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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-09
GEE IND EMO CLUB.
The University of Pennsylvania Enter
tains n Richmond Audience

The Glee and Banjo Clubs of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania had reason TO
be disappointed at the small audience
that greeted them at the Theatre last
evering. Those in attendance. however
were by no means disappointed, for the
entertainment was genuine musical
treat.
The Glee Clubs are not up to the stand
ard Of the Rutgers Glee Club. which gave
an entertainment IN Richmond some time
ago. Their voices are weak. and lack
training, but the Banjo Club is far above
the standard. They play admirably. and
have evidently done a great deal of prac-
tice on the stringed instruments.
The entertainment commenced with the
university song. ben. Franklin" by the
Glee and Banjo Clubs and this was fol-
lowed by a catchy polka. which was
rendered with good effect by the Banjo
Club, and received hearty applause.
The "Daihies Jubilee" by the Banjo
Club. was exceedingly well executed. and
Gillet's LOU Du Bal" and the Wash
ington Post March" proved revelations
In banjo work.
A number Of other selections enter
tanned the audience. and he boys from
the Quaker City left a good impression
upon every one in attendance. When they
come again they will be greeted by a
larger audience.
There are about thirty-hve in the two
clubs. AS a leader, Paul Emo is a great
success
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-09
Thirty Deaths.

The report Of the Board Of Health for
the week ending Saturday last shows:
Whole number of deaths, 30; L white
and IS cOlOred.
Still-born, 1 white and colored.
Annual rate Of mortality per 1000-White.
1925; colored 2Le3. Total. 1885.
Sex and COlor-Males. white and 10 col
ored; females. white and colored.
Locality-Alarshal ward colOred.
Madison ward white and 1 colored: Clay
ward, white and l colored: jefferson
ward, ] white and 2 colored: Monroe
ward, 4 white and colored; Jackson
ward. 1 white end 7 colored
Comparative Weekly Mortality-For
week ending May 6. 1893, y white and Is
colored. For week ending May Z. 1892. !,
white and II colored.
Rainfall-For week ending May 6. 1893
~ inches For week ending May z, 1892
OH inch
TeHperature-For week ending May s.
1893. 1914. For week ending May 7, 1892
s22S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-09
STATE ORGANIZATIONS.
GRAND LODGE or ODD-FsLLo"S
AND THE STATE MEDICAL BODY.
rifv Anrlicants for License 20 Practice
Medicine Pass the Examinations
North State News.

RALEIGH, n. C.. May s.-Speciai.--
Raleigh is overlooked with Odd-Fellows
snd doctora. The Grand Lodge OF odd
Fellows met here this evening with sew
eral hundred members in attendance ana
the state Medical Society and examining
board are in session here.
The examining board held an examina-
ton this afternoon in the Senate chamber,
and fifty young applicants for license to
practice medicine stood examination.
Colonel A. 3. Andrews vice-president
of the Worlds Fair National Commission,
has returned from Chicago. and In an in
terview to-day spoke in the highest terms
Of North Cardinals display and Of the
great Fair in general Colonel Andrews
says the fair, although incomplete is
magnificent In SIS incompleteness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-09

Elise RatlifY. Ethel Slower. Winnie Seers.
I,vnchbutg: Daisy Wilson. Stuart Brad
lev. stanley Atkins. Mary Hayes. Leila
Gray. Alice Burwell Annie Mcclure, Mel.
lie BoykIn. May Baughman. MARGARET
chlIdrey. Mercer Cooke, Lizzie Bridges
Annie Leigh Camm, Ellen HeiIlinss.
The following gentlemen 49, co"o
Philip Powers. II. l.. slater 1eorge
No scott Parrish. Littell Wilson.
n msyS, SrO Tom Brander. i Eddie
Harrison. Deane Maury. willie Mayo Mayo
Robert Blankenship. Farley COOKE r.i hno~
Wilson wilson Richard Wilson. Allen Talbot
Tom Armistead. Randolph car, Carr'n s;,
George Bidgood. Rutherford rs 49,, la
s ouarles. Frank Potts, Colonel Meaue
II fast, n Adolph Blair. NJ. +. Maury'
Colonel Colonel Alexander Archer, Waller scott.
sbamway. University Of PennsylIyaniia;
bowels. University Of pennsylvania
Arthur Mayo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-09

On Friday and Saturday next Professor
Norris Canine Paradox will give three
performances at the Theatre, including a
matinee Saturday. This is a novel per-
Torrance, in which thirty dogs OF all
breeds VIII give the entire show. They are
said TO be almost endowed with reason,
so much so as TO surpass belief among
those who have never witnessed similar
exhibition. In IL there are all kinds Of
dogs, dogs OF high degree, and dogs Of
low degree; the big powerful Mastir and
the little hairless Mexican dog. all have
their parts 10 perform, and all perform
their parts with intelligence. The prices
VIII be 10, 20 and COO. Reserved seats, soc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-09

MT. James Taylor. the mayor Of Ash
land was the victim OF a swndler last
Monday. lie had boarded a train In TINS
city for his home when he was approach
cd by a man who had a number or green
hacks I'm his hand. and asked the mayor
10 give him ten-dollar bill for some
small bills. The latter readily consented
but in counting his pile, he found tnat ne
had been given only nine dollars IN re-
turn.
The stranger admitted his error ana
r,odo an excuse While he added a silver
dollar 10 the amount he very adriouy
extracted n hve-dollar bill, and at once
left the train. Mayor Taylor discovered
that he had been victimized. and now
mourns the loss Of five dollars.
His fellow-citiZeus sympathize WIN MINI
and think that Il was rather impruient
on the part OF their mayor 10 go so FAR
away from home with that amount OF
money in his possession.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-09
United States to restore indl.unc,

United States TO restore indistinc>
and obliterated marks on the boun.
dairy line between Virginia and Tennessee.
as established by the decree Of April a
1893
Rev. James Y. Fair filled his pulpit
both morning and night on Sunday IN,
sermon at night was OF unusual power
even for Or. Fair. and the church. a,
usual. was crowded. His text was from
the ninth chapter and twelfth verse o,
Mathew. "They that be bold need not a
physician" etc. He compared the dis.
ease OF the body with the disease Of the
soul, and his whole discourse was Fun
OF both logic and eloquence. One pecn.
liarity Of DIR. Fair is his remarkable
familiarity with the Scriptures. and ,ts
ease with which he quotes passage after
passage from the Bible is exceedingly
pleasing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-09
siema Chi Alumni.

A preliminary meeting was held yester-
day at S p. NJ. in Mayor Ellyson's office
for the purpose OF organizing the Virginia
Alumni Chapter OF Sigma Chi Fraternity.
The following alumni were present: Hon.
J. +. Ellyson. John Pickrell, w. H. Urqu-
hart II. r. Freeman. Il. III. Bennett, s. d..
Crenshaw, l.. H. Brown. Wallace 7.
Brown and W. Asbury Christian.
AIr. John Pickrell was elected tenn
porary chairman. w. Asbury Christian
secretary. After transacting important
business the meeting adjourned 10 meet
In Mayor Ellysons Office next Monday. at
p. NJ. Sigma Chi Alumni Of this and
other Virginia cities will be present at the
next meeting,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-09

Pickett Camp, Confederate Veterans,
net last night in Smiths Hall. The at
tendance was large and several new
members were elected.
NIessrs. l.. l.. Lynch and p. S. Burford
were elected representatives TO the Grand
Camp, which meets at Norfolk June
18th. Wednesday the camp VIII meet
at St. Johns church 10 attend the oak
wood Memorial services AT 4:aO J. VI.
Wessrs %. y. Reeves and G. r. Loehr
we're appointed TO assist the Ladies' Ne
mortal Association on that occasion.
4 question as TO the eligibility Of members
was discussed 1t was decided that no
soldiers but those who had seen active
field service could be members. Tho
camp will make arransements TO attend
the Grand Camp meeting June 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-09
Cnnfnin DImmock pecIInes.

Captain NJ. ]. Dimmock. who has been
elected captain Of the Ashby Light Horse,
has been compelled 10 decline the honor
on account Of his pressing business en-
gaCements.
lie was elected at a meeting OF the
troop held At the armory on last Thurs
dav evening. I'm which Lieutenant Colonel
Kirk Mathews presided. I was present
al the meeting. but at the request OF
the presiding officer the item did not ap-
pear in The Times the next morning.
The request was made TO the representa-
uves OF all the papers for the reason
that 1t was deemed best not TO announce
the fact until Captain Dmmock had
given his decision. The Times was the
only paper 10 keep faith In the matter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-09
StOckholders' Meeting.

The stockholders OF the Mayo Tobacco
Drying and Ordering Company held their
first annual meeting yesterday afternoon
I'm their Office, in The Times building. The
presidents report showed the company
in an excellent condition.
officers were elected as follows: Presi-
dent, John +. T. Anderson; Vice-Presi-
dent, G. A. Peple; Secretary and Treasu-
rer. II. b. Owen; General Manager. ).
p. Mayo; Directors, A. II. Russell, c. a.
Peple and w. j. Whitehurst.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-09

was administered first TO the new menu
hars and then TO the other COMMITMENTS
THE annual meeting of the sunday
school OF this church was held in the
fternoon and the following Officers
were elected: Superintendent. John Nor
ton; First Assistant. K. p. Hudgins; Sec
ond Assistant, c. NJ Branch; Secretary
p. C. BEDFORD: Assistant Secretary, H. a.
Redford; Treasurer, Andrew Weish'
Librarian. g. A. Paige; Assistant Libra
Ran. Archer Richardson; Organist Shep-
herd Webb.
There will be a church conference at
this church Wednesday evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-09
Will Leave for Norfolk

Mr.. Ira Mowery. who has for nearly n
year resided in this city. leaves to-day
for Norfolk 10 take the management OF
the Mutual Life Insurance Company for
that city. Mr. Mowery has had re-
markable success In his profession in
Richmond. and goes TO a more lucrative
position In Norfolk. He has done splen-
did work here as secretary OF the So
ciety for the Prevention OF Cruelty 10
Animals, and made many friends. all OF
whom will regret his departure
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-09
To Enter the River View Company

The Committee on Cemeteries had
called meeting in the Council Chamber
last evening. Chairman Grimes and
Messrs. Vaughan and Bowden were
present.
The committee was called for the pur.
pose Of granting permission 10 the cavalry
and artillery who will escort the remains
Of President Davis on May 31st 10 enter
River View cemetery. from where salutes
are 10 be fired at the proper time.
4 resolution offered by Mr.. Vaughan.
granting this permission, was adopted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-09

Raleigh L. Waymack, the young man
who was accidentally shot at the Old
market last Friday morning, died last
night at the Retreat for the Sick az l)0
o'clock. He has been In an unconscious
condition ever since he was shot, and
at no time have any hopes been enter
tanned for his recovery. Clifford. whose
pistol caused the unfortunate accident.
has been bailed by Judge Witt in tho
sum Of $1,000 for his appearance at the
police court May 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-09
The TeiautOgraph.

The telautograph. the wonderful IN.
strument fully described and illustrated
in The Times some time since. was on
exhibition yesterday at the banking house
OF j. l.. Williams & Son, corner Main
and Tenth streets. I'm practical operation.
Large crowds watched It's wonderful du-
plication Of the penman's movements
with much interest throughout the day.
II is destined 10 supersede the telegraph
and telephone 10 a large degree, and Is
considered the most wonderful OF the
late electrical inventions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-09
From Centenary Church.

4 considerable part Of the regular hour
Tor services at Centenary church Sun
day morning was taken up In the ordi-
nance OF baptism and receiving members.
fifteen OF whom Joined the church at
the same time. A very large congrega-
ton was present, and the communion
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-09

REIDSVILLE. y. c., May s.-Special.-
The body OF Davis Knowles, who was
drowned Thursday in Reaches creek, was
recovered Sunday a half a mile below the
scene of the accident.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-09
The Penilenlinrr Fnrms DAMAGED.

WELDON. n. c.. May .-Special.-The
pentcntiary farms below here. are dam
aged $4,000 by the freshet in Roanoke
river. About 800 feet Of the dams were
Mashed out
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-09
Slightly Hurt.

Miss Lottie Horner. OF Manchester. was
slightly hurt yesterday evening while get
ting of OF an electric car. Her dress got
caught I'm some way by the platform. and
she was thrown to the ground. bruisinB
her face. sH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-09
Mems
Underwear.

Mems Gsuze. Isle Thread and bal.
briegan Undershirts and Drawers IN an
immense line and at prices that VIII
save you money. =,
Mems Blssctsd Jean Drawers. all sizes'
The beat value We ever offered. soe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-09
ChiIdren'S
Vests.

Ch;ldren's Plain and Ribbed Yeats In
large assortment at very low prices.
Children's Fine Wool Gauzs Vests Tor
delicate children or infants. :.
Special attention Is called 70 our line OK
medium-weight underwear for both la
DIES and gentlemen. No better assert
ment Is shown IN this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-09
OBITUARY

Captain James NJ. Tyler died last nigh,
at 7:l0 o'clock IN his room. in Rueyer's
building. Captain Tyler seemed 10 ~
in his usual health until yesterday morn.
ing. when he was taken suddenly sick
lie was at one time captain on the Rich.
mond police force and afterwards clerk
for Major Poe.
While serving in that capacity he was
elected city sergeant and filled that Office
for two years. His remains were removed
10 the residence Of his sister. Mrs. Archer
B. Armstrong, 2loO east broad street
Captain Tyler was liked by all who knew
him. He leaves three sons, two Of whom
are employed by the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-09
T he New
Lining.

Black Sicot Linlngs; . perfect substi-
tute for silk. possessing oil the require
msnts for q silk dress. being very light
vet strong. Ask 10 soc II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-09
Mourning Goods.

Crepe Border Herman. Neiis. the most
desirable mourning veil ever USED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-09

Grover w Harris died al the residence
Of his parents. in Henrico county. May
9Th at o'clock. aged FIVE years ana
ton months. He was buried YESTERDAY
morning I'm Greenwood at IL o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-09
Black
Goods.

Black ia 10 he the queen OF fashion. II
is the most staple. the most reliable and
The most valued OF all dress goods.
There's nothing TO take it's place. The
assortment of these goods we offer this
week has no parallel in black goods Of
ierlngs.
Black Silk Crepons. 81 yard.
Black Batist6 Zoe. 75c.. : and Sl.2o.
Imported Black Serges, 50c., 75c., 81.
st.25. $40 and Sl.75.
42-inch Black Wool Crepe. 81 TO e 3D.
l2-inch Black Crepe de Chine. Sl.Zo.
4'-inch Striped Crepes. si.25.
All-Wool Black Challie. Soc, 75c.. II.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-26

ten Elm, aber in benlIelben Nu9enblide
balldte Der un9liiflide iunge Mann
aud ieinen lebten 2ltbemSllg aug. Iuf
Dem 6lbbpoen oes Stalles neben
SDrne lag elm 6ldi6hen, melbes COTS
centrirte &arbolidure entbalten bate
rno bis auf Den leBten SrOpfen geleert
mar. Gprpner SOngsoale nabm i'm
Sauie ielblt inter Niiiitens oes Or.
Srate cine 2eiaeni6au uno Sbouction
Dor urb itelte oils Sooesuria6e Ger-
9iftrrns nit &arbolidure felt.
SRI. Selene Burns in Ct.
In9eitellte elmer &eitaura=
tion, tpuroe tilrSli6 bon einem S6merS
in ibrem Salie erlpeft llno entoedte 81
ibrem S6refen, oaB lie ibr 9anSes fal=
ides oberes 8ebiB perihluft babe,
pel6es Tie am @beno uorber gu e%ntfer=
men perabiGulnt bate. Na6oem oas
8ebiB ieinen Wes in ben Magen gefun=
ben bate, beruria6te es ibr feline
SamerSen mebr uno SRI. Burns be-
CAB ii6 81 einem 3abnarSt, UNI elm
reues 8ebiB gu belteDen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-26
Vebraefa.

= Sn Smaba muroe Elm i6ellb=
li6er WtOro periibt. Sn Seimroo d.
Sanion's @rocerp hOrten nGmli6
gbenos ge9en 50 Die Sanolunssoiener
bon otm SellergeIholle unter Dem Sa=
ben Der oas 8erdui6 zines Samples
uno Ingltibreie elmer weibli6en
Stimme. Serbei9erufene YoliSiiten
fanoen in Dem &eQergeidpiie Die Spu=
rem elmer turs supor Oeribten Sluttbat.
Cine Ylutipur flbrte na9 Dem poroe=
rem Sbeile bes @ebdubes. Inter benz
8iireerfteise in einem Reaerraume
muroe in elmer glntlahe Der 90rper
elmer jungen SrauensperiOn aufgeiun=
ben, beren S1loeloede sertriimmert
uno oeren @eiibt bis sur llu%tenntli6=
felt Seri6l0gen mar. Die Yerion lag
in Den leBten 3iigen, als Der YOliSiit
llb ilber lie beugte. Saralli puroe
oas &eller9eihoB weiter our6iu6t uno
ein smeites &eler9elaB inter Dem Siir=
gerltei9e muroe perl6lDIlen ppr9efun=
Den. Sn oemielben nuroe Martin
gnOeriOn nit our6i6nitteuem Salie
lno elm blutiges Mtener in Der SanO
balteno aufgefunoen. Nu6 er lebte
nur nod pelige Wtinuten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-26
ShWet;.

= Sn 3iri6 mar es in irii6eren
3eiten 6ebrauh, oaB, meun ein uerbei-
ratbetes Paar UNI Sheioung Der Gbe
wegen angebli6er llnmogli6teit, iid)
81 pertra9en uno weiter nit chamber
81 leben, eintam, beioe Gbeleute bon
8erlbtswsgen 81 allererlt II Sage in
einem einiamen Sburm am See ein9e=
l6lollen wuroen. Sic befanoen Iih
bort in eillem en9en, bD1lt einfd1en
3lmmerben, uno batten nur Elm Sett,
einen Sid. einen Stubl, Elm Melier
uno cine 0abel sur Serfiisung, pbwobl
Die Streitenoen ganS a~nltdnoige Soften
iiir oieie Sur" 81 sablen batten.
SOrt laBen lie 9riibelno, eiuiam, iooaB
lbre Gube bel Gag uno bel Ata6t nur
BON Der eigenen Tertrd9lihteit abbius.
Grit menn lie nab bieien iiberitanoeuen
IA Sagen nod INNER aui ibrem Ser=
lan9en beltanoen, lpuroe bic Sbeioun9
ais wirtlid begriinoet angenOmmen
uno beruiligt. 8elpObnli1 mar oas
unDertrdglihe Gbepaar aber i6on in
Den erlten aAt Sa9en turirt, bate oas
ySiBen entin seul" iutt uno bat nm
Gntlallung. lleberbaupt bate Der
Sburm na6 ben yeribten aller Gbro=
niten jener 3eit Der Sbwsi;. cine ma
glide Wirtiamteit, I'M Die Sbeioun9s-
tla9en 81 Uerbinoern. SeOenialls cine
quite uno prattiide Ginrihtumg, Die
aud in Der SeBtSeit bon uni6dBbarem
Wertb 'tpdre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-26
Snoian Scrritorp.

- @dbrenO zines 9rairiefeuers,
tpel6es jiingit ben weitli6en She'll oes
GbcrOtee=S treiiens perbeerte, ling oas
Self, in wel6em SObn Sapis, oeiien
Srau uno iGr Sdugling i0lieien,
6eller, uno ebe NOD Die S6ldier er=
wa6ten, mar Der ganSe H0um IN 6lams
men eingebiilt. 9aOis ergriif ieine
SrNu unO periu6te, lie in Elm IN Der
9tdbe befinoli6es Hewdiier 81 idlep=
pen, lie rib ii6 aber los uno elite in
bas 3elt Suriid, I'm ibr Sinh gu bolen.
Sic fiel belUuBtlOs in Die Slammen
llno Der entieBte Ntann permo6te weoer
lie nod oas &ino Sl retten. glm ipl=
9enOen Gage fanOen @nlieoler Die per=
tOblte Sei9e Der 6rau unO in oeren
&rmen Den Sei6nam Oes &inOes uno
in Ginger Gntiernung traien lie ben
WtOm gGn5li6 erblinOet uno am &0r=
per nit filr6terli6en SrNnomunoeu
beoeft Wabnlinnig umDerirreno.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-26
Strait uno 0ejunobeit.

@enn nan ni6t frditis unb seiunb
iiibIt, ueriu9t oas gIettriide Sittere.
8enn eu6 bic Grippe i9wa6 unb abse;
mattel IieB, sebraudt bas GIeftrii9e Sits
tere. Sieie Meoi;in wirft Direct auf Die
Seber, ben Masen unb Die 9tieren unO
bilft bieien Orsunen, ibre Sbdtisfeit lei6s
ter su uerri6ten. @enn Sic an &opfueb
leioen, iinoen Sic i6nelle uno bauernpe
SeiIuns Our9 ben @ebrau6 bes glettris
i9en Sitters. Sine Strobe wirb Sic
iiberseusen, paB bieies bas MitteI lit,
oelien Sic bebiirfen. @roBe 6lal4en
bios so Gents bel {. %. &uete, Sros
quit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-26
Californian.

- gm 6. Sesember fiibrte gu Sos
&n9eles u. NnQil0r, beIlen 6rau
eincn S6eioun9sprpSeB 0uf Gruno
9%r0uiamcr gebanolung pm ibm 9e=
mOnnen bate, elm ~un9laubli6es Ser=
bre1en aus. g9ilar 9in9 81 Dem
Sauie, in Dem ieine frilbere Srau
mObnte, uno Uerfol9te oieielbe, ais tie
i'm 81 ieben Iih meigerte, in Den SOf,
no er Tie nit einem Quart petroleum,
bas CT in elmer 6lai6e mitgebro9t
bate, ilbergOB uno OOs Gel nit einem
Strei6bD!S ~unSiiuoete. Die arrle 6rau
itono bolo in 6lammen ein9ebitlt unO
itilrste nit tlG9li9en S%iilieruIen auf
Die StrNBe. Gbe bic Na6barn ibr nit
Seden Sl Siilfe tOmnen tOnnten, mar
lie nit entieBli6en SrOnOpunOen am
9anscil &Orper beoeft. Sle lie9t bOif=
nungslos OarnieOer. Sin Saitbefebl
ipuroe 9egen ben elenoen WOroer erlai=
len, Der, iOllte er in bic !SdnOe Der emf
pDrten Siirgeri6ait fallen, jeOenfals
9elDn6t meroen miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-26
NiTouri.

- gu StOutspiue murOe Elm
8aub ei9ener Nrt ueriibt. Sin Stein-
BREEDER muroe, neil er pollItQnoi9 be-
trunten aufgefunoen wuroe, in bic
ltGotil6e @alabOOie ein9el6lOllen. Gr
bate cine bubble Summe 8elo bel Ii6.
gSGbreno Der gta6t lit nun oas SDor
oes @eiGn9niiies erbrOhen unO Oas
8elo benz betruntenen Wtanne abge=
nommen nDroen.
- Sn ieiner 98obnung in Sam
las @itD bat neuli6 ge9en Nbeno
Der crit Observation-Disclosures 6euer=
mebrmann 6rant yDrne ieinem Geben
Elm Gnoe 9ema6t, inOem er etpa Swei
unSen concentrate Sarbolidure per=
i6lufte. SDrne 9ebOrte elmer Saten=
uno Electromagnetic an. llngefQbr
UNI 2 llbr Nadmittags erwirtte er li6
bonn Sillis=6 eueriuebr6ef 5ridett einen
mebrltiinoigen llrlaub, wel6en er oaSrl
benuBte, um li6 nit ieiner jun9en
6rau na6 Der unteren Staot 5u be9e=
ben, uno bort peri6icOene GintGuie al
MAIDEN. @e9en b0lb 6iini tebrten bic
SeiOen naA Saule suriit uuo gprne
be9ab ii9 auf Den SOf UNI bort Slein=
bOl5 81 baden, pie sr ia0tc. 2eBtere
bei6Qiti9te ii6 nit Der Sereitung oss
gbenobrooes unO begab lib turS Dor
Se6s in Den Stall. INN ibren Mann
Su ruien. Sic fanO Oenielben bewuBt=
los am SOoen lic9en. Sbr @ei6rei
rief ole NN1barn berbei, Die ioiort
na0 NerSten ianoten. Or. s.. 81.
Srats traf i9Oa ua4 ,psnissu Winu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-26
SnOiana.

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