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Gie leste Ieiie.

Berlin, 5. 9tOoember. - gjc Ser
ct. Rcterrburser GOrreipOnOsut Der
Zines" ieincm 9lattc me!Oet, lit Der
Sars, mcl9er Die iter6lihen lleocrreite
6e8 @aurea auineSmcH iOQ, per Grtra.
su9 ucn ct. YeteI I8bur9 nab glva0i0
abgcidift morGen. G5 lit ell ltetuQs
Iars, pOn sinem Gideniurg nmidIOhen.
Der 2ettere lit nit Gu6 bcOedt, i'll mel
dies in Sob Oa8 failerllde Wappen eiuz
9eltift lit, uu0 BON ben bier @den bdns
Qsn idwere 9olOene Suaitcn bcrab. Der
Sarg ltebt auf bier 9Olbensu 6iBeu.
Sunen lit CT nit weIBem 9ltla8 ausge'
idlaqsn, Der nit Ouun.n 9cpOlitert lit.
Bum 5ranspOrt auf Der 8abn mar bie=
Jet tOltbare Sarg in einen pOlirten bOl.
;crnen &aittn einseidloheu.
@elteru itnO aud 50blreide 0tit9lies
Der beS 9Ofitaatcs unO Der faiierliden
0ieuerldaIt nu6 giuuOia absereiit.
9ieicloen nabmen Ben &aiiermautcl
NIT, ferner ein 9olOgeitidteS uuS nit
9ermelin beisetes 8abrtu9, eineu &az
tafalf, Iowie mebrere pra9tuOGe Sci fen
unb 5abOurets, aEf weldeu Die sabl.
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rem liesen werbeH.
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fer, Der @;urina, iiAsrnOmm.n uni
wel9t ME bon ibrer SsEs.
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lt)fflif)e 4alnrpIinotr Gi(rnbabn.

SIR Die Rt4ti9f,tt osr A5dl!ljI:,
SuBH ". Jfpbb, Regiitrater
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The morning call., 1894-05-11

tower and the electric theater; that is to
say. the executive committee managed all
Of these shows. crediting the original con-
cession aires with all receipts taken at the
doors.
In the case of the Royal Pavilion, the
wheel OF fortune was run as formerly by
Charles Ascher for the executive commit
tee. The daily profits are reported to be
large and the exchequer of the fair has be-
come bloated since the game was started.
All of the nickel-in-the-slot machines paid
the management a percentage Of. their
earnings, and the revenue has been large
enough to Offset the small attendance of
visitors.
All of these devices were warned to dess;
by Captain Douglass yesterday. So many
complaints have been received at the Do
lice headquarters by parents whose chill
dren have been initiated in the method
pursued by these gamblers that il was con-
sidered unwise to protect the management
further.
Several of the concessions had been Wis
ited by Chief Crowley and Captain /. w.
Lees of the detective force. These officials
had been frequently quoted as stating that
IL no complaints we're made by parents or
other citizens, the games wonld not suffer
interference. The spectacle of young boys
haZardlng their nickels and dimes in
wheels of fortune and Ferris wheels" has
become so common. however. that the vio-
Iation of the gambling ordinance could no
longer be overlooked. Hence their sup
preston and the simultaneous decrease In
the daily profits Of the executive commit
tee.
B'nai Birth day al the Midwinter Fair
began early yesterday morning with the
arrival of hundreds OF happy chill
dren from the free religious school con-
Quoted under the auspices OF the order and
the appearance of the boys and girls from
the Hebrew Orphan Asylum.
With the youngsters came The energetic
The morning call., 1894-05-11

| L. Bonet. 81. Greven. G. Crespi, Il. WE'LL,
E. DeakiD, M. Jonest, d. Levy.
The Mills College exercises tor to-day in
| clude a reception at the Mills College
space in the Liberal Arts building at noon /;
| afternoon and evening literary musical
| nrogrammes at Festival Hall, and ban
ouet at the Louvre restaurant In the
| interim. -
Al the afternoon exercises there will be
addresses by Director-General de Young,
Judge Myrick, Professor Keep ana Rev.
| f. S. Chapman. besides literary and mnsl-
cal numbers by graduates. The evening
programme will be devoted to other
literary and musical features by graduates
and undergraduates as well. The Mlils
College girls have promised to visit the
rose show in the Agriculture building In
body.
Nsxt Saturday will be Tammany day at
the exposition. The programme OF the
,ce celebration, which Is to take place In THIS
con ection under the auspices OF the
Improved Order of Red Men of California,
calls the day "the 18th sun, OF the Flower
Moon, G. S. D., 403." There will be exer-
c,ses in Festival Hall at P. NJ. on that oc-
casion, consisting of music by the Silver
Cornet band of Santana Tribe NO. TO- I'M
proved Order of Red Men, of Fort Bragg,
an address by 5. Gumblnner. great
sachem and president of the dav, patrl-
otic recitation by E. B. Carr. 7. S.. hui
morous recitation by II. NJ. Freck. I. D., an
oration by j. Sims, G. NJ, and music by
quartet from Santana Tribe No. 90, and
other musical numbers by the band.
The morning call., 1894-05-11
LESS REVENUE FOR THE FAIR
soLANo HAS A LYNCHING BEE.
THE PROGRAMME FOR toll

Through Turnsttles Yesterduy.......1o,O1@
The morning call., 1894-05-11

building will not be the only one at the
fair to-day. Ten boxes of roses arrived
from Los Angeles yesterday by express
and will be used to decorate the county's
exhibit In the Southern California build
/ ing.
A splendid display of glace fruits,
| orange marmalade and jellies has been
added to the Los Angeles County ex-
! hibit.
The display is made in large plate
| glass case, the bottom of which is covered
| with glace fruits. packed in fancy boxes
The center of the case is occupied by a
square column. built of jars of orange
marmalade, which rest 0D heavy plale-
! glass and reach nearly to the top of the
| case. The exhibit is made by Barnard IL
! Densmores of Los Angeles. and is one of
| the most attractive things in the Southern
California building.
Manager Frlsbie has entirely rearranged
the San Diego apple display, fresh fruit
having been sent from the south. and tn e
EXHIBIT is now as fresh as when first
opened III January. The condition of the
| apples speaks we'll for the keeping quail
ties of California fruit. and is source of
surprise TO visitors. Although picked six
months ago and long out Of season thew
are still In perfect condition.
The executive committee has decided to
/ lnaugurate an experiment in the way Of
reduced admission to the exposition. In
! pursuance OF this decision the general ad-
mission to the fair Oh Sunday next will be
25 cents, and during the following weak
after P. NJ. on Monday, Tuesday, Wednes
day. Thursday and Friday the admission
will be 25 cents, but on Saturday 1t will be
| 81 cents.
The following is list of the accepted
! jurnrs for department B, fine arts: James
d. Phean. Horace G. Platt. George E. P,
| Hall, M. MED wredZinski. A. Morretti
William Greer Harrison. E. Pissis, w. ii.
] Hawley, Frederick Siebe. W. G. Stafford,
The morning call., 1894-05-11

THE PROGRAMME FOR TODAY
IL A. M.-opening Of the rose show in
Agricultural building.
12M.-Reception at Mills College space
I'm enst gallery Of Liberal Arts building
1P. Machining of the bells in Liberal
Arts tower.
2 p. M.-MiIls College exercises in
Festival Hall.
2P. M.-South Sea Islanders st Vienna
Prater.
$50 p. M.-Concsrt by Cassasa's Ex-
position band in Liberal Arts building
$3.50 P. M.-JeAn Weitzmsn on the
high wire in Central Court.
p. M.-Concert by the Mexican
band, on Music Pavilion, near Admin
istration Building.
6 p. M.-Evening chimes on the bells.
1880 p. M.-Grand illumination of ex-
position buildings and central court,
Including steel tower and Firth wheel
also evening performance by WeiIzman
on the high wire.
SP. M.-The wonderful electric foun-
tain.
band in Vienna Prater.
SP. M.-MiIIs College exercises In Fes-
tivaI Hall.
$50 P. M.-Seoond playing OF the cleo
trio fountain.
Gambling has been prohibited at the
idwinter Fair. and with this restriction
one of the most prolific sources of income
to the management has been cut OFF.
Games of chance have been in operation
at every corner of Sunset City, and from
each the executive committee has been
receiving a percentage. Ferris-wheel ma
chimes. suppressed by the civic police,
have been countenanced by the Mdwinter
guards. Many varieties of subterfuges,
termed by the initiated bunko games, have
flourished under the protecting care of the
exposition management. Three separate
industries of this character have reaped
golden returns in the Manufactures
building and the management has drawn
its share of the profits.
Captain W. 7. Douglass of the police
force visited the Midwinter Fair yester-
day afternoon and suppressed all the
wheels Of fortune. keno games and rou-
lette concessions or the grounds He noti-
fed the managers of each of these institu-
tons that if they were in operation to-day
arrests would be inevitable.
One of the f1rsi of these concessions to be
warned Of the danger attending further
violation of the law was the Royal Pavil-
ion. This industry is located at the west
end of the Mechanical Arts building. II
was brought hither By Assistant Director
General Cornely, who had procured it from
the German section at the Columbian Ex-
position.
Freight on the peraphernalia was guar
antsed By the executive committee, and
when Visceunt CorDey confessed his ina
bility to liQuidate the management took
possession of the pavilion on the same
terms as secured the control of the electric
The morning call., 1894-05-11
SHBEPINGS AND LINENS.

This is the best place to buy Muslins and
Sheetings. Our Linen values are the best In
town.
5-4 Bleached Sheeting 1Oc yard.
ga, IA, S-4. ga and 10-4 all fine brands, 13c,
15c. 162sc, 1Sc and zoe yard.
Fine Bleached Table Linens SOC, 75c, 81, 81 25.
Dnmask NAPKINS 75c 10 S6 a dozen.
Table Sets for lunch or dinner. all prices.
Pure Linen Towels 121ac, 1890. zoe, 25c, 35c
and Soc.
Linen Crash 614 to zoe yard.
The morning call., 1894-05-11
Flowers From San Rafael.

SAN RAFAEL, May 10. - George D.
Shearer, who has had in charge the flower
display to be made at the Midwinter Fair
tomorrow, has been busy the past two
days in getting the flowers ready. There
will be two wagons loaded with flowers Ell
all descriptions from the gardens OF San
cisco to arrive at the fair at 9 O'Clock A. NJ.
The morning call., 1894-05-11
Federation of Women.

at a meeting of the Federation of
Women, to be held tomorrow evening in
Albion Hall, AIcazar building. Professor
David Starr Jordan and Professor E. H.
Griggs of the Stanford University will ad-
dress the audience on "The relation OF
woman to the ethical question Of the day."
The morning call., 1894-05-11
To-Day the Whole House Abaunds
With MOney-Making Chances.
THE NEW THINGS

Garry their own charms-the charm of
freshness and novelty.
We do not take the old fabrics that some
one else has had and tell you that they are
bargains. Werespect age. but not in dress
goods.
The morning call., 1894-05-11
Examine Them Closely.

The more carefully Picturesque Cali
fornia" is examined the more beauties will
be discovered The work Is all of the
highest order and will stand inspection.
The morning call., 1894-05-11
This WILL Be SILK DAY

Pongees 26 inches wide, pieces of 10 yards
SO 65.
Better qualities 81, S5, Sc. 81 apiece.
Printed Indas, best quality you ever saw, for
SOC.
Changeable Taffetas. 75c and 85c, reduced
from 81 and 81 %.
Figured Tafetas, 81, were 81 25 and 81 so.
White India Silk. 24-inch, extra heavy quality,
bargain soc.
Black Moire. 26-inch. 81 25.
Superfne Figured Indlas 10 evening shades,
27-lnch, 81. reduced from 81 20.
Pongee. 19-nch, zoe aud 25c yard.
M0ire, all silk, in black and colors, 81 and
81 90.
Beautiful Striped Wash Silks. special leader
for to-day. 40c yard, were sold at SOC and
60c heretofore.
The morning call., 1894-05-11
AMUSE EMENTS.
ORPHEUM.

0RpHEUM.
0'Farrell st., bet. stockton and Powell
SAN FRANCISOO'S GREAT MUSIC HALL.
HOUSES CROWDED To THE DOORS.
TONIGHT. Friday. May IL,
- MRS. ALICE j. SHAW
The whlstling prima donna in an entire change
of selections.
MILE. CHARCOT, hypuotist four Emperors of
Music.
II. G. WILLIAMS, London's famous ventrilo-
Quist. and An
UNRIVALED VAUDEVILLE ORGANIZATION
Every act 3 feature.
PRICES-Reserved seats 25c, balcony l0c,
opera ch yirs and box seats soc.
SATUR AND SUNDAY MATINEES,
Parqust 25e. balcony i0c.
GkOVE-STR TT THEATER
Between Polk street and Van Ness avenue.
GEORGIA MINSrRELS. Monday, May IA, Geo.
P. Murphy's Eastern Company In the
musical comedy, & 1.
Admission 10c, reserved seats csc.
The morning call., 1894-05-11
CrOSsllal'S Specific Mixture

With this remedy persons can cure themselves
without the least exposure, change of diet. or
change In application to business. The medicine
con tains nothing that is of the least injury to the
constitution Ask your druggist for it Price 81 .
bottle. aolV frru ~
Abendblatt., 1894-10-31
Odter un6 Sobn.

6H9b Mc@art6D unb SbomaS Moran
limb rtOaltitren6e @r~preBfubrleute. 3ntz
Iben ibnen berribt Der Icibigen @oufurs
ren3 tDegen lett 2angem 11nfrieber. @eItern
begob ii1 WcGartbD nob Wtoran's Wo6z
1artg in 26 Wfiuer StraBe, unb Derlrchte
ism bort negen zines i6m angebttb 3ugez
tIt9ten SAabens GUT 9febe su ftelen. 8aIb
gertetben Die 8et0en auei1anber. Moran
5og ben Riirseren unb IieB barauf leiuen
&onfurrenten tpegen tbGtIi6en Qln9riffs
uno unorbentIiben 8etragenS einlperren.
WGbrenb beS Stteite5 tpar Wtoran's Spbn,
(etn @lerf Der Chicago & N~Ortbpelternz
gdbn), Elm gutter 6reunb WtcGartbD'8, i'm
Simmer 0ntpeleno, trat 1ber ntcbt fir
leinen bebeutenb icbpdcberen 8ater Elm.
oils Der SAL beute Dor Gicbter @berbar6t
aufgernfen purbe, bate Der junge Woran
ieinen 8ater berartig bearbeitet, oaB DieIcr
benz GtCbter erfldrte, er nebnte bon elmer
8erfplgung Sec GartbD5 Qtbiton6. Ser
9ti9ter fOrberte i'm barauf bin auf Die
Soften ($D 5u beSablen. 9ieien bate er
aber nidbt, ODER ipoIte ct ibn ntbt besabIen.
0araufbjn tpurben bie 0er6anolun9en 6es
Yro6eiieS auf9enommen un6 Wc@artbb
cine $25 Strafe ouferlegt. Ser Sobn
WSoran's nabm lt3 nab GrGften 6es 9(nges
tlagten an unb ia9tc. ct babe beSbaIb nidbt
tn%terOentrt, neil Otc@artDD Iein Sreun6
lei unb ct Dem 8ater beim N~ieperIblagen
feline 8crlebun9en beigebrabt bGtte. Ser
Rtcbter belt ibm barauf cine 9eIalsene
StraTpreotgt Iber Ietn untinolidbes Be-
nebmeH.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-31
Der 0tebiihe bausoiener.

Rihter Softer iibertpteS beute Sen Inn
unter Ser Nnfla9e bes 0tebitabl8 Doreez
tubrten Solep3 0alter SefferiOn, Dem
@rimtltaIgeri6t. Sefferion par ais 6aus>
tne6t bel y. 8. &epnotbs, 21O1 Wibigan
Qpe., ongeiteQt. 0ieier Sage fab ct beim
NNStebren Der 3tmmer Elm bic Sdmud7
laaen Der Srau &eDnolo'S entbaltenbes
&Gitben unDeri6lolien in elmer Scbu6la6e
liegen. ST. fonnte Der @eriudbun9 itb
oteie an3uei8nen, ni6t piberitebcn un6
beri3manO 6ann. Ser 8erluft Der
S3mudiaAen mur6e erlt nacb benz Ser
ibtpinoen bes 0ouStnecbts o~uSgefunben.
gtab eintgem Su6en wur6e SefferIon in
letner WO9nung, 1902 9rmour 9toe., oez
%tunoen unb III etnem Der SbrGnfe beritedt
oas &Gltcben nit ben S9mudiocben.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-31
Die Sdie6afaire in Ga Grange.
6rinoe, ole JofepR miuer peranEa6ten, auf
oen iunsen Rob- III fAief,er.

0ir beribteten 9eitern, baB in Ga Grange
elm iunger Mann, gfamelts 6SoTep6 8.
Nobb, bon 6em Subrmann SCyoIep6 WtQer,
ani6einen6 obne iebe 8er0nloiiun9 int bic
8ruit 9ei6oiien un6 idjper peripunbet
por6en. 1leber Bic Sem e%ggriin6c at Der
Sbat lteB li6 ntd6t5 in Grfa6rung bringen,
Oa Miuer itA bartndfig tpeiQerte, irgenos
tpelche @uSia9en gu nra9elt. Gr iibt icBt
I'M bteiigen @puntDs @efGnaniB, tpobin man
ibn bra6te, um ibn Der @efabr, bon ben
entrltlteten B%epoBnerm Der Ortl6aft ge>
lpllcbt d1 iper0eu, 81 ent3ieben.
Jtdberen Grflutoigungen our 6olgc
lbetnt e5 nun, paB Wftucr ltrlacbe bate,
benz iungen &obE nicbt iebr mobl geIinnt
gu iein. Seine 6rau iagt ndnllicb aus,
ooB Eobb, oer Glerf in ei1em Waterial>
paarcnlaoen mar, bas bis Dor &ur3em ieiz
mem Gatet 9e1Orte, porgcitern 2lbenD Dor
tbrem 0aule porfubr, nm ctnen Sad nit
Sartofteln 0bauliefcru. QllS tic Die GDir
%ottnete, tDurbe lie an9eblicb bon 9trbb an
Nrm gepGdt un6 in Die &ic9e %1ineinge3o>
gen. Oort babe CT einen ebrenrii6rigen
Nnsrtft auf ie beriu6t. sic babe lpdter
threrl Shame Dieroon Mitt6elllng gcmocbt,
Wttuer babe iicb tpte ell disadvantages 9e>
barOet unb 8eibpOrcn, baB er Jtobb t66ten
iper6e.
Die 8eb6r6en bon Ga Grange itnb MAJ
tilrlt6 eifri9 bemIbt, 9tcbt in bic Sac6e 81
brIn9en uno gGauben, ben eriten Sbrit baz
81 8eitcrn @(ben6 NIT ber 8crbaftung zines
W1annes, Namens @iuiam Softer, gemabt
5u baber. Seine Su%baftnabme erfolgte
out Die Inflage Der 2anoitrei9erei, bo6
lOa bas nun etn 8oriparb ietn, UNI ibn
tet5uDalten. Sn g8irtGi6feit iiebt MAJ in
tbm etnell tpibti9en Staats3eusen Ge8en
Oftuer, in belicn 6aulc ct ieit nabe3u
einem Sabre 9eIebt bat. Mtan ertpartet
baber, baB ct i'm StanOe 1T; l9tuslagunsen
gu macben, Sur6 Die Miuer's SanOlungs5
peiie erflGrt tuir6.
8obb's 3ultano lit Elm Iebr bebenfGider
IS 1T ben Ner5ten i'm 8reSbDterianerz6os
ipttal bis6er nibt 9eIun9en, Die &u8el, Die
otbt unter Dem 6er3cn einge0rungen lit,
gu ftn6en lnb iie ertlGrten baber, 6aB wentg
Nusftbt auf feline @enelun9 oOrbanben 1T.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-31
Wouen fein 6ofpitoI.

Die 8etuo6ner bon gformal 8arf, benz
t%etniten 8obnbe3irf Ser 81. 0arb, finb
b04li@it entrilitet bariibcr, 6aB sic @nolez
tpoober 6oipitaIgeielidaft in Dem 6Guie
$50. 6646 Wsntlportb Noe. i6r 6olpitql
einri6ten min. 9as 6Oipital tpilroe bic
frommcn 8epObner ieneS 8esirfs pobrs
i6einli6 gu iebr an Die 8ergGn9ltdfett
oueS SrOiiden erinnern, unb cine QtnsobL
BON ibnen bat bereits etnen 8roteit qeqen
Die Nustltbrun9 bet &blt9t Der 6oipital9cz
ieuiboft i'm Sberbaucommifiariat etn0ez
ret6t. OberbaucommiiiGr Sones hat 6oz
rautbin Ben Superintcn6enten Der 6oIpitol.
gelcui6aft, S. 81. 8err0, Oabon benadrichz
tt9t, oaB Die Gtabltrun8 bes 6oipttals obne
bic i3riftli6e 3uitimmung Der Gioentbiiz
mer tnnerbalb Der @%ntfernun9 bon SO TuR
i'm umtreiic geieblib ntbt itatt6aft let.
Wte Der &rteg 8egen baS 6oipitaL aus
9cben tpirb, bleibt natirlich ab3utparten.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-31
5tdoti1hes.
Jn unan9enebmer Gage.
Der ma9enfabriFont 9. u. zones inter ser
2~tnfIaee DER Gheilnohme an einem
Gtnbru6 perbaftet.

8e%uiantin 81. Sones, etn Mitslico Der
Strnla SoneS & 8an Sliced, 8osenbaucr,
bate it9 9eitern Wtor9en chen an ieinem
Pult in leiner Office 9to. 1898 Cottage
@rope 2lbe. ni~eOer9el0iien uno be8onnen,
Die e~in9elaufenen 8rtefe SIT Offnen, ais Oie
Detcftioes GOrnid unb Statcman bon BET
Cottage @rope Npe.z Station bereintraten
uno i'm inter ber Mnflage, am Samltag
al Der Sprengutg zines @eloicbranfeS
tbeilgenpmmen 81 baben, ncrbafteten. Ct
murOe in Der Station eingeiperrt, ipater
dber gegen 8iir9i6aft entGaien. Inter
Ocrielben Nnflagc uaren bereitS st. DAM
Jon, alias 9Oriep. Der friiber in benz 6auie
SEQ. 1904 Wabaib 9lpe. cine 8irtbi6aft
betrieb, uno Soiepb slough perbaftet potz
0elt.
Der @elOibranf, an benz bic @enannten
i6re &unit probirt boben ioQen, lit bas
Gigent6um bon s. $. WeGann, Der in
benz 6auie SEQ. 1920 Sn6tana Gue. einen
Otil6banoel betreibt. Mc@ann unb beiien
bei6e @ebiilfen lparen, pte gen0MlLid, Inn
a 1br am Sdmltag Wforgen NIT ibrem
Wtil3maBen fort9efa9ren. Ql5 lie 9e9cn
8 lt9r 5uritGfebrten, fanocn fife ben 0elo>
icbrdnf aufgeipren9t urb $125, bic in benz
ielben gele9cn botter1, tparen peri9munOcn.
WtcGdnn mel6ete ben 8orfau in Der @Dtz
tagc 0rOpe Noe.z Station unO Die Oben ges
nannten 0eteftiDeS nurben nit ber Inter
iu3ung beauftrd9t. Sin Beamter Der
8unoeSgeDetmpolt5et tbetIte bann ben
itG6tii9en DeteftineS nit, 6aB er @jrunb
babe, III 0aplon un6 slough bic Tbdter 3u
Dermutben, un0 ba 8eibe feineStpe9s i'm
beiten Gllfe iteben, 10 erFol9te lire 8erbaf7
tung. SpGter erfubren bic Oeteftibes, baB
6err SoneS am Samitas mieberbOlt in Der
0eieui6oft Ser 8eiben 9eiehen tporben iei
lie t6eilten btes McGann nit unO Sener
lteB it9 etnen 6aftSbefebL gegen SoneS alsz
fteuen. 2ebterer mar mebreren bOberen
8eamten Der Station felt Sabren betannt.
Sic tparen baber nicbt toenig eritaunt, ais
CT ais 0efangener eingebra6t purOe uno
ie ipra6en ibre NnIt6t aus, 6aB Elm Srrz
tbum itattgefunben boben miiie. Sones
leugnete nidt, in @eieui9aft bon 9awion
unb Glougb g%erpeien SIT iein; er erfldrte
bteS je6od bamit, baB Gtou9b felt lGngerer
3eit ibm @eLo i9ulOi8 lei unO baB ct bieies
ein5utreiben neriu6t babe.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-31
Rtdter Grapp IN hetfLer Gaoe.

Sn ben Iebten Gagen 6eS MonatS Sep
TENDER Oertla9te ber .3ureiter 8unn
ben Rferbeet9entbiime 8alpb Nalbo, oeIien
8feros ct 5@rttt, auf 500 S9oOenerfab.
Oteie Summc ioQte ongebIicb 9enau be-
tra9en, mas gtaloo 8unn al @ebalt iCbuls
Big gebIteben mar. SIS nur6e bon N6am
Grapp, bcm 8rieOenSricbter in Gicero, elm
8OQftredungSbefebL ausgefertigt unD nit
bieiem be8ab it6 ber @Onitabler Sitter 3u
9talOO. Oils bieier it6 tpeiaerte, nit ibnt
81 9eben, bei6la9nabmte er bas 8fer6
Gobe Bell. NalOO betpieS aber balo barnuf
Dor einem anberer SriebenSri9ter, 6oB
8unn ibn no6 @eLb i9uIOig lei unO ni9t
ct bie{em, ipie algemein ongenommcn
tpurbe. IrobOem purbe tbm baS 8ferb,
tpeIcbeS man in 8ei9lag 9enommen bate,
niht alS8eliefert un0 barum lteB 9taI0o
unlGn9ft Dor &icbter B9ite einen !6aflbez
febl gc9en Gonitabler Sitter auStteIen.
Dies iogte TrtebenSricbter Trapp einen
beilloien Sbreden Elm unb ct i6rieb an
glaIoo, 6ab Oerlelbe I'm $25 letnen Saul
tpie6ererlan9en tonne. lt1terOeiien bat
gtal6p je6ocb erfabren, baB ba5 Bfer6 in
bic 6Gnbe zines g%etpiiien Som 8retper in
Ct. Souls itb~er9egangen mar. gtunmebr
icbm0rter bod uno tbeuer, nibt ruben nod
raiten 81 tDOuen, bis CT Erapp 3ur Ge6enz
i6aft ge5oget babe1 tDtr0.