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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-11

At Atlanta, Walker was recognized by
some of his former associates, separated
from the other prisoners, tried for de-
sertion, and sentenced TO death.
This was on Wednesday, the 23d of
November, and he was TO die on the
Friday following. But" he said, in
conclusion, 'tt they shoot me, ii must
be on the wing, and l want you to help
me-"
told him I was ready, but 1 did not
see how ! could assist an unarmed man,
bampered with ball and chain, 70
scale the fifteen feet OF surrounding
stockade, 18th an armed guard every
fifteen PAGES
i've filed the rivets and can get rid
OF the irons" be explained. "And with
the help of stretcner, that's inside, |
can climb so rs 10 get hold OF the stock
ade, then / can pull myself up, and
swing over"
l"But the guardsm protested.
81 want you and your friends to take
| care OF them" be said.
In the middle Of the stockade there
was pile OF bricks. the chimney Of a
house that had been burned down.
"All the guards are green" continued
Walker, "and il just at twelve you
could get our boys TO heave bricks down
at the other end. they'd run there
from their posts and give me clear
| front to the south. They have a camp,
with five thousand men 10 il outside,
| but il I'm shot running through little
/ a d-n sight better than standin' up to
the thing blindfolded, you Know"
at once told Walkers purpose to a
| score or more OF men, whom / could
, trust, and | found every one OF them
| ready to risk his life TO save their COM
rade. / was with him when the guards
called out, "Half-past eleven and all's
/ well!" He freed himself from the chain,
and | babe him Goodbye and God
speed"
l went to the men, whom found
crouching on the ground with bricks in
! their arms. never was so nervous be-
| lore, and was amazed at the Captains
splendid nerve aud GOODNESS. At length
the shout went round the stocEade.
Twelve o'clock and sll's we'll" That
was the signal On the instant. thirty
men rose and began TO "heave bricks. "
| With cries OF alarm, the guards fred
wildly into the stockade, aud rushed In
a body TO the point Of attack.
Walkers one chance had come: the
space TO the south vas clear. / rose
and watched him by the dim light of
the dead line lamps. He ran 10 the
stockads. placed the streteher ayalns.
II, mounted. seized the top OF the logs.
and was over, with the speed and grace
OF q greyhound. We could hear the
firing along the trail, and the distan,
cheer. that told US he was free In
camp.
The Confederates. who hurried into
tho pen, found q ball and chain, with no
/ Walker at the end. The gallant fellow
reached the Union lines in safety, and.
strange TO say, not nan was injured
by the firing OF the guard.
ALFRED r. CALHOUN.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-11

ship canal In a steel aQueduct swing
ing on a central pier, which clears out
of the way when ships pass up or down
the canal. The ends OF the aQueduet
and boat and all swing round. The
aQueduct is 935 feet long, feet deep,
and II feet wide. The weight when
swinging is 1,4O0 tons, and the span on
either side 90 feet. Seven railway
bridges have had 20 be raised to
height OF IS feet and given clear spans
ranging from 137 20 2G6 feet, and the
approaches 20 the bridges hove, Of
course, also required altering. At the
various locks the canal is widened out
considerably so that vessels may turn
and large steamers can pass each
other at any part OF the canal, and
where works are built on the bank,
lay-bys are formed 20 allow OF ships
lying alongside, out OF the fair-way Of
the canal BY means OF the electric
light ships will be able TO navigate the
canal bv night, the whole length OF the
canal being traverssd in from eight to
ten hours. The average width of the
canal at water-level is 179 feet, its
minimum depth 96 feet, and It's mini
mum width at bottom 12O feet. Be-
tween Barton and Manchester IT is 10
feet at bottom and 23O feet at water
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-11

ave and a half miles. For fourteen
niles ef.sr leaving Manchester, the
eansl follows ths course Of the Irwell,
$50 snd ,vbep thst stream becomes absorbed
In the Mersey, it continues with the
large river. Formerly he sewage OF
Manchester, Stafford, ana other towns
On tbs Trweu. Mersey, and their tribu-
sariss was allowed 20 flow unDurihed
into the river and so into the canal.
stafford has completed new intereepting
sewers and purifying works al Mode
wheel Manchester has followed suit,
and constructed filter beds near Barton
Toeks. the water after publication
flowing into the canal on the lower side
ofthe locks. The River Weaver had 10
Ia 90, I'D Of by the construction OF
saries OF immense sluices, which carry
of the water at the rate Of $4,000 cubic
feet per second. AT Barton, also, the
Bridgewater Canal was sent over the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-11
VAR'SBRAVEST DEEDS.
PRCOLLgoTIoES OF EPISODES OF HERolSH BIZ
LAND AND SEA.
Sdr:sg Contributions From Colonel \. 7. Willis
Major Alfred R. Calhoun, AID Captains George
?. Singer and Edward Dawn-Fifh MUNGER
Of a Notable Series.
q Copyrighted by the Htlson Press Syndicate
loId by Major a. Il. Calhoun.

1OId by Major a. II. Calhoun
by, you are the one man want
to see here!"
The man who HTung my hand ana
shouted this into NJ ear was in the uni
form OF a Federal captain OF tue cav
airy. He was about thirty years OF age,
over six feet in height, and lean, lime
and active as tiger. His hair was
crisp and yellow, his eyes blue, and OUT
for the determined and almost desper-
ate expression Of his face at this time,
CAPTAIN George Walker, OF Car
ter's Second East Tennessee Cav.
airy, "fghtin' for de Comment,
might have been thought handsome
As he addressed me in the prison pan
at Atlanta, Gs.-this was 10 November
1868, / noticed that be was distinguish
ed from the Other prisoners by having
a thick iron ring attached TO his right
ankle. To the ring was fastened
heavy, rusty, iron chain, at the END OF
which there was an iron ball that
weighed at least a hundred pounds, out
which he carried as if it were toy.
A year before this, when a boy OF
eighteen, L cuLoIeu tuc AZ NY
Walker for the first time az Somerset,
Ky. At that time he was regarded as
one of the most daring scouts In our
service, and this reputation he main
tanned to the end.
"You can't be friend to be GLAD to
see me here" said, as we sat side by
side on log, the rain pouring down IN
torrents on the hungry, poorly-ciad men
in blue about us; but sitting there, the
captain told me his story.
When the war broke out, he was
working at his trade in the machine
shop of the Georgia Central Railroad at
Atlanta. Every man capable OF bear
ing arms was az once mustered into the
service OF the Confederacy, and those
needed for other duties, like Walker,
were specially detailed. He WIS an
East Tennesseean and an intense Union
man, so, at the first opportunity, de-
serted, made his way through TO Camp
Dick Robinson in kentucky, and enlist
ed in Carriers regiment.
His courage, intelligence, and knowl-
edge of the people and geography OF
the mountain country, made him an
invaluable scout He was on special
duty in the Chlcamauga campaign,
when he was captured and taken on 20
Atlanta, from which point the prisoners
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-11
Told by AFOREMENTIONED \.

Told by Llouienant-Colots. 3 4
Only those who are eninlI
with the detailed hIslOfJ g
war are aware OF The lac,afl
OF battle swept West uall
RED spray on the io0thitde
Mountains. In the SumnWt
Confederate General, S.OI'f Il
ten thousand men, Invaded 81
from Texas. The Sstla |
and the Second New Medai|
the latter regiment The ilc
tiersman Kit Carson HH "a |
with a few hundred regliHd
main reliance 10 hold ll' q
check ill the Colorado "a
come 10 our assistance
The lieutenant co.one. e
regiment was a HolIaldrf =
fer, and he was cerlil.Tul
most kindly hearted asVsIr
gallant mon / ever met "A
frontier lie, PieIlor lA
wealthy father, sailed IfoE
came TO the i4r West 5000 II
college, and at this tine p 4
Kit Carson's constant CD
more than twenty-five ysi1
About q week before ii' 3
Varde, / was then a ,iPai
derod to report With ny h.a
tenant Colonel PieiGet q
duty ia the direction Of 'is ..
/ was young at the tine y
to te a dandy, ana fl'i'
plain exterior, indlderef'
etiquette, as well as t.'N
manner did not prepo"'a
favor, but my opinion 5n .
be suddenly changed
We had been out Zoe ilif
out seeing a trace Of iit
when we went into camp 'H-
ing, our Mexican Scouts w
but far from reliable, i'l
reported that there wiii'E,
within q days marc1
took all the guard prsti'.
most tlmid did n0E dress I, -
| should say here thai
listed men and mlnI o.
were native New Mei.'i.l
There was a hiat OF liI
the next morning Hh'a
fred, aud came r1sa''
shouting at toe toO Of Der
Texicanos! Los TeI.ei's
leaped on their horses -.
TO saddle, and dashed ava 4
Fortunately orr camp !.
ed BY masses OF yoIcaa.'i-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-11

an e1celien, nata''l !. ~
f Ere on the Te1ln'','. 81. -
and anS 70 forced ce them 70 y. Il
~. on Of similar fo.', :,
bundled 4 yards avaJ. ~
S"uSi ia a. the lnierrsa. p. 9 1
ID a an DIV WOUNDED Slr os'o'.
s 90 a cov era and .poas Il
S bsqI Lg'G Of Pfsiasr' IA
some lad Of - bs,ii,isris: "a.
loved lowed V" 30: ,hrosia
. ousnt' noon to call p. ~
The The poor lads ,gP . Is Il
ding. but 70 90 "A
death. .s't So
any p,s,rs s9'i aud the i ss,' - 4
IssDsd over re e. i sssi,, =
ing to where 'I s,ss -
The enemy oaesr -.
me msn g. Rrsasssss1ls i j. ~
and took bin +
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-11

My first impression -,
fugitive was enc O, -
had been discovered Ia n.1
sorting 70 our l.ues. R~
IL might, the fact ,Sn
trying TO 6ul hin
sufficient reason lor ,,,.
him, and on the l1s,,,,
fire on the pursuers. S,.,...
river, the man headed. No.
the shots increasing. III
bank, bur uuhsedlag he ~
covered current ia dOyslr,
instant's hesitation.
BY this time ogr fr.r.br.
the nearest regimeut.ati.r.I
OF the daring swimmer og,,,'l
on the enemy, who, i1psii ]
ing our FIRE, st.i. directed n
ton TO the fugitive.
The bullets CUT and -
richochettcd about HAN. j
that he must be killed t.', j
ed our side. lie Nasasn,l
feet from the bank wassh1
stopped aud throw up ot
she instant two mea lea,si
ried 10 his aid.
They brought him ton,tl
his left arm broken. Ma IA
out OF FIRE, looking i.seatt
but inspired by hs pgrr.a
before be tainted. bad 30, i
reveal himself, and % cher
at Knoxville with the u |
that Sherman was pressa,
relief.
Owens survived he 81
came out with a cOmm.w,,u
always regarded his on
bravest act thai came ults
during the war
Emu.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-11

level The Suez Ca nal is the same
depth, but has only bottom width Of
ID feet; the Client Canal has depth OF
9l feet . inches ana a bottom width or
So feet inches; and the Amsterdam
Canal a'depth OF % feet and bottom
width Of SIS feet 2 inches. Between one
end OF the canal, and the other there is
a difference in level OF 60 feet. To
provide for this there are five sets OF
locks.
All great undertakings have their
victims From January lSSs, to Octo-
Der, 1898, the mum ber of men killed on
the works was 154, permanently In
iured lS6, temporarily disabled 1,404.
The canal as il now exists, is one Of the
z eltest gieces OF engineering known
anywhere 10 the world.
EBEN CLAYTON.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-11

There are different qualities Of phys
icaI courage. just as there are OF cloth.
There are men. and / have seen them.
who. In company would rush with q
shout apsb battery, but who, IL alone.
would bss incapable Of ssstbIng like
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-11

Tor or. thirty hours, BIZ -
under him, and be ,ho,fss'N 1
ture to put It out O, ~. Z n
sumed bis journey On :, heN
just at day break on MI
November 2sth, | va' ~
the plckets along ,Ss : ~
when | was startled H,sl
and shots on the o,b,. " esl,.
enemYs plckets had AA
While | was wOnderI,, sNI
meant, l could see !. -
hghta man running M. e
river With q lot Of ,,s'l =
ana a few mounted. wa. n
him, aud firing Wilde, '''ss
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-11
Amsrican sailor. 10 ths Elrlsra.

The American squanron has put In
It's annual appearance in the blue
waters that wash the Riviera. The
officers arc In great demand for balls.
tabieaux viysnts, dinners and picnies.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-11

CiGudia-Ob, I was so very, very
sorry 10 fud you cut when 1 called yes
terday.
Elvira-I too. regretted It, Of course.
But do tell me why you were so very
sorry.
Claudia-Becsuse I'd just seen You en-
ter the house FIVE minutes before. Tit
Bits.
"Tm an unlucky devil" cried the ed
itOr.
whats up nOw?"
Nothing; only l was thinking that
II money grew on trees, I'd be sure TO
catch the rhemstism and wouldn't be
able TO climbr-Atl0lltd Constitution.
The nnemnloved I'm New South Wales
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-11

received the royal assent on the 9th
August. 1855, and the plan Il presented
was very much better than the others
submitted In earlier bills. The capital
was first fixed St0,000,O0O. 10 has
now swollen 20 S75,000 600, and OF that
sum e has been necessary Tor TIE Man
chester Corparat:On 90 advance several
millions.
Il. A. Walker, undertook the work
for the contract, about SIS, 600, 600, 20
be done In four years and half. He
was the builder OF the famous Severn
Tunnel. To took him some time % get
his enormous force 20 work, but he at
tackled the canal at half dozen PAGES,
ara a. 10 time had 5000 men aud
.o~s empioved, aided by 100 steam eX-
ravators, l94 steam and other cranes,
80 nortable and others steam engines,
and 200 steam pumps The lines OF
femporary railway, if pieced together,
wsuid have been moro than sufficient
~ reach from Manchester % LOadOn,
sod there were lT3 locomotives on
these temporary lines. ItAcOst nearly
oo0. eco 20 provide planf FOR -
"a The total amount q exc
be done was about 81
IDS, containing about
which q nth was san
van who offered "
this case mach
with labor; 10
~. ths,gFeat y
1rried>oUt.
.ana Is u
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-11

The unemployed in New South Wales
are being sent 10 the out-of-the-waY
dirtrictS Of the colony to 'fOSsick" for
gold.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-25
Doetifher S%elbfmoroer.

Inter Sinterlanung elmer pOetiiben
@piitel na9n ser 33i6bri9e Garbter
&obert 6errmann in ieiner @obnung, SEQ.
"a Clifton @pcnue, bonn 2c6en N6iGieO,
Gr murNnam Sonnabeno 9benO nm 9 l1Gr
sulebt ge1S9en un6 Sonnta9 Nabmitta9 BON
ieinem Sbipager B, g.. Srof tobt i'm
8ett 9efunben.
Sin bin3u9e3ogeuer Qtr3t conitatirte, 6oB
bet SOB i9on felt %einigcn Stunben etn9ez
treten un6 benz Nnidbein nab bur3 Ser
9iftun9 beruriacbt lei. Sin bon Dem
2ebensiiber6riiifi9en an beiien a%ugenblifz
lib Sum 8eludb in Wilipaufee neilen6e
Satin 6intcrlaiieneS S6yeiben 9iebt bon
Ser Notwithstanding Serrmann's Dor
ieinem Sbcioen aus bteier @elt 3eugntB.
Die in en9Iii9en Gerlen abgefaBten
3eilen lauten iiberiebt tpic fol9t: Son
alien 8orten, 9cipro9enen oOer l6rtttltz
9en, iinb Sic trauri9iten bieie. 9as @rab
oedt ieben Srrtbum un6 Wfan9el, aus
icinem friebliben S6ooB bliiben nur 3arte
uno ltebe @rinnerun9en. Sb beabltbttgte
3uerlt, in oie Nelt gu gebe1, oocb Den 0e7
Oanten bon Sir ltno benz &inbc 5t ietn,
fonnte icb nicbt ertragen. Sob iterbe, @ott
iegne bid unb meinen 2iebltng @uG, t9
liebe Gucb 8eioe. 2ebt wobl.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-25
2luf Ser Suhe nab ieiner frau.

Snlpector Shea, Set 8orlteber bes 6ie7
iigen 9etectiD : Bureaus, tpurbe Wtittnob
Mtorgcn bon einem Wannc, NamenS @baS.
9imerid, aus De &aIb, ST., eriucbt, ibm
bebtlflt6 SIT ietn, Sen 2lufeutbaltSOrt leincr
STRAIT ausftnoig gu ntacben, pclcbe an
Wtontag Na6n1tttag letn 6eint in 9e &alb
inter 3uriidlaiiung ibrer filnf &i1ber oer2
laiien babe unb, lotpeit CT in @rfabrung
bra6te, na9 Chicago gefabren iet. 2imc>
rid mar, pie ct %an9ie6t, in 0e &alb in
elmer. S9ubfobrif an8eitcut unb bate in
lebtef 3eit 8cranlaiiung, ietner Srau itber
bic 8erna6Idiiigung ser &inber 8oripiirfe
gu ma6en. QGs CT cincS GageS QlQcS i'm
6auie in l1nor6nung fanb unD ictne Srau
besipegen sur Gcbe i%teIte, crtpi6erte tie ibm,
baB ite beS epigen Sabelns milOe iei unb
er fib ntcbt tpunbern miiBte, iuenn ie i'm
unb bic &in6er cineS SogeS berlaiien
ipiirbe. St eripiberte, baB er lte nicbt bals
ten fOnne, unb wctB jcBt, baB tie ibn beint
8orte 9enommen BAT. Seine Stn6er err
5d6Iten ibm am Sage bcS 8eri9pin0ens
ibrer Wutter, baB 0teielbe me6rere &letz
bungSitiide 5uiamnengepaGt nnb Dieielben
auf Der StrdBe einem bon 3tDet OeGnncrn
iIbergeben babe. Qimerid ging 3ur Sta
ton unb erfubr bier, baB feline Srau ouein
auf cineln !3uge nab Gbicago gefa6ren iei.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-25

ben, gcgen bie alf ser @effcite b~eGegenin
Seltitcr beiiclben. 0urb Die bon Scr Site
8ertriimmerten S6ctben 6~rongen 6tcbte
9tau6tpoGfen in bic S9ulsinmer, mas CUR
SoI9e bate, boB ii4 Ser Sbultin6er,
benen Bic &atatropbe in Set 6umbolbt
S6ule nob in Der Grtnnerung mar, elmo
fiir6tcrlibe 8antf bemd9tigte. Slid
li6eripciie bciaBen Bic 2ebrertnnen 10 piel
@eiitcS9e9enpart, Bic aus NnloB bet 6um>
bolbt S6ules& ataftrop6e bon bent Director
Der 8ancroft7S cbule ben 2ebrcrn crtbeilte
Srbcr, i'm Sale ether 8antf bic 3biren
gei6Loicn su Galtcn, SIT ~befolger. Nur
orrcb hieie MaBre9el tpucbe cine etipoige
Bieberbolung iOI9er S9refensicenen,
ipie Die in ber6umbolOt S9uIe. bermteben.
9lS Der Director Wfed baS %@ngItgeibrct
Der &inoer bOrte, cling ct Der 9tetbe mach 3u
allen &laiien5tnmern u1o lteB bic &tnber
aus iebem ein3elnen Sbulraum baS Sc
bduOe Derlaiien. Der Qus3ug Der &inber
pcrIief auf Oteie @eiie o6ne ie6en l1nfaa.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-25
I'm See ouf9effat.
Die Seide oes ~perfawunoenen S0rftaners
Parton %oefunoen.

Nnfan9S WtGr3 bieies Sabres beribpan6
pl0Bli6 Der 80riianer s. 9. Barton aus
ieiner @pbnung 1868 SaGipn 8oulebarb.
'Setne Satin partete Dertrauensbou barr
auf, 6aB ct tDieber arftau6en tpitrbe. Sic
tpnrtete bis S$sitag BIS ite aus &acine,
isis, Elm Ielegramm erbiclt, in neldbem
ibr mitget6etlt pur0e, baB Die 2eicbe ibres
@atten bon Der Manni9aft zines S6ooz
ners I'M See aufgefti6t porben iet. 8etz
tere 9epel6en benabmen Srau 8acton
ieben 3metfel an ber @abrbett Der Mtttbei>
lung, unb tpGbrenb ie a~nfangS eebofft
bate, baB cine irrtbiimLidbe Specification
borliege, mar bic 8eitGttgung bon benz
Gooc i6reS @atten fir tie ein 10 barter
S6lag, 6aB ie Dabon oolitGn6ig nteber7
gei6mettert purbe.
8artOn pflegte Ofters, obne ieiner Satin
bnr6er 8el6etb 81 geben, auf &etien 3u
ge6en, nnb btSneilen @oc6en lang %fort8uz
bletben. @r lebtc in bebaglicben l1mit6nz
ben, unb ma petB nidbt, Oh ct ieinen Sob
6urcb einen ungludlidben 3ufau fano, ODER
Oh er Selbitmor0 beging.
Sn ben Salcben oer &letber beS So6ten
fanD it6 II. 81. Elm BILLET fir etne Sabrt
auf bemDampfer vWfenomtnec" bon Mfeno5
mtnee na6 Sturgeon SAP, iotpie eineG uit>
tung Ser 80rie itber $500 un6 ein 9fan6=
acttel iiber einen BET e~ire1t Bfan6letber an
Der OfabilonitraBe DerieBten golbenen0ttng.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-25
Sas @n1et : @efeb tm sapenport.


6err &orL &ibI 5u Moline in SQinois
bat INTERIM -. SHni in einem Srtefe al
6ie SQtnoiS StoatsSeitun9 Do~rauSgciagt,
baB Moline'S Sotpaer 9~fabbaritabt 0apenz
port, tpelcbe bis jebt ibre Srei6eit bebaupz
tete, Ben S9dnbL:6feiten bes 0tulcts@ez
ieBe5 nt9t entgeben per6e. llnb leiber
bebGlt 6crr &l6L &e6t! 9enn i9on am
10. Sum- muBte ser 9apenpprter Demo
frat" SoG9en6es i6reiben;
D9onf benz Steuereini6dber GLiel 8e6,
Ser felt mebreren Sa6reu icbon gelegentli9
rebt outofratii9e g%fetgungen berrat6en
bat, tptrb baS Mulct>@eieb in 0aDenport
friiber in Wirfiamfcit treten, ais man err
tpartet bate. 11nb penn bicS Der SAL lit,
Damn f0nren ii9 au6 Die ldnblibcn Gonnz
i6ips besielben faum lGnger erpebren.
Oteies @eleb bclei6tgt sic 0ffentlidbe W1ei>
nung Dteier @e9enb, cS perlebt baS iittlicbe
@efibl bcS tiff icIblt a6tenbcn freien
8ir9erS, un6 lit bier ebenlo DerbaBt, tpie
6aS ate BrobtbitionSgeieB bon ieDer GEE
tpeien lit, 3u oeiicn 0urdbfiibrun9 besbolb
in Davenport au9 faum iemalS Elm Ser
iu6 gen1a6t tpur0c.
rNiielior ge6 bat eS MIN 6enno6, Der
0ffentIi6en Meinung gum SroB, unter7
npmnlen, 6aS Otulct>@eieb au55ufubren.
9ta6oem ct btsber ourcb auspei6e116e urb
ipt0eriprecbenDe @rflGrlngen Die Snbaber
Der 8irt6i6aften unO Die @i9entbiimer Der
betreffenben 6duier iber feline Qtbii6ten
I'M 9unfeln g%elaiien ober gerd0e3u trre9ez
fIbrt bate, bat ct bereitS nit Der 8ersei9>
nung Der 8trt6l9aftcn b~egonnen. @inen
freunbIiben Gmpfa1g Bat CT tpobI nir9cnbs
gefunben. Die metiten Birtge btelten ibm
tbre itdotii6e 2icen5 inter Die gtaie, laut
meIAer iie v@etrdnfe perfaufen, Die ntbt
6urb bas @eieb Derboten linb". 0aS
tpiro nibt bin6ern, 6aB le alf 6ie Site
fommen, benin AUDI BeG weiB bic 8lulnenz
ipra6e 6es 9apenporter 2icen5i6eines 81
0euten.
v0aB 6aS Mulct7@eieb ii6 ntcbt in 9leis
cher gSeiie untgeben D0er mtBaobten lGBt,
wie bos 9robibitions9eieB, tpor einem SEE
ben flar aber man belt eS filr iclbitperz
itdnbIi6, boB eS in Davenport unb in
Scott GOuntD ntcbt cher burbgefiibrt tperz
BEN miirbe, ais bis bie5 abiolut n%otbpenbtg
geporben pGre. 8eim Stcuerafieiior Ped
ipdr Oa5 dnberS bei6loiien."
6err &iDl bat in iet1em 8rtefc an sic
SQinpi5 StaatSSeitung FLAIR Sargetbalt, oaB
OaS neben baS fortbeitebenbe grobibttions>
geleb 9eltcatc Wfllcts @eieb D0Qi9 perfal7
lun9Stpibri9 1T. 6offentli3 pirD.nun bon
0openport aus frGfttg nit Der 9er;c6tlidel1
Qnfecbtut1g bes Wfulcfz@eiebeS %begonnelt
tper6en. On tiibtigen iuriitti1en &rdften
fe6lt eS ia au bieiem 3medc in Davenport
ni6t. Ser freiiinnige unb iuriitii9 ti9=
tige Oorti8e GOuntDanmaIt 6etns ielbit legt
OaS MuLcte0eieB 10 aus, baB cS ipenigitens
faum Dor J}euia6r fit Davenport in &raft
treten f0nnte. Ser lei6er nom @ountpanz
malt u1abbGngige Steueretnlbdber Bed
a6er iebt es i6on ieBt in &raft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-25

Cans unpcrantmortlib ban6eln Sic ii9
ais NrbeiterIubrer auiperfen6cn Nbenteu1
rer, neI6e mob INNER vGorcpz
ii g E" nocb @oiDington oeranitalten oOcr
IGngit bcgonnene !3ii9e Oieicr 9lrt fortlcBcn.
Das idmmerlicbe S6i6lal beS ipirfliD
nacb Woibingtpn gcIan9ten criten 3uges
bicicr 9trt inter Gorcp leIbit Oient ienen
nibt Srr @arnung; lie fabrcn fort, be-
tb0rte Oteni9cn ms GerOcrbcn 81 fitbrcn.
@iner Scr Observation-Disclosures @ouDcr7
neure, Der bon Snbiana, Glauoe Wottbcws,
ncnnt in einem omtli6en SeIe9ramm bteic
8anbcn v2anbtrei1crbor6cn Die untcr Ser
falicbcn 6lagge fleiBi9er Otdnner legeln
uno cine Satire auf Die pirflicben Nrbciter
6ieies 2anDes 1inb".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-25

Sn GGioB 2otbrtngen falen
6ocb almdbIib Die Observation-Disclosures,
ipie Tie nab Der &ii6eroberung berribtcn,
binipc9. Scr 2anOesauSl6uB, pelcber in
ben @eib 5lan6en ettpa Die Stcae elmer
StaatSgcieb9ebung einnimmt, bat in
ieiner fiirSlicbcn Gagnng nit groBer WtcDr7
belt bic gfc9icrungsDorla9e iibcr cine @ez
meinoeoronung angenomnen. Die Se@
c~eutun9 ber neuen Ginri6tung beru6t
ntcbt blcB in Ser 8eieiti9ung alter frane
5Olilber @eiebe, ionbern tuclc1tltb in Der
9ur9trdnfung beS 9eialnmtel1 cllaBz
Observation-Disclosures nit libcralen
Sheen unb NIT Srcibettelt, ptc tie in
fetnem beuti6en Staate in groBerenl
OtaBe b~orbanben itnb.