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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-17
The French Xillqge Lnhorcr.

The material condition Of the day la
borer is not so good as IL was fifteen or
even ten years ago, one may confidently
affirm that they earn e less than they
did. and a farm servant of twenty years
f. less. Still. rent is the same. the taxes,
however, slight they may be. have in
creased, wood is dearer, bread is certain
" not cheaper: clothing alone costs less
now The cause of this state of things
must undoubtedly be attributed to asri-
cultural depression which has pervaded
all Europe. and 10 the bad harvests OF
the last ten years. However. their con-
dition is much better than 1t was half a
century ago I'm every way. Then men
might be seen thrashing the corn In win
ter. working by the light of lamp from
$3.50 4. NJ. to : =. NJ. receiving only 60.
q dav and their food, and during har-
vest they earned only IS. 81. a day.
4 farm servant OF fourteen years Of
aee. who now earns az least - a year.
then received only his food, the farmer
eunnI,1ng him with wooden shoes and a
bIouse. AT seventeen only would he be
Gin 10 earn a little money. As a rule the
French laborer is sober. Industrious.
bardworling. and thrifty. his chief aim
baipg TO save a little money or 10 buy
land TO leave 10 his children. As a rule
families are not numerous and one
rarely, n ever sees such early marriages
as are freauent among the lower classes
IN England. One reasOn(is that the mill
i,arv service IS compulsory: every man.
rrlces physically disabled. IS bound 10
serve for three years, from twenty-one
10 twenty-four years; 50 they cannot
marry till this is over at any rate, and
many do not tin much later. However,
~ military service is certainly borne
',.t,bo,t reluctance and as a matter Of
LUIS. nv most Frenchmen.-The Contem-
r,Orary Review.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-17
sCAL orr 1,STO MINERS.
Committee Appoin cd 10 agree Upon Scale

Committee Appoin. cd 10 Agree Upon Scale
obe .epotted L, a Joint Convention.
CLEVELAND. OHIO. May l6-The mi
ners and mine owners representatives
meeting separately oday, agreed that a
committee Of FIVE members representing
each State be appointed TO agree upon
D. scale OF wages. TO be presented to the
Joint convention. arranged satisfactorily
To each State upon that basis.
Following Is the operators committee:
Oh.o~F r. Morton. John Brashears, OF
Hooking; w. r. Woodford. Eastern Ohio,
d. G. Chapman. Of Jackson; W. j. Null
iins, Of Massilon.
Fennsylvania-M II. Taylor. John
,b'yihe. Thos H. Chapman. j. c. Dye
+. l.. Robbins
lndlana-W. r. Kenner. J. II. Seifert
James Norton. David ingalls,. J. 5. Daily.
The Conference Committee OF the
miners conventions consist OF President
gohn Mcbride. Vice President +. H..
Ienna. Of Indiana: Secretary Patrick
encbflde. and District President j. A..
NIewford. Of Illinois: Cameron Nj Ter
Ohio w. B. Wilson. John A. Cairns.
~ pennsylvania; A. A. Adams. OF Ohio;
S.s. Dunkerly, OF Indiana: Jere Meade.
:" Maryland; and John Fahey. Of Ohio
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-17
Some More COnvicis.

Deputy Sheriff r. w Sandridge. of
Albemarle. yesterday delivered at the
penitentiary Ira Shihet who is to serve
ing.
Sheriff j. II. Meade, Of Russell county.
brought oval Huffman (colcred) and VIII
liam Fields. who are TO serve two years
each for hOusebreaking.
Sheriff William l. Carper, Of Pulaski
brought Philip Thornton to serve thirteen
years for murder in the second degree
Jackson Smith, to- serve seven years Tor
a similar offence. Richard Muson' 10
serve two years for HOUSEKEEPING, and
John Brown TO serve one year for mall
CiOus shooting
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-17
RICHMOND AGAIN WINS.
TREY DEFEATED ROANOKE EASILY
YESTERDAY.
The Feature Of the Game was n Running
One-Hnnd Catch by McGinnis-Rich-
mond Played an Errorless Game.

ROANOKE, VA. May 16.-Special.-
There were puddles OF wafer all over the
ball field when play was called. The
home players gazed into these puddles.
and the sight OF the muddy water must
have affected their playing. The seven
errors charged to them gives no idea OF
their poor playing. for they let number
of balls get away that should have been
outs. and their fielding was slow. very
slow
The feature Of the game was running
one-hand catch by McGinns. The game
was not called until o'clock. and then
the grounds were hardly iit TO play on.
Notwithstanding this Richmond played
an errOrlcss game, and Bdnkcnship held
the home team down to three hits. ROa-
noke would have scored in the fourth
inning but for stupid base running. Frech
led or with a single and went 10 third on
Sims hit 10 left, the latter taking scond
on the throw TO third. With no one out
and men on second and third. the chances
looked good for at least two runs. Nc
HoVerter HE'D out 10 Setiey. and Sims was
Playing 50 Tar OF second Il double was
effected. Richmond scored two in the
ir Z. West was given his base on balls
stole second. ana came home on Napiers
single. Inc latter went TO second on
Frechs error; took third on Tates sac
riice, and scored on MOrgan's hit They
did not score again until the sixth. FoF-
ter was given his base on balls, stole
second, and scored on Setley's single.
Grim then sent out three-bagger, scoring
Setley.
In the seventh West reached first on
Sims error and stole secO I'd. Napier was
given his base on balls. Tate flied out to
Sims; Mccain did likewise Morgan was
given his base on balls. and with the
bases full Foster hit for two bases Sefley
hit safe and Grim lined out a threo-bag-
ger. SCORING Eve runs In this inning.
In the eighth Napier was given his base
on balls ana scored on McCoy's error OF
Tates hit and McGann's hit. Tate scored
on Morgan's long fly TO centreneid. which
McGinnis got with one hand. Rain here
put a stop 10 further play.
Following Is the tale of woe:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-17
,VARSITIES DEFEATED.
The Georgetown Team Wins Easily by
Score of go too.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE George
town University and the University Of
Virginia played here to-day for the college
championship of the South, Georgetown
winning easily by a score OF - 10 D. Inc
grounds were in miserable condition owing
to a heavy fall Of rain before and during
the game. Score
r. II. T..
Georgetown .......0 6 0 2 o . 10 10 /
L. Of Va. ..........0 0 o o % il
Batteries: Georgetown-Dowd and Sulli-
van; Nirginia-NelsOn and Coumbe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-17
In The Wilderness.

foundations in the wilderness, Have
Co.,. not ali 10 be tried with 7u n: Neme
- az we choose: with or without Visible
al whether in the natural ies1l, Of
rocks and sands. or in the populous moral
80, NJ selfshness ard basenesS- 10
srcb temptatlons are we all called. Our
...,Iorness Is the wide world In an a:heis-
10 centurv. our forty days are long
v We Of suffering and fasting. Never
yS eeL@ 70 these also -omes ar end.-car-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-17
nairXmnn,s Opinion.

There Is nothing l have ever used for
lhe .,,Sar rheumatism that gives me as
mue6 relief caamD sEIag IS Pain faI Balm Balm
uoeS. sour hotties N alias occasion
t.~vo Two and always keep bottle OF
req H. ,,u, home / believe know a good
II si in ''i Chen I get hold OF 1t, and Pam
Balm + the best = 5np Denny d dairym sssr
met a.iiroton Ohio. 80 cent bottles
New ~. cal, Le1 by owens 9t,, & Minor Drug Com
b Ior saiT p " slaughter. f. p. Reeves.
paaaE,i ~ = Forstn'ann. druggists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-17

and Duffy curtaned the score. The Bos-
toms left tonight for Philadelphia. At
tendance, 1906
Score: II n T..
Boston .......0 O1O142 10 II
baltimore ii 90 90 ! IS
Batteries: Lovett and Camel; Brown
Mullane and Robinson.
P1TrsBURG. 2; CHICAGO, 0.
prTTsBtJRG. May 16-Pittsburg shut
o,t Chicago to-day, principally through
Tiilen's superb pitching. Weather rainy.
Attendance, b,VVV'
Score: oo IL; II; r.
chicago ...........000 600 % )
Ratteres-Killen and Mack; McGiil and
SchriVer.
LOUISVILLE, g. CINCINNATI. Z.
CINCINNATI. May l6.-Louisvllle round
Dwver's delivery for five hits, ana III lue
eighth inning batted Out ,nS VIVA, Mace and
Murphy had TO take 'aushn piace, anu
dtd gfairlv well. though his error cost
run. Attendance, 2oOO =,
Cincinnati ......2OSO100l0-1 3 !
louisville ..........01 0 y -
Eatteries-Dwyer and Con. Murphy
Hemming and Grim.
CLEVELAND, 6; ST. LOUIS, ..
CLEVELAND May 16.-But Tor ,llen
good work at the bat to- 1aSsat ed The
l nrnrns we're given all their runs on
errors. Attendance l'Wo' y n T.
cleveland .....025 90 o. % : o
81; .,orias. ciarkson and O'Connor; Haw-
lev Gleason. and Buckley
PHILADELPHIA. 10; NEW YORK. /.
PHILADELPHIA. May 1.-THE Phillies
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-17
BRooKLYN, 3: WASHINGTON. 2.

BROOKLYN, May 1G.-One OF the best
games OF baseball seen here this reason
was played to-day at Eastern Park be-
tween Brooklyn and Washington. The
visitors held the lead until the ninth
next inning vas goose egg for both
teams. but In the eleventh Kennedy. Of
The home team, crossed the plate amid
much cheering and scored the winning
run.
Rrooklyn ......1OO10OOOOO1-3 ii
Washington 30 OOOOO-2 .
Bafteries: Mercer and McGuire Ken
nedy. Daub. Kinslow, and la Chance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-17

made II three straights from the Giants
this afternoon. New York was again out
batted and outheded from the start
Haddock pitched effectively. and was
given excellent support. The game was
too one-sided to be exciting. The weather
was threatening. Attendance. 5.il7.
score =. II. T..
Philadelphia ......O 4O2O2If-iO X
New Nork..........0 OOOO100-1 7 8
kin and Farrell
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-17
Ladies' Isle Thread Hose.

Brilliant imported quality Tan Boots.
W. w. ,,, 80 -. o'0'0N 1V PAIR.
Jewery Counter ablaze with items AZ nan
price ana less for these special sales days.
Sterling silver Civilizations Qadies ana mensl'
2jc. pair actual value 73c.
Baby Pm Sets 3 with chain loo. SET, actuai
value SOC. OIL, H..
Knot and Battle Axe tSterllng) Silver Hat
Pins, lOc., actual value 81.
sohd-Gold Setting Rhinestone Scarf-Pins'
l2t&c.. actual value Toe.
Shell-P,int Syord-Handle Hair-Pins. stamped
"Sterltng," 25c, actual value Toe.
steriins Silver Sspara5le studs, DOC. SGT OF ..
soltd-Goli Finger-Kings, emerald, topaz gar
net. TURQUOISE setting, CSC, actual values 81 TO
$50. 49,
Gvld-setting Rhinestone Ear-Screws, 25c.
pair, actual value, 81.
Ste-tng->i!ver Corsage Pins, Rhinestone ana
TURQUOISE settings l5c., actual value Too
Also at Notion cOunter
Family Linen Thread. l00-yard spools, white
or MACK. all sizes loo a dozen sDOols.
2OO-yard spools Real Machine Cotton, any size,
20 20. white or bls X. loc. dozen.
2OO-yard balls OF Finest Crochet Cotton, any
colOrs, soc a box.
4-yard pieces Black Velveteen Binding. lOc
Wbito India Tapes won't tWist, lOc. dozen
bunches.
! We close at O'clock sharp.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-17
Southern League Gem IS.

At Atlanta: X H. T.
savannah .O1 OOOO ! q o. =
Batteries: Chard and Boyle; Ramsey
Duke and JantZen.
At Macon: Il H. r
Chorlectcn OO2O O1 II
Batteries: Gibbs and Hoover; Mct'ar-
land and Fields
At Memphis. X II. T.,
Nomnhis ....4 90 > = o 90 % l.
batteries: Wadsworth and BOlan'
Borchers, Stallings, and kinsler.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-17

uoak Lungs are cruelty racked. and
che general strength gradually wasted by
a persistent, desg-seated Cough. which
Ia on IN cure You will derive certain
beneflt from II also II troubled with either
Asthma or Bronchitis
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-17

Tried and true is the verdict OF people
who take Hoods sarsapdiiiia- "s 5000
u nerve Strength restored. appetite created.
and health given.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-17
THE CHdmPIONS YIN.
They Defeat the Orioles by Timely Batting.
Result of the Other Games.

Boston, May l6.
OSTON won to-
days game by
very timely bat
ting. Mullane
was batted out
Of the box, but
Browne. who was
substituted. Jared
little better. The
Orioles hit Low
EFT freely, but
wonderful field
ing by Bannon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-17

FANES SIHITIIT" %" - "7'7'
New York AT Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at Bost n.
Washington at Baltimore.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Louisville az Pittsburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-17
ROANOKE.

Two-base hits-Tate. Foster. Grim
Three-base hits-Grim. stolen bases
West (2. Tate, Foster. Double plays
Setey, West Bases on balls-On Nevins,
6: off BlankenshiR ]. Struck out-By
Nevins. a. by Blankenship ,. Passed
balls-Kirby. Time Of game-One hour
and thirty-five minutes Umpire-Clark.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-17
StauntOn's Victory.

STAUNTON. VA. May l6.-Special.-
Rain held up just long enough this after
noon 10 let stanton have a well-earned
Staunton had knocked out three runs i'm
the sixth inning and still had the stick
the rain came and the game had 10 be
called back TO the ending of the fifth:
Herr was in the box for the visitors and
was nicely touched up by the home team,
while Muiarky proved a puzzle to the visi-
tors.
Score: X.
stanton ..........................V y
NOIlOlk .s...s.s.-ss...ss 'ssss'-s ~ ~ ~ W w
Batteries-Mularky and Arthur, Herr
and Lalser Struck out-By Mularky, ,,
by Herr g. Bases on balls-On Herr, :.
Attendance 300 I-mDire-SlOpes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-17
Prtershnrgs Win by n Run.

LYNCHBURG, VA, May 1G.-Finer
fielding has rarely been seen on the la
mond in this State than was done by
the Lynchburg and Petersburg teams
here to-day. No errors are charged 10
Lynchburg and only one 10 Petersburg
NcKepna and Leach were the opposing
pitchers. Their balls were struck, but
not effectively, the result being chiefly
flies or short ones TO the infelders. The
score was a tie from the sixth inning TO
the ninth inning. when Petersburg made
the winning run.
score. r. H. r.
Lynchburg 1900 9OOOOO-2 ; u
Petersburg 40 90 90 90 l-3 !
Batteries McKenna and Glass; Leach
and Keifer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-17

Figured Drapery Mulls, white win
grounds, beautiful Designs,
Childreas Pure SILK Mitts, Black ~,
Cream, Red, Ian: the regular twenty pin
i've cent quality,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-29
il. WaterhouSe, Queen St. Store
CroCkery Department.

Haviand China, plain and decorated, Glassware,
cut and engraved, Flower Globes Baskets, Vases,
and great variety Of other useful and ornamental
articles. Expected to arrive shortly from Eng
land, four new patterns Of finest Limoges China,
consisting of Dinner Ware, Tea Sets, Fish Sets, Bon
Bon Plates Olive Trays, Salad & Ice Cream Sets,
etc. Beautiful line of Semi Porcelain Ware,
plain and decorated. BY Australia: Small lot Of
Crown Milano Ware, something new for Honolulu.
This department is under the management Of Mr..
Dimond, who will always be found ready to show
goods and quote prices.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-29
Groceries and Bottled Goods.

This department is filed to the ceiling with fresh goods
such Hams and Bacon Cedar Raps Teas Coees Sugar
Spices Soaps Pearl OIL Bottled Goods great variety Eng
sh Pie Fruits Lee Perrins genuine Worcester Sauce Olives
Catsups and sweet Pickles. etc CANNED GOODS
for Soups Table Fruits Tomatoes Corn Peas Asparagus Chicken
Turkey Curred Oysters Ok Tongue Lunch Tongue This de-
patent is under the supervision that genial and well known
salesman, S. j. Salter
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-29
No. 10 Store,

on Fort Street is kept open solely for the accom-
mediation of our customers who do not wish to come
far down town Queen ST. A great variety of
goods is constantly kept in stock such dressed
and undressed Kid Gloves Gauntets Mitts, etc
Figured Silks and Satins, India and Surah Silks, all
shades, Real Lace, Hdkfs., Lace Curtains, White
& Ecru, Down Pillows, all sizes, Leather Goods of
New Designs, and Toys from Jumping Jack to
Veocipede No. 10 Store is under the manage
mcnt of Messrs. Jordan and Murphy, who under
stand their business thoroughly.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-29
General Merchandise.

This heading multitude articles everything
from knitting needle pow but have them all in stock
don't have to wait month for the goods from the Coast
If don't believe call and for yourself Mr. Henry j.
Waterhousc r will always be found the Queen ST. Store
and will give you the attention your patronage deserves
, 1894-04-04
9as ,,3weite" Sl1tt+

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bas 3meite ralc6 auf Dem SuBe gefolgt.
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Iacbe feitge1teQt, 6aB man nit BEN 0pferr
beS ur9lii6ielt9en 8orfaIS ni3t a~ll5uDiel
T%beilna6me 3u 9aben braubt. &aum mar
geitern in GaniaS @itD infol8e zines Worts
tpecblelS am Wa6lplab (peger bet @tn3ele
beiteu Derpeiien Dtr auf bic unter ben
9taDttelegrar1tnen - |. Seite - Der>
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et1en ooer anOeren Sacbe betra9ten gu
mOuen, mGre Id6erli6. Die 8lut5eugen
bes Gbriitentbums babert ber @epaLt nibt
@epalt en~t9egengeieBt, nOb pent8er
baben ite itcb nit S6ieBetlen berum9ez
i9leppt. 2eute bic bas tbur, BADEN nt9t
bas 3eug gum 8lut3eu9en an itc6, ie 9ez
b0ren Dielmebr, p~ent9itenS Ser @eitnnung
na6, Der a4erntebrigiten' &laiie Der
vtoughs" an. 9ie "A, P. A." trtfft fret
Iicb in bielem Sale bic aIergr6Bte S6utb,
Oenn BON ibr lit Der gauge un8liifz
ieIige 8eIigtOnSitreit ausge9angen. Nber
bteienigen ibrer @egner, bic nit benz &ez
oolUer in Ser Sai9e nab Dem @oblplab
auSge5o9en fin6, tuer6en iicb bon ouer Mttz
i6uIb i3tperlicb freiiprecben fGnnen.
, 1894-04-04
Mttttwo9, belt 4. 9(pril 1894.
Seat ssm9er erfotsretd) s~sFemert

Die Gegieruug Ser britiichen 8olonte
8ictorta Gm Si6oiten bon guitralten) bat
unlGngit gum 8eiten Ser QGnbwtrtbe uno
fleinen @ei9GftSleute cine @inrtbtung GEE
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Q(uitraIien itnb Der Dori8idbrigen GENIAL
tigen Sinan3fataitropbe, Bic ben &ulmts
u%ationspunft elmer lan8idbrtgcn Derfebrten
Stnan5mirt6i6aft btlbete, auBeroroentltb
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folgt, moDon namentltc6 Die tletnen @e7
tperbtretbcuben unD 9an6mirt9e 11per be-
t~rofen iperbel. SIN Tolge Der 0elotnoppz
belt pareu 9arle6en nut inter groBen
S1tpierigteiten un6 3u f0rmliben Wucbere
3inieu cr6Gltltc5. Inn bieiem l1ebeLitanoc
a65ubelfen, bot Nun bic 9tegierung 2ei6an7
ItaIten ms 2eben g~erufen, tueldbe Ganoz
wirtDen un6 @ei9Gft5leuten ge8en ente
lpredbenbe SicberDcit tleinere 9arleben bis
gum 60cbitbetrage Dnn etntauleno Ytuno
Sterltng (uugefGbr $4,000 SIT filnf 8ro3ent
3inieu getpGbreu. Die uOtbigen @eIoer
tperSen ser Gegierun9 BON ben Sparbanfen
borgei4ofeu. Die &lein @eiAdftStpelt
erfennt Sic ibr bon BET &e9ierung getpi0z
mete Tiripr8e Oant6ar an. Bic AMBER
ipdrts in .3ctten al8emetner 9eibGftlicber
Stofung, 10 bate aucb in iener britii9en
&olonic oaS ENCOURAGEMENT Die Notb Der
Qa1bmjrtbe unb @ei96itsleute in Der unz
pcri9Gmtciten g8eiie ouSgebeutet; bo9 lit
nun 0anf elmer ipetien 9tegierung, ben
6alsabi6neibern ba5 6an6tperf gelegt. Sn
bteier Sinitcbt t0nnte bic 8e8ierung gar
mancbcu 2an6eS BON Sen 2entern iener
meltentfernten brittihen &OlOnte no6
ettpaS |lerllelG.
, 1894-04-04
abeenblntt ner autnnta @taata- Bettuta aettthnndr 4. aprtl 1894.

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etntrGgltd, 0a Ser Nuftpanb, BEN oas 8Grz
6en trieb, taft gang aus benz @rtra9e
beltrttten tpuroe. Sn Sen lebten @oben
aber iteute cS itcb berous, baB BET Oieien
8erfdufen groBe 8etriigereien ftattgefun>
ben batten, inbem rcIatto pert6loie @egenz
itG1Oe I'M perbd[tniBmdBig be6eutenbe
Summer berfouft mur6en. 9aS @erii6t
tDuBte aQerlei abenteuerli6e Gel9icbten 3u
er56blen; 5t einem @fldt fam eS nber crit,
ais IN Oer Dergan9enen Q8ocbe Elm Nmateur
8tpet 8tl6cr ais Srginale I'm einen 8retS
bon 5000 0uIben an9eDGngt erbiclt, tpeLbe
ntcEts ipetter ais ibled6te &ppien iparen
uno tdum mebr ais ~3iDan5tg @ul6en per
.Stlf tpertb paren. 6atten nun bic fritz
Der 8etro9enen ~3ulneiit aus fall6em
S6dn9efit9L CUTE Wfiene gum bDien Spiel
9emadt, 10 tparen bic 8erfGufer 6ie8mal
an ben ltnrecbten gerat6er, Be Der 8ei6Gz
otgte bic Sacbe berett5 einem QtoDofaten
iiber8eben bat nm ietne 9tecbte geltenb gu
ma6en. Q8te 6aS nun in iolcGen SGQcn
ST letn pflegt, itn6 ieitbem AUDI nocb me6z
rere dbnltbe Streide 6eS 8aareS befannt
getpDr6en, 10 Dab ma elmer ienl~ationelen
2tffGre entgegenitebt, Ser erpGbnte itaotz
befannte 9ebemann aber muroe bereitS aus
etnem angeiebenen 8eretne ausgel9Goiien.
, 1894-04-04
Aud Elm 0efddft.

Sn 9eiter 8lGttern Ieien mir bas nacbs
ftebenbe be3etcbuen6e @ei9icbtcben: Sci
SrGulein t., elmer iun9en @Danionettenz
lGn9erin, fanben tp0cbentli9 Elm ober 3tpeiz
mai feline Sotreen itatt, tDelden etntge
Sreunotnneit bcrielben ioDte alc9 mebrere
6erren beitpObnten, pobet geiun9en, multi
ctrt unb etn tpentg &arten ge1ptelt muroe.
Die Wobnun9 Der iungen SGn9ertn mar
ipirfli9 aQerliebit eiu9ertcbtet: es mar eit
ma6reS tleine5 W}uieum, unO bet 8et0nn>
%tenfreis Der @9anteule Serbra3 1t3 oft ben
&ppf 0aritber, tpo6er ite cine 10 8lGn3cnOe
@tnrtbtun9 nebme. Gi1en beionoeren
QuruS trteb iie IN @emdl0en unb 9tippeSz
ioden, bon ipeIc6cn mitunter tpaDrbafte
&oltbarfeiten BET tbr borgefunben tpurOen,
0ieie tparen aber ni9t lange BET tbr 81
ieben, bonn pern Senanb bon ibren 8ez
iu9ern fem @efallen an oieien @e9enitGnz
BEN aus6ril6te, NOR Tie iofort berett, Bic
Sa6en 5u Derfaufen = nit etnem Wort,
iie trieb einen 0an0eL 0arnit un6 StDei ODER
hretNgenten tparen bemiibt, ibr fremoeQmaz
teure SuSuftbren. 0ie ttgent0le Dame
naDm eben bon &aufleuten brett 0aaren
in &ommiliion, nm tie auf Oieie Qlrt an
Den Wfann 3u b~ringen. Die W~ttttcLSperion
Bel oielem 8erfe6r Der aaufleute nit Der
@banteuie btIbete nun a6er Elm betan1lter
Qebemaun, Der bic @egenliGn6e lelbit aus
mdblte uno Die 6aftung bafir ibernaDm.
So tDGbrte Oas Ge1dGft cine geraume a3ett,
, 1894-04-04

GrI0i9en Der &ebeGion 1T ieDenfals nod
gar feline &e0e. 9aS lit I'M SntereIie 6es
i96nen 2anbeS ie6r gu bebauern.
9ta9oem 8OrItebenbes bereitS 9eicbrieben
tpar, traf bic tele9rapbii9e Meelbung Elm,
baB Oas pOrtugieiii1e 3rtegsi3iff %r2tn8OIa"
bon 0iiiabOn nacb 8uenos 9ires abge:
gangcn lei, I'M Die sort weilenben 0tebeL=
len : 8Iottenoffi5tere nab 8ortu8al in
Si4erbeit 81 bringen. 9aS &rte9slbtf
merbe OH feinem braftlianii4en 9afen ans
%Iaufen, ionbern auf Dem i3neQiten 8eg'
tab 8ortu9al 3uriidfeDren.
, 1894-04-04

tonnte man Ssh" un6 v@ldrnii9" sans
ibarf beroortreten ieben. Gnolt3 trlibte
iib bic 2uft, es begannen weiBe BOlfen
auf5uiteigen unb baS 3auberbiID SER
i3maltlm urlb mar balo binterl Dem 9unitz
Dorbang beri3ipunben. Die Sata Wtorz
CANA bonn 49, Mar3 mar cine 0aturerz
ibeinnng, tpie ic in IOlcber @roBarti8teit
ipobl ielten I'M 2aufe Ser 3eiten in %unierer
@'e8eto wie6erteDren tptr6."