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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-20

q BautIlUI BdncII, cAtfa good sea boat, HUSH
deck, wooden yacht, 9s l-2 feet long, IL feet
cabins, pilot house and skyIights safety water
tnbe boiler compound engines Of hest build can
60 through Erie Canal to Worlds Fair: speed. Is
miles. Address YACHT. Box S27. Ncw-ioIx City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-20
DEATH OF AN OLD WARRIOR.

maa who fought IN several wars In Europe and In
the American C!vil War dlcd the Hospital al
Newark on Tuesday. lie seventy. years old
His Bernard Augustin aud he was bora In
upper Hungary and learned trade weaver. IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-20
TIE SUPREME COURT WILL. NOT ATTEND.

Washington. April 10.-Thc Supreme Court OF the
United States has decided not TO attend the naval
rendezvous at Hampton Roads and will also decline
the Invitations to the naval review at NewYork and
TO the opening OF the Worlds Fair in Chicago rs we'll
The assigned the condition of business Of
the court and the fact that the occasion Is merely
festive one. at which the executive and legislative
representatives, win fully represent the Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-20
4 NEW BoAr FOR TIE HEALTH OFFICER

The tugboat Governor Flower up 10 the Barge
Once pier yesterday In all freshness
She is for the OF Health Onicer Jenkins She was
built by Hugh Ramsay, Of Perth Amboy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-20
BOXES FOR THE CITIZENS, BALL.

The sale OF boxes for the Citizens Ball on Arm o.
VIII be held to-day at 80 D. M. at the Waldorf in the
rooms OF the City Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-20
HEALTHY EXERCISE
fresh air and prop.
er food, help to keep

n woman in good con-
, EDITION. It's insult
Gent for some, weak
oned or bornc down
az they nrc by the
ailments and irregu-
lnrities peculiar to
their sex.
They're easily help
IL lnAul Ala...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-20
FOURTH OF THE LASKER-SHOWALTER CANES.

Kokomo. Ind, April 10.-The fourth game Of the
Laskcr Showater chess championship match began at
p. m. Showaltcr played the White and opened with
q French defence The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-20
The Hawaiian Treaty

Nav be deferred. but the people have approved
@, the Old Dominion Cigarettes. Photograph
in each package.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-20
A HIGH
DEGREE

of artistic and constructive excellence
is shown in our large assortment OF
open Fire-places.
The number of special and exclusive
designs is so great that no difficulty is
found in meeting the requirements of
any style of building.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-20
For the Orphans.

The Christian Church Sunday
school has invited the children of
the Protestant Orphans Home to
a Christmas tree and entertain
ment at the church on Camden
street on Christmas night.
The plan is to have an elaborate
Christmas tree, together with an
entertainment, participated in by
the orphans. The friends of the
children and kindly disposed peo-
people are expected to give, on this
occasion, anything they may have
which would be of use in the Or
phans' Home, either clothing, pro-
visions or toys, and help to make a
grand and profitable time, not only
for the children, but for all those
who have a part in it.
Wagons will be sent around town
to collect anything that the people
of the. city may wish TO donate.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-20
Early Morning Blaze.

At s o'clock this morning an
alarm of fire was turned in from
box 316, corner of Navarro and
West Commerce streets, and the
summons was quickly answered by
fire company No. 2. The blaze was
located in "The Leader" millin-
cry and notion store at No. 2IS
West Commerce street. Several
buckets of water had been poured
on the fire, which was eXtinguished
before the company had time to
stretch their hose. The blaze was
Occasioned by the lighting of a
match in the show window, where
gas had been escaping. The loss
to the millinery stock, which is
owned by Miss N. Thomson, will
not exceed $50, while the damage
to the notion department, owned
by Miss Fisk, will amount to $25.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-20
o. w. ANDREAE,
An Artist in Watches, With an Ele.
CANT Establishment.

RanC tSCdDl1Snm6nC.
There is no man with a first-class
time-piece in southwest Texas that
does not know O. w. Andreae, for
so many years the matchmaker Of
Bell Bros, where he drew the larg-
est salary paid to any Individual of
his craft in the country. Mr..
Andreae learned his trade in the
best establishments in Europe, and.
has no superior in this or any state
as a matchmaker. He is a finished
workman in every respect, being
not only a skillful matchmaker,
but an artist of no mean rep
utation with the engraver's
tools. His portraits, engraved
on silver and gold plate,
have attracted attention in the
east and secured for him the finest
encomiums of the best judges of en-
craving in two hemispheres. These
portraits are real works of art,
comparing favorably in shading
and naturalness of expression with
the work Of the photographer and
the painter. After twelve years in
this city in the employment OF
Bell Bros. Mr.. Andrea started
business for himself at No. 3l9
West Commerce street, in April
of last year. His well known skill
and reliability as a workman in
sured him reasonable trade
from the beginning, but he him
self was not prepared for the
rapid development of his business
in so short a time as to necessi-
tate the enlargement of his &C
comodations and the doubling of
his stock for the holiday trade Of
the present season. He has just
completed his work of furnishing
and stocking his store, and has as
complete a stock of fine goods in
the jewelry line as is carried in
the state. You will find only the
best at Andreae's, and you will be
guaranteed satisfaction. He is a
perfect judge of all things in his
line, an expert engraver, skillful
and finished workman, a pleasant
salesman, an honest counsellor as
to the value of all precious stones,
and gentleman with whom it will
be found pleasure to do business.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-20
Meeting of Manufacturers.

The manufacturer of San An
tonic held meeting at st. Joseph's
hall last night, steps were taken
taken to perfect permanent organ
ization. A committee composed of
V. p. Brown, NJ. Rosy, George
Mandry, William Long, M. H.
Cade, F. NJ. Gloeckner, S. d. Price,
J. f. Williams and f. A. Holm
green was appointed to formulate
plan of permanent organization,
The committee will meet one week
from tonight to make the necessa-
ry arrangements.
Among those in attendance at
the meeting last night were: j.
f. Williams, chairman, manufac-
turing vinegar and grocers' sun
dries; E. A. Holmgreen, secretary,
foundry and machine shops; S. d.
Price, manufacturing vinegar and
grocers sundries; NJ. Rosy, manu-
featuring cigars; Henry Wagner,
manufacturing office fixtures
Walter Scott, manufacturing mes
quite block pavements; f. M.
Gloeckner, manufacturing wagons
and carriages; F. Bachrach, manu-
featuring candy; Joe Beckmann,
manufacturing boots and shoes
William Long, manufacturing
carriages and wagons; w. H. Cade,
planning mills; George Mandry,
manufacturing cOoperage; E.
Menger, manufacturing soap
7. p. Walsh & Co., manufac-
turing cornices; j. Dietrich
& Co., manufacturing soap; Deg
ener & Karbe, planning mills; C. S.
Austin, secretary Collins Manufac-
turing company Benz. Duhinski,
manufacturing electrical supplies
V. p. Broom, Texas Stockman ;
William Ruppersberg, brooms ;
Max Schmueckle, miller; Ed.
Friedrich, manufacturing horn
furniture; w. F. Keans, contrac-
tor; Frank Steffens, cooperage
Joseph Herman, blacksmith and
wheelright; George Eckenroth,
carriages and wagons; Charles
BOelhauwe, sash, doors and blinds
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-20
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
A Great Play Superbly Presented
by a Great Company.


The Modjeska company present
ed Macbeth at the Grand last night
to an audience whose presence was
compliment to any attraction. 1t
was Modjeska's night, and we'll did
the royal actress acquit herself.
Perhaps no character that she could
have assumed would have shown
so strikingly the versatility of her
genius, as that of "Lady Macbeth"
in contrast with her "Portia" of the
night before. There is nothing
coarse in the grain of Lady Mac
beth's character as portrayed by
Modjeska, but there is the incarna-
ton of that love OF power that
once given sway in an imperious
nature sweeps all before it like an
irresistible flood. In all things she
is still the courtly lady, despite
the horror Of her deed, and the
woman in her nature is not
obscured by the overmastering
desire to see her husband en-
throned in the seat of the murder
ed Duncan. In the marvellous
display of her dramatic powers as
given scope in the thrilling situa-
tions of this immortal creation of
Shakespear, she was most ably
supported by Skinner as "Mac-
beth" and by Kyle as "Macduff."
1t was incomparably the most
powerful presentation of the trag-
edy ever given in this city, and
was thoroughly appreciated by
the splendid house that assembled
to do the talented Star and her
superb company honor.
There were several box parties
present, and the new draperies of
the boxes, just put in, were fitting
ly set off by the animated groups
that occupied the boxes.
The comedy of "Niobe," is on the
bills for Thursday night and Fri
day matinee and evening.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-20
Theatre Party From Seguin.

A party Of well known young
ladies of Seguin arrived in the city
yesterday afternoon, over the
Southern Pacific, to witness the
performance of "Lady Macbeth"
by Modjeska at the Grand opera
house last night. The party con-
sisted of Miss May Humphrey, op-
eratork on the Southern Pacific.
and her beautiful sister, Miss
Maude, and the Misses Erskine.
The ladies were accompanied by
Mr.. Thomas Humphry, brother of
the Misses Humphreys. The party
left for home this morning, highly
pleased with the performance.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-20
WAGNER & CHABOT
THE FAIR.
SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT
A Train of the Sap Goes Through a
Bridge.

A serious wreck occurred at noon
yesterday on the Waco branch. of
the San Antonio and Arkansas Pass
near Winchester. One person was
killed and several injured. The
unfortunate one killed is Clark
Dwyer, newsbOy, who had his
neck broken.
Those injured are as follows:
l.. H. Walker, st. Louis, head cut
very badly and bruised otherwise.
Moses Smith, cOlOred, Oakland,
Texas, cut on head and leg injured.
Charles Semmeler, CuerO, Texas,
back and leg injured.
G. H. Wyatt, colored, Lockhart,
back and leg injured.
G. r. Bryant, colored, Flatonio,
arm broken, injured otherwise.
Wilson Bailey, colored, Giddings,
wrist sprained.
J. S. II all, engineer, slightly in
jured.
The injured were taken to Fla
tonia on the Southern Pacific and
were attended by DR.. Graves, ST.,
who left for that place on learning
of the unfortunate accident. He
found them all able to walk there
fore their injuries are not very
serious. Superintendent Innes and
Butler left for the scene of the
wreck at 3 o'clock yesterday after
noon.
The accident was caused by the
engine of the sOuthbOund passen-
ger train jumping the track and
going through bridge fifty-one
feet long over creek, carrying all
the coaches and baggage, express
and mail cars down with it.
After DIR. Graves had attended
to the injured men and they were
relieved of their sufferings, they
were removed to San Antonio and
are now confined in the Santa Rosa
hospital. From the latest reports
they are resting easy.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-20
Murdered Messenger Known Her

John c. Richardson, the express
messenger who was killed by
train robbers on the Southern Pa
cific railroad west of Houston
Monday night, is we'll known in
San Antonio, having at one time
resided here for over year, room
ing with ex-Messenger Wagner on
Avenue G. He was highly es-
teemed young man and had been
in the employ of the Wells Fargo
Express company as messenger for
the past fourteen years.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-20
A CHILD ENJOYS

The pleasant flavor, gentle action
and soothing effects of Syrup of
Figs, when in need of a laxative,
and if the father or mother be cos
tive or bilious, the most gratifying
results follow its use; so that it is
the best family remedy known and
every family should have bottle
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-20
FRESH BREAD TWICE A DAY

Hot rolls twice way.
Ornaments for Christmas trees.
Fireworks for Holidays.
Pumpernickel daily.
No table complete
without
Louis Spahn's bread.
$50 +. Commerce street. II 10 ct
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-20
BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES.

We mean exactly what we adj
vertise until Jan. 1st, we will
make you very low price on our
goods. J. E. CAwTHON & Co.,
II IA tt "a w, Nueya St,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-20
BUGG1Es AND CARRIAGES.

Until Jan. LIST don't buy a buggy
or carriage without getting our
prices. j. E. CAwTHON & Co.,
u Is tt 224 w. NueVa st.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-20
LEATHER GOODS

An elegant line of beautifully
bound leather, and in white Cath
Ollie prayer books at
II 202t MIC TENGG's.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-20
TOURISTS AND VISITORS

Will find many suggestive and APP
propriate Holiday Souvenirs to
send to their northern homes at
KYPFER & SENG'S,
10 st 1913 and 325 +. Houston ST.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-20

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-20
BILL HEADS, LETTER HEADS,

Cards, Envelopes, and all kinds of Com
mercial Printing done at the LIGHT Office
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-20
Best Claret Wines

6OS and Cog per gallon at L..
KunkePs, 1873 N. Flores street.
l04 3m
, 1893-10-16

nOb elmer Der 6auptz red letter days"
tperoen. 8ebaIten mir besbaIb Sic un<
ldnglt propbe5eite 3tffer bon "a Wiatonen
I'M Nuge, es miro ~bluttpenig baran feblen.
Nucb bic Wiitter tperoen mtiien, 6dB bte
Nustelung tbrem gnbe Sugebt, unb baB
oesbalb ben &tnOern cine @rtraDatan5 9e>
tpdbrt tDurbe. Sretlib bate man ben
&tnbern Oas 8er9nii9en aub in BEN Conn
merterten geipdbren ~f0nnen, bann tpdre Die
&t1oerpo6e ni6t in baS iebt unoermetb7
ltcbe @ebran9e gefaaen. @ber IN bent
Punfte iin6 sic neutrality-suspicious.
ebenlo fur3it9tig unO %unoerniinfttg gene
len, tpte Die Observation-Disclosures I'M @es
tpGbren bon btQigeren Sabrpreiien. SeBt
modbten Die bic @olbfu6ie, Die cs fir tie
6era6re9net, nocb cine g8eite ldn9cr ein7
b%eintlen, aber baraus miro pobl nt5tS.
Wfan bate aucb bic Stabt fir Bic iecbS
Gage Bet 8ocbe in iecbS Sertens8e5irfe
ctntDeilen t0nnen, Inn 10 nicbt BEN S9ul9
belub ptcbcr 9anS un0 gar tnS Stoden 81
brtn9en. @ber, nun e5 ctnmaL geide6en,
mitiicn viptr @ltern" uns eben nit Der
pouenoeten I6atla1e a6finOen. gtun ben
vlteben &leinen" lei Sic Treuoe %ge90nnt.
Stnb nit ii6er Die sebntpObige 8ummelSett
btntpeggefommen, 10 fommen mir aucb lber
Die a6ttd9ige bintpeg, un6 WeltauSitel4ung
lit ia nut einmaG. 3ubem bilft Der oerz
me6rte &tnberbeiu9 ia aub bo5u, Die @e9
lammt5iffer nob nm Gin 8ebeutenbes 81
erbo6en, unb barum ion ibnen aueS, mas
ite uns in biefer Bobe gu 2eibe tbun pers
5ie6en tper6en.
, 1893-10-16
Stdoti1hes,
no lift Al pasen2
Die poIi3et iu6t ihu, neil er zines Ginbruds
perod4ti9 if. = Qus Dem Recoro etnes
Gau9entAts.

S. S. 8asen, ser ii9 fir einen 3eitun9Sz
bertbtcritatter aus9iebt, unb Ser in @6icago
unb in onberen StGbten 3iemlib befannt
lit, tpirb bon ber Holt3ei 9eiu6t, pel6e
glaubt, oaB ct bel etnem geitern firth in Dem
@rie 6ouie, 112 Stftb Npe., berlbten Gin
brucbe bet6eili9t .8epcien lit.
@egen 6 l16r geitern fri6 macbte ma
Die Gnt6e6ung, 6aB Elm 3immer in Dem
gena1nten 6otel alf9ebro6en mar, unb oaB
aus oemielben Derio6icbene Sa6en, barunter
Elm 0n5ug, geitoblen tporDen iparer. Ba3en
bate it6 bic gan5c Gacbt in Dem 6oteL auf7
gebalten, UNI 0ie ~angegebcne 3eit aber
fpnnte ct l1iebt aufgefunben tperOen. 9a
ct 9eitern ni6t in ben 2ofalen, in benen ct
nit 8orIiebe 81 berfebren pflegt, geIeben
mur0e, ntmmt tai an, baB Ct an benz
@tnbru6 betbeiltgt war un6 bann bic Sta6t
perIai1e1 bat.
Sobn Sranf 9o3en's 8erfbmtn6en tpir6
faum bon Sen1anb ~betrauert mer6en. ST
bat einen iebr -anriicbt9en. 9tccor6 binter
iid, uno 5a6lretcbe Berionen beoauern es,
iemals feline 8efannti9aft eema1t gu
ba6en. @r CAB ii6 itetS fir etnen 3ei1
tungSmann aus, befalib iicb aber faIt tmme
ouBer Stelung. SSn Ser lebten j3eit batte
CT ii6 eiuer 8an6e bon 9ieben unb Saicben7
bicben angcichlriien, Die ibr 6auptquartier
in Dem @dB6en 3pii6en @aibin9ton uni
Mabtlon Str. auf9ei6La9en bate.
Der PoltSet uno Teuermebr lit 8asen
inter benz gtalnen vSour>@leben" betannt.
IS mar cine Nrt Baliion fir ibn, BEL
8rdnben auf Ser 8ranbltdtte gu erlbeinen
unb benz feurigen S6auipiel 3u3uIeben.
SIN leBten Suit Deriubten letne 8efannter
ibn aus ieiner 8erfommcn6eit al 5ie6er
un0 tbn mteoer gu etnem orbcntLicben Wenz
icben gu ma6en. @r ner9alt bic 8e>
milDun9en ietner Sreunbe boburcb, 6aB er
ein uni6ulbiges, faum 6en &tn6erihuben
entipachieneS WG6ben ungliidlicb madte.
ST bate bas Wdb6en auf einem 8icntc
fcnnen 9eIernt un6 ite, unter Nnberem
burcb Die Qnga6e, er let BEL elmer bieltqen
3eitung NIT einem 8o6en9ebalt bon $35
angeiteut, %DeranlaBt, nit ibm Sen @6ebun6
~ei13u9e6et. 0aS Baar nabm an Ser 0elt5
MabiionitraBe Wo6nun9. 3tpet 8ober
lang unterbielt Bic iun9e Srau ben Gauge
niGbtS nit Sen fletnen Griparniiien, sic Ie
mitge6radbt battle. QGs i6r @el6 ale tpor
mar uno baS 8aar tpegen riidtGnbieer
Wietbe aus Ser @obnung ge1ebt uer6en
ioute, bor9te it6 Pa3en bon leiner Trall
i6re gol6ene llbr. ST berieBte OieIe un6
pcr3ubelte ben @rl0S. OILS 8a5en INNER
un6 immer nie6cr ietn anseblicbes Saldr
bon $50 nicbt nacb 6ouie bracbte, Ia6 Bic
iunge Trau Elm, baB lte getGuibt tporbeu
lei. sic oerlieB ibu unO ging 3u ibrem
8ru6er 8uriid, Der ais Wal9inift in sien1z
licb gltten 8%erbGltniiien lebt. Sic mill
S1ritte einleiten, Sic ie an ibre.n Gauge
NIGHTS bon v@emabl" ite feiielnOen 8anOe err
l0ien, Basen pirO in5m09en bon Der go
li3ei gein9t.
, 1893-10-16
Jm Rauh erittdt.
Der 5arbioe nom. Sohnion Gas Opfer zines
5euers i'm parffioe Potel.

Sin Sorbiger Nan1ens BiQi0m Sadion
fam beute Worgen BET einem Seuer i'm
8arfiibe 6otel, AT Der Sefferion Qlpe., 3tpt7
idben Der Sc. un6 81. StraBe gu leinem
Sooe, tnbem CT in Dem GaudD erlttdte.
Seine 3eibe ipurOe na6 GOlltOn's Worgue
in 6poe 8arf gebra3t.s
Ser 8rano, Ser ben icbre6lic6en Sob
Sa6iDn'S i'm @efolgc bate, perurIacbte nut
etnen notwithstanding un~bebeutenben Gtz
9entbumsl6aoen. @s braA in benz Seller
9eibOB oes 8arfiibe 6otelS aus uno murbe
bon Dem Nacbtclerf Sobn 9edbter ent0edt.
0teier rief Die Seuerpebr berbei unb lor9te
oafir, baB Die 6otelgGite in Si6erbett gez
bra3t tDurben. On Sadion, Ser in Dem
9otel ais Sausfne6t beldbdftigt mar un0
i'm &elergeicboB i9ltef, bodte Ser Glerf
erit, ais e8 gu ipdt mar. 2tlS man na9
SafiOn il9te, fanb maj i'm betpuBlOs in
ieinem 8ette liegen. Ser 8%emuBdoie
tpuroe iofort binausgetra9en, unb Elm Nr5t
mar i6neu 3ur Steue, bOcb fonnte 6ieler
nun nod conitatiren, baB SObnion, an
Gaub erittdt, to0t mar.
9aS Seuer mar ibneQ gel0i6t. Ser
%finan5teue 8erluit b~e5iffert itb auf cttpa
$500.
lieutenant 6eaLb lit gcnei9t, an3unebz
men, baB Sadion's SOB ni9t Elm 3ufGaiger
getpelen lit. S. g. QtmpoID, Elm 3immerz
9enoiie Sodion'S, wur6e beute 8ormitta9
perbaftet, nnO WirO ben B%abriprucb Ser
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ab3utpartcn baben.
Qmpolb bebauptet, ct babe, ais ba5
Seler ausbradb, Sa6iOn 51 tpeden Deriucbt.
es lei i6m aber nicht~ 9eIungen, i'm tpa6 gu
befommen. 6cnrp 9erman, Elm SAT- bes
6otels, ba9egen be6auptet, fur5 bot Dem
Seuer I'M &euergei3oB einen Streit 9cbOrt
SIT baben. Sine l1nteriubun9 Ser 2eibe
Saflon'S ibien BEN BON 0ieut. 6ealp gez
begten @erbadbt Su beitGtigen. 9a5 @eii9t
bcS Tobten meiit mebrere S3rammen unb
S6nitte auf, unb in BEN Eai9en ieiner
&leiber tpurOe fetn @elb gefunben, trobbem
er am Nbenb DOrber ieinen 2Obn erbalten
bate.
, 1893-10-16
Ghelei0en.

@etpobnbeitsmdBige Grunfiu3t unb Ser
na3tdiitgun9 ieiner Samilie iinb Die
@riinbe, ipelcbe Trau Gbarlotte Solution in
elmer beute I'M &reis9ertdbt einseretcbten
&Gage auf @rlangung elmer S6eibung BON
Soiepb 9. Sobnlon angtebt. 9as Paar
bate itcb I'M MiGr3 1881 in Wicbi9an 9ez
6eirotbet unb bat Els gum Z. Oftober bieles
Sa6reS 5uiammengelebt. Srau Sobnion
glaubt ieBt nicbt ldn9er nit ibrem @atten
ausfomrnen su tOnnen. Sobnion lit Wtauz
ret bon Brofeiiion.
Wtnntc s. Qea6 bel9ul6i9t ibren@atten
SbomaS gilbert in tbrer i'm Superiorgericbt
anbGn9ig 9ema6ten S9eibungSflage, ite
felt Der 9o63ett, Die I'M 0esember 1890
it~attfano, fait unausgeiebt auf OaS @rauz
idmlte gemiB3anbelt gu baben. Nucb ioa
er ibr unO ibrem s~lponsig Monate alien
So6ne Die Wtittel gum 3ebenSunterbaIt Dor>
entbalten baber1, nm ieiner 9eibenlDaft fir
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