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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-17
THE IMMIGRATION COMMITTEE.
Senator Hill Questions DIR. senper Yer
&,.-t- auh n1mmffta On th

Senator Hill Questions DIR. senner Very
Closely "A sub.Committe on the
Chinese.
New York, May 16.-The Senate Com
mittee on Immigration met at the Hotel
Normandie to-day.
Those present were David B. Hill, OF
New York; VIM. Z. Chandler, Of New
Hampshire; w. c. Squire, of Washington;
Redfeld Proctor, of Vermont; Charles j.
Faulkner, of West Virginia, and +. L. Du-
bois, of Idaho.
There were also present DR.. Senner,
Commissioner of Immigration, and Her
man Stump, Superintendent Of Immigra-
ton.
In reply to queries, Senator Squire gave
IL as his opinion that the Chinese question
came under the duties OF the committee,
and a subcommittee was appointed TO
take the matter up and TO deal generally
with immigration on the Pacific coast:
Dr. Senner. Commissioner OF Immigra-
ton of the Port of New York. was eX-
amined. He explained the workings OF
his department and declared that political
''pulls" played little part. He said 70 per
cent of Italian immigrants came with the
intention Of returning soon.
In rapid succession Senator Hill asked
what he had done since he came to this
country, whether he wrote editorials ON the
immigration question, and when he was
appointed. The Doctor said he was rec
ommended by friend, aud Secretary Car
Isle told him that he was appointed be-
cause he was neither a snapper nor an anti
snapper. Senator Hill questioned the
witness closely in this direction, Senator
Faulkner obiecting.
Dr. Senner said immigration was heavi-
est in April, May and June. Civil service
reform was not applied TO the immigration
department, bus it should be. This coun-
try had need OF the immigrants. The
farmers needed hands and the demand for
servant girls was very large. Twenty per
cent Of immigrants remain in New York,
and the others go West. The class that
goes West is the best.
Immigrants are landed before the ques-
tion Of their right is determined. There
was little to prevent an Immigrant from
getting away without examination. The
Polish Jews are driven to immigration by
persecution. AS commissioner he would
look on any person who came by means of
the Hirsch fund as paupers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-17

BALTIMORE, May 16.-Within the,
shadow OF ST. Luke's Protestant Epis-
copal Church, in neat three-story
brick house, live two sisters OF highly
respectable family.
One OF the sisters Is Mrs. Maggie
Hooper. the other is Miss Mamie Max
well. The latter is teacher In . pub
lie school.
At the instance OF Mary Moulton. the
cOlored domestic Of the sisters, the po-
lice have arrested Mary Harvey and her
husband.
The particular charge against them
is fraudulently obtaining cash, jewelry
and wearing apparel.
Ina general statement OF the case
Mary Moulton said that she first no.
ticed the woman Harvey when she
came 10 the house TO do, as she said,
some scrubblng In return for an apron
that Mrs Hooper had given her.
On her second visit the woman stayed
all DAY in Mrs. Hooper's room. She
then noticed that the Harvey woman
could get anything she wanted In the
house.
Mrs. Hooper's son, n boy aboutl3 years
OF age, used TO get down on his knees
and repeat prayers TO the Harvey
woman under the taught belief that he
was worshlppIng divine person. She
had also seen the boy.
KISS THE FEET eF THE WOMAN.
Mrs. Harvey came almost daily 10 the
house after her first visit. On several
nights last week a bright light was
seen in a back window ofthe house, and
the sound of women's voices Ia earnest
prayer could be heard. One woman
seemed to be exhorting the other two.
Mrs. Harvey, II is related, repre-
sented herself as Jesus Christ, and
made them bow down and worship her.
On Friday night people In the neigh
borhood were awakened after midnight
to the sounds of Nearer Ny God 10
Thee"
During the exhortstIons, Mrs. Harvey
is said to have taken wine, and liter
representing herself NJ the living GSAH1
to have passed II 10 the two women,V
saying: "Take this In remembrance Of
me-"
After partaking OF tho wine. both
Mrs. Hooper and Miss Maxwell are said
to have prayed TO and worshipped Mrs.
Harvey.
After partakIng OF the wine, the wo-
men are said TO have lnpsed into
dellrium. during which time they would
sing and exhort each other
AS IF IN RELIGIOUS FRENZY,
crying, "All for Jesus, all for Jesus"
Mrs. Hooper's boy at first rebeled.
but he was forced into submission and
to worship. As soon as tho woman
Harvey was removed, doctor and n
member OF the order OF Bon Secours
were called, and Mrs. Hooper and Mrs
Maxwell were placed under their care.
A brother-in-law OF Mrs. Hooper says
that both she and her sister are recov-
ering.
Mrs. Hooper has been sick for some
months witha some say, erysipeIas,
Others nervous prostration.
The brother-in-law says that oil the
trouble has been caused by over doses
OF drugs.
The Harvey woman is described as
about 55 years OF age. with scarcely
a trace OF intelligence Ia her counte-
nance, yet with abounding cunning.
The marvel is--how the intelligent
school teacher could have surrendered
TO her machinatioDs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-17

in the United States for moneys ad-
vanced for passage. In fact, the Six
Companies, il is asserted, have practi-
cally mOrtgaged the labor of thousands
OF Cinnamon for years 70 come, and II
they bs now deported in accordance
with the decision Of the Supreme
Court, the Six Companies will lose hun
dredS OF thousands of dollars advanced
by them TO Chinese immigrants.
Secretary Gresham was seen this
morning, but he declined to discuss the
matter, stating that there was nothing
new and nothing 10 talk about.
No action concerning the exclusion
law, from a diplomatic standpoint, has
YET been taken by the State Depart
ment.
The Chinese Minister in Washington
has not communicated with the Depart
ment relative TO the enforcement OF the
law. At the Legation ii was stated
that there was absolutely EOthing TO
give out in regard to the matter, and
would not be until the home govern
ment had been heard from.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-17
YESTERDAYS BASE BALL GAMES.

At Boston, In drizzling rain, the Cham
pions defeated the Giants in very one
sided game. The game was called at the
end Of the sixth inning on account OF rain.
Boston 10, New York l., earned runs, Bos-
ton. 5; errors, each; hits, l3 and 2; pitch
ers. Stivetts andR usie; umpire, Gaffney.
At Chicago, the Colts won on reversal
OF luck. Both pitchers were trihe wild
but effective, and were well supported. At
tendance 900. Chicago 3, Plttsburg q:
earned runs. each; errers, 2 and ] hits, Z
aud 4; pitchers, McGill aud Killen; um-
pire, Lynch.
AT Brooklyn. the Baltimore Brooklyn
game was postponed on accounl Of rain, as
was the Philsdelphia-Wa Washington game at
philadelphia.
AtSt. Louis, a high wind fayared the
bstters, rendering difficult the judging Of
flies. Hawley was pounded severely and
was very wild. Attendance 200. St
Louis 6, Cincinnati o; earned, 3 and 4: err
rors. 3 and 4; hits, 10 each: pitchers, Haw-
ley and Darby; umpire, McQuaid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-17
COUNTY DEMOCRATS
Win Everything Hands Down In the
County school Election
,snrcjni TlL,oran1 to fhS Rsctstsr


Specidt TsIs0raBl to the RsstsEsr.
CHARLES TowN, w. VA, May 16.-
This was red letter day for Democ-
racy in jefferson county. The biennial
school election took place, and the
Democrats carried the county by q
large majority. Not a single Republi-
can candidate was elected in the whole
county, although the party was out In
full force ald tried to whip In the COL
ored vote. But they could not control
that vote, and most of it went to the
Democrats, among whom the colored
people have most OF their friends. a.
P. Neill, Democrat, was elected county
Superintendent by large majority
over George II. Ramsburg, Re-
publican, The fight was
hot one in this district, and
Ramsburg resorted to every device to
SCOOP in the colored vote, but Neill had
too many friends among the colored
voters. In the five school districts In
this county, Democrats were elected
members of the Board Of Education In
each district. The Republicans did not
elect a man in this district. There was
a hot fight between Mace Hoon and >.
Pees Pennock for member OF Board OF
Education. The Republicans who were
in favor OF lining the new graded school
building with fire proof steel sheeting
pushed Hooff forward as their candidate
for protection and McKinleyism, but the
Democrats strongly opposed the e2or-
nous outlay necessary TO buy the steel,
and this had great effect upon the la
boring men, nearly all OF whom, both
white and colored, voted with the Dem
mocrats. Pennock was elected by
handsome majority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-17
JOHN L. SULLIVAN ARRESTED.
The Great American Plug Ugly Runs Up
Against the Law-Assaulted u Law


BANGOR, ME-, May 16.-John L. Sulli-
van was arrested here last night on war
rant sworn out in Biddeford, for assault
uDon NJ. Il. Muletto, a lawyer OF Bldde-
ford, committed on train last night. He
offered no resistance and was taken to the
county jail by the officers.
PORTLAND, Me-, Nav l6.-Deputy Sher-
iff Harmon this morning telegraphed the
the city marshal of Bangor TO have ex-
Champion John l.. Sullivan, who is under
arrest in that city. brought 10 Portland,
where he will be taken in custody by Han.
non. Both criminal and civil actions will
be brought against him for alleged assault
on Lawyer NJ. Il. Muletto.
BIDbEFoRD, Me-. May l6.-John l.: Sui
livan tonight gave bond in the sum OF $500
for his appearance for trial during the
term. The civil action has been settled
with the plaintiff, who gave Sullivan's at
torney a written acknowledgment OF salts
faction, which will! be presented In court
with the hope of lessening the offense
against the defendant.
The prisoner was released by habeas cor
pus proceedings and caught train for
Portland, where he was 10 appear In "The
Man from Boston, tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-17
Some psrtinens rnauIrles.

CINCINNATI. O., May 16.-The En-
Qtirer says on the Chinese decision by
the Supreme Court:
Chow are we to deport them? Meth
er money nor ships have been furnished.
We might get up riot and kill a few,
but the reaction from that is unplesS-
ant And what Is to become OF the
great Chinese trade which this country
expended so much money and so much
intellect to establish? Where are the
subsidies to the Pacific Mail? What
shall be done with the trsns-contiuental
trafic OF our Pacific roads? Shall 1t all
90 10 Canada?"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-17
PROPERTY DESTROYED B1 FIRE.

The establishment of o. F. Day, Son &
Co., at Baltimore, was completely Quilted
by fire yesterday. Alarge stock OF trunks,
sstchels, harness, etc.. was DESTROYED. @
Loss on stock and building over $780, 900;
insurance $40 600
The central part of the Episcopal Palace
at Bishops Court, near Douglas, Isle OF
Man, the scat OF the Anglican Bishop OF
Sodor and Man, has been destroyed by fire.
Bishops Court is handsome structure
much resorted to by visitors 10 the Island.
In addition to the serious loss by damage to
the Palace building, books and documents
OF priceless value were consumed In the
flames
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-17

Nzw ORLEANS. May l6.-The Ieyee =.
Grand Lake, Ark, has broken. The
water flows directly into Grand Lake,
but will find It's way into the Tensas
basin and food thousands OF acres OF
the best farm lands 10 Louisiana.
NEW ORLEANS, May I6.-The latest in'
formation from the Grand Lake creyssse.
which occurred at O'Clock last night, IL 70
the effect that the break Is now ~ feet
wide. The levee was from nine 70 Ten feet
high, with the water near the TOP when the
break occurred.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-17
New Corporations Chartered.
n,r,eI 4sI.0r an, 10 tas nAJss.s-.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, May 16.-The
Secretary OF State has chartered the Hart
eel Handle Company, Of Central City,
Cabell county, for manufacturing handles
of ali kinds. The corporstors are Irwin
Hartzel. of Guyandotte; j. l. Caldwell,
B. W. Mari, f. Smith and George F. Mil
Ter, of Huntington.
Also the Adjustment Company, Of Char
lestown, TO effect adjustment Of corporate
interests by compromise, TO supervise the
issuing Of corporate sureties, and TO act as
holders of same. The corporators are
Roosevelt H. King, w. B. Coles, Frank W.
Allen, Charles n. Crane, and Llewellyn 2.
Jones, all of New York.
Also the Ripley Brick and Tile Company,
of Ripley, Tyler county. The corporators
are George McGraw and nineteen others,
of jackson county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-17
ALL SORTS OF BUSINESS TROUBLES.

New York, May l6.-The sheriff has re-
ceived an attachment against the Godfrey
ana Clark Paper Company Of Pittsourg,
Pa, in favor of +. A. Reichard. The COM
pany has plant at Tarentum, Pa. valued
at $3.50, 900, and branches al Chicago and
Vernon, Mich. IL confessed judgments
on Monday for SS9.5 800
LONDON, May 16-R. Hodgson & Sons,
brokers, well known for thirty years past
in their line OF business, have failed. An
other small failure was also announced on
the Stock Exchange.
LONDON, Nav 16.-The failure was. an
nounced this morning Of the City
of Melbourne Bank, Limited. Tbs
London manager of the concern is Edward
Rouse, and the Offices are at No. III Bish-
opsgate street, within Z. G.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-17
PALLIsrER's BODY FOUND.
Both the Murderers Who Escaped from
Sing sing Accounted For,


SING SING, n. Y, May 16.-A body
was found it the Hudson river, near
Sing Sing, this morning by two fisher
men, and has been identified by State
Detective jackson and Keeper Con-
naughton, OF the prison, as that OF Pal
lister, the murderer of Policeman Kane.
The body was very much decomposed.
A bunch of keys found in the clothes
were identified by Mr.. Connaughton as
those taken from the guards oy Pallls-
ter and Roehl at the time of their es-
cape from the death house OF the
prison, nearly a month ago. The coro-
ner has been notified and will hold an
inquest.
The body was taken out of the water
and placed in the dead house. Here a
thorough investigation was made and a
bullet hole was found under the left
eye. The suppoSition is that Roehl
shot Pallister and then committed sui
eide.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-17

exposition on Sunday. This will
in sll probability pass tomorrow. II Is
looked upon with intense interest by law
yers who know Senator Solomon's learn
ing and ability would prevent him from
doing thing which would proveN>-,dic-
ulous.
WILL RETURN UNCLE SANS CONTRIBUTION,
A resolution TO open the Worlds Fair
on Sunday and 10 return the loan advanced
by the Government was adopted by the
Board of Directors this evening by vote
of 80 to2.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-17
An 1nrs.tiratlon Demanded.

opscicS lsstCrCm 20 the hsCtSte-
COLUMBUS, o., May 16.-State Inspector
Mcdonald to-day demanded Of Governor
Mckinley an Investigation OF the charge
made against his oflcial integrity. The
Governor appointed Auditor Poe, Treas
urer Cope and Attorney General Richards
to make full investigation and report to
him
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-17
Mors Cold TO leave New York.

New York, May 16-The bank,of Brit
jsh North America will ship 100000 gold
on the Majestic sailing for Europe TO-
morrow. This makes the total 70 be
shipped sl.50O.000.
Lszsrd Freres of New York. will ship
8. 900, GOO gold on the steamship Majestic,
sailing for Europe Wednesday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-17
To Enlarge Ohto's State House.
sr.f.,-o,. IN fh< RrcEst<-.

CoLuMBUs, O., May 16.-Governor Nc
Kinley to-day appointed William g. Desh-
Ter of Columbus; Thomas B. Paxton, Gin
cjnpati: Chnr>ss S. Strock, Niles; John
Eisemann, CxkxSsand, and George B. Okey.
Columbus. the committee 10 devise manner
Of building an addition TO the State house,
provided by the Strock resolution
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-17
FEMALE JESUS CHRIST.
How One Woman Worked Upon tho
Feelings of Two Others
THEY KNEEL AND WORSHIP HER.

Most Remarkable Instance of
Occult Power Exercised by a
Scrub Woman Over Two OF Her
Clients-They Glorified Her and
Went Into Delirium at Her
Bidding-One of they Victims an
Educated and Intelligent School
Mistress.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-17
A Good B,cvc,. Run OF 100 Miles.

PORTsNoUTH, o., May l6.-The bicycle
relay run from Columbus 10 this city, a
distance Of one hundred miles, was made
to-day in . hours and 40 minutes over a
very heavy road, part having been under
water durng last weeks food, and in the
face Of = dtrong wind stom-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-17
China MAY RETALIATE.
Many Complications Nay Arise From
the Exclusion Act,
NO MONEY TO ENFORCE THELAW.

The Cabinet Discusses the Ques-
ton, and Finds the Executive
Branch Of the Government Un-
prepared to Deport the Almond
Eyed Gentlemen-Only $40, 900
to do Work That Will Require
100000 - a Missionary's s
Views of the Situation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-17
another indiana Lynching.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, May 16-At O'Clock
this morning mob. presumably the same
one that lyncheo John Tu,ley yesterday.
went TO Brownstown near tSeymours, took
Lon Trenck who shot and killed Henry
Feadler a week ago from the jail and
lynched him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-17

Isrox. May l6.-There Is no change In
WOOL market. Ohio X 2ec: Xxx ks30ci
and ABOVE Sic: Michigan X 25a26c:
4 1 comning 33a35c. Ohio hne delalne 81
q: do. Michigan 30c: Territory and Ore
IN fair demand !; fne 5fa55c. fine pledi-
ea54c; medium 47s5oc; Texas and Cali
wools quiet; pulled. quiet; Austria
steady; foreigs, quiet and hrn'.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-17
THE wEArHEE

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Nay l6-Fcr West Vifs
Mia and western Psnnsylyapia. sfOHsrs 20
kht and In the esrly morning. followed ~
\py noon Wednesday,. northEssteriy sziess
,hio. slightly warner; norshsriy visds.
b. variable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-17
pamare to onio'. Canal system.

spseal TsIeoran to tas Rs01ster.
COLUMBUS, O., May l6-Chief Engineer
Perkins. of the State Board Of Puolic
Works, to-day reported that damage done
TO the canal system by the late floods
reaches the sum of S35,00O
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-17

PHILADELPHIA, May 15.-The cruiser
New York sailed from Cramp' ,shipyards
at ll:lO this morning to 81 TO sea for her
Official trial trip.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-17
NEWSLETA
Interesting Pieces of TelsErAphic News In
small space.

small space
The officers OF the American Sabbath
Union. which claims 10 represent ~, OoO,OOO
OF Christians, have telegaphed TO Presi-
dent Cleveland requesting him 20 take
steps TO prevent the proposed opening OF
the Worlds Fair on Sunday.
The German line steamship. Wandrahsm,
from Hamburg, is ashore on Apple Island
and Is LEAKING badly. The captain has
wired for assistance. Apple Island Is %
miles below Quebec. The Wandrahsm IS
in q critical position but help has been
scot and her passengers are safe.
Attorney General Olney, at the solicita-
tion OF the Postoffiee Department, has ren-
dered an opinion against opening the gov
ernment Worlds Fair exhibit on Sundays.
The United States cruiser Alliance
psssed through the Golden Gate az San
Fra rlncisco, yesterday morning on her way
TO y 'caragua-
At Toledo yesterday. the rsilv ron
ductorB denounced the report u y
would strike during the Worlds Fl
The Paris police yesterday found
bombs, many pounds OF cynami
chest OF burglars tools buried In.
rounding . shed In the suburb Of
The bombs were moro powerful
before seen Ia Paris The h7
Bondou, owner Of the prope3
the tools were found.
At Akron. Ohio, Charles
solute young llan, shot and
John HUT a saloon keel
Hutt ei2 for lIuBor and rs
whereupon HUtt tried TO
saloon
He-"I have arraH
this summerl
She-"O. Dr.
But see papa
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-20
freher ueberfdu.

Ser GrpreBfubrmann 3beobor !6au.
tpelber in 9ieniten BON Georg Warf, SEQ.
667 2arrabeeitraBe, itebt, ltest in bcs leb=
teren 8obnung nit nerihieoenen ihlim=
men Wunben ant &opf unb in balbbez
itnnungSlniem 3uitanbe. Seiner Musidee
3ufolge tpurbe ct Mitttpo6 Nben6 tpGbren6
elmer Sabrt na6 @paniton bon 3nei Nfdn=
nern iberfaucn, bonn Wasen seriiien, gee
miBbanbelt unb bann in cine MneD 0ez
f6leppt, morauf ietne Nnsreifer itb nit
benz Subrtperf oabonma6ten.
Der l1eberfallene murbeO onnerftag Moraen
INN 5 ubr in Der Naep, binter 90. @Iartz
itraBe, 3pii6en @arfielb= unb g8eb fter Npe.
bon eirtem Bripatndbter s~efunoen, tueIbel
ibn 10 nett gu iia bra9te, 6aB ct fetneu
Geannen unb feline Mbreiie anseben tonnte.
Ser 9lrst, tuel6er 9au bebanbelt, glaubt
nibt, baB bic 8srleBungen eefdbrlib itnb.
Die Goliaet bat bis iebt feline Spur bes
Sbdter ~sefun6en.
6au trus CUR 3eit 6es 1tebcrfans MI,
toenig, mas @elbestuertb bate, bel it6 UNI
fam obne jebe 8eraubuns bapon. Sin
Poli3ilt ber 6alitebit:. 5Statton fling geiteru
ben @rpreBwagen tpieOer auf. On oemlelz
ben mar nibt bas @erineite in ltnoronuna,
uno al6 Die gferbe mtelen feline Spun
elmer ible6ten 8ebanblung auf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-20
2uf oem Shnirbooen pom Qooe
credit.

IT am fainttng!" M1it 6ieien 8orten
Ianf ber Gbeaterarbeiter Qllfreb 8enber am
Wfittmo9 8ormittaQ gegen II l1br auf benz
S6nirbooen BON Wec8ider's Sbeater 5u
8ooen. @enige Winuten 6arauf mar ct
cine 9eicbe. Sin 6er3i9Iag bate ieinem
9ebcn Elm @nbe bereitet. Die @ouLtfe, ote
ct loeben geboben bate, UNI fte bonn
S6niirbo6en auf bic 8itbne binab 5l lai7
fen, geb0rte Slr &irbbofszS cenerte Der
SobtengrGber : Scene aus Sbafeipeare's
y6amLet". Der nanbafte Sragooe Sboz
mas 80. Scene, tpel6er nit ieiner @eieus
lbaft in 6teler @ocbe in Mc8ider's gaittrt,
bringt 6teies Drama bes groBen 8riten
am 6reitag Nbenb un6 Samita9 gfadmtt7
tag sur Qufibrung. Nuf bet 8ibne
tparen Scene unb bic Mit9Iieoer ietner @e7
ieu1daft nit elmer 8robe su Souls Xl.
bei6dftigt, als ii9 BET Go6esfaa erei8nete.
Sofort erflGrte ST. Scene, tpelcber Den
8eritorbenen gefonnt un6 9eibdBt bate,
bic 8robe fit beenbtgt. Ser Beritorbene
mar iieb5ebn Sabre lang auf oer Btbne
bon Mc0ider's tbGttg un6 bort ais 9etpt17
ienbafter Nrbeiter beLiebt. @r MAJ Elm
0eutl9er, bon trdftiger Statur, ert Al
Sabre alt, Iebi9 uno bic etn3ige Sttbe 1etz
ner 83iGbrtsen SHUTTER, an Der ct NIT 9roz
Ber 2icbe bling. Wian fir3tet. OaB bte
@retlin 6ielen i9peren S9tdialsitbla9
nibt lange iiberleben ptrb. NuBer lbr
betraltern stpet S9meftern ben Soo Sets
ber's duf's S3mer3lt6lte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-20

f~t0rung berbeigefibrt bate. Sofort mat
Elm 8 sei79teutenant ber Weif Nortb @lpe.
Citation gut Stele, nm cine 1lateriu9un8
gu peranitaIten. 0aS &elnltat Oerielben
mar natiirlicb gletb NuQ. QlS bermut6z
li6e l1riacbe bes l1nfalS miro angegsben,
baB Elm i6iperbelabcner 8asen ben 9edel
be5 Si9nalfaitens an elmer Seitc 6erunterz
sebridt unb 10 ans ieiner Sage gei6oben
bat. 9urb geei9nete Si6erbeitsporri6z
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