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Middletown transcript., 1895-02-09

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Middletown transcript., 1895-02-09
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The first of American Newspa.
pers. CaAS. A. DANA, Editor.
Middletown transcript., 1895-02-09
MIDDLETOWN, DEL, FEB. 9, 1895

Entered at The Post Office as second-cIass matter
Middletown transcript., 1895-02-09

The House sent the Reilly Pacific
railroad funding bill back to COM
mittee by vote of 1T to LOG. Oppo-
nents of the bill say that, Instead of
making votes against it, the circulars
sent to Washington by Mayor Sutro,
of San Francisco, charging the Hunt
ington lobby with buying votes for
$40, 900, each, made votes for the bill.
Middletown transcript., 1895-02-09

Miss Gertrude Vanderbilt may be
an heiress to paltrv $35, ZOO, 600 or so,
but she has been brought up in the
practical ways which her sensible
mother thinks a proper part of a
girls education. She has little suite
of apartments in the new palace, her
boudoir, bed room and bath tub and,
of course, very lovely brushes and.
boxes and furniture, which delight all
girls hearts. but she has to keep her
own frills and laces intact, and keep
her rooms in order. She has no maid,
and even when ball or a dinner is
ION the carpet" she arrays herself in
the satins and laces, which cost small
fortune, without the aid of a maid or
even a young sister, the latter con-
venience which most far less fortunate
girls make use of. Her hair is worn
very simply, and is coifed no more
than the brushing and coiling which
its owner herself can accomplish.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-20
TEXAS ANARCHISTS.
REVENGE AND RACE PREJUDICE
THE MOTIVES.
Negro Widows Cabin Blown up
With Herself and Five Male
Companions:

WACO, Tex, July 20.-Special.-
A frightful tragedy occurred at
80 o'clock this morning at Marta
small, a village in this county,
twenty miles distant, in which five
Negros were killed and one seri-
ously injured.
Two months ago dispute arose
between Abe Phillips, Negro, and
Phil. Arnold, white, both farmers,
in which the latter shot and killed
the former and was in turn killed
by Phillips young son.
The tragedy of this morning is
the sequel. Since Arnold and Phil
lips were killed, feeling has been
bitter between their friends, and
the Negroes have frequently been
threatened with determination.
At the hour named this morning
the entire town was aroused by a
loud report and people turned out
and found the house occupied by
Mrs. Phillips, widow Of the Negro
killed by Arnold, in flames. A
large stick OF dynamite had been
thrown in the building, blowing it
to pieces and setting fire to the
wreck.
There were six Negroes in the
house at the time, and five were
killed or burned to death. But one
person escaped, and it is thought
he will die.
Full particulars have not yet
been obtained as the town Is in
the country. Officers have gone to
the scene but have not yet been
heard from.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-20
Crispl's Papal Speech.

ROME, July 20.-The Senate by a
considerable majority has ap-
proved the bill making Septem-
Der %, the anniversary of the sur
render Of their arms and evacua-
tion Of Rome by the Papal troops
in 1870, a national fete Day.
In the course OF the debate on
the measure Premier Crispi said
the bill was important as a declar-
alton of Italy's policy toward the
Vatican. The government, he said,
desired neither q concordat nor q
combat. They would, however,
faithfully observe the law of guar.
antees to the Pope as the head of a
religion that had greater freedom
lin Italy than 1t had in France or
Austria. The Pope had triumphed
in the Kulturkampf Of Germany
because Italy had put him into an
'unassailable position, whereupon
Prince Bismarck, then the chancel-
lor Of the German Empire, said to
him, "You have wrapped him up
in cotton 80 nobody can attack
him. Signor Crispi concluded by
saying that 1t was through true
liberty that peace between the
church and state must be realized.
The Premier's speech was received
with cheers.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-20
The Caravan Moves Out.

NEW YORK, July 20.-The band
Of Brazilians, who claim they are
going to start a colony in Califor-
MIA, have made a start. Last night
the caravan moved from their
quarters in this city, among the
yells of a crowd and the shouts of
women and children, who were
packed like sardines in the wagons.
The band went over the Liberty
street ferry to Jersey City, where
they will camp for a few days.
Then they will continue their jour-
ney westward, stopping at all the
principal cities.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-20

formerly occupied by the alleged
murder, III. III. Holmes. Yester-
days developments lead to the be-
lief that evidences Of the supposed
crime were concealed somewhere
about the house and the suspicion
of neighbors and detectives pointed
towards a large cellar in which a
disagreeable odor had been de-
tected. The belief was that Of de-
caying flesh, and that search
would reveal the body Of the Sec
ond Williams girl, from Texas, and
possibly little Howard Pitzell.
Inspector Fitzpatrick according
ly put q force of men to work dig
ging up the damp earthen floor Of
the place. The cellar is over 100
feet long and half as wide, and the
task was q tedious one, as every
inch of ground and spade full Of
earth was carefully examined by
the detectives, who were superin-
tending the work. Inspector Fitz.
patrick, who had charge Of the de-
tectives, is convinced the investi-
CATION would lead to startling de-
velopments. Another important
discovery was made during the
search in an old stove, in which
human bones are said to have been
found. While examining this stove
today, the police found several shoe
buttons and a charred portion of a
woman's shoe, with several shreds
of clothes, and portions Of hook
and eye. All parts Of the house
were thoroughly gone over in the
hunt for clues. Interest, however,
is centering in the cellar.
Examination Of the large CRATE
Of Holmes stove resulted in an
other startling discovery, when
two charred bones, resembling hui
man ribs, were found among the
ashes. The finding Of the supposed
ribs, with the burned shoes, but.
tons and pieces Of cloth, is consid-
cred by the police as practically
proving at least that portion OF
the body OF the woman was ere.
mated.
This afternoon a bunch OF
human hair was found in the
chimney,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-20
st, John Denies It.

AsHRvILLE, N. g., July 20.-Mr.
st. John, vice.president OF the
Seaboard Air Line said last night
"There are no negotiations or any
thing else looking in the direction
of the control of the Seaboard by
the Southern so far as l know, by
its officials, and 1t is fair to assume
that it would be known II there
was the slightest truth in the state
ment, or a shadow Of foundation to
that effect"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-20

OF numbering the Pitzell chill
dren. l don't believe they
were ever murdered, therefore
l am not guilty. Why, the
last time / saw them Howard
Pitzell was in Indianapolis. Miss.
Williams was then in Detroit and
we had arranged that she take
Howard east. Soon after l sent
the boy to her in Detroit intend
ing to follow soon. When reach
ed Detroit, however, Minnie Will
liams had taken Howard east and
stopped in Buffalo. l then came
east with the two girls and finally
wound up in Toronto. Mrs Pitzeil,
Dess and the baby, came to Toron-
to shortly after. Neither Mrs.
Pitzell, my wife, Alice and Nellie
Pitzell knew OF each others pres
ence in that city. 1 had good
reasons for not letting Mrs. Pit.
zell know the proximity of her
children for she was in very
delicate health. We first thought Of,
and finally I:decided to, send Alice
and Nellie PitZell on to Niagara
Falls, where Minnie Williams and
Howard were. Everything was
gotten ready for their departure
and we had quite a time keeping
the children's presence hidden from
Mrs. Pitzell. succeeded, however,
and escorted them to the railway
station, where Hutch had gone by
a prearranged plan. Four of US
got on the train and rode probab-
ly few miles out of the city with
the children. When 1 was about
to get of the train Hutch suggest
ed that he accompany the girls a
few stations further, so there
would be no mistake about their
tickets. So he went with the
children, and he can tell
where they may be found, il
anybody can. The company's de-
tectives tracked me all through
the country although / tried my
best to avoid them. They know
very we'll who Hutch is, and they
know he was in Burlington. am
almost positive they know much
more about the movements of
Hutch than / do. Hutch may
have treated the children all right,
bnt where did they get to ii not to
London with Minnie Williams? 1
am eager to 60 to Toronto and
stand the trial for the murder
Of Nellie and Alice Pitzell."
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-20
REPORT ON ALASKA.
General Schofield Thinks That it
Should be Fortified.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, July 90
When Gen. Schofield was in this
city on his tour Of inspection of the
garrison and Notifications Of the
army, he received from President
Cleveland instructions to proceed
to Alaska and inspect the coast
and select a sight for military
garrison there. The commanding
general has completed this duty
and on his return to. Seattle pre-
pared and forwarded his report to
the War department. While at
Seattle the General alse wrote a
personal letter to one Of his brother
officers in this city giving synop-
sis of his report to the Secretary OF
war. He says: "In going up and
down the coast 1 made OBJ.
servations and found there
are numerous places where
batteries could be placed should
the department ever extend the
Notifications that far north. II it is
the desire OF the department to
have troops in Alaska, they should
be stationed at Sitka, which is the
only place for them. The only dis.
advantage would be the extra cost
of transportation of supplies. In
my report to the Secretary of War
L made suggestions on these lines
1 am sure it would be advantage.
our to have two or three batteries
stationed in Alaska, as there for
merly was until the withdrawal OF
two batteries of the Second artil'
lery in 1874"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-20
Poor as Church Rats.

BRUSSELS, July 20.-A scene Of
great excitement occurred in the
Chamber OF Deputies when
M. Demblon, Socialist, in the
course Of speech, declared that
although the Belgian royal family
had come to Belgium as poor as
rats, they had become enormously
rich from the sweat Of the poor Of
the country. A prolonged uproar
ensued, and the president ordered
M. Demblon to withdraw his re.
marks, but the deputy refused to
retract a single word.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-20
The Woman Convicted.

RICHMOND, Va. July 20.-The
jury in the case of Mary Aber-
nathy, one Of the women on trial
at Luenburg courthouse for the
murder OF Mrs. Pollard, en-.
tered verdict of murder in the
first degree. Trouble was expect
ed in case:thejury brought verdict
Of acquittal and the fear of such q
result for troops being ordered to
Luxembourg blythe Governor. Two
Others are to be tried for participa.
ton in this murder.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-20
Defeated The Turkish Troops.

st. Louis, Mo, July 20.-The
Globe Democrat special cable from
Sofia says: A serious fight has
taken place on the Turko-Macedo-
nian frontier between force Of in
surgents, stated to have numbered
5000, and body Of Turkish troops.
The latter were defeated with a
loss Of six hundred men.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-20
Will Talk for Sound Money.

WASHINGTON, July 20.-Secre-
tary Hoke Smith is about to start
for Georgia to deliver a series Of
speeches in favor OF sound money.
He will begin in the northern part
OF the state at Gainesville, and
from there will go to Columbus
and afterward to Speaker Crisp's
district. All these districts are
supposed to be free silver strong
holds.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-20
Cash or Construction.

NEW YORK, July 20.-A special
to the Herald, from Nicaragua,
says: Rudolph Woeser, the agent
Of the Canal company, has signed
a provisional agreement to pay
100000 pesos within six months,
IL the government desists from
building the Tipitapa canal. Other
wise the construction must COM
mence in six months.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-20
Troops For Panama.

NEW YORK, July 20.-A special
to a local paper from Panama
says: The gunboat Boyace brought
12G veteran GAUGE troops last
night. The balance of about 200 is
expected to arrive on the Chala
Monday. The troops are to REIN
force the garrison here, which I'M
der the Canal contract is to be
maintained at 700,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-20
Southern Biblical Association.

AsHEvILLE, N. c., July 20.-The
Southern Biblical Association held
tn rec meetings yesterday, while
large audiences heard a lecture on
the bible, delivered by Secretary
Gilbert, in the First Baptist church
last evening. Large numbers con-
tinue to arrive,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-20
Nav Be Cooler.

WASHINGTON, July 20.-For
Eastern Texas: fair, except show
ers on the coast, variable winds.
Northwest Texas: fair, light north
winds
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-20
HOLMES HORRORS.
MORE OF HIS DIAB0LICAL WORK
UNEARTHED.
MISS MINNIE WILLIAMS OF FORT
WORTH WAS ONE OF HIS
VICTIMS

Chicago Police on the Track of
Holmes and it is Believed That
Evidences of the Murder of Minnie
and Anna Williams and Howard
Pitzell Will be Found.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-20

or. Miles Pufn 1,tIls are guaranteed 70 secp
HeQdache IN 20 minutes zone cent Rdo=s-
Abendblatt., 1895-02-05
Wadten reide 8eute.
John !. m. 6rath pon orei SpiBbuben ans
9%efalen mo beraubt.

&aum fiinfsi9 BON feiner Mp6nung, 1914
B~aultnaftraBe, e%ntfernt, tpurbe 9e1tern Mbeno
SO6n S. Mc9rdt6, Der Gr=PrGiibent Des 9ez
perfT@aftsratbe8, BON bret nit 5eOolOern
beDaffneten 8erlen a~nge6alten unb aufge>
forbert, ietn @elb unb feline @ertbIaden
beraus3ugeben. Mc8rot6 per1u4te ben
Gdu6ern 8or1teQungen 81 maiden, bp6 er
ipurbe in 10 brO6enbem Some aufgef0rbert,
IN Die na9e @QeD 81 treten urlb feline Saf6en
Ourd)iu@en gu lafien, baB er es bor3og, 5u
ge6pr8en. Die MueD lGuft unmittelbar BIN
ter ieinem 9auie %entlang unb als Mc@ratb
in 8egleitung ieiner Nngretfer bort oagez
tomrler1 toar, berfu4te er, ii9 t9nen bur4
Die 6lu9t 81 ent3ieben, bod feline NbIi6t
tpar burbf6aut tpprben unb e6e er Tid's oer=
fd6, lag er auf benz 8oben unb elmer Der
Sterile tntete auf Ietner 8ruit. Seine Sai6en
tpurben nun griinbli9 bur9fu9t. 3uerit
na6men Die RGuber inn feline 'golDene ll6r
nebft Settle i'm Mert6e BON ungefd6r $500
ab; bann folqten $198 in 9aptergelb, Die in
Der MeftentaI9e itedten, unb gum S6luB
muBte er au9 NOD 3einen t6euren pel5ge=
fiitterten ueber3teber unb feline 8el3fappe
6ergeben. Die Rduber ma9ten fi9 nit ibrer
redeem 8eute babpn, tpd6renb Mc@rdt6 ing
6uus elite, etnen anberen ueber5ieber un3Og
unb bann na9 Der MarpeuitraBen@ Station
lief, UNI ben 8orfaQ gu melben. Die 0etecz
tibs 3oot unb 8ilgalon erflGrten, bic Spit
buben na9 Der ibnen BON Wc@ratb gegebenen
8e19reibung gu tennen unb begaben ii6 To-
fort auf bic Su9e. Cine @tunbs Ipdter
bra9ten Iie einen Mann, Namens 8utrid
Maber, in bic Station unb in bieiem erz
fannie SIC @ratb fpfprt ben SpiBbuben. Der
fetne Sui6en burhfu3t bate, 9egen Mtit=
ternaht funben Die 8eamten nod Die beiOen
onberen &duber unb ma9ten fte nab bertem
Sample 3u @efangenen, 8On ben ~gerau6ten
@egenitdnben fanO fth ni4tS in i6rem 8ez
ItBe.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-05
Der 1r1ayor in Ger 8rioeweu.

Mabor !9opttnsB bat ii6 beute 0tOr9en
in 8egleitung Der MitglieOer beS 6inon3s
comites na3 Der 8rtbetpeG begeben, I'M Oas
felbft cine SnIpeftion ab5ubalten. Die
!6erren gebenten Bis gum Na6mittdge bort
3u bleiben unb tperben als @dite oes Sit
perintenbenten Graipforb ibr Mtittagsma6I
bel t6m einne6men. Die 8eranlafrn9 81
Dem 8eiu9e 1T Der @unf9 beg Supcrinz
tenbenten, einige 9teuerungen unb &sr6eI=
ierungen in Der inn unterftalten @nitdlt 3u
treffen. 0u5 6tnan5comite 5eiqte fi9 bic
fem 8unf6e nt@t ~abgeneigt, nOlte iiG
aber ielbit bur9 b.n @ugenf9ein pon her
G~ot6nenOtgfeit beiel6en i~iber3eugen unO 1T
bdber beute Der @inlabunq bes 6errn Grafps
foro, i6n gu beiu4en, gefOlgt, Der es burfl
freunoli4e 8eDirtbung niht buran febIeR
loiien tptrb, bos HiiBti6e 8ugtei8 ongene4n
gu MAIDEN.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-05
Seioet an Kleptomdnie.

sSn bic GentraGz@ Station purbe beute fritz
bur3 Die 9etettioes Slpnn unb Morgan
n5rdulein" Office ct. Clair, cine fetngefIctz
bette, bef@eiOen auS7ebenbe Ribl9e jnnge
Dame bon etpa % @ommern untet Der
NntIage bes Observation-Disclosures eingelieFert.
9te tpabrf6einIt9 an &leptomanie leioenbe
iunge Dame mar i'm Marf4al TielbTden
@ef9GftsIofale beim @teblen abgefaBt iporz
ben. Sci Der 1nterfu6ung i9rer &(stber
fan0 man foGgenbe 8egenftdnoe: feibene
Sa13en@ unb 0al8tii4er, S4ltpie, feline
0orben unb beri6ieoene unbere pert9Ople
9egenitdnbe. Altce 1T bic So4ter feqr an
gefebener unb ~tpo6lbabenoer @ltern Der
NorbTeite unb ion ben 2abenbtebta9l pro-
fefIioneQ betreiben. @ie mar f4on felt
2an9em BON ben 0uusbeteftioeS Der beEtobz
Ienen 5trma f3orf bep6a4tet iporDen, aber
erF 9eute 9elang ss, fe in f]lagranti" Go.
5ufafen, Sic tpeigert it4 entf3ieOen, Die
@o9nung ibrer NngebOrtgen an3uaeben'
bD9 tperOen bie1e Ii9 tpobl 3ipetfelsohne tb=
rer nperirrten" Scooter a%nne4men.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-05
Sdwerer Dorwurf fir 6reenbut

Nl8 @ertreter Der 9erren GBorrnIer unb
9rte5betmer erfu6te beute Der Muipalt SUI
ltan SO. Wtad ben &i9ter GroBcup, Die
Itonaen berielben ppn Der 2tfte 9erjentgen
gu ftret@en, pel9e cine ptition fir Die Ginz
febung BON MISREPRESENTATION fir ben
M6tstep=Sruit befirportet BADEN.
Sem 8i9ter mar geftern Son Greenbut
cine bei6pDrene 0us5dge 5%ugegangen, ndC6
tpel6er 2eBterer am %. Sanuar BON 9rn.
9opDbart aus Der Strma @opb6art &c g.,
Netp Yort. Bel tpel6er @ormfsr unb @riesz
6eimer angeiteut iinb, beduftragt pprbsn
lei, lire Namen auf bic petitio1 gu Ieben.
Nabbem Der Gft9ter ben Mntpalt bon bieier
8ebauptung @reenhut's in &enntntB geieBt
bate, erbpb ii3 6err Ntaf unb ertlGrte nit
8eittmmtbeit, boB Die Angaben 8~reenbut's,
abgefe6en BON fetner 8e6au2tung, nit
@poDbart cine telepbpnii9e unterreOung ge=
babt gu BADEN, bur9aus unpa6r feten.
lin bieie, Elm etgent6iimlt9e5 2i9t auf
@reenbut tperfenbe Qngelegenbeit 9enauer
unb etngebenber beurtbeilen gu ~t0nnell, perz
f4ob Der Rt4ter Die @nti9eibung bis iiberz
mOrgen.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-05
Graurises Gnoe zines Spielers uno
Q~rtnfers.
Der Reifenoe Berry s. &ebman erf4ie6t f3
i'm Fremont Ronie.

SIN Sremont 6oufe, an Der Gde Der Safe
unb Dearborn StraBe, erI6oB fi3 geitern
9enrp 8. 2ebmon, Elm geiienber Der Tep
YOrfer @ngros%@ Sc tpii~r5banDlung Us. q.
Dean &c So. Mus BRET 8riefen, Die Der
3pbte btnterlieB, ge6t 6erbor, baB Sptel uno
SruntIu9t es noren, bic ibn our m0roertz
I@en @affe greifen lieBeu. 9iefe oret
S6reiben finb an SO. SO. Goltpea, go. 800
Ga Sale Nbe,, Sen goltpeq c. D. peter ban
@@oaf &c Sons, g}o. 1873 2atetraBe, un0
an ben 8eiiBer bes Sremont 6ouIe gert4tet,
ben Der Selb1tm0rber glei93eittg eriu3t,
Ieinen in Canton, 81, anIdfigen 8ruDer
G6as. Qe9man, iotpie ietnen S9pager 9enrp
&applinger, go. 233 SuperioritraBe in
@lebelanb, g., telegrapbtf9 BON Ieinem 3pbe
gu bend4ri9ti9en.
2e6man pdr in 6ieitgen 8eI6dftsfrei5cn
cine ppbl6efannte unD aqgemetn beIiebte
PerfOnli9feit. @r pfle9te BRET bis Diermal
per Sa6r bier6er5utommen unb na6m ftets
i'm Sremont 6oufe Quartier. 6eute W2orz
gen fam er gegen / u6r ms 6ptel, lieB fi9
Yapier unb Sober geben uno begab ii9 Damn
in fem 3tmmer. Sine babe Stunbe 1pGter
60rte man einen @duB fallen, u1b ais Der
Ruhtclert binaufeiIte, fano er 2e6man in
fterbenDem 3uitdnbe auf ietnem 8ette. @r
bate it9 gerabe unter Dem 9er3en cine &ez
bolbertugel in Die 8ruit gef9o1en; Der Sob
trat audi mad t~penigen Mtnuten Elm unn bic
2et8e puroe mad Rolitpn's Morgue an Der
MoamsitraBe gebra3t.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-05
Gr5mtn9en fih
Oura Drohur9en uro p%or9ehaItene RepoIper
GetrGnfe.

Sumes Ttanntgan, Elm beri@ttgter
GtrOl4 Der Metfette, fam 3eftern N6enb
gegen II ubr nit ungefdbr etne1n 9uBenb
8%umpanen mad benz Saloon pom 6enrD
S@effler, 567 g. Morgan Ctr. unb per>
langte fir Die gan3e @eieli9aft 8etrGnfe,
S4effler bieie 8anbe gu gut fannte,
polite er bic 9etrGnfe ni9t eber 6erausgez
ben, Bis baS @elb aufge3dbGt pdre. 9a
fam er aber BEL S%lonntgan unb &orIorten
f4le6t an, Der @ritere lief binter ben
@4antttf3 unb berlongte nit borge6G[tez
mem &eoolber ni9t nur Die @or1ebultg biefer
Ionoern bon nod mebr @etrdnlen, Nu9z
benz Die 8anbe G9effler Gange genug gez
dngitigt, unb ii3 bon gefpffen, berGteB fe
ben Saloon,
4uf @eronlufung @6effler's purbe
5ldnntgan, Der Sii6rer Der 3e96riioerz
8anoe, Reute eingeiperrt unb BON 8t9ter
Ooolep bis gum 9. b, Wfts. unter $1,000
8irgi4aft geiteQt.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-05
Der Ridter mill nidt mitfpieIen.

STE Bloom bate bor etna Monutsfri{t
BON @b, S9tQer beffen in % Oefopen Ctr.
9elegeneS &letbergef6Gft g~efuuft. MobG
3a6lte Bloom bas tlet1e Mngelb, belt ober
Die a11beren 8ebingunnen bes gontraft8,
pO6entlt3 $40 ab3ube3a6len, nt3t. DIS
Jpn S6tQer oteferbalb our Hebe fteQte, tparf
thn Bloom etnfa9 aus benz Qaben. 6ierz
auf fanbte S4iler ibm einen Brief ipDrin
er ibm mittbeilte, baB, penn'er nt9t Die fG(z
Zig getpei enen Staten iDfort nab3able, er pte=
Der 8eiiB BON Ieinem 2oben ne6men tpiirbe.
Sloom f4entte benz 8riefe ni9t bic geringite
Mufmerf1amtett .unb iie6e ba, zines Mprz
gems, als Bloom in fetnen 2aben trat, fdb
er S3tIer in bem1eIben. Gr nurbe in alIer
6orm bena9ri9tigt, baB feline Mntpefen6eit
in benz Qooen nt6t ertpiinf6t fet, ba @9tQer
pieoer 8e1iB BON Ietnem 9ei6dfte genommen
bate. 0arauf6tn lteB 8loom Teinen @lGltz
bigger tpegen Gtnbru6s etnfperren. 6eute
1tanb S9iGer unter Der @tnbru6SanflaQe
por &i9ter gber6arbt, Der i'm e6renbpQ fret
fpru6, Ser 5reigefproGene bate II ni9ts
Gtltgere8 81 tbun, alS fetnen Nntldger tpegen
ungere6tferttgter 8erbaftung geri9tli9 gu
belangen, @r nabm einen 6aftsbefe6l gegen
Bloom beraus unb purbe biefer, aIS er ben
@ert9tsIaa G DerlteB, ber6aftet unb balb De-
rauf benz Ielben &t9ter Dorgefii6rt. ODD
Der Gi9ter ma9te Dem groufamen Spiele,
Der etpigen Pro3efftrerei, Elm f6neQes Gnbe,
tnbem er bic Stret3ung be8 Safes BON BEN
0pdet anorbnete. S9iIer min Bloom nun
cibtlgeri4tlt9 %belangen.