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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20

the race, and then II was our turn 10
cheer. His bicycle had come before him.
Bobby Tetlow had ridden it up 50 that
Phil should not get in the least Urea
Phil was dressed very simply in whlte
shirt without sleeves, running trousers
that were still nearly white, ana black
gymnasium shoes The muscles or MS
arms and legs stood out in startling CON
trast to the graceful, curving outlines Oh
Lord Chesterfelds physique 1t iookeo
as If one had come out TO snow NM
self off. and the other TO ride Dicycie'
The race was a mile; once round the
track. AS soon as they started we saw
that we were mistaken in thinking that
Lord Chesterfield could not ride. lie was
given the inside OF the track. and took
the lead instantly, setting Phil a rafting
pace Phil fell a little behind, ana
thought he was q beaten man; Dut ~
the first quarter ne began to draw UP
closer. closer and finally his front wheei
overlapped Lord Chesterfeids back
wheel: then there was a death struggle
for a moment, and then Phil came 10
the front. and Lord Chesterfield was LETT
behind, apparently out of the race. we
were bursting our throats with cheering,
and | was thinking what my Singing
teacher would say the next day, when We
saw that something had happened To
Phil. His bicycle wavered, and he seem
ed TO 20 a little slower. And thFh We
saw Sam Browning throw himself on the
ground in despair, kicking and squirm-
ing like a crazy man. aud crying OUT
"His handles come off, his handles come
off,"
His handles had come off. but the brave
boy was riding without them. Sam had
recovered his mind enough 20 look again
"By George, hen win yet" he cried.
But Just as Phil turned into the home
stretch something happened, he never
knew what, and down he went bicycle
and all. He was up again in moment
and mounted somehow, I'm sure ] can
tell how; ne had only lost an instant, but
In that instant a black and gold ghost
had noated past him. and poor Phil felt
that the day was lost. But Phil was one
Of those who won't be beaten. On he
came. his face and hands all black, his
knee covered with blood his bicycle
Wavering this way and that like drunk
on man. But the dear old fellow was
going 10 make one more effort for ms
own. old school. God bless him, ] could
not take my eyes off him tin suddenly
I heard a cheer, and then l looked at
Lord Chasterfeld-Oh. 50 far in front!
Was he sIackening his pace? lie was'
lie vast DID ne know Phil ought TO
have won the race. would have won it,,
but for his accident? l began to feel as
If those gaudy clothes were almost be-
coming.
Lord Chesterfield slowed up 10 n snail's
pace and let Phil come up to him just
before they reached the line. The wavv
hair was matted with sweat now. and
the pale face red with exertion; but /
never saw n boy look - handsome as
Lord Chesterfield did then. He turned
in his saddle just as poor Phil came
puneing by and. taking off his cap,
said with a grace which a real lord
might have envicd:
"After You, sir" -Independent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20
CIIlLDREN'S DEPARTMENT
READING NATTER SELECTED Ed
PECIALLY FOR THEM.
The Weekly S.ory-A Famous ana Zoo"
English Lady-The Prize PnzIie
ColumD-Editor's Letter.
A Question or Two.

II you will kindly help me, please
/ shall be very glad;
For | don't go to school, you know
I'm such little lad.
There's several things I can't explain
That's why / ask Of you
To tell me what you learn from BOOKS
What makes the sky so blue?
Why don't green peas in peanut smells
Out in our garden grow?
And why should peoples have that name
II "pop!' they cannot go?
why do not chestnut horses come
From off tn horse-chestnut tree?
And why are table-leayes SO big
While tree leaves are so wee?
why Is II that white mans told
So often that he's green?
Why is I that boys should never talk,
But only just be seen?
Why aren't dumb-walters sometimes
dumb.
As they had ought 10 be?
They're horrid, noisy, squeaky things
It's always seemed to me.
And why should little pitchers have
Their ears so very great.
when all I've seer have but a mouth?
What is the earth's true weight?
What makes the clouds stay in the sky
Instead Of falling down?
Are mItches used 10 light the stars?
WIZ fouff the B9hee
If you'l just answer these for me.
You will be very kind.
And when you've done there are lots
more
a preying on my mind
Hartford Courant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20
lard Chesteriie d.
an Robert Rerorlv Hale

CBy Robert Beverly Hale)
''Never you mind, Phil. you've given
IRE "A fan; but I'll see that you get one
before you're many days oder"
Sam Browning laughed as he said II,
and no one thought he meant anything.
He and Phil Edmunds mad been wrest-
ling. and Phil had thrown him. He did
not mean much; but that evening he
stole into the Edmunds cellar and raised
the handles of Pills safety bicycle so
that they would come out of the socket
If they were pulled AT all hard lie meant
to have n laugh at Phil the next time
he met him out riding. He supposed
Phil would get a tumble; but he never
dreamed Of anything serious.
And nothing serious would have hap
pened if It had not been for a regular
nOrtheaster that came on the next morn
ing and kept Phil from riding for three
days. Phil was sorry. He wanted a lit
tie practice before the bicycle race and
1t was rather hard to have ii rain three
days running But the fourth day, the
day Of the race. was perfect. All Of Us
little boys went together to the Annisviile
Racing Park. and sat in a bunch. ready
to give Phil Edmunds the benefit OF our
school cheer The race was open 10 all
members of the Annisviile Academy. to
which we b"t)1'ei anP . : :; e...hers
Of the TcmpletOn Grammar School. our
rival. Mr. Enderby had offered the prize
a hundred dollar silver pitcher. re had
endowed both schools: but he ALWAYS
kept up a generous rivalry between them.
Ii seemed to amuse him. Any OF us
might have entered the race, but no one
from our school would go in against Phil
Edmunds, and only one boy had entered
from Templeton. This Templeton repre-
sentative was the first to appear We
had never seen him before for he was
a new boy at the Grammar School. He
seemed to be popular however, for the
cheers at his appearance were deafen-
ing. Lord Chesterfield, Lord Chester
field! Rah. rah. rah, Chesterneldw
We strained our necks forward and
saw a most remarkable looking boy He
was walking slowly by the side Of his
safety bicycle and acknowledging the
applause in what seemed to US a very
st,percilious way We did not cheer-noi
we. We were waiting for our own Phil
Edmunds Lord Chesterfield. whose real
name was Robert Jones, was very good
looking. but his were not the good looks
that boys admire. lie had wayy golden
hair probably cut by his mother. surely
not by real barber. His features were
straight and delicate. He was very pale.
with just little rosy color I'm each
cheek. His costume seemed TO us ridicu-
lous. He wore a back and gold cap on
the back Of his head: a black jersey with
arms OF the TempIeton Grammar School
emblazoned in gold upon IT: black knee
tights with gold stripe round the bot
tom; stoclings-think OF stockings in a
bicycle race'-and. worst Of all patent
leather shoes. He was really graceful
but we thought him affected.
PHI came In only few minutes before
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20
The Difficult Seed.

A little seed lay In the ground,
And soon began TO sprout
Now which of all the flowers around
1t unused, shall l come out2'
The lily's face Is fair and proud,
But just a trihe cold:
The rose | think Is rather loud
And then, its fashions old.
"The violet is very well.
But not flower Ia choose;
Nor yet the canterbury-bell-
never cared for blues.
"PetunIas are by far too bright,
And vulgar flowers beside;
The primerose only blooms at night,
And peonies spread too wide"
V.
And so II criticised each flower,
This superciliOus seed:
Until II woke one summer hour,
And found Itself a weed.
Mildred Howelis, in ST. Nicholas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20

CroeswOrds /. Tiresome. 2. Making sup
pIicatons. 3. Used for travelling i'm siberia
+. Ardent in the pursuit Of an object. 5.
Believing G. The smallest portion of
time 7. TO disoerse.
The diagonals read downward give two
European countries.
92G-MY GARDEN
I have laid out my garden In twelve
beds In the first, l planted country
and the name Of millionaire Second,
a sentiment of farewell. Third. cum
ming animal and an article of dress.
Fourth, the possession Of a single gentle
man and fastening. Firth. plural OF
the seat Of affection and comfort. Sixth,
IN tatters and bird. Seventh what
most young folks expect 20 do IN life
and the whereWithal that enables them 10
do II. Eighth, a bird and an instrument
used by horsemen. Ninth, the possession
Of a fine woman. and covering for the
foot. Tenth. boys Christian name and
something used for writing Eleventh,
pleasant TO the taste and the King of
Germany. Twelfth. a garden vegetable,
an exclamation, and tie surname of
humorist.
have a hedge around it Of an ex-
crescence under the eye of horse and OF
prickly spine, over which climbs q flower.
called by the instrument used for melting
tc battle, while ny favorite, 1 coin and
kinely, groRs at the foot.
27-CONNECTED DIALiONDS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20

The final letters OF the spol<es will give
for the circumference OF the wheel. the
special times when every American clu-
zen should exercise his rights and priyl-
IeEeS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20
orr PRTZE PUZZLES.
Only One More Sunday in the May Con
test.
S2ACROss WORD ENIGMA.

S2HCROSS WORD ENIGMA
Nv first Is in jug. but not in glass
NV second in come, but not In pass.
NV third is in acre, but not in soil
Nv fourth is in burn, but not in broil;
My fifth is in rooster, but not in hem
NV sixth is in roof, but not in den;
Ny seventh is in lark. but not in linnet
NV eighth is in hour, but not In minute.
NV ninth is in music but not in tune.
NV whole is a woman whose birthday
comes soon,
Porn in France fourteen thirty ard one.
oa- nAIrII- II nIAElN IL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-20
5000 Day. &ittle people!

Re SIRE n bear in mind that to puzzles must be received hot
,a Than THURSDAY of each In future the correct solutions Will De
,r.d .. tb end o each month Read Father Times Letter.
, 1894-03-02
Dern1ilbteS,

2(uS gBlin9cn icbreibt man Ser
p6rantt. a3tg." bonn 9. 6cbruar: Dem
a3u8lnel1ter, bet beutc trilb g. ltDr ben Ser
lonef5ug Stltttgartzlllm in Blocbillgcn 3t
ltberneDmen Bate, tparen mdbreuo Der
9tocbt 6Oien un0 Sttefel geitoblen tporocu.
Den 0tenit burfte er nibt grandchildren ;
10 blteb i6m NIGHTS au6eres i6rt9, ais in
l(nterDolen un0 in BEN Oefeften Sanoaleu
0eS 0icbeS, Die, oieier %9roBnliitDig 3uritd>
9%elaiien, ieiner Bfli9t nac95ufommen. SIS
mar ctn 6eiterer Nubli6 fit Die 9teiienocn,
ben 3u9metiter in ieincr berau8irteu
Goilette, nit Ser rotDen Gaidbe nm bic
S6ultern, am 3uge QraDitdtii3 aufz Hnb
ablbreiten u10 iic1 pom 6abrDienitbeamten
perabicbieben SIT ieben; bod 5Oute man Ser
uneribGtterLtcben q aic5ttreue bes 8can1ten
DOue A~nertennuug.
= Gtncn entieBLid6en SrnO maAte fiir5>
ltb Elm llnterbeamter Der 8erlinzS tetttner
@tienba6n auf ieinem &ontroQgange auf
Der Strefe 5piicben ben Stationen 8lGnz
fenbur8 unb 6etner5borf. ST. fan0 cine
unn1tttelb0r neben Dem @eleiie LtegenOe
Geicbe zines etlpa am Qtnfange ser Tinfz
stger itebenoen 6errn, ser unSpeifel6aft
ppIt ethSHh Ou9S u|Uet IuDIEIl IelN Llubte.
Dem ltn9lii6lic9en NOR ba5 recbte 8ein
abgefabren, oaS linfe 3ericbmettert, bcr
&Opf, aus tpeld6em baS 0c9irn 6erau5ge7
t~retet, mics 5pei tIaffenbe 98unOen auf.
Der SOOte, Der mil @ebpelS, gutcm bIauen
&n5ug unb ihmar5er, %iogenannter 9uOele
milBc befleiDet mar, fiibrte feinerlei 2egitt7
mattoaSpaptere BET itdb. Seboc6 mur=
ben in ietnen &leiOern Elm @ortez
mOnnaie nit 6 Otarf, cine golOel1e
lDr, Elm Btncene5 un6 cine 8rieftaibe nit
200 SO. Snbalt gefunben. 2luf melche
gSeiie Der 6err %perunglIidt lit, bat iich nocb
ntcbt feitite4cn laiien. Der l1mitnn6, oaB
Set Soote cine njcbt u1bcbelttcnoe Summe
bel ft3 fii9rte, ibIieBt Die Qnna6me aus,
0aB es lt3 nm etnen SelbitmOrb ban0le.
&ub lit nicbt anSune6men, bdB ct aus Dem
3uge g~eititr3t 1T, in oielem Sale bdtte man
cine Tubrfarte bel i6m fin0cu miiIien. 8ez
b~0rOliberieits netgt man Dielme6r Der 2(nz
iibt gu, baB Ser 8eoauern5tpertbe iib in
bet StniterniB Derirrt Bat, babel auf DoS
0eletie gerat6en unO bier BON Dem Inn Il
lt6r 9ta9tS aus Berlin abfnbrcnbcn Scrnz
8uge 8erlin>S tettin erfaBt nor0en lit.
, 1894-03-02

rung i6reS 8rogrammS eric6lpcrt, gBie in
Ser Tinansfrage, 10 iiub es auc3 in Ser 3oQz
fra8e 6te SiibIGnber, bic Ben Streit perurz
uriadbcn. 0amatS babcn Sic Sl6ldn6er
l6lieBlib fGein betgeseben, aber e9 par baz
MATS ntcbt ibre 6aut, Sic ite gu Mtarfte
tru9en, ionbern 6te tbrer repu6Gifaniidben
8unocSgenolien. 9tesmal mo1en ie unz
ter feiuen }tmitdn6en bic 6Iagge itreiben
un6 6aben 0aS benz Til6rer t6rer Bartei,
8oorbees, fGar unb beutlicb 8u Oeriteben gez
gcben. Q8enn ite ibren 3oQ bon II Sent
bonn 8fun6 3ufer nicbt frie8en, ipolen ie
Ser Sill pom0gIicb Sen sails umOreben,
9tun, mir werOcn'S ia ieben!
, 1894-03-02
Sfl1DDWaa'S iiberra10tW0c Grt
lptGel1tat9.

9dS nun lett bier Sabren %organiiirte
GcrritOrium Otta6oma, entipifelt iib in
erfrculi1er Weiie. NuS elmer unLGnQ1t
DcrOffcntlicbten Statiitit lit eriicbtlicb, baB
bOrten bereitS 2,4O0, 900 2lcres 2an6 unter
GuItur itn0. Die bisberioen Grntel1 an
98et5en, @erite un6 Safer maren ie6r 3uz
frteOenitelcnD. 9aS gan5e @e6iet eignet
1tcb a}lBeroem por5it9licb 5ur O6itsu6t, naz
mcntlt3 bon Sritbo6it. SIS iino bereits
na6e5u zoo, 600 2(pfeLbGume, ebenIoDiele
Pftrli66dume, ettpa $4,000 &tricbenz
bdunle uno 10000 8irnenbGunte gepflan5t
tporben. 9aS lit 9ctpiB cine bc0eutenbe
2eiitung. Der 0eiammtncrt6 BET unter
8ultur befinOliben TarmlGnoereien miro
bereitS auf $4,000, 900 gcIcbdBt, uno Ser
9elammttpert6 Der in 8ermen0ul1g befin65
llben Sarm9erGtbicbaften auf na6e3u
$35O,0O0. lte6er Die 00be un6 ben 0ert6
DeS S%IebitonoeS Liegen sur 3eit no9 feline
3HDcrlaiiigen 8eri4te Dor.
Die l~tn8unit Ser 53ettoer6altniiie mocbt
1tob natitrlt9 AUDI in Ofla6oma recbt fiibl>
bar; no aber lit Ser Staat ODER 6as Serriz
tortum 31 ftnben, Oas OaOOn perlhont oez
blteben tp6re? Sfl06oma 1T al le6enS7
trattt9, alS baB Sic momentane ptrt6z
1battltcbe StOfung ietne @~ntmtfeluna
oauernO beeintrdcbtigen f0nnte. IS pirb
1tcb porausiibtlicb melt cher BON ben
lcbitmmen 3oiten erboten, ais manber Der
dItereu Straten.
Die OfentliBen 3uitart6e in 6em Gerriz
tortum 3aben iicb ebenfaIs in erfreulicber
2SeI1e 8ebelert, ulo bic b~Gufigen uno
1nannl9Tacben @eieBlOit9feiten, tpeldbe atpar
bel elmer 10 bunt 5ulammengewiirfelten,
nit 3ablret9en ic9Iedbteu @~lementen inter
n'tlcbten 8eo0Iferung be9reiflicb ericbetnen,
ober nicbtsocltoweniger oaS iun9e Gerris
forIHm a%nfdn9licb fart N @erruf bracbten
lIno oieIe geieBz un6 frie6liebenbe 8arqer
, 1894-03-02
5oi9e elmer Rinoerbeirotb.
fran Parriet l~ta1ette nil TIRE thr anoeblid
p~orenthaItene Godter mieoer bel ii9
baben.

Die Sofge zines Dor 6rei Sabren erfolgz
ten 0urcbbrennenS bon Silie Qgne5 Wtaz
nette aus Dteitger Stoot nit 0eorge 81.
Gatanteu aus ct. Saul lit etn 6obea3e
GorpuSperfabren, ba5 ieBt 6rau 6arriet
Wfanctte, bic Ulltter BET iunQen Srau iebt
anbGngi9 9cnacbt bat, UNI mieber in ben
8eltB iDrcr Socbtcr 81 geldtgen. 6ruu
Wtanette %itattete III poriger QBo6e t0rer
Go9ter IN 81. Saul cinen 8eiuc6 ab.
9Drt tpur0e ibr aber bon Srdu Charlotte
8ananfen, Der Otuttcr @eorge 9t. 0ananz
fen's geIagt, baB tie ibre Soc6ter nicbt Ieben
f0nne, neil Diclel6e irriinnig iei. 6rau
Otonette 9lallbtc 6ieie5 abcr nibt, u1o
macDte baber geitern gtacbmitta9 oaS 6az
MISREPRESENTATION anbGngtg.
Die @eldi6tc bon Scr Gntfi6rung Ser
SRI. Wanettc burcb Gananten crreote por
bret SoDren in G1tcago llno in ct. Saul
groBc SeniuttOn. SRI. ellie 2tgneS mar
0an1alS crit 10 Sabre alt uno Gananfer
mar nur Elm Sabr otter. Trau Gananter,
bic tpo6lbaben0e Ofutter Oe5 iungcn G6ez
names, tpar fetucSlpeg5 nit Ser 6eiratb
cinperitan0en, ie mar ober Docb Ser iungen
6rau 9e9cnitbcr iebr liebeDoQ, namentltcb
ais oteic einem &tnbe 6aS 2eben gegebel
bate. gSte e5 DetBt, lit Die 1unge Trau
IcjtOcm nidt mebr ipieber 9an3 9eiuuO
getporoen.
Die S6piegermutter unter6ielt 6aS
iunge Gaor pOGtdnOia unO bate ibre
Scbpiegertocbter i9lieBli9 lebr lieb sez
ponnen. Sic mobnte nit ben jultgen
2euten I'M 8ortlono 6otel in 81. Saul.
8Or einigen Iogen wurDe, ipie eS beiBt, Bic
iunge 6rau pl0Blib %irritunig.
6ral Otanette un0 tbr SO6n reiften AM
9onneritag BON bier nacb ct. Saul ab,
no lie BON Der al1geblic6cn @rfranfung ser
iungen Srau in &enntniB geicbt tprrDen.
W}an peigerte iib aber bartndfig, ite nit
Der &ranfcn 5uiammen3ubrin8en. Srau
Wtanette erfubr, baB iib ibre Gocbter in
9to. 600 9aDtOn Qtpe. in Der Obbut zines
Nr5tes beftnbe, unb es 9elang ibr i6l;eBli6
ibre So3ter su ie6cn, wel9c ben 8uni9
auSipra6, gu ibrer MtutLer 8~uriidsufebren.
Srau Wtanette lit Der 2[nitcbt, baB i6re
Gocbter nibt geiiteSfranf lit, baB ie abcr
9egen ibren Btlen 8uriidge6alten tperOe.
9esbalb bat ie Elm 6abeascorpuSgelucb an
bGn9ig gena6t, Ut tire GO6ter wieber 3u
itch nebmen al Olirfen.
, 1894-03-02

0afiir, baB I'M vGronin pro3eB" iebt
enOltb Die Gnti6ei6un9 Oor Der EbIre
ftebt, lit bas Bublifum benz 8ertbeiOiger
Bing 0anf i9uGbig, benn Der bdtte ia,
nadb unierem berrliben @eridtsperfobren,
nocb Gage lang tOrtl9waben fOnnen. SIS
tpdre oaran alb nicbtS gelegen 9e!peien,
bsnn auf cine ScbuGbtsipre4ung baut ia
oocb gttema1O mebr, 0cnn 6err Ming
nt9t bGtte BEN S6etn pabren unb ben
NuSgang ieiner Berebiamfeit un6 Der Strait
ietner 8eweiSfibrung 5ui6retben nolelr,
10 bate er feline @orte iparen f0nnel1.
Wenn Bic @ei6pprenen itc6 ouf einen
@abriprucb etnigen, bann baben eben be-
Sii9li9 bes @infuiieS Ser Glan7nas@acls
in Goot Gountp 9an3 fali9e Nnli9ten be-
i%tanOen. Nber 70 ooer 10 fam man fro6
fetn, tpenn Die @eicbi6te einwaL Elm @nOe
Fat.
, 1894-03-02
unoebetene Odfte.

!6eute Wtorgen UNI l 1lbr 30 0ftnuten
betratcn bret Mdnner q, S3mibt's 8irtbe
i6aft SEQ. IA sc. Wfor9anitraBe, So9er
ibre 0tepolper unb befablen ben Nntpeien@
ben, ibre 9Gnbe in Die 60be 81 baIten. gu
faatg mar ober Elm 8oli5iit. in GiDilfletDer
3uge8cn. 9ericlbe 3og ieinen EeOlper unb
reuertc auf Den ibm SunG6it itebenOen @inz
bringing. Md5renO Die S%pibbuben it6
naA Der SDiir suritd3ogen, erpiberten ie
bas Seuer, obne aber Semanben 81 ~treffen,
9tc Serle entfanten, Oo6 glau6t man, 0aB
elmer 0erielben n%erpunoet tpnr6e.
, 1894-03-02
Gin btn1mIifhes Orto.

0ret Damen, Trau 8. 9. 8loomer, ST.
STA 90. @oitle unO Traa Gbriitine 6amilz
ton itiegen geitern BON Dem in Waibin9ton
!6etgbtS acknowledgement 6immel OeS Or.
@pruS Geeb CUR @rbe bernieber, gum Be7
fub Der t~arbt9en 6rauer, Die in SEQ. 1886
9eorbOrntr. ibr 6auptquarttcr beliben,
9ieie v@ngel" beS !6errn Geeb poueu NUM-
meDr Die Site baben, ibre bobe Wfiilton
unO ben &u6m ibres 8rop6eten AUDI in bic
&eiben Der bunfelbauti8en Meni9enfinber
at tra9en. @tnt9e bet lebteren i6ienen
au6 nibt ab9enei8t, iicb in Gee6'iber 8eiie
begIiiGen 81 laiien unb Deripracben ben
bimmIii6en 8Oti6aftertnnen, fiir Nbbalz
tun9 elmer DISCRIMINATING in 6teiem Siune
Gorge tragen 81 tpoIen.
, 1894-03-02
Wer par Ger Sbiibe ?

Der 23idbri9e farbige 9trbetter G6arles
8tltalnS, Der in benz &~oitbauie SEQ. 264
&eit Hote StraBe lebt, purOe geftern 9(benb
init elmer S6uBtpun6e I'M recbten 8ein
nocb benz GountpbOlpital gebradbt. @r be-
5auptcte, OaB ct, i'm 8egriif in 9tiper6ale
elnen @GpreB5ug Der Suiuoi9 Contradiction
5u beltet9ell, BON ctnem Der 3ugbeamteu
ms Setn 9el6olen tpOrOen lei boh lpuBte
ct ntcbt all5u9eben, bon mem. Ole Ruqet
tpurOe b%erauSge5Ogen un6 sic 2lerSte ertldrz
ten Die @unoe fir un8efabrlib. Die
Yol;3ct tptro Die Sacbe unteriucbeu.
, 1894-03-02

- Qus SameS Goitcuo aus Al g. Ma0
Str. geitern QtbenO nm II ll6r al Der Gfe
Der Single unO Curtis Ctr. auf ieincm
@%TpreBtpa9en itber Die S6iencn Der Gbie
ca9o Nort6weiternz8abn fubr, pur0e CT
bon ether DoriIberfo6renben Eangirmas
i6tne 9etrOfen, BON Dem 9Sagen, Der 5erz
triimmert purbe, berlntergei6Ieubert un6
an Sept unO S9ulter i9lper perlebt, 10
baB man i'm ms County !6oipital bringen
muBte.
Trau @lt3abet6 Smith, beren G6cs
gemabl iein @ebaIt, anitatt gum ltnterbalte
oer Somilie 6er5ugeben, III Der Sptelb0Qe
bon George 9. 6autins unb B. &. Nigbtz
man OerjubeIt, lieB geitcrn bic betben Sc
nannten megen !6alteuS zines SpielballeS
in $40. 1913 GlartitraBe per6aften. Jticbter
Softer miro iib am 6. Wtdr3 nit bteier
9n9elegenbeit beiAGftigen. Smith iou
feline Samilie in icbcr 8c5iebung gtotb
lei6en Iaiien unO babel Elm gntes @ebaIt be-
3ieben.
, 1894-03-02
O'0onnor's SGnoenreoifter.

Sobdnna O'Gonnor bat beltte Mforgen
Sem &rciSgeticbt elm Siinoenre9iiter ibreS
@atten @Onarb itberreicbt. 9aiielbe entz
6Glt fOl9enoe 9aten;
&pril ~9l.-@bparb l6la9t feline 6rau an
ben &Opf.
gtoo. 91,-@r 3erreiBt Sic 8ettbeden un6
&opfttiien unO iaQt Sobanna aus 6em
6ouie.
MGr3 92,-Gr peripe6rt Sraa unb Tocbter
BEN Gtntritt ms 6auS, ais tie BON
etnem 9tabbarbeiud5e 5uritdfe6ren.
Ofdr3 92.-@r 5ertrimmert bic Scblafituz
bent6Ir.
Wtar8 92,-Gr brobt 6ie Satin gu @rmOrz
ben.
Suit 92.--Gr priiselte Sic 6rolt, baB ifc
bettld9crig murbe.
Wfat 93.-@r 5erriB aus 8utb etnen @letz
berrof Der &O6ter un6 eineu S6am! Ser
Satin.
San. 94.-Gr pri8eGte Ote Trau uu6 wurOe
DerDattet.
Sch. 94.-Gr 9riff bie @attin nit eiuen
Oteiier an.
Sch. 94.-@r Oertreibt ietne 6rau ans Dem
6dule.
9ieie S~inbenlifte bait 6rou O'GonnOr
tlr meRr ais btnretdbeno, nm tbr cine
S1etbung 81 itbcrn. @LeicbSettig perz
longt tie Nltmente, Da O'Gonnor Elm Ser
mogen bon $500 bat.
, 1894-03-02
Stdottibes.
noro ooer SelbtpertPetot9un9 p
mt4iam pearion Don JoRn KiebeI in oes
Se5teren mirtRidaft erf6ofen.

S1t einem Strette itber bic 8e5a6lung
zines @etrGnfes tpurbe geitern 2tben0 nm
bGlb II 1br Der Qnltreidber gStutam Bear
ION D0n S0bn &tebel IN beS 2eBteren
Btrtbi6aft, $50. 305 Se6gptGltr., eriboiz
fen, Bearion fam gegen 1O1tbr nit einem
6reunbe, 9tan1enS So9n WtahoneD, in sic
Btrtbl6aft unO beiteQte @etrGnfe. SpGter
pcigcrte CT iicb 81 5ablen un6 .lc6lug &iebel
angeblicb tn'S @e1tbt, tDorauf 2eBterer, ipte
bebauptet miro, ei1en btnter iDm ltegen0en
GcDoluer ergrtff unb 8eorion etne &ugel
in Die 8ruft lcboB. Die &ugel Orang Sc
mem in's 0er3 l1nO bate ieinen argeubliGz
ltcben Sob CUR Solge. Ser ScbuB mar aus
iolc6er 9fGbe ab~gefeuert t%por6el1, baB oa5
Yu(uer 8earion's &lclber neben 6erSteQe,
an Der sic &ugel eingeorungen mar, per7
len9t bate.
&tebel murbe bGlO barauf oer6aftet uu6
in Der Oit<@6icagp 2tpezS Station einge>
iperrt. ST lotppbl, mte feline 6reunoe be-
bauptel1, baB ct pouitGnbig berec6ttgt 9etpez
fen iet, 9earion nieoer3ui6ieBen, ba Sener
cine 8eDegung gemabt babe, ais Oh ct iei>
men Gepolper berDorbOlen ullO auf i'm
lcbieBen poQte. ST. set t9nl allo nllr Suz
D~orgefommen uno babe fem 2eben Derz
tbeiOtgt.
Bearion'S Treun6e 6a9egen erf(Gren, baB
Bic Sbot p9ne jebe YroDofattDn geibeben
lei. Der 5OOte babe iib Our6aus anltdnz
big b~etragen uuO au6 2laes bc5ablt, mas
CT 6eiteut babe. &iebel babe aber bon tbm
perlan9t, OaB er fir einen anberen Wfam
mitbe3ablen ioute, ben ct sarn i6t getannt
un0 ben ct Oa6er aub ntAt gum Mittrinz
fen alfgeforoert babe.
Bearion mar unDerbeiratbet unb lebte
in benz 6auie $50. 415 Se6gntditraBe.
Seine Qeiche fpnrbe onrthin nebracht.