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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-02-24
A Man Of Eighty-Fiye and Woman
Of Ninety Beaten to Death.
EVIDENCES THAT THEY FOUGHT
HARD FOR LIFE.
They Were Respected Residents of a New
York Town No Motive for the Crime
Is Known Unless the Aged Mans Mea-
gre Pension Which Has just Bee n
Paid Furnished One A Suspicious

gre Pension Which Has Just Bee N
Paid Furnished One A Suspicious
Character Seen in the Neighborhood.
Monticello, N. Y, February 23-Jacob
mond. his housekepeer, aged 80, re-
spected residents of Bushville, five miles
north of here, were murdered last night
by an unknown assassin. Their bodies
were found this morning lying on the
floor, i. few feet apart. They were evil
IDENTIFY preparing to retire for the night
when the assassin did his work. Under
MIR. Moore's left ear was found a pistol
wound The ball had passed through
the window pane and was not fatal in
it's effect. A huge stick of wood was
lying on the ground outside of the door,
covered with blood, and Mr.. Moore's per-
son evidenced that it was used freely
over his head and shoulders. The room
was In a state OF confusion. The whole
place bore evidence that a terrible
struggle for life had taken place. Mrs.
Raymond had evidently tried to aid sthe
old gentleman, but was struck down by
the assassin before she could De sof SER
vice. Her face was terribly mutilated
and her neck cut in several places to the
hone. A barn shovel was used as the in
strument of death. The coroner will
hold an inquest tomorrow. = No motive
for the crime can be assigned, unless it
was robbery. The old man few days
agoahad drawn his quarterly pension of
S45 from the government A suspicious
looking character was seen in the neigh
borhood Wednesday.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-02-24
WILL CONSIDER THE. MATTER.
A Democratic Caucus to. Deal With the
QuorumS Question.

A Democratic Caucus to Deal With the
QuorumS Question.
Washington, February 23.-One hun
dted and sixteen Democrats have signed
A call for a caucus to consider the
propriety of changing the rules OF the
House with reference to the course that
should be pursued by the House when
the members fail to vote" The call was
circula ted by Mr.. .Paynter of Kentucky.
The caucus will be held after the Bland
seieniorage bill is disposed of. so no
mem Der present at the caucus may be
influenced by tine pending business. Mr..
Paynter declines to give any information
showing the sentiments of the members
who signed the call 1t is understood
from other gentlemen that a very cou-
siderable number of Democratic repre-
sentatiyes will endorse any proposition
that will result in compelling mem bers
to answer to their names when present
during roll calls OF the House.
Forty Cents on Coal.
Washington, February 23.-The Senate
subcommittee on the tariff was in
session tonight and will work energeti-
calIy from now until Monday to get the
coal men have received positive assur-
ance that they will get forty cents a ton,
and and possibly fifty cents. The bill will
he finished it is said, in all parts by Sun
day night.
Maine Pensions.
Washington, February %. - The fol
lowing Maine people have been granted
pensions: ~,
Original, Widows, setc. Cousins
(mother) East Surry, Hancock.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-02-24

Mr.. Bland offered substitute for Mr..
Reeds motion: Resolved. That all
members who lave been arrested by
authority of the house adopted ON the
18th inst, are hereby discharged from
custody.n /;
Mr.. Reed raised point of order, that
his motion related to single Individual
and the substitute covered all of class,
which was clearly lnadmissible. Ihe
parliamentary status ot the questloln, w was
further discu ssed by Messrs. Bland,
Grosvenor, Republican OF Ohio, and
Reed.
Mr.. johnson, Republican of Indiana,
stated the circumstances attending his
reported arrest. He claimed ne was not
arrested and insisted that the return of
the sergeant-at-arms ought to oe
amended to omit his name from the list.
Mr.. johnson was called to order severai
times. He moved that the sergeant-at-
arms be instructed to investigate his
case, and if it was found that the re-
turn was incorrect to amend it. This
motion was declared out of order. The
Chair ruled that Mr.. Reeds point of Or
der was well taken. Every.gentleman un-
der arrest was entitled to a separate
hearing because the circumstances IN
the several cases might be different.
Mr. Bland moved that the gentleman
cused. After debate Mr.. Bland stated
that he would Withdraw the pending
ceedings under the call of the House,
under which the order of arrest was
made, be dispensed with. This would
end all proceedings and vacate the
arrests made
Mr.. Reed and Mr.. Bynum made points
of oruer against the motion that it was
too late then to entertain it. After de,
bate by Mr.. Springer, Mr.. Dockery and
others, the Chairsoverruled the points OF i
order, and at 3.05 put and declared
carried the motion of Mr., Bland and an
nounced that all mem bers under arrest
were discharged. On Mr.. BANDS motion
to take up the seigniorage bill and close
debate at five tomorrow, the House
voted, on division. 147 to 2. The point
of no quorum was made and call OF
the yeas and nays ordered. The re,
mainder of the afternoon was exhausted
in filibustering, and at five recess was
taken until eight No quorum being
present in the evening, the House tran
sacted no business of Importance.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-02-24

CsrrrrcURA REMEDIES cleanse the system by
external and internal medication of every erup-
tion, impurity and disease, and constitute the
most effective treatment of modern times.
Sold throughout the world. Price, CUTIoURA,
50c. SOAP, 25c.; REsoLvENT 81. POTTER DRUG
AND CHEM. CORP, Sole Proprietors, Boston.
R@-" How to Cure Skin Diseases" mailed free.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-02-24
Juniors from Maine.

Middletown, Conn, February.23. The
Wesleyan junior exhibition appoint
ments were given out today. Among
them are: J. P. Erskin. Searsport, Me-.
Miss L. G Adams. Biddeford, Maine.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-02-24
LADIES' KID GLOVES.

One lot Ladies' Kid Gloves, just ar
rived, in tans and black, 1.25 quail
ity, today
90 Cents.
We have exclusive sale for Portland Of
Madam Reuben's Celebrated Cotton
Underwear. Special prices on Night
Robes for today from
sec to 200 Each.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-02-24
TRYING JOSIAH QUINCY.
Senators Investigating Charges Concern
ing the Patent Office Printing.

ing the Patent Office Printing.
Washington, February 23.-The Senate
committee on printing, Senators Cor
man, Ransom and Manderson, today be-
gan an investigation of the charges made
in the public press relative to the award
ing of the contract for the printing OF
the Patent Office Gazette and other
matters. Commissioner Seymour OF the
patent Office and Josiah Quincy wer g
present MIR. Seymour was the first Wit
ness. He brought with him certified
COPIES of the records of the office and
correspondence in reputation of the
charges that there had been any irregu-
larity in the letting of the contracts. On
cross-examination Mr.. Manderson asked
questions by which he sought to bring
out the connection with the whole sub
ieet of Josiah Quincy, ex-assistant secre-
tary of state. 1t show ed that Mr.. Quincy
had introduced Mr.. Kinney OF the
National Lithographing company to Mr..
Seymour, had interested himself in the
affair, had made a statement concerning
the com pany's responsibility. The fact
was elected that onee,s e,sEvhen the firm had
some trouble in getting their money,
Mr.. Quincy called upon the commissioner
in behalf of the company. Mr. quincy
was then, Mr.. Seymour thought. assist
ant secretary of state. The commissioner
said he knew nothing of Mr.. Qulncy's S
motives. Mr.. Seymour denied that Mr..
Quincy had anything to do with the
National Liuhographing company or
with the contract it received. The COM
mittee adjourned un til tomorrow.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-02-24
Store closes to-nzgAt at
sar o'clock.

SzI o'clock.
The wedthe7 today
is likely to be
Joir.
FEBRUARY "a, 1894
r F you haven't seen
4 the new Japanese
Pottery, a visit, to
the Basement salesroom
now is timely. Cases of
dainty little dishes in odd
shapes, in brilliant colors,
in quaint decorations
! for every possible use
that colored dishes can
be put to.
This department op-
ened this morning a new
line of Japanese Cups and
Saucers, entirely new
patterns, handsome goods,
at 25c to csc.
We are also showing in
this section an entire new
stock of fancy Candles and
Candle Shades and Hold
ers for decorations, for
public banquets and pri-
vate dining tables, the
largest variety ever
shown here.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-02-24
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the

NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN, that the
~ subscriber has been duly appointed Exc
cutor of the viii OF
j. HALL BOYD, late of portland,
in the County of Cumberland deceased, and has
taken upon himself that trust as the law directs
All persons having demands upon the estate OF
said deceased, are required to exhibit the same;
and all persons indebted to aidSestate are cal
led upon to make payment to
WILLIAM L. PUTNAM, Executor
Portland. February 21st, 1894.
feb24 1aw3wS*
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-02-24
The toeathe1 today
is likely to be
roi,

The German favors are
in the basement, too,
the biggest stock in New
England, and new ones
coming all the time. Lots
of Novel articles suitable
for prizes are here. The
Basket and Pottery sec
tions take up a large part
of the Basement and no
where else in town is
there such a stock.
OWEN, MOORE & &C
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-02-24
WATER And POLITICS.
Hon. James ". Wakefield Nominated
for Mayor Of Bath.
NO ANDROSCOGGIN AND LESS COR
PORATION THE PLATFORM.

The Proceedings of the Caucus of "rI pub
licans and Citizens Opposed to G ,rpor
ate Interests Debating, Etc."-Whether
Mayor Shaw Will Accept the Nonina-
tion on the Business Mems Ito set Not
Yet Known - Iron Works oE1 ,iaIs in
New London.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-02-24
BLOUNT BLUSTERED.
And When Called a Scold Said the
Country Would Do That.
MIR, REED GAVE THE DEMOCRATS
SOME GOOD ADVICE.

Live Happily Ever After-A Call for
Caucus Intimates that His Advice Has
Not Been Unheeded--Arrested Members
Freed from Contempt-Meanwhile.
Blount's Bill Is Where 1t Was Before
, 1894-08-06
Cine WohIthot fir fehr Dele.

Ser Gbicagoer SbuIratb bat, tpie unlez
rem 2eiern ertnnerIi9 iein biirfte, Dor ettpa
Sabresfriit an Ser Q8. Wfonroc Ctr. cine
SaubitummenzQtn1tal errt6tet ltub bamit
natiirIi6 etnem ldngit 9efiibIten 8ebirfz
nib abgebolfen, 8i8ber muBten talbz
itumme Ginber, serooe in einem Glitter,
6a ite Scr Nufitbt Der Gltern am meiiten
bebiirfeu. na6 Den oieSbe3i9Iicben Stats
Qtnitalten geian6t tperben, ipenn iie au5ge>
bitoet iperOen iolten unb pputen. Ser
Setter Der bieitgen northumberland ift
9rof. s.. s. 6ammon6. Inter i9m mirfen
ais 9eDrcr unO GrsicDer ein 6err @alla6an
unb SRI. Y0albe Mri9bt uno ais Sbreibz
Lebrer Tra11 s. 6. 9ouub8burD BON 1865
Wficbigan NDe. Die Qtnitalt tpirb ). 3. bon
0reiBig &inbern belu9t. Die mciiten bers
ielbcn itnb gang taub, etnige b0rel1 Elm
meni9, aber ollen fehlt bic Sprocbe. Die
T%ortic6ritte, bic ipdbren6 be5 eriten Sa6res
be5 8eitebcnS Ser 2lnitalt gema9t tpurDell,
9ereicben DEM QebrerperlDnal sur 9roBen
G9re. 8t56er foltete Die Qu56ilOun8 zines
GoU6itummen ben Staot 3pii6en 5000
bis $500. Stir bic bteii8e S6ulbcb0rOe
iteuen itcb Die Q~tuSgaben bebeuteno nte6>
ri8er uno babel iin6 Bic 9telultate i'm
@an5en 9enommen Diel giinitiger ais in
ben Staat5anltalten.
, 1894-08-06
Dos Gu0e uoln 2ieOe.
Die Gofal=l1nionen Ser III, Z. Il"
itno oes Streifes miioe.
Dob miro in 8e3ue auf Ole Santa Sc uno
Gaiteru JIinois cine 2Iusnahme 9es
maht.

Die 2ot0l>ltntnnen Der 81. st. H." Dtel7
ten geitern 9ta6mittag in l1blicb'S 6ale
cine MISUNDERSTANDING a6 uub n0bmen
nacb lGngerer 9ebotte etnen 8eicbluB an,
6em3ufolge Der Stretf auf allen 8abnen,
init NuSnabme Der Santa Sc uno Galtern
Sainoisz Sabu ais ~beenbi9t dngeiehen tptrb.
0ieicr 8ei9luB Bat inbeB feline 8e3u8nabme
auf @t~ienbabnlinien auBer9dlb Der Staot.
G5 ipar Dorber ein Gomtte, beitebeno aus
HeprG l~entanten iGmmtlicber 2~cfaluntonen,
ernannt tporben, nm bic Srage in 8eratbun9
81 3te6en u1l0 bann barber Su bericbten.
Die 0ngeltcateu Deribic5ener 8abnen,
tpel6e ibre 2eute ni9t cams gut 5ebanoeln,
mo6ten bcbeutenoe N~nitreugun9er, UNI
etnen CUR Neiterfibrung beS StrettS latz
tenSen 8el6luB our93uleben. SDncn
tpuroe bon Dem mebr conicrDattben Glez
ment entgegengcbalten, baB bet al9emetne
Strett nlc6t 9etponnen iperoen Tonne llno
eS ting lei, 5ur Nrbeit 5uritd3ufeDren, no9z
benz Die meiiten 8aDnen itcb erboten bGtten,
tbre Geute 3u~rid3unebmen. 9ieic Nnit0t,
neil bon Der Me6r5abl untcritiibt, brang
0urh, ullo ais 0er obcn eriDGbnte 8el6luB
in Der 8erlammlung sur BerleIung fam,
er9Ob iic5 feline ein5ige Stimme 0agegen.
Sn 8e8u8 auf BEN Streif in 8uQman
puroe tetn 8ei6luB gefaBt. 90S @outttc
erflGrte einfa6, OaB man Sic Grle6tgung
bteler QlngelegenDett Der betreffen0en 2ocalz
Union it6erlnI1en mllne.
gSie aus -Sbi9em berDorge6t, 1T Die
9r0Be Wtebr5abL Der Streifer nit Der 8een>
0igun9 bes Streif5 einperltan6en, oocb oarf
bierbet nicbt auBer @4t g%eGoiien tperben,
oaB fe feline 2uit baben, nit ben io9enann>
ten yScabS" Sulanmeu 3u arbctten. Snz
oeB lit bic Nniicbt Dortpiegeno, baB bic
Gtienbabnen nah uno nacb inter irgenD
nelben 8ortpdn6en bic 9teuangeiteIten
fOrtl6idcn uub lire friiberen Qeute pieDcr
bei6dftigen tperbcn.
YrGiioent 9cbS lit mieoer mach Terre
6aute 3uritG8efebrt. Sotber bate baS
0ircctOrium cine l6n9ere Sibun9, in tucls
cher be1onOerS bic BlGne Iiir Die nele poltz
ttibe Organization, Del6e BEN gtamen
yNmertca1 SnouitriaL Union" fiibren iou,
beiproben pur6en. 8ereitS am Samita8
bate ba5 0ircftorium cinen lGn9eren Nufz
ruf an Da3 Bublitum e~rlaiicr, in tpelcbem
bet Decfloiicne Streif uHb leine ltrlac5cn
SeraltcOert tperOen, I'M Oann 81 Dem
S6luB SIT ~9elon0en, baB Der Stimmfaiten
Ser ein5i9e 9toB lei, tpo Oieie 6ro9en aus
gefOcbten per0en f0nnte unO DaB Die
Nrbeiter i6re ci8eneu 2eute in Die @eieBa
gebung ienDen mitBten.
Otebrere @eiitlt1e in 8uumon Qe6en
nit benz @ebanten UNI, 6errn BuQutan
ODER ieinen 0ertretern ben Nori9lag 3u
nlacbsn, BEN itreifenber Qtrbeiteru Sic 8ez
8ablun8 Der Wtetbe, ncldbe it'd in ben IeB@
ten Wonaten an8elamnelt bat, 81 %erlaiien.
9ta6 benz biSberi8en Ger6alten Yullman'S
gu urtbeilen, miro berielOe Gin oerarti8eS
@eiub bon it6 peiien, iel6it tpcnn Die
betr. Nrbciter lid bereit 3et9en iouten, Die
Qtrbeit pieber auf3unebmen.
, 1894-08-06
mer miro fte9en?
5wci Observation-Disclosures i'm Kampf nm
oen Sefib oes uminofor"= GRcaters.

Sn GROCER N%ufrc9u1g fam g~eitern Q(beno
Der 2(0pofat Wc@reo, Ser HebtSbeiItano
6eS Observation-Disclosures Geubltt, Der 6aS
BtnblorzG beater an Der 81. GlarfltraBe
8entietbct bat, in Sic St Chicago Noe.z
g olt5etitatiOn gelaufe1 uno Derlangte poll
Setlt6en S6uB fir ieinen Glicnten. Sc
fanntli6 baben iib Die @crid6te in lester
3ett Dielfacb nit Der MttetbSfrage bc3iiglicb
oe5 9%cnannten GRcater5 belbGfti9cn mill
len. 2lu8 Dem Ie9aleu Gonteite tpuroe am
Samitag 2lbeno Elm bano9rctflicber. 9te
alte Gbeater9eieui9aft, ipelcbe btSber i'm
gSinbior>S beaten geipiclt bat llno, troBe
Dem lie eincn She'll Der 9tcntc icbulotg ge>
bLteben lit, au6 in Der nGcbiten Soiion
meitcr 81 ipielen 9~e0entt, muBte ibr perz
meintlt6eS Ge6t Der neren @eieQicboft
gegenitber, mIde ba8 Sbeater fir bic am
10, Quguit B. S. 3u eroffnen6s Sation gez
po6tet Bat, nit @elpalt p%erfedbten, 10 oaB
eS I'M 0an0umbreben gu elmer regeLrebten
6olSeret fam, tpelbe allcroing8 unbluti9
uerlief. Die altc 0elcuihaft moQte ibr
warm geipOr6encS gteIt nidt Derlaiien unb
mar iett etnt9er Belt nit Gorbereitltngen
fir Die neue SaIion bei9dftigt. 0a fife
bic 8eitBit0rung letten5 Der neu ~enga9irten
S6auipicler erfoI8rei0 3uritfgetpjeicn uno
oaS 6elo %bebauptet bate, 10 requtrirte sic
geihIagene 8artei eili8it eini9c 8infer.
tonianer, Die jebob ~ebcnfaQ5 ben &iir3ercn
3o8en unb nacb elmer fur3en 8rii9elei an
Die 2uft 8eiebt pur6en. Gerbaftungen
tDur0en ni6t Oorgcnommen.
0citern mar nun benz Qll1ipaIt O2cGrea
81 Sbren %gefommen, 6aB Die ueue @cieuz
i9ait filnf8i8 8j%ntcrtonianer engagtrt babe,
nit beren 6iilfe itc iib nit @eipalt in ben
8eitB beS Gbeaters ieBen mouc. SIN Ser
Gorousiebun9, oaB cS babel 5u 8(utpcrs
8teBen fommen unb ~unic9ulbi8e 3Deotcrz
beluber in Witleibenihaft 9e3o8en pcr0en
i~pilrOcn, nGnbte 6err W}cGrel iib nm
S6uB an bic 8OIi5et. 0aS Gtu5i9c, ipoS
9cibab, mar, baB Die 2orra6eeitr. sStQtion,
in oercn 9iitrict ba5 Sbcater licgt, ibre
bort i%tationirten Noljsilten a%nipies, 6te
@u8en often Sit baltcn un6 Seben gu Dcrz
baften, Der etnen 8eriu9 sur 3u6eIt0rung
ma6en ioIte.
Die 6ragc, peId6eS @eleuicbaft in Ser
nd6iten Salon I'M 0inolor@3 bcater iptcz
len ptrb, bebarf elmer b~aLbi8eu 20iung, 6a,
tpie gela9t, bas Gbeater i6on am 10, Qtu9,
tpteoer etDffnet per0en 1on.
, 1894-08-06
furd2terlth 5u9erihtet.

Der ettpa 34id6ri9e in 229 8rifoItraBe
pobnenbe 806me @nton Storiart lpurbe
geitern III ser Triibe an Der II. StraBc,
no6e Der Stateitr., bon 4 8erle1 ongcz
fallen un6 ais bieQ8egclagerer ntcbt5g 8crtQs
Doues bel tbm ftnben %fonnter, fiircbter=
li6 miBbanoelt. Sn bemuBtloi lem 3uitan6e;
unbsmitS dnittz unO Sti6munDen am gam
sen &0rper beoedt, lteBcn Die 8ier t6r
Opfer D0nn Iie9en. 2l8 Storiort mach
Stunben Die 8citnnung tpieber %erlangte,
icbleppte ct ii9 Die At. Str. e~ntlang. Q[l
ser @de Der Bentportb @pe., be9egnete i'm
Der 8laurof 2(nDru8, Der ibn nab Der
6aIiteOitraBens Station icbaffen lieB. 8on
bort bra6tc man i6n, 6a bic @erlcBungen
iebr i9Iinmer Natur ftnb unb er BON
BlutDerluit INNER ibpdcber puroe, na9
benz GountDs6 oSpttaI. Storiort lit auBer
Stonbe, etlte 8ei9reibun8 Der Naubcr gu
9eben.
, 1894-08-06
Stdott1bes.
Oett0rtes gafebau=Spiel.
0m meitieite 8aiebou=por perur=
fodt Elm 3euer unter oen 5000
6uidauern cine pantf.

Gtwa 200 traqen Ri6. uno s6nittwunoet
oopon, MIR 3rpei erleioen ernitIihe Der
Iebutaeu. - ollie retten iib auf oen
SpieIpIob. - DerIuft $4,000, 10000
Deritderuno. 2Inoere ;feuer.
, 1894-08-06
Rletne Qusrei6er.

Die in 1924 Maribftel6 QtDe. wobncn6e
Srau Scrip lift Bic &eiterin elmer 8rioatz
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS en- miniature.
Sbrer @ufitDt itnO bic foIgen6cu &inber
lntcrlteQt: G0ttb (bon ibr oboptirD 8,
YtabeL Q8rigbt, 6, 0}eria @rigbt, 4, unb
OliOe &au8fOrO, 3 Sabre alt. QllS am
SamItag 9tabntittag Trau Scrip baS
6auS oerlteB, UNI nacb Dem Mount Green
pooos&tr9bOf gu 8eben, iiberre0etc @btt6
bic bret anbercn &inoer, auSSufneifen.
ollie gingen b~ereitmiuigit ouf @Dit68 S0ee
elm nno pcrlieBen 6o8 !6au8. 9ob nOcb
batten tic nicbt etni9c 8lof8 btnter Ii6, ais
lie bic S9at 3u bereuen anfingeu unb bis ami
@ottb betmfebrten. Oieie lit bis eur Stunoe
nocb rIcbt mach 6Quie gefommeu uno oeren
AHteatbolt oU5 nicbt SIT ermitteln g~etpeIen.
, 1894-08-06

Gin METER Wirtb.
III. Carey uno orei Spie6eefeuen inter meh=
reren 2Infla9en perPaftet.

SIN Ser 60be 9art Station iiben SO,
GareD, Der in Dem 0auie go. 5501 2afe
Qpenue cine Mtrt6ldaft betreibt un6
6arrp Sopce, Batrif QafOn unb Sobn
Brennan. Garep lit augeflagt, ODnc 2icen3
Sptrttuoien D%erfauft unb feline @irt6icbaft
nacb Mitternobt autgebalten au baben.
Q(uBer0em wiro ct aber aucb beS Eaubes
beihul6i8t. Die onocren bret itno oes
Q(ngrifieS uno &aubeS an8efIagt. @eitern
Wfor9en nm 2 l1br erlbien Sobn 81. 9ft0z
geleD bon 1926. Dearborn StroBe in Der
6D6e 8arf 8olt3eiitation. Sctn @eIi6t
tDar bLutrinittg unO 9eibmOuen unb feline
&lctber 3errtiien. gr er3d6lte benz 2ieut.
6eaIeD, DaB ct BON GareD unb orei anberen
Mtdnnern in beS @riteren @irtbaft ongez
sriffen unb mtB6anoeIt Woroen lei, neil CT
it6 gemei9ert babe, feline 8aaric6aft berau8z
3ugeben. Die g "oIt5iiten 8urte unb @oggtn
be9a6en iib barauf nocb Ser @irtblcbaft
unO Dcr6afteten SOpce, 2afon un6 8rcuz
nan, bod erit, nacbOem tie ie Bis SIT ben
Suinots Getrat S6ienen Derfolgt batten.
Gorep entfam BEN 8eamten, 0ocb puroe
au5 ct 9eitern Iben0 Derbaftet.
, 1894-08-06
Nnoere fencr
OooA7S fnrirt

DAP 6Oob's @ori oporiQa furirt, 1T weber
cine miiili9e nod iibertrieberle 8ebouptuug
ieiner Gt9e1tbimer. Wttt6eillngeu Don
8auieuben 9lalbDitrbiSer Yerionen beitGttz
gen, baB 6oob's tlrirt.
, 1894-08-06
Robe SeeIeute.
Die SdIepperFapitdne Sropn uno SlnYtR
mi6hanoeIn ohne 6runo Bernard 3IYnn
uno werfen ibn in oen See.

SIN etnert emporen0en, ro6en Nuftrttt,
Bel benz Ser Capt. 8ropn bonn SAleppz
0nnpfer yGalumet" lln0 Gapt. Su1Dt6
bonn Scb!epper vBerfection" Die tpenig be:
netoenSlDcrtbe 6auptrol4e ipielten, fam eS
gcltern auf benz y0opermeut Qicr" gegen>
iiber benz Qincoln Yarf. Qluf benz ,8ier"
beiiBt cine Srou Wfc9ermon6 cine 8uoe,
in tpelcber auBer ben lanoeSiibLicbe @r>
frti6un8cn aucb itGrfere @etrGnfc fir ben
9urlttgen 81 Daben itnb. 9ieien lcBterel1
llnlitanO 9Gtten ii9 geitern 9tacbmittog bic
betOen @apltGne 81 9tuBen 9ccbacbt unb DeS
0uten beretts 81 Dtel 9etban, ais ein gez
ptlicr Bernard TlDnn ul1o oei1en 6rau nit
Dem Ser8nitgungSbampter Sunbeam" oil
Dem Yier ctntrGfen. Sn 8egleitun9 6e3
GbepGareS befan0 itb ein pierjGbrtger
8nabe. 9erielbe lit Elm Sobn bon 6rau
OtcOermon0, Die bon ibrem W2anne 9ez
trennt lebt. Sbren Sobn hattie tie felt
einiger 3eit bel ben 6lDun's in 9flege
ge9eben uno leBtere fa1nen geitern binaus,
UNI Der Wuttcr iDres 4flealin9S einen 8ez
lub ab3uitatten.
Ser &letne mar bon frii6er ber ben bet=
Den @apttGllen pobl befannt; Ite batten oft
Wv" OPND "Ht ITHN ESpuOI UNIV US ntULleC
bate Jpn bauptl09lt6 6eBbaLb fortgegeben,
6omit CT nit ben Seeleuten, bon Denen er
nacb ibrcr Nnitcbt ni6ts @utes lernen
~fonnte, ni5t mebr in 8eru6rung tommen
loute. Die beioen SeebGren batten ben
8leinen faum erblift, ais ite aucb iOfort
be9annen ibn 81 bGnieln unb oQerbon6
lining nit linn GIT treiben, Srau SlDnn
perb0t fiA bteS uno muBte 6afitr robe
Scbimpfporte bon ben ~betrunfenen Goptz
tdnen btnncbmen. Sebt trat ibr @atte
Deran unO fOrOerte ie auf, iicb anftdnOig
gu benebmen uno Dor @uem ibn 1nD feline
Tamilte nnbebeQt9t 81 Iaiien, 8utbenb
fieIen bic beiOen Grunfenen iber i'm her,
miBban0clten ibn unO ftieBen i'm icblieBz
ltcb III ben See binein. Tlpnu tDir6c
iD~o6ribeinltb ertrunfcn fem, tpcnn Der
DSunbcam", 6eiien GapitGn ben &organo
beoba5tet bate, nicbt iOfort berangefoumen
pare unb i'm All 8orb genommen 6Gtte.
, 1894-08-06

ueorneO &uns4- @bico9o, 8; Cincinnati, l. rSpo
8aIe 9its" - Nuiou, M}urpbp. r9ouble Ylop" Sab
len nuo NniDn. nQGtlb 8itDeS"-9mpcr. uumpire"-
MtCCMalo. SpieIaelt = @tanbe nnO Is MIinntem.
, 1894-08-06
unb 6ctrdgt Sic @erii4erun9 boranf cttpa
AOn nOn t

unb bctragt Sic @erIi9erung baranf cttua
$4,000.
0a8 8aQipiel ion, pie set @r6it6ent
oe5 bieitgen 8alebaQeGlub5, 6art, NIT
tbetlt, burcbouS l1ibt unter6recben unO fir
baS beutige SpieL ibon etn propilorti6er
3ui6auerraum erritbtet tperben. Som
GouniD>6oipttol aus iaben iib bic in Oem7
lel6en bcftnhli9en acknowledgement baS
Teuer all. Sn einigen 2l6tbeitun9en 9ertee
tben Die Batienten, ais ite erfubren, odB eS
int 8aiebau>Barf brenne, in Qlufre9un9;
bod le9te itc9 bieieL6e b0l6, olS man i5nen
mitt9eilte, baB feline Gefabt fit tie Dor7
banben lei.
Sin g%eptiier CLAUDE EaDen0n, BON 3033
Soutb Yart QlDe.. BON Dem man a11fangs
annabn, baB CT in bemTeuer umgetommen
tpGre, taucbte ge9en 2lbeno tpOblbebalten in
letner Wobnung auf.
0noere 9eucr.
SIN 6ol36ofe ber v@ttD Gumber 60" an
gfortb QlDe. unb gtortb 8ranb Gallo i'm
nDrblicben t6ol3bofbt1trifD bra9 8eitern
firth 8 llbr etn Teuer aus, ooS etnen Sbaz
ben BON $4,000 Derurlocbte. @S fonnte
biSbcr ni6t ermtttelt tpcrbelt, pobur6 bic
les Seuer entftan0en mar.
0aS @ei6GftsIotal Der @ommtiIon5z
Sirma @ooLt 9ccman & 9tole, Gfe
linton unb Gallbolpbitr., tpurbe 9eiteru
Naamittag bur9 Teuer gum 8etra9e BON
$4,000 9ei6Gbi9t. 9aiieIbe c~ntitanb bur6
Die GrpLoiton elmer Sellampe. Gbef
Spenie, Der ge9en 4 ltbr bic @e9en6 paiz
itrtc, mar ser Grlte, Ser 6as Seuer ent>
befte nn6 2larm CAB.