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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-05-25
Fatal Accidents.

CIIAELESToN,S 5. c., May 1.-THE fish
ing smack, Mary +. Jenkins, founder
ed on the bar today. Two cOlOred men
belonging to the crew were drowned.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 17.-The Oak
land ferry boat "l>ay City" last night
ran down the "White Iull," boat con
ed.
Chicago, May 17.-Mrs. j. T., Cough,
wife Of the well-known Baptist miss on
AIRY, met frlghtful death today. She
was killed by ii folding bed, which clos
ed upon her and crushed her, while a
daughter stood by poWerless to help her
CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 17.-Tho
tnit' d States life saving crew under
took to rescue two uaKnOWn men in a
row boat amidst an awful sea at the
mouth of Cuyahoga River this after
noon. The life boat capsizcd and sew
en- of the crew were drowned.
COANNEACT, Ohio, May 1.-THE tug
| Continental and ScOW were washed
out into the lake from the harbor this
| morning and loundered. Seven men
! and two women on board were drowned.
Seven of the nine were in sight when
the boat went down.
GENEVA, Ills, May 1.-THE building
of Charles pOpe's glucose company, q
seven story brick structure, in which
over 100 men were employed, was en-
tlrclY wrecked by an explosion this af-
tcmOOn. Few Of the men got out un-
hurt. Five bodies and two in ured
men have so far been taken from the
ruins. The cause ofthe explosion Is a
mystery.
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II tdly Hurt.

BAMBEKG, $. G., May l7.--Frcight
tram NJ. %2 was wrecked here tonight,
within 500 hunItcd yards Of the depot,
and Two whi'G Young men who were
stealing . ride were fatally injured. The
tr0in was q hcaVy.onc, of thirty cars,
anG broke lODtc, coming down the grade
Artwcru Denmark and Bamberg. The
t~O parts 0t the train came together 0s
Lhr Cn .'nc was stopping at the station,
AND total wreck OF hall dnZ n cars in
t"o places and the disabling of the entire
lrDin followed. The two younV men were
found IA 4 car Ct clay screaming Tor help,
winch twenty or thirty ready hands rem.
dcrc". Ta"y were both fcartuiiy mashed
and 5ruisbed up, aud were taken to q
hotel III town and Dut under medical
treatment. They gave their names as
L. a. MalNas and Tom Thompson, bu'
! a gentleman III TO yn recognized the la,
ter aS H"ung newspaper man nance
| Horace TallcY, from Washington. D
{. TallcY Is dClrious now, and su1eriuz
terribly, but may recover. Malpas i
internally injuced, and will probably du
tonight. They are both respecLabl
looking young men, and claim to b
from good families, and both begge
that their names not be gwen to the p:
pcrs.
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a CRuRtic Letter.

COLUMBIA, $. c., May 1.-THE State
Of tins morning says the following let
ter to Sheriff Ferguson OF Charleston
about the delay of sending Don Carlos
to the Htate penitentiary IS self-explan.
atOry and rather caustlc;
DEAR SIR:-I sec in today's News
and Courier you are reported to have
said after CarlOs'5 death sentence had
been cOmmuted 70 imprisonment: Il
received no order TO de liver up the prls-
onrr.' The Communication sent you by
me was your authority to deliver the
prisoner to the superintendent OF the
prnitentlary or his representative, and
1t was yO,T business to have notified
him at once. am surprised that you
have not done 80 as you must know
that the penitentlary authorities can
receive no official notice Of a prisoners
existence or decrease except through
you.
You viii plea Sc attend TO this matter
at once. B. Il. TILLMAN.
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About pOll TDYeg,

COLUMBIA, May 18.-The following
decision rendered by the Attorney
General in the matter Of the poll tax
question will be of interest. 1t is
addressed to the Comptroller General
aud says:
yours has been submitted to me the
question when does man become
liable To pay POLL tax? In my opinion
II he IS not tWenty-one years old at the
hcgihing OF the fiscal year, viz: first OF
November, be will not be liable to paw
p@li tax for the ensuing fiscal wear.
FAX returns are made berw cen the first
day ol January and the twentieth day
of July. II a man can show that he
was not tW"nty.oGe years Of age on the
first day Of November preceding the
return ne is not liable, otherwise nc
wilt be liable have the honor, ect.
"IOuT Obedient servant,
"D. a. TOWNSEND, Attorney Gen.
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GDthniII'A pOIICY ShOn.

NEW YORK, May 17.--Pnblic atlen-
ton is again called by one Of the news.
papers to the large number Of policy
sh0p3 engages in business in this city.
superintendent Byrne3 boasted some
tine ago that at thes: denS Of robbery
hat be n closed up, but the sunday
ADVERTISE claims to have discovered
that over 1000 OF them are doing busi-
ness openly. IL is estimated that the
VicumS Lose at thG minimum S25O0C
daily In their efforts to get rich without
rendering any equ lval3nt in labor. II
has been proved time and time agair
that the person who "plays" policy has
but one chance IN $1,000 of winning
prize, yet the shops are crowded IRON
the time they open until the drawing
have been announced.
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a DIscoura2ine OutIook.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 17.-News
from the overflowed districts in Arkan-
sas and Louisiana are of the most dis
couraging character. Specials to the
Commercial from points on the West
side of the river below Memphis report
distressing condition of affairs. The
water which has been flowing around
the head 9f the levee system abrye Os-
ceol9, Ark, has inundated st. Francis
basin, farmers being compelled to aban-
don the hope of raising cotton crop.
Almost every foot Of land in Chicot
County, Ark, 2OC miles below Memphis
mas been Hooded by water from Lake
Port, Brooks Mill and Grand Lake
creYasses. The Grand Lake creyasse
| was reported TO be 600 feet wide at (
! O'Clock this afternoon and is stln caying
rapldly. The water from THIS creyasse
lS tlooding The Northern portion of
Louisiana and IS making lis WY across
lHe sWAmps into the Rid River country,
Krd River is already very high and a
disastrous overflow in that section is
regarded as certaia. The river aG Mem
phAs began Falling today. The gauge
TONIGHT showed 30. feet above low wa.
ter, a talt OF one inch in twenty four
hcnrs. The heavy rains in the Ohio
valley and Oh the upper Mississippi and
missouri have created considera 0le an.
, prehenSlon, rs 1t ls feared that the fal
here will be checked and the river n,
higher. -
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-05-25
OF COURSE IT'S FALSE.
NO TRUTH IN THAT BARNWElL EMIL
GRAFTON STORY.

Senator BfayheId Doe, not believe That
One Car of Negroes Could bs Iuduced
to Leave the Courty-Both Races Get.
ting Along Amicably.
DENMARK, S. G., May 15.-Your
correspondent asked Senator MaYfield
the following question: "Doyou know,
or have you heard anything about the
statement of the Savannah News Of the
Ith instant that fund is being raised
to carry all the negroes out of Barnwell
connty?'
In answer he said: 81 have not
heard anything Of any fund being raised
to remove the negroes from Barnwell
county. II such fund was raised 1 do
not believe the colored people would
leave. We have, i'll times past, had
several emigrations from Barnwell
county set on foot by interested parties.
and some few families have left this
county, but their sad expet Ience out in
the West has led them to return poorer
but wiser. In fact, l am now being
appealed to by fri nds of families who
went OF to pay their way back to South
o".J'H ..IT tno r+, ,,ho o,o On oo;,,o
i, a,I.;s I.iu o' ~ 1a, "oW ",' aU Hss.uno"s'
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w"mlS he ot,rTv do not heI;ova a,a %
,:roio f,n,il,, ,yn,,j Inova tl,o ooo,i,,,,
Tf ihorn "a ~, ,,.,., ~ .;,omnnJ ~. t1,a
ro,to,t In nav ,,n,,.,,.,,, S,n,I, ronoS;no
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,nn,,l,, '"';'
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.,.irIiT, nv -, ti,, 1 ,';s t,'o,
, Men %jrrn IN ,he:. h',.o. r,, d"a|'n 1.'t',
,,nr 81. a I.,,,I .'.''., "'',' N''oiS t: y :,
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The Chinese Must Go,

WASHINGTON, May 17.-Congress-
man Camlnetti, of California, had a
short conference with the President
this morning, and left the White
House feelingassured that it was
the intention of the President to see that
Chinese restriction is enforced. Mr..
Caminetti denied that it would take any,
thing like the sum of money that has
been mentioned to enforce the act, for
the reason that those Cinnamon entitled
to remain would have to secure their
certificates at their own expense, aud
that those against whom the law really
aimed would be frightened out of the
country the moment an honest attempt
vas made TO enforce it. He says that
the imposition Of the punishment pre-.
scrlbed, year at hard labor, upon few
OF the offenders would be sufficient to
to drive all the others out, and that the
United States will not be called upon to
deport the great mass OF people. Mr..
Camlnetti is of the opinion that what
additional moneYmay be needed will be
voted at the next session, and he fears
no lepcal Of the law. 1t is understood
that the President ls to hold confer.
ence with Secretary of the Treasury for
the purpose Of devising means for the
enforcement of the law. Reports from
forty of slxty-three internal revenue dis.
trjcts show that 3,444 Chinese have
registered. No reports have vet been
received from the Pacific coast districts.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-05-25
ThAIIreCtdlant.

GREENNILLE, May 15.-ln an inter.
view to-day, Judge Cochran stated that
he simply examined the witnesses and
made the argumentin the Bland-Clisby
case in EdgeGeld. solicitor Bonham
drew the Indictment. summoned the
witnesses. and then turned the case
over to Judge Cothran.-State.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-05-25
All, There. .IuIiano

SEYMOUR, Ind, Nav 16.-IIou Trenk.
VINO murdered Henry Raedler a week
ag. last Sunday, was hanged at Brown.
stoWn at o'clock this morning by a
MOB from this place. The lynchipg
party was composed Of the same party
VINO VINO iynched Turley at Bedford yester.
day morning.
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THE COLOREU LEADERS.
THEY HOLD A CONFERENCE ON THE
CONDITION Or THE RACE.

Resolutions Adopted, Which Have None
OF Tho Fire OF The Resolutions Adopted
by tho Columbia and Chari. ston Indig-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-02
Shren OerIebunoeu erIeoen.

Ser "a Sabre aIte un6 unbcrbeirat6ete
Sranf 2esfp, tpel9er fib AMI 2. SUM- bur6
etnen Stur3 bon einem S9uppen tn elmer
!3iegelei BEN 8ru9 bes &iidgrats sugc3Osen
bate, itarb 9onneritag Worgen nacb
einem auBerorbentIi6 i9mer3baften &rarz
fenlager i'm 9oipitaL Der NIerianer 8riiber.
Ser Coroner ptrb beute einen Stqueit abz
baltcrt, tporauf bic 2eicbe nab Der @obnung
Der @leern 2esfD's, 374 Southport Qlue. gez
bracbt tper6en mir6.
Ser Geb. Simon st. SOB aus 6iqersz
billie, Penn., pel9er gum 8eiu6e Der
@eltausiteaung nab Chicago 9etommen
mar unb am 20. Septenber bon einem
@agen Ser electrtiben 8abn an Der G6e
BON 80. StraBe unb Cottage @robe iberz
fabren tpuroe, erIag geitern Wor9en I'm 5
l1br leinen i6tperen 8erlebungen I'M
9aupbtn 9art 9oteG an Der SO. StraBe.
Gr mar BET Dem Nuflprinsen auf BEN @az
gen au5segIitten unb u1ter Die &Gber gez
psl6e iein recbtes 8etn b~erarttg
5ermalmten, 6aB cine 9lmputation porgez
nommen perben muBte. 0te 2eicbe bes
8erun9lidten, tpelcber elm glitter BON Ga
erreicbt bat, ptrb beute nab beiien
6eimatb abgei9ift tper6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-02

6ungen BON 8iert, baB Gbicasoer Qnarbtz
iten in Sic 8iener ~8eri6tpOrun9 pertptdelt
ieicn unb baB 6aber Die Gbtcagoer Bolt3et
nit Der in @ten perfebre, errest I'M @btca7
gOer Observation-Disclosures 8ertDunoerung.
Man tpeiB baielbft ni6tS bon einem foIben
Gerfebr. l1eberbaupt iin6 ia Bic Mnarcbt7
iten in Gbtcago nur no6 i3tpa9 an 3abl
unb tperben taum no9 ais sefabrlib er7
a3tet.
@enn Weoft iibrisens sic game @iener
9tnarcbiitenpericbw0run9 fir etne bloBe
8oli8eiOihtung erfLdrt, 10 9ebt er obne
3petfel 81 melt. lln6 Sic @iener Yolt3et
mag suten @runb ba5u baben, baB iie bic
eripdbnten @ebduOe iOr9fdItt9 bepa9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-02
(Jar bic SIItnots Stautssettuns)
WaG1rtf4

2aut elmer bter6er gelangten telegraph
lben 0epeicbe lit am &c. bteieS Wonats
Der 8eSirfSrabbtaer 81. elias g iii II e.
b a II NJ in Qanoau in Der 8fal3 aus bieiem
3eben gei9ieben. Sin Mann tpie @riinez
baum, ser iiber Elm babes Sabr6unbert
lang i'm Oienite ser &eltgtofttGt un6 6es
erlcucbteten Sorti6ritts t6Gtig getuelen un6
Der 10 ptele leu6tenbe Spuren ieineS 0irz
TENS auriidgela1ien bat, nerbtent es tpobl,
oaB aub in 6ielen 8lGttern tbm Elm @ort
6es @%ngeoenfens unb Ser Nn~erfennung gez
tpet6et tperoe.
@liaS @ritnebaum tpur6e i'm Sabre 1907
in Min9peiler in BET Gbetnpfal3 geboren.
SIN ieinen SInglin9siabren bradten i'm
feline Gltern na6 Srontfurt, moieLbit ct
inter benz bamaligen Gabbtner Salomon
Erier unb .anberen iibii6eu @eLebrten
btbliiben un6 taLmnbii6en Stubieu oblag,
nno pp lelbit er aucb, glet6Setttg NIT 81.
@etger, %. Grei3enacb unb anoeren iungen
Mdnnern, Sic ftb ipGter in Ser miien=
i9aftliben @elt etnen Namen madten,
bas @pmnaitum ablolotrte. Seine Uni
periitGtSitubien mabte er in 8onn un6
Miinben. Sen Gitel etneS 9oftor Ser
Bbilolop6ie berLieb tbm Die ltntperlttGt in
Sibingen, noboem ibm Ser erite Breis fir
bic Q01ung etner BON g%enannter rniperiitdt
geiteQten Qufgabe suerfannt tpDrben mar.
SIM Sabre 1885 tplroe ct sum Gabbiner
in 8irfenfelo, i'm @roBber5o8tbum Sl6enz
burg, eripdblt, uno i'm barauffolgenben
Sabre erpGblte man i'm gum 8esirfSz
rabbtner fit 2anoau uno Die sablreicben
iii6ilben @emeinben Der l1mgegen6. Son
@nfang on tptrfte Or. 0riinebaum fir Sort
icbrttt i'm NQgemetnen, fit 6ebung bes
iibilcben Sc1ulwelens, fit 8erebluns bes
SDnagogencllltl1s, fit polittl6e @Leic6bez
recbtigul1g ber Suoen, fur5, ct lDar 31
alien 3eiten Bis an ietn 2eben5enbe fir
Qicbt, Wabrbett unb Gccbt auf al ben @ez
bieten tbdtig, auf benen iDm cine Wirflamz
felt m0gLi6 mar.
SIN Sabre 1874 perOffentli9te ct etnc
Sammtung Brebigten, uno 6er S3reiber
bieier 3eilen erinnert iih no6 elmer &rttit
bteicr 8rebtgten, tDeIcbe aus Der Sober
zines 6riItliC6en TbeoLogen geflpiien mar,
un6 iporin bic @riinebaum' icben 8rebigten
nit benen Des berilhmten flaiiiicben prote>
itanti1cben &anseLreonerS &einbarb, Der am
@noe 6eS porigeu unb i'm Nnfan9e nn1eres
6Sa6r6un6crts, Breot9er unb Sberconitito@
rialrotb in Dresden mar, ait 9lei3e 2inie
gelteQt nurben.
Nu6 no6 anbere bebeutenbe S4riften
lieB ct in sic @elt btnousgeben, 10 5. g.
Elm 8icblein iiber r3uitdnbe uno &fe
ser Suben, NIT beionoerer 8e3iebung auf
Sic 8fola," Elm gr0BereS @erf iiber Die
vSittenle6re 6es SuOentbuns, II. {. 10.
ltn6 nun lit aub er aus Dem 2eben gez
I6ieben, uacb6em or mebr ais sc Sabre
lana burcb biel cs 0eben gei3ritten lit. ST
bat ben 8elten inter 9enen, Bite ibn tannz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-02
Qneebltdes Gomplott,
Ginen 6eIofdranf gu fpreneen uno gu be-
rauben, entoedt.

9ur6 bie Srettag Mben6 UNI 10 16r
erfol9te Gerbaftung ameier berbd9tigen
Snbipibuen gLaubt bic 8oli3et, einem BON
bteien unb 9(n6eren anee3ettelten 8lan,
ben @eloibranf in Der Wortenien'i6en
GtGeteSfftce, an Ser @6e bon Ga Sale unb
&in3te StreBe, su iprengen rnb gu be-
rauben, Der9inoert su 6aben. Ser 8pliSiIt
9ttcbar0 Quinn, beiien Na6t> Goute itcb al
ben @eletien ber Nort6tpeitern 8abn 3tpti9en
WeuS unD Stub StraBe eritreGt, bate
BON elmer berarttgen 8eri6mDrung @inb
befommen un6 febte bierpon bic Central
Station in &enntniB, peI6e ipfort
Stpei 0etectipS nit Der l1nterlucbung 0eS
SALES betraute. Quinn bemertte nm 10
lbr bret WGnner, bic it6 in Ger6acbt err
regenber @eile in Der Ofdbe ber 8a6u9eleile
am SuBe bon Ga Sale : 0nenue berum>
%trieben, un6 ging auf ie 3u, tporauf
oicicLben idmmtli6 Sic Tlucbt er>
griffen. IS 9elang ibm, einen berz
lelben GIT %DerDaften, tpelcber Iet1en
9tame1 ais George @bite ansa6, tpGbren6
Die beiOen 0etectiDes unterbe1en, bic
beiben Mnberen, tpeIcbe cine anbere &icbz
tung etngei9lagen battcn, perfoI9ten unb
etnen bon t6nen feitna6men. 9erlelbe
1annte ii9 Mi9aeI 9wDer, bocb sGaubt
man, baB Ser Wann einen faIicben gtanten
a~ngegeben bat unb nit So6n 8rain, peIz
cher tpegen zines 9%taubanfoas perurtheilt,
i'm @efdngniB bon @ranb &api6s, Wftcb.,
laB unb aus btelem i'm Lebten SuIt entz
iprungen mar, tbentiib lit. Nuf feline ST.
grcifung mar cine 8%elobnung bon 500
geleBt. Die Boli5ei bebauptet, baB bas
Neubere 9pper's genou nit Der bon Strain
9egebenen Berionalbei9retbuns iibereinz
lttln1nt. Sn bent 8eiiBe BET bei6en perz
bafteten Wdnner fanb man &epoloer, 1opte
ale mOeltcben Snitrumentt, tpeIc6e BON
prpfelionelen 0ieben Bel Gi~nbruc6sbiebz
itdblen unb acknowledgements CUR
8crpenbung fommen. 8eroGcbtig lit auf
ale6aQe berllmitanO, baB aus ben@erbaftez
ten nibt baS geringite iiber ibrc 8erl0nli6z
felt anb 9eteasflbrung beraussubringen
mar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-02
Staot Chicago.
Ginitura elmer Mauer.
ullan9enebme l1eberraf9une elmer fdIafen'
oen camille.

Sin Sausetnitura, tpel6er ant Srettag
Nberb Inn II 11br itattfanb, tpurbe Bis iebt
bon Ser 8oliaet nidbt bertd6tet. gteben
Dem 9auie SEQ. 781 Soman Qlbe., tpeLbes
BON 6ermann Strider, ieiner Trau unb
5Dei fletnen &in6ern, iopte bon ietnem
8ru6er unb ieiner S9peiter betpobnt
iptrbt, errtc6tet 6err Moreb Elm bierz
ftDdiges 8aditeinbaus. ST : alderman
S61Derin bat Sen Gontraft fit Die Waurers
arbeiten. Die Mauertt paren bis gum 4.
Stodtperf 9ebieben, boD bate man es
unterlalien, ite 3u itiiBen. I'm bic genannte
3eit i~tir3te bic Wtauer 6es oberen StoG>
tperfes ein un0 auf bas nebenitebenoe, bon
Stttder un6 leiner Samilte betpobnte 6aus.
Die Sarnilie mat beretts 5ur Gube 9eganz
gen. SIS gelang 6errn Strider, ft6 i6neQ
untcr ben Sriimmern berDorSuarbetten,
bocb bauerte es LANCE, ebe CT feline Srau
7unb &inber in Sicberbeit 9ebrabt bate,
mel1e untcr ben Griimmern begraben
tparen. Trau StriGer trug i9mers6afte
GerleBungen bapon, bod am ibltmmlten
Fam eincs Ser &in6er, Elm WGb6en, meg,
tpelcbes no6 ieBt tu acknowledgement
3nitan6e oarnieoerltegt un6 bon 11ebreren
2~leraten beban6elt tpir0.
Wte mir b0ren, fino betrcffs S4a6enz
eriaB 6urb ben Gontraftor u~nterbanolunz
gen I'M @ange.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-02
WahrfdeinIth Selbftmor0.

9as pIOBIt6e Geri6pinben elmer bisber
in Ser ySair" an9eitelten 8erfduferin,
Sta Serrp, bat Bic GoItsei auf Die Ser
mutbung gefi6rt, baB bas Mab9en ents
tpeber Selbitnnoro be9angen bat, ooer 3I
ibren in Ct. Soc, Mib, pobnenben @Itern
9eflo6en lit. Sic genoB felt t6rer Dor bret
Sabren in genanntem Gei6dft erfol9tcn
Q~Initeaung baS 8ertrauen Der @ei9dftsz
letter, fonnte aber ant lebten Mtittpo9 Der
8erlu6ltng ni6t tpiberite6en, Elm BON elmer
gouestn, ipelbe ioeben einen Gertauf a6;
gei6loiien bate, auf Dem 9aOentii6 lie9en
geIaiIene Summe bon eintgen Dollars ait
itb gu nebmen. Der 9iebitabG purbe entz
6eft, unb bat bas Uedoben, iotortise @ntz
Iaiiung bcfirdtenb, in Ser foIgenben Nabt
einen SeIbftmOroberiu6 burb @ergiftung
nit GarboIldure gema9t. 9erielbe miBe
lang; am 9onnerita9z gtacbmittag erbielt
ber btrecte bis5ertge 8orgeie5te bes WGbz
bens bon oieiem eiren 8rtef, in tpeldbem
bicie ibren @nti6luB ausipra6, iib bas
0ebeM gu nebmen, aber Oorber nod einmal
ibre Wtutter leben 5u poQen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-02
frau Waloer beseRt Selbfmoro,
meiI iie thren Gatten ole Greue ni9t bepab=
rem fonnte.

Baultne Wal6er, cine iunge Srdt bon
rs Sabren, peid)e nit ibren Wonn in Benz
5auie III 8loomtng6aLe &oab no6nte,
'ma6te 9onneritag ibrem 9eben 6ur6
@ttt etn Gnbe. Peter @alber, tbr @atte,
ein fleiBtger, nit6terner Menib, tpelcber
ais Subrmann ieinen 2eb~eusunterbalt Ders
btent, beiratbete 8auLine Dor etipa 3tpei
Sabren. Die iunge Srau tpar 1pariam
unb feiBtg. Sic ma6te ibrem Manne
ben SoriAlag, etnen &oit9dnger gu nebmen
uno 1tb oaour6 etnen Hebennerbien1t gu
ertperben. gr tpar bamtt einperitan6en,
Elm S6tLo nit ber Qufi6rtft y8oar6ers
panteo" pur6e an bic @an0 g~enageIt un6
Beter SaunberS, ein iunger gbotograp6,
9tng zines ibOnen GageS Dorbet, flopfte an
bic Sbur uno ais Die iunge Srau 0ffnete,
geftel tbn Die BobnunJ 70 gut, baB ct be-
i9lOB, bier iein 0omi5il auf3ui9lagen.
Sites mar Dor ungefGbr 5!pet Sabren.
Der &oitgdn9er ertpieS itD ais Elm Ltebens>
piirbi9er Meni6. @r mar nit benz G1en
itetS 3ufrieben unb be5ablte ieben Samitag
piinftLib. 6err Walber er3ablte Sen gta1>
barn, oaB er ben beiten GoitgGnger in Gbt>
ca8o babe. 2etber mar feline Srau 6erIeIz
BEN Qlnii6t unb oerGiebte iib in benz iutgen
Mann. Sbre 9iebe ipur6e nit iebem Sage
itdrter unb ba lie tbre g1cigung ntcbt nit
tbren Nnii6ten betreffs Set g fli4ten ether
perbetratbeten Trau in @inflang su brinz
gen nermo3te, faBte tie Sen @Iti9luB, it6
5u tobten. gu bteiem 3ped nabm Ie etne
Ooits bon benz Slit, tueld6eS ite CUR 8erz
ttl9ung bon unge3iefer benltbte unb ais ibr
Wfann Oonncrl tagOttttag nab Sauie fam,
fano ct ite ais 2etcbe.
0te l1n9laGli6e bate einen 8rief an
tbren Wfann b%tnterlaien, in pel6em iic
austIbrte, baB ie Saunbers bteientge 9iebe
entge9engebra6t, tpel9e ite tbrem @atten
i3ulbtg gcipeien, tpesbalb fte itb enti9Goiz
fen babe, iib 6aS 9eben 81 nebmen. sic
CAB i9ren Mann ben Gatb, ie gu Der9eiien,
etne before Tran ST. betratben, un6 tetne
&oitganger mebr gu nebmer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-02
(Sbur9auer 3eitun9.)
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$50 iebt Der 9trbett 6GeiB aus bun6ert
Giien bampft,
Sat emit Ser 8iffel S6parm bur6 Die
grdrte'n geitarnpft;
$50 iebt Sic itoI5en 8auten ragen,
Sa itano Der 8tgtpam emit, bonn &ieienz
tpal0 erbriift,
SaS 0eim 6eS rotben WtanttS, nit Sfalpen
aus9ei6miidt
Ser 6etn6e, bte iein Sell eri9lagen.
Die SGutb 6es Mid6igan, sic fib am
Stran6e bricbt,
Sab bteie Sta6t eritehn, 10 tpte Elm Sraum'
ge1i6t,
$50 en6los Bic @eitalten tpablen.
Gtnt glitt Der @tbenitatnm ais &abn burd9
feline Stub;
SEPT rauibt Ser 9ampfer itols; eS tretbt
sic inn're @lut9
Surcb S6aumespeIen STAB unO @9ien.
., manb Sa6rtauIen6 bier int liner
meg men i6wanO!
Die @oge peitlbte itets Oenielben D6en
Stran6,
Ser Sturm 6es 1trpal0s @tpfeIfronen.
Sin 6al6 Sa5rbunbcrt mir, baS Der &C.
tunbe gleib
Sm 9eben Ser gfatur unb in BET @ilbniE
&cib,
S9uf cine Staot fir Wtiuionen.
&ubOIf b. 9 Otti3aII.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-02

bobrte leinen Sinterfopf, tpanbte ii6 na9
unten unb fam an benz @aumen tpie6er
beraus. Sadion mar i'm Stan6e, naob
9auie gu geben, nad6em er I'M Soipttal
~perbunben mar. Ser 8oIisiit Slemmtng
lit glei6faQs nibt erbebli9 oerleBt.
Die @egenb, in peI9er iib bic in bieits
gen gottLeifreiien benfpiirbtge S6teBz
affdre 3utrug, lit cine Ser unbeimli9iten
auf Der @eitieite, iobaB ieIbit Boltsiiten
itd baielbt taft MIR 81 3tueien ieben Iaiien.
Der goli3et lit our6 ben taIt gemacbz
ten Wc@ratb Elm Stein bonn 6er3en 9ez
fallen, unb Capt. 9artnett bon bet 6arrtz
ion Str. Citation duberte ii6 geitern Qben6
babin, OaB Der Sob bon Samcs Mc@ratb
etn Segcn fir 6as Yublifum iet.