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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-14
DIED..

GANEY, Suddenly. on Friday morning. September
Sits sscves son s 81 rs ssS I9hS Ao1
Funeral from bis EIsndnothers residence. 90 y.cl.
pm; Relatives and friends are invited 70 at
HA5L osIasS On Fs!ssy ssRsspsss 4 issS =.
aged three months.
Frss; from Ne e stree. nerthwsst
and friends invited to attend (Heleua. Montana,
papers please copyJ
LEEDS; suddsnly. on Thursday. September u,
cSss H. and Nellie M1 hSd. s. . se s 800 %
years and four months.
1918 9Th street northwest, this evening at 3
O'Clock. Friends respectfully invited TO attend.
Interment at Carlisle. Pa.
MAGNNIs. On September u, 1894. at 10 pm.
Funeral saturday. ssRtemser Is st $50 O'Clock.
east Requiem mass at ST. Peters Church at 0
McKENNA. On Thursday. September L. 1894 at
GO am, GEORGE p. eldest son Of John
and Margaret McKenna. aged twenty -Four yesrs
Funeral from the residence Of his parcuts No lsia
Stth street, on Saturday morning OF O'Clock
Cumberland. Nd. papers please copyJ 3
HUMPHREY. On Thursday. September Is, 1894
FuMFHREi mother SS8n u Carrie b and Msis.a
Humphrey.
Notice Of interment Will be given In The Evening
Star.
ROBERTSON. Suddenly at the residence Of his pa-
rents, 1919 Linden street northeast. Thurs
day. September IL, 1874. at a:30 pm, WILL
IAN q. ROBERTSON. infant OF William and
May L. Rogerson. aged year and week.
The funeral VIII take place on Sunday. septembee
16. at O'Clock pm Friends respectfully
invited to attend.
SIMMONS. On Thursday, September Is, 1894,
LESTER NORRIS. infant son OF Charles l. and
Susie II. Simmons.
Funeral Saturday. September IS from residence q
parents, 81 G street southwest Private.
SMITH. Departed this life September II, 1894.
LAURA s, beloved daughter OF Annie Smith
and mother OF Louisa Smith Carson. in her
fifty-second year.
Funeral saturday AT I O'Clock from Second Baptist
Church Tent. 1921 Sd street. between X and L
streets northwest. Friends OF the family
spectfully invited 20 attend. (New York papers
copy.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-14
THEIR GALLANT GENERAL,
Wisconsin Tribute 10 the Censor of
the War Departmenf


General Joseph b. Doe, the assistant Sec
rotary Of war. is not without his admirers
among writers for the press. notwithstand-
Ing his attitude as press censor. The
GAINESVILLE Wis) Gazette recently pub
lished the following unique poetic tribute:
General Joseph b. Doc.
Dedicated to Mrs. ]. b. Doe.)
There was baby born in GAINESVILLE some
years ago;
As bright a one to see as you'd ever wish
to know.
He grew as other babies do. with a mother
dear to watch him;
He scrambled out of baby clothes. and
pants he then was put In
When in school he took his seat twas
noticed by his teacher
That he was very wise indeed: she thought
he'd make a preacher.
Time went on; the boy he grew. and the
prize he always won;
He had time for all his lessons. and a little
left for fun.
He never told quite all he knew, but kent IL
And as the years went gliding by he added
something more:
rising star"
With glorious future. he had carved. that
nothing now could mar
When he spoke in public, and this he often
done,
He was noticed by the people, not a word
was missed, not one.
Congratulations many were extended every
time,
To this bright man from GAINESVILLE, who
was only Twenty-Five.
Years went by. and still he rose upward
was his aim,
He would not stop until he reached ever
lasting fame.
With envy, jealousy and strife the people
tried to hurt him.
Tttf ha lyaI sIa har for he ~, ~
wished TO win.
His struggles now are over. and away to
Washington
He's concur gallant general" who was
loving son.
That he will nobly fill the place, fears we
haven't any,
And We wish him success" We his
friends, and they are many.
ABRIE, A FORD
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A LARGE BUDGET.
Many Recess Appointments by the
President Received Here Today,


President Received Here Today.
House this morning from the President n
Gray Gables. 1t included the following r.
cess appointments:
Treasury.-Miltcn ]. Rosenan. paused A.
sistant surgeon in the marine hospital ser.
vice OF the United States
Nav..-Richard " Meale, rear sirnirul
in the navy: Robert L. Pythian. commodore
In the navy; James ID. Adams. lieutenant
commander In the rayy
Post offices.-James w. W. woodford.
Centerville. Md: Thomas Hickey, Wake.
field. Mass; orrin R.Pierce. Hudson, Mich;
Edward p. Howe, Saratoga Springs n. Y;
George I. Chapman. Paving n. Y: Jamss
A Clark, Waveriy, n. Y; James b. Mckee.
Cohoes. y. Y; David J. Crimmins, Camden.
=. A.; John Hlnman. Addison. =. r.; J.
Teller Schoolcraft, Schenectady, NY: Wal.
slime q. Crum. Bath. n. Y; Arthur L.
Brown, Silver Creek, n. Y; Adelbert ID.
Payne. cambridge. n. Y: George Beai.
Hamilton, \. Y; Daniel p. McMahcn. ELL
cottyille, y. Y; Ledett A. Bostwick, Low
Vile. n. Y; Thomas O'Hanlon, Ovid, n. T.:
William NJ. Bulls, Sherburne " Y; James
=. Crisfield, Dansville. NY; Isaac A Rosa,
Fonda, n. Y; Louis c. Rowe. Oswego. N.
Frank r. Beecher, Canandalgua, n. Y:
Patrick Lillis. Albion, n. Y; Daniel ".
Teller, Lyons. n. Y: Charles H Dunninr.
Rome, n. Y: Frank Burns. Mayy1lle, NY:
Daniel ID. Morgan. Mohawk. n. Y: William
II. Murray. Hornellsville, NY; James For
restal. Matteawan, n. Y; Samuel A. Jones
Norwich. n. Y; Robert B. Palmer, Wash
ington c. H, Ohio; Washington L. Kelly,
Scottdale. Pa; Charles Lossong. Car
negie. Pa: Alfred ID. Tinsley. Sioux Falls.
S. II.
The President also recognized Herman
klumpp as German consul at New Orleana
mans Siese as German consul at Tacoma,
Wash, and Ignacio Altamira as Mexican
consul at Philadelphia =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-14
ABOUT GEORGETOWN.
various Matters Of Interest 10 Rest.
dents West of Rock Creek


The following boats have cleared cumber-
land for Georgetown laden with coal con-
signed to Meredith. winship & Company
and John p. Agnew & Company:
Jos. Stake, Capt Mccoy l03 tons; Con-
solidation No. Z, Capt -, 105 tons; No.
12i. Capt Stevens, 100 tons: W. c. Read.
Capt. Dennier. 100 tons; No l02 Can't
Penner, los tons: A. II. Bradt, Capt Roof.
log tons; G. w. Ridley. Capt Shives, 100
tons; Consolidation No. 20. Capt Tice, los
tons: Consolidation No. s, Capt Swain. lOe
tons; No. las. Capt. Mccarthy, nos tons;
n @ Bond, jr, Capt Ingram, 100 tons;
The police last night took In VIM. welck-
er for begging on the streets. On being
searched at the station a pistol was found
on him. The charge OF carrying concealed
weapons was therefore brought against
him.
A considerable amount Of the carpet
stolen by VIM. Evans. who was recently
been identined II was recovered by the OF.
ncers here through various sources. Some
nao round Its way into secondhand storea
put majority Of the rolls taken had ben
sofa Tor trfning sums to residents mostly In
the eastern section OF town. The purchas-
ers were told by Evans that he had received
tne carpets In payment Of various services
a young colored man named VIM. Hem
oerson was arrested yesterday on suspicion
OF inert He had been employed at q
restaurant on the Tenleytown road near
the District line. Night before last Joseph
Philips. the manager. had his pocket book
stoien, and suspicion fell on Henderson
ne mas heretofore borne q good reputation
Last night there was q child born IN the
patrol wagon here OF Mary Sullivan. q col
ored woman. She was found In an sx-
nausted condition near the Twenty Build
lngs' AND was being taken 10 the hospital
Inc woman was about twenty-six years Of
age She refused to give her residence.
A Is. Stohiman is about TO begin the
overhauling of houses 32l2 and a2i4 n
street and j. E. Libbey will construct Inn
mediately a frame building on the water
front for business purposes
Messrs w. A Custard and Samuel Bog
ley are finishing UP two houses on the Ten.
ieytown road near the electric railroad
companys power house
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-14
School Shoes.
I'm Mems Store.

We are showing the New Fall Neckwear, In
derwear. Hosiery. Business Shirts &C. The fol-
lowing are specially good values.
Neckwear In dark. rich coorings, many new ideas
" the line. Excellent values. Each,
Doe, 75c and $1OO
Cnderwear. white and gray. medium weight for
present use- Per garment. upward from. :. Soc
Shirts-Noyelties in White Shirts, with colored
linen bosoms and Percale with collars and cuffs to
match.
Band Bows and Club Ties, satin and silk, striped
Balbrfggsn Half Hose. extra heavy, with double
soles. toes and heels. Sizes o to IL Worth 1se
.1211c.
Shirts anc Drawers, medium weight, two-thread
half-wOol. Best value obtainable at the price
Per garment. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 90
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Admiral Kirkland HOists His Flag.

Rear Admiral VIM. A. Kirkland, who has
succeeded Rear Admiral Henry Erbin. in
command Of the European station, hoisted
his flag yesterday on board the United
States cruiser Chicago at Southampton,
which was saluted in the usual manner.
The salute of the rear admirars flag from
the United States cruiser was taken up by
the British cruiser Australia, coast guard
ship in Southampton waters. The compli-
n,ent was returned with another salute by
the Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-14
Novelties i'm
rWOmen'S Neckwear

We have just opened full line Of the latest
novelties in Collars to be worn with street or
evening costumes. They made Of silk null or
chrysanthemum crepe. plated and finished with
yssettes Of same material
Silk Null, in pink, white. cream, black cardinal,
oIis. blue and lavender. Each. Soc
Chrysanthemum Crepe, very full, pink, blue,
black. cream, mais, bluet. Each 81 90 and 81 80
0st EOOr. ....-...............2d annex
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Three Special Values
In Women'S Underwear,

Always interesting. things like these. The ma
terials. the sewing. the shapes are the best. The
prices very low.
30 dozen pairs Coed Muslin Drawers, tucked ruff
% dozen Fine Muslin Gowns, full length, Hub
bard yoke OF two rows of Hamburg inserting
and four clusters OF tucks. collar and cuffs edged
with embroidery. Usually Sl.OO each. ...... .75c.
Is dozen Fast Black Sateen Skirts, wide hem,
three small rufies and one deep hounce Each. 75c,
cd tOOT. 10th st. bldg }
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-14
Bargains

FOR SATURDAY. MONDAY AND TUESDAY ONLY
RUBBER GOODS DEPARTMENT, 2D FLOOR
FOUNTAIN Syrinyes, quart. complete with five
haru rubber pipes and vaginal irrigator We're
- Reduced price, $1.49 Now $I.IS.
ohe, three ana four-quart sizes at equally low
figures.
Family Bulb Syringe Jour LEADER hard rubber
pipes and connections, metal to corrode or get
out or order. Every Syringe fully guaranteed
Reduced from 81 to 99c
syringe for everybody at q nominal figure
t9c. VIII purchase regular dollar Syringe, com
plete In every way.
Here Is something new In the sale of Atomizers:
complete Atomizer, which sold for ST. now 49c
and with each will give free of charge the most
successful catarrh cure Of the age, with full d.
rections.
onr entire line Of Atomizers comprising Per
tune, Toilet, OIL vsseline, Powder. Throat and
Nose, with post-nasaI and laryngeal attachments
are offered specially low.
Separate parts Of Syringes or Atomizers con-
stantly ON hand at nominal figures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-14
Two Glove Specials

Women's 4-button Castor Gloves. gray and TAM
embroidered backs, and large metal buttons
women's 4-button Kid Gloves, black, white and
tan. black and self-embroidery. large pearl but
tons. Pair. .-................-.-. .s1OO
DIST floor. SILK Dept.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-14

Execution of the death sentence In Mexico
in the murder case of Edw. Adams of New
Orleans has been ordered stayed until Pres
ident Diaz shall have had sufficient oppor-
tunity to look into the merits of the case
personally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-14
MARRIED.

On Wednesday, September II.
1924. by Rev. Samuel N. Hsrtsock, at the resi-
dence OF the bride, SHELLEY CLARKE ana
FLORENCE DALE COLLINS, both OF this c1ty.
No cards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-14
Operated I'm Two States-

J. B. Suttler. who figured so sensationally
short time ago az a defaulter to q Meth
odist church in Little Rock. is wanted at
Austin' Tex, ON q charge Of embezzle-
menc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-14
Chirdren'S Underwear

ter Of tucks. well made. Pair. Use.
Good Muslin Drawers, wide hem, cluster OF
.1212c.
Good Jean Waists, buttons and buttonholes
Eacl s.-............. .1213c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-14
Corset Department.

To make room for our magnificent stock of Cor
sets, which we have recently selected In Paris
We shall place on center table tomorrow all odds
and ends at greatly reduced prices. They include
French Bias Corsets In white and black with trim
ninss Of laces and ribbons. all lengths.
$3.50 for Choice.
Were $3.50, $3.50 and
SS.z5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-14
ssVelutina."

You know its value Dress Facing, but have
you ever tried It for trimming?
Velvet Dept. list floor Adjoining SIks)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-14
Patent rVedicine Leaders
CONSUMERS ONLY.
Drugs for HOusekeeDers


Powdered Borax. per Ib..................l 5e
NJ 4 s. Roach Paste, best in use 25c
Carbolie Acid, full qts., for disinfectIng. pc
Sea Salt for bathing, lbs. for. 25c
Cont White CASTLE Soap full bars. ..... 49c
'oogates Turkish Bath Soap, per doz. ...... 4Sc
zoe. Nursing Bottle. complete with fittings. :. Toe
Ladies' Shoe Dressing, best. Sc
All leading Infant Foods at cut prices.
Zoe Pure CASTLE Soap and Wash Cloth. 1Oc
Toilet Paper, fat or round, LOCO sheets to
package, not reduced in size. ..........3 for pc
spices OF all kinds, guaranteed purely this We
mean strictly first quality-at lower prices than
sold by grocers.
finances Baking Soda, per ID. Observation-Disclosures
cream Tartar, strictly pure. per lb........ 4Oc
Pure English Mustard, per ID. 35e
Pure Lucca Olive on, per pint............ 4Oc
Best Mixed Bird Feed. per lb...............7c
Toilet Leaders.
Florida Water, genuine. ..................s4 c
Bulk Extracts French, all odors. reduced from
soc. per to..................... 2Oc
CLARK this price for best quality.)
Bay Rum genuine st. Thomas. Csc
Use OssapadcLtine Tooth Powder for white and
beautiful teeth. Ice
81 kents English All-bristle Hair Brush . . 49c
III Shoe Brush Outfit complete. ............,.4 9c
y Wade Butcher Razor, hollow ground. :. 99c
81 Double Honing Strop best quality - 49c
All Lather Brushes at half price.
Full line Of Plush and Ceuloid Toilet and other
Cases, suited for presents. constantly on hand.
Special.
Country trade solicited. Mail orders receive
careful and conscientious attention at our very
best figures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-14
ChiNdren's H2Hc. Hdkfs. sc.
BQc. School Aprons. &c.

One lot of Chdren's School Aprons
In striped and plaid India lawn lace
trimmed. Mother Hubbard STYLE
Made 10 sell for 39c. CIIIIDREN'S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-14
Children's School Hose.

Chdren's Zoe. Derby Ribbed War
ranted Fast Black Hose, Tomorrow,
Chiadren's DaY, H2%c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-14
ARC. School Aprons. 21c.

One lot Of Plain White India Linen
S'uare-neck School Aprons with wide
ruffies around the neck and armhoes
Made to sell for 43c CHIIDHES'S
Abendblatt., 1894-11-10
'ra1s9e9eben bon Der Juinois Staats=3 eitun9s-Go.
APherbItfk
Cub 9mrsgefG6tes

General WfileS tputbe an SoporbS
SSteue gum 8efeblsba6er i'm 0eportement
pes O1tenS, General Gu8er an WttleS'
STEELE gum 8efebl8baber i'm 0epartement
oes Dttliourt (Gbtca9o) ernannt.
Son 8oetti6er, 0fei6Smtntfter oeS
Snnern un0 8iceprGitOent oes prenBtlben
Nttnifterratbs, iOu ictne GntlaIiung etn9ez
reibt baben.
= 9em cbilcnildeu 8raft6enten Ofontt
tptu Sic 8tloung zines nit tbm in Der
Stnanafragc tbereinitimmerben Sobtnets
ntcbt geLtngen.
= Die Sapaner baben SPORT 2(rtbur sins
Senommen.
O1tt Ser 2eibe Meran6er III. 1T man
Bis no3 @bartotp gefommen.
8il3of Mfab, Dem eirii9e 9tnidpdrz
5ereien in 9enoer feline Stene nerLetoet
9aben, lit %berninfttg genug, bic Sa9e
1tlcbt bur6 bic borti9e Yreiic an Die groBe
0Iode gu DGngen. GS ion bic Nbit3t bez
1teben, ben Gr5btiboF @6apeae bauerno
bon Santa Sc nab 9enper 81 perieBen.
= 2Guf Ser Stem gOrfer 8Orlc berrlhte
beute cine iteigenbe Ienben3 Dor, bic ben
&urs Der 3uferaftien UNI p psf. in Die
O0be trieb ur6 anbere Qlftten nm 804
DGt. bob. I'm Glf mur6en no6mals Die
Bretie UNI 3@5 psf. binaufgelebt. Der
Santausmeis rief, nbne 9eraoe i6Lecht 81
1etn, cine pei3enOe St;mmung berDor, Die
0ber ntbt bon 9auer mar.
= Sn Nor6z0 atota bat Elm 6euti6er
Bauer etnen 9ta6baru, I'M belien Sralt
@emalt ant6un gu f0nnen, ermoroet, oanlt
Die Srau gei6Gn0et uno ebenfauS ern1oroet
nn0 ibLteBLi6 burb 8ran0ittftung Die
Spuren leines 8erbre3ens 81 pcrtpt1cben
periu9t. Die @tn3eIbeiten Oe5 greuGtben
Gerbrc6ens ftnben ii9 oil anberer STEELE.
= Der beutige 8anfausweis in Stem
Oorf ergiebt, oaB bic lteberibiiie itb 9egen
Die Bormobe nm 1884, 625 Dollars per-
ringcrt baben uuO auf 81, 669, $50 Dollars
(me6r els Bic ~DDr9ei6riebenen rs b. s.
auridgegangen itn6. Die 0arleben baben
iebocb ebenfauS I'M 1,017, 300 0oaGrS abb
9enommen u1lo Die 9epoltteu UNI 1925, zoo
Dollars.
= 8cnn pie 8tGne Der WtetropOlitan
6o6babngeieui6aft fit bier neue 3petgs
LINEN Dertpirfli6t per0en, bann OhrTte
benz Baron gertes cine recbt un~an9enebmt
Goncurren3 ertpacblen.
= @tr ftnb alto ieBt pieber 9Giflib 10
tpeit gefommen, OaB bic Sta0t mil
vScripS", a%nitatt nit @eLD be3ablt.
= Oer 9eute itattgchabte Mercnrz0 urdz
=. gang mar fir bteie @e9enb nur fit gang
fur3e 3eit gu bcoba3ten, neil Der 6tmmel
taft INNER betp0ttt mar.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-10
Cine rpertbpoue manooIine.

Gem Observation-Disclosures Geiare 8az
lift lit aus iciner Stftce in Der 8eber
Wufic 6au ietu ~foitborcs SnItrument 8e@
itoblen porben, mas fir tbn einen 8erIuit
bon minbeitens $500 be6eutet. Qlber bas
SSnitrument mar nm 10 tbeuerer, ais 2tOez
line 8atti tpdbrenO ibres 2lufent6aIteS bier
in Chicago tagtdglicb 6arauI ipielte. Der
0teb bat nit auffauenOem Sennerblif aus
5~ipan3i9 anberen pertboouen Snitrumenz
ten, Die ebenfaIs III Der Office la9en,
gera6e bteieS berouSgesriffcn unO spar, ME
6crr 8aliit glaubt, ais eine 9lrt Inter
pfan6 nit melbem bann @elberpreIiun9sz
periube ~sen1adt tperben ioaen, ba es aagez
ntein befannt mar, wie Saitit an bieiem
Snftrument bling.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-10
6eit0rte Steoesfeier.

Dim 9[ben6 oe5 @abltages %brannten
einige Iiegestrunfene &epublitancr 0cS Z.
8e5trtS Der 10. 8arb (6arriion unO Wtil=
Ter Str.) ein rielt9eS 6reu6enfeuer alb.
Gintge Die @cgeno patroiQirenDe 8laur0fe
Der WtarweIitr. Station, inter ibncn Die
8oltjiitcn Bi0geou, Ota9er uno Wtu6oid
laben 0ieieS 6~reubenfcuer ni6t germ, bod
nidbt ettDa, iDeiL tic ben &epublifancrn bic
Stegcsfcier nibt g0nnten, ionbern lpeil in
Der @fdbe beS ab%gebranuten 6reuoenteucrs
3u piel 0Ol3Dauier itan6en.
Seior9t nm Sic SntereIien Der 8criiAee
rungSgeieuihaften fOrberten iie Die I'M ba8
Teuer Deriammelten 9eutdben, iun9e unO
aLtc, auf, 0aIielbe auS3ul0icben. 0auol
MOLTEN biele' aber 6urcbaus NIGHTS miiieu.
Sic ia9ten ben 8laurOden gerabe3u, oaB 1tc
ii9crli6 ni6t tnterpeniren miirben, mcnn
bic 9emOtraten geiie9t bGtten unb oeren
gartei92ln8e60rige oaS S%rcuoenfeuer alb
BREMEN iDtroen. Sin Wort CAB 6os onz
oere, uno i3lieBlib brobten bic 8laur0de,
bic Gntbuiiaitcn einSuiperren. 0o6 geger
bieieS 8orbaben proteItirten bic ySiegcr al
Der WaDlurne" gang enti6ieben. 2ls biz
YoIi3ttten aber @rnit macbcu tpolten uni
9an5 ~beionoers Bio9eon iib porbvGngte,
flO9en pl6bGi9 eiui9c ReOolper aus 6cr
6I%ftentaihen berauS unb ebe beibe 8arteier
nocb reAt puBten, mas ei8eutGicb los ipdre
tra6ten bereits einige, sliidlicber Betic i6>
3iel perfebIenbc, S6Iiie.
9o6 bteieS mar Oas Signal gu elmer all:
gemetnen6lu6t bet Hepublifaner. 8ioaeor
MIL aber III Sipeten 0erlelben ate 8efanntc
9enniS 9obertp unb 8tuiamSu mieoer:
erfar1nt DabcIt. Gr nabm beutc 6aftS:
bcfeblc ge8en Oteiclben beraus unb ipurber
ite in eincm SaIOOn augetroffen unb iicber:
9eiteQt.
9ticbter Gberbarbt mtrb ficb nit Ser
8eiben Ole pe9en @iberitanbes segen bi,
StaatS9epalt unb unorbentlicben 8etragens
an9efla9t itnb) am IA. bei9aftigen.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-10
Oscar gelfdJ=N loropro1ek.
5eu9en gu 6unften oes 4n~9efIa9ten.
George WedfeIbereer iou ser Dater zines
Kinoes Ger 5rau Self4 eewefen fein.

Nab6em geitern Wa1mittag Srou
Qtgnes @e6ieiber9er unb Der 3eitungss
iunge Sraut @ngel lber Bic @rmoroung
bon George 0ebielberser am Worgcn ses
gen s l1br an Ser @de bon GlDbourn unb
@leoeLanb 2lue. bur6 Oscar Seli6 bericbtet
batten, tpurbe beute Wtorgen Or. Mitden
bon benz @orOnersamt ais eriter 3euge perz
nommen. Gr bericbtete, 6aB Die &ugel
benz @etrOffenen iibcr Der Itnten 8ruit~
tpar3e burcb bic Qunge brang unb ben TO-
furtigen Sob reruriacbte. @r fanb bic 6us
gel, tpelbe it9 9eientt bate. QtQe ~iibri9en
Srgane 0es 8eritorbenen tpQren gelull0.
@r mar Elm auBerSepobnlib itarfer Sling
ling nit md9ti9en WusfeIn unb 40
Pfuab idper.
SIS folgte oann Die 8tpeite 0ernebmu1g
ber beiobrten Srau Ngne8 @ebieLber9er.
sic beridbtete bon 6ilfsitaatS QntpaIt
Bearion befra9t, iiber einen 8eiu6, ben
Selib i6r am Wtittnob Dor benz Z. 9tuguit
%abftattete. ST. fam am 8ormittag un6
tbcilte Der Srau nit, baB ibr Sobn George
nit %ietner, 6eIib's 6rau, Die perfloiiene
9tabt 8uialnmcn9etpeien lei. Sic iOute
nit linn geben un6 ct tpiirbe ibr oaS 8aar
5etgen. Die 3eugtn tpei9erte iib, mit3uz
geben. Damn tbetIte ibr Te[iB nit, baB
@eorge Der 8ater zines &inbe8 Der Srau
SeIf6 iei uno berieIben $50 9c9eben babe.
Sran g8ecbielbcrger tpoute bapon ntcbtS
piiien. George @e6iclberger, bericbtete
Der Wtutter i%peiter, babe ertlGrt, baB ct
vole brei", nGmli6 i'm, Srau TeLib uno
oas Gtn6 eri6ieBen poue.
SIN &reu3Uerb0r Deriu6te 8ertbci6iger
Trube Die 6rau iiber ibren 9tamen 3u per-
~tpirren, ite fonnte ibren gtamen nicht ridbz
ttg bubita6iren. 9r. Yearion berief Die
So9ter Der ST.. @ecbielber9er, tpelbc ben
Namen ribti9 in bcutiben 8u1itaBen niez
6eri9ricb. Beiter fragte 6er 8ertbeiOiger,
Oh 6elib ie ntbt 9e6eten babe, Die 3rene
nung 3nii6en George un6 Srau Seli5
berbet5ufiibreu, iie tonne better nit @eorge
ar9umenttreu. 9ie 3eugin puBte 6apon
nt3tS.
Oils ndcbiter l3euge pur6e Der 8oli3iit
Sre0. SalopiB pernommen. ST beQab
ii6 am Worgen bes Z. @uguit aur 8. Gbtz
ca9o NDe. Station 5um 0tenit am Nmbuz
Lan3tpagen uno iab an Der @de bon Gl0>
bourn 9(pe. uno @lepelano Qpe. einen
8olfSauflauf. Die YoIiSiltcn 8arneD unb
8aer batten Sclib in ben 8atrouiQetaiten
geitedt, I'M i'm Dor Der &oLtSnutb 81
i9isen. SeIi9 fragte, Ob 8edieIberger
einen 9teooloer bel iib 9ebabt babe; bic
Trage murbe perneint. Dem 9oliSiiten
iaste 6eIi9 aut Dem 8alroutue zQ8agen,
OaB er iiA ielbit eribOiien bdtte, Wenn er
nibt 3u eiltg bic Naffe einem Wanne itberz
geben bGtte.
SIN &rcu5OerbOr b~efragte Ser @ertbeioi=
ger ben 8oli3iitcn nad Der 9otalitGt,
SauOpib bate nobtrdgli6 Meiiun9en pOr:
8enommen unO CAB einen genanen ltebcr.
Bid iber bic @%ntfernungen.
gilbert &atier, 0fO. % 8eetboOen 8Iact
Wobnbdft, arbeitete binter benz 6aus ali
Glpbourn Qlpe. in einem YferocitaQ, ais c,
BEN ScbuB b0rte. ST. elite bin3u uu6 iaf
George Mecbielberger Dor Ser @irtbibaft
all ber @fe lte0en. Ser 8erpunbcte tbai
nod 3wet Qttbem8ige unb iant bann tDo1
surif. &aiier 8ing nit George 8e9ieI:
berger in Die S3ule.