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The Van Buren press., 1893-04-22
A Warning Voice,

'Claribel," called out the old gentle.
man in loud, rasping and emphatic
voice from the head of the stairway at
1880 p. m, "you tell that slick-haired.
tallow-faced, spider-legged dude in the
parlor there to take his No hat and
walk off, and II he ever comes here
again, by jock, I'll kick him clear up
through his ncckticr
Alfred" murmured the young wo-
man, pcnsively, Something seems to
tell me we had better part!'-Chicago
The Van Buren press., 1893-04-22
4 RECONCILIATION.

Do not know
n ! Wers wrong = youi
II grisvee ma 10
To think gave you pain
That my gift must rue,
And take II back again.
! do not know
II fyou or were right;
Your tears have caused NO woo.
And II you weep again
I shall grow more eontrite,
And covet all your pain
! do not know
Nor caro- which one was right;
FOR when your dear eyes fiow
I cannot speak for pain,
And teAr-mists blind my sight
Until you smile again.
We may have both been wrong,
Or partly 80;
But sin Is purged by pain.
And royal souls are strong
TO wound and heal sgain-
ELLA D. Clymer, In Harner's Bazar.
The Van Buren press., 1893-04-22
Ambiguous.

"Do play something. please, Miss
Pianothump," said the hostess, advanc-
ing to her music-loving guest, 'it's get
ting pretty late, but not half the guests
are gone yet."-Chicago News Record.
The Van Buren press., 1893-04-22
His Uaual Fate.

Getthere-Did you ever attend any of
Miss Budd's at-homes?
De Bore (sadly)-N-o. but I've attend
ed good many of her not-at-homeA-
N. Y. Weekly.
The Van Buren press., 1893-04-22
At the Club.

s Mr.. Cynical Sneer-I saw you laugh.
ing over Chauncey Depew's chestnut.
Mr.. Needyboy-I have to laugh. I'm
going to tap him for ten-dollar BILL
Texas Siftinps.
The Van Buren press., 1893-04-22
I'm In Harlem.

Featherstone-This is nice little
room of yours, old man, but how Is 1t
heated?
Ringway-When it gets too cold for
me light match.-Judge.
The Van Buren press., 1893-04-22
striking . Balance.

Miss Longtry-Do you think marriage
Il q failure?
Mrs Tenormore (of Chicago) o)-Yes-
ON the average.-Puck.
The Van Buren press., 1893-04-22

Extending the Nomenclature
jack-''So long. Tomdik Ill meet you
10 an hour at the Hotel Bigley." Tom.
dik-"Very well, have to step around
10 the Butcher-shop Muller and the
Grocery briggs to lssve some orders
first. Judge.
The Van Buren press., 1893-04-22
Copyright isas, by
the Aufhor.1

-
the Author.l
ATCHING Deer
I o o I m . . n s
twenty pounds
and certain pro-
motion. - al d
my elderly SER
z 9 n n t as we
stood in the ivy
covered porch
Of the little po-
lice barracks at
The Van Buren press., 1893-04-22

~ ms CHRISTIAN xse v!al. Z q.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-25
WOOD RIVER TIMES
HALEY. IDAHO.
There ia onlv ono m;stsl

There is only one mistake
made by our Idaho critics that We
care to notice II all. Some OF them
have been 30 gross as to charge q
disect purchase. The last one says
Tho Tribune has danced upon Hsr.
rison because we could dictate a f. "
Federal appointments in Utah. We
beg to undece,ve our frantic critics.
We have given hut one recommends
ton to any one in three years, that
We remember Of now, and tina. recom>
menda'ion awaited nothing. - Salt
Lake Tribune.
The Tribune compliments such
cattle by noticing them at all. 1t
seems to overlook the fact that in,elli.
gent persons always construe such
charges as a confession that the
makers would only be too eoger to do
that which they charge upon others
"sell out" on any proposition, if they
were worth buving.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-25
AMEN

As for The Tribune on the silver
question, we have this parting word
to say to every squealer, every liar,
every sneak and every Idiot in Idaho
and ever, where else; that no news.
paper in the United States has given
the subject as honest and consistent y
support as The Tribune; and further,
there Is 10 Inconsistency in its work.
II has been true To the cause from the
first. Wit out any vanity, i. has
taught most of the men who are abus.
ing it all they know on the subject,
aud their good will Or ill>will is no
moro to The Tribune than is the
croakine of tho wild geese that 20 up
to Idaho in the spring and go back to
Arizona in the sulumn.--Salt Lake
Tribune.
Every man or woman whose opinion
is worthy Of consideration will indorse
every word in the above. Those who
attack that papers course on silve,
must either be sadly misled or very
dishonest. The Tribune made almost
. single>handed fight on this question
for years, and this long before it he
came sufficiently popular to enable
common thieves to boost themselves
into Office BY discussing it.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-25
ut the State Treasurer to $500 per

OF the State Treasurer to $4,000 per
wear.
A gentleman from Lemh, seeks to
regulate the insurance business nv re-
curing all such companies operating
IN this State, If local organizations, to
nave at least fvs resident directors
and an u"impsired cash capital Of
$4,000, United States geld coin
[ahem!]; If foreign companies. t. de-
post $4,000 in United States bonds
[ahem! before doing business, and to
show that they have . paid-up capital
of 100000 in exc-ss of liabilities.
The commissioner [ahem! another
State Office created is to oollec. s25
annually for each FIRE insurance
license issued, $50 for each life license,
and $50 for each lie and accident
license. Tho act does 60. apply to
benevolent societies.
January LIST. February 22d, July
4th, and Deoe mber 25th are, by act Of
the Legislature, to be legal holidays.
I'VE all are glad of this. But for the
exceeding wisdom of the Legislature
we might have gone on % formerly,
overlooking these dates altogether.l
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-25
News in 4 Nutshell.

Girls over twelve con make valid
wills under tho laws of Scotland.
Nearly one hundred different ma.
ohines have been Invented for boring
rock.
The Egyptians kneaaed their bread
in wooden bowl with their feet.
Tho rice crop in the South this yea,
is estimated to be 225, 900. 900 pounds
The anthracite coal fields produce
moro than 45,OOO,COO tors of coal .
year.
The city of New York cares TO,
$4,000 lunatics Ut q cost Of $625, 900
u year.
Intoxicating liquors have been made
from the sap of the birch, the willow,
the poplar and the sycamore.
Unbroken our.year. old colts, suit.
able for military purposes, can be
bought in the Australian colonies at
from $50 to $75 each.
A confectioner, being curious a. to
the weight of 500 pennies, placed
them in paper bag on = confeo
TONER'S scales and found that they
weighed three pounds Eve and .
quarter ounces.
A study of q German map, on which
Is plotted the stations of the troops IN
their huge army, shows tina. the ma.
jority are so placed as to be conven.
'ently moved in sections to the Frens h
frontier.
A San Francisco exchange raises
the alarm that California is suffering
girl famine" in every large town IN
that State. With the exception OF
Alameda, there is a lame ntable paucitv
OF the gentler sex.
The Athenian Archaeological Society
has carried out come excavations on
tho site of ancient Cotinth v hich have
resulted in the discovery Of oons,d>
cradle building belonging to the fifth
or sixth century 3. q.
A resident of Dayton, Pa, vas sur,
prised the other morning when he
went to milk his COW to find placa.d
attached to her horns which bore the
following inscription: "Go down and
pay for the cabbage l devoured last
night"
Bavaria continues to take tho lead
!" Germany in beer drinking. the con.
sumption during 1890 81 having been
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-25
Opinions Of Builer's Ability.

General Sickles-A man of great
vigor and determination.
General Collins-Butler did good
service in TIE army.
General Butterfeld - A man of
great rromptness and decision.
General Swayne - Butler was
grossly maligned.
General Ewing - General Butler
Was Ia soma respects . great man,
and in all brilliant one.
General Northumberland Butler
has been greatly unhrrestimated.
General Hawley-He was q New
England soldier of the Union.
General Butler was one
Of the ablrst Of the civilian soldiers.
General McCook-H He was not a
soldier. but served bis country we'll
and ably.
General Carr Butler was an active.
courageous. aggressive officer.
General Grosvenor-He was . pa
tfiot free from sectional preiudices.
General Miles-General Butler war
an eccentric man and very aggressive,
both as a soldier aud citizen.
General Buffers military
career was marked by oommendable
energy.
&c, eral Cur,is-Not an ideal com.
ran"ing officer, but . man OF gr. ut
ability.
General Hooker-De mortuis nil
nisi bunum.
General A. G. McCook-A man of
great aud conspicuous ability.
General McMahan In war and
peace he was man Of the highest
character.
General Cogswell - Butler was q
soldier by instinct.
General keifer-Bu,ler rendered
important service, but displayed no
military genius.
General Mitchell-He was valuable
10 the war administration as q Demo-
crat.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-25
LEGISLATIVE ECHOES.

A bill permitting district judges ia
hold court elsewhere than at county
seats, has been introduced.
Governor Nc Conneil sent message
to tho Senate complaining of the dila.
toriness OF that body in failing to pas.
bills Of immediate necessity that
passed the House three weeks ago.
An amendment to the constitution
permitting municipalities to issue
bonds in an aggregate OF Is per cent.
OF the value of real estate, has passed
tho Senate.
It is proposed to increase the salary
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-25
Kind Words for Butler.

He was q g-nius.-Gr.nd Rapids
H, raid.
He served his country well.-Chi-
csgo News Record.
He carried with him great force in
oil his undertskings.-Troy Times.
He vas unouestionahly ono Of the
greatest of American advocates.
Kansas City Star.
He had the confidence OF Lincoln.
Isn't that ep'taph enough?-Ci"c,nna,i
Times. Star.
His intellectual power and aoumen
we're never called in question.-ln.
dianapolis News.
Mentally and physically he was OF
the rugged type Of American citizen
ship Detroit Fee Press.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-25
All FrOze IN.

We're a-freezin' an s-snee8in' an s-Wheexin' At
to kill
An coal has reached the color Of . green ave.
dollar bill:
An weM sOop be burnin' O. the bricks, an warmin'
by the stones,
It's the toughest time We ever struck, from Bill.
vile clean to Honesi
o. for one breath O. summer across the lev hills.
To warm the rheumatism an thaw the frozen
stllsl
Won't never say, "this weather'o hoty' for brim.
stone would be nice
'Longside o. this here shiverin' spell O. Georgia
snow an Ice!
Come on, o. blszin' summerl Jes' heat your ovens
hot
Throw bu- hels O. red pepper in the sizzn', whis.
zin potl
For we're freexin an a-sneezn' an a-wheexin' ut
to kill,
An coal has reached the o'or Of green Avs
dollar Dill! Atlanta Constitution.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-25
Ayers
Cherry Pectoral
Or. J. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
Sold BY all Druggists. Price 81; six bottles, ss,
Notice for Publication.
HOMESTEAD PROOF.
Land Once At Hailev- III

Land Once At HALEY, Idaho)
January q, 1898.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following
named settler has fl.d notice Of his intention 10
make final proof i'll support Of bts claim, and
that said proof will be Asde before the Regis.
l. 1898. viz:
HENRY G. srINsON.
for the NWA of the NWA Sec. 10, the Eh OF the
NFA and the 81 \ of the Mex Sec. y, Tp. s.
north Of Range Ia east.
He names the following witnesses to prove bis
continuous residence upon. and cultivation of.
said land, viz:
George fsger, Of HALEY, Idaho,
Triumph, Idaho.
W.T.. RILEY,
kegiater.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-25

special prize Pattern :
Ing az n In. 9ny make desired sa b
% % 81 s which s .
Al
VIII Be awarded strictly
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-25

oe1nss a; E ne es.s e gin s sn. : Ssen8
ests %rja e .?f % s s Il 6: go: !: s Sss;
o Srs dEodsk Gse'f To - S9R MS
!fs!. ffass S 4: i: SsS s.: S
0 aSSr%% Prize Pi!s"
. Soa g: Miueo Fay Canada
amunneouy throughout
sno s fos
@ ssassY esa and ' 90
fes vi Gs se es
handsome Silver Service
ase T@an T q & s .so p a. g; .: e.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-25

~ Location notices, for both lode
and placer claims, for sale at the
TINES Office.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-25

over 260 quarts per i"hab'tant. Pose"
heads the list in schnapps drinking
about twenty Eve quarts per inhabi.
taOt.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-25

Girls over twelve can make valid
wills under thu laws Of Scotland.
Nearly one hundred different ma.
chimes have been invented for boring
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-25
A WATCH FOR EVERY CORRTCT ANSWER.


enoush SECURE 9th
the leading
Address THE FoRo PILL co. "a7 Ger Wellington TORONTO
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-01-25
". r. RILEY,
kegiater.

That's what we are always doing. but just now
We are doing IT more and on . larger scale than
ever before We are now opening what 10 posi-.
lively our largest stock Of seasanable goods s.d
the variety Of the assortms mt 10 on par with its
extent. We can say that you don't see what
you want, ask tor It," because you may be certain
that the article you wish 10 there and you have
merely overlooked Il. You won't begin to know
what Inducements we are Offering ns,l you have
heard our prices. Figures always ell the story
and In this case ats story worth tening TO.
i. Werthheimer.
HALEY. Idaho.
, 1893-06-26

9eD6rt3 un6 Srau S9rO6er besogen btt
9roBtcn @agen, tp0obentli9 2 Sbaler, Die
9%ertngite mar l G9aler 8 @rol6en, gera6t
10 otel erbielten Bic Scbneibergebilfen, beren
bier beibdftt9t paren. @f6off befam
l Sbaler Is @rolcben, alio tpenig iiber
8 9roi6en ben Sag, pdbrenb ais Sagelobn
fltr ben 3etteltrGger unb etnen 3intmer>
mann 6 @rolben nottrt tparen. 0teie
@tnnabnten itanoen i'm ent9e9engeieBten
8erbdltniiie 81 Dem 9reiie notbnenbi9er
8eoirfnife; 10 ftnbet ii6 3. 8. BON
S9Onemann Der Soften nottrt: y@or
MIDI ein paar S6ub l 5baler 4 @rDicben".
8enn alio ber arme Gdboff it6 bergleiben
fGufen muBte, 10 blteben tbnt bon letner
Sage gerabe nod II @roi6en iibrtg. 9te
6alsmtetbe foitete p66entli6 2 S6oler
uto Die 3etteL fiir ieoe 8oriteQrng 20
@rOiben, Bic 8eIeucbturg bes gan5en
SbeaterS tpurbe nit l S6aler fir Salg7
LIGHTER beltritten. Die nWtuitfe" npr einen
Sag nit l Sbaler 8 @rDlcbe1. Wfit bteIen1
2luS9abesGtat tpnnte por bun0ertfinf5ig
Sabren eth Sbeater er0ffnet tper6en =
@rQtebtgere Gtnna6men mari SerpitApre
tbren Stn8ern felt ieber in Sen SbooB.
80 erbteLt bic berii6n1te SGnserin 6arnp
@lSler, ais ite Gnbe Der bier3iger Sabre in
Betersbur9 %auftrat, eine Sage bon 40, 900
Jtubel, auBerbem bcic6entte ite Set Gar
NIT etr1e1t 8lun1enbouquet aus 8rtuantcn,
9tltbtlten un0 Smaragben, ba5 BON 8erliz
ner Supclteren auf 10000 S6aler tariff
tpurDe, BON Der &ailerin erDtelt Tie cine
8rol6e NIT etnem SmQragb, BON 8riua11>
ten ulngebclt, Die auf 10000 S6aler qe>
ic6dbt tpar0 ltnD bon Sen 9amen Der boben
Nrtltptratte gemetni6aftlt3 etn 9taoem
BON 8rtIanten i'm g8ertbe bon 10000
S9alern.
= Sm Sabre 1894 min 6te fran5Offibe
NomtralttGt na6 Dem 8u6getentpurf 6es
Observation-Disclosures nic6t tpeltiger oenn 81
neue STRENGTHENING in 8au geben. 0ieier
8lan umfaBt: 3 @el6uaoerzB an3eridtffe
eriten STANCES, ie0es bon 1000 Gonnen
@ebalt unb elmer @ei6ptnbtgfeit bon IS
¬en, al1Sgerititet nit 400 cmz, 10, Ia
cmz un0 6,10 cm>S 6neQfeuer @eibiben,
fe foiten ~ O3tuionen Srdnc8 ; 5 8anserz
freu3er 2. &laiie bon ie 1850 Tonnen @ez
bait nn0 elmer S6neQtgtett bon 1925
¬en, auS9eriitet nit GIG cmz unb
40 cm7S experimentation l &reu3er
3. Glalie BON 1900 3onnen un6 20 ¬en
S6neatgfett nit Ala cm> unb 2,1O cmz
S9neQfeuergei3Iben l 6o6ieezGo rpe6oz
boot bon 125 Sonnen, 1850 Yferbefraftz
madeline unb 30 ¬en S9neui9teit 5
Sorpeooboote 1. &laiie BON lie 80 9onnen,
% Snoten; 4 Sorpiueure 2, &laiie bon ie
SO Sonnen uno 20,5 ¬en Scbnelltgtett ;
9 neutrality-suspicious. bon ie IA Sonnen
uno 1863 ¬en per Stunbe; l 2tptio 2.
Slalie bon $40 SDnnen unb 10 ¬en per
Stu1rbe fir &oloniaIitationen; 3 0ompfz
l3aluppen fir ben 9a6ome7 2ofalbienit
Sour bier bieier Sa6r5euge (etn Sanger
~freu3er 2. &laiie, Gin Stronger 3. &laiie unb
3tpet Sorptueure) merben auf Staat8z
i%perften, ale i~brtgen auf gripatperften ers
baut.
, 1893-06-26
Gs bGetbt betttt 9llten.

Ser y8alue6 BoLicD" 8tQ bat alio
@ouoerneur 2lltgelb ber sails umge0rebt.
90 9an8 ltnrecbt fam man ibm babel nicbt
9eben, tptetpobl eS gu b~eflagen lit, 6aB bic
Observation-Disclosures mach tpte Dor itd6
ttr ben gan5en getrag Der @eriiberung,
etnerLet in mas fir etnem 8er6GLtniB Ser
1elbe 81 Dem 8ert6e be9 8eritcbarungsz
obteftes itebt, be5aDlen laiien f0nnen, un6
oann nad6er tpe9en 0er 51 leiiten6en @ntz
i9G6tgung fetlicben. SIS lit fretltcb be-
quemer ul1o alcb etntrGglicber, sic 8ert6z
an9abe OeS 8eriicbernben ais 8eritberunQsz
bats Dtn3unebn1en uno BEN mirtlicben
gSertb crit int 8egebenen Safe feititeQen gu
lal1er1, onitatt 0teS BON pprnberei1t 34 t6u11.
&ber trit3er lit ba8 6o6, tpentgitenS in an
oeren Staaten, 9ei3eben unb bat man 6Qz
mails et9ene 8eGtnte in Ben 8eriicberungSz
8cieli3aften 6a5u gcba6t. SeBt iteGt bic
0elel1baft etnfacb ben Yroftt ein un0 Leaf
ben rtcbtt8en WtaBitab erit BET ser .3o6lung
bet SeritBerUn8siumme an. Benn fe
oaS aub nun allenaL tbGte. Q[ber in oar
btelen SGlen mtr6 Der Ger1iCberte, beam.
Qbgebrannte gei9unoen ur6 penn er nicbt
pro3eltren mill, muB er itc6 init benz be-
8%nil8en, mas ibm 9eboten ntrb. Qn6ererz
iettS lGBt it3 nicbt abitretten, 6aB Bic Gorz
La8e Der SranOitftun9 un6 Benz MeineiD
Sbur unO E6or often lteB, 5. f.. tpenn es
BET Der teBi8en Iit0erli9en 0eritberunosz
onnabme bletben ioQ. 0a6ri6etnli6 aber
bGtten ft9, tpern bic @orlage gum @5eieb
9etporoen tpGre, bic ELECTROMAGNETIC
ibaften oo6 Dor8eie6en uno tpGren nit
groBerer 8oritBt oerfa6ren. @jeicbtebt bo8
6ocb aucb o%ritben, no Der 8erficberunosz
agent ieLbft baS Sartren belDrot un6 Ser
Ser1tcbernOe gar ntcbt babel 3u 9tatbe oez
3o9en tptro. l1n6 mas briben 9e6t, fann
Oob altcb bier 8ei6eben. 6ter aber ifcbt
man it9 oaS Electromagnetic oar nidt
etnm0l All. Wtan bat &arten, Sic oenol
bart6un, no 6duier iteben un6 mas fir
9GuIer eS itnb, un6 bnnoc5 un6 mach Ser
Sage be5 8eritberun93o6iettS sum an
gren3en0en Gigentbum tptr6 Ser 8erifcbez
run9SprctS beitimmt un6 man IGuft, trob
Der ipdteren llnteriu3unQ bo9 nob @efobr,
odB man bon n1einei6igen &un6en iiber's
S9r 9e6auen ipir6. 9aS QQes lieBe fth
bermetOe1t, tDenn man BON born9eretn Dprz
ttbtt8er 5u gSerfe gtnge.
, 1893-06-26
Qn9efIRrt.

Son 8tl6i6abcn i'm baDertI6en 6o9z
gebirge petB Soiep6 &reitlbuber in oer
vBolt" Wan6erIet 5u er3Gblen. SIS feblt
Dem tptloen WtlOi6iBenle6en audi ntcbt an
fomtiben 3wii6enfGuen. Sin 6et6eniur
lit es 5. g., penn eS Dem Q8tloerer gelin9t,
ben SGger binter's 2iobt gu fitbren, unb 0aS
trifft ntcbt ielten gu. @inmal bemerfte Ser
S0riter, eS mar in Ser 0egeno bon 9en9>
CRIES, einen 8auern, Ser icbon LANCE inn
8erOabt itano, Elm anger 8il6ibiib gu
letn, pte ct eben einen itarfen @emSbod
bon Der 8ene6tftentpanb bcrab an6 brett
IN ietn Saus trug. Spornitreibs elite Ser
SDriter NIT ietnem @ebtlfen in 6as 6aus
oeS 8auern, BEN ct iebo9 an Der QSiege bes
NIT einem bicbten S6leter DeroeGten fletz
men &tnoeS %antraf. Gttpas iiberrai6t, pte
eS mDgItb iet, 6aB Set Bauer icbon 8u
!6auie tpare, ba DoD no4 feine 6albe
Stu1toe ~bergangen mar, iteQte ct BEN
ni9mar3en Iont", 10 bteB man ben 8auer
augcmetn, 3ur 0tebe iiber iein 0tlDeru,
aber Gont that iebr bertpun6ert barber,
pte man iolcben 8erbabt auf i'm perfen
tonne, u1b ertldrte it0 iofort bereit, nit 0em
Sd8er Die 9auSlu6ung Dor5unebmen, tpenu
bet Sorltgebtlfe tn3pti6en auf 6aS &tno
2tbt 9ebe: ~ ift aIetpeil frantlicb," fiigte
ct erldlternb bin3u. Sober 8tnfel murOe
aufmerfiam Ourcblu6t, aber troB langen
SucbenS nibt Die geringite Der6d9tige Spur
gefunoen, 10 boB Der SOriter itcb enolicb
fopfibittelnb entfernte. Inter Der Sbiir
lo9te Der Sont nocb sum SDrit9ebtlfen nit
Der uni6ulotgiten Wftene Der @elt: rs be-
Dant' mtb, bass 10 abt 8eben babt'8 auf'S
&inb, b'biit' @nf Soft" Oils Der T0r1ter
cine Stre6e tpeit gegan9en mar, meinte ct
gum @ebtlfen: v8et alien Seiligen bGtt' i
g'i9mOren, baB ber Gont einen @amsbof
g'miloert bat, aber 10 tbut man etnem
Wfeni3en oft ltnrebt." Goni aber belt ficb
Die Seiten Dor &a6en, benn Ser 6orltgebilfe
bate bic 9a1t3e 3ett - ben 0emSbod gez
tpiegt. Sont bate natiirIi9 ben S0riter
~9letcDfauS ber1erft un6, 3u 6auie angez
langt, bas erIe8te @tlO raidb enti6loiien
in Die eben Ieere QBie9e geIe9t unb fctn
lGuberlib 3ugeoeGt.
, 1893-06-26
We9en Moroes perbaftet.
Wtltum Srown bef9uloiet, Robert Kill
patriot erf9Ia9en gu haben.

Inter Set NnfIage, am 6. Mat &obert
&tIpatrtd ermoroet gu baben, ftBt Der Subr@
mann gStutam 8ropn in elmer Belle Der
OeSplatnes= Str. >Station. 8ropn iiber>
fubr am %9enannten Datum an Der Sutton
StraBe Elm fletnes WtGocben !; bas Sinh mar
11tcbt 1btper berlebt, bOb paren Sic @ltert
lber 8ropn's an9eblicbe Na9LGiitgfeit 10
%er8itrnt, oaB tie bei6loiien. i'm gert6tLi6
beldn9en GIT laiien. &tlpatrtf, Elm 9ta6z
bar Der @ltern bes iiberfa6renen &tn6eS,
erbot itd, 8rOmn's NufcntbaLtsort aus
ttnotg 81 naCben.
Gr trat Sebteren ntebrere Sage ipGter an
N%Salbtngton 8olleoar6, fragte i'm na6
ietnem Iamen unb mocbte t1m 6onn 8or>
tpirfe itber iein nacbldiiiges 6a6ren, tpoz
raul 8rotpn etnen Tobti6lGger aus Ser
Gai3e 5og un6 &iIpotrtd einen icbtperen
Sblag auf ben &opfe beriebte. 9ebterer
bra3 3ulan1men unb 8rotpn entflo6. Sill
patrif tla9te bann mebrere Sage iiber
Sbmer3en i'm &opf un6 am 3. SUM- per>
i6limmerte iih ietn !3uftanb bermaBen,
oaB ct nacb benz Gountp 6ospital gebracbt
tperben muBte. 9prt itelte es Ii6 berauS,
oaB ct etnen ibtperen S9G6elbrub erlitten
bate. @r itarb ant Samltag Nben6, obne
Da8 8etpuBtiein tpie0ererLangt 3u baben.
8rotpn iDurbe geitern Nacbmtttag BON BEN
9etecttDes 9toa9 un6 Manep in Ieincr
Wpbnung gto. 387 Qluitin 2loenue ber9af>
tpt
, 1893-06-26
Die U1itternadts= e rotnans.

8oGt3et3ef Wac@Gaug6rD erflGrte bertte
Mforgen III 8c3u9 auf Die @ngabe 6aB Der
Wfapor tbm c%in8eidGrft babe, auf Sic Sim
baltung Der WitternacbtSz OrOtnan3 ieitens
Der gStrt9e 8u o9te1, baB Elm neuer Sc
neralbefebl an Die Observation-Disclosures in
8e5u9 barauf ni6t e~rlaiien tpor6en lei.
DEM PoltSetc6ef ieten felt me6reren Sagen
Gla9en bariiber %8uge8an9en, baB sablretcbe
2Strtbe t9re Sotale BITS LANCE mach Wtitterz
nacbt otten balten, unh ct babe benz 01aDor
etne Stite iolcber 8trtbe unterbreitet. Der
Mtapor babe iDm 9eia9t, baB bic Orbtrana,
pel9e bie S3lieBun9 Der Q8irt6lcbaften UNI
II l19r atOrbnet, 81 Gebt beitebe un6 baB
eS an tbnr, beu1 g olt5eicbef iet, bieIe OrDiz
nan3 burcb5ufibren. 8iele Ser Wirtbe
ieten beretts auf bic Orbtnan3 aufmerflan1
gemacbt norben.
Ser 8Oli3ei6ef erfIGrte, bic Sr6inans
itreng 6urcbfitbren 3u pollen.