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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-09

WASHINGTON, Sep. Ordering to Ssu.
ator wolcott's resolution TO inquire into
the maple sugar industry and the bounties
paid, Senator Proctor, OF Vermont, had
some fun at the Colorado Senator's expenss
which was keenly enjoyed by the Senate.
Maple sugar, he said, added peculiarly
tempting flavor to certain mixed commo-
dties, whidh made them very tempting
TO the waywsrd appetite. Qaughterl
The senator from Colorado would proba-
bly, ASK that the government should take
the whole product. have IL coined into
suitable cakes end put Up in other proper
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-09

Viceroy Chang, notorious for his hatred
of foreigners and for encouraging natives
In the barbarous treatment Of Europeans,
10 reported 20 have addressed petition to
the throne openly advocating the ex-
termination Of foreigners In China, espe-
cially the English, as necessary In order TO
prevent the partition Of China among
European powers. The hostility to for
eigners In the provinces Is unabated.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-09
New Feathsr In the Hubs Cap.

Boston, Sept. 9.-Bernhard Ohrt,
German government official, is making q
tour of the United States, inspecting its
system of drainage aud water supply. He
visited city hall after an inspection Of the
Mystic and Cochituate water supplies, and
stated that the water In Boston Is the
only water that he has found in this coun-
try that Is fit Ia drink.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-09
Brief Mention.

Three freight cars were derailed at Sea-
bury, Me.
The tax rate in Melrose, Mass., Is Ga 40
on $1,000. a reduction OF $i40.
No United States supervisor of elections
II to be appointed In Boston.
A laborer at Everett. Mass, was badly
hurt by the caving In Of trench.
Thomas S. Sands Of Bar Mills, Me-, 30
years old, drowned himself in spring.
A bad condition of affairs is reported by
the receiver of the Sons and Daughters Of
America.
Residents of Beverly, Mas, have taken
legal steps to prevent that town from be-
coming a city.
Rev. Dewitt c. williams was ordained
pastor of the Congregational church at
Plainfield, yt.
In the police court at Hartford Frank
Nolan and Peter Farley were each held In
$1,000 for trial for picking pockets.
Frank Keiser, y2 years old, new brake.
man on the Boston and Albany, fell from
the train at Hinsdale, Mass, and
killed.
Prohibitionists Of the Eighth councillor
district have nominated John L. Kilbo
cashier of the Lee (Mass.) National ba
~ their candidate.
The dead body Of Alfred Cults. &C
passer on United States training
Richmond, stationed of Newport, r.
was discovered floating In the har
front.
The body OF an unknown man is
ported as having been seen floating
tween Ram Island lightship and I
heacb Eisberis island IL has not vet
recovered.
By the will Of the late Sarah Rankin,
Danville, VT, the Methodist church re-
ceived n legacy OF $1,000 to build church
at West Danville. Work will be commenced
upon the new church at once.
Sheriff Hurlburt OF Grafton county, N.
H., went TO Montpelier, VT, and arrested
A. Kimball Of Clsremont, n. H., 20 years
old, for stealing three teams, one each In
Clsremont, Lebanon and Lsconia
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-09
Accounts Are $4,000 short.

DANBURY, Conn, Sept. 9-Thomas f.
Rowan of this city, agent In western
Connecticut of K. Eising & Co of New
Monday. and examination Of his books re-
veals a shortage Of about $4,000. He had
collected money for the firm and pocketed
1t. 1t is supposed he has gone to Canada.
He has lived in Danbury 20 years
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-09

BOSTON. Sept. o.-The officials of the
Boston and Albany road throw the
blame for the Chester bridge disaster on
the employees who were engaged in work.
ing on the bridge. In other words, they
affirm that, in the course of the repairs,
the bridge was weakened by the removal
of rivets and joints to degree which
caused 1t to collapse under the weight Of
train 10.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-09
No Excuse For His Action.

Boston, Sept. 0-The result Of the In
quest into the cause of the death Of Thomas
Walsh, marine at the navy yard, several
weeks ago, was made known yesterday by
Judge Cotton. He finds that the deceased
met his death from the result of blow
struck by Thomas +. Sullivan, and that
there was no excuse or justification for
the action Of Sullivan. Sullivan has been
arrested for the assault.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-09
Two BOYS Missing.

AVON, Mass, Sept. 8. - Young Paul
Sweeney and Walter, son of w. Thayer,
have been missing since Thursday morn
ing. Sweeney. is about II years Of age, and
has run away before, presumably as re-
suit of reading dime novels, while Thayer
is about 10 years of age. Thayer, too, it is
thought, has been influenced by the same
causes
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-09
A BRACE OF ROBBERS

Snatch a Tr ank and Daugcrousiy As
sauit Railroad N an.
BosroS. Sept. o.-One of the most dar-
Ing robberies and assaults that has oc-
CURED in Boston for many days took
place at the depot Of the eastern division
of the Boston and Maine railroad at 1856
o'clock last night. Al that hour two men
took trunk from the depot and out into
the passageway between the East ern and
Lowell ststi ons and proceeded to break h
open and rife IL OF It's contents
The men were discovsred at their worh
y "a osA u~h
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-09
CALL AND SEE 1T.
THE NEWS, z WEYBOSSET ST.
PROVIDENCE

subsidiary packages, to be given to Sem
ators and representatives for distribution
among their constituents. 1t would not
require TO have stamped upon it "In God
We Trust;" nor would it need to be made
legal tender by law. He would guaran-
tee that IL would pass current on its in
trinsic value lauyhter.l
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-09
disappointed Burglars.

BYFIELD, Mass, Sept. 9.-"Here's the
combination, don't break the safe" were
the words burglars found in the Office of
the Boston and Maine railroad station
here when they entered. They availed
themselves of the key to the combination,
and, opening the safe. were rewarded by
finding IS cents. The agent wrote the
card as A ioke
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-09

The Strange Disease which Afi:cted q
Young Psnnsylvanian.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. o.-Alberk Ruede,
aged 10, Of Bethlehem. died yesterday OF
peculiar disease. For some time he has
been afflicted with an overpowerlng desire
for sleep While walking he would pass
into q sleepy stupor; when sent on err
rands he would sit upon doorsteps and
nap; while working he would 20 to sleep
over bis labor. When taken to the doctor
,os s,,s sressmsns .,n ne ieli asleep n 10 chair
be doxed of and last evening was pro-
nounced dead The doctors are unable to
diagnosis the cxse
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-09
srnxerY Rewarded.

WASHINGTON, Sept. o-Secretary Car
isle has awarded silver life-saving medal
30 George B. Dean Of Cincinnati for saving
the life OF Ralph Caldwell, also OF Cincin-
natl, at Gratiot beach, Lake Huron, on
July n laat
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-09

DENVER, Sept 9.--Ex-Chief Of Police
Harley believes that the Delta bank rob
bers are the famous McCsrthys Tom
Mccarthy robbed David II. Moffstt OF the
First National bank of Denver of 10000.
Numerous attempts have been mrde TO
capfure the hand. but without success.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-09
Boston Bonds Nearly All Sold.

Boston, Sept. 9.-City Treasurer Turner
has disposed Of all the city Of Boston cou-
pom bonds he offered for sale at his Office.
and has only remaining unsold $500. 900 Of
the 20-year registered bonds and 100000
of the temporary loan per cent certif.
Gates in anticipation of taxes payable In
two, three or four months for those who
desire the city of Boston securities. He
has sold $500, 900 of all classes Of the city
securities in two days.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-09

PrrTsBuRe, Sept y-As Joseph Laugh
ren, a non union oiler. was returning
home he was followed by q large crowd
of strikers, who assaulted him aud would
no doubt have seriously injured him had
not the police interfersd several srrssts
have been made. sll d,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-09
Prominent In Massachusetts Poiities

Prominent In Massachusetts Politics.
TAUNTON. Mass, Sept 0--John II. Gal.
ligsn, register of probate and insolvency
Tor Bristol county. died yesterday. He
served In the legislature in 1878 and 1886
and was appointed register by Governor
Butler to fili vacancy Twice since al
though Democrat, the Republican county
convention has made him it's candidate.
He was lawyer by profession. Mr.. CALI
gan was also associate justice of the first
district court of Bristol
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-09
SUNDAY SERVICES.

eE-No charge tr1i be made for ,rechtly dii-
nouncements Of reasonable length in this column,
but all copy for II should DC presented before 10
a. NJ. on Saturday 10 secure Insertion
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-09
BRAVE LIFE SAVERS

Struggle with . storm and Rescue .
Burning Vessels Grow.
CHATHAM, Mass. Sept. Q. - Schooner
John p. Kelsey. Captain Perry, OF and
from Rockland for New York, while
beat ing In over the shoals Thursday night
In heavy southerly gale, carried away
sails and sprung leak, and was Obliged
to anchor near Handkerchief lightship.
The leak became uncomfortable and the
vessel finally took fire. It was seen by q
patrolman Of the Monomoy life saving
station. and Captain Tuttle and crew
started for the scene at 8 o'clock yester.
day morning, finally reaching the vessel
after y ostruggle with the storm They
took of the crew and brought them to the
station. The vessel 10 q total loss.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-09
ouiscy's Rs.irpst,on Accepted.

WASHINGTON, Sept s-The president
has accepted the resignation Of Hon. Jo-
slab Quincy as assistant secretary Of state,
70 take eject Oct l. ,aa,,n,it
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-09
ADVOCATES MURDER.

How China's yiceroy Would Have the
Nation Deal with Foreigners.
LONDON, Sept. 9-The Standards cor
respondent at Shanghai telegraphs;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-28
BACK VOLUMES
OR THA-
DESEEET WEEKLY.

TIE sixth voiup,a OF The DBsERET
WEEKLY in tho present form lie
now booni. A liml,od number Of
copies Of thoso six volumes ian DO OBJ,
talpod At iho DE,EuEr NEws once
SALT Lake city, In bound form At s2.OO
per volume. II Is the boa; history u
current events to be obtained, aud oy
far the cheapest, aud the lime Ia not
mr distant whom they will bo eagerly
sought anor by students OF history,
anxious 70 be Informed Of tho stirring
events which have Iransplrod within
the past three yoars--lhe mos. interest
ing period OF the history OF the Lat.
toF-dAy Saints. Ivory porson who
oan LTai Il should secure theao
volumes while they arc 70 bs had
FOR future roioronco, aud especially
should they bo Obtained for oyory
Sunday School, Improvement ASso
olaaou and Ward library. Apply
sor,y 70 rsAlss Iura Oi gotsiH1 1Nas
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-28
BEFORE CONGRESS.
Working for the West,--

Amer a stay Of several years at WASH
ingioh, nc, during which hohas become
familiar with tho workings Of Congress-
and tho departments, Judge Cha~ W.
s.aynor, an Attorney and Counselor Of
tho Supreme Court oftho United s,atos,
Is prepared to promote proper legislation
by appearing before commiuoos and
informing influential Congtosam0n az to
tho moods OF clionts aud communities
represented by him.
uo also continues his practice In tho
Gonornl Land Onico, prepares appeals,
makos answers and arguments before tho
Commissioner and Secretary, analyses
and ropOrts on casHs to attorneys nj n
distance, and attends to general land
business. Terms reasonable. Services
prompt aud reliable, no. Address, Box
iIl, Washington d. G.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-28

mo roach "Porrecllon" Il is
necessary TO so soften tho
Choosoy part or Casiene
as 20 mako it as dlgostl0lo as
Mothor's milk. To equal Ma
ture ia "Perfec'lon.'
The st. Charles Ev8porated
Croam Co accomplish tho
above results.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-28
RECEIVES DEPOSITS PAYABLE ON DEMAND

Safety Deposit Vaults, absolutely bur.
glar and hroprooE Rents 81 to S25 per
VHur.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-28

by virtue authority vested will
days commencing 10 Saturday, July and continuing
evenings m July % the eno stock with tho single
Souvenir Spoons Of tho v H. Loysou Co.. Jowoor rs Main
street. SAT- Lake City. Will
with tho ono unlmportant exception noted without reserve
Tho opportunity Tor tho purchase Diamonds,
JeWelry Silver, will DO
the
the undersigned pledges himself
tho cost Of the article be- asked.
The oci well known mos
selected over brought to this city besides which Il m
OF H. notably tho rich
newest patterns cut for the Columbian display at Chicago
IL j. confidently beloved that this sale will interest
tho people Of this city aud vicinity Mr.. Maudn will be
anc and will assist Satisfaction assured aud article
toed. Terms ~ cash
During the sale repair work not solicited
THOMAS H. ELLERBECK, Manager.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-28
STOCK OF
JRWELRY, WATCHES DIAMONDS AND SILVER

To be offered at cost for TwESrY.TOUR DAYS under tho
management of n u korbcck 10 uiato the interest OF Mr.
Hugh Maudin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-28

wiIrord woodruff, George VI. Cannon
President Cashier
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-28
y IONS SAVINGS BANK
o TRUST COMPANY,

Noe, L and q East Temple Street.
SILT LAKE CuT, UTAH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-28
1UnBER.
--SEzE1ssS ssO->

The Pacific Lumber having tho
Planning MN Building
House Ward 18th
wi,
furnish lumber building
forget q. ERNEST RONtNFN, Manager.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-28
EbTABLIsHED INCORPORATES
1878. 1899.

Oldest Savings Bank In Utah, with de-
posts greater than all others combined.
, 1893-09-02
Oerun0lGdte Chen.

Strait GQen McGart60 erIucbte beute
Sormltta8 Oos &retSgericbt, fie BON tbrem
0atten, benz in 276 sc. Qtncolnitr. 1pobnz
bottcn 6ufi6micb Some5 McGartbg ait
lcbctoen, neil Oerielbe lic angeblidb grauiam
bebanoclte. 9aS 8aar hattie iicb crit inn
2tprtl 5, s. 9ebeirat6et. 9SG6ren6 Ser fur
sen 3eit Der gbe iou Sames iie a6cr bereits
Otermal Dcrlaiien babcn.
Glt5a 9alp beic5uloigte i6ren @attclt
SanteS ebenfauS Der @rauIamfeit. sic
Derlan9t arBer Ser Sc6eioun9 ben ibr 3uz
tomme1oen 2lntbctl an Dem auf $4,000 an
9%e9ebenen @runOeigentbum i6res @Qtten.
9as Faar bat y Sabre lang 5uiammenz
gelebt.
6rau 9~(u8uitu g8itticb Bate i6ren gatten
Nreoertf i'm Sult 1870 in Sc6paraburq,
9eutl6lonO, gebeiratbet. Set iener iou
6reoertd, tpte ie in tbrcr I'M Suberiorz
9ertcbt eingercicbten Sdbei6unoSf(ooe Qrz
9iebt, itb benz Srunfe ergebcn boben, Qltdh
1ou CT III Der lebteu 3ett u~nlautere Be-
5!ebun9cn SIT 2tS5ie g8agner u~nterbQlten baz
ben. gSttttcb betreibt in 1873 8. GQnbolp6z
ttraBe ette 0trtbi6aft uno 6eitbt betr6htz
ltdbeS @tgentbunl, 6%orunter @runbciocnz
tbum I'M 9Sertbc bon $4,000 unb l25
Der Snbepen6ent 8retpiuo So. 9ficbz
ter @tpt119 bat tbm DorlGlfig 6ur6 einen
GtnbaltSbefebl perboten, itber iein @igenz
tbum Serfitgung 5u ~treffen.
, 1893-09-02
unfhd0Iid 9emaht.
Gin 0nfaie oe5 County 2Irmenhauies periibt
einen m0roertiher 2lngrtf ouf
ct1en WGbter.

Sn benz 2(rmcn6oulc bon Cunning fam
eS geiteru 5u einem b~lutigcn 2luftritte.
Gtner Der Sniaiien, ytamcnS Bctcr Otcz
Guroe, betru8 iib 8lci9 mach Dem 6ritbititd
10 unge9Orig, baB Die gBGrter iiD i6licBlic5
tac9 me0rfacDen G~rmabnungcn ~9e3tpultgcn
iaben, tbn nit Saf unb Sad an bic Quft
SIT ieBen. 9rauBen 0ffnctc Ofc@uroc feline
3tetletaic4c cntnobm 0erielbcn Gin
lon9cS Wtelier un0 tebrte in Bic 2tuitalt
5rritf. Der Grite, ser ibm cntgcgentrat,
wor Der @Gcbter Mfarttn 0uffD. 98iit6e1o
Oron9 CT auf bieicn ein, brocbtc i9m nit
DEM Wfeiier nreDrere Sticbpunoen I'M
llntcrlctb uno i'm linfen Sbericbenfel bel
u1o 1eriucbte 0aun i1m Ben rccbtcn 9oue
men ab5ubeiBcn. 0icran tpuroc ct 8liiGliz
cher 8elie burcb baS Gintrcffen mc0rcrer
9Sdrter DcrbinOcrt, Sic i'm ipeiolicb burcbs
prit9eltet rnO Oonn in elmer 3cuc ciniperr>
ten. Gr miro itdb fir lctne llntDat Dor benz
5 olt3eirtcbter in Der 8. Gbicngo 2lpenue
station ST perantporteu Daben.
, 1893-09-02
2tdter Gmin9 nod ntcbt bereit.

&rob icincS ibm ~oorlie8enben @eribtSs
fdlenoers un6 iciner geitrigen NufiinOigung
er1cbtcn 9ttcbter @tDing beute @ormittog
ntcbt in ietnem 0eric6tSSimmer. Sn 6ol9e
belien tpuroc NIGHTS in 8e3ug auf ben 2(nz
trag Der 8ertrcter ber 2lusiteuungSgeieQz
icbaft auf ltmitoBung Der Gnticbeibung ocs
9ttcbterS G'o9gtn in Ser Sonntagsfroge gez
than. 9a Gtcbter Gmtn9 am Montag feline
@ertbt9I iBung ab9Glt, Wirb Bic 2(n9elcgenz
belt fritDeiten9 am 0ietitog in irgenO elmer
@eltalt 5Hr 8er6a1oIlng tomnlen.
Die Jticbter 9unne uno @oggin bieLtcn
beute Sornttttag in beS lcBtercu @eridbtsz
simmer cine 8eIprec6ung ob, in melcber
0err 9unne letnem Golcgen crflGrte, er
babe ME bic ibm Don g%cpiiier Settle in ben
Ufuno gelc9te AeuBerun9 getban, baB9tidbter
0o99tn 10 gcban0elt taben ipiirbc, ipte CT
e9 am 9onnerltag getban, 9lci4gilttg Oh
er betrunfen ooer nildtern getpeien lei.
, 1893-09-02
Ods unteritiibun0smerf.

St ocr 9cttrtgen SiBung ocr Nbtpa1ier>
beb0rDe mllrDe Der 8eicbluB gefaBt, ipeitere
1900 Nrbetter bel Ben Ganalbauten All be-
1cbdfttgcn. G9 1Dllcn tnbeB iolcbc Geute Be-
por5ugt tpcrOcn, melc6e TamiltenpGter iino.
lin ben III Gbicago tpo6nen0en Qlr6ettern
@~elc9enbeit 81 elmer DerbQltniBmGBig 6iui>
gen 6tl1z urO Gitdreile 81 getpG6reu, baben
Die @tlcnbabnen it6 erboten, boiiir 16 Sens
31 bcrcbncn, pGbrenb Die 6o6rt ionIt 81
folten DilTDe. Q(n ndcb1ten Otontag Iollen
$50 W}ann angeitelt tpcr6en.
2QO. Wtabben BAT eincn 8(an, 6urdE 6eIien
QuSfii9rung er 20, 900 OtQnn 8eic6Gftiouna
st geben bDfft. Gr erflGrt, 6QB Sic Sto6t
beretts GOntratte fir MISUNDERSTANDING
gen gum 8etragc Don $4,000, 900 Sergeben
babe. 9teics 0elb miro ober crit i'm nGcb=
itcn Sa6r 0urcb Spe5ialumlagen ctnge0en.
9Ser1n man nun Die bctreffenben Steuer>
3abler peranlaiien f0nne, gegen CUTE l3tnien
Die Steuern icbOn iebt St be5obleu, Damit
Die @cloer ben Gontraftoren CUR 8~erfitgung
gelteut tDitrOcn, 0ann f0nntcn bic 9lrbciz
ten iofort in 2(ngriff 9etommen iper6cn
ltn0 10000 2trbciter bGtten @eleger6eit, ibr
8roo 81 ertDerbeu. Die @Dntraftoren f0nnz
ten Die 3tnien gans gut entricbten un0 noc6
cine Dit6i6e Summer Der0ienen.
Scr S9ulratb miro ben San bon me6re:
rem S9ulen Dorncbn1cn laiien uno oa0urc6
eInt9en bunOert Nrbeitern 8ei9dfttgung
9eben.
Der OtaDor bat 6os folgen6e Grmite err
ltannt, I'M @elbcr fir Bic l1nterititBungse
bebltrfttgcn 5u iammeln: s.. 81. Selfribgc,
Sobn g. GOof, Otto Ooun9, S. st. 9.
San Gleape, 3tO6ert ginobIom, s.. 9. Bail,
6. S. Sage, $. s.. &obIiaat, Soicpb Dom
ncrsber9er, 9. 6. @rOB, 6enrp Stegcl, s..
Q. 6an1iQ.
9aS Gomite miro am nGcbiten 0ieni flag
9facbmttta8 III Der Office bes 0taporS suz
la1nmenfommen.
, 1893-09-02
Werfeht oett 9fnt,ttatel.

11niere 11erlt0 auS9elprobene 8erm1>
tbung, D0B Scr bon Ser Nl1floge Der Gr>
i6teBun9 etncS San 6ranct5co'cr BoIi3i>
fen frei8eiprObenc S9auipieIer go. 8.
Curtis (ySomI Of YoienD mach mebrjG6z
riger Pauic nun tDieOer sur 8iibne 5uritdz
fe6ren tperDe, I'M bic $4,000, pclcbe i9m
feline breimaltgc 8ro3eiiirung 9efoltet, tpiez
6er ein5u6ringcn, b%citdtigt ii0. @lS elu9cr.
0ei0GftSnann lGBt iicD Curtis bon einem
Der 6efnnnteiten 9rornenfabrtfanten, lpelc9e
Die betm au1erttanii3en Bubliflm 10 be-
lte6ten SeniattOnSz ul1b SdQucrbramen
NUT 10 aus Dem Q(ernel 5u ic9ittcln pers
m6gelt, Elm auf ietn eigene5 icn%iotioneleS
@rlebniB 6oiirteS Stiif l0reiben, benz na~
tiirLiB Elm n!09lic6it abluroer, a6er eben
oaourcb bic Q(ufmerfiomfcit res tbeoter7
beiu6en0en YuDlifumS e~rregen0er 3itcl
ge9eDen iper0elt miro. QlQer Norau5iicbt
noc6 tpitb Curtis Ietnc ~filtan3tele GinbuBe
Der LeBtcn Sabre raic9 ipie0er gut 9en1acDt
9a6en unb Elm ertleflic6e5 SiimmCben
O'rit6er btnauS fir fommen6e y9te8enta9e"
5uritdlegcn fOnnen. s3u 6ieiem s3Dede
braucbte ct aber nicbt etnmol itcb Der Mtii6e
beS v5ur S3au ipieLen" 3u unter5ieDen
penn ct it9 in Sen berporragenbercn
g9tnte>WtuieumS" beS 2an0eS pro6u5irte,
oDne aud nllr BEN Wfun0 babel auf5uma>
den, 10 pilr6e ct 9on5 9enau Oaiiel6e err
reicben, 9aS ltebe Bubltflm pirbe iicb
aub in bteiem Safe nit gr0Btem 8ergniiz
gen Bic 8cine balb ablaufen, I'M ben be-
rilbmten uSatn'l BON BOien", Der vum Elm
9oar al ben @al8en 9efommen tpdrc", 5u
ieRen, 9aS it nun einmal amerifoniiDer
@el0maf. Sn 8e5ug bierouf paBt pOr7
tretfItcb baS aIte Oeutlcbe S%priicbport:
vGtn ieDeS &Dierc5en bat lein Ylaiitrc6en."
SIM ltebri8en muB man Sem 6errn Otar
Strelingcr, alias Curtis 0aS &omplimcnt
macbelr, baB ct BEN GummeL aus 6ern fl
oeriteDt. 2cute, tpie CT, iino etnfacb nic6t
to0t gu ma9en. 9aS perben tpo6l auc6
, 1893-09-02
Der STREET. UNI oas Gsftmo6orf,

q. 9. S6uman, Oer 0ei6aftsfiibrer 6e5
SolonleS 6otelS, itanO bcute por &icbter
Bortcr IN 6D0e 8art inter Ser 9lnflage
6eS unorbentlicben 8etragens, bcien ct iicb
oaDurcb 1c9ulOtg gemabt bate, ais ct i'm
GSttmooorfc eincu an9e6ltcben @emeinz
1cboben abiteuen unb Die Sort befinblicben
9un0e t0oter IpOlte. S9uman'S &eriucb,
9onneritag in bas GSfimoborf 9eipaltz
fam etn5uoringen, bate, tpte mir bericbtet,
etne S9ldgeret unb iblieBlidb bie 8crbaf@
tung Scbuman'S sur TOl8e, G.Ot. Daniels,
ber @eicbGftsfiibrer beS GSfimooorfes, lit
ebcnfaus u~erbaftet, un0 5lpar inter Der 9(nz
fla8c, einen @emcinibaben ST unterbalten.
Die 9%erbanOlung lit auf ben 6. September
.0ngelebt.
, 1893-09-02
RdmpHufttoe Odbbdrtunen.

Srau Ottlte Stetpart trat beute Woroen
por benz Ribter 8raOlpeu ais &lG9erin gez
gen 6rau Sarab ga Que arf. Die 6ei6en
Trauen itnD 9tacbbartnnen uno tpo6nen an
Der 9Sabalb QOenue. Sic poren iicb in
Die 9aare 9eratDen, neil bie Cine auf Ser
3eu9let1e bet @nbcren @Gicbe umGrofnen
aufgebdngt bate. NuS cinem 8ortltreit
sing es baIO 3u SbGtli6fetten it6er ur0
6rou Stepart IieB 6rau Go0ue tpegen 9lnz
critics perbaften. 3icbter 8rabpeu belt
8eiOen zine lGn8cre Straiprcoi9t un6 iteute
Damn 6rou ga Due fir Bic 9alcr BON
lecbS Wfonaten unter 5000 Srieocns6iirgz
ichaft.
, 1893-09-02
ShdSenfeuer.


Sn Sem iicbenit0fi9en GcbGltbe go.
86-88 g8eit SafiOn StraBe bradb bcrtc
Mforgen Elm Seuer aus, bas cine 3ett lang
baS 9an5e 9roBe 6auS einSuGiobern brobte.
GS 9ebOrt S. gS. Sitranber, Ser 6nS eritc
Stoftperf lelbit benubt. 9os 6euer bracb
in Dem ~Speitcn Stodmerf aus, baS an bic
r&anbolpb 0~itbo8rapb 60" permictbet 1T.
Der Otacbttpddbter ianOte ioforl einen 9Qorm
ein; aber ebc Die Seueripebr e%intraf, 6attcrt
sic 6lalnmen iolbe Sortid6ritte gcmacbt
baB es nur nit Wtii6e geIang, 6os 6euer
auf 0as stpeitc Stodmert 81 bei9rGnfen.
Der 9erluit AM @ebdube iptr6 $500 nibt
iiberitei9en, tpdbrenO bic rJton6olpb 2itboz
graph 60" etnen S6aben bon $500 erz
IeiOet. Die GntitebungSuriacbe Oes 6euerS
lit unbefannt.