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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-28
PERSON AL.

Dan MoNcill, of Boulder, IL in the CITY.
Col. 4. Nj. Malone, Of Miles City. is IN
town.
II, S, Blunoha d. the Clearwater stock
nnn, IL at he Helena.
MIR. and Mrs. 9, II. jerks, OF Great
Falls, are at Tho llvlenn,
Aaron Hetshheld, enshier OF tho Mer-
chants National bank, who haa been eRst on
business. has returned.
The many friends of Mrs. I. ii. Klein
schmidt, who hns been very III the pnst fow
days, will hs glad 10 learn she IL llns
better.
Mrs. ". d. Whneler md children. Mrs.
]. lh Clnybsrp anu children and Mrs. J. =.
Tooker leave to~uuy TO the cast to spend
the wints.
d. j. Nj. Merrill. Of 81. Louis, ono OF
the heavy owners IN the Granite Mountain
Mining com,An IL n, Tho Helena with T..
c. Frsyschlag, OF Phil,pshurR. They VIII
20 east to-day.
Mra. Owen DO 10 and son. Eugene. and
Mrs. Alice LenSe aud John Linden, OF bal
timorr, loft yesterday Tor tho Doyle rnnoh
on the south Fork liver, where two weeks
will bc spcnt IN hunting.
Il. j. Collins aud G. ID. Paul, OF Mis-
souls; Robert White. of Jay Gould; An
drew Turner. of Townsend; Wilnn
Fisher and wife. OF Diamond, and James
Allan. OF white sulphur springs, ar.
among tho out-of.tuwn visitors VI the
q and Gent nj.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-28
Tho Chlnese Must Go.

la GRANGE, Ore, Sept. 9--An anti
Chinese delegation visited Cove last night
picking hops. The mob placed the China
men in wagons and carried them to the
IN mouutAins weat of La Grange, where they
liberated tham. threatening them with vic,
lenco il they returned. No demonstration
has been indulged III in this city since Sun
day night. The , ,rosocuting attorney has
issuea warrants for the arrest Of fifty fve
peraonA who are Implicated III the affair.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-28
Adhrcssed to the Governor.
To The Independent:

10 The independent:
viii you please publish the following
from the immortal Jefferson, in his notes
on Virginia. query II, for the benefit Of
the reorle and our most Hon. Lord Lieu
tenant, Governor Richards?
1.-The spirit OF the timea may alter, will
nlter. Our rulers will become corrupt; our
people careless; n single zealot may com-
menoe prosecutions. and better men be his
victims. II can never be too often repeated
that the time for fixing every essential
right on a legal basis 10 while our rulers are
honest and ourselves united. From the
conclusion Of the war we shall be going
down hill. II will not then be necessary TO
resort every moment TO the people for sup
port. They will be forgotten, therefore.
and their rights disreRarded. lhsy will
forget themselves. but in the sole faculty of
making money. and will never think of
uniting to effect q due respect for their
rights. The shaokels, therefore. which
shall not be knocked oil at the conclusion
OF the war. will temain on us long. and will
be made heavier and heavier until our
rights shall revive or exriie in oonvul-
sion" j. X. CREIGHTON.
Butte, Sept. 22.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-28
TElEG RAPHlC BREVlTl ES.

CulaAGo, Sept. FIT il practically do-
cided, II the southern Pacific agrees, To
make Il round trip rate OF x65. same as now.
TO tho midwinter fair.
PARIS, sept. GA dispatch from siam
says French cruiser captured PAknam
Fort, put II garrison inside and proceeded to
build rifle nits around the barracks.
VANCOUVER, B. G.. Sept. 27.Oriental
steamer advioea are that the boiler OF =
steamer on tho Japanese coast coast OK.
ploded Aug, "a. killing thirty persons.
CuluAoo Sspt. 2.-Chiaf Swenie, of the
frs Department., received serious inju los
last evening while fighting Il o. heavy
timber fell on him, breaking a log and
otherwise bruiaing his body.
MisNnAroLis. Sept. T--ihe first train
through from tho coast on the new 500 Pa
eiho transcon tinental line arrived In Min
neapolis yesterday afternoon, having made
she trip from New Whatcom. Wash. in
G7ls hours.
OoNNELLsyILLE, Pa. sept. Y.-The
Baltimore d ONO employees ~ shis place
have decided 10 strike against n reduction
OF ~ por cent In wages. The reduction
uoes into effect Dot. /. and unless shs men
back down Vie up Will follow.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-28

TO-DAY the race for the pos
session of the Americas Cup
will be sailed.
This trophy was first known
as the Queens Cup, but its cap
ture years ago by the famous
yacht America has caused its
original appellation to be for
gotten. Thus far English yachts
men have sought in vain to re-
cover the coveted emblem, Th,
Vigilant now seeks to continue
the unbroken series of American
victories.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-28
CRAZY MAN WITH A GUN
Fired a Shower OF Bullets Into
Chicagos Board Of Trade
Wheat Pit
Two Men Were Seriously Injured
and One Woman Quito
Severely.
There Followed Wild stampede ut
HULA ANA Hears for tho Exits
Criminal News.

CnIoAoo, SerA PA fusilade Of bullets
was fired into ths wheat III on the board
Of trade about noon. Traders scattered in
u hurry, business came to II standstill and
she wildcat excitement ensued. A. N. Ben
nett, a broker. received a friehtful wound
In the neck; Charles Boswell, a telegraph
operator, was shot in the chin and his face
shattered. woman in the spectators
gallery wea wounded. The shooter was
red headed man In the gallery. He was
quickly overpowere cd and taken to the Sec
retary's Office. He gained access to the
visisors' gallery few minutes before the
tragedy. He fred Ave shots At random into
the pit. Bennett 10 seoretary Of the Board
of Trade Mutual BENEFIT association. and .
prominent member of the board.
The man, after being taken charge of by
the police, gave tho name Of Cassius Beldin.
of 365 LaSulle avenue, Chicago. Tho shoot
ing caused the wildest excitement on the
floor. Ths panic-st icken brokers dashed
for the exits. creating II jam which threat-
ened TO become serious for an instant.
The sounds of the shots and the ,ushinc
out of the board habitues notified outsiders
that something unusual was transpiring.
and in few minutes thousands had gath
cred in and around the big building. and
the utmost excitement prevailed for time.
The prisoner, after reaching the police
station, asked to see repol ter. He said
he was II carriage painter by trade and told
a long, rambling story about having been
hypnotized by u man named Jones three
years ago and having been under the hyp-
| MOTTO influence ever since. He at last
| reached an exalted stage. He declR' ed II
had been hard Struggle for bread, but
when they began to sell his soul on the
| bonrd Of trade he resisted. They had al
| ready sold his two children in Philadel-
| phia, where he saya he has a wife. lie was
Mrs. W. W. Lewis, of Titusville. Pa,
| one of tho spectators in the other gallery,
| started down stairs IA soon as the shooting
began. The last bullet glanced and ST. uck
her in the back, causing flesh wound
from which abe tainted.
Bennett and Roswell, who we're though,
10 be fatally wounded, are reported to-nigh
likely TO recover, The man who did the
| shooting has been identified ~ Cassiu,
Beldin. a sign painter, who lived with his
| sister, MIS-. A. Williams, II dressmaker, anc
his brother. I. A. Beldin, board o
| trade speoulator. Ms. Williams says he
brother became insane five years ago when
| dive osd from HIS first wife at Camden, n
j. she thinks he acted to-day under tht
belief that HIS brother was being robbed b.
| other traders on the board. He was re'
leased from nm insane asylum at kanka
kee only u few montha ago.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-28
Cuuntsrieited Argentine Currency.

NEW York, Sept. 27.--An exteusive coun.
terfeiting plant was raided at livingston
last night, and Angelo Delnoco and his
alleged wife were arrested. The police
secured over million dollars in counte =
felt bills. There a four In the gang alto
pethrr two men and two women. Befo q
State Commissioner Bellows at Brook, II
D,lnoco WAS held in $S. 600 and the woman
in ~, 600 bail. 1t seems Dtlnooo 10 an ex-
pert enuraver and had cha go OF an extern
sive plant in tho Argantine Republic. On
account of tho revolutionary troubles, he
returned to this county about three mouths
ago. He entered into an arrangement with
man named Perris TO make counte feita
OF Argentine currency and the women we're
to dispose Of ii for good American specie
and bills. Perris weakened and gave in
formation to she police wh,oh led to the
raid.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-28
ON THE RACE TRACK,
Fly"rs ovcr Eastern Cuursea Who Came
Under the Wire IN Front

Fly"rs ovsr Eastern Courses Who Came
Under the Wire In Front
dhAyEsENn. Sept. H-Iraok fair. Six
furlongs-ksntiRsrns, Potsntsts. lilo; mile
and a quartz --Rudolph. Fidolio. Stockton,
a'lO; six fnrlongs-Sirooco, Annie Bishop.
Hiram, 1:l4A; mile aud s.sixtsen, ,h -
Prince George. Herald. champion, l:4y;
five furlongs aordius. Big Mid,
l:3A; mile and one-sixtesnth--The Iron.
master, Territer. D,Ablo. 1;a9s4.
l.AroNIA, Sept. 81 Track alow. seven
fnrlongs-WhiteN Nose. Little Annie, Hsna-
toe Mor' Ill, l:2ola; mile pnrapst. Aurore,
Miss Dixie, l:alA; ak furlonus - Drum
Ma jor. Sir Peter, Clara Bella. l,l7l1; Avs
furlongs~- Fraulein. Parish Queen, Bnnket q
Daughter, l:03; nine 'sixteenths - Dewey
Montrose. Collsen. Alice H.. :b7, Ave fur
lona-kinR David, Elizabeth l., Mote. l,CEl.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-28
Notice to Ore Ahlpnern.

The U. 8. Public sampling Co.. OF Hell
ena, il again ., ,epared to handle all classes
of smelling ores. and parties having this
class to sell will find it to their interest to
interview Il. b. Braden, manager, before
disposinu OF their products. We can now
y, the market rice for ali ores. which IL
only sliQht decrease from the prices pre-
va,ling before the recent decline In silver.
silver computed ut New York spot quota
tions, and not at sixty days. delivery. Az
saying will receive y, ompt attention. Cor.
responuenee solicited.
Il. b. BRADEN, Manager.
Corner Grand and jackson streets, Helena.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-28
Receivers for the Wisconsin Central

WILwAuKEE, Wis., Sept. H.-Judue Jen-
kins, upon application of John A. Stewart
and Edwin II. Abbott, trustees under Wis
consin Central mortgages. has appointed
receive.s of the Wisconsin Central com.
pany and the WISCONSIN Central kallroad
company. MIR. Abbott says the receiver
ship will preserve the Wisconsin Central
system, prevent default upon bonds, and
insure ultimately the full payment of al!
indebtedness. The step was rendered
necessary by the Insolvency of the North.
era Pacific, which keeps the Wisconsin
Central companies out Of nearly $500, 600
oaah rentals earned in May, June, July and
AuDust,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-28
MyRtary Of Aduie GilinOur.

SAN FRANolsco, Sept. ~. The purse, hat
pima and other ornaments found with por-
tiona of n human body floating in the hay
to-dny were identified by Miss Emma Gil
mour as belonging to her sister, Add.e Gil.
mour. who WAS supposed to hnvs been mur-
dered by DIR. Weat. Al D Vests relim-
mary examination to-day Judge Conlnu
ruled that Weal'a confession to Mr.. Gil.
mour, that the girl had died and he had
cut up the body, could not be admitted as
evidence. an the con fession was induced by
the Iromlse that 1t would not be used
uuuinst him
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-28
A Canadian Paper Ezclteh

MONTREAL. Sept. T.--The Montreal Star
has sta ting editorial, opposing the an
nexation Of the Sandwich islands by the
United States. ns II constituten the MnltA
of the greatest of oceans. lhe Star adds:
with Hawaii IL dependency OF the BritlsG
we oan join with Australia in winning the
ipht for control Of the Pacific, but with
Hawaii among our enemies, our connection
is broken ut the middle and the fight for u
place in the commerce OF the orient IL made
lmmeasu ably ditt0ult."
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-28
V ctims Of the Roanokc R,ot

ROANOKE Va. Sept. T.--rhe coronss's
jury rendered n verdict to-niuhs ~ rssuls
OF theit Investigation into the canss oe shs
teaths OF eight men shot down during ths
riot Wednesday night, finding In effect,
that the men came to their death by wsnkse
ons In tho hands Of men or soldiers Of ths
koanoke liRht Infantry. under command os
Cart John Biord anu other officers. and The
evidence showed that hs WAS acting under
the instructions of Mayor Trout.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-28
Four More New StMtss,

WASHINGTON. Sept fit 10 highly prob
Able that the committee on territories will
rspo IA bill Tor the admission OF Utah 10
statehood within n few days. Joseph. q
member of that committee. said such bill
would bs reported, and added that before
the close of tho present session bills for the
admission OF Arizona, New Mexico nnd
Oklahoma would he reported tavotahly
from his committee. Ha expressed great
CON nildsnoe that all four will become laws.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-28
Killed In u Cuiiisio,..

BnILEvuE, Mich. sept ~, Henry A. New
land and wife, Of Detroit. were killed. and
their daughter and son-in-lsw. M. and
Mrs. Howa d Il. Marsditb, badly injured IN
a collision on the Grand liunk road early
this morning. Nswland Was \ wholesale
fur dealer. lila vile WAS ths daughter 81
James i. Joy, this wsli.known railroad
official. Meredith WAS onshisr Ut this Grand
Trunk and ths Detroit. Grand Haven "
Milwaukee roads.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-28
runiliAiA NnuAi StMMil IrlNl.

VALPARAISO Ind, Sept. 2G-At Gown
Point to-day O'Malley. Costello, Woods
una Siler, who were indicted by tho grand
jur Y for rlotoua conspiracy for participst-
Inp IN prize fighting At Roby, appeared and
were ol dered under n rest by Judge Glllet.
M. Judge demanded bonds avgregating
$7O,OOO Their connsol sucoecded in hay
,nu the bonds reduced to 100000. The
trial Ia set for next Monday.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-28
!souyht In by j. y. nli'.

Sioux CRY, Iowa, Sept. 9.--News IL re.
ocived here Of the sale in New York OF the
controlling interest in the Sioux City "
Northern and the sioux City, UNeill ~
Western roads, which means that j. J.
Hill, of the Great Northern. has bought all
the properties OF the collapsed railroad syn
dictate and, having complstcd his line to
tbs Pacific const, is ready to extend II TO
the southwest.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-28
Chased by Two Cinnamon.

CnIoAao, Sept ~. Last night n patron
Of a Chinese laundry kept by John sam
and Tin Sing, became involved In n row re.
garding o othes, and knocked down the
Chinamsn. They followed him, each with
u lutuher knife. and attacked the first man
they met. This was Jnboe Hohlosky, and
he was fatally stabbed. Louis eidenbn 4
and Samuel Ackc' man were also badly cut.
The Chinaman's aanailRnt escaued. how
ever. The oelcstinls were chased into tho
Laundry by an angry crowd, but the police
arrived in time to prevent trouble.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-28
Director of the Mint.

WAsnrNaroN, ept. "a. Ihs president has
nominated Il. Il. Preston 70 DO director Of
tho mint.
The senate committee on foreign rels-
tions has postponed action On tho nominA.
tlon Of j. j. Van Alan. As ambassadoF ~
Italy, pending investigation into tho pub
liahod charges against him.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-28
Killel Nlte aud lIlmseif,

p,rrsnunu, Sept. T.-Samusl q. Stod.
hart, csr accountant at the Carnegie steel
works, early this morning shot and killed
own brains out. Religious differences and
des andenoy NJ II reduction IN SALARY were
tho causes. they leave seven small chill.
Irnn.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-28
nldn'i Want Thou, AllNo.

ST.. JosEp,l. NO., Sept. 2I-The Testimony
before tho jury investigating the Bu' ling
ton train robbery Sunday night shows that
the robbers were shot down In oold blood
and that the police made no nttempt to
cnpture them. A rost mortem examination
Of she bodies OF kohler and Hugo Gleitx
showed that they were literally riddied
with bullets.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-28
One Nny to suppress lcstim"ny,

SAN FRANolsuo. Sept. 27.-The sensational
Gilmour murder case took a now turn to-
dny when II mnrringe contract between ID
E, r. West md Annie Stulr', who, tho
polcs say, w1s Wcst's Hocompllcu III the
murder of Miss Gi!mour. WAS recorded.
This mnrriaRe. 1t IL evident. wa contracted
NO that Annie Stnlev, who ncted IA nurse fo
DIR. Vests patients could not b" oom,
elled to teatity against her employer and
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-28

A. &. Dornsr has moved his manufSotur-
ing jewslry establishments W II North
Main street, ground floor. opposite Grand
Central hotel.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-28

VWWWWWtIWNl10W1,9
WlouiTa. Kan. sept. N.--J adas kseA
so-dny declared the siaht-hoas iAv soas
Hary 10 both this state And federal sons(.-
tasions and restraint on lihsssy Of ss(lun.
Claims aaateaAAina hundreds ol tAosssn1e
pending against every eaunty ~ elev ~
yhe state. - -
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-28

A carload Of them just received by 4. y.
Lang u Co., At prices TO suit everyone.
Coal heaters from u upwards.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-28
A Paving t;pi,t Milne.

You can buy an interest In II good paying
gold property and take active rart in the
Same for mere trihe compared to its value.
Cali at . South Main street.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-28

A olass for heainnara will be started Oct : at
vi, Peters school. Terms sa.ho per month.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-30
Solsen Ses nieOrisem siIberpretfes.

Senper, Col, 90. Stunt. - Die
rWtOllie @iblonz" Silberber9werfe bel
2llpen murOen seiteru 9eitlOhen unO
lOleu niAt eber wieOer 9eOfinct merSen,
bis bas Silber i'm Breiie seitiesen iit.
@tpa 500 Irbeiter iinO entlaiien. Die
S9melsOfen baben ben gintauf bon
Silberers ein9eltellt.
SpOfane< e<6alls, @ai6., %.
Stunt. - Oas Sinfen bes Silberpreiles
bat in Occur O'2llene srOBs slufre9uns
uno 3iemli9 geiorsniB peruriaat.
Wtebrere Der srOBten Silberbergluerfe
buielbit iinO seidlOiien unO anoere, Die
nod i'm 8etrieb iino, iOllen ebenfaQs
9ei6lOlien werben. gtOd Dor wenisen
Ga9en beab1i6tisten Die glrbsiter in 6en
Sem" uno v6riscO Ottnen einen
9lu8itauO su arran9tren, Inn bOberen
9Obn gu er;win9en, bann fiel oaS Sil>
ber i'm Yrsile uno iebt iinb Die 0tinen
sci6lolien. gBenn Die Breile pon Gill
ber uno Slei nidlt balO wicOer lteiaen,
bann mirD iebe Otine i'm @oeur D'gllencs
0titritte oen Setrieb einftellcn nliiien.
Smaba, %. Sunt.-G8 1T bo6it
ipabridsinlid, OaB Die 9roBen S4mel3<
0fen Oabier III 6OIge bes nieori9en Stl>
berpreiies seldlOnen tpsrOen. Sr. s.
IS. ytaib, S1asmcliter Der @eieuidaft,
lagte geltern 2Sir taben bereits auf<
eehOrt, Silberer5 III faufen unO peroen
audi feins msbr 5ule9cn, bis Die sluss
iitten lia gum Seheren 9eanbert baben.
ct. 9ouis, 90. SUM. - Die 4.
st. Souls Smelttns 81 9fefiniue=@O. "
babier bat bei9lOhen, in 6ulse Der ME.
brisen Silberpreiie ben Setrieb ein3u>
itelleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-30
Stnot Baltimore.

Gin glQuSe niger
uuo oltSfe f ueriprid)t oaS pom
Seianqoerelu ,,Irton" am 4. Juli I'M DSar-
lsD.Barf" III oerauitaltenoe Set Su lueroen.
lSle bus nit ben Arrangements betraute
@oniie udmllh i'll Der gellerH AbeHo abge'
bultenen 9eifaitsiiBung oeS Sereln5 be-
rldtete, babeu Der p9ermaula= Ndnuerdor," :"
yBaltimorer Qleoertran;," v2lrbeiter Dtdn'
usrdor," ySrOhiiun," pVoro Baltimore
Wduuerd)or," Der pSaltlmorer Sdnger
buuo," lpeilea Der pSdmdbtlt]e Sauger'
buuo," rAurorasGuartett=@ @lub," Gurnoers
elm pSorludrt8," r@ermaniaz8u /"
y@pmuatiiher Bgramioen=@Iu 4rbelter'
observation-disclosures S.rein," v@ermaz
ula= Sd)ueloer 8ereiH,n ole Unions Sete.
9egton," be angeftellteu Der SHabe's
i1en uuo Sueff'i6eu Slbrtt u. u. tbr @rs
iheiueH suSelagt.
Sin pom yGeytiden 9ie0ertran;" in
SrootlDu ein9etro1eHes Sdrelb:n E'eloete
suoem, oaB Der Yereln ole @inlaoun9 eben'
faQs anaenommeu unb beihlolieu babe,
nab Sraften 3bell su uebmeH.
3aS i5eit wlro yfaAmitta9s 2 ubr leluen
4nfaug uehnlen uuo Der Serelu, ule geltern
beltloNen luuroe, Inn l uhr BON Der nDtes
daulcs' 6ale" aus nit mebreren Sa99onS
NIB begleilet Don YrOf. STARTS Sapeae 6um
y8arlspz Bart" biuaus Tabreu.
9as arrangements @Omlte blloeu bic
66. Sobu albaugb, aOGm 0ietrld, 8arl
Jieu, @brlif. Shmud, 6rleori6 EeWes, gS.
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Bisper, y. 6llius, y. Geffert unb gS.
0eariug.
AMBER Siuoer Olera farben
gefern Abeuo Die neun Uionate alien 3mlls
iiuqstuaben ce8 Sru. Sol. @aulislo, Jir.
PIG, Suo=@hapelitrake. Die SHaben uar,n
ulIr flrris Sblt franf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-30
Gtn iiiidtiser 3aiiirer feit8enotir=
men.

q em.9 RI, 30. Suni.-Sn 8oftOn
muroe geitern @bas. gS. @oceta, Silfsz
taiiirer Der bieli9en 6irma SDman 81
Conn, 9tr. 3O5, @aibinstun>StraBe
burd @ebetmpOli;tlten oerbaftet, nadz
benz iid beraus9eitellt bate, baB @Oceia
aus Der &afie Der 9enannten Sirma
$4,000 unteridlagen bate unb barauf
flidtlg 9ewOroen mar. Goceia i9eint
idon lett lanserer .3eit bic &aile ieiner
Prin5ipale angesriffeu gu baben, bod
mar eS ibm 9elun9en, Oa5 OfanfO su
perbersen, inDem ct falide @intragunz
gen in oen betreffenoen SHdern madte,
bIs idlieBli9 cine 9enauere riifuns
bericlben Die l1nteridla9uus aufOefte.
Goceia 1T 81 Sabre alt, unperbeirat6et
unO lebte i'm Sauie ietner @ltern, gtr.
265, @elt 40. StraBe. Gr mar bereits
Ieit mebrerenSabren bel Ser oben9enannz
ten 5irma angeitelIt uno gait al8 Elm
bur6aus ;uuerlaiit9er 8eauter. Sn
leeterer 3eit iOa @Oceia iebOa auf 3u
sroBem 6u6e gelebt baben, unb cine
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