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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-31
MISS FAY's PERFORMANCES.
a Good Audience Enjoys = yery Clever
Entsrthinmsnt

a Good Audience EnjoJs = VERY Clever
Eatsrtainmsnt
At the Opera House last nigh. far
sized aud cultured audience witnessed
AnnaEvaFay'G "Spiritualis,ic" phenom.
ena. For some reason exhibitions OF
this sort seem to have moro charm for
many people when announced as some.
thing occult, than when given a. nero.
~ the work Of clever human ingenuity.
Miss Fay has q ,piri,uslls face and
form, and aids the impression on the
spectators Of her very clever work. She
u certainly, In at least ono son,e. an
adept" She puzzled most OF those
present. including the very skepiical
committee, composed OF Capt b B
Dovene- aud DR.. r W. Hazlett there
was great deal OF tho humorou, in the
performance. which the committee CO.
operated 10 produce. Tho performances
will DO repeated this evening.
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THE Fan,lERs'Loss.
What the Success OF Democracy Has Cos,
tho AgrieuIturi,t.

"hAt the ouccrsh oi DeulocrAcy has LOST
tho AgrieuIturi,u.
CHICAGO. Jan. 3o-The results oil
complete census Of farm animals con.
Quoted by ths Orange Judd Farmer and
covering every county in the country
appears in this weeks issue, Tho de-
cline in values during tho past year is
very heavy, the aggregate value OF all
classes being Sl,922. $4,000 against
s, %, 400 900 i year ago, shrinkage OF
Is Dor cent The total number OF
horses on farms 10 given a. Id, OS2, 900,
valued at 1918, SOL, 900, decline OF
Sis. 100000 in value. mules 2,34l, 900,
value Slo7. 81, 900; cows Il. As. 900. value
S557 ,676. 800; cattle 32,3aS, 900, value
S45S, 1903, 600; sheep $500 value
60.73s, 900; hog. 1901 900. value s229..
5000.
In mich COWS there /, a small in.
cease In nbers, while the number OF
ho2s shows an increase OF 10000, bat
in all other classes OF animals there 10 q
decrease in numbers. The heaviest loss
in number. IL In sheep, the decrease be-
ing $3.50, 00O. or 10 per cent, while tho
aggregate value Of this class OF animals
has decreased SIS, sos. 00O. or 80 per cen.
in q single year. In the surplus hog
states there is little change so far as
hog, are concerned from year ago. but
the values are about 81 per head lower.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-31
A MornEn,s HERoIsM.
Carried Her childrsa Down an Icy La
der to Escape n Fire

der to Escape a Firs.
NV YoEE, Jan. GA mothers love
and courage were shown to-day when
Mrs. Mary Walsh left fourth.s,ory
window Of her homo a, AZ Sixth aveuus,
and with her two children 10 her arm.
climbed down an icy iron ladder to cl'
cape from the flames tina. had poa.es.
sion oil her rooms. The fro started
while NrL Walsh WaI still in bod with
her children. Her husband. q letter
carrier, had gone 10 work half an hour
before. Mrs. walsh awoke TO ind her
room IN flames Tho force OF tho fire
and smoke had glrelly blown out rear
window In tho house. Mrs. Walsh
caught her two children up and ran
through the flame, to the fro escape.
Tho fre burned their night gowns and
seorched their hair and flesh. lcicles
hung from the Are escape ladders down
which she had TO climb. A beam had
fallen across her shoulders % she
ran through tho burning room aud lei.
an ugly bruIse. Mira. Walsh climbed
down the first ladder and stood on q
level with al adjoining house, where a
man met he, and took tho children
from her arms. Then Mrs. Walsh was
assisted down. The children may die.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-31

WAsHrSoro., D. c., Jan. Gothic
negotiations hore as to the Mexico
Guatemala dispute tool; on 4 now phase
to-day and apparently tho next develop.
ments nre looked for at tho City OF
Mexico. where tho Mexican cabinet
must pass upon tho nui!icicncy OF tho
concessions offered by Senor Do Leon,
tho special representative OF Guatemala
Secretary Gresham expressed himself
to-day as s,ill hopeful OF peaceful
outcome. in which hope he is Joined by
Senior Romero, tho Mexican minister
here.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-31
A QUIET SUPPER.

Partisan and Sor-PartI.au People Discus.
an Elegant E.pasi.
Last evening at Beibeson's Ye,taur.
ant, a supper was given. at which were
present large number OF guests. The
affair was rendered TO prominent. Re-
publican, by another member OF the
same party, as the ,esr!. of bet. Mr.
A. Reymsun made sone remarks sad
City Clerk Danneuberz couldn't say a
word.
John Devine sang the old song:
'Johauis, my old friend John"
The supper was provided by Nr. An
ton Reynann's liberali,y and all pre-
sent had an enjoyable time.
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DEAD AMONG AS GUESTS.
Prof Anderson shoots Himself aud Fall,
at Lady. Feet

AoA- S"USNr sah
at n LAdy's Feet
CHICAGO, Jan. 3o--Prof. Vigo Ander.
SOP, a prominen. member OF Theodore
Thomas. orchestra, made dramatic
ending OF hiS sonewha. eventful life
la.t night. He called together many OF
his friends and gave them mu.iea en-
tsr.aiunent Then he shot himself
through the head. The suicide occurred
4, 3i7 Elm street, where Mr.. Anderson
uaa living. One OF the invited guests
vas Mas Frances StreigeL Anderson
killed himself virtually a. her feet
Many OF bis acqEaintAnces declare An
derson was the lance OF Miss S.reigsl,
bat her friends deny this. Mr.. Ander-
son was IS years old. He wa. flute in
,tsuc;or in 4 local college aud had been
advertised as flute SOLOS. at coming
concert OF the Chicago orchestra The
police took charge OF his efects.
The only thing which gave any indica-
ton OF a cause for his act was notice
to appear in cour. to answer bill Of
complaint fled by his wife in divorce
proceeding.
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Tho Rontz-Santley Company, which
opens Mt this house ncIt Monday oven.
ing, will be entirely new this season.
The company engaged il exceptions II y
strong. and inc!rdes Miss Marion Blake,
tho most phenomenal baritone ovor
heard on tho vaudeville stage. This 10
her first appearance in America. having
snng In all the principal continental
halls. Lotto Elliott, Teddy and Clara
Himmonds, Merritt and Wolch, Lcalic
and Ionloy, Clara Simpson, Edith La
Monte. Delta Ro,ko. Flossy St. Clair
aud others.
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TO the mslodrama, "1hs smurrler.."
The play is rendered Interesting by the
Introduction OF the amugglers' cave, n
prison scene. IN ocean race, 4 wreck at
sea, tornado aud other exciting
episodes. At tho same time tho laugh.
ter.loViny portion Of the audience IL en-.
ter,ained BY song,, dances and special.
iieA Charles @ Maubury as Jdet Hardy.
4 revenue officer, proved himself capa.
bic Of good work. and Maymie Sheridan
was warmly received,
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BosroS, Mass, Jan. 3a.-The Amer:-
can Wool and Cotton Reporter will say
tomorrow OF the wool trade:
The months record is tina: OF s
steady market with 40 average demand
Tor all kinds oil wool with price, quite
evenly maintained. The sales of the
week amount 10 1.6IS,500 pounds do
mes;ic and 1,l35,00o pounds foreign,
making 4 total Of 2,Sl3,5G0 pounds
against total OF 8, 49,, 500 pound. for
the previous week and total OF 1851
90 pounds for the corresponding week
last years. The sales since January /,
1895, amount to li,i0l,60o pound.
against Q, IS9, 600 pounds year ago.
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NESBlTT g. DEVINE,
TO LID.

street
E!gh;;.ooued dwelling. With al eoayeai.ac..
81 Make: street
Modern ten.roozed house, with - ac.es o.
ground AZ TilI0pyille. six miles north Of Me-
Sns Fe:ry. on lines o: C & P. sat Wheel!ar L
LAKE Esie railroads Macy tsliaS each va
eTsry day. Delightful location
E1zht-rooCed dwelling. l0I Fourteenth s;es,
seTea-rooued dwelling. $ Twelfth Stree:
Egat-rooned dwelling on motor LIE, L hs
minutes hide from The city.
Seven-rooned dwelling, modern, sIS MGIa =
Sevea-roo@ed dwelling. modern, South FEo,;
street -. tI1-r,- :.
teallh stree,
EeTea.sooaet dwelling. hes; location Il t.,
city ioE an II. D.
s!x-eoomed dwelling. nE55 Market street.
FSerooCaed dwelling. Sis EoG street
rooned dwelling. 2S6 Wood street
Eocrsoo1,ed dwelling. $50 Make: street
Ih'ee 'ooned dwelling tcow enpsyl i06 VIZ
ftve-rooaed dwelling. North Wabash ,:re..
(Sow e@pty.)
Modern ea:. ISIS Chsplire s.-ce:
Forr-.ooned dwelling. 1854 EtSh stree:
Stx'sooned dwelling. South Elm street
store 1907. and dwelling, o6is Calplius S;.scs
store room aud dwelling. 1907 Mxin street
Al good rcntAble property.
Al Sood reaubls property. Colsea:l! i. !oa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-31

Letters were received yesterday By
several Wheeling psopln from tho Stat
Ter tourists in Florida. dated at tho col.
ebra.ed resort, the Ponce dc Leon in
historic old St. Augustine. The party
arc all eloquent In praise OF the beau.i.
ful Florida climate. They left yes:er.
day on their chartered sailbost for a
voyage OF several weeks on the Indian
river, on tho east coast OF Florida.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-31
TROOP, for na.,ow,b-

RoME, Jan. 3o.-It is semi-oticially
announced tina. two additional bat.al.
lions OF Italian troops are leaving
Naples to-day, for Massowah, Egypt.
This is the las. draft OF soldiers requir-
ed to complete the Italian defensive
measure, against the TiGre dervishes.
No moro Italian troops will be sent to
Africa
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FOB SALE

House. rooms and hall. on no.o: lIaL ,.,.
seioerT's Garden. a. 01.
House. ( rooms and ball. corner y. R1.oa ,,t
Kentucky IsreetI. $500.
House I roor.I, Leih street chcAn o. al,
terms 500. '
House . rooms and hall. list ss.De. 10 ,pi.,.
did order. s. 60.
House. : rooms. brick Main st. Sth v,rt. MA
House, I rooms, btiek, Jacob Essee. 81 vrt
House. rooms sad hail. Park View, 10: l,,r
is feet easy terms 81. 10.
House, 5 rooms. Zih ST. lot 25rloo ,:ee. Il N
Double house 10 roo-I-frdiana y.ssss L.lsL
esSJ terms. sA50o
House. rooms, eouth Huron E;,ee. IIa-4
With large lot FOO.
House. roorai and hall. Nirke. s:.e.: h.
tween It'll and sth streets. easy terIL t27ll
Hor:. 5 soonA corner lot, 2iih Efse:, cay
Double house. room, Coal street. Is: zrt
500
House: rooa.. M.colloch street, EI. wa...
Ing sl.70l
Hor,e: J Rooms AID hail. viii hzs 10. Ia
Tireet. S.60a
House. ,rOons. Charles street. eaIJ terE., IN
House. s. oo-s Baltimore stseeI Ia. Wse.i.
!1s. easy terr7A Slo5a
Rouse. rooms. ls:h .:-pet, eaJJ tar-L s7n
Splendid lot for dwelling ho1Se, Eot I-s..
House. srooEs. b,.ek. Il:h street. cheap, ssh
House, 10 sooE.S brick, with large 10; Ia
street cheap. :
House: soosl, Jacob street. s!h u.,i .T
tsrnL E.5ol
House. rooGS. Wood street 9Th vA-t, & 81
House. rooms, 9th street sLohn
House rooms, Wood street. Sth var! SliSl
Piae fnIihed horse, 5 Rooms and hlll, PIX
N.so - 800 49, 0-'''
Splendid house, 5 rooraI and hall Lad Ic,..
Belrecere. u. so
House, 6 rooms. brick, Market street C.7e,
wheeling. cheap, Gcn
each
Thsee lots IN Park View. cheap
BuStnea properly on MAKE: ss:ees 1: c1ots:.
k.e price
90 $50 $50. $50, s.. 900 aad s,cso1 to Ioaa o.
real estate
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Hlvor Report. from Above.

Warrcu-River. l foot and station.
ary. Weather, clear and cold.
Oil City-Riyor. foot 7 inches and
stationary. Weather cloar and cold.
Morgantown-The river a. this point
10 closed. Weather CLAIR and cold.
DECENTRALIZATION 8 feot inches and
falling. Weather clcar and cool.
Grecnsboro-Rivor 7 foot inches and
stationary. Weather fair and warmer.
Standardization. 6 feet 2 inche,
and falling. Weather clear and cold.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-31

Officer McCausland mado the second
arrest last night 1t was plain drunk
case. and the man refused 20 give his
name. A little later the same officer
put in jim Wclch. on disorderly
charge. He bohayod so badly that tho
officer had to call on bys.andor to help
TO handle him.
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This Ia what the Dramatic Mirror
says oil Tho smugplers" company,
which open thros nights ongagemon.
at the Grand tonight: At tho Howard
Auditorium variety gayo way this week
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1850. Market Street.
REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT.

s-rooned brick. Nos Virginia street
erooEed brick. No. 50 South Broadway.
5fooned frame. No. III North Huron Btrtst
s-rooned brick. No. ~ Fifteenth street
3roomed frame, No. % Ohio street
5roo1ed frame. 10. 60 SoG.h York street
5rooued trkne. No. 10 South Eln street
2rooraG ihIrt door. 40. lis MARKET street.
7.roomed brick. No. lcl Fourteenth street
+roorned frame, No. ll05 ycCoIloch street
5.roo1ed frame, SO. lll6 McCoIloch street
4-rooned brick. No lS,7 AcColioch s.reeI.
Srooned frame, No III South Front itreei-
Srooned brick. No SO Eo1 street
5rOomed brick. No 23G Chspllne street
roocaT. second floor. No. 57i9 Jacob street.
+rooraed brick. No ?il7 Alley B
ltrooaed brick. No So Main street
trooned brick. 80. 800 Woods street
Srooned frame, No. 1l23 NcColIoch street.
T-rooEasd brick. No. 6l9 Main street
Sroo1ed krtek. No. III ThIrty-thlrd streat
SrooEed frame. No Is Ohio street
Srooned frame, No, 273l Woods street
&roo=ed frame. No. lIl1 Ei;abeth street
3roomed brick No. 2ils Chapline street
JrooEed frame, No. u North Wabash street.
s-rooued brick. No. - Alley7
1-rooued fame and store room, corner Fouc
tenth and NcCollocd street,
store building. Nos l{l9 iat 1914 Main street
Store bcilt!as. No. ij9 Main street
ofice and living roonI. No 1905 Market g.
O5lce aud Living rools. No. lSit Market St
o-ce tooE- No Isr. Chaolins street
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MONEY TO LOAN.
SMITH & DICKINSON,
1929 MARKET STREET.
FOR SAIE


SPECIAL BARGAINS IN PROPERTY.
No g South Penn street sercn..ooued new
house. laundry. bath room. hall. FoscheA, BOA
gases, in the best location with al the !S;ss.
improvements: cheap.
No llot and llo6 Market street, two s;oTs
rooms, eight large rooms upstairs slG5m
No. g South Huron street, Sroored house, 10:
Ssxl.0 feet 5000.
No: 6ll Market street. e-rooncd housG 10:
lexl33 feet sl.SOo.
No. ISIS Jacob street, 7.roomcd house, in cool
location. S.ooo.
No. Il Fourteenth stree. ll.rooncd b;t:s
house; cheap
No. lis South Penn street. g.,oonNi houss,
LOT; cheap.
Also building lots. farms and residences Of 81
sizes Call and see me.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
stranSsrsia the cIty aad wheeling Folks
tt Abroad

Strangers fn the CITY aad Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
There uas very general report abou;
town yesterday that ez.Mayos C. W.
seabright was so grayely i'll tina, be was
not expected 70 live over tuen.y-iour
hours. This, his hos. Of friends will re-
toice 20 learn. was = mistake He wrote
G day or so ago that his appetite was
good, he slept well, and had no, fell:
better for long time. He is At Cam.
bridgeboro Springs, Pa, and will be
home this week.
Anna Fay and her company, are
Windsor guests.
r. F. Seymour. advance agsn. OF the
Ben;I-Staniey company. is a. tho Boiler.
Me.srs. Frank P. Mcneil and J. B.
sommeryille have returned from
Charleston.
Mrs. Nellie Sweeney Palmer wa. a.
Fairmon. yesterday. where she sang al
the funeral OF William L Nuzum.
Mr.. ". P Ishan. assistant secretary
OF the city "a, board, has been confined
TO his room since las. Friday, with se.
we're attack OF the grip.
Tps Parkersbnrg State Journal says:
the selection by the Republican caucus
OF the new city council OF Wheeling OF
James & Hall for city collector is very
gratifying news TO Republicans all over
this state. He is OF the sal. OF the
earth and worthy OF the reward.
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MONEY 10 LOAN.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

=
The annual meeting Of the s:ockhotde.s OF Ii.
Bcs:Eick Fire Proc. steel Lsih Coz paay viii be
held on Thu-Jdsy. February 3. 1855. a. 10 D. n.
AZ the o.ce Of G. ". Johnson, Sens No I-Is
Main street. for the election OF director, sni the
t.noSactioa o! Any other business that ma come
before then Il q BLGCLEY. =,
la-iIh SECRETARY.
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No, 8 Thlrty.dr5t street
Martins Ferry property Ailoia!ay c ~
pIA,euzer depot saloon and dwelling. -
Real et;Gis oteVery description
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ALE and porter are getting back into
the favor they enjoyed twenty-five years
a1o
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the ckholdcr, Of tho
Canitai GlSs Company will be held at thcIr
Once on Saturday. February >. 1896. ats o'clock
y. m. ios The election Of directors and tho trans.
fore them. MN CoERISc; "
'lh Secretary,
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JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent. Collector. Sota,y Pl5I.
Pension Attorney, No. lSl: MGEEH. Ei;e..
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GREAT FIRE SALE.


The entire stock Of the Atlantic
Tea Company viii be sold at AUG
ton, beginning WEDNESDAY.
JANUARY %. at 1860 Market
street.
This Is a rare chance to secure
bargains. The stock consists OF
Teas. Cohfees. Soap. Starch. Rice,
Beans. Eyaporated Fruits, Califor-
mia Canned Fruits of every deserip.
ton, Sugar Corn, Tomatoes, Pie
Peaches. Rolled Oats, Dat Meal.
etc. These goods are but slightly
damaged by water.
Don't fail to attend this great
sale.
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FoR RENT.

EOR ENT-NINE- ROOMED
- dwelling. G1n5 ChAplIae street; both bot
and cold water; both gases Inquire OF C. P.
SCHAMBRA. 100 Main street j42a
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-11
Sem 8erihte zines GDrre1ppn

- Dem @eri6te zines Gorreiponz
bentan, mel4en ber in &anias gitp
in MtHourt erf4einenbe rStar" in
bic @olbfelber Stlobomas entz
1anbt Bate, entnebmen mir fol-
genben fir @olbgrdber menig ermuz
tbisenben 8ertdt: Die r@olbfelber"
Bethlehem aug elmer groben Tld@e
Qebmboben, auf Der gang p~erein5elt
eintge 6armer leben, bic Sbetle bes
8obens .auspaf@en." IS unterliegt
ia teinem :3meifel, baB btn unb miez
Der gerin9e 4uantitdten @olo gez
f4nben perben, aber es bebarf nod
nieler unb genauer Prufunsen, um
fef8u{telen, ob bic Mrbeit mtrtli4
lobnenb 1T, ober ni@t. IS geb0ren
auberorbentli9 erfabrene Sa@tenner
baau, UNI gu beitimmen, nelder Doz
ben @olb bergen mDge. Das 2anb
mag piel @olb entbalten, aber bic Bis
ieBt 9ema9ten Balnbe finb ni4t ba3u
angetban, irgenb pel9e Mufregung
berporaurufen. Die @ei4t&te, bqb
Sauienbe BON Men1@en ben 8pben
bur4niiblen, 1T refine @rfnbung.
@in5elne @ruppen BON MGnnern be-
fin6en 5i@ in fogenannten "Gamps,"
aber bic Mebrbeit berielben 1T 10
arm, bab ite taum bag 2eben 51 friz
item i'm Stanbe 1T. Ote v@olbregtz
on" 1T liberties f@mer gu errei&en;
.bieielbe befinbet ii@ ungefGbr 135
Meilen tpeitli@ BON 81 &eno unb bic
Wege finb in 10 f@redli@em 3uitanz
be baB Elm gutes @eipann ni@t
mebr als Is Meilen tdgli@ auriid=
lesen tann. S@ltebli4 tparnt Der
S4reiber nod unerfabrene Mrbetter
bapor, ii& per1eiten gu lanen, gum
@oggp Greet gu geben, UNI bort @olb
gu fu4en.
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- Die 6 bicagoer Poli3et iteQt

- Die Gbicagoer poli3et ftellt
geaentpdrttg Na6fori9ungen na4
Dem 0erbleib bon 80. %SsSacpbion an,
Der ii@ feit ettpa bter3ebn 9agen nunz
iibtbar" gema@t bat. Sacobien BE-
trieb feit ldngerer 3eit auf ber Norb>
feite einen b0dft 1@mungbollen 9anz
bel nit 2ooien Der 9amburger unD
Medlemburger 2otterie unb ion nun
nit einem @etpinn BON $4,000 Mart.
Der in Der leBten am Is. Mai 1tattz
gebabten 3iebung ber 9alburger 2otz
terie in feline @o0ette fel, lii9ttg gez
tporben fem. Wte perf@iebene per-
fonen, bic BON Sacobien 2oo1e getauft
baben, berii4ern, batte CT ibnen fir
bic 3tebung ber 6 unb lebten Rlaffe
Der Qotterie gar ni@t bic Original
1ooie ausgefolgt, fonbern iogenannte
Duplicate ausgeiteqt, bic bic Stunt
mern beg Srtgtnauooies unb feline
unterf4rtft tragen. Mu@ bic Sic
b%ungsltiten Fat Sacpbion feinen &unz
ben nt4t 3ugeiteqt, fpnbern 1T fofort,
na4bem er telegrapbii@ bacon in
RenntniB gefebt morben mar, na4
Nem Dorf gereilt, mo ct BEL 8ebrens
bas @elb erbob unb bann na@ @alt:
fornien abbdmpfte, obne baran 81
benfen, bas @elb an ben @epinner
db3uliefern. Soute es Der poli3et
gelingen, Sacobien's babbaft gu mer=
ben, 10 biirfte i'm cine geialaene
@trafe bliben, ba Der gliidlt@e Sc
1pinner, Der feinen Namen aus nahe=
liegenben @riinben ni@t ber6Hentlt4t
baben min, obne irgenb mel@e Riidz
ii4t gu nebmen,. gegen ben unebrliz
4en 2otterteagenten borgeben min
unb Sacob1en nod auberbem tpesen
.@ertaufs bon 2otterteloofen pro3eiz
&iirt (perben >tpirb.
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perIelbe tODtli@ setroHen lei. Der
MOrber madte teinen 0eriu9, gu ents
Hieben, nod aud tpaste sSemano. i'm
gu perbaften. Gr eins pielmebr sana
rubis feiner Mese. als ob ni4ts porz
sefauen mare. Gin paar Stunben
ipdter sins goliton in Besleituns eli
mes liiberli@en Grauenaifnmers nah
benz !9aaie zines anoeren Garmers.
Dieter tpies bic 8etben gum 9auie
binaus. Mls lie ii9 tpeiserten, erz
sriF Der Garmer feinen Repolper uno
eri4oB ben Goliton unb bas 5rauens
simmer.
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maN,r IN, sd,omt.

2eabpi1le, @ol., 3. Suli. Die
r8tg &er Mtne" 1T iberi&tpemmt
poroen unb jeBt iino iiber $50 SUB
Waner i'm S4a4t.. Ml1e Mrbeiter ba=
ben 1th retten tDnnen. 9aufenbe
tpurben fir bic @ntmdferung ber
@rube 'ausgeseben. unb bic Yamp=
tperfe entleerten ftinbli4 iiber $780,
900 @alonen MaFer, als bic Gll<
then gu iteigen begannen unb bic
Mrbeiter S4rttt fir S4rttt 3uriidz
brGn9ten. Mun bate, tpte man
glaubt, febr ret9baltiges Sob : Sra
chen amse@Iagen, als bic reber
futbung etntrat. IS mtrb lofort elm
@tefenpumptpert auf9eite1t unb bic
@rube entleert, tperben.
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Gin Rieienbiebitabl an @olbera
lit bieier Sage bon ben 8eitbern Der
y@olben Jleece" : @rube Bel Safe
Gitp in Colorado entbedt tporben
unb es bat ben Mnf4ein. als ob berz
felbe Monate lang in 1pitematii9er
Wei1e besansen morben lei. Die &C.
1eQ11aft tpirb babur9 mDglt4er=
,peiie seatpunsen fem, tire Mtne auf
unbei timmte 3ett gu f4lieben. Nur
bic bette @orte Metaq murbe seitob=
len, ,lnb atpar in 10 groBem Mabftaz
Be, bab monatli4 iber bic 9dlfte Der
@e1ammtertrGge = iiber $4,000 -
in unre9tmdbigen 8eitB selanste.
SIS betBt, bab piele Mrbetter unb
@iiraer Gate gitp's bereits lett eintz
qen Sagen 19arf betpa6t tperoen.
bod lit nod ni9ts Poiitipes oarIber
in bic OeHentlt4teit seorunsen. 9ie
beitpblene Gompasnie bat cine Be-
lobnung bon $1,000 ausgeiebt fir
iebe Perion, mel9e iberfiibrt merben
fann, an Dem Diebitabl in irgeno Ell
ner Wei1e betbeiligt gu fetn. Sic 1T
enti9loHen, erforberli@en Sales
$4,000 ober mebr gu berausgaben,
Inn bic @9ulbigen beitrafen gu lahen.
9ie @rube mari friber cine monatz
li4e 9ibibenbe BON $4,000 ab, ieBt
t0nnen bic untoiten taum geoedt tperz
ben. Die bon ber @eI e1i9aft gez
sablten 20bne tparen bic b04iten, bic
in @olbgruben i'm gan5en @taate
Colorado be5eblt tperben. Die Sol
ben 5leece" A@r1be 1T bic Bette i'm
Staate, ia pieaet9t in @merita. Die
@e1e016dft ldbt bic geiammten user
te BON bemaffneten 2euten betpa@en,
UNI tpeitere 9tebitdble gu perbtnbern.