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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-11-22
BELLE DAVIS, BILL

For Trying TO Collect 1t she Is Prose-
cuted Tor Attempted Extortion.
In Judge Hiukson's court the trial of
the charge against Belle Davis Of attempt
at extortion took place yesterday. The
defendant IS accused by Mrs. John Lech-
letter of Winters, Yolo County, of en-
deavoring to obtain money 10y dishonest
means from her Mrs. Lechleter's) hus-
band.
Lechleiter. it appears. while visiting
this city, made the acquaintance OF the
Davis woman i'll house on lower l.
street, and one day, after his return to
tho bosom OF his family iii the bucolic
village OF Winters, Il lelIer came 10 him
from this city addressed IN q wotnan'G
handwriting.
LechleiIer was away from home at the
time, and his wife opened the letter, only
10 find that il came from BoIle Davis aud
W as a demand for money. Other letters
had also been received by Lechieiter
from tie same source, and they too fell
| into his wile's possession.
The contents OF these letters were such
as 10 arouse the wrath of Mrs Lechl eiter,
| and she al once took steps to have The
/ Dgyis woman arrested Tor attempted ex
! tortion She also INDUCED in severe
strictures concerning her husband, who,
/ she declared, had been contributing TO
| bis Sacramento Nemesis money that
should have gone to the support OF his
| family.
! The authenticity of the letters WIGS
proven, but LechI eiter denied that be
/ owed The woman anything. or that he
/ had more than Il passing acquaintance
with her.
| The case was given 10 the jury late
Yesterday afternoon. but at midnight no
agreement had been reached. and the
/ Jury Was lock ed up Tor the night.
/ IL is not known Cd WHAT point or points
! the iurymen differ, but 1t Is quite likely
some Oi them think Lechleiier was really
| indebted TO the young woman and that
! IN demanding that ne settle she did not
realize that ste was doing anything I'M
/ ia IL ftti.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-11-22
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

DR.. A. sM. Gardner of the Napa In
sane Asylum is at the Golden Eagle.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Philip Weisner Of MUIR
ray, Idaho, arc stopping ~ the Golden
Eagle.
State Treasurer Raciliife has so far inn
proved in health that lie was able 10 sii
up yesterday Tor the first tiine, but Will
not get out tor several weeks 10 come.
"a. k." writes TO the Record L Mon
that Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer Clark of Ma
gala. Butte County, were given a sur
prise on the 10Th, III honor of Mr. Clark' $
seventeen birthday. Those present were:
MIR. and Mrs. 4. Miller, Mr.. aud Mrs. T..
/ X. Knox, Mr.. and Mrs. j. WOODS, Mrs.
ID. w. Smith, Mrs. a. frowbridge. Mrs.
*. Boxall, j. Westwood, W. Delro, G..
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-11-22
Leaves an available surplus to
the stockholders over all ex-

Leaves an available surplus to
the stockholders over all eX-
penses and fixed charges~.........S 20, $50 20
The capacity of the present generating
plant at Folsom is 1000 horsepower, the
transmission yielding an efficiency, in
Sacramento, of 5000 horsepower, of
which only $50 horsepower are being
now used in producing the income OF the
company as above shown.
Contracts for additional power and
light are now being made, and when the
entire present generating capacity of the
company's transmission Plant No. ~
Is used the net profits to the stock hold
ers, after the payments of all charges, in
Guiding bond interest. sinking fund and
depreciation, will be upwards of $4,000
per annum. leaving out of the question,
at present, future extensions of the gen.
Grating plant at Folsom, which can be
effected without any further ex penditures
on dam, headworks or canal.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-11-22
WRONG, BUT TRUE.
Society to Blame for AZ Serious Grow.
inc Evil
(From the Alameda Encinal.

(trom the Alameda Encinal)
VIII someone answer this conun-
drum? Why will an American woman
slave ten hours a day in a commercial
house for four or five dollars a week,
out of which she must pay her board
and lodging, when she can get the
same wages at domestic service, in adj
dition to board and lodging, and at
the same time acquire knowledge of
the arts of housewifery that will fit
her to be the mistress of a home?
The foregoing conundrum was put
forth by the Sacramento Record-Union,
and now, from way down South, ="
comes a pert but truthful answer, from
Charles A Gardner. editor OF the Pas
adena Star, as follows: Because society
condemns the one and approves the
other. With all its pretense of encour-
aging honest labor, society is a liar
from way back, and places practically
a social ban upon domestic service. 1t
is wrong, but it is true"
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-11-22
sALv ALTON ARMY FUNDS

1hey Are swelied by the Members
Practicin= eil-Deuial.
The members of the Salvation Army
have completed their week of self-denial,
the chief object OF which was 10 forego
the use of certain articles of food, such as
tea, coffee. butter, sugar, etc.
The money usually expended for these
so-called luxuries is to be paid into the
general FUND of The army. The custom
prevails all over the world wherever
there IS Sal Vation Army post, ana the
money thus saved, added to collections
taken UP on the stIeet corners, usually
amounts to qul-e sum.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-11-22

Waterman, Chester Smith, Miss Ethel
Smith and Edward Knox. A most en-
joyable time was had. and every
thing passed off very pleasantly. and to
close the affair Mrs. Clark gave a grand
candy pull. which was enjoyed by all
present. old and young. AT late hour
all departed for their homes wishing
they could have such birthday gatherings
often. and hoping that their host and
hostess would be spared to receive many
more birthday surprises.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-11-22
sn,erlor { our Notos.

Judge Catlin viii this afternoon hear
the report of W. W. Bassett, assignee tor
the creditors of Minnie May Parkinson,
an insolveut debtor, making return oi
the sale OF personal properly.
Judge Itinksou has maje an order
confirming the sale OIL real estate belong
ing 10 lhe estate OF Jane Z. Jones, de-
ceased
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-11-22
ITS BONDS NOW ON THE MARKET.
The Sacramento Electric Enterprise is
a Success.
The Company Offers Million and a
Half of Its Securities to
Capitalists.

Last evenings Bulletin contained an
article reviewing the operations OF the
Sacramento Electric Light and Power
Company. much of which has already
been published here and is familiar to
the public. But the fact is also an
nounced that the company has placed on
the market Its one and one-halt million
dollars in bonds authorized two years
ago by the stock holders and secured by
deed of trust TO the California Safe De-
post and Trust Company.
These bonds are in denominations of
s., 900 each. and bear per cent. interest.
Though issued In November, 1893, tie
managers of the company deemed 1t ad-
visable TO withhold the bonds from sale
until the entire plant was completed, and
could demonstrate its ability to earn
profits, and none have ever been sold.
As, however, the plant is now IN sue
cessfuI operation, and the earnings have
proved sufficient TO pay all operating eX-
penses and bond interest and still leave
handsome margin of profit to the stock
holders, application has been made to the
San Francisco Stock and Bond Exchange
to have the bonds listed, and, after the
usual examination by the Executive
Committee Of the Exchange, the appllca-
ton was granted, and the bonds were on
Wednesday offered for sale for the first
time at Sl04.
The statement of the officers OF the
company shows the assets to be as fol-
lows:
Hydraulic works at Folsom
(cash outlay ..................~ So24,oo| IL
Convict labor performed by
the State for certain rights,
at 81 per day. ....... 100000 90
61o,65o 90
Toboggan railway at East
PARK, sacramento.........,... 3,946 90
Transmission plant at Folsom,
and transmission line to Sac
ramento, and buildings and
lands...-... ....................--.. 496,2S9 49
| Power and distributing station
at Sacramento ......'.............. 1924 40
| Arc ana incandeScent light
mento.. ............. $4,000 90
Total security for bonds So, 434, Oo7 80
| With 10 Indebtedness other tnan the bond
| issue OF 81, 500. 900 when the same shall have
! been realized upon.
! The gross annual income OF the
company as shown from its
statement amounts tO....-......... S212, 962 SO
! Deducting-
Operating expenses
and maintenance S97, 69G IL
| Interest ST.
100000 bonds. 10000 90
L 10 i
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-11-22

HUDSON EXCURSION FOR e r 81 81 points Pei 5ss
Sacramento weekly. Upholstered ears. Nam
ayers through to Chicago and Boston. Lowest
rate. Call on c. j. ELLIS, Agent :. p Co.,
Sacramento. or address JUDSON * CO.. 10
Montgomery street, san Francisco.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-11-22

Officers Wilson and Higgins last night
arrested All Hoy on . charge of gaming.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-11-22

SUNDAY excepted. 5Monday excepted.
A-For morning. P-For afternoon.
RICHARD GRAY, Gen. Traffic Manager.
I. II. GOODMAN. Gen. Passenger Agent.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-11-22
AT HOME.
ROCK-PILE REMED7

Santa Barbara Press: Many of the
towns in the State are shaving their
wisdom by providing k-piles for the
use of tramps who have more leisure
than grub" The idea of working for a
meal is good one to instill into the
mind of the vagrant class, and it has
been found that a good rock pile is a
better protection to town than a small
amy of COnStableS
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-11-22

ItTIUI IdIIIOTIIIU.
Los Angeles Times: Senator Villas
thinks that the results of the elections
show that the majority of the people
are still voting on the recent panic and
the results of it" Mr. Villas diagnosis
is undoubtedly correct. He might have
stated, further. that the people will vote
on the same issue in 1896.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-18
Gin SInoenbod,
DeI4er ourd uneTei9e Dreife fi6 felbf Com
curren5 na9t

Sin iunger Ssraeltt, beFen Name nt6t
9enannt tptrb, bat es berftanben, 1i9 baburd
etnen @rtperbs3petg 81 er0ffnen, buB e,
gegen 8e5ablung Die Siinben Ieiner @lauz
bensgenofen auf 5t9 ntmmt. @r bat a6e1
Ietner S3Gtigteit auf bteIem @ebiete oaburf
ielbit Elm Gnbe berettet, buB er feline fefter
Yretie fitbrte unb beifpteGspeiie fir Die
~uebernabme elmer am Sabbath ~beganqenen
Siinoe einemItanne SO, einem dnbereu aber
r1ur 40 Gents bere9nete. Ser Mann, pelz
9er feiner Nnft9t na9 10 Gents gil bel
be3dhlts, p0Qte ben Sinbenbod pegen Gnt>
gegenrdbme BON 8eloern unter ~ultpd5ren
@ngaben Derbaften ldfen, bod purbe t5nl
gefagt er IoQe tein Nufbebens bon Der 5abe
MAIDEN. Srobbem tbeilte er Dem Gebufteur
0e5 nSSeptf6 Courier" bic Sadie nit u1b
hteier per0ffentlt9te am Srettag SolqenDcs:
nGtn an Der Wfarfpea StraBe ~pobn6dTtar
iunger SSraeGit bat es iibernommen, bic
Sitnoen ieiner Na9born auf ft6 su ne5nen
ltno Oafur 8uBe 3u tbun. N2it einem Der
ielben trdf er Elm l1ebereinfomnen, ppndh
er tbm fir ba5 MbbiiBen BON am Ga6bat1
begangener Sinben SO Gents bere6nete.
Gin drDerer Nd9bar bate ebenfaQs las
geOurfniB, ei1en Nnberen fir feline Siinben
bltBen 81 Iafien unb in Nnbetra6t Der lhlpez
rem Soften beranlaBte er ben iunqen Si;1<
ocnboG, es fir 40 Gents 3u t6un. 4lS nun
Der ertte gta96ar BON Der Transaction h9rte
ano auBerbem erfubr, bab Der Na66ar, ipsIz
dlfr 40 @ents be5a3lte, AUDI nod unreines
Tleii9 gegefen babe, pdbrenb er Bios Gin
@ob6GtbgeIeb iibertrat, murbe er piit6s1D
un0 nur nit Wtiibe tonnte er babon abgebdl=
ten perben, geri9tlt9e S9ritte gu t6un.
9etloem IT Der Martt in bteiem Qrtifel an
MoT)oea StruBe 3iemIi4 flau getpor0en.
@ir piirben bic Namen unb Norefen Der
bet6eiligten S%erfonen berDffentli5en, r!iiB=
ten tpir n;t6t befir9ten, baB bas @runbeiz
g%ent6am in elmer @egenb, mo fof3s Sim
f%dltspinfe' toO6nen, alsbann i'm 4relIe fall
len miiBte."
Sm lebrtgen 1T es cine Sbat1u6e, bab
nur in ZEN gang unpiffen0en &retlen I'M
ierer tsraelitti3en 8epDlterung bieler &C.
brau6 berr19t.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-18
SoIIte einen OenfSctteI
Don Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES er'
balteu.

Ser etpa 35Ozpfunbtge 8olt3iit 8urte
bon Der Marneu Str. Station miro ii6
bemnd9it Dor Der 8oli3eizltnter u9ungs@
be6Oroe tpegen MttBahtung 1etner 0efungez
men gu beranttpOrten 6aben. uno mas otsa
les unbori4rtftmGbi9e, u%nerlau6te unO
nt@tsnuBtge 8ene6men nod %trafbdrer
ma3t, tit, baB bies bor ben &ugen Des Eidz
ters 9ooleD i'm @eri9tsfddle geI6aD nnD
BON bteiem nt4t einmal geriigt puroe. Die
9efangene1 tparen ia nur Elm Padr Qrme
ru1H9@iioH3e Qumpenfammler, Die Elm
po6l6a6enoer @iriI9er aus purem Ieli@
gton5bab oes OtebftabGs beT9uloigte, I'm
elmer 8eitr1fung tpegen f9tperer &0rperz
oerleBun9 gu entge6en. Die 8eiben, Sa@
muel 5rtebmann unb SOief 8eermann, ma
rem an IL. Sebruar auf i6rer Gunbfa6rt
our6 Die StraBen Der MeItIeite audi na6
Der NQeD 6inter Dem 6duIe 73O 2urner
Nbe. qefommen. Sprt fanben fe cine
W3enge Derbrannter Seppi9e unO 8eftbeden,
unD 0d btefes 3eug in Der Nbfaltiite Lao, 10
r1dbmen tie bur3auS tetnen Mnitanb, bass
felbe auf t6ren Wdgen gu labeu. &aum
fubret fe aus Der QQeD pteber btnaus, d(s
Der in gtp, 730 Burner Nbenue ~pobnenbe
Mrtbur Burns, Der an 4us9dnge Der NQoD
tie erpdrtete, t6nen befa6l, Die nertb(oTen
berbronnten 9egenitdnbe fofort fpieoer abb
3%ulaben, ba fte fein (8urn's) Gigent6um
toGren. DIS ite bies gu t6un fi9 peigerten,
ttel Burns iber 5rieOmann Der unb 6edrz
beltete bteien oerartig, baB er Bis bergangez
men Samftag in Gr3tGt3er Yfleqe Ietn
nuBte. &aum erfubr Burns ourd ttnen
ietner guten Sreunbe, baB Sriebmann i'm
tpegen i9fperer &DrperberleBung berflaqen
tDDQte, 10 lief er nd9 Der Qatpnoale Station
uno nabm bort einen 9aftbefebl gegen Die
bet0en 0aufirer tpegen 0iebItd6!5 9eraus.
Die armen Geute muBten, ba tie feline
8itrgen ftnben t%Onnten, bis beute in Der
3eQe Drummer. 6eute beriud6te Burns
benz Gt6ter ein3ureoen, baB fem 6aus an
Gage borber dusge6rannt tpGre un0 bic DDt1
ben beiDen Sr0blern aufgelefenen 9tpFfe
nun letAt angebrunnt unb bon Inn Burns
1ur aufbelDabrt tburben, Inn 1e ben M6=
14dBern Der MISUNDERSTANDING borz
3u3elgen. I'm ft9 bon Der Gi6tt9tett Der
Nusfage 51 iiber5eugen, per19ob nun Rt8z
ter Soolep ben San Bis gum p. b. so. uno
1teQte Die beiben Nngetlogten unter ie $500
8irgf9aft. Oils ite ft9 an bas quilt Des
8atltffs begeben polten, I'M fi1 bort bur1
etnen gutiituirten Qunbsmann bic 8iirQs
f4oft ausiteuen 3u Iaien, tpoIte bas Der
PDli3tit 8urfe nt9t g%eftatten unb I9lug,
als tie it4 nn6 Der s3eGe 6tnauSf9affen
lafen molten, auf fte los. Nismanb aubet
benz 8oiliff o%Sngentbron na6m ft9 Ser
Nermiten an, 0o9 bteier frat 10 energiI6
aut bdB Der Fi6ter tbm f9lieBli9 bic beiz
ben 2eute iibergab. 8erf9iebene i'm 9eri9t
antpefenbe Berfonen tparen iiber bieie qe=
metne 9anblungstpeiie zines 8oli3iftn 10
emP0rt, baB ie ft4 freipiIig erboten, als
3eugsn Dor Der Observation-Disclosures
auf5utreten.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-18
SQuter fhSne Geute.

&m Gamftag Nbenb gegen 9 u4r ftelen
bret baGbDii6ftge 8urI den an Der Gde Der
Barber unb Union StrdBe bic etfpd 5Otdbz
rtge 9tbte &en0elman1 BON GIG Union Ctr.
an, unb beraubten 1e UNI hire 8adridoft,
etpa $4,000. @iner Der &erle belt tbr ben
9eOOlper boris @efi9t, Elm anberer ur1=
f6Gang iie unb Der Oritte rebiDtrte nit @rz
folg tbre Sof9en. Die 5rau mar o in 4ngft
9ejdgt, OaB Ite feIbft, ols ie pteDer freIge=
geben mar, gu f3reien it9 fiir4tete. 3uFdIz
ligerpetfe bate Elm etpd 10jGbriger &nGbe
ben 9aubanfaa nit angeieben unD Die 3d1=
Der ertdnnt. @r CAB Der 8Dli3et fofort bic
gfamen berIelben an unb 6eute ftanoen Dte=
lelben, Srant SGD, Sames Suatpan pn5
So6n 9effermann unter Der Nntlage 6es'
8aubanfaGs bor Gi8ter Ooolep, Ollie bre;
itnb berii9tigte 8anotten unb geb0ren our
9enne6errnz @beebbs8anbe. SGD uno 92fs
fermann lieBen ibren Bro3eB big gum e.
peri4ieben unD ftelten prompt Die tbnen
duferlegte 8iirg16aft BON ie $1,000. Gull
ltbon tpurbe pro5effirt unb troB aqer Be-
1u6e fetner 8eliebten unb S6fpefter, fir
t6n Qtibt's gu I9p0ren, Durbe er inter
$500 8irgf4aft gum 9ro3eB feitge6alten.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-18
Quf friiher Ohat ertdppt.

Srant SuGep unb S. SC. Rennebn. stoei
&%otgGnger Der 5rau Sbornton, pe16e 1929
Utt9tgan Nbe. pobnt, fingen gefferr in Der
Wobnung ibrer Wirtbin etnen @in6re9er
ab ur0 l~ieferten i'm Der 8oli8et .alls. IS
mar tur5 nab 6dGb neun rbr, ais iib i'm
Parlpr oes %genannten 9ouTes Die Netoen
nit Sci angSbDrtrdgen unb &Iabieripiel
bergniigten. 0a bemerften fte, DaB tbnen
ein g%etpiies &Iabteritiid fe6le, IuQeD be-
CAB ft3 na3 ietnem G6laf3immer, i'm es
81 9olen. 9obei muBte er an Der S6ur bes
WfGo3en5tmmers bOrbet, OieIc[be ftanD
offen un0 fonnte er babinter beutlib cine
MtGnnergetalt in benz fablen SG6etne oes
.nte0rtg brennenben 9aies %erfennen. Gr
cling ru9ig Oorbei unb bann pieoer binunz
ter. 9ort tbeilte CT &ennebD nit, pa3
er gefeben, unb nit Biitole unb 8niippel
betpaffnet begaben fie fi9 biuauf. Nts fe
0as betreffenbe MGD@en3tmmer betraten,
lag @aes in gr0Bter unoronung u11l6er,
unb tnmitten Der umgeitilpten 56ubla6en
itan0 iener &erG, ben 9ulep geIeben bate.
Gr er9ab f9 auf Der SteQe, als CT Die BEL
ben betpaffneten M}6nner erbfidte. Gullep
unb &ennebD bra9ten i'm i'm Sriulnp6e
na9 Der Cottage @robe Nbe.= Station, po
er fi3 g.. %. Sobnfon nannte. Wtan err
fannie uber in i6m SUB Seroure, Der am
gebli9 friber Elm 9runbetgent9umsaqent
tpar. 8egenpdrtig tppbnt er SEQ, 100 WeQS
StraBe. @r Geugnete, einen GinbruA oerz
iibt gu baden; er babe nur bas Oientz
mdo3en befu9en DoQen.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-18
Go~bensmerther plan.
6iir ole RinterIafenfdaft BON John S. Grerar
fol- cine rein wifeufbaftIibe Sibliothef
an9efbaft mcroeu.

Sobn 8. grerar's groBarttges @srmddt@
nib an Die StaDt G6tcago 5oQ CUR @rrt4z
tung elmer Diifenf9aftlt6en 8i5tiOt5et i'm
tpetteiten Slime bernenbet neSoen. 60
purbe am Sdmitdq Jfa@mittaq BEL elmer
BON ben Sruftees i'm G6icaqo Stub dbge6alz
tenen 8eriammlung bei9lo1Ten. Den 8orIiB
Bel btefer @erfammIung fibrte g2orman
WtQiams, tpGbreno 9eDrqe 81. Nrnp1r GlS
SefretGr f%un9irte. NnpeIenb raren
fdmmtli9e SruItees, nGmli9: Norman Wtlz
ltoms, Mari6aG TteGb, 8. 8. 8lofitone,
RDbert s. 2tncoGn, $. SO. 8i1bop, 8. 90.
SadfDn, 6, 8, MaTon, @bipn Seth, SEQ.
u. 4rmour, gilbert 8eep, @. S, 2ouperbad
unb 6. 90. 8lat9forb.
Die @rDrtrun9 iiber ben ltmfqnq Der ST.
bltotRet mar tur5, bd ii9 Die SrufeeS itber
bteIen Blntt bereits eintg getporcen iparen.
Der Dor mebreren @o9en gema@te @orz
I6lag, fi9 lebt9liCb cuff amerttaniIGla Werfe
5u bef6rGnten, tpurbe gar ni4t pieber in
8etra9t ge3Dge1t, neil man 81 Der lleberz
3eugung 9etommen mar, DAP Die Nepberrp
8tbltotbef in bteIer 9inii4t i9on o1es
N0tbige entbalte. Ginftimmtg bugegen t5az
Ten Die Sruitees Der NnIi9t, baB Die 8iblio=
tbet etne rein D~tIeni6aftGi6e nerben fo1e
unb bdB man bdburcb am beiten I'M Stnne
be5 SeitatDrs 6onbeln perbe, benn oGSobn
Grerar babe gu fetnen Geb3etten oft fein 8ez
bauern bariiber ausge1pro6en, baB es 10
i9pterig fei, practif4e SnfOrmatiDnen 3, 9.
in 8e3ug auf @t7ensManufactu~ unb
SrdnSportmefen, 6u er6alten. 9ieiem uez
bel tanbe foQ aIf0 bur9 Die grerar 8iblipz
tbet abge6olfen tperben ltnb man tDiro in i6r
Werte iber iebe erbenfli9e, moberne WiIz
fen1 daft, tbeoretf9e, nie pratttf9e finDen.
Sur Nusfiibrung btefeS 8lanes ruroe fol-
genOeS Gpmtte ernonnt:
tnan5z@Dmtte-W}ar16aQ SielO. Gilbert
&eep, S.8. 8laditone; @runbftHd= unb Sc
bGuoez @Dmtte- Spbn 30. GIarf, $. 70.
8tfbOp, @obert S. Qincoln; Gomife aur
Nustpabl Der @erfe-@. s. MaTDn, Rep.
g. S, Mc9berfon, George N. Mrmour;
Werpaltungsz Gomite-9. 90. SadTpn, g..
%. 8lat6fOrO, @bfon &ett6.
Die 8abl zines 8%ibltot6eters purbe benz
Gonite CUR NuStpa6( Der @erfe iibertraqen
unb 5par fpG Elm FOLDER fofort urgeIteIt
tperDen, bamtt er BEL Der Mabl Der Werfe
fetn urtbeil a6geben unb 1pfprt einen Gataz
log 5uiammenftelen fam.
I'm nun feinerlei @er30gerurg eintreten
3n laIsn, IOI in GrmongeIlng zines eigez
men @ebGtoes, p~orlduftg Elm geeignetes Qo=
tal gemietbet tper6en unb man 6offt i'm
Stonbe 3u fetn, benz Bublitum Die 8tbltoz
tibet f3on innerbalb bier Bis flint Wouaten
iibergeben 81 fOnnen, Sic mtrb in ibrer
art bic ein5ige in Nmerita fein, benn nit
@usnabme elmer %fleinen, gGn3ltd6 nn3uretz
fenoen in BbtlabeGpbta, giebt es bier feline
3pette, Die nun mtfenf9aftli9e Werfe entz
bolt. @S ptro getptfermaben Elm 2e6rinz
ititunt populdriten Characters un0 Damit
etnem lange gefii3lten 8ebiirfntB obgeDolz
fen nerben.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-18
Ddr oefeben poroen.

WGbrenb Wil6elm SSintelffetn BON 2O3 %.
SoplOriraBe geitern Na9mtttu9 einen Ha6=
barn befu6te, i~tdttets Elm i'm 9auie 6etdnnt
ietn miiiIenoer @inbreber ibm (6infelItetm
etnen uner6etenen 8eiu9 ab unO beftabl iba
I'm Sa3en i'm Wert6e BON ii6er $10O.
9o9 Der 9err Bitter pom 8re9eifen mar
betm 8etreten bes 9aufes geIeben 5porOen,
unb ols Sinfelftein lei Der 6eimfe6r bic
Wobnung, refp. Die S9ublGben uusgerdltmt
fanb unb fi4 bieferbolb betm Na3bar be-
tldgte, tbeilte inn bteIer BON Dem fremben
8eIu9er nit. @r CAB cine 10 CUTE Sc
i9reibnng befelben, baB es ben 8oli3iten
Cunningham unb Mc@arten balb 9aruuF
gelang, befelben 6obbaft gu tperben. Ser
@inbre3er CAB in Der Station feinen 3urran
nit MtttO Nn3riit on unb fanb man BEL
tbn eiren golbenen &ing, ben SinteIitsin auf
ben eriten Bid aIs ben ~feinigen ibentifitirte,
8i9ter 9OOlep, benz Nn9rit beute unter Der
Nnfldge be5 @inbru68 bprgefi6rt purbe,
fteQte ibn bis gum %. untsr $500 8irgz
1Aaft.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-18
KIei0er0tebe.

SSn Der 9espGaines1t r. zStutipn meGbete
geIfern W3i6ael Murpbp, baB INN 1etn
ueber3ieber in Der v8anbbor" zS9antpirt6>
19aft an Der 0esptqinesfraBe geitobIen
tporben lei. Die 9e6eimen 5plep unD 9un>
ter murben 1ofort nit Der N~uffinbung Der
SbGter betraut. Sic berbafteten 5undhit
Span NnberIen, 9tefer %bebauptete, 3pet
Mnbers bGtten ben l1eber3ieber unb So &C.
ftp6len. Gr gtng nit ben @ebeimen na6
Der betreffenben @irt6f9aft, Nls G elm
trat, 1prQngen 3tpei MGnner alf i'm gu uno
bsganren Inn Die &letber bonn 2et6e gu
reiBen, @r be3etbnete bieie &erle ols bic
feGben, pel6e Murp6D %berdubten, tnfoIge
be1en bteIelben ber6aftet tpuroen.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-18
Dr.. 10, 6. OYos 9et00tet.
Gr miro Don oen RGScrn etnes Gifenbabn.
3uees 3errnalnt.

Ser in g6icogo tpo6lbefanate Mr3t Or.
9oDrep Oba5 Durbe geftern Mben6 fur3
ned s llbr bon einem n0rbli9 fabren6en
Yahogisrauge Der Qate SHORE uno Mi9iqan
Southern 8abn, bort mo- bte1elbe bic 80.
Str. treu5t, iiberfa6ren unb berartiq pers
leBt, baB er na9 nenigen Mtnuten Ieinen
9etft aufgab, @r tpobnte bel Ieiner Sod
ter 5rau DURHAM, go. 6939 0ernon Npe.,
unO begab fi3 um Die genannte Stunbe cuff
fetne1 9eipObnli9en Spa3iergang. Nls er
an Die Gelei1e Ser ertpGbnten 8a6n tam,
TAB er fi9 na3 re6tS unb ltnts UNI unb
cling, ba er nirgenbs etnen beronna6enben
3ug erblidte, iiber bic @9ienen, Oo6
bdtte~er ft4 ungliidli9er Wei1e getGui4t,
benin ais er mttten auf benz 8abnbett, nell
DIES Iebr brett 1T, mar, fubr ein 3ug 6erdn
uno 8ermalnte i'm unter ben GGbern. Ser
un9Gudlt6e tpurDe Ic1lper am &opfe berIeBt
ltn0 berlor etnen She'll TeineS Nrmes. Mdn
brd9te TIN iofort nah Srau 0urbam's
Wobnung, no er aber innerbdlb tpenioer
Minaten perf9teb.
Gr mar 81 Sabre, alt unb pratti3irte
f4on felt bret Sabren nt9t me6r. Seiner
3ett par er elmer Der angeIe6enIten Ner3te
Der Sta0t. @einem unermiibIt6en @GGfz
fen bat @bicago eS gu per6anfen, baB e8
nunmebr Elm 9o1pital fir Srauen ltnb
&tnoer bat, tpte eS tpenige in ben 8eretnigz
ten Staaten giebt. Mit Der Gr0ffnun9 6eS
mebi3iniiden Snftttutss fir 5rauen i'm
Sabre 1870, narb er Der Director befeIben
unb fpdter ertpdblte man ibn gum Prdiiben@
ten bes G3tca9oer mebi3tntf den Colleges.