.
, 1893-07-20
0efan9eae madJem uer1tueifelte
DerfudJe,
Die soloene treibett mteoer gu er-
lan9en.
aber Ger S6Iie6er modt ihnen fets einen
Stri4 ourd Ole Re6nune.
SO b, ST., 20 Suli.

9te @efangenen i'm GountDgefGngniB
bobcrt tnnerbalb elmer @ocbe 3tpei o~er3tpeiz
telte 6lucbtperiucbe gemacbt. Sn .lebter
Mobe geLo1g es t6nen, itcb cine SGse gu
berf5affen, nit pelcber Tie Ben 8olsen,
tpelcber baS @iien9itter an Der @angtbiire
icblteBt, entfernten, un6 bic 6lucbt pilroe
tbnen gelungen letn, ipenn Ser S1lieBer
ntbt nocb grade sur rehten 53eit bic So9e
entbedt bdtte, SeBt boben tie einen stpetten
Ser1ucb gema6t, ous5ubrecben. Sic nab
men etn Gaar Stiide bon elmer 8umpe,
uno braben NIT benieIben Elm groBes 9ob
1T ben S6Ornitetn; bies purbe mG6reno
oeS Cages nit 3eitungen, Sic ie nit Moz
lalies bei3miert batten, oerbedt. Qus Der
S6lteBer ben @efangenen bas 6rii6itid
bracbte, ftel tbm bas Bapier an bent Scbornz
itein auf ct riff es b%erunter un6 bas 0ob
tpuroe entoe6t. Die Sii6rer BET bem
Tludtberlu9e finb 9ttleD unb Means, 3tpei
@tnbredber, Oeren Yro5eB nGcbitens b~eginnt.
Sebt 9aben bic &erle @in3el5euen angez
pteien er6alten, unb aucb bic an6eren Sc
fangenen tperOen auf baS SOr9fdlti9ite be-
tpacbt.
, 1893-07-20
DeOeuten0e 0elqueuen
Sino in Ser Ndhe oes Oorfes
Wdterptue
Jm n0roliden Ohio erf 6Io6en woroerr.
SoIe6o, g., 20. Suit.

2Dle0o, Sy ~. Suit.
SIN Dem ettpa fiinf3cbn Mfeilen bon bier
bcle9enen 9orfe NaterUtlle berri6t groBe
lufregung itber Die an9cbIic6e @~ntbeGung
bon ncuen SelqueIen ppn pDGnomenaler
@rgiebt9feit. Die betreffen6cn 2GnDereien
purben Dor sttpa breiBtg Sabren ais mertbz
los aufge9eben uno lagen ieitoem p0utg
bra6. @etpiiie Qn5eicben, ipelbe auf bas
8Orbanbeniein BON SelqueLcn i1lieBen
ltcBen, DeranlaBten unldngit mebrere 6orz
mer un0 5ipet Selipcfulanten sltr . abtung
oer betreftenOen GGrbereten l1no ocr Gorz
nabn1e bon 8obrun9en. 9ieielben tparen
bon iberrai6enbem@rfolge begleitet. i3pci
Quellen ltetern per Sag burcbi6nittlib
600 SAB Del, unb peric6iebene anoere BON
5mticben 200 bis 600 SAB.
Set Dem 8efannttperoen 6ieier Shat
iacbe treffen bon allen Setten Oellpefulan7
ten unO Qlrbciter Elm; Die STANDARD Sill
Company bat natiirli6 au6 iofort ibrc
Singer i'm Spiel, unO fault aues 2an0,
mas in Der @egenb nocb SIT babcn lit, ouf.
Die glitdltben @tgentbitmer Der neuen
SelqueQen tper0en DDrauS li6tli6 itetnreic6
tperoen. Nus Dem 0orfe WaterDiue lit
uber 9tac6t cine GuBerit Iebbafte feline
StaOt getuOroen, uno Die Sreube ilber 6as
unperboffte Slid labt aus a1en@eit9tern.
, 1893-07-20
mte OnfeI Sam in feiner Gu
mitbt9fett
Se6s3i9 eineeidmue9eIte Ghiilefen ni9t per-
Run9ern laiien nil.
% oibtn4tOn, 20. SSult.

y -O' oOUt"
SecBS3tg Gbtneien tparcn an 8orb zines
9ampferS in Bortlano, Ore, BEL allen
lleberfluB, nm btlDlt6 81 reDen, bcm 6unz
gertOoe ilberlaiien. l1no oics muroe in
foI9enoer Weiie berbeigefilDrt: &iir5lid
fam Der 9aiiagierOampfer v6aDticn Ste
public" NIT elmer 2aDung @6ineien in Sort
LAMB an; Oa aber ieb6Si8 Derlclbcn nicbt
b~etpetien f%Onnten, baB ie Su etnem Nufe1t>
bait IN Den Ser. Staaten berecbtigt tuaren,
10 Ourften fe ntht lanben. gu gleicber
3ett ipuroc Der Oampfer negen Shmugz
gems Don Opium unb cbineiiic5en Inter
t0alen pcrflagt, ipeB6alb bic Gtgentbiimer
oaS S5iff pcrIteBer, pGbrenb Sic ieGbS;ig
Gbincien al 8oro bletben mltBtel1. Sn Der
NnnaDmc, baB ~erltereS geid6o6, bamtt oie
3c9terun8 Bic Gorge fir bte Gbinelen
ilbernebme uno Die @igentbiimer 6erielben
ent6obcn tDiirben, tpetgcrte iicb 0aS Sbab>
amt, itcb in bic Sacbe etnsumiic6en, ltn0
Die lecbSStg G6ineien tpur0en DeBbalb obne
Ndhrun9smittel at 8oro geLaiien, ipGb>
reno es tbnen ST gleicber 3eit perboten mar,
ans San0 81 geDcn.
Sn Tolge zines Yroteites bon Seiten 6eS
6ineiti6en @eIanbtcn bagegen, Dab ietne
2anb5leute Dem SungertoOe preiS0e9c6en
ipiirOen, nabrn ii6 Sic Gegierung ic5lieBz
lid %iniofern BET arnten ScufcI an, baB iie
befabl, ocnielben tGgIib BRET Wta6l5eiten gu
perabfolgclr, obgLeib tie nacb Der @nticbeiz
Dung oes Suiti5OepartementS fein 9tecbt SIT
~trgenomclcber Gtnmii3ung bat. Die 81
9entbitnter Oes 0ampfers baben bis gut
@ntibeiOung bcr &lage fir ibre S6mlgz
g~ellpaure, in bieiem Safe Sic ied65i8 Gbiz
neien, 81 iOr8en; Oa ie itb beiien abcr
enti3ieocn t%peigern, 10 iuitrbem bic G6incien
mitten III benz ie ulngeben6en lle6erfluB
Derbutgcrn, tpel1n it6 Ontel Sam, I'M
@toeriprl6 nit Dem gei6rtebenen @eicb,
oerlelben ntc6t angenpmrten uno Die Suit
terun9 beriel6en nicbt angeor6net bGtte.