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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-12-29

The summer boarder was fishing when
Farmer Regosh came along.
Gee whillikens. what an airth air you
a-doinM he exclaimed as the sportsman
a small fish in his basket.
I'm fishing, was the reply You ad,
yertised good fishing, didn't your
"Yes, Don't you know she tish'll die et
you keep 'em ont o. waters You don't
think I'm goin ter spend money every week
putin new fish into tibet there pond jes' fur
You city fellers to ketch, do your No, sir
rec" and the proprietor Of rural joys
turned the contents of the basket into the
pond and Indignantly strobe on. Wash
lngtOn Star.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-12-29
FIRST LOVE.

Oh, gray eyes, fullol love ~ light,
Look baek with meto that hour
When Daylight in the arms nf Night,
lefs oile soft tear IN every nnwor.
Tho stars came out 10 light our way
Aoross tile meadow we went DER
Oh, Love, Oh. Love, rah that sweet day
Return no more no moreg
II could have hut one dear boon
In all my lifclt would bc this
That hour. that hour that He'd so soon.
The ees,acy Of your ilrs, kiss.
Oh, l.iicmoves on, and love and thought
Grow colder oft my heart is sore,
For the soft pence that moment brought
Returns no mnre-,n0 more.
Elizabeth Cherry Haire,
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-12-29
THE HIGHEST AWARD.


Royal Baking Powder Has An the Hon
ers-In strsnKth and value 20 Per
Gent Above Its Nearest Competitor
The Royal Baking Powder has the enyi-
able record Of having received the highest
award for artlules OF its class greatest
strength. pursst ingredients, most perfectly
combined wherever exhibited in oampetI.
tion with others. In the exhibitions oil
former years, at the Centennial, at Paris,
Vienna and at the various State aud indus
trial fairs, where il has been exhibited,
judges have invariably awarded the Royal
Baking Powder the highest honors.
AT the recent Worlds Fair the examina-
ti0ns for the baking powder awards were
made by the experts OF the chemical divi.
sion OF the Agricultural Department at
Washington. The officialt rep0r OF the
tests OF the baking powders which were
made by this department for the specific
purpose Of ascertaining which was the best,
and which has been made public, shows the
leavening strength of the ROYAL to he 16O
CUBIC inches of carbonie gas per ounce oi
powder. OF the cream oil tartar baking
powders exhibited at the fair the next high
est in strength thus tested contained but
l5S cubic inches of leavening gas The
other powders gave an average of Ill. The
Royal, therefore, was found OF % per cent
greater leavening strength than its nearest
competitor, and "A per cent above the aver
age OF all the other tests. Its superiority
in other respects, however, in the quality
OF the food it makes as 70 iineness, delicacy
and whOlesomeness, could not be measured
BY figures.
1t is these high Qualities. known and an.
preoiated by the women of the country for
80 many years, that have caused the sales
of the Royal Baking Powder, as shown by
statistics, to exceed the sales Of all other
baking powders combined.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-12-29

A Bangor man who sent his office boy
to return a hired team to q stable re-
ceived several days after bill for the
board Of the horse and another bill for
the hire Of the team for the time In
teryening. The stupid boy took thete
to the wrong stable. The man said be
wouldn't mind 90 much. but ahsre seemed
to be no limit to the number of cigars he
is compelled to pay for at tho instance of
jeering friends Exchange.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-12-29

.,r. >, .,,
~ was s'l'a ths reRstoI' several years
aso "neu w i,fst moved nefe, ~ that
eliiie persistent nohhet wearing was not ~
soEue ~ sne s'liAlicr toWis' AiVnoush ~
NV ,i, inrk even lhen tne custom was wei
es.l.olssliesl, 'ooii aiIer NY arriNai was
invited y Y = chutch entertainment, ana was
oli'.sE.neu y ~ te'tchlis une lresslilg room
" iina esers Mvillah except mssen y a
ufssss N. ooil.le' wliiuh sle Hiu nop l'sy aside
ie1cels'ilg Wy own 'piufoef instantly,
.Was Wi1h z seen sense OF embarrassment
that !, pertufee' put OH my EMITTED taE-
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-12-29

There have been several peculiar showers
in the United States during the last quar-
ter Of a century, among others a shower Of
''quivering 1eshn in Kentucky q shower
Of edible mushrooms In South Carolina, q
shower Of small seeds in Statesburg, S. O.,
in 1852, and d shower Of sulphur In the In
dian Territory in the spring Of 1883. -
American Notes and Queries.
The Lamar register., 1893-08-26
Mn.hin.rnn Nntr.

Secretary Carlisle has Informed senator
Voorhees, that It would cost SIP Sc. sci 70
reeoin our present silver currency on a bas!.
Of 20 to !.
Chairman Bland. when asked for an opln-
ion as to how his committee on coinage stood
very characteristieAlly replied: i don't
know. You cannot tell how fellow stands
nowadays. According to the way they used
TO stand we would have n majority OF one for
free coinage, but how they stand nov, God
only knows" The committee on bnnkin.
and currency is said to be opposed to tree
coinage
When asked for statement as 20 the rea-
sou which impellcd the speaker to depose
him from the Craftsmanship of the ways and
means committee, Mr. Springer said TO
say that ! am surprised at my deposition
from the chairmanship of the ways and
means committee and appointed as chairman
of the committee on banking and currency Il
only Il feeble expression of the truth | have
had no intimation from the speaker whatever
as TO his failure 10 reappoint. or as to his in
tention TO make me chairman of the other
committee. 20 from work to which
have given the best Of my life TO a committee
the business of which have given but little
attention heretofore ! know nothing of the
motives of the speaker or the object that he
had in view. He has assured me that he de-
sired TO do that which he thought was best
for the country and the Democratic party.
hope he is not mistaken, but opinions NAV
differ. do not care 10 make a further state
nent ut this tlmeu
The Lamar register., 1893-08-26
RIOT IN NEW YORK.
Unemployed worklHgmen Break into a
Hail to Hold a Meeting

There Is great distress amoag the Thousands
of unemployed vorklHgmeu 10 Ncw York
City, and they have gradually become Pre-
pared for = violeEi manifestation Of their de-
pers,e condition.
A preliminary outbreak occurred on Thur
day. 4 large croSd Of men, principally
Russians, representing the clothing trades.
eongregated on East Tenih Street al beer
hall The crowd suddenly determined to 20
To Walhalla Hail and hold a meeting, and a
line a mile in lehgth was soon on IT, way
thither- A. they had no money to pay fog
the hall the owners refused thera admittAaee.
The mob promptly smashed In the wiadows
and broke down the door aud took possession.
A dozen policemen came upon the scene aud
arrested the leaders, dragging them through
the crowd to the station house They were
followed by bowling mob.
Speeches were made and resolutions passed
TO the efIee; that the nen were starving and
must have work
In short time the reserve police force was
on the scene and swept the excited men from
WalhallA Hall The crowd vas obstinate but
free use Of billles scattered them at last
The Lamar register., 1893-08-26
The French Riots.

The Paris correspondent of the London
Ti,aes says, Of the fight between the French
and italian woTkmen At Aigues- Morle on the
18th: At least 80 were killed and $50 wound
ed. The French, numbering 500, carried
every kind Of weapon from plck-AIes and
bludgeons to firearms
There were frightful hand to hand fights In
the streets. Afterwards 500 Italians hArri-
caded themselves on farm. They were be-
sieged forthwith by the French and battle
followed Whenever an Italian escaped he
was hunted to bis death
The Lamar register., 1893-08-26
Strike In Wales.

The strike OF Welsh coal miners IS becom-
ing exceedingly serious. The strikers pre-
vent new men froni going to work in the
mines. A large force OF soldiers has been
called IN 10 protect the mines.
The Lamar register., 1893-08-26

Senator Wolcott:-" Prophecy is
futile, but may be permitted to record
my conviction that when prosperity
does come back to this country, 1t will
be after we have announced to the
world that we are nation of bi-metal-
lists, believing in hard money, both
gold and silver; when we have an
nounced to the nations of Europe that
we propose to have our share of the
gold of the world; that we are rich
enough to hold it and are entitled by
our resources and our credit to have
it, and that at the same time we have
opened our mints to the free and un-
limited coinage of silver and have re
turned to the paths of the founders of
the republic, paths which so long as
we followed them, brought us financial
prosperity and happiness, and which,
whenever we diverged from them,
have brought US financial disaster and
panic.
The Lamar register., 1893-08-26
WORDS OF WISDOM.

Ner York Recorder. The bus
mess of this country cannot be done
upon purely gold basis. There is too
much business to be done and too little
gold to do it with to justify the exper-
iment of currency based wholly on one
metal, and that one the scarcest and
dearest of the two. The total disfran-
chisement of silver as money metal,
which seems to be the aim of the gold
extremists at Washington, means a
violent and ruinous contraction OF
values. The mere threat of it has al
ready given the first sharp twist to the
screws Of contraction. To persist in
the total elimination of silver from our
currency is madness.
The Lamar register., 1893-08-26

Judge Amos .Seck,:-'.Money is arti-
fetal, arbitrary, fixed. Its value does
not arise out of its commercial or COM
modify value It's the stamp that
makes the money. As money, 1t has
no relation to itself as a commodity: as
money, it is function, use, to-wit:
to exchange all services and commodi-
ties. The possibilities of our country
are equal to the maintenance of free
coinage, alone and against al. the
world. Try it. See what it will do.
If unequal, it can be repealed. Abso-
lutely full legal tender will keep it at
par. Free coinage will raise all silver
to s1.29 aud keep it there. Things
which are equal cannot be at dispari-
ty.'"
The Lamar register., 1893-08-26

Congressman Bryan Of Nebrds6'a:-
"The question is not whether the
President is honest or not 1t is
whether he is right. The President
has won the confidence of the people;
but he has been deceived. He said in
his message the people demanded the
repeal of the Sherman act. He has
heard from boards of trade and from
the chambers of commerce, but he has
not heard from the farmers or the men
in the workshops; and he can no more
judge of the opinion of the people
than he can measure the ocean. Let
the friends of silver call the battle on
and never leave until the peoples
money is restored.
There is no such thing as an honest
dollar becouse an honest dollar will al
ways have the same purchasing power
and the government has never tried to
secure absolute stability in the dollar
The most dishonest dollar ever pro-
posed is that child of ignorance, the
gold dollar, for it will rise in value
and cheat the debtor. While we can
not secure an absolutely honest dollar,
we should approach as near as possible,
and the bi-metallic standard ought to
be adopted because with bi-metallism
the money unit fuctuates less than
under single standard.
The Lamar register., 1893-08-26

A. j. Balfour, Member of the House
of Commons have claimed for
ourselves that we lead the van of com
merce because We are the great up
holders of the single gold standard,
and yet there is not man, l venture
to say, in the city of London at the
present moment who would not look
with horror and some Apprehension at
every other nation following so good
an example. Was Inconsistency ever
shown in more ludicrous colors? 1t is
right, APPARENTLY is orthodox-to
have single gold standard, but let
Germany have gold standard let In
dia try for a gold standard, let the
United States go in for gold standard
and tremor seiZes every, one of our
commercial magnates They look for
ward to a catastrophe, and they know
the ultimate result must be slow ap-
probation of that standard of value
which has probably the most deaden-
ing and benumbing influences which
can touch the springs of enterprise of
a nation. We now find that
i fear partly through our own fault
the world is divided into gold using
countries and silver-using countries
that the whole mechanism Of exchange
between the gold and silver-using
countries is upset, and with that mech
anism of exchange every merchant
who deals with South America, or In
dia, or Mexico, or China, is hampered
IN every transaction, and finds doubt
hanging over every element which
should determine his course of con
duct"
The Lamar register., 1893-08-26
Saturday. August 10Th.

HoUsE.-The silver debate was resumed i'm
mediately after the reading Of the journal, and
Mr.. McCreary, Democrat, Kentucky. took the
floor in advocacy of the repeal of the pur-
chasing clause of the Sherman act. He said
that to day England hoped that the United
States would adopt a free-coinage bill and
would come to a silver basis, because then
che would get our $3.50, 00o, 600 OF gold. The
United States could not afford to adopt free
coinage policy now. No country alone could
maintain such a coinage The only path to
free coinage was through international agree
ment, and the only way to reach that path
was to repeal the purchasing clause Of the
Sherman act. As a bi-metallist he did not
, 1893-05-29
Oooesfdue.

8iS beute Mtittag tpurben auf bem Sc
iunObeitSamt Sic fOl8enoen SobesfGue am
9emelOet:
GbtparO 6ope, IS Sabre, 9resbDterianer
6oipital.
@ottlieb Sarge, "A Sabre, 8 Monate,
Z Gage, $40. 547 81. 0aliteoftr.
6crmann &. 8Ongmannz@rotb, 3 Woz
nate, go. 3403 linton 9lpe.
GeIcitin Gilt, 10 Sabre II Meonate IL
Sage, $40. 1929 2tu9uitaitr.
Seattle Wtiuer, % Sabre, WtercD SoIpiz
tai.
S. $. Damn, 80 Sabre, geo. 594 gseit
Snbianaitr.
9totbun Simon, 2 Sabre 3 Monate,
go. 573 9. Ganalitr.
Maggie @Iasner, II Sabre, 10 Ofonate,
SEQ. 8847 Commercial 9tpe.
2ouis 6at6, 6 Sabre, 6 Wonate, SEQ. 8O4
81. GobeDitr.
9tnna 6riB, so Sabre, 0eO. 4O3 %. II.
StraBe.
, 1893-05-29
Stdottibes,
unfreimiui9es Bao.
9iinf Kinoer weroen bel Ger Goliiion 3pi'
f9en 5wei SoOten auf oen &a9unen i'm
SincoIn parf ms Wafer ee=
fbleuoert.

9biltp Slice un6 Soiep6 Stlberftein
rttetbeten itch geitern i'm 9tncoln 8arf Elm
Gltberboot uno unterna6men cine SpaSterz
fabrt auf BEN 2agunen. Stint feline OfG6z
cben, bic am llfer i~ptelten, riefen lie an un6
batelt, tie mit5unebmen. Dem 8erlangen
ipuroe entiprocben unb bic 9anSe @eleu=
ld6aft ruberte tpeitcr. Qluf ben Qa9unen
ipim1nelte eS BON 8ooten unb am gr0Bten
mat iDre 3o6l iii6li6 pom 8ootbauie. She
Die Gr0ertr eS per1inbern fonnten, fano
Elm 3ulammenitoB NIT eilem Der aroeren
Soote itatt u1o Sic flint tleinen Oe66cben
ipurben Surn @ntleben bon Sauien0en bon
3ui6auern am ltfer in bas talte g8alier
geibleIoert. 9a Die Siefe bier MIR bier
SUB betrug, 10 iprangen Gice unb Silberz
item o9ne 8eitnnen nab un6 madten it9
baran, bic lcbreien0en tleinen OtGbdben ems
nacb oenl anbern ans l1fer I'll trager, mo- lie
bon 6itIfreidben 0Gnoen in @mpfang gez
NINE tpurben. Wtan rief etnen 8atroLz
tDa9en uno ale flint iDuroen, in G06e BON
BarfpOliSiiten ior9iam ein8eipifelt, ltngez
lGltmt na3 ibren @obnun9en an Der Dill
ton QlDe. 9efa6ren. Die 9tamen Der fLeinen
8erun9litdten limb Suite 2oftus, II Sabre
alt, bon ~ Mttlton Qlpr.; &oia 3iebers
mann, 10 Sabre aft, u11D beren Sbpeiter
WtarD 2iebermann BON % Mtilton QlDe.;
Srieba &euben, II Sabre aft, bon 30 Mfilz
ton 9lpe. uno Sarab 2eoten, 10 Sabre alt,
bon 81 Ottlton 2lpe. ollie 1paren unperleBt
unD tDr faLteS, unfreitpiuiges Sab piro
bOcbltens etten S6nupfen sur SoL9e baben.
, 1893-05-29
Gele9raphiP&e OepeP&en.
AehRrhItrk+

ygSorm 11b trib" 1outet Ser beuti9e
@etterberi6t; 2uft5u9 aus Glib.
= Oie Stimm1n9 orf Ser 2or1boner 80rIe
Bat iu6 9ebeiiert, MIR cine 9art5 unbebeutenbe
3ablun9seinitelutg wurbe 9emelOet,
= Su Solge Der Gtndi6erun9 bes Moi9tz
nenbouleS Der 2adowarlta Steel Company
gu Scroltton, Pa., iinO 1900 2(rbeiter Behold
tt9un9SloS 9emoroelt.
Ser @ouperleur Der &epublif Son Gal
pabor III Mtittel. 2tmerifa bat bic 4~uspeiiun9
Der @btneI ell a1t9eor0net.
Sn Sombur9 Bat ii6 III Ser port9err
@p6e ei1t nelter Sat- pon aiiotii9er @bolera
nit tobtli9em ~@lls9an9e eret9ltet.
= Sn 8oi6in9tou plant man on9ebli9
einen rt6ti9en S6tlooeritrei6. Die 2o1besz
9rel5en iolen sur Ifo6tSeit ob9eiperrt werben,
nmt 3opftrG9er u1l0 ieu6enperDG6ti9e 45erz
1pnen Don Der l(eberl6reitung berlelben abz
3u6oItelt. 9os wtrb AUDI etlte i90ue
uSperre" merOen!
-0ie per1pittpete 6erSo9i1t pom S1tber=
LAMB bat lire l~e9sm06eltli6e @efG19uiBbaft
perbiiBt. Man bat 1e i'm 8erba6t, boB ie
Die gSelt bemta6it NIT ei1em &omau be-
9liideu mirO. Sbre iiin91teu Grlebnille btetelt
tbr ooSu ben i6onitelt Stofi.
Ser golferott bes r=@6obomtslefre
tGrs Softer piro BEN 3uiammenbru9 elmer
&eibe o1berer 6irnten sur 6ol9e babe1.
, 1893-05-29
vGrpoiition flyer"

6eute frib nm 9 u6r 50 Otiuutcn traf
bier Ser erite v@rpOiitiOn 6lper" elm. Die
Oteip OOrf Central 8abn ldBt ieBt tG9licb
einen Bug %laufen, benz Ser o%bengenannte
@brentitel gu She'll geiporoen lit. Der Bug
lit Iebi8li6 aus 9uuman'i6en S9lafz
tpa9en 5ulammengeiteIt, unb CUR @rz
nGbrung Der 3~teiienben Elm &iicben= unb
Elm Speilepagen bin5ugefii9t. Den @brens
nan1en rTlper" bat it'd Der 3ug Oaburcb err
tporber, baB CT flint Stunoen peniger tuie
Die g~eipObnlicben 3i9e ~9ebraucbt, UNI Bic
6abrt bon Stem gorf na3 @bicago surid=
5~ulege1.
, 1893-05-29
g arts. 20. W}ai.
6reift fdlie6Itd nad Ian9jdbri9em
Kampfe
nit oen Straudoiebe QlcohoI sum RepoIuer.
MiInoufee,2 20. W}ot.

SO iImaufee, 20. Mat.
G6riitop6 Jteolon, Elm friiberer Sarner
BON Summit, @aufeiba GOuntD, eri6oB
it6 9eitern Wforgen in Der WDbnung let7
ner Srau, tpel6e i'm D~erlalen bate uno
no6 338 @tfte Str. ge3ogen mar. Wfan per>
mut6et, baB eS feline 2I6iicbt mar, erit feline
Srau unb 6ann it6 ielbit 81 erI6ieBen.
gte6lon foQ Ser Sobn poblbabenber 81
tern in Nortpegen ietn, unb puroe bot
mebreren Sa6ren, pte es betBt, ieiner b0ien
@~epobn6eiten tpegen, mach Q(mertfa ge7
ibtGt. ST mar reicblt6 nit @elo Derieben
uno faufte in Dem GoDnibip Summit cine
i90ne Sarn. gor ied6S Sabren perbeira=
tbete er it6, unb balb barauf er9ab er itb
Dem Srunfe. @r peri6ulDete i9lteBlt6
9Gn5ltcb, lteB feline Srau inn Sti6 un6 fam
na6 Wtlpaufee, mo- er an perl6ieoene1
BlGben arbeitet. Canals mobnte CT nit
ieiner Srau in SEQ. 354 GaBitr. Gor IA
Tagen tpattOte itd6 ietne Srau 9Gn5Itcb bon
ibm, neil ite ni6t Idnger mtt tbm oustom7
men fonnte. Sic 3og nab Ser O6en angez
gebenen Jfunmer in Der elften Str; no ite
it6 BEL Ser Srou Sd6auon einmietbete.
Jteoio bate friiber i6on feline 6rau nit
benz Eobe be6ro6t, unb Otele fircbtete itets,
baB er ieine 0rpbung ausfibren piirbe.
@eitern Wtorgen erlbien ct in Ser Wobe
uung ieiner Srau, ober 6rau S9aapn lu9te
i6m, baB ite aus9egdn9cn lei, Dorauf er
it9 entfernte; balo Oarauf jebo1 fam ct
tpieoer, uno ais ibm nObmals beOeutet
purbe, oaB feline Srau nt6t 5u 6auie iet,
3Og er ietnen GeDolper unb feuerte benleLber
auf ii5 ab. ST purbe lofort nit elmer
NmbuIan5 nab Sem 6ospital gel9afft, ipo
CT itarb. @s felt lib iebt beraus, baB ct
ietner Trou, BON benz Gage an, an peIcbem
ite i'm Oerlaiien bate, itetS gefolgt mar,
unb un5ipctfelDaft Die 9lbit6t bate, tie 81
tO6ten. Ser @etiteSge8enpart Der Srau
S6auon bat iie i6IieBlicb t6re Hettun9 gu
D%erDaufen.
, 1893-05-29
Die ueberfihrun9 Ser Geid1e BON
Self. Oapis pom 1lem Orleans
nad Rthmono.
Zonfooerirte Deteranen er5eioen ihrem fribe=
rem Chef ale moeIi9en Ghrer.
90 9([a.. 20. W3ot.

Nv y y l ~ <tLu.- 49, Ltul.
NlS oer Sabn519 NIT Ser 0eibe bon Sci
ferion 0apiS BON gtetp Srlcans abgin9,
iammelte iicb an ,sdllen StraBeneden I'll
bel0en Seiten beS @elet1eS bis 5ur Sta0t>
9rense cine Wtenge Menicbeu an. Nuf ieoer
Station batten iirb ate ergraute Sol6aten,
6rauen un6 &inber NIT 8lumenitrGltBen
e%tn9efun6en. Sn 8eaubotr, Ser olten Set
mat6 bon 0apis, mar Bic 8latform beS
BabnbofeS 9ans init ben p%rdcbtigiten &6o=
oooe1orons beDedt, tpo0urb bic &inber
bon 8eaupoir Dem Nnbenfen bes Mannes,
tpel3er feline leBten 2ebensjabre uilter III
men 8ugebrobt bate, ibren Gribut %3olten.
6ter 1tteg Der General Sol. st. 9opts
teb1t Srau unb Soo6ter auf ben Bug me6>
rere ib0ne &rGn5c pur6en in 8eauDoir auf
ben Sarg geIe9t.
Die 9lGnSenoen untformen Set Stabs>
~offt5tere bes @oubernelrs bon 9outiiana,
Die gralten l1ntformen Ser fonf0oerirten
Veteranen; Sic iDtelen Qb5etcben an0erer
Seteranet uno bet befannte graue Sblapp>
but, boten Elm eiSenarti9es uno bemertensz
pertDeS 8ilo Bar.
Inn 3tpet ltbr Worgens pur6e in Scranz
ton, Wftii., Ser Bagen oes General Wtaiors
Wbiting, uno ber 8ripattpagen bes @ouperz
neurS Sones Dem 3uge angebdngt. 8eibe
0erren tparen BON ibren StGben begleitet.
Sn Wobtle maren auf Ser 8latform bic
fonfo0erirten 8eteranen bon Semmes
@amp, 3petbunbert Mann fart, nit Der
~Gantpflagge aufgeiteQt, unb Sic 8atterie Der
StaatS> 9lrtiuerie bon Nlabama feuerte
einen Salut bon 8~pan8ig S6iiien ob.
neber tanieno Perionen ~brdngten ii9 an
ben Bug, UNI nocb einen lebten Slid auf BEN
Sarg gu %tperfen; es tpurbe iebo6 Nieman7
Dem gcitattet, BEN 8abntpa9en gu betreten,
oa eS cine l1nm09li6feit Qcmeien pdre, bic
gauge Wteni6enmenge 3u3ulaiien.
lin balb Elm l1br Sormitta9s fubr Ser
2eiben5ug nab WontgomerD tpeiter.
, 1893-05-29
Mutter uno Qodter
Don einem Sabn5uee iiberfohren uno
oetootet.
3tttSbura. 20. W}at.

Srau NancD Mc@arrtgber un6 ibre 49,
tGbrtge So6ter murben 9eitern Nben6 IN
Der Gorltaot S6ouietopn bon etnem
S3neQ5ug Ser Btttsburg & Safe Griez
@iien6abn iiberfabren. Die Wfutter blie6
toot auf Dem 8labe, mdbrenb oaS WtGbcbcn
bellte firth ftarb, obne Dorber pieoer gum
8etpuBtlein getommen 5u ietn. Die Srouen
gingen out Dem 6eimipeg bon Der &ircbe
auf benz 8abnOamm unO UNI ctneW tbnen
cnt9egentomme1Oen 8aDn5u9c aussu>
ipeiDen, b%egaben ie iicb alf Sic anbcre
Sette, ipobei ie BON Benz S6neu5uge, Dci7
len 6eranfOmmen Ie at8cnidbeinlicb iiberz
bort Datten, iiberfahren purben. Sine
Wten9t &ircbengGn9er paren 3eugen beS
entlebli6en 8orfaQeS.
, 1893-05-29
PaYttfde SItbuitter
Deeen DerIebune Ger neutraIitdtseefebe in
Jamaica beitraft.
&inqton, Samotco, 20. Wot.

6eute murOe Ser gro3eB segen ben Ser.
Wtonplaiiir unb Die 6erren @rnour unb
Wttla beenbet. 9ielelben itar1belt unter Ser
Nntlage, in elmer britti6en Golonie geget
5aptt, etne b%efreunbete Wabt, cine Sill
b%uitiera @gpeoitiOn ausgeriiitet gu baben.
Der Bro3eB bate bret Sage in Nniprucb
genommen. SIM @eri6tsiaale batten fib
etne Wten9e 9aDtier e%ingefunben, urb Der
Yrdltoent bon 6aDtt erbielt pom Gonlul
@benet itilnOliben 8eri9t iiber ben Ser
lauf oes Pro5eiies. Ser @abripru6 ser
@el6porenen lautete auf l6ulbig, rno
Wftua tpurbe nit elmer @el6itrafe BON $500
belegt, tpGbrenO Wonplatitr u1t6 Nrnour
gu $1,000 Strafe perurtbeilt pur6en. Nue
bret iouen in 6aft ~gebalten tper6en bis tie
tbre Strafen be5ablt baben. Wonplaiitr
3abLte ieine Strafe iofort.