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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-01
4 Notice OF snEI.soils
: ald yarraul of at
J Lzchmeut.
NoRgH CAHL Lii Il.
WAKK CO~1trI

Arthur A Spitzs-. plaintiff, We Thomas
w. Pc. ter. coi-S business as Porter &
Co. G5:end.at.
The ie.enie : above nAsned <ii' take notice
tat sum nous ia ia. above entitled Actis n
xas issued on the lst isy II Yeb-uarv, 1888.
by w ID Haywood, = Jls'ise % Ire Pesce Of
Wake county, North cAro.in fpr the -rm %
s1ne fuHdred nd nil -Hire doilsrs ard
ior,y-t.so cents IS - ~ due the nd plsiutih
by account for persona. SO vi e- rendered
HIM aud expens. vhils e1j.ring tbe Aarce
which sum t1oL- - Teturns bic before tue s-id
Jnstce a, the offic- o Strong Y str ,ng IN ti.a
city If hale gh III said county and rtate
the 25th dty Of tebruary, \ v 1893 The
defendant viii = 80 take notice that q xsrrsn.
& attschnent was i.su by tho sand Jnst ce
On he said ist day of February, 1897, whirh
warrant j. returnsb.e before tie ssii in tics
\; the time aud plsce s5cve named for the re-
turn nf the s1m ons, and that Va > defendant
IL requiret IL pear before IN. lid Justice
AZ the place above named or .he lth day OF
| March, A ID. 1893, AZ the hJu- at IL snd
aed aa-wer or demuF to the comp amt Of the
| plaintiff, or the rsli-i q mznsed therein xill
| Oe granted.
This let day Of February, A. y 1898.
| ". ID. Il NYWjOD. j. L.
STR .EG h STRc.1 attOrnsvs.
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House..

WAsHlEGToN, Feb. % The H use,
afier agreeing to the conference report or
the diplomatic and consular appropria
,ion bill, proceeded to Consider She Ala
hama contested election case OF McDutfe
VS., Turpin, the ma )nty report being IL
favor Of Turpin, the sitting democratic
member
Mr.. Cultivate raised the question os
consideration. He said that in the
present condition of business it N ght be
as we'll to allow the report of the COM
mittee to remain On the speakers tas'ie,
but the house decided to consider the
election case-debate thereon being lnli-
ted to three hours.
At the end of three hours Turpin was
declared t. be entitled to- tain his seat
without division.
On motion OF Mr. Springer, bin was
passed without slightest opposition, pro
viding that after July 1, 1898, pig iron
should be exempt from duty.
On motion of Mr.. c. w. St me. bill
was passed establishing standard guage
for sheet and plate iron and steel An
amendment was adopted on motion Of
MIR. Springer providing that nothing in
the bill shall be construed to increase
the duty on any imported articles.
Unfinished business was the motion
made by Mr.. Breckenridge, Of Arkansas,
| to suspend the rules and pass the bill! fol
the relief of VIM. NJ Brown, one Of tbt
| Sbley assignecs NJ quorum voting,
the house, at 4 :35, adj oucnod.
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The Preacher Pound Salvation

WEssoN, Miss, Feb. % Last night
Whit. Caps, nu ubering about fifty. went
to the houses of several negro iaborers
and took them out to the woods, where
they were whipped and instructed to
Iesve this community a. once. They also
took out negro preacher for tne pur-
pose OF hanging him, but before they
reached the spot selected for the hang
ing. several miles distant, the prisoner
escaped.
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Tobacco Users Smiles -etime..

When told that tobacco hurts them;
their wives never DO, because shattered
nerves, weak eyes, chronic cstsrrh and
lost manhood, tells the story. II your
husband uses tobacco. you want him to
quit, post yourself about No:obsc, the
wonderful, harmless, guaranteed tobacco
habit cure BY sending for our little book
tilted: Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke
Y.u: Life Away" mailed free. Drug
It res generally cell Notobac. Tbs
Sr.iRLING REMEDY Co., Indiana Mineral
Springs Indiana. ja20 1St-eod
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The Law Must Take Its COurae

Washington, Feb 2s.-In court in general
term to-day Judge Hagner announced the de-
cision of the court in the case of Howard J.
Schneider, under sentence Of death for the
murder OF his wife. The decision affirms the
report of the commission of medical experts
appointed to inquire into the sanity of the
prisoner; that he believed Schneider is feign-
ing insanity and the law must take its course.
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Lust and vi urder Lead to the Gallo w =

COLUMBIA, S. G., Feo % -John and
Jasper Atkinson we've to day convicted
at Winnesboro of the murder Of J, II.
Clamp and sentenced to be hanged on
July 9 Clamp was wanted out of the
way, John Atkinson having been crimi
nally intimate with his wife. Oae of the
principal points Of evidence was circum-
stantial. At the scene Of the murder
WAS found piece of paper, evidently
used as gun wad. 1t exactly fitted q
torn place IN some paper in Atkinson S
possession.
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Hawaif,s Hope Gone Glfmm ersDg.

WASHINGTON, Feb % mo event of
the future can be more certain than that
treaty with Hawaii will not he rat fed
by this congress, at least, and tAat
Hanchetts nomination to the place m de
vacant by the promotion Of Justice Jack
son, will not be confirmed"
So spoke prominent democratic mem
Der of the senate judiciary Committee
this morning This condition Of affairs
is admitted by the other side, leading
republican members of the judiciary
committee saying to day that the repub
licans had no hope OF the confirm alton Of
Hanchetts nomination and that they had
some time ago abandoned any idea Of
getting final action on the treaty, One
man can defeat both propositions at this
stage Of the proceedings snd all efforts
to prevent it would be futile,
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His Holiness Angry.

LONDON, Feb. 28.-A Central News
dispstch from Rome says: The Pope
has been greatly displeased by the aban-
donment Of the American pilgrimage.
he attributes the abandonment of the
undertaking to the disputes between
Archbishop Satolli and the American
bishops. and has ordered an inquiry.
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And Five Cent. paid for the Deed

Charleston, s. c., Feb. 2S.-The SOUTH
bound passenger train leaving Camden yester-
day morning struck tie on the trestle a few
hundred yards south of the depot and dragg' d
it a short distance before the train was
stopped. half witted negro placed the tie
on the track, at the instigation of another ne
gro, for five cents. The negro is now in jail
There were no casualties.
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Notice Of sale.

On the 9th day IL March, 1893, at i2 IN at
the court houss door in tha CITY fKB.eigh,
y g under powers CO fsrred IN = certain
mSrtgsg5 exocu ei Nv Sgl.ia Gsnyum. re-
cardei IN the Office Of tho Register Of Dee1s
Of Wake coun' =, boz z, page 757, will sell
at p1blIc auction cor c. ia tbs l.nd describe
in ssi1 morty sge. situated il Wsks co1u,y
New Light tow .-h p, a.'joini1g hs lslds ~
-perc-r Garrett, VI K. San niiing fJruo.iy \.
Laws and others. containing tliree Ecses,
more or lose.
THO5. Il PJhNKLfI,
fe5i7-tds Attorney.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY,,
REPORT OF THE PROCEEDINCS
OF THEsFORTY-SEVENTH DAY.

Ahe Legislators Take whack nj
The Soldier Laddies-State Guard
Appropriation Cut In Two
A Joint Session To-day.
FEBRUARY 90. The senate was called
to order at 1890 o'clock by Lieut.. Gov
ernor Doughton.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Newell.
The following bills passed:
To incorporate Gibsonville in Guilford
county.
To pay the heirs of the late David
Hinton money loaned the state in 1863
referred to the committee on claims.
At l2 o'clock the senate went into
committee of the whole on the revenue
bill with Senator Means in the chair.
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Iuiia Say. She.d Do IL A gain.

ATLANTA, Ga, Feb. 28.-Miss Julia
Force will be taken to the asylum at
MilIedgeville Immediately. In court she
reiterated her statement that che would
kill her sisters again if the circumstan
ces were the same as when she did the
deed. She expressed no sorrow.
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NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 28-Tbe Ryan
Dawson fight has been postponed till
March 9 on account of kyan spraining
his ankle.
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The President and Party In Phfla'
delphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. pa spe-
cial train bearing the presidential
party from Washington to witness the
launching of the battle ship Indiana,
reached Cramps sship yard precisely
at II O'Clock noon. 1t was raining
quite fast when the train arrived.
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Augusta, Ga, Feb. 2S-Col. James W.
Crawford, populariy known as Col. Jim Craw-
ford, one of the celebrieties of the racing
world, died to-day after an illness of several
weeks. He was well known in all racing
centres.
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SoKTB Can LIZA. In Justices ,ourt Ksl-
eieh TowEship, before
WAKE COUNTY NJ. Is 5Arbee, ). L.
II. y. Fuller W.. Dr h r. Gardner, Mrs
Melirss Gardner, Henry Pennington.

Ii sNpeari fsY,.' tho affidavit Of r Rnl-
Ter in thi- action that br. =. araner and
Hrs Mells.a Gardner, the dt tteGdaute there
in re not to b. found ia Wshe coa.ty and
ctnnct after du" dill gence he iound IA tie
State, and II tnrtAer pearing that ;he r.AIa-
tiff hss cause of action ~ ainet 'he said de-
feud,nta tor work aud labor done and Is
teri,ls furuished on = hosse al lot of theirs
living and being il Rsleigb \. &.
Ii II ths re are ordered, That notice oi this
action b. Published once a week for riS ur-
ce~siye W eks IN ihs STATE CHBoS elk, =
weekly Newspaper publish, o., IN tlaieieh, \
! c., ting forth the title nf she set y. The
| pu pose Of the same, And requiri the de-
| !erdant ~ apIesr on the 25th day of March.
| 1893, before NJ Is BsXb-e, Justice u TIE
! Peace, st his Office in h4leigh, n ., - z
o'clock IN and snsver of cemur - the com
plslnt. or the rehei demanded viii be grained
| M. January I'D, Is9
Vi Is BaRSE-
| In stu o tho Peace
| j. ~ /. HARRIS Art.irnr for ri ~ rtlff
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Taken from J all hut Not to Lynch.

Chattanooga, Tenn, Feb. 2S.-Tom Hill, a
white man, convicted of rape and sentenced
to confinement for twenty years, was taken
from Jail at Spring Place, Ga, last night by
mob of his friends. He has probably left
the country.
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q fIrst-CIass Ho,eI to Rent.

lsr,.nr nnree-story frame building, twenty-five
Re- rooms, good we'll slightly chaly-
@, ga den fruit trees. tables, etc.
y,lIpppiy 70 DIR. VANDIVER, Weaver
No. y. Y or to JAMES 3. CONVERSE,
''''s0Wn, Tenn. feb14.
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TIE MONROE ERASER M'F'6 co
oQr a r-n-ca ~ Va
The Switzerland of America.

- "estern North Carolina, THE Land of
se,. ~ has a climate and scenery un-
sHtuIle IN the eastern part OF the United
NJ ~ " - the great health resort and
trg" sr,, lre Resort OF tne northern aud south
IN eople-the northern people spf pding
"a, sue winter ard { e south, rn Dc ople the
g. ef, NJ MlliiCns OF dollars are expended
ts',y year by visitors. The Car trs Of the
f,e1ao fSol j. Ashevie N. G. Eight miles
nsr,i. gl Ashevlile. in the centre of the pros
so,rh rorou' new village OF Weavervi lie, Bun
lne lovs,"e enunsy, n. O., SUR ounded by
'ONely views there ia
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g. Tneiey writes: My mother and sis
rp.ed %. B. b. tor scrofola and ulce. d
SORE THROAT sen benefit t'ds5ysd ieo% it, %o,s 0,s
,G,n AN other remedies tney ever used.
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JOURNALISTIC COURrEs,Es.

Editors CheVis and Hicks Exchange
Compliments at Fifteen PAGES.
New ORLEANS, Feb. % At 1890
p m. to day duel was fought in Tex as,
near the Louisiana line, between editor
Chevis, of Balton Rouge, and editor
Hicks, of Shreveport. Pistols we're used
at fifteen PAGES. After an exchange o.
shots, in which no one was hurt, full
reconciliation was effected.
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The Atlanta Murderess Insane.

ATLANTA, Ca, Feb. 28-Miss Julia
Force, who killed her two sisters last
Saturday, was declared insane to-day.
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,,n.l Gossmsn, Greensboro, Ga. writes:
,tr..aissy friend who has been emit, civ
- % ugly scrof llous breaking cut f
.H.rtfi the -kin, aud the use #
S,RUt y LA two bo ties OF 3. B b ef-
- su entire cure. / know of seve, al
...osN n oj diseases cured speedily by tie
s.a5t b t.B
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SALARY OR COMMISSION

Ito handle the Patent Chemical Ink
hasiGg Pencil. The most usefu and
uu1y.l invention OF the age Erases ink
thoroughly In two secocds Works like
magic 30 TO 500 per cent profit. Agents
making 40 per week. We also want
ageneral gent 70 take charge of territory.
std appoint sub-agents. A rare chance
. make mouev Write for terms acd
specimen az erasing.
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,,.sr,, blood Baim (B. By has Gu, ed
htr.5- II caf.s ct &C ofuls, eczema
hILn.rs5f'asicus blood diseases ssrASNWo"
.ai si4 ~ 1,Sg y srest s'sa srsA .r.. yos
Wu,s exc lent remedy srIsl Send 70
gvdtRm CO., tlsnta, Ga tor Illustrated
- wonders" flied with letters from
...r srr.a by B. b.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb 2S-rhe listle
t>Hn OF Falkland, suburb of this city,
was the scene of seDsation yesterday
evening. Henry G.. Bealua.n saw his
:, uag wife enter the room of Charles
Cox, one of his bosrders. B. a''nsnn
grabbed. large boulder and following
his wife upstairs, threw the bnuldar at
Cox, telling him to the floor.
Bealmann then jumped on the pros
t,ate man, who, drawing Lis knife,
stabbed his assailant in the side, the
long blade pepetra.ing his left lung, be
SIDES cutting lin about the body in sev
eral places. Cox was arrested
Shortly afterwards Mrs. B almann left
her dying hnsbaad,~ and with the prop
perty winch her husband had only re
Gently given her, became surety fol
Cox'- appearance at court to morrow ",
ana had him released on bail B al
| mann cannot recover.
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The SUMS Cotton Report.

NEW YoHK, Feb. 2S-Liverpool
market was very eIratic to-day; its first
movement was downward, but it sud
deuly wheeled around and advanced
sharply. only to react again and close at
very trfl fl'rg improvement for the day
New York was not Influenced so much
by Liverpool fl .ctuations as usual, al
though 10 pathy with the early de-
cine there, prices here opened lower.
Thereafter this market pursued rather
N Ee independent course. 1t sdvauced
easily, though encouraged somewhat
hy a rally in Liverpool, and
it htld most of its grouad in
spite of subsequent downward move
nlents in the English markets. Receipts
g. ports were larQer, and southern spot
markets were lower Many private ca
hles, however, insist that the Eng ish
strike is near its end and some report
that few of the mills were resumlng
work. Late cables from Liverpool re
pert al increase in spot business there
speaker Crisp stated that no actioa
would De taken on the Hatch bin at this
s"ss'oa. This put f0al que u, on
Hatch, and the cotton trade rel ices
| Prices opened lower, but Tegsine6
tais, ani advanced 10 to II points, but
closed fism, with sales Of 1872. 1000 bales
liverpool declined 3 to 5 points, recov
err 4 this, and advanced II 2 TO l
points bnu closed 1T net rise Of only half
point Spot sa'es were officially re
ported at 6 900 bales In Manchester
yares were firm and cloths quiet Nea
o leans opeaed lower, hnt later on sd
vanced II to IA points Exports !con
ports were 1924. Receipts at ports
were 49, bales against Is 958 this da,
last week aud II 195 last year. Tota
hus far this week 39,22i bales aga;ns
Al ,497 thus far last week
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Carlisle Visits tho Treasury Depart


Washington, Feb. 2S.-Mr Carlisle, fresh
from visit to President-eect Cleveland, had
an extended conference with Secretary Foster,
OF the treasury department, this morning OH
the financial condition Of the treasury.
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~ tE u NsLU NLE Cii1 p =. hTY-
> b vir'u' tfS ecT-> it.serpa.' court
II W he con I, n The e.gki I. 4 & ,ee~-
nts : do.ni"S. sag-lri. t.4t,r Il v
Dentoo, d c'a5ed, NJ K ton .t ais
snll so ou 1ioad.s n. , tia day 4 har.h.
So. 81 2 o'clock az T.. q; IT, ccurt house Il ur
cf ssiS county Of VA. ia ihe c,;y 81 ia e gh.
the following descnb.i rcpcsty- Two ~
stores and la;s cT TX haug lace in he citv
OF saleigh, bouad d 81 tie nti ~ ~ the store
I. q : of ~. 6. N 4. n. stTuna a., On the
essi ty -Le store and all & ell 20 II. n
Denton ~ dove on the south ~ saif ES-
chs= ge, Snd - the We; by lac ftase Lons g
I'D lot of h.. CAsteb-rry. sid sfcre build
ings are Cow Ia guSi coEGItIun ard rest for
$500 oacn "er aonth. ; l-o a honse and
ios III the esstern part of the CT, Of Raleigh
bounded n the north iy the lAnc= of kaie
nough'rt ON the eat 10y the lands Of Nrr.
Podic Perry, "n tn, south - 1 ah@rr,iE street
and on the west by he lands Of John J"ne-,
containing 4 ace 4 ore o. less. Ter sof
-hl.: Oat-ihird clsh. one-thiri IN nine
m snths. and the b4lanc- ia fifteen m0rihs
srom day Of sale, the urcha-er e. cxfcu.s
notes 'or the eier e! pawn uis, bes-lng H.
ter est from day If sSie nj fer cent per sn-
mum. The title reserved Eniil piuehas.
-tore i- pNld IN full urchz zeers s,lo~ ed 10
pay full amount c..sh IL desirod.
February q, ca3
J =. .HCIDIEe
Administrator An J Col:L GssicLeT.
| feel It's
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THE "OlO RtuABLt'' ROUTE.

c>mracy win ope ATE s;eepiri, cars b
Wen aisigh and Wa h. g--ni C1ty
Nhrch d and I'd oI sc mt inAu. IRA
t.-li. - Pft-,itsbt ieva .,ao, lie wing hers
on tFan No. =, a; 40 y m. and going
through u WashinRtoa on theic
"VESTIBCLE LIMITED"
reschin., Washin .ton al - u. Rauud
,-tp rai'lo ia i.c icigt Will '.e
s.S ~ Iict-,ts o. s.e Marc Isl .. md
~, SoJl rstlra.ng guIei II 60 STA
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TUESDAY, Feb. % The house met at
10 O'Clock, Speaker Overman. in the
chair, and was opened with prayer by
the Rev. DR.. Marshall, of this CITY. The
reading of the journal of yesterday was
dispensed with
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CALKOFyALUABLE REsIDENCE

Peele i Maynard, Attorneys for Plain
ttfs. fsbS I'd
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Administrator al II Coml I-sicrer.
--t!s
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-26

@ert9papicrcn, unb aerabe beSbalb, neil er
bteieIbcn ni9t perfaufen f%onnte, muBte er
iicb 9eitern fir 3ablun8SunfGbtg ertldren.
FRIEDMAN & FRIEDMAN.
9ie &leioerz@ ~roBbonblung bon Trte6z
man & Sriebman, Jto. 240 Qbams Str,
ertldrtc iicb 9eitern fir 3aDIungsunfdbig.
&logcn, sic 9e9en bic Sirna angeitrengt
purben unb Die Die Sumtme bon $67, GOO
eini6lieBen, p%eranIaBten Die Sirnna, ipel6e
cine Der Glteiten BET Slabt lit, ibren Con-
ours an3unnelbcn. @S perlalttet, baB ber
@eiammtbctrag Der S9ulbet 1922, 900 lit,
unb 6aB Die 8eitGttbe pielleicbt bieieI6e
609e Aaben. 9ic 9aupt9ldubiger iin6 Die
NtlaS Nattonal 8anf nit SIS, 900, 9cipiS
@ples nit $40, 900, CHARLES Sbparb nit
1900, Caroline S9parb nit $40, 900,
SSacob S. @ert66eimer mil Sc, 1000. Wtebz
rere mbere Strmen baben 3uiammen
$25, 900 gu forbern.
8ie bel oQen anberen gDncltrIen, 10 1T
au9 bier Der all9emcine @eloman9el un6
sic S6pierigteit, @e rt6paptere unter5uz
~brtngen, bic 8er~anlaliung gu benz Sauifie7
mellt getDe1cn.
Die 6abritate Scr Sirma, peI6e friber
Sen Nanten 6riebman, 2eopolb & Cont
panD fiibrte, ipurben rteiitenS in ben iibz
ltcben unb neitli6cn Staaten bergeiteut,
unb itanben BET @ei9dftsz tDie BripatLeuz
ten IN gutem Gufe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-26
Daniel Sor6's Goo.
2lls na9tpanoIer ffir3te er aus Dem 6enfter.
SefentItMe Mner1

Daniel 2or6 If. aus Stem gorf, Ser iunge
Mann, Bet IN ieiner fteitgen Wobnung aus
Dem Seniter ~itir5te, itarb Wtitttpocb fru6
Z l1br in Solge Der erLtttenen 8erlebun9en.
ST fam in 8eglettung ietner @ltern uno
ietner S6peiter na6 @btca9o gum 8eiucbe
Der 0eltausitelung uno Bic gauge Samilte
nobm tbr Nbitetgequartier BEL Der Samtlie
beS 6errn st. 6ou Sec Gormif, 124 Stub
Str, 8erpanbte unb Sreunbe Der Samilte
2or6.
IS lit 3tpeifeQps, boB Ser iunge Mann
nnter 0em @influB bon Commandments
baS 8ett berlteB, IN odS offene Senfter
cling unb i'm S9lafe auf -bas 6Ofpflaiter
i~tiir3te. SIM Safe 6ur6i6nitt Der
Stitr3en6e etne I'M 6ofe aufgeso9ene
@aibleine, 6enn an beiben @nber Der SER
16ntttenen SteQc IteBen itb 8lutipuren
na9beiien. Ser Stur3 9ei9a6 aus benz
bterten Stodtperfe.
I'm l uDr in ber gdbt bDrte Sic Sa1nilte
Elm @etptmmer aus Dem binter benz 6auie
l~tegenben Sole fommen. gtnige Nugenz
bltde Dorber bernabm bic S6melter beS
iungen Wfannes, SannD Serb, iiber ibrett
Observation-Disclosures, bain baS@erGui6,
ais tpenn Elm Seniter ge0ffnet tpltroe. NlS
auc6 tie bas @eit0bne i'm Sole glet6 oarauf
DDrte, nurbe tie DOr Scbred front, benin tie
bate ei1e geptiie Nbnung, baB t6rem 8rus
Ser ettpaS paiitrt ietn fDnnte, n;bt aber BEN
WeutD, i6re@ltern 6abor S1 bena6ri8ttgen.
Sail McGormifS Tamilte ba9ege1
glaubte, DaB @tnbrec6er ms 6aus 0ri11gen
pouten, beim @rtlettern Der Seniterz
br%iiitungen i~tir5ten un6 nun p%ertpunoet i'm
6ofe lGgen. WfcGormiG t%elepbontrte na3
BET s. olt3et=S tatton unb ais Die BOlt5titen
anfamen, lan6te er ite in ben 6Of, UNI
nacb Der nriabe 6es Getptmmers gu
foriben. :.
Ster fanben tie nun ben iungen 2orb in
ietnem Dilute i6tptmn1eno, an Der @rbe
liegen. St tpar i6refltb augertcbtet.
8eibe 6anbgelente paren gebroben, bas
etne betnabe 9an3 ~ent5tpei gei9nttten. Nn
Der Sttrne 3etgte it6 cine flaffenoe Wunoe
un6 cine rebte &ippe tpar ebenfaas. gcbroz
6en. 8eipuBtlos in bic Wobnung gebrabt,
murmelte Der unglIdGi9e iun9e Wann Elm
o6er 3tpet WfaL bas QSort: vSet1ter". 9te
0ler5te tparen ni6t I'M StanDe, ettpaS
3u tbun un6 gegen iteben Hbr Wtorz
gems en6eten Ste i6redIi3en 9etben
6urcb Sen SOB. Seine @ltern er3Gbltelt,
baB ct pO6l idbon friiber etnige 0fal in Der
geacbt i'm S3lafe aufgeitanOen Jet unO
8romenaoen gema9t babe, aber iie legten
Ser Sacbe feline 8e6eutung BET uno angittgs
ten itb in fetner 8etie tue9en bteies 3us
ftanbeS tbres @pbnes. Ser iunge 2orb
mar 20 Sabre aft. 2eBtes Sabr grabutrte
er an Der galc7l1niberlttdt unb beiucbte iett
einem Sabre bic Golumbia>S oc1ltdt, I'M
itb ais Suriit aus5ubtlben. gtab Nbbalz
tung beS Snqueits te6rte bic Tamtlte
Serb nit Ben ueberreiten Oes GeritOrbeuen
na3 Seem gort 3urid.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-26
Rndppes Gntfomn1en.

Sci etnem 9tenitag altsgebro6enen
Seuer in benz Sauie 2024 Nrrnour QtOe.
mur6en bur6 Oas @tntreffen unb iofortiger
6ilfe bon Seuerpebrleuten BRET 9amen
bonn Seuertobe e~rrettet. 9as Teuer brad
in Ser ~stpetten Gtage aus, BEN 8epobnern
6es brttten Stofwerfs ic6en &e~ttunsstpeg
abibnei6enb. Srene Council, 9tubD gars
fer unb @Oparb 9anbau fiibteten al bic
nacb Der StraBe bele9enen Seniter nit Scr
Nbit6t, aus 6enieLben auf Die StraBe gu
iprtngen. Seuertpebrleute brobten raib
cine Better an benz am 3. Stpdtperf ongez
bracbten 8alfon an unb bic bet6en 0amen
2auban unb Barfer tpurben 9litdlib 6er=
untergeboLt. @benio nurbe Srou 0onneQ
bon etnem anberen 6eniter Ii in Stcberz
belt gebrabt. S6r rebter Nlrln erIttt cine
unbe6euteube 8ran6punbe. gBte 6Qs 9euer
entitanh, 1T ntbt ermtttelt tpor6en. Ser
a1geri9tete S6aOen lit iebr tletn.