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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-12

that was what he wanted ID accomplish,
even IL Re had 10 nalign half OF his own
people. for whom he was acting as pub
lie servant
Il is not Mr.. B4yari's business to march
up and down the British isles proclaiming
that Grover Cleveland is the only real
man n the United States. He carries no
authorization 10 tell the British people
that a great economic policy which he
happens 20 disapprove IS breeding cor
ruption and demoraiizing the entire IA
ton. He is sent abroad 20 speak wen OF
his country. and not TO abuse it He should
show for his employers respect and not
contempt Men may differ as TO policies
OF government, but IL is not the duty of
foreign minister TO use these differences
as a means for assailing half OF his coun-
try-men and lowering the nation In the
eyes OF the world. II Mr.. Bayard doesn't
know all this he should be told 1t, and per-
haps the American congress can irnpart
the information as effectively as any
other body or person. The economic pol
icy. with all its attending horrors. which
Mr.. Bayard attacks has again been APP
proved by the American people. Under
such circumstances he may well hesitate
about ever returning TO a country con-
fronted with such gloomy future. Should
he desire to remain among the congenial
free trade spirits with whom he has been
exchanging compliments for the past two
years. there will probably be no objections
offered, but for the next year he should
be cautioned to act as United States am
bassador. and not as an un-American pro-
moter OF the Democratic party.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-12

Grand Army men are talking OF putting
up a monument to George +. Root. This
would be splendid tribute to the MEM
DRY OF the popular song writer. and there
is no one who more willingly than the Old
soldier would contribute little some
thing to perpetuate the name of the man
who wrote those inspiring songs, Rally
Round the Flag. Boys" and Tramp.
Tramp. Tramp. the Boys are Marching"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-12
SOUTH cAnouxA's CONSTITUTION

South Carolina has new constitution.
The adoption e tas instrument by tae
convention which framed a made 81 the
organic law % ;he state. \ mlsapprehen-
sion has quite universally existed as 20 the
necessity o. a popular ratification. the be-
lief having been commonly hel8 that the
new constitution VAS 70 - submitted -
the people. u traasp5res. however. that
this was mistaken ttca. Senator TIL
man and his friea3s. who have been nun
mag things ia Souia Carolina for some
years past. naturally feared opposition 20
his Acknowledgement scheme. ana il was
consequently provided that the eonven-
tion's action should Oe faal and The con-
sutauon 81 forca when e had received the
adoption % thag body.
Male tAs eeavsauea vas e@l.S4 H!sa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-12

Following South Cardinals attempt to
make lynching unpopular, Gov. Atkinson,
OF Georgia. has sent a message TO the leg
islature recommending investigations into
every lynching and gleater authority to
hold officers TO their duty in protecting
prisoners. Mob violence" says the gov
ernor, does not aid in suppressing law
lessness, but increases 1t. One mob be-
gets another"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-12
rarift reform has. directly and inalrectly,

Tariff reform has, directly and indirectly.
worked some marvellous changes, ana
among them all there is none more striking
than the conversion of ''Objector" Holman
into a Washington City claim attorney.
For a quarter OF century he fought every
jobbing bill that was introduced. Now, ne
cessity has compelled him TO hang out his
single in Washington City and make a
special bid for the business Of prosecuting
Indian claims
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-12

Il VIII not surprise people II Mr.. Cleve-
land should make a long tour abroad after
he goes ont Of office. There Is nothing IN
tbs country he cares to see. He has run
FOR president three times and been elected
twice. and Yet has never been west OF the
Missouri river.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-12

There is no doubt quite a thorough re-
vision viii be proposed for our immigra-
ton laws, with a view Of making it still
more difficult FOR undesirable persons TO
enter this country, and to this end It looks
rs though special attention win be given
to nlltcracy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-12

The animosity Of the sultan toward Said
Pasha is said TO have been due 10 stories
which Said Pasha put in circulation to the
effect that the sultan was Of unsound mind.
The pasha fed to the British embassy for
safety, but the sultan wants him TO come
back. the last months tribulat!ons having
convinced him, probably. that Said was
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-12

Don Dickinson Is now trying to explain
how he. a supposed close friend of the
president. told some Washington City cor
respondents few weeks ago that the mes
sage would express in an unmistakable
manner the profound sympathy felt by The
people OF the United States for the Cuban
patriots in their struggle for liberty.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-12

The Southern newspapers are pretty
generally regulating the speeches OF TIL
man and Evans az Atlanta. not only be-
cause they were especially inappropriate
al the exposition after so much good feel
ing had been shown. but also because they
were untrue to the real Southern senti-
ment
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LEXICON. Russell. Of Massachusetts. win

Ex-Gov. Russell, OF Massachusetts, will
be the orator at the next convocat!on of
the Chicago university. January l. His
subject will be "Indivdualism in Govern
ment-va Plea for Liberty" The governor
ought to understand that this liberty bust
mess is being overworked. The Northwest
especially has shown that It doesn't care
for such talks at least Senator Hill thinks
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-12

number of free silver bills have been
introduced and the only harm that can
come from them is that they will star. the
silver men talking. and talking, with our
revenues IN their present condition. IS gust
what the country DOESN'T want.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-12

People are beginning 70 ask where Sec
rotary CarIisle's annual report to congress
Is. Ha seems 20 be in the same condition
as 10 that communication as he IS in man
aging his naances-oehlnd.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-12

President Cleveland in his message men
toned the drain upon our gold. but Il Is
not probable II occurred 70 him that a
good part Of so 90 OF It viii be taken By
Paderewski for 100 piano recltals.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-12
A GUARANTEE.

The Post-Tnteiligencer hereby ruaran-
tees its advertisers A bona fide paid circu-
Iation. Daily. Weekly and Sunday, double
that Of airy other newspaper published IN
the state OF Washington. Advertising
contracts VIII he made subject 10 THIS
ntaa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-12

About the oaly effect OF the prayers for
Col Ingersol by the Cleveland Christian
Endeavorsrs thus far noticeable is consld-
cradle free advertising for both parties.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-12

Thus FAR there has not been word o,
criticism in any part OF the country
passed upon the appointment OF Rufus W.
peckham 70 the supreme court
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-12

The Democrat who once sad that his
party fights best when fiat on its hack
VIII "a svatltied az seeing /; now in the
very pink Of condition.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-12
REWARD.

A reward OF $40 Will be paid for informa-
fion leading 10 the arrest and conviction
of any one stealing copies OF the Post
iHiellgencer delivered 10 subscribers
fsruue houf the city.
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II evil service refornleE had been elect-
81 mayor 81 Boston. ire present Office
holders IN that ct.y might have had some
s-sAs Aosss VI beng retained, but lie
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-12

Mr. Bayard says he viii not resign. but
the original Barrett resolution did not con-
template his resignation.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-12

choice OF josiah Quincy brings UP 20 them
nothing but visions Of axes. blocks and
headsmen
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-12

Mr.. Barrett. OF Massachusetts, has N
measure. refuted the assertion that this
was 20 be a do-nothing congress.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-12

They sag TIE present Is the youngest
booking congress in American history. Su.
y IS 70 - hoped that +; sat the freshest.
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The Fruit Growers, Convention.

Mr.. Cleveland is a great SUCCESSES .
fisherman and duck hunter
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TTVOLI THEATER-Charles Pearson.
Prop. Nose Goldsmith. Mgr. Washing
ton s., between Second and Third
Week OF Monday, Dec. 3. FIRST appear
ance Of Klein & Sons Transatlantic
Novelty Co First appearance OF LOr-
rasne and Howell, character eccentr.cs.
First appearance Of Jo-Jo and Grip.
First appearance OF Ucarco and Minnie
Tcar1o. Ten other stars. Nose Cold
smiths laughable comedy. entitled The
Two Dand.es." Curtain rises at s.15 p.
e. Admission 1sc. Reserved seats -.
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The Bottom Of Ia, Sea-

Under the direction OF Mr. George p.
Webster. See the laying OF the Great
East Indian Gable. See the great fight
with the giant octopus al the Bottom Of
the Sea. and many other startling scenes
Regular prices-I0c. 29c, 40c and 50c Tele-
phone Pike 5.
Cordray's Auditorium-Friday Deem
Der e. How Japan Was Ena blei 10 Con-
quer China" Lecture by Hon. Willard
Tfuotson, ex-Uuited States consul to Ia
pan Illustrated By magnificent Lime
Light Views Admission Sc. Reserved
seats 5ac. Seats on sale at theager box
Office Wednesday, December 18th. Tele-
phone Pike 5.
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CORDRAY'S THEATER.
y JOHN F. CoRDRAY. Manager.
w 81 RUSSELL. Resident Manager

Week commencing Monday. December 9.
Last week OF the favorite Bacon stock
Company. Splendid production Of the su-
peru scenic drama.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PRICES-First floor, 81; last four rows,
75c. Balcony, first four rows, Use; last
seven rows. soc. Gallery. 25c and 35c.
Seats on sale at theater box Office Friday,
December Is, at s:45 a. m.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-25
Gattenmoro.
Jobn Garrte unter Ser Q~nfIaoe,
feline frau um9ebraht gu
hdben.
Die mutter tpolte oen Sohn pertbeiot9en uno
muroc nit eincm SdbeI nieoerechauen.

5rau Mnnte Garrtg erlag 9ienIt Na3t
ben @erlebungen, tpel9e tbr damn, Sobn
garrig, t6r MDntag Morgen bei6ra9te. Ser
6es 9attenmoroes &ngetlagte beftnoet ii9
in 9aft.
Montag Morgen, atpif9en 1 unO 2 n9r,
fam garrig in betruntenem 3uftanbe in
feline i'm 6aule No. $50 MapfraBe gelegene
Mobnung. @r fanb 5einen tleinen bier
Sabre alien Nboptioiobn f9lafenb i'm 8ette.
Srgerr6 ettpas erregte Ieinen Corn; er ritz
telte ben Sungen aus benz S6lafe uno be-
fail ibm, auf5ulteben. Oas 8inb fam benz
8efebl ntht RAID genug na3, @arrig ergriff
etren Stod unb i9lug un%barm6er3tg auf
ben Rleinen los, Bis feline Srau bin5utum
un6 fi6 3pi19en i'm unb ben &naben mari.
0as ma9te ben Mann ra1enb. Ser feline
Sunge er3dblts, 6aB fem 8apa bic Moma
auf ben 8Dben getporfen u1o fe nit ben
SiiBen in ben Qeib getreten babe. Damn
bate er einen alien SGbel BON Der @anb
genommen u1b ibr bamit ems auf ben 8opf
gegeben, baB bas 81ut ipriBte.
6ruu S. Walfb, pel9e il6er ben @arri5'5
pobnt, 1agt, Der 8leine lei Morgens Inn 2
ubr tpeinenb gu i6r binaufgefommen unb
Bate ibr er5Gblt, bqB Der @uter feline Mutter
unb Jpn gebauen babe. Srau 8alf6 begab
ii9 II Die Wobnung Der gdrrigs uno fano
Die Srau nit elmer flaffenben Wunoe i'm
&opfe bepuBtlos am 8oben liegeno. Sic
legte lie auf Elm 8ett, nabbem fe lift ben
&ppf nit einem 6anbtu9 nerbunben battle,
unb nubm ba.n ben Sungen nit ft9 in ibre
etgens Wobnung. @arrig bate ii4 o6ne
ietne &lei6ung ab3ulegen, dufs 8ett ge<
porfen unb lpar eingeI9lafen.
DIS er Montag Mittug erpn4te, tpar feiz
ne 5rnu nod ~6eIinnungslos. I'm 2 16r bsrz
lieB er bas 6aus, na9bem er $500, 4pelbe
feline 5rau unter benz Seppi9 perftedt bate,
nu9 langem Su9en ~gefunben unb an it9
genommen bate. sSSebt ert tpagte Srau
@al16 fib pieoer in bic @arrigf9e @Obz
nung. Sic fa1b Die urme Srau in entiebz
li6em 3uftunoe unb alarmirte bus gauge
9uus; Elm Nr5t purbe berbeigebolt, bod es
mar i4on gu fpdt, bic l1ngliidli6e mar 10
5uderi9tet, baB an Rettung ni9t gu oenten
mar. SIN Der Na9t Der tarb tie.
Garrig 1T Elm b~efdnnter pplitifer in Der
10. @arb; er peigert ii4, iiber Die Sadie
gu reben. Mpntag Nbenb um 10 19r fam
er in bas 6aus unb ertunbtgte It1 beilGufig
mad Dem 8efinben 1et1er Srau. Gin anz
lpeienoer &eporter fdgte Tim, tbr 3uftanb
let fein i3limmer, unb berlieB bas 6aus nit
Dem 8enrerten, er tpoae Mebi5in 6olen. sSSn
Wirfli9teit aber beItelte er einen patrolz
pagen uab 5 Minuten ipdter mar garrig
Elm 8efangener.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-25
Dertbetotete ihre Redte.
Gin JtaIiener perliert ieine 9rau Inn Spiel,
fe fhGdet ieood oie 6epiuuer NIT
Qrthieben in Ole 6ludt.

2outs Sonno, Mngelp sel6o uno SSSp6n
Gorio bate Mtttpo9 Mberb an Der gde Der
Desplaines< unb @mingitraBe Elm &e1=
contre nit elmer in ibrer Sire gefrGntten
Srau, bas tie iobalO ni9t Dergeffen biirften.
4m Mitttpo9 bor abt Sagen baaarbirten
Sonno, Selbo, @or1o uno Nntonio 9oro in
Der @aribaloi%6due an Der Gde Der @pin9=
unb Oesplainesit rabe, unb tranfen natiir=
li9 au6 tii9tig pdbreno Oes Spielens, 10
oaB lie i9lteBli9 ale mebr ober minber be-
3e3t Daren. Qm betrunfenStea mar Soro,
Der ieinen Merger Oariiber, baB er berlor,
beru~nter3uIpilei per1u9te. Sem 8e6 perz
folgte i'm ieOo@ trob aGer feiner 8ez
miibungen, iobaB i9lieBli9 feline 8aarz
l6aft eri90pft mar, %tporauf er ben @or=
i9laa ma9te, UNI feline Satin gu ipielen.
0ie Naberen gingen auf 0teIen 8or59lag
Elm unb bas Spiel purbe tpieber auf9enomz
men nit benz &efultat, bab Sorp feline sSrau
perlor un0 fhb berpfli9tete, fe na6
8erlauf bon 8 Sdgen an ben gliidli6en Sc
tptnner aus5uliefern. Getreu ieiaem Wort
mar Soro Meittpo9 Nbenb mtt Ieiner abz
nungslofen Satin in Der @aribaloiz6 qle,
UNI lie gu iiberliefern. Spnro, sseGbo unb
0pllu YullltI uuW DeTetlS DDrt QuT t9rert
9etpianlt It.
&aum bate iebo6 Srau @oro BON Dem
9anbel gebort, als ie cine an ben @9anfz
tti9 lebnen0e Ngt ergriff unb nit berielben
auf tbren Satten uro befen Jrernbe einz
ordng, nnb ebe ft9 6ieIe beien
beriebn batten, tpuren Sonno, sFeIbp
uno Gorio bertpunbet. sSelbo unb
@orio fdmen nit u~abebeutenDen Ser
lebungen bapon, mGbrenb Sonao elm @tiid
ieiner unterlippe etnbiBte. 0ur6 ben
Yarn ipuroen me5rere poli3iften berbeiqs=
lodt, bic 5onno, Sel6p unb Gorfo berbdfz
teten uno na9 Der MarneaI INTERPRETATION
bra9ten, pdDre1o Soro unb feline Satin
it9 nod re9t5eitig fli9teten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-25
starfe Seute.

3ettpetlig tpirb bic @elt bur9 bas Quf@
treten %1ogenannter araftmeni9en, Die eins
dni9einenb iibernatiirli9e &raft BADEN, in
@rItaunen gefeBt. WG6renb bie1e unter
Nuturp6dnomen, tpel6e felten gu finben
Iinb, ge8G6lt perben miifen, 9ie6t IS gum
@egenfaB Saufenbe bon Srauen unb Wdn@
nern, beren &rdfte nett unter Dem algez
meinen @erbdltniB iteben in 6olge brn
&ranfbeit ober einem blutarmen 3uitanbe
bes &Drpers.
9err Martin gamma in Oel g1orte, Gol.,
1Gretbt nnter Mnberem iber bic tpunperbdre
Wirfung bon SDrni's Mlpentrduters Gluiz
beleber BEL ieiner Srau, bic lange frdtttelte,
Sic lit nun tpieber fart gepprOen unD fam
bic Nrbeit bon 5tpei Berfpnen perri6tel1.
@ir tbeilen na9folgenb Ieinen 8rief nit:
n9el Norte, @ol,, ben rs. Sept. 1895.
8ertber 5err Or, Sabrnep! 3pei Sabre
finb nun perfloKen, felt mir Sbre lpertbe
Mebi5in i'm 6auIe baden. Dor bielef Belt
mar metne Srau tmmer leibenb uno brfterte
fortpdbrenb, o6ne 9ilfe gu finben. Gle
batte Elm langpieriges M~aeenleiben unb
fonnte audi Die INSTRUMENTATION SpeiIen
nibt b~ertragen. Sn Solge befen tpurbs iie
f9ma9 unD abqe5ebrt, unb mar total dn=
fd6ig, Die let9teite 9ausarbeit gu berle9en.
sic bate CUR felben 3ett beftige 8iiden<
i6mer5en, unb mir g~laubten, iie Gube Elm
Nierenleiben. S9on na9 8erbrau9 Der
5petten SlaI9e BON Sornt's Mpenfrduter@
8lutbeleber 5eigte fe cine mertlt6e Belle
rung, tpel9e ftetig fortf4ritt. sic nabm
in MGem feds eroBe Slaf9en bes Slut
belebers Elm unb fiiblte nun pie neugeopren
SSbr @ppetit febrte 5uriid, fte fiebt gut uus
unb 1T pieber 10 frGftig, baB lie Mrbeit
fir 5tpei 8erionen tbun tann. Nae uniers
Na96arn, tpel6e fe foben, als fe franz mar,
unb pel9e fe nun ieben, ertGdren, baB Der
Nlpenfr6uter= 8lutbeleber Elm Munber rpA=
bra9te, unb t9 unb meine Srau itintmeG
biefer SbatIa3e bel, S6r u, m. Martin
6anud."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-25
Jm Raude erittdt.
Gin fonft unbeoentenoer Brand an DER maI<
lace Str foroert elm nlenf1enIeben
gum Opfer.

eSSn Der 6tnter benz 0au1e go. 1928 Wal>
lacezGtraBe gelegenen S9eune, in pel9er
Der Gigent6iimer bes 6au1e pdtrid Con-
bob Petroleum dufbeipo6rte, bra9 Oienitag
Na9mittag gegen 4 l1br Elm Seuer aus,
bas 5t1 auf bas gerabe ,bDr Der SGeune
itebenbe bretitDdige 60l3erne 6interge6dltbe
ausbebnte, troBbem aber teinen b~ebeutcnben
G@aben peruriabte, ieoO@ Elm Menf4enz
leben foftete,
Na9bem nGmli9 bds Teuer gel0f9t NOR
ben unb Die Observation-Disclosures ipieber
in ibre 9uartiere 5uriidgefabren tDarsn,
fam Der Mu1ifer Muguft Straube, bet i'm
britten 5todtperf neutrality-suspicious. !po6nt.
nab 0au1e unb frug, als er fab, baB es in
Feiner @obnung gebrannt, nod ebe er bcs
6aus betrat, na9 feiner Satin. Ssiner
Der onberein 6au5bepobner fonnte S9 entz
1innen, sSrau Straube, eine IS Sabre alte
Matrone, ge1eben gu baben, unb BON bDien
M6nunqen qetrieben. elite nun Strau6e,
beqleitet BON etnem Na9bar Natnens 5reh.
Obdman, Die Sreppen binauf nad feiner
@o6nung unb faro 5u fetnem GntIebea
feline 2ebensgefd9rtin I'M Wobn3immer toot
auf Dem 9opba liegenD. I1em Nl19ein
naA mar Iie Bel Dem 8erfu9e, ii4 gu retten,
BON ben biden &au6tpolten, bic fi9 i'm Sou
bur6 oas qan5s @ebdube Derbreitet 6atten,
ii6ermannt norben unb beipuBtlDs auF bos
Gop6a qeTunfen, ND Tie bann erfttdte. Ser
66mer3 Gtraube's iiber ben id6eu Sob
feiner 2ebensgefdbrtin ipottet ieber 8ez
fhreibunq.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-25
Selbftn1oro.

Sonntag @ormittag gegen II u6r tpurbe
BON benz Poli5iten @bprt bon Der Wef
@btcogo @ne. epoli5eifation, Der Ii6 Ieinen
Weg gemoltfam bur6 bas S~enffer in bic
Nobnun9 geo. 321 %. Gbtcago 4pe. ba6nen
muBte, out etnem Bette lie9enb, nit burbz
! 9ofener @tirn, bic 2ei9e BON Nelg &.
S0renf On a%ufgefunben. 0a neben Der Qei6e
ein entleerter &eDoloer lag, bic Sbiir arYq
:3tmmer peri4lofen unb perrie9elt MAJ unb
1t9 IN benz Naum $25 baares @elb, Medfel
uno gantbii9er i'm Wertbe bon me6reren
Saufeno Dollars befanben, 10 lift es apeifeJs
log, oaB @orenion, Der 80 Sabre ait. Elm
9ane uno unberbeiratbet mar, NIT ~eige1er
oano etnsm Od1etn Elm Gnbe ma6te. Oie
anberen 9ausbenobner nplen Nofhts a,n;
9en Il uno II nbr ben &naI zines @&nSz
les gehort 9aben. Die 2ei&e bes @eriforSp.
men tpuros mad Mit4eu's Moraue qe5tbafft
uI1o Der eoroner bena9ri6tigt, Der 6eute ben
iblt9en Snqueit abbalten tDirb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-25
SUDDEN Sen Goo in oen melIen.
Gin GeIeerapbiit mo feline 6eliebte ipriueen
IN oen See. Sic ~ertrtuft, ct miro
eerettet.

9an. Gurran unb &atie Saft aug gb:@
cago na6n1en Boomerang Na3mittag i'm
9oufe No. 400 &iberS Ctr. in Mtltpalfee W}orz
pbium in Observation-Disclosures Mbiidt tln.
9ann gingen ffe an cine einIame @tels
am Seeufer rnb fprangen ms Na1er.
@pdter nurben bic 2ebensmitben Le!puBtz
los i'm @anbe liegenb a%ufgefunben dn6 in
bas emergency 5Dfpttal gebra4t, tpo 8ote
balb barauf ftarb. Gurran fam pieosc au
{t9 unb 1T iebt auBer 2~ebensgefa9r. 9or
brei @o6en berlor gurran feline Ste1e dls
Selegrdpbiit BEL elmer Sirmd I'M 9auFc
Go. % Monroe ctr. @r ging na9 Dill
tpaufee unb &atie, feline 9eliebte, nit ibm.
Oa es ibm bort ni9t gelang, 8ef9dfttelng
gu finben, 10 permutbet man, baB ou5 padr
aus @erameiflung ben Sob fu3te.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-25
5peimaI pom BAUD aoerpdlttet.

Die in 81 @pringz9traBe pobnenbe 5rau
Morris Mnberfon entging inner9ulb IL
Stunben 2 N1al nit fnapper NotD Dem Gr=
I~tiGungstobe. Oas 6aus 81 Spring1Str.,
psl9es Sames Srail gebDrt, niro bon 5ebn
SalniIien bepobnt. Mittpo@ Qbenb gegen
8 ubr lag Sruu Nnberion i9lufenb in
i6rem SefIel i'm Barlor. glOBli3 erfDadte
tie unb ~per1piirte einen branoigen @eru3.
Sic perfu9te 1i9 aufouri9ten, fiel aber be-
puBtlos auf ben Sefel 5uriid. Sic err
munnte ii9 inbe1en nod einmal uno gelan9
es t6r ins ~NebenBimmer binein3uiparfen.
0ort fanb tie bas ben beiBeu Sfen um=
gebenbe 9ol5aperf unb ben Subbooen in
Slammen. 9ieIe tparen oor einem Bel benz
9aufe Dprbeipaifirenben 8ma6en geiehen uno
Die Seuerpebr bend9ri9tigt lporoen. 8ebor
bieTs eintraf butten Nabbarn Srau Qnz
oerion in bereits benuBtloie m gu tanoe
fortgei9afft, Ser S9uben, ben bas Telrer
anri6tete, mar nur gering. 9onz
neritag fritz gegen 3 16r brad
pieber il Der &ii9s Der 4lberfon'z
l9en 8obnung Seuer aus, Sci bsm
0eriu9e, bas Teuer gu lDf9en, purbe 5rau
Nnber1on tpteoer bonn Rau9 iiberpGltigt
uno muBte gum 2. Male betpuBtlos BON
g1a9barn fortgeT9afft perben, Oie1es Deal
na6men Die WieberbelebungsberTu9e lange
3ett in Qnipru9 unb i9pebt tie ieBt nod
in 2ebensgefabr.