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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-09
BOTH oWkR xoUNo TO xzRAx.
Terry Tells . story OF Two Sisters vii
Ptstois-1hey DenJ It.

Terry Tells . Story OF Two Sisters VITA
Pistois-They Decay It.
In an action which william L Negrs has
brought to annul the marriage OF his 15-year-
old daughter. Grace. to Charles G.. Terry. who
was 20 years old at the time Of the marriage.
Justice Barrett OF the Supreme Court has sp-
pointed John d. Terry. father Of the defend
ant, his guardian in the action The action 10
brought on the ground Of the homage Of the
plaintiff.
Young Terry AYERS that he 10 the victim Of
two rsvolvers and whisky punch. He says
that he was introduced In the NeRus house
hold at 10 East 116th street In August. 1897
By another youth. He called there alone the
second Sunday in November. 1892. whom the
parents OF Grace were away.
He says he took Q whiskey punch which
Grace said she had made out Of her fathers
whiskey. Hsremsmbsrs dimly the subsequent
events that night, but recalls that Grace and
her sistsr put him tenderiy to bed in the spare
room. He said that he rubbed his eyes and
was In great astonishmsnt whom he woke In
the morning.
When he got out In the parior he says Grace
and her sister told him that dirs things would
happen unless he married Grace He got
away but the next Tuesday the two sisters.
each with revolver. confronted him and told
him that all was over with him unless he mar
ried Gsaee.
the threats were kept mp UNTIL on Nov. 10.
1892. he went over to Brooklyn with Grace
and her sister. and no there married Grace.
On the Souti. Ferry boat coming back. be says.
drscss slstsr showed q revolver under Der
sack. and told him he had luckily escaped IL.
He denies that he lived with Grace alter the
marriage He says that he has given her
and that Grace and her sister said they wanted
him because he was rich. Apparently he Isn't
wanted any more.
The sisters tell . different story. They say
that young Terry had been an admirer OF
rage. One sunday afternoon white they were
out walking they happened to pass . church
whore . wedding was being held. The sub
Iect Of elopements had been under discussion.
and Tsrry tuning to MI an .sd
get married TO me this yery afternoon"
According to her sister Ethel Grace never
You've dared me- said she. and I'll just
do r." Then. according to the story told BY
and thes were married. Both denied the story
about the whlskey punch and the revolvsrs, and
denied that Terry had ever spent . night In
their house while their parsnts were absent,
has been elrculating a story that / wrote. pos:
he didn't marry my sister. It really wasn't q
legal N arriAge any way. for Grace Was scarcely
over fourteen years old at the time.
.Ss asYs DSnssS DD. s.sS 81 6Ia
Grace. why, we're. both afraid Of, the things.
Besides. my father keeps his pistols locked up
and Me couldn't get hold Of them II we wanted
70. Tho whole amount OF the matter 10. that
nuilsd. and wants it to appear that IL wasn't
any OF his doing in the nrst place"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-09
PROHIBITION IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
The State 8uyTsms Court Decides that No
Liquor May He sold There.

The State suyrsns Court Decides that No
Liquor May He sold There.
COLUMBIA. 8. c.. May S.-The State Supreme
Court has Just decided that prohibition 10 in
force In this State. The decision came about
on two cases from Florence. one an Injunction
asking thG. the City Council Of Florence be
restrained from issuing licenses for the sale
Of whisksy. The other Was . habeas corpus
proceeding for the release OF J. Ellis Brunson
who had been arrested In the same city for
custody. The object OF the proceedings Was to
determine the statue of Affairs In this state
and to knock out the DispensAry law OF 1893
The court In its decision. does not touch the
Dispsnsary law OF 1893. but decides that un-
der the law As IL now stands there H. no Au-
thority vested with the power to grant licenses
for the sale Of splrituous liauors within the
state and hence the action Of the CITY Council
OF Florence In granting licenses would DO uAra
pres and void. The Injunction asked for Is
In the hAbsas corpus case the court orders
that Brunson be proceeded against for viola
tion OF the law. The saloons have not yet
closed here, and IL IL not known what course
they will adopt. One OF the leaders SAYS that
prosae utions will be entered against all vio-
lators Gov Tillmsn has net yet given an
not said what the course OF the State will BE-
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SEIZED BY THE CANADIANS.
AMERICANS kSD <MERIo<N VESSELS
ClPrURRD ON LAKE ERIE

TIE Cs-.sfe. Cruiser Fstrsi Tsnss Tive
A..rie-- vessels a-s Arr.-s. Thsss
.. Bs.ra-Pri-s-sr- Take. 90 Cs-.as.
BANDusKr. O. May a-Ths Canadian cruiser
Petrol. stationed in the Canadian waters Of
Lake Erie. to-day captured the steamers Vic
tor and Leroy Brooks Of Putin Bay for fishing
in Canadian waters
The steamer crews and passengers. Nom
bsrs Of clubs from Dayton and Pittsburgh.
Pa. were taken to Windsor. Ont
Great excitement prevails among fishermen
on the Islands. Tbs capture occurred south
OF Pelse Island. where several Chicago and
New York capitalists are fishing.
Bv Usis-S Pre-.
skrpUsxY. O. MAY 8.-Nsvs was received
here tonight from Kelly Island In Putin Bay.
that an outrage had been committed on the
American steamers Visitor and Leroy Brooks
By the Canadian patrol vessel Petrol
while cruising north Of Kelly Island and
south Of Point An Peiee. the latter being
Canadian land. the Petrol suddenly came
down on the Visitor and Leroy Brooks. cap
turing the vessels. their ersws and many pas
sengers who were being towed In small boats
The party was fishing for black bass. This
IL the nrst time hook and line fishermen have
been molssted.
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ORDERS GIVEN TO SHOOT
Authorities In AIAban. wAitIag for Asother
Outbreak By StrIksKs.

Authorities In Alabama Waiting for other
Outbreak by strikers.
BIRMISoHAM Ala. May s.-Ths prompt and
determined action OF Gov. Jones and Sheriff
Morrow In the mine trouble has thus far pre-
vented any outbreak The fact that . reward
OF $500 was offered for the arrest and eonvio-
ton OF every member OF the mob who de-
stroyed property &C Horse Creek on Sunday
night has probably prevented further violence.
All day at the various camps In this district
strikers have mAsssd and discussed the sItua-
ton. and many threatening speeches have
been made. The largest gathering. which as
sumed Q heated state, was held in the woods
near Little Warrior. Several rows have taken
place. but none OF any serious nature.
The strikers n they dstermins upon further
violence will go In . mass OF several thousand
to Blue Greek, where negro labor 10 en- ployed
aud whore strikers who refused to yAcAte the
company's houses are being evieted.
IL Blue Creek IL marched upon. dynamite as
well as rides will be used. and properly will be
destroyed generally. and then BlOssburg will
be attacked At Pratt mines additional dspu-
ties were secured to-day for fear that the
stock AIDES would be attacked tonight
sheriff Morrow said to- night that, although
no violence was in sight he feared it late to-
night and that he had given his msnIp strue-
tons II the occasion demanded It. to shoot
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ACCIDENT TO LrrTLE yzT soULn
re s-s HE Hre,her. K,-ess.. THrsw- fre-,
Csrt o. Lskswoss.

LAKEWOOD. n j. May s.-while out driving
In Clifton avenue this afternoon with the
family coachmsn the two sons OF George
Gould. aged and 7yssrr respectively. were
thrown to the ground By the overturning Of
the vehicle Kingdom. the elder. escaped I'M
hurt but jay. the other child. received num-
for while
His injuries consist Of scratches and bruises
about the head and face The two boys were
out for their usual morning drive in two
wheel vehicle. while going along Clifton ave-
nue. jay reached forward. and. seizine the
reins. caused the horse which IL rather spir-
tied. to wheel suddenly about, thus throwing
the cart over and emptyinR It's occupants into
the road
DR.. Paul Kimbali. the family physician. said
tonight that young jay had received no In
terni injuries and would be all right in q
week or 80.
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RINDALLs ARMY BARRED oUE.
Not Allowed to Enter La Psrts. lad. an
the Leaders Arrested.

Not Allowed to Eater La Psrts. lad. AID
the Leaders Arrested
La PORTE. Ind. May 8.-The two factions of
the Randall army OF IndustrlAls were met By
the ctr authorities at the city limits to-day
and forbidden to enter the city. Randall. his
son. and two Of his lisutenAnts were arrested
and placed In Jail The citizens took pity on
the starving army and sent provisions to its
camp, q mile south Of the elty. The two sec
lions OF the army are stu on epIrisndiy term;
q mile apart
Those arrested were all leaders OF the Ran
dali faction. or main body OF the army. The
names Of those taken into custody are: Ran
mand. Major Martin Lynch. and Sergeant Ma
ior J. {. Gibson. The charge against them IL
ulationk Young Randall WAS immsdiAtsly
released. the CHARGE aEAlnst him osibE con;
teIegrAphsd to DIR. Breer OF Chicago for aid 70
get him and his lieutsnants out OF jAiL 1t 10
20 NO further.
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K.ny's Arny Aaoat To-day.

Dies MoISEs. Ia. May SIT IL the intention
OF Gen. Kelly to start the notilla OF nAtboats
bearing his army. now sWelled to 1.4O0 men.
down the Dss Molnes River some time to-moE-
For = time to-day the General was obdurats
about leaving and announced his determine
imburssd for ali the money invested in the
hAtooAts-
Of this city and depart Ample provisions have
been furnished the army for one day. and re-
ports from points along the river indicate tina
the men will be cared for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-09
RoBBED By HER Butler.
Mrs.. HArt's Jewels stOIsa . Meath Age
Ths TkIsT SIN st LArEs.

Mrs. hAFps Jewels 6tOloa = Aoaeh age
Ths TkIsr SIN ~ LArEs.
Mrs. Emma & Hart OF 100 Lsnox avenue
has been robbed OF diamonds and isWslry
valued at IS. 500 By her butler. The robbery
occurred nearly month ago. but the police
kept it quiet until yesterday.
Detective Titus OF Inspector McLAuEhlin's
stan who 10 looking for the thisvinR butler.
says he has been on the tugitiVs's heels three
or four times. but on each occasion he has got
AWAT.
She and her son. Charles II. Hart. occupy the
residences on the southwest corner OF Lsnox
avenue aud 10th street. Police Inspector
conlln lives iust around the corner The butler
had been in Mrs, Harris employ but short
time when, early In April. he disappeared
Mira Hart found that much o. her IsSelrJ
WAS missing. She sent for the police aud Capt
MsAkim Of the West 10th street station went
to the house, Hall doZsn level boxes had
been ransAeksd. Among the stolen articles
we're . large diamond brooch. several diamond
rings, diamond earrings. and = gold watch
The police refuse to give his name
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Houses Fsni,s r.,o ,h. River &c 81 Ana.
de IL Parade.

Houses Fsri.s I.to the River &C 81 A.,.
de IL Parade.
QUEBEC. May S.-A despatch received this
evening from st. Anne de IL Parade says the
place IL In great danger Of destruction By land
slides brought on By causes similar TO those
which recently nearly wiped ST. Adams out Of
existence.
A short distance from here 1--WE houses have
already been carried into the river. and ten
others are rapidly orumbllng to pieces
The Canadian railway bridge II weakening
and when It goes IL is almost certain To take
the whole village with IT. Farmers and vii
layers are abandoning their homes and re-
moving their portable property to places Of
safety.
LdtcT.-Nsws received from St. Anne at mid
night II to the effect that the situation IL
alarming. Houses are falling one By one and
being carried away By the stream. which II
being made raging torrent By the heavy
rainfall
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r.r.Iy.I. IaaIr.s.Iy Irs. . Tssn.y Il..A.

BALTIMORE. NAY 6-hrS nATy A. stsrnsr.
who Lost her sight suddenly last week from
the dash Of trolsJ wire. Was stricken With
paralysis this morning and died within two
hours Just before shs was stricken she
rsgGinsd her sight Her son Was pouring
medicine into glAAs for her At the time. snd
abe i0ytully announced that she could see.
Hall an hour later her entire left side vas
parAlJEsd. and abe again became blind. Her
physicians said the pATAlytic stroke WAS indi-
rsctly caused b. the nash that blinded her.
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4 MAD NEWFoUsDLISD
It Bites . wonaa sAd Laeepstes beth
Aras OF . Little BOY.

PI.AISTIKLD. N. J.. May S.-Ths Rev. c. Fl. Pat
ton Of Westfsld gave his Newfoundland dog to
the dog broke his chain and returned to the
parsonage. It seized Mr.. Patton violently By
the arm. and he drove II out doors Tho dog
then ran into T. D. Cartsr's yard. and bit . ser
want girl on her arm. IL also frightfully
fought the dog. and flesh was torn from both
foIearms. He was bitten also on the nose.
.rss a,b bssh dnSs %ona thsm oG s shd C
Van Emourg's valuable mastin John N. O.
Marsh and Chief Marshal John Nelson finally
bitten. DR.. Harrison dressed the wounds OF
the boy and the woman. and they will be
treated BY Dr.. Gibisr In the PAsteur Institute.
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LocKPoKr N Y. MAY at has been learned
here that according 70 the terms Of the will OF
the late Henry & Ives. the Napoleon Of n
HAnes." his Sidoy. Mrs Gertrude Ives. r.;
having been lsft to Mrs striker OF New York
half sister Of the deceased
Mr.. Striker. Mr. Stryksr Was named As sI-
se1tor and hrA Striker a. sxseutTix OF the
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s.a. n.rr,ssa vl.l.. Coz. Frsa sr..t.

Ez-Prssidsat Harrison left the Fifth Avenue
Hotel last evening with Gen Horace Porter
and vent 10 the residence Of Col. Fred Grant
where he spent the evening. DE-. DspsW vas
one OF the sx.Prssidsnt'a callers yesterday
He spsAt considerable tins With Gen. HAF-
nson Who said after the eonforsnes that how
did not ak politics With the Doctor, Other
Visitors we're William Br0oknsld aAd 4urAt
HAlstOAd
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HoRAIIo CLARK KILLED.

Ne Diss0vsrsa the FaaSas -PFoyIdsatiAl
Spring As AaasrsoAyiIIs-
AMSTERDAM. n. Y. May S.-Horatlo N. Clark
OF Akin was killed yesterday on the West
Shore Railroad crossing at AurissyilIs.
Mr.. Clark was IS years Of age. During the
war he was prisoner at Andsrsonville. One
morning he took . walk about the prison pen
while his comrades were asleep. and to his
surprise aud delight discovered O. stream OF
clear, cold water gushing from the ground.
where there had never been water before, The
spring was named ProVidentlal Spring..
M[; Clark is survived D. Eidow and three
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I.IsbsA's sickness OmsIauy DssIarsa Net 20
be Cholera

c. r Brunn. the Portuguese Niee-cOnsul in
this eity. forwarded yesterday to Port Health
onieer jenkins the following TRANSLATION Of an
ofielal telegram which Was seat on Monday
evening from Lisboa;
HRAs hssa definitely AsesEtAinsd IN more positive
mAnasE. by successive ARd e0nPsts b4stsEisl0sieAl
sxpsrmsnts ths result Of Shieh sa4 today ZEN an
rsd NJ me thai the slck nsss nov prevail
Ia in Lsb0a cholera and that - spssne Ags1t
IA NM n 4 vibro, uhieh u nov toand IN TIE Hatera
al stOa ana uniCh u0t that o. The ehoLsfA noF the
kzeiuas 81 Essh n0r pr0daees theE SaseL "a een.s-
4Tsnes AZ ma ~ GoEernmsat AbsolateLy uAint4ina
ihs elassineAtioa Of l4eben a. : es.a P9ss 40 81
Crgsa furthsrnofa t1Al Al rert94asae PARA 8feAt
- nratiqls 10 krfivala trou ths capital
kSliO. Minister " EorsiSa A4AlrA
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4 HESRY DRIsLER CLASSICAL FUND
PrssIasat lev Gives sIo. 900 Go Establish .
Msa0rIAI 81 the Veteran Professor.

Msao-IAI 81 the Veteran Professor.
President Low OF Columbia College has given
10 the trustees $4,000 to establish the Henry
Drisler Classical Fund for the bensnt OF the
departments of Greek and Latin 1t IL my
wish" the President says 10 hts eommunis4-
tion 10 the trustees. that the Income Of this
iund be placed At the disposal Of these depart
no snts for the purchase OF books. maps. charts.
busts or equipment Of any kind whatever that
will tend to make Instruction in the classics at
this university more Interesting and effective;
NY hope IL that the professors Of Greek and
latin Al all times will be able to administer
this fund with Eueh mutual consideration as
20 make detailed regulations unneesssAry.
DE-, Drislsr; after nn{ years service as
aetivs duty. and Prof. Van AmrtnRe has taken
hIs place as Dean Of the School OF AEts.
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GEoToN. Conn. May a-This morning sail
was made again on the sshoolShiD St. MAry's
preparatory to leaving for Newport The YES
sci got under way and stood on on : short
tack then came about and ran into the mud
again below where she struck Monday. bat
closer TO the GEoton shore. signals were sent
up for tugs, but there Was none in the hAr-
Dor she had TO walt several hours bsf0rs abe
VAS pulled on. sAilormsn here AL her next
attempt 20 leave will either be successful or
land her uDon hay nsld
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HruIssa sTA C.els Car.

Charles s Young Of 80 East Broadway vas
knocked doWn at Third avenue and Forty
fourth street lASt Night b. cable car No. 4 He
i1dsS we're dressed at the Power HospltAl
TIE sriDmAn, frsdsriek bl4nkin OF tO9 kast
EzsI I'm. 6Ist stIsss NDcHiss SIStioa -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-09
Laid Their Pipe. ..a Tobacco On ,As Alta.

ELIzABETH. May s-At the revival services
held In the Marshall Street Presbyterian
Church. an English evangelist. Leonard
Weaver. aroused his hearers to enthusiasm
In an appeal against the use Of tobacco. some
up the aislss. took pipes and tobacco from
their pockets. and placed them on the pulpit
platform, Then thsy begged Mr.. Weaver 70
pray in their behalf.
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~. L.. wat. g &c % Cs.s.....

ToPEKA. KAa-. Nay a-ThsFs IL talk here Of
putting Mrs.. Lease in nomination for Con
gresham at Large. but the P0Dulist leaders
DO not want to turn down Congressman HAE-
Fa Thsy are SlllinE however % give her the
nominAtiOn In the ssVsRth DISTRICT should
Jsrry simpson not make the EaeG hrA Lease
q VeTy much " earnest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-09
In. II.I.. eeuIa b s..llls.

SEATTLE. MEy a-Mlss Helen Gould. dAuEh-
ter Of the late jar Gould. Who l. On her var
bask 70 New York accompanied by DR.. EAd
hrl- j ?. Aann. sLopDsd here ysstordAy u
yisIt he nSlhsE e UallSd States Judge Han
ford
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-09

MEIIoO. No. May a-At the Convention Of
Democrats held here yesterday to nominate
BsAuehAmp Clark for Congress, resolutions
HSrS passed Sondsm ning ClsEelAnd8 DollcY
and endorsing the Missouri Representatives At
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-09
TIVE CoIsyIts Dsssrssr. vita s-.r-ps..

PHILADELPHIA. May a-Two DISORDERS from
Christopher Columbus Jonss's division OF the
Coxsy army John Washington and Terrence
Donnelly who we're admitted to the aims Us .
In this city shortly after abandoning the army.
have developed small pON. aud were sent to-
dAI 70 the MunleipAl Hospital
, 1894-08-29
Gebensn1G0e.

Socob s. 91oeL ntadDtc geltcrn i'm 2inz
coin Barf cine 8eriucb, ii9 ba3 2e6en gu
ncbmen, ipurOe aber Ourc1 ben 8arfzYoltz
Stltcn S6inbler baron ncr6inocrt un0 nad
Der Slt Gbica9o 2lDe. Station gcbrac6t.
Qus Yapteren, Bic in leincm 8eiiB gefunz
ben ipurben, 9eDt DcrDor, boB CT i'm Sabre
1879 III @lfbart, Snb., Den Npolbefer
Qbrabam Boulus eri0oB, neil 6eriel6e Gin
tnttlnes SerbGltntB init ieiner - 0t0el8 -
0atttu unter5iclt. 8om 0oup. Mtatt6cp5
na6 14idbriger 6aft be9naOtgt, betrte6 cr
3uerlt IN @lf9art cine 9teltauration u10
ipoDnte in ben lebtcn Wocben Bel Ieiner
SoBter in Golelan0. 8orgcitern fam En-
sum 8eiucb nocb Gbicogo, blieb cine 9tacbt
bier unb macbte gcltern W1orgen bic @nt7
ocGun9, oaB CT NM 1913 bcItoblen norDen
mar. 9arauf macbte er BEN Sel6itmorbz
periHcb.
Ser WtaiDiniit 2oui8 SanS6off, 3114
8utleritr., tpcIcbcr iett lGu9erer 3ctt obne
Bel6dftt9un8 mar, Derlucbte iidb 9eItern
2lbenb nit etncm ituinpfen Wfclier bie
&eble gu burbl9nciOen. @}an bracbte i'm
in fritiidem .3uitanOe nacb Dem 6o9pital.
Syn Yolace Spiel, 176 @Iarf1tr., berz
i3Iudte Der 40 Sabre alte Sront 90.
@atten 30 Gran Morpbium, I'm it6 ms
Senieits 5u bef0rbern. Die Ner3lc iirlo Der
Anii9t, baB feline 9tbiidbt bon @rfolg gez
front ietn miro, O69letb ct nod I'm 2ebeu
lit.
, 1894-08-29
GnoIib ~oefun0e1t.

Gor ettpa 4 Wocben i~tatteten @inbrccber
benz 6auie beS ietner 3ett nit ietner 6az
Mile abipeienben SameS @ooOeman, $40.
Campbell NOe., cinen 8eiutb alb unb fii9rz
ten ouBer elmer Wten8e &leioer l goloene
Settle, 4 9olbenc 9tin9e, l Opern9las unb
cine Manboline ais 8eute meg. 2an8e
3eit ilbte @oo0eman (nacb6em ct ben Sim
brub ausgefunben) bic bieiigen 8fanoz
bduier na9 ieinen Sa9en al, a6er biSber
tonnte er NIGHTS fin6en. &or9eitcrn ging
ietn Sobn bic Q8eit San 8uren1traBe entz
lang unb ia6 Dor bem 0auie go, 1913 @eit
San 8urenitraBe einen &naben ite6en, Der
auf fetuer Manooline ipieIte. ST perz
pidelte DEN &naben in Elm @eiprdcb lnb
batb bate ct berouS, baB Die geitoblenen
Sacben iib in Dem 6auie, un6 5par in Ser
8obnung zines 9%emiIen Sobn 8euebict,
~befdnOen. 9arauf6in lieB er itd beute
Na6mittag bon 8idter G6erbar6t einen
8efe6l CUR 9ur3iucbung Der Benedict
i3en 8Obnun9 ausiteuen.
, 1894-08-29
Eur G6iun0 Ser 2lbfau fra0e.

MaoOr 6opfinS belt eeftern 9fo9mtttag
nit Dem GjeiunbbeitscommiiiGr 9~tepnOto5
cine lGngere Gonferen5 sur 8eipre9ung Der
2t6fou> Troge ab. Der 0ta0or tpoutc BON
Or. GeDnol0S ipiiien, tpa5 tbnt auf ietner
SnipecttonSreiie els 6aS bette, bic 2lbf6Qe
aus Ser @elt SIT i3affen, eri@ienen lei. ST.
erbtelt aber ben 8ei6eiO, OaB Or. 9feDs
noloS auf ieiner Getie fcin Spitem oer
Der @erbrennung ober ioniti9en &erfiigung
iiber Die 2tbldQe %9efun6en bat, bas Ben 8ez
oirfntiien elmer Stabt tDte GDica8o eutz
iprecben f0nnte. Sn Seem Oorf, 10 be-
ridbtete Som. 6cDnoIbs, tperben g%egentparttg
nit ber 8erbrennun8 bon Nbfduen ourcb
GIeftri5itdt 8eriuche an8eitcut, boob miiBtc
crit ~abgepartet tper0en, Of Die 8rOben bon
Grfolg bc9Lettet fem iDerben. 9er WtaOor
criucbte ben @eIunbbeitscommiliGr, feline
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