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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-07
OPENED WITH A VICTORY.
Savannah Wins the First Game Of the
Second Series.

The Savannah Boys Score 9 Runs to
Macon's -McGarr Gets Four Hits
in Five Times at Battle Infeld
Work of the Savannahs Particu-
larlv Noticeable.
Macon, Ca, July 6.-McGarr's work
with the willow with Savan-
nah's punching of hits and Ma
cons punching of errors in the third
inning won the first game of the new
series for the visitors. a remarkable
feature of the game was the fact that
neither side could put the ball out of the
way for more than one bag, and while the
score shows several errors the fact is that
both sides took big chances The third
inning was ragged on both sides and was
the only blot on the game, which was
really good ball playing without any par
ticularly brilliant work. On two Occa-
sions Macon had a man on third with
good chances of a tie, but pitching and
good fielding blocked them. Twitchell's
fine catch close to the left field fence off
Cross was the fielding feature, though the
neat quick work of Savannah's inheld
was particularly noticeable McGarr made
heavy, clean hitting for singles in four out
Olive times at the bat, bringing in several
runs. The game was umpired by Clausen
and Meakim satisfactorily in the absence
of any league umpire. The teams are
evenly matched, with perhaps d little adj
vantage to Savannah in the get up and
snap of the players. The attendance was
fair, the extreme heat preventing any
very large turn out.
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AN ATTRACTIVE INVESTMENT.
Well Located Real Estate.

On the northwest corner of Jones and JET
ferson streets there is a 2-story wooden resi-
dence, with sufficient vacant ground on JET
fersoH street to build another house.
This corner house could, at small outlay
be converted into a store, with living rooms
attached and above, and would prove an ex-
cellent stand for business.
On Jones street, west of the above, is a g.
story brick house, with a large yard in the
rear, and sufficient vacant space on the east
to build another house. The frontage on
Jones street is eighty feet.
This valuable property, consisting of the
above described residences, a small store and
the large lot can be bought at low price for
cash, or if small cash payment be made the
balance can be arranged for through loan
company.
c. H DORSETT
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BAINRRIDGE rs 4 WAX OvER
BATTLES ON THE DIAMOND.
Outcome of the Days Games North
and South.

Outcome of the Days Games North
and South.
Washington, July 6.-Bau games were
played to-day as follows:
CINCINNATI BEATS BROOKLYN
ci nc 3!@S inn,"'i-.'.gIooooels-H9 i 4 =
Brooklyn .-.........52 100000 0-s II ,
Batteries-Sullivan and Murphy; Stein and
kinslOw.
RAIN AT CLEVELAND.
At Cleveland-The Cleveland and BBlti-
more game was postponed on account of
wet grounds,
CHICAGO BEATS PHILADELPHIA
At Chicago-EIevcn innings II. H E.
Chicago; 30 0500l $00l-ll 70 2
Batteries Hutchinson and Kittredgei
Nickery, weighing and Cross.
BIRMINGHAM BEATS MOBILE.
At Birmingham r. H z
birmingham. I'd 0 90 / II )
Ni1nl9 ana Eay,o
and Flynn.
MEMPHIS WINS AT NASHVILLE.
At Nashville-Ten innings r. E
Nashville ........2 O1102 0Ol-S "A 5
Bat'teriss- HoIer ana Sommers; Wads
worth, Phillips and Rogers,
WASHINGTON LOSES AT ST. LOUIS.
At ST Louis r. H. E.
st. Louis ...........2 1 > o 0 l-l2 10 3
Washington. o / q 0 , O. 9 ;
Battcries-GleaSOn and PETIT; Maui and
Farrell.
MONTGOMERY BEATS NEW ORLEANS.
Montgomery. ..,..o1OOOOO3+ +
New Orleans. 1000 1000 % ,
Batteries Bailey and Williams Hagle ana
| Twinum.
TIE GAME AT AUGUSTA.
At AuguSta-ICn iuningS- r. Il f.
Augusta ..........0 0 0 l 0 / . 0 OF 5 3
Charleston .......l > o o o l o O o. I II 8
Hutteries-Camp and Wilson; Cross and
SUgden.
GENE called on account of darkness.
TIE At LOUISVILLE.
At Louisville r. H. E
Louisviuc.........02 O211O4-Il II ,
New Nork..........2 0 0 32O Oh IS q
arteries Rhodes and Grim: schmidt and
Milli-an
Game called: reason not stated.
PITrsBUEG BEATS BosToS
At Pittsburg- r. Fl. T.
Pittsburg.. , 0 0 3 o o SO 10 q
Boston ...............O 0 3 OU6 o O. o g 4
Batteries h bret and Miller: Nichols and
Bennett.
ATLANTA LOSES AT CHATTANOOGA.
At Chattanooga II H. E.
Chattanooga ......I1OO9O Ol3-s II i
Atlanta ........... o D o > o 0l ID y :
Batteries stephens and Sclba,h: Darby
and MUrl ny.
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Lexington Locals.

Lexington, Ga, July Mrs. w. G..
Johnson Gicd at her home in this place
last night al S O'Clock. Mrs johnson was
a constant sufferer for more than year
She leaves a husband and one little girl.
The Teachers Institute is i'm session.
here tins week, conducted rs DIR BailE.
of BuCua Vista. u is a pleasant asso.il-
ton and DIR. BaiN has made many ri ud9
during his short stay here.
Crops are oderatcly good, EGt need
rain.
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Blaokshear's Canning Factory.

Blaabshear, Ca, July 6.-The Black
shear Canning Factory commenced opera
ton to-day, and viii continue work
through the season. A carload of cans
have been aceiyed, and others N..u FOL
low, AS fast as they can be used up. To-
matoas are being packed to-day. Nothing
but tirst-class stock will be used. ana as
line quality of goods sent out from the
factory as can be had anywhere, as we
have an abundance Of fine fruit and we've
tables, and the arrlngementofth the factory
is model of neatncss and convenience.
and with the thorough knowledge of the
business. which Mrs Hunt, the manager
has, success is assured.
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N MEMORIAM.


.- ~ y. - - -
Resolutions Passed hy the Board OF Man
ayers ~ the Widows Society.
MRS. MARGARET A. LATHROP.
Tho shadow OF "A great cloud rests upon us
to-day. The Angel OF Death" has been here
ans responsive 10 his summons our friend
ana leader mas laid down her earth work and
gone over on the other side 10 rest. A long,
useful and beautiful life has fulfilled its mis-
sion and gone TO receive the promised re
ward.
Her warm, generous heart combined with
singular good Judgment. eminentiy htted her
for the position she so long and faithfully
filed. Her words Of cheer when the day is
bright and wise counsel when clouds gather
viii greet US no more, but her influence, like
o henedictiOn. will long be felt.
Resolved, Thatin the death of Mrs Lathrop
the Widows Society has sustained an IRE
parable loss.
That we offer our heartfelt sympathy to
her bereaved family, a common sorrow bind
ing US together.
That a copy Of these resolutions be sent to
the family and inscribed upon the minutes Of
the society.
Mrs. y. A. Habersham, first directress pro
TEN; Mrs Get lvus Cohen, second directress;
Mrs. A. II. On tmpion, secretary; Miss Tufts,
treasurer: NJ IS. r. D. Walker. Mrs. NJ.
Maclean Mrs 7. R. Screven,, Mrs. C. L.
Jones, Mrs. w. S. Lawton, Mrs. w. F.
Seherf, Mrs. George L. Cope, Sr., Mrs. I. A
Cronk, Mrs. George L. Cope, Miss Minis,
Mrs. Loza Solomon, Miss M. Minis, Mrs. c.
L. Branch Miss Saussy, Mrs. N. b. Brown,
Miss $. J. Owens, Mrs. / W. Huger, Miss
Clark, Mrs 5. 2. Goodwin, Miss DeLettre,
Mrs. C. d. Baldwin, Mrs. Clarence COnnerat
Mrs. j. c. Rowland.
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ABBEVILLE MENTION.
An Aged Citizen Dead-A kick
Against the Poor Mail Service.

An Aged Citizen Dead-A Kick
Against the Poor Mail Service.
Abbeville, Ga, July 6.-George Nc
Dufie, an aged citizen of Abbeville, who
has been confined to his house with mfr
nifty for several years, was stricken with
paralysis last Monday from the effects
of which he died yesterday morning.
The withdrawal of the passenger trains
from the Savannah, Americas and Mont
gomery railway has placed Abbeville and
all the towns along the line of the
road at serious disadvantage so
far as the mails are concerned The
MORNING News now reaches this point at
o'clock in the morning the day follow
ing its publication All the other daily
papers reach here two days old. The
schedule is an outrage to towns along
the road. A railroad three hundred miles
long, doing the business that this one
does, without a single passenger train,
is without precedent.
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LightninF ON the Wires.

Quitman, Ga, July G.-One of the hard
est rains Of the season fell here this af-
ternoon. The fall was an inch ana half
in a little over an hour The rain was &C
companied by considerable lightning.
The lightning got on the telegraph wires
and burned out the instrument al the
depot office. The uptown wires were
better grounded and this Office goa OF
lighter, Telephones in one or two stores
and residences were also damaged
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-07

Carrollton Ga, July 6.-The Seventh
''bloody seventh, " will mold their annual
reunion at Villa Rica. this county, July
q. Extensive preparations are being
made for this reunion, and old veterans
from all parts of GeorEia will be on hand
Prominent speakers are booked Tor the
occasion, and barbecue is being pre-
Yapad
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MRS. FRANCIS woRRILL DEAD.
She Was One of the Most Estimable
Residents of Thomaston.

Thomaston, Ga, July 6.-Mrs. Fran
els Worrill died at her home in Thomas
ton this morning at O'Clock. Mrs. Wor-
rill was born at Sparta and was in her
9th year. She moved to Thomaston IN
1853. She was converted when small
girl and joined the Methodist church, Of
which she has been a faithful and consis-
tent member ever since. She will be
greatly missed by the community She
was faithful friend, a good neighbor and
a cousecrated and devoted Christian.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-07
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
a Negro Killed and Several Persons
Shocked at Collins.

Collins, Ga, July G.-This afternoon
about o'clock, during a shower of rain,
accompanied as usual by some lightning,
a negro by the name Of Doctor Williams,
working on the turpentine farm of 3
Lucas, near this place, was struck and
instantly killed by lightning He had
been al work in the woods, but
on the approach of rain had
started home, but as he got near Mr.
Newton Collins home, lightning struck
him, with the above results 1t also
killed several chickens near him and
severely shocking and badly soaring
some of the family Of Mr. Collins, who
were sitting on the porch The negro
killed was very wicked and would after
during a thunderstorm curse the light
ming The other negroes say that is
why he he was killed, and are very much
worked uD over It,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-07
sLAsHED WITH A KNIFE.
a Row at a Political Rally Nea
Thnrnastnn Ends in Rlnndshad

a Row at a Political Rally Near
Thomaston Ends in Bloodshed.
Thomaston, Ca, July 6.-At Barker
Springs, six miles from Thomaston, yes
terday evening Wylie Pollard and JEFF
Johnson cut Tom Moore seriously and his
recovery is doubtful. The trouble was a
previous misunderstanding aroused by
whisky drinking at a third party alliance
picnic Pollard and johnson We're ar
rested and placed in the Thomaston Jail
There were about one thousand people
present. The principal speaker was G.
II. Ellington, president of the state al
lance, from McDuffy county.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

All persons are cautioned against purchas-
in@ mat tract OF land In Chatham county
Georgia. Immediately south CT the extended
hnlts OF the city of savannah, known as the
bSA 'R IkAtN. containing Ono Hundred
ana ~tEen Acres. more or less. bounded on the
H"I,h ty t~i,l avenue. east ny Waters ROad,
south by lands OF Barstow. and west by lands
81 ael, A. *. LawtoH rs | have nude "a Goa
tract for the purchase thereof and intend 10
Apply 10 the courts for u specific performance
ca ne contract. J. Il. ESTILL.
SANAc;NAu, Aug. 30, 1888.
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Darien Ga, July 6.--onlf.,, 81. Ne
lntOsh Light Dungeons, GEORGIA cavalry.
will not camp at Griuin, owing TO lack o
men able 10 get oil. Captain Elect B. L..
Sinclair has rendered his resignation
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Having purchased the stock and fixtures of
the $40 cry business formerly conducted by
NJ. .. Il. EOthschild at the Guards armcry.
sun street, am now prepared 20 fiji all or
ders for all kinds OF Fancy Imported and Do
mCstic Groceries.
r. a. BLACK WE'LL.
Formerly with Eotato $ W Brunch.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FINE GOODS At Low PR1CEs.

FINE GOODS AT Low PRICES.
5000 pounds Of 10 pounds average best Can
vased Hams al 15c. per pound.
Fine clean Rice at SOC. per peck.
Gelatine, Gelatine,
At &c per package. Will make one quart of
good Jelly.
Smoked Beef Tongues 35c. each, three for
81 90.
Extra Fine Imported Sardtnes, 4 boxes at
10c. per OK.
MUTUAL COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION,
q. s. Van Horn, Agent
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Earned Runs Savannah ?
Double Plays-Hess to Beard to West,
Beard to Hess to West.
Bases on Balls-On Petty 1, off Abbey L.
Passed Balls onnaughton ?.
Stolen bases-ConnaughtOn.
Struck Out-By AbCey ,, by Petty l.
Time of game. l:45.
Umpires Mcakim and ClauGen.
BAINBRIDGE HAS WALK OVER.
cambridge, Ga, July 6.-The Little
River base ball club of Pelham played
the Bainbridge team here this afternoon.
The score was Al to 10, in favor of the
cambridge team
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BANKS.
THE CITIZENS Bank.
OF SAVANNAH,
Capital 100000.

Transacts a general banking business.
Maintains a Savings Department and al.
lows INTEREST AT PER CENT, com.
pounded quarterly.
The accounts OF individuals, firms, bankI
and corporations are solicited.
With our large number OF correspond
ents in GEORGIA, ALABAMA FLORIDA
and SOUTH CAROLINA, we are prepared
to handle collections on the most favor2-
bic terms.
Correspondence invited.
BISANTLEY A. DENIM ARK,
President.
NJ. Il. LANE,
Vice President
GEORGE G. FREEMAN,
Cashier.
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TANINIANY CLUB.

A regular meeting of this club will be held
THIS FRIDAY EVENING at o'clock at
Tammany Hall.
W. NJ. BOHAN, President.
]. j. POMERS. r. S
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oINcINNArI BEATS pRooKLYN.
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

Having given up the grocery business. and
thanking my friends and the public generally
for past fayo $ I would solicit continu-
ance Of same to my successor, Mr.. r. A.
BLACKWELL
s H ROTHSCHIID
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MEETINGS..
G4NDRTM G0DGESO. -, F. = 4. NJ.

~ 'A ~ " y W. TO- = ~ "a W.
A regular communication of this a
lodge will be held THIS friday 1--WE "a
MING at s;15 o'clock. Xxx
The f. A. degree will be conferred w
Members of sister lodges and transfer
brothers cordially invited to meet with US
BY order Of E. A. QUITS, W. M.
w C. TRAVIS Secretary
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GREENE Died Marie iAAHEIIAehEENE.
t.He-. faulhter Of MI and Mrs Henry
Greene at TvUce Funeral from Iyhee depot
40 $50 O'Clock THIS MORNING
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Buying miscellaneous stocks and
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The Latest Bargains in Fine Soaps.
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THE SOUTH BOUND RAILROAD

VIII sell Worlds Fair tickets via Asheville
and Paint Rock, or Lynchburg and Char
lottesville and Chesape Ike and Ohio railroad,
allowing stop overs at any points between
SpartanDurg, s. c., and Paint Rock on the
Western North Carolina railroad and at any
point on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
between Lynchburg and Charlottesville and
Lowell, West Virginia. For full information
apply to 1. NJ FLEMING, General Passenge r
Agent, No g Bull street, or J. F. GRAY,
Travelling Passenger Agent.
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JUST ARRIVED,

Direct from Liverpool per Swedish bark
Irgeborg tive hundred 900 tons Of Salt
Now landing and for sale by
JAS. NJ. DIXON & Co,
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WEDDINGS.

Wedding invitations and cards printed o
engraved at the shortest notice and IN the
latest styles We carry an extensive and well
selected stock of fine papers, envelopes and
cards especially for such orders. Samples
sent on application
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Savannah, Ga.
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RAIN AT CLEVELAND.


At Cleveland-The Cleveland and TSlti-
more game was postponed on account of
wet grounds,
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POTATOES, POTATOES.
PRINCIPAL WANTED.

PRINCIPAL WANTED
An examination to fill the position of Prin-
cipal Of one of the Grammar Schools in this
city will be held at Chatham Academy on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, between the
hours of 9 a m. and , p. m.
Applicants viii he expected to furnish ttsu
monials as to character and scholarship.
w. II. BAKER Sec Board Pub. Ed.
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Washington, July 6-Bal games were
played to-day as follows:
, 1893-11-20
Die neue UoritbiR
11un fat fir uno ferti9,
Anf Die BihnrnIteurru be'ii9lidJe
B~ettimmuneeu.
ertrabtlidJe Grbobmo Der mBis-
keylfeuer 9eplmt,
tsriur GrlJGlnnn ner aaier- 1t,tn
Tnhad1-Steller.
SO aihtnntnn. 20 Sion

49,
Sn ser neIen Sarifbiu, bon ipelder
bonn ~. 5, SO. an bas 8ublitum @inIicbt
nebmen tam, iinO teinc Reinforcement in
8e3ug aui bic beitebenoe1 8innenlteIer>
@eiebe Dor9eleben, eS lei benn ettpa cine
GrbGbung Der g8bisfeDz Steler. 0ieie
9In9elegenheit beiinbet iicb our Belt nocb in
Der S6pebe. Die DorSunebmcn6e @rs
bObung bieier Steuer mir6 lib mach Ben
Budget 81 raui6la9en bes SbaBamteS fir
bas ndcbite Sistalia6r un0 oct feltsuieben@
ben Ginfommcnlteuerrat ricbten.
Ginige Mttglteber beS &omites fir
DfitteI un6 Bege iin6 Ser Nnltdht, oaB cine
@rbObung Der NbiSfepiteuer UNI Se6n Gts.
pet @allone tpelcbe Die Negierln9seinfiinfte
nm etiua $40, 000, 900 perme6ren mitroe,
fitr ale SGlle binreicben6 lei. 2(n0cre tpiee
Der %befiirworter cine m0glibit bobe 8bisz
tepiteuer, unb es 1T gar nlcbt Mnm0glih,
OaB OicieEbe auf $1.20 per @aqoue icit9es
lebt tpirb.
9icSteuer auf 8ier un6 berar6eiteten Saz
BAT, bc5tp. G~igrqren, tpirb ntcbt erb09t pers
ben. SIS betdno Stpar bic Q(biicbt, Die
Gigarrenitel1er bon $500 ouf $500 per
1000 SIT er1O6en, bic Gigarrenfabritanten
baben aber nit Grfolg 6age9en Gin1prucb
erboben. 8a6ri6einli9 pir6 Der Sim
fubr5Ou auf Sumatra7G abat, Ser 9egene
tDGrtig $3.50 auf a~uSgertppten Sabof un6
$2.75 auf GtppentGbat betrdgt, auf 80 @ts.,
be3p. 81 berab9eiebt tperOen, ba baS &omite
otclen a3ou fitr au5u bob bemeiien era6tet.
, 1893-11-20
BlOuut's BeridJt iiber 9amaii.
Der ameriFaniihe 6eianote Stepens
0drin
Sir oen eriten Gebiilfeu ser RepoIutiondre
erfldrt.
81 Norf. 20. 9}oD.

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Gommtiidrs 8lount, uu6 la9t gum S6luB
barber folgcnbeS Scr Bericbt oes Gomz
miiiGrs Slpunt ipiro bartbun, OaB ser Sc
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l6ltr Bottom lan9e ebe Elm %geniigenber
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tpattibeu 0runb unb 8oben borlag, LAM
bete; Dab er lib tpeigerte, bieieIben 3l entz
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getorOert iDurbe, unO naboem ibm mttse:
tbetIt moroen mar, oaB Die 8eb6roen Mil=
lens uub p0uts i'm Gtanbe ieten, bic Orb
nult9 oufre6t 81 erDaltcn, uno Die alneriz
tonil6en Sntereiien 3u i6iiBeu; 6oB Oieie
Srltppen 9egeniiber benz Gegierungsgcz
bGuOe auf9eitelt mur6en, in tpeIbenl, tpie
Der @elanbte Stebens nuBte, bic JtepoLu=
ttonGre int 8egrtff itanoen, ibre 8rotla>
nation 81 DcrIeien, uno 6aB lib Der &epoz
lut!onSausi dbuB bel bieicm reb o%luttonGren
l%lntcrnebmen Guf ben S6ub Ser a1neri7
tantl3en Gruppcn DorlteB 0aB Stepens,
tad6 porber enttporfcnen Bro9ramm, Bic
prOOiioriihe Ge9ierung onertaunte, ebe
oteielbe BON bet &e9ierun9 uno Der WtiIt>
tGrgepalt 8eiiB ergriffen bate, uro baB
Die lleber9abe ocS WilitdrS, iopte Die Ser
SOnigin, nrr in Sol9e Der 6urbt Dor Der
ueberma5t Der Ser, Staaten ftattfanD.%
, 1893-11-20
oes Geiens pom S6uno
rontonen.
Gin Juu9e Don einem SpieIfamsraoen sr.
f6oHen.
Gprinqfie16, SQ., 20. g1Dp.


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Barter ielten ettpaS iiirtgerclt SpieLfamez
ra0en GbarleD Stills. Gs icbeint, oaB cine
Nn5abl BON Sun9en, bencn DaS 2eielt pon
Gdubergei6ichten ben &opf perbrebt bate,
cine gebetme @cieaicbaft ge9riinbet unb iicb
ais 0auptquartier cine Hduberb0ble eirgez
ri6tet bate. Der iun9e JtiuiS bate iid
ais Wfit9lteb 9emeIOet unb ionte in Der
@03le in Die @ebeimntiie 6es yOrOenS"
c~in9etpeibt perben. Wtan ber6alo ibm Die
Gu9en, unb Der iun9e Barter belt ibm,
llm i'm, mie er iagte, SIT eribreder, cine
gtitolc por bic 8ruit. 9arauf tpurDe iDm
Die 8inbc bon 6et Q(,tgen eenommen, unb
in Dem Nugenbltde beriIbrte Barter BEN
9rider; Ser S6uB gtns Los unO Our9z
bObrte benz iungen gfiuis bic recbte 0un9e.
Wentge Ofinuten lpGter mar Oieier cine
Qeicbe. Barter b%ebauplet, nicbt ge!puBt 3u
baben, baB Die Ytitolc geIaben mar, unb
aIS &c lab, pas ct angericbtet bate, fonnte
er MUIR nit Wtiibe Surit6gebalten tperoeu,
itcb ieIbit SIT cri6ieBen. Gr lit ser Sobn
cineS peritorbenen Scbrlitiebcrs, unS iein
Spfcr lit ein Stiefiobn bes fiirsIib bon
Glfbart, Snb., Dierber 9e5ogcnen @iaiam
Qln0erI0n.