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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-01

/ mean 10 make myself man, and
if / succeed in that shall succeed IN
everything else.-Garfield.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-05-08
FORMED riKE 4 FlsHHooK.
BERN uds, a Collection of Islands LittI
Known to America.

Bermuda, a Collection of Islands Little
Known to America
The Bermuda islands produce
something besides onions, the popu.
lar belief TO the contrary notwith
standing. Mr.. Louis Bagger de
scribed in a very interesting lecture
the islands and related their history.
Bermuda pronounced Bermooda, not
Bermewda) is 766 miles almost due
,9outheast from New York and less
than 700 miles due east from Hat.
teras. A steamer leaving New York
Thursday afternoon reaches there on
Sunday. Bermuda, or the Bermuda
Islands, for there are 365 of them, is
IN the form of a fishhook lying on
it's back The steamer sights the
easternmost point at night and lies
70 until morning, when pilot con-
ducts her to the anchorage. There
che waits until permission has been
received from the governor for the
landing of her passengers. The mag
1etic telegraph is not used, but a
series Of semiphores with yardarms
Then the vessel is slowly taken
around the inside curve of the fish
hook until Hamilton, midway be-
tween the heextremities, is reached. 1t
being Sunday, the passengers are al
lowed to disembark. but the cattle
on board, of which there is bound to
be load, cannot land until Monday
Nor are the mails and papers from
New York distributed. The Sabbath
is vigorously observed.
For a person needing mental or
physical rest the Bermudas are high
ly recommended. For .consumptives
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-05-08

they Ure not Dene1cla1 There arc
no amusements beyond amateur
theatricals. Riding and driving
about the islands or sailing along the
coast in steam launches-these arc
the recreations of the visitor and
resident. 1t is paradise for the cy-
clist The roads are as smooth as
asphalt. They are the bedrock coral
and are leveled with planes. Five
minutes after hand shower they
are as dry as a parlor floor. There
is very little beach. The bluffs rise
sharply from the ocean. Frowning
from the bluffs are 43 forts, making
the island, or mainland, as the
principal island is called, absolutely
impregnable. 1t is the strongest
fortified place in the world, not eX-
cepting Gibraltar. The islands are
further protected by numerous sunk
en- reefs, which prevent vessels from
approaching closely, except through
the known channels The principal
island Is u miles from end to end
and contains about 5000 persons.
The houses are all constructed OF
white stone taken from the quarries
and sawed into shape. 1t is cut
easily. Roofs are all made of the
same material, the stone being cut
into thin slabs and laid like slate
An interesting industry is the grow
ing of Easter lilies for all parts of
the world
During the civil war Bermuda was
the coallng and supply station for
blockade runners. and ST George,
the sleepy town on the east coast,
was the richest place III the universe.
Gold rolled III the streets, and eve.
the laborer had champagne for din
ner. The trips of these blockade
runners were 80 profitable that the
vessel could be lost on the third ven
ture, and the owners would still be-
ahead Washington Star.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-05-08

a Philadelphia laborer, admil1ue
Is 10 comrade as stylishly dressed
woman sailed by with shoulders al,
parently five feet broad, L say.
jimmy, there's a pair of shoulders
for a hod.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-01-16

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bTeastworks OF Fort Sleao,'ll5.l, car Icy -
53e 9e 9aI2 g 5s R2 of none 10y Of sc lie gent
~ rarrted the question aud. respecuns. mis-
manly, olhdence, ! e@Ns up .,a Nv looiads he
g Sss% ai" tS 2s we're Tsy severe o4 one
remained U-iGealeH to- y N.tt}--I ,,- gtiI,ae ~
trouble nn D1- 22 @a 0 IL ter On when we
{ {nen 5 ana 1G~ of Ills mjaie,a5fa career;
some "o.!ttt5 LIZ ..l # ,7.s..asear.v for me
ne s.:I5 G,-(e' ,,,r5 live 1vcrl1.''
70 y Il',o'' I ll,,,-5,.a+ton sim turned on
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-01-16

great many stories in the service illus
trating his WarnneSs of heart and espe-
ciaily his attachment for children, and /
nave no doubt but they are true. He was
D truly great man and had about MIN
atmosphere of greatness 50 to speak, that
was felt by ali. / believe he was Gevered
ana esteemed almost equally by the officers
on the other side. An instance Of that is
the manner in which he was received by
General Grant at ADpomattoX and the man
hef IN winch GkInt always alluded TO him.
General Jackson was q reserved man.
continued General Evans, and strangely
enough | never felt that | really knew him
until after reading his life written by his
VIE. That gave Il great many Siimpses of
the genial and sunny side OF his
disposition and should be studied
to in any way understand his character"
OF his own part in the great struggle it
is almost impossible to draw the general
into conversation. lie is Us modest as girl
and only @llUdes 10 it incidentally. 1t
would be Of absorbing interest TO hear from
his own lips the story Of his gallant charge
at Mary'S Heights on the bloody field of
charlottesville, OF that day of death and
carnage at Gettysburg when, though spent
and wounded, he rode at the head of his
men until victory was assured, of the dark
struggle in the Wilderness where he won
his generals opaulettes by bravery on the
field. of the trenches ut Petersburg, of
the fierce assault at MauOcacy, where he
again received wound, of the shell-sWept
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-01-16

here and there interlined.
My plan" said the general us this; In
the morning [ so through the papers. When
one understands the knack Of doing this
it does not take long. As do so ] clip out
all that strikes me as significant or m
p0rtant Sometimes it is 6. news item, some
times an editorjal-often the editorials on
opposite sides. These all go into big en-
velope marked January. June, september
or whatever it may be and on the last day
Of the month I transfer the clippings to my
scrapbook. Each month goes by itself ana
at the end of the year l have complete
running record Of not only events put
thought and opinion for that period. II
makes about one large volume year ana
as l have kept this up ever since the war
you can imagine what curious ana III
teresting mass OF data it represents. nave
no special rule but keep simply whatever
strikes me as being worthy of preservation
Here, for instance Is this volume"
The talk drifted on, and a chance remark
reminded the general of his experience some
years ago at a Pennsylvania camp meeting
near the field of Gettysburg.
"I was there for five days he said, land
preached every day. 1t was in 1886 ana
there was vast gathering of federal vet
Grams | was introduced as confederate
general. 1t was the first time that / hau
| visited that locality since the dreadful con-
/ fiict at Gettysburg, and / must confess L
/ was little anxious about my reception.
/ They gave me an ovation that L shall never
! forget. Each time L spoke the crowd
| mounted far up in the thousands, and at
| the conclusion the veterans formed into
! line and as they passed by each of them
| gave me q hearty shake of the hand. Such
| q glorious, frateTnal welcome / had never
dreamed Of and it was with difficulty that
! | controlled my emotions. 1t is a grand
| thing and Il wonderful thing that such Il
| scene was possible SO little more than two
! decades after the war, and near the
| theater of one Of it's bloodest battles"
The hours, meanwhile, had slipped away,
| and few moments later / stood in the fine
| lofty entrance hall of their pleasant home
| bidding my host and hostess goodnight. 1t
was there that / was again impressed and
strongly impressed with that peculiar quail
| ity in General Evans that for lack OF a
| better term we call magnetism. 1t is as
utterly hopeless of description as q color OF
an odor and, no doubt resides in a hun
| dred and Ohe little things-the turn of d
| gesture a sympathetic into 1ation of the
| voice. twinkle of the eye, the property OF
| q smile and heaven knows what besides
but it is there and insensibly draws people
toward him, thaws them out ana makes
| them his friends and admirers even be
fore they know the many traits of heaC
| and heart that gives him title to that re
gard. It is subtle influence that is per
haps as potent as his intellectually in win
ming for him the popularity that he every
where enjoys, and one leaves him with the
pleasant glow that We experience from
even casual contact with a brave, tender
earnest and God-fearing gentleman.
O. II. S.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-01-16

ing occasions arise between times when a
minister WOULD receive his regular pen
sion, and were it not for the special fund
he would be seriously embarrassed. 1t
makes life much smoother and pleasanter
for these good people and removes many
of those jars and frictions that they are
too old to stand
General Evans" I asked, in lul IN
the conversation, what do you do outside
of your work? What recreation do you
take?'
The general and his wife both laughed
heartily. ITO answer that frankly" he
said, "the only real recreation L
havN is right here at home
frolicking with my wife and
the children. [ like to throw off all re-
straint now and then, play with the young
ster here and have q good time generally"
81 do a good deal of reading" the gem
eral continued, land have always been
fond of history and serious literature. When
| was q young man, l was a warm admirer
Of Hldreth and Bancroft, and for that
matter am yet. Then [ keep up my scrap
books, which, by the way, are quite an in
stitution. [ must show YOU one" He step
ped swiftly into an adjoining room and re-
turned with a book about ledger size
neatly bound in leather. 1t was almost
filled with newspaper clippings pasted in
four neat columns to the page and dates
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-01-16
Wonderful Discovery-Catarrh and Con
siInption Cured.

There IS good news for our readers who are
victims of Lung Diseases. Catarrh, bronchitis
ard Consumption, in the wonderful cures
made by Tire new treatment known in Europe
as the Andrai RrOca Discovery. Write TO the
New Medica! Advance. 67 East Sixth street,
Cincinnati O.. elnd they WIN send you this
new treatment free for trial. State age and
All particItars of your disease,
, 1894-04-05
Gdherltd 9erin9e Strafe.

g8ir bericbteten bereits geitern, oaB nur
in Sol9e oeS roi6en @ini9reitens Der Oez
tectips Webber lno Qnbretus BON Dem
Maripeuitr. z@eribt, an Der Wtatber Str,
Sic QDncbung beS 9te6terl5 GbomoS W2c=
Gornlid Der babel betroffe1t tpurbe, ais CT
an benz 3idbrigen SDbnben beS Saune5
Gwobop, BON 81 Matber Str, Gin pioer=
natiirlideS 8erbreoben begeDen poute, Ter
ht11oert tpurbe. 6eute 1tanb Ser Dertbierte
Strolh Oor bem Jttcbter Doola0 inter ser
2tnflage OeS 8erbrecben5 tpt0er Die gfatur
un6 oes unorOentltcben 8etrager1S urb mas
mar feline Strafe- $25 uub Soften, 3. y.
80 Sage 8rtbctpeu. g8enn 8ewiiie 8oliSei=
richter fortfabren nit ser Suiti3 berortig
S6inbluoer Sit treibeu, tpte bier in bent
Safe OeS S6euialS W1cGormi6, Oann bari
man iib tpabrlicb nicbt wunoern, penn Die
@erbrecbcn in erlbrcdenber 8eiie iiberz
banb nebmen un6 Die 8oli8ei 1dilig I'M
9ienit mirD.
, 1894-04-05
"a bad bow.

Ser 1Oia6rise IieG Tienlap lit Elm
bad boy. Statt II gebt CT II b II Sic
S6ule, dicanirt Sic 9tacbbarfbatt un6
i9impft tpie ein rtdbtiger Girticber. 8ez
fla9en ii6 Die 9tab6arn BEL 0ttel's Glterlt
iiber Ietre Gaugenibtiereien, 10 Suden oiele
Die 9lbietn, unD aus 9tadbe i6(dgt tbnen
baS 8itri66en bann bie Seniter Elm, nttB>
banOelt tbre fleinen &inoer un6 belegt liz
nit ben 9entetniten Scbimpfnamen. I'm
benz 8uricben einmal geb0ri9 ben Stanoz
punft flar ma6el1 5u laiien, tan1en pers
l6teocte 9fab6arn therein, i'm 6cm g olt=
set9ert0t porflibren 81 laiien. Oas gc1c6af
beute. Oftt elmer Trc4beit, Die i6re59(eicbeil
llcbt, Oerlangte er BON &icbtcr G~6crDar6t
einen vchange of venue" 5u 9tibtet
9ooleD. Qluf bic Srage beS 8icbters, tuo=
nit ct ietn @eiucb auf etnen change OF
venue" motipire unb per i'm biersr per.
arloBt, antloOrtete ct fed OOtetne Wt4tter.
Sic ia9te mtr, BEL 9ticbter OooleD pir0t
tb i%traffret baoonfomnen unO tcb loQtt
Sbnen nur, UNI Oas @eiuc6 altcb betptQiol
5u erbalten, bieien SiIberoouar gebe1.
Et6ter Gberbarot belt ibnn cine Strof
preot9t uno bictirte ibm cine $1OzS Strait
su. 2a6enb uno @eIihter ibneiocnb, Lief
itcb Ser Iaugeni6ts nacb Der Belle abb
fibren.
, 1894-04-05
Qenoerun9 Ser RIdoe.

SIN elmer 6lage, meIbe Sic 6n6rgeicbdftsz
beiiBer @ce Bros, 0cren @eicbGit iih an
Der &tnsie Str. beftn0et, gegen eiuen 6u6rz
mann gfGmenS 8atrif anbdngig genacbt
batten, pcr6dngte 6rieOcn5ricbter aerIten
Deute cine Strafe bon SO tpcgen unorbent7
liclen 8etrogen5. ltripriln8Iicb lautete Bic
Stage auf OicbitnDl; eS iteltc iicb 6erauS,
DaB Die 6trma in Der 8cf0rOcrung bon
@erItclaoungcn fir @eiDdftsDduicr unO
Glepator6eiiBcr Gcbpicri8fcitcn bate, in
bcut iait o%llp0cbentltc6 iiber icblc9te8 Sc
ipicDt gcflagt pur6e. 9tun mar c8 gez
Iun9en, 9otrif babel ab5ufaiien, ais er
einen Sad @crite in elmer g8irtbi3oft a6=
lub. Yatrif erfl1rte, baB nlr elm 9ez
ringeS Guantum bon @crite in Dem Saf
mar. SrieOenSrjdter 2erIten ertldrte Dem
&ertreter Der 6irma See 8roS., baB Die
@roBgeicbpOreneu nicmaI5 cine 2~lnfIage
erbeben pirben, penn CT 9atrid tpegen
6lein0icbltGbl5 ans Griminalgericbt bcrz
peiien ipitr0e. 9es6Qlb fam man therein,
bic Nnflage i'll unorOentltde5 8ctraBen
uf1t5utDauDeln.
, 1894-04-05
Cine fhieBIuittoe Ueoerin.

Momie 2opea, cine in 286 Start Str.
%tpobnenoe gfegertn, gerietb geitcrn nit
tbren1 @eliebten unO 99aiiensenofien Soc
8loii, Oer in IA 8acific Qtpe. cine Wirtbz
ibaft b%etretbt, in Streit. 0a i6r ber Gbab
nm einigeS pilber" mar, lief ite gum nacbz
item Btanbontel unb taufte bort einen &ez
poloer unb Whmitton. So ousgeriitet,
tam tie tpieber in 8loit's QBirt6icbaft unb
feuerte, obne it6 UNI bic anpeienOen @6ite
gu titmmern, 6 S4Iiie ab. @liiflic6erz
toetie mo9ten bieielben nlr 2Ocber in Die
Suit. Die wiitbenOe Wlegdre bate aber
Oamtt nod nidbt seltug. sic D~eridbaffte iicb
tOeltere Otunttion un6 be9ann ieS6teBerei
BON gteueln.
au9 bic bierbet absefeuerten 8ugeIn
tbaten 9ftemanO pe6. 8Gbrenb Der Sbtcz
Bcret Lag Die WteDrbeit Der @dite inter ben
Sti6en. Ser ourb 6ie &naQeret berbei9ez
5o8ene 0eheimpoliit WoolbriOge nabnt oas
iplttbenoe 8etb in 6aft. 6eHte itanb tic
Dot 9ttc5ter 8rd6well, BET iie bis sum IL.
Nprtl u1ter $500 8ar8i6aft ite1te.
, 1894-04-05
Stdoti1bes.
9eIe9enbeiten
Dereebune Don Gontraften. Gin Qreebot
sur Stellune BON oret Gerthtsr6umen
i'm Stod Grnanee 6ebduoe.

Die GountpDdter beibaftigten iib in
t6rer geitri9en Stbung nit Der 8er9ebun9
elmer Nn5abl bon Gontraften fir Nrbeitelt
Derlc6iebener 2(rt, uno 3tpar ipurben fol-
genOe Gontrafte pergeben
6eritelung eineS QlD5ugScanal5 bon Sen
G~ountDau1tQlten III Cunning nacb Dem
6auptcanal an SrDing Borf 8ouleDar6
ali BatrtG Stad fir $6095. 90.
G~cmentdrbetten un0 9teinigun9 0e5 Orb
gelbo1ieS 6es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
pou 8auld6utt: Simpion 8rpS., fiir $500.
Nr6itcttltr @iienorbeiten, Grirninolge=
bGuoe: 6. S. 0arriS & 60, $7546.
3immermannSzQtrbeiten baielblt: Is. s..
Gitdbriit, $12,740.
8entila1ion Daielbit: Nn6rep & Sobn.
ion 60, $4315.
Nnitrei9erz unb @laierzNrbeit: SO. $.
StubtngS & 60, $1948.
0Dpier@Qlrbetten: 8olan6 8ros., $3.50.
Gti6Ier@2lrbetten S. s. @obel, $4973.
@leftrt1be 2trbetten: Qltu1ann & Saz
mons, $2670.
Ylumbere un6 @ja5r0brenz 2(rbeiten So.
st. IDomplon, 1896.
Gtnige al1bere 9lngebote fit on0ere Or
beiteu mur0en an ba5 @omite fir 0ffeut,
li6en 0ienit DeriDieie1t.
Sin Nngebot Der GerpaItung 6es Stod
@rcbonge 9ebduoeS, Dem County fir $500
iGbrltcb IN tDrem @ebGube an Der g8ai6z
ilt9ton unb 2aiaue Strabe Elm babies
Stofmert nit ben tt0tbi9en &6umlidfeitet
fIr BRET @ericbtS5tmmer 3u bermtetben,
tpuroe Dem 8aucomtte iiberipieiert.
Qm Trettag 8ormittag ftnbet eittt
SiBung oeS Counties fir Nr1ncnp1ege 1tatt
IN pelcber bariiber beratben tperoen 1oQ,
ob fir bic Offtce be5 Gountpz Q9enter
onoere 3dumLi9teiten gemietbet tperoer
ipuer.
, 1894-04-05
Cine interefiQnte camille,
See Shud mo feline pier Spro6Iinee Iafen
itb re9iftriren. Die l1lutter pom 6iiIfs=
Collector &an0er9ren peri0nlid auf9e=
fIIdt.

Die 2e8iitrirun9 Ser G6ineicn ipar p6Dz
reno 0cS WtOnatS W2drS cine Siemli6
ftartc, 0enn naDe3u 700 6er beSopftcn 2eut:
chen ltcBcn ttd ibre Certificate a%u5iteucn.
SIM @dn3elt BADEN bis sum b~euti9cn 9atum
852 GDineien i6re Q(pplifationet cingez
reicbt, eS bleiben olio, ipenn man Die
3d9l oer bier Nnldiitgen auf 5000 an
nimnt, no1 PHI iibrig. 9ieie nun bis
8tm /. Wfat ab5uferti8en, ipirO nabe3u ltt7
mo8ltcb lctu, oenn eS bleiben, sic Sonn7
tage ab8erebnet, 6Qflr nur nDcb 20 Sage.
IS milBten alio tGgltcb bon ieBt ab ourcbz
lbntttltcb 80 gum 9teqiltriren fornmen uno
Da5 1T faltln alt3ltnebmen.
3u ocnen, Die bereit5 tbre Certificate
empfangen b0ben, gcb0rt cine gan3 inter-
cliantc @bineiene 6amilie, beiteben6 aus
See SDud, 0eiicu 6rau Gbin S6ee un0 bier
&l10ern, ndmtltcb Der 8iG0rtgen S6ee Sing,
Der 7jGbrigen Sbee OoHn, Dem 39iGbrigen
Gutf gin uno bem2jQbri9en Guid Quiug.
See Shut fam nit ietner jeBt 30 Sabre
altcn Srau i'm Sabre 1885 mach ben Ser
ctnt9ten Stoaten un0 IteB iib 5undc9lt in
San Jra1ctSco nieber unD BORT erbLiGte11
Die betocn Glteiten &il10er baS 0tcbt Ser
Nelt. Sm Sabre 1890 Der5og ct nab
@Dicago rnb bier muroen Sic beioen Sing
ften geboren. 2uS ct g~eitern 9tabmtttag
III Der Office 6e5 8tnnetiteu Electors err
lcbten, nm it6 re9iitriren 3u la1ien, bat er
oud 5ugletc6 I'm Certificate fir feline 6a>
Mile, bO6 tpuroe ibn1 pom 6ilfScoQector
2anoer9reu bebeutet, boB allcb Sene per-
l0nltdb Su ~erlcbeiner Ddtten. Qluf See
SbuG'S tnteltgentem @eiicbt 3eigte 1t6
baratf ett befiutmerter @uSorud.
@r e%rfldrte, baB ct ia 9erne ieiue &tr6er
brtn9en iDoQe, oo6 1etne Srau biirfe
nt0t auf bic StraBe geben, baS lei gegerl
bic Site. 2adbenb erflGrte barauf SEER
2~auOergren, baB ct IN bieiem Sale etne
@uSna0ne maben un6 Srau Shin Sbee
perl0nlib eineu 8eiu9 macben noble, Sic
.6inOer aber utitiie CT bringen. Sine
Stunbe ip6ter eri6ienQecS bud nit 1einen
bier Spr0Bltngen. SG1nnttLic1e Nltge1teQz
ten Der Office lteBen bel t6ren @tl1tritt t6re
Qrbeit ltegen unO Deri0mmelten it6 UNI Die
bier fteinen 3opftrd9er, Oieie 3eigtcn
butt6auS feine SAeu uno bic bei6en Q(elz
teiten beantiporteten bereitipiQigit un6 in
gang 9utern Gn9ltlb ole al iie gericbtetert
Tra9en. Die &inoer. lparen ale iebr gut
unb iau6er 9~efleibet unD b~etpteien burcb
ibr 8enebnten, 6aB lie cine quite @r3tebung
erDalten batten. t6err 2anber9ren iucbte
bann i'm 2aufe beS 9tacbmittagS nit I~etler
@ennablin Srau Gbin Sbee auf uub fano
III tbr cine ie5r inteIigel1te 8erion, Die
%offenbar aus ben Deiieren Stanbeu GDina'8
tam.
, 1894-04-05
GIN outer fano.

Ginen glten Tang macbten geitern Nben6
Die 0etecttOS 9oD(e unb Wurra0 bon Der
WeartpeQ Str.7 Station. SIS 9elang tbneu
namli6 in Sobn 8artinion, eiuen StrolG
btngfeit 81 macben, pelbcr ais Elm Mtitz
glteo Der beril6tigten Sheoltn 8anbe lange
3ett Oer S6reden Der Neltieite mar unb
nie man iogt, 80 Der 9tacbiol9er bes borz
lGuft9 uni96Oli6 8ema9ten Nnfibrer Der
8olloe, @bDarb Sbeplin, 1etl1 lou. 8Qrz
ftnion puroe beute benz Gicbtcr Gber6arbt
inter Der Nnfla9e be5 ~GaubanfauS porge=
fiiDrt. Sim %. O}6r3 bate ct un0 Elm
al1oereS 0ttt8lteb Der 9cnannten 8an0e an
bet Ste Set 8nlf uno Canal Ctr. Sen
aDnung5lOs ieiuer 8ege geDenDen Arbctter
6ranf Wta0e BON 1917 Mobe Str, amaze
fallen unO nit Observation-Disclosures 3ur
0erauS9abe ~lctter llDr %ge3ipun9en. .8Qr>
tinion puBte iicb biSber ben Nu8eu Der i'm
1ucbenoen 0etectiOs 5u entSiebe1, bocb oe=
tern lief CT tbnen geraoe in sic 6Gn6e.
Der 9ticbter Deriobob hte ~8erbanOlunoen
bis gum 10. 2lprtl uuo itelte 8arftnion
bis o0Dtn unter $1,000 8iirgicbaft.
, 1894-04-05
KIetne Udd)rtdten.

- 6eute 8orlnittag muroen nun 3tDei
neue 8IatternfGue angemelbet Die Grfrontz
ten itnO: SOicf MaDer, 2 s., 500 %. lite
Str, un0 90, &oeBner, 26 S., 673 g.
8%allinaitr.
= Ntchter 8ro0meQ ii6crfpics bcutte frii9
0drDep @rape5, Ser leinc 6rou lnb Tamilie
Derldllcll urO fttb nibt lpcitcr I'm bteiclbc
tllmmerte, unter $500 8iirgidoft Dem
@rinindlgcric1t.
Die betocn Q8egelagerer WcGane 1lnb
SantcS 6eeneD, ipelcbc por Gur3em an
Der Gde Der Single uno WtorganitraBe
ben 134 Q8eit 0urenitr. pobnen0en s..
JStttrof ltberftelen uno I'm $18 in baarent
@eloe %beralbten, tpurben 6eute frii6 pom
9ttcbtcr inter ie $500 8lir9lbaft benz @ris
mtualgericbt iiberpieien.
- So. 0unne, Ser troy 6cs burger
metiterltben ~ltfaies feline Spiel60ae be-
tretbt, uno in oerlelben ala6en0(ic6 ieinen
Spfern OaS Set iiber Die 09ren 5iebt,
iDurbe 6eute auf 8%eranlaiiung bon s. 0ede
rOich, bet au6 9e0Drig bate 6aare laIier
miiiien, Dem 9tiCbter Softer DorgcfitDrt unO
IN cine 800 Strafe genommcn.
- G6as. 8artribge itanO beute frit6 Dor
Rid6ter Softer inter Der Nnfldge, ouf g8.
6oute einen 0taubanfaQ gemacbt 5G BADEN.
Die 8eipetle gegen 8artribge, ber Elm after
3ubtbauspo9eG lit, tparen 10 iibertbdltiz
9eno, 6aB Ser 9ticbter, troB bes GerlubS
g%ctpiiicr gutter Sreunoe bes Gdu6ers, Die
HGltbanfauSflage nieoer5ui6l0gen uno in
cine iOlde auf unoroentltcbes 8ctra9en lau>
tenb, ~um5umanbeLn, ib1 uuter $500 8iirgz
1bdft Dem Grtnttnalgertcbt ltbertpies.
- Der TransoIe Bitape 2a6eu, iiber
oeiien S6ieBereten in Dem 6auie 30 Dill
ler StraBe mir 9eitern auSfi6rli0 beribte=
ten, itanb beute Dor Gitbter 0oolep inter
Der 9nflage be5 S6ieBenS inncrDat6 Der
Staot, 2(uSitDBeu BON 0robungen, unpr>
oentlic6en 8etragen5 lInb 0ioeritanD geger
Die boDe Obrigfeit. Ser 9tidbter iteQte ben
i6ieBIuftigen Experimentation Der @ran0e
@totton bis sum II. 2Ipril inter $1400
8ilr9i6aft.
= Son ether 9egct Ben G6ef Der Sc
3etnpolt5et, Snipector Sobn S3ea, erbobcz
men Ntfla8e, baB beriel6e bel Ser Q8abl
Deriubt babe, peri9ieoene leiner Inter
gebe1telt GIT D%erdnlolien, fir 8iQD Sfafel,
ben GauOt0aten Der @amblerz 3unft 3lt
ittmnlen, ertldrte 8oliseibef Brennan
0eute SOrmittag, feine offi5icQe &enntuiB
Su baben. 0as @eriic6t, baB SnipectOr
S6ea auf Der g8tppe" iteDe, icbcint oemnac6
nur iebr ipentg begritnbet 81 iein.
- Charles 3. Quinn, Ser por einigen
8ocben BENT NoDofaten 6. 8. 6ellentDal
etnen DertDlolen Gbef in 609e Don $500
anicbmierte unb 0ann Sen Staub G0icagos
BON ietnen SiBen i6iittelte, muroe geitern
BON Dem Detective Guinlan aus 8aibinQz
ton 6icrDerge6rabt. QuinIan muBte, neil
li6 in ben betreffen6en Bapicren eilt
Sormfcbler p~OrfanO, poue II Gage ouf Die
@u5lieferung bes 8Glidbers parten. Mor7
gen frI6 miro 0erielbe benz 8oltseiridter
feline QufWartun8 mocben.
, 1894-04-05
Bei Ger Tbat dboefdBt.

OTIS Der 8olisiit Sobn 0omnep bon Der
Warmeu Str. Station geitern Nacbmittag
6 ll9r BEN felt eini9er s3eit gei6(oiicnen
Saloon an @de Der Clinton un6 De &open
Str. palitrte, b0rte ct in 6emielbcn oerz
Oabti9es 0erGui6. Gr lcblib iicb langiam
al Die Gbiir unb lab tpte itcb 6rei Rerle an
Die ltntcriuebun8 beS Saloons macbten.
Gr erflGrte oas Grto fiir p~erDaftet. 9od)
gelalt9 eS 3tpeien, burh cine 6intertbitr
GIT entfonn1elt utb NIT @iner, Der ieinen
Nanen ais SoDn 9Omns anga6 un6 ettpa
19 Sabre alt tit, puroe nacb Ger Station
sebrobt uto nit ibm cine Otenge 8tei=
rGDren, bie ct gentauit bate. &i6ter
Doolep iteQ1e i'm, nm Der 8oliSei @elegenz
belt Su gebelt, feline 6elfersbelfer bingfeit
gu macben, bis gum ID. 9lpril unter $500
8irgi3aft.