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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-03-29
Holding Up a Steamer.

1t is related that Blank, while
passing up and down the corridor e
the Jail at Seattle one day, hefore his
escape, suddenly stopped and said
Il wonder how in h-ll fellow
would 20 to work to hold NJ a
steamer"
A Vancouver IL. c. dispatch OF
last Friday give, an account of how
a mailman successfully held mp n
steamer for several hours, which would
interest by the Desperate. 1t seems
that the vessel was anchored at Quaih-
iaskats cove, 10 miles up the coast,
when stranger came aboard and
asked for passage to Salmon river.
The boat was to start at 3 o'clock, SO
two members Of the crew went to
sleep in the pilot house while Capt.
Manson and the stranger sat before
the fire reading
About two o'clock Manson went to
examine the engines. Just before he
left, the stranger, who gave the name
OF Gosnell, began talking in peculiar
manner, but Manson thinking he had
been drinking, paid no attention to it..
He WAS just returning to the pilot
house when he heard shot. He i'm
mediately ran up, when another shot
hit the lantern he was carrying, COM
pletely smashing it and putting them
in darkness. Two hands of the
steamer, came running to Manson and
told him that the stranger had sud
denly opened fire on them with a
revolver. Grant, one of the deck
hands, was shot in the thigh and badly
wounded. Gosnell was then seen APP
preaching, and for nearly two hours
the men had = lively time escaping
from the mailman.
He took up position in the pilot
house, thus preventing escape to
shore, and then would suddenly APP
pear on either side of the steamer
and shoot if he thought he saw
any of them. He at last went ashore
and Manson instantly got up steam
and started off to a neighborins In
dian ranch. Three Indians were
pressed into service and together they
managed to secure the man while
asleep and he was brought down to
Vancouver and lodged in Jail.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-03-29

ACCORDING to Bradstreets Mercan
tile agency there were 15S failures in
the State of Washington in 1894. The
total assets were 81, SO5, 1853 and the
liabilities amounted to $685., 1856.
The same authority states that 1913 OF
the failures, with total assets of $685..
652 and liabilities OF $1,275,S5l, were
caused by lack of capital; s, with as.
sets of $9.3G2 and liabilities $lS,S96
by incompetence; 6, with assets Of
1856. liabilities $50 ,S63, by inexperi
ence; 2, with assets s1,12O and LA
bilities $3.50, by competition; II
with assets At $I,S36,75O and liabili
ties at $l,456,546, by disasters; one
with assets 81 1924, liabilities $12,1l4
by speculation; and 81, with assets o
$276,595, liabilities, $544.52G. arr
charged to fraud.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-03-29
Maudlin Sympathy,

The disposition of many people,
especially OF women, to look upon
noted outlaws as veritable heroes, es-
pecially if their hands are deeply
stained with human blood. marks one
OF the weak spots of poor frail human
ity. A striking instance of this de-
pravity is afforded by the death of that
arch-fiend Blank, who murdered Con-
stable Jeffrey at Puyallup, last Septem-
Der, while in the discharge of his duty,
and Charles H. Bridwell, in q saloon
at Seattle, few days afterwards, and
acknowledged to having committed at
least three other murders and wound.
ing 20 or more other people. No
sooner has the desperate paid the pen
atty of his misdeeds, while resisting ar
rest, and shooting at the officers who
made it, than class of admirers and
defenders arise to invest his atrocities
with the glamor of heroism.
There are critics who condemn She
pich and Crow for not laying down
their arms after the desperate had
emptied his pistol in resisting arrest
and had wounded the former so seri-
ously that it nearly cost him his life,
but it is gratifying to know that they
do not belong to the better ranks of
the social fabric and their opinions
pase for but little. The other class,
who send all sorts OF tributes of SYM
pathy to murderers while on trial, and
deck their biers with flowers after they
have expiated their crimes, sometimes
belong, to the higher walks in life, and
it is safe TO say that in such cases con-
temptation OF the fate OF a human be-
ing condemned to death unhinges the
intellect for contemplation of the
causes which have brought such a
result about. 1t is species OF abera-
ton of mind probably resulting from
an Imagination OF the sufferings of
Others more than of the prisoner him.
self. At least this is q reasonable
conclusion when the remains of such
repulsive creature as Blank is be-
strewn with flowers by the hand. OF
beauty and innocence. "Let me kiss
him for his mother" embalmed a
sentiment that has touched thousands
of hearts; but had the woman who
kissed the clammy brow of Blank
known the estimate his mother would
haze placed upon him had she been
present, according to Blanks own
statement, she might have been less
liberal of her sympathy. do YOU
suppose" said Blank to a REPORTER
while in Jail, "my mother would bring
me cakes and pies if she knew where I
ann Oh, no; she would get an ak and
come here and kill me-" This shows
that like produces like, and the brutal
instincts Of the son find ready nc.
acknowledgement in the accredited
characteristics Of his mother.
The exhibition OF such mau,,l;r
sympathy for desperadoes should not
be allowed by those in charge of con-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-03-29

A PORT TOWNSEND dispatch an.
nounces that William A. Campbell, a
farmer living on Hood river. in Clal.
lam county, committed suicide few
days ago, by taking an overdose oil
arsenic" Just what q dose of this
deadly poison is. can only be con-
jectured, but it strikes us that dose
that kills, when it is the intent to &C.
complish the primary use to which it
is applied cannot be properly denomi-
mated an overdose"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-03-29

A company, comprising a large
number of Latah's prominent citizens,
has been formed. for the purpose OF
draining large spring ON one of d. T.
Hams farms, mile from town. BY
draining it. it is expected that the
flow will be greatly increased, and
will become useful in the water.power
for the proposed sugar plant. Aside
from this, the company expects to
find mammoth bones, as the skeleton
of the mastodon, about which SO much
has been written, was taken from a
large spring near it, which was very
much the same. A large sum was
paid B. F. Coplen for the bones taken
from the spring, and the new com.
pany may be doubly paid for its work.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-03-29

The Trawley Stock Co., now per.
forming at the Marquam Grand
Portland. has achieved a remarkable
success at popular prices. At the FIRST
presentation of Esmerelda," Monday
night, a crowded house greeted it
notwithstanding it was the fifth week
OF the season, and the piece was admi
rably presented with but four re-
hearsals. The company close at the
Marquam this week, and will visit
Seattle and Tacoma next month.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-03-29

Robert Mcpherson, an engineer. was
badly scalded by the explosion of a
donkey engine on the ship Nineveh,
at Tacoma, Tuesday morning. The
explosion was caused by defective
steam pipes. Mr.. McPherson's face
and body were so scalded by the es-
Gaping steam that they became raw.
He is at the Fannie Paddock hospital.
Whether he can live cannot yet be told.
Another man was injured slightly, and
broken pieces of iron were sent flying
in all directions.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-03-29
Ihe Mero!ful Shall End Moro


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'""' - -..''" Il TN - ...,'. p....t.
'''' '''' i'''' "''':i''''- ''- t'fn IA
">''" iN "'!A ": mercy t'"a:!-
''''. "'4m" animals. Wl.' h.tt" i" lam
SHaH" III "loDA t. N,l-e t4c.r own
petition. Ia a late n.-.itr o.: Ni,.-
i' If ..''. aE".,r> IT,. ale artic.r
which !, r'IHh..>a'I ga he !lr>t VA,
g. the >IANL>LU. y body can read
1t without trli.G Impressed with thu
utter A'Ar'!'>>uc-- that ha- resulted
from w." thuuglitit -~nc-s which Gus
tom has 'ngrndrrrl
Ih,rc j.. 81 course nm Immunity
for the hunter. Who Kills only what !
used for food. and doe. :, IN a ,nerci-
lul way; but Tia. thnurht v,li ,l,,r,,l,
that IT j. more a .li~no,,,inn I, .l,v
than the prospects Of a =, tina, in.
duccl the hunter tn ,..r;orm IN.
cNacting labor OF the ,na.r often.
times in Indictment weather and ., q,
risk of limb or lie 70 ,u.n HI. d.,,h.
dealing weanon ON ..,,o b.l,.,.... f.a,t,.
cred or fur,,I creature r,,oo ,,n,
body. at hes, !. a ,,.r ,.c.,,,,,or.. g.,
the toll. There seem. f. have L.or
emplan,e1 within ,bo b..,, r. ,,o,
when the A,migh,v cav. him ,,o,nir.
ion over fine hrn,o r,c,,uro tho Hsno
sitinn t,m,l.. ,,,,, .,,,rn1 atso,,,.
and we have notable instances in
which individuals who are absolutely
too lazy TO swing AN AK or TO shove a
spade, who will carry rifle all day
long, or wade in streams up to the
waist for many hours ut time. with
rod IN hand, simply To witness the
hutter of the wounded bird or to
direct the death struggles of the
speckled beauty he has impaled ON
the cruel hook. Not u thought does
he give to the wounded game he fails
10 secure, or OF the possible suflerings
he has entailed by his cruel sport.
The average sportsman is as oblivious
OF the pain to the wounded fowl that
has fallen near, as he is OF the fish he
has left to die by the slow and painful
process OF asphixia produced from a
want OF the sustaining elements to
cold-blooded circulation afforded by
its nature element, water.
This disposition of the man crons
out in the child in the Melting Of
frogs when thew annear I'M tho moro;n
of the pond, the impalement Of flies q
favorite school.bov nast;me or tho
stoning of straw cats the most LOVING
of animals and ono of mans hos,
friends OF the brute creature There
can be M ;pcep,;vo for ,,;s 800. :.
he n in morbid n,oos,ro fo,. :,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-03-29
Retail Prices Paid i'm Olympia.

FLOuR-75 IA zee per sack S2.75 e s. /. Dbl
WHEAT-So az zoe p cwt
CHOPPED FEED-s0c a. 81 p cwt.
0ATS-Sl C Sll0 p cwt.
HAf-$l0 az $l2 = ton.
Eastern Washington, $l3 q $l4 Il ton
POTATOES--I0c p cwt.
BUTTER--fO per roll.
SCGAR-Granulatcd Il Ms p ST.
Cal. Extra G, Is lbs 2 81.
Golden {. ~ Ms p 81.
COFFEE-Arbuckles - a, so.
Mocha Java, IOc r. N.
Green Costa Rica, 25c r. ID.
Broken MOcha-JaYa, &c {. n.
Soaps poe T. box.
EGGS-l2i. h doz.
PlCkLES-ln bulk, &c p gal.
SIRCPS-Rock Candy Drips, &c r. gal.
California. Sc p gal
Maple, 81 e gal.
New Orleans (Molasscs). Toe Z gal,
LARD-l2hc L N.
Cottolenc. 6oc u 5-ib pail.
TEA a soc + H.
MEATS-Beaf, steak. a. l5c 2 n.
roast, a. 100 q 10.
boil. a. Sc r. h.
Mutton, a. IKE h b.
Veal, 9 lie per n.
Sausage. Toe /. h.
Ham, lie Il n.
side bacon. 10 q 12iac p h.
Mess Pork. 10 q. l2c p IL.
$l.75 /. cord.
Stovewood, 10 % % p cord
Bark, 81 SO % 81 b cord.
Coal si.25 q 81 T. ton.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-03-29

Tacoma merchants have Il griev-
ance upon the action of some of the
steamers plying between Tacoma and
Seattle. They say that these steamers
work entirely in the interest OF Seat
tie and to the detriment of Tacoma.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-03-29

The disadvantage Of using patent
! in'ards' is illustrated by one of the
"amateur' papers in this city-the
Cdpital-which on one side OF the
sheet cordially endorses the work of
the Legislature. That side was edited
and printed in Portland. The other
side burns up" the majority which
persisted in thwarting all Populistic
schemes.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-03-29

Two adventurous residents OF Puyal-
lup are preparing to 60 to the gold
fields of the Yukon district. in Alaska
They will not make the trip in the
ordinary manner, but propose to get
out of the beaten track. Instead OF
travelling over the ChilkOot pass &c
Lakes Bennett and Lindeman and
there building boat to transport them
down the streams leading to the
Yukon, they propose taking their boat
with them and transporting it on run
ners over the pass.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-03-29

THERE seems to be better bust.
ness feeling prevailing in Portland,
which is probably the glimmer of the
dawn of renewed prosperity.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-03-29

The government is considering two
propositions for the improvement Of
the Nooksack river for rendering il
navigable for light-draft steamers
The accumulation of logs in booms al
the mouth of the river has diverted
the water from any regular channel
and it is impossible to get boats over
the distractions. One plan proposed
is to cut out 1000 feet of this jam
and the other to throw all the water
through steamboat channel, and dix.
ing across the present mouth of the
river. Either of these improvements
could be made at an expense of about
$25, 900, and snagboat could then re-
move other distractions, making the
river navigable as high up as Lynden
at any season of the year.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-03-29

A PAIR OF Blanks old shoes are on
exhibition in a show window of an
enterprising shoe firm in Portland.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-03-29

When Baby was sick. we gave her Castoris.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Mss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-03-29

"The use Of 'CaS.uria i; So universal AMI
its merits SO well known that ii seems 4 work
Of suIrrrrogation to endorse it. Few the
Intelligent families who 10 not Keep Castorii
within easy reach"
CARLOS MARTIN, i. h.,
New York CITY
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-03-29

"Castoria $50 well adapted To children that
recommend it Us superior t. any prescription
known To M" IL y N.,uFi y. u,
III 81. oxford St, ErupLIyn, V Y.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-03-29

THE COMPANY :? MrRnAy STREET, New YORK CITY
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-03-29
k,G!!|!;!:;I. 2S !!,|;;;!|,j.;;'||
for Infants and Children.

Castoria cures Collie, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Diarrh,ra, IrIrtati"n,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes al
g,'Stiun,
Without injurious medication.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-03-29

For several years | have recommended
your C,l,turia' and shall always continue t,
do 81 rs it has invariably produced beneficial
results
EDwIN T. PARpEE, VI. D.,
l.:i;h Street and 9Th Ave, New York City
Abendblatt., 1895-02-15
mirtb un6 U1ietber.

Sine etgene Nrt, 1i9 feline Mietben ein3uz
bolen, bringt 86ilipp Sonegun in Maipenz
bung. Gr bate BON benz in ieinem 9auie,
22O7 80. SaDlor Str, ~tpo6nenoen @iqtam
Mue1er- mtet6e fir eintge Mpuate gu be-
tommen. Mueler 1T 1ett nabe5u einem bali
ben Sabre beI9dfttgungsz unb ertperblos Qez
tpeIen. 8or etnigen Sagen fanb CT enblt9
tpieber Nrbeit in elmer M0belfa6rit. No9
bate er nt9t einen Wo6enlo6n erar6ettet,
als AUDI f9pn 9onegan, Der qualertf9e
9ausptrt6, fib bort e~initeIte unb fein @elb
b~erlangte. MueGer perfpra9 pom erite1
Wo6nlobn cine 8aten3ublung gu MAIDEN,
8etern ma 3abltag unb fur5 na6 5 l16r
mar aud 9Dnegan f6on in Der MueIer'z
I9en Wobnung. MueIer gob linn einen
She'll Der f9ulbigen Mtetbe, aber 0onegan
Derlangte bas gun3e @eIb. 9a abet Mueler
cine grOBe Samilte gu erndbren bat, unb er
fir beren unter6alt au3 etntge Dollars bes
balten poIte, mics er 0onegan'8 6orberung
ab. Ser Mirt6 purbe nunme6r unqemiitBz
li9 unb grob. DIS i6m barob MueQer aus
Der Wobnung mics, RIB 9onegan fem
S3teBeifen aus berSaf9e unb feuerte ipis
tpobnfinnig 3 @9ife ab. MGe bret gingen
gliidlt9er Metie fe6G; bod bate elmer berfelz
ben Inn cine 6aarbreite Mueler's i~inQ1te5
Sinh getroffen, MueQer ma9te Dem gra1z
1dmen Sptele babur9 Elm @rbe, baB er 1eiz
men f9ieBbolOigen @irtb tpegen Mprbperz
fu9S unO unorbentIt9en 8etragen perbafz
ten lieB. 3i9ter @ber6arbt IttIte i'm bis
gum 10. unter $500 8ir913aft.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-15
Quh cine merfwurotee Gnti9ei,
ound.

Dem in 223 SobnTon Ctr. no6nenben
W{t3ael S. SuGltban mar am IL. b. Mts.
aus feinem Stale Elm fur3 borber auf benz
Yferoemartt fir $50 getaufter Saul Iammt
@e19trr 9eitoblen tporben. @r melbete ben
9teb1tabl in Der Central Station an unb
BON otefer nurben bic anberen Stationen
bena6ri9ti9t. Die Oetetttoes SbrreQ unb
@9an BON Der MartpeG StraBen=S Station
erfubren otefer Sage, baB Der 18iGbrige
Tront Sarala an berf9iebenen Stelen einen
Saul, auf ben bic 8ef9reibung BON Cuff
BANS geitoblenem Saul paBte, gum @ertuufe
angeboten unb enbli9 an einen g%etpifTen
Uft9ael 8atfb, 423 80. &tn3ieitraBe, Oer=
tarft bate. Der @aul nurbe in Wali6's
Staq gefunben unb fofort BON @uGiban aIs
Der ietnige ibentificirt. @al16 CAB an, benz
lelben BON @arala gu etuem Spottpretfe
getauft 81 baben, SaraGa tpurbe nun fpegen
Pferoebiebftabls unb @alfb tpegen 6ebIeret
etngefperrt, Sbpp6l aQes biefes 6eute ppr
3t4ter 9oOIep gu Sage gefDrbert purbe,
lpra9 btefer bod Die beiben Mngeflagten
fret unb 3mar aus benz @runbe, neil Gulf
ban nt9t geie6en, baB @arala bas PferD
aub tptrtli3 itu6l unb @aGfb troB Der 6iGiz
gen @ertaufs=Offe nt9t pi7en tOnnte,
Dap oas pfero geito6len lei.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-15
Feraus9egeben bon DER Juinois Stats eitun9s-Go.
5 9l6r RusgaBe.
5lPberhItcR
2lmO @mraaefa6fes

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doteoer angenebm, inbem Der QStnb fi9 ppn
Aeiten na9 Giiben brebt.
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Die PretTe uno Der Maitermin tpurDe nit
% 318-5i8-1f2 notirt; Muis btelt Ii9
ouf 45-5 la, Safer uuf % 1f8-1i4.
Die SEEM gorter 5onb5bDrIe mar anz
tan9li3 matt, inbem Die getrige Nblebnrng
Der @plbbiQ fettens bes 8unossd6georbnez
1~enbauIes auf Die Stimmung oritdello et1z
ntrtte, bo9 erbolten ii9 Die Surle BON
etltem anfdngli4en Riidgange pisDer
etpas.
Sn &unfos Gitb bat beute pbilip
Ntarttn Die @rmorbung Des Git SttQipeu
nit benz Sobe am @algen gebiiBt.
Der meritantf9e Minif ter bes Musz
fpartigen sbeitrettet, baB 5mtf9en Mertto
nn0 Guatemala cine @eritdnbigung ftattz
9efunDen babe,
@us 9onolulu liegen Nu9ri9ten ii6er
pen Bro3eB gegen bic &Dnigin DOT. Giner
l9rer Wtitangetlagten, Garl Mi0en1qn, lit
oes &anbes bertptefen norben.
per Strldn3duS1 0uB Des Se11dt9 iDtu
pen Sousbef3luB fir NbI3affung bes benz
3udertruit 3uliebe benz &iben3uder gegerz
uber erRObenen 9ifferen5iaI5oas CUR Mn=
Tobme empfeblen,
Wtfgr, Satout fou icBt gum pGpftz
lt9en RuntiuS in 2iKabpn ernunnt tperz
Den unb bann erit ben rotben 9ut er6alten.
= @s beiBt, baB bic @pielb0uen6sTiber
EN- tleines SDnbitat bilben, tpel6es 1i6 De8
beb0rbltGen @9uBes %erfreut. Ser 4}rGiiz
bent 0tefe8 SpnbitatS erbdlt mitunter cine
tur3e 9}ott3, tpel3e lautet !: See the In
spector at once" Die 3uiammenfunft
bteier 5eiOen DISQUALIFICATION 1T nod nie Be-
lauf8t porDen, tpes6alb eS ou9 ni9t 6efqn1t
tit, ob fe Sugen0ertnnerungen uustauI6en
DDer Bios chamber Die 0anb briiden.
= @enn es tpa6r ift, baB Elm @er1u6
gema@t tpurOe, Die SSurp in benz pro5eB
gegen uM}aior" @ampfon unb Mnoere gu
Dftren", bann barf man au9 nit @t3er6ett
anne3men, oaB Die &ngetlagten ftb f9ulbig
fi6len.
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BON Der rGolumbuI er" Contention, foQ
AetBen, BON elmer Contention in Der StaDt
Columbus. Nd9tens nerDen mir tpobG BON
r@~olumbufenS" @ntbedung Nmerifa5 bDren.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-15
Ofenbor oeiites 9e
ST ole mutter oes perforbenen GeoanFens
&efers Siihop.
sc e n Mnrf Is. Sch.


Die Mutter bes @ebantenleIers Waibtngz
ton Sroing 8ifbop, tpel9er bpr rebreren
Sa9ren i'm n2ambszG1ub" beritar6, ~It1ttete
geftern Ibenb benz Mapor Strong einen
8eiu9 ab unb iteQte 1i9 babel als 2aD9
2ucos 2angoon Ntbolas por, inoem tie 9inz
5%ufiigte, baB ibr Munn Elm @nfe!io9n pon
NicolauS benz @riten gepefen lei. Sic
ipra3 gu benz Mapor BON Der li6ar ibren
Sobn a~bgebaltenen 2ei9enbe1idtigung l1nb
babon, baB Die babel betbetItgt gelpelenen
Ner3te 3par in Nnflage1tanb perIeBt, ober
niemals pro3efirt tporoen feten. Sts fiigte
bin3u, baB ie De 2ancep NicoG, Der 6os
Sallenlafen iener Nntlage berf9ulbet babe,
nod auf Der Spur lei. Ser Mapor 6Drte
ibr aufmertfam gu, bate aber ni6ts bu3u
gu fagen. 2ooD Qucas mar 3ufrteDengeitelt
nnb ertlGrte, tie piirbe cine DffentGt9e Ser
fammlung einberufen unb Nicou in oerz
ielben bloBiteQen, 8etm Jortgeben bemertte
fie, ite tperbe ii9 unbersiigli9 an ben 8ez
.5irtsan&palt 5ellops penben.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-15
Gin Circular an 6efAdftsIeute.
pofmeifter Being erfudt oiefeIber, iRre
poffaden III ihrem ei9enen Juterefe
friher etr5uliefern.

9Dftmetter Selling tpir6 in ben nd9iten
Saqen elm Circular an bic gr0Beren Sc
f9Gftsleute erlufIen, in Dem bieie bringenb
eriu9t perben, lire 8oitfd6en re9t3sitig
i'm 6auptpDitamt ein5ultefern. 9ieienigen
SFirmen, Die ieben Nbenb nit benz lebten
9off9neG3uge cine groBe Menge ppn 8riez
fen unb Yadeten fOrt3uf6tden pflegsn,
baben bi8ber mit ber @inlieferung Der
Gaden INNER bis b09ftens cine Stunbe
Dor I6gung bes betreffenben 3u9es getparz
tet. 9obur9 BADEN fi9 Die 8ofiu9en ber=
artiq gebGuft, baB fte ni6t me6r fortirt
ner6en fonnten unb Elm groBer She'll iiber
Nabt in benz 9pitamt liegen bletben muBte.
I'm 0tefem ltebelItanbe ab5ubelfen, DerDen
bic @eI9Gftsleute nun eriu9t, lire Yoft=
laden Elm Bis 8pet Stunben frii6er gu
f@tden.
SIN 6auptpoftdmt tpurbe geftern Elm Ser
fu6 nit elmer neuen 9atir= unb Stempel=
maI6ine gemu9t, Der febr befrieoigenb aus
fiel. Gs puren bis6er feds fpI6er MaIHi=
men I'M @ebrau6, Die in elmer Stunbe 49,
900 8rtefe unb 60, 00OPofttarteu gu olei6er
.3eit batirter unb a~bftempslten, bod muPz
ten bic 8riefe ie na9 i6rer @r0Be unb 0ide
fortirt iperbeu. Bel Der neuen, berbefTerten
MaI6ine 1T bies ni9t nDt6iq, unD lie ar
beitet troBbem nit beriel6en S9neGigfeit.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-15
8egelt eiues Traueu5tmuer8
barry ScoiteIo Ole Gooes.
Dunoe.
Der Qh6ter Elm Stra6eur6uber.

SIN County, oipitaG beftnbet fi4 9arrp
Scoftelo, Elm Wei9enfeQer, i'm iterbenoen
3utanbe. Sin &f Inn Elm Srauenz
3immer bra9te INN bic Sobespunbe. George
&egan, Der S6Gter, befinbet it9 auf Der
Observation-Disclosures Station binter S6lOB
uno ategel, unb Maub ct. Clair, Das
5rauen3tmmer pel6es ben 3antarfel Bill
bette, fibt in elmer Belle berIelben Station.
Die 6etben 8efangenen peigern it3, ettpas
Nd6eres ii6er ben 8orfa4 an3uge6en uno Die
Poli8et peiB nur, baB bas Srip 6eute WtOr<
gen I'm 5 u6r an Der @de Der Oesplaine5@
unb MonroeItr. ft9 %miteinanbsr i'm Bortz
peGfel befanb, Regan 3og feinen Reoolper
unb feuerte auf ietnen @e9ner. Me3rere
Poli3tften, tpel9e bic S9iffe bOrten, eilten
berbei unb ais iie auf Der Scene eri9ienen,
6eugten 5t9 Slogan u1b bas 6rauen3immer
iiber eiren am 8pben liegenben Wdnn. sic
tpurben in 9aft genDmmen, pG6reltb man
ben S3perDerpunbeten na9 benz 9oIpita1
brd6te.
Die Qer5te i'm County 6o1pital erfGGrten,
0aB Scofielb nur nod tpenige Stunben al
leben babe. Sine &ugel mar in ben Inter
letb georungen un0 bate cine t0Dtlt9e
2OuHDe DeruFIQpI, elHe dHpeTe IpuE III pe
@ingepeibe %gebrungen.
9eute @ormittag UNI 10 ubr nurOen RE
beiben @efungenen no9 benz 9ofpital gez
fiibrt unb bon 9cofielb ibenttft5irt. Ser
2ebtere lit Elm &ngeiteater Der God Sslanb
8u6n unb fam ert bor penigen Sugen ton
Clinton, &c., mad G6icago.
&egan f6etnt elmer Der 8erbre6er gu
1ein, nel1e Die GtraRen unfther MAIDEN.
Ht9ter 0oolep bernie. i'm beute Morgen
tpegen StraBenrau6es an 0as Criminal
qeri9t.