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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-08
AT rHE wlArDRjwoRKs.
Work Being Rushed BY eondgman Burke.

Yesterday Bondsman Burke returned
from Portland and resumed command OF
the foreJ at the waterworks, He brought
with him four tons of asphalt all that
could be procured in Portland, which
WIN Just about complete the reservoir.
During the afternoon Mr.. Burke paid
Off the Italians on the pipe line, about
100 men, for work done last week and will
pay the men on the reservoir Wednesday.
There are altogether about $50 men at
work, 25 of whom are on the reservoir,
the others on the pipe line and tunnel.
The men on the pipe line were greatly
pleased at getting their money, and imme-
diately proceeded to invest In supplies
1t is expected that Pare.li win be down
today from Portland.
With the fine weather holding out and
the working forces in good trim It looks
as though the water plant would be COM
pleted before bad weather comes
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-08
CHOLERA DYING OUT.

Port Townsend, Oct. 1.-The steamer
Corona arrived from Honolulu today. She
is the first vessel to arrive here from
there that was not sent into quarantine
here since the outbreak Of cholera in
Honolulu. The Corona brings the news
that the contagion is on the decrease
and the scare is rapidly dying out.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-08
OHIO sTLvDRprEs.

Columbus, Ohio, Oct. 7.-Some Of the
leading free silver Democrats OF Ohio are
in session at the Office of Allen w. Thur
man, TO formulate resolutions TO be pub
lished, advising the Democrats to support
only legislative candidates who viii vote
for free silver senator Arrangements
are to be made to send free silver dee
gates to the next national Democratic
convention
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-08
ASTORIA OREGON TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER s. 1896

been located and are being developed
by experienced miners In the last year.
Another company, the Albany Mining
and Milling company" composed Of Al
bany capitalists) have expended $4,000 in
putting in a lO-stamp mill. running tun-
nels and otherwise developing their valu-
able property which lies In this district,
while in the southeastern part of the
county are located the Calapooia and the
Blue River mines, which show up very
rich in gold and are being developed.
These mines wiz create demand for a
county and Will greatly stimulate all
Fair Pointers.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-08
STOCK SELLS DOWN.

New York, Oct. Ton the stock ex-
change today Oregon Improvement firsts
ard consul fives were heavy, and lost
five and one per cent respectively, on
sales induced by the appointment OF a
.'eceiver OF the company.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-08
REPORT DqsCREDITED.
Not Believed That the Bannocks Killed
Three Men.

Denver, Oct. IA special to the News
from Cheyenne, Wyo., says:
The military authorities at Fort Rus
sell discredit the report of the killing in
Jackson's Hole of Captain Smith and
two comrades by the Bannock Indians.
The federal authorities here placed no re-
lance on the report. Lieut.. Ladd, who is
in command of the troops at Montpelier,
Idaho, teiegraphed this afternoon: Moth
ing is known here of the matter. Report
not credited"
This evening Adjutant General Sitter,
of the state militia, received a dispatch
from the Hon. Marion Patrie, of Market
Lake, chairman OF the Republican state
central committee of Idaho, reading as
follows: ''The courier, Wilson, asserts
positively that he saw three dead bodies.
l have not seen Wilson personally"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-08
TERRrroRY EXrBNDgD.
Gener = Manager Dickinsons Authority
Reaches the Dakota Line.

Seattle, Oct. 7.-Concurrent with the ex-
tension OF the receivershfp Of Andrew F.
Burfelgh, OF the Northern Pacific, the ter
ritory Of General Manager g. w. Dickin-
son Is also being extended.
Dickinson was appointed by Burleigh
almost Immediately after the latter
nomination by Judge Hanford. The or
der which HAS just been made public
provid y that Dickinson shall be general
manager of all property acquired by
Burleigh as receiver and also of an that
he would thereafter acquire.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-08
MlARKEr REPORTS.

Portland, Oct. 7.-Wheat. Valley, 4Sk@
40. WalIa Wal;a, 45@Sh per busheD
Liverpool, Oct. 7-W'heat-Spot quiet,
demand poor; No. 2 red winter, 5s 11hd; ;
No. red spring, steady, stocks exhaust
ed; No. l hard Manitoba, IS 21sd; No.
California, IS 2kd.
Hops at London. Pacific coast, pound
lis.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-08
MUNICIPAL FIGHT.

Roseburg, lOct 1.-The city e.ection
held here today was more strongly con-
tested than any previous city election.
The fight was for and against the water
company, the trouble being the outcome
Of disagreement between the present
city board and the water company as to
the price paid for city water.
Two tickets were in the field, the citl-
zens and the taxpayers. The former
against and the latter in favor of the
water company The citizens elected the
entire ticket with the exception of coun-
Gilman of the second ward. A. c.. Mar
sters was elected mayor
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-08
RAanRoAD RUMBLINds.

Superintendent J. o. Barrow, of the
bridge contractors. yesterday took pcs
sea5ion OF his new office on Parker's
dock, which has been thoroughly cleaned
and will be at once enlarged. Mr. Barlow
says he expects piles here In a few days
and that he VIII for the most part use
local pie drivers in ris work OF con-
struction.
Engineer Jameson went out over the
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-08
HEAVY IMPROVEMENTS.
Northern Pacific Betterments WIZ be on
a Large Scale.

Tacoma, Oct. THE Northern Pacific Is
preparing to begin laying 1,4OO miles OF
steel track, which the report OF ex-Re-
ceivers Oakes, Rouse and Payne recently
fed with Judge Jenkins states WIN be
necessary during the next five years to
keep the road in good condition. The
cost, according to their report after
deductlng the value Of the rails taken up.
will be S2,5OO.OO0.
The purchasln g department has just
awarded the contracts for supplying 800, :
900 ties during the next year to w. G.
Davies, of Tacoma, and T. F. Greenough,
OF MiSoula, Mont.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-08
C. A. r.. APPOINTMENT.

Indianapolis, Oct. 7-Commander in
Chief Walker, OF the Grand Army, issued
a general order today appointing A. j..
Burbank, of Chicago, quartermaster gen.
eral; William o. Oifn, of Boston, inspec-
tor general, and Alfred Darte, OF Wilkes
barre, Pa, judge advocate.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-08
TO ENFORCE CLAIM.
United States Steamship Marion Wnl Be
Sent to Chile.

San Franciso, Oct. 7.--United States
Steamship Marion tonight received or
ders from the navy department u sal
Thursday for Talcuquanna, Chile. While
the mission of the Marion Is not posi-
tivecy known, 1t is believed that she is
going to Chile to enforce several claims
tnat the American consul at Talcuquanna
recently made in behalf of citizens of
the United States who have claims
against the Chilean government.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-08

line yesterday and Chief Engineer Cur
tbs, who went to Portland on business, is
expected home today.
Contractor Wattes' three carloads
o. graders outfit reached Kalama yester>
day and are expected to arrive on the
Gatzert today.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-08
THAr INJUNCTION CASE.

st. Paul, Oct. THE APPLICATION OF At
torney General ChEds for an Injunction
against the proposed Great Northern
Northern Pacific deal was taken up in
the Ramesy county district court today,
before Judge Kelly. The day was entire
ly occupied with the argument of the
attorney general
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-08
NAVAL EvoLUTIoNs.
North Atlantic Squadron wri go to Sea

North Atlantic Squadron TWLI go 70 Sea.
Washington, Oct. 1.-The North Atlantic
squadron win go to sea again in a few
days from Chesapeake bay to resume
evolutions. 1t Is probable the entire
squadron, reinforced by the. Maine and
Texas, and perhaps the Indiana, will con-
tinue these evo.utions on a larger scale
in southern waters during the approach
ing winter
The department has determined to allow
Admiral Bunce the widest liberty in this
work, which is regarded as of the great
est Importance to the navy.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-08

Large and Appreclatlve audience at the
Nj. u. CHURCH.
A large audience gathered at the Metho-
dist church last night TO hear Mrs. Bax-
ter lecture on 'frhe Cuase of Hard
Times"
Before the lecture took place the audI-
ence was entertained by music Furnished
by local talent Mrs. ]. II. Ross contralto
solo was the principal number and met
with the hearty applause 1t deserved.
The lecture was largely on political
hines and he'd the attention Of the audi
renee from the beginning to the end. 1t
was rep.ete with keen hits, humor and
pathos and the speakers ability to grap-
pie with economical subjects was clearly
demonstrated
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-08
TERRTRDc EXPLOSION.
Deadly Gas in Pennsylvania Mine.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Oct. IA terrific ex-
plosion of gas occurred this evening in
the Dorance mine in this city, while a
party of engineers were making a survey
1t Is not known how many men were
in the mine, but five have already been
brought to the surface, several of them
fatally injured.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-08

cident happened across the river from this
point, where the boat company is build
ing a dock. When the piling was being
put into position ready for driving the
CHAINS slipped. Sanns became dazed and
failed to get away in time.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-08
WITHOUT ALDCENSE.

Portland Oct. 7.-E. G. Brown, who Is
wanted at Salem on q charge Of practlc'
ing medicine without a license during the
state fair, was arrested here today.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-08
KILLED BY rALLTNa PrLE.

The DaTEes. Oct. Louis Sanns, fore
man Of the construction gang Of The
Dales. Portland & Astoria Navigation
company, was killed this afternoon BY be-
ing struck with a failing pie, The ac-
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-08
ANOTHER STAGE HoLpup.

Aariposa, Oct. 1.-The Mariposa and Mer-
ced stage was held up this morning,
three miles north OF town, by two men
who wore masks and gunnysacks. They
secured only $ from John Smith, the
driver
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-08

Today the local figure onwh eat was 81
cents as given by the buyers to the East
Oregonian. This is a cent above Mon
day. No sales are recorded. excepting
few 10 settle passing obligations. IT. ].
Kirk, an extensive farmer, has 25, 1000 bush
els which he claims at 30 cents would
not let him out on legitimate charges
on the crop. He would not think of SELL
ing at 40. II. p. Page has 10000 to 5O,O
bushels, but is not going to sell yet He
says better seeding conditions exist than
he Sas ever seen in the county. He lost
no part beyond the merest triae of the
crop this year by rain. William Rigby,
of Rigby & Son, reports a crop Of 10000
bushels. When asked what figure he was
holding for, ne replied with laugh:
Zone dollar even" Rents for Indian
lands are due today on semi-annual set
tlement, and there Is rustling for money
to pay them. Land Is being generally
taken and promise is for good acreage.
-Bast Oregonfan.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-08
OrbPrIce's Cream Baking Powder
Contains no Ammonia or Alum.

The healing properties OF DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve are well Known IL
cures eczema, skin affections, ana Is sim
ply perfect remedy for piles Chas.
Rogers.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-08

DIR. Patterson, his brother, Henry Pat
terson and Frank Beck, a photographer,
aCl Of Visacfa, Cal, Alex ireland and Joe
Delk, of Medford. and j. Crit Tolman, OF
Ashland, returned few days ago from a
six weeks hunting trip for big game
through the wilds of Curry county. They
followed the Illinois river for three days
travel with their pack outfit, then went
south Unto the Curry county mountains
which are said to be the most impene-
trable and most precipitous OF the coast
range, and here few hunters, even, get.
They hunted as far sauth as the California
line and had good luck In their chase
for big game, capturing during their stay
three bull elk, four bear and sixty-five
fat bucks, drying the meat and bringing
back with themover 700 pounds Of jerked
venison. The mountain trails through
that country are scanty and precarious,
even for a sure footed animal, and two
of their pack animals had thrilling ex-
periences. Once an animal lost his foot
ing and rolled down the steep mountain
side for distance of 125 feet, rolling
over and over and sweeping his course
before him. The bulky pack protected
him, though, and no injuries resulted. Mr..
Beck had complete photo outfit along
and took Al large number of views OF
interesting scenes met with. Messrs. Pat
terson and Beck left for their homes AZ
Vlsalia on Saturdays train.-Tdlngs.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-08
LECTURE TONIGHT.

Mrs. Baxter will lecture this evening
at 8 O'Clock at the Presbyterian churh.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-08
Il,a ln toRn. ft'a the beat;

It's In town. It's the best;
Won't burn nor roughen the skin;
Won't yellow your clothes"
You win be agreeably surprised,
Sorry you didn't know II sooner.
Tomson's Bsap Foam. large packages.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-08
Children Cry for
Pitchers CastoFias
STATE NEWS.
Interesting Items Culled From Oregon's
Leading Newspapers.

The union fishermen on the Sulslaw
river have struck. The price the Gamer
les offer for salmon is Is cents each for
sliversldes and 30 cents each for chinooks.
Fifteen union fishermen armed with rifles
are patrol.ing the river between the Head
of Tide and Point Terrace, and swear no
fish shall be taken. Several nets found
by the union fishermen set in the river
have been cut and destroyed. There are
something like 120 boats on the river and
between 90 and 100 of them have gone
into the union. Parties who arrived here
last night say no fish we're delivered at
the eanneries Monday. The feeling Is
quite bitter and 1t is feared that the
strike may result in bloodshed before 1t
is settled.-Guard.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-08

The oregon City Enterprise says: +.
X. Chairman OF the firm Of Thomas Char
man & Son, while overhauing some old
packages that had been stored away in
their store found part OF al box Of white
cotton thread that once constituted a
part of the stock OF the old Hudson Bay
Cos store In that city, which was man
aged by DR.. Mclaughlin and In which
Major Chairman clerked before engaging
In business for himself. The thread was
al part or the stock Major Chairman
purchased OF Or. Mclaughlin and is OF
English make and was probably imported
into this country some time In the '40s.
The spools are long and narrow in diam
eter and look much different from the
modern spoofs The thread retains con-
siderable OF It's strnegth even after Its
50 years retirement from the busss AT
trade.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-08

Coal has been discovered In several
places. Mineral. paint, coal oil. natural
gas, fire cay, iron, gold and silver have
been found. The main interest at present
centers In the celebrated gold mines
OF Quartzville district In the eastern por-
ton Of the county. These gold mines
are located p miles from a station on
tine Oregon Central & Eastern railroad
with good mountain wagon road 20 the
mining camp, and are being pushed for
ward In an energetic, systematic manner
by a syndicate composed OF American
and English capitalists, which has pur-
cha4edrminlng property IN that vicinity
this year to the value Of 10000 and are
putting in a 10 stamp mill and have a
'feat many men at work sinking shafts.
running tunnels, putting up buildings,
etc The mines are showing up exceed
insiy rich and a great many claims have
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-10-08
THE LECTURE.

Large and Appreciatlve Audience at the
Nj. u. CHURCH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-18
Sum W0roer eemoroen.
Der Sahnmeifer Sam. Dance feiner Wunoe
erIe9en. = Der r1oroer GhieIan
oeftdnoie.

Ser 8abnmeifter @amueG @ance, peI9er
@amitag Na9mittag BON 6enrD s. S9iez
Ian, einem pegen Sruntenbeit i'm Oienite
entlaffenen 8arrterenpdrter unb Mei4enItelz
Ter, beintiidtf6 bur9 einen Meiferiti9 in
ben rnter1eib t0btli9 berpunbet tpur6e, en-
lag Sonntag Der er6altenen@ erlebung i'm ct.
2ufasz9ofpital. Der MDroer, pel9e1 inn
2aufe bes Na9mtttags BPM Snfpettor
S9aad in's 9ebet genommen tpurbe, legte
Elm poles @eitdnbniB ieiner S6ulb ab, unz
ter beren 2at er auidmmenbra9. ST err
fldrte, baB er felt 6 Sabren, Biz Dor einem
Monat teinen Sropfen @9naps ~getrunten,
in ben lebten 4 @o9en aber bas 8eridumte
nab3ubOlen berIu6t babe. Die Golge mar
feline @ntlafung, Die bolitdnbig 9ere4tferz
ttgt gepefen iei, unb Die ungliidielige SAat,
bic er i'm 9tGirium, ieiner Slime ni4t md9z
ttg,~ beqannen unb bic 3u 1ii6nen er berett lei.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-18
Derbdn9nt6pouer Brand.
John 6ewatsfi erIeioet Iebenssefdhrlid'
0ranomun0en

Sn SoGge Der GrplOiion elmer 2ampe entz
1ton0 5reitag MOrgen gegen 1 u5r in benz
a%neiit0digen Srame6uuie No. 1914 Weuss
pratt StraBe, in beifen unterem Stodpert
Sobn S6ipperu einen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
betrieb unb in Deffen pberem StOdpert Sobn
3epotsti NIT ieiner Srau uno bret fleinen
&tnOern pobnte, Elm Seuer aus, pel4es on
Dem 6auIe etnen S9aben BON $500 un0 an
Der @inri9tung einen fol9en BON $500 anz
ri9tete. Dem 8erluit ite6t iebo9 boae Ser
1t3erung gegeniiber.
3epatsti mar es gegGiidt, feline Samilie
unbef@aoet aus benz brennenOen 9auie berz
uus5ubringen. SSn Der Mb1i9t, einige Sill
fen gu 5olen, I'M ben Struggling auf Der tal@
ten Brairie por @rtdltung gu I9iiben, elite
er no4mals in bas 9aus auriid, fab fi9 a5er
balb BON Slammen eingebiut unb erlitt
I9pere 8ranbpunben am gan3en &Drper.
Gr tpuroe nit Mibe gerettet unb, na9bem
Elm arat einen Notboerbanb angelegt, naG
benz County 6oipitul gebra9t. 9ort err
tldrten bic Qer3te, baB feline 8ronbmunoen
iebr gefG6rli9 ieien unb er taum nit Dem
&eben oabontpmmen perbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-18
Qus Giebes9ramnt
uimrnt ser Nrbeiter Jobn Suewie ftd oas
Sober.

Inn untreu g~etporben, ma6te am @onntug
Der 81 Sabre alte Mrbeitsr Sobn 2uDpig
in Der Wobnung Ieiner @ltern i'm 9auTe
go. 14O @pringftraBe ieinem 2e6en our@
einen @9uB bur9's 6er3 Gin Gnbe.
Sobn, Elm fleiBiger unb tii9tiger Or
better, bate I6on Dor geraumer 3ett 1ein
6era an Die 5p9ter bes yfa6barn 5eines
8aters, bic II Sabre olte 2t33te &ulig,
beri9enft, unb ba Qi35ie feline Netgung an
I9einenb erpiberte unb bic beiberIeitigen
@ltern ni4ts gegen cine @erbinbung t5rer
&tnber e%in3utpenOen batten, p~flegten bic
iungen 2eute lire Mube1tunben 3u1ammen
3u3ubrtngen unb an pnntdgli9 3ufammen
~aus3ugeben. Mu9 am Sonntu9 bor a6t
Sagen paren 2i33ie unb Sobn 3uiammen.
Nuf benz 9etmtpege fam es jebp9 3tpiI9en
ibnen elmer gertngfigigen rr1a9e tpegen gu
etnem STREET, Der 10 befttg nurbe, baB
2i55ie ibrem 8rdutigam %ertlGrte, fie nole
ni9ts mebr nit linn gu t6un baden. cSobn
perfubte bas Mdb9en umaui timmen, bod
ale feline 8%emiibungen erpie1en Ii9 als perz
gebli9, unb grollenb trennte lib bas 8rautz
padr.
@Gbrenb Der gan5en. @o9e mar sSo6n,
oa bic oerI9iebenen NnndberungSberTu 9e,
Die er ma6te, 1i9 als bergeblt9 ertptefen,
GuBerft 9ebriidt unb menf9eni9eu, u11b als
Der borige @onntag bereinbra9 unb 2t53ie
it9 INNER nod ni9t 81 elmer 8eriDbnung
seneigt 5eigte, blieb er, ftatt nie Ionft, aus
augeben, mtBmutbig gu 9aufe fiben. 2ia5ie
bagegen, bic Elm anfe6nlt9es Mdb9en lit,
bate in3ntf9en etnen anberen Mnbeter gez
~funben, in Defien 8egleitung iie geitern Na9z
mittag allsging unO gegen Z ubr in lire
elterli9e Mo6nung 3uriidfe6rte. DIS feline
ebemalige 8raut NIT ibrem 8egletter bag
bDn Spbn beipo6nte 9aus paftrte, fab Sobr
gerabe am Seniter, &aum fab er 2i35te am
Nrm zines Nnberen, als er aufiprang, aui
fem 3immer elite urb ieinen &ebolber bottle
Wftt Der Waffe in Der 6anb begab er id
in ben binter Dem 9aufe gelegenen 9of uni
iagte ft9 cine &ugel bur9 bas 6er5. &ui
ben &naG eilten bic @ltern Sobn's binaus
fonben iebo9 i6ren SD6n bereits als 2ei9t
bor, ba bic &ugel bas 9er3 burbbobrt bate
urb Der Sob fofort eingetreten mar. Ourd
ben &naQ paren audi me6rere PoliSiter
berbeigelodt porben, bic bic 2et9e in bas
9aus trugen, gefOlgt BON ben bebauernstper:
t6en Gltern, beren S9mer3 iiber ben 8erluf
ibres Sp6nes jeber 8ef9reibung fpottet.
eSn Teiner @o6nung, go. Ala Garrpl
Nbc., purbe Sonntag8ormittag a1O ubr oel
S9u6ma9er Sofepb Warren toot auf lei:
mem 8ette liegeno po~rgefunoen. Cine neber
%feiner 2ei9e Iiegenbe Slaf9e, tpel9e elmer
8eit 2aubanum entbielt, Denies, baB Del
1ngliidli9e nt6t @nergie genug befeiisr
bate, ben &f um's 0afein tpeiter3ufiib:
rem. Die 2ei6e bes SelbftmOrbers, Der Al
Sabre alt unb ber6eiratbet mar, tpurbe mad
Der GountpgMOrgue iiberfubrt unb Der 60.
rpner bena9rt9ttgt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-18

Tdnf ben Mnitrengunge1 BON @6drles
8roofs, etnem ret9en Observation-Disclosures in
GoI6en, Snbianu, tpurbe W1tttpo9 bic 2ei9e
ietnes am 4. b. Wts. in Der 8rioelpea ge<
ftprbenen 8ru0ers 9eorge DOr Der Sectrung
bepa6rt unb na9 @ofben gef9afft, mo fe
in benz 5amtlien6egrdbniB beigeiebt perOen
tpirb.
George 8ropfs, Elm % Sabre alter Mann,
NOR Bis bpr ungefd6r eirem Sabre ais
@tenpgrap6 in feiner 9eimatb t3Gtig, berz
Ior iebD9 infolge feline 6anges fir geiittge
getrGnfe cine @teGe na4 Der u%nberen, To-
pD6l in @pf6en ME 6ier, unb Tant 13lieBli9
BON Stufe at Stufe, bis er enoli9 Elm gez
pD6nGi9er uSramp" unb 8ettler purOe, Der
bic peniqenGents, bic er er6ielt, fDfort bur9
bic @urqel iagte. Wdbrenb Der Sommerz
mDnate bate 8rDofs fetn Audrtter IN Der
GGhe Des 8runnens am 5uBe Der Nbams
@traBe auFgeI9ldgen uub Derbiente ftA gang
hiibf6e Srinfqelber, inbem er Die Pferoe Der
aa6ireiben Gqutpagen, Die an benz 8run=
men anbielten, trGrfte unb auBerDem ben
HSn1afTen Der Wagen dun Wd1er in et1em
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fib angef9afft bate, treben5te.
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