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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-29
JUDGES WERE UNFAIR.
Tho Allegation Made with Regard to On
of Events of Saturdav,S Racee

Tho Allegation Made with Regard to One
of Events Of Saturdays Races.
Saturday was an ideal day for racing.
but the sport of kings was divested of
some of it's pleasure in the races of the
Gentleman's Driving club. Only seven
horses started in three events and in
one race the decision of the judges was
held to be very unfair.
Four entries were scratched in the
2.4O class, which left only l.. T. Payne's
big black eelding Duke, and j. H. Suth-
erland's brown gelding Brownie Z in
the race. Brownie won the first by
several lengths. In the second heat
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OHIO PENlTENTIARY.
More Idle Men Than Ever Before, But
Only a Small Deficit.

only small Denclt.
COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 17.-Clerk Stern
berger makes the following financial
report of the penitentiary:
During the year the prison has had
more idle men than ever before in the
history of the institution. During this
time the total earnings for piece price
labor were $ls6 G39. .ss; contract labor,
S31. .793. 80; surplus labor, $7,913.55: keep
ing U. S. prisoners $50, ,975. 10; receipts
from visitors, SO, l39 10; miscellaneous
receipts, $s, 3O6.9s Total, S261, ,76s.56.
The expenditures for the year were
as follows: Current expenses, $l61, $685.
27; salary of managers, $500; salary of
officers, sea. .203.32; salary of guards,
ss1, 1892. Total expenses, $27O,9O5 81.
The excess of expenditures over the
earnings was 80, 1905.
The expense for the year per prison
er was $134.37, showing a decrease of
s12.42, compared with 1893, and STATS
in 1892. The clothing department
makes the best showing, and the men
have been given better class of goods
and each suit was made to order. The
kitchen also makes a good showing,
without interfering with the quality
or quantity of the food served.
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TWO TRAGEDIES.
Eimira IN. w Merchant Shoots wife, Sis
ter-in-Iaw and Himself-Mayor OF Lula,
Miss, and Leading Citizen Shot iy Two
Brothers.

Elmira IN. w Merchant Shoots wife, Sis.
ter-in-Law and Himself-Mayor OF Lula,
Miss. and Leading Citizen Shot iy Two
Brothers.
ELMIRA, N. Y, Nov. 17.--Martin v.
Strait, -four and feed merchont and
well-known citizen, shot and killed his
wife in the street Saturday, fatally
shot his sister-in-law, Mrs. Mary L.
Whifford, and then fatally shot HIM
self by putting three bullets into his
body.
Both Strait and Mrs. Whifford, it is
said, can not recover. Mrs. Strait and
Mrs. Whifford were sisters, and the
two families lived in the same
house. Strait and his wife quar-
relied and separated. Strait accused
his sister-in-law of causing the
trouble. He attempted in vain to in
duce his wife to return to him, and
Friday secured two revolvers which he
began emptying after he had followed
the sisters some distance. Three bull
let's went clear through Mrs. Strait, and
she died four hours after the shooting.
He then shot Mrs. Whifford. One bull.
let struck her in the back. Then he
turned the weapon on himself.
LULA. Miss, Nov. 17.-Jacob W. Har-
man, mayor of this town, and Henry
Lawrence, a leading citizen, were
killed on the street at noon Friday by
John w. Boyd, overseer of the Van
Eaton plantation, and his younger
brother, Bob.
year ago Mayor Harman and the
elder Boyd had disagreement and
several shots were exchanged, since
which time bad blood has existed be-
tween them. Thursday afternoon May
or Harman met John w. Boyd on the
street, drew his pistol and beat him over
the head with it. Friday the Boyd
brothers came into town armed with
rifles. At noon, as Harman and Law
renee walked up the street to dinner,
the boyd brothers confronted them
and opened fire. Harman drew his re-
volver and fred couple of shots in-
cffectually, and both he and Lawrence
were killed on the spot. The elder
Boyd escaped on horseback, the
younger on foot. They sent word that
they would surrender to the sheriff,
but to no one else. The two men killed
were aged 35 years. The elder Boyd is
aged a5. the younger 1s.
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IN STATE.
All Glasses File In Lines Past Alexander's
Coffin.


ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 1.-THE wealth.
er Friday morning was cold, damp and
foggy, and the absence of ladies from
the crowds on the streets was especial
ly noticeable.
Nevertheless, the streets were lined
with people who had gathered to wit
ness the arrival of the king and crown
prince of Denmark and, later, the ar
rival of Prince Dolgourki and the Chi
nese minister and his staff. Military
officers of splendid physique and clad
in dashing uniforms continue to flow
into the city from all directions. There
are now at least 10000 troops in the
city and additional soldiers are arriv-
ing hourly.
Emperor Nicholas wears constantly
the uniform of the Preobragenski regi-
ment, in which the corps Of his father
is dressed.
People of all classes, wearing badges
of mourning, still file past the coffin
of the car, kneeling and prostrating
themselves and kissing the hand of the
dead emperor.
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OHIO STATE NEWS.
S. AND s, o. HOME.
The Twcnty-Fifth Annual Repor of the
Trustees and Offlcers.

Trustees and Omcers.
CoIUMBCs, o., Nov. 1.-THE twenty
fifth annual report of the tru tees and
officers of the Soldiers and > ilors'
Orphans home was fled with e gov
crnor Friday. There are in thr .nstitu
ton l53 boys and li0 g.r., over
fourteen years of age. Two hundred
and sixty-nine are being instructed in
various trades, and the most important
Of manual training has teen clearly
shown in the results achieved.
A school of stenography, typewriting
and telegraphy has recently been added
to the educational department, and
there is growing enthus:a SIN over the
course of study, as well rs tac normal
training and industrial department.
superintendent Charles l.. Young,
in his report, speaks of the anxiety of
himself and the board to introduce the
study of electricity in the school. but
does not make any recommendations.
He speaks of the progress made in
education, manual training, etc., in a
complimentary way. In regard to
manual training, he says that a child
who has been employed half day in
this department will in every instance
keep up in the study room with the
child who has gone to school all day.
Grin c. Baker, the financial officer,
gives the per capita cost for 1894 as fol-
lows: Current expense, Sl22, 1856. Os;
salaries of officers, matrons and
teachers, S12, 7s3.47; cost per cap
ita from current expense. S134.41&
per year, or 80 cents per day
cost per capita from current expense
and salaries of officers, matrons and
teachers, $780, 5s4 per year, or A cents
per day. The average enrolment was
QOq
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UuaccouatabRc Sulcide.

LAMA, O., Nov. lz.-About 1920
o'clock Friday morning, Jamess Raud-
abaugh, a young married man, aged
about % years, was at his fathers
home, when he stepped outside the
kitchen door, drew a revolver from his
pocket and sent bullet into his
temple, dying instantly. Just before
he shot himself he hold his parents to
have his body taken to his home on
Jackson street. There is no known
cause fer the act.
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STOLEN BY aYPsIEs.
A Young Girl Recovered by Her Mother
After Two Years.

AAtcr AWo AeSkBs
SHELByvIILE, ILL.,, Nov. 10.-Two
years ago young daughter of Mrs.
Parrott, living in Mattoon, this state,
mysteriously disappeared from home,
and although an earnest search was
made throughout the surrounding
country no trace could be found of her.
She has been mourned as dead.
Last week wandering band of gyp-
sis pitched thein tents near this place,
and the Parrott girl was recognized as
one of them. Mrs. Parrott was noti-
fed by telegraph, and she came on.
There was an affecting meeting be.
tween the mother and her long lost
child. The girl claims that she was
stolen by the gypsies, and for two
years has been held in captivity against
her will,
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against them are given below:
a wife Driven to Suicide.

CANTON, O., Nov. 17.-Workmen pass
ing through grove near the city Fri
day morning found woman in dy-
ing condition, with laudannm and car
bolic acid bottles at her side. She was
Rosa, wife of Charles Ricksecker, who.
after retiring as usual, stole out of the
house during the night and her absence
was not discovered till morning. She
is the mother of three children and
was respondent over the illness, dissi-
patton and unemployment of her
husband
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city Reform in New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 19.-The sensa-
tional revelations brought out by the
impeachment trial of Mayor Fitzpat-
rick, now in progress, have resulted in
the formation of a committee of SO
to futher the work of investigating
city hall affairs. The committee con-
sists of some of the wealthiest and most
influential merchants in the city.
1t will act in harmony with the Citi-
zens' Protective association. The pro-
moters OF the movement declare that a
National Municipal Reform league is
now in formation all over the country,
and that the local organizations will
Join the general uprising.
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Train No. makes direct connection at
Springfield for all p ints East and West at st.
Paris with Pennsylvania Lines East aud West,
ct Quincy with Big Four Route. Connection
400 o. m, Detroit GAO p. M; with &. 4 E. and
Pennsylvania Lines. arriving in Chicago at
7:66 o. m. Thus making several hours shorter
time between Central and Southeastern Ohio
and Chicago and the Northwest
Train No. 2-Through Mail and Express be-
tween Lima aud Southeastern Ohio.
Train 8 makes qnick time between South
eastern Ohio and ail points North and North
west. Arrives Chicago at 7:25 . n.
Train No. will save you several hours time
between Lima. Springfield and Park-rsburgh.
Baltimore. Washington. Philadelphia, New
York and Southeastern poiLt-
For any information call on Ohio Southern
agents or write.
Springfield, Ohio.
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pullman WIN Reply.

CHICAGO, Nov. 19.-George nj. Pull
man arrived home by the limited over
the Pennsylvania road. He woslld not
discuss the strike commissioners re-
port Mr.. Pullman will devote much
of his time to preparing reply To the
commissioners report. This will be
made public as soon as Mr.. Pullman
has completed and revised it.
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Friends Ready q, Give I,aiI.

COLUMBUS o., Nov 17.-There were
no local developments in the Washing
ton c. IL affair Friday, and it is be-
lieved nogr that no trouble will follow
Col. Colt said late Friday evening that
he had had no information from Wash
ington c. III. during the day. If he is
arrested a large number of prominent
citizens will go to Washington C. ii.
with him, prepared to furnish bail to
any amount for him or Sheriff Cook.
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Two Men right About a Woman.

COLUMBUS, o., Nov. l7.-There is a
story afioat that Wade Jeffreys and
George Hodges, who live at Jonesville,
in Pickaway county, filed up on bad
whisky and fought a duel with re-
volver and rifle. The trouble was over
woman Hodges dubbed jeffrey S
over the head with his rifle and, it is
said, inflicted fatal injuries.
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Coke workers Talking Strike.

UNToNTowN, Pa, Nov. 1.-THE talk
of strike in the coke regions has not
yet materialized, but President Davis,
of the miners in that district, says that
the men are organizing solidly and
that the only way strike can be avert
ed is for the operators to advance the
selling price of coke and at the same
time advance the wages of the work
men,
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The Cincinnati Springs a Leak.

NEW IoRK Nov. l7.-The cruiser Gin
cinnati is lying in dry dock at the
Brooklyn navy yard because she ran
over u submerged obstruction in Long
island sound Friday morning white on
her way to New London. She was
preparing for a burst OF speed when
she struck sunken object. She backed
off and went into dry dock.
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GOV. waite pecides TO lecture.

DENVER, Col, Nov. 19.-Gov. Waite
has decided to go upon the lecture
platform. He will make short tour
in the west before his term expires,
delivering his first lectures at St. Louis
November 10 and 20, going from there
to Chicago. After his term expires he
will lecture in the east.
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Prominent Militiaman suicides.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. l9.--Charles
Robertson. military manaof consider
able promise and formerly captain of
the Washington artillery of this place,
committed suicide at an early hour
Sunday morning by shooting himself
through the head with a revolver. He
was about IS years old, and had been
drinking heavily for several days
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Rev. Wiiliams Rssp,sed.

ATHENS. Ca, Nov. l7.-Alcc vii.
liams, the colored preacher who was to
have been executed Friday morning at
ElEert.on. is respited for thirty days
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Chic, O., Nov. I'D. Bolender, while
hunting Friday, dropped his gun. 1t
struck rock, causing it to discharge
and tearing his leg off about half way
between the ankle and knee.
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Express Companies Asked to Pay Taxes.

COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 17.-Auditor of
State Poe is sending out to the express
companies reminder that their taxes
under the excise law of last winter are
due and payable this month. The val
uation of taxation fixed upon these
companies and the taxes assessed
ha1@
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Many Japs Sick.

LONDON, Nov. ia dispatch from
Yokohama to the Pail Mall Gazette
says that large number of sick and
wounded japanese soldiers are arriving
at Uiina.
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TOLEDO, o., Nov. ia w. Marr, of
this city. passenger conductor on the
Ann Arbor railroad, was beheaded by
his train Friday morning at Alexis,
Mich
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School Examiners.

f'hE BOARD OF School Examiners OF High.
LIONS OF Applicants for Certificates will In Rs
n;SS,na PIaes In the hillsboro Main street school
month, except April, May and June on VIZ thSs
tnird saturday of January, Februsry.
sssaSa Mspch' sa,ngds august and September. on the
and the fourth Saturday OF Aprn Tha
cents. - -" 10 ~
BY ordef Of the Board.
ia. SHANNON. Clerk.
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IRWIN Med. SMITH,
ATTORNB A NBY-A w
HILLsBoRo, OHIO.
Smiths Block, cor. Main and High s,, se,.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-06
&anS iinb Spf.
SAparse Stoffe tpafheu.

Man besei@nst srft bic borbanbensn
Slede nit einem ipeiben Saben, bepor
man ans Wai1en gsbt, bamit fis bsim
Reinisen ni&t dberieben tperben. 0u
es pielerIei Mrten sisbt, i1tparss Stoff,
iu maiden, 10 fcIsen einise 8esepte.
L. Wtan sertrennt ben 0eeentanb in
ein,eIne Stiide, ertpdrmt 8raunbier unt
ipdi1t iie in benz Iautparmen Bier,
9ierauf bdnst man ben Stof unausse,
runeen sIatt iibsr bic Seine, Idbt Jpn abs
trcpfen unb pIdttst Jpn balbtroden aul
ber Iinfsn Ssite.
Q. Uian nimmt ju einsm Quart Wai'
fer fir 10 @entS eeubbnli@en RoIItabal
unb fo4t bieisn cine DeiIe. SIN ben
DaHsr ndi4t man bann ben Stpf nit
bel Summer aneeseben III.
8. gu s Quart ResentpaiIer fiist mar
fur 10 Gents SeifenipuraeI binau uni
fo&t bies cine Stunbe. @enn bic 2aus,
sttpas absetiblt 1T, tbut man nod sttpai
faItss &essnipaRer binsu unb ipdidt ber
Stoff lautparm barin rein. Damn fpiiI
man ben Stoff, obne ibn su rsiben, f
lanse in rsinem Baher aus, Bis bal
Wafer tpsber isiiis tpirb NOD S1aum'
rsits ,sist. Sm 1sbrissn psrfdbrt maj
fftip nheu
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-04-06
Bur Shpnuna Der aferbe.

Die Srase ,,Wer qudIt bic Bfsrb,
am msiften2" tpirb bonn ,,Pfsrbsfreunb''
babin bsantportst: Aas, bic bon cine,
,tpedmabisen Ssritsluns ibrsr 5ubrtperi'
unb bes 8si@irres teine Abnuns baben.
1.SeSe bic 2sitern 10 ipsit na1 borne
sab iis nit ben duberitsn 8dnbsrn be,
8orberr6bsr in 8erbinbuns iteben, bami
bu bic 2ait msbr auf bic 8orsera@f,
IabeR fannit.
2. 8rinss bic Wase 10 nabe ala m6s'
lid an bic 8orbera4ie, benn bic fortbe'
tpessnbe araft mub Der fortbetpessnber
Rafie m6sIi4ft nabe ssbra6t iuerben.
8. Spanne beine 9ferbe gang furs IN
bic Strange an cine sntipre1enb lang,
DsidisI uno bu ipirR, tpis ber araftmei.
fer seist, msbr als cine baIbe Bfsrbsfrafi
erfparen. 90 III faum sIaubIi6, bod
Ibatfa1s, bab mir unter ben aders uni
2aitfubrtpsrfsn minbeRsns 80 Bro3snl
finbsn, tpslde bur6 fali6e Seritslunss.
tpsiis cine unbere1snbare araftperi1tpen.
puns uno IbierqudIsrsi berbeifiibren.
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Die ReSu,trmns Der @ilitdrlaff.

Cine SpsiaIbepsids Der 2onboner
,Iimes" bon paris beiddftist iid NIT
BEN gaiius Der Dan,iser Rsce bes beut'
f4en 8si4sfan3Iers 6rafen bon Gapribi,
tpeIdsr babin ausseIsst 1T, bab aaiier
WiIbeIm ii1 nit Der 26iuns bes Prob'
Isms bsi6dftise, iyie bic 2aiten, tpeI4e
bur9 bic sroben Seere auf europa ruben,
erIsidtert tperben f6nnten. SO beibt in
Der bstrsffsnten 9speids pbrtIi6 :
.,@dbrenb elmer fiir,lidsn Sisuns beS
Sinans. guSiduHeS Der itaIienif6en De-
putirtsnfammsr srfl6rts sin Miielisb ber'
isIbsn, Sisnor Gapslli bab Ct aus abs
oIut fiHerer Aueae srfabren batts, baB
aaiier @iIbsIm feline Srsubs iiber bic
SsrabiesunS Der italieniiden Sesrss.
ft6rfe auseeipro@en bate, foipie bab
@raf 3aInpfi, Der oiterrsidiid.unsari'
i9s Niniter bes Auspdrtissn, 8Dnis
5umbsrt bon einem sIsidsn 8eflbls
aaiier Srans SOispbs in asnntnib ssisst
bate"
Ser aorrsiponbsnt Der ,Iimes" fist
bin,u, Der R6nis bon 9anemart bate
fid por einisen Iasen einem fpanii4sn
Staatsmanne sssendber babin ausses
| fprodsn, bab er ss nod su srIeben bOifs,
bab europa feline SeeresauSsaben reous
;irts. Ser 26nie bate bin;usefist
Der Gar, mein S6tpisssriobn. befsn
Miifion Der Sriebe it, 1T bereit, nit bem
3aifsr Sran, Soiepb iiber bic bssdsIi6en
Mabnabmen su unterbanbeIn. SD babe
feline GeIesenbsit sebabt, nit bsm bsut.
| idsn 8aiier iiber oieis aneeIesenbeit su
fprs1sn. gr aIs iunssr Monar6 traumt
pcbl germ bon 2orbeeren, i@ bin aber
iiberasuet, bab aDnis Sumbert es ni&t
abIebnen tpiirse, bic Sraes ber 5erab'
ietuns Der itsbenbrn Seere su bistutiren,
unb Die a6nisin. Resentin bon Spanien
Bat ibren Wuni9 nod elmer Iansen Srie.
bsnspsriobe bsS 6ftersn befunbet. SD
bin iider, bab RubIanb, Spanisn,
Osftsrrsi1 unb ieIbit StaIisn in SIei4sr
Wsiie mad elmer bauernbsn Srisbsnss
psriobe perIansen."
gla1 elmer 8erIiner 9epside an bic
,Gimss" interpretirt bic ,.Germania" a..
bas bortise Organ bes Gentrums, bic
Rsbe bes 2ansIers babin, bab psri6is.
bsns Nationsn GurOpa's Wiaens tudren,
cine a0esmeine 8sipssuns gum 8ped
elmer Reouciruns Der militarii6en 8oiten
in's 2sbsn au rufen. Die ,,9ermania"
bsiont, baB 8aiier BilbeIm in eriter
Rsibe untsr ben iunsen RonarGen itsbt.
psIas mad Der grri8tuns elmer ldnssn
Srisbsnspsriobs itrsben.
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Gefunbbeit cine Nfi@t.

,8ielsi4r, f6rsibt Ssrbsrt Spencer,
Der bsfannts britii&s 9biIOiopb. ..tpHb
ni@ts bic 3eit Der ssb6risen 8iIbuns
unb BHese bon 8siit unb R6rpsr 70 isbr
bei@Ieunisen, ais bic 8erbrsituns Der
anii1t, bab bic grbaItuns Der Gefunbs
bsit uniere 9fi8t 1T. Denise ideinsn
ii1 befen bsipubt ;u iein, bab es aud
cine f6rpsrli4e NoraI sibt.
Die setpobnbeitsmdssn 8orte unb
SanbIunsen Der Meni1en bsuten an, bab
fe ii4 bic Sreibsit nebmen, ibrs 2sibsr
mad BeIisbsn au bebanbeIn. abrperIi1s
Stbrunssn, beruria@t burh rlnsebpriam
sesen bic @sbote Der Natur, betra1tsn
iie aIs elm nnsIid, ni@t aIs bic SoIssn
zines mebr ober tpenieer ftrafbarsR Bss
trasens. Ob au1 bic b0isn Wirtunsen,
bic fs ibren 2inbern unb iommsnbsn
0ei1Ie6tsrn auflaben, oftmaIs 70 fbiimu,
iinb, pie bic SoIsen bon 8srbrtden,
benfsn fie bod ni&t i'm sntferntsfsn
baran, bab fis ieIbit 8srbre1sr isisn.
SIM Sal Der Trunisnbeit tpirb bic
2aitsrbaftiateit elmer i6rperIiden Sinbe
aaerbinsS anerfannt Nismanb aber
i4eint baraus su i4lisben, bab, iusnn
pisie Sorm Der nsbertretuns pbpiii1er
@eisse Iaitsrbaft 1T. isbe anbere Sorm
FOLDER 1sbsrtretuns ebsnfaIls Iaftsrbaft
isin mub. 9batid4li4 aber iit isbs
8erIesuns Der @siunbbsitsssfsss cine
f6rpsrli1e Sinbe. Menn bisS aQses
msin .inssisben ipirb. bann-unb pislsi@t
nidt sbsr-pirb bic pbpFi6e Gr,isbuns
Der Susenb ale bic aufmsrifamisit er.
baIten, bic ibr ssbdbrt.
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Rpifutb's feierlihe Seffattune,

Cine risiise Msni9snmais aus allen
TbeiIen nnsarns unb OeitsrreI6s bate
ii6 am Wontas in Der Stabt 8ubapeit
bsriammsIt, um bem Batriptsn 2ubtpis
2oiIutb bic lsste Gbre 3u erpeiien. Sor
bsm aatafalf i'm Hational. Diufeum, auf
tpsIdem, unter Stranger besrabsn, 8oi.
iutb's 2ei6e aufssbabrt mar, tpoets elm
Wser bon Weni6sn, minositsns $50, 900
Bsripnen aaer 8otsfIaifen, auf uno ab.
Spontane Ausbriids eines tiefen Sdmers
;sS fibrten ;u auberit einbrudspoasn
Sesnsn. Die sottesbisnftIide Trauer,
feisr fanb i'm 8sitibuI bss NationaIs
Muieums in Geeentpart Der Iutberii6sn
8i96fe, Der unsariidsn Dsputation unb
Wasnaten ftatt. yfa1 Ibfinsuns Der
RationaI' Spmne bielt 8ii6of Sarfanp
cine Rebe, tpprin er in bsrebter Sprade
Der patriotiiden 9ienite seba6te, tpel1e
Der 8eritorbene isinem 8ats-lanbe &c.
Ieifst bate. gta& ibm ipra6en Wauriee
Sotai Der berIbmte unsarii4e S4rifts
teller unb 9sputirte, i'm Namen bes Nb.
ssorbnetenbauiss bes RsidStass. Nad
Bsenbisuns Der Rsbsn tpurbe Der Sare
auf ben 2ei4enipasen ssiteat uno elm
iipsiitiinbiser Wari6 mad bem SrisbbOfe
ansstreten; tauienbe bon Menf1sn, biirs
ssrIi1e ipis militdriide a6rperi@aftsn
pertrstsnb, mari4irtsn in benz Irauers
;uss. Geuberft einbrudspoa mar Der
Noment i'm gationaIs Uluieum, aIs cine
aboronuns bon Sonpsb. gsteranen. bi.is
ersrauten Sreibeitsfdmpfsr in ibrsn bruu.
nen Sdniirenr6den, blauen 8einfIeibern
unb SuiarenftiefeIn, Dor bic 2eids ibres
bsreinitisen Siibrsrs traten; Ibrdnen
umi1leierten 70 manbsn SdeiosbIid,
peIder auf ben tobten bsreinftissn 6ou.
psrneur llnsarn's fieI. Die OrbnunS
ipurbs bic san,e Route entIans ben Stu.
bsntsn, peI1e einsn 3rauerHor um ben
Iinfsn arm trussn, aufrsdt srbaIten.
NiIi.dr mar gar nidt iidtbar unb aud
bic Polsei belt ii1 fern. Bon bem
sIusenblid an, ba Der 3us ii& in BE-
tpesune ieste. beeannen bic 6!oden
idmmtli6er 8irdsn iu ldutsn unb ibre
srniten Stimmen mabten bic berrihenbe
Stiqs nur nod fsisrIider.
Au8 bic neberIebenosn bsr PATRIOTS
f1en Srauenpsreine, psIde i'm Sabre
l84S sebilbet tpurbsn unb fur bic Sa4e
1lnsarns setpirtt batten, iparsn i'm 3use
pertreten.
Rsben tpurbsn auf benz Srisbtofs sss
baItsn uno mad Abiinsuns zines 9hcraIs
tsurbs Der 2ei@nam in sinsm tempcrarsn
6sp6Ibe beississt.
Gin ersrsifsnoss SdauipisI fanb in
pemisIben aussnbIide Dor bem Srieobofe
itatt. Die bort periammsIte rieiise 8o!fss
mense fisI auf Sie anise unb beists.