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The Portland daily press., 1894-10-17
lNTERscHoLAsTIc MEET.
Bridgton Academy Takes Championship


HonOrs.
Norway, October 16. The fifth annual
field meet of the Interscholastjc Athletic
League was held att this place today.
Bridgton was the winner, gaining 3s 2-3
points to Norway High School IS 1-3,
and Gould Academy 20. This gives the
championship for the shool year of 1s94-5
to Bridgton Academy. New records are:
Put ting 16-pound shot, 81 feet inches,
Eames of Gould Academy; running
high jump, feet II inches, Babb of
Bridgton; throwing 12-pound hammer,
SO feet inches, Bickford of Norway;
runningbroad jump, Brown of Bridgton;
quarter-mile bicycle race, 80 seconds,
BEEN of Norway.
The Portland daily press., 1894-10-17
Local Weather Report.

Portland. Me-. Oct 16-The local Weather
Bureau Office records as to the weather the
following:
40o dew point, 50; humidity. IS; WIND, sW,
"A; cloudy. t.sa9o !
3 sp.s Barometer. 29.535; thermometer,
$50; dew point, 50; humidity. So; wind, aW;
velocity, Z; weather, cloudy. Sc al +
i Mean daily thermometer. 44.8; maximum,
thermometer. $40; minimum thermometer,
$50: maximum velocity of wind, IA SW;
total precipitation, 7. eht
The Portland daily press., 1894-10-17
WAITING THE WORD.
Chinese and Japanese Armies Are
Face to Face.
A DECISIVE BATTLE WILL SOON
TAKE PLACE.

Position and Seem Inclined to Merely
Act on the Defensive-Many Chinese
Prisoners Arrive in Japan-They are
Kindly Treated.
London. October l6-A dispatch to the
Central News from Wiju, dated Monday,
says: 'The two opposing armies still face
each other on the banks of the Yalu river.
The Chinese have not fired a shot, but work
night and day strengthening their defences.
Count Yamagata, the Japanese commander
in-chief, is awaiting the arrival of heavier
artillery before attacking the Chinese
position. The Japanese scouts estimate the
Chinese force numbers 25,OoJ men. The
scouts brought IN detailed information as
to the condition of the Chinese defences.
showing they are not so strong as first re-
ports indicated. The Chinese artillery was
shown to be less form liable than the
Japanese supposed, and decisive attack is
expected shortly. Various indications
justify the belief the chief stand of the
Chinese will be at Kubenchao. A dispatch
from Toxic says several hundred Chinese
prisoners takensat the battle Of Ping Yang,
arrived in Toxic today. Crowds were in the
streets to see the captives and followed
them from the station to the prisons. The
crowds were quiet and orderly, indulging in
no insults or signs of exultation. The
captives were distributed among the several
military stations. The Japanese legation
in London received advices to the effect
that the Japanese transport steamer Ariaki
Maru, arrived at Yokohama from Hong
Kong. A Chinese gunboat left Hong Kong
few hours before the Ariki Mru. but
contrary to expectations made no attempt
to engage the transport. ss
The Portland daily press., 1894-10-17
Howard will be Released.

New York, October l6.-Judge Lacomb in
the United States Circuit court this after
.oon, signed a writ OF habeas corpus in the
G. Sc of John James Howard, Levi P. Nor
TONS coachman. Tracy, Boardman and
Platt, attorneys for Howard. fled petition
for his release in the Circuit court.
The Portland daily press., 1894-10-17
To Take His own Medicine.

Beaver City. Neb., October l6.-Hon. D.T
Welty. judge of the fourteenth judicial dis
trict, was arrested and brought before
Judge Anderson charged with bribery. The
complaint was sworn out by A.. D. Gibbs,
who has held the position of court reporter.
He was recently discharged by Judge Welty
Judge Welty was arrested yesterday and
the hearing was set for October 25 and the
bond fixed at $1,000.
The Portland daily press., 1894-10-17
viii Answer all Inquiries.

MR.. LEVI BERRY, of POW
NAL, ME-, is SO grateful for his
wonderful cure of Salt Rheum and
Erysipelas that he will gladly an
swer all personal or written in
quiries. He was afflicted for five
years, when DANA'S thoroughly
CURED him.
The Portland daily press., 1894-10-17
The Tug safe.

Oswego, N. Y, October 16.-A telegram
from Dunkirk today says the tug Mary
French, reported lost in Lake Erie with all
hands, is safe in that port, and left there
for Owswego this morning.
The Portland daily press., 1894-10-17
IN DISTRESS.
Bangor Brig Aground.

Cape May. y. j., October 16.-The brig
Katahdin, Bangor. Me-. for Philadelphia.
with cargo of lumber, ran aground off
Cape May point this afternoon. The life
saving crew will board her.
The Portland daily press., 1894-10-17
THE WEATHER.
Fair and Warmer.

Boston. October l6.-For New England for
Wednesday: Fair; warmer; southwest
winds.
Washington, OCTOBER 16.-For Wednesday
for Maine: Light showers; brisk high
westerly winds; warmer in the southern
portion.
Signals are displayed on the Atlantic
coast from Eastport to Narragansett
section.
The Portland daily press., 1894-10-17
WEDNESDAY, MORNING,

g1ees. sW, clear; Chicago, e6 degrees. W,
clear; st. Paul, 66s degrees, W. clear: st.
Vincent, 46 degrees. NV. clear: Huron,
Dak., 6s degrees. W, clear; Bismarck. "a de-
grees. N. clear; Jacksonville, 64 degrees. N,
clear.
The Portland daily press., 1894-10-17
BoiIs from Impure Blood.

MR.. I. T. WILLETT, we'll
known in KNIGHTSVILLE, ME-,
suffered greatly from large Boils
appearing with startling frequency.
Appetite almost nil. He writes,
II am pleased to say am entirely
well. DANA'S CURED me-"
The Portland daily press., 1894-10-17
weeks benefits were paid. The total re-
lief for the year was S13, 365.
Not Guilty.

Paris, October 16.-The Oxford Su-
preme Court today was taken up with
the trial of Stephen H. Gilman of Bald.
win and Lydia F. Cotton of Hirams
charged with adultery. The verdict was
not guilty.
The Portland daily press., 1894-10-17
FOR REM r

Store No. 100 Exchange street, in
Jose Bldg, together with shops in rear
of same, lately occupied by Nelson Ten
ney & Co. Premises consist of Main
store containing about 1880 So. tt.
with Basement the same; rear store
containing about 1880 SO. IT. with
basement, the same; and work shops,
two stories high. 4Ox22 and 2Sx16
each. The above are all well lighted
and in good condition and are connect
ed. Large yard space adjoining. The
whole will be leased together or will
be divided, as tenant may desire. Ap-
"a, Jose Bldg, So Exchange, Street.
may24rtii. = frs-54 diff II
The Portland daily press., 1894-10-17


the Storm.
Chatham, Mass, October 16.-A heavy
southeast gale came on suddenly this fter-
noon and caught large fleet of down east
schooners trying to beat up over the shoals
arter having been anchored off here since
sunday night. Among them was the
schooner Ellen Morrison of Bangor, Nye.
with cargo of lumber for New London.
The patrolman on duty in the watch tower
OIL the life sa wing station saw her in the
breakers drifting helplessly ashore on
Shovelful shoals. Captain TuttIe and his
crew promptly started to the rescue, al
though the prospect for saving her looked
ouplous. 1t was perilous trip. and a hard
pun across the shoal. Captain Tuttle and
the crew succeeded in bringing the crew
saIely TO land In their lifeboat, after bat
ting with the wind and waves three hours.
Inc steward of the Morrison said: 1--WE
lett an anchorage off Chatham this morn
Ing. hoping to get run to Hyannis, but
gale came on SO suddenly and furiously
and our vessel began to.leak like a..sieve.
She is nearly fifty years old and has been
leaking all the trip, SO We were obliged TO
pump continually y.seShesgot settled down in
VIZ ""tol 60 sno WOulu uOb mlnu the helm
and tack against the heavy seas. To cmake
the situation as bad as could be, just as we
were hoping to fetch past the shoal our lib
stay pa rted leaving the vessel unmansge-
aole, and at the mercy of the elements. She
soon drifted into the fearful breakers under
our lee. With a prospect of being swept
overheard by the seas or knocked into the
seething breakers, we thought our end had
come, and guess it would. If it had not
been tor the grit of Captain Tuttle and the
crew. They worked close up alongside a nd
took us off in style that beat anything /
ever saw. presume the old craft has gone
to pieces before this, and her cargo is being
strewn along the beach,
IN DISTRESS.
A two masted schooner was seen to be-
come apparently, disabled by the loss of her
sails while beating over the shoals this
afternoon. and was rapidly driven to lee
ward by the gale. She was seen by the
steamer Maverick, and after the steamer
succeeded in getting hawser to the dis
abled vessel. the hawser parted. The
Maverick was unable to again get hold of
the schooner's hawser and the latter
drifted off to seaward again. AT sunset her
anchors appeared to take bottom, bul tic
gale continued tonight with una abated fay.
1t she remains in sight at daylight, and
the gale moderates the life saving crews
Will make an attempt to reach her.
The Portland daily press., 1894-10-17
BAD ULCERS ON LIMBS
Five years. Suffering. Could not Sleep
or Work from Itching
and Burning. Six Doctors could do
Nothing. Relief In the
First Application. Perfect Cure by
CUTICURA.

had on both my legs, for five years, three
very bad ulcers, two on one, and one on the
other just into the bone above the ankle as large
The Portland daily press., 1894-10-17

good, and gave up all hopes of ever getting
cured. Nothing did me any good, until / tried
CUTIoURA REMEDIES. The fret application nv
legs began to feel better, the itching smarting,
and burning stopped. I kept on with them
and after using for three months, 1 was entirely
cured. ! used seven boxes of CUTIcURA, one
cake of CUTICURA SOAP, and three bottles of
CUTIoURA REsoLvENT, and they are the best
remedies for skin diseases ever used. FSye
years l suffered, and can prove it BY people
where now live. If anyone doubts this, write
to me, and will tell them with the greatest of
cannot speak too highly of the CUTICURA
REMEDIES, and shall recommend them to others
as sure cure. E. r. HENDRICKSON.
522 Bridge St., Trenton. N. T.
The Portland daily press., 1894-10-17

as q hve cent piece which
hurt me 80 much night and
day, that l could not sleep
for the itching and burning.
l had to get up three or four
times a night. Did not know
what to do with myself as I
could not work. Called a
doctor to look at them, but
he did me no good, and in
all, had six of the best doc
tors I could get, but they
The Portland daily press., 1894-10-17

RkRV'C Skin and Scalp purified and beantiiad
OAn u bv Cnticura Soap. AfsoIutev n,,re o,,,e4
The Portland daily press., 1894-10-17

Sold everywhere. Price, Cur1cuRA 6oc eo.n
25c.; REsoLvENT, 81. POTTER DRUG AND CHrs'
CORP, Sole Props, Boston "An about the skin -
The Portland daily press., 1894-10-17
RESOLvENT CURES barry

wish to let everyone know what good the
GUTIcURA REsoLvENT has done for my little girl
from one year old till three, she was one mass
OF sores and scabs all over her face, hands. and
pooy: Tried several doctors without relief. At
bottles of the CUT1oURA REsoLvENT, and she
was cured. She is now seven years old and a
healthy child. thanks to the CUTIoURA REsor.
VENT. FRANK T. IIGHTCAP 1'oA
656 Ferry Ave-, Ward 8, South Camden. N r
The Portland daily press., 1894-10-17
A FURIOUS BLOW.
Sudden Gale Caught Vessels on tile
Shoals.
BANGOR SCHOONER ELLEN MORRI-
son IN THE BREAKERS.

The Crew Were Rescued by the Life Saw
ing Crew after a Hard Fight-Another
Schooner in Distress and Disabled by
the Storm.
The Portland daily press., 1894-10-17
Worcester Mass oo+ "A

4tAebcoes
To the City Marshal of Portland Me.
Dear Sir. saw an item in paper about
a month ago of the finding of skeleton in
Portland. My father left for Portland Dec.
18th or 10Th. 1870. from Augusta, Me-, where
he lived, and has never been heard from
since that time: he was man that
weighed about ITO lbs, about 43 years old,
dark curly hair. full beard, had lost quite
asnumber of teeth. II not identified, will
you kindly give me an account where it
was found and any other information that
you can. and also the address of S, P. May
berry. My father had one of his arms
broken when boy, Ny mother can give a
better description than l can, for / was
boy when he went away,
If you will reply , if there is any expense
I will cheerfully pay it, My mother made
search for him at the time but could dis
cover nothing.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-20
Aus Dem SbuIratb.
Sir cine Sehrer=p enTonsFaTe

Ser S6ulratb orbnete in 5einer geitrigen
StBung Die Oruflegung elmer 8orlage fir
Die S9affung zines PenitonsfDTtems fir
2e6rer unb S9ulangeiteGte beioerlet Sc
i3le6ts oil, nel9e linn bon 9errn 6. @.
Sbornton borgelegt purbe. Die @prlage,
Die bon me6r alS $4,000 Qe6rerinnen un0
2ebrern be5 States JQinois unteraet6net
tit, erfu3t Die Gtaatslegislatur, Elm @efeB
81 %erlai1en, tpel9e8 Die @riinbunq u1b 9ez
nubung zines P%enitonsfonres fir 2ebrer nnb
@ngeitelte Der DffentIi9en S9ulen in ben
@tGbten BON 100000 unb me6r @intpo6nern
borf@retbt.
Aa6bem bic @orlage geOrudt fein pirb,
fotrb tie in Der nG9ten S6ulratb8itbung err
Drtert iperben.
Ser S4uGratb bef6GoB, ben @tabtrat6
81 erfu9en, Die aEte 6rantlini6ule an Der
SeDgptd un0 9ibtItonItr. nteoerreiBen 3u
lafen, bas @runbiHid gu p%erfaufen unb Elm
neues 9ebdube on elmer Ne6enitraBe errt9z
ten gu GafIen.
Na9fOlgenbe G9ulen perben fprtan unter
nelten ~8enennungen befannt fem: Die MfnDz
itraBenzSAu ol5 @ptngz@ 9ule, 70 be-
nannt gu @4ren bes neil. 8rpf. 0aDio
GtDtng; Die Duncan Nbe.z S9ule ols 8raoz
70 benannt gu @9ren bon WDra
8raopeu; Die Gbampltn Mpe. zS3ule als
Mcg19=S6uGe, 10 benannt 81 @bren bes
YrGftoenten oe5 Princetonz@pI inGtaate
9tetp Seriep, Brof, WcGOf6,
Abendblatt., 1894-12-20
unfere DEMONSTRATING.

Inter ben 8a6Grei9en iiber Die Golumz
bif6e MISUNDERSTANDING gef9riebenen user
fen nimmt 3tpeifellos bus nnter benz StteI
rltnfere @eltaustelung" eri3tenene Den
eriten Stang elm. 3unG4ft bat es ben SOr=
qua Der S~riginalttdt: 8Gbreno Die mel
fen beutf6en 8i9er nur l~tebrfeBungen nit
t6eiGipeiIe fe6r mangeGbaften I~bbtlOun9en
finb, lit biefes @erf uripriinglt9 IN Deut=
f6er @pra6e gef6rieben unb bic 5aRlret3en
SQuftrationen finb bur3tpeg tlinttlertia
ausgefibrt. Die @erIeger fi4erten it3 NIT
erbebli6em ~&oftenaufpanb Die beiten Der
bpm Der 8eGtausteaungsbebDrbe bergez
fteQten Q~ufnabmen, tpOrtn %befonoers ben
beutf9en NusitelIungen Die gebibrenoe Sez
o6tunq 3u She'll purbe. Druid nnD pa=
pier Iinb Der 9efammtaus itattung tplrotg,
10 bab bteIes 8u9 als cine nit edit 0eut=
f8em GGeiB berseitelte erf3OPfenOe 9eA
f9t9te unferer gepalttgen 4usitelung be-
sei6net tperben barf. 9a bas Sammeln
bon ein3elnen Soften gu pielfa4en Rlagen
unb rnanne6mli9tetten NnluB gegeben bat,
ba6en mir fdmmtli9e 6efte btnben laien
unb iteaen ben gan5en 8unb u%nieren See
fern gu benz biqigen Preife bon S. CUR
8erfigung. g1ur Der Nntauf elmer be-
trG4tGifen glnsabl BON @remplaren feBte
uns in Die Gage, einen 10 ntebrigen Prets
itenen 5u t6nner.
8eiOnbers fir bos nabe @ei6na3tsfet
1T btefe beuti9e pra6tausgabe uls 5eftgez
f3ent fir Treunbe bier unb i'm alien @az
terIarb angelegentGi6ft gu empfe6len.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-20
Stdotiihes.
Uod ntdt aufeefIdrt.
Der DerbIeib Ger perf4wunoeuen mabI=
oofumente nod nidt ermitteIt. Gin
LETTER Deroadt.

Die 1nterIu9ung Der @a6lcommiIiipn
CUR Nuftldrung Des gebeimniBDOIen Ser
f6ptnbens Der rSaQD"= 8pgen bon Der leBz
ten Wapor5@S pe5talpabl MAJ ge1tern Nbenb
gegen neun l1br 1ppett qebte6en, baB, ipie
GDmmifGr 8abeno9 na6 8eenbtgung Der
StBung ertlGrte, Die idmmtli9en Glerfs Der
Wablbe60rbe iiber Die Metbpben unb Sc
Do6n6eiter, Die in ben lebten bier oSabren
in 8e3ug auf Die ii@ere M%ufbenbrung Der
pfft3teQen Wa6lbotumente bepba9tet muir
ben Dernonl1nen tporoen 1tnb.
Die unterfu9ung bat Iptpeit ergeben, baB
am 16. unD II, Nprtl an Der 2ofe Srpnt bic
BON Der leBten Prd{ibentenipa6l berrii6renben
Sttr1m5ettel berbrannt Durben, un0 bdB am
I. gfopember eine 3tpette 8e~rbrennu1lq BON
itberfliifiig 9etporDenen Mablbptumenten i'm
HdtbbauIe pprgenomrnen tpurbe. Our6 bic
Musiogen Der fdmmtlt0en bernommenen
MnqeteIten Des Wablcommi7artats bat Die
WablbebDrbe Die ueber5eugung getppnnen,
oaB Die Der19punbenen nSdQD" =8pgen unb
3uiammen itequn9en Der 9eiultote Der IeBz
ten W}aDr8tpa6l ippbl bel teiner bteIer bctben
@elegen6etten aus 8erfe6en mitDerbrannt
DOrben fetn tDnnen, tpte man a~nfan9s 9ez
mut6mdBt bate. OaS Northumberland Der
Salt" z8ogen tonnte bis gum Wfat bieIe8
Sabre5 na@gepte1e nerben, bd bamals Die
DSalD" z8o9en bon 3lpet Marbs ben @roBz
gef6tpDreren DDrgelegt unD bann nieber
nd@ t6rem Nufbepa6rungsplaB 3uriidgez
brad)t pprDen ipdren. OaB Die Optumente
t1t9t i'm Nobember mttperbrannt lpprben
ftno, tpuroe burb bas 3eugniB Der Glerts
WarD un0 6ra3ter bdrget6dn, tpel@e eiQenS
bariiber 3u tpaben 6atten, baB bamals feline
auf bic lebte MaDorstpa6l be3iiqli6en 0oz
tumente aus Dem @epDI6e e%ntfernt purben.
Iuf9efaQen 1T ben Wabl : GommifGren
BET i9rer unterfu4ung Der umftanb, baB bic
MusIagen be5 frii6eren 8pten unb iebiqen
Glerf5 Sultus NDenborff, zines Tarbigen,
BON ben NuS1agen Der G6efzglerfs Sonlors
in einigen P~untten abtpei9en, bod lit biSber
nod ni6t betdnnt geporoen, tpprin Die NuSz
1agen Nbenborff'8 beIte6en unb in miefern
tie BON benen SaDlors abtpei6en, SebenfaQs
Ttanb NDenbprff BEL 6errn SaDlor in groBem
Nnfe6en unb muBte audi I'm bic Gombinaz
tim bes @9lofe5 be8 @ep0l6es in pel9em
Die 0otumente aufbemabrt tparen.
Nu9 in 8e3ug duf Die 8erleBung Der Sic
gel Der Badete nit ben Ma9l3etteln aug Der
30, 81. unb SO, Warb bat bic unterIu6ung
Del. WaRlcommtfdre nod nt6tS POittipes
ergeben.
s, 81. 8rotosti, Elm qoltiter us Der erfen
@arb, er3Gblt, DaB inn Srant Su[tpan,
nit Dem er 8ufammen in 6enrp Mulffs
Sfftce ar6eitete, i'm Ottpber zines Sagss err
adblt babe, Elm Santtor bes 3atbbaufeS babe
tbm 9efagt boB Ote. ft6 auf bic leBte Maporsz
Nabl be3iebenben 9otumente in benz Sur
mace" berbrannt norben Ieten. Sb an bteIer
Nngabe ettpa5 Mabres tit, muB erf nod unz
terIu6t merben,
6eute traten bic Ma6fzGommtfdre erft
an Nabmittag pieber gu elmer @iBung 3uz
fammen, ba ie fir ben 8ormittag bor bic
rpbz@ei9porenen cittrt tporben 1inb.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-20
0mmer otefeIbei1.
Die Reini9un9 oes marwea= Oitrifts sur In.
mo9lidfeit 9emadt.

v8aS bat eS fir einen 3tpeG, 6te notoz
rtiben Gbarottere Ser 8eItieite, bic betan1z
ten 8anotten Die @ebri0cr 6enneberrD, Die
S9cpltns, bic Mtorteus, SbeeoDs, bic
S'@OnnOr5 uno ipte ite ale beiBen m08cn,
ans @~riminaI9eri6t SIT peripeticn. SS6r
poIitti6er Qlnbang lit elm 10 GROCER unb
getpthtiger, 6aB %meiitentbeitS gar felne
Nnflo8en erbo6en Dcrben, unb penn bieS
tDtrflib etnmal 9ei6iebt, 6ann nerocn 6ie
9auunfen bon Der BetitjurD freigeiprofen
o0er COB abii9tlidb o6er unabit6tli6, mill
tb o%abtngeiteut ietn Iaiien) Oereu Sale gar
nt6t auf9erufen." .
0teie @orte ricbtete hcute &idbter @berz
barOt an bic Experimentation Der 9reiie,
ais thu Sic i'm Sabre 1894 beretts 9n1aL
tue9en @inbrubS, &aubanfaus unb 0ieb5
1taRlS oor9eftsbrten unO ans Criminal
9ert9t oerDteienen 6aIuntep 8btlipp uno
SameS9 enne6errp, Tranf SGD un6 Olibacl
Wtortea Dteber bic Nufpartung mabten.
Salnes 9enneberrp, Der 10iGbrige einz
armt9e 6auptmann elmer Der fblimmIten
uno 9efG6rlt9iten 8on6en bes MarpeQtr.
Otlricts, bate am Nbeno 6es 10. Decent
Der BEN 149 ShaLto Str. mobnenOeu
&eparb Wfc9ti6ols Dor ieiner SaustbGr
an9efaaen, ntebergeitblagen nr1b Inn feline
9olbene ltbr un6 Settle uns $25 @el6 be-
raubt. Mc0ficboI8 CAB ben Detective cine
8ei9reibuns Der 9tduber unb auf @runb
bieier ipurOe auf 9enneberrD scfabnOet.
9ob crit geitern gelang e8 ben 0etecz
tioes, bet &erlS babbaft su merben. Gr
unb bret Gumpane, Srant Sgo, Mibael
Wfnrteu uno Bbtltpp 6enneberrD tpurben
9citern QlbenO BON ben Detectives Sarbina
un6 S%9au8nciip tps9en fortseIebte 8agaz
bunbage, unb unorbentliben 8etrage1s.
unb Soi3enbieberet cingeiperrt. Mcgtiz
9olS iOenGiftcirte SameS Senneberr1 TO-
iOrt ais ieinen Qlngreifer unS purDe bieier
beute benz Gibter Gbcrbarbt inter Ser
2~lnfIa9e Oes &aubanfaGs, 8~agabunbaee
uno utorbentlt3en 8etragenS porgefilbrt
1nb bis sum q. unter $140O 8ir0icbaft
9eitcut. Die 6ret anberen Gauaenicbtie
lpurOen auf go Gage nad Ser 8riDetDea
geIauDt.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-20
Bet Ger 2Irbeit oeft0rt.

Srant @ooos unb @atrtf Gofteuo Ttanz
ben beute Dor &ihter 9rabtpeQ unter Der
Nnfla9e, b%ergangene Na9t an Der @de Der
San 8urenz unb OearbornItr. ben in Der
MopTei4en 2Girt6Y0aft an @tateItr, be-
f3Gftigten S4antfeIner Mtt4ael Glart an
gebolten, NIT etnem 9anbfad niebergei9lo=
gen unb Inn ubr nnb Settle beraubt gu 6az
ben, 8eraoe aIs 1ie nod barren @eIbe
iu4ten, erf3!enen Die 8oli5titen 8tpIep
unb Wadap unO iperrten Ite Elm. l19r unb
Settle lpurben aber Bel i6nen ni6t geFunz
ben, @abrf6sinlt4 batten ie Iih, ais fte
rte Boli3iTten berantommen ia9en, berfeI@
ben entlebigt Hab Die 9etetttDs ni9t bar
cuff gea9tet, SroBOem tpurben bic Bet
ben Strol9e unter ie $500 .8iir9i6aft
gum pro3eB f~eIt9ehalten,
Abendblatt., 1894-12-20
moIlten tbre Obrrtnoe,

Sn 8rOnt Oer G6min @artri0ge'iden
Mobnun9, 1903 BrGtrie Qtpe., nurbc gez
fern @benb Sri. Sta S6Ornbour96, oie,in
598 %. QoarnS Str. tpobnt nno etne SO
STAB Str. pobnenbe Sreun6in beludben
1poute, bon stpet &erIen ongefaQen uno
nieber9ei6Iagen.
Chen mar bieier 6arar, ibr sic 0iamants
Sbrrtnge aus ben Sbren st ateben, ais Elm
8aiiant ouf Der 8tlbfGbe ericbien un6
BEN 8an0iten gum NusreiBen DeranlaBte.
@ines Der Sbren mar ibreflib 3ugeribtet
tporben. Ser Gaubanfou purbe Der
Cottage @roOe 9(De, Station bericbtet, unb
ettpa cine Stunbe ipGter 5tpei in Der Sc
9enb iicb berumtretbenbe per6Gcbttg aus
&erIe gefGngIi6 einge3o9en.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-20
Ram feine Dorpfrfe ertraoen.

9enrD s.. @tmons, Der in @porttreiien
cine grDBe 8oue fpielt, itonb 6eute unter Der
4ntlage bes &usftOBens BON 0robungen
uno Sragen5 perbotener Maffen ppr 3i9z
ter Softer. @r nD6nt nit ieiner 5ra1 in
ben @rgple Stats unb bat cine 6rau Magz
gle Weber ais &DftgGngertn. SieIe unO
feline Grau tOnnten iiA ntGt gut bertru9en
unO nieber6olt bate Simons 3tpiI6en ben
8eiben 5rteOen gu FIFTEEN, @eitern puren
Die beiben Oamen tpteber acknowledgement
them uro StmDns nabm 6ierbei 9elegen6ait,
Der Weber ben &iimmel gu reiben. 9atiiz
Der gerietb biefe nun 10 aus Dem 6Gus6en,
baB tie Dem Simon5 einen bunflen Bunft
fetner &ergangenbeit %bortparf. @tmons,
emp0rt iiber Die i6m gel agten Wabrbsitan,
3og fetn S6ieBeiIen aus Der SaI9e unb
Drobte Die Weber folt3uma9en, fpenn Iie
bas nt6t fpfort piberrufe. Sin @erebrer
Der @eber mil fogar einen S9uB BADEN
faQen 60ren. Die Weber ptberrief o6er
nt4t uno nabm einen 9aftsbefebl gegsn
StnOnS 6eraus. &t9ter SOFTER itelte ben
@ngetlagten bis gum p. unter $500 8iirgz
16aft.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-20
Oeoen Ole pripat=0Iubs.

0as fGbti16e SuIti8 : 9epurtement bat
bor einigen 9agen BON Mapor 0optins ben
4nftrag erRalten, Die geieBIi4en @runb=
lagen fir etnen 6eIb3ug gegen bos @Iiifs~
ipiel, Wie e5 in ben iogenonnten Clubs gez
trieben pirb, 3u Iiefern. 9iefen Clubs foG-
aud tpeqen @ertaufs BON 8ier, @etn urb
anDeren @etrGnten p6ne Qicen8 Quf ben 8el5
geriidt perben, POti3ei4ef 8rennan 1T
beauftragt tporOen, cine Qtite b~erienigen
Clubs unb d6nli9er Qotale un3ufertigen,
in tpel3en beimli4er @eiie @Iids1ptele gez
trie6en unb geiitige @etrdnte pbne Qicen3
berf3Gntt lperben. @s ptrb ~bebauptet, baB
Denn BON ollen Qofdlen, in nel4en @ptriz
tuofen p%ertauft perben, bic geieBli9 Dor
gef6rtebene 2icen3gebii6r er6oben niirbe,
Die @innabmen Der Stabt UNI minoeitens
anoert6alb Mtlipnen Dollars gr0Ber fein
Diirben.
Die 6roge, ob ge16tofene Clubs gu Der
Gntrt6tung elmer reguldren Wirt6i3aftsz
Qicen5 ge3tpungen perben t%0nnten, lit i3on
oft pentiltrt, aber nod ME enDgiiltig entz
f6ieben tpprben.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-20
Deridafte iid einen Nebenperotenit

Scrip S'Gomnor fu9te ft9 ba8 n0t6ige
8elb gum Nntauf bDn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
babur6 gu berf6affer, baB er in Der 9iensz
tagzg9a9t in bas 9utgef9Gft BON Sames
@patet EMBRACE un0 bort an Die so ber>
f9iebene f4Dn aufgepuBte 9amenbiite ita6(,
Nnfangs no0te er Die 8eute forttperfen, bpG
balD %erinnerte er ii6 elmer alten 8efonnten,
Die f6On pieberboIt ge1toblene Sa9en BON
inn getauft batte-MarD 8abnoip8tp, unb
81 btefer elite er bin unb bertaufte i6r Die
geito6ienen SPITE. 9o9 Die @ef6t6te purbe
rlt96ar unb 8etbe purben ner6oftet; O'@onz
nor unter Der Nntlage bes 9tebftabls unb
bic 8abnotpstD unter Der Der 0e6lerei, un6
beute murben 8etbe bon Gi4ter 0opleb bis
sum 27, D. N&ts. unter ie $500 8iirgf9aft
Qe1telt.