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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-23
WANTS TO SOBER Up.
A Huntington Man who Has Carried n
Jag since July 1.
Special 10 tss SsSiss,

HUNTINGTON, w. VA, November %. =
Robert Henderson, claiming 10 be 4
Wheeling man, was placed in jail at his
own request last evening. He has been
here some time, and was TO go TO work IN
a glass factory at Central City. Since
July he says he has been on deeauch,
and desired 70 get locked up TO sec II 1t
IvOuld NOT sober him
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-23

So>4oiro roe Rs5i'iS,.
WASHINGTON, Sovemo Der B.
Hudkins was to-day appoi9x ps-
ter az Pepper, Barbour t
Virginia. vice l. d. McKi1
The postofice at Hicnmbo
county, w. Va. has been q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-23
Ohio Pardon Board Proceedings.
-. - Rsg.s.t-

\pLUNBUs. ONO, November 22.-The
Board Of Pardons tonight refused
ccm lfeud pardoa 70 JACOB Hunter,
etea of assault % raDe. in Jefferson
In January. 1894, and sentenced 10
hears Imprisonment, and recon-
he pardon Of William and Oliver
VINO ws;e convicted Of assaulDto
elmOnt county last summer and
10 one year each
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-23
|REDp'S turn TOLAUGa
The Ex-Czar Makes Fun for the Bos-
ton Home Market Club.
FINDS THE PROPHETIC INSTINCT

Developed in Him TO a Sufficient
Degree to be Valuable, but Not
Exactly Accurate-He Predict
ed That Trenches Would Be
Used for Democratic Graves,
but His Prediction Fell Short.
How q Winner Feels After u
Good Dinner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-23
rIsHnAoK,s sOusD Looso.
The Democracy success Is sIvsr's Only
Hope

LITTLE Rock. AK. November 2-Goy.
ernor Fishback has written letter 20 Al
J. Warner, President Of tne Bi-metailiI
League, that be VII not follow any act 4
imuracrlcsbles into new party, and TIA
the Democratic party is the only OF
through which I'VE can ever secure frfl
and unnmlted coinage of 1llYer.n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-23
NEWS FOR THB SPORTS
Association Base Ball Men Discuss the
National Boards Ediet.
4. c. BUCKENBERGER AND OTHERS

Defended By Editor Richter-Gos-
sip About the Harvard-Yale
Foot Ball Game - The New
Haven Boys Expected to Play
a Straightaway Gape-Bicy-
cling at Louisville General
Sporting News - Yesterday
Races.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-23
WHEELING W. VA FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 23 1894

Cambridge. we shall almost certainly see
number OF plays which will De in the ma
ture of momentum mass plays, but which
will be designed so as to come within the
rule
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-08-12

starter at him. The cat turned with n tipsy
leer, went on tapping the beer, and then slowly
trotted out into the night.
Not only was the animal fast becoming a slave
to drink. but lie had lost his taste for rats and
mice. He also began to lose his self-respect. Days
would pass during which he would forget to
groom himself. although previously pride in his
appearance was one of mis- characteristics. Maltv
foam was seen cliDging 10 his whiskers.
At times he wabbled in his walk. lie purrcd
occasionally with a" nc" There was a decided
baCchRnalian ring to his voice,
Mr.. Lane grew worried at the evident down.
ward career OF his cat. He thought seriously
done, however, and IL soon became evident that
the tip Of the cats nose was becoming red. He
would reel about the door and wabblo when he
sat down.
The end came several nights ago. Tom espled
a creme de menthe upon n table, and he quickly
slowed IL away. Then he stole q pousse cafe.
He was quiet for a few minutes, and with an
atfectation OF sObriety he made for the street.
When next seen he was endeavOring TO climb a
lamp post. The fact that his claws would not catch
hold seemed to worry him, and he grew maudlin.
tore across tho street 20 interrupt q ate-a-tete
between n hrindle cat and a Maltese. The twain
resented his interference and extracted chunks
OF hair from his coat. Sore and uncertain, he
one eye closed, was found waiting outside when
the saloon was opened In the morning. Upon
gaining entrance he .bolted straight for the
water spigot and held his head in the cooling
stream for several minutes, Then. damp and
r.morsetnl. he crept under the bar and tried To
sleep il OF.
had enough. He looks askance at all beverages
and foam no longer adOrns his whiskers. The
rats and mice, which had gained courage, are
now being thinned out. The cats coat II thick,
In proudly announcing the cats reformation:
He never touches ii drop now"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-08-12

YANKEE THRIFT OUTDONE.
Miss GresasteIa supported Her Parents
AAd saved NOney on 81 = Week.

NORWICH, Aug. Yankee thrift is famous
in story and tradition. but there is reason to he
lieye that IL is nowhere in comparison with the
thrift that has crossed the sea with some Old
World people who have found work ia New
England mills. In illustration Of this 10 the
story told by n young mill hand named
Greenstein, who works in the great Ponemah
Cotton Mill at Taftytlle In this town. She was
summoned before Justice J. T. Cunningham. a
day or two ago. In connection with a lawsuit
brought by Grocer wechsler Of Jewett City 10
compel her TO pay a debt which, she AYERS, she
never contracted.
How old are you, Miss Greenstein ~ asked
Justice Cunningham. and how long have you
been In this country 2"
II am Is" replied the young woman, In good
English, and l came here three and = half
years ago"
Then she related the story OF her success in an
American factory. The recital may be in
strucuye 70 ~high-priced American strikers,
Of their leisure denoaneiHs no RqsS
lists aud corporate greed" as being the
cause Of their III fortune and straitened meaus.
Miss Gresnstein said she landed In this city with
an EaSiish word. she found work without
trouble, though, Ia the Ponemah mil, and, on =
salary Of 81 a week during the past three and a
half years, has not only paid al her personal
expenses aud lived comfortably, but has fetched
hrF parents across the ocean and has supported
thsm for more than a yeas. Futhermore, she
has amAssed > snug little fortune, $500, which
Is Aafs In = Norwich bank. Miss GFeensteln,
Eood-nAtursd, cheerfu and bright, and she
hasn't = ghost Of an idea but that LIE Is worth
living, sleR en- ~ : meek
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-08-12
PRESERVEs THAT WILL KEEP.
Advice 20 Housewives from = Chemist
Learned About Fsrment Plants.

This is the rying season, when forehanded
housewives put up all Sorts Of fruits in sweet
meats which make the tea table attractive all
winter. In some seasons aud with many fruits
there is little trouble in making these preserves
keep, but at other timesi Il seems as II the greatest
care were bound 10 be defeated and all skill were
naught. The 5 eetmeats will ferment and spoil.
A chemist Of this city, VIII has been making a
special study OF the life and growth Of ferment
plants. says the remedy for this Is double boil
ing. This must be done slth a certain reason
aud system. II proper precautions are not OBJ
served. be says, You might keep right on boil
ing the thlAgs, time aud again, all the year
round, and sthl they would spoil Boiling sill
knl all the ferment plants that are developed
from the spores. but Il will not kill the spores.
spores OF ferment plants require only from
eight 10 twelve hours 10 develop. Ii they are
left longer than this time the spCres will have
become new plants and in turn have deposited
new spores. To get rid of plants and spores,
therefore. the preserves should have hrst a good
boiling aud b. set away In sealed vessels. and
then about eight hours later be brought again
Just 70 a boiling heat. Treated In this way, the
chemist says. no further trouble can occur I'M
Lsss Rsn tsEmsnts get IA no4 OUTSIDE sources
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-08-12
500 MOUNTED INSECTS.
AA Interesting asa Beautiful Display In .
shop Window.

An interesting and beautiful display is made
In "A downtown tObaccunists window by a largo
case of mounted insects. In the centre is a huge
beetle with red cross markings on his back,
giving him the appearance Of being hsrncssed
IN scarlet bands. A number OF smaller beetles
surround him. and then at q few inches distant
from the centre are pinned four pale green
moths with wings shaped like q swallowtail
coat. These are the beautiful Luna moths, a
variety which may be seen futtering about
street lights in country towns.
beyond these Ia another huge array Of beetles,
conspicuous among them tho sturdy Hercules
beetle, which is so powerful that a man cannot
hold ore in one hand. An assortment OF bril-
liant-hued butterflies comes next; There T. the
dark, yelyety mourning cloak ana the brilliant
red ADMIRAL. both common in this vicinity, and
in close proximity the superb irides'ent blue
butterfly OF Brazil, more brilliant and splendid
than any OF our leptdaptera. \ Hook of smaller
beauties In quietrr hues cover the space 10 the
corners, where four OF the largest OF our native
night flyers keep guard, Two Of these, the
similar. the hue Of the wings being In general \
combination Of browns. The CecropiA Is some-
what richer in hue and a little larger, spreading
about six inches from Zip "a tip ~ IT. wings.
Their cousin, tne Frunetheds,, called the
American six moth, occupies a third corner,
l1nSing, with nj long, curyiug wings, somewhat
like a Spmhre-hurd butterfly instead of Rulght-
hying moth. lhr fourth corner - hela by a
motltthAt looks like q big yellow leaf with spots
of mildew on II. This NOT a beautiful insect,
hut every collector IN the land prizes the Regal
Walnut moth as being with one or two eIcep-
tiuns The rarest and most difficult TO get OF any
night-hying insect known In this region.
r. al! there Are more than 500 Insects n this
sidering the dimculty ~ making such a gOllec-
tlon and OF mounting the specimens, until H. Is
perlshahle property and requires constant at
t%ention u guard against the y9raclous butterfly
ice Sf bins R Ao1l gHss lggna I'M 6ss dsv osy i .nS
destroy every one ot the beautiful sRSclmeRA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-08-12
REcoRD.BREIKING LIGHTNING.
s5.0 Ss 81 Damage Was Done In oHs aud
Onc-haIr Seconds - NOFWich.

NoRWICH, Com. AuS. r The extraordinary
thunderbplt that wrecked th' Broadway cl.GrrA
steeplc here last week Was tho most ,A.easivs
one, the INSURANCE IltH say, that ever stra"S
a town ia the history OF the world. TIE inspr-
ance composites have adjusted the claims for
damage, uu the part Of tLr ,aEr"H -ur!e,y. and
have aw lulrd Stiis.Ft- l.H wt. r-irr anlrnird
uf tho iu~uT3rrs hIslu.-S Iu which url rlstIy
hayp. was wrought hy "a single p"|'. -tH-dtd ~
an IN GHE nrr-
Il is a stil iuntr -'grt..uE fact. B. go at.-g tho
swift capabilities ~ NutF.rg lightning, that
the ruinous bolt smoked tie stunning OuE " The
Stesple IN about q second aud = hAk 0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-08-12
MIR. LANES DISSIPATED CAT.
He Acquired Habits OF Intemperance. but
Has Since Reformed.

"HH SThCe RrTOF"tu.
The knowledge had been slowly rubbed into
Mr.. Lane that his big black cat was fast be-
coming an inebriate. Memberso of the Anony-
nous Club, up stairs. first called attention to
the cats growing thirst. Then one evening no
discovered the cat on the bar with his whiskers
In a beer glass gently ~quafing the amber fluid.
When he saw the cat dip one dusky paw down
into the glass and with evident gusto lick the
moisture from it. he was convinced. Forgetting
his affection for the animal, he flung u bung
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-08-12
AWOMAN'S NOVEL PROJECT
sara NErILIE ms FOUvD an
OPENING ron TIN JOICE.
n Is UnusuaIIy Powerful, and she Hss
Dramatic Action Besides- She WIN
become = Republican stump Speskcr

IL " Unusually FOWeftui, hnu Fhe VS.
Dramatic Action BerideS- SHE WIN
Become = Republican Stump SPesLcr
II woman cannot vote, It ought to b. q con-ur
lation for her to he able 10 Influence the voting
OF men; and jus; there is where u new womant
field has been discovered. Mrs. Mary +. Lease
has been In 1t, and has gauthullcd about II
ard she seems to think it is good fun. Anothci
woman is to become u stump speaker, more from
an aesthetic point VI view.
Mrs. Sara Seville is her name. and she lives Al
la West Thirty-ffth street. She Is young and
handsome and has been an actress. Those who
went 10 Eldurado in the early summer may re-
member her rs Queen Of the Fairies in "Bens
mcla," and they may also remember her rs the
woman with the wonderful voice. She had the
only speaking part in the spectacle. and the
words she uttered were lcarl distinctly through.
out the vast amphithcUtrc. where 1000 people
sat, and even out u the castle ut the south side
Of the grounds. 1t was n voice sonorous ana
ringing, and to many of the people used 10 hear
ing the believing OF ordinar~ open-air speakers
1t was n revelation.
, 1894-09-21
NIats uno KIee.

Die pirtbibaftItbe 8e6eutun9 6eS Wfaiz
ie8 wtr0 on9eitc3t5 oer D~ieIerLei Serwe1@
bungen, bic CT finbet, unb Der barauS berz
DOrge6enben 0etpiB6ett, ouc6 BEL elmer iiberz
aus reicben Grute Die 80rrQt6e geminnz
6rtngenO SIT Oerpertbcn, bon Sabr 5u Sobr
mebr gepiirbigt. 0roBe Wfengen tper0en
alSgefitbrt, I'M i'm Qlu8lan6e Meuicben
un6 Bte6 ais 0tabrun8 5u oienen; tpettere
%beDeuten0e Wten8en tDer6en CUR @r3eugung
bon @lutOie unD StGrfe Dcrtpel10et. IS
miro 8~rannttDein 6orou8 fa6ri3irt, un6 Die
WtatSfru1t ltefert ba5 bQuptiGblt6ite Gutter
CUR 0etpinnung bon Ginb> unD S9meinez
feiic6, nit pelcbem Die MleuiDen in taft
alien 2Gnbern iicb nGbreu. Sn0em nun
S9Detne lett etniger Belt unb Gu6 ieBt
ais OaS iidb am beiten be5Q6le11be Pro6uft
beS lan6Oirtbi9aftIt6en 8ettiebeS geLten,
uno Da OtatS unb 8Iee ais Die 6altptfattoz
rem in Der 2luf5ucbt uno WtGitut9 BON
S3Detnen angeieben tperben mitiien, fi6
aucb gum DISQUALIFICATION Oortreffltb etg7
men, 10 lte9t 0eren 8eoeutung auf BET 0ano.
@S lit ertpieien, boB Elm &leeielb ltb 3ur
Setteuung nit WtatS ebenlo gut etgltet,
al8 iull9frGuli6er 8ooen, un6 SGrnter ge;
l0ngelt me0r unD mebr 3u bet lteber3euz
gung, bGB eS DOrt5eil6aft lit, ale fleineren
@etrei0efcIOer nit Slice at beiGeu. Ger
lelbe 9iebt ba9 bette 9angemittel ab, 6eiieu
man b0bbaft iperben fann. Wtan1e 6ar7
rter, tUeIdbe auf ei1em utO 0emielben
StiiG 2an0 5tpei ooer 0rei Sabre btnter
chamber &lce gebart batter, bauter barauf
DInterber BRET ~aufein0nber f~olgen0e Sabre
0&ai8 unO e~r5ieLten 6amtt rei6ere @ru7
ten, ais tpenn ite DG6ren6 Set gon6en Belt
itcb MT 0Uf ben MtaiSbau bei9rdnft bdtten.
.3iemli4 ii9er lit es audi, OaB, iuenn man
Den &lee unterpfligt, anitatt abmGbt, Der
@rtrag an Wfais eth melt e%r0ie6i8erer ietn
tuiro.
8aS BEN Mfai81amen anbetrifft, 10 foQte
muir Der auerbeite benubt WerOen, IOl6er,
ber nicbt nur fetmt uno pGbit, %ionDern
oud58letbmaBig tDdcbit unb einen f%tarfen
Stengel treibt. Or ioute itet8 Der betrefz
fenbcn @egenO an9epoBt iein. luf Ser
iuc9S it%ati0neu lit Der 8etpei8 g~eliefert porz
ben, boB Die mtttleren, friibretfenOen Sor7
ten gr0Bere @rtrGge ~Iieferl1, ais Die ipGtz
r~eifenbelt.
, 1894-09-21

Sn Ser neuen Q8elt lit SiiocarOliaa Der
W}u1teritaat, in6em bier 6ie @6ci6eibung
ibcr6aupt njc6t Dortommt, 9o5 liegt mo6l
boran, baB in Sjibcorolino Ser G6ebrutb
ni6t aIS S6etOun8S8runO gilt; in Gcne
nciicc bo8e8cn .brolcbt bic 6rau iic6 nur 5u
peigern, nit bent W}onre ben Stat Su
ocrIailcn, I'm bieien GUT ScbeiOung 5l be
re1ti9elt. Sn 3torioa werbcn @Detcutc 9es
trenlrt, tpctI ie iic6 ni9t Dcrtrogen t0nnen ;
unb III SGtnoiS Iie8t Die SAeibun8 6etnabe
in Der 9anO 6eS 9ticbterS. SIT bOb erit
unlGngIt ejnem G6icogoer bte S6ctoung
betptQi8t Woroen, neil Die Satin, bic
6olDe, i6m bcim 6ribititf cine S6Uiicl
nit DMush" auf benz 6emODuicn altSgeleert
bate! Qtuc anoeren 0riin6e batten nidt
%Derfan8en, Die S9iiiieG NIT uMush" CAB
BEN Nu5idbla8. $50 aber bet rMush" Elm
iOlc6es gtationaI8erid6 1T, 6a muB ma iic6
nocb tpunOcrlt, b0B bic @bel6eioun8en ni9t
nOcb bdufi8er DOrfommen.
MancBe unlerer boLfz un0 gel6armcu
Stootan baben aus Der @beId6eibung Elm
@ei1dft Qemacbt, BLOB nm elm paar Dollars
&Oit8eL0 vin'S 2an0" SIT brtn9en. 9a tbdte
elm 8unbese6egeieB tpa6rti6 uot0.
, 1894-09-21
0etp1tTtGS &4GIper+


SIN ben Staaten no Die Gilber6ol6e bic
Wte6rbeit bil6et, fin6 iie, iotpett Die bis
ieBt obgebaltenen Gonpente eiuen WtaBitab
5afir o~68eben, t9ren @e8nern nur ie0r tpcz
MIG yiber4. Sn S9io baben iib NUT 1853
Oe(e8aten auf benz @ouDent ber 9emDfra7
ten fir, En6 315 gegen cine SilberprGgung
mach benz altcn @erbGltntB Q:16) ertLQrt
une o14 in an6eren Staten itn6 Sreiltlz
6er79 Iaufen nur nit gerin8er O2ebr6eit
ougenommen tpor6en. SIN @ai6ington,
no Die &epublifdner geitern ibren GpnDent
ab0ielten, BADEN ii6 224 0cle8oten fir,
aber POI 8egen cine SiL6erfreiprGgun8 nit
1:16 oU58eiprO5en. Sn lebter a3ett bate
eS cine 3ettl0n8 9ei9tenea, ais pOQten
itb Die Silberpreiie etpa3 beben, aber bas
mar hit poriiber8eDenb unb 6erte iteDtSiL>
Der in 9}etp Oorf ipie6er auf 635 Sent Die
hinge. 9a5 pir6 freilic4 Sic Silberboloe
ntc9t abbalten, BEN GDn8reB I'M @tnter NIT
ltcuen Q(ntrGgcH 0rf @rlQB zines Sreiltlz
ber8eieBes 3u beitiirnten. ga aber bic
f~iinfti8e SiBun8 Die lebte bes berSeiti8en
G0n8re1IeS 1T, u16 6ieieIbe am 4. WfGr5 81
Gnoe 8ebt, man alio genug SIT tDur ba6en
wtr0, bic @elOer fir ben 8un6e55au5balt
SIT beiuiGt9en, 10 Der6en tic in Ser bie5maz
liger SiBungSperio6e pentg ST. beieben
baben.
M08en iie oaber immer6in in BEN
StaGt5oeriomuttungcn y8ei9liiie %faiien",
bem @on8reB mtrO b0S falt laiien.-0te
Sil6er6olOe Derpufeu tbr 8ulpcr umionit.
Mie pcni8 @ertb Oieie 8ei6Liiie 6aben,
bat ber SenatOr 8rice geitern einem 3eiz
tungSmann in 8itt8burg 10 a~useinanber
geicBt: ltnier Gonbent Bat eineu 8eibluB
8efaBt, iDOrin er iicb fir Sttberireipr6gung
ouSipric6t. Cine 8eriammLung bon Qeuz
ten t0nute nit Stimmenetn6eQigfeit iicb
fir cine r%eli9i0ie 2eben8petlc e"rfldren, 1tn6
oo5 fOnnte Oann Der Sine iib sum S8lom
betenncn, Der 2ln6ere aber sum GQrtitenz
tbum II. /. ~. 81 8e6t eS AUDI nit Der
StlberIretprG9ung lpie tpenig Bic 2cute
BARN iIberltimmen, benefit baS 8erbGltntB
BET ocr N6itt1nn1ung. l[rter Stl6crfretz
pr68un8 t0nncu ipir einc gan5e Otenge
OtnGe DcriteDen. gSir babeu iie in Oerz
Icbteoencr Quflagc 9c6abt, 3ueIit bis sum-
Sabre 1873; mach &erlouf BON Sohrcn tpies
bet nit Dem 8(ono'idbcn @eIeB bis 1890;
bierauf nit Oem Sbcrman'ic9en @cieB bis
1893. GS 8tebt Elm Sit6er8eieB, iponab
Semanb SiLber in Sic WEirsc brin9en unb
itb ob5i8li9 Oe5 SDto8fcbaBe5 9olarz
ibeiben 0arouS i3la8eu laTien fam bonn
batteH mir Die Sitberi6etne un0 Die
SbaBnOten, @3 fam olio Deri9ie6cue
SOrten rTreiiit6er" ge6en, bon benen nidt
cine bon Dem 8cidLuB Oes Obtoer Con-
oentS nd9er be3ejdnet pir0.
@5 8ebt nit 6erS tIberfreipr&guns tDte nit
Der v6rct6ctt~: - bic Stlberfretpr&gun8,
Die d meine,
, 1894-09-21
Die 5IufbaciIlen.

Die alien Sei6en 6atten i6re SLuB90tter,
bic iicb cher Dor BENT GDrtitent6um int ben
6a0eS flil3ten muBter - uur Der 8ater
Gbein bat itb n09 eineu 8laB duf Der
ObertneLt at 1ic9ern ber3tanDeu. Stun bat
Die mo6ernc QBiileni9aft uts einen ic6lec6.
ten GriQb Tir bic 8eri1nun0enen geliefert.
S9on giebt eS etnen TluBbaciuu5 Ser
Spree, ben Vibrio aquatiles, ben Or.
@ilntber ent6edt bat, eiuen 8aciQu5 Der
ibOnen bIauen 0On0u, ben bon 6eibcr
9cfun0encn Vibrio D%anubicus, unO jeBt
befommcn auA @lbc uno 6Q0el t6r She'll.
SIN hp~9ieiniicben Snititut 3u Berlin bat
StQbSar3t Or. g8erniGe i'm Suffrage bon
BrOfeIior 9tubter etuige ltn~teriltcbungen
BON Woiiern an8eitcQt, bic bon alBcr0alb
ctngelanDt paren. 8te ct ieBt int ONr3to
fir 6D8tetnc" ausfiIbrt, Fat ct babel brct
neue 8ib~ri0nens2lrten entbaGt. Die cine
Waiierprobe fannie aus Der Glbe bel
W~ttttenDerge, aus elmer 3eit, mo- SORT
G9olerafGlIe Dor9efomtrten morcn. Sci Ser
llnteriu3ung purOen Spei beric6iebenc
INSTRUMENTATION ~tiolirt, bic BEL oberftG6z
licber Betracbtun9 0l5 6olera5GDnli6 er@
ldetnen fonntcn. Der iogeuante @tbDibrto
I beiiBt in 8ef6rbtem 9rGparot taft bic
OOppelte @r0Be beS G6olera7GrregerS 3eigt
on6er8 g~eortete &olonicn uno beitBt MIR
fir MeericbDetndben cine iebr geringe
@tfti9feit. Der Glboibrio II eric6eint ba>
gegen ais iebr fleine5 &outma unb offeuz
bart it1 burA bic getpaltige @iftigfeit gegen
8anin3en, Gauben, Wteeri4petncbcn,
gr0ue un6 tpeiBe W}Gule ais cine beionoere
Nrt. M}it Dem 6ooelboctQuS bat eS folgen6e
Demanding: SIN Tebruar bieieS SoDreS
unteriu9te Stab5ar5t Wernide 8elegentli9
Der bDgieintlDen 8eurtDeilun9 eincS Gtefz
brunnentp0iier5 aus einem 9t0brenbrunnen,
BEN Die StaDt 6aOelber8 i'm &ett Der 0aoel
o~n8elc8t bate. gum Gergleib ouCb ba5
0aiier be5 6apelflune5 ali bieier Stele,
!0ter6et fan0 CT cine neue 0%ibrtoneuart, Die
itd6 in id90n ou5gebilbetcn &ommaformen
prdienttrte. Der 6aDeloibrto 3eigt it5 ais
6eutlicb gefrimmte5 &omma, lift erbeblid9
gr0Ber 1nb oider ais Set G6olerazG rre8er,
G6er nibt gan3 10 9roB ptc ber u8oQege ["
aus Der Glbe, ST beiiBt leb6afte Gtsenbe7
ue8un8 unb iebr 9rOBc Macb5tbuul5energte.
8eim Gbierz@rpertment mar ct neber fit
Wiecribweinc9cu nod fit &auben ODER fit
tpeiBe un0 gralle WfGule bon trgenomelcber
tranfmaben0en 0trfung.
, 1894-09-21
9lbSolaaf asan4gerf1lScbf&

tuIation, 6ie Our3 auBer9etp06nlide, tGns
gere 9tuDe unterbroc6en tDir6, 5u 8(ut=
e%rgiiiien in 6a8 6idenmarf, bic Iiereu
unO Oeren llm8ebung &C. 8eranIaiiung
giebt un0 Ooourb Ben iogenannteu Nieren>
9tliGenmartiblagfluB 6erDorruft, Der, ie
noc4 Ser 0tenge oeS 8lutcrguiicS, gum
&ooe, SIT mOoutommener 0eilung (Greu3s
lG9ne) OOer BEL raicber 6ilfe un0 gerin9z
8robi8em Gr9uiie 5Dor sur 6ctlun9, a6er
bocb 81 I%an9erer &ranf6eit56ouer fH0rt.
SIS lit bcS6alb un6e6in9t n0t5ig, oaB Ser
Grti8e Bferoc, Dor3igttc6 N~rbeit8pferoe
ibweren Sd6lages, am 3pcitcn 9tubetage
cini8e Stunben betpegt wer6elt, alio i'm
Sbritt OOer lan8iamen Grabe 3Wei Stuns
BEN au55ureiten iin6.
, 1894-09-21
S6pere Oeroeben!

Ser yOtai. Qlb00" tbetlt in ieiner iingz
iten Summer f~Olgen6eS 0mtlicbe Goift aus
ber r8efingst8." nit; y8ei oer beute in
un1erem 8eiIetn erfolgten 8ertiinbung Ser
gfan1en b~erienigen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Sic 6a8 been6ete @Tamen olS 8eite beitans
ben 6aben, morteten bic 6erol0e DeS
St0atS3eremonien72lmte ntcbt auf ben
W}oment, in benz ite 6aS Stgnol nit Der
BeitiHe 81 geben 6atten, ionbern LieBen 3u
frab ben MISREPRESENTATION 0erolb8ruf
ert0neu unD nabmen bann Nufiteuung.
0te8 lit cine grobe ltnge6iibr unb 6arum
IoQen ale SDulOi8en beltraft tperDen,
b~arunter audi &unzfang, ber 8r6iioent 6eS
0tintiteriumS Der 3erimonten unO an6ere
b0bere 8eomte. Terner bat bel 6erielben
0~ele9cnDeit bic W}uiitfapeIe gu frib gu
ipielen aHf8eDOrt, 9leibfauS cine grOBe
0ta1ldiiigteit. (2(lcb bier tptr6 8eitrafung
Der Scbulbigeu angeOrOnet, II. q. beS 8i5ez
prdiibenten beS Sinan5mtniitertum8,
9izi9aN,) Sn 3utunft baben bel a0nliben
feierliben 2nlGiien iGmmtGicbe bienit7
tDuenoe 8eamten iDreS QmteS nit Ser
ebrerbieti9iteu S9eu 81 ipatten un6 feline
un5iemIi9e Qait III ben Sag 81 Iegen."
, 1894-09-21
Sdd0Ii@e Sol9en mebrtd9t9er Ruhc
bel Dfer0en.

Die OielerIett8 beobad6tete Gri4einun8,
OaB mebrtdgi8e 3uDe bel lOnit fart arbets
teuOen 8ier6en gu S9ta8fliiien 8erans
laiiun9 giebt, nirO BON ejnem Gbierar5t
.beitdti9t. 0erielbe bericbtct b0rlber Sol
gen6e3; rG3 1T cine bon mir felt nunmebr
baI6 10 bis Is Sabren bso6adtete Grfa3s
rung, b0B itctS am 6ritten Q8et3na6tS7,
0terz ober 8itn9ittage cine 9roBcre Qn5abl
bon BFeroen beimt 8e9tnue Der Nrbetten
am S9la8fluiie 3ulammen6rec9en nnb,
menn nibt i0Leuntge 6ttfc geDolt tptrO,
~set0btet perben m%iiiien, aber au9 BET
iotDer oft noc5 nabtrG8licb benz Nbbefer
Derfauen, fur5, GROCER S9aOen entite6t.
Die 8eO6acbtung bat geleDrt, baB bieics
8orfommniB bapon berriibrt, OoB &biere,
pel6e al rsgelmaBi9e Q(rbeit 9etpODnt itnO,
pobI etnen, aber nur in ~ieltenen SGuet
3ipet Sage o6ne S6aben auSrubcn %tOnnen,
OaB Sic td8Ii9 geibts, ener9ii9e 8lHtctrs