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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-15
THE DIAMOND,

st. Louis May 14-st. Louis 6. Brooklyn
T.
Chicago. May 14-Chicago !. New York
Cincinnati. May 14.-Cincinnati 5. Balti-
more 3.
Louisville, May 14.-Louisville 4. Wash
ington e.
New York, May 1.-THE following ball
games scheduled for today were post
poned: National ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ton. at Cleveland; Pittsburgh Philadelphia,
at Pittsburg; Toledo-Grand Rapids, at To-
ledO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-15
ALTGELD'S YETOES.
Governor of Illinois Exercises His
PrerOgatiVe.

Springfield, ILL.,, May 14.-Governos
ANgeld today vetoed the Miller bill re-
quirfng corporations to procure the
consent of "a majority of property
owners in each block of a city before
gas mains, electric wires, street rail-
way tracks, etc, can be laid. The
governor also vetoed Crawfords bill to
prevent elevated or street railways
from crossing any grades and to pre-
vent parallel lines from consolidating.
The vetoes are wildly applauded.
Speaking of the bills as a. whole, the
governor gives as the reason for Veto
ing them as follows:
Because their effect would increase
THE riches of some men at the expense
of others by legislation; because they
would shackle a. great city L love
Chicago and am not willing to help
forge a chain which would bind her
hand and foot for all time to TIL
wheels of monopoly and leave them no
chance of scaping."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-15
FOOD FOR FISHES.

San Francisco, May 14.-Captain ]. W.
Morris viii start on a tour around the
world this afternoon in boat forty-five
feet in length. He will be accompanied
by his wife, two seamen and a. cabin boy.
From an architectural point of view the
boat is peculiar 1t is sharp at both ends
with eleven feet draught and is said to be
proof against capsizing in the toughest
weather. Captain Morris will sail from
here to Australia and from there to the
South African coast
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-15
NO SUCH THING.

Washington, May 14.-Senor Calvo.
the Costa Rican minister here, has
enterel a denial of the report from
Panama to the effect that his govern
ment has been giving assistance 20 the
revolutionists in Colon bia and has
entered INFO a secret alliance with
them. He says he has official infornla-
t1on from his government to show 1t
has been doing everything IN its power
to prevent any infringement of The
neutrality laws by the Colombian re-
fugees or others.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-15
SALTED THE NINE.
Eastern Tenderfeet Tell the Story
of Their Woes.

of Their Woes.
Riverside, Cal, May 1.-THE syndicate
of capitalists living in Haverhill, Mass,
who bought the Good Hope mine nearly a
year ago for S25O, 600, have come to the
conclusion that they have paid too much
for the property. They now desire the
courts to aid them in throwing off 100000
from the purchase price.
Hope has a considerable body of ore, but
they claim that when they bought the
property they were duped outrageously
by means of the old device of Sailing"
Ore that had been thus fixed, they say,
was run through the mill when the ex-
perts representing the syndicate made
their tests.
These allegations form the pith of the
answer which the defendants have filed
in suit brought to foreclose a mortgage
of 100000 which they gave when they
took the mine.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-15

New York. May 1z.-Ex-senator
Dwight NJ. Sabin. of Minnesota. left
early this morning for Boston. Mr..
6abia is practically out of politics
but nevertheless he takes a keen in
terest IN the affairs OF the day. Speak
ing of the case of Admiral Meade who
30 blunfly gave his reasons for re-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-15
THE HTBERNIAys

New York, May 1.-THE twenty-sixth
annual convention Of the Ancient Order
of Hibernians Board Of Erin) was opened
at noon today in Tam-nany hall. There
were present $50 delegates representing
Illinois. Montana, Nebraska. Colorado,
ONO, Iowa, Texas, Maryland West Ches-
ter. Kings and Queens counties. New
YORK and Pennsylvania After the an
pointment of committees on Credentials.
pres press reception and initiation. brief ras
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-15

letter all faded and gray,
And yellow with vanishing years.
I found in my den today,
All stained with traces of tears.
And out of the silence dream arose
That lowered through the gloom,
All misty and fieet-and nearly as sweet
AS the letters vague perfume.
And a memory came to me.
From the letter lying there.
OF a moon1it southern sea
And maid with auburn hair.
A memory misty and faint and dim
A dream Of a garden fair,
With its roses and rills and gold daffo-
dis,
And slim girl standing there.
And the breath of her gentle sight
Her tremulous hand so white
The pain of the fearful eyes
I know them again tonight.
And search in my heart in vain.
And never sign can see
Of memory there, one-half so fair.
AS the letter brought to me.
Town Topics.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-15
MEADE Is HUfFY.
Rear-AdmiraI Appears to BE in Love
with Miss NOtorfefY.

New York, May 14-In the interview
which has brought him under the dis
pleasure of the navy department, Rear
Admiral Mead said, in speaking Of the
hauling down OF the flag on the New
lXork, that it meant he was detached
frsm his squadron at his own request.
lie gave "a a reason for his retirement
that his ideas were not in accordance
with those of the. administration, and
the people at large were. Rather than he
connected with it. he preferred to resign
and sever all connection with the navy.
He said he was an American, union
man, and those were two things the adj
ministration could not stand. He said
the Kerschner case was only one of the
petty difficulties he had to deal with, and
accused Some one Of giving out inforna-
ton which was directly against all naval
regulations and which brought on the
present Kerschner court martial.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-15
IN THE LAWS CLUTCHES.
A Case Wherein "Love Laughed,
Bat Got Left.

Kansas City. May IA special to the
Journal from Oklahoma City says: Phil
H. Brady, scion of wealthy and prom
inent Atlanta, Ca, people, eIoped TODAY
with 19-year-old Nellie A. Stone, a niece
of Hon. E. w. Stone, a leading lawyer of
this city. The objective point OF the
overlook them at Emporia. and an officer
will be sent today to bring them hack.
The charge on which Brady was arrested
was obtaining money under false pre-
lenses, he being charged with obtaining
$3.50 on forced draft before he left Okla.
hoIna.
Brady came here to obtain a divorce
from girl he had married in Atlanta
some years ago, and against whom his
parents were very bitter. Since coming
here. Brady has cut wide swath in So
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-15
A QuICK RESPONSE.

who, asked the pastor, will under
take to raise this money for the church %
The converted counterfeiter rose in his
pew.
"lll raise it if somebody will pass it,
he said.
obviously that was all he could do
Detroit Tribune
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-15
FORCED LOAN BEGINS.

New York, May IA special to the
World from Colon. Colombia, says:
The collection of the forced loan has
begun Five leading citizens have been
commanded to loan to the government
$3.50 in the aggregate.
Among them IS Senior Ab1llo. the Pan
anna railroad freight agent. who must
lend S4O0
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-15
NEW TARIFF LAW.

Sfcnday, May Goth, Selected as the
Day for an Importsnt Argument.
Washington, May 1.-the supreme
court has set Monday, May 20. as the date
upon which it will hear arguments of
counsel in the case Of Burr and Fardwick
against the United States on appeal by the
government from the decision Of Judge
Wheeler, of the United States circuit
court, of the southern district court of
New York. Judge Wheeler in this case
held that the new tariff act went into eff
feet on August !, 1894, the cate fixed in
the bill, notwithstanding the fact the bill
was not signed by the president until
august Is
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-15
RoBBED THE GRAVE.

Kansas City, May 14-Warner H. Lewis,
a prominent citizen of Yates Center, Kan,
came to Kansas City today to have the
remains of his wife transferred from a
temporary grave to a lot in st. Mary's
cemetry. When the grave-diggers reached
been at work and that the grave had been
robbed 1t is thought medical students did
the job. The police are at work on the
case.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-15
CRACKED SAFES HERE.
Howard, Alias Martin, Captured in
Denver.

Denver.
Denver, May H. j. L. Howard, alias
Albert Martin, an escaped convict
from Huntsville. Texas, was captured
by Detective LOOMS today at the
post office, when he called for a reg
istered package. Howard, who was
serving a term for safe blowing and
burglary committed at Austin, Texas,
nearly beat guard to death when he
escaped.
During eight months of liberty, it IS
claimed that Howard and a compan-
ion, who aided him in his successful
escape, have cracked safes and COM
mitted burglaries at Salt Lake, Sc
attic, San Francisco and other cities in
the west.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-15

The government of Canada will guaran-
tee at least 20 cents per pound on all but
ter this is up TO certain standard and
all expenses of shipment to Great Brit
ain. Action like that on the part of our
government would make us dizzy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-15
Graves in the South.

Rockford, ILL.,, May 14.-Quarter-
master General ]. W. Burst of the G.
A. r. has just placed an order for TO-
600 flags to be used in decorating the
graves of the. union soldiers in the
south on Memorial day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-15
IT'S ONE DRAWBACK.

Mrs. Homer-Dear me, I must COM
mence housekeeping tomorrow, and I do
hate it.
Mr.. Homer-Why. how is that?
Mrs. Homer-It dirties everything up so.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-15
EVANS ISSUES A
FIERY ADDRESS.
Governor of South Carolina on
Dispensary and Regis
tration.
THINKS HIS RIGHTS INVADED
PEOPLE WILL MAINTAIN AND AS
sERT THEIR INDEPENDENCE

lie Concludes with the Assertion
That the Issue Is Between Black
and White and Urges Citizens to
See That White Men Shall Con-
troll the Constitutional Conven-
tiOn-"Under the White Mans !
Flag.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-15
NATIVE PRAISE.
In the village of Chicago
The critics all Salaam
Unto the great star actor
And say he is a ham.
WE'LL INTENDED.

She-'I hope you will call again" lie
Thanks, very much; but very seldom
come to town, you know" She-"Then
that's all the more reason why should
like to have you call.'-New York Herald.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-15
MCCULLOUGH ILL.

Washington. May 14.-Hugh McCulloch,
formerly secretary of the treasury, is SER
iously i'll at his country home Holly Hill,
in Prince George county, Maryland, some
miles outside Of Washington. His illness
is the result Of old age aggravated by
kidney troubles.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-15
SWEAT-sHOP CIGARS.

California Blue Label League Wag-
ing War Against Them.
San Francisco. May 1.-THE Caaifor-
mia State Blue Label league, which
embraces all of the cigar makers
unions in California, is making an
effort to induce an increase in the con-
sumption Of home made cigars to the
exclusion on the Pacific slope of sweat
house and tenement house cigars of
the east. The league has appointed a
committee of ten to inquire into the
causes leading to the decline in the
manufacture of cigars here and to de-
wise a remedy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-15
OUR MEETING.

We met-'twas in a crowd;
We ne'er may meet again:
My heart with grief is bowed
He stole my watch and chainI
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-15

Emperor William has accepted the
resignation of Freihen Won der Goetz, as
commander-in-chief of the German navy
Admiral Won Knorv succeeds him.
Earthquake shocks at Corfu.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-15
FATALLY sCALDEn.

Hutchinson, Kan, May 14-When the
Missouri Pacific mixed train came into
! IA 5;, twenty nlieS SCUM OF mere TO-DAY
fatally scalding Engineer Hodgson
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-15

Buckwheat should not be sowed until
the danger from frost is passed. 1t IS
er hand. it must not be sowed SO late that
the frost will nip it Nm the fall before i
natures. It should bot be sown, as
rule Ilst, until after the ordinary season for
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-15
OUTLOOK IS
GOOD FOR WORKERS.
Voluntary Raising of Wages by
Employees a Good
Omen.
OLD PLANTS RESUMING.
BUT FEW SERIOUS STRIKES ARE
LOOKED FOR.

Commissioners Wright Says That
More Than Ten Thousand Men in
the NeighborhOOd of PittsburG
Alone Have Received an Advance
During the Last Week-A Better
Feeling Generally Prevails.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-15
THE RING.
National Sporting Club on It's Dig
nffv. observation-disclosures

London, May 15.-The following is
the text of the reply sent by Match
maker Flemming, Of the National
Sporting club, to the dispatch Of Man
ager Brady:
Owing to the insulting remarks
made by Corbett and yourself respect
ing the National Sporting club, we de-
cline to entertain the proposition for a
contest between Corbett and Jackson"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-15
THE TUNEFUL LYRE.

Her dotted veil doth emphasize
The tender splendor of her eyes;
Its criss-cross meshes are snare,
The stoutest heart must needs beware
And safest he who swiftly flies
Her dotted veil.
A patch of plaster here and there
Did ladies of the court devise,
To make compilations still more fairi
But now my lady multiplieS
This fancy, and forsooth must wear
Her dotted veil.
And once her veil she pins and ties
The winds may madly veer and tear,
She steps a maiden debonair,
Without a thought without a care,
'Twixt her and fair or cloudy skies
Her dotted veil.
Yet alrs not said, for some declare
A mine of untold wealth there lies
In this extensive dotted snare;
For most the occulist doth prize
The thing that spells my dear sweet eyes,
Her dotted veil.
New York Sun.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-02
0i1enbahn~ 9aRrpRdne.

NbicaSO & 9iortDIpe ftcrus GiIenbabm. Stdet
Offices: 9tpS. 206-208 ~gIart=StraBe, al Der
DotIeo Inenue Station uuo ON Depot, Gfe g8eas,
uno &inatss9trnse.
Mbfabrt Nuflnff
Abendblatt., 1895-03-02
2lus oeru Countvrdtb.

Sn Der geitrigen @tBung bes cnuntprdt6>
li6en Plenarcomites purbe ser Gount0arz
6itett W}DreD tnitrutrt, genau Gle gu Der
&enntniB bes gpuntpratb8 ge6rahten Be-
fAperben iiber un3uGGngti3fsiten i'm
Gountpgebdube gu unterfu3en un0 bu8 3ez
iultat feiner 1nterfu9ung nit &oitenanz
f9ldgen fir Die Nbieuung Der Ielben Dem
@puntDratb gu unterbreiter. Seine Inter
iu9ungen folen ft4 namentli3 auf Die
fanitGren @~er6Gltnife, ben Sa9rtu6lbien5t
uno Die 8entilatiOn in benz @ebdu0e err
1treden.
Nuf ben Qtntrdg beg GommiIGrs l1nplt
tpurbe Die GrmG9tigung bes GuItpS 9a6nfe
tpel6er bis6er bas Ge9t bate, bic Gieferunr
gen fir bas. Griminalgeri6i8= unb bas
GountDge6Gube gu beftelen, auf 5aS GeBtert
@ebdube bef@rdnft. Son ben D;mfelben be-
tpiligten 1000 1o1en in Solge beKer
$4,000 fir ben 9ebrau9 be5 Guifo5 beS
Grtminalgeri9tsgebGubes BET Seite gefeBt
tperben.
Die b%efonnte, BON u. g. Srube Derfo6z
tene 5orOerung bes Or, 8lut6arbt fir St.
pert=0ienit tie i'm Brenbergo1tz Yro3eB gum
8etrage DDn $3.50 purbe on baS '%eoSuiti3z
comtte DerpieIen, tpel9es it9 oprau5it9tlif
fir bic 8e5abGung Der &e4nung erfldrer
tptrO.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-02
Beinabe um $500 beraubt.

Dem Yoli5iften 2oebeG bon Der 9arriIonz
@tr,=Statton bat Otto 8uenbDrf es gu Der
barten, DAB er geitern ntbt nm ieine gon6c
8oari9aft, ungefGbr 1854, erlei6tert
murOe. 8uenbOrf 1T Elm GrPreBfu6rmann
IS mar fir i'm 9eiern tpenig in Der Gtabi
gu t6un unb berbro6te er barum bieia
Gtunben in @4anttptrtN9uften Der Glori
Ctr. 8eim 8e3ablen feiner 3e4e 5OJ Ell
3ufdQig $500 in PapiergelO aus Der 1dE9e
Sbne tpetter barii6er na63ubenten, itefte CT
biefelben pieber 81 iiA unb befieg ieine1
@rpreBngen. 8alb lag er in fetemS6lafe
3pet Neger, tpel9e i'm felt Ginger Set
bepba9tet batten, famen nun heran, fi6r=
ten por1t9ttg bas pferb nit iammt Dem
@agen in cine Muep unb utadten ii4 bdnr
baran, bic SaI9en benz f9lufenben Gr=
preBmann gu burhfu9en. Sier6et lpur0er
tie aber BON Bolt5iit 2oebeI iiberrai6t unr
barauf BON bieiem periagt. 8uenDprf tpurbG
na9 Der Station gebra9t, tpo er Teiner
eigenen Stber6eit pegen Bis 6eute fritz
fe1tqebalten tpurbe.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-02

&rd6 pegen bic bret &rreg, a antpefenber
S9anbarm f3reibt mi auf unb ma9t gGei'
a gan3e &rtminolgf9i9t baraus unb rein
8aufmann 6a6en a paar 3~infttge 0dit
g'faBt unD fan nit eam ms Srete fpa3iern
gonga. Der 8irt6 tpoQt' mi 1ofort aus
fel'n, aber metne anbern @GIt fan ale quiz
q'ItdnD'n uno Ddren du furt, nern CT mir
10 l1nre9t t6udn bGtt', auf bic Wei5 ba6' /
tpeiter bebednt. NuBerbem 6ab' i meine
bret &riieg 3ablt unb beleioigt 6ab' / ben
&aufmonn crit, na4bem i9 beleioigt tporben
mar.
2i9ter: sic Iinb uG1o cine G~onntogsfelz
merlin unb ber6eirat6et2
Mngeflagte: u Observation-Disclosures fa9t man
unO / bin nur ba 5'6oben mo- Ii9 mas riibrt,
unter Der W09d m0Gf i net bebean, ouBer
i'm CONNER, mas that benin l1nieroars, Dos
mi t3ppd1unbert @G7t lei6t fert7 mtrb unb
i'm SpaB feline 3ebn Sinner Triiber austragen
bat?
SIN 3ub0rerraume be9eiIterten fi9 biele
olte 8urtDen fir Die paGere banofeite 0ebe
dlteren S6lages unb fDgar Elm 8rabo tpurbe
laut, als Die Strofe auf nun 5 Waarf ipegen
Der 9fubeit0rung l%autete, bic 8~eletbtgung unb
Sa9bei6dbtgung aber auBer 8etra9t ta@
men, bd Der 8aufmann@S tammga1t in fetnen
MuS1agen febr unif9er mar. Wttt Der gez
mphnten Y6rafe: 8'9iat Soft meine 0erren!
bald pieDer Die Gbr! entfernte 1iA Die Nnge>
fldote.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-02
Stdottihes.
6roBe Sanotransaftton.
IN Jeferion wer0en 400 Qder fir 100000
p~erfanft, - Baron perfes fol- Ole Rono
i'm Spiel hoben.

Die gr0Bte CONTAMINATION, tpel3e ie in
Gbtcdgo 1tattfanb, ntro in einiqen 3dQen in
Der Office Des 9ecprbers gum Nbf9[ub 9ez
bra3t perben, 9as betreffenbe 2anD If I'M
Sotpn Sefferi on belegen un0 5tpar 5DiI6et
Der 2atprence Npe. unb Montroie 8ouIe@
barb, nit Der @eitern Nbe. als Sfgren3e
unb tpeitlt9 Bis iiber bic &eb3ie Mbe. 6inous.
@s umfabt i'm @an3en 400 Mder unb purbe
fir $4,000 ober $500 ben Differ D~ertauft.
9tefe bis6er un6enubten QGnbereien mo-
rem @tgent6um Der @rben bDn s. WScQlGt=
ter in P6ilabelp6iu, 0eren 6ieiiger Q9ent D..
@. Wttd6eQ tpar. Der 8erfauf purbe IN
B6ilabelpbia obgef6Goifen. Die Nomen Der
&Gufer iino nibt b%efannt, bo9 1T es III
hobem @rdbe lpd6rf9etnli9, baB Elm SDn1
bttat, an beren SptBe 6err OerfeS itebt, Die
@igent6umsre9te erpprben bat. Die elefz
trif9e 8a6n al Qtncoln Nbe. berii6&t bas
Qanb unD cine anbere elettrif9e Balm bes
6errn Oertes, bieientge an Der Gl1ton Ioe.,
gebt nt6t melt an Der peftli9en @ren3e
bprbei. Gs 1T bemnd9 Iei6t sin3uIeben,
baB man nit benz 8lane umgebt, Das Qanb
in 8du7telen ous3ulegen; 400 Nder ergeben
gegen 1000 Gotten getp06nli9er 9r0Be unb
penn man biefelben nit 5000 oaS StId
oertonft, 70 fommt f9On Elm o~nitdnOiger
BrOftt babel berau8,
Gs mar i'm Sabre 1848, oGs 6, Mcz
NGiter, bumuls Elm ~tpoblba6enber Saul
mann in philadelphia, na6 GbtcugO fam
unb i'm @an5en $4,000 in bieitgem @runbz
eigent6um unlegte. Gr faufte unter 4nberem
200 Mder in Der @egenD Der 0arriTpntraBe
unb Genter Wbenue fir $4,000 1nb nab
ietnem 9Dbe perfauften feline @rben bas
2anb fiidipetIe fir i'm @an5en $4,000 600,
Die pbenermd6nten 400 Nder errarb er fir
einen 9Pottprets, neil Der bamali3e 8eitber
cine oarauf laftenbe 6ppotbet nt9t 6e3ahlen
tonnte. DIS er i'm Sabre 1874 ftar6, binterz
lieB er cine leBtpiuige 8erfiigung, ber3ufolge
eS isinen @r6en unteriugt purbe, bieie5
2onD ftiidneife gu perfuufen, Der pbenz
ertpG6nte Ngent W3it9eu be3a9Gte in Den
lebten Is Sabren Die Steuern uno ~terpaltete
baS 2anO, pel6es bur9 ben NfIeiOr non
Sefferfon gum @ertbe BON $4,000 etngez
16Gbt lit.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-02
unfau i'm Gkeater.

Sin f6perer Il NAL dbnli9 bemjeniz
gen, ipeI3er' tiir3li9 bas Boiener Gtabtz
tbeater betroffen, ereignete ii4 am 8. 5ebr,
ouf Der 8ii6ne bes 3tgaer Stabtz
Shelters, Man CAB @op6otles' Qntis
gone unO gum S9luffe DaS Sinale bes eriten
Nttes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unDouenbeterGper
n2preleD". 8eim Senfen bes IeBten 8rupz
penbilbes bra6, tpie bic n0iinaz3eitrng"
melbet, bur9 RetBen zines 0raptietl& Die
8riide iiber elmer @er1entung, in Die eine
Mn3abG Gboriiten binabtiir3te. SnfOlSe be9
rubiqen unb energif6en @tngreifens DeS
DIRECTORS Marteritei9 unb eintger @erren
bonn S6eatercDmite purben Die 0era69ez
f~tiiraten balb in St6erbeit ge6ra6t. 9ie
mei5ten nuren nit Dem S6red un6 me6r
ober minoer tarten 9autobi4iirfungen baz
pongefommen, cine febr i9mer3Rafte, fDenu
ont6 11ngefGbrli3e &Ontufion bate Ddgcgeo
Elm G6ori1t e~rlitten, pGbren0 Elm anDerer
GDorift etnen 8ru9 bes linfen nnteriGen=
fels babpngetrQqen bate unD nG0 Mn(egunQ
zines Not6ber6arbes ms &rantenbaus ge>
bra6t perben muBte. 9ieie 8erleBung ii
letber ni3t unbe0entlt3,
Abendblatt., 1895-03-02

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Der Mittbetlung BON Dem N6leben zines
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5eitige 8ertagung gu ebren, ia an maa4en
2a9en Bel Defenders ngroBen Sbieren,"
gar feline @ibung abbGlt, Elm foGder Sag
aber benz 8olte I9tperes @elb toitet, 10
lisgt ouf Der 9onb pie rIdmer5GiG" bo8
2anb etnen iol3en @erlu1t empfinDen mug.
Die gan5e &e9nung 1T aber balnit nod
Ini3t gema@t, Ser 8er1torbene, ioenn IT
in @af6ingtOn getOrben tit, muB AUDI nu9
fetner 9etmat6 3uriidgef3afft nerben unb
bas toftet ieoesmal Elm 9eibengelb. 9a 1T
ni3t nur Die 8efOrberung gu be3a6len,
BENIN bic iiberntmmt Der couldnte Uncle
Sam" ebenfa1s, fonbern es muB audi Dem
8er1tprbenen Elm @6rengelett mit9egeben
perDen, 81 benz flint Mann erforDerli9
1inb. Oa3u nimmt man bann in Der gfegeI
Nbgeorbnete, Die in Der Na9bar19aft pob=
men, fir bic ii9 bamtt niQfommene Sc
legen6ett btetet, auf gfegimentsuntoite item rem
S6rigen einen 8eiu9 ab3uitatten unO ne
a3t big bier5ebn Sage gu bummeIn. Stanz
baG0ie Ge9nungen 1inb fir bieie 8egr1b<
niBiprtbtouren f9on eingerei9t iporben,
9fe9nungen in 9Dbe bDn flint, iebsbunbert
Bis %5tpeitau1enb Dollars, pona9 ltnmaIIen
bon @ein unb 8ranntetpein perfneipt NOR
ben Iein muBten, Gigarren fiItenpeiIe gez
rau9t unb bic fetnIten 9elttdteKen per5e6rt
pOrben fetn muBten, 8eIonbers feline 8ez
grGbntfe NIT 2ei6enfeier i'm &apitol baben
benz 9an0e bo9 in bic Sau1enbs g%etoitet,
8ts CUR Nbf6offung bieies 1nfugs tit
es NOD nibt g%etDmmen, aber Manber1p i'm
bat ieBt i'm Senat ben @orf6lag gemaAt,
penigitens Die 9ebG9tntBreben ab5ul9afz
fen unb 10 benz 8o1fe bod ni9t me6r Die
3ett, tpenn au9 bos @eIb gu itebltT. Sin
be1onberer Nusf4uB foG bariiber beratben,
o6 es ni4t 3tpedOienli3 iei, 2pbre0en aui
einen beritorbenen 8oQegen an etnen cez
~meinfamen Nusf9uB beiDer 6GuTer gu berz
tOeifen unb biefen fir beren @bbrud i'm
rGongrefitpnol Recorb" Iorgen gu IaITen,
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gdngen, un6 70 tpirb po6l I'M "a, Gongreb
Elm IGherlt4er unb toftlPieltger 3Opf abgez
f6afft perben,
Grit ge7tern finb i'm Genat pteber 3e6n
8ebd9tniBreben ouf Die Nbgeorbnetsn
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t%porOen, trOBOem Die 3eit fdon 1opstt Dor=
geriidt lit, baB taum NOD bic n~ot6psnbig=
item @ef9Gfte erlebigt nsrben tDnnen,