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Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-18
WEDDING BELLS.
A Fair Marion Belle Welded to Capital City Cavalier-A
 Brilliant Affair.


 MARION, Nov. 17.-[Special Correspond ence. l-Through the keen atmosphere of the lovely hilly city of Marion the merry marriage bells resounded and announced the most beautiful event of that kind wit messed in this city for many years.
 It brought grief to many fair beau, as Miss Annie King, daughter of Capt. w. II. King, sheriff of Perry county, was one of the loveliest daughters of this fair section. and her marriage to Mr. H. P. Merritt of Montgomery will cause a social gap hard to te filled.
 Long before 8 p. m. the seats, galleries and aisies, in fact every conceivable space in the vast auditorium Of the Methodist church was packed to overfowing by a crowd of lovely women and handsomely dressed cavaliers.
 The entire front of the church was dec. orated by fair handsin a most artistic man. ner. The choicest flowers and pot plants were scattered in many shapes and forms. That immortal emblem of our forests, moss, hung in graceful forms and was prettily entwined in the scroll work sur rounding the pulpit and rostrum.
 Suddenly, through the misty decoration, pealed forth Mendel ssohn' 5 wedd ing march, and the organ, under the artistic control of it's talented performer, Miss Estelle Love- lace, seemed to have heavenly reeds, and as the bridal procession, in graceful figures, formed itself for the most important item of the occasion, the number was changed, and throughout the ceremony "Oh, Promise Me-" softly fitted through the space.
 The bride, dressed in white silk, leaning on the arm of her handsome father, as- cended tue pulpit o D the right, followed by her maid of honor, Miss Kathleen Hurt, while on the left came the groom, followed by his best man, MT. Belton Merritt of Midway, Ala.
 The couples were as follows: Mir. J. w. L. Smith and Miss Adelaide Spinks, MT. Lankford and Miss Lizzie Smith. Mir. J. w. Hurt and Miss Minnie Brown, Mir. w. F. Vandiver and Miss Carrie Brown, MT. Joe King and Mrs. Joe King.
 The ushers, Messrs. May Smith, Charles King, George Yeatman and Jim Shivers, were assisted in also receiving guests at the reception given at Captain Kings resi- dence by Misses Kathleen Hurt, Annie Stewart, Annie Monette and Eloise Mo Kerral.
 One noticeable feature of the church scene was the two little pages, Mamie Gil iard sand Robert Tarver, who looked as though made of wax.
 Miss Cammie Robbins, one of Selma's famed beauties, assisted at the grand re- ception and her lovely face will long be re- membered by many.
 MORGAN N-MoCoNAUGHY. A BRILLIANT WEDDING AT MoNTEvALLo.
 A REGAL RECEPTION.
 MoNTEvALLo, Nov. 15.-[Special Core. spondence. l-Married. at the Baptist church, last night, by Rev. J. F. Smith, MT. George w. Morgan to Miss Leila Mo- Conaughy. The church was handsomely decorated with palms and pot plants and was filled to overfiowing by the numerous friends of the contracting parties.
 At S:30 o'clock the bridal party entered the church, while Mrs. H. c. Reynolds played beautiful wedding march. The
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CONTINUED from list Pdge,)

alike, hut now. like Cain, deceived
by listening to the voice Of the evil
ones, have offered partial and an
obnoxious Offering, distraction alike
to the interests OF the faithful and
the treacherous, and have thus con
verted both into your bitterest enc.
mics, and like the hydra they have
received new life from the sword
and bayonet that are raised to DIES.
troy them. The trick Of his satanic
majesty succeeded. and he babe his
spirits back to hell. and to- hell they
went. On that fatal night the in
fernal regions resounded with jubi-
lation, SCUM ling like the roar Of the
foaming waves on the rocky shore.
Caution is speed when danger is
to be encountered" is an old pro-
verb. Is il not policy for the rulers
of any government to brush back
the swarms of political adventures,
backed by a horde Of faDatical
preachers and their mihious, who
for years have been dragging about
the organic law of this nation, and
to take an unobstructed and impair
tial view at its old charts aud he
satisfied Of its workings over the
substituted one. more especially
now, when the people are being
tossed about, a. it were upon an un.
known sea. MODERATOR.
Honolulu. May, 1891.
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The Tagawa Coal Mine is
located in Fukuoka Ken in
the Island of Kinshui, Japan,
and was discovered about
twenty years ago. II was
owned by the government
and mined simply for the
governments use.
Great improvements, how
ever. were made since it was
sold to Il corporation about
six years ago, by importing
mining machinery from Eu-
rope and America.
Tagawa Coal is used more
than all other Japanese Goals
in the following countries:
China, Manila and Straits
Settlements. 1t has found
its way even to Bombay.
Two cargocs have been
imported into the Hawaiian
Islands recently, and it has
no superior in this market as
stove or steam coal.
G.. +. BOARDMAN,
Sole Agent for/K. Ogura Il
Go.
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A Plain Tale Of 1893.

Heroic deeds are not, as some
apostles Of the commonplace would
have us think. lost to the world in
these degenerate days. There comes
from the Dark Continent a plain
tale Of plain men in this latest year
Of the era Of commonplace as thrill
ng as any saga Of Odin and his
heroes. II was IN Matsbcleland. in
Capt. Wilson's fatal pursuit Of the
willy monster, Lob.ngula. The prin
cipal facts Of that gallant but dis.
astrous ride have already been made
known. But an officer Of one of the
Matabele regiments, who himself led
IN the attack upon the cnirapped
Englishmen, supplies in his own
graphic phrases some details that eau
never he forgotten. Il, Machasha, in.
duua in the lusuks regiment, he says,
tell you these things. We were six
thousand men against your thirty.
four. They rode into the track and
linked their horses IN n RUG, and
commenced heavy fire upon us,
aud our men fell fast aud thick. We
'l'H''' a h'' hpVu 'i''H GNU hiIIe'l
all their horses. Then they took to
cover behind their horses bodies
aud killed Us just like grass. We
tried to rush them. Twic. we tried.
but failed. After a time they did
not fire so much, and we Thought,
their ammunition was getting short.
Then, just n W. were preparing Ia
rush again, they all stood up. They
took oil their hats and sang. We
were so amazed To SIZE mcu singing
in the face Of death we knew not
what To do. At las, we rushed.
You white men don't fight like men,
hut like devils. They shot us until
the !'I cartridge. But thu-" who
hat insi covered up their
eyes auu 80, wi,'hu': sound.
Child of u white man, you p-Opl.
know how to fight. and how Ia die.
We killed all tn" thirty four. But
they killed us like grass
Not the Spartans al ThrrmopylU,
nor the Guard AT Waterloo, pre-
sented a spectacle Of sublimcr hero.
ism than that handful 81 English
men. surrounded by savage foes more
than n hundred to one, when tho
last cartridges were in their rcvuI-
vcrs, standing up la full view 81 their
slayers, reverently barring their
heads and singing God save the
Queen" Your latter.day mat orialist
may sheer at it as fustian, rr as mere
brute desperation, II was neither.
II was tn" SENSE of duty cnpquering
the sense 81 fear. II was courage oi
soul triumphant over impending dis.
solution Of the body. II Was a
crowded hour oi glorious life" that
Indeed was "worth an ag. without a
name, worth il, not only to ia. Nc.
tors al il, but IL the whole human
race. Those men had no reason Ia
think, and did not think. that their
deat til song would ev be heard by
other ears than those of their de-,
stroyers. Their decd was not bravo,
do. but modest loya! duty. Blu, their
voices will henreior,h live in count
less throbbing hearts, aud their valor
make life and the world seem noble
/" all their fellow men. Ncw iori
TrjbuDr
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-15
W HY LUCOL
IS THE BEST
OIL.
is THE BEST

Dries perfectly solid inside uf twenty
hours.
Forms a durable and elastic. not q brit
tie coating.
Retains it, gloss longer than any other
oil.
Resists the action OF acids and aIkalips
better than any other oil.
Flows freely from the brush without run.
ming and spreads well.
With the addition Of Litharge. yields a
hard surface, suitable for floor. steps. etc.
Mixes readily with pigments ground in
oil in paste form.
Brings out the real shade. Of the colurs
and keeps them unnltered.
Is u solvent for the mos, delicate ~ the
new coal tar colors.
Added to varnish greatly improves the
working Of the varuish.
Does not darken white Leaf or any deli
cate culnrs.
Has greater body than any other oil.
Requires one-third less pigment than
any other oil.
Can be added To linseed oil aud Il will
greatly Improve the linseei.
Can be ,hinned with turicntiur.
by actual tests, has "utInst-d the b, 81
lirsecd oil.
Therefore, Is the hes, paint oil ever man.
ufacIured.
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Direction for Use.

usc LrcoL IN every respect IN the
sam" niandrr ~ you would linsccd
oil, with III" single exception thh, you
may add iully on"-puar'er more ~.
col 10 the same quantity "f pigment
lhan you would ri linsccd
IN Using metallic Venetian red, the
"chres, aud other dry pigments, il i.
advisIhl" ~ mix up the pain, 1T lcas,
one day before IL H. Ia he used. then
add third more LuCuL nnd the paint
will he found Ia cover we'll aud have
g'Hri gloss.
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(Spccia, Despatch 10 Giobe. Democrat.)

Especial Despatch 10 Giobe. DemocraL)
WoRLD's FAIR, CHICAGO, ILL, Oct. n.
No award has ever been made so gratifying
to st. Louis people and so justly merited
n the one given to-day by the Columbian
jury Of the Worlds Fair. consisting Of con-
noisseurs and chemists Of the highest rank,
to the Anheuser- Busch Brewing Associa.
tinn. BY methods Of unrivaled business
enterprise, and by using the best material
produced Ia America and Europe, excIud-
ing corn ard other adulterants or surfo-
gates, the different kinds OF the Anbeuser-
Busch beer have become the favorites with
tue American peo, lie, and have now con-
qucred the highest award In every particu-
lar, which had to be considered by the
Columbian jury. The high character "
the award given to-day by the Jurors will
he better understood when IL H. known that
the different beers exhibited by the An
beuser Busch Brewing Association had To
compete with hundreds Of the most excel
lent displays of other brewers. The fact
that no other concern has received so
many points for the various essential pliaI-
tiles Of good beer confirms anew the firms
rcput ton ~ the leader of all American
beers, and Mr.. Adolphus Busch can feel
proud over this result 30 Justly meri'sd.
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An Accomplished Bride.

BY the marriage Of Miss Albu to
Colonel Il. ". Macfarlaue, Of Homo
lniu, one Of the mos, finished art
istes of the musical world disappears
from public notice. Mrs. Marfarlane
WAS u pupil OF Jenny Lind. She
made her debut in company with
Madame Patey, Sims Reeves, Bar
rington Foote and Signor Foil in
June, lsSs, IN London, at the Alex
andra Palace concert. The Test
amur, which is headed by he Prince
Of Wales and signed by Sir George
Grove, states that Mrs. Macfarlane
held an open scholarship (Which she
gained on July 3lst, 1856 of the
Royal College Of Music, London, for
ten consecutive terms, a fact unpar-
aIleled in the history OF the Royal
College, Mrs. Macfarlane is descend
ed from an old Spanish family Of
nobility, aud combines with her
wonderful vocal talent a charming
personality, Her hu band is a
wealthy merchant and was Chamber
lain To the late King Kaiakaua. ---
gu" fi""fN'b .NfWS IS'IffF, IpfN ~.
Persons who sympathize with the
afflicted viii rejoice with ID. f.. Carr
OF l2'5 Harrison street, Kansas City.
He is an old sufferer from inilamma-
tory rheumatism, but has not here
tofore been troubled in this climate
Last winter h" went up iuto Wlscou-
sin, and IN consequence has had
anot her attack. ut cam" upon M"
again very acute aud severe" he
said. "My joints swrlIed aud he.
came inilam"d; sore to touch or
almost IA hook A. Upon the urgent
request Of my mothcr-in.law tried
Chambrrlam's Pain Balm to reduce
the swelling aud easo the pain, aud
Ia my agreeable surprise, il did
both. | have used three iifty-cent
bottles aud believe il to he the finest
thing for rheumatism, pains and
swellings extant. For sale by all
dealers, Benson, Smith Il Co, Agents
for the Hawaiian Islands
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Golden RU|N BAZAAR.
W. F. Reynolds, {: Prop.
The Domestic Spming Mochino
makes HAPPY aires and s",c'.
hearts.
an kinds Uachine Needies and
Attachments 10 make ersry wowdn
hoppy
G"jiors 10 charm rim song and
'"or' Il happy smile.
Spectocics and Eysyiosses 10 Ut
all sights 80 HH 10th old and
yo""g may be happy.
Doiis and Toys 10 make me
yo""gsicJ's happy.
Rcmi"gton Typcwrj'ers 10 make
N" b"sjussS man HAPPY.
Tennis Supplies I" assist y"""g
men and mdjdeus 10 drhjcrc hap.
pj""ss.
Purses and CART Cnscs !" make
yo"r best girl hoppH
wallets and Io"kct B"oks 10
make y""r best .Gci'o" h"ppN
BnscboH >"ppiics !" make """r
bays" happy.
Visiting rords nmi Socjciy
Stationery 10 r""r'g happiness.
Dbice S'otjo"cry o"d Bio"k
Boot~, and 10 complete h' Loppj.
ness NJ all
Bay a Stem lIj"dj"g, Stem
S'Hi"g Nickd P7otd Watch,
g""rn"tcrd n good Em,k""p"r
Jw Sj.j0.
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LrCOL MINES wIrH VAR.
NI,NES

and nssi.h their working and i'm.
prove their appearance" MT rnEr
sn"uhD BE rsED SAME DAY THEY ABE
MIXED, otherwise the gum ii the var.
nish may h. pr"cipitai"d "r the mis-.
,ur rufdlcd.
The addition of from /" 4 oi IT,.
cot /" varllishr> does not r,"lu,r their
Ia tr" nor rrlttd their hardening nnd
drying aud i, pr vents THEN cracking
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NOTICE.

GUN w 60. HAVE BOUGHT Nil
- the interest IN the lras'hud, hlil T.
ing, goods ami chatrcl~ Of n Kiwai, do
Ing II general UNCERTAINTIES business aud
coffee sain"n, ~ No. III Queen street, An-
nolulu oahu. san We 90, will not he
responsible Tor any debt, owing 10y II.
kiwni, sun w 60,
Honolulu, May ., 1871 IU2p-lw'
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oEYLoN TEA AND JEwELRY

I BEG TO INFORM THE PUBLIC
] that have opened my Store nj No. lSi
Nuuanu street with teylun Manufactured
Jewelrv set with Rabies, Sapphircs, Pearls,
rtr. Just r. ceiyed some Pure Ceylnn Tea -
Try Il. Also, Ceylon Handmade Lace.
An inspection Of my stock Is solicited
w. ]. sADRIS,
ytJ-ti No i5J NudAnu street,
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TO LET

CuRNl.HED OR uN. y,
! furnished kooms near skitI ~
kawaiahao Church, Apply 4 -. ~
Z. GERTH,
lObI- lw' licI Foot street
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Plans, Specifications and sup rinrrnd-
enc" given for Every Description # Build.
ing. Old buildings successfully RemUd.
ell Il and Enlarged. Designs for Interior
decorations, Maps or Mechanical Draw
ing, Tracing aud blue Printing. Drawing,
lor li0nk or N"wspaI cr Illustration.
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FOR RENT

4 FURNISHED REsI- A, ~,
~ dencn on Eeretania
street, for either family ar sSIsisns,sf
single gentlemen. +, rm, Etssf{ tjaIfa
moderate For particulars apply at ~,
Office, IUlUt
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The Prize
Awarded +!
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Co.
Wins the Prize at the
Worlds Fair with their
EAGLE" Brand Beer.
ST. LOUIE. Oct. %. 1899.

ST. LoUis, Oct. %, 1888.
Misses. MAcrARLAsE e. Co., In,
Honolulu, n. !.
Denr Sirs:--We have mailed you n copy
Of the Giobc- Democrat announcing the great
victory won by the ANHErsER-BuscB AssO-
CITATION with their "EAGLE'' Brand Of
Beer.
lSigned
ANHEUsEr-BusCH BREWING AssO-
CITATION,
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TO LET

4 VOLTAGE 10 LET ON
" kinau street, one blOGg
from horse ear, all modern
improvements, also Barn,
stables and servants Room
\, =.
no
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FURNISHED ROOMS

Two LET ON RERE.
L tania street near Mil As,,E,sA
Ter street. gEI-iis 49, SS2Sys
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TO LET

,I'HREE NICELY FUR. A@S-b
i nlshed Rooms at No, f,,. FE.e4
I Garden Lane, ST. # 49,. syS
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do not ivrl ct the time I" ring up
l52 Mutual Telephone l52.
N. r.. BURGESS

Is still prepared 10 r pair Garden Hoo,
sI'rinklers, Water Taps. Filling Saw and
Sharpening all kinds tools mciudin' tHrv.
ing kriv", and ScisS"r- Lawn Mower,
speciality Also Setting GlH~S, IN met all
kinds ~ J"hl,ing Work "uI!ed fnr and re-.
turned. hrs Il
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WANTED

A FURNlSHED cor -, ~
~ age, not more dian 49,
hmIf II mile from Post Ofhce k,,ri.sA
Address r." BrLLErIN sE S1SstA
Office, or cal! al Enipirc Saloon.
lUSO-3I
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NEVER USE JApANS.

Where hard surfaces such a, ilmrs,
stcpS. e,c., ARE required usr liih ,rSv
only, never use Jnpans.
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Bay a Stem l'j"dj"g, Stem
S'iij"g Nirkd I'otcd Watch,
guaranteed n gopd Em,kc"wr
Jor SJ.j0.
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volt
Abendblatt., 1894-12-21
hit Rcht un5ufrieoen.

Inter ben itdOtf9en @nge1teuten mu6t
it4 cine ie6r un3ufrteoene Gtimmung BE-
mertli4, inbem man i6nen, tpie eS felt Sab
rem UNI @eibna9ten gebrGu9li9 mar,
peoer oas 8ebalt ausbe3ablt nod au9 Tonit
trgenb Del&en &orf4uB getpG6rt. Die
8eamten %be6aupten, baB nod niemul8 3ubDr
bic polttti9e 8etfteuerzS 9raube barter an
ge3ogen tporben lei, pie es in bieIem
Sabre Der San lit; audi bic monatli6e Be-
5a9lung lei itetS regelmdbiger erfolqt. 0aalt
Die 2obnrebuctiDn bon 10 procent, tpentqer
4rbeitstrdfte unb in 5otge beKen nod elm
NAL 10 bel @rbeit pte friiber. Qeuten,
pel9e etnen 9an3en Monat unb nod Ian
ger auf ben &obn gu tparten 6a6en, fOnnte
man UNI Metbna4ten unb Neuiu6r Ie6r
pobl etnen tletnen 8orf3uB getpGbren,
oRne baB Die StaOt mebr banferoft niirbe,,
als ie tit, Ober fein foG!
Abendblatt., 1894-12-21
2Ilfre6 Barnes 1U0r6er.

@eitern 9to9mtttag I'm 2 116r murben
Dem 8i6ter Sulep bic Moroer pDn @lfreb
Barnes borgefii6rt. @8 tparen @bnurb eSyorz
ban, 4nna MGbonep, SObn 9. Serfep, @b.
tparD 8arbee unO Spmmp Oono6ue. Die
beiOen 2eBtgenannten tparen bur9 8e9tsunz
lpGlte bertreten. &le bis auf Serfep, Ieugz
neten tire S4ufO an Dem 8erbre9en. SerIeD
betdnnnte ii6 f4uGoig urO 8tpar, pte er err
flGrte, neil er teinen Mnipalt befpmmen
tDnne. @r f4ten fe6r nieOergef9lagen at
ietn. &t3ter Sulep ernannte 4ntpalt @nop
5um 3ert6eibtger SerieD's unb riet6 bieIem
baS 8efenntniB feiner S4ulb 8uriit3u
5ie6en.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-21
Die Drifting Ger DoIisiiten.

Die 9oGt8ei>GommiiiOn belt getern
NbenO tpieoer cine @iBung a6, in psl6er fe
bei9loB, baB Die erfte f9rtftli9e priifung,
bic our SeititelGung Der geiitigen 8efG6iguag
Der 9egentpdrtigen, nod nt4t 3e6n Sabre
i'm 9tent befinOIi6en Ppli3ei6eamten ab=
gebalten tperben fo0, am %. DECEMBER in
Der @effeite 6ObI4ule ftattfinben ioQ.
8pn Dem uni priingli6en plane, BON a1en
Bolt3iten, pel9e i'm Imte 3u bletben min
i4en, cine befpnbere f9riftlibe Npplifatton
gu Derlangen, bat Die Boli5etcommifiion CUR
8ermeibung BON 3ettberfdumniB N6itanb
genommen. G5 tpirb nur an bic idm1ntz
li6en Bolt5iiten Die @ufforberung erge6en,
ft6 gu Der fir Die 9riifung feitgeieBten
Stunbe i'm 9riifung8lofal e~in5uftnben.
@er Die f4riftli4en Yriifungsarbeiten Der
8lour0de beurtbeilen ioG, unb tpie Die 8ez
urt6etlung erfoGgen fpQ, boriiber 1T bis6er
nod feline 8eittmmung getroffen pprben.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-21
Wur0e onoerer N1efnuno.

Wtr beri6teten Dor %etnigen Sagen, baB
NbenD Des IA. December in ben Saloon
DeS SD, Wfeber, 229 Mat6er Ctr, 3tpei
Sterile 6tnetntamen unb ben S6antfelner
WeiB gu berauben ber1u6ten. Oo9 DieTer
ipar out lleberfdae porbereitet, 8og Elm
@9teBetien berpor unb iagte einem Der
&erle etne &ugel ms 8ein, i'm let6t berz
ipunDenD, Wd6renb Der Nnbere es ppr3oq,
it3 f3leunigit biinne 3u maben, nurDe Der
@ngei4oiene Bis our Mntunft BON berbeigez
%rufenen Polt3tften fe1tge6alten, unb bteIen
Damn itbergeben. 9ie1e erfannten in i9m
etnen alten@tnbre3er, Nlfreb Piero. Meper,
Der BET Der Nffatre gar ntbt 3ugegen 9epe1en
fetn foQ, bef9Dor Sags barauf ppr 8t9ter
9opleD, oaB Ptero i'm 81 berauben berfu9t
battle. WfeDer bate bpr etlt6en Monate1t
Elm d6nlt9es Mbenteuer NIT bret Gdu6ern
3n beite9en, 0amalS tpurbe er beim @elbz
3dRlen angefallen unb, ba er baffelbe ni9t
hetdusgeben ipDQte, bon etnem Der Gduber
angel 9pfelt, Gr ieBte ftb CUR We6r, 19pB
etnen Der Gerle, Iamen5 Srotnor, tobt, unD
b%eripunDete etl1en Nnberen. Oiefer QeBtere
tpurDe ipdter Der6aftet, 9ab ben Namen bes
9rtttet an, urD tpurben Ddnn 8et0e unter
$4,000 8iirgf9dft Dem GriminaGQeribt
itbernieIen, Die 9ranOiurb erbob ge9en fte
pie Intlage auf 8aub unD MorOberiu8, NI5
Der SAL gegen Pierp beute BON 9ft9ter
oufgerufen tpurbe, ertldrte MeDer,
BON elmer Bro3efrung Nbtanb nebmen gu
lpoaen, oa er ftA na9trdgli9 ii6er5eugt (?0
9dtte, DaB Ptero, Der 3. 3. betr11nten mar,
it9 nur einen Sber3 nit tbm erluuben
poQte. Der Ri6ter belt inn Darauf Die
Don Inn C0teper) bef9norene Nntlage gegen
Piero bor Die g}aie unb frrg i'm, pb er an
bic 9eiligtett oeS @ibes CLAUDE, unb ob er
ieBt, ooer al5 er Die Mntlage bef6por, Die
untpabrbeit fagte. 0a aber Sleeper ab1plut
tetn beldftenbeS 8etpeismatertal gegen 9iero
borbrtngen molte, blteb Dem Jttbter nt6ts
anbereS iibrig, alS ben QngetIagten %laufen
I'll IQiien.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-21
furhten Ole prdfuno.

Inter ben 8oli3iften Der 3neiten Oibtion,
lpel4e bic 9an8e Sibieite einf9lteBlt9 Der
StodparbS unb 9pOe Part umfaBt, ctrcuz
ltrt augenbltdlt3 Elm energif6er prDteS
gegen Die geplante Pritfung Der Mitglieosr
oe5 Poli5eioepartements, Die 11nter3eibner
beS Broteites, big geftern Nbenb ettpa 500
an Der 3abl, penOen it4 an ben Sn1pector
6unt nit Der 8ttte, fir tbren proteft elm
3%utreten. DIS @runb fir t6ren Brptet
geben tie an, baB es Elm f6le9teS 2i9t duf
Die @bica9oer Polt3etforce tperfen piirDe,
tpe1n maj i6re MitgGteber etnem np6nultz
gen @ramen unternerfen tpiiroe.
Dieter PrDteft tptrb ben 8laur0den ntdt
bel 6eGfen, uno er mtrb boraus1i9tli6 iiberz
baupt gar nt6t an bic rt4tige Mbre1e gelanz
gen. @r 3eigt aber, baB es 3a6lrei9e 3D.
tighten gtebt, Die fi9 tbrer g~eifttgen unfdz
bigfett, iRre @teae gu betletOen, tpo6l betpuBt
1tnb.