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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-05
Cotton Futures.

New York, March 4-The SUMS cotton future
report says: THE one bright spot in the mar
ket to day was the Liverpool advance, which
was accompanied by reports that another effort
will be made TO settle the Lancashire strike 1t
is believed that a settlement of this difficulty
would give the market a jog which would send
prices upward easily. In the meantime how
ever, there is not much disposition here to trade
on rumors about the great industrial
difficulty on the other side of the water
Operators have become tired of that Liver
pool was undoubtedly stronger and closed with
hopeful tone, but it was noticeable that the
trading here was very small scale. The
truth Is that it is a waiting market and It will
continue to be q waiting market until the mem
bers OF the trade here see more reason
to strike out decisiveiy 10 one
direction or the other. Prices advanced
to points and closed firm and steady, with
sales of ass, 900 bales. The receipts at the ports
were estimated at 800 bales, against ,3O6 this
day last week and IS, 034 ast year. Liverpool
advanced points and closed very steady, with
spot sales OF 5000 bales. In New Orleans
futures advanced points. The
spot quotations here were Lice hi1her
at l6c for upland middlings with sales OF 500
bales for export and ia bal.s for spinning, and
deliveries on contracts of 600 bales The re-
ceipts at three interior towns were 9.0l1 bales
against 1913 this day last week and 2,SC7 last
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-05

The Baptist church is a total wreck.
The academy, with the Masonic hall over
head, was destroyed.
Three section houses came next. One was
occupied by Foreman 7. I. Barr, who was
badly bruised
A negro girl had her arm broken.
The depot was wrecked.
On the south side OF the railroad, among
the residences swept away, was A. j.
Smiths, where the family only escaped
without fatal injuries.
G. F. Shannon was badly hurt, as were
Mrs. Lizzie Page and Miss c. M. Mills.
T. w. Rodnut's residence was demolished.
Mrs. Rodnut was struck by flying splinters
an inch thick and Is inches long, which
penetrated from the top of the left shoulder
through her back, coming Gus beneath her
right shoulder blade diagonally across the
back. Mrs. Hill, a visitor, and Mrs. Hod-
nut both received scalp wounds and bruises.
The cyclone continued In an easterly di-
rection, doing no further damage, so far
as heard from, until near Kenewanee. four
miles distant, where Robert Walker
tooloredl had his house blown down and
stock killed.
W. II. Webb's house, near Kenewanee,
was the last struck, as far as heard from.
Willie Webb, 10 years old, was killed out
right, and W. II. Webb, with his thigh
broken, scan hardlyilive.
Miss Ida Webb was in bed sick, and when
the house was struck the bed sank to the
ground and protected her from the tim
bers.
TERRIFIC AT ABBEvILLE.
ABBEvILLE, Ga, March A terrific
wind and rain storm prevailed here last
night, beginning at 1870 O'clock and CON
| tinued throughout the night. Houses were
blown from their foundations, others I'M
rooted; the steeple of the new Methodist
| church was carried away, trees were ups
rooted and the demolition OF fencing was
general.
At the residence Of Judge B. F. Blessing
anne, ordinary OF tine county, the front door
was blown open and water in torrents
rushed violently through the place with
the velocity of a milraoe Every room in
the house was flooded.
A pet dog occupied box
in the hall. The box was
blown through the front gate, and the dog
was carried away and has not been heard
from since
The wind is still blowing gale and snow
fakes are falling.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-05
WIFE

A Hat goes bad it's your fault,
sometimes; sometimes it's the
sellers. If the latter individ,
ual is us, we would always like
the chance to make it right
EVENT. the case is very fragrant,
to give you a new one. In the
meantime, we are just itching
to show you those New Shapes
in Alpines and Stiff Hats we
just received for Spring Wear;
they are beauties and at prices
well, just come and see them.
Wen do the rest.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-05
FIVE NEW SENATORS.

Martin Of Kansas Takes His Seat
Without Cbjsction.
WASHINGTON, March 4.-Twenty OF the
senators who took the oath of office TO-.
gether to-day were senators who have been
re-elec ed. Five took their seats in the
Senate for the first time. These are: Lodge,
rep. Of Massachusetts; Murphy, DEM, OF
New York; Roach, dem, of North Dakota /;
Smith, dem, of New Jersey, aud White,
dem, Of Colorado.
The credentials of John Martin as senator
from Kansas were presented by Senator
PETER and read.
Senator Hoar said that the credentials
just read seemed to be in due form and to
entitle Senator-elect Martin prima fecie to
be admitted to a seat in the Senate. If there
was to be question as to his title upon
merits the Senate could pass upon that
afterward. He moved that the oath of
office he administered to Mr. Martin. The
motion was agreed to, aud Mr.. Martin took
and subscribe to the oath.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-05
JUSTICE JACKSON SWORN IN.

The New Justice Dons His Robes and
Takes His Seat.
WASHINGTON, March A small gath
ering Of kinsfolk, personal friends and
ladies of the supreme court circle assem-
bled in the supreme court this morning at
II O'Clock in advance of the great inaugural
ceremonies of the day and witnessed the in
duction into Office ss a justice OF the su-
preme court of the United States of Judge
Howell E. jackson successor to the late
Justice Lamar. Prior to the ceremonies in
the court room the ordinary oath
Of Office was administered TO Justice Jack
son in the robing room of the court by Chief
Justice Fuller, the witnesses being all the
other justices of the court. Retired Justice
Strong. ex-Attorney General Garland,
Clerk McKenney and Marshal Wright. At
into the court room, Justice jackson bring
ing up the rear and stopping at the
clerks desk. When the court was
seated Chief Justice Fuller said at
give me pleasure to announce that
since the adjournment of the court
vacancy then existing on this bench has
been filed by the appointment Of Howell e.
Jackson OF Tennessee. DIR. jackson Is pres
ent and ready TO take the oath" After
Clerk Mckinney had read the commission,
Justice Jackson, in a clear, firm voice, read
from manuscript the judicial oath and was
sworn in by the clerk. He then proceeded
behind the rail to the end seat on the bench,
where he was cordially welcomed by Justice
Brown.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-05
HANGED HERSELF IN A BARN.
A Lovable Woman Driven to Suicide
by Bad Health.


ATHENS. GA, March 4. - To-day the
town of Harmony Grove, thirty miles north
of Athens, was thrown into fever of ex-
citement by the suicide OF Mrs. w. T. Hol-
brook, q lady of high social standing in that
place. This morning Mrs. Hobrook arose,
eat q hearty breakfast and seemed very
cheerful. Soon after breakfast she was
missed by members OF the family and after
an absence of ten minutes was found in an
clubhouse hanging from jost She had
taken two balls Of common knitting thread.
tied them together, fastened the cord over
the joist Of the clubhouse, looped the cord
around her neck and swung Off into
eternity.
Mrs. Holbrook was the daughter Of Mai.
j. Owens, formerly Of Franklin county, but
now resident Of Louisiana. She was a
beautiful lady and had many friends in this
section of the state. For the past two years
her health has been very bad, which has had
a telling effect both upon her mind and
body. Her family circle was a most pleas
ant one, she having loving husband and
dutiful children. No cause can be assigned
for her rash act except u temporary fit Of
insanity caused by her i'll health
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-05
Market Review.

CHICAGO, March 4.-Business was abandoned
by the board of trade TO-DAY TO celebrate the
hual adjournment OF congress without pa sing
the anti option bill AS soon as the hands Z
the clock denoted u o'clock at Washin ston the
gong was sounded cheers broke forth from all
the pits, hats were tossed to the ceiling
all sorts Ct tubilant airs. some Of the
younger members procured a coffin from a
neIShooring UNDERTAKE establishment and
Inscribed on it. ''Alt.-O )tion. Died Il lrch 4,
i&5. The improvised pal-be0rers brought IL
to the door Of the hall. but were refused admit
lance, and brought their burden away in disap-
continent. At the close, compered with la st
night. wheat is up ~ and corn NC. PORK is
nc lower, lard 2IAc down, and ribs unchanged
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-05
There

Comes a time in boyhood
when the occupancy of long
pants is the all-absorbing
thought. AS the twig is bent,
so is the tree inclined, and the
father who would have his
boys form habits of neatness
in dress may inculcate a valu-
able object, lesson by purchas-
ing their first Long Pant Suits
of us.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-05
ABBEvILLR's TRAGEDY.
r. L. Robinson Held for the Action
the Grand Jury,

r L. Robinson Held for the Action of
the Grand Jury.
ABBEvILLE. GA, March Ar. l. Rob
inson, an employee at the sa w-milI Of Will
son Bros, charged with being accessory to
the murder of George Reeves, had a pre-
liminary trial here yesterday, and was
bound over to await the action Of the grand
jury in the sum of $500.
Robinson, armed with Winchester rife.
accompanied NJ. B. Wilson to a point near
the scene OF the tragedy. In his statement
he asserted that NJ B. Wilson and he in
tended simply to arrest Reeves, who had
shot Ross Wilson, but that he (Robinson)
had stopped before reaching Reeves house.
he further stated that Reeves resisted ar
rest by firing two pistol shots at Wilson be.
fore the fatal shot was fred.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-05
Vruit ana Vegetable Merket

NEW YORK March 4-Oraugea, Indian
river SO 00GD3 IS; brghts selected. 81 5C(,3 90;
straight 5: q! p; rlssets ~ o0g98 Is; grape
darins 81 5102 80; straw res, 55c02f 90;
beets, 81 o00l 25; cabbage, 81 00D2 so; egg
plant, boxes 81 0097 90; barrels. $40 00N2O 90;
peas, So C0Gb5 co.; lettuce. 81 00033 %: beans
81 OOD2 80: tomatoes, carriers, a O0D5 90;
crates 81 OO04 90.
PALMER, RIvEHBuRG & Co.
NEW York, Marcn 4-Florida orange re-
ceipts for the week ending. 1870 boxes Re-
ceipts heavy and poor quality arriving in bad
order indian rivers gilt edge. g. 5O614 90;
other sections, 81 7502 so; russsts, 81 5O@,2 90;
beans, 81 00Qt2 80; peas, 81 O003 80.
OLovITT Bros.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-05
Homestead Leaders entenoed.

PITTsBUR5, Pa, March 4. -Rober5 ].
Beatty. Hugh 7. Dempsey, district master
workman CT the Knights of Labor. and
Gallagher and Davidson, the Homestead
prisoners, we're brought into court this
morning for sentence. Beatty and Dempsey
got seven years each, Gallagher five years,
and Davidson rhrea Years
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-05
NAVAL STORES CONVENTION.
1t Will Meet at Waycross Next
Wednesday,

Wednesday.
MCINTOSH, Ga, March A. Gordon
Casseis, general secretary of the Turpen-
tine Operators General Association, has
completed the call for the convention to be
held at Waycross, Ga. on next Wednesday,
March g. The meeting will convene at lG
o'clock g. m. at the Phoenix hotel. The
"cal" was officially announced by the
Operators NelUs, a 4-page journal, which
contains the photograph of the officers of
the association, with short biographical
sketches. 1t is hoped that the convention
will be largely attended.
The railroads will give reduced rates upon
receipts gotten by the operators from agents
showing that they are in attendance upon
the convention.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-05
Hospital Buildings Burned.

WATERTowN, n. Y, March 4.-One of
the groups Of the state hospital buildings
for the insane at Ogdeusburg caught FIRE
this morning and has been partly destroyed.
The loss Is $275 900.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-06
Cine ueberfdmemmuns
Jm GcmpIe Court 6ebduoe onrd oen oas
Dab ourhbre9enoen DaHerbeh6lter
peruriabt.

SIM Gemplc Court @ebGuoe, gegeniber
bem g oitge6Guoe an Dearborn StraBe,
Derrl3te 0onneritagJtu9m. cine ungebeure
N%ufregung, ais Der oben auf benz Oabe
angebrabte @aiierbcbdlter burcbbrab unb
beiien SnbaIt ii9 nte elm &ataract in Ben
6auSflur crgoB. Ser 9eiammte benz &C.
bdube Sugefii9le S6a6en betrGgt ctpa 500.
@cgen balb 5 l6r tpuroe Ser 9tecbtS,
anlpalt gilbert 8balen, bcIien Office iicb
i'm oberftcn StoGmerf b~eftnbet, bur9 Elm
0onnerget0le in leiner Nrbeit geitDrt, unb
our Tbiir binausitiirSeno, fonnte ct Ielblt
nDb nit etgenen Nugen tpa6rnebmen, mie
Der md6tige @alierbebGlter 1tcb aus ieinem
Sunbament l0ite. Ser 8ebGlter, tpelcber
"a 3onnen ipie0t unb etma $500 Sal
lonen faBt, er9oB ietnen @elammtinbalt Int
einem mddttgen Stur5bao IN ben 6alls@
fur, moburc6 Die Ycrionen, nel6e gerabe
in SbuBtpeite itar6en, taft gu 8oben gez
norfcn tpurbcn. @litGli6ertpetle befdnben
iib bic Nui3ige, tpel9e nit Der BON benz
8ebGlter geltcferten 8aierfraft gelpctit
tpcr6en, auf benz Dberitcn, reip. untcriten
Stodtperf bcS @ebduoc5, unD bic Gon>
buctcure bc5 Nuf5u9eS famen taft obne
ourcDn6Bt gu tperOell, oaDon. Die etaentz
licbe Sriebtraft, tpelbe Die 9~tuf3iige bes
1cmple Court @ebdl0eS in 8etpegrng ieBt,
gebt bon benz anitoBcnben 9erter @ebaube
aus, unb ber Dierielbit an9eitelte Mal6iniit
fonnte it9 Sen ltntau nur baburcb ertldren,
baB auf ir9enb etne Weiie burcb 0ermer>
eultg bon Suit NIT ben in Sen 8ebGltcr ge>
pumpten @a1er berlelbe etlen bpppelten
9rut babe aus1alten miiilen. 9aS Nale
iersHeierpoir purbe aus ieinem Sunbaz
ment gcl6it, eini9e SUB iiber bas Oab binz
auSgetrieben .unb brab nieberltiir3en6
burcb balielbe, woonrA cine Defining bon
etpa 10 SUB in bas 0ab g~eriiien tpurOe.
Sier blieb es bdagen, iebcn Nusenblid
bro6enb, in Die Giefe 5u ~itir3en unb bic
nit ben 6eintgungSarbeiten unten bei6dfs
tigten Berionen 81 3erl6mettern. Nae pere
fiigbaren 9aushiener puroen lofort ab>
commaobirt, I'm ben S9aoen, 10 gut es
9tng, aus3ubeiiern, poourd Der obere 6lur
etnige Stunben lang unpailtrbar tpur6e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-06

9tbluB gu f9affen; Gerbinnun9 bes 6ufe
borns in Bet l1mgebung Der 8unoe, baB eS
benz geibpoucnen TIcii4tbeile nabgiebt,
poburb Sbrner5 pcrminbert tpirb; wurmc
BdOcr, um @iterun9 81 befor0ern.
Cine dbnlicbe &ranfbett lit Ser Nagel>
tritt, 5. b. SerleBungcn Der Soblenfd5e
burcb Gintreten frcrnber S6rper, tpie B. 8.
Na8eI, Glas, ano4eu o6er Solsiplitter
unb ber9leicben. Wan permutbct Ser
ipunbunsen, tpenn etn 8ferb tudbrenb Ser
9(rbeit pl0bli9 btntt obcr iteben blcibt unb
einen SuB aufbebt. Die G%rtennung Der
@crpunoung lit bisipeilcn iebr i3pierig
namentli4 BET Gtcrbcn in ben StrabL>
furben, tpenn Ser frembe &0rper in Der
8unbe ftcb nibt D~orfinDet Dbcr 1ief i'm
@unbfanaI ftedt. SIS Quilt bas 6orn auz
iarnmen rnb peri6licBt Die @unb6ffnun9.
Obcrfld6li9e Nageltritte lirb in Ser Gez
gel obne Bebeutung, tpdbrenb tiefere 8un;
ben 8unofteber unO Starrframpf peranz
lalicn tOnnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-06

ni4t I'M Stonbe 1T, ben 8ldttern, Sic ibrer
!3aDl unb %geiam1nten 6lGcbe mach ben1 fritz
beren 3~uftanbe Der QSur5eln entiprecben,
ben roben ~gtabrunesitoff in binreicbenoer
Meenee 5u3ufiibren. Dtefes MtBperbdltniB
miro nm 10 9rDBer iett1, je umfangsreicber
bas Bur5elmerf un6 bic 8aumfrnne, lie
oifer ber Stamm, aIlo je otter Der Baum
1T. Gle NotbwnOjgtcjt Der 8crmjnbe;
rltng Ser Gauntfrone ntmmt oabcr su nit
Der 9roBe unb benz Glitter bcs 8aumes.
0rDBcre Derplan5te Stdn1tne ulntutloet
man nit Strob, Slou8b9ros, S3ilf unb
OergIci9en, UNI Die in 6Olge ber uerminz
Oerten 8ur5eItbatigfeit mediterranean &inbe
Dor 6er Gtnmirfung 6er Sonnenitrablen
unb benz 8ertrodnen gu betpa6ren. Gin
8ebeden bes 8obens i'm ltmfreiie bes
Stammes tpdbrenb bes eriten Sommers
mach bet Bflan3ung nit fursem O1iit bait
ben 8OOen feu9t uno bef0rOert bas 9Inz
pa6ien uno @e0eiben. Sn Dinbtgen Sroz
pen mus ielbitreDenb einem grOBeren neuz
gepf lan3ten 8aume Elm ii9erer Salt sesebcn
tper0el.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-06
DeranIa6t Gbas. s. Ridarts, f9 81
erf9ieBen.

Mit stpet &ugeItpunben i'm &opf that
@bas. 8. 8ibarts !Sreitog Worgen inn
GountDboipitaL ieinen leBten Ntbe1n5ug. Gs
tpar norge1tern Mbenb uln 8 l16r 30 Winu@
ten, ais ct tn elmer NueD nGbe Der 16. Str.
bic t6btIi6e @affe gegen ietn 6aupt rtbtete.
0ie Meigerung letner Srau, nod ldnger
nit ibm suiammen gu Ieben, btlbet bocblt
tp%abribeinIi9 bas Wotip gu Dem Selblts
morbe.
9as gbepaar tpobnte in go. 715 Ge@
becca StraBe. Qm Z. Sftober erfoLgte
mach einem Streit bic Srennung. Sin
g1effe bon &idbarts bilbete Die llria9e bes
Strettes. Srau Gi6arts moate, oaB ber7
ielbe nit tbnen Sulammen tDobnen 1outc,
tpopon GicbartS NIGHTS tDiiien polte.
9onncritas9lbcno l%tattete Gi3artS 'etner
Srau in ibrer @obnung $40. 1118 SIS. Is.
StraBe einen 8eiub a6 unb bat tie, 81 tbf1
suridsufebren. Sic ~peigerte itb unb bate
nit ibrem Wanne, pie Sic gtabbart ia9clt,
etnen Idngeren BorttDechleL. 8alb oardut
pernabm man Stpei S6iiie in Der Nuen.
SIN lter6enben 3uItanbe bra6te ber Qmbu@
ldnstpagen Nibarts nacb Dem Gountps6o7
ipttal, tuo er beute Morgen itarb. 3uerlt
lenfte iib Der @erbocbt auf feline Srau, Die
WeOrberin ibres @atten su iein, oo6 err
folgte tire Sretlafiung, nadboen et1t IN ben
Sai6en De5 Spbten gefunbener Srtef CUR
@eniige bepieien bate, 6aB Der Wtann be-
abiiAtt9te, 6anb an iidb 81 Le9en. Der
Coroner CAB baS. lblibe Gerbtct auf Selbltz
mpr6 ab:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-06
Der n16roer prenoereait
pIaioirte eetern Dor Ridter Porton u21idt
fhuIoi9." = Sem Quftreten i'm
Geri9tsfaal.

0onneritag Gorm. i'm II l16r trurbe ber
W0roer !6arrilon's Dem Nicbter !0orto1
porgefibrt 3itternoen S6ritteS ndbcrte ii6
Der SbuIbbelaoene benz IrtbunaL uno
nannte ieinen Na,nen ais Batrt6 eugene
Sobn Brenber8alt. Nuf ole Srage, Oh er
it'd lcbuloi9 befeHne, anttportete ct: vgttcbt
ibulbig".
DIS Der @efangene in Ben @ertcbts1aal
9efiibrt pur0e, mar CT tpo6L bcipacbt, a5er
altb Dor Dem 3uibauerraum iDar cine 9rO>
Bere Wenge bon @eri6tSDienern poltirt. oa
Die Befiircbtltng, eS f6nuc ein 2pn6periu9
gemocbt tperben, mod nicbt poutdnbig Ders
i0punben lit. Sci benz Gri6einen Brcns
ber9alt'S fanb auD Gin algemctneS Tors
nartsor6ngeu bes gub(tfums ltatt, bob
nurbc 1ofort Sic poIitGnoigite &ube bergez
felt. s. mar aub auf ben Greppeitgdnz
gen ooriicbtig QSabt gebalten tuorben, oaB
feline nerOG0tigen @eitaltcn 3ulaB IN ben
@cri1tSidal fanDen. Der groBe Nnorang
beiptes jebo6, baB Sic 8orfi6rung beS
W0rbers In 9%etpilieu &reiien laut gewor6cn
lpar.
8renoer9ait ipur6e bon @efdn9niBsgers
tpalter Wcrrts unb 9eribtsbtener &earlteD
Dor ben Gi3ter gefiibrt; der W0rber 6ars
rt16n'S", 9tng eS Dte Elm 2duffeuer our6
Die 3ub0rerl6aft. Den 3ui6aucrn, tDelcbe
aufitanDen unb bic 6dlie redten, um einer
Slid auf ben Qngeflagten 3u %iuerfen, tpurbe
1ofort bic itrenge Weiiung ertbetlt, iib
nieoer5uieben. Die 8efeble Der @eriAtsz
Dtener tpurroen beobaobtet uno es fam 81 fei>
net lauteren St0rung.
Brenbergait belt ieinen SUIT in Ser
6ano unb iaD 81 8oben, !pdbrcnb ct feline
Sdnbe porn 5uiammen9efaltet belt. Ct
~sitterte Defttg unb belt ii5 an Dem Grm
Des @efdn9ntbuerlpalters felt.
vSit bies Grenbergait?" fragte Set
&ibter; bann tpintte ct benz @eribtscIert,
tpelcber Die Nntlage perlas.
v0as lit Oein SefenntntB, 8atrtf
eugene Brenber9ait, ihuI6ig ober nibt
ibulotg?" fragte Der &i6ter.
&aum bernebm6ar tanten Sic sittern6en
Borte Illicit i4ulbie" iiber Bic 9ippen bes
9(ngefla9ten.
sat bu einen ~9febtsantpaIt, Der 6eine
Sabe bertritt2" fraste Der 3icbter.
v9tetn, tcb babe fetnen, tperbe iebocb Balls
einen antperben", Iautete bic Nnttport-
9ierouf nurbe Brenber9ait naob Der
.3eue 5uradgebrabt, no CT ii6 in bas
Stubium ber Ablcbrift Der Nuflagei6rift,
Die man l9m 3A0slteat bate, perticfte. st
rau9te Oaju cine Gtgarre unS bate ofsn>
bat icine &ubc tptebcreetponnen.
Ser Rro5eB Preubergalt lift beretts auf
belte al1ae1eBt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-06

Nus Summit trof Ofittpo6 Worgen Bic
Nacbri6t Elm, baB in benz 5tpet Weilen BON
iener Ortl6aft am Canal eelegenen
yGanp" BET 8auunterncbmer Streeter &
Gennifec, Der &o6 Sub WurpbD BON benz
GRANDDAUGHTER unb Subrmann SauneS
9Ders ermor6et iporben lei, uno 5tpar, peiL
Grlterer gu ipdt aufgeItanoen mar unb baS
6riibltiG nt6t re3t3eitig ferttg 9eDabt
bate. i3pet &ugeln trafen ben Wann IN
Der gtdbe Der 6er59rube, unb bret Stunben
barduf mar ct cine 2etcbs. Ct tpar erit
% Sabre alt unb binterldBt Trau unb
&ino. Ser MDrber madbte iicb eiti91t nacb
letner Ibat aus bem Staube uno befttbet
lib nocb auf freiem SuBe.
Opers bate ben &ob tpe9en beIien gu
ip6ten Nufitebens GUT Gebe 9eiteut, elm
bigger Wortmecblel entlpann fi3 in Der
0olsbubc, petobe benz &ob ais Spetlefamz
n1er unb &iicbe bteltte, unb bcioe MGnner
trennten ltb porldufig in b06It unsemiitbz
liber Stimmuug. WurpbD ging in bic
&ii6e, um 6as Beridumte nab3ubolen,
puroe aber mach 8erlduf elmer balben
Stunbe, I'm balb Z ubr, bon benz Subrs
mann ODer5,' iuelber etnen GeDolper in
Ser Sdnb Seigte, iiberrai3t un6 %aufgcforz
bert, elmer 8%elpredung unter bier Qugen
tpe9cn beraus3utommen. Ser CANT lpurbe
erneuert unb Wfurpbp lag binl1en &ur3em
nit 5tpei &ugeln in bet 8rult lang Gtnge>
ltredt auf bent 8oben Der Solsbubc, in
pelcbe ct ii9 por BENZ brobenbsn 9ngrtff
ieines @esners gelINbtet bate. Setnen
Geoolper ais Nbnebr i9pingenb, babnte
itb Der W0rbsr ietnen 0e8 burcb bic
Wenge Der Nrbeiter, unb tpar peri9wuns
ben, ebe aub nur al ieine 8eriolgung ge>
bacbt nerben fonnte. Die itdbti1den 8ez
BORDEN iteIten iofprt umfaiicnbe Na9e
fori6ungen mach Ieinem Ger6leib an, unb
geitern Qbenb tpurbe ber Wt0rber duf einent
@ilenbabnsugc perDaftct.
Ser iblper pertDunbete &ob tpur6e lpfprt
eirigen NerSten in 8ebanblung gegebeu,
tpelcbe inbcB iofort gu BET lleber3eugun9
~tan1en, baB n1eni9licbe 6ulfe bier NIGHTS
mebr ausri6ten tonne. Die &rdfte beS
8eoauernSnertben ~lanfen rapibe uno I'M
baIb 10 ubr that er ben lebten Ntbem3ug.
Ser iofort in &enntniB geleBte Coroner
trof alSbale bic nDtbtgen Gorbereiturgen,
UNI belte einen Snqueit abbalten gu TOM
nen. Die Worbaffaire Derlebte erf!drli6er
@etle bas gan3e Mrbeiterlaser in urgebeure
Nufregung unb bidt gebrdngte Qtrbeiterz
maiien u,nltanben cine 3ett lang, oas @r=
eignib belprccbenb, Die b~olserne 8u6e, in
tDel1er bic Qei9a tbreS auf 10 traurige
Beife oabtngelbtebenen &ameraben Lag.