davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The morning call., 1894-01-10
New Attachments.

Lena Dueler has caused an attachment 10 be
levied on the saloon OF Otto BuehhOlZ. on the
corner Of First avenue and D street, to secure a
debt of 1865.
j. E. shain has had an attachment levied
against S. McKibben for S4S57 80 on three
prOmlssOry notes, as follows: $685. 80 10 the
California Furniture Company, 1928 20 TO
Nathan, DOhrmann g. Co., and 1898 to l..
Emanuel.
Samuel Shear has caused to be attached the
bay horse Ricardo at the Bay District track
belonging to Ed Biazier, in order TO secure a
claim for $50.
The morning call., 1894-01-10

At so Cents.
$50 yards FANCY SILK VELVET marked down from 50 to
SOC yard.
At rs Cents.
1000 FANCY SILK VELVET marked down from So to
75c
AT SI.OO.
500 yards FANCY SILK VELVETS AND PLUSRES marked
down from So Sc and 81 to 81 per yard.
At SI:OO.
500 yards CHANGEABLE SILK VELVET marked down from
So to 81 yard
S1.5O.
100 pieces COLORED SILK VELVET marked down from s.
TO 81 30 a yard.
FIGURED And BROCADED SATINS.
At rs Cents.
500 wards CHANGEABLE STRIPED and FIGURED MER-
VELLIEUX marked down from 81 so to 75c a yard.
At SI.OO.
geo yards FIGURED SATIN MERVELL1EUX marked down
from 60 80 to 81 yard.
At S1.25.
1000 wards BROCADED SATIN DUCHESSE4 marked down
from 81 90 and SIS TO 81 % yard.
AT SI.5O.
1900 yards FANCY STRIPED AND BROCADED Extra Heavy
Duhese marked down from 81 and S. 81 so yard
The morning call., 1894-01-10

Judge Conlau was unable to hold court yes
terday, owing 10 sick ness. 1t is expected that
be will be in bis usual place this morning.
The morning call., 1894-01-10
SILKS and VELvETS AT A TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE!
EAMrv AMI p AIN WEI UETS ANn FANNY REMCAIMES

At SO Cents.
20 pieces COLORED CRYSTAL BENGALINES marked down
from 81 to SOC yard
At rs Cents.
so pieces COLORED CRYSTAL BENGALINES, including
at $I.OO.
Is pieces BLACK CRYSTAL BENGALINE marked down
from 81 so TO 81 yard.
At S1.OO.
% pieces 24INCH FANCY PLAID BENGALINE marked
down from 81 80 to 81
at S1.25.
30 pieces FANCY STRIPED AND PLAID BENGALINE,
marked down from So to 81 % yard
$3.50.
so pieces BLACK AND COLORED FIGURED BENGALINE.
marked down from IS 50 and 81 to 81 so yard.
BLACK SURAH.
At SO Cents.
20 pieces 21-NCH BLACK GALL SILK SURAR marked down
from 75c to SOC a yard.
At rs Cents.
Is pieces INCH BLACK SURAH marked down from 81 to
Toe yard.
At SI.OO.
pieces 24INCH BLACK SURAH SILK marked down from
81 80 to 81 yard.
The morning call., 1894-01-10

o Annual einth
n
The morning call., 1894-01-10
GIGANTIC REDUCTIONS ON COLORED DRESS GOODS!

At Is Cents.
150 pieces 40-INCH FANCY JACQUARD SUITINGS, in
variety OF choice coorings and effects extra good value
SOC, will be cleared out this week at 15c per yard
At 25 Cents.
175 pieces 3SINCH ALL-WOOL AND SILK AND woo
CHEVfOTS. in choice collection of fancy plads, check
stripes mixtures diagonal effects actual value SOC
6Oc. will be cleared out this week at 25c per yard.
At IS Cents.
100 pieras 40-TNCH ALLWOOL AND SILK AND woo
NOVELTY SUITINGS. in varied assortment of style
cOlOrngs designs and effects actual value will be clear
out this week at 35c yard
At SO Cents.
% pieces 40 INCH ALL WOOL AND SILK AND woo
FANCY FRENCH PLAIDS. latest combination of colo
ng former price 81 and 81 1 will be cleared out this
at SOC per yard.
At pieces pinch ALL-WOOL ILLUMINATED CRYSTA
SUlTINGS, stylish effects actual value 81, will
cleared out this week at SOC yard.
STORM SERGES.
At SO Cents.
cases NAVY BLUE ENGLISH STORM SERGE SU1TING
full wide desirable shades actual value Z;
will be cleared out this week at soc per yard
At rs Cents.
. cases NAVY-BLUE WHIPCORD SUITlNGS full 30 inch
WIDE light, medium shades, actual value 81
will be cleared out this week at 75e yard.
at rs Cents.
2 cases NAVY BLUE ENGLISH STORM SERGE SUITING
full inches wide popular shades actual value 81 90
be cleared out this week ar 75c yard.
At S1.25.
cases NAVY BLUE ENGLISH STORM SERGE SUIT1NG
full wide different shades of navy, actual val
81, will be cleared out this week at 81 % per yard
The morning call., 1894-01-10

At rs Cents.
30 pices 42-INCH ALL-WOOL FANCY TWO-TONED HOP
SACK SUITINGS latest shading former price 81 % will
be cleared out this week per yard.
At rs Cents.
So pieces 42INCR FANCY SILK AND WOOL MIXED DAG
ONAL SUITINGS the latest novelty, former price 81 so
will be cleared this week 75c per yard.
SI.OO.
50 pieces 42-INCH ALL-WOOI AND SILK AND WOOL, I'M
PORTED NOVELTY SU1TINGS, in wo-tnned, iIlumna ted
and figured effects former prices 81 90 81 IS S. will
cleared out this week at 81 yard
at S1.OO.
So pieces 48-INCR AJL-WOOL IMPORTED HOPSACK SUIT
INGS and fancy Panama weaves, all latest shadngs
prices 81 70 and 81 will be cleared hs at
81 yard.
At $1.OO.
27 pieces SINGH ALL-WOOL AND SILK AND WOOL I'M
PORTED NOVELTY SUITINGS, in fancy weaves,
bow effects ETC., actual 50 So will cleared this
week at 81 per yard.
The morning call., 1894-01-10

At $3.50.
70 NOVELTY SUIT PATTERNS imported to sell at $780, will
be closed out this week at So 80 suit
AT $500.
rs NOVELTY SUIT PATTERNS imported to sell So
be closed out this week at IS suit
At S7.OO.
90 NOVELTY SUIT PATTERNS. imported tOssell SIS will
be cleared this week 81 a suit.
At $1,000.
30 NOVELTY SUIT PATTERNS, imported TO sell
be cleared out this week at $40 suit.
REMNANTS and SHORT LENGTHS,
4 accumulation of DRESS LENGTHS and REMNANTS
of the latest and fashionable goods will be
this week at half price and less
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-12

The Accidents Reported from About the
CitY YeatorItY

NINT
Afborf White. Of Martin. Ferrv c,o.
r..ysd a.. a Iaborer at tbe .Ftra-Stand-
rd fu last Wedre.dsv Al bIs ,gore
a.| broke II. arm Ip ty5o p,aces
t..
% -. .'.'.''t.'7 ..,'i 49,
, ....., 49,. ~, ~, II'.
'.t '.,.,'. ..t..', ,..J, ,t...,
......,. ~ n.,t 49,, ,',,',' cue
Anohl noon yesterday o. BOY whose
name e'u.l NOV "' I'dIhe1, lrIeH 20
'otr4 a street car az 'Ily Ith street
"hIe 10 was faP.ly moving. he wn'
En1ca'1 ''"N n'' was ""eohsc'oIs Tor
mort ''he. Il' was carried 10 bfe'
Itrs DdfD'I snop' near Oy' "hero he
soon TeF.'e'' lN' ''y was IilIs h1ft
Lsau jenkins. OF .LtaayIIc. engineer
OF tle .ar-e engiuroi tho aLtna division
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-12
HELIEF WORK
\ Number OF Donations Received ve.ter-
daN-ImPortAnt ChanEn.


The relief headquarters, No. 1898
Market street, presented thu usual busy
scene yesterday. Nuety.four orders
we're issued during the day, swelling the
aggregate since tho store has boon
opened to liza During the day the
following donations were received:
Capt & =. Eawling. barrel potatoes;
Miss Harris, OF Clinton. w. Va. : sacks
OF potatoes, or about hvs bushels:
anonymous contributor, barrel pota.
toes aud Darrell turnips; j. !. Jacob, OF
Clinton, barrels Of flour, Geo. /. burst,
ID c. Kurner, IT, Emsheimer. j. A..
Bodley, aud Mrs NJ. A Franzhelm,
each one hundred loavcS OF bread; j.
Rizenstcin, three hundred loaves of
bread. The committee az present needs
especially coffee, beans. and Ncc. 4
mum Der o, tho mon working for tho dir
lorent Boards, yesterday had their
slips redeemed In provisions.
Yesterday Afternoon, orders for work
were issued 10 80 mon Tor the Gas
BOARD, and - FOR the Board OF Public
Works. The Committee yesterday dc.
cided To make &c y rule, that men dctir-
Ing employment register between two
aud three o'clock in the afternoon, and
the meetings at the Police Court room
viii hereafter be held at 3;3O o'clock, or
an hour earlier shan usual.
Tho Sixth Ward Relief Committee
met last night at its headquarters. on
south ChHplino street. The number OF
orders given out la the ward thus FAR
is $50. Last night seven more desti-
tutc families were found In tho ward,
aud tue Committee thinks that even
yet there are moro Ia need. The Com
mittee Is In uccd Of everything that
would 90 To aid tho poor
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-12

John =. Robinson. now OF Nebraska,
formerly OF North Wheeling, where his
mother yet resides, has been appointed
a county judge, Instead OF Judge Jack
sou, VINO mas been called 20 the State
Senate. Mr.. Robinson has q ways been
one Of the strongest OF Democrats.
While ia this b.ty. bis native town. he
studied law witch Congress John o.
Peulielon, and aiterward practlled law
with him. SIX years ago tho energetic,
uutiriug young Democrat went 10 Ne
braska. a Prosecuting Attorney was
10 be elected few years later aud the
Democratic primary was soon TO be
hell. The friend, 90 the former Wheel
ingite told him ho would have no chance
al all a, the county was strongly Re
publican. MIR. Robinson sailed 10, SEE
cured tho nomination, and later was
elected hy q creditable majority. HIS
Advancement has been very rapid and
his friends predict bright career Tor
him
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-12
CRIMINAL COURT.
NirgiO Robinson Convicted ana Sentenced
Plead GuiIty.

Ia the Criminal Court. Judge Jordan,
the first case called yesterday morning
was lanes Case, indicted for cutting
walker lIopton, on tho steamer Liber-
~. Case plead guilty TO unlawfulIy.
The indictment charging hun with ma
liciously cutting, and was sentenced to
four months confinement In Jail, aud ln
addition . hne OF k2J.
Nrgie Robinson. the colored woman
who nearly ended the earthly career OF
llr. Sullyard with Ratchet some timo
a1o. was brought mp charged with n
Eel ny. Attorney 5. O. Royce appeared
for the defense. and made Il plea that
tine woman was subject TO fits. aud chad
a it' when she attacked the physician.
The jury found a verdict Of unlawfully
cutting, and Ncrgie received sentence
OF eight months confinement In jail,
aud fine OF SOD.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-12
APAChEp nuusK
SrSSts tho Robin Rood Opera Company.
a Good Performances


Every scat in tho Opera House, with
the exception OF few In tho gallery,
wore sold before the doors opened last
night Standing room was ut a premi.
am. Tho performance, taken as n
whole, fully met the expectations OF tho
audience, which was appreciatlve aud
critical. Ia was made mp largely OF
fashionable people and lovers OF music.
Tho opera has been here before. IL
Us tuneiul and pleasing, the dialogue Is
witty, and tho plot interesting. Jerome
sykes Is worry clever comedian, and
was well received. The ladios were nll
good. tho cuutralto making an excep-
uoually good impression. MIR Ricardo
k.cci, who viii be remembered as an
Instructor in vocal culture I'm this city,
sustained the character OF "WnI Scar
let auu his conception OF the part left
nothing To be desired. Most OF his old
pupils were in the audience, aud he
was given catering reception. In
his rendition OF the solo, at Takes
Nine Inilors TO Make Man" he scored
Decided hit In fact he was applaud
ed Tor everything he sang or did. prov
ing h'mselt a decided fuvorite with the
music-iovlng people of the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-12
LOCAL INbusTRiAL No1Es.
Point, Picked Up about the cry In,
Iveuns

iveuns
David Boil, OF the Joseph B.I stove
and Range Company, vino has been In
els pos d, Is much better.
The foundation for Albert Whi,ta.
ksr's new residence, 10 be built near
P'-s View, Elm Grove, is rapidly Ueiug
built.
a new roof IS being placed on The
Bridgeport bottle works The genera.
suppositiou is that the works will start
again soon.
Jack" Manning, q well known steel
worker Of the South Side, has gone 20
PIttsburg 20 WORK iu Carncgis's Twenty
sixth street mills.
G. G.. Smiths Gne new fran residence
en- the island will be completed soon.
Wood Bros. have The contract. The
structure viii cost $1,000
A break down FOO the forge depart
ment OF the La Belle yesterday caused
the puddIers 90 quit work. NOw they
are of again tili further orders.
Moro OF tho E,ua-Siaudard mill is on
now, than since last July. The man
agement report trade 100 better. with
Improvement 500 the outIooS, however.
John w. Belts planning mill. former.
ly that Of Beitz 81 Fading. started yes
terddy after stock taking and a settle
mert Of business after the dissO ut.on
OF the firm
John McDermott, OF South jacob
street employed az the I;yerUde blast
furnace. who va, .o pa..fuIy Injured
some time ago, was able o. work yDster-
terday Tor the Erst time s.ncs tine alcI-
dent
The sheet department. composed OF
two sheet mills and the sheet bar mill.
OF the Top mill, bias resumed. About
siXty-fve men are given employment.
The management does not look f0r 70
steady run.
The Long Run coal minors arc idle.
They have nor been operated far two
weeks, but DC is probable they will rec
sumo next M0nCay. There is some
trouble, the mon complaining that the
company s back ON their wages nearly
a month
o More encouraging news comes from
the plant OF tha Ohio Valley
China Company The decorating de-
partmeut has resumed The kiln hands
went on yesterday, and Manager w..
n. thinner stated that .u Ten days hc
expected the works on 10 fu.l.
Henry Gueuthcr, of the St0nemaeon's
Union, and i. R. Butts aud BDrS Wat
son, Of tho Briafay -s' Union, dele
gates 90 the NatYua Convention az
Omaha. Ncb.. have arrived safely, after
staying few Days ar Chicago. fn
Omaha they are registered az tho Coz
ouuado hotel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-12
Nsws oftas Eost, ant Boatuon Along
tEe ONO.

New Of tns Bpats ant H1atmon Along
tse ono.
Tho Belle HcG9wan passed up for
pitsDurZ With q tow o. emptIes.
The 70. IS Bedford departed for Pl;ts-
burg lue Courier Tor Iarkersburg
The Iron Queen cleared for Pitts5urq
81 p. m.. and tho Hudson for Cincin-
matt ot2 p. m. With resumption OF
operations iu The different mills along
the Oui0. 20 is thought that trade Will
improve 500 far as the river interests are
concerned. ADD other boats started bv
the Clc.nnat AID Pts1urg packet
line.
The river marks last night showed f
feet Inches Of water in the channel
and falling
sIEuBESvLLE. o., January ILL.,
River 8 iest aud faluDg, weather.
cloudy aud cold.
OH CITY, PA, January 11.-River 9
feet inch aud falling; weather. clear
and cold.
McReAyrowv, w. VA. January ILL.,
River feet and stationary. weather.
clear With The thermometer 40 40.
GEEESsBORO. PA. January ILL.,
River z feet s inches aud stationary;
light rains and cool.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-12
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily chroaiei. OF tho Movement OF
individuals


individuals
Sneriai Teisr-1ns 20 80 R-tN,.-.
Nav NoVT. January III. r. Hork.
ne.mer. Of Wneeiug, is registered AZ the
81 Cloud Hotel.
Mrssrs. l.. w Mcsloy. OF Louisville,
Ky, aud Charles {. Wager, OF Charles,
ton, are az the Windsor MeSsrs. Mosicy
aud Wager SIRE here 20 organize n branch
OK the Louisville Building and Trust Go.
y successful branch OF tho company Is
now in operation In Cha rlcston aud Is COM
Quoted by some OF the most prominent
business men In that city. The gentlemen
come well recommended ana will, no doubt,
meet with the success tho reputation OF
the company deserves.
w. NJ. Frohms, OF South Eofr street, is
very sick
j u Walters, OF PittsbarG. is at tho
Windsor
John J. Jacob, OF Clinton, w. Va, is at
the Mcclure
J. ;. Bush IS homo from n business trip
to Muncic. Ind
Part OF "tiobin Hood" Company is at
the Behier hotcl
John A. Bris,ey. OF Cameron, was at the
windsor yesterday
\ child OF Fred Schuman, OF North Main
street. is Improving
y child OF Henry Meyer, OF South EoH
street, "a dangerously iu
Christ Hess and Peter Ero left ycstcr
day for Washington, ~. &.
Geo l.. Scmidt OF East Liverpool, Ohio,
Is Registered az the Beulcr.
William johnson. of Stcubenviue. is
stopping At the Stamm Hotel
&. y. House left yesterday ON business
trim 10 New orit and Boston.
!. IL. Cunningham aud wife OF Man.
uington, were ia the city yesterday.
William Kcnucy, OF North Wheeling
Wao has been very sick, is approving.
j. \. Johnson, advance agent OF tho
'bluc Jcass' company isU Stamm guest
Mrs NJ. \ Brady, OF South Wood street.
who aas been on thc sick list, is conva.os.
cent
Mrs. Alonzo Rapcr. OF South Jacob
street, who has been very SICK, is much
better.
Martin Amsler and J NJ. HUI. Wash.
'ugtou, Pa, are registered at the 81
Charles
Chas Wolfram, OF Cleveland. Ohio. is
tue quest OF Frank J. hugsu, OF South
Front street
Sr,NN: II. f.. McElhancy, New Mar
uusvl.ic; b -. popc, ParHcrsOurE; j.. Is.
Werner Huntington
Clark llauos and WIFE OF North Market
street who have both been laid up with
sickness, are Improving
Newton Hin, of Philadelphia, well
known travelling man, was 10 The city yes
teruHy calling ON his trade.
G. J.. Williams. OF parkcrsburg, super
iutCudrut of the Ohio River Railroad. is
registered at tho Mcclure
James Christie, ~ ~ Boochcrs. Horny
Martin aud IL. H. Davis. OH men, OF Wash
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-12
Masonic Pair.

The ladies' Executive Committee, OF
me Masonic bazaar, held a meeting AT
%'egente.der's pariors yesterday after
noon Tor organization. Mrs. w. L.
Butler was chosen president. Mrs. Al.
fred Paul, secretary, and Mrs. w. A.
ilson, treasurer. After organizing
and making suggestions for soliciting.
the meeting adjourned 10 meet Monday
Afternoon at the same quarters to make
definite arrangements for the bazaar.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-12
Mother aoo.e nn,scsalnmen,.

The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Cathe-
dral will give a"Nision Of Mother Goose"
entertainment, at Convent Hail. on the
18th and 10th OF this month. for the
benefit OF the poor Tho ladies are
making extensive preparations. and cx-
pect the hail 10 be filled 10 its fullest
capacity each night. The play will be-
very Interesting, as there Will be some
fine and amusing costumes. Anything
the society has undertaken heretofore
has proved successful.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-12

The officers yesterday made three
raids upon poker rooms Omcers West,
Herbert. Meyer and Esitz arrested Tom
Dnn and four PLAYERS ~ a room on
Market street. Officers Scally, Willie
and Creighton sw0oped down on Robert
Nuldoon's place on Market street and
sht the proprietor and five men.
Lieut.. Gaus and officer Watson arrested
Wm Conrad ald three players on
Water streeh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-12
Same hoard Rc-el.c ed

Al O'Clock yesterday afternoon the
stockholders OF the W. Il +. G.. railway
met at the depot office for the annual
election of a board OF directors. The
o'd board was reelected. They are:
Anton Eeymann, August Rolf, H. Il.
Grimm, ii. BieberSon, +. Happy, J. ID.
Du Bots aud q. w. Jeflers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-12
NEWS OF IHE DAT.


DR.. l.. II. Baker. the physical direc-
tor OF the splendid gymnasium OF Wash
ngton-JetersOn College, will give n
practical talk at the Young Mems Chris
tan Association al o'clock tonight.
Ine talk will be open 20 young men,
ana u will DO particularly Interesting
10 them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-12
A ard
10 ~ Eiifor ora, R.c,.,.r.

80 t @'t."f ~ az A-EtftfF.
SIR:-As citizen and tax payer OF
the North End would like 10 call at
tentlon through the columns OF your
paper TO the condition. OF North Market
street, between Fifth aud seventh
streets. The street is In fearful condi-
ton, full OF ruts and holes. 4 little
macadamizing on the street would i'm
prove IT greatly.
specially yours,
a Ky NDrR
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-12

~ you wish 10 navo the best local and
teleRrsphic paper la the city lott At your
door regularly every morning. subscribe
co. The Daily sud sunday editions Of tn
Register. TX cents per week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-12

WAFER BUAnD.

= statement Of receipts and E1prndI.
lures for tne Year.
city Clerk Thoa j.. ThOner is at work
upon bis annual statement, which he
expects 10 complete Zoo the early part Of
next week. Yesterday he was furnish
ed with q statement OF the receipts and
cxpcuf lures Of the Water BOARD, FOR
the year ending December 10th, 1893.
which is given below:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-12

Many tndies have taken advantage al TN q
Special Fur sale Hr Vel q cor but there
a." -ttii moro o" be had. .Bs tho snie con.
t"ueh tiii SnturdRy iuvu.ivs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-12

Mrssrs. l.. w. Mcsloy. OF Louisville,
Ky, aud Charles &, Wager, OF Charles
ton, are az the Windsor MessrS. MoS.cy
aau Wager SIRE here 20 organize branch
of the Louisville building and Trust 20.
successful branch OF tho company Is
now iu operation in Cha rlcston and IS con-
Quoted by some OF the most prominent
business men Ia that city. The gentlemen
come well recommended and will. no uoJ ot,
meet with the success tho reputation OF
the company deserves
, 1894-02-28
Gbeure 8efanntiaaft.
Der Ganaoier John Conn pom einem Chi
ca9oer SauernfGf19er I'M SIS Grmer
9e1na6t.

I'M ettte Grf1brEng reidber, aber UNI SIS,
Die t9m Elm @btcagoer 0auner abna9m,
Grmer, fubr 9eitern SObn Conn, Elm cana
otl6er Sbit5Gcbter aus 6eatcott, Snt., bon
bier na3 Gan SranciSco ab, mo er nit
ietnem SObnc 8iutam, Ser in ser g1G6e
BON g(ortb Ontario, Sal, cine SbitTarm
beltbt, 3u1anlmen5utreffen geoenft. Conn
bate Die WeltaUSiteuung nicbt geieben, unD
oa Ietn So6n i'm l5on tDieoerbolt 3u einem
Gelucbe aufgeforDert bate, 10 bei6loB CT,
mach San SronctScO 81 gebcn.
Mit reicblidben Wtitteln perIeben, traf er
gcitern gtacbmlttag bier Elm. @r bate 6ret
Stunoen auf ben Nb9ang beS Santa fSe.
G~rpreB5uges gu parten, uno 6a er in Gbtz
cage D%olftGnotg fremo mar, 10 800 ct es
Dor, auf Dem 8a5nbofe 5u blei6c1t. 9ort
tnltptte baIo Elm elegant getleiOcter SEER Elm
@eiprG6 nit tbm an, Nno ais Conn SSenem
mtttbetlte, 6aB ct na6 San Srancisc0 Al
retien beabitc6ttge, erflGrte Ser Srem6e, DQB
aucb er Die NuSiteIIung beiucben polIe rn0
Dap lie ia oann 9tellegefQ6rtcn iper0en f0nn>
ten. ST babe etgentlic6 crit am nGr5ifIelt
Sage fabrc1t 1~Dollen, o06 50ge er eS nun
l6att 5u na6en. Scin WepGd befGnOe fib
IHN Vttul JtUllgeFN IDD4eL ulD cS lDurDe
iDn1 lteb ietn, tpenn Conn i'm 6ortbin be-
9~Ieiten lpoue. ~NbnungSloS ging oerGara6icr
nit. SIN 6oteI tRetlte Der TrentOe inn
nit, oaB CT letn ga1aeS 0elO in letnem
Scorer el1gel9lollcn babe, ba Ct fit fiirc6te,
es bel iicb SIT tragcn. gtun babe CT aber cine
9otelrechnlln9 bon $75 81 be3o0len 1nD SEER
Conn Dllroe tDn icbr Ocrpfli9ten, tpenn er
tDnt Die Summe DpriCbieBen tpole. bic or
ietnen Softer 8%e0ifnet babe. Gonu qob bQs
0elO Der, per aber nicbt ipie6er erlbicn,
par Der 6rembe. 9tacb6cm Der GAMBLER
cine babe Stunbe g~etportet bate, tbeiGte er
bent 9otelclert nit, mas 9cic4c6er ipar,
porauf bieier lebr lafonticb duBerte, 6aB er
betrogen tpOr0en lei uno ietn @elo niemQlS
tpieoer Ic6en tperOe. Conn la6 Iebr emit
tGui6t aus uno fu6r an 0lbenb nit Ser
lleberaeu9un9 alb, OaB eS in @1lcago Iebr
ible6te Oteniben 9Gbe.
, 1894-02-28
Stdoti1bes,
RIeine IIdbrtdbter.

= WfaD0r OopftnS m0cbte geitern gfa6>
1ntttag nit Dem ltGbtticben Sngenieur Nr>
tln9itaa cine Snlpeftionstonr ben 6tuB
unO Oas Seeufer %entlong, nm einige Der
inter 2eitung beS Sto6tingenieur5 in On
griff genommenen erbeiierungen in2tu9cn7
lcbetn 3u nebmen.
Sn Der 9~eltrtgen Gibung nabm bic
yGtDic SeDeratton" etuen 9(gitationspLan
an, aus Dem mir alS 6auptpunft bcrporz
bcben, baB Die Organization ibon fir Die
beDorlteben0e Wabl auf Die 0%tominattOn
gutter @anoi0atcn bintpirfen un0 Die
i3lec6ten Gonbibaten in ibrer ipabren @ez
1t0lt 5etgen mirD.
= 6err Steao aus Qon6on ptro G6iz
ca9O am ndcbiten 6rettag Ocrlaiien, ba iciz
ller Q~luSiage mach tnfolge oeS Wieoer=
5u1ammentrtttS beS YarlamentS llnO beS
beDorite9enoen 3iidtrtt1s 0laoltone'S lctne
2ln%tpeicubeit in @uglonD oringeno not0ig
lit. SIN nGcbIten 6crbit mill CT nacb Gbiz
caso 5uriidtommeu, um Su leben, Oh Die
glugen oe5 6errn 0opfinS no6 INNER
vnab 3iOn" 9eribtet itnb.
= Die 0roBgeibiporcneu baben Bic
Boli3iiten SbomaS S. Moran uno WticbaeI
6ealp Degcn @rmorbung oeS Gigarrenz
ma6ers SWGn 9tellon in NnfLage3uitanb
Deriey1. Qlm Wtorgcn bes %. December
bemerftcn Die beiben YoLi3iiteu 9tcllon,
,pelber 3piicben stpei @cbduDen an 2trdber
9tOe., nabe Der 81. StroBe itanb. Sic traz
ten nd0er unb bcfobLeu ;Dm, 1teben S1 bleis
ben. S0rer NusiaGe 5ufolge 8o9 gtellon
icttcn 9fcGolOcr, worauf 8olt5ilt Woran
i'm nie0eri6oB.