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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-17
DID DEATH lVENGE INSULT?
The Murderer of ]. S." Thought
to Have Been an Italian.
No Clue but Tattoo Marks to the
Victims Identity.

rha Central Office detectives detailed
On And the murderer of the unknown
nan who was found dead in front of
1873 Elizabeth street, shortly after b
o,c,ock Yesterday morning. up to late
hour this morning had found no clue to
the murderer.
policeman McKeever, of the Mulberry
street station, discovered the body of the
dead man, still warm, lying in the gut
Ter near a truck. In the left breast, near
the heart, was wound, which the de
tectives believe was made by the still
The body, evidently that of an Amer
lean laborer, was removed lin TO the
formed some time to-day.
THE only clue that Is furnished to iden-
tify the murdered man is the tattooed
the breast, -. s., 1867" and ~. S." &C
companied by a cross, respectively.
In the pockets Of the dead mans
and a Chinese laundry ticket. The pres
ence of the money, precludes the motive
of murder for robbery.
The only development in the case to-
day of note Is that the dead man Is
thought to nave been resident Of Mott
street He is said to have frequented
a saloon on the northeast corner of
Prince and Elizabeth streets, but at that
Mace they claim never to have seen a
person answering the description.
The detectives say that peddler was
seen by an Italian on the corner of
Spring and Elizabeth streets yesterday,
who knew the dead man. but when he
was asked to tell what he knew at the
station-house, he ran away.
This same Italian says that 1t Is be-
leved in the neighborhood that the dead
man was. drunk and said something
II is said that the police have knowl-
edge that the murderer Is in either lS3
ment houses filled with Italians. These
houses are being watched to-day.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-17

the formula was, Water, water, moth
ing but water. hot, cold, externally, in
ternaily and eternally." The regular
life, simple diet and bracing mountain
air soon proved of great benefit to her
She was ordered by the good doctors to
rest as much as possible out of doors
on cot. At other times she took as
long walks as she could.
Now, young Mr.. Wceks's bashfulness
did not extend 10 elderly ladies'. and
when, "a day or two after Mrs. Stantons
arrival, he found her sitting under
tree in the grove he recognized by her
cap that she must be the widow lately
arrived. and his natural politeness
prompted him 10 stop and say:
1.-THE air is very fine to-day, madam"
his attractive smile, the lady could
not help recognizing a well-bred ana
kindly young gentleman, so she an
swered him with equal suavity and In
a sweet ana winning voice.
Mr. Weeks was sensitive 10 voices,
and he honored all elderly ladies for his
dear mothers sake He told himself
that Mrs. Stanton reminded him of her
whom he had so tenderly loved and al
most before he knew 1t he had seated
himself upon an opposite bench and was
talking pleasantly.
At the end of half an hour, when the
ringing of the treatment bell cut short
their Interview, he said to himself that
he had not met so charming a person
since his mother died. Mrs. Stanton's
gentle voice and sympathetic manner
and the spirit of kindliness which in
splred all she said found a ready re-
spouse in his own warm heart
From that time they were frequently
seen together. Sometimes he would
meet her on her walks. when he would
join her and often ,offer his arm to
assist her over a rough part Of the road.
IL they climbed a hill. he accommo-
dated his pace to hers and begged her
to lean upon him for support. They
Weeks was a fine reader: though, as
he would not wear glasses, he was
obliged 10 hold his book so close to his
face that IL almost touched his nose.
He used to read aloud while she lay In
hammock.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-17

Mrs. Stanton was bewldered and over
come. AS she hesitated he burst out
into "A torrent OF eloquence, telling her
OF his intense admiration and respectful
love, how he would do his utmost TO
make ner happy, and how blank and
dark life would seem without her cheer
ing presence At first she tried to stop
him. 1t seemed like sacrilege to her to
listen again to words of love. But he
was determined and she was weak.
She feebly interposed objections, but he
swept them all away She tried TO say
something about the pity for her desti-
tute condition prompting him to make
her this generous offer, but 1t was not
possible for her really to believe her
own words.
Genuine love was too apparent in the
young mans earnestness, in every word
and action.
you have surprised me So" she said
at last II must have time TO think"
ANY length OF time"
Then give me week to decide, and
please leave me now
1t was quite dark, but she sat a long
time alone. She felt too bewildered TO
think. overwhelmed with the excite
ment of the day. she began TO cry softly
again, yet not hopeessly as before, but
al last with something like grateful
peace forming itself out of te cnaos OF
her mind
Two days after this Mr. Weeks walked
down to the little village post-ottce for
his letters. There was but one for him.
Ii was from an old friend. Among other
matters OF interest only to himself he
read:
"By the way, old fellow, how are your
eyes? There is very famous oculist
I'm this city who has performed wonders
for people whose sight Is affected. Why
don't you run up and consult him? Don't
you want to begin 10 see the world you
live in?"
on his walk home this advice was
constantly with him He now had
new reason for wishing 70 overcome, all
never seen the face OF the dear little
woman whom he so loved. He did not
even know the color OF her eyes. She
a graceful outline-that was all.
Just here he was Joined by young
Hardie. who was taking his morning
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-17
OUTING OF THE AHEARNS.
Followers of the Eighth's Senator
to Go to College Point.

Members of the popular John F.
Ahearn Association are on tiptoe of ex-
element and expectation over their an
nual outing and dinner, which takes
place tomorrow at Donnellys Boulevard
Hotel, College Point, l.. /.
The annual outing Of the followers of
the State Senator from the Eighth Dis
the Association is famous for its hospi-
tally. The members and the hundreds
of guests WHO win accompany them will
leave pier 40 East River at 10 o'clock
sharp, on the Iron Steamboat Sirius
Tickets include breakfast as we'll as din
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-17
TRAIN WRECKING ATTEMPTED
Ties Piled Up on n High Trestle in
Missouri.
By Associated Press. }

SEDALIA, Mo-, Sept. 17.-An attempt
was made to wreck a Missouri Kansas
and Texas passenger train just north of
Muskogee last Friday night. The ties
were piled up in the trestle along the
Arkansas River, and wedged in so that
the ends projected about two feet above
the rails.
The trestle is thirty feet high. The
engineer saw the obst ruction In time to
stop the train. but the pony trucks were
torn from under the engine. The at
tempted wreck was no doubt for the
purpose of robbery.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-17
Coming Events.

Annual Summernilhts festival OF the Richard
H. Bearen's Association tomorrow evening at
Lion Park. One Hundred and Eighth street and
Columbus avenue.
Annual outing OF the Washington Heights Pro-
gressve Association Thursday at stimmcl's
Pavilion, Whtestone, l.. /.
Annual entertainment and reception OF the Ed
ward p. Quinn Association Saturday evening at
Tammany Hall.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-17

Star spangled Banner.


The AntiTammany Democracy Of the Thirtieth
Assembly District will hold mass-meetng to-
night at Loefier's Hail. One Hundred and Forty
eighth street and Third avenue. Among the
speakers will be A. S. Hutchins. Capt. James NJ.
BRADY. Francis M Bixby, John ]. Murphy, Major
NJ. c. Dougherty DIR. James p. DAILY. James
o. Brien, NJ. NJ Brick) Pomeroy, Col. John J.
and DIR. Lynch
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-17
Assaulted by an Unknown Man.

Andrew secor twenty five years old, of ia
North Seventh street, Brooklyn, was assaulted by
an unknown man at Second street and Avenue A
last night. He received a severe scalp wound.
None OF his valuables was missing
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-17
Says He Stabbed in seIf-Defense.

George Mohr a brass-hnisher. twenty six years
old, OF 9sh First avenue. held in default
Of 80. 900 bail to await the action OF the Grand
Jury by Justice Simms in the Essex Market
Police Court to-day Mohr was drunk on Saturday
night last and stabbed George Weiner and George
schwenck, who boarded with him Mohr said
that he found his wife sitting Weiners lap.
In q fight that followed he admitted that he drew
q knife and stabbed the men, but claims that he
believed his life was in danger.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-17

A mass meeting and parade OF the Independent
Democrats OF the Thirtieth Assembly District,
will be held tonight in Russelrs Hall. One Hun
dred and Eighty-nfth street and Third avenue.
The organization Ia In a fourlshlng condition
and has a membership Of ss7. The officers are
Philip strominger. Chairman: Augustus s. Hutch
ms, Vice chairman; Michael Redmond, Financial
Secretary; Joseph Enrich. Corresponding Secre-
tary; William Pfoh. IT., Treasurer.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-17

There will be music at Paradise Park
this evening by Conterno's Fourteenth
Regiment Military Band. Following is
the programmes:
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ATTeNTlON---WHY PAY RENT

for fiat when for the same money less you
can rent two-stury and basement high -Btoop
house. elegantly finished all improvements, In
the most desirable nclEhborhood north Of Harlem
River, within block Of the Suburban Ele-
waited station, l3sth st. branch Of I'd and I'd ave.
l. roads. at $3.50 to $500 per Year, II will repay
parties intending to make change to inspect
these houses before engaging elsewhere; one con
tinuous fare. cents from the Battery up; open
Sundays
WIN. o'GoRMAN. 10th st. and Willis ayo.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-17

Every A. d. T.
CalI-BoX Is a Nimble
Branch Office of
The World in Your
Own House or Office.
Usual Price for the Ad.
Messenger Service Free.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-17
Unfurnished Houses To Let.

LEXINGTON AVE, 2liI, near i27th SIT
story high stop house, decorated throughout:
immediate posse ssion; moderate rental to right
PARTY. Apply janior, lvi4 Madison ave-, corner
l20ths.
2D AVE, 32i. near Stuyvesant Park-A large
house. ~ rooms, 81, SOOn year.
l2TIH 81, l3l T., corner Lexington ave 3
story high-StOOp house decorated throughout:
immediate possession; moderate rental to right
lariy Apply janitOr, 1914 Madison ave corner
10th ST.
GREENWICH ST. b32-Private house to let.
Inquire In the Milderberg, 10 Carmine ST.
JANE ST., ~ High stoop private house, II
rooms; all improvements; rent low.
LEM Notion AVE. 4Il-That elegant dwell
ing III hn" Ordcr at reduced rent. Apply to
'haS. No!Hhg Il son, ID ave. 5Ith NJ.
MANliATTAN AVE. 2O2 Elegant, commo-
diOuS, reasonable price 2ON1O; extension; large
rooms: abundant closets park frontage PEN
FIELD, owner, 800 W. ll2th ST.
MARION AVE. 2BBS, y minutes walk from
FOulham stntiOn-3-stOry house. with stable. lot
bONlIO house 10 rooms, bath, water, gas and fur
mace; rent $40 per month.
A. SHllAND, Jr., ~ broadway, New York.
9th ST, l53 VA 2-story h basement cot
tage, u rooms. STEWART, lOl W. Goth st.
LARGE , story and attic house. IL room, { n
bath, 81 u NJ ST. for SHE or to let. Inquire
us Halliday 81,
A DECORATED house, Kingsbridge New York
city; water. gas furnace; $40 monthly 3 min
utes from stat Ons Adams 35l w. ll3d 1T,
ATGREATLY reduced rental a desirable house,
good order; immediate possession. OGDEN &
CLARK, g4t Ith ave and III Pine.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-17

"PAVILIONo-N open Sundays Queen
Anne cottage. S25; others so to $40 floors and
flats. A. IL. WESTON, Manager $3.50 Fulton
81. 26th Ward.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-17
Afro RENT,

4. TREA'Y, lOl West boulevard tBithl.
BEAUTIFUL house, large grounds, u rooms all
improvements; minutes from Madison ave.
At, h I'D ave,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-17

S23, S25, So. 80. SIO-FRAME brown-stone
dwellings, o Il 10 rooms all improvements: Full
ton l. TO Ralph station. Vallard, GA Buffalo ave.
A VERY DESIRABLE HOME, brown-stone
front, 10 feet wide. for private family only;
thoroughly furnished, curtains, pictures, &c.j to
the right party furnishing unexceptionabie refer
ences liberal terms offered. Apply to Frank
Waller. 81 W. 18th st. between q 4 80 daily.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-17

WE HAVE large list OF houses from $50 to $50
per month; fats so to $40 on park slope; open
evenings. c. A. GARLAND CO.. 80 18th
ave- BToOklyn,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-17
q BROOKLYN.
ON THE PARK SLOPE.

i2th st. near 9th ave. ', 2-sty l. b. rooms, 3e0
4th St, near 9th ave-, 2,story b. g rooms. goo
President en- st. D. 9Th ave- sty. 10 600
9TH St. eth ave- 3. Sly. b. b. g. 10 rooms, 900
9th ave N. Garfield p 81 sty. b. BIS. 10 E $50
President st. n. 9th ave. ,8-sty, b. BIS 10r,, 600
President st. n. eth ave- 3-sty. b. b. TO
Berkeley pl. n. 9th av. 2l9 sty b. b. 10 10
Carroll ST. II. 9Th ave. 81 sty b. b. IL 81, 100
The above aud Others can be seen only by per-
, 1894-05-26
ateman0 nm9ekOnlmen.
Der 8eridt Don Dem DerIuite pom
elf Wenfhenleben erwetit it'd
ais unpabr.
Steben PiIfsfherifs mo elf 1rbeiter pon
5wei 5rauen entpafnet.
Cripple Greet, &c. Mai.

Wit9lie6er 6es 8eretnes Der @rlbenz
arbeiter %be6aupten, baB BEL Der geitrigen
Sprengung 6es Sbacbtbauics in Der
Stron97@rube NiemanD 6as 2cben Der>
loren babe, 10 DoB Ser 9eitrise 8ericbl, OaB
elf Yerionen babel ibren Sob gefunbeu
bGtten, 6tnfaQig tpir6. Die Qlrbetter iagen,
oaB fte belonberS barouf geacbtet bGtten,
baB ale 2trbetter bic @rube perlaiien bat
ten, ebe ite Die Sprcngung pornabmen, uno
oaB bic Dern1tBten 9eute 6aS Eager pGb>
renO Der gta3t Derlaiien 6Gtter.
Die Stretter, tpelcbe itb ben 6etpafineten
6iLfsiDeriffs WtOerieBcn tuerben, tpenn
Der1udt iper6en foltc, nit 9tidbtunionar>
bettern Die @ruben ipieber gu 0ffnen, iaz
gen, baB Die geltri9e %@nttpaffnung pom eff
@rube1ar6etterlt unO itebeu Siilf5lDertffS
bon 5tpFt Srauen porgenommen ipuroe, un0
Dieie ernten jebt bon alien Seiten bas
bO9lte Sob fir tbre 6elbentbnt.
Die Snoepetoenc >0rube ipuroe felt
lGnger ais elmer Q9ode BON NicbtunionS>
leuten bedrbeitet, unD Der Sheriff bate sum
Scbube berieLben Wacben abgeionot. 2lle
8eriucbe, ben 8etrieb BORT etn3uitclen,
Daren bis ieBt Dergeblib. Damn, 10 erz
5dblen Die Stretfer, Deri6afften itb Die beiz
Den 6rauen @tntritt in 0aS @ebGube ioz
bal6 ie etngetreten tparen, forberten lie
nit 9e5O8enen &eDoloern, Sic 2eute SIR
ltebersabe auf. 0ieie folgten Dem @ez
bOte, Dorauf iofort Die Streifer CUR 6an0
Daren. Die aobt5ebn Wtaun mur0en entz
t%paffnet, nab Cripple Street, eSfDrtirt, urb
bort nit Der @arnung entIaiien, iib ni6t
tpteoer I'M Eager ieben 81 laiien.
, 1894-05-26
Tarnot III oct Rltmne.
11temano bat SUIT sur 8iIoun9 zines
RdbtnetS.
Seir Stern ftarf i'm GrbIaTen.
g oris 26. I2ot.


Der ebemali9e &ammerprdit6ent unb
S~uitt5miniiter 8rtiion bat es ebenfaus abb
9elebnt, etn Wtiniiterium gu bilben. gr
lou iicb babin geGuBert boben, baB, tpenn
itb Bourgeois unb 9ebtral, Die bod melt
tpeniger ra6ifalen 2tnii9teu bulbi9cn, ais
er lclbit, li6 ais Der betpuBten Nufgabe
nibt gepabien erfldrt bGtten, ct nOb piel
~peniger Der Wtann basu lei.
Ofan ibetnt itb aucb i'm @lDi6e nun
barilber tlor getporben 81 iein, boB bic
8iloung zines aus9ciprocben raoitalen
&obinetcs 5ur .3eit O0uig unm0gIi6 lei.
Sin 9emdBtet rabitalcS Mintitertuin, etpa
inter rer Tiibrung BON 9upup, ericbctnt
cher mOglt6. Sn 8erbinoun9 nit etnem
iOl6en Winiiterium nerben Die gfamen BON
8rtiion, Bourgeois, 8oincare, GaDaignac,
9clcaiie, Wercier, 0umaD unO &erie9u ge1
11annt.
Soute audb bieier 9lon feDIiDlugen,
oann wtrb BrGitoent Garnot DorauSii6t7
LID Der &ommer bic Mittbetlung su9eben
Ialicn, 5aB CT bon ieiner 8emerbung INN
Die BrGitbenti9aft Surilftrete. Sn bieiem
Safe Oirfte alsbann elm %iogenanntes rfarbz
%IoieS," ooer r9totb" Mttni1terium 9e6ilbet
perben, baS itb enentueQ Bis nacb erfol9ter
YrQ1toentenmd6L balten fonnte.
, 1894-05-26
2lPberhItR
2lmS AmrtGefaetes

Ser 6immel bep0lft it6 1bou piez
Der uno in Noroz Suinots giebt'S Heqen
unb morgen Q|lbfiiblun9. Ser Min0 nirb
unbeitdnOig.
- Sn benz in GariS Dcr6afteten Q(nQrz
cbiiten Waucb bat man Die v6aupttriebz
fcoer" Ser n~eueiten 9pnamitoeribw0runs
gen entoe6t.
= Die 8eiicruna i'm 8efinoen 6es alten
0la0itone mocbt crTreuIicbe Shritte.
= Der Seem Oorfcr 2lftienmarft if be-
lebt uno Brctie 5ichen on. 6ortgelo lit in
Ser Wocbe fir $86 1893 etngcgangen uno
3tpar $9330 Stlber uno $77, O68 @ol0.
Son Ncuia6r al ltnO $8,404, 573 Sob ms
Qou0 gefommcn, B. b. nobesu on0ertbalb
Otiuioueu Dollars mebr, ais i'm portgen
Sabre, in Der cntlprc3alben g8ocbe. Wtr
i6eincn Oo6 aImd6licb elmer b"eiiercn 3eit
entgegen5ugcDcr,
- l1n6 er iucbt nob imr1cr. 0er 8rG1
iibcnt Garnot nGmli6, mach Mtntltern.
8riiiou 6at e5 cbenfaQS abgelebnt, fir i'm
ote &o6len aus Dem SYeucr All bolcn. Sin
rabifalcS &abiuet lit sur 3cit unm0qLib.
@arnot miro it9 i9IicBlicb bis sum @noe
lejneS 2lmt5termlneS nit etnem yfarb=
Ioien" Oiiniitcrium bc9ctfcn miiiien.
= 2(uf Der bieiigcn 86rie gin8en Sic
~Q8ei5enpreiie nm l Sent 5uriif, I'M Suit
lermin ouf 55g uno I'M Septcmbertermir
aui 81 Corn mar matt ltnD tpicb auf 375,
6afer auf 305. S6neincfleiicb b~e6auptete
iib auf ll.75@11.80, Sbmal5 auf 5000
GLE.
= Die 8aar6eitdnb Der 6cutic6en HetcbS=
banf babcn, gegen Die 8orlDocbe, nm 43,
O0O,OOO WSart SuQenomnlert.
= SEEM Oorfer 8onfen 6abcn ibre Ste
icrOefonOS I'm $780,, 425 Oerrin9ert unO
b~elaufcn bieiclbeu iicb, notb Nb3ug Der DOrz
8eiDriebenen Summe, auf T,601, 700
9ouor5. 9ie 9nrleben bn6en um 233, :
200, Die 9epoiiten nm 1867, 100 Dollars
abgenommen.
r- Sn 6o(ge 6c5 raicben S9mel5en oes
Gcbnee5 in ben @ebirgS5igen OeS States
@aibington iin0 cine 9InSaDl Der IN Den
guQeteS lnO miinoenoen Tliiiie iber lire
ltier getreten. Ser oaourb augericbtete
ScbaOen lit icbr beOeuteno. Oas 6ohz
mailer lit nod in Der 3una6me begrifien,
, 1894-05-26
SdledterSo9ene 3ie9enb0de.
Sic p~ertiI9en einen ean3en SIumenqarten
uno weroen aus Ger Staot oewiefen.
Ranfas Gitp, MO., 26. Waai.

&anas Git0, Oto., 26. Wat.
@eitern pur6en iieben getpaltige 3icgenz
b0de uno funfsig GGnie I'M 8Oli5ei9eribte
bes un9ebi6rIicben 8ctra9enS iGulbig be-
funOen. Die 3petz unD o%ierbeinigen De-
ltnquenten tparen @t9entbum Don Wicbacl
S'@OnnOr. 9ieier trat ielbit ais Qnipolt
auf uno pertbeioi9te feline S6iBlinge nacb
alien 0tegeln bet Stunt. Oils &IGger mar
Ser alderman 81. 9. Olion ericbienen, unb
3uglei9 bate Dcrlelbc oie babe 9tadbbars
ibaft oDrIaoen laiien, UNI fir i'm 3eugniB
abtulegen.
9as Heiultat SeS gro3eies mar, 6aB
S'Gonnor gu $40 Strafe Derurtbeilt muroe
un6 ais 9l9ent uno 8ertreter Der Nn9eflag>
ten pur6e ct porlduft9 in ~@rmangelung
oteIer Summe bei9eiteft. Den iteben
3ie9enb0den unb ben ~fiinfSig @Gnlen
muroe, ME anberen unru6igen @baratteren,
Die eS ntcbt Deriteben, itb anitGnoig 5u be-
tra8en, 3ett gegeben, Die Staot su Der>
lalien, unb Der 8olt3eichef Speers wur6e
angeipteien, borauf gu ie6en, baB Der 8efebl
ltreng befol9t merOe.
Ser Sldgcr Slion bate itcb nGlnlicb ben
gan5en 28tnter btnburb nit |ieItclieu Bluz
men unO 8aanSen abgequGlt uno oieielben
am leBtcn 6reitag auf Der Serraiie Dor iei>
mem 6aule auS9eleBt. g8dbrenO 6ec 9tacbt
aber maren Die b0ien 3iegenb0fe gefomz
men unO batten fi6 Sen gan3en icb0nen
@arter 81 @emiitDe geSogen. Die Solge
mar Die SerbaTtun9 unO bic 8erurtbeilung
Ser 806e, Die ibon ieit LANCER 3eit Ser
S9refen Der 9an5en gtabbaribaft gepelen
tparen.
, 1894-05-26
2luf Ser Spur Ser 21l6r6er.
Der Sur0esmoribaa freeman boft oiefelben
btnnen fur5er 6eit beim Kra9en 3u
habe1I.
sc q IL, N2o., 26. Wlai

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Ser 8un6eSmaricbaq g8. s. Sreeman
bat, tpie er glaubt, Otittel un6 g8ege ge>
funben, nm Bic SaDLors in turSer 3ett CUR
6oft 5u b%rin9en. ST iagt, baB CT iberz
5eugt lei, oaB iib Die 6liibtltnge in Der
Jt0be Der OtOrOitGtte, uno SPAR in g%eringcr
Gntfernung BON ibren Sreunoen, aufbalten.
Sin Wtann 9tamcns Yhilipp5 lpuroe gcs
iebel, Die Ct nit einem 0te6llaf Don Der
9ofalitGt Der geritten fam, in pelbcr lib
Die SaDl0rS, tpie Dermutbet pirO, Deritedt
balteu. 6reeman fra9te ibn, no er g%etpeicn~
lei, uub CT erptoerte, baB er Wtai5 gepflaRst
babe; auf Die Sra9e, mas er in benz Sud
babe, iagte CT, baB CT 0tai5 barin gebabt
babe.
Sci ndberer ltnteriu9ung iteute es iicb
ie0ob berauS, 01B in Dem Sud 9ebenS=
mittel 9etpelen paren; ais 8bilipps aufz
9efDrDert nurbe, ben YlaB an3ugeben, no
CT WtaiS gcpflanSt babe, fonnte er bies niCht
tbun. Ser Sheriff unb icine @ebIlfen
brobten, i'm SIT bGngen, aber er tpoute iein
@ebeimniB nidt perratben. Sem 6aus
miro BON 0iilfSlberiffS iharf bemadbt, uno
es piro tbn1 nidt 9%eltattet, oaiielbe 81 perz
Iaiien. BDiltpps mar ein paar Gage Dor
Dem Oforoe oft nit ben SaDlors 3uiammen
9eieben pOrben, unb ieine gtacbbarn ia8en,
OaB er ein Gau9eni9ts lei, Der nienlals
@elO babe. Gie &auflcute III 8inegan
aber ia9en, baB CT innerbaIb Der IeBteu
Dier5ebn Sage fir tpeni9ltens $75 alIcrlei
2ebenSmittel 9etauft unO 6eSablt babe.
ollie bieienigen, tpeIcbe nit ben&erbaItniilen
pertraut iinO, limb Der Qnii6t, OaBB bilippS
peiB, mo- itb bic Wf0roer Ocriteft balten.
, 1894-05-26
Oct 9e6urtSlQg Der G0Nigin.
5el1te fano oie amtlide Seier oes
6eburtsta9es Ger Koni9in
ftatt.
gahnruparane 1T al1httehal.
Gtatr ttud1 Gnn(PnnP1t e1blenne aHtr4tae
1nnbnt ne1n 1attlttartrdJr.r HdJa11=
TptRle bel.
Qnnhnn. 26- M2ni.

K u u y u II, 80. OtWl.
Der @eburtSta9 Der &0nigin 8ictoria
tprroe beute amtttcb g~efetert. 9os gGctz
enoe bon 2on0on mar fir Die @eLegcnbeit
b%eionoer5 nit Tlaggen uno pa1Ienoen .eSSn>
icbriften uno 8annern geicbmldt tpproen.
Der Brtn5 unD bic 8rtn3eiIin oon QBaleS,
Sic 6er3ogin ban Sobiens >@ot9o,
Die 6ersogin bon NIbonD uno anoere W3itz
9lteoer Der fOnigliben 6amilie pobnten
ouf Dem Baraocptabe IN 8bitebaQ ber6abz
%nenparabe Bel. 9aS @etter mar prattpou,
un6 eS Datten fic5 gu benz militdriiden
S6aulptele picle Saulenoe poni3uidbauern
e~ingefunben. Die Srltppen, meLcbc an bet
Yara0e t~6eiLnabmen, tporen 6as l. uno 2.
8ataiaon ber @renaoier9ar6e, OaS l. 8a7
taiuOn Der i6ottii9en @arbc unO 2tbtbei7
lungen bonn 2. Jte9iment Ser Qetbgar6e.
Sn Dem 3uge beS @eneral1tabes pom
ct. SameS YaIait befanoen iicb Der Sberit
Nntrobus bon Der @renabierguroc ais
8%ommanOeur, Ser 8rin5 bon Males, Der
6ersog bon OOrt, Ser t6erSo9 bon @am7
bridge, Der 6er5og bon Gon1au96t, berger
5og bon Sed, Der General Sir @uel0n
@oo6, Ser Generalization Sir s. IS.
@renfeu, Der @encrolmaior Sir B. 6.
GaiS, Der General 81. s.. Butler, Der@enez
ralieutenont Sir st. @ipps, Der General
major Serb Wetbuen, Der SberIt 9or6
Suffielb, Der General Sir 3. We. Sraier,
bic Sberiten 81. g8. 81. Stb> Geo rye uno
Sir Wortimer 0uran6, ser 9ebtere in I'M
olI6er uuiform.
, 1894-05-26
DeroerbItder Grofturs.
Gin hohes unterwaf9enes ufer fiir3t Elm uno
peranIa6t oen Goo pom 5wei mIeniben.
a. g8Q16., 26. Moi.

y" ~~HI9I ~" WV"
Sn Ser gtdhe Der Werften fanb bon ben
llferbDben Elm be6eutenber @rbiturS fiat,
tuOOurcb 5tpei Berionen ibren Sob fcn6en
unO 5ipei anbere perlebt tpuroen. Ote Sea-
men Ser umgetomm cnen lin6: Mtai. %.
9. Gillespie, Elm befannter Minenbeiiber
uno 2lrnOlo 8ernber9er, ein fiinfunboier7
3i9idbri9er Wtaibinift. Stint Sabre lang
bat cine groBe bpbrauIii6e Bumpe bon ben
2lnDDben binter ben Giienbabnoods bte
@rbc tpeggeibwemmt, tpclcbe Durcb &0bren
inter ben Oods binpeggefI6rt, unb gu
Nuffiiuun9en benubt tpuroe. Ser Mitz
t~elpuntt Der llfcrb0ben lit etpa IS SUB
bod, unb mar b%erarti9 mteripal9en
porben, baB cine ungebeuere MaIie bon
bI0uem Gbon oben beriiber6in9 bieie
9an3e Malle i~tiir3te pl0bLi6 %bcrunter 6ie
9rbciter fli9tetPn iib, unO Die llmgefom=
mcncn unb Gerlebten maren 3ui6auer.
Ser UfajOr Gillespie fam bon W%ttiiourt.