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spiraces formed with the object and in
tent of crippling the property and embar-
RAISING the operation Of the railroad must
be construed as referring only to acts OF
violence. intimidation anu wrong. We DO
not interpret the words as above quoted
as embracing the case of employees who,
being dissatisfied with the proposed reduc-
ton of their wages, merely withdrew on
that account singly or by concerted action
from the service OF the receivers, using
| neither force, threats. persecution nor In
timdation toward employees who do not
join them. nor any device to modest,
hinder, alarm or interfere WITH others who
take or desire TO take their places.
These employees having taken service.
first with the company and afterwarG
with tue receivers, under general con-
tract of employment, which did not limit
the exercise of their right to leave the SER
vice. their peaceful cooperation, as the
result of friendly argument. persuasion or
conference among themselves, In asserting
the right of each and every one to refuse
further service under schedule of re-
duced wages. would not have been
illegal or criminal. although they may
have so acted In the firm belief and
expectation that simultaneous quitting
without notice would temporarily iDcoD-
venience the receivers and the public. If
in good faith and peaceably they exercise
their right of quitting the service, til reby
only to better their condition by securing
such wages as they deem just, but not to
injure or Interfere with the free action Of
Others, they cannot be legally charged
with any loss to the trust property result
ing from their cessation of work 10 cons
quence Of the refusal of the receivers TO
accede 10 terms upon which they we're
willing to remain in the service. Such a
loss, under the circumstances stated, would
be incidental to the situation and could
not be attributed 10 employees exercising
Lawful rights in orderly ways or to the re-
ceivers in good faith and fidelity to their
trust having declared a reduction of wages
and thereby caused dissatisfaction. among
employees and their withdrawal from TIL,
service" =: -
The opinion concludes by holding that
the action of Congress of July ?. $780,
known as the interstate commerce ac'.
had no bearing on the question before the
court. Tne order of Judge jenkins is re-
versed in part aud The case is remanded,
with instructions to sustain the motion to
strike cut to the extent indicated in the
opinion. ::
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ESCAPE OF PRISONERS.
scandal Is Brewing at the McNieIs
Island Prison:

Island Prison..
TACOMA, Wash. Oct. 1.-Two prisoners
escaped from the penitentiary on McNeils
Island last Thursday. They were Wade
and Brooks. both serving terms for smug-
Cling. Thursday they were ordered to
carry some garbage outside the prison
walls. When outside they made sudde n
dive for the brush and successfully escaped
from the guard. Jack Heating. Wade was
doing second term and had once escaped.
Marshal Drake has men stationed at the
boundary line to capture the fugitfyes in
case they attempt to cross into British
Columbia. 1t is thought that they NAV not
yet have left the island. Marshal Drake
denies a published story to the effect that
four men escaped after poisoning the war
den and all the guards. A resident of the
island says the poisoning occurred later in
the week and was partially successful, al
lowing two other prisoners 10 escape.
Snme think an investigation OF the penl-
tertiary management will result.
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RICH MINES INVOLVED.
Question of Rights of the Portage
Canal COMPANY.

DULUTH. Minn., Oct 1.-The question
of The rights Of the Portage Lake Canal
Company under the grant made some forty
years ago has within the past few DAYS
been raised again, aud this time the most
valuable mines OF the Gogebic Range are
involved. A few weeks ago Secretary
Smith upset the canal company's title to
10000 acres, and his ruling has encour-
aged the new fight. IL is claimed that dur
ing the administration OF President Fill
more he declared the land now covered by
the GOgeblc Range mines mineral land,
and as such it was not subject to selection.
SQuatters have already settled on the
mines controlled by the Penokee Goge bic
Consolidated mines and the Metropolitan
Iron Company. which are managed by w.
j. Wolcott of Duluth, as well as ether
properties. and have refused to vacate,
though ordered to do so.
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COULD NOT PROVE THEM.
Rowand's Charges Against the
Pittsturg Grand Jury.

PITTsBURG, Oct 1.-The sensational
charge of Attorney A. II. Rowand that
the Grand Jury had been corrupted to Sc
cure the throwing out of the Indictment
against John Murphy, Director of Public
Safety at Allegheny City, proved a CON-
plete fzzle. Murphy was charged with
receiving money from keepers OF disor-
derby aud gambling houses. The indet-
ment was ignored by tie vote. Rowand
then alleged that he had affidavits show
ing that members of the Grand Jury were
Influenced By offers of money and posi-
ton. The cour. and Grand Jury Insisted
upon an investigation. To-day: Rowand
produced the affidavit-makers, but each
declared his statement was made on in
formation received and he had no per-
sonal knowledge of alleged corruption.
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ENTHUSIASM AT REDWOOD.
Mr.. EStee Is Given a Very Cordial
Retention.

REDWOOD CITY, Oct. I'M. M. Estee.
E. 4. Loud and Lee Fairchild arrived here
at 4 80 p. NJ. to-day and held reception in
.he afternoon 10 meet all the people re-
gardiess of party. A large number called
and were introduced to Mr.. Estee. In the
evening things were very lively, with bon
fires on all corners and brass band
stationed in the center of the town. A
larger crowd of people was on the streets
than Redwood has had in long time
Before going TO the hall to open the meet
ing Timothy Guy Phelps and wife called
on Mr.. Estee for short while. The hail
was crowded to OVERLOOKING. All cheered
loud and long for Estee.
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HIS VOICE NOT NEEDED. -:
Pennoyer Refuses TO Talk to Mon
tana POpuiiStS. -.

PORTLAND, Or, Oef. 1.-Goyernor Pen
mover to-day, IN a letter declining an invi-
tation TO fill an engagement of one week
for the POpulists 10 Montana, said: j..
eff the present rninous depression in
business and values. resulting directly
from the decentralization of silver, and not
from any tariff taxation or change in such
taxation. will not persuade the people of
Montana to vote against both old political
parties, dominated by Wall street aud
equally responsible for such demonetiza-
ton, then no persuasion of mine would be
availing.- neither will they he persuaded
though one rose from the dead"
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fiE BROKE HIS BACK.
Serious Injury Received by a Stu
dent While Wrestling.

ERIE, Pa. Oct. 1.-Alvin Carnahan of
Wesleyville was brought from the Edin-
boro State Normal School to the Hamolh
Hospital last night il most ptiabls con-
ditioD. Canadian and Winslow Breezy, a
telow-student. both athletes, engaged in
catch-as-catch-can wrestling. Carnahan
broke his back trying TO throw his adver-
sary over his head. Technically. it was a
fracture, or displacement, near the juno
tuTe of the cervical and dorsal verteb' e.
Carnahan fell to the grouHd, paralyzed,
and without sensation from the breast
bone down. The hospital surgeons are
considering trepanping to remove the
pressure from the s. in al cord as the posi-
BILE remedy. Carnahan is conscious and
has no physical suffering.
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FOUR MONTHS IMPRISONMENT.
Punishment of Prominent Men for
Fighting a Duel. -.

BERLIN. Oct. Herr Won Kidderlen.
the Prnssian Minister 10 Hamburg, and
Herr Polsdorf. editor Of The Kladdera-
dat.ch. have been condemned to four
months imprisonment in ii fortress for
fighting a duel near Berlin. April Is.
Five shots were fired and Herr ..Polsdorf
was wounded in the arm. The: cause; OF
the encounter was an alleged libel upon
He r Won kidderlen. then chief OF the Press
Department of he. Foreign Office, which
Herr P0lsdQrf published in the, Kladders-
datsch, a comic paper which became. nGto-
rious for fts attacks upon the employees of
the Government. -; . -: -
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His Foot Cut Off.

Los ANGELES, Oct. l.-Mose Dawson, "a
recent arrival from Kalonia. Iowa. al
tempted to cross the Southern tad ific track
this morning wnilea switch engine was
approaching. Dawson got his foo caught
in the track. Seeing no hope for him he
LAID over on bis side and awaited results.
It was too late to stop the engine. which
ran over his foot and cut. it off,. He is now
in the hospital. p :':..s@ -:
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Bodies Washed Ashore.

MANIsTIQUE. Mich, Oct. 1.-The bodies
of the crew OF the sunken schooner Home
were washed ashore last night. The
bodies Of CAPITA C. P. Henderson and
Alexander Berkenoski, seaman, have been
identified. but the others cannot be recog
.nized. The bodies were found where the
body CT Annie, the cook. was washed
ashore, by Joseph Fountaine, the light
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claimant is about 81 years Of age, and says
thai Wootton married his mother in Eng
land forty years ago. She had some m oney
which the old rancher handled for her
AFTER he came to California, and the Inter
est OF which he regularly sen. her.
Ihe newcomers claim will be opposed
oy ths attorney for Thomas Wootton. the
rancher's brother, who has already fled a
suit to quiet title
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Police Used Force.

=. BRUSSELS, Oct. 1.-The socialists OF this
city to-day attempted to hold anti-m lltary
demonstrations. They were ordered TO
disperse 10y. the police. but no attention
was paid to The order. The police then
used force. with the result that free fight
occurred. during which several of the
riotous socialists were Injured.
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DISOBEDIENCE OF ORDERS.

1t Causes Collision Between Pas
seDger and Freight Trains.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-. Oct. Last night she
Santa lie passenger aud the Kansas City,
st. Joe and Council Bluffs freight train
collIded about eighteen miles south of this
city. The collision was caused by the dis.
obedience of orders by the freight crew.
The injured are: c. E. Page. engineer
OF the passenger train, broken leg and in
ternal injuries: r A. Taft. baggagemap.
Injured about the head and shoulders: n.
w. Odell. ankle spralned; Fred ID. BugIer.
ST. Joe travelling man. bruised. Several
other passengers were bruised.
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Plumber of the Burglars. :.

: SAN JOSE, Oct. 1.-The robbery Of n. c.
Babcock of 81 South Ninth street last
night turns Quito be a bigger affair: than
was at first reported: The burglars cot
away with fully $1,000 worthof jeweIry, a
greater portion of which belonged to DR..
and Mrs. E. Bassett of Qainey. Ill, who
were visiting the Ba6cocks. The police are
not able to locate the thieves. - s. -:
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BULLETS in HIS COAT.
L. Nixon Is a Target for Angry
Jeff Giles. 3. $. :.

LODI. Oct. 1.-During a shooting ARRAY
between L.: Nixon and jeff Giles at Glenn
ents this morning the latter fred four
shots. through Nixon's coat, but did no
further damage. Nixon had found a rich
placer mine on Giles land. and claimed to
have the LISTERS consent. to mine there
When the men met a row ensued, with The
result above stated. Nixon was arrested
in Lodi this afternoon, 80
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CAME UNDER CONTRACT. -.
A Theatrical Man Who Must Be De-

( WAsHINGToN. Oct. L-Some weeks ago
the Theatrical: Union Of New. York City
complained to the Secretary Of the Treas
ury that Henry w. Elliott. a theatrical
property man, had arrived in this country
under contract with .Augastin DAILY, the
africa! manager, in violation Of the allen
contract-laber law. On September is
Elliott was ordered TO be arrested and de-
ported. A further hearing. was granted,
and to-day the Secretary affirmed the for
mer decision and directed that the order oil
deportation be carried out. =.
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+. NEW TORPEDO-BoATs. "
Secretary Herbert to Advertise for
Bids for Three:

WASHINGTON. d. c., Oct 1.-The Navy
Department is about to advertise for bis
for three .torpedo-boats. Ii is understood
that the Union Iron Works will. send in a
bid as soon as the requirements are made
public. They have heretofore only bid or
the larger vessels. Both department Off
GERS and bidders are to submit plans, and
then the most satisfactory will be chosen.
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=: THE MYSTERY DEEPENs.
Now Comes Man Who: Claims to
= e: BE Wootfon,S Som: -

FRESNO, Oct Another sensational
incident was added this morning to the
record in the case of William " ot ON, the
missing Reedley rancher. An; English
man. giving his; name as William w oolton,
and claiming to be the snn Of the missing
man, Arrived here with:a will. which he:
VIII offer tor probate: dis posing of the
esta t.: in his mDthef's favor Tie new
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Republicans. of. Coconiy,o

FLAGSTAFF, Arz, :0ct, 1.-The Repub.
Leans of Coeoniue: County held their CON
vention to-day and made the following
nominations: Council. DR.. A. M. John
stop; Asse ntbly, E. T.. Greenlaw; SherIff.
f, 81! Cameron; Probate Judge, n. "a.
Lay(nn; District Attorney: j ohm. W. Ross /;
K e1rder, Charles blush Treasurer, H.
Supervisors-sGv + H.. Schultz and a. r,
NeTlts. !: =. & FL: : =. m.
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Superintendent at Whittier,

WHITTIER, Oct. 1.--John a. .Goffia to-
day became Superintendent of the Whit
tieI Slate School, succeeding Dr.. Walter.
Lindlsy, who resigned last: -inonth. Mr..
Gotta. has been assistant superintendent
for two years, and is specially qualified for
the work . -:
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"NapoIeon and ttis EDocf. -

Special lecture. University Extension course,
Young Mems Christian Association. Mason and
Eiiis streets, commencing this evening. by
Professor Bacon of the University of California
free To members holding unlimited tickets
costing $40 year. Non-members, 20 cents a
single lecture, or six lectures 81.
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PROTECTED A CONTRACTOR.
The Lexow Committee Continues to
Find Evidence of Fraud.

New York, Oct. 1.-The Lexow COM.
m;ttee resumed its Investigation in: the.
Poll Department to-day. Nothing start
ling was disclosed, as officers were on the
carpet with records. George Carpenter, a
railroad contractor, swere that he paid
Captain Stevenson. $40 monthly for his:
good will as protrct ion
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Broke the Deadlock.

BRocKvILLE, Pa. Oct. 1.-The Congress
sional deadlock In the Twenty:frst Re-
publican district was broken to-day by the
nomination of G. Beheiner of Kittaning on
the six hundred ana thirty-tifth ballot. :.
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sozopoST the ladies. pride.
o'only rivais it deride.
Zephyrs of flower laden air
oay with it can compare.
Doing good to everything,
On every side its praises ring,
Neglect to use it, ladies won't.
They all must have their SoZoDONT.
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HALL. BOBs UP.
Says He Has the First Right TO
Challenge EitZSimmous.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. Jim Hall,
who is now here. claims TO be anxious for
fight with Fitz>immons or O'DonneIl.
He says he will lay side bet of $4,000
against either man. He claims lie has the
firstright to challenge Fitzsimmons.
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WORKS CLOSED DOWN: ;
Only One More Result of the Exist
~. ing Conditions 5:

ing Conditions. 80. !.
CLEVELAND, Ohio Oct. 1.-The Baaks
Wire Nail Company of this city,. the
largest concern of the kind in the world,
has closed down for an indefinite period
. 1t Is said that the plant may be closed
permanen tly. 20 wing to a com bination with
Eastern manufacturers. Ca. account of
the business. depression during tine past
year the plant has been. run to only a
limited extent and not to exceed 200 men,
who will be thrown. cut of employ ment.
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keeper. An inquest was held here to-day.
Only a light wreckage has come ashore
from the boat.
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Sfdn0a[maher perhaftet.

Sre6. 8aH9 un6 2ouiS gaiiotu batten
itD Oorgcuommen, Ben SDlucitcrabenO noct
altcm @ebrau9 81 fciern. NecbOem Tie cine
&unOe Ourb mebrere S9ontlpjrtDichaftcn
gemacbt battcn, faIncn tie psr Die Ill Der
IL. Ctr. ~Qelegene Gurnbaue un6 cntiGbloiz
len iib, an Dem BORT itattftiloenben Baue
tbeil3uneomcu. 9aS 8ergniigcn ipuroe
ibnen aber 6alo 5u 5a6m, tpe6tpegen lie ii3
mach eiuem btntcr Dem 1onsiadle bcfinoe
lidben 9taum be9aben uno bort cincn furcbtz
barren 2Grm anfin9en. 9lDBli4 500 9aiiom
cincn Nepolpcr berpor unO begann burcb
bic Wano, bic Sipilcben t6m unO benz Sa0le
Lag, 5u lcbieBcn, tpoburcb WiQiam Smitb
aus 397 Glart Str, cine SuseI ms 8ein
erbiclt.
Sn miI6cr T(ucbt ~itirSte mn aQc8 aus
Dem Saale un0 balb eri6ien bic PoltSct.
0ieie fonb SlnitD in cbnmG6tigem GU
itanbe unb braDte i'm in ieiuc NoDnuug,
lpdbren6 8aub rn6 8oiiow mach bet Mag@
tpeQe Station bef0r0ert murben, mo- lie bic
6ol9en ibres Derb%dnguiBpoIcn 2ci9tiinns
abparten miiiien.
, 1894-01-02
Stdoti1bes.
Gr=0eidworener 111urray
SeIeudtet feline aneebli9e Sreunoidaft fir
6arrifon.

gBte beretts b%efannt, itiiBt Serr
gSnoe ietnen 9ntrag auf etnen neuen 8ro>
5eB fur leinen glienten 8re1oergait auf
ben untitanb, oaB elmer Der gci6morenen,
st. @preon WeurraD, IN freunbl6aftltbent
9erfebr nit Garter 0arriion itanS, troBbcm
ct bel 1einer Qufnabmc in bic Surp 6as
0egcntDeil bebauptet bate. 6ieriiber duBert
itdb Nun 6err Wurrap, meLcber in Qa@5range
mobnt ui0 SefretGr bcr yScotttlb Nifemblp
of @6ieago" lit. in einem nffenen Scbreiben
mic folgt: y2(ls ib neulic6 nab 8cenoigung
beS YroSclieS ben @eribtSldal perlicB,
tpurbe icb auf etnen Nrttfel in einer bieltgcn
engltl6en 3ettung aufmerflam gelnad9t,
mel6er mtcb be13ul6tgte, gegen Yrcnoergalt
Dorctngenommen getpelen su iein, neil th
@arter 6arrilon peri0nli6 gefannt bate.
0aS perbGlt iib 10: BUR 3ett, alS 5arri@
ion 9egen @regier %vltet", bat MIDI Elm
Grlterem ein 9uteS 8ort ctn5ulegen, bo CT
nm Gin Nmt na6geiubt bate. 90 bc8ab
tb mtb nit Tim 5ulammen mach 6orrt7
lou'S @obnung.
Gur5, e6c mir 6Drt anlan9ten, Derlor Der
01onn pl0Blib BEN Wu1b uno Dersi6tete
barauf fem Nnltegen peri0nlib p~orsutraz
gen. S6 ibGug- baSbalb Dor, 6orriion 81
~rnlerer monatlidben 8erlammlung etu8uz
LADEN, tporauf er freitbig e%ingtng. 9icS gu
tbun, pertpeilte ib ungefdbr 3tpei Winuten
BEL 6arrilon un6 9ing bann Dieoer meiner
g8ege, ba tcb Die @inlabung ni3t ais cine
~perl0nlidbc, ionbern aIS-eine offt5icuc barr
9ebra6t bate. 6orriion perlebte uud6
einen Qlbcnb bel uns, bo9 bate icb auBer
elmer fliicbti9en 8egriiBung feline @ele8en2
belt, nit ibnl SIT lprecbcn.
98as Bic yYicnic"=G pilobe int Surfing
tom 8arf bctrifft, 70 fam ib mn ia8cn,
baB 6arrlion babel elmer bon 5ebntauieno
@Gitcn mar nnb, ais berporra9cnOe Ser
iDnli6feit, bon cinem unlerer 8oritehcr
(nicbt Wturrap) gum ScbieoSri9ter" lber
unlere Sptele eraannt tDur0e. lln9liid@
licber gSeile erb:elt i6 einen BreiS, troBz
Dem 6err 6arriion ii6 fiir einen 9(nberen
entlbieb. 9ertct b;eier fleiner 8orfau bel
elmer groBen 0ffentltcben 6eier pieleic5t
auf cine periOulicbc Srcunbi6aft
Die 8cbauptung, DaB i6 mich tpGbrenb
bes Iebten SriibIit8s in Die BOIitit einz
niibte, lit ciufah nibt pahr. Sb Sin in
feiner 8eoeutung beS BorteS .ie ein g oltz
titer gelpeien.
Nls @clhiporener babe ih mein llrtbetl
iber ben Nngefla9ten nun aus benz, mas
icb i'm @ertbtSlaal Dernommerl eebiIbet
uno mar nnler gGabriprub 9leib bel Oct
erltclt Nbltlmmung e%tnitimmtg."
, 1894-01-02
Murktherfd1
6 hicaGp. 2. {

9DtcdGo z. San.
SOlsenbe Bretfe wur6en BEL srDBeren
Bartten e~r3ielt:
Butter, bette Creamery @oare &c
@273c, CUTE 253(026c, mittelmdBige 223
@24c. 9atrD, bette, 24c(025c, mitteIeute
unb quite 1925, fril9er gafing Stof
153@162c.
8uttertne, gatGafc 0airD, Is,
empire 49,, bette Creamery 10, Satnotier
III in vgtoGs" oOer fleinen @ebinben &c
mebr.
adie, Bette v6ua Gream Gbe6bars1
11c(@113c, vGminS" 11(012c, yyoung
Qlnerifa" 11@124, nabgemacbler Sbpets
ser 123@133c, D8rid" 123@13c, 9tmz
burger 12@13c
8obnen, 8efte rgSaotes" $1.45@
1.60, mtttelgute $1.40@1.45, nit Der 0la:
lbtne gereini9te 81 .3001.35.
Gter, gang fril6e, 21@-c bas 9b6.
8btsteD, $1.15.
@efIa9el, l~ebenbigeg, GurfeD go
{; 9ii6ner : 6ennen 5@-c, oGte unO
iunge 6@63c; Gnten 5000 fir lebenbige ;
0anie 85(9-c; Spring Gbifens" go
e baS 8funO.
Obft, aeb0rrtes: 2(epfel, tinltlib 8ez
trofnete, 73@10c. baS 8funb, an Der
Some g%eoDrrte nOrOlicbc 5@63c., 9ftrftcbe
5@6c. 8romheeren 6(07c., 6tmbeeren %
"a Galiforntibes: Apritoien 14@16c,
nibtgcicbdIte pftritbc 9@11c, 9eicbalte
22024c; gHaumen 9@13; &olinen :
u2onOOn 0apers" $1.65@2.OO 6as &iitz
9cn, vMustateuer" $1.O0@1.35, lOie
406c.
8 b #, friibes: aepfeG $2.25@2,5O unb
$3.OO@3.25, ie nab Ser Site, 8ananen
$1.00@1.25, Gttronen 81.
8artoffeIn- Burbaufs 54(056c,
6ebrons 53@54c; Goie -@-c; burcbz
chamber 45@50c Der 8uibcL. Sericpz
Speets9 otdtos So, 1908 rs bas SUB, Suie
nptler $2.75(0-,
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Q~ren6er0ait ptro perorieBlib.

Oils 8renbergait s~eitcrn frib befru8t
ipurbe, OBJ ct 81 ieinem Sriibititf &afiee
1piluidhe, %nnttportete er nit rauber Stimme
y9tein." 3wei Stunbcn barauf macbte er
etnen furcblbaren 2drm, IieB Ben Glerf
Sen grice 81 iib fommen unb befIagte ftcb
bel bielem, DaB er feinen &aiiec bcfommcn
babe, Og8ie mir 9eiagt ipurOe, babcn Sic
aber ieIblt crfldrt, oaB sic fcinen &aftee
baben uOlen", iagte 6err 8ricc. uSd
nil i'm aber ieBt Daben", crtpiberte
@ren0erBoit. so. Sea BON nun on tpers
ben sic gefdui9it i6rcn &affee etnnebmen,
penn Sbnen bic Wfabl5eiten DorgeleBt
iperoen, gera0e mie es bic unberen @es
fangencn tDun. sic f6uncn fetnen be-
ionoeren 8cbienten ba6en, Ser S6nen 3tpei
StunOen nacb benz 8rlbItid &aftee iers
Dirt"
66cbt entriitet 3o8 iib 8renbctgait
bieraul in ben ounfcliten Mtntcl ieiner
3eQe suritG uno uerblieb UdbrenD mebreren
Stunben tx iebr icbletbtec Stmnung. @r
miro BON Sag 5u Sag perortcBlicber.
, 1894-01-02
gin ShminoIer.

Sin I9lau auSgebefter un6 am 20. Noz
BENDER er1ol8retcb aus8efiibrter Scbtutnbcl
muroe geitern 9fac6mittag bon mebreren
Berionen, weIbe bemielben gum Opfer
gefauen maren, auf Der Gentral Station
ange5ei9t. Q(n jenem Sage ipar Elm poblz
eefleibeter jun9er Mann in periAieoene
@el1Gite ali Der Warfet un6 Si6 Waiier
StraBe %gefOmnen uitb bate Gin Sansz
programm su einen, tpie ct mittbeiltc, an
30. Stop. bon benz 8erein Der 8ut9ar7 unb
@rocerieclerfS in vWta0iion6alI" Is 2(bams
StraBe peranitaItcten 8au porgeScigt unb
@tntritt8farten basu nerfauft. Sn ben
metiteu 6dlen bate ct baareS @elb bafIr
crbaltcn, 6eiBLer unb Sunge aber gabcn
ibm etnen @bef auf Die OWtcrdbauts'
National 8anf" fir $40. 0eniclben I'M
b%oriirte er nit: IS. 81. 9eslee, Goriteber
oeS 5anses bes 8ereins Der 8uti6erz ln6
@rocerieclerfS" unb erbielt barauf fem
@clb. Seit6em lit aber in Grfabrung GEE
bracbt porben, boB cs inter ben Mfitz
0~lieoern Des Nereins i~berbaupt feinen 6,
q. Qeslie gtebt.