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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-05
BOARD OF STATE CHARITIES.
A New Jsii Euiiding and n Separate VI O.
mems Workhouse Needed.

A New Jaii building and n Separate VI O.
mems Workhouse Needed.
The Board OF State Charities and Cor
rections held their monthly meeting at
the State institutions today. Mayor
Olney was present The most
important matters discussed
were the construction OF large building
TO be occupied exclusively by county Jail
prisoners. The state prison and Jail are
in one building at present, and as a result
both departments are overcrowded
and il has become necessary to build q
temporary barracks for girl inmates i'm the
prison yard. These accommodate some
200 men. Another matter OF
equal Importance was the construc-
tion OF separate building for
woman sentenced TO the state workhouse,
which is at present occupied by both
sexes. There are resolutions pending in
the general assembly by which
money is TO be appropriated for
these purposes, and should a session OF
both branches be held, vigorous efforts
will be made TO secure concurrent action
80 that the contracts may be executed and
the operations commenced i'm the early
spring.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-05

Some time ago George Rowland, first
pilot OF the steamer Nashua, came in
possession of "telltale," said to be the
property OF his brother Thomas OF the
steamer Pequot. Tom openly avowed that
he would at no late day come into
fnll possession of his property, and his
method to procure the same was to get
some one OF the crew of the Nashua to
purloin the same. His efforts were nearly
crowned with success Tuesday night, for
George was awakened by a strange noise
in his cabin, and to his surprise he found
one of his crew-a young man
walking off with the article.
TIE "telltale" is still on board of
Of the Nashua, and Wednesday morning
the two boats passed each other down the
river, and the pretty blue telltale was seen
floating from the pole at the bow Of the
Nashua.
William Wentworth of the tug Robert
Lock hart, is the youngest captain of the
fleet, and is said to be one OF the most
capable,
The river In full of eddies, and IL is with
much difficulty that the boats get up and
down.
The first electric dock hoist to be put
in operation in this city, was started yes
terday by the Merchants and Miners
transportation company. The indica-
tions are that 1t will prove to be valua-
BILE acquisition to the many improved APP
pliances used by this company. The ma
chine is in charge of Mr.. Idler, OF Yon-
kers, N. Y.
Mr.. White has been SO successful with
the "Glide" that he has concluded to
purchase one more and Mr.. Edward
McKeon, is at present in New York har-
Dor looking for suitable boat. Captain
Charles Nichols will be placed in charge
Of IL when it is put into commission.
1t is understood that the steamer Planet
is to be purchased by the owners of the
Petrol.
The schooner Grace b. Buchanan will
be tied up for short season.
1t is said that freights are being brought
from Norfolk to this city for S6cents per
ton.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-05
ON THE ANXIOUS SEAT.
CREDITORS OF THE STATE CLAM
ORING FOE THEIR MONET
but Appropriations Arc EHhausted,
Embarrassment Will lie Extreme II
House Refuses to Do It's Duty.

II is the usual custom to introduce the
new appropriation bill in the general as
sembly on the tenth day of the session.
1t is being prepared and will be ready to
submition the opening day. In view of
the anticipated repitition OF the Newport
experience, the prospect OF its passage is
exceedingly dubious. Such a result would
postpone its operation until
Newport i'm June. II the Democratic
majority decide TO recede from their
unwarrantable position and perform their
constitutional duty by joining in grand
committee for the election Of state officers,
prompt action upon the appropriation
bill and other important measures in
which the material interests OF the state
are involved would set the legislative ma
chinery in motion. Otherwise they find ii
a difficult task to convince the electorate
OF the state that they are worthy OF the
suffrages at the polls i'm April.
The Office OF the state auditor as usual Is
besieged by an army OF anxious seekers
after wealth. They include newspaper
publishers who printed the public laws
and officers i'm attendance upon the courts
who hold accounts against the
state. The exhaustion OF the
regular appropriations prevents them
from realizing upon their claims until tne
appropriation bill is passed by the gene
raj assembly. The operation OF the Judi
ciary act has increased the expenditure
quite materially, and the appropriation
for public printing did not cover the addi-
tional cost OF ballots under the reform
law. There II statutory provision ap-
plying to regular appropriations for the
fiscal year which expires on Dec. 81, that
permits drafts upon available funds 10
the amount OF one-twelfth Of thesum total
for the months OF January and February
ensuing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-05
MS WILLIS ACTED 2

AUCKLAND, New Zealand, Jan. 5.--Ad-
vices from Honolulu to December 22 have
been received here by the Steamer Ala
media, which has just arrived from San
Francisco.
The officers of the vessel said that the
excitement in Honolulu over the political
situation was growing in intensity.
The officers further said that the min
ister of the United States had written to
the provisional government requesting
that they surrender Office, as the United
States government had decided in favor
of the restoration Of the queen. 1t is un-
derstood that they refused.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-05
United States RsYsnus Cutter CorEin
Coming into Pert
II WILL REACH FRISCO TONIGHT
she IL Only Few Miles Out and VIII Be
Dock d Before Dark-Bss the Queep
Bssn Rsstersd s-Rumor to That Ef
feet In washington.


SAN FRANcIso, Jan. 6.-The United
Btates revenue cutter Corwin has been
sighted eight miles out at sea. She brings
the latest news from Honolulu, and her
arrival IL being anxiously awaited.
Tugs have gone to meet her and learn
what has been done at Hawaii.
Messages have been passing between
here and Washington since she was
sighted which leads to the impression
that secrecy may have been enjoined on
the cutters officers and crew.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-05

The alarm from box Az at 1850 D. m.
today was for slight blaze on the roof OF
the new building at the corner af Black
stone street and Prairie avenue owned end
occupied by DIV Baldwin The Are caugh ht
from sparks from the chimney and was
quickly extinguished with but slight
damage.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-05
THE MARINE REPORT.
ARRIYlLS and DEPARTURES At
TIE PoRT OF PRoVIDEH CE.
The "TsII-Taie" stiu Floats at the Mast
head of the Nashua-Notes Gathered
Along the Wharves.

The arrivals at this port are as follows,
steamers, Pequot, Hazard, New York
Saxon, Sherman, Philadelphia; Mount
Hope, Connor, Fall River; City OF Newport
Kelly, Newport; Queen City, Pettey,
Tiverton. Tug, Charles McWilliams and
tow.
Sailed-Steamers Pequot, Mount Hope,
City Of Newport, Queen City. Tug Robert
Lockhart with tow, Charles McWilliams
and tow. Schooner Jonathan X. Bourn,
Ross, Philadelphia.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-05
LONDON FINANCIALLY EXCITED

Ovsr ths Reported Intention Of Inquiry In
Nommons Regarding Bank OF England.
BY The Associated Press.
LONDON, Jan. 5.--Much stir was created
IN financial circles today by the announce
ment that Mr.. William A. Hunter, Libe-
yal member of parliament for North Aber-
deem, intended to put a lengthy question
this afterernoon to the chancellor of the
excbequer, the Right Honorable Sir
VIM. Vernon Harcourt, regarding the ex-
tent of the Bank of England advances to
tho Barings and to stock brokers and in
quiring ~ to the quality of the assets,
generally of the bank. Mr.. Hunter had a
long private conversation with the chan
cellor Of the exchequer, but the member
for North Aberdeen left the house with
out making these inquiries public.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-05

The Providence polo players are in high
feather just at present because they have
struck winning gait. Last even
ing they visited Boston and
showed big crowd how the game ought
TO be played. Furbush and Lampkin
were always In the way, and Boston grew
discouraged. Al the end Providence had
Q score Of 10 and Boston had just half as
much. New Bedford defeated Brockton
by Q score Of to In New Bedford.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-05

wAsHINaroN, Jan. 5.-It is believed
that Willis has acted at the state depart
msnt, and that that explains why the
cutter Corwin has arrived so quickly. II
be has the queen has consented to grant
amnesty,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-05

A business meeting, preliminary to the
annual meeting for the election OF officers,
will be held by the Providence Press club
In its rooms tomorrow evening at $50.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-05
THE sQvAHTUM ATTACHED.


ao0000 Debt.
Deputy Sheriff Chafee placed an at
tachmsnt last night upon the steamer
Bquantum. The writ was served at the
rsquQt Of T.6. MARVEL q CO., for q 900,
X ", Comstock for $500 and Charles II.
PsfElkn Tor y, 500.
Those sums represent bills which are
held against the Shore Transportation
oompany, which owns the Squantum.
Iho vessel 1t present IL leased by
~ Continental Steamboat company,
bot Che Continental is in no way con-
oo<ne6 IN the attschmen I. The vessel Is
n charge Of . keeper.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-05
MITCHELL WANTS TO FIGHT,
Iut ne Wants To- Avoid Amy Breaking o
the Laws for nis FamiIy's Sake.

the Laws for nis FamiIy's Sake.
Bv The Associated Prcs.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Jan. 5.-Charles
Mitchell Is very angry over the fact that
several Southern newspapers have accused
him of showing the white feather in not
signing the amended articles when pre-
santed to him. He asserts that
be 10 wildly anxious to meet Corbett,
but a. he has family he does not pro-
poe to violate the laws of state and
get himself into Jail. He further says
that he did sign, and that il he had q
chance he would take his name from the
agreement, He stated positively that he
would sign nothing more.
Manager Bowden, this morning, again
denied rumors that the club had char
tered certain railroad for forty-eight
hours previous to and after the fight.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-05
More Small Pox In Boston.
By The Associated Press.

BosroN, Jan. 1.-Two new cases OF small
pox were discovered In the South cove dis
trict this morning. The victims are men
whose names the health authorities refuse
70 diyulge.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-05

n the eppsilsss division Of the supreme
ooust 49, . hearing was given in the
ooos of VIM. n. Bail6y W. r. G. Hswkins.
~ ooseolnvoIve the settlement OF will.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-05
Rhode Island Society for Prevention
Of Cruelty to Children.
SRcRTTAEy's OFFfcB, }
20 MARKET SouARE, ROOM 80, :
pROVIpENCE January 6 1891


The twelfth Annual Meeting OF this Society will
be held in Grace Church Chapel, on FRIDAY, jan
uary H. at p. for the choice OF directors and
such other business may legally come before
CHARLES II. THURBER, Secretary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-05
BIDS FOR PAINTING.

The Oakland Beach Association invites bids for
painting the following buildings ct Oakland Beach,
X. /.
Hotel, ice house and cottage hotel buildings;
the whole Of the outside of said buildings pre-
viously painted and including the piazza floors, TO
be covered in the best workmanlike manner with
one coat Of pure lnsecd oil and lead paint Colors
TO re same in number rs at present and to be made
much lighter as possible.
Separate bids also desired for stable; cottage oc-
cupied by Mr.. Randall cottage in the grove and
boarding house located near the railroad bridge.
Work TO be commenced within one month and
completed before June frst mkt The association
reserving the right TO rejec. an and oil bids Bids
to be mailed to Oakland Beach Association, 4Os
Butler Exchange, city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-05
THE MoR0ANs ERIE PLAN
u Sure to Go Through ~ London Holders
of bonds Agree to IL.

LONDON, JAM, 5.--The Associated Press
representative In this city, learns on the
best of authority, that the Erie scheme
proposed by the Morgans is certain of
being carried as the holders of several
million dollars OF Erie seconds have al
ready notified the Morgans of their ac-
Onisscence TO the plan.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-05
New York Cotton Market
QUOTED BY A. p. wEKpES.
Chicago Grain Notes.

Chicago Grain Notes.
QUOTED BY A. p. wEEDES.
Car lots today: Wheat, AZ; corn, 329;
oats, 1873; hogs, 5000.
Estimates tomorrow: Wheat, IS; corn,
425; oats, ITO; hogs, 1900.
Heavy shipping hogs, f5.05 and $3.50.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23

BittSburger glrbeit8ritter tparnen in einent
iaGgroben S6reiben an Be~nn1Dlpantens
8ertreter I'M GongreB por etnent g%etpalt7
iamen @inic6retten ge9en Die 3u5l9ler nno
~perlon9en Drobetto, baB Ser @onsreB tDre
Soroerungen in @rpGgung stebe, tnDem
8irger Der Ser. Staaten DaS Jtecbt bdtter,
li9 friebItcb at %Deriammelt, I'm Bettttonen
81 iiberreicben.
Die 8unbesperfaiiun9 l1reibt alerotn9S
bor: Ser Gon9reB 0itrfe fein 0eleb 1nacbclt,
moDurc9 ba5 9tccbt beS Solfes, it9 frteo>
I / cb 3u> periammelt uno al Die 8uloes7
geipalten getitioner un1 NbDlllte BON Se>
i1merocn 81 rtcbten, O~erfitrSt tperSe.
Nab Itberaler Qlslegung Dteler Sertal7
illngSbeltimmung pGren aliO Die a3u5lt9ler
allcb berecbti9t, benz GOngreB tbre Eetttton
I'm finfbunocrt MtQionen Dollars Bapter@
gels, ipomit 2anbftraBen 9ebaut lperoen
1ouei1, Su iibcrreicben,- poblgemerft, tpenn
iie iib frieoli6 betragen.
50 perriidt lit aber bet Gon9reB benin
6ocb nicbt, SAP ct baS 2anb nit elmer lols
chen Wtoiie uneinlOsbaren 8apiergeloes
iibcricbitten pir6.
Die 9roBe Srage aber lit nun: toaS nit
utSIel DuIUEtleHt utelepDt luuIeiUel WV
3uSiglern, Die feline MtittelI gum 2ebense
umterbalt baben, in @albington~ anfan9en?
9llS seittpeiligeS SbOa1 iinO leeritebenbe
&aicrnen bort Dor6an6en. Nber Der iou
bic 2eute f%ittern? llnO tpte lolen iie na6
lleberreicbung ibrer Yetitionen tpieoer fortz
gei6afft merben? Son ibrem 8leiben in
bet SunbeSbauptitabt tann I'm 10 ~tpeniger
bic 9tebe lein, ais Q8aibin9ton feline &C.
l9dftSita6t lit unb iomit ielbft iolcben 3us
5%il9Iern, Die nocb arbeitswiItg iinb, feline
NtSiibt auf Gerbienit bletet. Den tbetlS
bon 0enla9ogen,' tbeiIS bon ibrer per1Onz
Iid6en Qbenteureriucbt miBletteten ormen
SeufeIn miro baber l1icbts iibrig b~letben,
ais BON 8aIbtngton tpieDeE ba6tn 5uritd@
sufebren, bon no iic sefommen. gieaei9t
entid!ieBt iicb auf Dem traurigen &ifz
u1aricbe bocb nod Wander, bic untertpe9s
g%cbotete nabren0e, geinnbc Seloarbett am
sltnebmer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23

9tee0's unbcbin9t 0ebiGi9t, ais burcbauS
Dem ~9eiunOen observation-disclosures ent@
l~precbeno.
9te sGn5libc ltmtebrun8 unb nnts
6rebung Der bemofratiihen Steuun9 IN
bieier Sra9e bon ben TuBiOblen alt Die
&opfi1parte lit nm 10 grinOlicber ltnO
mur5el6after, ais bic 9emofroten otele
parIamentarii9e 3%wang8regel ouf .ltD
lelbit, alf Die trd9e uno iptbcrlpen1tl9e
ben1ofratiibe Ntebrbeit bes '0aules o1z
tpenOen, ipd6renb 9tceO iie alf cine Ocl1o7
fratiicbc Mtinbcrbeit 9eu1itn5t bate. 9te
'Demotratie pes 6alicS 5iidbtigt ileb lelblt
nit benlelbeu porlGmentartltben 3ucbtz
rutben, Die iie in ben 0dnben &eeb'S ais
entiebli6e unb flu1piirOige Scorptonen
peritbricen bate.
Gee6's Gegcl tpir6 fortan fir ieoeS natto7
male 9lbgeorbuetenbaus ntaBgcbcno 1etlt.
llnb menn su9lei6 bas lan8lt beiteDenbe
@eicb, mouacb NtitgIiebern, Die oDne lr1
laub ibpGl1Sen, eS lei benn I'M Sale elmer
pIObIicben &ranfheit, 0ebalt5abSltge 9e7
macbt iperoen lolen, gebOrig burb9etltbrt
tpirb, oann iperoen alle Summele;en ul1o
piele Seri6leppungen I'M 6aule unlnO9lldg
lein.
9(ber mann pir6 iicb einmaL ser 8unoes1
ienat, bieIe entieBIibe Seri6leppun9s1,
S6pGBz uub 3eitucrgcloungs Anltalt,
sur parIame1tartiben 6ODe &eeO's erbeben!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23
@as thin nit thnen4

Nu9 Ser GOnsreB befaBt fid iebt nit
Der Srage, mas bctreffs Der vTrieoen56eere"
bel iDrer Nnfunft in @ai1ington geicbebell
ioue.s Namentli9 BET Senat5auSi3uB fir
Nege(rt, beite6enO aus ben 9emotraten
8lafburn bon &entudp, 6arriS bon Sem
neiiee unb @orntan bon War0lanb unb
ben 0tepub(ifanern Mbri6 bon Nbobc Ss=
LAMB uno Wdnberion bon Otebrasfa, bat
itb nit Der Qn9elegcnbeit idon eifrig be-
i6dfti9t uno i6eint Ser Nniidt 81 iein,
baB bic ~regelmdBi9e 8oliset beS GapitolS
unb err OrOerliben Sails Bic oes 8unoesz
be3irfs p0uig sur 2tufre9terbaItun9 Der
Orhnung binreiden iperoe. OaS capitol
bat leine ~bcionoere 8oli3ci nit einem
6auptmann u1b 6rei 2ieutenants unb iic
beltebt meiit aus nob banofeiten Geteranen
Ser ebemaligen l%1nionSbeere.
@ei9eibtere Qlrbetterfiibrer 6alten offenz
bar nibt pieI bon benz Maric6e Der v6riez
6ensbeere" nacb @ai6in9ton. 2lber nicbt
menige Observation-Disclosures berlangen,
OaB ben 2eutcn @e66r Qcithcnft tpcrbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23

nopoliiiruns beS 9an6es un6 6ie 8OtmdBtgz
felt, in ipel6e bic QtrbeiterfrGfte oaoIrb
Dcriebt tperoen, fir Gin llebe[ un6 benz
@%emeinpobIe icbdbltd6, aber nit llrt3eilen,
pte ie 9ttcbter Gibbons berfinbt9t, 1T unS
nicbt 9e6olfen, un6 ite tperfen Elm faIi3es
2ibt auf bic @eieui6aften, peLbe Die
moOerne Bro6uftionsweiie gu tbrem Sor1
tbeiG ~auS3unitBen iucbeH, ia iO9ar burb Die
Obpaltenben ltmitdnbe 9e3wungen
iinb, in ser MonopOliitrun9 bes 0an6es
t9ren SortbeitanO 3u ii6ern.
Die MonopoIiitrun9 bes 2an6es balt
glei9en Sdbritt nit Der Monopoltitrung
Der NtbcitsmitteL iberbaupt; iie 1T es,
tpelbe unierer !3ett tire Si9natur aafses
brift unO bic 6rage, tpelcbe mir ais / l.
ale Srage ible6tbtn be3eibnen, gez
l6dften bat, an beren 20lung iebt Die
be1ten &rdfts aQer Nattonen arbetten unb
Die uns nob 9an3 anbere ,Niiiie 5n fnaden
geben miro, ais iene, pelbe Staatsanwalt
WfoloneD bem &icbter Gibbons sptl6en
Die 3Gbne geitedt bat. Gibbons bat 3tpar
baran berumgefnabbert, 9etnaft bat er tie
ni6t!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23
G0attct= ttatS &t@tieiten cites
arDken SS1triieM4

Der int Sitter bon netnunoac6t3ig Sab;
rem geitorbene Stem 0orter Qbnofat 0api6
0uoleD Sielb mar trelltb elmer Der grOBten
amertfaniicben &ecbtSgele6rten unb 80lterz
recbtSfcnner. 2lber lein groBes iuriltii9es
8iiien unb &0nnen bat CT leiDer frllber
gum 8eiten GROCER unb blutlaugerii3er
Gorporattonen berpenbet. Qllen geiunben
0tecbtSz uno Woralz8 egrtffen trobeub, bat
er logar bic acknowledgement 6anolungen
lol6er 8Lutlauger bel6Onigt uno ibnen
bie 8ege gcba6nt, auf D<nen tie ungeItraIt
ibre @ti6dftSgenolien unb oaS Publlfum
betriigen tonnten uno f0nnen. 9teS that
ct beion6ers ais NntpaIt SAP @oulb'S, bcr
5ur 3eit, ais er nit Dem cbenio l6ufttgen
SameS StSf bic @rtcbaDn beberridtc, unb
auh na9ber 10 man0en 5ub~t6ausmirot7
gen Streicb be9ing.
Ser an Den fiibnften un6 frecbiten N6Doz
fatenfntffen uneri60pfltcbc SielO bali ben
grpBen S%pibbuben iiber iebe Strafe btnz
meg. 9lS ebrenbafte Seem gorfer 3ettunz
gen i'm tpegen bteleS gemctn9efdbrllben
WfiBbrauch5 ieiner SGbigfeiten unb &enntz
ntlie Sur Gebe ~itellten, erpioerte ct iDnen
nit i6amlOler Sffenbcit: @epObnGi9e
JVtU(ut ~ <tOOQlutCl tItUlNL ~ 0IUNbN<bk !
feline Pfli9t ais 2lbpotat erbeii6e eS, baB
ct 3lm 8eften leiner Glienten AUDI 5l
Witleln 9rcife, fir Die man i'm moralti9
lti3t DcrantiDDrtlt6 madben oirfe. Mttt
anoeren Worten: I'm einen @roB9auncr
Dor Dem !3u9tbauie ST. beipaDren, lei benz
Nouotaten ieoer Sblicb un0 RntfL aIcb
Der 9emeinlte unb emporenbte, erlaubt.
9ur5 ietn bOieS 8eiipteI ais Qopofat
ricbtete Stelb uuter 6em Observation-Disclosures
unD i'm Solfe burcb llntergrabung eineS
gelunoen HebtSgefibls boppeItes unbetl
an, 8eraoe ipetl ct eineu 10 9roBen recbtsz
Observation-Disclosures &uf 9enoB.
I'm 10 mebr @uteS itiftetc ct 6ur6 ietn
eifrtgeS Wtrfen fiir ein aufgeflGrtes uno
bumanes Golferrebt unb fir i6tebsgcz
geribtIi6e S9ltcbtung bon 8Olferltrcitig7
teiteu.
Nu6 burcb ieine omtlicbe !3uiammenz
faiiung Set @eleBe beS StaateS Nep gorf
bat er Se0enten0eS g%eletitet. Namen1li6
letn Go6er cipilrcbtliber @eleBe ipurbe BON
Dielen Staaten oer Union I'M 8eientli6en
angenommen. 9bcr gerabe Dem itrafrecbtz
liben She'll leiner Nrbeit, pte tbn Der
Staat 9teip Oorf non ibm iiberna6m,, bate
CT aI6 rccbt peroltete Idltige Geittmmungen
einuerleibt.
Den &ubnl, elmer Ser fenntntBrei6iten
unb 9eiitooaiten Suriften leiner !3eit gez
lpelen 3l lein, fann i6m 9tiemano nebmen.
S6doe nur, baB ct bon ietnem unge6euern
Niien nt6t INNER ben rcebten @ebraud
macbte. DAB ct iebob Sugletc9 zines eOlen
unO loealen Seelcnaufi6mun9s fdbig mar,
benefit ietn langjabri9eS unetgennitBiges
Mirfen fir Sebun9 oes 80lferreGts.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23
anad1en4ltd1e autnnta etaata- Betraep, aatoretae, %. aprtl 1894.

bun9en felt 6rei Monaten feline 8yibdfti7
9ung mebr ftnOen un6 gerietD nit ietner
Trau unO letnen brei fleinen &in0ern in
INNER GrOBere 9tot9. 9(lS Wtann BON
groBem unb empftnbli6em @br9efiibl Ders
mocbte er iicb ntcbt gu enti6IieBen, Offent7
lt6e ODER BripatzW obltbGtigfeit inQlnipru6
gu nebmen. Tleil9er, 8Gder unb v@rocer"
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