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Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
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gaaet tiIanterS pad ct 9anIfe auoet 9teuier emo bet, buors
til ban itpreoe Surs, ba ri forlo0 @0tebor9."
Seq antu9er, " beuGrteoe gIpiro ineo ct emil, "at
Oet er neouenOi9t paa 6eiien sieunem 9iuet itunoOm at
ioranore Surs oct gior ri 10 aae, mere eler minore.
% i9 fan %ioriitre, At Baron OeuuiuQ er ltpret iuo en-
~iGrpeIeS b~eb0geIis Douu. Senoela er en- Ipttelig Soue,
ban er en- Igtteli9 NtnuO, Og ON ban euO life ganite bar
afd9t lit gamIe Srouteri, laa bar ban ioetmiuolte MI
9ioset at brOute al; tbj Oeres Sus CT ct al Dc bpggcigite
her / G9nsn."
Oct siGOer mig meget at bore, iirr ior Zen iooe,
Lille 6reten TenocIa'5 Stylo."
"Seu lobe, lille 6rotsn TeuOela er MI en- elegant lioen
SaroneSie; filth iOrorin9S.oS oa eitOGroia, uco bun
bog, at bun III life er BEN Lille ubetpotIl9e SenoeIa. "
"SaronsnS SmitGnOi9beoer er Oa uuOergnaeOe en-
eler anoeu itr 6orauOriug?"
"9iOsen, ~unG9tcIi9, Oo9 in9eu, iom i%ortieuer at tals
bs ltcr. Men Dsnning beiab alereoe iom u9iit en-
~6Groi9beo at piie fig, iom man maa ertienSe rsbsbe
geni, % bans SaIent ben Hetnin9 CT ~uopbsrli9 imteet,
iiteoeticr at tase al. Wso 6Iositab % gerssnins 10.
ger ban at bragg 6OrSeI al Gilt; ban iGl9e, tjober, iqIs
ger igien % 9ipr, meo ct Orb, iom Dor isrte 9anOiuns
ter bsiit soce aiiRrer, msoens ban beftunOis peobliper
at islse fin ooueosrunSiGtnins, at man urbeioer life
blot for at leue, men osiaa ior at laoe Gnore is, at man
%lsuer."
"Sioen @sorg M ipsrser til Senbela, iasoe aows
manssrtapteinen, "ialoer bet mig ino. at ies cnonu lite
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
LOG

lite, at ban oa piIOe pare i0IeS!e3 ior ben Sati6 faction,
at Gan b!eu IeOiaget BERTH uuper 6!a9nin9 os aanons
iaIut. "
YReoeus ommanoortapteiu Opbolot Jig peo oente
Segipenbeo % uomaIebe Den ei alene ior Glptra, men
OgiGa for Sen samIe S9neIius, Der ur blepen taIot op
til Sbe, bapOe Georg iiOoet iorppbet SeitueIle, lite al
@Ipira, men al Den gamIe 5orualter, buis belle 6igur,
SGien, Sale % 9oIouiug miuoeoe bdm ON en- ln!otoms
men IignenOe 9srion, iOm ban life tunoe errnore, buor
ban baUoe icet, men iom ban beltemt bauoe ieet.
3gueIiu5 paa i'm Sjoe itottsOs, ioritauOiet bagueo Den
opleiteOe Gbstop, ~uopbOrIist til @eOrg % bite BAN en-
iooOau SpmGrtiombeO, at @eorg bIep %iorlegen Ouer ben
ganIe NiauoS 2lrti9beo. Graf bans &srtIGoe til at
faIbe paa @u!uet, uips, par SIOjugen ia sOOt iOm pau
SuG Tor at tage bet Op. % oa George ltaIoe iGtte lin
G5etop paa 9oroet, bauoe BEN 6amIe mar repet ale Sc
andre Stopper neO, iOr at ituiie SIaOS til pen unse Saps
tcin8.
@lpira imieos o9 nitteoe til Den @amIe. Wien 6rnis
mauosrtaptenen tiItaitsoe BAN ct % anoet SIit, iom
b~suirtebs, at ban iao ret iom ct Sps paa Stolen,
20, uobrpo Georg, ~buor bar ie9 funnel i%or9Iemnie
at ipsrse efter 5ystsn 8enoeIa?"
"gemOelu er i~orIGnsit gilt" ipareoe elpira, gift
msO en- 9eriOu, iom Serr aopteiueu maalte heller lite
bar CLIENT: Baron Sennins @...fiOIo.@
"gtsi. Oirtelis! Guis 5arbrOr Stprmbom bapoc le.
net suOnu, UiIOe ban bape iast, at Baron g.. itj6lo uar
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19

temneIt9 let @oos: ieg tom ira GborIelton nlto july
SomuIo. % oct (DeIe er III mogaiineret.
Sen aopteiaen Iioer 0a intet ~bstpOeiist &obf
"9'ei, life Otouomiit Senieeuoe; tbi 6dyt'" y"
%oSlureret. Den ieg leo Oe5pG,re ct onOct, loH I9 i,
brig OII tomme til at slemme jes miiteoe en- &'' ''
fan life %critatteS."
"O9 SciRtuingeu?" 3,
Yen bIsp a%imOnitret Goretow, meo llnoIo9I''.
RonltabIen, iOm btUer Der Gjnter, for at bo0t S'.9
meO 5artetet % 9~rbeioet, "iuaiuort bet tan 0s3q'.
Vet par psI bittert at files poa oenne NFaaOt pa .'
ralte Gutter; men, nil Sub, iaa trGiie5 ri after III o"
aaret pao Glura Gornelia." -,
Ser aapteineu nil a~ltiaa, at gri98en ~iremOe'@ ".
leI'e nnoer lit n~uuGreuoe Nopn? 6uis jeg nldH''' ~
o0be ben, ituloe ben Blot bcOoe 6anup, iorot ot"F ..
'pGrot9e, miIoe og i~nOto8enOe NGien ueI Dor pa" -
NettI85eO at ic lit glaun ulsne prpoe i'm 6OrIoOe0fs O'
tsi."
0retenen o~perroiter mig Ell oobbslt Se"l'.,
seq CT life IorIouet, on min Gro enb CT bIepe' P'"'s
en- us Sienitano. Wten 6rDfenen taller % ON 0'""F
lonr ON De bapoe feet benoe2"
San rsOmece itartt peo oisis Orb: 6annps ",
tanOe life Gluiru's 9aabOr saa oper bans saOfF' wv
at SIocst tOm SeuaseIie.
"Sm bet iaa par piloe bet pare iaa mar'sI9''
"Sa, ~unGstelist ies uiloe lite tunns i~Ort'"'' -
Ell ioooon SiliaIoi9beb."
'Nea c5 fan meset let f~orflare Dem bet. )
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
DIR. y. Iuutoicn:

DIR. y. Huutoicn:
SEQ bar mnotaset SDma Ifincu
"&uspcnncn" for en- ussstio IL
sen, 90 jc9 fan nae, at ics bar als
ori9 ipct paa iaa 900 CT WaIfine
ipm "Suspennen". 2uioc pi
firbt III Der, maatic pi betaie go
Taicr ior Gu al iamme @oobco.
Wdaac al pore Tapocr bicp bpilie
iorbamict pco at ic, bpur pen %
400 oem CT, 90 ica pil aipre ait ior
W,aifinens uobreselic.
Wre. Bertha Gpanoe,
Waibpmsai, Saib.
Teebr. 4, 1898.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19

"Hurmnuoen" ta9er WItaOrltetsmpz
bet It1rft / 5oriuar % beiipIocr Dtojos
riteten for, al ben bar tuu bet Gne til
iRues: "Ge liter life Suerorup ca Sis
teoul". - Oct er life greet iOr Dinios
riteten, neripm ben life bar upgst uuoet
6urenlu9sbnnuO enb bette, iom "gtor.
mduoeu" uRuNer.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19

Zen 5preneoc 3irfes Stuoenter
bar uotalt lin ltprte WRtsbIQi9clie al at
8roi. Siteoal ital baUe uotnlt, at De
par paapirteoe til al iorlape G~u9sburg
% 9na III ben anocn Stole, % ertlRrer
bette for uinuobeO. Oiteoal moitploer
iia meo, at ban life bar mcut Dem, iOm
CT peo ben nuoeu Stolc, men al Der bar
pGret 9ioyt 5oyiog mco at overtnIe De
StuceHter, iom III er ut0 Suu9sburg,
nj At 'orlaot ocuus Gnitalt.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19

Gu NifuoemuS. Gn meget irsmrus
eeuoe tlueiit 9Rro, ell Mauouriu, tpm
pfte ON 8attsn til MtSTouHr Rpuniu8
for Of tale meo BAN ON &eteu I'll Gu
lisbeo. 0on maatte opie nleget Ouot al
fine Gmbeosbrgore. De fit Opinuiet,
al ban gil til Nti8ionGreu, cnoos ban
git iortlpOt iom en- itmpel Slrbeioer,
&snnills bar meaet suot Saub for, a
ocnne lGroe Qtano bliper mart er
R~rjiten.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
airfelise Npbeper.
em Wiuuritttsus RGoe pda au8s'

Gm YilIlortltteHe DlUVe ~" ""5N
bura iiasr -5cIietlaoet4: 0uOrIor Vol
ben me setuins Or M, bd ben er TAR
t,re suo u~caufuoe o. bar srru'; Sruuo
at ifaa saa? Gsrior .Iep Der ei Yale
um Cp5rgtrelie q bette 95ras. %eni
mem. par gricutt. Der man3Ieoe l'ie
Scaunru9. Esrior tcnote &c @anI's
ia talcu iro son ercuccns Sarnocm
Ser bar Sis.cO "a SrittmihsO 4''
beor.. tuogu ydm,cu / ttt &tla. AI.e
rilos g,. "a nan Uioic, bgao oct paT.
Gen ms Te.uHs bar d!ilon oeo oeiie
gisos e~icrtrpttsIiat iaat lor Ia9en, oil
ben a til. O. ben bar REQ al o~r8an''erc
Tia. srf.rrct, al BEN aaicr at IortiTtie
mco at pare til. @ieuuem ,, norie
glars Srucuruacr bar Den b%ciiaoei men
Craaniiauou, iu9ca ul ueI on toi.s
pan. OF ben ru nj problloe, 'adlEHse
Der Ct su lutHerh alrts 1 amcrita".
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19

GntbOlf Yrrs. Ge tatbolite Siz
ifopers forbnnoltugcr peO iioite Msoe
/ Chicago bar urret @icaitaHo iur ar
ltlula Srltlt at DC tatBOlitc Slaoreonts
tgrer. gu tommer Siraiien: Dc ia
tholitc 8iifoper bar trtugienot ct Sir
tul1re, bpori be trailer 8eoattUrerue
for oeres 6rigeo % % truer Dem meo
at aopare mob oeres 8laoe % berpue
benz oeres Abounenter, ocriom De her
eiter life er mile Gutter.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19

"6Olteblabet" tiger, at Goncoroia
Colleges Organ / Moorbeoo ertl2rer
Y..i. Suerorup % OiteouI Tor tirtelisc
Suitrirlooere % S%ntriganter, o9 at
De / i'm Serb lisuer De ltalienIte Ban.
bitter.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19

Zen cuBclifc EeNjcring bcitaar al
II Msolemmer, q ol5ie II er Der !
aatbOIlt, l Y}etbOout, l GOu9resatlOz
~naliit, / 4resbpterianer. l 6ritanter,
Reiten tilborer ben sugelite e~piitopnle
Statstlrte.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19

i Gonitautinpprl bplocs inf IN
tberlt 8uostieneite i bet telierlige &C.
ianotitab8 0otel bper Spnoag al Yaitor
eide, ipm er auiat ipm Qegatipnsprelt.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19

StnniSIaus airfen Chicago or M.
Zig mopIet, Den er Speus iterjte &irte
o. tltbGrer Satbollterne.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19

AugSbnrg Stnoenternc gar / npgIe
GeioIutiOner uotOlt i'm iuloe 3tuio til
Aug5burg 8oaroet og 2luitalteu5 See
rere % De ErIncip9r, ipr builte De
tiGmper.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19

Yaitur u. &. InDerieu / albert Sea
cr taloet III &aitor Sruns Gitermano
/ Chicago; oct er enonu life ~iittert, ON
ban mOotaBer aalOelieu.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19

@Saii. 6alf @Icrticus Nieui0beo
bar Der uEret aOitillJg 8Iurgclie &cts
nm9 al at aloc aulnOerne Stcmmcret
"a Gulcrei. "a @aitOren paa it %
Vars Subilpm blto ootrraitet meo
Gapsr "a ggieHItnn9ar, taltc ogina
nOgle auuOcr oifeutlla. Gn gtInnes
apUlis &,yortcr bar "lutcrUIeIUtt" pa
itorcu, % oeHue itll Ueo oeHus 2luleos
nln9 hape uota,t, at "ban par tlIbeieIt8
til at brpoe en- 5muLe meo DC gamle
Gormer, "a Spluoerne iOrtjener al ben
CpmGrtOmbeo, iOm nan 9iuer benz.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
S0ger tald9s
"Steurab. Ypfens" go9binoe!.

Spiftnipmbelh al oisie Seser fan erbosoes =, ~ y
HUBS ~btfalenoe abonnenttr. tom vta" nss.
"TceorabsV often" til oen | fpfte lalr9I!s M ~
isitoe yris' cpsip aItio 6ortaffsrs"s 's %
aens Tapn. Ga.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19

GrOtcitautismcu pm0er mere %
mere 6remauug / 6rautrl3e; bette bar
bragt lIrO b,anot aat5olItcruc, Tom III
tar laoet uOaaa en- aImuocllg Cpio'
bring III aae tr0 G0ru al ay:teu I'll at
uOreuie 5uroel9cu; men Den er life iaa
let at iaa no!
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
En b~sitissIia Reiormaiionsieif al.


bOioies al aus ssat'oHer olanot sutpe'
rarerne superior, SSlS., oen olie Iis
tober ! ben loenlt luth. sirie. AeT bar
8 Adiioner repreleniereee, nemI'9
1Rlt, uor't oanlt, penn, amer'tanf %
ipf. Ialer holotes paa que Spso3i
&c 'orl!leli8e Meni8qeosF9 Sah9'0F
%ioytneoes il e. lcm atiompa9isfsoes
al ct paiteri Crds'ier.
r,,s.ra
WisHons.@lrfiombeo 6ucr ssnoaa
er Der , S~uogtieueiter. en- 8nna ON
Raansotn 4~neroano: Der er mango
gsracitoler ca 8aticHbuie, en- iareaen
Giaeitole; Den utberite Uleniabeo be.
naor az 1870 Si1le, iom. mi euo be ale
or mlnbrc bemioleoe, boa iamler aarlia
til 6aitiacs lluocrho,o oucr 100 Z.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19

sopbus. 2 stoueu. Grinoriu8ero9 az
Eilleoer. 112 Sioer hettet
3aehplb: he gag. 5Frte uehu8tsr ! siT-an0s's. et y 80.
xaa 1ai IN osao1s-pauoeu -Eaag III en- frerHeo s'a-sAotEsI -,
=, -. 9Pc, NIL sas.rs o, BIZ awt Rp. On Jr I'll 1SisrstrH0"
tubsfs4-Raar Siupru e. naast-eeku "a 5astfH-G pritF''sep"" o'
10 rrtsie-usfst ira NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. anahsr- aatpa -
900 rr,,~thy-- gpsfr- halsmfim, aes Reoe-Erof-3onpa -JonsIt"o
-yfrr-sisas Rlaee-Gt Sglfrei. 4bs aap Jrisr-Sars-paHS ~sVe'- 1lr'
wb srzpinseH-ears gwdars. Sic aaY. 17 sam!s 3ejT % pans ou"'
a., oar Cm,rua Z Iiel. zoe san Riausr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sns
pns tyrisl,r at iaatus bdrens F1rt-Eaassa lstsr-uof3t. oe sp uPs'''
-Rs,r-saups. s,e aap. slutHtn. -eisrptn-zasuet ON oen-SolHeosa's
loat rag ss.eass Gthruisoas- -ssssrucaa'n"-4t oilie" -" ,as.
ar--,- ,4, sp gysu1 ERaaree-l5se aulua-3r3srHs 6uro, lSos
sr. Sisfe 1aanur paa gtr en- 11 taalut-SurHaH
smru-pusoru. i4scsap. gRprer-stHHRa- = oiwiaIr-S Spnt'Gys
geha1ta-Gspe Istbttorsr -eurmau taRr easfS teIt S'"'
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
! oct aamle IiliherlanO meO l6,oOO

Suobp8gere er Der oprettct Here lutbers
lie Observation-Disclosures Der er Stoler
% aapelIer. % bet Ter no iom life iaa
ina al 6Iltiterue ital pinoe8 lor &riitus.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
Wtntrr petaIes paa inpTntte Wsnn.
The Citizens Savings Bank
DEBORAH, IOWA.
6. Z. eurtin, Sasi. 6. ". 8ursis, Old.

fSorrstntnsen er almtuoellg 3ant ggips
llosH. % moculauoIte Brretpoprty ts.4
on lrlgeS. 9ette er ben eueite &auI Qo.t
ttet, Der gtper
Nsnte paa Yais Soof S:vpF.5
Soil, ION bar ReH3e, be life bar 9ra3 10.
pll iitoe, at bette 5pitsm sr mere .l5srli
euo De oil fiuoe Bet uo9eH auotu 8anl "a
I gpeu. Heute betales pna Interest bear
ing Pass Books. 4 pct. Garcr tctllbaa
baIuaarIlg ben lite 9ult % ben litt 3rMu
bpcrt Nar, for ale Summer, Der lie tyrn4
no melem oisie Iatoer. 4cu8e tan ir,t
mo ulariombelit o. I'll hotltetiombait 9ta
% fan tageS 10, noar 8eoiommsUot gute
bet. Certificates Of Deposit gives, mob "a
Rerts al 5 pei.
Venae uoiaaneS mob Iape a,nta
paa SItterbeo al bebits SlasA
30. Is. II.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
o.I Watch Guards

eleoont 8aue Tor 3uIcheI8el. UelIII a. II
6Gos, lr,cinI,i. Ban bar o9iaa Ct penn 6O-
pola al Gioarer, 25 cler 50 I en- Dor NPt
5Sirit National Bant. "a
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19

gis0
7tctrdbs
q. soften.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-20
Pr %rS g < x IE,C1o

Para Ia rifa annual benefcio 0s. Asilo para pc
bree LA CARLOAD ast.bIs,;ida en- Humacao,
eonesdida POI Real Ofdo2 de de Julio de
este afo, puhlicada en- Ia GGeetG Official de
esta PROVINCES an de Agosso ntmero SO.
Ri primer sorteo vsriacars 20 de Diciembre do
1S03 combination el de igrs fecha de a Lotefa
Provincial bso el tip3 de % COO esas diydidos d6ci
MOS al respeeto de peso oaeda extranjera
rriente, sibGy&ndoee 81 apoEte f0rma sguente:)
5000 bllstes de Que cops.a l Fcy sl $25009
TEF.9s!fsk
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-20
EMPE ESA
OF KHF0RES ESPAAGLEs ccRsEGS DE Las AETfLLAs
TRAsPORTEs MILTT ARES DE
SOHEEsv'GS sce ESEBRER.a
HABANA

Los vapOres de e efe0uaran este
oe9 les dlss TO- h 20 Is de cads las
os diRs de labor las dooe del dia festiyos.
LINEA De CUBA
diss 15y %. ~ '-R~ H-e s- ~
Los de Nuavisas eIbs,a
AAysTi barac0s, guantanamo Oubs.
ademse tOcGra en- ssgua de TanamO.
TOdos etornarAn Vencando H.
Las entraGss Hsbans
ter de 19, IS Q de oadames.
Ntngh0 de estos
LINEA DE PUEETC RICo
saea los dias 10y colo
q del d 10 Gihsrs EsracOa auantAnamo Ou-
bas CaboHatanOy Mayaeuez
uniEDoS pnert6E.
Ri del da 20 rt POr Nuevs Gha.4 srscoa euAnsanao Ca
o tc Domingo P0nca MsysgIez kgGsCiIs
70 kaaO Flnendo per los Dsln0s NuartOs.
ketIfEacan sahenio de PToRicO respective
mene: foeaTan en- Cuba log d IS rsandO
iechse corrcspo adisntes de : d da nee
NngRn0 dc estOs retorno
eGIEEA De CAIBAHER.
T0dog sesdre IN yspor ous tonanda
1a nsres an "a Isabella de sagu ngsr$ microbes
hatornara saeado de Cbea los psy0s Hegads
viernes. - ~.
FodOs yrnes las vapor que toesra
an Isaa e Sagua los satados egra abarien
Ee"tsr etorno saeudo de Csbaren
De h otn del en de pasaeros. toCard Sgua egars a
RE5CLOADOR.
Ea ien gs51 possnts para remoloues DOR
ss coatas de eats !s hhtadO has para acQue nea
rsvs sSvsC2antn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-20
sA'4pns'A Il ElIlgsIlaas

DE ALFONSO SANTOS ELL1NGERT.
El suscribe, tene Ia honra poner conocimieR
to de este respectable dbco q7e das ha
su Taller Capital calle dc San Francisco nm 08
har toda case de cizsdOs desde s d peso
hasa Ia bota de montar de 20 COnpromeiSndoma
entregar el calzado lSg "a horas.
81 10 que nuehas peIs0nss deseaban ahos pue
den aprovschar Ia 0caat0 pUcs cuentc pmero
ccdo de opsFsEics de M miaino puobo que poder
desemrenar cunpatE los Gu confazs.
Sc tnmsO Ha5aSss observation-disclosures Sant :
lUsna~L B9a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-20
5 A,41S t4,4Is

7sH prentice quo iIoi'crtaa I,aIS. .I4, AIS
:n'4rsness s1eSSa
NUIE-~~I4s ,llfercncta SIS I3a entire ell noorts
de los IS 600 biIets T4 prenios, dec
tina gasys IauTesiH9 2es, ustas prospectoa,
cuars paTte la RsAs A*sals d. ios prSdnctos Equi
dcs por 1OC tneI2 Hs ia Los bletea
benefclc en- favor del Asilo.
OTRA.se ecncede q per to0 dc hsnefciO sOdoa los
que tomen acctQ1ez dc e2 t;stea Il eapte as claas
debersn pe1irse Ii PTessta b. Aslo doEa CleDlencs
D$vila dc SiIs0net.
OTRA.-No servtr& A5zg::l .eiSlo que velgS
accmpahGdo de su e0rresp0n2i. ate lE3parte.
OTRALos billsta preEIi@dQs pagaran en- la do
Gxuercc don Joss kTeGT IS las Aibas, establscida
en- est& villa
Lo que Sc avisa 81 psh.tco para 81 conocmiento
Runac&o, 10 da Segtiazabs IL 1888 La Presidents,
CEess0aea E&a4La sH Gas.Cs:5t.
La Junta lei Aao Sc llaata<, hsES a. sortec. El
SIS sss &s ia 'af seo rNgasaa sT los pagos
sA :~3n .sea 4~a.n;e@Sr NEEs.
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SUDDEN ENDING.
A Juror Goes Insane During O
Trial

A Juror Goes Insane During
Trial.
NEW YORK. Dec. 1s.-There was a
sudden pause today in the sensational
trial of DR.. Henry G. F. Meyer. which
was drawing to a natural close in the
court of oyer and terminer 1t was
while the eloquent Charles w. Brooke
was in the midst of his plea for the life
of the accused doctor. The seventh
juror. Alexander B. Low, plumber.
fell suddenly ill at noon. The pause
will probably mark the end of the trial,
for in the midst of the excitement
young man, white with fright and
anxiety, pushed his way to Justice Bar
rett's desk and said that Juror Low was
his father; that he was ruined by the
destruction by fire of the ROcka way
Beach hotel some years ago, and had
been so mentally unbalanced by
the catastrophe that il had been
for the insane. Mr.. Brooke was in the
midst of a denunciation of the informer-
accomplice, Carl Mueller. He had been
speaking all hour and a half, and was
making a particularly eloquent address.
Low seemed to be very much affected
by the plea of the lawyer. His hands
twitched. and, as the speaker proceeded.
the jurors head moved till, at $50, his
head was swaying from side to side, his
lips moved as if muttering, and his
eyes rolled.
DIR. OSullivan and four jurors carried
the sick man into the next room. DIR.
O'Sulliyan stripped him to the waist,
placed MIN on couch and put a cake
OF ice from a water tank upon his
head. Drs. Carpenter and Minden re.
ported to Justice Barrett that Juror
Low was suffering from cerebral
congestion and would not be able to re-
turn To the consideration of the Never
case today, if ever. An adjournment
was ordered till tomorrow. DIR. Carpen.
ter gave the opinion that Juror Low was
suffering with acute dementia caused
by the mental and physical strain re-
sultlng in the cerebral congestion. The
jurors son told Justice Barrett that
seven years ago his father had been
confined in Bloomingdale asylum. Ii is
not probable that the trial will ever be
resumed. If it is abandoned on account
OF the mental incapacity of Mr.. Low a
new trial will be ordered, and in that
event Mr.. Nicoll declared this morning
1t would be next to impossible to secure
a Juror In this county, the case having
been given so much publicity.
Drs. Dana and Mcdonnell. experts
on insanity, tonight made an exanina-
ton of Juror Low. who was stricken
down during the progress of the trial
OF DR.. Myer. The doctors each
wrote out sealed opinion regarding
Juror Lows condition, which will be
opened by Judge Barrett tomorrow. 1t
is believed that the finding of the ex-
perts will show that Juror Low Is hope
lessly insane.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-19
Abducted and Outraged.

WEST Troy, n. Y, Dec. 1S.--One of
the boldest and most outrageous deeds
perpetrated in this vicinity in some
time was committed last evening about
9:45 O'clock. Mrs. Allidia Maldie was
standing on the stoop of her
residence at Meanwhile, in the western
part of the village, when she was sud-
denly seized by two men and carried
from the stoop TO lot near by and
outraged. her cries were stifled. The
men left her in an unconscious condi-
ton. After she recovered she man.
aged to crawl to her house, and
afterwards reported the matter to
Chief of Police Collopy who sent Officer
Welsh to hunt for the men. After
getting description from Mrs. Maldie,
the officer arrested two men who gave
their names as Gilbert Dudeon and
Louis Harvey. AS soon as Mrs. Maldie
RECEIVERS sufficiently she will try to
identify them.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-19

W.
CHICAGO, Dec. 1S.--In the Prender-
CAST trial today, Attorney Wade. of the
defense. announced that Henry George,
who was TO have been witness. had
lodged service and could not be called.
Other witnesses were missing, and court
adjourned for few hours to allow the
defense time to bring in medical ex-
perts. Assistant States Attorney Todd
and his associate attorney. A. s. Trude.
sprung sensation in the trial today
when they announced that the state
had been betrayed by the medical ex
perts. The prosecution claim that the
evidence expected to be used in rebuttal
of the insanity evidence of the defense
has been carried to Prendergast's attor-
neyS by the doctors upon whom the
state had relied. Mr.. Trude denounced
the experts in strong terms, and also
stated that certain organizations have
raised money for the defense. The
statement made by the prosecution that
some of its expert witnesses on insanity
had gone over to the defense has proven
true. 1t is said that PrendergaSt is
outside persons for his defense, and that
this money is being used to employ eX-
pertS. This has not been proven.
Most prominent among the wit
neSSeS examined today were DR..
Archibald Church and DR.. d. R. Brewer.
Both are insanity experts; both were
employed by the STATE to examine
Prendergast, and both today declared
that they consider him insane, both
saying he is victim of ''paronia."
Then DIR. Brewer was cross-eXamined
by r. Trude, who asked:
isn't 1t true that in the case Of Stur-
letta Stiles you wrote to Mr.. Mills, who
was then prosecuting, and said you
some valuable testimony for the state,
and that later you appeared as an tx
pert for the defense; that according to
your directions the defendant had an
epileptic fit i'll front of the jury?"
mo"
did she nat have an epileptic fit in
court?'
Il think she did"
didn't you swear that that epileptic
fit was genuine and straight out-and-
out fit?'
Il believe did,"
Don't you know that right after she
iou ZIG Ii, do Suo pdSSCu OuG vi Iii0
court room, while you and l and she
were gong down stairs, she said, Doc
tor, did just what you told me, and l
got even with the bailiff; when l got
that fit l bit his thumb clear TO the
bone.'"
mo"
Mr.. Trude then asked the witness If
he was not witness in the Dacry mur-
der trial several years ago. and if Dacry
did not have fit before the jury ac-
cording to DR.. Brewers prescription.
This the physician denied and Mr.. Trude
sarcastically in quired, Don't you give
your memory morphine, doctor?''
No answer was made. The Stiles and
Dacry cases were celebrated Chicago
murder trials. The Stiles woman was
the mistress of Charles Stiles. of the
Chicago board of trade, and killed HIM
in the Palmer house. Mr.. Trude was
for the defendant In this case. Dacry
was hung for numbering Aid. Gaynor
several years ago.