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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-17
Proper Respect for tho Hog"

To he Eidor ofHe DjslItt;
For the nautical phrase "scudding uu.
der hare pots." used ia my letter of yes.
terday 20 describe the probable plight II
cattlo by the ldes of March. IN view ~ tho
great scarcity of toel, your printer makcs
mo say "LI., J9,s" mzhprlces Ofpork
and lard does not incline cur people 10 rr-
gard Ioles" az "i0t,.' piesso correct
any impression thus made that Wo ara
lacking II proper respect for the hog.
CORRESPONDENT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-17
THE TexAs IN THE ORYDOcK.
Death of - surfman from Accidental
shooting-Fire Ia Norfolk County.

rCorrespoudonce0 ~ the Kicln0nt DisoatchI
NoRr1rE. February lG.-Ordcrs have
been received at the nayy-ynrd 10 place
the battle-shp Texas in the dry-dock 20
cle1n and rcpaInt her bottom and adjust
her sea-valve5. She will 90 IN the olmp-
son dock.
As--tant-NavalCo Constructor ". J. Bax-
ter has been ordered 10 the Bethlehem
Irou-NOrks on temporary duty IN con-
uectiou with getting cut the heavy armor
of the now ships.
4 surfman named T.. G. Smith. on duty az
tho Creed --lilll lfs-savlug station, died
ou tuesday from injuries resulting from
gun-~tOt wound IN the lcg while shooting
ducks.
TO ATTEND TIL FUNERAL.
All the prominent SeGUoard Airline
officials leave here tonight % attend tho
funeral of Colonel John VI. Robinson III
At . o'clock last night Mr. William W.
Ramsey and Mss Jeunie Powell were
united in marriage by Eoy. Dr. VI. b.
Wharton 40 tho home ot the bride, Oh
James street.
A mrniure.factory toemploy fifty work
men IS III process ot construction ot Port
Norfolk.
Nlr. VI. F. Peasants Of Richmond. Clork
Of the United States Circuit Court. ls
here. Tho court Is engaged with civil
matters.
NOHFOLE-COCNrY MOTIFS.
This morning IN Norfolk county
grocery store on Chestnut street near
Clifford, owned by Timothy Cherry and
occupied by j. F.. Hathaway, was burned.
The fire caught from lamp which ex.
plodcd. The loss on house and stock -
covered by insurance.
Mrs. kebecca Armistead. Of Portsmouth,
day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-17
n.Ior Otey Not Withdrawn.

LyNcHBuRg. Va, February ia recon,
special telegram dated Washington. AZ
pearel in the DIsPAICH which stated that
Withdrawn from tho race FOR tho internal
revenue collectorshlp for this district.
Your correspondent can state authori-
tqtlvelv that the rumor ~ mistake.
MAJOR Otey's name has not been With
drawn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-17
phill,p., D,x.,,,ble Cocoa

presents new and valuable food beverage IL
Is delicious 10 tho taste, highly nutritious, aai
rendered readily ilsestiole. I, VIII not Cause
distress or headache ike tho ordinary ooooas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-17
cocNNG-MAIN NEAR PETERSBURG.
The UDper-rown Boys Yictorious-Man
Rfchmondrrs Present-Ihe Pitters,

ISpotiAl tolegram % me Dispat'h.I
PErFRsruRG. VA, February ia cock
ing.maln was fought to-day Ia one OF tho
counties ADJOINING this city between what
Is called tho upper and lower-town boys.
The main was for 500. so BENG bet On
each n-hr. The main commenced 40 noon
and lasted until dusk. tina UPPER town
bows winning SIX out Of the ten fights.
Thore was u large number Of RlchmonderS
present, and quito largo sum OF money
changed hands. The lower-t0wn chickens
wcre pitted bv Mr.. Arnold. OF Richmond,
and the uppers by Mr. Vaughan. of North
l-nr.ItrLu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-17

In the hall 20 prevent forciblo election. On tho
10th of this month tho icpublican House passed.
a resolution giving the POpulists until the 2lst
instant "tO declare their intention Of becoming
members Of the legal house." II the Iosniists
fail 20 declare such intention by the date named,
the intention % the Republicans Is 10 declare
their seats vacant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-17
BUeNA VISTA TO 4AVs Az. NJ. c. A..
Death OF "A Grandchild OF MsIor Euker-
Reduction Of the Ctty ~alsrie..

Esductton Of the C,ty >alsrie-.
Correspondence u tne Ri-nmond DisoatchI
RrrVi VISTA. Va. February lG. A peti-
tion was circulated Yesterday and received
seyenty-fye signatures for the purpose Of
Organizing Young Mems Christian Asso-
cation. 4 meeting wlll be held III once %
perfect the organization.
The infant ot Charles II. Price. Jr..
died this week and was buried al L,xing-
ton TUESDAY, THIS little one was tho
grlndchild IT Major Charles EuAer, II your
CITY.
Tho Corporation Court-Julpa J. o.
Shepherd presiding began It's February
term The docket - very heavy one,
aud the court Will continue IN session all
0l next week. Monday u set for the trlal
of a damage suit against the Norfolk and
Western Railroad Company.
As AN EXPERT.
Mr. William Mitchell. Of Richmond. is
hers rs VI expert examining the accounts
of the Bueua Vista Company as well a.
writing W is books. HIS engagement Is
likely 10 last several months.
Wholesale REDUCTION.
Monday night the CITY Council made a
wholesale reduction IN the salaries Of the
city employees. This was done 20 enable
the city 10 continue It's electrIc-hght
plant and It Is not vet clear that the cleo
trlc-iight plant may not DO suspended
temporarily
President BARCLAY. Of the Buena Vista
Company. has been confined 10 ms bod by
illness tor the past two weeks, but IS SAID
g. be improving.
The city and county authorities have
united upon building new and excellent
county road from this place 10 Lexington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-17
The DAVIS REMOVAL.
Mayor Tilysou In New Nork-Mrs. Davis
Wishes the Least Ceremony Possible

NEW YoEa. February lC Hon. J. Taylor
Ell,sou. Mayo; OF Richmond, Va, arrived
iu tins cty tins morning for the purpose
~ consultiuc Mrs Jefferson DAVIS III re
gard 20 the removal of the romans OF her
husband from New Orleans 10 Richmond;
II understood that large delegation ot
.ee Camp. Confederate Veterans. VIII act
as mn escort % the body from New Or
leans 60 Richmond Mr. Ellyson, how
ever. Will be entirely guided IN the matter
OF the removal Of the body by Mrs. DAVIS,
who. IL Is said desires u to be attended
with as little ceremony Gs possible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-17

| ask the privilege # tho DrspArcH 70
state that tho wording or my ar,lclo IN
the New York journal ~ fDD,.ttcf ~ Med-
ucsday last should have been prntai As [
wrote "t,hm I rs" u Il4.' of s-ntos.
Tie typographical error is almost evident
IN this connection. ". l.. Dul ELi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-17
yIothers Shouid Keen

close at hand a bottle OF thss oli-fashiouod reno
dy OF Pine Tar. Horehound, and Wiid Cherry
Dg. DAyiD's coCGH SyaCr-and give IL 20 shsls
croupy and coughing children snd pcayeas dis.
case nom taking bald On sheuA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-17
Have Not Dissolved or closed Up.

The following appeared in tho DIsp,rcH
OF sunday last from a Raliorl corresponds
ent:
Harris & Bovd. dry goods. hayo closed
up aud dissolved"
Messrs. Harris & Bowl write IA that
there is no truth IN the above statement,
and We cheeriu.lY maze tho correction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-17
A TRAMP s FleNOIsH REVENGE.
Escape Of the Letellier Family from q
Terrible Death-A Rescue.

Terrible Death-A Rescue.
Especial telegram to the Dispatcn.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. February ia
tramp. through revenge, set fire 10 the
stOre-roOm and dwelling of Alr. W. W. Le-
TELLER. at Burnly's. IA small statlon on tho
Richmond aud Danville railroad a few
miles from Charlottesville. about o'clock
A. NJ. The proprietor and entire family
narrowly escaped being burned TO death.
The Odor of smoke awakened them. Nr.
Letelher let ono OF his children TO the
ground through the window. and taen.
calling to his wife 10 follow, jumped out.
FELL INTO THE FLAMYs.
His wife became dazed and started down
the stairway which had been burned
away. and with her 2-year-old child fell
into the burning nass. Her husband and
friends broke open the door and pulled
her out IN an unconscious condition. She
was burned in terrible manner and in-
hailed the FIRE. 1t Is thought that she can
not possibly live. The child was not se-
riously burned. The building and entire
stock or goods were destroyed. No clew
has been obtained TO the incendlary.
A JOINT committee from the jefferson
and Washington Literary Societies of tho
University OF Virginia are now III Wash
ington for the purpose of inviting tho
Hon. Bourke Cochran 10 deliver the final
address before the societies III June.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-17

Special tickets sold from Richmond %
Lynchburs o. 4 Chesapeake and OHIO rail-
way at $40. EoIui Trip. -. Trans
leave Richmond az \. VI. ani ; +. ~.
James River DIVISION station. seats IA
parior-cars. 2j cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-17

is not \ cigarette controlled ~ trust. its
phenomenal success wherever introduced
has been achieved oy exceptional merit as
d strictly higher grade clgarctte.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-17

{. aud o. vestlbule Lirnitri f"r >orfoik.
Leaves Richmond rH Chesapeake and
Ohio 9 A. N. daily, arrives Norfolk u noon
with parlor-car attached.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-17

When Baty vas sick, ws gave asr CsStor!a-
When sho ~as Chlld, shs srled sor Cassoris
@hsn she became Miss, she olung TO CAssorfs.
When she had Childr-s, sls gave them Cas,ori,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-17

Old papers for sale a. -5 cents hundred
OF DsPAICH office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-17
TAE AMERICAN LIRE.
Ivy City Track - senator Biackburp,
Judge-Jimmy Rowe. starter.
lBy telegraph 20 the Dispatchl

WASHINGTON. February 16.-Ihe Ivy City
race-course. recently purchased by syn
dicate sald 10 be composed of prominent
New York politicians and capitalists, Will
be re-opened with a season OF racing. be-
ginning on the 25th instant and contlnu-
ing over Saturday. March ith. There Will
be ve races each day. total purses r2.lOJ,
except the last day. when the handicap
mile and one-slXteenth will be tor $500 IN
stead OF $500. senator blackburn. OF hen,
tuckv, one Of the club officials. says he Will
act a. Judge during the races, and tnat
Jimmy Rowe Will be the starter.
EVENTS At GUTrESpURG.
New YoRK. February l6.-Ihe warm wea-
ther brought race-goers to the Guttenourg
track IN large numbers to-day, despite tho
fact that the card was rather unattracuye
and the track as deep a. a marsh.
First race-three quarters or mile
Character won; Craft second. Spartacus
third. Tine. l:12e!.
Second race-four and one-half fur
longs-Llttle Fred won; FugOt second,
Kerry Cow third. Time, 1:0i.
Ttrd race-sx and one half furlongs-
Greenwich won Miss Bess second, Black
lock third. Tine, 1891.
Fourth race-fve e'Ghtbs Of mile
BENJAMIN won Register second, Mayor Is.
thlru. lime. l01tl.
Fifth race-four furlones-Glance won;
Lucy Wallace second, Spaldie third. lime,
81.
sixth race-seven eighths Of mile
Glenlochy won; DR.. fIelmuth second, l. {.
W. third. Tine. l:i0.
QUAKER CITY TRACK.
GLOUCESTER. y. j.. February l6.-Thouch
only pronounced fRyorite5 won ~ GlOu-
ce-ter TO-DAY, the winners were fairly well
played. The feature of the day was tho
run made by Freddy D0ane on MAJOR
Thornton, who was left standing still when
the flag tell IN the last race. Results:
First receive furlongs tus won
Pokino second. Shamrock third. 1ime.
1879.
Second race-hvo furlonge-Brght Eyes
won: Bert second. Kari B. third. Time.
l:15.
Third race-six ard one-half furloDgs-
Schuylklu won; Pelham second, Eatalpa
third. lime. l:ll4..
Fourth racc-ouo mile-Blzzard won;
Gloster second. Eohc third. lime 2.0j.
Fifth race-four and oLe-haif furiongs-
Roy Lochiel won; Iingaga second. Grcen
Bay third. lime, l.o5'..
Sixth race-siX and one-quarter fur
longs MAJOR Thornton won; Montague
second, Capston third. Time, l57.,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-17

We beard a mechanic say that he would
not be without salvation Oh. 1t kills
pain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-17
TRAGIC EFFECT OF A DRINK OR TWO.
Mr. waters's Legs Crushed ana lie Dies
u.a,b. s..-.oa,. kntf.
Under the Surgeons knife.
rona.,tai taiagran 10 ghs Dispatchl

KEYsyILLE, Va, February l6.-Mr. J.. f.
Waters. aged 81 years. a joweller, formerly
of this place. but now residing near
brakes Branch. came here yesterday aud
spent the day, and according to his own
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-17
mr. DO TOBACCO IAw-srII.

Tho etatcm0ut ~ HuthIrlIFI thot the
suit winch vas about to be instituted hy
Mr. julius W.ttaow-hi, OF Australia,
against Mr. David iua,op, OF this ci'y. for
breach OF contract aud winch was in TINS
correspondence referred To on the iOth
ana again on tho 18th instant, has been
compromised out If court through their
respective attorneys.
Mr-. Elizabeth Spain, an aged and re-
spectci indy. died 10 her home, IN tho
western part Of tho city, yesterday.
The order OF Elk5 OF this CITY ia making
extensive arrangement, for the torthcom-
lug anniversary benefit and celebration
of thc order. Prominent Elks IN this and
other States have accepted invitations u
be present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-17

Instructions were then submitted with
out argument and the iury retired. The
lurv afterwards came ont aud asked the
Court that they be allowed 10 retire 10
their room az the hotel aud meet the Court
asan at , o'clock IL the morning. This
was done.
lr. Mas.ie has been showorei with COM
pllmeuts. and Hon. ". ". MOIett SAID his
speech wa. . complete ylndlcation Of Rev.
j. K. Moae,t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-17

.r lnHcycr. TOOK new and
igrr. Mr. Morse having
r iurpr D,macfatI. Ot Ala
question. the latter brought
-eL as BIAS not been enact
r ci tle House siuce Sir.
'.. and General Weaver, ot
~ tfer coats and proceeded
.r differences bV hst,cuGs
Yaifed ol the gentleman FROM
's whether Le was aware Of
.. ticfe stood to-day upon the
az ex.soldler who was draw
In pi SO month Tor total
"ho "as receiving salary OF
'caf, aud VINO was employed at
~ 'e.,4 4--Lc. lLaughter.l Now. II any
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-17

In conclusion. Mr.. Masslo asked the Jury
. mete out exact justice 10 the prisoner
trlrle,sly. honestly. and deliberately. As
DEE c.osed Colonel Aylett asked that tho
mrv he placed m charge of some other per-
SON than Deputy Sergeant {. y. Momack
lie would giyo hs reasons 10 the Court II
the Court desired. and the Judge SAID he
would hear Colonel Aylett later. Colonel
Aylett afterwards said that his charge
against Womack was not of serious cha
racter. but be had made the request out OF
abundant caution.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-05
Sic @pfbier=2eit.

l1eber 6en llriprung bes 8odbieres
1T f9on iebr piel pbilOiopbirt por6en ;
man bat es BON Climbed, Der beriibms
ten norbbeutf6en 8iertabt, abgeleitet,
beren Sranf lett alter 3eit beriibmt lit
man bat bic fiubif6 : alberne @rfldz
rung aceeptirt, baB einmal giner, Der
in eittem Miin9ener Parf benedict gez
funben purbe, berausgeIalt, Der BOD
babe i'm geftoBen. Infer Speaialz8ez
f6i6tsfori6er glaubt ieSo6, bic 8ez
aei9nung bod" fiir Elm fairies 8ter
big tief ms altbeuti6e Seibentbum
perfolgen 5l fOnret.
Sn 9eutI6lanb lit Der erlte Mai Der
offiaiele 8odtag. Ser 1. Mai mar
BEL ben alten 9eutl9en Der Wobansz
tag in Der Na9t gum l. Mai fubr bas
tpilbe Seer unter 6adelbernb's Nnfib>
rung bur6 Die 2uft, in ielter Na6t ELL
ten bic Seren mad Der neuern Mnf6au<
utts mad Dem 8lodsberge. Nn l. Mai
purbe lit a1en sermanii6en 2dn6ern,
bon ben Nlpen big gu ben S9neefels
bern @ormegens unb Sslanbs, ron
2itbauet Bis mad ben brttif6en Srz
5el1, Der SDmmer eingebolt, nobel
tnan 6as itarte Maibier tranf. Nm l.
Mai trat Der sermanii6e Wittersott
Sbor feline 9erri6aft an BEN @ommerz
gptt @Dban ab unb purbe fein 9ies
ner. Sbor aber mar Der 8e1iber bes
greBem 8rauteHels 9pmis: er braute
bas Bier fiir bic boben Sefte, unb ba
er Der &eprdfentant Ser &raft mar,
urb 3mei B6de als Symbolic Der &raft
BEN Wagen 5ogeu, 10 liegt bic 8ermuz
tburg nabe, baB man na9 biefen 3d.
den bas Maibier na1nte; iesenfaas
liegt in bieler Nuslesurg ebenio bel,
ober 10 penig, mie mat niG) Stint, als
in ben bisber lanbldufgen @rfldrunz
gen bes Musbrnds 8pdbter.
Sir ben 2efer, Der es nidt liebt,
LANCE iiber 9erfunft zines 8rau6es
ober Wortes gu pbantafiren, TT es ies
benfaas bic 9auptfa9e, baB bic alien
9eibeng0tter tobt finb, tpdbrenb bas
bpn ibnen erfunbene 8odbier in iebem
TrnD1aDr ertGett1f.
Wel9es 8odbier in bieiem Sabre
bas bette 1T 2-S6mer au fagen, benin
bic @ei6mdder iinb perf9ieben, beion.
bers bic 8iergef9mdde. Wir f6nner
rtur ia9en, baB unfere 8rauer felt Sabl
un6 Sag iebr riibmlide Sorti6ritte &C.
ma6t baben unb baB fir bic beurigt
8ods3eit gan3 beionbere Mnfreugun.
gen gema9t murbeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-05
IF YOUR BACK ACHES,
Or sou are all worn out, really good for moth.
ing, 1t is general debility. Try
BROWN'S IRON BIITERS.
It will cure you, cleanse your liver, and give
q good appetite.

&prresppnnens. - sc us8 r a u NJ
feIs, 3. Mprtl '93. - 9iefe MD1e
batten mir pra6tmetter, i1lr bes Morz
gems friib tpar es INNER empfin6li6
falt, unb mebrmals iinb mir 10 nit
gd unb @rad an Dem Groft poriiberz
gefommen. aorn 1T gut aufgegamgei1
r1tb brau9t besbalb nur perig na6s
gepflanat 3u tperben. 8aumtpolIe 1T
i9pn bel gepfanat tporben, aber Der
gr6Bte Sbeil mirb pobl mad Ofern
gepflan3t tperben. &egen tbut nun tt6z
tbig unb es 1T gu bofen, baB mir balb
einen guten, bur6bringenben tparmen
&egen befommen, bamit bic Saaten
in ibrer @ntuidlung ni9t gu leiben
baben.
Nm Greitag Mbenb brannte gum err
fen Mal bas eleftrif9e 2i6t in Neu=
Braunfels, b. B. lit ben 8arrooms,
0otels, Mpotbefen unb fonfigen @es
f9dftsbdufern, fopie aud 1T pribat>
bdufern. StraBenbeleu6tung befpms
rtert mir aber borldufig nod ni1t; es
1T @bbe I'M Stabtiddel unb ba muB nun
gefpart tperSen, UNI 10 mebr, neil cine
Bride iiber ben @omal INNER bringenz
Der notbmenbig pirb.
Sreitag Morgen periu6te Elm Meris
faner nit ether &arrette unb 3ubeb6r,
bpr tuel9er nod merifanii9er Nrt elm
2angobr geipannt tpar, aber bic Bride
all fahren. Wber 6Q3 Shier aeidte cine
fot6e Gurnt por Der gefdbrli9em
Bride uub itrdubte ii9 nit allen 8ies
rem, aud muir einen SUB auf bic Bride
3u feben. Ser Merifaner CAB CUTE
@orte, aber 2angebr bor6te ni6t Dos
raul; priigel purbe araemanbt, UNI
ben gfel gu betpegen, bic Bride 3n be-
treten ; aber pergebli9. 9anr perbanb
Der Meritaner benz Sbiere bic Muger
aud bies bate ni9t ben ermiinf9ten
@rfolg unb nun regnete eS priigel bon
beiben Seitert alf bas arn1e graue
2angobr, bon Der einen Seite Der 6err
6es gfels, bon Der anberer Settle bic
before Sdlfte befelben; i9 meme bes
Meritaners before Ober i96nere 6dlfte,
niGt bic bes @fels; unb als Der @feI
f6lieBli@ einiab, bob bier ni6t
biel gu mdblen fei, entueber Dor Der
Bride tobtsefdlaget gu tperben, ober
feit tbeures @felsIeben auf Der Bride
gu riifiren, 10 entf6loB er fi9 bod
i6lieBIi9 fur bas 2ebtere utb gitg
duBert porfi6tig unb nit iebem GuBe,
tpel6en er borfebte, ert fiblenb, iber
bic Bride. Nls er bas anbere ufer
errei6t bate, bolte Der giel tief Mtbem
unb CAB feline 6reube bur6 elm tpeits
i6aaenbes "Y>A" funb, mas lit bies
lem Sale ppbl auf Seutf6 bieB:
v@inmal unb ri1t nieber !"
Sci 8ulperbe ifarb am 30. 9err
6einri9 S9armann. 9err S6ars
mann tpurbe bon einem MauItbiere
| gei6lagen unb ltarb an ben 8erlebuns
gen. @r binterldBt cine Grau nit els
mem 9duf9en &inbern, mObon bas
| Jungle mod ni9t laufen fann.
Sn Stem 8raunfels ftarb on 6emfelz
ben Sage Grau S9naub in ibrem II.
9ebensiabre. Grau S9naab mar
cine alte @%iumobnerin unferer Stabt
unb cine CUTE, brabe Grau. M6gen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-05

bic Spbten fanft ruben unb bic 3eit
bic Wunben Der trauernben Sinter=
bliebener beilen.
Sic @rippe f6eint re6t fart aufses
treten gu fein, uub iiberaa bort mani
bon grfranfunsen baran.
Serr Wm. 5ensfe in Davenport
tpirb in &uraen1 ein tteltes @e19dftsz
baus bauen, ba bas bis isbt innege=
babte fir iein a~usgebebntes unb li6 intz
me- bergr6Bernbes @ei6dft au fletn 1T.
Cine CUTE Portion @eiifesgegenpart.
@nti9loKenbeit, Mutb unb au6 8es
ftdnbigfeit f9eint mein dlteter Gobn
Iuguit gu beiiben. 8or einiger 3eit
mar berielbe gu 8efn9 auf S6immelz
pfennigs 6arm in Der Ndbe BON Cor
ben. @egenb Mbenb mplte er Elm
Md69en in feinem Gig mad 9aufe
bringen. @r mar bereits im Sit, ebe
aber bas Mdb9en aufgeitiegen mar,
tpurbe bas Yferb f6eu unb rate nit
Der gr6Bten S6neltgfeit babin. Naes
9alten unb Sdgen mar pergebli9, 1tm
10 mebr, ba bieie @efdbrte 10 iebr lei6t
finb, baB Der &utf6er feline @emalt
iiber bas pferb bat. 6ort cling es
iiber Gtod urb @teine bic StraBe mad
9anbiae gu. Nn eittem Stei1e 3erz
brad bas Quertid in Der S9eere, auf
pel9em ber S6mengel befefigt 1T, 10
bas Der Iei6te &afte1t auf benz 8oben
Toilette. 9ies i6ien bas pferb nur
nod gu f6nellerem 2aufe au3utreiben ];
aber iebt fam bic @efabr. gor benz
@efdbrt mar bic 81 lenbabnbriide, cine
Sreitlebriide, pel6e iiber ben @omal
Greet fibrt, linfs unb re9ts tpdren @ins
adunungen, 10 baB an ELM @uspei9en
ni9t sl berfen tpar. 9ier an Der Bride
de muBte ni6t nur bas @efdbrtaerl9metz
tern, ionbern Der Sunge bdtte audi ale
@lieber i'm &6rper aerbre6en f6nnett.
9erausfpringen fonnte er ti9t ttllr to9
ettpa Is SUB bon Der Bride entfernt,
faBte er einen @ntf9luB nnD fiibrte
cine 9bat aus, tpel9e ibm mpbl &einer
10 leidt na9ma6t. St mari bic 3ii=
gel, mel6e er mod in Der 9anb bate,
benz babinraienben pferbe auf ben
&iden, iprei3te bic geine-ein Sprung
nmb er faB regelre9t auf benz &iider
bes pferbes, ergrif in bemielben Mrs
geublide ben 3igel un6 mari bas pferb
berum, gerabe In Dem Mugenblide, als
es bic Bride errei6te, 10 baB elm Mrm
Der S6eere nod eiuen pfeiler gu faHen
betam. Iuf bieie Dirt bra6t er oas
pfer6 gum Stiafanb, obne fid gu be-
f6dbigen unb obne aud Dem Sig meis
teren S9aben, als ben pben angebeu=
teten, 5ugefiist gu baben. War bas
ni6t Elm fibner SPRUNG, a1lf Elm mills
getporbenes unb babtnrafenbes pferb
bon binten aufauipringen 2 limb tpenn
man bebenft, baB bic gauge 5bat nur
in tpenigen Sefurben ausgefibrt muir
be, 10 muB man ii9 iiber ben Mutb,
bic @eifesgegenpart, Gntl6foHenbeit
unb 8~ebenbigteit zines Sungert BON 20
/ Sabren tpunbern. Nber er iagt, er
CLAUDE ni6t, baB er ben Sprung auf
bas pferb no6mals polbringen FAINT.
s. 8. 8uf6 d.
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