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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-23
DIDN'T TESTIFY.
Colonel Breckenridge Disappoints Visit
tors TO the Courtroom.

Colonel Breckenridge Disappoints Visit
tors TO the Courtroom.
WASHINGTON, March 23-Counsel for
Colonel Breckenridge have decided to fol-
low the example of their opponents by re-
serving their clients testimony for the
closing card in their case.
Accordingly Breckenridge disappointed
many people by failing to go upon the
witness stand, and one of the disap-
pointed was Madeline Pollard herself.
who left court as soon as she learned of
the program for the day. The entire day
was dragged out by reading Of deposit
tions, all aimed at two points. viz: To
prove that Miss Pollard did not give
birth to a child at the Norwood convent
in 1885, and that she is older than she rep
resents herself TO be.
There will be nothing more for the jury
until Monday. as the court is observing
Good Friday, and the session tomorrow
will be devoted to arguments over the ad-
instability of depositions to show that
Miss Pollard had been intimate with
other men than the defendant, to which
the plaintiff has given notice Of objec-
tions
Judge Bradley has been the recipient
since the commencement OF the trial of
an unusually large correspondents con-
cerning this case. Many letters come
from religious people, urging him in tue
interests Of the morals of the community
to exclude newspaper reporters from the
court--a power which the Judge says is
not his to exercise.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-23
DOUGLASS is PRESIDENT.
Anti-Lynching League Promises to He
Aided by Whites.


CHICAGO, March 23.-The following tele-
gram has been sent to Governor Hogg Of
Texas by the newly organized colored
anti-lynching league:
"The anti-lynching league protests
against the contemplated lynching of 10
men at Matagorda, in your state II you
take no action to protect them, we will
hold you responsible for their murder" P"
The officers of the league say that If the
men are lyncbed they will make q test
case and bring pressure to bear that will
cause congress TO appoint an investigating
committee. The formation of the lea que
by the colored people has aroused con-
siderable interest among the white peo-
pie of the city. The Woman's Christian
Temperance union of Chicago and Presi-
dent Gunsalus of Armour institute will
endeavor to form Caucasian anti-lynch-
ing league.
The original league was formed by the
colored people very recently with the OBJ
ject of exerting influence looking to the
suppression of the frequent lynching of
colorcd men. A platform was adopted
and Fred Douglass elected president.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-23
PEOPLES PARTY OF MAINE
Adopt Resolutions and Nominates L. q
Bateman For Governor.

Adopt Resolutions and Nominates L. q.
go, Batsman For Governor.
AUGUSTA, Me-, March 23-The state
convention of the Peoples party opened
here with an attendance of about 100. All
Populists present were admitted without
credentials. A. A. Beaton of Rockland
was elected chairman, and the following
state COMMITTEES chosen: j. K. Ash, Au-
burn: w. H. Jewett, Portland; b. ii. Rid
ley, Jay; Henry Belts, Ellsworth: A. w.
Boynton, Augusta; A. l.. Young, Camden;
g. w. Bickford. Dresden Mills; John
White, Levant; Willard Lord, Abbott
Village; John M. Jordan, Richmond; An
drew Clark. Belfast.
Resolutions were adopted declaring
that the present condition of affairs was
owing to a lack of proper circulating
medium; declaring for the free coinage Of
gold and silver; government control Of
railroads, telegraph and telephone sys-
TENS; a graduated income tax and other
legislation endorsed by the Omaha plat
form.
Mr. Lennond of fhomaston fought the
silver coining clause unsuccessfully, and
the adoption of the plank endorsing the
Omaha platform was TO satisfy those
who approved the sub-treasury loaning
scheme.
A resolution offered by Mr.. Smart OF
Swsnville, THAT the drunkard factories
Of the state are nuisance and we should
use all honorable and legal means for
their suppression" was adopted.
Luther c. Bateman of Searsmont was
renominated for governor by acclamation.
There was public meeting last evening.
at which Mr.. Bateman, Solon Chase and
others delivered addresses.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-23

BosToN. March 23.-Madeline Baudet,
the 9-year-old daughter of Frank Baudet,
died at the city hospital last night from
the effects of the ill-treatment alleged to
have been received at the hands Of her
father and his paramour, Ida Darling, at
their home, IA Davis street, on Feb. 90.
The father and his paramour have been
under arrest since March l, charged with
assault and battery. The case will be
brought up again next Monday, when a
more serious charge will be brought
aQsinst them
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-23

ssns Dixon to the Floor 70 the yslishs
Of = Large Crowd.
PHnADELPHrA, March 81. If the second
round last night between George Dixon
and Walter Edgerton. the Kentucky
Rosebud" had been allowed to continue
for three minutes Dixon would have been
completely knocked out. As IL was IL
took 1 i-2 minutes to recover his senses.
while In the meantime the 1000 persons
who We're present went wild with enthu-
siasm.
The friendly" bout took place at In
dustrial hall, where an athletic entertain
ment was In progress for the aid of the
poor OF this city. Neither man attempted
TO do any smuggling In the first round. In
the second round. the old enmity which
exists between the two men cropped ont.
They rushed each other all over the ring
for minute. The Rosebud" had Dixon
In the latter's corner, and the champion
seemed to be wary of his antagonist.
Edgerton led with his left, and as
Dixon parried the blow with his right.
the Rosebud swung his right glove on
Georges neck. Dixon went down like q
log, his head striking the floor a hard
blow, which probably stunned him.
Referee Cole picked him up aud sat him
In his corner. II was just / minute and
10 seconds before Dixon realized what
had happened. The bout lasted l-2
minutes.
Dixon, by careful handling, was about
able to go on and finish the scheduled
three rounds. Tom O'Rourke said that it
was the first time that Dixon had ever
been knocked down.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-23
An Emberxler Confo..s..

HoLYoKE. Mass. March % Samuel M.
u. Gilmore, a former bookkeeper for
Gabriel Doran, proprietor of steam and
gaspipe works, is self-confessed en-
hezxler. Mr.. Doran thinks the amount
taken is over 5000. He has demanded a
settlement hy Saturday night, and Gil
more is endeavoring TO raise the money.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-23
Rrnken RaII Cause. TWO penths.

OTTAWA, March 23.-An express train
on the Canadian Pacific railroad jumped
the track near Carter station. Four
coaches were turned over. Two passen-
gers were killed, and several others
slightly injured. A broken rail caused
tha accident
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-23

NEW YORK, March 2S.-The Holland
Trust company,as trustee, has commenced
iuit in the supreme court to foreclose
mortgage for t60e, 900 against the Thorn
SON Houston. Electric company and others
on property in this city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-23
Amairs In Honduras.

DALLAS, March %. --Cabell has returned
from Honduras. He reports two or three
revolutions on hand and one general
election for president DR.. Arios will un-
doubtedly be elected. The exiled ex-
President vasquez Is safe in San Salvador,
where he has a companion, K. A. Burke.
late defaulting state treasurer Of Louis
a..
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-23
To Be Reoons,dered.

WASHINGTON, March 23-The Pacific
railroad committee Of the house will re-
quest that the Boatner resolution con-
cerping suits against the Union Pacific
railroad be called from the judiciary COM
mittee, and re-referred TO the Pacific rail-
road committee.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-23
Mrs. uawIey Sentenced.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, March 23-Flor-
ence Hswley, the convicted murderess OF
Miss Mary Munson, was sentenced TO
nine years in the state prison and ordered
to pay fine of 81. The prisoner was un-
moved by the long sentence John Haw-
ley, her husband, is now serving life
sentence for the crime
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-23
Tui,lemIc Threatene,I.

BROOKLYN, March %. 3.-Health Commis.
sioncr Emery says that unless great care
il taken there will be an epidemic Of
smallpox IN this city. Ten new cases
were renorfed Yesterday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-23

BosToN, March % 3--Albert A. Martin.
a state prison convict, pleaded guilty TO an
assault and battery upon Officer Donovan
of that institution several weeks ago.
Judge Richardson sentenced him to one
year more at the prison, TO take effect
after the expiration of the five year term
he ia now enduring,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-23
A Dirty CroWd.

PITTsBURG, March %. Eight men who
were on their way TO join Coxey's army
were arrested here for trespass. In de-
fault of fine OF g. and cost they were
sent to Jail for five days each. They were
about as dirty men as ever occupied a
nrison cell
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-23
Sentenced 20 Death.

DoyLEsTowN. Pa, March 2s.-Judge
Yerkes pronounced sentence Of death
upon Wallace Burt the hslf-breed, who
confessed the murder OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Rightley. Burt broke down completely
and went
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-23
Ireland's Wants.

LONDON, March 23.-John Morley, re-
plying TO a question in the house Of COM
mons, said that the registration bill would
apply TO ireland. Mr.. Morley said that
he could not promise that the evicted
tenants bill would be introduced before
Whitsuutide.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-23
A Peculiar Accident.

BRADFORD, Me-, March 23-On its way
from Bangor the heavily loaded wagon
of George Storer got stuck in the rut. In
an effort TO start it, Storer received a
frightful cut in the throat from which he
may die. How it happened Storer Is un-
a BILE to state.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-23
Patterned After Mexican Dollars.

LONDON, March pa dispatch from
Singapore says that the chamber of COM
merce there has voted its adhesion TO
the request made by the Hong Kong
chamber OF commerce for the coinage Of a
British silver dollar of the same weight
md fincness as the Mexican dollar.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-23
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Confarenees of No Avail.

OMAHA, March 2S.-Union Pacific en-
ployes are uneasy Unless some very
substantial concessions are made from
the Dundy schedule the receivers of the
Union Pacific are likely TO have strike
on their hapds
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-23
Nav re q Double Crime,

NEW YORK, March 23.-A new theory
has been started in connection with the
mysterious death OF Miss Martha H.
Fuller, which is to the effect that she was
outraged Just before she met her death.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-23

Boston. March 23-The body of the
man found on the fats near Harvard
bridge has not been identified. Whether
IL Is a case Of suicide or murder still re-
mains an unsolved problem. and will re-
main so until an autopsy is made.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-23

The base Of Afer's Hair vigor Is refined
and delicate huid. which does not soil or be-
cone rancid by exposure to the air. and which
Is ne perfect substitute for the oil supplied
by nature In youth and health. as modern
chemistry can prodpca
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-23

ITHACA, N. ", March 2s-The only inn
portant development yesterday In the
Cornell poisoning case was the commit
ment Of L. L. Taylor to the county jail
for contempt Of court for refusing TO
testify.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-23
senator ColauItr. Condition.

WASHINGTON, March Ex-senator Col
Quit passed very comfortable day. His
pulse had remained at most normal and
his temperature was improved. He had
also been able to retain = small amount
Of linI1id food
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-23
Gnyornment on tho Alert.

Colon, March %. 3.-Serious Disturbance 8
are anticipated in several of the interior
towns of the Republic Of Colombia. A
proclamation has been issued prohibiting
the assem- blage in the streets Of any town
of the republic Of more than three per-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-23
Benham and IsvIn TO Retire.

wAsHINGroS. March 23.-orders were
prepared at the navy department yester-
day placing on the retired list Admiral
Bcnham on April 10. aud Admiral Irwin
on April Is
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-23

PTTTsFIELD, Mass. March 23.-Joshua
c. Nickerson aud his sou George, as a re-
suit Of eating canned shrimps, were taken
violently i'll with symptoms OF poisoning.
The elder recovered. while the younger
t.ed In great agony.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-23

VxrANTED-APpRENrI ~ pREssNtf<.
w ing Apply r. ". Iadi Co, pressrIakino
Department. betwesa snis&A neA4ta
Abendblatt., 1894-12-10

Annual NatamAnt of the RUTGERS FIRE IN
hnnuol otatVll0nt SURANCE COMPANY of New
York, in the State of New York, on the 31st day
OF December, 1898: made to the Insurance Super
intendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stock paid up in
Abendblatt., 1894-12-10
6eRetmniBpolIe SdwinoeI9efdiate
mie ole poIi3et Deritderunes : Kafe um
$2l25 betro9en wuroe.

Poli3et5ef Brennan lit nit Der nnter1u9z
ung etnes bD3it gertebenen @erft9erungSz
I9minDels, befen Spfer bic Boli3etz0erz
it3erungstaffe nit etnem 8etrage bon $2125
puroe, bef9dftigt unb er min ni9t e6er
raiten, als bis er ale Peripnen, Die an bem
8auner itret6 betbetltgt parerr, Dem Nr3ne
Der eSSufti5 iiherltefert baden ipirb.
Nm Is, DECEMBER 1898 trat Elm q~etpiifer
6enrD 81, Sorgia in ben Yolt3etbienIt, i'm
Nprtl Dteies Sa6reS purbe er a6er &pie6er
entIdfen, @r blte6 aber Mttglieb Der 9olt=
3eiz8erit6erungS>&afe. Dim G.. Nobem6er
btefes SSo6res erbielt @apitGn 9oQarb pon
Der 6bbe 8art Station, Der 3uglei9
S4abmetI tier Der ELECTROMAGNETIC lit, Don
Dem pOli3iften 9tdep angebGi8 i'm Muftrage
bon 6rau @nrie Sorgia cine Nn3a6l beglau=
6igter Bdptere 3ugeiteQt, aus oenen 6erporz
9tag, DaB SDrgia in Gatelanb, SAM as, Qez
ftor6en 1nb begraben tporben lei. Muf@runb
btefer Pdpiere tpurben 6ideD fiirSrau 6Dr=
gtd aus Der ELECTROMAGNETIC 1925 aus
be3oblt,
Dim Samitag ober tau1te Sorgta Iebenb
in @6tCagO auf. @r purbe benz @dpttGn
ODQarb Dorgefubrt unb mar 1e6r e"rtalnt,
DaB er geitOr6en fem foQte. @r erfldrte, bat
er in feinem qon5en 2eben mod ME in Gate=
LAMB g%etpefen lei,
9tdep, Der bteGoGectton bes @er1i6erungs=
geloe5 angebli3 i'm Nuftrage Der Srau6orgia
gema4t unb bafielbe an Die 2eBtere dngebs
lib abgeltefert bate, tpurOe Der9aftet, S6
er elmer Der Mtttf9ulbtgen be8 @er1t6erung8z
f3pinbelS 1T, pber nun ba5 unbepuBte
Werfae1tn Der @ChminbIer mir6 ffCh bnrntt3=
ft3tlt3 BEL Der l1nterfu3ung ~berausfelen
5orgia unb feline @attin f9einen an Dem
S9DinOel unbetbeiltgt getpe1en gu 1etn.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-10
gu 6unitsn Ger Qrmenier.
Cine proteh=D erfammIune oeeen ole GreueI'
thaten Der tiirfif6en 8eh0roen.

Sn Der Central Mufif6aLe batten 1i9
geitern Nbeno 5a6lret9e 8ertreter aIer
Nationdlitdten unb aler @elel16aftsfIaIs
fen 5ufammengefunOen, I'M bur9 i6re Nn=
peIen6eit benz 9efi6l Der @ntrii1tung unb
oes Nbf9eus iiber bic BON ben Siirten an
ben 6rtitlt9en Nrmentern beriibten 9reuel=
tbaten Mu5brud gu geben.
9err $. 90. 6igtnbot6am erDffnete bic
8er1ammlung nnD pies in elmer fur5en
Nnfpra4e barauf bin, baB bieielbe einbez
rufen let, I'm oabtn gu tDtrten, DaB oas
frtebliebenbe, orbeit1ame 0Dlf Der Mrmez
nier bor ben 9reueltbaten Der Siirten be-
I9iBt lperOe. prOf. 5tst bonn Gbtcugo
theological Seminary iprd6 Elm @ebet,
~porauf 9err 90. so. MangaIartan, Elm 9e@
borener Nrmenier, bas Mort erbtelt. Ser
&eoner CAB cine ergreifenbe @9ilberung
BON Der 8ebriidung 1etner Qdnbsleute
bur9 Die Siirten uno 19loB nit einem
Mppea an ba5 amerttantf6e @p1t um6iilfe
fir feline b~ebrGngten Qnbsleute.
Or. s. 9trf9 tptes in elmer Mn1pra9e
na9, baB feline europdtI9e Ma9t ft9 Der
&rmenier annebmen biirfe, fails ife ni9t
etnen &rteg 'proDoctren tppQe Nur bic
StIttIll9IeN SIuuItIt IDQreH III SIQIQe,
bic 8artei Der b~ebrGnqten Mrmenier al err
gretfen unb ben Sultan gu beraniafen,
bic 8~erfolgunq Der lebteren einaufteQen.
Or. 9tri9 be5neifelt nt9t, baB Der 9rpteft
Des ameritantI9en 8oltes @e6Dr ftnben
nerbe unb baB audi fir bic Mrmenier Der
Sag Der Sreibeit emit anbre6en tperbe.
Na9oem 0onn NOD Srau Marp 6olmes
unb Ri4ter Materman geIpro9en batten,
legte @r=po1tmeiIter Sertpn Der 8er1ammz
lung cine Ret9e BON 8ei9lu1en Dor, bic
etnftimmtg dngenommen puroer.
9te 8ef9life geben Der @1mputbic
Der 8erfammlung nit ben unteroriidten
Mrmentern Nusbrud unb erfGren, bah bic
8erfammlung BON !6er3en nit Der @nt>
f6ei0ung Des Prdiibenten Der 9. st., Ell
men @ertreter bie7es 2anbes gu ernennen,
tpel9er unabbGngig, iebo9 in @emein16afI
nit ben 8ertretern Der eurDpGtI9enW3G9te
in Der llnter1u9ung Der BON ben tiirtif9en
BebOrben ~begangenen @reueG borqe6en
i'm, iibereinftimmt. Ser 8rGiioent Der
Ser. Staten nirb ferner erfu6t, ben oanz
gen nationalen @influB al1f3ubieten, I'm
bieieni9en, tpel9e fir bic an ben Mrmeniern
periibten @reueltbaten b%erantpprtlt3 ftnD,
CUR 8eitrafung gu brtngen.
Nb{3riften Der 8e19liIe 1ouen Dem
PrGii0enten Der g. Staaten, benz @taatsz
mtntiter uno Der GongreBbelegatipn biefes
@taates 3ugeteut perben,
Abendblatt., 1894-12-10
Gin wtdtt9er pro3eB.
2lnoebIt6 uueeie5Iid be3oeene Geh6Iter Ger
Gopnbeamten pon Jeferfon.

Die 8iirger bes Sotpn5 Sefferfon 6teIz
ten geitern Na9mittag in Der NlmiraSurnz
baQe, an Der Nrmttage unb Sroing Noe,,
cine 8er5ammlung ab, in tpel6er 1te ft9 al
@un1ten be5 Yrp3eIIeS MISUNDERSTANDING
Der in ben oSa6ren 1892 unb 90 in ungez
1eBltber Mei1e an bic Sopnz8eamten qez
3abten @e6Glter ertldrten. Gt9ter Sut6tq
bate in bergangener Mo9e etnen 9te9t8@
eintpanb gegen ben PrO3eB 3uriidgepieien,
unD bic 8irger Des Sopns Sefferfon tpolz
len ieBt ibren Pro3eB ,penn n0t6tg, Bis gum
Sbergeri6t Dur3fe9ten,
Ser Musgang OteIes PrO8eiies 1T nibt
Ii fir bas Sotpn Sefferion, ionbern AUDI
fir ale anberen Sopn5, pel9e bic Stabt
Gbicogo 8u1dmmen1eben, BON Der gr0Bten
Mi0ttqtett, benin duf cine benz SDnn eSef>
fer5pn g~iin1ttge @ntI3eiOung bin t0nnter
bic 8eamten unb ~e6emaltgen 8eamten aQer
iibrigen Sppns CUR 9eraus3a6lung Der BON
tbnen be3ogenen 8ebGlter berange3ogen
tperpen.
Die ben 8iirgern BON Sefferfon fir i6ren
8rp3eB maBgebenben @riinbe iinb bic fol-
genben: Der Superbt1or be3tebt Elm 9ebdGt
pDn $500 iGbrlt9. Gr 1T aber I'm bere9z
tigt, fir iebenSag, an tpel3em er alS Sppnz
beamter arbeitet, $3.50, be3p, $3.50 gu be-
3ieben. Od er nur etpd bier Sage i'm Sabre
81 arbetten bat, fofOQte er nlr ettpa $3.50
erbaGten. Ser Sonn=Glert er6dGt fir 6
Sage Nrbeit $500; NIT SO tpdre feline Nrbett
na4 benz 8eieB be3ablt, Ser &feITor, Der
ettpa 100 Sage arbeitet, be5iebt Elm @ebalt
BON $1,000, itdtt $3.50, tpo3u er bere9tigt
tpGre. Ser Collector 1pute ft9 nit 2 groz
gent begnii9en, mas etpa 800 auSma3en
Diiroe; er be3iebt ober $3.50 aus Der 3Dpnz
&o1e,
SIN 8an3en merben iiber 80 BroSent Der
@ouetttonen i'm 3ppn bur9 bic 8eamten
an GebGltern perbrqu9t.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-10
Gin maPuiinni9er ooer Elm QrobIer.
?. m. Scott, oneebIi6 Gin rei6er piehbdno'
Ter Ii Dallas, Geras, brennt nit einem
bieteen mdoden no9 hammond,
Jno., ourd, miro ieoo4 pers
haftet uno hierher 3us
riideebradt.

Die 9oli3ei Der 0esplaines @traBenz@ta>
ton mD0te germ etpas NG6ere8 itber etnen
Mtdnn nifen, Der 1t9 g. 80. Scott nennt,
angeblt9 bpr 3tpet Wo6en bier eintraf unb
Elm rei9er 8ieb6dnbler aus Dallas, SeraS,
gu fem be6ouptet, @r min me6rere Wagenz
~labungen NIT 8ieb bier6ergebra3t bdben
unb bieIe 1oGen bon So6n @oobs, etnem
Wtdfler in ben StpdDdrbs, b%erfauft tpor0en
fein. 8on ben $4,000, bic inn 9err Moob5
ais @rl08 ge9eben 6aben Oh, min er $4,000
an feline Mtutter in Dallas ge14idt unb Die
iibriQen $500 in Der Sparbant BON Sic
qeG, Cooper C So. bepDnirt ba6en. Nber
peDer lebtere Strma, nod 9err @ODOs, t0n=
men 1ib ertnnern, iemal3 nit Scott in irz
genb elmer Notwithstanding ~ge5tanben Su
baben. Die Pplt3et tpetB oa6er nt3t, ob tie
es in Scott nit einem %Srrftnnigen, Dber Ell
mem l%iigen6aften Prabler 3u i6un bot. Sic
niirbe ii9 pabrf6etnli3 au4 gar ntbt Inn
i'm befiimmert 6aben, penn nt6t am 6reitag
Morgen cine telegrap6ii9e Mnfrage BON Dem
Poli3etAef Malp in 6ammonb, Srb., gez
tDmmen tpdre, 'Db man bier einen Serdner
Namens 3. so. Scott femme. @s Iteute ft9
bann beraus, baB bic Detectives MetBe unb
Mta6oneD Die 8etanntf9aft zines 1Dl6en SSrt=
bibtbuums Opr ungefGbr 3tpei Wo9en in
elmer Wirtbf3aft in Der Ndbe Der 9aIiteOz
unb Wet @an Buren, @traBe gemd9t batten,
0ort mar nGmlt9 cine &silerei auSgebro9en,
an Der it9 Scott ie6r leb6aft betbeiltgt bate,
@r nurbe bamals per6aftet, er3Gblte cine
lange 9e13i9te BON 1einen &ei9t6iimern in
SeraS unb tpur6e f9lieBli6 freigelafen, ba
tetne DtreCte Nntla9e gegen tim DDrldg.
Sn 9ammonD purbe er per6aftet, neil
er ii9 bort NIT einem iungen Mdb9en ber=
umtrie6, bos %Dffenbur aus gutter Samtlie
mar. 9a5 MGb4en bate Scott bur9 groBz
artige8erIpre4ungen gu iiberreben genuBt,
t6rem 8erIobten, ei1em gepifen MtIiam
Sinslep 5let4er, Der pie fte in Der Na9@
barf4aft Der @tOd Yarbs lebte, untreu gu
perben un0 nit INN na6 9ammonb 3u
flieben, mo Die Srauung itattfinben
folte. 9as Paar muBte aus Der Station
entlafen perben, neil nt9ts gegen es porz
lag, bo9 pirb Die 8olt3et Scott i'm Muge
bebaIten uno ndbere @~rtunbigungen iiber
i'm etn5ieben,
Abendblatt., 1894-12-10

Tim sic Wahrbeit 81 erfaRren
III 8e3us auf Soob's @arIapariua, frage man
0teie1iSen, Die bieie Mebisiu brou6ei, ober
leie bic oft in btelem 8latt ebgebrudte1
3eu9niiie; tie werSen Gu@ iber3eIselr. baB
6OoO'S furtrt.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-10
orr1c1A1 PUBLICATION.

Animal Statnmant of the PENNSYLVANIA FRI
hhhual DtdtUhVnt INSURANCE COMPANY of
philadelphia in the State of Pennsylvania on the
3lst day of December, 1898: made to the Insurance
to law:
Abendblatt., 1894-12-10
Uaarihten Don Rioerbur9.
Or befnoet ii6 on9ebIia in einem Sanitarium
in DER I6he pom Chicago.

@On benz am 9antfogungstoge Derz
f8tpunbenen G9efclert in Der Sffice Des e6ez
mdltgen Gountpclert8 Mulff g. %. 8iberz
burg, ftnb enbli6 N}a6ri8ten ei11qetrDffen,
1lnb ietne Satin ertldrt, 0aB er Dorausz
7i4tlt4 in einigen Sagen Dieber in Chicago
eintreffen perbe,
y}o4 ben Nngaben Der Truu &iberb1rg
beftnDet it3 t6r 9atte in einem Sanitartum
IN Der Gdbe BON Gbtcagp. 6rau &tber6urq
bat bteie Na3ri9t bon elmer perf0nli9en
SreunDtn t6rer Somilie er6alten, ffe tpeiqert
1tb dber etntf3te0en, ben Namen Derfelben
gu perratben, ebenIotpenig tpolte 1fe bic Nnz
1talt nabntbaft MAIDEN, in tpel3er iiC6 i6r
9atte b%eftnoet, Sic conftattrte nur, bah
bic 4nItalt ni4t Elm SrrenafDl, fonbern elm
~Sonttarium" lei.
,Srau &toerburg 1T tnfpIge Der @orqen
Iber 1bren Gatten iebr nerpD8 qepor6en.
S9r gan3e8 8ene6men beutete QeTtern an,
Dap tie iiber ben Mufent6alt hires @utten
meAr tp1Bte, GlS tie gu Iogen fir gut befanb.
@ou1tpclert 8nopf ertlGrte geftern, bah
er nlcbtS iber ben @erblei6 8tber6uro'9
babe IN @rfabrung brtngsn t0nnen, nur bate
er am Samitag bon einem SreunDe Qe6Drt,
Dap HtoerburQ 0em1G6It lpieoer auftdu6en
nerDe. Die 8ii9er 8~iberburq's feien 7oz
Dett IN bOutommener Srbnunq, ob aber
Gtberbur9'8 Mbre6nungen nit benen !Senrn
Mnlff5 timmten, t0nne er notiirli6 ni6f
fagen.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-10

6OOb's 9iG1en bsiIen gerfOpfuus.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-10

Tragt Guren @rocer nab rg6e SeiBIer
& Sun8e Cos" y0uater 8roo", bas
i6mafbafteite Some Mtabe 8roo", bos
1e bon elmer 86ferei g~eIiefert tpurbe.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-10

- Ser b0bmtf9e 9(rbeiter Sobn 9acbef,
$50. 934 San 6orn Str, begtng geitern
Na6mitta9 6a6urb SeIbftmor6, 6aB er ftd
nit elmer 6linte cine &u9eL in bic 8ruif
i6oB. 9as Wtotib 1T %unbefannt. Badef
mar perbeiratbet un6 erit 20 Sabre alt.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-10

&benObtott 1 Sent, 6 Gents bic MO6e.