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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-21
MURDERED HIS WIFE.
Romano, 1t Is Said, Wanted to Get
Rid Of Her.
Shot Her After a Quarrel In a Mott
Street Tenement.
He Then Walked Coolly Away After
Greeting a Policeman.

Annie Romano. pretty, italian
woman, twenty years old, was shot by
her husband, Pietro, early this morn
ing, and died a lew hours later In st.
Vincent's Hospital.
Romano escaped, but the police are
confident they will soon have him in
custody.
The murder took place right under the
walls of Police Headquarters, IN the
big tenemcnt-house, 299 Mott street
which Is next door to Headquarters.
After he had shot his wife PIetro left
the house, and when he met police
man, half a block away, he calmly bid
him good morning and walked away.
At the same moment half hundred
people or more, who had heard the shot,
were hastily leaving their beds to see
who had been hurt.
Michael Mauro, who is an Intimate
friend of Pietro, says the man shot his
wife because he was infa tuated with a
woman, with whom he desired to re-
turn to Italy, and his own wife was In
the way.
Pietro is a street-sweeper. He and his
wife lived in three small rooms on the
third floor of the crowded Mott street
tenement He is twenty nine years old
and married this wife eight years ago,
when she was only twelve years old.
Tie couple went to live in a tenement
house In Mulberry street. A year ago
they moved into the Mott street house.
Their life was a happy one until few
months ago Then the people in the
house saw that the two began to dis
agree. They couldn't understand 1t al
al, but Michael Mauro says that II
was caused by the other woman.
Pietro's work kept him out ut night
and his wife, who was of "a nervous dis.
position, always had some one Of hei
neighbors sleep in one of her rooms
until her husband would return at
o'clock A. NJ. Last night, Nlchulo Ca,
pernIa, Pietro's ten-year-o nephew
was her companion.
pietro told his wife he would not work
all night last night, but would leave
early and visit his cousin, Pietro Der.
tholdi, of 20 Prince street. He said II
he was not home by oclock that she
should go after him.
When the hour arrived and Pietro did
not return his wife, as agreed, went to
the cousins house. Not finding her hus.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-21
NO FUN, NO FARE.
MeCanns Cab Ride Was Not Hilnri-
GUS So He Refused to Pay.

william ]. Mccain, thirty years old
OF Providence, Il. l., who came here to
attend the recent insurance convention,
foil afoul OF New York whiskey yester-
day. His conviviality. coupled with his
curiosity, got him into trouble and u
statiOu-house.
He took n cab at Union Square about
o'clock in the afternoon and started
to look for fun In the Tenderloin. Me
Cam tried II for an hour and only sue
ceeded In becoming moodily drunk.
Finally he told the cubman, James Nc
Manus, Of $50 1-2 West Twenty-fourth
street. to drive him to the Continental
Hotel where he was stopping.
McManus did so. and when he reached
the hotel Mccain concluded that, as he
had had dull time, he would not pay
his cab fare.
McManus called Policeman McCul-
Tough. of the broadway squad, and had
Mccain locked up. At jefferson Mar
kct Court to-day Mccain concluded
that he would pay McManus and apollo
gize. SO Justice Hogan sent him home.
MRs WISsLow's SooruISa SYRUP for children
teething Is the family benefactoE 25c. -.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-21
TEN MEN TO GO.
Deputy U. s. MnrshnIs and BniIins
to BE Supplanted.

1t Is an open secret among the deputy
United States Marshais and baillffs,
that ten OF them will be out of a posi-
ton. oct. /. They say they know posi-
lively that ten new men have been ap-
pointed in their places, and that strong
local political pulls took the old men out
and put the new ones in.
The ''ins" who expect to be outs"
are noe quite broken hearted over the
their work for the past six months.
owing to the stand taken by the First
Comptroller of the Treasury. He thinks
that the deputies and bailiffs are only
entitled TO 81 day for each sitting of
a United States Court, instead OF the
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-21
The siegIs Apply for n Writ.

Julius and sIegfried sissI. the Vienna bankers
recently arrested on charges OF having obtained
400. 900 by forgeries on other Vienna bankers
applied In the United States Circuit Court to day
for writ Of habeas corpus returnahle next
Wednesday before Judge LRcombe. They state
that when brought before Commissioner Alexander
they waived examination under miSapptchensiun
and they now withdraw the waiver.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-21

MRs. WISsLow's SooTuISu SYRUP for children
teethng Is the family benefactoE 25c. -.
, 1894-03-03
6eoen Ste BIatternoefabr.

SIM @ranO 8actfic 6otel be9atn geitern
@benb cine Gonferen5 bon Ner5ten aus perz
i6iebenen StGOten bon .SutnoiS uno ben
9tabbaritaaten 3ur 8eiprecbung bon WtaBz
no6n1en CUR 8erbittung Der NuSbrettung
6er Blottern. Die Gonferen5 fan0 Dtnter
geicbloiienen Gbiiren itatt unO baterte iiber
oret StunOen. Inter ben Is Q~(cr5te1, Die
al 6erielten Gbei! nabmen, befanben itb
Or. 0feiQp, ser ebentoGi9e SetrelGr Der
SSuinoi1er Observation-Disclosures, Der irilbere
@eiunbbeitscOmmiiidr Or. Nare, Or.
Mtont9omcrD unb @eiunbDeitScommiiidr
Or. 9fepnol6s, bic 9oftoren Quinn, Scott
unb 8incent bon Der SQtnOiier StaatSz
@elunobeitSbeb0rbe, Or. 6amiIton pom
Mfartnez 6oipital, Or. 9robit BON Obio
unb Die Ooftoren Wtetcalf, GoDlor unO
@6tteitbe BON SnOiano. 9aS tpicbti9ite
@elcbGft bes QtbenbS mar bic @ntgegenz
nabme zines ausfibrlidben 8eribteS OeS
@eiunbbeitscommiilGrS 9tepnOlbS iiber bic
gegentpartige 9Ofens@ ptbemie in @bicagO.
, 1894-03-03
2lus Dem 0oronersdmt.

SIM GorOnersamt 8elon9tcn bcute Gorz
mlttag Die nabitebenOen TaQe CUR Nn3eige:
Die 79idbrt8c Srau Snga Ofattion erlaq
ben 8%ranDpunben, Die ie Dor bier Eo9en
erlitten bate, S6re 2cicbe wur6e mach
0%arion'S 2cicbenbeitatter8cibGft, SO. 2557
Nentiportb 2tpe., 9ebrabt.
9ticbolaS Gems bon SEQ. 400 Saftr. tpur6e
gclterl 8ormtttag I'M II l1br BON Hanoirz
%Iofonottpe $50. 100 Ser 8ittsburg & Sort
Wopnec8abn iiberfobren unb erlitt babel
10 ibpere &crIeBungen, 6aB er benlelben
g~eiter1 2(beno I'M Mercpz 6olpttal, tpobin
man i'm 8ebracbt bate, erlag.
st. q. Butter tprr6e berte friib in Ieiner
Nobnun9, 460 g. State StraBe, toot i'm
8ette DO~r8efunOen, Die 2etdbe befinOet ficb
in Der Wtorgue % 5. Qlpc.
Sin Der 8aulilie Saeger, 40 SO. Gbicooo
9lpenue, 9eb0rt9es 3piuin9spaar i'm 9uter
BON % Wtonaten muroe beute frilb BON ben
Gltern i'm 8ette tobt D~or9eFun6en. Die
beiOen &leinen maren offenbar unter Der
8ettOe6e eriti&t,
, 1894-03-03
Steao's NabIa6 fir GbiQa9o.
Sem BUD umenn Ghriitus no9 GPicae,
fame, inter Ger Prehe.

yNenn G6rtitus nadb Chicago tGme", lift
Der Sttel beS bon Dem 2onooner Yu6ltz
stiten unO Eeformator SO. 8. SteoD ber>
faBten; 400 Setten itarfen 8uc6es, bas
tnterbalb Sipei Wo9en auf ben 8iiber9
MART fonln1elt unb DOrausit6tlicb etnen
rteltgen Nbiab baben miro.
Son Qnfan9 bis su Gn6e ftroBt 6as
8u9, 6eiien 8erlag Bic 6irma 2oiro & Sec,
SEQ. 263 BabaIb 2tpe., ibernommen bat,
Dnu ieniattoneuer GntbiiIltnger. @btcdgo'S
WttItonGre tperoen oartn auSfibrltb be-
banDelt uno BON Dem Serfalier fcineSnegS
nit 6%anoic6uben angefaBt. 9teie 5batz
lacbe lit pielen BON ibnen tetn @ebeimniB,
unO eS beiBt, baB elmer bon thnen, Baron
YerfeS, lib 6erettS erboten babe, ben Ser
Iagsbu6bGnolern Sic gan5e 9ufGogc ab3uz
~faufcn, bamit tetn @TempIar in oaS pu=
blifum geIangs.
0aS 8ucb ic6tl6ert Sic 9anaet i%ociaIen
Ser6Gltniie in @bicagO, e& i6tloert neben
benz WttuiOndr ben O5ramp", neben Dem
gefaQenen Srauen3immer Die reidbe WiiBtgz
gGngerin uno Wtooepamc, bic, tpie Ser
Nutor %be6auptet, nit 3u Sen i6limmiten
@lementen Der Staot geb0rt.
Der 8erfaiier "ift33trt DieGerbdltntiie int
2ogirbauSbesirt Der l. 8ar6 unD gtebt Elm
Bib etueS l6napStrtnfenoen YolttiferS,
na9 bem 2eben ge3etdnet.
QQeS IN QlIem tOmmt bic 1ogenannte
vbeiiere" @eieQicboft in benz 8uche lebr
i6lebt ipe9.
Sin beion6erer 9orn I'M 9[l&ge wir6
BEN vPromtnenten" @bicago's cine feline
c~o{orirte &arte bon Chicago init icbtpar5en,
g~riinen, rOtben unb 9eIben Stellen iein.
Die i6par3en SteIen be5ctcbnen bic 8or=
bells, Die rotben Die Derrufenen NSirtbicbaf>
ten, Bic 9rlnen bic Spielbduier, u1O Die
9elben &ofale, in benen nob ScblimmereS
Dor it6 ge9t, ais in ben Durcb icbmarSe,
9ritne, un0 rotbe StelIen beSeicbneten So
fallen. gu bieier &a1te 9eb0rt Elm Ser
5et6ntB Der Seltber Der 0Guier, in benen
icne Galterb0blen etabltrt ltno. Sn bteier
2tite fi8uriren Die 9tar1cn Sablreicber Wilz
ltonGrc, Die auf ibre v8bilontbropie" poe
cben un6 ibre v6rDmmi9teit" uub yWtoral"
BET allen 0clegenbetten betDnen. 8tele
Oieier 2eute ltb groBe 2tdter III ben a~riitoz
fratt1cben &trcbcngentetn1baftelt, ulI0 0och
perlpertben ie tDr @rltuoet9ent6um 3u BEN
i6an6licbiten Speden.
NucD 0te Steuerabi6GbungS=8 etriiQez
reiell Stebt Steo6 in ben &retS leiner 8ez
~trabtungcn.
9ticbt Enm0glib lit c8, 6aB 6as Gricbetz
men beS 8ucbeS, bas nacD Dem Nngeoeutez
ten it5 faum Der SDmpotbie Der 8romi>
nenten ~erfrcuen biirfte, Don 9eBtcren nocb
DcrbinOert tperOen ipiro.
Ste0o lit bcreitS nacb Dem Often ab9ez
r~eitit, nno ct miro iib benndcblt wieOer
na6 England einic9iffen.
, 1894-03-03
Die OeIeifeerR0bun9sfra9e.
Cine Gi1i9uno MIR iehr untpahrideinlid, fc
oa6 Ole 6eri6te 5u entideioen baben
meroen. G

9ie guter MuSit6ten fir Die ertpartcte
@inigung Stpiicben Der StaOt einerietts u1lo
ser Gof Sy5lonO un6 Der Safe Sbore 8abnz
@eleIiDaft onoererieitS tpuroe in Der 9e>
ltrt9en Gonfcren3 3tpii9sn benz Corpora
~ttonSantpalt u1O Den Gertreterll Der bctoen
8abngeieui cboften iebr ipeientlt6 6erobgcz
~ltinnn1t, un6 es. idbeint, baB Die 9ebOffte
@nigung nicbt su Stanbe fo1nmen tperoe.
8ieueicht blei6t ben .8ertretern Der Staot
NIGHTS iibrig ais Die auS8earbeitete Srot~
nall5 int Stabtratb CUR 2lnllahne 81 brl1z
gen unD Damn itcb an Sic 0ertcbte 81 tpell7
ben, tpelcbe bie 8abngeleQi6aften sur NuS7
f"it1ruug Der 8eitimmun9en Der Srotnat5
3tDtngen lolen.
Somobl Ser WfoDor ais Ser Corpora
%tionsanmalt iil1o Der Nnit6t, boB 6ieies
Ser ~fiirselte g8eg ietn tperbe, Sic @eletie@
erb0bung burcb5ufiibren.
Sn Der geitrtgen Gonfercn5 3et9te eS
it6, oaB Sic 8ertreter Der @tienb0bns@e1
leuldboften Sic @ertreter Der StaOt gez
iptliermoBen an ser Stale berum5o9en, ais
iie oie1e1 northumberland
macbten. Sebt Bat itcb berausgeiteat, oaB
tbr gon5eS @ntgegentommen NUT ettel
Sptegelfechteret mar.
Der MapOr beitebt baraut baB Die Sc
letie min6eitens UNI 5ebn SUB erbobt tper7
ben, bamit Die 9urcbfa6rten ntdt 10 ttef 3n
legen ieten, baB boour6 S~tDrut8en I'M
StraBenberfebr entiteben f0nnten. 9te
8abngeieQi1aften 6eiteben auf elmer gez
rinaeren G%rb0bung unO elmer groBeren
Gertiefung Des StraBennioeaHS BET Ben
9~urchfabrten.
@as Die @ntidG6i0un9 Ser barcb oie
@rb0bun9 Ser @eletie betroffenen @runba
etgentbimer b%etrifft, 10 ~DerIangt DerUtapor,
baB bic 8abn9eieuicbaften Die Soften tra7
gen, tpGbrenb bic leBteren pcrLangen, oaB
Die Sta6t ipeni9itens ben 9rOBeren She'll
ber neutrality-suspicious. TRACE. Die
8abngeieuibaften pouen aucb, baB bic
Stobt Die Soften fit Sic Bfaiterung oer
9nrhfa6rten TRACE, ipoOon Die StaDt
natiirltb NIGHTS ptiicn mill.
QQeS in 0uIem mei1t Der WaDor, 6dB
Sic gauge @eletierbO6ungS Trage crit 0nrcb
bic @eri3te enticbieben iperOen rpitrbe.
, 1894-03-03
modere Cbot eines poIi5iften.
Grd9t cine Sra~uensperion iber ole ~brennenot
Ureppe.

0as bon WeorrtS O'g}eil gefI6rte Soft
baus SEQ. 1881 Q8abaib~ Qoenue mar be1te
fritb gegen 5 l16r Der SbouplaB elmer fletz
nen Bauif. I'm Die angc9ebene 3eit be-
merfte Der oaS 6auS paiiiren6e YoLt3iit
0aOtO 9tDrtDn Slantmen aus Dem &iicbenz
feniter beroororin9en. ST olarmirte bic
8Olt6auS9Grger unb 6teie iu6ten 10 i6neQ
ais mO9li6 ms 6reic 31 ~9elangen. Ginige
f%onnten bieS nur nit 3urii6lahung tbrer
notb>penoigiten Garbero6e erm0gli6en.
9tabOem man ollie 8eipobner be5 6auieS
in Stcberbeit pGbnte, b0rte Ser 9enannte
Yolt5iit etnen aus benz 3peitcn Stoftperfe
tommenoen 6iilferuf.
ST elite nacb Der bereitS bren1ett6en
Grcppe 1nb lab burcb ben &aucb Die 6Qnbe7
rin9enbe @eitalt elmer SrauenSperion auf
Der Oberiter Stufe berielben. ST rtef ibr
81, i6r &leib iiber Sen &opf gu ne6n1en uro
BEN Sang iiber Sic Sreppe gu beriuchen.
QlIs tic Dies ntcbt pa9en tDoQte, bo6nte iicb
Der tpadere 8lauro6 lelbit einen g8eg ourcb
ben 9taucb, ergriff Die 6rauen5perion unb
bra6te ite in Siberbeit. Sci Der 6el6enz
that trugen 9torton lno Sic @jerettete, Sri.
Wt0g8ie @pitcan, icblimme 8ranoipunoen
OaDOn. 9aS Teucr mur6e, naCboem eS
etnen ScbaOen bon $1,000 angeribtet, untea
@ontroue 9e6racbt..
, 1894-03-03
6inter Sem Shanftifd eriaoHen.
Peter &abapsfi ba6t nit ieinem Seben fir
2Iusiibune ietner pfidt.

Sn Ser 8irt6l9aft $50. 395 @elt GaDlor
StraBe murOe geitern Na3mtttog um D
ltbr Ser SbantnGrter 9aDio 2abatDStD erz
i5oiien. 3tpei WGnner batten @etrdl1fe
beite0t uto nab6em ite bieielben genoI1en,
perlieB elmer bon linen bic 8trtbi6aft.
NlS iein @efGbrte tbm balO baralf folgen
nollte, ipuroe CT bon 2a6alpSti oara1 ere
innert, baB sic GetrGufe 1loc9 81 be5ablen
leten. Gin 8ortitreit foI9te uno tpGbreno
Die 8ei6e1 matchmaker 1tgunenttrten,
fam Ser erite, ber inter benz 9tar1en SDDn
8urfe befannt lift, ptcoer beretn un0 ltilbte
itb iofort in Den Streit. Gin 98ort CAB
6aS arlbere ltnb 1cblteBli6 Deriucbte 8urfe
benz Scba1ttpGrter einen S6lag ms Sc
ii9t Su perieben. Ser 2ebtere rattle eincn
Staubipe6cl olf uno bteb bQmit Surfe
mebrere Wiale iiber ben &Dpf. 0teier 500
lttn Ictnen Gebolber aus Der S1lde uno
~felerte icDneu bintereinanoer 0rei S6iille
duf 2abaipSti ab. Die beiben erltel1 &uz
getn l6lugen in Sen Spiegel 9inter Dem
S6anfttlcb, Bic brittle aber brang @abopSfi
in ben &opf un6 nit 6em Hufe vSb bin
getroffen" 1anf ct 81 8oben. 8urfe uno
beiien @efGbrte, gtamenS Beter 8utler, erz
grtffen eilt9it Die 6lucbt. Sin Nr5t murOe
g%erufen, bob fam bellen 6iilfe 5u ipdt, 2az
batpsft par bereits tp6t. Die Yolt5ei be-
gam auf Die GbGter 3u fabnben, bat aber
bis iebt feline Spur bon ibnen ent6eden
fOnnen. Der Sobtc mar Fl Sabre alt unO
unDer6eirat6et.
, 1894-03-03

Nn5eigen in Ser 9(benbousgabe Ser Suiz
notS StaatS5eitung baben Den bciten @riolo.
, 1894-03-03
miteioenthiimer.

Sobn &oos un6 feline Satin 9t6elona
ftl16 Wtt~etgentDiimer DericbicOener @runoz
itiife in WcGormid'S Suboiutiion un6 s..
@alter'S SIbOiOtlion. Nm II. De-
3ember 1884 wurOe Srau GOoS 6ur6 ge>
ribtlicbeS ltrtbeil fir wabnitnntg ert1Grt
unb uacb Ser Srrenanftalt in Sefferion 9eS
iar6t, peilt jeOO3 felt einiger 53eit in Der
Q(nltalt IN &antatee. Die auf icnen 2Gn>
bcreien ltebenOen 6duicr iinb i'm b0cbiten
@rabe reparaturbebirftig; jeoO6 mangeGt
es Goos an @elb, ba tie mn t~beilpetle Der7
mietbet it16. @r lift besbolb enticbloiien,
BON Der vGbicogo State 8anf" cine 9lnz
leibc in 9Dbe bon $1,000 81 macben, unb
bittet oas @ericbt un @iniebung elmer
paIien0en BerlOnlibfeit sur 9Babrun9 Ser
SSnterellen Ser geiitesfranten Satin.
, 1894-03-03
Dolfstbea
fer.

SIM 9lpoun : Ibcater pir6 morgen,
Sen 4. MGrS, bas erfol9ret6ite 9tepertoir~
fttd @rnit Yoiiart's, y9ie So6ter 6eS
6errn SabrtSiuS" Ooer "a Sabre 3ubtz
bauS", GbaracterbtlD in 4 Nuf3iigen BON
Nbolf Milbbrunbt, iiber Bic 8retter gcben.
NQe Sreun0e Der b"eiteren unb bolf5tbim7
Gtden Wtule tperben bieier 8oriteQung Elm
nm 10 gr0Beres Sntereiie entgegenbrtn9en,
ais bieielbe gum 8eneft3 0eS 6rn. Qubnig
Sbinbler beranftaltet miro. Ser 8ene=
fi8iant iptelt BEN Sobrt3tus unb bic
iibrt9e Holenbeiebung nit Ben 9amen
Bertha NblfelO, 2Ouiie &olf, Wti3t Sereni,
un6 ber 6erren Gpbert 3ehltde, Nuguit
9tobenberg, Wil6elm &rDener, 6ugo &oiel
unb 6rib 9ittmar biirgt 6eS g8eiteren fir
etnen Ourcbl6lagenOeu @rfol9 6es treffz
tt6en GbaracterbilDeS.
Sn ser 81 urora g urn6olIe"
9~aittren Die6er Der beIiebte Tenortit 6erbiz
nanb Sbtb uno Sic Operetten> SGngerin
SrGuletn Wargaretbe Giitau in Ser Stte9e7
man'i6en Sper v6orinelli" ooer y&0nig
unO Singer. Die 6ouptpartbien licgen
in BEN 6dnOen ber 0amen 9tiitau, Stoue
un6 Me6er, ioDte Ser 6erren SbtB,
&o6enberg, %It1tbanion, &oiel un6 &rauie.
Die 2Gt5itattunQ uro @oititmirung ptro
ipieber cine duBerit 9ldn3enbe ietn,
8nn ben @elaugSet1la9en lift beIonDer5
6a5 aus ber Sper genommene 2ieb v&Iiie
micb, of Mtanuela", "9eiungen BON 6errt
Ter0tnanD S6iB, un6 vWfanuelaz 8al5er",
g~ciungen BON Sri. Wtdrgaretbe 0tiital, berz
por3ubeben.
Sn yW ne1Iers Sale" fommt 6ie
groBc 9oiie nit @elon9 Ser Stobstromz
peter" BON WtannitGOt, 0luitt bon 8tGfens,
3ur 2luffibrung. Die 0amen Marie unb
Sobanna S9aumberg, Sri. 6e6pig Qange,
2ouile &Ocb unb Qlma 8artels, iotpie Die
6erren: 8erle, 6nbn, 8o4, Some unD
&oiel, ipielen Die 6auptpartbien un6 tper>
ben bie sa6Iretden @eiangsnummern, Is
an Der 3abl, iicberIi1 etnen grOBen @rfolg
gu oer8ci6nen baben. 0te POiie wtrb ie9r
biibicb ausgeitattet perbcn unO bic @arbez
robe gang b%eionOerS glan3en6 ietn. SRI,
S9aumber9 miro Guf augemcineS Ser
Ian9en ais @rtrazGinla8e Oas ieBt 10 iebr
popuIGre engltlbe 9teO v9atlp 8eu" gum
8Drtrag brln9er.
, 1894-03-03
Oos Derbrehen in MaYwoo0.
Der G%onoufteur m. II. nlahoneY BON maoee
Oeuiden ais ihr 2Inereifer ioentif5irt.

Die 8oliSet in MaDipoo6 0ldubt Sen
i6GnOlteben S6urfen, Der am 9onneritag
Nbenb an Der tleinen acbtiGbrigen 0laDge
0euiden cin 10 ibredltcbes 8erbreebcn per-
ltbte, IN @epahr1am 81 baben. 0aS fleine
WtQo6en bat geitcrn 9tacbmittog polttip
Sd. 9f. W}aboneD, etnen G%onDutteur Ser
@tcerO uno 8roDtio cleftrtihen 8aDn, ais
ibren Qngreifer iOentifi3irt.
Wa0oneD mtr0e geltern ~9tdbmittag gegen
2 llbr ouf ietner yGar" BON benz Gonitabler
SDarleS 9tau1b Der66ftet un0 iOfOrt nacb
Der Wobnu1g oeS fleinen WtdodbenS ge5
brabt. 9ie fletne Wtaoge ertlGrte nit
GROCER 8elttmTtbeit, Wtobonep iei Der
Wtann, Der Tie am Qlbeno porber angez
grtffen unb fte f6Gnblic6 %miBbanbelt bate.
Nn Wfdbonep'S 0ano fan0 it6 aucb cine
Wfarfe, mel6e ~Offenbar bon einem SIP Oes
GlnbeS berrl0rt.
Srob Der S6tpere bes t6m gut 9dit ge>
legten Gerbrecbens befinoet iicb W~taboneD
nur ll1ter $500 Siirglcbaft bis 3u ieinem
am OfOntog gtocbmitta9 Dor 9ticbter 9poo7
rib itattftnhenDen Gerb0r in 6rei6eit.
Ser Gt6ter bate bic bon S. 6ugbeS ge7
itelIte 8itrgi6aft obne @eiteres nngenom5
men, obne itb 0arnacb 5u crfunDigel1, ob
Der 8iirge alcb Deranttportlicb lei. Wftt
bieier 6anOlungSweiie ocS 0ticbterS itnb bic
er5iirnten 8epo6ner Otaptpoob'S burcbous
nl3t etnOeritonoer. Sic betrabten bic
8trgidaft ais piel 3u niebrtg.
Wtabone0 6ebauptet, iein Qltbt nabz
peiien 81 tOnnen, ST erfldrt, ben gan3en
SOnnerita8 QbenD iiber nit Treun6eu su>
iannten g~ctpelen SIT ietn un0 NIGHTS iiber
OoS Serbreden SIT piiien. Mebrere Sc
ipobner bon Wtapwoob pouen ober mi1len,
OaB Utabonep itb tetneS gutcn Suites err
freltt, unb DAB er feline Mdb9en oft auf
leiner v@or" fabren lieB, ODne t9nen Sabr>
9elo abSune6men.
, 1894-03-03
betrathsiheine

!6eute tpurbeu bte folgenoen Setrat6sz
ertptrft:
, 1894-03-03
S~ebensmiioe nit 81 7dbren.

SreD. 6. 8urgeB, Elm Jfeifen6cr Ser
Sirma S. q. 9tauD & So, begging beute
Ntorgen babur6 Selbtmor0, baB ct itb
in Der @Dbnun9 ietneS 8ruberS, 8arren
SEQ. 855 %. GOngreB Ctr, cine
&ugel in Die S6lafe i9oB, St mar erit
p Sabre alt unb 9tiemano fonnte Elm Mo7
tip Der T6at angeben.
, 1894-03-03
fir Ser Stn0tfGfeI.

SIN itdbtii9en S9abmeiiteramt gtngen
beute 9ormitta9 fol9enOe bon ben 3opnz
coQettoren coIeftirte 8etrGge Elm:
8On INSTRUMENTATION Wiuer. 800, 900
Son INSTRUMENTATION 60dbiter $50, 900
Bon Collector 8ater, 6Dbe Yarf $50, 900
8on Collector Quinn, &obgers 8art So, 500
, 1894-03-03
Qnerfennensmerther GntfAIuf.

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baraHf 6ringen, baB Die bon tbm Dor Sur
sem conoemntrten baufdQigen 0olsbaraden
Der Glib Start Ctr, nabe benz 8taouft Der
d3p0lflen Str, t3atidcbltcb ab9etragen Derz
ben. Die SiIOieite miro 0aburcb entibie@
ben 9%etpinnen, benn bieie 9ol5bouten I'M
6er3en Ser Sta0t btIOeten wabrIi9 feline
3ter0e @bic0ao'S.
, 1894-03-03
To6esfGue.

9orOtbeo 8ebrens, "a S., 1856 @out6=
port QlDe.
8utb Miuer, 10 3d., 1176 Sarbar6itr
George Stof, 6 Wt., 1913 2arrabee Str,
elara Saumann, l S. 5 &C., II Gin
coin 8lQce.
, 1894-03-03
6on5 neul
8x1O
Gtme Semtfdbe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Die We(tauS0C0ung, mie fe entfan0, War un0 CNOete.
oclttfct)e OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Die notwithstanding, WC fO UNtlanO, WQr unO CNOCtC.
SEQ 800 nd1e etn mrur& Deft.
Die erten 6 e1efte (tno fertig.
Z Coupons Don feben ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ou9erb ollie nit Oer(e4ber
t5eftmnuner nnO 10 Gents in 43aar, fir i&oRs fjeft.
4Gr }ht Z Coupons mO Is Gents.

Das z. Deft, init einem Artikel uon aailunro AOarns, Dem
tednifdJen 2eiter 0er Ginueibunesfeier, bilOet oen Anfano einer
aus 81 Dilorrn bedebenoen getdreibnns Oes er0kten Gebduoes,
Dos jerals anfgefibrt WnrOe, Gs miro 00riu cine ~uold0n0i0e
bllOltdJe nnO befhreibenOe Oefdidte Oes 9nondrepalafes 9eeeben,
ueldJc tit jeOer De3iebun9 Dem eer~ualt9eu Dauwerk uuo feiuem fat
inner f~dJ0pdid)eu Subalt oeredt miro.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-01-27
ysrsle.l writlnr.

At the international congress OF hygiene
and demography resolution was passed
In favor Of the teaching OF upright pen
rnanship or vertical writing. ON the ground
that spinal curvature and short sight are
caused By the faulty position OF the youth
fui student. which Ia necessitated by slope
Of the letters. We can all Of US remember
the trouble Of learning 10 write. and the
mental AID physical toll which the max.
ing Of orr first pothooks and hangers in
volvcd. The number OF muscles put In 40
ton when person Is writing is prodigious,
and II h probable that In beginners every
muscle Of the body must yield It's assent
before the graphic symbols trickle from
the pen The fingers, wrist. elbow and
shoulder must all be held steady.
The spine must be rigid and fixed below
- well as above. The pelvis must be firm,
and 70 this end the child often gets a sup.
port By its feet from the legs Of the chair.
The thorax Is more or less rigid, and its
movements are determined more by the
work Of the hand than the respiratory
media Lastly, ths knit bruws and pro
truding tongue are unconscious muscular
acts which serve 70 mark the effort, both
of body and mind. which the child under
goes when learning 10 write. II q notori-
ous that in writing our individuality A.
serfs itself In spite Of the pedagogne. We
Ars taught certain rules for sitting at the
desk and holding the pen, which we ulti-
ma1ely learn 10 neglect. and finally write
~ = fashion of our own.--Isondon Lancet
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-01-27

The origin and history OF the game Of
chess Is involved In much obscurity. Some
authors say that IL was invented during
the siege of Troy To relieve the tediousness
thus imposed upon the Grecian chiefs.
Others refer the invention to the Egyp-
tians and cite sculpture of the time OF
the building OF the Pyramids, where a lion
and unicorn are depicted as being deep
in the mysteries Of the game. The Chinese
claim the game as one of their inventions
and so do several other countries and ma
tons. among them the Ceylonese They
say that while Ravan, king Of Ceylon,
was undergoing siege. Seffa. Hindoo
mathematician, invented the game for the
amusement Of his royal master, who was
thus enabled to mimic the movements of
his enemies ON the tiny battlefield before
him.
Although we can find no definite trace of
the game in England prior to its introduc
ton by the French In the Eleventh cen
tury, IL Is known To have been the court
game all over continental Europe at least
800 years before. Alphonso, King Of Cas-.
tile, and Pope innocent Ill, both wrote
works on the game, and the second book
printed IN the English language was The
Game and Playe of the Chesse.n Sac.
cheiri, Jesuit OF Turin, called the Chess
Bishop" could play with three different
opponents without seeing one OF the
boards, and talk with the company during
the time OF the play.-St. Louis Republic.