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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-18
c,ook,a custom. collector Arrested

PORTLAND. ORsGos, July Thames 10.
tar. ex-C Collector Of Customs. was arrested
tbis afternoon or an indictment cnsrging
him with smuggling opium aro isnelns
Chinese from British Columbia 90 I7suo
Ut cerrIficares. Robert g. P4tdoef,
fSs-,,tv ISa, Customs Inspector, and G. y. Cer-
d,reil who was dismissed from the gus
.a-.s service q few months ago. yera atso
,skep into custa6k All were rsfeW "a
10. 600 bail pnI& - 81
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-18
At THE WORLDS FAIR
The Gold Storage Ruins Thought to
Still Hold Victims
GLORY OF HEROES MELTS AWAY.

A Disgraceful Scramble For Med
ais For Work at the Fire-Hom-
ing Pigeons Arrive at Long
Island Arranging For Concerts.
Plans to Contest Claims OF
Foreign Exhibitors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-18
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-18
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-18
SENATOR TELLER INTERVIEWED

u saws the sherman Law is Not Re-
spon,ible ana Points 60 Australia Aus
tria-Hungary and south America
Passaic City record., 1893-10-21
THROUGH SERVICE,

Solid trains between New York and
Chicago. via Chautauqua Lake or Ma
CARA Falls. Pullman cars between New
York and Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
Falls, Toronto, Chautauqua Lake, Cleve-
land, Cincinnati and Chicago. Leave
Jersey City as follows:
Q. a. m.-train o-every day.--through
train to Salamanca Pullman Parlor car
New York and Susquehanna. Stop at
Passaic o.aI on signal, Binghamton and
points west.
1o.Is-Every day to Chicago-Pullman
Sleeping Car from New York. Smoking
and Day Car from New York. To Buff
alo, Pullman Drawing Room Car from
New York. To Cincinnati. Pullman
Sleeping Car from Hornellsville. Meals
in Dining Car.
2I5p. m.-Vestibule limited. Solid
train for Chicago. via Chautauqu aLake.
with dining car to Chicago. Sleepers TO
Chicago, Cleveland and Cincinnati.
Gas p. m.--Solid train to Chicago by
Niagara Falls. Sleepers to Buffalo, Ro-
chester, Toronto and Chicago.
$50 p. m. Via Chautauqua Lake and
Niagara Falls. Solid train to Chicago.
Sieepers to Buffalo, Chicago and Cincin-
natl. Stop at Passaic at Ola p. m to
take on passengers for Binghamton or
beyond.
Passaic City record., 1893-10-21

the stone is rough-faced. The jambs
and copings are smooth. The ridge
of the nave is forty feet above the
ground, and the square tower of the
intersection rises forty feet above this.
The tower is fat-topped, and battle
mented strong and imposing in its
chaste simplicity. The roofs OF the
nave and trancepts are covered with
states, black in color. The gutter,
finals and roof trimmings are all OF
bright copper.
Two large and handsome stained
glass windows in the chancel will pic
ture the story of the Resurrection. A
number of the best designers have been
requested to submit designs for the
window in memory of Mrs. Gould.
The most appropriate of these will be
selected.
The entrance to the church is in
front. The entrance is large and well
ventilated. It is to be finished in as
good style as the church proper, sc
that it can be used as a meeting room
if needed. In one part of it boilers and
furnace are placed to furnish the
steam with which the building il
heated.
The entire cost of the church will be
in theneighborhood of 500, 900. New
York Tribune.
Passaic City record., 1893-10-21
SMUGGLERS' TRICKS.
SHREWD DEVICES TO EVADE
CUSTOMS DUTIES.
The Chinese Lead All in Artfulness-
Their Marvellous Ingenuity
In Importing Contra
band Opium.

~ AN FRANCISCO is the second
~ importing city in the United
= States and is naturally the
theatre of many smuggling
operations. The character of many
Of the imports is such, too, as to
stimulate efforts to evade the revenue
laws. Articles of small bulk and great
value, on which the duty is heavy, are
incentives to smuggling. At the Port
of New York precious stones, velvets,
and laces are the articles usually
found endeavoring to get into the
country in contraband way. In San
Francisco opium, silks and cigars are
the favorite articles OF the smuggler.
The reason for this is that our ocean
commerce is largely with ports which
send abroad these articles, while laces,
velvets and precious stones come here
by rail across the continent. There
is some effort to smuggle such things
from British Columbia, but on small
scale, while the importers of contra
band liquors endeavor to get their
goods landed at some of the Puget
Sound ports.
Passaic City record., 1893-10-21

blouse stuffed full of fine silk handker-
chiefs, scarfs or Indian neck shawis.
The Chinese garment for cold weather
is q quilted blouse or tunic, with a
heavy filling of cotton. Silk handker-
chiefs being light and fine, single
blouse would sometimes contain a
valuable invoice.
A demure Chinese maiden would
sometimes step ashore with the thick
soles of her shoes stuffed with silk. A
whole covey arrived here some years
ago with their shoes stuffed in this
fashion. An inquisitive inspector had
his attention attracted to the ex-
traordinary thickness ofthe soles, and
made an investigation which resulted
in valuable seizure.
To man the Chinese crews on the
steamers plying between this port and
Mexico, South America and the Orient
are smugglers. They hide their con-
traband goods in the oldest places
Imaginable and get them ashore past
Passaic City record., 1893-10-21

The customs officers of San Fran
cisco have to deal with some of the
most artful smugglers in the world.
The Chinese are race of smugglers,
and there is not people on earth
more fertile in expedients to evade the
revenue laws Their stolid, impassiye
demeanor serves them admirably in
their contraband operations, for their
actions seldom afford, as is the case
frequently with white people, any
ground to suspect that they are trying
to practice fraud. They have taught
the sailor men of the white race the
shrewdest tricks practiced on Uncle
Sans tax gatherers, and are never
caught in one device without being
ready with another equally as hard to
detect.
Before the influx of Chinese laborers
was stopped it would sometimes occur
that Mongol looking as if all his
years were acquainted with only
poverty and toll, would innocently
try to sneak ashore with dirty old
Passaic City record., 1893-10-21
In Memory of Jay Gould.

The Gould Memorial Church, now
in course of erection at Roxbury, Del
aware County, n. T., is to be one of
the prettiest country churches in the
entire State. 1t is being built by Miss
Helen Gould as q memorial of her
father, Jay Gould. 1t will also con-
tain an exceedingly handsome rose
window in honor of Mrs. Gould
The members of the Gould family
have always owned much land and
other property at Roxbury, and have
taken deep interest in the affairs of the
little town. So when the Roxbury
Presbyterian Church, of which the
Rev. N. Fl. Demarest is pastor, was
burned down last spring, Miss Gould
decided to replace it with another
named in honor of her father. The
matter was placed in the hands of HI.
J. Hardenberg, architect, who de-
signed the building and prepared the
plans for it. The cornerstone was laid
on September I'd The church is 103
feet long by eighty-three feet wide.
It is to be of ST. Lawrence marble,
rough faced. The plan is cruciform,
consisting of nave thirty feet wide
and ninety feet deep, constituting the
body of the church; two transepts,
each twenty-five feet wide, and semi
octagonal apse. Over the intersection
of the nave and transepts risesa tower
eighty feet high. This rests on four
arches of limestone, which rise from
the tops of four strong pillars of carved
and clustered limestone columns.
These arches and columns are the only
stonevork visible inside the church
above the floor. The aisles are paved
with tiles, and the chancel with mo.
sale. Everything else is of oak. The
roof of the nave is supported by sys-
tenn of openwork oaken trusses, pro-
ducing beautiful effect.
Externally the architecture is of the
English Gothic style. The windows
are neither so narrow and pointed nor
the details SO elaborate as in the latter
and more forid types. Except at the
iambs of the doors and windows, and
on the stone copings of the roof gables,
Passaic City record., 1893-10-21
A Few Pointers ............ -. !.
ffffffff in Paragraphs.

G The country can never be any
larger unless an earthquake lifts up the
bottom of the sea.
There is no more land IN the United
States than there was when Columbus
discovered il. except a little made ground
at the mouths of the rivers.
Our population is increasing very
fast and the hunger for land will become
greater every year.
Il Land is increasing in value every
day. In time it will be as high priced
as il is in England
Il Land is the basis of all wealth.
1t cannot be stolen
Il 1t cannot run away.
r 1t cannot burn up.
T 1t produces the food of man and
animals.
4 1t is the safest investment on earth
4 1t can still be had in the Northwest
at very reasonable prices
4 1t can still be homesteaded in some
parts of the Northwest.
The only cheap or free land of any
agricultural value remaining untaken in
the country is along the line of the
Great Northern Railroad.
Il In the Devils Lake and Turtle
Mountain districts of North Dakota free
farms produced in 1891 and 1892 from 20
to 90 bushels of wheat to the acre
Il In the Red River Valley renters
often pay for improved farms from a
share of single seasons crop.
4 Land on the crop share plan can
still be had
r Why do men live on high priced
rented land back East. which they can
never own, often paying for fertilizers
per acre more than virgin sell can be
bought for in the West2
Fine ranges invite the attention of
stock raisers in Montana.
4 Minnesota, Montana, Idaho and
Washington contain the only forests Of
valuable timber remaining in the re-
public
r The Northwest invites everybody.
There is good deal of everything to be
found there.
The new transcontlnental line of the
Great Northern gives transportation
facilities to large areas of new farming.
grazing. numbering and mining country.
The Great Northern runs from ST.
Paul. Minneapolis and the East to
Puget Sound
For publications and information
about rates. routes, localities. etc., IN the
Northwest, address F. I Whitney, q. p
& T. A., ST. Paul, Mimi
L. w. LAKE, General Agent,
SIS Broadway, N. Y.
Passaic City record., 1893-10-21
h0YAL BLUE LINE.
FINEST AND SAFEST TRAINS IN THE WORLD
New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington.
VIA
CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW JERSEY,
PHILADELPHIA AND READING E.R.
BATINoRE & OHIO z. 4.

All trains yestibuled from end to end,
heated by steam; lighted by gas;
unequaled dining-car service.
TIME TABLE MAY ID. 1893.
Leave New York from foot of Liberty
ST.. North River.
For Philadelphia at 100. 8 90. 300. 1000.
1890. with dining carr a. m L. go, 2. .f5,
$3.50 with dining car. 400 buffet par.or
car. 500. 90. $50, 8.45 p. M. 1915
night. SUNDAYS, 900. 10. 80. II. 80
with dining car a. m. I.3o, 8. 30 with
dining car, 500. GOO. p. M. 1918 night,
For Baltimore and Washington daily at
600. (II-3 with dining carr a. M, go.
$3.50 dining carr 500, 600 p. M. i2.I5
night.
Parlor cars on daily trains-Sleepers on
night trains
Passaic City record., 1893-10-21

On Saturdays, until September so. 1898
Special Train leaves 23d ST. I.25 p. m.
and Chambers st. I-4o p. m stopping at
Rutherford. Passaic and Paterson.
Passaic City record., 1893-10-21

uo cunna. xn1uun
l-Fevers, Congesttons. 1ndnmmAxious.. ~
2-Worus, Worm Fewer. Worm colic..-- ~
3-Teefhing; Colfc, Crying. Waksfulnem -
l-Diarrheas Of Children or Adults -
5-CUaghs, Colds. BronrhtsS. -
S-EeuralgKa, Toothache. rAceachs. -. ~
S-Hoadaches, sick Headache. Vertigo. -
1o-Dynpeps1a. BfliousneGns Constipation -
11-Snppresscd or Pnfnfnl Reraods-.. -
l3-Whites, Too Profuse Per1ods- -
13-Creup, larynsffis. Hsasene.-..--- -
14-6alt Rheums Eyaipe1nn, nup0ona.. =
13-Rhcunatfsms Rhsumas1c - -*--*
1o-MaIarfa, Chnln. Tcvsr an6 AGne..--.. 60
1o-Cnsarrh. Infnenn. CHA = - HeeA- 60
9o-Whooping Ceugh 60
95-Kidney Diseaees = -
98-Nsrvoas Dehfl1sy L.
So-Urinary Weakness, Wsg -
HUMPHREYS WITCH MAxx4 014s
~The File Ointnene- -Lfao1 - - -
ou,A b prusgistu, = eent pnut-geM - Srnox3
M HUnrnnxxs' MArua& (11e pneua} usMAD -
uUnrnnxsg nEnL -, 11l : 10 uUnms - -
S p E q q 8 !.
Passaic City record., 1893-10-21
Blown Through a Telegraph Pole.

There is section of a telegraph pole
in the museum of the Georgia State
University. This pole. says Colonel
r. M. Johnston, has light cypress
shingle sticking through it, about half
of it projecting from each side. That
shingle was picked up in storm and
blown clear through the telegraph pole
and left sticking there
Passaic City record., 1893-10-21
Two New Costumes.

The toilet on the left in this sketch
is of shot silk. Plain skirt. Blouse
like bodice. Half long puff sleeves
Large gauze collar, waistcoat and belt.
Lace insertion on skirt and sleeves.
Couture of 1880.
Passaic City record., 1893-10-21

The establishment of juvenile re-
formatory schools in Great Britain in
1869 caused in ten years decrease of
fifty-three per cent. in youthful crime.
Passaic City record., 1893-10-21

The first known dictionary was Of
the Chinese language, contained 40, 900
characters and was compiled by Pa
Out-Hhe. B. c.. 100.
Passaic City record., 1893-10-21
PAssAIC CITY, N J.. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2l, 1898

the eyes of the customs officers in ways
that almost battle detection.
They have brought opium skilfully
stuffed in bananas still hanging to the
, 1893-12-18
Gin Otebsneit a~ussenommen.
Gin wahres maarenla9er Don geftobIener
Daaren ertoedt.
SpItet, 81, -. Del.

SDIteIy Su.y 10. yes.
@Gbren6 6er lebte1 betoen Monate muir
Sen bGufig 6te @iiteripagen Der @tdbilOn,
SDpefa & Santa Se>8abn erbro chen unO
cine Wten9e Waaren aus oen1elbelt gerdubt.
Die 9icbitGble tpurben bauptlGcblic6 3mi=
i6en 2antont unb Solicit b~egangen, bis
i6lieBltb Dor eini9en Sagen Sic Sacbc benz
bieltgen Yolt5etcbef Sang in bic 6anb ge>
geben tpurbe. 9erielbe macbte iiGb nit
eintsen bon ieinen 9euten iofort an bic Dir
belt unb eS gelang tbm 9citern Qbeno be-
retts cine Spur beS 0iebSseiinoelS gu mt
beden. Sn Solge SeIien nurben bic
Wobnun9en BON Otat. 8DStrD, Bete Sea-
teua unb Soc 9a5fapid i'm n0rOlicbcn
Sbetle elmer griinoli6sn 9urcblucbung
unterporfen. Der Grfolg berielben iberz
trof Die titbniten Grtpartun9en, benn man
ent6edte Elm tpabreS N%aarenlagcr bon alien
ntOglicbcn Saben; oa fanben itb Graders,
SDrup, &Gie, @ier, Seize, 9tp~feliinen,
S6inten, 8artoffeln, Otebl, Sbee, &affee,
SltoenOl, 2etnlaameu, cine Wfenge 9eber,
SautDerf, &letoungsitife &C. Die 6Guier,
tuel6e ais Nieberlage fiir Sic gcitoblenen
@aaren bienten, lie9en in Der 9fGbe Ser
Santa Se>8abn. SGmmtlicbe BRET 9iebe
balten bon bier bis 3tp0lf &oit9Gnger un0
ieOenfaIs batten bie 9iebitd6le BEN 3tpef,
iib biaiges Siitterungsm aterial fir bic
2eute an8uihaffen, obue beSpegen in ben
Sad greifen SIT miiiieu. 9aS S60nite
aber BET Der @ei6i6te lit, 6aB Mat. 8ps7
TRIP, Pete &atella au6 llnteritiibun9 BON
Der Stabt erbalten, ba itc ben 8eanten gez
tlagt batten, baB lie auBcr 8cibdfttgung
ieien unb es i6nen unmO9It9 iet, Nlrbeit 81
befOmmen. Soc 9asfapid, Scbn Ste
fanStp unb Stanbp 8asfaipid mur6e1 ais
Wtiti9ulbige al BEN Oiebereicn ebenfaQS
in Salt 9enommen; nab benz iie iicber
btntcr S9lOB unO Rie8eI unter9ebracbt
toaren, bebaupteten tie, Die @aaren gefunz
BEN S1 6aben.
, 1893-12-18
Der ,,nirtberOu" III pernambnto
a%n9ekommen.
SAwieri9feiten nit ser New porfer
8eiabun9.
Dos Sdif fol- oemnd9t pia Bahia na9 Rio
Sanetro ab9ehen.
sc e 10 gort, 49,. 9es.

Ser vSeraL6" bal folgen6e 0epeibe BON
Bernambuco erbalten: Der Don Ser brait>
lianiiben &e9ierung in Stem Oort 9%efaufte
Sreu5er v9tictberoD" lit am OtitttpO6 bier
angefommen, Durbe aber crit am Samita9
in auer Sorm ais S6ladti6tff an Sic
bralilianiibe 9fegierun9 abgeliefert. Wtit
ber 8eiabuns ftnb bereits S6nieri9feiten
auS9ebro6en. Die 2eute, pel6e in Stem
gorf in 9ienit traten, forbern etnen unz
gepObnlicb boben 2obn, lin it6 fir bic
braiilianti6e Warine antperben 81 laiien,
obglet6 eS bor Der Qtbfabrt ais itiai6:pciz
genbeS l1ebereintommen betracbtet purbe,
baB tie nab Der @~(nfunft in einem brait7
lianii6en 6afen baS t6un marben.
Die 8ertreter beS Brditbenten 8etroto
peigern itb, auf Bic SOrberungcn Der 9eute
ei1t3ugebcu, u11b tpabric9etnIi9 tpiro cine
9an5 neue, aus 8raitIianern beitebeube 8ez
labung angelporben tperbcu.
Ser vNictberop" mirb bon bier nab
8abia nnb bon sort na9 GioSaneiro geben.
Die v2tmertca" bIteb in Sort Sc Srance
5uriid, nm Sen tpdbrenb 6er Jtetie erlittenen
l1nfaa aus5ubeIiern.
, 1893-12-18
Die gage TT Dr0tlltett.
petroto perliert td9lth
an 8ooen,
An0 Die RebeAen 9elbtnnen tae=
lidJ mebr Anban9er.
Regterungstruppen fenern anf Die
brttt(be gIag9e.
tnr uItf.
Qpn6pn, IS. Sec.

2%onoon Is. Sec.
Ser Correspondent Ser vGimcS" in &to
Sanetro i9reibt inter Dem ~. g1ooember
SoIgenbes; Ser pt6tt9e 8unft, weI6er
eustDdrts ntbt gan5 beritanoen gu perben
l6etnt, lit Der, baB auf Setten Der Jtegte@
rung nur e / II Wtann itebt, nGmlt9 ber
BrGlioent 8etroto. Setn SOB, ODER leine
@bbanfung n1eint SEN poQitGnbtgen 3u>
lammenitur5 ieiner So6e. Ntemaro
tOnnte in ietne S6ube treten unb ben
&rte9 fortfit6ren."
v8et ben Sniurgentcn beiteben gan5 an>
6ere 8eOtngunsen. WfeQo lit ser rationale
6ibrer, aber @ama, Marttno, Saraipa,
Salsooo unb elmo Nn3a6L anberer fGbiger
unb etnfluBrei6er Wdnuer, itnb idmmtlt3
fGbig, BEN 8efebl iiber Die reoolutionGren
Sruppen 81 fibren, un0 mIr0en, i'm SAL
ser ytotb, BEN Grte9 fortfiibren."
vOte Snlurgenten 8entnnen in Gto SG>
metro Nnbdnger, unb tGgIiob iblieBen it9
i6ncn Wanni6aften an. 8on 1900 Mann,
pelbe na3 benz Siben gelanbt ipurOen,
I'm benz 8or1narl6 bon @omerctnbo ga
ratna entge9enautreten itn0 auf benz
Waribe mebr ais 1000 belertirt."
v8or einigen Sagen ianote bic Ge9ierung
Sen Befebl nab WtnoS @craeS, ben @tsz
conbe Suro 8reto, BEN TIbrer ber monarz
Gtitii6en 8artei in 8raitlten, gu per-
baften, aber Die Observation-Disclosures tpeigerz
ten fib aall5 entl6leoen, ben 8efebl ats5uz
fiibren."
r8on 8abia lit Sic Na6ribt getommen,
oaB Die bOrttge 8epOlferung bereit lit, iib
fir Die Snlurgenter s1 crtlGreu. l1nb 6leS
lit bauptlGdlic 6esDalb Der SAL, neil ite
Die @abrideinlicbteit ber Ser1teQung Der
Wfonarbic porauSitebt."
vgeiroto tpirb in lcinem Quftreten mebr
uro rtebr Dittatoril6, uno bat li6 tpGbreno
Der leBten Gage ietnen %QlnhGn9ern, pelcbe
bisber nod ouf ieiner Seite ita16en, INNER
mebr entfremoet. SGgli9 neroen Ser
ionen auf Sen 8efebl Der Jtegterung perz
baftet, neil Ie at9ebli9 BEN &ebeuen
frcunOltbe @eitnnungen begen."
vSn Nto Sanciro beftnben iicb ii6er 1900
Berlonen ibrer polttilcben 2tnfibten tpegen
i'm @efGn9niB; bielelben iperben i6lecbt
bebo16elt unb nit &crbrebern jeglider
Qrt 5uiammengeiperrt."
yOie Gegterun9 in Sao Yoolo bat BEL
me6reren @elesenbetten 8raiiltaner an
8orb bon britiibenO ampfern perbaftet. SIS
berri9t ieBt Sic G%'epobnbeit, in TOrtSanta
Gru3 aue S6iffe auBerbalb bes 6afers su=
i6ifen; Damn i5idt Die 9te9ierung BON ber
Milttdri6ule Elm Boot a6; Bic 8eamten
gebcn an 8orb unb in bier TGGeu baben
iie 8rofiIianer, Ote ite bort %fanOea, in 9aft
genon1mcn."
v0te ernttc Scite Ser Sadie lit, SAB Sic
&e9ierungStruppcn fortpGbren6 allf 6ie
britii6e 6lagge %feucrn. 8or ctni9en Iaz
gen purbe in ber NtG6e bon 9trmacao ouf
ein 8oot, pelobes Die britiibe 6lasgc
fiibrte, unO in meI9cm itb Gin brttiider
Sffi5ter in Uniform uno Stuei Watrolcn
b~efanben, 9efeuert, unb bic 8ombe fiel nur
tpenige GARD bon benz ,8oote ms @aiier.
, 1893-12-18
Der prdfioent uno Kaiiirer
Giner banferotten8 atf erteehen nit fnapper
10th Dem Ri9ter SYnd.
NJ II t, gtebr., IS. 0es.

80. 8. Wfab, Der 8rGit6ent Ser banfez
rotten 8anf in 9tuibutQe, befinOet ii6 in
ocr Staot unb bat ieine @rlebniiie sum
8eiten 9e9eben, naboem bic 8anf tbre
Gbiiren gel6loiien bate. Die Sepoittoren
Oerielbeu batten lieb in eincm @eibaftSlaz
ben periammelt, in meldbemt ltb OtaD nit
benz &aiiirer @lmer Q8iutamS befan6; ie>
SET @in5elne berielben mar benaffnet, ltnb
ougeni9cinli6 tpar cS ibre 9tbiicbt, ben
8antbeamten Die 9OQe beiB 5u macben.
Oieie tporteten auf Die Nnfunft zines
6radt5ugeS, I'M nit bemieIben nacb Gbaz
bron 81 fobren, uno ais lie iabcn, mas ibz
men mO9li6er 8eile beporltano, iblicben
ite ii6 sur 6intertbiire binauS uno etIten
benz 8abnbofe 3u. Sic purben jeoob iebr
balb nermiBt, uno iofort iaB ibnen Die
gan5e @eleuibaTt t6rer friibcren @>i4aftSz
freunoe auf ben Terien uno bate fie einz
aeb oIt, ebe Tie beu Babnbof erreicbt batten,
@tner Ser 2erte le9te iein @etpcbr alf WaD
an un6 beutete ibm al, boB es beiIer fir
i'm lei, penn ct bier bliebs; Denn tie beab>
ltdbttgten, am Nbcn6 in berStaot elm fleiz
mes 2Dncbgert6t Su Deranitalten.
Sn bteiem fritiicben 2lugenbIt6 miibtc
iicb Der 2eibitaQbeiiber Ycters Elm: ct 400
ebenfalS lein S6ieBeiien Eerpor unD erz
flGrte Der Wtenge, OaB CT bic 8anfbeamten
nit 8elbla9 bele9en tperbe, tpaS er audi
lofort that, tnbem ct einen Magen Decorate
unO nit MaD un0 beiien &aiiirer 10 lbIeuz
might ais mogltcb b~auonfubr.
, 1893-12-18
Wahernoth in Gpaniton.

0urdb Aniammllng BON @run6eis inter
benz Grtb e~ntltanO geitern 2tbenb in @pau=
iton cine @aiiernotb, Die bis beute friib
fortbauerte uuo troB an9eitren9ten 9lrbeitcn
Ser 8eamten nod nicbt poIlenO5 beieitigt
lit. Die unangenebme Gage Der @intpobner
bes tleinen StdStdenS wirb nod per=
i9Iimmert Ourcb bic ~beitGn6t9e Angit, in
Der ite bor eineln ettpaisen 6eper gebalten
tperOen. 9a i6on ofterS cine Oerarttge St0z
rung III Der gSaierleitun9 Dor9efommen
lit, bate man bagegen pcri3iebene 9or7
iichtsmasregcln unb G%inribtungen getrof@
fen, bon ipel6en licb aber feiue bis jest ais
erfolgreicb c~rlpielen bat.
, 1893-12-18
Grauri9es Gnoe oes amerifaniiden
6eneraIoonfuls in Shanghai.
0Ifreo D. Zones auf Ger 5ohrt pom China
na8 San francisco einem Gobiu9ts=
2Infale erIeoen.
6an &roncfscn.a18 9ea.

W1tt benz beute bon China eingctrofenen
9ampfer vNio De Saneiro" lift pie 9ei6e
bon NLfreO o. Sones, 9etpeiencn amerifaz
nii6en @eneralconlulS inSban9bai, an9ez
Ian9t. Sones mar irriinni9 getpOrben, un6
man belt es fir baS Bette, i'm nacb Nme@
rita surid5ui9affen. 8aL6 na4 2(bz
gang bes 0ampfers pur6e Sones tObia67
ttg, urb tonnte crit nab einem beftigen
Sample, tuobei ct mebrfabe Germun6unz
gen e~rGttt, in bic 3%pangsiafe geiteft tperz
ben. Nd9bem Die Sobiucbt iieben Sage
lang a~n9ebaLten bate, itarb Sones in 6olge
BON @ri3Opfung. Die 9et6e purOc ein7
baIiamirt unb pirb nab Sones' 6eimat6,
&aleigb, sc. g., perbradt tper6en. @ntz
tGui6te 2iebe legte angebli6 ben @runb
gum 9ei6en bes llngIiidli6en. @r mar 48
Sabre alt. Qluf benz ndmltben S6iffe
ipurbe Der 3abImeiitcr Samcs s.. Wtabar
tpabnitnnig. 6tcii9e Sreimaurer baben
iib beiien angenommen.