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The morning call., 1893-07-16
THE SUSPENDED BANKS.
Attorney-General Hart Will Render
Decision Tuesday.


Decision Tuesday.
DR.. R.H. Mcdonald is now on his way
here from New York, and soon after his
arrival il is expected that arrangements
will he completed for the RESUMPTION Of
business of the suspended Pacific Bank.
With reference to the same matter, an
in,nortant conference was held yesterday
afternoon in the Office OF the ban Com
missioner. There were. present II. n.
Mcdonald Jr., vice-presldent Oh tiie aclnc
Bank; AttorneyGeneral a"rt, tli1 ~ Dan
commissioners: Attorney Peter r. Dunne
and D. S. and NJ. A. Dorm. attorneys lot
the bank. An informal discussion IN reier- or
ence to the complicated c0ndltioh OF Ine
banks affairs was had, but no uenni'o ooh-
cIuSons were reached. 49,.
1--WE were merely prodding the Attor-
General with sharp STICK & &eA
planned Attorney NJ. A. Dorm after the
conference LAS he is going to depart LOT
Humboldt County next Wednesday we
desired his decision before that time both
as to the Pacific and the Peoples Home
Savings Bank. He has promised TO rem
der his decision next Tuesday and after
that nothing will be defin tely settled until
the arrival of DR.. Mcdonald"
You can state" SAID the ATTORNEY
General. that | will render my decision
Tuesday. In tie meantime both DanKs
are In charge of The Bank Commis-
sioners."
A meeting of the directors of the
Peoples Bank was to have been held
Yesterday aftern oon. but owing. TO the
absence of quorum the meeting was
postponed until next Wedn esday. Until
the Attorney General has given his de-
csien the bank will not open its doors
except for patrons of the safe deposit
vaults. Should a favorable decision be
rendered it will take considerable time
before the bank can meet demands and
resume business. Various plans for the
reorganization Of the bank are still under
COnSid er ntlnn
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ARBITRATION.

The intimation that Great Britain will
not abide by the decision of the Court Of
Arbitration in the Bering Sea case if it is
adverse has probably no basis in fact
England is not in the habit OF making
blundsrs Of this character. She has done
her duty by Canada in procuring an in
ternational consideration OF the case and
does not much care what the decision may
be. Besides, party who goes into an
arbitration court and refuses to be bound
by it. except on clear proof of fraud, loses
caste among nations. Enlightened public
opinion the world over would be against
any trlflng with the principle involved in
arbitra ton.
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THREE MAY Go HERE.
Movement to Reduce the Number of
Land Offices.

There is movement on foot in Wash
ington." said General j. F. Sheehan, regis
trar of the United States Land office, yes
terday. ito abolish about twenty land
offices in the country. That would prob
ably do away with two or three offices in
this State. The Offices that would be af-
fected. most likely. are those at Marys-
vile, Stockton and Eureka"
General Sheehan states that the local
land office has been kept pretty busy in
San Francisco lately. owing 10 the rapid
settlement of the railroad land for
feited in Southern California. During
July, August and September, be expects.
the number of persons proving up on that
land to be about $50. There are about
6OO.OOO acres Of land in The forfeited tract.
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age will result to other peoples property.
There are doubtless localities where this
condition can be compiled with. But as
an industry geld mining and silver mining
stand about on level. Both interests
should be encouraged in all cases where
the prosecution of them can be continued
without violation Of established laws
limiting the use of private property to
purposes which are consistent with the
property rights of other people.
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Testimonials to the
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMFY

WINNIPEG, June 3. 1898
Agent Canadian Pac,fc Rdtl1Uay an Francisco,
CdL.-DEAR SIR: We have arrived at Winnipeg
all right and very happy. Since we reached
the Canadian Pacific Railroad we have enjoyed
every moment, and in every way our trip has
been perfect.
For gorgeous scenery and grand surprises we
feel that your road surpasses all others For
courteous treatment and kindly favors nothing
more could be gwen.
We commend your road to all travellers, and
are most grateful to you for your arrangements
and forethought in preparing our trip for us.
Most sincerely,
Signed Ida NJ. Kervan, Lille X. Piper. Mrs.
Kate Piper Nettie C. Stallman Emelia Stallman,
Anna NJ. Wiebalk. Mrs. NJ A. Swan. Grace A.
Bode. Mrs. n. S. Arnold. Harriet b. Foye E. j..
Arnold, Nellie A. Jacobs. Edith NJ. Mouton,
George A. Foye, Belle L. Semar. Mrs. A. E.
Owen, Kate F. McColgan. Mrs. Julia Sarles,
Rosae Hardy. Mrs. S. e. Vaslit, NJ. v Arnold.
Mrs. j. Heneberg, Mrs. X. Ouyang. Professor s.
Arrilaga. Mrs. S. Arrillaga, w. +. Noble, r.
Thayer. i Heineberg
The following is a telegram to the Pacific Excur-
sion Company, dated Winnipeg Man. May 20.
under whose auspices an excursion was oeganlzeu'
"Scenery grand, treatment route excellent
Advise everybody to 60 via the Canadian racine
Railway
''Signed: Messrs. DalIam, Soule. Hebron, Trip.
Hinds, Dawburn Eastern, Little, Heartt, Could
Pike, Farman and Others of the party
Testimonial from the schooLteachers OF Homo
lulu that recently LETT San Francisco en- route to
the Worlds Fair, going East via the canadian Pa
cifc Railway under the conductorship of Miss J.
al. Whitney:
90 Potomac ave, CHICAGO June 10, 1893.
Aoe,cu Conndia,l Pacific RaiL,Uuy, San Fran
cisco. (,nL: The below is the general expression
of those in our party of the 11th of June who
passed over your road leaving San Francisco
Junel
The undersigned members of the Honolulu
pariv. travelling from San Francisco to Chicago
via the Canadian Pacific Railway, desires to ex-
nress their entire satisfaction with the special
advantages OF the road. The variety OF the seem
ery on the west end OF the route has more than
exceeded all expec tations. making the journey
one of the pleasantest in our memorable expe-
rences of travel We wish also to testify that the
assurances OF the san Francisco agent OF the Ca
madam Pacific Railway in regard to special provi.
sions for our comfort have been fully realized
The ofhclals whom we met along the line have
reated us with untailing courtesy, and accorded
us special privileges. Signed at request OF party,
NJ WHITNEY.
Call upon NJ NJ. STERN, District Passenger
Agent, 643 Market st. Chronicle building), and
let him arrange for your trip.
The morning call., 1893-07-16
MISCELLAEEOUs
CONTINUED
SLAUGHTER
COOK &co.'s.
THAT MARVELLOUS
CROCKERY
CLEARANCE SALE
IS STILL ADJOINING.
Don't Miss IT. Don't Miss II
4 Genuine Clearance Sale Of Magnificent
CrOCkery and Glassware.
It Looks Like a Burning Shame 70
Sell Goods at Such Prices as We
Are Forcing Them Out at.
4 Genuine Clearance Sale Of Magnificent
CrOCkery and Glassware.
It Looks Like a Burning Shame 70
Sell Goods at Such Prices as We
Are Forcing Them Out at.
We MUST SELL THE GOODS

There is no alternative If you don't need any
crockery come around anyway. You may see
something your friends ought to know OF. 1t lie
great thing for the public when large house Is
forced to dispose OF a surplus.
We have sold thousands of dollars of goods for
far below cost and If you haven't been around yet
come right away. as It can't last forever.
TWENTY-FIVE tables crowded with immense bar
gains.
We have some wonderful things for you this
week and you don't want to hesitate.
We are going to close out forty Dinner Sets,
very nicely decorated the best of English semi
porcelain. The set consists OF the following
pieces:
l dozen each of dinner. soup, dessert, sauce and
butter plates; dozen cups and saucers, soup
toureen 2 covered vegetable dishes. un-
pickle dish butter dish, 3 platters: clearance
price. 81 i Is. eve sold them at Sl7 90
600 OF the loveliest Teapots you ever saw They
ireproof and exceedingly ornamental and
richly decorated they were sold at 81 20;
clearance price. SOC.
400 dozen Real China Plates for berries sauces.
salads, etc, decorated In flowers, with gold
band worth 81 so dozen. clearing them out
at sc each.
200 Water Lemonade Sets, comprising fancy
imported Bohemian jug. In colors. with D
tumblers to match. and tray; we always sold
them at 81 70 a set; forcing them out now at
90c.
best china and decorated with flowers. gold
border: they're worth SO a dozen; Wen close
them out at l0c each
Those very fine thin blown Tumblers at &c each
still on sale
There are thousands of bargains to he secured
right away. just call around and look at them.
1t will do your heart good.
The morning call., 1893-07-16

porting people at that rate, and there are
enough OF them to give the engine full
days work. We have had some experience
with railroads in this country, but it is
doubtful if there are many experts who
can closely calculate the actual cost of
carrying passenger mile over road
which commands as large a passenger
travel as it can handle at the lowest cost.
The morning call., 1893-07-16
SutrO Asked to Paw Hin

At the meeting Of the Finance Committee
OF the Board Of Supervisors yesterday
morning Attorney Alexander Morrison
asked the committee to order the payment
of the claim for 5000. being two months
rent Tor the old Pesthouse site. Chair
man James said that Adolph Sutro had
agreed to pay the rent, but Morrison re-
pied that S1tro had failed to do SO. The
cierk was Instructed to notify Mr.. Sutro
that the money is long overdue, and that
The morning call., 1893-07-16
TO THE WORLDS FAIR.
Via the Union Pacific The Overland Flyer
Only 81 DAYS to Ctlicagn.

The Union Pacific is the only line running Pull
man double drawing room sleeping-cars and din
ing-cars, San Francisco TO Chicago, without
change.
Tourist excursion every Tuesday and Thursday,
running through to Chicago without change in
charge OF manager.
Passengers are allowed stop-over privileges at
Salt Lake City and at Denver
For full particulars apply to d. W. Hitchcock.
general agent, l Montgomery street, San Francis
co; F. r. Ellsworth. agent, 919 Broadway. Oak
land; Il. f. Herr. 229 South Spring street. Los
AnyaeS
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Phillips Rock Island Excursions

Leave san Francisco every Wednesday and Satur-
day via RIO GRANDE AND Rock ISLAND RVS
Through tourist sleeping TO Chicago and Bos
ton. Manager and porter accompany these excur-
sions through TO Boston For tickets. sleeping car
accomm odations and further Information address
CLINTON JONES. General Agent Rock Island Ry..
SO Montgomery street. san Francisco.
The morning call., 1893-07-16
THE cAMMeTr nIuSlNG ACT.

oo'D7"u@ i~ "f4ie' miners have
alscoFsiFa 1i@' -ia -ei- It'll act is not
" "hat sNFs "au'eo. He 'e llrement that
miaeF7 aaslI pi. ~ Sne'l n restraining
dams aII 'aAe '"s euaa Of getting a
verdict rom eno com miss IN that such
dams are suDeeht pso1ec on to the val
leys and waterways IS costly one to
ccmpiy WITH 3he aPo"-4 1rpose of the
Ret is to permit a resumpcea of hydraulic
v'iaing in cases where NJ aterial dam
The morning call., 1893-07-16
-,rRLEaArIoN oFFICE:

s nsgy -treet, ue.r Clay, open until II
a. BRAN u OFFICES: 10 Market
EeaTny. open 8Iu- il ! 2 o'clock midnight;
street open uutII 80 O'Clock; COS Larkin
stree. -ll autii $500 'cscl; ;SW corner Sixteenth
asa ou streets. oqen until o'clock; 25l6
'5- sat 1pcn u.ril9 clock; and 116 Ninth
una q.-i.l
The morning call., 1893-07-16
r4~ PH zDICTIONs.

..r-7irNH oF AGRICULTURE,
tFl.sHrrrH BUREAU.
SIX El... 4, o, July Is, 1898.
Jnlcisi -orec4st wenty-four Hours
EaIing 1f hit Sunday.
francisco auf atty - Fair weather'
p-rler, westerly
D. 5sSt.-e cal Forecast oh1eiaI.
The morning call., 1893-07-16

LIQUOR AND PoLITICS.-The pastor Of Trim
ity Presbyterian Church, Rev. j. G. Smith. will
deliver an address in relation to the liquor
traffic in politics at the Grand Central Hall,
corner of Sixth and Market streets, tomorrow
The morning call., 1893-07-16
- ---..a - - rnRIn

r. TIS TORS 20 TIL WORLDS FAIR will
6u- F-.- GAIL tf safe atfn newsStands in the fol
lov-l- .ntoIs; Palmer Sc. Auditorium Hotel,
R- ze7 rfa1se CIft-r Iilr e. Commercial House.
Es d. Ha4se Grand Pse.rl otel. sherman House.
leland Hose Nor4f e-. otel. Richeljeu Hotel,
rro.-a.. rfs.re Tres. Iotel and Wellington
Uot-
An -EC,GTas U The Willard Airing
ton slt -Har'1-, tells.
The morning call., 1893-07-16

i Cat 5seri5ers ,- intend Iearing
The ca rsu notify a business office OF
their eorgs Of address he paper ariU be
f0fc0F sl 70 them ra1 ar[y.
The morning call., 1893-07-16
ssrsrrrrrlo- RATES

DAHL E.E .rru5inr ndays), &c per year by
o4ei' ec.- r .al-s pen geek, or 65 cents per
ga fa.. fha "a Tiers. DAILY CALL,
f-f ra tles lnrl -hs. 2 25. SUNDAY CALL,
G. aG .-- -atr postpaid SUNDAY CALL and
NrEF b. '4 per re 7, postpaid WEEKLY
IS 1al, tPald
..rne. raurn rejected manuscripts
l.o- enter Ito correspondence re-
The morning call., 1893-07-16

J. F. CUTTERS OLD BOURBON-Ths cele.
brated whisky for sale by all first-c ass druggists
and grocers. Trademark-Star within a shields
The morning call., 1893-07-16

ANGOsTURA BIrTERs makes health. and health
makes bright, rosy cheeks and happiness. Dr. j. G..
b. Segert & Sons sole manufacturers.
The morning call., 1893-07-16
H0TTcEI

4ng afoer aatr9aS ac fail to find THE
f0RFJNG CALI f5 sale by train5oys
lr.0 coafsr q iaror Jy q ttYing this Q5tce
q tlsJ Jaet ncmjng he 1te and train.
The morning call., 1893-07-16

AN EvANGELIsTIC SERvICE.-Today at 3
O'clock Rev. ID. NJ. Ross. pastor of Lebanon
Presbyterian Church, will address the mass.
meeting for young men at the Christian AssO-
citation Hall, 232 Sutter street. All young men
fpy cd
The morning call., 1893-07-16

EvENsONG.-SpeciaI musical services will be
held this evening IN st. Luke's Protestant Epis-
cOpal Church, at the corner of Clay street and
Van Ness avenue.
The morning call., 1893-07-16

ARE you weak and weary, overworked and
tired? EoodS Sarsaparilla Is ju,S .1.s uIc1ue
you neeo to purify and quicken your blood and
TO give you appetite and strength 100 doses 81.
The morning call., 1893-07-16
Another Customs Change.

Collector Wise has appointed Michael
j. Hurley watchman, in place of Gan
selO Iaylor.
The morning call., 1893-07-16

If afflicted with eyes Dr. Isaac Tho mp.
son Ey Water. Druggists sell it at 25 cents.
The morning call., 1893-07-16

AUGUST STYLES Butterck's patterns. Catalogues
free. Il. A. Deming 124 Post ST.. 8. F.
The morning call., 1893-07-16

he is expected to pay it. The removal of
the smallpox hospital was delayed at his
The morning call., 1893-07-16

PALACE baths. 713 Filbert; warm sea water
Cures rheumatism, neuralgia, many ailments. .
The morning call., 1893-07-16

THE MORNING CALL
Has q larg Circu ltion than any
osller newspaper pu olished in San
Francisco.
The morning call., 1893-07-16

THE EAsTEBS oEFTC OF THE CALI.
eo Potte- bu' 5n v yoab 2ity, is provided with
6.es of rai srs isitors welcome. Ad-
vertiging s-es and ss,aple CO les furnished
i T.. MISCH, Manager.
The morning call., 1893-07-16

W.A.s.N1cHoLsoN atty at law, 43o Kearny. =
The morning call., 1893-07-16
THE DAIRY no MING CALL

HHF SAL AT
New York. 7sePI-. AEG RIOS. Union Square
ChclEo -..-. T.H IZER 1So State street
New. LrIe4nz trAf--.or go. BERT, 115Ll Common
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Reduced Rates via Northern Pacific Railroad.

Greatly reduced rates To the Worlds FaIr via
Shasta route and Northern Pacific Railroad.
T. X. STATELER, general agent passenger de-
partment, 63S Market street. San Francisco. q
The morning call., 1893-07-16

COMMERCIAL TRAvELERs.-A San Fran
cisco delegation OF the Pacific Coast Travellers
Association Will leave here on Wednesday for
Chicago TO participate in the convention of the
Columbian Associated Travellers Associ alton
on the oath inst. The day following the COM
mercial travellers will hold a parade, and on the
Goth will be the guests of the orld's Fair
Commission.
The morning call., 1893-07-16
EFfa Cs ALENDAR.

liSe S tr a.Hl
e#-
ls l1... 3
sI-- 9si .eF
sa
The morning call., 1893-07-16
CALIFoRNIA gIace fruits, SOC lb. Townsend's.

L. II. BLACK, painter. ia Eddy street.
, 1893-05-24
Rletne Uahrtbten.

= 8aQington 8potb, Sber>@ General Ser
6eilSarmee, Wtaior emma Broun, Qnftbz
rert1 Der amertfanti6en 8ri9abe
unb 606nrt3 @6ttb Mtaribau, famen heute
bier an un0 tpuroen DOn enG6tcagDer6Gupz
tern Der 6eulsarmee empfan9en.
= Sm County @ertbte na6m Ser Qlpo7
tbefer Go0o ltblenoorf No. 2506 Stateltr.
un6 SEQ. 1895 Stomp SSlanb 2(pe. 6eute
cine freitpiQi9e Notwithstanding an
g8taiam s.. 6afner If. Dor. Die 8erbino>
libfetten ~belaufen li9 auf $4,000 un6 sic
8eitGn6e auf $4,000.
-0te BuBma6erin Srau g. W2iiler lit
i'm Supertor>@ ertcbt BON Sri, WfarD gSal>
ters ipegen 8erleumbung nm $50, 900 Derz
flagt moroet. Sic iou Sic &lGgertn nibt
nur 6eS 0tebitablS be3tcbttgt, ipnbern oucb
t6ren Gbaratter algen1ein in Elm i6lecbtes
2t3t geiteQt ba6en.
= Sn ser 9eitriger SiBung 6es Staotz
rotbs bon @panfton Dertbei6tgte 1icb Nl6.
Wterrif gegen BEN Nngriff bes 6errn Glarf,
Jtec6tsbetftanoeS Der Jtortb S6ore Street
9tatltpaD, tpelber 9e1agt bate, 6aB er,
Werrtd, Ser besa6lte QIntpalt Ser
@runoeigentbumer lei, Die Ser 8abngeiel@
1cbaft SppoitttDn madben. Wterrtd be5et6>
net Glarf ais einen 8%erIeunber, Ben bas
@Omite fir StraBen unb QlIeps fiinftig
bon letnen 8erat3un9en auSiblteBen tperOe.
: @tuiom Burlington oerfIogte beute
i'm Sreis8cri9t Bernard 6offmanr, @DelDn
S. 6ouie unb Sobn 8icrce auf $4,000
S6aoenerlob. Die Qngefla9ten mobten
i'm 6ebruar 1892 einen Gontraft nit ibm,
ipona6 CT ibnen 6 8aupIdbe an Der so.
Str. nabe Cottage 0roOe Qloe. u1tter ber
8ebtngung in Yaht CAB, baB ie auf bems
ielben Elm 6otel I'M @crtb bon 5000, 900
%erridbteten. 9aS 6DteL bGtte am 1. Nprtl
1893 ferlig iein iOlen, lit aber no9 ni9t
on0efangen.
, 1893-05-24
Otebereten auf Sem meltauss
itellun9splabe.
Gin anoebIihes GompIot behufs Seraubur19
Ger Sdwei5er 2usielun9 p~ereiteIt.

8efanntLicb itn6 auf 6em @eltausitel7
IungSplaBe icbon aIerlci 9iebereien DOrge>
fommen. QSte berettS gemel6et, tpur0e
II. 81. aucb Sic Nusitellul1g oes @rSie6ungsz
tpeiens oes 9eutiben GeicbeS I'm me6rere
tpert6bolle optii9e Snitrumente beitoblen.
0aB aber Ser 0ertb Ser bis jeBt in BEN
beri6iebenen 2tbtbeiIun9en ber MeltauS>
iteuung entipen6eten @egenitGn6e 1ib IN
@an3en auf $500, 600 belaufe, biirfte BENIN
bo6 tpobl cine geipaltige ltebertreibltng
ietn. Gapt. 8onftelo, tpel6er Dem fir Sic
NuSitelIung etngericbteten @eDeim0ienite
noritebt, erfldrt, baB Der @eiammttpertb
Der geltoblenen QluSteuungSpbjccte nod
nt6t $4,000 betrage.
gtunme6r mill man entoedt baben, 60B
bon b0icn Weni6en et1 g~enialer Ylan our
Geratbun9 ser yfIeinen, ober nieDLicben"
un6 iebr pertbpDlen S6pctSer Q~luSitel>
lung enttpOrfen iDorben un6 beretts Elm
Seriub 81 ietner NuSfI6rung 9emacbt NOR
ben lit.
8or me6reren Sogen madbte, tpie es
betBt, Elm @e6etmpoIt5iit bieQ8abrnebmung,
0aB oas Seltub, Welcbes BEN Subbo6en in
benz nDroD itliCben S6eile Der S6mct3er
Nusiteuung beoe6t, mo 1t6 Sic ebenio
tunit> tpte tpert9pollen @enfer l1bren beftn>
ben, ourbl0cbert mar, un0 ietne tpeiteren
9(aCbtOrl6un9en er9a6en, oaB alcb 6urcb
Die 0arunter beftnbLicben bret 3ou 6tden
8oblen 209er gebo6rt mor6en tparen. Stun
tpurbe elmer ber iblaueiten vSpGrbunoe"
Capt. 8OnfteLD'S nit Der 8epad6ung Ser
Sbtpei5er 2(usiteuun9 beauftra9t, un6 berz
ielbc belnerfte einige Sage ipdter, tpie Itc6
baS SeItucb plDbltcb emporbob un6 Elm
1ptBeS Stabltnitrlment aus Oenlielben sum
Gorl6etn fam.
Solbes icben unb nab 6em nG6iten
Wtannlocbe laGfen mar ems. Scr 8eamte
1tie9 III ben ounflen yunterir6ticben" Gaum
bttab. Qlber Durc6 oaS 9tcbt, melcbeS in
Solge beS Qlufbebens oes 9edels in ben
t~tniteren 9taltnt gefalIen mar, tparen bic
Sptbbuben offenbar getpornt tporoe1t, un6
Der etnsi9e @rfolg, Sen Ser v@ebctme" nit
1etnem 6tnabitetgen in Die ltntermelt err
3telte, beitano oari1, 0aB ct 3tpei &erle itb
i6leunigit aus benz Staube mac6en lab
un6 DOrte. gr iebte ibnen mach un6 feuerte
1ogar n1ebrere S6tiie binter i6ncn Der,
ober o6ne 8A t%refe1l. S6lteBli6 iab ct iicb
Ourc6 Die Diten 0tnOerntiie, Die i6m Sen
Ne9 perlperrten, ge5tpu19el, bon Der Ser
%fol8un8 ob5uite6en, mas belt Gerfolgten
obne a3iDeifcl iebr angenebm mar, ba ibnen
bic Tlucbt burb beiagte 0in~berntiie gleidz
falls beOcutenO eri6pert ietn muBte.
Der Bertb Der S6mei3er IbrenzQ[uSz
iteQung allein belGuft iib auf $250,O0O, 10
DaB Elm &eriub, itcb III BEN 8eltB zines
SbeileS bieier tpeitbpouen 3ettmeller 81
leBen, iib ibon lobnen miiBte, ndmltc5 in
benz Safe, DaB CT erfolgrei6 tpGre. Die
S9tpet5er : Observation-Disclosures glaltben
ubri9enS ntbt, baB es it6 in je1em Sale
I'M etnen ernit9emeinten &atbDeriucD 9ez
banoelt babe. I'm bes SpaBeS 6aiber tpir0
1t6 bod 10 leibt ntentano Der @efabr, sic
nit DEM 9urcbbObren oes T%uBbo6enS per7
tntpft lit, auSieben.
uebrtgens tperOen ieBt in allen NuSitelz
lltngSgebQuOen GOrfebrun9en getroffen, I'm
oas oNnbObren" Der pcribiebenen Qlbtbei=
lungen 81 Derbin0erlt.
, 1893-05-24
abeotnblatt Der autnota staatsaettuna, aat+rnndp "a. uaat 1898.
4nitalt, Ob8Ieid iie 10 i9Wa9 mar, bob iie

Qnftalt, Ob8Iei9 ite 10 i3pa3 ipar, bob iie
faum geben fonnte.
Stood melt Gr9er, ais bic Mitt6eilungen
oteler beiocn Srauer, Lautete 6as, mas in
benz 6auie Ger. 263 Sib Glart StraBe,
Der oaielbit an 6er S6pinbIu6t 6arnieberz
lte9enoe SameS Wc@art6D etnem 8erihter>
ltatter mtttbetlte, nobel CT bGufig BON bef>
tt9en 6uften>NnfGIen unterbrp6en muroe.
@r erSGDlte, ct lei UNI sic Wtttte Des leb>
ten QSlnters 10 Ibtper %erfranft, DaB er 1t6
%oeranlaBt geieben babe, UNI Qlufnabme I'M
@ountp 6olpttal na65u1l6en. ST lei bon
Or. Soon unteriucbt porben, tpel6er ibn
Der Nnitalt in Cunning itberpieien babe.
Gr babe feline gSa6l meDr 9ebabt unb lei
Io9let6 mach Cunning iibergefiibrt por6en
uno baielbit neun 8oben in ser Qlbtbei>
lung titr S3pinOiii6tigc 9eblteben.
Nber Die 8e6anolung Die linn BORT 3u
She'll 9etpor6en, ipotte jeber 8cicbreibung
Die 8efoltt9ung lei l6lebt un0 unSurei>
cbeno, Die WteoiSin @del e~rregen6 unb 6te
gebanolung iettenS Or. 9obge'S 10 brutal
9%efpe1er, baB nicbt ielten iogar Bic boielbit
N19eiteuten oarltber empDrt getpelen leten.
Sft babe Ser Nr3t su einem &ranfen gez
iagt: rgSouen Sic benn niemols iterben?
-Salien Sic OOb einmal Sbre 3unge
leben." Sin S9pe6e, Nameus gtels
Nnberlon Der an ber 0aiieriubt g%elittel1,
babe neun Sage in ber Qlbt6eilung fir
S3wtnOiiic5tige 3ubrin9en m~iiien, mo-
tbm tpeOer Spetle no6 5ranf, ntcbt einmQl
Naiier, %iOn6ern nur MfebiSin aus elmer
ui6mar5en Slai6e" Derabretcbt tporoen lei,
mas iblteBli3 ieinen Sob 5lr Tolge gez
6abt babe.
Die ui6tpar5e 8lal6e"a lei iiberbaupt Ser
S6reGen beS &r~anfenbau1es 3u 9unninq.
0enn elm &rorfer in bic Qlbtbetlun9 fir
S3lptnbiii3ti9e 9e6racbt tperbe, 10 lei oas
glct6beoeltteno nit ietner Ge1urtbeil1ng
gum SoDe. Sails Der SOB nibt i6neQ gez
mug e%tntrete, perbe Dem &ranfen eben
Wteoi5in aus Ser vi6par5en 6laicbc" oerz
ibrieben, unb bann beft1be it9 Der &ranfe
balo in ben leBten 3iigen.
Gtnes Wtorgens, 10 cr5Gblte Sames Wc>
GartbD oeS Wetteren, lei Or. Dodge gu
etnem &ranfen 9efommen, beiien 8ett itb
in Der 9tGbe 0~csjentgen uni ereS @etpdbrs=
mal1neS befanO. Scum, mein Sreun6", babe
ber Nr3t 9eiagt: Isle tparen nGbreno ber
gta5t ieDr unrubtg; mor9 entperbenS ieitD
Ieoenfals better beftn6en." Ottt oteien @or>
ten babe ct t6m cine 0oiiS aus ber yi6par>
sen Slai6e" perabreicbt, un6 am dnbern
Wtor9en let Der &ranfe alIer S6mer3en
uberboben, bas beiBt, mauieto6t gepeien,
9es g8etteren tbetlte SameS McGartbD
nit, baB bte 1900 Sniaiien Ser NnitaIt oft
10 ~ausgebungert getpeien ieien, 6aB ite iiber
BEN Snbalt Der Qlbfaufditen NIT etndnber
geitritten bitten un6 ntbt lelten in bic nit
Der &ibe in Gerbinbun9 itebenbe 8orz
ratbsfammer gei9Iicben ieien, nm ii4
gtobrungsmtteI gu peri6affen. 8enn ite
aber babel bon oen @Gbtern ertappt NOR
ben ieien, 10 bitten Oteie- ie 10 LANCE gez
pritgelt, bis Die l1n9Iii6li6en bepuBtIos
81 Goben 9eiunfen ieten.
Sames WfcGartbD ipur6e i6on Dor emit
ger 3ett burcb ietne SreunOe aus Bet Qtn>
ftalt 3u Cunning entfcrnt, unb lit m!ttGer>
petle nab ieinem 6etmotbsorte Sronton
tn Soma geianbt porOen.