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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-13
PROFESSIONAL POIS0NER
A Terrible Criminal Ar
rested by Pinkertons
in Detroit.
INSURANCE COMPANIES HIS PREY.
Killed Several Wives and Traded in
Dead Bodies TO Swindle.
INSURANCE COMPANIES HIS PREY.

DETROIT. Mich. July 13, 1898. Two of
the most notorious criminals In America
have fallen into the hands of the police.
Two local detectives. guided by Detective
Julian of New York and two Pinkerton
men. have arrested Dr. Henry G. W.
Meyer and his wife at No. 1913 Clifford
street on suspicion. Julian and the
Pinkerton men have been ON Meyers
track for Two years, and finally corpered
him in Detroit. collecting in the mean
time evidence which, they say. will cause
Meyer to suffer the death penalty.
1t is said that Meyer graduated from
the Chicago Homeopathic School In 1878,
aud his operations began a year later,
when he poisoned his first wife. Then, it
is alleged, ne poisoned an old man of the
name of Gilderman. aud married the
widow, poisoning her son aud family and
herself. Meyer then moved from Chicago
to New York, where he went into part
nership with man of the name of
Brant. Their sche1ie was to beat the in
surance companies. Brant was to take
out heavy insurance, become sick and
apparently die, a corpse being procured
from some other source and used to get
the Insurance.
Brant took some medicine to render
him unconscious. and according to the
police statements Meyer poisoned him,
collecting the insurance. In some way
Meyer persuaded an Indianapolis girl 10
accompany him to Toledo. where he
poisoned her also, Chemists have an
alyzed the poison he is accused of using,
but have falled to dud out what 1t is.
He is said to have collected s., 900 from
insurance companies, and The detectives
feel confident There are more cases to
hear from Requisltion papers are ex-
pected tomorrow. and, although there
are four cases against him In Chicago, it
is snid efforts will be made to send him
To New York, where the case is alleged
To be Stion1
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-13
RRITAlN's MARLIKE GUISE.
A Regiment and an 1ronclad for tn
station at EsQuImalt.

A Regiment and an Ironclad for the
station at EsQuImalt.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 13. 1S93.-The
star iement is printed here, based upon a
letter from an English army officer to a
wealthy Englishman sojourning in this
city, that contingency orders have been
issued to the Fifth Battalion of the Roy al
Rife Brigade. now at Davenport, Eng
land, to hold itself In readiness to pro.
ceed to Victoria for Colonial Station
duty.
The battalion numbers 1000 men. and
is one of the best organized and most
efficient In the British service. The Lett
ter further says the powerful British ship
Minotaur has also been specially COM
mauded to duty at Esqulmalt. ana the
commander of the ship has been ap-
pointed Naval Commandant.
The commander OF the Royal Brigade
has been made commander of the Es-
quimaIt station, succeedln @ the dock
yard SUPERINTENDENT. aud Colonel Pryor
of the Canadian forces, who has hereto
fore held Doth posts.
The batallions of tine Royal Marine
Artillery are also uuder orders for sta
tion duty at Victoria. and the Canadian
authorities are said to be devistng meas
ures to overhaul and put Esquimalt
Harbor in more complete defensiDie con.
dition.
The British officer see ms to think THAI
this sudden activity on the part of the
BRITISH authorities has direct connec
tton with the Behring Sea controversy.
From the tone and language of she
letters the San Francisco Englishman
believes that England anticipates an un-
favorable termination of theBehrng SEA-
arbitration, and proposes to place herself
in a position to defend aud enforce what
she considers her rights in the seal prop
critics.
The recent arrival of the war vessel
Royal Arthur at Esquimalt with Ad-
mirai Stevenson aboard, and these un'
usual movements of British forces ap-
pear to lend some tiuge of probability &c
the story.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-13
BOTTLE OF NITRO-GLYCERINE.

WASHINGTON, Pa, July 10, 1893.-Last
evening William Cox, aged twelve, his
sister Matilda, aged fourteen, and Georgia
Ward, aged twelve, found a pint and q
quart bottle lying under tree at theroad-
side They threw several stones at the
bottles. When one of the bottles was
struck an explosion followed that shook
houses a mile away A large hole was
blown in the earth, trees and fences were
thrown down and the children hurled
many feet. The bottles contained nitro
glycerine Willie Cox was fatally hurt.
The girls were badly injured and are in a
critical condition
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-13
FAILURES IN LONDON.
Bt cabls to he Unlted Press.

LONDON, July 1S, 1893, 1880 P. M.-The
stock market is quiel, but has improved
somewhat since The opening. There has
been buying for the Continent, though
the feeling Is unsettled. English railway
securities are weak, and consols of the
Grand Trunk Railway of Canada have
fallen 1-6 to IA The general tone of
American railroad securities is weak,
though occasionally prices shown an ad-
vance.
Three minor failures have been re-
ported. The firms that have suspended
are Neville Aveling Of s Drapers' Gar
dens, Herbert King of 2 Copthall Court,
and Joseph Richardson Gloag & Co, OF
Copthall Court
All are stock and ssare brokers. The
last mentioned firm received assistance
to carry it over the settlement last May.
Today it was unable to meet engage
ments to the extent OF 1900
2P. M.-The failure has just been an
nouuced of Viveash & Favafger. stock
and share joDbers of No. Copthall
Chambers. They were small jobbers. aud
their transactions were confined to Amer
ic;n Spct1 rift ias
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-13
A POLICBMAN'S DIVORCE SUIT.

Policeman Frank McGurk of the Second pre-
cinet testified before Vice Chancellor Green in
Chancery Chambers today in his suit for
divorce from Rose McGurk. They were mar
ried in St. Mary's Church in 1871. Three or
four years ago she took to drink and drank
very hard She left him in July, 1890, aud has
not lived with him since. The hearing was adj
joHrned because of the illness of McGurk's
daughter, an important witness. Mciurk has
been on the police force six years.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-13
LOOKS LIKE WAR SIAM.
BIZ Gable to tie United Press

By Gable to the United Press.
LONDON, July IS. 1S93.-The Times cor.
respondent at Banhkok telegraphs that
the Samese Government has refused to
permit two more Feuch gunboats to enter
the Meiam River, twenty miles from the
moatn of which Bangkok is situated.
and has threatened that il the gun boats
attempt to cross the bar at the mouth of
the river they Will be sunk. France" :"
the correspondence adds 'has officially said
that this is practically a declaration of
war"
BRUSSELS. July 13, 1923. The IHdpcen-
dent Beige says that The troubles between
the French and Siamese OF the Aunam
frontier are spreading, and that all trade
has been stopped.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-13
SENATOR SMITH WILL NOT BUY.

Congressman Fielder Denies That Story
About the Biatohford House.
Congressman Fielder returned from
Washington this morning. He denied
that the New Jersey delegation had
moved from the Hotel Normandie be-
cause the hotel had been closed. He said
the hotel would remain open and the
New Jersey delegation would remain
there Mr. Fielder said there was no
truth in the rumor that Senator James
Smith, Jr., had or would purchase the
residence of the late Judge Blatchford.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-13
APPEARED WITHOUT COUNSEL.

Mrs Emma Paterson, the wife of proprietor
of an Opera House at Asbury Park, was the de-
fendant in Chancery Chambers today in a mort
gage forecl osure suit, brought by Edward
Speath, of Newark, on an assigned claim
against property in Asbury PARK She appeared
without counsel. The plaintiff $ lawyer was ex-
Judge Fort, of Newark. Vice Chancellor Green
said the property would have to be sold unless
the mortgages were otherwise satisfied.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-13
WANT FRENcHY RELEASED.

NEW YORK, July 10, 1S93.-A commu-
nication was received at the District At
torney's office this morning from Gov
ernor Flower
He requests the District Attorney to
send him the facts OF the case of George
FRANK, alias Frenchy, who was convicted
OF numbering the old woman known as
Shakespeare in Water street.
An application has been made to the
Governor for pardon.
Ereuchy is now confined in the Insane
Asylum for Criminals
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-13
HELD on A MURDER CHARGE.
Bl cable to he united Press.

By Gable to the United Press.
QUEENSTOWN. July IS, 1898. Denis
OLeary, man who intended to sail on
the American steamer Indiana from this
port for Philadelphia, was arrested today
just before the departure of the steamer
on charge of murder.
He is accused of having killed James
Lonergan in Tipperary
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-13
TRYoN'S SUCCESSOR ON DECK.
Bv cabIe to the U,.tted Preas.

By Gable to the United Press.
VALETTA, Malta. July 13, 1s93.-Vice
Admiral Sir Michael Cuime Seymour.
who has been appointed Commander-in-
Chief on the British Mediterranean Sta
ton to succeed Vice Admiral Sir George
Tryon, who lost his life in the Victoria.
disaster, has arrived here.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-13
JUMPED FROM A MOVING TRAIN.

Between eight and nine o'clock last evening
Joseph Johnson of Waverly, aged thirty-six
years, jumped from Pennsylvania Railro ad
train while crossing the bridge over the Passaic
brought @ to this city. va attended by Dr.. McGii and
removed to the City Hospital His injuries
consist of conclusion of the spine and severe
bruises on tine back.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-13
ANNIE ECKE IN JAIL.

Annie Eeke, who was arrested on a charge of
forging he name of her father, Helmuth Ecke,
of No. $40 Pate rson Plank Road, West Hoboken,
to a post office receipt for money letter, was
committed in the afternoon bv Conlmi ssoner
Romane to the Hudson County Jail in default
of $500 bail. She says she acted with her
fathers authority.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-13
MATTERS or FACT

Ladies should not fail to have bottle
OF that excellent Tooth Wash called Dentel-
laria; your Druggist will get 1t.
-Hartnett's Little Grainsof Health cure
Sick or Nervous Headache. They are great
or big head.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-13
A MULE BROKE HIS LEG.

Michael Cassidy. aged twenty-three years, a
driver in the employ OF Van Keuren & Son, con-
tractor, while at work yesterday .fternoon. fill
ing in lots at Dixon's Crucioa @ = IS stables at
Wayne and Merseles streets, was 4ickeu by one
OF his team of mules, causing a compoun trac
ture OF the right leg. He was taken to st
Francis Hospital. Cassidy lives at No. 227
Was tolx
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-13
BOARD OF WORKS DO NOT MEET,

There was TO have been a meeting of the
Street and Water Commissioners this morning
All the members OF the board were present and
were in executive session for more than two
hours. AT Doon Clerk Bouton adjourned the
meeting until next Monday. The subject under
discussion was rapid transit it was said.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-13
weather Indications.

wAsHTN eToN, July IS, lS93.- Weather indica-
tions for thrty-six hours, ending at eignt P. NJ
Friday-For Southeastern New York includ-
ing Long Island; also for Connecticut and Norta-
ern New Jersey:-Far; possibly a thunder
shower this evening; slightly warmer; south.
easterly Winds
Hartnett,s Tharmomatsr Report.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-13
SCALPED BY HER HUSBAND.

Annie Cuddy of No. 46 York street yesterday
came to the First precinct police station suffer
ing from severe scalp wound inflicted by her
husband. The woman was attended by City
Physician Wofson, and the brutal husband was
arrested and locked up.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-13
FRED. GRANT AT CAPE MAY.

Special to The jersey City Ne,cs.
CAPE MAY, July Is. 1893. 93.-Colonel
FRED. d. Grant, ex-United States Minis
ter to Austria. is visiting General Harri-
son at Cape May Point.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-13

Strong nerves. sweet sleep, good appetite,
healthy digestion, and best of all, PURE
BLOOD. are given by Hoods SarsapaIilla.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-19
WiTonri.

- Sn Der llm9e9eno pm b NJ
a b. oht Meilen nOrolib BON 81.
Soiepb, ertrantte I'M Sum- b. S. Der
elfjGbrige Sbomas 8ilpin, Elm Spbn
bes Sarmers aleranoer @ilpln, an
&beumatismus in ieiner rebten Sor-
perieite uilo Dem re6ten geine. gr
lit 10 befti9e S1merSen, OaB Die
Gltern ibm alles fernbielten, woour1
er einen Druid poer audi ,nur cine
i6merSbatte Seriibrung bate erleipen
tDnnen. Die Sptipren Wartin, SEER
lnO Sefferies in Sapannab bermo9ten
ben S6mers ni6t 81 linoern uno oieier
wuroe 10 befti9, oaB Der &nabe Die
Wunoiperre betam. SiirSli6 perfiel
er in einen Starrtrampf, aus wel6em
er mebrere Stunoen lang ni6t srweft
tperoen tOnnte. Oils er i6lieBli9 oar=
aus erma6te, mar er unfdbi9 gu ipre=
den uno i6rieb ieinen Gltern auf einen
3ettel, oaB er i'm Sraume feline beioen
perltorbeuen griioer uno feline Sbwelter
geieben babe, wel9e linn gebeiBen bdt=
ten, nab elmer beitimmten STEELE aui
Dem Seloe gu icnoen, BON Der Der
S6nee iopeit binpesgetraBt weroen
iollte, bis Die Soten aui Elm Woosla9er
itoBen piiroen, unter Dem lie @urSeln
finoen tpiiroen, wel6e lie ibm bringen
~iOllten. Die gltern gin9en ibrer 3pei=
fel ungeattet auf Die Bitten Oes &ran-
ten Elm uno fanoen ippobl oas Mpps
als aud Die WurSeln uno iiberbra6ten
lie ibm; oarauf bereiteten lie ibm bar
aus mad Der In9abe oes &naben
cine Ginreibun9, nit wel9er Der Sit
oes S9merses eingeriebeu puroe uno
Sruar nit iol6em GriOlse, oaB Der
&rante am nG6iten Sage BON Der
Munoiperre uno ben rbeumatii6en
S6merSen erlOit tpar uno nunmebr 10
gut pie jemaIs laufen tann. R!Y
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-19
Ohio.

- Sn Der umsssenb bon WiIIers
town bel llrbana p~ertleioeten Ii6
neuli6 @benos Satob gaior uno brei
Mao6en oils 2anoi trei6er uno so9en
auf einen ult aus. 3uerlt ipra6en lie
bel SatDb Scatter Dor uno erbaten ii6
gtpas gum giien. Satob CAB ibnen
mebrere gutterbrDoe uno bic permeint-
li6en cramps" nabmen lie an uno
sosen la6eno ab. Sarauf ipra6en iie
bel Soiepb Smith Dor uno baten um
Na6tquartier. Smith fiir6tete ii6
uno bic cramps" nabmen bon benz
Saule SeiiB, ja9ten Smith binaus uno
erl6redten Die Witslieoer bon oeiien
6amilie 10 iebr, OaB oisie in &rdmpie
oeriielen. Smith lief in ben WalD
uno tuuroe am fOlsenoen Worgen ueben
einem 9aumitamme toot auf9eiunoen.
Germutbli6 maj er bon ben Ginorin9-
lin9en in iein Saus 10 iebr sri6reft
woroen, oaB elm Ser3i6lag ieinem See
ben Elm gnoe ma9te.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-19
Gleftrii6es Yitters.

Sieies Mittel lit 10 betannt unb popus
Idr, iobaB es feiner beionbersn Gmpiebs
lung bebarf. @ue, peIde bas glectrii6e
Sitters ueriu9t baben, iinsen bemielben
Gobseians. Cine reinere Miebisin %eriitirt
ni9t uno es wiro sarantirt, baB ie 9lues
bewirtt, mas pon bsrieIbsn beanipru9t
piro. gIettrii9es 8ittsrs turirt ale
&ranfbeiten Der 9eber unb Nieren, ents
fernt 9ei9wiire, Seulen unb Sauttrant:
beiten, iowie ale llebel, wel9e bur9 uns
reines glut peranlaBt werben. gs treibt
Sieber aus benz &Orper uno i9ist sssen
oaiielbe. 9esen &opfi9mersen, Iers
itopfuns uno idle3te Serbauuns per-
iu6t Glettrii9es Sitters. 8oae 3ufriss
oenbeit wiro %sarantirt ooer bas 9elb sus
rid eritattet. Breis so Gents unb 81 90
bic 6Iai4e. gu baben BEL Z. W. Rusts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-19
&anias.

- Sn Dem unpeit bon Sopeta bele=
genen Serthen j lOrence erre9t
Elm eigentbimli6es YOrtommniB 9ro=
Bes Nufieben. Ter duBerit bDsarti9e
Suno zines 6armers biB Elm Subn gu
SOoe. Sie 6armersfrau wolts oas
Sbier gum Glen 5ubereiten, bod puroe
bas Sleii6 pabreno oes &D6ens pOlia
i6parS uno perbreitete einen abi6eu=
li6en 8eitant. Man mari es oesbalb
meg. Der ndmlide Sunoe bate in
Jlorence mebrere anbere Sunoe 9e=
bifen uno oa man einen Qusbru1 Der
SOlwutb unter oenielben befir6tete,
10 wuroen auf anOronung oes MaDors
iammtli6e SunOe in Slorsnce, un9e=
tGbr funiSig, 9etOotet. Sa feline per=
fOnen 9ebiien wproen paren, glaubte
man oamit aue 8efabr beieitigt. 9lm
/. Deg. DurOe bic Sarmersirau, wel6e
Das bepuBte Subn gum &O6en subereis
tet bate, plOBli6 bon bsfti9en &rdm=
pfen befallen. Wtan bra6te Tie Al
sinem 4r5t mad Strong Gitp, Der TO-
fort auf Die Iermutbuns fam, oaB bic
Grau al einem anial BON Solltputb
lsioe. Sic iOQ ndmli6, ais ie oas
Subn banobabte, an elmer ibrer Sanoe
cine fpunoe STEELE 9ebabt baben. Die
Gnti3eioun9 Der 6rage Ob Die SOLE
putb aud brett ii~bertra9bar, ME man
tn Dem DOrlie9enoen Sale Onnimmt,
mus ben Sa6OeritdnOi9en i~iberlaIien
bleiben. Gas Seben Der 6rau i9tpebt
Gn9ebli6 in grOBer Geiabr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-19

fremoen 2dnoern empiano. Sic muroe
in ibm 10 mdttie, oab ct neuli6 iei=
mem Meiiter enttui6, nit benz felten
Gnti6luiie, cine weite, gefdbrli1e 8eiie
su unternebmen. Seine 9eliebten Sn=
oianerbii6er, ale feline Sabielisteiten,
Wafen, Wunitipn, WertSeug Deribie=
oener Nrt uno Yropiant pafte er in
ieinen Softer urlo begab li6 glbenos INN
8 ubr gum Intritt ieiner grpBen &eiie
CUR = &ronprins &uoolfs Bride in
Den Yrater. Gr molte bonauabpdrts
bis in's SdwarSe Meer tpmmen uno
pann na6 Alien, Snoien oOer glfrita"
reiien. Die 8ele9enbeit .eriuies lid in=
~ioferne siiniti9. oils uamann bel Der
Bride cine groBe bort peranterte 3ile
Der Sonau : Sampfi6ifffabrts 8eiel-
i6ait antraf, Die er oils Canoe beniiBen
mOlte. Sbnpbl oes &uoerns pDli9
untunoig, ltieg er eil, our6ICnitt oas
Salteieil uno trieb itromabwGrts, benz
S6warSen Weere gu. Die Sabrt lieB
lib anfdnglib gut an. Initanolos
pailirte Der lsidte &abn a0e griifen,
unO ullmann lpar ibDn lGnglt auBer=
balb Der Sannmeile Der GeNucuJ ais
ibm nm II llbr Nn0ts, nl'o naO bier
ltiitloiger 6abrt, Elm enti1tiOcnocr llu=
tall paillrte, Der ibr nm Den Gubm
zines mOoernen NObiniOu brN0te. &u
Der GegenO bon Crtb Gerietb tr nit
1elrem NaGen in cine &uGt mnO tomltt
bel Der berrI6enoen 6in'ttrnlb nIht
ntebr lpeiter. Gr mubte auI Der 3lie
ilberna6ten. Yei Sagesunbru0 bate
iein critics 9lbenteuer, aber nit linn
aud Die Sabrt elm @noe. Ser slpiiben
guoapelt uno g0ien p~ertebrenoe Nam=
pier y8ran" bemertte Den Shiiibrii=
di9en uno nabm i'm iammt ieiner
3ile auf. Nuf Dem Sampfer mahte
Der Sebrlin8 Die Sabrt na6 @ien 5ll-
rid, Die aber bier eiuen fir i'm urlan=
genebmen Ibi6luB fano, inoem i'm
oas Saiencommanoo pegen Siebitabls
Der 3ile Der Yplisei anseiste uno iiber=
CAB. Sieier fiibrte i'm wieocr lciuem
Meilter 5u.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-19

= 0as' Ser9itdot6en SecIa lit
BON 5tpei Saminenitiirjen beim9eiu6t
poroen. Der erite SturS erfol9te in
Der Na6t gum 90. Nppember llno ,er=
ihmetterte Die Siitten bon @iliam
Sparts uno &Obert &uib, iopie Die
Gablne zines 6ineiii6en &Odes. Die
SnIaiien tonnten aber ibr &eben ret=
ten. Sn Der Ha6t gum 3. DECEMBER
erfol9te aber Der 5peite lrno beOeuteno
itdrtere SbneeiturS welder brei Sau=
Ter begrub. Sn einem oerielben wObnte
Die Samilie Ser9mann uno ollie Wit-
9lieoer paren i'm tisfiten S6lafe, als
bic Canine beraboOnnerte. Sergmann
uno 5pei &inoer I'M Ilter bon sebn uno
plerSebn Sabren, puroen aetDotet.
6rau Ser9mann uno oas jiinglte Sinh
paren nod am 2ebeu, aber es lit
uenig Iusiibt p%Orbanoen, oaB oieiel=
ben gerettet peroen tDnnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-19
Snoiana.

Die Sputbbeno National Sant
tpuroe am Mitta9 oes z. Se5., mdb-
1yab Sunoerte BON 2euten lid auf Der
StraBe befanoen, UNI $4,000 be-
raubt uuo ben Sieben gelan9 es, uns
entoedt al tommer. Gie YOli5ei
ma6te Ii6 iofOrt auf Die Su6e, bat
aber bis jegt nod feline Spur entoeten
~tDnnen, pel6e cine erfolgrei6e Gerfol=
aun0 Der Siebe in Iusii6t ltelt. Ser
GaIiirer Der Sant, WprOn Campbell,
perlieB Is Winrten na9 II ubr als
lester DGs Sant9ebQuoe, wel6es It6
i'm Serssn Der Staot b~efinoet, um lt9
gum @ien gu be9eben, uno tebrte 10
Ntinuten Dor l llbr pieoer 3uriid. gr
bate Dor ieinem @egseben Die Sblire
gu benz 8eluOlbe 9ei6loNen ooer 9laubt
tpenieltens, es setban 81 baben. Gr
fano bel ieiner &iittebr i6einbar Iles,
ME er es perlaiien bate. 4uf benz
SuBbooen lag Elm Wteiiel, oa aber por=
her 9lumber in Dem 8ebGuoe 9earbei=
tet batten, i60pfte Serr Campbell an-
fdn9Ii6 teinen Geroa6t. Spater fano
er jebo6 Elm Sinterfeniter g%eOffnet uno
Die Sbiire na6 Dem SirettOrenSlmmer
srbru6en uno itellte cine genauere linz
tsriubun9 an, wel6e er9ab, oaB aus
benz @eloi6rant grOBere Summen 9es
itoblen paren. Die YOlisei puroe be-
na6rittigt uno bel Der l%leber5dbluns
Der 8elOer er9ab Ii6, bab $4,000
feblten, oapon $4,000 in Sob uno Der
&eit in Yapier9elo beitebeno.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-19
QusIa 3.
Scuti6lano.
y aiern.

Sn W ii n den 1T Srau gars
bara Wiiler, Gentenbeamten @ittpe,
i'm Nlter oOn 100, Sabren 81 Wpndte
9~eltOrben. Sic erireute ii6 bis Su
ibrem Gnoe GROCER tOrperlider uno 9ei=
tiger 6rii6e. Ser prin5regent bate
Der 8reiiin gum 100. 8eburtstage Elm
prG6ti9es Bouquet geienoet. Die Be-
amten oes Stanoesamtes duberten bel
Inmeloung oes S~ooesfalles, oas lei
oas bO4ite utter, bas iie bis jeBt 81
DerSei6nen batter. Sod otter lit Der
Wetran 8Ottirieo 8impel i'm SOrfe
&eipll6 bel Wterieburg, Der tirSli6
ieinen l0l. 8eburtsta9 be9ing. Ser
nod perbaltniBmaBi9 riiitige 9llte puroe
BON Den SoribewObuern uno Srsunoen
be9lidwiini6t; er beSiebt Elm GnaOsn-
9ebalt BON &aiier.
- Sieier Sage fano man auf einem
8runoitiif bel J ann beim llm9raben
einen toltbaren @e9enltano, udmli6
elm i6On 9earbeitetes 9ibDrium. Sas=
ielbe mar in Elm Stiit Seoer uno etlibe
Gumpen e%in9ewidelt unO 1T nod iebr
gut erbalten. gller 98abri6einli6teit
na6 ltammt oas 0eidB BON einem in
Dem 6Ottesbauie gu 5ann Dor pielen
Sabren Oerilbten Sir6enraub. Ser
oamals ermittelte SbGter lit bereits I'M
3ubt9aule ge~ltOrben. Sine 81 9lei9er
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-19
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