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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-30
ON TIE ANXIOUS SEAT.
A Large Number OF Candidates for omces
Under the New Administration.

"A Large NUMBER OF NanuiualoS AON OAA0So
Under the New Administration.
Special TsleGrdm TO tbs Register.
CHARLESTON, W.AA., January 2S.-
There are still a Urge number OF can
didates for position, under the incom-
ing State administration who are on
the anxious seat. What the chiefs in
the Offices OF the Auditor, State Super
intendent and the Governor will do in
the matter of appointing their subordi-
yates cannot be positively known, but a
number of these appointments are now
settled. In the Auditors office
it is positively known that A. d. NJ.
Strickler, OF Barbour, Is. j. Baker, OF
Grant, and w. A. Cracraft, of Kanawha,
have been offered md have accepted
positions under Auditor Johnson, and
C. L. Thompson, of cabell, has been Of
fered the position OF Insurance Exam
iner, but has rot yetdecided to accept
it.
Fred Scott is to 10 Governor Mac
Corkle's private secretary. He has acted
as Col. MacCorkle's private secretary
for the past six monhs, and rendered
valuable service to thu State Democratic
Con- nittee.
1t is rather early 10 begin to talk
about candidates for dice in 1896, out
it is a fact that a num)er OF gentleman
are in the field. Among these Mr.. T..
Hill Marshall, at present a clerk under
Auditor Dulfy,is probably the most con-
spicuous as a candidate for Auditor. He
has not been conteni TO simply an
nounce his candidacy, but is earnestly
at work among the members OF the
Legislature and Others at present at
the State Capital.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-30
GERMAN AFFAIRS.
An Increased Disposition to Accept the
Government Proposals.

An Increased Disposition TO accept 'he
Governments Proposals.
BERLIN. January 2S.-Ine Reichstag
Committee on the army bill has con-
cluded the general d.oate on that
measure, aud today preceded with the
discussion Of the several clauses. The
closing debates shosad an increased
disposition to accep3 the governments
proposals, the only material opposition
being offered oy faction o! the Centre
parly led by Dr. A!eber
chancellor Won Caprivi once more
onneared befo.e the committee and
spote in favor Of the bill, urging that it
no snDroved II it's entirity. The meas
nrs he said. was not intended TO avert
n momepts.y danger Of acute nature.
Il aired to make suitable provisions
FOR q stat Of things which be must de-
scribe IS presenting a permanent
danger
Her, Nathan also addressed the
committee and justified the way in
wbidh the government Intended to meet
Unconditional expenditures.
Dr.. Lieber reallirmed that il was i'm
n5ssibie for his party to concede more
nan it had already done, whereupon
the Chancellor curly closed the discus
sion by expressing q hope that eonsid-
Grafton Of the clauses OF the bill woald
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-30
Tho Kenna Flowers Preserved.

Spscid! TELEGRAM 20 the Rs9istfT.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, January 29.-The
flowers contributed by the friends of the
late Senator Kenna and which accom-
panied the remains of the distinguished
dead while lying IN state in the Senate
chamber at the Capitol, have been placed
in the care of the West Virginia Historical
and Antiquarian Society, who nave pre-
pared them for preservation and placed
them in an elegant glass case, Theoretically
sealed, and they will be KEEP. in the
archives of that society. In the alright
case in which they have been placed they
can be preserved for a century in their
natural appearance. These floral tributes
are attracting considerable attention from
the visitors to the State Capitol.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-30
A. j. Cnasatt f.r secretary Of state,

PHILADELPHA, PA, January IS
The fact that tie National Democratic
Committee Chsrman, VIM. L. Harrity,
and Acknowledgement Hensel are at
Lakewood, n j., tonight, as the guests
of ex.UniteG States Minister IsGdor
Straus. strergthed the belief that Penn
sylvania WILDE given place in the Cab
met. Updr no circumstances will Mr..
Harrity coiscnt to gointo the Cabinet.
1t having jeen settled that Lamont IS
to be the Secretary OF War; it is said on
the insi(e that the Secretary OF the
NAVY viii come from Pennsylvania. 1t
is believed that the name of a. }. Cas-
satt, thu railroad man, will be present.
ed TO Mr.. Cleveland.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-30
Aslo.ooo 900 SUIT.
Against Judge Burke, Ex-senator Payhe
and Others-Canadlan Copper Company
Involved.


Against Judge Burke, Ex-senator Payne
and Characterization Copper Company
Involved.
CLEVELAND, O., January 2S.-A suit
involving $4,000, 600 was begun In
the Summit County Court at Akron to
day by Samuel j. Richie, OF that CITY
against Judge Stevenson Burke, bX-
Senator Payne, II. P. Mcintosh, Gas
w. Bingham and others. The sun IN
wolves all the interests of the Can%ian
Copper Company, an Ohio corpo'atioh
doing business in the Dominion Win
capital Of So, 500, 600; the AngloAmerl-
can Iron Company, capital oo'Ooo
and the Central Ontario Railway Com-
pary. capital So, 100000.
In his petition Mr.. Rtcht charges
the defendants with Conspiracy 10
wreck these several corpTatlens ana
appropriate unto theDselVes MI
Ritchie's interest in them. lie charges
that none Of the corporations have ever
paid a dividend; that thdr Offices ana
books have been closed 70 investigation
and that the Secretary has not made
report for years-all ofwhich has oeeh
intended to depress ne value OF the
stock. The plaintiff make thirteen
separate requests OF fhe Court the SUD-
stance of which is that he desires an ac-
counting of all stock held by defend
ants, how they obtained 1t, ana now
much they paid forit, and he also asks
that stock alleged 20 have been wrong
fully taken from him be returned.
The Court is further asked TO enloin
the defendants from voting or disposing
Of said stock.
The plaintiff is represented oy seven
attorneys, among whom are MAJOR ben
iamin Butterworth and ShcllaOarsar
and Wilson of Washington.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-30
But the scheme Won't Work.


WASHINGTON, January 2S.-There seems
to DC general movement in certain pats
OF West Virginia 20 forestall action by tie
incoming administration in the matteOi
appointing postmasters, by inducing he
Republican postmasters now IN office 10 C.
sign at once and then have the Postmaster
General appoint new men who claim tooe
Democrats. This scheme Will
that the new postmasSers claiming to be
Democrats and having Democratic back
ing will be able to mold on TO the
offices when Cleveland comes in. a mem
her of the West Virginia Congressional
delegation has received letter from aeon
stitUent which states that in one section in
his district there is a wholesale movement
of this kind on foot. Arrangements are
said to have been made by which thepoSt-
masters in a dozen towns are to resign be-
fore the fourth of March, and Democrats
selected by the men who are engineering
the scheme, are to be recommended the
Department for the vacant places. NGtur-
ally. members of Congress do not Ike this
sort of thing. Tit succeeds it will practi-
cally shut them out from selecting
the postmasters, which brm
large percentage Of the patronage at
their disposal But as the Postmaster
General has said he would not hAp along
schemes Of this sort probably the will be
niDped in the bud by the department.
Col. ]. p. r. B. Smith, the wei known
Democratic politician Of Point Pleasant,
has been in the city. He declares he is not
a candidate fer any office, and tlat there
was no politics in his visit. AS CO... Smith
said this himself il must be so.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-30

THE Republican side Of the Second
Branch Of Council is determined to wipe
ont the two Democratic majority on
Joint ballot, OF break its neck In the
effort. Meanwhile, business can re-
main at a standstill until one or the
other is accomplished.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-30

CONGRESS, in providing for the clos
ING OF the Worlds Fair on Sunday in
the souvenir half dollar act, had no
right TO interfere in q matter that should
be left to the State Of Illinois. 1t should
recall its action.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-30
DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
ARHIHE
TRANs.oHTo DIVISION.

ch,..yo 1898 and 1905 a. m. I0;sbp. N
a.tt,, .nd 9.xb q m dEiiy except sunday.
CincInnLti Express. 7;3S aud io'OS =. M Ana
Co Columbus Accomnodation, s:2op m 'Ie'p'
:, r. eirsyillc Accommodation, l0;D n
and 3:g5 ,. N. except sunday
ARRIVE.
Chicago Express. l:l5 aud $50 9. m. oAily'
and lz:05 D. m. except Sunday, aud b;2 ?. N.
saily. ..sx -
',oIumbus Accommodation, 12:o5p p. m. daily
except sunday. ,,.o. -
~ Clairsvi0o Accommodation, l2;Oj p. m ana
6:25 o. IN except sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-30
HUNTINGrON's BILL.
She Wants to Buy a Portion OF the Mar
shall College Grounds.
SpeclqL Teleoram o " Rsgt6sr.

SPECIAL telegram to the Rsgt&s-.
CHARLESTON, ". VA, January Is
a bill offered in the House OF Dele
gates by Mr.. McAllster OF Cabell; pro-
posing to sell to the city of Huntington
a strip through the grounds of Marshall
College has awakened considerable
opposition from the friends of the in
stitutiou, and number of people
Of Huntington are here fight
ing the measure. A commit
tee appointed by Speaker Shaw
in pursuance OF a resolution adopted by
the House Of Delegates, vent to Hunt
lngton to-day to look inio the matter
and will report as to the sdviSability Of
diSposing of this land y the House
MOnnay. 1t is said that tie City Coun-
ell Of Huntington does not ask for this
right of way through the grounds Of
Marshall College, nor is /; desired by
the people of Huntington, hut that it IS
q scheme OF a street railway company
which desires TO run a straight line
through the city. There will be a
vigorous fight made against the meas
ure, as it will mar the beauty Of the
grounds of Marshall College.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-30

CARNEGIE says the Homestead strike
SHOULD be banished as horr'd dream
All, yes; but the destituteo f Homestead
cannot Danish their horrid hunger. 1t
IS TOO real.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-30

QUEEN LuINoRALANI is dePosed'
and now the revolutionary party wants
tho Hawaiian Islands annexed to the
United States. Let's wait until Canada
becomes member Of the Union.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-30
an9'

Now that the ice-bOuud garbage pile,
refuse and the winters accumulation OF
dirt have been released from their icy
chains they should be got rid of as
quickly as possible. Health demands
it. A thorough cleaning now through
ont the city Of public and private prem
ises will be worth q dozen later on.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-30

THERE is no flavor Of cant or hyPoc-
risy in the expressions Of regret and
sorrow that como from all sides aud
from all parties over the death Of Mr..
BLAINE. Tue sincere admiration and
esteem in which he was universally
held far outweighed the memory Of his
fau&tS and mistakes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-30

If THE people had wanted the ReDro-
ueaps 10 control Council they would
elected a majority Of them. The Sec
ond Branch Republicans should take
the hint.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-30

QUIYsY troubled NE for twenty years.
Since started using DR.. Thomas Eclec'
trio Oil. have not had an attack. Inc
oil cures sore throat at once. MRS
Letta Conrad, Standish, Mich., Oct. -,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-30

QUEEN LuINORALANI's name Il
straightened out, would make an excel
lent cable between the United States
and Hawaii.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-30
81 DURING THE SESSION.

The DAILY REGISTER, except Sun
day, viii be sent to any address
from now till the close OF the Legis-
lative session, or to MARCH 4,
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-30

When baby was sick, NO gave her Castori&
When EAs Wns Chld, sac cred fo= Castoyia.
whsa sAs became Xiss, she elUzg to CAssOriA
WITS sAs kad CAIAroa. sc gave ihsn CssA> Jf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-30

SENATOR CAMERON declares he viii
back up QUAY in his fight for Gop'
Great guns. wha, jag DoN must have
had aboard.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-30
educational.
a WORD
To Those Who Contemplate Studying
Shorthand.

You will mike = grKvo mistake IL you IN
5eTtake 70 prepare tnorO0ghiy tOr ninng nrst-
class position As au,znuepsis outside 81 q
school supplied vita ali Hecessarg facilities
for thorouxhsess aad with an old aud W ~
established reputation, yssfe yog can bs
thoroughly drilled in Grammar, Spelling.
Puuct sariou. use OF Capitals, etc. as well a.
efficiently prepared n B1okkeeping and Once
Wsrs. a. business mea now require The
repafation OF such n school i worth 10 you.
in ostaiEInE a Az uatiaS. the entire cost Of
tui.ioa with Priyasc part or IN . so-cail-i
shorthand Scboc.. DO not make tkis mis-
take. call and ser ns first.
WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-30

TIE Whisky Trust reported heavily
IN debt and dividends declared OIL
What cat is in this meal-tu6?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-30
PROBATE OF WILL.

OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF TUE COUN-
" " court, Ohio county, ". Va In the
matter Of the probate OF the will OF Margaret
Stedrnagcl deceased The object Of the petit
tion Ned i'm this matter on the 2lst day Of Jan
ua-y. 4. d. 1893. is to have admitted 70 probate
d paper writing purpoftlng 70 be the wiil OF
Margaret Steurnsgcl deceased, bearing date
the 1T day Of October. 4. ID. lSJZ and II appear
ing from an affidavit hled with me IN my office
that John SteurnaRel, George Steurnagel, Clara
Steurnaqel. Margaret Steurnagel. VI ham Elf
Ter, Alfred Einer, Jacob Elfer and werner
SteurusRle. are therein aud by said petition de-
clArsd 10 be interested IN the probate OF said
will. are nOn-residents OF this state u Is or
deied thac1h-y do appear a. ny Office In the
city or Wheeling. In the county and state nf0re'
ssid within one mcntn after the date OF the
first pub ication heresf and DO what IS neces-
cary to protect their interest in said matter.
The hearing OF said PETITION u set Tor the zIst
day OF February. A. ID. 1873, AZ 10 O'Clock a. IN.
Published the first time January zird. 1923 }
ja23 ,3O,6,lJ GEORGE HOOK, CIerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-30
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal RalIl


Sunday November ~ 1917
Leave Whsshnz-i5.D, 900, fi:l5.
4e:1 g9:B. tiO:N fll.iO a. m. il1:b
1900 % 20. 'i:35. 'J:35. t5:oJ p. N
Leave PsninsulA-tb: ". -: 10. HN,
fp:5l. S0.JL tlO:2g til.51 a. m, slf1b ~
+S.O6 +3.Z7 -i.8i, s5.53, tJ:6 y. m. ~
Arrive hari.n's Fvrry-f5.5s tb;52 ~,
-s:I3 1871. 49,. 1903 fiZ.U3, iiESo, @:yO,
t3.i2 t3.33 81 A, 1901, - o.
Leave 1ermiuRl J1nciiou-i6.H. tS;n n.Sl.
siU.03 si0.42 HEB M. lib, 1917, I'D
.j.l5 n. X. 50. +s.25. +l0.H ?. N.
Leave LiughlinG Anl-f7:E, 'll;B A. M
-i:ls 1.33 'J.is ?. n. .,,.,o
Leave De Hass Croiiing-T.D fil'H NJ
tl:ig, f2:H, s5:l9 ,. 10. 80 .-..a
Arrive Martins ferry--P.3L io.go, 49,
5000. eiO.s3 fIt.22. ia. -. "a Or,
1913 1901 +..3 'iG.i5 ,,,-
'DaHy tDally except sunday isund1ys
only.
All trains viii run on Eastern Tine. Clock
in telegraph Office ~ wheeling u TIE s'an9a'a
nois.ld LRTAUsslG. sGper.s,snssht
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-30

THE REGISTER At WASHINGTON.
The DAILY and SUNDAY REGISTER can be pro-
cp7od in Washington City At the Newspaper
Exchange. opposite Wizards Hotel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-30

WHEELING AND ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD. On and after Wedues'
day June LISP, trains will run As follows
city time.
Leave Wheeling. Leave Elm Grove.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-30
T,,E REGISTER AT CHARLESTON.

THE REGISIEIs IT VII-AI'I413'' "
The DAILY and SUNDAY REGISTER are on SAFE
4, the Hotel RuGncr news stand and at the book
store ofJ.L Fry. Capitol street The REGis-
rrpvir be delivered by J. L. Fey to any part
ofCharleston during the session OF the LesisiA-
ture at publishers rates.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-30
~ p AR. DIV SION.

For Pittsburs 8. 10 and l0s m and eiO
IN daily and 1872 m. daily sIcsPt SUNDAY
80 yi,t.bury aud the EaSt. q % ,. m. daily.
washingtep Accommodation 500 ,. N. sL'
cept Sunday -
From Pittsburg. 1906 = IN. daily, lR:f5 p. n.
c.rept SUNDAY. $50 and iO't5 y. m. daily
Wr,hing,on Accommodation. 100 T. m. daily
eIcept sunday cu.s n scrIL
General pLssenger Agent, baltimore
Us. LANE. wheeling. ash
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-30
- Pennsyl7snls Stations
Y!sRnnsllVania lines.
Trains Bun by Central Time

T,rryr OFFICES At PrNssrLTGvIA SsArfoS On
WIZ 81 FOcT OF ELIVISrH ST hEEEtfNo.
AZ HcfUEE hOrfE. hSTELise, I'D - Tx
pYvEgYLvarIA STATION gEfpGErOBt.
e.--r,r.r gvr-x..--'' Pr U4ur..v Y0----
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-30

Arrival ana departure OF trains on and after
December IS. 1922 EXPLANATION OF REFEREscE
hAKKs: sDaily: founday excepted; .Aon-
day excepted; Saturday excepted; Sunday
only; saturday only. Eastern standard Time,
which is one hour earlier than Central Time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-30

Treatise on Blood ara skin diseases r,sile'
free. SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Atlanta, Ga
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-25
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Gahmn MgM mnnhHM mh9 umm Mmm 1spm MM mm&bBtm m5mm gyMmm gmk mmm lien dmmhmhn

gen Dame nnO siaseu islbif 81 JaB
binterber.
Guf iolde Wei(e fanaen ie balS aui
Der citation al 5ur Sreuee Der Narnis
lienan9eb6risen, bie iid rebt sedugttist
patter liilo nar lebr erftaunten, ais fie
pernablneu, mas geIdeben mar.
8intber rnbte fid furSe j3eit aus
nnb rift bann mad ben, 2ager, mo er
benz 8e9ierun9sfommiijar uaS Dem Bos
liseioffi5ier iofort 9lles mittbeilte.
8eioe madteu iib init Wannidaft uns
persfslid auf ben @eg mad Der 16ble.
Der Doftor %iibernabm Die 6lbrung.
als CT nit ben Boli3ilten in ben
SdlupSipinfel brang, erfannte i'm Sa>
muel Semis lofort, Der itd ieit etliden
SturOeu pergebli9 beiier 9ei9riee1
mad leinen 2euteu, nnb feuerte Hudeuo
einen NepolperiduB ab, traf aber nidt.
3mei 8oli5ilteu i"tiir5teu auf i'm los.
Oa ridtete er ben &epolper ge9er Die
ei9eue Grnit unb tDotete lieb ourb eiuen
ShuB ms Ser3.
Der 8olijeioff3ier nabnl elm 8rotps
top uoIt USN 91ttSut8 uul XIV NStDS
lieB man in Der 6oble liesen. Die ST.
iten ullb Sade poa @olo murbe1 auf
9aitpferbe gelaben uu6 na9 Der Qaupt.
ftaot seidafft.
@intber erbielt Die ausgelette SroBe
Belobnuu9 unb murbe babur9 platlib
Elm iebr w%oblbabenoer Maun. Die
Sanltlie 9enoerlou beludte er fortan
baufi9 uuo enbli9 blieb er gang BEL bers
1elben, in6em er nit Der fhonen 2uen
1ib permablte. Son Der Citation aus
belu6te er Die u%mlieselben Mtinenla9er
nnb Shdfereien ais Ar5t unO nerbiente
ourd leiae eintrd9lihe Braeis piel @elo.
Sin ein5iser Bpber ooer beriibmter
3ranfer ma9t befanntlid BET uns bas
Slid bes Nr3teS nno perlhafft ibH1
8uf, Yraris, Neidtbum. 4uh bas
Qbenteuer nit Dem rihwar3en Cam
bat @iintbfr nidt MIR gu 6ei9tbum,
ionoern dub 81 elmer ldonen Srau nno
einem Huie oerbolfen, ben Ct in ieiner
9eimatb pobl lhmerlih erruisen bate.
1Iany Persons are broken
o from overwork or household cares.
Browns Ir0r Bitters Rebuilds the
system, aids digestion, removes excess of bile.
and cures malaria Get the genuine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-25

Ter lebteren gemabrte ct, al5 er UNI eine
8ieguug fam, gt1tld)iinmer. @s ltano
ba Sims 9aterne, aber Sim mar ni@t
babel. @iintber ld,tiD uorliatig tpeiter
unb ltieB aui Elm @emirre bon Haufen
unb Wur5eln. IS par eine bidt pers
padieue Meai]e BON S6linspflan3en,
Die ipie etu 8orbans por Dem lhmalen
9Obleneinsaus nieeerbias uub Denlels
ben polltamOig peroedte.
Wfit eini9er Miihe ldob er oie ldwere
Malle beiIeite u1lo frat ms Sreie, iii Dte
S9ludt, ipelde pom Monolbein rtur
ibipa6 erbelt lpuroe. Der 9ebetme
@ingan9 mar rur 3mei 99ritte binter
Dem 3elte. &ein lebcnbiges Neien mar
gu leben, a1eS t~obtenitiu. Der Dot
tor mo(lte ON .3elte porbei, oa itieB fem
Sup oil eineu Seiduam. @r leudltete
unber uno iab nod anbere 4orper in
Der @rube tie9eu. Dreibig S1ritte
neiter, ali Dem Alte cire8 perfriippelten
/, @ummibaumes binsen 3ia, 8tllp uno
9feb, offenbar els Spfsr scider &Dnd)=
iuitiS. Die gan3e Yul1flepperbanbe,
nit ausnalme oes anfiibrers, mar pers
ni9tet.
Grit lar9e s3eit na9ber erfnbr Der
Seutl6e ben Sergaltg ber Sahe. Cine
srobe Sdaar bon @olograbern mar Silz
fdnts III Die Sdlud)t gefommen, bate
Die 8anbitca ais 8eliser gelto1lener
| 9icensen, oils GGuber uro WOroer ers
fannt unO fur5eu YroSeB nit ibuen se-
maht. Sin ipiloer Iampf Dar ente
itanoen; mebrere Der 8uI1ftepper wa-
ren erl9olleu pOrben unb Die anoercu-
bate man aufgebdn9t.
Ser Oottor 9ing in Die 60ble sus
rid, mo- Senberlon unb Gle lAone 0ucp
auf i'm barrten, uro beridtete, mas er
geieben. ,Sur6tbare Straie bat Die
Sdnrfen ereilt," iaste er. Der 8e9
| lit irei!"
Sic 9tngen ale Orei burh Die oprs
bere 0oble al Dem lhlafenoea l9mars
gen Sam norbei.
Scr sefdbrlibe 8url6e muB Der
BoliSei iiberliefert perbeu, meinte 6ens
oerlon.
rDaS lou aud sel6eben." fpra6
@iintber 3ultimmeno. vYor Ablaui
BON pieruno5wanSig Stunben miro Die
8olisei i'm feitnebmen.4
rNber megn er norber erpaht ?"
,Das tbut uibts. Mit ieinem &c.
brodenen 9sin fam er ni6t fiidten.4
,llno ba5 @olo? ?"
yOaS lieet ba li6er senus our Ser
fiignng Oes 8esierunsstommilldrs. ben
i'd bena1ridtigen tperoe.A
gls fie hraubeu ansefommen maren,
erbebtc 2ucp bel benz Idanerltden Gin.
bid.
u8ie weit tits mad Der Station r.
fraste Der Ooftor.
rNeun engliIhe Meilen etma."
Stir bas Srdulein lit oa8 Elm be-
idwerli6er Mari6. Sd bate Elm
Yferb bier brau6en, aber oalielbe lit lei
Der uerifwunoen."
,8e9leitet un5 mad Oct Station,
Cir Wtein belte8 8fero itebt Su @urer
! 8erfiisuns I'M mad Dem Eager 3uriid.
aufebreu."
sd nsbme bauteuo on, Wsr. 9eu-
b%erlon!A
Bum Slid braisbteu ie ntdt ben
sall3en taHseH Meg au geben. ais lie
aus Der Shlu6t leranS hno unsefabr
cine Wteile meiter sefau9t Wareu. be-
sesueteH le einisen beritteneu Dieuits
leuten oe8 Station8balters, bic ibren
9erru uno oeilen 1ohter luhteu. Die
9eute iiberlieBen hatiirli9 loslei6 lire
Tferoe ben beioen 0erreu un6 Ser ilins