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Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-01-12
CoXey win Not Be Heard

Washington, Jan. 81. S. Coxey will
not be heard by the senate committee on
finance in advocacy of his good roads and
bonds bills. Chairman Voorhees, so de-
| clared to Coxey after the adjournment
| of the committee today
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-01-12
CALirORNIA IN FOR non WORN.
Senatorial and Guhcrna torial Contest in
the Legislature.

Sacramento. Jan, G.-The California
sta ate legislature meets tomorrow and
the session promises to be d peculiarly
interesting one The election of q United
States senator and the proposed contest
over the goVernOrship are matters that
will demand Immediate attention. For
the senatorShip, George A. Perkins, the
present incumbent and NJ. II. De Young
proprietor Of the San Francisco Chron-
icle. are the ones most prominently
mentioned, and as the legislature is
largely republican, Of course q rcpub-
lican viii he elected.
The republican state committee will
ask the legislature to pass . bill at the
beginning OF the session resi- aiming the
speaker Of the house from canyassing
the vote for governor on the ground
that Governor-elect Budd vas elected
by fraud Governor Markham has sig
nfied his intention Of turning he office
over to I3HCll.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-01-12
8 40 D. ~. senate adjourned.
OF GREAT ADyA>TAGE TO CUBA.
Commercial Negotiations with spain

| lOEniltefclai SS90tid10nS " ltH Fs1hi
May Change the Sugar Trade.
Washington Jan. S.-As Indicated IN
! an Associated Press cablegram from
Madrid negotiations between the state
/ department and the government OF
| Spain looking to the restoration of the
=! tariff on American products entering
| Cuba and Porto Rico has almost
reached q satisfactory conclusion. Some
minor details remain to be adjusted,
but little difficulty is expected in secur-
ing their settlement. It appears that
in conceding to the United States ben
ehts on the minimum tariff. Spain has
also secured q substantial advantage.
| Her West Indian colonies ordinarily
supply the United States with about Is
per cent Of the sugar imported into the
country. The other great sugar inn
porting countries have q direct or in
| direct bounty on sugar Thus their
sugar is liable TO u duty OF one-tenth
of a cent per pound over and above the
20 per cent duty imposed on Cuban
sugar and in consequence the Cuban
planters practically receive a portion
equal to the discriminating duty paid
by European sugars and it is believed
will thus be able to control the market
of the gfea test sugar consuming coun-
try on the globe
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-01-12
Panic at Dc1aoO Bay,

Lorenzo Marquee, Delagoa Bay, Jan,
S-There was a panic here last evening
owing to the MahaZulis and Sinlaslas
people attacking the loyal Matollas and
advancing on the town. Armed troops
are now accommodating in the vicinity OF
Lorenzo Marquee.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1895-01-12

The village Of Orlu Pyrennese, has been
partially overwhelmed by an avalanche,
which destroyed many houses. The bodies
Of Is persons have been recovered from tns
ruins.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-23
Standing OF the Clubs.
Howeils Did Not Accept the Bribe.

l found that there were stations which
were considered particularly desirable by
fruiterers, and that the chief OF these was
In front of the old United States court
house. A fruiterer out Of place whose fam
lily visited for the charities tried even to
corrupt me and promised me that IL i
would get him this stendio (thcy Italian
ize stand to that effect, just rs they
translate "bar" into barra and so on) he
would give me something outright. "E
poi ci sara sempro In manoia (And then
there will always be the drink money!" I
lost an occasion to lecture him upon the
duties OF the citizen, but l am not ready
speaker Tribulations Of Cheerful
Giver," by w. ID. Howells In Century.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-23
NEW ENGLAND BRIEFS.

little boy was killed by train at
West Lynn, Mass.
James Drury, aged 49, Of Gilbertville,
Mass, fell from bridge in Orange and
was probably fatally injured.
The case of Preston Baker, the Charlie
mont (Mass) miller, for bribery, was
settled by payment Of $500 fine.
A large attendance honored the unvcil-
ing Of the portrait Of Medford's Mass. J
first mayor, General S. G. Lawrence, at
Medford
At Pittsfeld, Mass, Patrick Kirby was
placed on trial for manslaughter in caus-
ing the death OF James Fitzgerald year
ago last January.
Rev. ID. f. Eddy Of Brooklyn, who was
seized with n severe sickness while preach
ing at Cottage City, Mass, Sunday is
again able to be about.
The torpedo boat Cushing left Newport,
r. l., for Fishers island, where the New
York naval reserve officers will board her
for torpedo instruction.
Thomas Hill, head farmer at ST. Paul's
school, Concord N. H., died from the
effects Of injuries accidentally received in
q collision while bicycling recently.
The will Of Stephen J. Young of Port
land, Me-, leaves his residence and an an
puity OF $1,000 to his wife, and his entire
estate In trust, to terminate Mt Mrs
Youna's death.
The Second Rhode Island volunteers
and battery A Veteran association held
their annual reunion and banquet in
Woonsocket. John g. Mckay was chosen
president
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-23
WHEELER POUNDED.
His Delivery Knocked
Higher Than a Kite.
MANY HOME RUNS MADE.
Meakin Was in Fine Form Other
Games Yesterday.

Pawtucket played all around Bangor
yesterday both at the bat and in the field
and won very easily. Home runs were
made by Barton, Waldron, Daley, Lang
and Hannivan, and the rest OF the boys
did some good stick work. The visitors
got 21 hits with total Of 43. Wheeler
was In the box for the home team and
was anything but effective, while Meakin
held the Bangors down to seven hits.
The game was never in doubt, as the
visitors started Of with four runs IN the
first. Deadly misjudged several fly balls,
and the features OF the game were phe-
nomenal catches by Barton, Hannivan
and Waldron and stops by Daley, Moore
and Haywood. Deadly was presented
with q watch charm when he first came
to bat. The Pawtucket team Is at Au-
gusta today and after the game in that
city tomorrow will start for home, play
ing two games with the Brocktons here
Thursday for one admission. The score:
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-23

A new motor is In process Of construc-
ton at Van Cortlandt for railway usc
which, 1t Is believed, will present novel
and valuable advantages over all other
varieties now known. W. Seward Webb.
vice president Of the New York Central
railroad, is the patron Of the work, which
is carried on for him by the inventor. Mr..
Pfawi of this city. Great secrecy has been
maintained, as the inventor does not wish
that any knowledge of his theories or their
application should be generally distributed.
Already two trials Of the motor have
been made, and In both Instances tho rc.
suits were Of the most encouraging sort
The motor depends upon electricity for Its
power, but some new methods are en-
ployed In its generation and application. -
Now York Herald.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-23
may not until they get the benefit OF the
Live Locals

sewer.
Live Locals.
The Red Men met in their wigwam last
evening.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Sacred
Heart parish met last evening.
A pleasing entertainment was given by
Cercle jacques Cartier last evening.
Tickets are selling well for the Sacred
Heart Christian Doctrine excursion next
Saturday.
The funeral of Margaret Kems took
place from her late residence on Walnut
street this morning.
The New England Electrolytic Co. has
purchased the property occupied by the
K. A. Butler tannery.
William Williamson of Pawtucket and
Sarah A. O'Connor of this city have filed
their intentions Of marriage at the city
clerks office.
Tomorrow evening a special meeting OF
the veteran firemen will be held when the
invitation from the veteran hremen Of
Nashua, N. H., to attend a muster in that
city August will be acted upon.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-23
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Ordinary Bill Of Fare in
Court Today.
WHERE WAS THE SOLICITOR?
Some improvements Needed in the
Street Car Service-Notes.

1t was comm onplace and not specially
attractive bill OF fare that was offered in
the Justice Court today. One drunk with
trimmings and one plain drunk, each OF
the usual $2 and costs variety, were served
up as usual, but the dish OF larceny, set
down for consideration this morning, had
to be further postponed as the solicitor
failed to put In an appearance. The city
form of government brings many un-
doubted blessings in its train, and fur
nishes some u2questionable luxuries for
the delectation of the taxpayers. An i'm
ported solicitor is doubtless a necessary
concomitant of the way OF ooing things
but residence OF such an official in far OF
Warren, instead Of here at home, has Its
inconveniences at times and this morning
was one OF the times. A native solicitor
does not always give lighting opinions"
as q Municipality not q thousand miles
from Central Falls has moro than once
found out to it's cost, but then one can al
most always tell "where he Is at," at least
so far as mere physical location is con-
cerned. The larceny case went over, of
necessity, till tomorrow, when doubtless
the thousand dollar law onicer will appear
and perhaps earn part oft.
Better Service Wanted.
The management OF the local street cars
as well as OF the Interstate lines, are re-
spectfuliy urged to consider the propriety
as well as the feasibility OF indicating on
the cars themselves their several destina-
tions more plainly than Is done at present,
and particularly requested not to let the
matter drop with consideration only. To-
day three women were assisted on the
cars between Pawtucket and this city on
Broad street, and two women and child
on North Main street, all OF whom had
taken wrong cars through pardonabie
Misunderstanding. A little attention TO
the matter OF detail and the display OF
an assortment OF readily decipherable
signs, 30 that he or she who runs, and 10
In great hurry, may read, Will do away
with the confusion and good deal OF
bother and tribulation. A Lonsdaie ave-
nue. car with John street plaster Is not
cocksure certainty to woman who hesi-
tstes, and woman who hesitates ID lost
sometimes.
The Filtration Plant.
The work Of constructing the sewer
filter beds at Dexter and Crossman streets
will not be commenced this summer. The
geo 900 sewer In Dexter street, therefore,
will be useless to the aputting taxpayers
for another year, and the evils and incon-
veniences of cistern drainage will have TO
be endured several months more. Mean
time the City Council has ordered the as.
sessment Of q sewer tax on the abuttipg
estates which the owners may pay and
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-23
Drumming Up Divorce Clients.

A new law reducing the length Of resi-
denoe necessary In order to get divorce
20 seven months has just gone into force
In Yankton, 8. d. 10 Is related that many
attorneys Of that city have recently been
visited by hustling young man from the
cast, who proposes TO furnish them with
divorce clients for liberal percentage. He
intends to make close canvass In the
cast, extolling the attractions and conven-
iences Of Yankton and It's divorce accom-
modations and drumming for clients.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-23

The argument Ia advanced that woman
has q moral and natural right TO wear
breechcs because, owing 20 difference In
the formation Of the knee cap, the articles
don't bag In that region 30 much or 80
Soon as when worn by man. This reason
Ia equally good ~ going to show that n
man ought 10 wear pcttiooats. York
Sun.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-23
From Baseball TO Law.

Among the successful candidates at the
examinations for admission TO the bar IN
this county the results of which are Just
announced to the general term Of the su-
prone court 10 John Montgosc cry Ward,
OF captain Of tho New York baseball team.
It is 10 be hoped that Mr.. Ward will prove
~ successful In his new profession as he
was In his former one New York Tele.
1rnm
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-23

six more players out OF the crowd present
The reporters evidently got the best of
the bargain for they won IL to~ 3. No
admission was charged, therefore there
was crowd OF about 100 present.
National League.
ST. LOUIS, July 22.-Seldom in its his
tory has Boston won so entirely easy a
game as that which 1t took from the st.
Louis Browns. The entire nine innings
were played as if the teams were afflicted
with somnambulism.
St. Louis .......... .. o 0 %
Earned runs - Boston, 3; ST. Louis, /.
Base hits-Boston, IL: st. Louis, 2. Errors
st. Louis, z. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Camel !;
Breitenstein and Miller.
At Cleveland:
Gleseland Sr :;......" 992 29sd "a
Base hits - Cleveland, l2; Washington, Is.
Errors - Cleveland, 2. Batteries - Cuppy,
Young and Zimmer Stockdale and Mcclure.
At Cincinnati:
New York. 8 / / % 3 0 30
Earned runs-Cincinnat, z; New York. 8.
Base hits - Cincinnati, 10; New York, .
ErTors - CINCINNATI ~ new forK, q. bSb.
teries-Foreman, Rhines and Vaughn; Rusie
and Wilson.
At Chicago:
Brooklyn. l o 2Ol l. o
Chicago o............ 0 o o l. 8
Earned runs-Brooklyn,S 8; Chicago, I. Base
hits-Brooklyn, IL: Chicago, 8. Errors-Brook-
lyn, 4: Chicago, s. Batteries-Lucid and Grim
Hutchison, Thornton and Donahue.
At Louisville:
Philadelphia. l 0 2 2 2 OILS
Louisville. .......... o 2 o o o o. 9
Earned runs-Philadelphia 5: Louisville, 2.
Base hits - Philadelphia, 10: Louisville, IL.
Observation-Disclosures, 2: Louisville, g. Bat
teries-Taylor. Clements and Grady: McDer-
mott, McCreery, Zahner and Warner.
At Pittsburg:
b Baltimore. e......,...i 9020 0oS6 9-i22
Earned runs-Baltimore. L. Base hits-Balti-
more, l5; Pittsburg, 8. Errors-Baltimore, 2;
Pittsburg, 8. Batteriss-Espsr and Robinson
Hawley, Wright and Merritt
Pn,,;mnrs PPttsburs ..'..''.'". aSd oSSG %
Earned runs - Pittsburg 2; Baltimore, 4.
Base hits-Pittsburg. Is: Baltimore, 10. Er-
rors-Pittsburg, 2; Baltimore, g. Batteries
Gardner and Sugden; Hemming Clarkson and
Clarke.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-23

IAN Office without power, says Lord
Rosebery, lis q purgatory, II not a hell"
Many American politicians will not agrce
with Roscbcry In this An Office with
good salary attached 10 heaven, regardless
Of power. Kansas City journal.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-23
BANGOR.

Earned runs, Pawtucket IL. Bangor 2.
Home runs, 8. Three.base hits, s. Twobase
hits, l. Struck out, by Meakin, 2, by Wheeler.
2. Double plays, Daley, Lang and Davis;
Hannivan land Davis. Umpire Connolly.
Time III 45m. Attendance COO
Other Games.
New England League-Fall River IL,
Portland z; New Bedford IA, Lewiston 5;
Augusta 4, Brockton 1.
Eastern League-Providence z, Buffalo
o; Wilkesbarre 8, Rochester 2; Springfield
o, Toronto 4; Syracuse 4, Scranton 2.
A Great Game.
The newspaper reporters were to have
played the West Side Business Men Of
Central Falls game of base ball on the
Dexter street grounds yesterday after.
noon, but when the time for the game ar
rived there were only three scribes In
sight. They wanted to play anyway so
the business men allowed them to pick
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-23
Received No lnherltancs.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 23.-Lord Sholto
Douglass denies that his wife has received
news of an inheritance Of 100000 from
the estate Of her father, James Mooney, n
Canadian tailor. As matter of fact, her
father is working for Q sewing machine
company here Lady Douglass has received
from her father.in.law present of money.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-27
BON chem Orfatt

bon 8eifal auf ben Sipfel Der Bopulorttat %getra9en, bat
fb So%ftetter's WtagenbitterS cine oominlrenbe Stelung
srruueen, melbe es selegeutli1 gu elmer belen unO 9ldH'
seuben 3ielf9eibe far 8etrager 9enIabt bat, pelbe bas
8ublifum bur9 uab9ema6te Mii6unsen inter Der benz
66ten @rtifel ~dbnlidben W3asfe al bef1pinbeln iu1en.
9ieIe 0o1abmuugen iiub meiiteus iebr unreine lpfole
gitters ober Spuics unb es gebt ibnen extraordinarily
bic mebi5iniiGe SeiItraft ob. ~tan bite itp Dor benlel-
ben unb perItaffe iib bas d9te 9itters, Elm ~tpirflibes
Setlmittel ge9en Malaria, 8beumotismus, Nterenleiben,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Nerpeulelben, 8erftopfung nno
@auenletben. ueberaa empfeben berporragenoe aer3te
bas QroBe Stdrfuu9smittel, iptppbl tpe9eu ieiner beliefs
ben Gigenibaften ols aud feiuer &einbeit. SretmaI
tdolid eiu Meinglos bon tuirb balo elm in uuorbnung
e~erathenes uuo 9ei6pd9tes Gpitem t~raftiseu MHb wie=
Der in OrbHung brtngeH,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-27
i frau Katharind Sirren. !

Mtt Srau &atbartna 8trren ift0onnerftd
cine unIerer dlteiten Nniieblerinnen aus Dem
2e6en gei9ieben. 5rau 8irreu, geb. Saber,
tpurbe i'm Sabre 1922 in 8auf9letoen, Ser
Spgtbum 2uremburg, geboren unb perbetz
rdtbete fi9 i'm Sabre 1916 nit 9enrD 8trz
rem, nit benz lie nod in bemfelben Sabre
mad Mmerifu austpanberte. sic lieBen ft6
SuerIt in Buffalo, q. g., nieOer unb famen
3pet Sabre fpdter na9 @6icago, mo- tie an
Der @de bon @6icago Npe. unb Dearborn
Mbe., bamals rgtep Buffalo" g%enannt, ibr
9eim auff9Iugen. SIN Sabre 1856 ber5oz
gen iie mad ibrer jebigen 8Obnun9, go. 122
Gugenie Str, pel3e @egenb bamals faft
gan3 unbebaut mar. 9ret Sabre ipGter err
Dffnete 6err 8irren elm 2si9snbeitatterz@ Sc
i3dft, bas erite auf Der Norofeite. Srarl
8irren mar bic Mutter BON feds SDbne1
unb bier SDdtern, BON benen bierSDbne unO
bret SD9ter tie iiberleben. Qqe nobnen our
3eit nit ibren betreffenben Samilien ouf
Der Norbfeite. 9ur6 lire perf0nli9e Qtez
ben8piirbigteit unD ibre unbef 3rdnfteWoblz
tbdttgfeit gegen Die Mrmen bate Die Ser
itorbene iib etnen groBen SreunOe5treis err
norber. Oas 8egrGbniB fdnb @amitag
frii6 UNI balb 9 l1br bonn 3rauer6uufe, gto.
122 @ugenie Ctr, na6 Dem 8onifactusz
5riebbOfe itatt, Sn Der Ct. Mti9aelstir9e
tpurbe cine Heltqutenmeffe celebrirt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-27
Der m6roer perbaftet.
Charles Goodman, meI6er Gtos. 6rapes crs
ido6, in Siderbeit.

@inen ausgeaei9netenSang ma6tenMpnz
tag &benb Die f%arbigen Detectives Sones,
Heib, Nnberfon unb Mrtis. @s gclang i6nen
ndmli6, ben Sarbtgen gu perb1ften, Der in
Der Na4t bon @onnabenb gum Soantug i'm
9auie go. 1900 State StraBe hea 5ar5iz
gen Gbarles @rdbes bur9 einen Neoolpe>z
i4uB tObtli9 Derpunbete. Ser MDrber
: benin @rapes erlag I'M 2aufe bes geft1i=
gen Sages feiner @ertpunbung - purbe in
elmer 8irtbf3aft an Der @de Der @eit u.
unb 2oomiszS traBe, po er als Yorter be-
i4dftigt mar, feftgenommen. gr CAB feinen
Namen dls @barles Goodman an utb leugz
nete anfdngs, ettpas bon Der S9isBerei az
nifIen; als er iebD9 BON &tttD 0ailD, benz
Srauen3immer, NIT benz @rabes 3uiommenz
eelebt bate unb Die au9 Die urfa9e gu benz
STREET anif9en 9rabes unb Goodman gez
neien mar, ibentifcirt tpprben mar, legte sr
Elm unumtpunbenes 8eitGnbniB ab. @ppbz
man 1T felt etnigen Monaten in .Gbitago
unb ftammt aus 81. 2ouis.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-27
balb toot e~eiteiniet.
perbGnani6pones Rencontre oes 2lrbeiters
Clinton SeRmann NIT elmer Rotte Stroll

perbdnani6poles Rencontre oes 0rbeiters
Clinton Sehn,ann NIT elmer Rotte Stroll
den.
2ebensgefG6rli9e @erlebungen trug Mittz
mod Na9mittag Der 80 Sabre ate Mrbetter
Mnton 2ebu1ann, 3601 2aurea GtraBe
%pobnbaft, in einem 3encontre nit elmer
Mn3abl Strol9en banon.
Mtttpo9gfa9mittag fam Elm tptlbfrember
Mann in Q%e6mann's 8obnung unb nDnte
BON 2ebmann cine 8le9tanne Sum 8ier>
bolen bergen. 2ebmann ertldrte, baB er
feline &anne babe, iporauf Der 6rembe ft9
mad Der Sbiir gu tpa1bte, i'm felben Mueenz
Bid iebo9 ben ueber3ieber 9%ebmenn's BON
Der @anb RIB unb nit benz el6en bic Slu9t
ergriff. 2ebmdnn folgte benz Diebe auf cen
Serien nod unb bate benfel6en bereits err
faBt, o1s cine 8anbe BON Strpl9en, bic an
Der nd6iten StraBenede ftanb, anfing, nit
Steinen mad Qebmann gu perfen. BON
einem biefer Steine tpurbe 2ebmcnn 70 unz
glidli6 getrOffen, baB er blutiberirOmt
5ufammenbra9, pdbrenb bic Strol6e fi9
flii9teten. 2ebmann nurbe na9 ieiner
@Obnung sebra9t, no Elm berbeigerufener
&r3t %contatirte, baB 2ebmann eilen G9Gz
belbru9 baOongetragen bate uno fein 3uz
ftanb lebensgefGbrli9 1T.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-27
Gin G%ntiprunsener.
Die poIi3ei in South Chicago erDif9t elmer
6IiidtItra aus Ohio.

@onntdg M6enb bemerfte 9oli3iit S6oz
mas FlDnn in South Gbica9D, tpte Elm in
elmer &neipe fiBenber I9mierig unb abgeriIz
fen ausie6enOer &erl cine f4tpere golbene
11br 5pg, INN nd6 Der 3ett gu feben. Slbnn
fam Die Sd3e berod9tig por unb er beoba9z
tete ben Strol9 cine 3eitGang, big berfelbe
gum @rftdunen bes 8eamten aus Der anbez
rem Meftentai6e ebenfaqs cine golbene ubr
5og. Sarauf6tn na6m Slpnn ben mebrfu<
den 1tbrenbeftber Dbne Wetteres nit unO
braGte i'm mad Der 8oli5etitation, mo Der
@erbaftete iib 6enrb Blair n%annte, iebo4
iebe tpeitere Musfunft berpetgerte.
Die beiDen u6ren purben ndtiirlih borz
Idufig bef9lagndbmt, bod tonnte Elm Gtgenz
t6iimer fir biefelben nod nt6t ermittelt
rerben. @eItern @ormtttag Tdtlbte &az
pitGn cSSenfins ben ge6eimniBppQen Mr=
r%eitanten na3 Der @entra&zS Station III Der
9offnung, baB elmer Der Oeteftioes ben
@trol9 fernen niirbe. 9ieie5 ipdr iebo9
ni9t Der SAL unD Der 9efangene ipurbe
nun na9 Der 9arrif onitraBsnz Station in
bas eSbentificationsbureau ge6ra9t, I'M
bort gemeffen gu perben. Sci Der @orz
na6me biefer Wefungen 3eigte es ii9, baB
ouf benz re9ten Mrm bes @efangenen bic
8u9ftaben s.. g. eintdttptpirt paren.
Sofort purbe Blair in elm &reu8berb0r
9enpmmen unb geftanb bann, na3bem er
o~nfangs bic unmDgli9ite @eI9i9te .ersGblt
bate, Elm, baB er George S9rid beige unb
Dor me6reren @o9en in Soitorid, g., aus
benz @efdngntB entfprungen fet. neber ben
Grperb Der beiben ubren bertpeigerte er iez
bod iegli9e Mustunft. @r tpurbe borG6ufie
nieoer mad South Gbicago gebra9t, nm
bort gu bleiben, Bis Elm 8eamter aus So
ftoriu bier eintrtfft, I'M i'm ~ab3uboGen. @uz
Berbem bofft Die 8plt5et audi nod @9rid
nit me6reren tiir5li9 in South Gbtcago per=
iibten @inbrii9eh in 8%erbinbung bringen gu
f0nnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-27
Sn einer $treidb0l'er= gabrik
Derurfadt Elm Seuer cine panif
mlehrere 11aoden perwnnoet.

@amita9 8ormittae fam in Der Sabrif Del
Square Mat9 COMPANY, go, "a Bef
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