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The herald., 1894-03-09
POLICE COURT CASES.
A Prisoner Weeps Bitter, AgonIzIu
Tears in Court.

A Prisoner Wesps Bitter, AeonIzing
Tears in Court.
An unusual scene was witnessed in
Judge Seaman's court yesterday after
noon when the case OF the People
against Charles A. Hess was called.
Hess was arrested on complaint of his
wife, Kate Hess, bewitching little
woman who is employed at the Southern
hotel. He broke down and cried like a
10-year-old boy. Between his heart.
rending sobs he pleaded guilty, but not
before be had told the court how he and
his vile had patched the matter up. He
loved her more than ever, aud che loved
him, he said, but he did not say what
caused him to knock tooth from his
wife's head and otherwise maltreat her
He will be sentenced today.
John Mace, who with George Edwards
stole clothing from the store of Henry
Klein, near the corner of Main and First
streets, got $50 days in the chain gang
for petty larceny. Edwards was a much
'smoother" man. He exchanged clothes
with a fellow prisoner and walked out
in place of man named Hennessy
whose term expired yesterday. This old
dodge cannot fail in cases where there
are 20 many prisoners.
]. W. Allen, a young colored swell
from New York, who got into a row
with his paramour, Ray Hamilton, was
fined $5 for carrying concealed weapon.
Wallace Jones drove too rapidly at
Main and First streets and was arrested
by Officer Collins. He was convicted
and fined So.
Wong Sing, who was tried on a
charge Of battery upon Officer Matusz-
kiewiz, was found not guilty.
In the case of Hollersn, charged with
petty larceny. the jury disagreed, stand
ing IL for acquittal and for conviction.
The herald., 1894-03-09
EIGHTH WARD REPUBLICANS.
The City Committee Calls Primaries
and Convention.

The City Committee Calls Primaries
and Convention.
The Republican city committee met
in room 236 Bradbury building at 2 p.
m. yesterday in response to call issued
by W. s. Moore, chairman.
1t was decided after much discussion
to issue call for primary election to
be heldin the old engine house on Also
street, east of Alameda street, on Mon
day, March 18TH. The convention will
be held at the same place on Tuesday,
March 18th.
There will be 81 delegates from the
six precincts. Circulars will be sent
out to all in interest by Fran cis ].
Thomas, secretary, which will give full
details as to the primary election and
convention.
The herald., 1894-03-09
HUMANE SOCIETY.

The Work Done by Onicer Wright Dur
ing February.
Special Officer Wright, manager of the
Los Angeles Humane society, has made
his report for the month of February, at
follows:
Gases reported, 40; investigated, So
involving children, 80; incorrigibles, 10
ran away from home, 4 found and re.
turned home, Q; sent to orphans home,
Q; visiting saloons, 10; cruelty treated
4; having intemperate parents, IL; hav.
ing disreputable parents, 8.
Animals, 10; horses overworked, q
abused cruelty. 2; abandoned, 4; CON
demned and shot, 4.
The herald., 1894-03-09

A severe rheumatic pain in the left
shoulder had troubled Mr.. ]. H. Loper,
a we'll known druggist of Des Moines, la, ,
for over six months. At times the pain
was so severe that he could not lift any
thing. With all he could do he could
not get rid OF it until he applied Cham
berlain's Pain Balm. II only made
three applications of it," he says, land
have since been free from all pain" He
now recommends it to all persons simi-
larly afflicted. 1t is for sale by G. F.
Heinzeman, 222 North Main, and OFF g.
Vaughn, Fourth and Spring streete.
The herald., 1894-03-09
BADGET BROUGHT BACK.

The BIoodthirsty Negro Charged with
Assault to Murder.
Alexander Bsdget, the colored man
who stabbed John Reagan on Mt. Lowe
last Monday, was brought in from the
Needles yesterday by Deputy Sheriff
Kearney.
He was arrested at that place bv a
constable to whom Sheriff Cline tele-
graphed.
Badget admitted having stabbed Rea-
gan, but refuses to tell the cause OF the
trouble. He was taken to Pasade ma
yesterday afternoon, where he was ar
raigned on a charge of assault with in
tent to commit murder.
The herald., 1894-03-09
BELIEVED HIS ALIBI.
Forrest Acquitted of RobbinE a Tamale
Man.

Forrest Acquitted of Robbing q Tamale
Man.
w. Forrest was tried before Judge Nc
Kinley and a jury yesterday upon a
charge of holding up and robbing an old
tamsie man named S. J. Painter on the
night of December %, 1898, on Julian
street. Forrest is young man who
claims he had been in the city only two
weeks at the time. He was identified
by Painter as one OF the three men who
robbed him. Forrest claimed he was in
@ box Car in the Southern Pacific yard
asleep at the time OF the robbery. The
Jury evidently believed him, for they
found him not guilty, and he was dis
charged.
The herald., 1894-03-09
Oountv Teaoh.rs, Institute.

The arrangements for the county
teachers institute have been completed,
and the sessions will open at the Normal
school on Monday, April I'd. The prin-
cipal lecturers engaged for the institute
are Rev. A. E. Winship of Boston and
Prof. John Dickinson Of the university.
Professor Gates will also lecture, and
Miss Kate Ball of Boston will give q
practical lecture on Drawing.
The herald., 1894-03-09
A New Enterprise.

Articles of incorporation were fled
yesterday Of the Tylor Shoe company,
to conduct retail business in boots and
shoes. The directors are P. w. Powers.
Harry Jackins, L. E. Tyler, M. S. Tyler
and w. L. Tyler The capital stock is
$4,000, of which $125 has been SUBJ
acrihad
The herald., 1894-03-09
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses we're Issued yester-
day to the following persons:
Townsend H. Sharples, aged A, and
Elizabeth K. Crowell, aged 80, both
natives of Pennsylvania and residents
of Los Angeles.
Edward A. Cheever. aged 25. native
of Connecticut, and Emma L. Winter,
aged %, native of Kentucky, both
residents of Los Angeles.
The herald., 1894-03-09

n. W. Gardes. recent arrival from
the east, has reported TO the police that
his pocket was picked the other even
ing while walking along near the corner
of Spring and Second streets. He lost
3l80, but Is unable to cite the time or
the tacta surrounding the case.
The herald., 1894-03-09

Water Overseer Bilderrain has a gang
of men at work repairing the Huena
Vista dam preparatory to opening the
irrlgatng system of the city on April
Ist. The repaired fame will carry 1900
inches of water.
The herald., 1894-03-09
COCOA n0AITN
CALISAYA lUl\lU
Combined with sulphate of Hydrastia.

NerN'usness, Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite,
Debility and low condition of the system
will be promptly relieved and cured by its use
Invaluable for overworked busineSs men and
weak, nervous women. Pleasant. prompt and
efficient. 100 doses ST. Get the genuine; man
ufactured only by Taylor & Myers Pharmacy
Co., st. Paul, MINI.
g. Spring ST. al ly
The herald., 1894-03-09

The printing preesmen met last even
ing and organized union under the
jurisdiction OF the l. N. 2. P. union and
elected the following oficers Presi-
dent, w. Peck; vice-president, Benson
Stead. jr. secretary and treasurer, f.
d. Elder sergeant-at-arms, Chas. Saws.
The herald., 1894-03-09
A 10th Century Miracle.

Personal Statement of VIM. Fl. Van Cott,
Glens Falls, N. Y, late Clerk of the
Court, Warren Co., N. Y, September
8, 1892.
Five months ago was taken with terrible pains
in my side and back. My family physician said
had Sciatic rheumatism. He doctored me until
Twas Disguised. Then tried so-called rheumatic
cures, made in New York, Chicago and the Lord
knows where else-growing worse all the time,
until in my despair turned again to the doctors,
who advised me to try a change of climate. was
in a terrible condton-bent double. l was suf-
fering tortures beyond description-in literally
hopeless condition. A man named Lounsbury, at
Branford, Conn.,, gave me a dose o. Ath-lo-pho-ros
He kept at me with it, and improved steadily,
until had used two bottles. Ny pains all left me;
could walk erect as well as ever. Ever since
then-two months ago-I have felt as well as
man can, and I'm a walking and talking ADVERTISE
ment Of Ath-lo-pho-ros. Since l got home I've
cured a friend of mine with it, who had rheu-
matism terribly. I'd like to take the medicine to
every one on earth who has any form of rheu-
matism. It's the greatest medicine that ever was
put into bottle.
At all druggists. 81 per bottle.
The herald., 1894-03-09

Horse blankets and lap robes, Foy's old re
liable saddlery house. 315 N. Los Angeles.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03
Rdubrttter an Ger Qrbeit.
Gin Grooler in feinem GefddftsIoFaI pon
3wei Strol9eu nieoereefdIaeen. Die
0hdter, ehe iie Sente eemadt, in Daft
oenom1men.

Sin iberaus bertpegenerGaubanfaG purbe
9onneritag 9tbenb fur3 na6 8 rbr BON
3pei farbigen 8anbiten auf Sen in SEQ.
1713 GtatezS traBe anidiii9en Sr6bler
Sol. Go9tlsfD 9en1acbt, bOb selang es Ser
Boli3et immerbtn, bic sefGbrliden 6auunz
fen prompt btnter S6lpB unb &ieseI gu
betn9en.
&psilsfb ftano UNI Sic erpG6nte i3eit
binter benz 2abenttib, nit benz Sorttren
alter &leibunssifiide bei6aftist, ais bic
@auner nit einem i6tperen 8ilnbel bas
2ofal betrdten unb benz 8eitber perz
fbiebene Sbunbfacben gum 8erfauf an
boten. 8Gbren6 be: NltbGnbler bann
bic 2umpen muiterte, erbielt CT plDbli6
bon ben &erlsn mebrere tpu9tige 9iebe
nit einem 9tenolper iiber ben &npf perieBt,
bic ibn balbbetdubt suriidnanfen lieBen.
Die Neser madten ii6 bann baran, tbn
ieiner @elbbDrle 3u berauben, bob bate
NogilsfD nod Graft senu9, iib ener9ii9
5lr We6r gu ieben uno etnen ietner Nn9retz
fer nit feitem @rtff 81 paden. Sin befti9er
1ampf fol9te, ais unDerbofft Die in SEQ.
1880 Wabaib lnenue tpobnbafte Trau
Sreebmann bas 9abenlofaL betrat
nnb lofprt Die san3e Situation
iberi6auenb, aus 2eibesfrdften uni 5ilfe
icbrie. 9tes lodte ben IN Der gtdbe paz
trouiuirenben 8oli3iiten 8ortb berbei, Der
unper3lgli9 benz bart bebrdngten Sr0bler
3u 9ulfe elite. Sn bemlelben Nugenblid,
aLs ct ben 2a6en betrat, lanbte tbm bann
Der bon &o9ilstp INNER nod feit unts
flammerte 6aQunfe cine &epolperfusel
entsesen, bic inoei1en slifli6erwetie tbr
i3tet perfeblte. Gin paar ipoblse3ielte
&niippelbtebe braebten ben 8urieben
bann sur Station. Nuf Der Cottage
@rope @nenue : Boli5eiitation CAB berz
fetbe bann ieinen Namen ais Sobn
6enberion an. Sein &umpan, Elm 9cntiier
@obert 8su, Der slei@ nab benz 9insus
fOnlnen bon Srau 6reebmaln bas 8eite
eeiudt, tpurbe elne 8ierteLitunbe ipGter in
SEQ. 2106 State Str aufeeipirt unb ebenz
fats prompt in ftdberer @eipabriatn ge=
1tpmnnen.
&Osilsfp 1T BEL Der affaire siemlicb libel
tDeggetommen auBer flint tlaffenben
&opfDunben bat tbm Senoerion aub nocb
bic Sberlippe i9refli9 3erbffien, bob
balten bic 9ter3te ben 3uitanb 5es Mermften
fir nibt tueiter gefdbr1t6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03
gener it pnaman.
Die Wooelmerfitdtte nteoers
9ebrdnnt.
Gin Seuerwehrmann idmer perIebt.

&ur3 bor 8 11br brab 9ienftag Mbenb in
Der Bunmann'i6en @tien9ieBerci, AM
n0r6liben @nbe Der gemalti9en Sabrit>
anlaeen g~elegen, cine iblimme Seuersz
brunit aus, bic bon Ben 2oibmanni6aften
crit na6 mebritiinbiger, barter 9lrbeit
unter @pntroae 9ebrabt per6en fonnte.
Oie Slammen nabmen 9lei6 bon
Nnfans an, bur6 heftigen @tn6 9e>
trieben, sefd6rli6e 0imenitonen at unb
~lprangen in fir3eiter !3ett auf Die alte
Mobeus Gerftatt iber, bic bann nit ibrem
berf9iebenartieenSnbaL fat ednslt6etnge>
Gl6ert tpurbe. Der angericbtete @eiammtz
fbaben tpir6 ii6 nad nberfld6li6er
S66Bung auf ettpa $25, 600 belaus
fen, lit i%noeiien b0li9 bur9 8erit6erung
gebedt.
@ie Ser 8ranb, gu beifen 8efampfung
cine gan3e Nnaabl SprtBenzg Dmpagnieen
na6 Buuman beoroert murben, gum Quss
brub 9efommen lit, fonnte bisber nt9t
ermittelt iperben.
2eiber fam bel BEN 20i6periu6en aub
Elm Seuerpebrmann, SDbn Starf,
S9laubfiibrer bon Spriben : Gompagnie
SEQ. 46, i6per 81 S9aben, tnbem pl0b>
llW elHe Oct HIulllpeH WCduerH Oe9 Ve>
bGubes nacbgab unb ben Nermften
tbeiltpetie unter ben faIenben Triim>
mern begrub. @s purbe ibm iofort
an Srt unb Stelle Der erite Notbperbanb
angelest unb bet Mann baum i'm Ninbuz
lansma9en na6 ieiner Mo6nuns, SEQ.
1O022 2lpenue rs" South Chicago ,gebrabt.
Sem 53uftano ioQ 3iemli6 beoenflicber
Natur ietn.
0asseinsedl9erte @ebGu6e. 1OOx5O SUB
groB, biente ais 2aserraum fit alte Moz
belle, bic aber fit bic Sebt3eit feinen be-
lonoers bo6en Wertb mebr batten. Die
lonittsen Qnlagen tparen seitpeiie in GROCER
@efabr, ebenfaas benz entfeiielten Clement
5um Spfer su faQen, tpurben aber bur9
Die beroii6en ~Nnitrengunsen ber Teuer7
tpebr nod 9Lidlib Dor 3eritOruns gerettet.
Sp6tere @rmtttelungen baben bel Der
8ranbbebOrbe bic anibeineno tpoblbegrinz
bette 8ermutbung pabserufen, baB bas
Seuer BON u%nbefannten 8erionen abiibtz
Ii6 angele9t murbe, unb eine genaue l1nterz
iu9ung lit iofort eingeleitet poroen.
S6on i'm 9aufe beS gcitrtgen Sases braz
ben n1ebrmals fleinere Seuer bi9t BET ben
6obrif9cbduben aus, bie 3tpeifelSobne auf
8ranoitlftung surad3ufI6ren iino.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03
myiteri0fe Sateberei.
mahrideinIid oas Opfer zines Radfidtisen.

Cine ettpas ungGaublt6e @eI6i6te err
adbIte0 ienitas firth Der 24iabri9e, nit istner
Weutter in SAT g. Union Str. ppbnenbe
Sbomas @lpn9 benz @eraeanten Der Marz
nell Str. >Station. Gr mil Mittippeb
Na9t gegen 1 ubr in ben Saloon bon ScSames
Sfoa3, 293 SO. IL. Str, gegangen fem, UNI
bort feline Notbburft gu berrt9ten. WGbrenb
er in benz @erf4ldge mar, Dffnete Elm ibm
frember Mann bic Sbiir tnb feuerte 5pei
59iiife auf i'm ab. Cine Der &ugeln 6dtte
iei1, @lDn9's, 8tnn, uno Die anbere ben
flei19igen She'll 6es linfen Mrms getroffen.
Sn Der Npotbefe, @de Der IA. unb 9aliteb
Str, tpdren Die Munben berbunben norben.
9te 9oli3ei unterfu6t bic Mffoire. Glpn6's
Batter ipurbe Dor etpa 7 Sabren BEL elmer
Srau Sbab, in Berlin Str, Die er beIu9te,
BON etnem Manne erf9oRen, unb Der 8ruber
Der Sbap in @Ipn9's 9aufe BON benz 8ruber
bes Sbomas @lpn9 i'm 8erlaufe eines@tretz
tes ebenfa1s erf9ohen. GlDnG1s 8ruber
tpurbe bterfiir gu 10 Sdbren 3u6tbauS ber=
urt6eilt, erbielt aber fpdter etnen neuen proz
3eB. Dieter 8ro3eB tpurbe bisber ME aufeez
rufen uno 1~tol8irt Der WDrber unter $4,000
8irgI9aft IN Der Stabt umber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03
BerbDrgener Gatarr6.
DerfoRIener, Pinterliitiser, idpd.
denoer 5eino Ger 6rauen.

@s 9iebt cine Menge 5rauen, Defenders
9ausfrauen, unD audi a1e a1lbere sSrauen,
bic genOtbigt itnb, be1tGnbig auf ben sSiiBen
gu fem, tpel9e iiber ale MaBen unqliidlt6
iinb, einfa4 neil ibre &raft unb &Drperz
f%onititution Dnrb tatarr9dlif9e 4usleez
rungen Der 8eden@Sr gane geI9pG9t 1tnb.
9tefe Srauen iteben bes Morgens f9on er<
miibet al1f nnb f9leppen fi9 ermiibet bltr9
tire tdgli3en Sbltegenbeiten, Inn M6enbs
tpteber 10 ermattet gu 8ett gu geben, tpte
bDrber.
Bezru=na lit foG9 elm bolfommenes @pez
cialmittel fir ale Sdae, baB Batienten,
tDel9e es einmal gebrau6t 6aben, es niemals
tpieber aufgeben tpo[en, bebor 1e ni6t bo1z
fpmmen ge6eilt finb. SIS beginnt fnfort bic
unangenebmen Snmptome gu beIeitiqen.
Ser Riifenf9mer5 b0rt auf, bic 3itternben
8ntee ftnb geftdrft, Der Nppetit tpieber6erz
geteat, Die 8erbauung bo0fommer gema9t,
Der bumpfe &opff9mer8 tit etngeite1t urtb
bic gef9nd9ten gingetpeibe Itnb aQmdblt9
gebeitt. 9iele Refultate tperOen fi4er bur9
cine 8ebanblung nit 9ezruzna er3ielt.
Sin tpertbboles iGuitrirtes Slugblatt BON
5tpetunbbreiBig Setten, tpelcbes biefe &lafe
bon Observation-Disclosures, etnf91ieBli6
9uften, @rfdltungen, ga @rtppe" unb ale
anberen flimatiI9en @intertranf6eiten be-
f9reibt, tperben an trgenb cine Nbreffe fret
berfanbt bur9 pS6e 9ezruzna Drug Mdnuz
featuring Company" in Columbus, Sbio.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03

ridge S. .50@4.00 per 0nk. @oobcod 1878
@4.OO per OUT. Sntpe 1926 per Oub.
Ploper SO. 75@1.25; @iibenten $1.25@8.0O
per Oub. &abbits 81. 25@2.50; Ge6 8@12e.
@ter-2 zoe. per Dubeiib.
8o9nen- Neue, nit Der 6an6 oes
pfliidte, $1.55@1.6O; olte, 81. O0@1.50.
Orb Ell = 9etrodnete, oriine. 90@95e.
&ortoffeln- 9ebrons 46@50c; 8urs
bants $1,000 bas 9uibel; &oie 45@48c.
@ep Ell = 81. 00@$3.5 so per SAB.
W etntranben- 12@16c per 8orb.
8ananen- 50@Sl. 90 per 8uitb.
@t%tronen- $2.5O@3.50 Die Dor.
ZIP felinen- 8lori6a ST. 5@2.25 per
8or, Qouiiiana 81 .50@1.75.
Somi9- @eiBer Rlee, III 8funbe abees
tbeilt, 134@14c; ni9t 10 ben, 1o@12e:
ourfel Sc bas 9flno aus selaiiener 5@6c
Webl- t6arter @ei3eu (Yatent) rpareI
on9elest 3t S3.2O@$3.60 {, iii SGliern; pei9er
Wet6en Wateltt) $3.00@S3. 20: bartes Weiz
GEM (86dermeb0 81. 90@S2.O 0 in 9Gde1;
rpei3er 8ei3enz. (8Gderrneb0 81. 7O@$1. go;
,,Reo Oo9fS1 .70@S1. rs int SGdell; @tnters
pei3en S2.25@ss.5 so in 9ols.
Go99en- SEQ. 2 &C.
So. 50@11.O0. G
@orn- 8erfGufe TN Store go. 2 47@
Al; gto. 2 eelb 474@-c. GerfGufe nod
Probe maren: go. 2, 474@-e; No. 3, 43.
~ II ct ~ | I'll SeEluuTe iii SLDIe,
Jto. roth, 55@55c; SEQ. 8 rotb 54&c@-;
SertGufe na9 Probe warelt: SEQ. 3 rotber
54t@54ae.
@erfe- SEQ. . 539@54ac.
Safer - @erfGufs inn Gtore, SEQ. 2 300
293c.; SEQ. 2 peiB 32@324c; SEQ. 8 314c.
gerf6nfe mad Probe rpare11 SEQ. 2, 294@304.
a M elem Slo9s S1.46c; 8imotbp
S5.25@5.60 &lee SIS. 60@9.15.
&leie- $13. 50@13.75
@bistep = $1.23.
Gutter 8elte Creamery 8adre 25e;
quite 23@24c; mittelmGBi9e 19@22c; 0airp,
bette, 21c; mtttel9ute lli1b quite 1916;
frti6er Padin9sStDd 1O@104c.
&dIe- goln9 9mcrican94 @1o4c ;@6mei-
serial e94@10c, Qilnbur9er 74@8c.
Semi e WeiBfrout $4,000 per 100
&Opf. Selerie 15@18c bas Subeitb; @eiBe
Giiben 20@25c per 8ui6el BEL Der @ar; Sted=
riben % bas Sab Woorriiben -@75c.
per Barrel; 3piebeln 81 .25@S1.50 per SAP;
3omoteu -@-c Der &orb.
6ot9e &iben- 400. per Subenb.
@urfen --c per SuBen0.
Gil tartOffeIn = Ser ep's S2.50@
SO. 70, SQinois $1.25@1.50 per Sap.
SaIot- S1.OO per 4 Ss. Gole.
9p tnat- 75c. per Sap.
8lumeufo6t - @ per OUT.
@ramberries- 81. 5o@s9.5O per SAB.
3a19- SEQ. 1, Acc. See. 2, &c.
gefencorn- @lf Der 8obr, ,6air"
bis oGboite", grimes 5t@6c; mtttleres, rot6
44c; u@boice", grimes, 81 Carpet iirtelt,
ROTH ober selb enbi9en6es 44@5c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03
Staot Chicago.
gu lebensIdnoIther
ftrafe
Duroen bic Bahnrduber uno moroer Safe
uno 6rismoIo perurtheilt.

Der 8roceB Set beiben 8abnrduber $.
S. @risppl6 unb @iGiain Safe, Die i'm
Nuguit bs. SIS. ben @ebeimpolt3iiten
Batrid Snens bon Der 6. so. & ct.
Bauls8abn ericboiien, ipabren6 iie bte 8ez
bienitetcn zines Srabtsuges iener 2inie in
Der NGbe BON 9ecrftel6 b~eraubten, lit
i6neaer gu @nbe 9efiibrt porben, ais man
eripartet bate. 0as l1rtbetl bes 9ftcbters
9tpton in @aufegan, no ite proceiiirt
nurben, tpurbe seitern gtabmittae abgez
geben unb Iautet fir 8eibe auf lebenslGng=
ltbe s3u6tbausftrafe, Die Nngeflasten
batten iid i9ulbig b%efannt, iuoburb pie
8erRanOlAngen bel9leuniSt wur0en. S6re
eisenen bei9porenen Qasaben timmten
nit bem 8etpeisr1atertal therein, bas Sns
ipectDr Sbnad forefalttg 9efomrnelt bate
ltnb fi6rte gu benz erpdbnten urtbetl.
Die 8erurt6etlten purben 0onneritag nacb
Solicit abgeflbrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03

BEN &ometen etr, ais CT Ieinen ltmlauf Unit
Die Come in Der tursen !3ett DDn fau11 40
Wfpnaten ronstebt. Snfolgebelien bat ietne
8a9n nit GuBeriter S6Grfe beittmntt tper>
ben %tpnnen, benn lett Der erIten Gntoedun9
bat CT beretts 80 llmIldufe UNI Die Sonre
gema6t, 26naL 1T inter bteien feline HIds
febr our SpnnennGbe bon BEN Qitronomen
beDbacbtet nDrren unb lett 1919 1T tetne
@ri6einun9 bes &ometen unbeoba6tet bors
itberge9angen. ga Der &Dntet in ictnem
NuSieben nichts beInnoereS btetet, 10 berubt
0aS Sntereiie at ibm meient1t6 aut 3tpet
anoeren @riinben. Ser Sonnet tonlmt oer
Come 1lGber ais Der 4Ianet Wferfur. uno
per1petlt BET iebern llmIauf eintge i3ett III
6eiien gtGbe. Die Nblenfung, bic ct ,oan1
6urb Die Nnstebun9 bieieS BIaneten err
fGbrt bon BET burb Die SDnne auetn tbm
por9ei6riebenen 8abn bat eS erntO9ltcht
Die M1aiie beS Werfurs 3u %beittrnmen, fllr
Die ionft faum Elm Nnbalt oorldge urtb
nirb ite fernerbiu no6 ftrenger 81 beitims
men erlauben. @uBerbem beitBt @nfe's
Sonnet Die merfplrbtge @isenibaft, letne
l1mlGufe Inn Die Sonne ftetS raiber 81 oou>
enben, ais eS bic Hebnun9 er9iebt, inoem
CT iebesmaL 5pet Stunben friiber burb
feline SonnennGbe '9ebt. @nfe bat CUR
QuffIdrung bieier @tgentbumltbfett an
9enommen, bab Der &aum in Der gea9e Der
Come nibt abioIut leer, iOnbern nit elmer
unenbltch biinnen Maaterie ertiiut let, benz
%lc9enannten tpiberftebenben Wiltel, tpel6eS
stpar ber 8~eipegung zines groBen Blane7
ten, tpie Wterfur feinen 8ioerftano entz
gegen3uicben, aber ben Diele mtatonenmal
Ieicbteren &ometen @nGe in ieiner 8Dra
pGrtsbepe9ung 81 ben1n1en permOge, 10
baB berielbe BON Der itetis i'm anatebenDet
Come biefer nGber 9ebra6t Inb bamtt bon
grDBerer 8raft 9etrieben, bann ra1her ur1@
Laufe. 9a fetner Der anoeren &or1eten
bis iebt cine Gbnli9e 8~ei1leunigung in
ber SonnennGbe aetgt, 10 tit Die 6ppotbeie
nur i6na6 9eftiiBt unb lit mir l1rla6e,
6aB ale @ri6einu1gen bes Gnds'16en &os
meten nit GROCER SorgfaLt beobacbtet tpcr7
ben, UNI ~3ablenmateriat gu peiteren Inter
iu6ungen in bteier &ie6tun9 81 erbalten.
0tesmaG paiitrt ber Sonnet Surb ben
fonnennG@iten 8unft i~etrer @Qipie (6as
8eribeD am Z. Sebruor 1895. @r 1T
bann a6er Der Come gu nabe fur bic
8~eobacbtung. @e9enwGrtig, mo- ct nod
~ienieits Der @rb6abn itebt, 10 haB Sic
Grbe iib stpiichen tbm unb Der Come be-
finbet, lit iaon nacb ibm 9eiu6t porben
unb am l. gtobember fanb i'm a1t6 Der
Staliener Geruui auf ieiner '9ribatiternz
tparte in Geramo 9enau am Srte Ser
8orausberebnung. Otes aei9t, baB bte
2%litronomte ibrem Gnbpunft, ate 8etDeg>
ungen oil ber 6immeIsfugel ftreng poralsz
iagen gu %fDunen, in 8e3u9 auf ben @ndez
iden &ometen i6on rebt na6e gefOmmen
lit. Ser 3omet itebt m Sternbilbe bes
8egaius unb gebt fiibIib bon belien
6auptitern nab recbts. ST 1T inbeB nod
iebr i9pa6 unb nur nit sroBen SernrDbz
rem ii9tbar, benin feline @ntfernung bon
Der @rOe betragt nod 49, Wiaionen
Wtetlen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03

Sin neues 3eugntB bon Der 8rutalitGt
engLiiber ShtffsfopitGne! Ser Gapitdn
bes brttiicben Samplers Cabin" bertcbtet,
baB er am 20. September, tpdbreno zines
befttgen Sturmes, elm 9~tettun8sboot se=
ieben babe, 6as allen 9n3ei9en na9 Elm
8oot bon benz DermiBten 0ampfer vSns
6iana@ bon ber 8bila6elpbia 9inte mar;
aber ob9lei6 er bentielben 10 nabe mar,
baB er bic drummer bes Sootes %erfennen
ben ltnglitdli6en 6ilfe gu brtngen. =
Der 9ampfer Snbiana, Der cine Manna
f9aft bon iieb3is unO 40 3wilden6edss
8aiiagiere bate, lit allen @nibetn na9
nit Maeu at 8orb u~ntergegangen, benin
nacb Der 8eibretbung fonnte fein Boot Die
furcbt6aren Stitrme Der lebten 3eit iiberz
iteben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03

Die Nabrtdt bon BEN 9tn3ei9en zines
beboritebenben @usbrubs bes Wount Saz
coma mar stpar feine @nte, beftdti9t lt9
aber 9litdli6er @eiie nibt. 0te 8epobz
ner bon Seattle BADEN mirfLt9 mebrere
Sage lang in ban0en Sor9en gel6ipebt.
Dem gleicb na6Oem bic l9einbaren 9tat6z
ipolfcn unb Die i6einbare @erdnOerung Der
Spibe bes 8er9es geieben tpOrben mar,
biQte iih Der Wount Saconta in etnen
f6tperen WoLfeni6leter, unb legte TIN erft
na6 bret Sagen ab. l1n0 bann lab man
Ben &egeL unoerdnbert unb rau9IOs in ben
blalten Netber rasen, 10 baB Die ~bcdngittz
genbe @ri9einuug pobl nur cine Der ii9
bGufig an Der Sptbe bober Serge biIbenben
9unittappen g%etpeien lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03

@e9en be1 Sob 1T alerbinss fein &raut eez
1po9ien, mobl ober 9e9eu &ranfbeiteu. 9etl=
frafte aus benz Bflan5enrei1, rpel6e IpecieQ
ben SGmorrboiDal 2eibenbelt 2inberult9 ge=
mGbret, iinb gum apedmaBigiten @ebrau6 in
cine paiie1be Sorm = Anakesis = 9ebra6t
pproen. 90 werben tie lit ben Ort bes Set
bens ein9efubrt nub pirten i'm @rpet6elt
1~poblt6ueno. Ote Anakesis 1T inaueu Mpo=
tbefen 5u boben. 9rets 81. 90. @roben frei.
Sranco 5n9ei9idt bur6 P. N~eustaedter &
Co., Box 2416 New York.