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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-16
RAVISHED AND MURDERED.
Niles Birdie Baugh Falls a Victim to
farm Hands Lust

CLEVELAND, O., November ia
horrible crime was perpetrated near Al
lance o.. last night. Miss Birdie
Baugh, a handsome and highly respect
ed young woman in the community and
a student at Mt. Uoion College, was
ravlshed and murdered by Curtis Da-
wilson, a farm hand in the employ OF
Mr.. Baugb, during the absence OF the
parents. This morning her dead body
was found on the barn floor. Hall a
mile away Davidson was found lying
beside the road With his throat cut,
having committed suicide. He was still
alive when discovered, but died shortly
after.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-16
Flrnn wasn't In It.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, November Is.
Charley Johnson, of ST. Paul, and
Jack Flynn, of New York, met here TO-
night in q ten round bout, is which
Johnson was TO best mis- man or lose the
gate receipts and purse. Flynn was not
In IL from the start. He was JOhnson's
equal in weight, but in cleverneSs was
far surpassed by the ST. Paul man. who
knocked him down twice, and won the
fight fairly aud we'll
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-16
TO PROTECT THE GOVERNMENT INTEREST
In the Pacific RaiIroods-A Bill to That
End Preparing

~
WASHINGTON, d. c., November 15.-
II is evidently the intention OF the ad-
mlnistration TO jealousy protect the
interests Of the government in the Pa
cifc railroads. and the committee OF
the two houses which have this matter
under Jurisdiction are already giving 1t
careful attention, with a view OF pro-
posing new legislation i'm medistely on
the recOnvening OF Congress.
In regard TO the matter, Senator
Faulkner. Of West Virginia, member
OF this committee, today said: 1--WE are
preparing a bill affecting the matter
which, / think. will be introduced at
the opening of the session, but the de-
tails OF which we have not yet oy any
means agreed upon. think we all feel
that the interests OF the governments
should be carefully guarded, and az 70
the present receiyership, we believe
that the majority Of the receivers should
by all means be appointed by the gov
eminent. This is really the only way
in which the interests OF the govern
ment can be preserved under the re-
celyershlp, because receivers certlh-
Gates. IL must be remembered. are q
prior lien over everything eise-eyen
over the time-honored claims OF the
government So, OF course, II recelv'
ers' certificates are 70 be issued 70 run
the road, they should be issued by mer
who will not lose sight Of the Interests
OF the government Tnis can only be
done by having a majority OF the re-
ceivers government men. IL Is the In
tention OF the committee 20 see that th'
rights and interests OF the government
shall be respected at all times.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-16
Robbery At Huntington.
t.J Jxi,,ram "a sA< R11nt1-

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, November IS.
"A passenger named Joe johnson,
who alighted from the steamer Ruth.
which plies between this city and
Ironton, Ohio, tonight was robbed by q
couple OF negroes who are known q
Frank Golden and James Gardner. IL
was ABOUT O'Clock and other passeng-
srs were near by when they stopped
johnson and got bis stuff, leaving as
quickly as possible. They are beipg
hunted for by the police tonight
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-16
TIE AMALGAMATED
Association Meeting at Pittsburg-shoet
Manufacturers viii Insist on 10 Per
Gent Reduction.

Manufacturers viii Insist ON = 10 Per
Cent. Reduction.
PGrrsBURG, PA, November ia
number OF delegates TO the extra ses-
sion OF the Amalgamated Association
OF Iron and Steel Workers have arrived
in Pittsburg. They are principally
from the far western iron manuiactur-
ing districts, Indiana and Illinois send
the largest number of delegates. The
present indications are that not more
than half as many delegates as at
tended the June convention will
be present tomorrow. This Is
chiefly from lack OF time TO prepare for
the convention, more than from the
loss of mills. as the only plants which
have withdrawn from the Amalgamated
Association agreement since June are
in the Pittsburg district. 10 Is expected
that there will be little time lost in
effectlng an organization OF the con-
vention and proceeding at once to work.
The only matter TO be considered Is the
state OF trade and its relation 10 wages,
and the officials hope to finish the busI-
ness In one day.
PITTSBURG, IA, NoVemoeT To- he
iron and steel sheet manufacturers will
insist upon ten per cent reduction In
wages no matter what the Amalgama-
ted Association may take at the conyen-
tion in this city tomorrow. In fact,
the employees OF the plants in Leech-
burg and Scottdae, Pa. Piqua, Ohio,
aud Wheeling, West Virginia, have
already been notified that the wages
will be cut, to take effect next week. IL
the. reduction is conceded by the Anal
gamated Association the works will
continue in operation as at present.;
otherwise there will be a lockout
From sources believed TO be reliable, IL
IS said the Amalgamated Association
will reduce the boiling scale to Sab,
and will also meet the reduction on the
finishers' scale.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-16
n.n.ral aam.. MeponaId Dead.

RICHMOND, VA. November l5.-Gen-
eral James Mcdonald, for nearly bali
century has been a conspicuous ngure
In public life as ~ editor. Secretary Of
the Commonwealth, an Adjutant Cen
eral. died this morning. He was born
near Lynchburg IN ls42. General Me-
Donald was a brother OF Hon. Alex
Mcdonald, Minister to Persia he
caves also one sister, Mrs. Mary Me-
Donald Rudd, cf Union, W. Va The
funeral will take place ~ noon to-nor-
row FROM st. P2ul's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-16
Hes in New York.

New YORK, November Is. President
Cleveland, who left Washington very
quietly on last nights 1880 express for
New York, arrived here at 1880 this
morning. He was accompanied by Sec
retary OF War Daniel S. Lamont,
and drove Immediately to the
Victoria HOTEL where suite OF
apartments had been made
ready for him. Since his
arrival and the movements OF the Pres
ident have been shrouded in mystery.
He had breakfast in his apartments
about 10 o'clock. Shortly after that he
drove of in carriage and was
absentfrom the hotel for several
hours. 1t was thought that the
President had come here for the
purpose OF comforting with prominent
specialists in regard to an ailment
which be has been suffering from.
This, however, DR.. Joseph d. Bryant,
Mr.. Cleveland's physician, denied this
afternoon. He said that Mr. Cleveland
was at present enjoying good health,
aud that any statement TO the contrary
was untrue.
The President made private call on
some of his personal friends this morn
ing and took stroll in Central Parii.
He had luncheon with DR.. aud Mrs.
Bryant about o'clock at their resi-
dence. President Cleveland and Sec.
Lamont returned to the hotel abouu 4
o'clock, where they spent an hour rr
two. The President, with the Secrss-
tary and Mrs. Lamont, dined at nr.
Bryant's, after which the whole patty
repaired TO the Broadway Theat1s,
where Francis Wilson is playing "Er-
mie"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-16
Another Big HauI.

CHICAGO, November 15-It was
learned this evening that r. p. McCor-
mick, President OF the Mccormick Con-
struction Company, of st. Louis, was
held up by three men on the tow path
of the Illinois and Michigan Canal last
evening. and a package of money
amounting to IS, 900 taken from him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-16
ar..n Good, op.rator Csptured.

SDs aGt TELEGRAM - fas hs0isssT
CHARLESTON, w. VA, November Is.
j. ii. Smith was arrested here this
evening. He is wanted at 0berlin, o.,
for dealidg in green goods. Smith is
said to be a member of the notorious
Bryant gang which has operated
largely in West Virginia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-16
Crnshed 10 Death.

CHICAGO, November l5.-AbrahAm
Cohen aud Jacob Friedman were
crushed to death to-day under thirty
tons Of scrap iron 10 the Schwartz iron
and meta yards, South State street.
The men were removing iron from the
base Of the great pile, when II topPied
over upon them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-16
Killed by a c. s o. Train.

CHARLESTON, W. VA. November IS.
George EdEinG, a miner living at Cres-
cent, was struck by Chesapeake and
Ohio engine last night and fatally in
jured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-16
The BATTLE CREEK DISASTER.
The Coroner's Jury Exonerate the Com
pany aud Condemns the Conductor and
En1iopsr

Engineer
BATTLE CREEK, MICH, November
I5.-The coroner's jury empannelled to
inquire into the cause OF the Grand
Trunk wreck on October goth, render
ed the following verdict this morning:
"We find that the said collision was
caused by gross disobedience OF orders
given by train dispatcher. We also
find that Conductor Bertram FL. Scott
Engineer Harry Wooley, OF train No. 6.
east bound, are guilty Of criminal neg
ligence in running past their meeting
point at which they had positive orders
TO stop"
The jury found that the Grand
Trunk Company had done all that
could be done in the way Of frsl class
equipments for the safety. <of its
patrons and the road was ssxonerated
from all .ams.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-16
IT CEASED TO EXIST
When Minister Willis Presented the
Refusal to Annex.
THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT

Was Organized to Secure the An
nexation of Hawaii to the
United States, and Upon That
Being Refused, There Is No
Further Excuse for Its COntinu-
ance-How the Hawaiian Situa-
tiOn Is Looked Upon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-16
on.r,..,on Merchant railOr A.sIrss

CHARLESTON, w. VA, November IS
w. L. Armstrong. the merchant tai
Ior. assigned to-day. LiabllItIess 81. 600;
assets, about $1,000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-16

that the President felt that in protect
ing the non-interierence policy Of the
government he felt it necessary TO de-
eide the matter as II dispute had been
referred 10 him. aud in restoring the
Queen and in sustaining the Queen the
President hoped to have the hearty CO.
operation Of the members Of the Dole
administration, which, he felt, was en-
titled to commentator for what it had
done to maintain peace in the Islands
nl.a In
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-16

It lS now OeIleVeu that MInlSIeT WIZ
lis instructions are, IL the Provisional
government refuses to yield TO his sug-
gession, 20 wait for further orders. II
this is true the steamship Australia
which is 20 arrive in San
Francisco on Saturday may bring
word that President Dole is still at the
head of the government Officials OF
the Navy Department are extremely
cautious about expressing opinions fol
publication on the matter. All OF them
are much Interested in the subject aud
eager for news Of it.
, 1893-05-19
2IQrRf6ert6f.
Gbtcago,1 10. Scat.


SoGgen6e 9retie murben bel grOBeren
Bartteen e~r3telt.
8utter, bette vSeperator" z@aore q
@22c, CUTE 100000, m~tttelmGBtge 1900
C. 9airD, GooleD'S bette 22(024c., mtt>
telgute unb quite 20(021c, frti6er 8ading
StoG 17@19c, quite uno bette DGou" II
@18c,
8 utter / II, Bette Creamery 1876, re6t
160ne 173c, 9dirD 1876 unb 143c fur Die
bette in yGouS" ober fleinen @ebtn6en &c
me6r.
&&fe, Bette vfuu cream beb6ars" H.
@114c, flat ibapeS" 113@114c, goung
Q(nerica 11@113c, vitimmeO" 8@1Oc,
na6gemabter S6peiser 16@163c, r8rid"
143@15c, 2tmburger 133(014c.
Gier, gang frti6e 130133c ba8 9b6.
Obit, 9eb0rrteS: Nepfel, fiinitlicb &C.
trodnete $4,000. baS 9f6., an Ser Sonne
geo0rrte n0rblicbe COZ; 8firiicbe sos,
8rombeeren 63@74, 6imbeeren 24025
Galifornii6es: Q(prtfoien 16018, ntdt
9ei9alte 9ftritbe 133@143, gei4dlte 200
"a; 8fGaun1en 93@13; Goitnen: 2on6on
2aoerS 1,5001,85 baS GiitDen, W3usfaz
teller 1.O501,50, lo1e 4(053.
Obit, fril9es: 2tepfel 100000 uno
2.50@3,50 ie nacb Der Site, 8auanen
1.00@2.00, Gitronen 3.0004 80, Short
baer Srangen 2.50(03.50, Galtfornii6e
gfapelS 2.50(03. so; Grobeeren aus 2oui7
ltana 100000 in "a BintS, TeroS
100000 in "a gtnts. Nnanas $1.00
@$2,00 bas 9Bb.
&ortoffeIn: @tSconiiner 8urbantS
ouf Oer 8abn 81(083c, 6ebrDn 78(080c,
Stole 76(078c, BearleB 76(078c, neue aus
Stem Orleans $6.00(06.5 80 DaS SAB.
@efItgeI, geibla6tetes: 3urfeD 10
@14c; 0iibner: 0ennen 11@113c, 6Gbne
6(07c; Gnten 12@13c; @Gnie, Iebenbige
nit ben 9an3en Seoern, $6,0O08,O0 per
0uBenD.
Gentle: gfeues @etBfraut $1,75(0
200 Der v@rate"; rotbe ober gelbe 3piez
beln $1.35 Ser 8uicbel; Mobrriiben
$1,500-,- baS SaB; iun9e ipetBe
Guben 35(040c bas 0ubenbz8iinb6en,
alte 75c(0$1.OO bas SAB, @urfen
so. 90 bos 0Bb., Seuerie 3505Oc
baS 9Bb,, iunge 3wiebeln $1,000 bas
&iitcben BON J 8uibel, Salat $1.00@1.25
bas 8titben, 8ieplant baSObb, 75o(0$1,00,
Naoies9en $1.25 baS &iitcben, Spinat
$2.OO92.25 bas SAB, 1unge rotbe Jtltben
6O(@7Oc, Peteriilie 20@25c, Sreiie BOO
4Oc, Grbien GungO $1.0O(01,25 Oas &iftz
6en 5u 20 Gu., 8obnen (9riine) $1.25
W1,50 3d., Spar9eI $1.25W1. so baS
&iitcbcn 81 J 8uicbel, 8acb5bobnen 1926
W2.50 per 20 Quart, 8lumenfobl $4,000
$50 bas Giitben, Stefribcn 100000 Der
8uidbel.
Us } tSfeD: $1.12.
&obLen: SIM &leiner, 9r0Bere vGg8"
$7.25 Die Come, tIeinere un0 vgtut" ober
STANCE" $3.50.
, 1893-05-19
bann aber bracb lte

~itGn6ntBloS an -- bann ober bra6 lie
IN Elm bellies 2aben arS.
vS%oitbenner, 9u betratben, OH $780,
men benn?" llnb Die 3brdnen liefen Der
l1ebermat9igen betm 9a9en bic @angen
berab.
S~oitbenner ibaute berteufelt I9ief 6rein ;
baS 2acben mar ibm nicbt na6 Der Miibe,
IS dr8erte, es beIetOi8te TIN ougeni6ein7
lib,
pg8as labt Sic, Mamleu, ib babe sez
fro9t, oh Der 6err 8farrer babetm 1T unb
ftatt recbtlcbaffener Nnttport itebt iie unb
la3t, tb fra9e mod einmal ---"
(S6GuB ful9t.)
, 1893-05-19
SD0eS=WmSci0e

Sreln0en 1nb 8efonmteu bieruit Die trourtoe gtad=
ribt, boB infer iuniglt 9eliebter 9phn 9eiuri6 ge=
iterrs gJtprgen nm 4 lIbr nab lanQeln Setoen iouft I'M
8errn enti9laien. lit. Bic 8eerbt9un9 finbet itott am
Sountog, p. Wtat, l ubr 9Eotbut., pDm 5rauerbQnie. Isl
g. Sefferipnltr., nad g8albDeim. I'm Itile Sbeilnobme
bitten bic betribten @lteru
Sobatla uub Gatbartna IietIG).
@mlno, Nnno. Mlfto. @eiAptiter.
, 1893-05-19
Die Shmtmmleftion oes Roni9s
Qleranoer BON Serbten.

Nie piel pber tpie penig auf &ebnung
bes iuaen0lt6en &0ntgS Nleranber an BEN
neugel6affenen 8%erbGltnilen IN Serbten 5n
ieben lit, mtro ptelleicbt cine ipGtere Belt
feitite0en. 90 btel lit iebob getptB, baB
Ser iun9e Souperdn i6on ais &uabe cine
o~ffenbar bon 1etner Wltter erer6te Gnergie
%befln0ete, bic mitunter ben tpabrenS 6reGen
1etner 2ebrer bilbete. Sin iOl6er Sal BON
beionHerer Selbtitdn0i9feit bes fletnen
Nlera1oer getpinnt 9erabe am b~euttgen Sage
Elm erDObte5 Snterei1e unD DcrDtent DeSbalb
ertDGbnt 81 tperoen. @5 mar ppr ettnd
iecbS Sabreu. Der DamaLS eLfiGbrige 8rtnS
tpeilte nit ieiner Wtutter gum CONNER
aufentDalte in 8aDet1 BEL gSien; feline NuS>
btlou1tg lno @r5tebun9 tpar benz b~eutige1t
Wlni1terpr6fibenten Or. 9oftc5 anbertraut.
Nleganber mar td9licber 8eiudber Der iogez
ndnltten vSdtDimmicbule"; beS Scbptm4
mems unf1nbtg, muBte Der Brtn3 i'm flei7
mem Satin 8Gber nebmeln, bis enblicb auf
ietn Ianges 8itten &0ni9tn 9fatatie elm
ptaigte, DAB ibr SD6n S6tptmmuntcrricbt
nebme. @S mar nun fem 2ieblin9Stpunib,
lt3 NIT BEN anbern icbpimmfunbigen
&naben i'm groBen 8aiitn gu tummeln uno
Dergnil9en 81 6irfen. Ser getpt1ienz
bate S6tptmmlebrer tpoute ibn ie>
bo6 fetneswegs Dor 8eenbtgu11g Ser
8ebnten 2eftion vfreiiprechen". Der
fletne S6Dimmentbuitalt perIor iebob Die
@ebulb un6 = als eben ietne 11eunte
l1ebung an Ser STANCE" Beginner iolte,
iprang QtIeranoer gum Gntleben bes 9r.
9ofies, unter beiien Quflicbt itetS bic 2et@
ton bor iib gtng, iopte oes S6mtmm@
lebrerS ielbt, IN bas groBe 8aIiin un6
mabte ii9 i'm beiten S9Dimmtempo 6a@
bon. 8ergebenS rtef ibm Or. 9ofieS, in
srObter Nufresung IN Dem 8aiiin entlang
laufeno, 81, CT mDge 6ob 6aS tiefe g8ai1er
perlaiien unb ans 2anb i6pimmen. Qller1
amber lacbte, miibte iib unter bic anberen
Gnaben, unb ais ibnn iein @r3ieber 5%urtef,
Mtama perOe ibn fiir ieinen llebermut6 be-
~ltrafen, ba 3eigte ibm Ser un9eboriame
Sbiilcr Sic 3unge, %tporauf naturlicb groBe
!Seiterfeit unter BEN 3ui6auern entltano.
Die Geripegenbeit oes 8rin5en bate CUR
Solge, 0aB feline S6mimmLeftionen no6
por leiner v6reiipre6un9" elm @nOe fanOen.
Wfan iat i'm i'm 8aiiin Der Sbwimmibule
ni6t mieber. Sb nobl Or. 9oftcs beute,
pa er Oer mdcbti9ite Monn Serbiens lit,
an iene S6redensicene bic tbm Ietn elm
itiger SCHILLER b%ereitete, iid e%rtnnern mag?
, 1893-05-19
SDScS=Qatt3eioe

5reunben uub 8efauuten Die trourtge NaGri1t, oaB
nletu inHi9it g~cltebter Sotte uu0 INFER Woter stephan
Gireiner am 9onnerita9, ben Is. Wtat ytabmitta9s
mn 3 lbr, inn Nlter BON AZ Sabreu 5 Wtonaten uu6 7
Sr9e1 mad %ldn9erem Seiben ieli9 inn 9errn entI6loTen
a}or9ens 1I1o ubBr, BON Sraner6onIe, 1912 81. gtraBe,
nod Der l~tn6e1ecte GmpfdngniB=RirDe NIB pnu ba nit
&utIdeit rab benz ct Marleu=Sirbbof itott, I'm title
Sbetlnabme bitten Die betrilbten 0iuterbliebeneu
1ransiSfa Gtreinet, Satin.
SoIepb, Nugnit, Spbanu, SDDne.
Ntarla, Mgnes, NDIa, Mmauba, TD6ter.
Sraua Eiretuer, 8ruoer,
, 1893-05-19
abenoblatt ner aut4tota 8taataRett1rne, gretae, 49, slat 1898,
Oas
NbenOblatt Der 81. gtaatsz 3eitnn9
Ods

NbenOblatt Der ST, Staatsz Getting
1T in Sen unten an9e9ebenen 6e
fddften gu haben:
SprSIette.
6. Sentmer, 1899 Sincoln Ape.
q. 6. STEPHAN. 1850 2iucoln @oe.
403 @rpB Ape.
402 &oscoe 8pnleoaro.
81. 81. Semitic, 1881 Belmont 9loe.
g. Goldman, 1744 @lart Str.
6. 90. Wtppre, 442 2ineDln 9oe.
Son &plabs, 4S5 2incpln @oe.
s. 81. 8ap, $40 2iuCoIu 9oe.
Srauf g8agner, 597 2tueoln Moe.
SoiepD Wtunt, TAI 2tnepln aoe.
6. 9eeubauS, $40 &iucoln Ane.
Mnt. Saplpr, 10l7 Siucoln 9toe.
U. Betting 1926 @lorf str.
9forss2Se Itss cite.
Genp, 1869 80. Nortb @pe.
Bladder, S87 g. Maplelppoo Moe.
9ttIfpn, S72 q. California Gpe.
Soebne, 938 g. California aoe.
1tererboiie, 1885 q. California @pe
SrublD, 1914 @ttltpalfee Aoe.
SapbS, 1868 Miltpaufee Aoe.
Soflep, 1929 MtIpoutee Aoe.
SeorD, 400 MtiIlpaufee Moe.
@ats, 521 Mlllpaufee Noe.
S1rB, S21 WttIDoufee Mpe.
&inber9, 800 Millpoutee Nne.
Senper, 1919 Milpaufee Mpe,
Gtuder, 1850 Milrpautee @oe. .
Auoree. 1854 W}ilpaufee 9lpe.
Earring, 1895 Miltpanfee Npe.
l~Ier1e1, 1903 Mtilpoufee 9loe.
Groa, 655 SO. 9tortb @oe.
5onIen, 759 90. 9sortb @oe.
Sbaper, 765 SO. 9tprtb Npe.
Gtai6, 100 Wtilmaufee Ntpe.
gtetnobet 148 Wtilfpautee Aoe
5enrtdS, 1875 Miltpoutee 4oe.
Spffmanlt, 233 Milpautee @pe.
Senien, PAP Milmaufee @pe.
Sregoriet, 286 Milpautee 9tpe.
6ulbet, 300 Mtiltpaufee @oe.
@i1espie, 2S8 9. Son9ompn Ctr.
Seperin9bous & 8etlfuB, AS Miluaufee @ne.
9te>ps 8epot 1854 armitaee aoe.
Stems 9epot. 466 @rmitage ane.
Stobtnio1t. 344 Mttlmaufe Mne.
, 1893-05-19
Nuf Ser 8Sr{e

9tn8 Meisen in Die Globe; Suli brad6te
738@748, Septembcr 778@77a.
Gorn felt; SuIt 425@424, September
425@434.
Safer ieit; Suit 20, Geptember 26!@
264.
Sbpeinefletib b6ber; Geptcmber 21.1
@2l,3O, S9maI8 ll,074@ll,15, 0lippel
10.25Wl0,30.
, 1893-05-19
Sill If.

0emiitb(ic9 altf Sen 3aun ietne8 6auSz
gGrtcbcrtS gelebnt, aus Der getDobnten Gan>
gen blalte 0~ampfipolfen siebenb unb blauc
9tingel in bte flare 6erbitluft oabintpirz
belnO, itan0 Sr. 6ocbpirDen, Der Yfarrer
Gber Der @emeinbe 6ol8bauien. Seine
8ltde i9peiften binitber itt'S icb0ne @berz
tbal. 9o6 iein Sinnen i6ten nibt BEL
Der berrltBen Scenerte 81 fem. DIE leb>
ten g8o5en Datten fir Die gauge @egenb ia
al3 beS Nufregenoen 9enug gebrabt unb
Der @etitltcbe gebadbte oes S0riters, ben ct
geitern, am Son11tog, sum eriten Wtale
na6 LANCER Granfbett, i'm 0otteSbienite ge>
ieben bate. 9fo6 chen 6abte CT beS blet=
chen MQnnes uno 1etner Qtebnltcbfeit nit
einem 8%efannten aus frilberer 3eit.
Die ettpas aufiteigen0e StraBe gum
9farrbouS 6erauf tOnte in mathematician
Sempo Der Slang elmer WfunObarmontfa,
Der Yfarrer lGdbelte,
Scr alte ~&ubicbipei3er! Sin geniigiamer
ebrliber &erl. 9pcb tpa5 iebe icb, mar
16iert ct ntc6t unter ben &lQngen letreS
lu1tt9en WfarlbeS auf bic Bfarre gu? SDnlt
Elm ~ieltener Sat- bel mir, bm, ba bin i6
11eIgtertg."
uno IN Der Tbat ar6eitete iic6 Soitben7
ner, nit ietnem bretten R0rper ltnfS un6
re6ts icboufelnO, tpader blaienb, ben Neg
berauf. Qluf benz 8farrbofe noh eintge
Iritte auf Dem BlaBe, bis Der Wforib noQ7
itdnbig 8u @nOe 9efii6rt, bann miro Das
Snitruntent in bas Tutteral bon 8appe gez
itedt, in bic uner8riinblicbe 3iefe berIaibe
I'M Sonntagsfrade D~erienft unb ibaufelnb
unb itampfenb gebt's Die ettpaS aus8etretene
&reppe gum 8farrbauie binan, Der @eiItz
ltcbe bat ii9 Elm menig binter leine 2au6e
BON SelGn9ereS elieber 5uriid9e5ogen, UNI
ben fomiiben 8uricben in leinem @ebabz
rem .nicbt SIT it0ren. Sn Der G6ir bes
gfarrbauies ober lit bic Bfarrmo9b getrez
ten, cine frGftige 0trne, tpelde Die Muiit
angeloft.
v9fun, 6o8 freut mib," ruff iie bem 2tnz
ton1rnenoen 81, vpas freut mtcb waDrbaf@
tt9. 9u birt etn CANCER &erl, 0u Oenfit
bocb an metnen @eburtstag, btSber bat
1tocD Steiner mir gratlllirt. !"
r9ann mill tcb's tbun, MamIeu, a6er
6esbalb fomm' icb ntcbt bierber, Sbr @ez
burtStag finmert mtc6 menig, Sober lit
ii9 iclbft Der 9tdcbite, beute benf' icb mebr
an mib, ib mill beiratben! SIT Der SEER
Yfarrer 81 6auie?"
Die frii6e Ma9o itan6 nit offenem
Wfunbe, ite itarrte ben Spre9enbcn perz
, 1893-05-19

- Gin SO Sabre alter Wiantt, ser ii6
nur duBerit mubieli8 'tortbepegen fam,
purbe neuli6 Dem Strafribter 0es 8iener
8e3irfSgert6tes Nliergruno inter Nnflage
Ser l1e6ertretung bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
porgefibrt. Ser fat 6unoertidbrige betBt
MenSel Neubauer. Gr mar emit Elm rei@
3er M;ener 6ousbeitber un6 foil, tpte Elm
53euge b%ebauptete, in Bien bur6 leinen
neutrality-suspicious. aleemetn befannt gea
tpeien iein, Nun, am NonOe Oes @rabes
itebenb, lit er ielbt = Elm 8ettIer. @r
tpurbe perbaftet, neil er 8aiianten I'M etn
Mlmoien anipra9, Ser ~itaatsautpaIts
idbaftliebe Sunfttondr erfIdrte ieoob, ct
fiibLe itb nibt IN Der Gage, Die Qlntlage
gegen oieien Mann aufrebt SIT erbalten,
porauf Der &tbter BEN Sretipru3 perflne
Dtgte.
= Grf iebt iin6 in Satlano in Galiforz
MEN gtncentfttde in ben @ebraucb eingez
fHbrt norben. 8iSber gait Ser gidel bort
fir Die fletnIte Sbetbemiin3e.
, 1893-05-19
oOcS=Wu3efn

Srelnben unb 8efaunteu Die traurige geaGbribt, boh
nnler Iieber SDbn nno 8ruoer brtftio Sin m
nod tangent 2eiben int MIter bon 36 Sabreu 4 Mpuoten
l8 SoQen ieli9 I'M 9erru eutI1lafeu 1T. 9ie @eerbi9ung
ftnbet Spnntog, ben q, Mioi, oom 3rouerDaIie, 442 y.
YaultnaitraB&, nm ~ uDr 9tadnl. Itatt. I'm title
Sbeiluabme bitten bic trauerubeu 6interbliebeneu
Sobaitn uub Maria 2Sluut, @lteru.
Spbant, 6rtebrt6, Nnt. BLUM, 8ritoer.
Mtaria Blum Spdter.
Seurn GDth, SGbnieuerTph II.
, 1893-05-19
0eMorbem F.:
S0m.Meiite

@sauuaeiter. - I'm II. Wtoi, NabuittagslH 11br,
9. y. y aum Ell fer, 1875 g8. SrD=Str. &etbenfeier
&irGbe Gte Superor= uub &incolu=Sfr Seerbiguug
auf benz OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
, 1893-05-19

- Qtuf ben Sa0rfartcn Der 2eip8i8er
8ferbebabn empftebIt iib Rob. Gbcling
o5ur 2(nferttgung idmmtli6er Scbu6paaz
rem, audb &riippelTiiBe," Sir S9u9mader
feline beionbere gmpfeblung!
, 1893-05-19
@bfabrt Anfunft

Nbicaso 6 gtortbtpc 1ternzGtfembabm. - Sidet.
" Sfftces: gtoS. 206-208 @larf : StraBe, an BET
0oflep Npeuue Station unto am Depot gde MeIls= uuO
&inaie=Str.
, 1893-05-19
GiPenbaRn~G aRrpRdne.

NbicGso, .JfoG SSEano & 8act1c=S aFu. -
pa~fo9ter=StattDn San 8urer=Str, elm 8lod
fiiblid ootn 8ooro Of Srabe. Sidet=Gffic 1O4 @larfitr.
, 1893-05-19
&erlOren; berlanfen: aeftublen.

SSerlpren: @m Is. NprIl, cine SoubtoId1e NM
9aus i'm 9iiberD. Gi9entbimer nerQaB bic Ibreife bltffe
Ienoe Abreile nad @0uoro &oltCta, A Olt SINH oroStr
, 1893-05-19
Serlangt Trauen utO WtGO6en.


OSerlangt: Wtabben fir 9ouSar6eit, fleine Fo=
" mile, gutter &oDu. 1924 &ouQl0 9oe.
OSer1au9t; Suuges Maoden. MtQinerp, ?. 6ouD.
l9nttZf S34 @I0bpurn Noe.
Sc ct; Sine quite &nnbtD9tu feruer cine Sc
~ i9lrrmol9ertn. 81 9earborn ctr.