davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-01-04

this time, making it possible to convey
lumber all over the United States, and
the destruction caused by the saving OF
timberwas so great that the government
became alarmed for fear thar her forests
would be entirely destroyed, but DIS there
was no help for it congress passed law,
called the Climber Culture Law, making
it condition on all settlers on home
stead landin States and Territories where
timber was scarce that the settlers should
plant and cultivate number of acres of
timber of some kind on each entry. But
still no law has been passed prohibiting
the cutting of timber on lands owned by
Individuals and in all probability there
could not be law passed to prevent the
owner of land from cut ting timber on his
own premises.
Thousands Of acres Of timber land have
been bought up at $1.25 per acre just for
the timber on it, and it does seem to mt
that the government could have passed a
law prohibiting any man or company of
men from purchasing large tract ofland
with timber on it and allowing them to
cut it off, unless the land was intended
for immediate cultivation. Such d law
could have been made and thousands of
acres of timber saved.
The day is not far off when the timber
suitable for saving will all be exhausted.
Then what will we do? Already our fenc-
ing timber is becoming scarce and we be-
gin to build with iron, and when the tim
Der suitable for building purposes is gone
We shall have to follow in the same course
bich China has adopted-to make all
things heretofore made OF wood of paper.
Would it not be economy to husband our
timber and cause more to be planted?
The destruction of timber in the North
ern States should be warning to Flor
ida. Besides the loss Of the timber, which
is vast thing OF itself, it is robbing our
State of it's great protection from cold.
And what do we get for it? Nothing.
Ten cents tree is the price paid for
stock, and every one cut rObs the State.
at thelOwest calculation, of notices. than
five dollars worth OF protection to the
climate. | do insist that something
should be done. Put a stop to the cut
ting of timber in Florida. Fifty years
ago Michigan had as fine forest OF pine
timber as any State east OF the Rocky
Mountains. This has been nearly all de-
stroyed. These pine forests furnished
nearly all of the large Western cities with
pine timber to finish their buildings. Chi
cagO, Kansas City, st. Paul, and in fact
all of the cities east of the Rocky Noun
tains and the surrounding towns, as we'll
as the Eastern cities, have been supplied
with lumber for building from Michigan's
pine forests.
There is but one more State besides
Florida that can boast OF as fine body
of timber as Michigan had. The Nevada
Mountains in California have the finest
body of pine timber that ever grew on
this earth. There are miles upon miles OF
pine forests upon the mountains OF Cali
fornia that are the grandest sights in the
way of forests that we're ever seen. This
timber is mostly what is called sugar
pine, and is as soft and clear as yellow or
white pine. have seen large tracts of it
where the trees grew SO close together
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-01-04
For THE FLORIDA AGRICULTURIsT.
January Work.

anu Duy luSI DIS IlClIO 40 POCSIOlO'
This is the last chance to get ready for
big corn crop, if you raise it my way,
which is here given. Broadcast yOurland
at once, and as soon as ploWed run over
it with the cutaway harrow to effectually
bury any weeds or trash that may not
have been covered by the pillow, and chain
pillow deep-not less than six inches.
Burn nothing. The land being plowed,
it remains as it is until March 18th, when
/ go over it with an Acme harrow to
thoroughly level, pulverize and also kill
all weeds that may have started. then
plant it'll the bestselected Florida grown
seed, drilling the seed in rows feet apart
and grain of corn every twenty inches.
Just as the first shoots begin to break
through the sand, take good heavy
pole, about sixteen feet long, put mule to
each end and go back and forth over the
field until it looks likeit had been ironed.
q When my corn is an inch high / COM
mence blowing with the Planet, Jr,, horse
hoe, with hoes set to cut from the corn.
pillow alternate rows, and just as soon
as am through once turn right around
and pillow the other row. From this on
pillow eevery other row every other week
until my corn is in hard roasting ear.
This method is the outcome ofeight years
experience. on an average quality ofpine
land, without fertilizer and each year
better crops than the YER before are the
result. Approximately, thecrop willcOst:
Flowing
Narrowing.
Planting seed
Cultivating 40
Gathering 10
Rent OF ~ acres. oU
Total 1914
got, think | am safe in saying, 22O
bushels of corn, making the cost 60 cents
per bushel; Or, allowing pasturage and
shucks to balance the rent for ground,
my corn cost me 80 cents per bushel. IT.
is in the crib, and it is very comfort
able feeling to go there instead of the
store for feed.
Now a little as to the reasons for my
method. My policy is to build up my
SOIL Dy every IllodnS pOSSlUIo, dU DIS sIn6tlI
expense as may be, SO pillow under every
thing that will rot. | soon found that
crab grass and cocBlelurs would rot as
we'll as COW peas, so [ concluded to save
my cow peas, and also the labor ofplant-
ing, and put the weeds and grass under
instead. When you pillow deep and turn
this mass of grass under you have feed
for your corn down out of the reach of
our spring drouths. Going over the
corn with a pole acts as blowing by
knocking off the high places and filling
up the low ones, and it will not hurt your
corn, even if it is up nm inch high;
then, it makes the corn show plainly
so you can begin blowing. When
the corn is small, upon the first two plow
ings depend, to great extent, the future
of your corn crop. If you get your corn
clean then the battIeis about fought. My
cultivation is shallow, but it is kept up
lust the same, whether it rains or does
not rain. do no hand hOeing, and in
every way possible cut down hand la
Dor, let ing tools do the work as far as
possible, for all my help has to be hired,
and il | can get tool that will do two
mems work it dom take long to pay for
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-18
TAKE THE KATY FLYER FOR,
CHICAGO

The M. X. & T. railway is now rum
ming daily solid vestibuled train consist.
Ing OF elegant coaches. chair cars (seats.
tree) and Wagner Buffet sleeper lighted
throughout with Pintsch gas from Hous-.
ton to Chicago via Smithvllle, TAYLOR.
Dallas, Fort Worth and Hannibal.
Passengers from San Antonio and vi
clnlty desiring to travel on this magnifi-
cent train can take berths In Kansas
CITY, Sleeper leaving San Antonio via.
southern Pacific at9 p. IN. every night
ana transfers into Chicago sleeper at
Hlllsboro at 2 a. m. next morning, with
OUT having to get of the train, arriving
in Chicago at Ais p. m. second day I'm the
remarkable quick time of 43 hours and
10 minutes, making direct connections
with al trains for the east and northwest.
For ticket and sleeping car berths apply
70 y. M. Knight, ticket agent, or Hal
Howard, assistant ticket agent Southern
depot. 77tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-18
Ho FOR SCHOOL

And school caps given away with
every boys suit or pair of shoes.
JoSKE BROS. 9l53t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-18
RECEIPTS.
EXPENDITURES.


EXPENDITURES
Teachers,
salaries paid Superintendent Clerk,
salaries paid Buildings Janios, May June and
By W. 900 "
BY Pay Roll Commissioners, grading
filling school yards
School
F.E
By R. c. Harm erecting lightning
BY W P, Goodow, Pay Rolls reconstructng Santa Clara
school
By Tho Finucane High School
By Paul Clara
BY Superintendent j. E. Smith,
By W. p Goodow, Pay Rolls for building pvies,
school buildings
,.- ALBERT MEYER, City Auditor
Examined found correct H fRS f2P RTaENDoRr
GEO. W. RUSS,
Finance Committee.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-18
CITY FINANCES.

Quarterly Statement of Receipts and Expen-
ditures of the City of San Antonio from
June I, 1898, to August 81, 1893.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-18
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT

OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES SCHOOL
FUNDS, FOR THE QUARTER COMMENCING
AND ENDING AUGUST 81,
, 1893-09-20
franz Golfers 2ln1pru9.
Or ma6t feline Redte i'm Na6Ia69eridt
9elteno.

Cine SpcsiaLzSurD mur6e 6crte Gormitz
tag I'M 0~tadblaBgericbt pon 0tic5tcr &obliadt
anfgc6Oten, INN ii6er ben Nntrag ocS be-
fa1nten NODofatcn Srant Gouler, baB er
tltr bpaftGn6tg 9eiltcsgcluno crflGrt merDe
uno oaB i1m bic 9crpaltung ieineS Ser
mD8eIls itbertra9cn pcrbe, 81 urtbeilen.
Goaier bate ~befanntIicb 0aS @ertcbt er9
lu6t, Die SutnoiS Sruit & SapingS 8nnt,
Die CUR &erwaltcrin icines 8crm0gens err
nannt tporOcn mar, Don bieier Steuung 81
ert6tnoer, uno ibln iein &erm09en sur
SelbltDertpaltung au55uliefern.
Quber elmer lln3abl bon 3eeugen tparen
sahlreicbe 9felgierige I'M @~ericbtSiaal err
ibtenen. QIS Nntpalt Golfers ln0 Der
MISREPRESENTATION mar acknowledgements
Yrulitng onpelcnb. 0egelt ben BON oer
gegnerii6en Seite gciteutcn 2tnpalt fir
ieine &inper proteitirte Collier. @r be-
bauptete, Der aleini9e 2(npalt ieiner &ins
Der gu ieir uuo meinte, iciner0attin itdnoe
eS fret, bieie 2(ngelegenbeit ansufe6ten.
Quf bieie Trage 9ing Der 9ti3ter iebo4
rtcbt elm.
Nacboem Bic @el9iporenen berci6igt
tporOcn Daren, belt Golter cine 2lnipra5e
an bteiel6en, in ser er i6nen Die gauge Sc
ibtc9te ieineS angebltcben SrriinnS Don
Wnfang an erlGuterte.
, 1893-09-20
Gtne nette familie.

Srau Minnte Sorret mur6e beute gor=
mitta9 bon 0tidter 0oDle unter Ser 9(ntlage
Ser &Orperperitiimntelung unter $500
8iirgicbaft Ben @roBgeihtporenen iiber=
pielen. InflGgerin mar 6rau Cora Spr7
reit. 9ieie er3dbIte Dem Ni4ter, iie lei gu
W;nnie, nit Der tbr @atte Sobn in tpiIber
@be 3uiammenIebt, 9egangen, nm bteie gu
eriucben, ben 8crfe6r nit ibrem @atterl
tpieber auf3ugeben. 9afiir babe ibr Wttnnte
etnen Sbla9 nit ettem Stid @asr06re
iiber BEN &opf Deriebt.
Gora 6Orreft %bcbauptet, Bic geicblicbe
Satin Sobn SOrreit's SIT ietn, Sen ite an
gebltb I'M SftOber 1890 9ebciratbet bat.
Wtnnte Sorreit bebauptet, Sobn i'm Sabre
1891 9ebeiratbet gu baben. Sobn beDauplet,
boB Gora feline Satin iei, baB lebtere aber
10 i6lebt lei, baB ct MIGHT nit tbr 3uiamz
menleben fOnne. 9esbal6 babe er Minnie
at Itcb genommer.
, 1893-09-20

G0orbee5 bat geitcrn i'm Seltat Sen 9tcip
Yorfer SanfierS ems ousgetpiicbt, Sic iete
uer 2aubeit in ser Siibrung beS Samples
tint ben QSiberruf ser Sbcrman>8iu unIauz
tere 0iotioe untergeiboben batten. 9aS
mar recbt; benin 8OorbceS 1T tctn fGtfltcber
8uricbc, er lift mn ein %bertappter Silber7
bolb, Ser niobt nit gan5er Seele Bel Der
Sacbc lit. 2tber ibnieren lGBt er iib ni6t,
baS bat 8oorbees in ietner 9altSeu politi-
icben 2auibabn nob feiner na6geiagt. Sin
Stump lit er ni9t, aber Elm 6 bartait, ba5
bat CT nit ietnem 0ben @el6tpGB BON Dem
G9rgefitbl berS enatoren beipieien ,oas oieielz
ben obbieIte, Bic ic6t necbii6ti9e @el6dftS=
o~r6nun9 81 8eri9lcppurgSman0bern 5u
benuben. l1n6 Ser Stl6erbol6 0ubois
aus S6abo bat tbm baS au1 gera6e ms
@eitht gela9t, ais cr tDm 3urief, ct m0ge
itcb ~ieitenS ser Silberleute Ser @ufbietung
auer itb in Ser notwithstanding barbie7
tenben 0ttttel berieben, nm bic WtoerrufS9
Sin gu Safe SIT b%ringen.
@enn 8oorbees ieBt nob nic6t tpeiB, no
ct bran lit, bann mIHien tbm in LESTER
3eit bic O6ren bebeutenb lGnger 9emorben
iein un6 Sacbe bes 9rdiiOenten ipdre es,
ii9 IN Der Menagerie, beren 8dbmung er
iibernommen bat, no6 einem weni9er
Ian8obrtgen Gbiere um5uieben, 6as iicb
better Oa5u eignet, OrOnung in BEN &Gfig
gu bringen unD ii6 @eltung 5t Derihaffen.
@oOr6eeS lit Elm gutter ScbtpdBer, aber gum
General talgt ct ni9t, barum bat eS i'm
tpobl oucb ME nab militdrii3en @breu sez
liitet.
, 1893-09-20
Rletne Uadridbtelt.

- Wag9te Srant bon go. 1859 SO. IL.
StraBe purOc geitern gtacbmtttGg, ais ite
aus etnem YterDe6abntpagcn ltteg, bon Ben
0ufen zines 5uriidpetcbenben 4fer0eS ir
icbper DerleBt, 6aB Tie belte Wtorgen ltarb,
Der Manl1, pcl6er ba5 8ferO rttt, befinbet
it9 binter S3loB unb GiegeI.
- 6erbert 9. g8alfer reic6te beute i'm
&rets9ert5t 8egen bic @runbei9entbumSz
ftrma S. q. Cummings & So. cine &Iogt
Elm unD %Derlan9te N6rc9nung. @r macbi
geltenb, baB ct fiir Elm 0rtttel Der Ibeil=
baberi9aft in Ser Sirn1a $500 be3ablte,
baB ibm ober ME geitattet tpur0e, Biz
8i6cr Ourcb3uieben, baB CT ietnen 9lntbeiI
at st. 8. SDrapp fir $1,000 perfaufte, abe,
fetn @el0 erbtelt. ~QluBerbem fol- ibm bi(
Strma 1925 i6uloen unb cine genaue QLb.
recbnung eribetnt tbm iebr plni6enS:
Dertb.
= Sn Dem &oit6aule Ser Srau @iter,
go. II GuibltraBe, fanO bclte WtOrger
eine banO9reifli6e MISUNDERSTANDING
ftatt, Bic ben Guf nocb einem Poli5eipa9er
gut Tolge bate. WarD Wtc@artDD pa>
felt etnigen Gagen baielbit ais &ii6et:
fee bel6Gftt9t geipeien, muBte aber tnfol9e
elmer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nit be1
Wirtbtn bos 9aitIibe 6als Oerlaiien. Sic
fonnte itdb bariiber nibt pOlftdn6tg beru.
bi9en uno fam besbalb 5uritd, Inn eint
ndbere @rtldrun9 ST. fOrOern. 9teiclb(
ftel nicbt ganS gu ibrer 3ufrieoen3ett ous
unb balO nabmen Bic itreiten0en 8arteter
81 banbgreiflicben @lrgumenten tbre 3u=
flubt. 9abei wurbe eit 6enlter SeribIa;
gen, ais aber Ser 8oliSeipagen eri6ien
mar Ser &fplaB leer unO Die 8laurOG'
fubren in lan9iamen Gempo na3 Der Sta:
ton 3uri6,
, 1893-09-20
Sdredlider Goo.
Der 5idhri9e Charles GonnelY fdat IN
Ge9enwart oes Doters in elm Sa6 d.
nit fieoenoen Cheer hinein.

@tnen ibredlibcu Sob erlitt geitern Ser
5iGbrige Sobn 224 Center Npe. po6n6afz
ten 9a6beder Charles Gonneup. Ser
feline Gurl3e ipar Elm a~uSnabmSmeiie
flu8es, altfgetpedteS &tnb un6 Der Gater
fonnte t6n1 fem 9r0BereS 8ergnii9en berei7
ten, ais tpenn er ibm bier unb 0a geitattete,
t6n in ieinem @ogcn ouf ictnen @ci6Gft8z
f0brten in Der Stabt'5u begleiten. @eitern
Bate 6err Connolly cine 9teperaturarbett
duf oern 0acbe beS 6auleS Ga Weit II.
StrdBe 3t Derrt6ten un0 6a Dtes ntcbt melt
bon letner QSobnung entfernt mar, 10 na6m
CT ben &letnen nit. Der &lctne lptelte
ln1ber, bis Der 8ater gegen p 116r nit let
rer Nr6ett ferttg mur0e. gta6oem 6ann
allies !6anbperfs3cug in 0en Wagenfaiten
gele9t porOen mar, ftellte eS itb 6erauS,
OaB mebr 3beer gei9mol3en iporben mar,
ais 81 Der Nrbett nOtbtg 9epeien mGre.
9ie brodeInbe W2a1ie tpurDe 0aGer aus benz
&eiieL in Elm Sap ge9oiien un0 bieies bann
ebenfalS auf ben QSa9en g~elaben. 3ipei
@ebiLfen nabmen neben 6errn GonneQ0
auf Dem Sod 8Lab, pG6ren6 Der fletne
@6arleD III BEN @aBenfaiten frob. GonneuD
tpar faum etnen 6alben Blo6 melt gefo9>
rem, ais ct 9tnter ft3 einen unterbriiften
S6ret 5u Oernebmen glaubte.
@r i90utc ii6 urt, tonnte ie6ocb ieinen
&naben ntrgenbs entOefen. 9a i6oB t6m
Der @eOanfe burcb BEN &opf, baB ser &leine
in OaS SAB nit benz iteoerben Sheer binein>
g%efal1en icin fOnne. 6aittg iprang er auf
un0 i6aute in baS SoB u16 ia6 81 ieinem
Gntieben, OaB itb in Ser i6tpar5en Wfaiie
ettpas beipe9te, Ser arme &ater mar BON
BENT S6refen 10 9elGbntt, baB ct fein @Gieb
gu riibren permO0te. Die beiben @cbilfen
~iprangen ieboD btn5u un0 NIT 6iilfe bon
groBen e%ilernen Saten gelang eS tbnen. Ben
fletnen &Orper berauS5u3ieben. 9aS 2eben
mar nOb ni3t entflOben, tpie Bic 3udungen
benteien, bod itarb Der arme &~lei1e, ebe
man einen &r3t 5u 6ulfe rufen founte.
, 1893-09-20
Grouri9es Sdidial elmer moife.
Die l2jdhri9e Jennie Perry pom ibrem Stief=
pater auf einen Sahnbofe 5uriideeIaien.

8oIt5iit &ear6on bon ser Capitalization
bemertte geltern auf ether 8ant ouf Dem
Nort6peiterlt 8obnbof Elm ungefGbr II
Sabre alteS OfGbcben, ba5 bitterlt3 tpeinte.
Slut Gefraget erflGrte bic &leine, 0aB ite
bon tbren Serpanbten ~3lriidgelalien NOR
ben lei uno nun nicbt tpiiie, nobin Tie it9
tpenoen loue. Der 8eamte bradbte baS
Wfdocben nacb BET Oesplaiuesitr Station,
tpo es Der. Sbbut Ser Wfatrone gteubolb
itbergcbcn pur6e. 0teier er3G6lte ba5
aufgcipedte &inb, baB eS Git9er 9errp
bcibe. Sbre Mutter, Git6er QSbite, let
bot flntSebn Sabren aus ibrer @eburtS>
itaot Betersburg, &o., nab Gomab, isis,
9eSogen un0 babe BORT cine SteIte ais
Sbulebtertn angenommcn. Sin Sabr
lpdtcr bctratbete ie 6iram 8errO, etuen
inoblbaben0en, itngen 6ornler. &urs nab
@ltber's Son Itarb Der 0uter. Die Wtlt>
ter bate tbm auf Dem Sterbebette peripre5
chen mlt1cn, bic Sarm mach ibrem 8o6e
aut @1tbcr ilbergeben 81 laiien. Nl5
Gitber 1edS Sabre alt 1par, beiratbetc 6rau
BerrD Sobn 8roipn, itarb aber Dor 5tpet
Sabren bel Der 0eburt be5 bierte1 &inoe3,
Obne elm 3eltantent gemac6t ST baben.
9(ut pe9Qlll fur GltDer ettte tp0bre Set>
benS6ett. Som Stiefpater unb beiien Sim
bern 9letcb i6lebt bebon6elt, mar ite balls
oaS NlcbenbrO0el unb 8rDwn ent6l0oete
ltcb ntcbt, benz &inOe ofen SIT ia9en, baB eS
tDm I'M 9Sege lei uno ct IS Los 81 ietn
tptnlbe. Gor 8tpei Wncben perfaufte Der
Sttefpater Die 6arm nit alIem 3ubeb0r
nnO e%rflGrte, oaB er iib in Der 9tdbe bon
Chicago anfaufen ipolIe. Die ga1Se SAINT
lie traf am OtOnta9 ouf benz 9tort6tpeitern
8a9nbof etn. 8rotpu 9tng nit ieinen
recbten GtnOern in Die Stabt binetn uuo
befa6l @ftDer, ibre Giidfunft ouf bem
8abnbof 81 %ertparten. 2uS ltb aber mach
mcbrcrcn StlnOen no1 INNER Nieman6
icben lieB, ga begann Gltberin ser g&G6e
bes Sabnbofs mach ibncn 81 iud5en, fe6rte
aber icblteBlib ermiibet auf bas Perron
s1riif.
, 1893-09-20
Oeretniot fiir's Seben.

@eltern lieB iiG6 in 9tponbale ser aGteite
Sobn zines %unlereS %bcfannteiten Oeutibeu
Wfttbirgers, bes 6errn Srieberi6 6rieOel,
N9ent Der vSuinois StaatSe 53eituns" in
9lponbaIe, ber tSerr Sriebridb SrtebeI it.
nit Dem Sri. Wargarelbe Slid in Oas Socb
Der @be ibmieben. Die fircblicbe 3rauz
un9 purOe Gormitta9s 9 llbr in ber &irAe
3n 9lbonbale burb 6o6piir6en @ater
@OlOi6miebt Dou5ogen. Nm Qlbenb per>
Iammelten ii9 bic Qngeb0riscn unb
Sreun6e Der biibi6en uno liebensipiirbtz
gen iungen Srau unb bie bes neu9ebafenen
@%3emannes BEL 6errn 8Oei9 an 9to5coe
8onleOaro, tpo in cbt beutiber Meiie
uuntcr Sang unb Slang" bas 6O35eit5feit
gefeiert purbe. Papa SriebeI, Scr itol8e
Sater elmer Sanilie bon iecbs S0bnen uno
bret S0cbtern mar Der @egenitdn0 Set allge>
metnen 8egliidtpiini6ung barber, baB ct
ben rTrib" 9lidlt6 perior9t; benin
an Der Settle elmer iolcben Trau lit 8rtb
unspetfel1aft gut auf8eDoben!
, 1893-09-20
Oerbaftete 2uheit0rer.
Die poIi3ei madt Dem GumuIt Dor elmer ruff
ffd=iioifden SYnaeoee Elm Gnoe.

gu Oen geitrtgcn MISUNDERSTANDING in
Der ruliti97iioiiden SDnogoge an Der
Subj ulb Clinton StraBc, it Der fiir3Li6
an Die 6iltsbebiirfti8en 8rob uno Tleii9
oertbetlt purbc, batten iicb gegen 1000 Ser
lonet ~elngcfunbcn. Die Qeutc itanoen be-
reits III ben 0Gn9cn, obcr nob INNER
%ordn9telt 2tnberc noob. @cgen acbt 11br
ltan0 ette Wcnge Wleniben Dor BET Ebiir,
Die iturntil6 @tnlaB %nerlangten, troBoeln
mani tbnen e%rflGrte, baB in Der fleinen SDs
na9o9c tein &aum me6r let. sic crtlGrten,
Da1lelbe Gecbt 81 babert, am @otteSbtcnite
tbetl5utebnten, mic ale Q(n0ern. Der Su.
mutt inter ben 9euten puroe tmner itiir>
nttlcber, aIs etn Wtann, 9tamenS Ofar 6ar@
tptcb auf Die Greppenitufen itte9 unb aut Die
in Der &irbe 8efinoIic6en SIT i6impfen be-
9ann unb feline 3ub0rer oufforDerte, it9
tbr 9utcS 9tecbt ntc9t nebmcn Su laiien. oils
oann cine Qlnsabl bon Mdnnern in Bet
S9ur Der SDna9oge eribtenen u11o Die
GlbeltOrer auffOrOerten, iicb 81 3eritreucn,
dntiportcte man tbnen nit etnen 0obn@
lacben.
Die S0lge NOR Elm s3uiammenitoB Ser
betoen Yarteten, BET benz WtGnner ult0
6rdncn nteoergelcbla9en un0 nteOergetreten
t%purDen, o9ne ieOO6 idblpere 8erlebungen
bapon5ntra9en. 8er weiB aber, po3u es
noc9 gefomn1en tpdre, tDenn ntcbt in bic
lem Nngenblid Der 9atrOlDagen Der Wtarz
pelitr.@ Station nit einem 9uBenb 8oliz
5titen eingetroffen pdre. Die SIaurOde
lpran9en flugS Dpm Q8agen berab, brdngz
ten itcb our6 bic Wenge binbur6 uno Ders
bafteten Dte 6auptrubeitDrer. 9ieie iparen
na6 ibrer2lniiht Wtar 6atpti6, $. WarfS,
Soc QoeIion, Wtar @li6, S. Telinsfp, Saz
mltel Sauer unb gtatban 9apis. Ser @r>
ttere ipurbe bel6ulbi9t, ben Seitenmeg
oerlperrt 81 3a6en, un6 Die lle6ri9en ipurs
ben IN oer Station urlter Der &ubrtt nm
orDentltcbes Setragen" gebu6t,
, 1893-09-20
Oater uno Sohn.

Sin Streit 5tpiicben 8ater un6 Sobn
Bate geiterr betnabe gum &tn6eSmor6 9e:
fIbrt. Mtata1n ¬ples bon 784 Carroll
2tpe. batte, ieinem Sobn 9l0albert aus
irgenbpelber llria9e einen 8eripets er=
tbetlt, ben bteier ie0o6 ni6t rubig bin
nabm. Der e~r3irnte Gater iblug baraui
mach bem So6ne unO ais Sener benz S6lage
auStptcb, ftieg 6er Corn beS dlteren ¬pGcs
Derartig, baB ct Elm Wfelier aus Ser 3aibe
riB unO letnem Spr0Blirg mebrcre StibG
in Bet ltnfen 8ade unb Seite periebte. Der
Sungc bra6 Obnmdcbtig %3uiammen unb
Elm Nr5t purDe g~erufen, Der erflGrte, bab
bte Wunoen nt6t unbeDentli3 ieien,
¬pleS fen. ipurbe berbaftet.
, 1893-09-20
Rletne Udbridten.

Quf Ser6nlaHung ietner Weutter
tpur6e TbontaS Balton, SEQ. Sc Crosby
ItroBe 9eute benz 9ttcbter &crIten ulttcr Ser
9~(nfla9e Der Grunfenbett porgefibrt unb
benz Maibingtonian Some iibertpieien.
- Die beiben Spieler SarrD Soffman
un0 Sobn Glinn %betannten ii6 beute I'M
i'm Grimtnal9eri9t i9ulbi9 unO tpur6en 5rt
ie $500 DerOonnert. Wtdn ninmt an, 0aB
anbere SpieIer tbrem 8etipteI folgen
iper0en.
-So6n Slion bon $40. SO @e1ioniraBe
puroe beute Worgel tn Der 9tG6e Ser
QarrabeeftraBe BON etnem 3uge Ser Wttl=
naufee & ct. 8aul5Sabn Iiberfabreu un6
na9 Dem AIertaners9 oipital gebrabt, mo
ct itar6.
- Wfit Nusrabme bon 81. s. S6olter
befiu6en itb ollie Yerionen, tuelcbe bel Dem
@iienbaDnunfau in Wtateno Derlebt ult6
na3 benz ct. 2ufa8 6oipttal 9ebracbt
ipurben, auf benz @ege Der Seiierung. 9ie
Qler3te glaubcn nidbt, baB S6Oltcr nit benz
2eben oapon fOmmt.
= Observation-Disclosures tpur6en erpirtt
tpte folgt: So6n 9armon, 3petitOGt9e Stats
SEQ. 253 8aibetena NDe., $4,000; s. s,
WfiIer, 5tpeiitOdtge Stats, SO. 1927 @reeu
8ap Qtpe. $4,000; 6. @artmann, breiitOdiz
&c Stats, $50. 1892 Sheffield Noe., $4,000
S. gta8le, StpeiitOdige Stats, $50. 1885.
Str, $4,000; S. 8a95owstt, 3peiitOfigc
Stats, $40. 4511 Yaulinaitr., $25O0; Gbas.
9(nOerion, 3weiitOdtge Stats, SEQ. 5579
G~orpenteritr., $4,000; 6. 6, Wttler, apetz
it0di9es 2aDen9ebdu6e nit 8obnung, SEQ.
1927 @reen 8aD 2lue.; Maebl. 8artI &
Jtepiman, 4 b%retftOfige Stats, SO. 1892
-38 Snbianaltr., $4,000; S. 6. Sos
IeDrt, SweiitOftges @obnbauS, Some Qlpe.
unb 9esplaineSitr. $1,000; WdrD 2ottez
9ren, e%inftOfige Cottage, 9tuarbs nabe
10Y Str, $11O0.
, 1893-09-20
Qn0ebltb Elm Rdheaft.

&tbter Softer iteQte beute Morger
9aftsbefeble ge9en S. s. 9altor, 81. SO.
WfcGuroD, s. S. 6alltpengen un6 Oapio
IS. Weoore aus. Der &lGger lit Elm
S6anfpdrter, Namens Otto 0teuter, Der
Die 9enannten bei9uloi8t, in benz 3immer
gtp. 6O8 oeS 8oDliton>@ ebGubes enc
Sptelbuoe 3u hetreiben. 9alton un6 W1cz
GurbD tpurben beute Wtorgen ber6aftet, aber
9e9et $500 8ir9idbaft mieber auf freter
SUB 9eiebt. @ritercr betreibt cine 8irtDz
lbaft an Der 9toro GlarfitraBe. Gr IieB
oor mebreren Gagen Geuter inter Der Gin
tlage perbaften, $25 aus Der &aiie geitpbIen
5t baben, unb Dalton bebauptct nun, baB
Oas @anse auf einem 9tacbeaft 9teuter's be-
ruhe.
, 1893-09-20
Qltt9efan9en, mit9eban9en.
Barry Williarns Ierltt ole Wabrheit oieies
Spri6wortes erFennen.

G6nar6 t6enberion un6 SarrD @iQiamS
itanben beute bor Dem Gicbter Softer unter
Ser 2~lufla9e be5 StraBenraubc5. 8rau
Nnnie gtearD, bon 1733 gSeuSitr., iagtc
aus, boB NiIiams ite feit9ebalten babe, ais
ite am Montag an Ser Dearborn unb
neutrality-suspicious. einen &obelsug babe be-
1tetgen tpDlen.
6en6crion babe 6onn ibre Eaiben ourb>
iucbt unO ibr ibre @elbb0rle nit $19 Snz
bait geitoblen. WiliamS ertlGrte tpie0er5
bolt, unidulbi9 SIT iein; er iei in Genterz
bile, sc. s., 81 6auie uno lei nacb Gbiz
cagO %gefommen, UNI ii6 bic Misunderstanding
an3uleben. Damn iicb an 6enberion menz
bend, rief ct bieiem gu: yg8enn Sbnen
aub nllr nocb Gin Sunfen bon WtanneSebre
geblieben lift, 10 lprecben Sic bic 8abr6eit
unb ia8en Sic Dem 9ti9ter, baB Sic MIDI
gar ntobt teunen."
9ieler 9lppeI bate ic6ocb nicbt Sen 9es
tpitnic6ten @rfOtg, 6en6eripn Der6arrte in
einem miirrli6en Stiuicbmeigen. ST
tpurDe unter $4,000 u1o 9Silliams inter
$1,000 8urgi9aft on OaS Griminal9eribt
perpielen.