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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-03-14
GOOD MANNERS AND MORALS.
Roth Characterize the Naval and Mill.
tary Society Life Of the Capital.

Roth Characterize the Naval and Mill.
tary Society Life Of the Capital.
There are two phases of social life at
the national capital about which peo-
pie in civil life know little or nothing.
These are the army social life at the
barracks, Fort Meyer and the naval
circle at the navy yard, says the Wash
ington Post In many respects they
are similar, inasmuch as they consti-
tute little worlds apart from the gen.
crnl society of Washington. The life
is free from the struggling jealousies
and heart-burnings which characterize
the outside world. There is simplic-
ity of life. sociability and refinement
which makes an army or naval station
peculiarly attractive. The hospitality
is unbounded, people are expected to
live within their means, they know ex-
actly what they are going to get, and
they gauge their expenditures accord
ingly. It is more like large family
than social circle. The bonds which
bind army and naval men to each other
are among the strongest. There is al
ways feeling Of comradeship among
them all which does not obtain In civil
life. The high standards of character,
courtesy and duty required officially
has it's effect upon social life.
Men cannot live beyond their pay,
beat their creditors or slander brother
officers without being brought to book
and held to account. The code of man
ners and morals, therefore, is higher
than it is in most social life and among
commercial people. There are always
a lot of friendly and informal little en-
| tertainments, in which people are
thrown together in a charming way,
free from the conventional buckram of
the grand functions of society. To
young girls the life is particularly at
tractive and charming. They have the
society and attention of well-bred and
well-educated young fellows, who are
always at their service and never fail
to do everything in their power to con-
| tribute to their pleasure. The married
| couples have pretty, tasteful establish
ments, with all the modern comforts
and conveniences and without the fear
] of burglars, tramps, book agents and
thieving servants. The relations among
the families are kindly and neighborly,
and in times of sickness and sorrow
sympathy and assistance are prompt.
OF course, there is some friction at
times over the assignment to quarters,
or when some officer attempts to make
himself disagreeable, or when some
woman attempts to command the gar
rison and lay down the law to other
officers wives, or talk too much about
other peoples affairs. Offenders Of
this kind are generally promptly sat
upo:l. and no arrogance or pernicious
gossip is tolerated. The routine Of
duty If the officers is not very hard
and ,cs not monopolize all their time.
The have enough leisure for social life
and time to be polite. There is none OF
the hurry and scur-y, the anxiety and
worry of civil life. AS rule the off,
GERS prefer duty with their regiments
and batteries to so-called soft details
in the departments. They leave that
sort of ambition to those who pull for
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-03-14
A Sharp Trick.

An amusing thing occurred while
was at Yokohama, says recently re-
turned traveller. An official notice of
the government had been published in
the Japanese newspapers saying that
all Chinese who desired to depart must
do so by certain date, or else remain
until the war was over. Thcreupon,
All Shing, big clothing dealer of 10
Water street, called all the Chinese to-
gcther, and they all agreed to go. They
got their goods to the dock, and finally
aboard steamer, with themselves, and
the steamer pulled out. At the last
minute it was found that the wealthy
merchant had held his goods and
slipped back to the city. He at once
resumed business, having got rid OF all
opposition merchants, and is now roll
ing in riches because of the great busi-
ness he is doing.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-03-14
A eRoKEN HEART.

A little china figure
On little bracket sat,
His little feet were always crossed.
He wore little hat.
And ev'ry morning, fair or foul.
In shine or shadows dim,
A pretty little housemaid came
And softly busted him.
She took him up so gently,
And with such charming air
His china soul was melted quite.
And loved her to despair.
All day he sat and thought Of her,
Until the twilight came,
And In his china dreams at night
He breathed her little name.
One Jay. whilst being busted,
In his Joy he trembled 80,
To feel her little fingers. that,
Alas. she let him go.
In vain she tried to grab him back.
Fate willed It they should part;
He fell against the fender edge
And broke his little heart.
She gathered up his fragments,
Ana she told q little lie,
Expounding TO her mistress how
The cat had made him die.
And on the following morning. when
The shutters back she thrust,
She spoke his little epitaph:
There's one thing less to dust"
r. $. Hichens. in Pail Mall Magazine
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-03-14
A CLUB FOR JiLTED MEN.
Members Pledged to wage Loveles1
War ON the Fair See.

Members Pledged to wage = Loveless
War ON the Fair See.
accepted an invitation the other day
to dine with friend at club that he
assured me was unlike, in some re-
spects, any other club in the world,
says New York correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Enquirer. We went to
Twenty-ninth street and entered
building that was not materially diff
fercnt in appearance from Thousand
other houses in town that are used a.
residences by the well to do. The
menu cards and the servants buttons
were marked by q neat monogram Of
the letters ~. c." My companion set
tied himself in an easy chair, and pro-
ceeded to explain.
''This club" he said, "owes existence
to the whim Of very rich man who has
hardly turned thirty years. He was en-
gagged. The lady was wealthy, well
connected and moved in the same social
circles that he did. He was rich
enough to satisfy any reasonable wom-
an. Moreover, his character was be-
yond reproach.
perhaps he was little cold in his
wooing. I don't know. He did not
know what defeat meant. Perhaps he
unconsciously took it for granted that
any woman must find him all sufficient,
and that it would be unnecessary, even
unbecoming, to ply the ordinary lovers
arts that are generally believed to be
SO fetching with the fair sex. At all
events, the young lady one day gave
him to plainly understand that he
wouldn't do. She returned his pres
ents-I don't suppose he had ever writ
ten her love letter, so she couldn't re-
turn any burning literature-and told
him to apply elsewhere for wife. Con-
| siderably stunned, he could only ex-
claim: "Jilted! jilted!" He bought this
house at first simply with the idea Of
living in it, but one day he chanced
across friend who had had q similar
experience with the fair sex, and, after
comparing notes, they decided to live
together to pursue the same line Of
campaign in society; that is, to
make themselves as interesting as
possible. to women, but never on any
provocation to marry. Before long
they heard of another acquaintance
whose engagement had been broken by
the lady, and they took him in. So,
little by little, the affair has grown to
its present proportions, q small, but Sc
| lect and contented club"
Sand the initials ]. G. mean, the"
| "Jilted club, exactly. Every member
must have been Tilted, and every MEM
Der is supposed to enter society freely
and play for hearts-to take them, but
| never to surrender his own, In the
event Of his getting entangled and en-
tering upon new engagement his
| membership lapses at once"
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-03-14
A RUSSIAN SLED.
How . Cake of Ice Is Made to Servo In
That Capacity.

How . Cake Of Ice Is Made to Servo In
That Capacity.
Riding down hill on cake Of Ice
would not seem to us very amusing,
except, perhaps, to the spectators, who
might enjoy it as sort of frozen tub
race. As a matter Of fact. though, a
cake of ice in the hands of Russian
boy will make very good and rapid
sled. He saws out block that is long
er than it is thick, and about high
enough for comfortable seat. Then
he scoops out hollow like saddle q
little back of the middle of the upper
surface, and upholsters it with straw
or rags. It is then ready for its first
trip down hill, and If the rider is skill
full he will make very good time on it.
But carrying it back to the top Of the
incline would he too hard work for
even Russian boy, and pushing it up
hill would be about as bad. A clever
lad once thought Of better way, and
oil other boys have copied him ever
since. He found q good rye straw, and
began Blowing through it at the front
of the blocx with the end OF the straw
close 20 TIC ice Soon he had little
hole in the block, as neatly drilled as
steel Cool could have done it. In the
course OF an hour and half he had
driven q hole slantwise thu ough the
ice, coming out at the top just in front
Of the saddle. A stout string passed
through the hole and knotted COM
pleted his sled, which could then be
drawn up hill almost as easily as the
hast cra star that ovov xvoc vroIa - /.
boy Is careful OF his ice sled-and he Is
apt to be careful, for considerable work
Is necessary to make one-it will last
all winter. Imagine him freezing on .
new set Of runners when the old ones
have worn out!-Harper's Young Peo.
pie.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-03-14
A Valued Russi.n onacial.

Count Woronzoff Dachkoff, the Rus.
sian court minister, who is one of the
most important officials In the state,
was one of those chief friends Of the
late czar and the only surviving one.
At the new cars earnest request he
was to remain in Office until the cor
onation took place to regulate the
ceremonial Of that great event. Be-
sides regulating the court ceremonial
he has the management OF the cars
private property, which brings in rev.
enue Of ten million dollars yearly.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-03-14
10 Utilise CuIrn.

Nearly hundred schemes have bcen
devised for utilizing culm, tho name
given to the fine dust or refuse OF coal
that Is shipped from tho mines. Many
Of these schemes have proved nsc:ess.
It j. now suggested that electrical
power plants be estsblisiied .. ali c,.Al
mines where culm accnmulstes and
that It be used - fuel for sancTsting
power, which could then be convey :.
BY wire to neighboriu9 cities.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-03-14
Origin OF Csmlet.

Camlet was first made in England
daring the reign OF Elizabeth. It was
so called not, as some suppose, from
its being made OF camel's hair, but
from the River Csmlet, In Montgomery
shire. on which the first factory wss
located
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-03-14

Nothing can SO peculiarly crafty
the noble dispositions of human NO.
ture as for one man to see another so
much himself as to sigh his griefs
and groan his pains. to sing his Joys.
and do and feel everything by sym
pathy and secret inexpressible com
munications.-Sout
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-03-14

Rye is believed TO be one sS
the most modern OF grains; II wus
not known to the Egyptians;no sueisut
nation has . name for il before the
days Of the Roman. empire
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1895-03-14

-ceylon has 5000 square miles. or
sbout the combined area Of vcrmnnA.
New HampShire and Messaehusetts.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-12
Don 8auernfdneern eerupft.
Qbenteuer zines ,Repereno" aus Kanias
City.

Reb. 90. s.. 8d1eb, Elm. grau9aariaer,
ebrtpiirbig duslebenber neutrality-suspicious.
aus Santos Gttn, &c.,, fiel 5reitag Ntorgen
8auernfdnsern in bic ,5dnbe unb tpar, ebe
er es ii4 perfab, $50 losgepDrben.
Wte 8aaep benz lieutenant 8onfielb in
Der 9arrifpnz@ trabenzS Station er5dbite,
mar er um s l16r geitern Morgen aus 1eiz
ner !0eirnatb auf Der 0ur9reife mad Sod
port, %. g., bier eingetroffen unb bate bann
bef9loHen, fi9 bic @arten5tabt etnas ar3uz
ieben. Mn Der @iib&GlarfzS trabe bGtte CT
bic 8etannti9aft zines iungen Manne5 eez
ma9t, Der angebli6 au9 einSrember aetpefen
fet utb mad einem Hetauront geIu9t b6tte.
@r 5Gtte, bd AUDI er bungrig gepelen fei,
ft9 benz iungen Wanne an9ef4loffen uno
nd9 ldngem &reu3= unb Querlaufen AGtten
ie enbli9 Elm 2ofaG ~9efunben, bas oein jun
gen Wann gu pa1en fbien. Sn benz 2ofal
bGtten ite einen Wann getroffen, per Ooz
mino gefptelt babe. Ser neue Jreullb beg
Acknowledgements 1ebte itb fofort sulr
9omtnpfpiel bin unb gepann i'm 9allbumz
breben 500. 9d bic SADIE fo einfa9 unh
Der .@etpinn 10 fi9er f9ien, betbeil;gte fi)
Der Geberenb aud an benz Spiel, mubte iez
bod gu feinem 2eibtpefen bic @rfa5rung
MAIDEN, baB er ni9t gepinnen fonnte, fpnz
bern etpa $50 los nurbe. Nun muros. es
ibm tlar, baB er 8auernfdngern in bic
6dnbe gefallen iet, unb er ipanbte li9 1pe
fort an bic Poliaei nm 5iilfe, Dem 9e!ectip
8urns 9elang es aud auf @runb Der BON
8alep ~gegebenen 8ef9reibung, has 2pfuI
lpieber gu finben unb 5par an Der gde Der
Is. nnb State@5 traBe. %tporauf 9aftbefe6ls
fir ben S4anfpGrter unb 5tpei po6lb.z
fannie @auner, Die in 0eroabt fteAers, ben
&eberenb serupft au baden, ertpirft ipurben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-12

@rprGfibent Sen a m in 0arz
+ D II bat nod ppr Ieiner &iidte6r BON I.eip
Oprf na9 S~nbiandpolis in feinem Snoiana4
potter 2eib6latte ySournal" IN offiai1{et
WeiIe ben 8prIiber bes republitdntf6sn gtd4
tiDnalcpmttes, 6errn Garter, berb angeQrtTz
fen peqen bes neuGi9en 6reifilbergef6luase5;
Garter foGIe enttpeber ben Munb bdlttn. ober
er 1pQe' bic 8oriiberitele niberlegen; Die neu=
lid eeduBerten @arter'i9en Si1berz
I 6ntnbeIeien Itiinben i'm 19rofflten
@iberfpru9e m Der cine abrl;he
nub perniinftige 9pppelpdbrung, ni9t uber
tDQen Sil6erf9 tpinbel %perlqngenben + p :
bGitanif9en Nationa1pdtt<
o m; tpenn maj geabnt bGtte, bab Garter
nit 8e5ug auf bic Silberfrage nt9t nit ies
ner 8ldttfprm ii%bereinfttmme, 10 lDGre er
ni9t gum .8orftbenben bes Hationalcomites
aeipd6lt tporben. Die 81. 9. @taats5eiz
tung lit iiber bteIes 8pr9eben Sen 0ar=
riIon's bod ~erfreut; tie meint:
v0ie Sbatfd9e, baB 6arrifon feline grGz
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nit elmer 8erpfli9=
tunq fir cine 9utgelbzplante perbinDet, Ee<
tra9ten mir fir Elm gutes Nn5ei9sn. ESert
6urriIon lit fem bef9rGntter Mdnn; unn
penn er ben ginbrud getppnnen bat, D1B nur
eine @utgelbzYartei 1iegen fam, 10 ipiro CT
ienen Ginbrud ni6t aus Der 2uft geI9OpFt
baben. gs 1T alfp bic grnartung gerebts
fertiqt, boB mir in Der nddten NatipnaI=
camPugne cine 9utselbzgurtei baben per=
ben, unb bas tit Die 9auptfd4e."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-12
An Trantn geri6ttt.
Don Dr.. 6artman, prdiibent oes
Wunodrstliden Rotets in
Columbus, d.

Sn einem tiirali9en 8prtrage IN Sralen
l9loB Or. 9artman feline 8emerfungen lin
8efentli4en tpie folgt: Niemanb tpeib beifer,
tpte Or. 9artman, miebiel bic Srauen DON
ben ibrem 8ef9ledte eigentbiimliden 8ranfz
beiten 3u letben baden. @ebulbi1, bpffz
nungspoG, nit Miibe unb Hotb uno oft in
ftummer &eitgnation friten fe idbrein iabr=
aus cine elenbe @riitenS. &ein Wdrtnrer.
bon benz Die 0ibter melben, ober 9elbin i'm
3duber Der &omantit madden einen tli5renz
beren 4ppeG an bds menf9li9e Mfitgefibl.
ais bic nit ben Sorgen fir cine Samilie be-
laftete Srau. tpel9e fi6 bemiibt, auBerbem
nod Die Sait zines euGlenoen pei6liden 2eiz
oens gu tragen. Or. 9artman's M;tgsfah1ll
fir oerartige Jrauen 1T gren5enlps unb
feline 8ereitpiQisfeit gu belfen, nur our9
feline &rGfte begrenSt. @r piirbe alien
fpl3en Srapen fagen: S9reiben Sic linn,
inbem sic INN cine genaue iprefGltige 8es
f9reibung Sbrer @pmptome geben nnb er
ipirb Sbnen prompt ratben, mas gu tbun lit
unb ptrb Die @orre1ppnbena nit Shnen
fortIeben, bis Sic ge6eilt Iinb. @r pirh iebe
gin5elbeit Der 8ebanblung briefli9 1nge6en,
obne 8ere9nung. Die BON ibm berf9riez
Ueuell A[dHcteH IuItlel SR Nv Del clIClt
beten @pOtbefe MAIDEN lafen. Seine Grau
foqte biefe @elegenbeit b%eridumen, nm !oeis
lung gu e%rldngen. Sebe perbeirai6ete Gran
ioGte Elm @remplar bon benz rWpm1n's
9dnb 8opt &c @uibe to 0ealt9T BADEN.
&oitenfret an iebe Abrefe gef9idt our6 Sic
pezruzna Drug Manufacturing Company .
in Columbus, Sbto.
Megen zines foitenfreien 8u9es Iber
&rebs f4reibt an Or. 9artman, Columbus,
S6to.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-12
Warftbert0t.
@bica9o, II. Stunt.
Nuacmeiner maarenmarft.

gutter. 9cite Creamery 17A@-;I l. 0natitdi
l6@17; 2. 13@141a. bette na6gemaGte 14@15; bette
9atrp $50; /, Guotttdt 1904; q. 1G@1l.
Sobnen.- Bette ugtobp1 1.95-1.974, cute 1856
100, bette pWlcbiums4 1.85, eeringe 0ualitdt 1.75-
100.
@efthoel- Snrteps, @ennen &c, iunGe @dbne &C.
Siibner SIC, Sedbne sc, Sprin9bifens bas 8tuno Is
25c, Gnten SC Oas 9funO, @dnfe $3-$4 bas Sabenb.
@ier- Sans frii0e lille.
Gepfel. Bette Gualitdt bas Sap 400 so.
Qualitdt go. 2 3.00-3.50.
@nanas. - $3.50 oos @rtnoert.
9 an anen II. Bette $1.25, ni6t 10 CUTE 75c-$1.00
+. &tri6 II. = Gauere in &iitben su "a Quart
1880, iHBe 1,25-1,75.
Gitrpnen. Meifina 4.50-5.7 Is in Bitten 81
800 stiid, .unb $40 3u 300 sttd.
Grbbeeren n. = 9us Sainois 50-1.25, Mi6ieau
25-1.O0,
6 q 1T 0 fife n. = glte: 30-35a oas 8ui6el. -
Neue: 9ouiianaer 1.35-1.50 bas Sab.
e9argeL- Satnoiier 60-75c Oas SinOden.
R o til ST Ii b M 3c1te 60-75 Der 9ui6et.
o lumtntp I. = St. Soutier in @ebinOen boz
1 0ibenb 60c-1.00.
urten.- 9ouifanaer bas SAP 4.OOAk5O.
3Dit6efn. = Sunoe 15-20c has &it6en.
Sunee Grbien - SlinOiier 50c-$1.W Der
gui6el.
RobGrabt. - $1,000 Der gui6el.
@eibfra5ut.- 3eueg 10000 bos &ih6en.
0ttpldnt II Gent bas 9iuno.
= g atat- @ieiieer in &iten 3l 4 SubenO 40-60e.
en-. = @riine Mtiiiiiippi 4O-90c bic Site,
gelbe 1880.
gibtorn. = 75c -s5c fir 3weiOritttt . Sui del.
Weite&Hbe II. - Csc Der gui6et.
Donate n. - @us Glorioa in Sit1en 3u 6
&Drben 1.o0-1.50.
/. &teife e. - 1O-15c bag Snbenb.
Spirit. = 1.25. sbO@graOiGer 1.273.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-12
GrbeblidDe geuersbruntt.
Orei bdu1er an ST. Gawrenee Ipe.
stneedihert,
llehrere anoere befhdoi9t. - Gefanmt'
fbdoen $4,000.

SIM 8erlduf BON tndpp elmer balben9tnnz
be purbenMtittpo9 Nbenb bur4 etne5euers=
brunit, bic nrn balb fieben nbr ausbra4, an
Der ct. 2atprenee Npenue bret 9dufer pol=
itdnbig eingedI9ert junb bret peitere mebr
ober minber f9iper bef9doigt, 10 bab' Der
geiammtf4aben fi4 auf nabsau $4,000
belduft. r.
.0as seuer brab in benz Yster 8ubinger
gebOrigen Opppelbaufe 6420-6422 ct.
2atprence Mpenue bur9 bic @rplofion zines
@afplinofens aus. Srpb Der berpii9en Nn@
%ftrensunaen Der 5euerne6r tpurbe bas Sc
bdube ppaitGnbig eineedf9ert bod gelan9 es
BEN 8%eppbnern, ii9 idmmtli4, tpenn aud
inter 3uriidlaHung ibrer 0abe, gu 'retten.
OH9pn bic Seuerpe6r infolge zines BON
benz commdnbtrenben 5euermdri9aa fpfprt
abgegebenen 3-11 Mlarms peritdrtt tporz
ben mar, mar es infplge bes befttgen Wtnoes
%ltnn1Dqli9, ben 5ldmmen @in6alt gu tbun
unb i'm Hu itanb bas Na9bargebdube 1924
ct. 2aprence 4benue, BON s. WcOopeu
betppbnt, in 6ldmmen urb brannte aud bouz
itGnbtg nteber.
Oa qerietb audi bds 5aus go. 6426 st.
Qamrence Nbe., bon s. 8rduer bepDbnt, in
8ranb unb puroe audi p~patdnotg etl19es
Gi9ert.
Our9 ben beftigen Sturmtpinb lpnroen
bic Sunfen na9 Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Der Strabe getpebt unb febten bic @ebduos
go. 6413 ct. 2dprence Mpe., s. 6. Burns
gebDrtg, bas leerfte6enbe 6aus No. GAIT ct.
2otprence Mpe., befen @igentbiimer g. DC.
Smit6 1T, unb bas 6aus No. 6419 ct.
2aiprenee Mpe., bas bon Wi1idm 9ideD uno
6. Ratplen benp6nt tpirb, in, 8rano unb
nur benz energif9en unb prompten GIN
ereifen Der sSeuertpebr lit es gu %perodnten,
Dab biefe bret 9dufer ni9t b%olfdnbtg tiez
berbrdnnter.
Der S9dben Dert6eilt fi9 tpie folgt:
6420-6422 ct. 2dtprenee Mbe., S6dntn
am @ebdube $4,000; S4aoen an Der Gin
rt9tung $500.
6424 ct. 2aprence Mbenue, @9aben
am @ebduoe $1,000; In Der @inri9tung
$500.
6426 ct. 2aprence &benue, @6doen
am @ebGube $2500; an Der @inri9tung
$500.
6413 ct. 2aprence Mpe., @6aben am
@ebdube $500; an Der @inridtung $500.
6417 ct. 2pnrence @pe,, S4aoen ain
@ebdube 5000.
6419 ct. 2aprence Mpe., @9dben am
@ebaube $3.50; an Der @inrt6tung $780,.
Die benz Seuer gum Spfer gefdaenen
6du1er tpdren 1dmmtli9 Bis auf bas g. NR.
@mttb seb0rise f~teinerne @ebdube aus 6ola
gebaut unb boten, ba ie infolge bes beiBen
Wetters b%olftdnbtg ausgetrodnet parer,
etnen por3igli9en N~abrungSitpff fir Die
Hldmmen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-12
M >.
5wei 9riedifde 6rudtbdnoler se.
rathen nit etnanoer in STREET..
Ghrifopher athanfolot empfdust Ole Gooesz
mu1oe.

Weeen elmer gsrinsen @elbiumme cntItunb
9ienftag Mor9en 3tpif9en ben grie9iT9en
5ru9tbGnblern @bri1top6er Nt6anfofDf unb
So6n .2aubratos Elm @prtne9fet, fpel9er
bamit beenbtgt purbe, baB 2aubratos fsiz
mem 2anbsmann Elm s l9enmefer in Die
8ruit itteB unb benfelben baOur9 10 f9Der
.beripunbete, baB er na4 3tpei Stunosn i'm
GountDz6ofpital ieinen @eiit aufgdb.
0ie 8etben trafen fi9 an Der SIDE Der
Noblez unb Sn0ianuzS traBe, tpp fi9 4tbon@
folof'7 Sru9titanD befinOet, gs mar fur3
mad Mitterna9t, dls mad einem ldngeren
unb febr bibtgen Meinungsaustauf9 9an=
bratos iein Mefer 8og unb bdfielbe fetnem
@egner in BITE 8ruft ftieB.
Ser MOrber fudte bas Weite, bod barf
a%ngenommen tperben, odB bic Boli5et fi1
feiner perfon bafb berit6ern tpirb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-12
$d1tuer u%er1unn0et.
Gtne frau erbebt sesen ibre reben.
bubIerir Ole morowafe.
Gin f4Iie6Iid1er SIu6tperfud miBIi,et.

Sin blntiges Drama fptelte fi9 Sreitag
Mbeno in 2emont ab, bas UNI elm 0ddr ben
Sob Der 8orbeGipirtbtn 9ermain @iron our
Gol9e gebabt bdtte.
@ermdin @irpn pD6nte gerabe ibsr Der
MirtbI9dft bon Srant 8ougb in 2entont,
unb ftanb angeblib auf 1ebr pertruntem
8ube nit 8ougb. 9iefes fam Der Satin
8pu9b's bic NIT ibrem Manne auIummen
an Der @de Der 35. unb 2eabitt StraBe
tpDbnte, gu Shren, unb fte bei9foB, na6bem
fe Derqe6li9 ibren Staten bor Der @eanlain
geparnt bate, ielbit mad 2emont gu fabz
rem unb Der Sd9e Elm @nOe gu MAIDEN. Die
fen @ntf9luB fibrte ie Sreitag Abenb
aug uno traf aegen 10 ubr in 2emDnt eth.
sic begab fth fofort mad Der Wirtbi9aft
Tires @atten unb traf bort bic @ermain Dor
Der Sbiir fteben. gs fam spif9en cen betz
ben Srauen gu einem beftteen @Orttue4fel,
Der bamit enbete, baB Srau 8ougb siner
Hepplpsr 3og unb auf tbre Nebenblblertn
apei S9iiIe abfeuerte. Mit einem Nufl6ret
Iant Die @ermdin, in benz unterleib getrDfz
fen, au 8ober, pGbrenb 8ougb, Der Durh bic
S9ieberei beralsgelodt tporbsn tpar, feline
Srau feft5ubalten fu9te. Muf Elm 9aur
tpGre inn bieies ieoo9 f6le4t befommen,
benin Srau 8ougb, bic ieBt DoqitGnbig auBer
1tb por Wutb Dor, feuerte bret @6uFe ouf
i'm ob, bic iebo9 gum Slid febl 9ingen.
eSnapif 9en mar Die ee1ammte 8oli3ein'nnt
2empnts, feds Mann fart, Die in Der Nd9z
bar{9aft einem Suuitfampf beigetpobnt 1otz
ten, am Sbatprt etn9etroffen nro perboftete
ssrou 8puab, NpGbrenb elm Mr5t 1t9 Der
fdper perfp1tnbeten @ermain dnna6n u1b
fie nit benz s~Friib5uge mad Chicago ~6rirgcn
lieb, po ie i'm @ountp= 9oipital aufna9me
fanb.
ssrau 8ouq6 perlangte fofort naG ibrer
0erbaftunq por ben Gi9ter gefi9~t 81 liver
ben urb 1ebte es audi bura, bab Hi9ter s.
g. Sutton tie um 5 ubr Morgsn5 per6orte.
Sic Gnt1@eibung bes 8iAters %ldutete, baB
sSrau 8ouqb in 9aft bleiben loQte, Inn az
3utparten, pel9en 8erlauf bic Bunbe Der
@irpn ne6men tpiirpe.
Mls nun Der &i6ter NIT Srd,i 8pugh
unb Dem pbliaiften, in befen Ob9ut Die
Mrreftantin fi9 befano, bds ;odlts perlieB.
fam oerabe 8ougb in eit1em Mogen an9ez
fabrer. Syrau 8ou9b elite uuf i6rea Staten
gu, obne pon benz abnlln9slofen poli5titen
anoe6alten gu perben, unb 1aB, ebe 3i9ter
unS Dpliatft fi9 BON tbrem @rItdunea err
bolt batten, in benz Wagen, Der in bollem
@alopp baboniaute.
Oie 8~erfolgung Der Slii9tigen fpuroe Ioz
fort aufqenDmmen l1lo gelang IS nd6 lnear-
itiinbtqer eeSagb, Srou 8ougb tpieber al
faIIen unb in bas poli5eigepdbrfam in &c.
mont auriid5ubringen.