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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-11

front. Il is laid in pleats from the
waist downward to simulate princess
dress. The foundation skirt may be OF
satin or serge, and is lined with hair
cloth to depth Of twenty inches; the
cut IS that Of the bell skirt. On both
sides is pleated piece Of cloth and the
back and front being bOxpleats. The
pieces used for the pleats must be
slightly biased and the boxpleat IN the
back has a seam which is trimmed with
a narrow passementelie. The opening
Is In front under the pleat, which Is the
continuation Of the basque and the
skirt proper, aud is about fifteen inches
long. The long ends of the basque must
be cut away at the waist and form
n side pleat Immediately behind the box
pleat and carefully tackled down so as
to appear part Of the skirt. The basque
fastens behind with invisible hooks and
eyes, and the fronts have only one dart
on each side. The sleeves have tight
lining and the suiting is draped over
them. They are also trimmed with
two rows OF passementerie as indicated.
The little boys coat is made OF tan
colored cloth. 1t is dOuble-bre0sted
and has triple cape. 1t is finished
with machine stitching on pockets and
sleeves, aud the latter have ornamental
buttons on the cuffs. FLoRETTE.
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RRrnaEPoRr.

Yesterday morning. milk wagon be-
longing to John McCanaughy, dairy
man residing near Brookside. came very
near meeting with a bad smashup. Two
rather wild horses were attached to the
wagon. They took fright near Boyd's
mill and came down Bank street at
rapid gait. At the corner Of Bank and
Pike streets, Ia front Of Grihin's gro
Gerry, one OF the horses stumbled and
fell, dragging the other horse with the
wagon. Both horses were so badly
tangled up in the harness that 1t was
some little time before they could be
gotten up. The affair created quite
crowd.
The election yesterday did not create
much of an excitement, owing TO their
being so few candidates in the held,
and also TO the fact that the weather
was so Indictment that it prohibited
many from going TO the polls who
would have done so had the weather
been brighter and more influence been
brought to bear upon them by the
candidates. Consequently the interest
shown yesterday was even lighter than
on the previous week when the munich
pal and township elections were held.
Messrs. E. P. Rhodes and John Ar
mine have been appointed as a commit
tee TO dispose of the old NJ. E. Church
in KirkwOod Would It not be we'll for
some Of our citizens to purchase the
property and repair the building 80 that
il would be suitable for holding con-
certs or any kind of exhibitions? We
are badly 10 need OF such a place, as the
seating capacity Of the City Hall Is In
sufficient, and the old church could be
made suitably adapted for such pur-
poses.
Yesterday Mayor Hathaway rein
stated officer John Lauers to his former
beat In the Second ward. The investi-
eating committee failed to meet, and
the people who were foremost in
succeeding In getting the mayor to
discharge Mr.. Laners for neglect OF
duty in the West End. failed TO show
up and make a statement in their own
defense. AS this was not done, the
mayor thought il his duty to reinstate
the discharged officer.
Capt. Frank Burt of Mannington, has
QuEcDdocu buo Xtttcti anu wiz ~ 80
PROBABILITIES as soon as possible move his
paper to Fairmont, w. Va, where it
will be edited by Mrs. Morrow from
Fairmont. 1.-THE paper leaves town we
all will miss the newsy and weekly sheet
considerably.
Miss Vandalia Varnum, who has been
doing such good work around here In
the interest OF the w. G. T. T., left yes
terday for West Virginia, where she
will lecture.
Mrs. z. Coss is making preparations
to have an ice cream parlor over her
store. The entrance to the parlor will
be on Bank street.
Chas. Wells and n. j. Badly, OF Man
nington, w. Va, were the guests Of
Mrs. ID. G. Albert yesterday.
W. r. Butcher has accepted tenn
porary position in the Kirkwood school.
Frank Fisher is out In the State in
the interest OF the Bowie Liquor Co.
Mrs. A. J. Baggs is home from a
visit to friends at Urichsville.
Marshal Thompson left yesterday for
GAINESVILLE on business.
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BENwOOD.



All citizens are hereby notified to
clean up their premises and refrain
from throwing garbage and other refuse
matter IN the alleys and streets, but
keep it in a receptacle convenient 70
the back gate where the garbage col
lector will call for it. This ordinance
will be strictly enforced, as a safe guard
In case we are visited by that dread
scOurge, cholera. The garbage cOllec-
tor will begin his rounds this week.
Several Benwood citizens some time
age secured a patent for a rail joint TO
do away with bolts IN the Joining OF the
rails ia railrOading. Near the station,
Wm. Fox, the veteran track foreman,
has adjusted one Of these joints on the
b. & o., and IL works very successfully.
Those most Interested declare that the
success Of their patent is largely owing
TO Mr.. Fox's skillful execution Of the
work.
VIM. Bosley, the well known Benwood
teamster, has met hard luck this week.
Last Sunday morning one of his horses
took sick and in three hours died. Yes
terday morning under similar circum-
There seems TO be some mystery about
IL, and several citizens intimated that
they feared the animals had been pol
soned. His loss will be about $500.
The Hope Society has arranged for a
grand bazaar, to begin next Saturday and
will be continued on the following Mon
daV evening. The following Saturday the
fair will be resumed and concluded the
following Monday, making four days In
all. Two candidates are in field for the
elegant gold watch to be given away.
The proceeds will be- used TO benefit the
church.
VIM. Peabody, son of Druggist Pea
body, is home from the Philadelphia
College of Pharmacy. Mr.. Peabody
has passed creditably his examinations
of the graduating year, and hopes TO
hear Of its full result and get his dip
Iona this week.
The dance last evening in DOlsn's
Hall was q success. A large crowd par
ticipated. The Assem- blage repaired to
the Catholic festival, now in progress,
where al elegant meal was served.
The widow OF VIM. l.. Kennedy, a
lady OF near eighty years, fell at the
rear OF her home last Sunday aud was
badly injured. II Is thought she will
not be q cripple for life.
Rev. Denton preached to a large aud
fence on Sunday evening on missions.
Cards for collection were distributed,
and IL is expected large sum will be
realized.
The social given by the German
Lutheran church. for the benefit Of
their church last Saturday, was well at
tended and successful.
Charles Schad and L. NJ. Bowers are
home from a business trip 10 Parkers-
burg.
Miss Ollie Leach. who was seriously
ill, is rapidly recovering.
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Cholorlne m Pennsylvanla.

Sewickley, Penn: We had an cpl
demic of cholerine, as our physicians
called 1t, in this place lately, and made
a great his with Chamberlaln's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. l sold
four dozen bottles OF IL in one week and
have since sold nearly gross. This
Remedy did the work and was q Dig ad-
vertisement for me. Several persons
who had been troubled with diarrh9a
for two or three weeks were cured by q
few doses OF this medicine.
p. p. KNAPP, Phi. G..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-11
PETRoLEUM.

New York, April 10.-The petroleum
market opened weak but closed strong II
tone. Speculation was dull. PeennsyI
vania oil spot sales none. May options,
sales. Ii. 600 barrels; opening 6S16c; high
est 69c; lowest 6S1Ic; closing at &C. Lima
2919c.
OIL CRY, PA, April 10.-Petroleum
opened 6ssIc; highest, 695kc; lowest 6SSlc
closed at 695Sc. Sales, $1,000 barrels
clearances, IA, 900 barrels; shipments 49,,
979 barrels; runs 99OS0 barrels.
PITrsBURG, PA, April 13.-Petroleum,
opened OF 6SXc; closed and highest, 6S7sc
lowest, GS]Sc. Sales 10000 barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-11

NEW YoRK, April 9.-The Postofice
authorities are much exercised over rob-
berry Of registry packages which occurred
early last week between this city and
Babylon, l. J. Every effort was made 70
prevent the details Of tue affair becoming
public, and il is only now that an inkling
Of the robbery leaks out AT the POstoflice
all information a0Out il was refused. The
history Of the robbery, as the current
reports have 10, is that last Monday
afternoon the train which leaves Long
Island City at 4 80 o'clock, and 70 which
Is attached % the mail car which carries
the registered material, took out 50 regis
tered packages, value, $4,000. These pack
ages, II is alleged, were ritied OF their con-
tents at some point between the New York
pOsioftce and Babylon, but Just where and
BY whom is what the authorities would like
70 know. The loss was not discovered un-
I'll the packages reached the point Of des-
tinatiOn. It is ascertained the authorities
have a certain person under surveillance
and that before another day has passed he
will be in custody.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-11
Rritish Grain Trade.

LONDON, April 10.-The Marx Lane Err
press, in its weekly review Of the British
grain trade says: In thirty-three markets
there has been 6s improvement in English
wheat. The sales since the harvest have
been 1921, 900 quarters, the decrease as
compared with last year being due TO the
low prices. In consequence of the low
values wheat has been fed to stock. The
imports of foreign wheat since the harvest
amount 10 s6SSS, 249 quarters and the i'm
ports of -four to 4,lS3,4 l5 quarters. Both
the imports of wheat and -four show de-
crease.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-11

LONDON, April 10.-Thomas O'Gorrnan,
OF the Amnesty Association, has received a
letter from John Daily, the Irish dynamiter,
now In Portland prison Daily reiterates
his statement that both he and James Egan
were the innocent victims OF a police plot
He admits that be placed In Egan's garden
the bottle OF nitro-glycerine which was the
cause OF Egan's conviction. DAILY COM
plains that be is i'll, but note appended by
the prisons surgeon states that he is in his
usual health.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-11

E. R. Swetnam, OF Fairfax Station,
Virginia, says: "a party came forty
miles to my store for Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy and bought dozen bot
ties. The remedy Is great favorfte In
this vicinity aud has performed some
wonderful cures here" 1t is intended
especially for coughs, colds, Group and
whooping cough and is favorite wher'
avar known
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-11


STATEs-Dull.
RAuRoADs-Firm sales 81, 100000.
STocKs.-The stock market, after a
tolerably firm opening, became weak on
the news from Chicago concerning the
strike Of the laborers at the Worlds Fair
grounds, and the positive announcement
Of the engagement Of $500, 600 gold Tor
shipment by the Havel, sailing for Europe
tomorrow. On the strength Of all
this the bears hammered the list.
Only in few instances, however,
were the losses important. Sugar, Chi
cago Gas, Northwestern, Lackawanna,
Delaware and Hudson, General Electric,
New England, National Cordage, Lead
and Reading show losses of 1a2 per cent.
Most Of the Changers and trunk lines, as
well as Missouri Pacific, Louisville and
Nashville and Western Union declined
fractionally. Pullman and Richmond
Terminal were the only stocks showing a
good advance. The market left of barely
steady in tone. Sales 22S, 500 shares. Quo
tations closed bid:
Atchison, S45s Adams Express, $50;
American Express, ll61S; Baltimore and
Ohio, 95; Canada Pacific. S4]1; Central
Pacific, 2716; Chesapeake and Ohio, 2sS4 ;
Chicago and Alton. 142; Chicago, Burning
ton and Quincy 96S6; Delaware and Hud-
SON .130x; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western. 14415; Denver and Rio Granda
preferred $50; Erie, 215s; do. preferred,
AZ; Fort Wayne 152; Illinois Central
1929 Lake Shore, 1873; Michigan Central.
l07; Missouri Pacific, 53B; Norfolk and
Western preferred, 3294; Northern Pacific,
II; do preferred. 1881; Northwestern
1l31%; do preferred 14l; New York Cen
tral, 1854 Pacific Mail, $3.50; Peoria,
Decatur and Evansville, IA; Pittsburg,
1854; Pullman Palace, 200; Reading, 2314 ;
Rock Island, S41S; St Louis and San Fran
cisco first preferred, -; st. Paul, 171S ;
do preferred 1211S; Tennessee Coal aud
Iron, 25H; Texas Pacific. 9&; Union Pa
cihc, 37X: United States Express, 63;
Western Union. 94s(; Wheeling and Lake
Erie. IS; do preferred, 571f.
Mining Stocks-Cholor -; Grown Point,
90; Consolidated California and Virginia,
200: Deadwood, 1870; Gould and Curry, so;
Hale and Norcross, 80; Homestake, 100;
Independence, =; Mexican, $50; North
Star, =; Ontario, 400; Ophir, 200; Ply
mouth, 90; Sierra Nevada, 120; Standard,
1876; Union Con-, IS; Yellow Jacket 70;
Iron Silver, 35; Quick Silver, 25O; do pre-
ferred, 1900; BulWer. -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-11

The Jacket effect Of the petty dress
pictured below Is attained ~ novel
use OF black silk cord passementerie. IL
commences at the shoulder seams, passes
down the fronts. then under the arms
and around the back, where It meets IL
q point. The belt passes around the
waist and hangs down in front, the
ends being flushed with cord orna-
ments. There are TWO skirts, the under
one plain and the other pleated. The
basque does not extend beyond
the waist line behind, but con-
tlnues to the hem Of the skirt In
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l2al25{c. Cheese, stronger; prime to choice
Ohio Hat 105<ail1Sc

ToLEpo. o. April 1O.-Wheat. weak; May
7sc: July 751<c: August 75ssc. Corn. dull
and steady; No. cash 42c; May 4l1ic.
Oats, Quiet; cash SIC Rye. dull at SOC.
Clover seed, dull and steady; prime cash
IS so. Receipts-Flour, lao barrels; wheat
10000 bushels; corn. $1,000 bushels; oats,
1000 busuels rye, 800 bushels; cloverseed.
200 bags. Shipments-Flour, LOCO barrels;
wheat, 1000 bushels; corn, 23S, coo ousneis'
oats, 400 bushels; cloverseed, 465 bags.
BALTIMORE, April 1o.-Wheat, strong;
No. red spot and April I64c; May.
76s<c; June, 774c: July, 7sa7s4c. Corn,
strong; mixed spot and April. 4s1Sc; May,
4S4c; July 4sslc Oats, quiet; No white
western 4lc. Rye active at 621sc. hay,
steady at SIG So Butter, firm; creamery
fancy 3Oa3lc. Eggs, firm at l515c. Conee'
dull; Rio OF 1910.
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Time Table no. y. 10 take eject t2:ols. m
sunday, November -. 1874

Time Table No. y. 70 take eject fg.ois. m
sunday, November -. 1924
Leave Whselink-i5,s fG:f), f5:i5. 500
49:b. g9:l5. al0:B fII:s0 A. m. sl1:i5. no
ts:u. :. 20. si:35 go f1:30 ?. n.
Leave PsnlBsnla-tb:to. fo;b TIA f:etl
1851. 1871. tlo:x. fll:oI q NJ sn'SA "'p1
200 tS:gf. ~f.4i, 49, fG:S5 p. m.
Arrive martins F-ry-f558, fy:5z ~
fS:Is, 1871, ss:57 40 -, tlz:D3 tit;8 w
t3:I2. t3:3B. q a, se:0l. f6.fk
Leave TefmiBsi ygncuOB-s6:H. f0;z n
si0:O8 500 fil:i5 = IA, fi.D. r:H, -
s5:l5. rt:27. 1875. 1915, 1909 ,. n
Leave Lspgblins kill-r7.2L fllsb a
ti:1s. t1:f3. -. Is p. m .,,.,a
Leave De hsss crosslng-f1:S3 filsb
tl:lg. fz.l4 s5:lo p. m.
arrive MARTINS ferry-ic.B. ys13
$1,000. sl0.B. -il:22. Ma fs:8' r.H.
'D.iiy tDsiiy .IosD' sssdsr s.
All trains will run on Eastern TIus.
in tsissrsph saics At wheeling The ~
nols..d ETAUssIG. Separates
L. -
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DhY GOODS.

New YORK, April 10.-Business in dry
goods continued full as regards tTansac-
tions for near delivery, with nothing doing
in cotton goods for either spring or fall
season. Silks. dress goods, cotton tianDels
and wool flannels were in good request for
fall trade.
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The Metal Market.

New York, April 1O.--Pig iron, quiet
and steady; American $40 75al5 90. Cop
per, steady; lake ell 30. Lead, steady;
domestic 81 l21<. Tin, firm; straits so 49,
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w y Ar Div SION.

For Pittsburg. s:io and Z 40 a. m, and 800 p
no daily, and i.3Op. m. daily sIcept sunday.
For Pitaburg and the East 90 p m. daily.
Washington Accommodation 300 ?. m. et
cent sunday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-11

BOsToN, April lotto Anderson, aged
"a years, Oscar Swenson, aged "A, and
Sophia Mobery, cook. aged 4S years, were
overcome BY escaping gas last night When
discovered this morning the men were dead
and the woman uncOIScious When found
the gas Jet IN the mdp's room was partly
open. The doors between both rooms and
the kitchen werN left OPEN which accounts
for the gas re- ing the iss
MoberR Miss MoDrey is in -
Alton
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From Plttsburg 1906 a "a. daily, 100 p. n.
except sunday, $50 and 1918 p. m. daily.
wasbington Accommodation, 1850 \ m daily
except Sunday. .<..,
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FINANCE AND TRADE

Money 4a6 Per Oent.-Governmonts Duil
Stocks Weak-FlOur Dull and I'm
chAnged-Wheat Lower.
New YORK, April 1O.-Money on call
was fairly active at to q per cent Last
loan at 5 per cent Closed offered ato per
cent. Prime mercantile paper oa! per
cent. Sterling exchange steady at 4oo1Sa
4S7
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-11
HU M p RI r e Y S >

Dr. Humphreys Specifics are scientifically and
carefully prepared Remedies, used for years IN
nrIynte practice and for over thirty years by the
peonle with entire success. Every single Spechc
4 special cure for the disease named
They cure without drugging, purglng or reducing
the system ard are in fact anu ceed the sovereign
Rru-dics OF the World.
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VlTRnnSyIVdnid Ii14Sl
Tr.,ns Run by Central Time,

r,~xx- oxyrczs Ar prxrsTLvapfE f1z7rDx q
VAIN ST fOor OF YIrrrrTH ex4 UHxILlt1.
AZ HcLUrE HorsE. NnrsLfto, AID ~ III
PrsrsrrylrrA SrAr1cs. 5f1D1kror1
n lrrsrr 10~~<~ .
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Wheeling Bridge and THminal RauEj

Ia LANE wheeling. della
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-11

TRANbOHIO DIVISION.
Fer Chicago, 1855 and 1906 =. IN. 1o;8p. n
daily aud $3.50 y. m. dsi y cxeept sunday
Cincinnstl Express. 1855 aud 1000 a. m, and
1875 p. 70. daily.
Sunday. -.
and s:,b p. m. except Sunday.
Chicago Hrpress, i:i5 and $40 .. m. daily.
and l2:05 p. m, except Sunday, and b:D ,. ~.
Cincinnati Express, $50 m aud 5:S ,. n.
' Columbus Accom- moastIoB. ia:@p. N. daily
erespt sunday.
b:85 .. N. except sunday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-11

WHEELING AND ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD. On aud after wednes-
day.Ju i.lS02. trains will run as follows
city time.
Leave wheeling. Leave Elm Grove.
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rrs - fssdTol>do..
Ali. - and Cierelan1
e nriIIs and Usilsy
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-26
GnOlis6c Yarla memts tnit0lteocr
bctnt GFcn.

Die 8%eratbung bsr 9omez&ulez@orz
lage i'm englii4sn unterbauie bat an
bic t0rperli@en unb geiItigen &rdfte
1:iner Mttglieber niAt geringe Mnforz
6erungen 9eitellt. @ie batten unm0s<
li@ ibrer i@pierigen Qufgabe, Slab
ltone's unen0li9en Heben 3u3ub0ren,
gsniisen f0nnen, tpenn lie ii9 ni9t in
Der mirtbi@aft 6es Parlamentsge=
bGubes 11o1e &rdfte Bdttan iammeln
tDnnen. Das rMaultorbgeieb" bate
fir Sic @rfrii@ungsrdume glidliaerz
peiie feline @eltung unb 10 mar Der
9bdtigteit Der Mitglteoer oes parlaz
ments in 8e3u9 auf bic &aumusteln
bol1ite Treibsit gelafen. 9err Saunz
bers er3dblte tiir5li4 einem 8eri@terz
%itatter, oab bic Sibh1ng cine osr bdrtez
item getpefen lei, beren ct ii4 erinnern
tonne. Sn ben brei SpeiieiGen ipeiz
iten oft 10 Peri onen in elmer Natbt
(bte @ibunsen bes l1nter6auies Begin
men betanntli4 Ell am Qbenb unb
bauern oft bic gan5e Na4t 6inourD
unb auBerbem tparen meiit bic @dle,
in bic au4 Damen eingefibrt perben
birftn, poll befeBt. 10 bab man@mal
iber 400 Ser onen i'm parlamentsgez
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-26
Scr dltcfe Yroseb Scr @clt.

Die @rafen bon Mansfelb maren gu
Mnfang bes 16. Sabrbunoerts in cine
groBe @@aloenlait geratben, pssbalb
por3iiglt4 be ausmdrttgen @ldubtger
BEL ben idAfii@en @erihten &lagen
anbra9ten. Mls nun MQes in bic
@rafen auf 3ablung brang, 10 ceotrz
ten ite, UNI nur cine aniebnlt4e Cont
peni ation gu erbalten, unter benz Sea-
men elmer Dertrautsn Mn6eimi telung
ibre 8sfiBungen ben 2ebns6erren @a4z
len un6 8ranbenbur9. 8eibe 2ebnsz
5erren 6s1t,0ten Commit ar;en, Dor
bic iammtli@s @ldubiger Der @rafsn
am 30. 9s3ember 1870 citirt pur<
ben. Na4 1angp;erigem 9iqutoaz
tionsberfabren murbe enblt9 am o..
Ottobsr 1780 gu @isleben bas Deitgz
nattonsurt6eil publi5trt, na9bem 14on
1870 Die @equeitrataon nit @inieBung
ein:s O6eraufid3srS :r0fret porben
tpar. Die S4ulben Der @rafen BE-
trugsn 23,o >,Dgiilben, ben @otb<
gulb,n gu 26 @roiaen 8 N5ennig:n
gerebnet, 27,526 Sbaler unb 27,4O8
MeiBnH4e @iilben. Dur4 bic 8iirgz
1@aftsI9ulben tamsn mebrere Mbsls=
familien UNI ibre Sitter. Dieter
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-26

Mansfelber proaeb '59leppte 5id fort
Bis 1880, mo NIT benz Giiri item SoIepb
Msnael bon Mansfelb in Wsn Der
Mannesitamm erloi4 unb bic 4los
bialguter, 1ptpie ber Nams in Jotg,
Der WermGblung ber Su@ter bes lsbz
ten yiiriten an bas 9aus Golorebo
ubersingm. Ds @ldubieer, iopeit
fe In Ma9tommen nod porbanben tpaz
rem, setr0iteten it4 nunmebr elmer ball
btstn GrlebWuna Der Sa4,, aber umz
1onlt. Dtsi else 9offnung r'gte Tiff,
als 1916 bura bic 3erreibung Sa9z
tents AUDI bic fddFi&sn portionen an
preuben selangt tparen. Die Mansz
felbi1hen @re6itatten purben BON
Gtsleben, benz bis9erisen Sibs bes
acknowledgements, auf bret oieripdnz
nigen Masen na@ Naumbupg bsf0rz
bert. So i4leppte it4 bic Sa9s m:ez
Der bis %. September 1855 unb %.
Mai 1856. 1otpie benz %. Ottober
1859 Fin, mo- ber Spesialpro3eb Der
i'm Qaufe bsr Sabrbunberte INNER
mehr perrinserttn partiaipienten In
bsr Mansfel6er @reoitla&e bur& ST.
tenntnib b<s t0niglih preubi14en
Obertribunals unb bur@ purifitatsz
reiolution bes Rretsgeri@ts gu @islez
Ben als rdltsiter pro3eb osr @elt" ~
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