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The Portland daily press., 1894-07-16
DEATHS.

IN this city July 18th, Thomas F.. sFitZger-
aid, aged % years, 5 months, II days.
Funeral from. his late residence, 81 Larch
street, Tuesday morning at $50 O'Clock. Re-
late Conception at o'clock.
In this city July IA. HAIRCUT L., daughter of
the late Capt SamI Haines.
In South Portland, July 10, Henrietta widow
of the late Joseph M Gritty aged 46 years s
months
Funeral on Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock,
from her late residence, Stanford street.
In Brewer, July 8, Mrs. Martha L. Chadwick,
aged AZ years.
In South Gardiner, July O. Mrs. Nellie a.
Spearing, aged 81 years.
In East Machias. July /, Alonzo Armstrong
aged 81 years.
In East Machias. July 1. Mrs. Almira Holmes
aged 35 years.
In Belfast, July O. Humphrey N. Lancaster.
In Thorndike, July 1. Annie L. Bryant, aged
IS years.
IN PhipSburg, June 80 Mrs. Hiram P. Wymau
In Bangor. July l. Mrs. Mary A. kirkpatrick,
aged 80 years.
In Orone, July l. John W. Mayo. aged 80 yrs.
In Peru, June 1. Leonard M. Brown, aged
IS years.
In Gardiner, June 1, Mrs Louisa Watt, aged
40 years.
In Buckfeld June 80, Mrs Mary J. Jersey.
aged II years.
In Ellsworth, June 2e. Mrs. Ellen Bresnehan,
aged IA years.
ton. aged SO years.
In Auburn, July 4. Mrs. Sarah Smith, wife OF
S. S. Smith, aged go years IL months S
In Phillips, July 8, Mrs Martha Wells, aged
65 years.
In 0rono, July l. John w. Mayo, aged 80 yrs.
In West Hampden, July 8, William F. Low,
aged IA years.
In Newport, July 1, Miss Carrie S. Miles, aged
"a years.
In Cornyille, July 2. Abel G. French, aged
"a years. Nee
In Mason, Jnly 8. Bernal D. Mills aged 10
In Blaine, July l. Deacon Enoch Noble aged
rs years. vow
years. N'oN -
10 years. go
+ In, Rockland. July 4, Mrs. Harriet Rankin,
aged S8 years.
The Portland daily press., 1894-07-16
MUNICIPAL COURT.


BEFORE JUDGE GOULD.
Saturday, H.Bennett. Intoxication
fined SO and costs.
Patrick Higgins. Intoxication: fined SIS
and costs.
Patrick E. Mckay. Intoxication; fined
SIS and costs.
George Bartlett. Perjury; bound over to
the grand jury in the sum of $500.
The Portland daily press., 1894-07-16
Notes.
The Death Rate.

There were seven deaths recorded in
Portland last week, of which there were
one each from cancer, intestinal paralysis,
phthisis, surgical shock and tonsilitis and
two from meningitis. Two were in ward
one, one in ward five, and four in ward
seven.
The Portland daily press., 1894-07-16
MUSIC AND DRAMA.


The bill at the Pavilion at Peaks ISL
and this week will be of special interest
to lovers of comedy. The sparkling
comedy, Our Regiment will be pre-
sented by the McCallum company for the
first time today, afternoon and evening.
The piece is one continuous laugh from
start to finish, and one that will be par
ticcularly interesting to patrons of that
comfortable little resort Miss Hall will
have an opportunity to display hersversa-
tile powers to a great extent in the part
of Enid, role which is entirely differ
ent from any she has as yet portrayed.
Mr.. McCallum has an iresistably funny
part in that of Mr.. Do bbins, the hen
pecked husband. In fact, every mem Der
of the company has part particularly
interesting this week. The costumes
are exceedingly handsome. The sue
cess of the "Magdalen" is bound to be
repeated this week. VIM. f. Denny ana
and the Weston Sisters will be seen in an
entirely new line of specialies. Reserved
seats can be secured in advance at
Stock bridges music store
Notes.
Miss Ida K. Tarbox, soprano, and Mrs
Jennie King Morrison, contralto. have
been engaged for concert at Berlin. N
H., next Thursday evening.
The Portland daily press., 1894-07-16
The Dallas.

The United States steamer Dallas will
have to lie up at her wharf for time, as
she is about to have some $4,000 worth of re-
pairs made on her machinery. While .the
repairs are going on Captain Smythe will
probably receive leave OF absenca.
The Portland daily press., 1894-07-16
OWEN, MOORE & 60.

IL ~ w,
white, cream and black,
assorted designs,at IL I-2c,
regular price 25c,
'ORSETS COUNTER.
One lot of fine linen
summer Corsets, silk en-
broidered, at 1.I2, marked
down from $50. This is
one of the best corsets for
warm weather the depart.
ment has ever sold and
the price is very low.
UMBRELLAS COUNTER.
One lot of high grade
fancy silk Parasols, cost
ing from IS to 81, are to
be sold today at half the
regular prices.
NOTIONS COUNTER.
One lot of nickle plated
Towel Racks, one, two
and three arms, at &C, &c
and &C; marked down
from SC, Ioc and Isc. A
useful article in every
household.
HOSIERY COUNTER.
One lot of women's
fancy Hosiery, Onyx dye,
boot style, at 2ec, marked
down from soc.
One lot of children's
| Onyx black ribbed Stock
ings, high spliced heel
and double knee, at 3oc
| to 4oc, marked down from
CSC to SO, sizes 7 to 10.
MEMS HOSIERY COUNTER.
One lot of Onyx black
Half Hose, high spliced
| heels and soles. to be sold
| at 27c today, marked
down from 36c great
value.
UNDERWEAR COUNTER (Men's).
One lot of "Otis" An
CORA U n d drawers,
Knickerbocker style, for
boys six to sixteen years,
at 27c, marked down from
4oc.
DRESS TRIMMINGS COUNTER.
One lot of insertion
Trimming Braids, brown
and black, at SC, SC and
lac a yard, marked down
| from Ioc, I5c and 1861
BASEMENT.
| One lot of German
| Lunch Baskets, at 16c
today, regular price a5c.
One lot of Japanese
| Teapots, with Toxic dec
Grafton, to be sold today
at 18c, other days CSC.
1
One lot Of small oak
| Tables, for supporting Jar
| dinieres, flower pots and
for other uses, to be sold
at 75c today, other days
| $I.36.
The Portland daily press., 1894-07-16
A Great Improvement.
1kNe New Horsford's

marks new era in baking powders 1t pro-
duces results never before obtained 1t excels
In baking strength, purity and healthfulness
Try 1t.
The Portland daily press., 1894-07-16

UNDERWEAR COUNTER (Children's)
One lot of knitted rib.
bed Waists, for children
four to eleven years, at
NC, marked down from
csc.
BLOUSES, ETC.
An assorted lot of fine
white alawn waists, which
have become slightly de-
faced from being shown
in the window, to be sold
at SO per centAdiscount
from regular prices. The
goods are actually worth
from 75c to AIS each---
one-third discount today.
INFANTS OUTFITS COUNTER.
Aylot Of percale Dresses
for children, three, four
and six years, handsome
stylish goods, to oat $50,
2.75 and 800 today, mark
ed down from $50 and
400. Also a small lot
fine feather stitched Lawn
Caps, for.babies up to four
years old. Ito be sold at
100, regular price 400,
right for hot weather.
UNDERWEAR COUNTER, Muslin.
An assorted lot Of
white muslin Corset Gov
ers, trimmed with laces
and hamburg embroidery,
at acc, marked down from
from soc, sizes 32,s3S and
40 only.
LACEs COUNTER.
Twenty pieces of COL
ored Silk Tissue and Pa
risian Yelling, plain and
satin borders, assorted col
ors, at 1oc a yard, marked
down from I5c and 25c.
EMBRoLDERLEs COUNTER.
One lot of square and
oblong Russian Lace
Tides, I2xI7 inches, at
15c, marked down from
zoe.
LINENS COUNTER.
Fifteen odd pairs ofIfne
hemstitched and Swiss
e'm;b'r sid cred Pillow
Shams, to be sold at about
IS per cent Of the marked
prices. These are sample
pairs and some of them
are slightly soiled. AT
same counter we will sell
today a lot of fine Mar
settles Bed Quilts at r.75,
regular price 2.25.
HANDKERCHIEFS COUNTER.
One lot of Swiss en-
broidered Handkerchiefs,
wrought in delicate colors,
fine quality and beautiful
designs. at SIC today,
worth soc.
YARNS COUNTER.
One lot of Morse, Ka-
ley's Knitting Cotton at
SC a ball.
RIBBONS COUNTER.
A hundred and twenty
five pieces of satin edge
gros-grain Ribbons, as
sorted widths and colors,
at &c a ward TO-DAY reo,,
The Portland daily press., 1894-07-16

PIDs for building a westinghouse for
ID the Congregational society at Free
port, Me-, will be received until Saturday,
July 21st. 1894. The committee reserve the
right to reject any and all bids. Plans
and specifications may be seen upon appIi-
cation to the committee.
W.. A. DAVIS, Chairman.
Freeport. Me-, July l4th, 1874. jlyl6dIw
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-07
WAS A POOR BOY FROM MAINE.
At AT He Is a Millionaire and President
 of the Bankers' Association.

At AT He Is a Millionaire and President
 of the Bankors' Association. ' MT. John J. P Odell, now president of Ihe American Bankers association, is chfos2go millionaire only AZ years old and resideffrS>of the Union National bank of hat city. Ahe last was nominally the twentieth anniisl convention of the asso- kation, as the first, movement to organize was in 1875, but a year passed before organization was c6anplete. The first eeting was at Saratoga flT- 1875, and the St regular officers were &lected at a eting in Philadelphia in October, 1876. e objects are mutual protectioS and operation, and of late years there has bn much discussion of plans to main-, p the system of national banks without deposit of United States bonds. The bnt convention at Baltimore adopted for issuing circulation on paid up tai, which is to be urged on the atten- of congress.
 r. Odell was born in Eastport, Me-.
 47 and was educated for civil engi-
 but one trip with party of survey
 hen he was but 16 years old gave
 strong distaste for the profession.
 ed to enlist in the army, but was
 ed on account of his youth, and at
 ge of IS located in Chicago, obtain
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-07

The railroad and express detectives are paid according to tho requirements of the companies. h the far west, where freight stealing is often carried on by organized bands of highwaymen, men of nerve as well as brains are needed, and there they receive salaries as high as $250 month. The ordinary railroad detective in the east receives considerable less but enough for good living.-New York Sun.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-07
ted Repast.

ted Repast.
 led for the night at a Iia woods. 1T am very , the host. Have you lm."
 bed, but watched pa a half hour the host jed by three hound |ightwood torch aloft.
 his almost starving bbit foot an rub my
 asked the guest.
 Iain't I got to go out er yer supper9" 9"-At-
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-07

las access to the old hris museum, says
 armor plated gun nth century.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-07
! |L.aziness.

Sand his wife was in- was a room over the b to time during the beiling with a long purpose, and Berg kith his foot to sat- wake and attending i'd not answer, she i'd went up stairs to |ange.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-07
WESTERN SYSTEM.

BIRMINGHAM SHEFFIELD AND PENNIES
 SEE RIVER RAILWAY.
, 1894-10-19
Stefen ms Darn.

Nm 10. S%eptember betraten Q8iQtam
OonfeD, WttbaeL WorrtiieD un6 Sobn
0artn1antt, bret Ser 9efGbrlicblten unb
ipa9baliigiten @inbreber Der g8eitieite, ben
8arbierIoben bon 8. &loie an l8oo6 Str,
8wiiben Bet II. unb Maib6urne, unb liez
Ben itb bort, 0a gerabe Elm &unoe beoient
tpuroe, auf Sen Stliblen nieoer. &aum
bate Der &unoe aber ben Qaben perlaiicn,
ais 6artmann nnb Oorfe0 iber &Gpie 6erz
fielen, i'm SIT 8oben icbtugen ultb auf's
8rutalite mtBbanOeIten. MG6renb iib Bic
l3tpei nit 8loie beidbdftigtcn, itabl Wlorz
rtiiep ale Gaiirmeiier, Clipper unb ioniti7
9eS gum 8arbteren un6 9aari6netben be-
n0t6tgte WateriaG, tpelhes aIeS 3uiamme1
einen g8ertb bon $3.50 reprQientirte,
un6 lief bamit gum Qaben binaus.
Que 9rei murben bat6 6arauf in elmer
NueD nt6t melt bon &loie'S QaDen
BON ben 9etecttpeS !6arbin9 un6
S6an9neiieD a%uf9egriffen un6 eingez
iperrt, 9ttcbter 9ooleD, benz fie I. 3. unz
ter Der Ginbrucb3antla9e Dor9efit5rt NOR;
ben tporen, perl@ob Den SAL auf 10 Sage.
Oils bann berielbe au|fgerufen tpur0e, mar
nur Sortmann I'M @eribt5iaale antpeIen6,
gontep unp WorriiieD, bie 8iir9ibait gez
felt batten, glGn5ten 6urcb NbDeienDeit.
Der 9ti9ter erfldrte ibre 8iir9i6oft fir
Derfauer, prbnete tbre MISUNDERSTANDING an
uno iiberipieS 6artttann Dem ~@riminalge5
ridt. Die @roBgci6iporenen erboben
9eftern cine Qlnflage gegen i'm. gonfep
lnb WforriiieD, Die ftcb bis ba6in berltedt
9ebaIten batten, bei3Ioien nun, Gals iie
bon ber Nnflages@ rDebun8 9egen 6arts
mann untcrridbtet mur6en), ittb i6ren
Sreunben tpieber 81 5eigen, bpffen6, oaB Die
0etectipS ibnen tpettcr feline 2[ufmerfldm=
felt l6e1lfen mirben. 9oCb Die 8olisiiten
8uliian unb Small, pelbc ic fannten
uno oucb puBten, baB 9e9en Die 6auunfen
Elm 6aftbefebl e%rlaiien mar, Derbafteten iie
unter Der allgemetnen Nnflage beS UNI
orbelttli9en 8etragenS unO IieBel1 bann in
Der Waripeuitr @Statior 6telelben unter
Ser QnfIa9e oeS @tnbru65 bucben.
Qluf Der Station wlrbe AUDI nod aus0e=
funoen, oaB Die 8etoen bret Sage mach
ibrem 8eri6tptnoen in baS 6auS 6es Qlbe
Senrettt, 1856 6aitin9S Str, einaebrocben
pareu uno bort cine goIbcne ltbr unO
Rleiber geitob[en batten. @inige Nto6barn
bottcn file nit ben &lei0ern auf benz Nrr1e
aus benz 6ouie treten feben un6 BET g oliset
nacb erfOlgter 2tnmelbung bes @inbruhS
cine auf Yontep unb MorriHep poIlen6e
8ei9retbun8 9egeben. Die 6enretti gez
ftobLenen Sacben iinO Bis iebt nod nicbt
ermitteIt iporbcn, ebcniO Der 9rOBte She'll
Ser GLoic 9eitoblenen Socbeu. &idter
0oolep iteIte Die 8eiOen bis sum 22. inter
ie $1,000 8itrgi9aft, priifte bielelbe aber,
ais fl. ibm unterbreitet wurbe, auf'S Gin
aeben01te.
, 1894-10-19

piiie nt6t, baB 2otterielooIe inter ben bon
Der G0mpa1D nerl6tften Sa6en getoelen
ieielt. 0ielelben miir6en n6mLi6 inter
rallder Mngabe Deri6idt, 6a lie, tpenn tie
pet GTpreB gei6tGt pirben, Gontraban6e
tpGren uno bic Qlblenber oieielben nibt ais
2Otterteloolc beclariren pur6en.
GumberIan6, O}6., Is. Oft.
@S lit feitgeiteat porben, oaB bic golbene
8rtue, peibe in SearceD's &eiietaid6e ge>
funoen puroe, sur 3eit, ais Der 8abnraub
Derllbt ipur0e, int 8eliBe Ser @rpreBcDmz
pa1D tpar unb bon berielben nab 9tic6=
m0no, Ba., 9elbjGt perben iolte. Ser
Ofann, Der it6 Dem Searccp in Sbenanz
ooab Sunction oniAloB unb am 9benb bot
Seorcep'S 0erbattun9 bier bur6fam, lit
ermIttelt fporoen, unb 5tpar befinbet ct iib,
ipte eS bciBt, in Yarfersburg, g8. z8a.
@ouperlteltr 8romn bat ben Staatsanpalt
Sloan telegr0pbilcb eriu9t, an benz beute
gta9mittag itd%ttftn6enben &erb0r beS Ser
bafteten tbetl5unehmen uno ben 0ebteren
fltr cine NuSliefcrung an ben @ouuerneur
S'Tarrell berett Su bolten.
s uni erlanb, W6., IS. Set.
s.. SearceD, Der 9eitern ltntcr 6er 9nz
fla8e, III ben fiir5liden 8a6nrarb in Sir
9lnlet pertptdelt SIT iett, bier Derbaftet
wurOe, ipurOe Dcute Nabmittag UNI 4 l1br
Dor 9tidbter 0offmann 9ebro1t. Nnmalt
GDonaS bon Baltimore, Der Die QloanlS
@rprcBe@ompd8nie %pertrat, erIu6te nm
cine &eri0icbung 6es SALES Bis gum
Samlta9. 0a bic QtnmGlte DeS 9[ngefla9z
ten, Gidbaro unb Wtac8et6 fcinen @inman6
erboben, 10 tpuroe oaS 0elub bepiuigt uno
bic GerbanbIun8 auf Samitag, 9ta6mittagS
nm 4 IDr, angeiebt. Ser N1geflagte lit
nG9 tpie Dor duBerit sugefn0pft. 9(ues
mas er iagt, lGuft borauf biraus, 6oB ct
ltb fir uni6ulotg erflGrt. Die 9lnii6t,
oaB Der NngetIagte, ob9leiGb bieueibt Elm
S6uft, troBDem nit BEN 8abnrau6 aidbts
8u tbun geba6t bat, 9~epinnt thinner mebr
9lnban9er.
8Dron, Sn., IS, Oft.
Ser nm Z ltbr firth bier abgeben6e 2ofal7
sug auf Der Gbica9o, Mtilmaufee & Ct.
8aul@@iienbabn fubr an Der cine babe
Wteile Oltlt1 BON Der Stabt bciinbltben
Sreu5ung Der Cambridge segen einen @az
gen, III iDelbem itb Srau George @obD
uno Srau Yatlter %befarben. 8eioe 0amen
ipurben gct0btet. 0as 8fer6 itan6 itiu,
ais Die S%ignalpfeife ertOnte, purbe iebo6
tpeiter 8etrteben, un6 ais BET Q3a9en ii9
geraDe mitten auf benz GjeLetle befan6,
puroe ct BON Ser Gofomotipe bes berauz
brauienocn 53u9eS getroffen. 9as Yferb
mar unOerIeBt 8ebLiebcn. Die bci6en 9a7
men tparen in 8Dron aniGiit9. Sic paren
Siin8ertnnen bon S6wetnfurtb, beS vGtOfz
forber @briitus". 8rau GbbD ipielte cine
Dirt Siibrerroue in Ser @eleui6aft Der
8ecfmaniten unb mar ieit Sa6ren nit bet
2lbfaiiung elmer 8ibel fir tbre @laubensz
g~e1oIien ~belchaftigt geipeien.
, 1894-10-19
1Odr ein Shnin6Ipr.

Ser angeblicbe u9rmaber un6 @o(6s
arbetter Samuel @olomann bon 537 g.
SefferlonitraBe tpuroe beutc bon tihter
@berbarbt pegen 8eruntreuung ibm 3ur
9teparatur iibergebenen 8ertb8e9enitGnbc
inter $500 B%argidbaft benz &rtminal9eridt
iiberrpieien. SIM 2tprit bate er bon Ser in
$50 QIDe. %pobnenOen Trau 8m. 8auffz
mann 3pei goloene &tnge gum @inleben
bon Steinen II. cine l1br gum &epartren erz
baIten. 9iele @Olomann onOertrauten
@egenitGnbe r%eprdienttren eiren Q8ertb bon
$40. Statt nun bic llbr unb 3in9e in
Stanb su ieBen, berfaufte Ober Deriebte CT
Ite unb macbte ii9 uniibtbar. Gor emit
gen Ga8cn begegnete tbut 6rau &auff=
mann's S9ipager un6 IieB i'm einiperrell.
0a @Olbmann iebr Ieioenb ausiab, 0ab
tbm &tbter @berbar6t bis Deute @eleqenz
belt, bic Qn9elegenbeit in Or6nun0 All
brin9en unb erIt beute, ais @ol6mann oics
nicbt gettan bate uno audi nic6t tbulr
fonnte, iiberpies ct ibn benz Grtminaleez
ri9t.
, 1894-10-19
6e6anfenIeier Riee i'm Otente ser
poItiet.

!0errn 9u6nig OainaIa, aus 1868 Neit
gtortb NDe., tpuroe geitern aus ieinem
Stale @agen un6 8fer6 geitobIen, beiicn
Wertb ct auf $500 ibdBte. ST 3etgte bies
lotort auf Der 9esplaitesitr Station an
,ullo man beauftragte BEN g oli3iiten 0eiB
NIT Der Nufftn0ung oes GbGterS. 9eBtercn
gldubte 9SetB in Der 8erion bes 23iGbri9en
George Nlltal1S beute frii6 gefultben 81
1aben, oenn er traf bcniclben in benz gez
lfoDlenen 8ug9D am 8aibington 8oulb.
an. NlS ct Ibn nab Ser 9e8plaine5itr.s
Station brac6te uno BORT in cine Belle
lperrte, fam 8ufGrtg Ser 6~cfannte Sc
bantcn(eier Prof. 8ert6olo HieB 6in5u, Der
beretts mebrere Wtale aus 8erbrechern Der
iblilnmiten Sorte @eitGn6niiie b~erauS9ez
pa bate. IS tpuroe tbm geitattet, feline
Sunlt oucb an 8tQiam3 5u probiren.
Gr TAB Otelen cine 9eraume .3eit an uto
la9te odnn, oaB 0erielbe bon eincm Wtanu
Nan1enS 8belan D~erlcitet porDen mar 0aS
8u8gD nit Dem Yferbe 81 iteblen uuo 0oB
8eioc iicb berein6art bitten, oas geIto6lene
Gut gu perfaufen uno itcb III ba5 @el0
3u tDetlen. Ni4iamS tpurOe frei6eblcicb,
ais ct 10 bon ben Gippen zines ltnbefannter
pernabm, mas auBer Bbclan uno
ibn NiemanO eigentli3 tpiIlen fonnte,
unb 3a99aft beltGti9te er 9tues, mas 9iieB
9ela8t bate. 9ieier IeGte iibrigenS nocb
attbere l3eugniiie ieiner unbeimlicben &unit
ab, inOem er pcri9ieOenen @nipeienben
mittDeiIte, mas tie auf benz @etpiiicn trll8eu
uno aub eini9e bbpnottiirte. 2eiber tpirb
aber Elm auf lolcbe 0etie bon @cfan9anen
crbalteneS @eitan6niB ntcbt ais 3eugntB
Dor @ericbt 5ugeIaifen.
, 1894-10-19
Rletne Oadrtdbten.

= Samc8 McGann, Elm unDerbcfIcr~
ltcDer GagabunO, miro cine Strafe bon SO
IN Der 8ribetpel abarbeitert.
= 8rib9et 9ttcbter, tpelcbe bcn g o~lisiften
8. g Soblerer 9citern an Der @eus Str.
NIT ben unia86arften 8cidbimpiungen be-
legte, erbieIt beute Morgen BON 9fi6ter
Wbeelcr i'm Boli3eigeribt Der 8. @9ica9o
2lDe. $40 Strafe 5ubictirt.
Srant Seating, benz man etnen un>
ldngit bel 6enrD 6. Wtu6le, geo. 1889
Wficbigan QOe., be9an8euen Oieblta6L CUR
2ai: lc9t, tpurOc bcute bon Gicbter Seperz
ion inter $500 8iir8i4aft benz Criminal
9ericbt ilberipteien.
= Inter 500 8irgibaft bertuies Gi6ter
W9tte 6eute fritD 9apiS 6tleuop an bas
@rtminol9eri6t. 9erlelbe iou geitern BET
@baS. 4nberien, $40. 50 Charlton 9(be.
etn8ebro3cn iein unb S6mudgegenItQnDe
i'm Bcrtbe bon $25 9eitoblen 6aben.
= Ober6aucommiiidr SoneS bat Die
PlGne Der gtorOicite@S 81 raBenbabn @eIeuz
icbaften fir bic. BerlGngerung ibrcr geplanz
ten 9tnte an Der Soutbport QOe. bon Der
@ldrtltr. bis 3ur Glpbourn QtDe. 9epriift
nnb wirO Ben Blon beute 9tbenD Dem
StaOtratb in letner @rtraiiBung empfebz
lenb unterbreiten.
Die bon Sobn Cor, $50. 40 Gc6a,
Str. i%pobnboft, 8e8en feline 9ticbte Mfaggie
8tuiams ~anb6ngig 8cmachte &lage, 6aF
oielelbige nit Dem Sarbigen 9leranber
Sadlon @6ebrub treble, purbe bon Gibtel
NS9eeler auf cine BOcbe beriboben, ba Oas
8elaltun9smatertal nibt abioIut 8tpeifeQOs
mar.
, 1894-10-19
Stdoti1bes.
Gin jdbSornt9er Gbe9emabl.

Gin @bemann, tpte ct nicht iein ioa, lit
Gbrtlt QuertIrtD, Der NIT letncr TamtLie
in 1927 6tnman Str. nobnt. @r fol-,
(iDte leine Srau beute in elmer bor Gi9ter
@berbarbt ge9eu i'm ipe9en tbGtlt6en Nne
9rtftS anbGn8tg 9ema6tcn &la9e auSiagD
iii 0cuticblanb i'm Sdb3orn etnen 2lrbeitSz
foaegen BON einem 6elien Derabgeitiir3t
unO bierfltr cine 3u9tbauSitrofe perbiiBt
bdben. We9en elmer an0eren dbnli6en
Nffaire ipurbe CT in l1nter1u9ungSbaft gez
nommen, entsDg it6 aber berGerurtbeilung
burcb cine Breckenridge Qtbreiie na6 Nr1ez
rita. 9ob au6 bier lit uno bletbt ct Der
tGb5ornige Wfann, Ser leine Trau (oneeb7
LID aus @tferiu6D un6 feline &inoer aufS
8rEtaIire %beDanbelt. 8or einiger Belt Lag
fem dltelteS &tnb auf Gem &rantenbett.
NlS ct (Gbrilt. Querfurtb) eini8e Stunz
ben Dor benz &ranfenbette 1pacben lo%te
unb 0aS bon S9merSen geplagte &tnb einz
NAL laut aufi9rie, CAB Oer 0ater benz
franfen &tnoe cine lol9e Sbrfeige, baB eS
~itunbenlan9 aus Otunb unb Stale bll1tete.
9ret Sage oarauf ftarb bas &inb, angebz
Itb in Solge bon 8lutftur5. 0a Querz
furt9 nt6t genug ber6tent, bGlt ct Soft
9Gnger. Gtner berieLben, Boris Sbmt6t,
Der tbm pte0erbDlt nit @elo auSbalf, ia
tDm oa9 9elo Iteb, I'm lein tOotes Gtnb be-
9raben 3u %fOnnen, lit tbm, neil er jebt bnS
@elb tpieoeroerlangt, Elm Dorm i'm 9tuge.
0a nun aber ietne Srau anberS geartet lit
ais CT un5 baS 8enebnlen t6reS Wtannes fur
Elm ibretenbeS 1ture3t unO ltnbantbarfetl
bdGt, 10 bei6ulot9t CT tie beS inttmen Inn
gangs nit S6mibt. ST beldtuor beltte,
baB ct fte tpiebcrbolt aus 80rt'S Sblafz
3immer babe berauStreten leben unb iie
ilber un0 itber ROTH getporOen mare, ipenn
iie i'm Gbren Mfann) auf Der 2auer err
blidte.
QI5 CT tie nun Dor einigen Ta9en tpteber
BET bieier angeblicben 8erleBung Der ebee
licben Grele abgefaBt un0 5ur &eoe geitellt
bdtte, babe tie tin er1t nit etnem &oblcnz
lc6iirer, odnn nit etnem 8itgeleilen unb
enbti1 nit einem y8iQD" Die Woffe
Sbmibt'S, aus benz 6aule gejagt. Die
6rau aber, sic i'm 8unfte ebelicher Sreue
itcb ntdtS mill Dergeben baben, belbpDrt
0agegen, baB ct iie allfs 8rutalfte r1iBz
baubelte unb ite nur auf feline ars9eitoBez
men 9ro6ungen, nit tbr un6 S6mibt Elm
fir ale Wtale ab3urecbnen, i'm einiperren
lieB. Die GOItgGnger unO Nnbere iteaen
Der Trau Elm Dortrefflicbes SeumunoSatteit
ans, bagegeu Dem Gbriit G%uerfurt6, i6rem
Gbe9enlabl, Elm NIGHTS tpentger al5 gutes.
9ticbtcr @berbarbt bebielt ii6 Die Gnti6ei7
bun9 bis gum 26. Dor unb fteute Querfurtb
bis bdbtn unter $500 8iirglbatt.
, 1894-10-19
$26,042,6O6.I3
S62,O42.6O6 10

POAsOfA.OOOl Il
Die Tirma contro[irt i'm @anSen 1888
WaggOns. Die 3abt Der 8aiiagiere betru8
i'm Streitiabre 1892, 1913 9egen 5,672, 129
ais &unben5abl beS GoriabreS; aIiO cine
&bnabme nm Z Bro3ent. Die oerfauften
@ag8onS, tlagte !6err BuQman, bitten
rnur" 50, 347, BIB unb Sic itbri9en Snz
buittie5pei9e unur" $578,O14.28 abgemors
fen. 0tuf Der Guuman 9Oan G SaOingS
8anf %befdnOen ii6 nur $356,361.15, ba
Die 3abL Der 0epolitorenpon 2260 ouf 1853
geiunfen iet. Die 8camten wurben ale
tDieberertpGblt, nGmlicb:
BrGitbent = SEQ. 80. SULLIVAN; J..
8tcez 8rdiibent = 9orace 8orter, 81. g.;
2. 8ice7Brditbcnt = &. .. g8ides; 9ts
rectoren: @eo. so. 8uuman, WtarIbau
Steto, S. B. 9oane, Norman 8iuiaunS,
8. g. 81. Spraguc, G6tcago, SenrD g..
9nlbert, Stem gort; 9enrp 81, 8eeb,
0oItou.
, 1894-10-19
Shneue 8ef0r0eruns eines 8riefes

Mit tpelber Experimentation S6nelz
lt9teit beut5utage etn 8riet beforbert lpers
ben farm ut6 AUDI ptrb, bewetien foIgenoe
@n9aben. @m Sonntag, Den Z. Sftober,
murbe Elm an g. 8. Yrit6aro in GDicago
geriHteter 8rief bon Glasgow III England
abgei9tGt. 9erieIbe erretbte Stem gorf
nit Dem 0ampfer vGampania" III Cams
tag, Sen 13. Sftober unb trat in GDtcago
am Montog ben Is. OftDber Elm. Nun
bate aber 6err 8ritc6ar6 telegrapbtib bic
9facbribt erbalten, 6aB ct lofort na9
@loSgom fommen ioQe. NdDereS iperbe
ibm Durb ben 8rtef an9egeben iper0et.
6crr 8ritbarh bate bcSbal6 etnen TreunO
ge5eten, ibmt Sen 8rief iOfort na6 Neu
Oorf n%acbsuIc6iden. 9tcS gelbaD, unO Der
Brief befanb itcb am Wltttpo6 Wtorgen, ben
II. Ottober, 3tpet Stunben Dor Nb8ang
beS 0~anlpferS, III BEN 6Gnoen oes Noreis
iatcn. Dieter beitdtigte iofOrt ben Gm7
pfang 6es 8riefes unb Die Qnttport traf
geltern 9ta6mittag UNI 3 ltbr bier etn. Sin
8rief bate bemno6 Sic @ntfernung bon
672O Meilen in II 3agen uno B Stunoen
suritd9elegt, cine 2eiitun8, bic bisber rns
iibertroffen 0aite6t.
9(nsetgen III Der Nbenbaus9abe Ser Suit
rniS StndtS7ett1tno hnben ben befteu GrfnId.