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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-14
THE BRECKINRIDGE CASE.
Sister Cecilia's Testimony Worthless as
She Could State Nothing Positively.

By Mc 1ssoc.ated prtss ~
WAsHINGToN, March 12.-The testi-
mony OF Sister Cecilia of Pueblo, Colo,
formerly Superior or the Norwood
Asylum, near Cincinnati, .was resumed
when the Breckinridge trial commenced
this morning.
Miss Pollard was again in the court
room, sitting nearly in front of Colonel
Breckinridgc, with only the austere- faced
sister from the House OF Refuge beside
her, her other unknown friend being for
the first time absent.
Sister Cecilia, replying to ettorney Car
isles questions, said that she had good
memory for names, but poor memory
for faces. She could not affirm positively
that Miss Pollard had been an inmate OF
the Norwood convent, nor could she say
that she had not.
Who tho Mysterious Lady Is.
The identity OF the friend who sat be-
side Miss Pollard throughout the trial,
WAS WAS ca,sd dIyuiged IA when Pa,o Mr., Car.
and that lady walked around
TO the witness stand and took the oath.
AS she was giving her name, occupation
and the usual preliminary answers, Mr..
Phil Thompson spoke out Familiarity:
Speak up a little louder please, Doctor,
we can't hear YOU"
DIR. Buchanan stated that she first made
Miss Polard's Acquaintance under the
name of Louise Wilson i'm June 1895, when
Miss Pollard came from the Founding
Asylum at Norwood i'm a carriage, arrange
ments for her advent having been arranged
by DIR. Mary Street, now Mrs. Logan.
Their house was the corner of
Fourth and Johns streets. Miss Pollard
had been given the medicine she needed
and massage treatment. She seemed very
weak, having evidently given birth to
child.
Colonel Breckenridge laid aside the
newspaper in which he had been reading
an account Of the trial, favorite occupa-
tion of his, removed his spectaclcs, tilted
back his head and listened to the witness
will interest.
i"Shc impressed me as being about 1871
said Dr. Buchanan, concerning Miss Pol
lard's age and was positive of the plain
tiff's identity.
" Are you married or single 20 asked
Mr.. Stoll, beginning the cross-examina-
tion.
al have been married." responded the
witness, with emphasis on the verb. az
married James $. Scherer I'm 1874, after
ward secured a divorce, and resumed my
maiden name.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-14
DEMOCRATS HESITATE.
Steering Committee and Assistant
Comstock Consult Again.

Steering Committee and Assistant
Comstock Consult Again.
The Democratic steering committe as
sisted by ex-senator II. Il. Comstock took
possession of the room OF the finance
committee at ii o'clock today and entered
into protracted discussion of the
grand committee rider ontheappropriation
bill. Meantime the House chamber was
practically deserted and campaign cigars
were distributed, and suburban members
patronized the lunch stand. 1t was doubtful
whether the session would be inaugurated
before noon, and Ambrose West, one of
the independent steerers, who refused to
join the conference, was getting in his
missionary work so as to secure the
defeat OF the rider. He thought
Captain Jack Waters and his fellow
bouncers ought TO get their $50 apiece for
services al Newport, but couldn't see
the wisdom of sending the bill to the
Senate with any further amendments.
The Republican members spent the inter-
val in the Senate chamber and the occu-
pants of the bull-pen sat still
and wondered at the delay. Once
in a while few crumbs of informa-
tion issued through the key hole OF the
cloister, indicating that there was divis-
ion OF sentiment and then silence reigned
supreme. The pow-wow was in operation
at high noon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-14
SPACES
ON E
CENT!
DELIVERED AT RESIDENCE OR
OFFICE
8 Gents a Week.
SPECIAL WIRE TO THE NEWS BY
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
LAST EDITION
government CHECK.
Harcourt Says 1t Will Reject
the Amended Address
AND PUT SUBSTITUTE IN PLACE.
Balfour and Chamberlain Will Sup
port the Government, Although the
Latter Suggests it Is Time the Gov
ernment Asked People for Mandate.
government CHECK.
Harcourt Says 1t Will Reject
the Amended Address
AND PUT SUBSTITUTE IN PLACE.
Balfour and Chamberlain Will Sup
port the Government, Although the
Latter Suggests il Is Time the Gov
ernment Asked People for Mandate.


LONDON, March 14.--The McCarthyite
section of the Irish parliamentary party
resumed its stormy discussions this after
noon in committee room No. 10, making
the third days session OF this party.
The chief subject of debate today was
the appointment ofa committee of 3, the
the latter to act as the advisers Of Mr. JUS
tin Mccarthy, the chairman of the Irish
parliamentary party.
The DiIlonites and Healyites are pretty
evenly divided. So far, however, MIR.
Dillon seems to be slightly in the lead.
Harcourt's Announcement.
When the House of Commons met today
Sir VIM. Harcourt, Chancellor of
the Exchequer, announced that
the Government had decided to
to move the rejection of the amended ad-
dress, in reply to the Queens speech,
when it is put from the chair and TO SUBJ
stitute another short address in reply.
Rt. Hon. A. j. Balfour, the conservative
leader in the House, and the Rt. Hon.
Joseph Chamberlain, the Unionist
leader, assured the Government of their
support in this matter; but Mr..
Chamberlain added that yesterdays pro-
ceedings showed II was time that the
Government asked their constituencies
for fresh mandate.
Laboucbcre Explains.
Mr.. Henri Labouchere, the Radical
leader, said that the amendment to
abolish the veto power OF the House of
Lords which was passed yesterday, was
not intended as a vote OF want OF
confidence in the government; but it was
intended to quicken their action i'm the
execution of what the majority of its sup
porters in the country demanded.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-14
IN THE SENATE TO-DAY.
Republican Members Rather DiIatory
i'm Putting I'm Appearance.

i'm Putting I'm Appearance.
II was IL 80 o'clock this morning before
the Senate was called to order by Governor
Brown. Previous TO that time the quorum
consisted chiefly OF Democrats, but the
Republicans wandered in one by
one, some OF them having been summoned
by frantic messenger boys or by telephone.
Soon after the Senate was called to order,
therefore, the Republican majority ap-
pcared i'm the seats and the members were
warmly welcomed TO the chamber.
The usual preliminary business was
transacted after which Senator Miller, for
the committee on judiciary, reported fa-
vorably on the act authorizing the town
OF Foster to elect superintendent of
highways for the term of three years and
il was passed.
Senator whipple OF the committee on
judiciary, recommended the passage OF
the act regulating the sale. OF goods
marked "sterling" and sterling silver"
i'm "coin" and "coin silver" and the act
was passed without opposition.
On the recommendation OF the same
committee the resolution reetoring Eben
A.. Smith OF North kingstbwn TO civil
rights and the act in amendment OF the
charter of the Tilden-Thurber Company
The committee on corporation
reported favorabIy on the acts
to incorporate the Narragansett
Mutual Fire Insurance Company and the
Equitable Trust Company and the act I'm
amendment TO the charter OF the Pacific
Mutual Insurance Company. All we're
passed.
The committee on education reported
on the petition for incorporation OF the
Womau's Christian Temperance Union OF
Phenix. the Swedish Methodist
EpscopaI Church Of Pontiac, the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-14
BIG REPUBLICAN GAINS.
Election I'm New Hampshire Conducted
ON Purely Tariff Lines.

By The Ass0cidtcd Press
CONCORD, n. H., March ii. Returns
from the annual town meetings are COM
ing in, and they show unequaled Repub-
lican gains. The town of Franklin, for
years Democratic stronghold, has gone
Republican by a majority OF 75, and has
adopted a city charter.
Somersworth, Enfield, Bow, Farming
ton, all heretofore strongly Democratic,
have gone strongly Republican.
Laconia, Republican for the first time
in years last year, Increased its majority
for Busiel, the Republican mayor, enor-
mously.
The elections have been purely upon
tariff lines with the past records of the
two parties in view. Republicans are
highly elated over the result.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-14

NEWARK. N. j., March 4-TownshIp
elections were held in number OF towns
IN this state yesterday. The reports show
that the Republicans we're ssnerslIs sue.
ssssfuL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-14
VIII Not Resign.

LONDON, March 14.-The Daily News, in
commenting on the division on Mr.. Labou-
chere's amendment, says that the result is
significant OF public opinion; that the
adoption of the amendment will do the
COVE no harm, but will stimulate
the agitation against the House OF Lords.
The News ridicules the idea that the
Governmet will resign on account OF the
adoption of the Labouchere amendment.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-14
HARD WORDS PASSED.
Roscbery and Harcourt Indulge I'm a
Little Quarrel Today.
Bu Thc AMOcldted Prt.

BU TIC HSsOcldttd TTtsS.
LONDON, March 14.-The Globe, this af-
ternoon, reports that startling meeting
between Sir William Vernon Harcourt and
Lord Rosebery took place today. The
Globe says that IL the two distinguished
statesmen did not quarrel, they at least
told each other some hard facts.
IL is stated that there is no doubt that
last evenings demonstration was in
tended to be'against Lord Rosebcrry and
the latter is said to be fully aware of this
fact
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-14
BIG REAL ESTATE DEAL.
MIR. John Shepard .Jr. Buys the Estate
on Which Stands Ills Business.

Mr.. John Shepard, Jr., completed to-
day. the purchase of the magnificent
stands the dry goods house of
Shepard q Company. Mr.. Shepard
has heretofore had small ownership
in the estate and has now secured possess
sion OF the entire properly, which is one
OF the finest business sites in the city.
The property formerly belonged to the
Taylor heirs. The price is of course pri-
yate.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-14
Famous Suit Settled.

By The associated Press.
AMEsBURy, March 1.-THE famous
Barry Briggs suit in which j. A. Barry, a
prominent Free Mason, sued William
Briggs for $4,000 for alienation of his
wife's affections, has beon settled, and no
trial will ensue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-14
ID. $. Rogers, DDS,

VIII be pleased 20 see his friends at tho ncn-
tai rooms Of DIR. Simmons, 1913 Westminster
street. Fine gold filings, crown and bridge
work a speciality.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-14
ONE BODY FOUND.

Bu The Avociafed prcss

By The Associated Press
WILKEsBARRE, March 14.-The body of
Patrick Walsh was found in the Gaylord
mine this morning. 1t was recognized
religious emblem which was suspended
from his neck. The remains were taken
to the late home of the deceased, and they
viii be inferred today. 1t is now expected
that all other bodies will be brought up
rapidly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-14

II is thought that by next week all the
machinery will be In motion at the Plain
willie mill which is now being run by the
Hsrrisyille firm, William Tinkham Il Co.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-14
THE NEWS Is READ.
Quotations from Reliable Authority

The Family Mani take number Of even
ing papers. can have any ono OF them but
TnE NEWS 10 read first. The madam Insist
ON having The NEWS the minute 1t arrives"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-14

toto Charlie Parkcrs. 80 Eddy street. have
a hair cut or shave By any ono Of the best
hair cutters In the city. They are all arti>ts
Have your cloth brushed BY the porter. who
will say. boots polished. SIR. You will feel
clean and look as II you had Just cone out q
Q bandbox<
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-14
AMENDED BILL REJECTED
And the Substitute Introduced by
Harcourt Passed.

LONDON, March IL. - The House OF
Commons rejected the amended address
in reply to the Queens speech and passed
Harcourt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-14
TRIED TO BLOW UP A HOUSE.
Desperate and Dastardly Attempt on
the Home of Mine Agent.
Bu the Assoclaled Pree.

NANIMo, Il. c., March 1i-An un-
known person placed a bomb at the door
OF the house OF Manager Sharp of the
Wellington Mine last night. The bomb
did some damage TO the building, but no
one was hurt. The family was In bed nt
the time. No reason is known for the
outrage.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-14
BUGS! BUGS! BUGS!

II you are troubled with insects Of ANY KIND
and want remedies 70 clean them out forever. ,
have them NJ my store. ~ klnEgold street. on
Broadway. Can do the work for you n ,ou wish
me TO. or will sell you the remedies that will DO n.
and no guess work about IA. For remedies or
orders call or address W. a. COLLIER, % Ring.
gold street. Providence. II A. mar i0-ft
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-14
UNEQUALLED!
$25O---LOTS---$25O (!

Twenty-Five lots the Bartlett Plat Edgewoo1 on
Edgewood and Lockwood avenues level and splendid
building and-graded streets ETC., $3.50 each Good
neghborhood pleasant location, between Broad
and Roger Williams Park and the price is away below
that of any land in that vicinity. Call for plat
NARRAGANSETT REAL ESTATE Comply
70 WEYBOSsETs
D. =. coFF. Pres WMs r. RANDALL. Treas.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-14

OF circulation has much TO do
with the value OF newspaper to
the advertiser.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-16
Derbdnontbpoue Stur3.

Sn Dem @e6aube BON 9tei6, Mur6ocb &
g., $40. 3-13 Stateitr., ftel geitern frab
I'll l1br Elm TrabteleuatOr bon Dem
britten Stof in 6aS @rOgelboB berunter,
nobel spei Wdnner icbtper perlebt pur6en.
9ieie betBen Sobn W2c@re9Or uno NIaranz
Der 8lomitrom. @rfterer erlitt eiuen
Gnohenbru9 am re9tcn 8etn un6 auBers
Dem bcbentIic6e inncre 8~erlebun8en, tpGbz
ren0 8lomitrom betbe 8einc brab unb
ebenfaus f9mere innere Gerlebungen ba=
pontrug. 8ciOe wurOcn nab Dem lueTianer
6o8pital gebrabt, 100 Die Ner5te ertldrten,
baB cine 9e6eu5gefabr nibt pOrbonben iet.
Mc@rcQor tit, ipie auch 8lOmitrom, bcrz
beirat6et uno ipobut Is @OergreenitraBe,
8lDmltrom 319 Wea5Itr.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-16

Itbenben Ototten 3u berni6ten. &leine
869el, Die man in Die Oerid[oHenen
Spei6er iperrt, OerttI9en ebenfaIS ben
.Dorbanbenen &orntpurm. ueber6aupt 9iebt
eS ia cine Wten9e WtitteL 9e9en 6ieien
TeinO. 9tu6 6as Nufiteuen bon GblorfaIf
iOu gegen ben &ornpurm icbIben. Sat
berIeGbe aber iiberbanb genommen, 10 muB
baS @etreibe tpe0geibafft unO perbroucbt
werben. Nuf etnen iOl6en Gornboben borf
bann IGngere 3ett tein @etreibc gei9uttet
unb aQe RtBen unO SpaGten m~itien, tuenn
Der Spci9er 9riin6Ii9 nit ibarfen 0augen
sereini8t 1T, nit &atf, better nocb nit
NSpbalt, Deritri3en wer6en. 1teberbaupt
muB Der 0anODirt6 loI6e GOrtebrun9en
auf benz Spet9er ~treffen, baB Bic &ornz
fetn6e itb nicbt oaieIbit etnquartiren, neil
es leidter iit, ite OaOOn ab8ubaIten, aIs ite
ipdter baraus su bertit9en.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-16
6dusItde Grfparniiie in England

Qtus 2on6on ptr6 bertc6tet: Die Spar
Iamfett lit feline gtationnltugen6 oes Gng>
lGnbGr3. 0dber mar eS bpn etnt0em Snz
tereile bic Gorreipon6en5 in einem beige
leienen 9roBen DAILY" 81 Derfol9en, poz
rim en9ltic9e DerDetratbete Srduen, 3~un1etit
tunge 01uStrauen nit etnem BabD, tire
@e6anfel1 enttpidelten iiber bic @r0Be zines
gum 2eben8u1terbolt n0thigen SabreSetltz
fommens unb bic Nu8fii6rbarfett bon ST.
iparntHen. Den Gang er0fnete cine
v6au8 mutter" - boffentlicb lit unter Der
Shlr3e fetn gebaftiDnSmit0lie6 Deritedt
Die 5000 Wfart jdbrIib in 2on6on fir
unGeni9en0 erflGrte, nm nit elmer Samilie
gu Leben un0 babel Grlparntlle gu macben.
Sbre @r0rterungen nun ipurOen Don anbcz
ren 0auSfrauen ais TeTt benitBt, UNI Die
etgenen @rfaDrungen Der &eierDelt 3un1
8eitel1 3u geben, nobel auerlet crg0BIicbe
DGu5lic6e @e6eimni1ie berratDen lpurocn.
Die 8orreipOnOenttnnen 8erfaQen natirz
ltc9 III 6tpet I%lQlien, iolcbe Die nit tDrem
S~dbre59cDalt a1stontn1elt, uno lOlcbe, Die
Dte1cS QSunDer ntc1t 5u StanOc brtngen.
Sn bet lebteren cl1tible0en tnte~reiiantercn
Glafie limb 6rauen Oertreten, bic nob unz
fern fontinentalen 8e8rtifen Elm ga113 bib
idbes @intommen beiiBen. 9a lieB ). 8.
cine iun8e Trau nit etnem 6inOe ben
S9mcr5cnsi9rei ertOnen barber, boB eS
unm08licb lei, nit $1,000 Wtarf iGbrltb
su retcben! NMerDtn8s ~befan6en itcb inter
ben 6rauen aucb iol6c, Die nit Dem 3e6nz
ten IDeil ntcbt nur auSfommen, iou0ern
AUDI etDa8 BEL Sette Ge8eu fonnten. Ser
@runb Der 9roBen ltn5ufrie0enDeit engIiz
ic5er Trouen nit ibrem 2Oo8 ibcint in Dem
1tmitanGe 81 Iie8eIt, oaB ftc Diel 81 gr0Be
2tnipriiAe erDeben uno 8eieuiAaftli9e
Nipirottonen baben, beren 8efrteOigun8 be-
Oeuten6e 2tusla9en er6eti6t. Btc anOers
mare e5 m08li3, baB gar OieIe 8rauen
bariber iammern, baB Str. 600, ia8e
Marf 1900 idbrGicb burbauS un8es
nii8eno ieten, nicbt nur Griparniie gu
mo9en, ion0ern gum 0e6en, Sn bteie
6lG9e itimmte obcn6retn etne iunge Trau
etn, berelt Mann Elm @tntommen BON 3d.
600 W{arf bate, mas OoS @6epaar nt6t
perbinocrte, nob eini9e bunOert PfunO
idbrlt9 me9r aUS3u8eben ais ein8in8et.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-16
u. q. el..tntf@e elttntaRmma.

Ser vltniteb Nmertca1", 6as Wtunbitid
ber yNmerican 8rotectioe Ql1iociation" in
Naibtn9tOn, nimmt fir ietne @eieai6aft
6aS 8erbtenit IN Anipruc6, ben ungebeueren
ltmi9pung in Der Steuung Der poIttii9en
porteten 3u chamber berbei9cfibrt 81
ba6en. 1tnb 5um 8eweiie 6elien fiibrt ct
an, baB BON ieinen 3 MtQtonen M&it9ltez
bern, Die Der bemofratti6 en 8artei an8ez
b%Ori8en, ettpa cine WtiQton aus BEN bemoz
fratii6en Staten Stem gOrf, Mafia9uz
ietts, WarpIan6, @eltz8trgtnten, Senz
neiiee, &entufp republtfanii9e 8ema3t
6dtten. OaB opaiitilcbe Sheen ba unb
BORT bieI gum Siege Der &epubLitoner beis
9~etragen baben, lGBt it6 nt9t Ieu9nen, aber
Die sroBe Mebr3abL 6es amertfanii6en
8oltes ais @eitnnun9SgenOiien Der
elenben Muderbanbe btn3uiteGen, Sebt
bod iibcr 6as 8oDneulte6. GS
giebt 6enn bob nod cine ganse Wenge
9tnge, oie benz amerifanii9en 8oIfe nGber
ltegen, alS baS @mporfommen elmer reLt9lo7
fen Yartet. 1n6 penn mani Die WGbler
arf i6re reLi9t0ien ~Nnihauun9en prlfen
tOnnte, pirbe man ftn6en, 6aB gerabes
iobtele &at6olifen (bte SrIdnber, bic ats
Station itets mebr aur Oemotrutii4en Bare
tel 9ebaIten babsn, ais CUR repubItfaniz
iben, Dteuet9t aus9enommen) republifaz
Mid 9epdbIt baben, als 81. g. &.ziiten.
8enn bic 81. g. N.siiten am 6. NODember
Sen gu8i6tog bitten 9eben iOaen, bann
tpGren bic 9tepu6litaner eIenb ~DerLeien GEE
tpelen. @Gre bas GegentbeiL Ser Sau,
bann miBte ieber onitGnDi9e, biaig
benfenbe Menia ben @ieg Der Republitas
net tief b~efIagen unb al Der 3ufunft bteies
9anbe5 Der3peifetn.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-16
Behan6Iun9 oes Oetrei0es auf Dem
Rornbooen.

9aS auS9ereifte @etrei6etorn beftn6et
iib 5tpor in einem 3uitan6e Der 9tube, I'M
belien gcben bod in ieinem Snnern auz
mtG6lt6 8erGn0erungen Dor ii6, mel6e
auf bic 8ei6offenbeit bon @influB iinO uno
Die au6 uon@ri6etnungen be8lettet tperben,
tDie Bel Dem in @arben Lagerrben @etretOe:
man merit 8Grme, Seu6tigteit unb einen
eigentbiimlihen @eru6. Ser @eru6 3e19t
unS an, 6aB init Dem Waiier AUDI nocb am
bere StOffe fortgeben. gta6 ber Nrt pes
@eru6es 8t urtbeiLen, itnb btes fliibtige
Dele, Die it6 an ber 9uft in bren3LiCbe
Subitan3en DerpanDeln. MuBer bteIen
Stoffen muB aub no6 &obleniGure entz
iDet5en, benin Die @rrpQrmung fam nur
auf Die Weiie gu Stonbe fommcn, baB ein
She'll Der feiten Subitan3 be8 &Ornes lang
lam berbrennt. Son Der 8erbrennl1ng
tDlrD pabri9etnlt1 bao StGrfeme6l am
nletiten betroffen, peni9er baS in 9eringez
rcr W3enge DDrbanoene Set unb Die 8roz
teinltoffe. Sci Ser praftiicben 8e6an6Lung
oes auf ben &ornboOen gebracbten 0etrei7
oeS fommt eS barauf an, Die @rnGrmung
nlOgltdlt 3u oerbinbern unb baS 8er6un@
iten ftnftlt3 gu befOr6ern. Man errctbt
OieS am beiten unb it6eritcn burcb flacbeS
Nufi6Itten un6 fleiBigeS umlbaufeln,
meGbeS i'm Nnfan9e pob1 oQe 8obe eins
NAL D%or3unebnten lit.
0aiielbe bari nur bel trofenem, beiterem
Wetter 9eicbeben, ntemaLs BEL 9te9en o6er
feuc9ter Witterun8. 0a8 umI6aufeln bat
10 31 gei6cben, 6aB ba5 6Drn ouf m00ltbIt
longcm We9e bic 2uft burc9IbneiOet. Sci
Derarttger 8ebanolung tpir0 es 3peifelloS
trofen unb eS tptrb MN DouitGnbtq aus
retcbeno 1etn, ipenn man bonn December
IN 1ue bier 8oben einmnl peuOet. Snt>
nler abcr lit barauf 3u abten, baB man
tuble, trOdene Sage tD0blt alio i'm Cont
n1er bic eriten Worgenftunben, 6antt nur
trDGene Quft nit Dem G0rn in 0erbtn6unQ
fommt. Srttt nach ftarfcr g8tnterfGGte
G6aupetter Elm, 10 untertaiie man bas linn
idaufeln, bamit iicb Der MaIierbunIt nicbt
an bic falten &0rner anlebt. Qtub Derz
i9lteBe man 81 bieler Belt bic Quft3I9e,
pG6renb man ite BEL trodener Suit tpieber
Offnet. Sin fleiBtger 2onbptrtb unteriucbt
bon 3ett 3u .3ett BEN &ornbaufcn, ob er i'm
Snncrn nibt beiB miro. SIT bie5 Ser SAT,
10 1T OaS umlbaufeln Dor3une9men. DIS
Elm rebt praftiibeS W1ittel gum Qustro6z
men 0eS 0etreioe8 empfteblt itb BET unoez
l0iAte Salt; berielbe pir0 in &6rbcn oSer
ionlti8en 3ul6iitgen 6Iuen 3pti6en 6aS
feuAt eingcipei9erte @etrei6e eingelegt unb
Der 0auten oann nit 9rDBen GiG9ern ODER
SGfen bebeft.
Den ibpar3en unb tpeiBen 8ornpurm,
bic oft beOeutenbe &ornDorrdtbe Dernicbtel1
f0nncl1, fam man baour9 O%erjagen, baB
man 0teinli9feit uno Groden6cit auf benz
&ornbOocn beOba6tet beit6noig .3u8lui1
unterbGlt un0 DoS 0etrei0e 0ftcrS NM
iobaufclt, namentItcb i'm 6rUGia6r un6 i'm
Sulj. SIM Wtnter fann man bic &ornz
miirmer Ieicbt in auSgcle8ten SbaffeIel
%fangen, in ipeldcn iie iidb BON ielblt elm
niltcn. Sn ben 8intermonaten iucbe man
iorgfdlti9 bic Buppengeipiunite al emit
%fernen, iOtpie ou9 bic an ben @&uOen
Abendblatt., 1894-11-16

Sic gtebt ei1e genare 2iite i6rer i6brltben
M1SQaben un0 troboem t6r Wtann an Gt>
sarren Ipartc unb lie 6te NuSlagen fir ibr
8abD aNf 1880 Wtart tdbrli9 cini9rdnfte,
flappte Ser NuSgabensGtat ntbt nit ben
Ginnabmen. @S lit Elm tpabrer gfotb1bret
-porauSGeieBt, boB ct ebt tit-ber Stetne
rilbreu miiBte. SIM en9lti6en 8ir8er>
itonb ma9t itb permutbti6 cine 8etpe@
gutg ben1erfbar, Sic nit ben NipiratiOnen
bes ioSiali1tiib benfenoet QrbeiteritanoeS
eini9e Nnalogie bat. W3an Bat tpGbrenO
beS sroBen NuSitanbeS ber 0rubenarbeiter
Diel BON benz living wage (oem gum 9ez
ben unerldBliben 2obn) 9e90rt, beiienttpez
gen 6un0erttaulenOe f~tretften un0 barbtet.
0aS living wage Der Qrbetter lit cine be-
i6ei6e11e Summe, ettpa in ber W1itte 5ptz
i6en 30 unb 40 Wtort m0bentIt6. Nas
lit oas living wage, tpel3eS benz 8itr9er>
itanb ais SbeaI Dori6Debt? WGn muB
8eite6cn, baB Die lln3a6l Der 8ttefe btele
6r0ge ntcbt befrte6tgenb 0elOf bat. 3u9e1
9eben, baB etne be0euten0e 3abl QGuS>
frauen ii6 init ibrem 2oo8 3ufrteben cts
fIGrten, 10 CAB eS oob iDieoer DteIe, bic
iiber tbr barteS S6tfia[ iammerten, neil
tie ni9t ale 8remieren unb Die beiten Com
certe beiuAen ober bic n~eueiten 8ii9er Lee
fen tonnten. 8iele 9eute balten natitrli9
bergletcben fiir Elm 2ebensbe6iirfniB, cine
GOtbwenbi9teit, tpelde NIT benz living
wage be3abtt tperOen iou. Sat aber
i1IieBli6 Die 9ausfral, Bic nit $4,000
Wfarf bieie 8e0iirfniiie ntdt beItreiten
fam, 9rOBeren @r1no 8ur lln3ufrteOenz
belt, ais ibre Gitbenma96, bic nit 400
Otart fi9 ni6t in Sammet unb Set6e 5u
f[et0en Uetut4G .?