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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1895-02-15
FROM FLATwOOBs.

Regular correspondence
Yelmer, the little daughter Of
Mr.. I. w. Pafford, has been quite
sick the past week.
A writing school, under the man-
Of Prof. William Bake. Is
in progress at Chestnut Hill fhis
week.
Rev. w. A. Diggs, preacher in
charge, failed to fiji his regular APP
pointment here Sunday, though an
interesting prayer meeting was con-
Quoted by Mr.. Henry Paford
Snow remains plentiful Sleigh
riding Is the enjoyable occupation
of many of the young people, while
'out of wood" is the general cry
that may be heard from door to
door. 4s'
Mrs. Henry Patrick is the hero
inc of the hour in this community.
While out cunning for small game
Tuesday morning MI. Henry Paf-
ford sighted fine deer that had
been driven out of the river hills
by the continued extreme cold
weather, and succeeded in wound
ing 1t. He gave chase, but on ac-
count Of the snow he soon became
exhausted and could run no longer.
The deer was observed severaltimes
by Mrs. Patrick running here and
there near her dwelling. She be-
came excited, and planned to cap
ture it. Finally the dogs hemmed
it in corner Of fence in the yard.
This was her opportunity, and she
approached very close to it while
its attention was taken up with the
dogs. Encouraged by her presence
the dogs was making it decidedly
interesting for his deership when
| it discovered Mrs. Patrick. At the
same moment it made leap for the
fence, but divining its effort to es-
cape the brave woman was tooquick
for it, and she grabbed it as it was
going over the fence. Assisted by
the dogs she pulled it back and
then held it down until Mr.. Pat
rick came to her rescue and knock
ed it in the head with an ak.
FLATWooDs, February l3.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1895-02-15
FROM ALICE,

Special correspondence
Snow! More snowl Beautiful
snow
News items are somewhat scarce
this week.
No marriages nor deaths to re-
port from this community.
Our Sunday school is progressing
nicely, considering the disagreea-
BILE weather.
Mrs. r. HI. Walker, who has been
seriously sick for some time, is re-
ported much better.
Mr.. Thomas Dillon, Of Enloe,
passed through Flatwoods lastweek
en- route to Camden.
Owing to SO much snow and ice,
Rev. w. A. Diggs failed to fill his
regular appointment at Flatwoods
last Sunday,
We wonder if any Of the young
folks of Flatwoods can explain why
Davy Melton, of Harmons Greek,
looked so badly disappointed slast
Sunday.
Mr.. r. G. Foster, of Manlyville,
while cover in our county on business
lastweek, spent day and dnightwith
the family Of his uncle, Mr.. M. s.
Parker.
On account of severe cold and ice
the mail failed to reach Way and
Alice last Thursday, but came il
Saturday in due time for the many
readers to get their most valuable
county paper.
Mr.. Allen Wynn, of Wheatley
visited friends at Alice last week
and was accompanied on his return
home by Miss Mary Parker, who
expects to remain several weeks
visiting relatives and friends in the
vicinity Of Wheatley.
ALICE, February l2.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1895-02-15
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY,.

The bill to amend the road law
Aby making the age Of liability to
duty 81 years, passed the senate.
The bill Introduced in the senate
by Mr.. Whitthorne to prevent any
changes in textbooks in the public
schools oftener than every third
year, and not then unless shown to
be necessary, should become a law.
Mr.. Deakins has introduced a
bill in the house to amend the road
law SO that each person not be re-
ouired to work more than So worth
Mr.. Vantreese has introduced a
bill in the house providing that a
higher rate than 6 per cent. inter
est may be charged when contract
Is made in writing.
Petitions fayoring the centennial
and appropriation are being sent to
the general assembly from all sec
tions Of the State; also petitions in
favor Of no-fence law,
Judging from the number Of bills
introduced to repeal town charters
and the many petitions favoring the
same. municipal government is not
q success in the small towns Of the
State. This is accounted for by
the fact that the taxpayers of the
State are already burdened with
heavy taxes, and the general busi-
ness depression has prompted the
taxpayers Of the small incorporat-
ed towns to demand a relief from
burdens imposed by local govern
ment.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1895-02-15
FROM BIG SANDY

Regular correspondence
Mr.. Adam Akers, Of Faxon, was
in town Monday.
Mr.. j. A. Herrin, of Bristow, was
in town Monday on business.
There is new store in town, styl-
ed the "Pawn Broker" ii. N. Gard
ner, proprietor.
Mrs. Martha Lowry is on the sicl,
list this week. We join hef many
friends in wishing her o speedy re-
coyery.
Messrs. +. P. Wheatley, James
Mobiles and J. N. Pierce, of Sulphur
Creek, were in town Monday on
business.
Prof J. j. Yates, who has been
confined to his room for the past
week, is able to be at his post of
duty again, the school having been
under the excellent management of
Prof. r.. P. Berry and A. l. Hassell
during his illness.
A Mr.. Larne, of Upton, Iowa,
who recently purchased the farm
of NJ. b. Bland, who resides 4 miles
south of town, came in Friday Of
last week and will take charge at
once. Mr.. Bland contemplates To-
eating in our thriving little town.
We extend a hearty welcome to all
such enterprising citizens.
Big Sandy has been on a decided
boom for the pasttenmonths. -Four
new business houses and seventeen
new dwellings have gone up, saying
nothing of the repairing, which has
been quite extensive, and the work
is still going on. There is to be a
new tannery in our town in the near
future, to be controlled by some Of
our very best men, which, of course,
linsures its success. We are quoted
by commercial authority as doing
more business than any town IN
West Tennessee according to pop
ulation. We are no prophet, nor
the son of one, but we venture the
prediction that inside of FIVE years
we will be equal to, if not a leap
ahead of any country town in West
| Tennessee.
BIG SANDY, February 12.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1895-02-15

from an extended visit at Waverly,
where she has been visiting rela-
tiyes.
Mr.. George Morgan, Of near Pop
lar Springs, visited relatives and
friends at this place the first of the
week.
Rev. N. b. Williams, Of Buena
Vista, delivered an interesting dis
course at the Baptist church Satur-
day, and also Sunday.
Rev. l.. ID. Hamilton, pastor, de-
liyered a message to an appreciative
audience at the Methodist church
Sunday forenoon. The attendance
was good, considering the inclem-
ency of the weather.
HoLLADAY, February IL.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1895-02-15
FROM FAxON.

Regular correspondence
Mr. d, j. Cooper, of Erin, called
on us Monday.
Mr.. j. Wynn went to Big San
dy Monday on business.
Mr.. Henry Fitzsimmons went to
Paris on business Friday.
Mrs. Isham Mcbride, of Porters
Switch, is visiting the family Of S.
Davidson this week.
When Lester Mobiles gets hold of
harmonica he plays "She's the
Lille Of the Valley"
Mack Spence, of Big Sandy, was
down Saturday. Mack has some
attraction down here.
Mr.. j. III. Matheney, who has
been visiting relatives and friends
at Wheatley, is home again.
Ifit keeps on showing every Sun
day night there won't be any rab-
bits to injure trees this year.
Dock Davis was down on bust
ness Monday Mr.. Daviswillmoye
to Big Sandy in the near future.
We suppose Tom Berry has lost
his position as watchman as he was
not at his post Monday morning.
Mr.. j. j.. Mobiles, Of Sulphur
Greek, was down Saturday. John
says his best girl down here has
very "Wynn-ing" ways.
AS one Of our young men started
out for a 2 mile walk through the
snow to see his girl Sunday we
heard him singing "Oh fora Closer
Walk with Thee"
On Tuesday Of last week a three
year-old child Of Thomas Miller
caught on fire while Mrs. Miller
was out, and was burned SO badly
before she returned chat itdied that
night at 2 o'clock.
FAxoN, February IL.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1895-02-15
FROM noLLADAY.
Regular correspondence. /

Regular correspondence.
Mr.. George Woods wentto Cam
den Sunday on business.
Mr.. w. M. Carey, Of near Poplar
Springs, entered school here last
week.
Mr.. James Vickery, Of Hunting
don, was here the last Of the week
on business.
Mr.. G. H. Prichard has been all
smiles since Wednesday, February
6, and says its a boy.
Messrs. r. T. Hassell, w. +. Har-
rison and James Hatley went to
Camden on business last Monday.
Miss Beulah Martin has returned
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1895-02-15

GOVERNOR TURNEY filed last week
with the speaker Of the senate his
specifications Of fraud in the thirty
four counties to which objection
was made through his attorneys in
the joint convention of the senate
and house. The document is d long
one, and goes into the fullest de-
tails. Hon. H. Clay Evans filed
Monday his answer to the petition
of Governor Turney. Itisthe duty
now Of the investigating committee
to sift these charges to the bottom
and to investigate all frauds and IL
Irregularities practiced in the cleo
ton for governor. Turn on the
light, and If by honest investigation
it is found that "Old Pete" is elect
ed, he should continue to hold the
reigns of government. Ifit is found
that I'll. Clay Evans is duly elected,
he should have the chair.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1895-02-15

lT would be much smarter to use
the money for paying the income
tax than in fighting the law in the
courts. Itisa law, and the tax viii
have to be paid.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1895-02-15

WHEN you get down to the facts
OF the case "the new woman" has
no desire to get along without "the
old man" He viii be handy to
have around, and in many ways can
be made useful.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1895-02-15

JAPAN would do well not to at
tempt to coquette with Hawaii until
after the fall of Pekin. Then If she
wants further amusement she could
no doubt be accommodated.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1895-02-15

The injustice Of the fee system
in this State is SO manifest and a
reform has been so often urged and
demanded that it seems our legis-
lators should be of one mind and
speedily revise the system. But
while the general assembly seems
to be settling down to business, and
some good bills have been intro
duced, it has seemingly SO far been
content to ignore this reform. To
neglect popular demand in these
times Of high taxes and business
depression would be a recreancy
to duty unexplainable.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1895-02-15

THE condition of the National
Treasury is alarming. When fin
anciers and statesmen begin to talk
OF patriotism" and popular loans"
there is danger in the air. Bimet-
allism and the free coinage of silver
may get their inning after all.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1895-02-15

APPEALS from the poor suffering
settlers of Nebraska have been sent
all over the country this winter. A
failure Of crops and a hard winter
arepretty effective arguments. The
truth is thousands Of people have
settled in Western Kansas, Nebras-
ka and the Dakotas upon land that
nature never intended to produce
anything but horned toads, sand
bugs and sand Lizards, and too late
they find it out. The best thing
most Of the settlers could do would
be to appeal for help to get out of
the, internal country.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-07
IN Saden ser maferbon0s.

Comptroller SSSones erbielt beute 8ormitz
tag BON Der 8pitoner 8antfirma 8retpfter,
Cobb unb Giterbroot Elm S%elegramm III lpeGz
dem er aufgeforbert tptrb, Der 6trma ben
Wortlaut Der Srbinun3 mit3ut6eilen, bur3
tpel9e Die 8erausgabung pon Wafercertifi=
cate gum 8etrage BON $500, 900 bonn Stabtz
rot6 bef9lofen tpurbe. Die genonnte So
toner Sirma bate bas ginftigite @ngebOt
fir Die %l1ebernabme Der aus5uge6saOeu.
Bombs eingerei9t; inbem tie cine 9rdmie
BON $3,827 iiber ben N~ominalpertb bot.
Die 8oitoner 6irma fommt eigentii6 NIT
i6rem9eIu9 UNI bic nG6eren@tn3elbeiten Der
8~onbsausgabe ettpas fpdt, benin 3uriidtreten
tDnnte tie faum me6r.
Smmerbtn 5eigt Der ltmitunb, baB fir bic
Inn Elm eSa6r laufenben Bombs bod ie382tnz
gebote fir bic u%ebernabme berielben etngez
laufen iinb, baB Der @rebit Der Sta0t @6tz
cago nod Elm iebr gutter uno folioer 1T.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-07
unSufrie0ene unionen.
ellie SpaItune innerhaIb oes 6ewerff9afts:
rnths.

Sn Der gigarrenmu9erz6 aGe, 1877 @di6z
tngton Str, fan6 geitern Na9mittag etne
8erfammlung BON 65 8ertretern BON %
2Dtal= un0 elmer Gentrdl=l1ntDn ftdtt, in
nel6er Der @etperfI9aftsrat6 ais cine &0rz
per19aft, Die tbre Nufgube, gum Wo6le Der
arbettenoen &ldie 81 Dtrten, ni3t erfiiQe
perDammt unb Die 9riinbung elmer neuen
Central : &Orperf9aft fir %nOtbpenbig err
fldrt nurbe.
Den 2eitern bes @etperff9aftsrat6s
tpurbe a~1gemeine Corruption CUR 2ait ge=
legt un0 ipe3ie4 nurben tie bef9ulbtgt, DAG
8otum Der Nrbetter, nel9es ite controltrz
ten, fir ibre eigenen perI0nli9en 3tpedt
mtBbrau9t gu baben. Nu9 nurbe IS be-
fonDers 6etont, baB bic Better bes @etperfz
f3aftsratbs ni9t Nrbeiter i'm pabrenStnne
hes Wortes feien.
Die 8epegung 5ur 5rennung Der 1nto=
men BON benz @eperff9aftsrat6 begann am
leBten 0onneritag, als Die Gigarrenma9erz
Union go. IA 1t3 bon benz 9eiperfi 6afts=
rat6 lOslDfte uno @trculare, an bic ibriqen
8epertf 9aften nit Der Mufforberung perz
i@tdte, it9 an Der @riinbung elmer neuen
GentralfOrperf4aft gu betbeiltgen.
% untonen entipra9en Der Nufforbez
rung Ourb @ntfenbune bon Oeleqaten au
elmer fir geitern Ha9mitttag einberufenen
Weriammlung. @s tparen btes Die .3im=
mermannsz untonen No. 70, 62, al unb /,
bic Observation-Disclosures go. 70, 80, 81
unD 80, bic Bplitererz1nion No.24, Die
Union Der 8tftenma9er, bic N2af9inenz
Observation-Disclosures Geo. 4 unD 7, Die
Bdd%erz1ntonen go. IA unb Is, Die eSSnterz
rationale 8riiberf9aft Der 8u9binber g1o.
8, Die Maf3intiten=l1nton go. 1926, Die
carpenters MfemblD Der Mrbeitsritter, bic
2otdl7Nfemblies Der leBteren go. 9272 unb
1907, Die 6rantltn Oruderzl1nion, Der Sem
tralzllnton Der bObmii9en Nrbeiter, Die
untonen Der. Wfufiter unb Der 3uI6netber.
Den 8orftb in Der 8erIammlung fi6rte
S4omas S. &ibb, pel9er @~elegen6eit nabm,
auf Die 6it6rer Des 0epertf9aftsrat6s los
3u3te6en. Die in Der 8erIammlung berz
tretenen 0elegaten nurben fi9 mad lGnqez
rer 9tscufion bariiber einig, DaB bteS6afz
flung elmer neuen Gentralf0rperI9aft n0t6tq
lei, in pel9er gtemanb cine Union reprGz
%Ienttren t0nne, tpenn er ni9t feGbft elm Or
better, ober Elm 8eamter berIelben 1ei.
Die Oelegaten CHARLES Dob, 2puis Sal
len, g. Mo6me, Sc. 2atman unb SO.
8rtBtus purben gu einem Gomtte %ernunnt,
pel9es cine Contribution fir bic qeplante
Organifation entnerfen 1oG. sSn 3pei 0oz
6en lon cine pettere 8erfammlung Der Sc
ce1ioniiten" f%tattftnben.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-07
Ginoefanoen.

Capt, S9iittler BON Der @beffielb Nbe,z
Station, Oerbaftete geitern Na9mittog in
Stem Orleans Sobn G~ismtnbinger ,etnen gum
Sobe DerurtbetIten M0rber, Der Dor bret W2oz
naten aus benz 3u3t6au1e BON Mabne5burJ
entfam unb ieitbem in alien gr0Beren @tdbS
ten 0es 2anbes ge1u9t purbe. Der Morb,
tpegen bei1en @ismtnbinger gum Sooe ber>
urtbetlt nur0e, tpurbe am 4. SSSanuar 1894
in Der g1dbe BON WaDnesburg, 3d., Deriibt,
G~tsmtnbinger mar Elm Interchangeable
ter uno febrte gepObnGtb Morgens gegsn
bier u6r BON ietner Nrbett 5uriid, ungefdbv
I'm oteielbe 3eit ba Elm 2anbmann Namens
Samuel Mc@pp, nit Ietnem @emii1etpagen
na9 Der nd@iten gr0Beren @tabt, 8aY6inQz
ton fubr. @ines Morgens tpurbe WtGoD
nit elmer &ugelpunbe in Der linfen S9ldfe,
in Der N0be feines 9auies tobt oufgefuuben.
Der 8erba6t fiel auf @tsminbtnger unb
tpuroe berielbe auh bes Morbes fir fduGbig
%befunoen. @r entfam jebo9, tpte srpGbnt,
aus Dem @efGngniB unb fIob na9 benz Giz
ben. 9rei Monate berflofen, ebe Gapt.
S3ittler, Der nit bielsn Mnberen uuf i'm
fanbete, i'm ertpiI 9en fonnte.
Sin Onfel beg M0rbers, tpel9er in Safe
@tep pobnt, leitete @apt. S9ittler auf bic
Spur.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-07
Der Qro5ef be9onnen.
Die ehemoIieen poIi5iften Gbos. :. Moran
utO 11i4aeI !. PeaIY Der Grmorouus
bon Span QeIfon oneetIaot. - Suther
SafIin Hills fir ole 2nfIage.

9eute Wtorgen I'M elf lt6r beqann Dor
fthte 0orton Der prDceB gegen Die e6enldliz
gen YOli5iIten S6pmas 8. Wtpran uno Wiz
3oel S, 6ealep. 9teielben Iino Def 6ulbiqt.
ben S3peben Stpau Relipn am "a. 0esemz
Der 1893 O6ne iebe @eranlaTunq nieberqez
i3oiien 81 BADEN. Der YroceB mar f9on
bert 9ieoene Scale 3ur @er6nblung ongeIeBt
tpor0en, murbe aber 0fters binausgef9o6en.
Nelion betrieb go. 1905 Mr9er MDe. Elm @tz
9arrenge3dft. @r f9lpB basIelbe Siemli6
tpdt am Wetbnu3tstage bes SabreS 1893
unb bel u6te Srau 8iorfmdn, fpe(de I'M Sins
terbauie Des @runDftiides 1905 Mrher Nbe.
ppbnte. 9egen 3pei n6r Morgens beIu9te
er Die in Der Ha9barf3uft belegene @irtb=
l9aft bon Not66efer. Nls er bort eiueu
S3naps g%enOfien bate, traten bic a%ngfldgz
ten Poli3iften in Die @irtbI9aft unb forber=
ten Nelion duf cine Hunbe aus3uge6en. 9as
tbat er; ais Die 8oli3iften aber mebr ~perlang=
ten, peigerte ff9 g2elion. @r ma9te Den po=
li5iften iOgar tlar, baB fe gar ni9t bere6tigt
ieten, in elmer Wirtbf9aft S9naps 5u trim
fen. Nelion f4rieb fi9 Die Nummern Der
Poli5iiten auf, tpel9e ii9 I6leunigit %entfern=
ten. Nuf Dem 0eimtpeg purbe bann 9telion
bon ben Polt5iften gepaft unb naG einem
PatrouiQetaf item gei6leppt. @r rib fi9 bon
feinen 8erfOIgern lbs unb lief Ieiner @ob=
nung gu. Gin S9uB fiel BON @etten Der
POli3iften, Die &ugel traf NelfOn, Der na9
bret Stunben tarb. Die Bolt3iften ge60r<
ten CUR 3eit Der 9eeringzStation an unb
ftanben unter 2ieut, Gnrtg6t. Moran it
elm %itarter, bO4gepahiener Munn nit
f9lpar3em 9aar unb Nugen. 9ealeD lit Elm
f9mG6tiger Mann, bat BLONDES 6uar unb
blOnben S3nurrbart. Die 8erfolguHJ Der
Pplt5tften purbe BON alien I4peoif3en Ser
etnen @bicago's betrieben.
Die Nntloge bat ais 6auptantpalt 2ut6er
2aflin MiGs, unb 9iilfsitaatsanpalt 5obb,
Die @ertbeiOtgung tit bur8 Die gtnpdlts
SObn s. Sing, Gbarles 8. NeeleD 1tnb 8i9z
ter So6n 90. 8pam Dertreten. Na4bem
6err Sobb Die @eIebe iiber Morb unb Sobtz
i4lug ben etnberufenen 9ef9porenen aug
chamber geieBt bate, begann Die Yriifung
Der 8ef9pprenen.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-07
Sur freunolthen Grtnneruno.

Der ni9t gang unbetannt gebltebene sSSobn
g. &un5e 1T Der @rbe elmer bal6en Miiiion,
penn Die 8ebauptung zines geptI1en Nrt6ur
Henldno, Der angeblt9 aus 2uremburg gez
tommen tit, I'm ben gliidli9en @rben babon
in &enntntB gu ieBen, auf 8abrbeit 6eru6t.
Nrt9ur Genlanb, Der Ietner Mngabe 3ufoGqe
i'm 9otel 2ertngton pobnt, bittet bic nerebcz
lt4en &eoattionen Der 3eitungen, SSo6n g.
8un5e, beiien Ibreife er ni9t nife, gu err
lu9en, i'm I'M 9Otel Q~erington auf3ufu6en.
Wtr tpoQen bier5u nur bemerten, baB Qrtbur
&enlano nt3t i'm 9Otel lexington mObnt
unb bic 8%ermutbung na6e ltegt, buB SSobn
g. &un3e unb Nrt6ur 3enlanb aufonmen
Elm uno oiefeIbe perfon ftnb. Ser feline
8un3e tann es ni9t e%rtragen, tpenn bic
3eitungen ft3 nt4t nit tbm bef9Gftigen.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-07
8rauht Billie

Dem MapDr 5Opttns ging beute frii6 Elm
@4retben BON 8. u. &restsn, BON ISL Sn=
t%artOftr. gu, in tpel6em er BON benz @6reiz
Der, Der, ME er ertldrt, gGn3li9 berarmt
un0 oo3u Dem SObe nobe 1T, bringenb 9ebez
ten tpirb, iRm bic MitteG CUR @erfugung gu
iteQen, gu ietner in Cincinnati ppbnenber
5amtlte 3uriidtebren gu t0nnen. Ser 8ttt=
teller, befien @ppeG IN Den MuDor in ben
ri6renbi ten Nusbriiden abgefaBt 1T, En-
tldrt, oaB t6n felt Dem GbicagOer groBer
5euer 0as ungliid berfolgt babe, unb baf
er ieBt 10 tpett lei, baB er BON Der 8armber.
5igfett fremoer Menf9en abbGn9e. @r er.
tldrt, Der @erfafer mebrerer @erfe iibel
8otantt unb @drtneret gu fein unb aQer
9fa9forI9ungen iiber feinen @barafter uni
fetn gan3es 2eben Stanb balten 3u t0nnen
8telet9t beranlafen btefe 3eilen etnt
pobltbdtig g%eitnnte PerfOnIt4teit, ii9 be-
Nrmen an5unebmen.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-07
Cine Udbt ouf Sem Gtsberoe.

Ser @9Geppbampfer Sunbeam" bate
in Der No9t bonn Samtag gum Sonntug
einen f9neren &f nit ben Glementen
81 befteben. Der feline 9ampfer berlteB
am @amitag UNI Z lbr friib ben f9iben0en
9afen, um i'm See gu fii9en. 8is gum
Mtttag bauerte e8, bepor Der 9ampfer
Die Is Meilen na9 Der Stele, mo Der Slid
3ug Dor fi9 geben fOlte, DOrgebrungen mar,
ba bic @ismafen i'm See feline Sabrt ungez
lnetn eri9perten. Die 8emannung bes
Sunbeam" ma3te etnen ber6dltniBmdBig
gan3 guten Sang, benin Der Oampfer mar
init ettpa 1000 8funb 8arf9en belaben,
ais er gegen Nbenb bic 2iidfabrt antreten
1oQte. Oas leBtere par aber nt9t 10 gun8
lei9t, Sci feinem &eriu9e, ii9 bur9 Die
ipieoer gut ammengefrorenen @ismaHen Der
9iite al nG6ern, lief Der feline Oampfer
auf etnen tIeinen @isberg auf, uuf tpel9en
er, trob aller ~Nnitrengungen Der Manni1df
feit itben blieb. Die @efa6r, in Der fib Der
Sunbeam" befanb, tpurbe iebo3 betannt,
uno bas Sug e. 6. Rice" purbe aus
gef4tdt, UNI ben berlOrenen rSonnentrabG"
los3uetfen, mas ibm AUDI f6lteBIt4 na9
3netitinbiger Nrbeit 9elang.
Getern gegen Mittag febrte Der r@unz
beam" pteoer in ben i4WBenben 9afen
5urid.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-07
UelearaphiIdie Oepet&en.
W~obriaeinIia Elm lrIor6.
Die perfiimmeIte Sei9e zines iunoen Deutz
f4en auf Dem Sahu9eteife ~eefunoen.
@uffteIb. Gonn. z HSon

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@eitern Mbenb nurbe bic 2et6e BON
Sobn @tunpf, einem iungen 9eut19en,
ipel3er Dor feds Monaten aus 9eutI9z
lamb bier antam, in einem Our31i6, eine
Nfetle fiiblth On Der Station @ufftelb,
auf benz Interchangeable %gefunben, Ser
8Drper, Inn Del6en fib Elm Strtd befa1tb,
olS Ob er duf benz @eleife feftgebunben gez
tpefen mar, mar fur9tbar berItiimmelt. Der
8abnfpGrter fanb bic QetdG tur5 na9bem
Der 9iiter3ug b%Orbeipaffirf mar, unb bon
Dte1em muB er iiberfdbren tporben fem, bd
Der &Orper nod tDarm mar.
9ret 3ettungsiungen, nel9e it9 tire Set
tnngen Aolten, fagten, baB ite cine babe
Ifetle BON benz BlaBe bret MGnnern beqeqz
net feten, tpel9e nte &anbftrei9er auSqez
1e6en bdtten, unb BON benen Der cine Ser
8ef3reibung 6es Sobten ent1pra9. @tumpf
mar Elm @rbeiter unb Elm nii6terner M2ann,
Deten W}utter in WeitzWtniteb tpp6nt. gs
9etBt ferner, baB er cine betrd9tlic6e @eloz
1umme BET fi9 bate, ba er gerabe BON benz
GARNER, BET tpel6em er gearbettet bate,
ausbe3a6lt nOroen mar, uno baB er 1th ouf
Dem @ege CUR Mutter, Die 1e6r arm 1T, be-
funben babe. 8Dn benz @eGoe pur0e Bel Der
Set4e ni4tS gefunOen, au4 febtten Deriel6en
mebrere &letoungsItitde.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-07
PtnterIe9t $94.
Capt. Kane binterIeqt bel 4idter Goeoin
$94 mo perIanet 10 Gage 2ufi9nb. -
Die Struhau=Qfaire.

Dor &i6ter 8pggtn erI9ienen 6eute Morz
gen Die NnipGlte 9ennifnu unb SneHte dls
8ertreter bes Capt. Sane unp hinterlegten
1914 BEL benz Glerf beS gi9ters unter Der
8eoingung, baB Der SAT- Der. 4uslteferung
0es 9elbes Inn tpeitere 3e6n Sage ber59obeH
perbe. Sol. SSSdmes perIu9te, Die 1914 fir
fetnen Gltenten Sames @tru6an ousgeliefert
81 erbalten, bod bepiQigte &i6ter 9oggin
ben Nufi9ub, Die MntpGlte 8ane's bebaup>
teten, Dab berfelbe Die 1914 aus fetner eigenen
Saf9e babe ne6men miiien, ba er bas 9eppItt
Stru6an's in Der 9esplainestr. Station
nt9t finben fonnte. &i9ter @oggin err
tGdrte, baB ct na9 Qblauf Der 5ebn Sage benz
Struban Das @elb unbebtngt ausliefern
tperbe, tpenn Capt. Sane feline fi96altigen
8etpetIe beibrtngen f0nne.
Sames Struban unb feline srau Sharp
tpurben an 9. September auf benz @eltuusz
ftelungsplab pegen angeblt9en Sai9enbieb=
ftabls ber6aftet. DIS bic &Iage CUR Ser
bablung aufgerufen tpurbe, muBte fte negen
Mangels an 8elpeiien geitrt9en tperben.
Sen 8er6afteten tparen 1914 a%bgenpmmen
porben rnb bic Sbbut bes Capt. Sane gez
geben DDrben. gr beftrttt ben 8eiiB unb lieB
Die 8%er6anblung bes Safes mebrere Mfule
Dor Gi9ter 8oggins ber59ieben. Wegen
Dieler Gbnli9er Wantpulattonen purbe gapt.
Sane BON Der 9esplainesftr.= Station nab
@nglepoOb ber1eBt.