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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-09
Freakish Lightning In Tezas.

Miss Fannie Moxie. living about five
miles north Of South Maid, Tex, while
sitting at an organ during thunderstorm
recently, was struck by lightning and fell
to the floor apparently lifeless. A Miss
Guile was standing 10y her side with her
hand on Miss Moxie's shoulder, but felt
not the slightest shock. The bolt came
through the ceiling, making a hole therein
about tho size of a 3s caliber pistol ball
struck Miss Moxie on the left side Of the
face, ran down and across the breast to the
other side OF the body, burning path In
both body and clothing until the current
reached the stocking, ripped that open,
tore the shoe from the foot, driving some
OF the nails out OF tho heel, thence through
the treadle Of the instrument and the floor,
killing chicken under the house.
There was no evidence Of the current
touching the roof or any part Of the house
except the ceiling and the floor. Miss
Moxie was carried out Of doors into the
rain, and soon rcgaincd consciousness.
St. Louis Globe Democrat.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-09
won In THE Fifth
After the Portlands Had
Good Lead.
SLATER CLEARED BASES.
Fall River, Brockton and New Bed
ford Won-The Standing.

Over five hundred people, very good
crowd for Monday, assembled on the Dex-
ter street grounds yesterday to see the
second game between the Pawtuckets and
Poi Glands. 1t was . closer contest than
ne one on Saturday, 40 the score was not
40 large on the Pawtucket side while the
visitors managed to get Aye men across
the 1 ate. These oil scored In the fourth
inning and at that time the Maroons had
only chalked up three, 80 IL looked as
though Manager Leonard would win his
first game with HE new team.
The home nine rallied In the next In
Mng, however, and pilod up five runs,
making the total eight, and the score re-
maiped at these figures until the close.
Kelley was In the box again and pitched
q fiue game, the visitors only getting six
hits. In the fourth the Portlands seemed
TO have solved his delivery, and after nc
had given Corbett and Leighton bases on
balls, K''leen and Webster made singles
end Slater raised the ball over the LEFT
field fence for home run, the bases be-
ing full, and four men came In.
Killeen did fairly well In the box for
the visitors, but the work OF the infeld
was loose, while the base running OF the
home team assisted in making the result
what It was. Magoon put up a fine game.
Can't. Leighton retired in the seventh and
7 ,onard put Lotus, one OF the old Hayer'
hills. at short. Yeager came near in1uring
Terrien at the home plate by jumping on
him when attempting to get nome. Inc
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-09
standing or the Clubs
Nstes From the Diamond.

Nstes From the Diamond.
Tho management OF the base ball team
should see that they have score cards at
every game.
Todd arrived in town last evening, but
failed to bring the new pitcher, as the lat
ter refused to come.
Jack Leighton OF the Portlands was
Obliged to leave the field yesterday and
LOTUS, one Of Manager Leonard's Haver-
hill players, went into the game.
Tom Bannon OF the pawtucket team OF
"a was In town yesterday. He is now
with the Scrantons, and as that team was
In Providence yesterday he came out here
to call on friends.
Umpire Cray fined Yeager s10 yesterday
for back talk, but later remitted the hne.
II he had let the fine go II might have
put q stop to some OF the unnecessary
kicking that has taken place since he has
been here.
When Yeager was trying to steal home
yesterday Terrien had the ball at the plate
before he got there and Yeager, Instead oi
sliding as usuel, jumped directly on
Terrien, but fortunately the latter was
only slightly hurt. Such playing should
| not be tolerated on any team. 81 3
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-09
Lord Salisbury's Manners.

The change in the English ministry re-
calls an old mot about the Marquis of
Salisbury and Mr.. Henry Manners, now
the Marquis of CRANKY. Lord Salisbury,
who is distinguished by his rudeness and
brusquerie, had Mr.. Manners as his pri-
vate secretary at one time and as the lat
ter Is particularly suave and gracious he
was nicknamed "Salisbury's Manners. F"
The English people are famous for fasten-
ing nicknames on their public men, but
no matter how hard they strike home the
men themselves never vince; but, on the
contrary, rather like the wit.-Boston
Herald
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-09
RECORDS SMASHED.
Two More Broken at
Rayragansett Park.
FERRIER'S GREAT WORK.
He Took His Seventeenth Race Yes
terdav in Fine STYLE.

Good weather, a fair card and fast
track were responSible for the attendance
OF large crowd at Nsrragansett Park
yesterday. The feature OF the racing was
the l. 49, mile event, captured by Ferrier
In 1.49 IL. This makGs the 18th consecu-
tive winning for that horse. Only two
races were captured yesterday by favorites.
The opening event was won by Gloria,
who had little difficulty In vanquishing
Miss Elizs beth.
In the mile race Kallirhoe, La Fiesta
and Fargo were placed one, two and three
respectively, Kaliirhoe carrying SO pounds,
did the trick in 1.42 1-2. Jockey Sheedy,
who had a mount Ia the race, Was fined
f15 for di ;obedience at the post.
Again in the third race, the boys acted
badly at the post, and prevented many
starts. Three, Lamie, Kane and McClair
were fined $40 each. The event was cap
tured by Charlie Dwyer's Mohawk, ar
equal favorite with Contrition, who fin.
ished third, two lengths away, from
Jerome, beaten half length by the win
ner.
~The fourth race, in which Ferrier ran
was disappointment in one respect. The
event filled poorly and only four horses
were to have started. w. B., however,
was scratched.
1t is probable that w. Il. would have
given Ferrier tussle, but the chances fol
his success would have been slim. FerrieI
shouldered 123 pounds, as against Logan's
III, and Salonica's 81.
NOT the three starters Logan got away
frst, With Ferrier close up. In this man
ner, with Salonica vainly spdeavoring to
catch the leaders, most OF the race wai
run. Il was nip and tuck In the stretch
Snedeker, on Logan, applied whip and
spur and succeeded in bringing his mount
up to Ferrier's launches, bat the pace
was too great for Mr.. Shields, horse. This
makes the 18th consecutive victory for
Ferrier.
The fnal race on the programme, q dash
at six furlongs for 2-year. olds, n.win-
ners during the meeting, went to w. Z.
Daly's Tomoka, the 6 to s favorite. Laurs
Davis finished secodd, close mp, and FL
field third.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-09
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
William R. Mitchell
Bound Over Today.
WHAT A BOYS FUN COST,
OHicsrs of Temperate, Society Pleas
antly Installed Last Evening.

william X. Mitchell the fellow who
was arrested a few days ago on The charge
of crimioaiiy assaulting little girl, had
his .isl before Judge Gof this morning.
Mitchell denied all knowledgs Of the
Transaction, but be was fully Identified
by the girl and be was bound over to the
CHER court in the sum OF 5000.
The 1".year-old boy who turned tn
hose on a girl was fined 81 and costs.
Onicers Installed.
The installation of officers OF tue
Sacred Heart Temperance Society and the
Ladies' Auxiliary took place last evening
In Temperance Hall and 1t was pleasant
affair, visitors being present ,from st.
Joseph's, st. Mary's and Wanskuck. The
officers of the Temperance Society were
installed by Charles i. McAlice and the
Ladies' Auxiliary by Mrs. Daniel j. Wall.
After the installation ceremonies COLA
tlon was served and an entertainment
given, after which dancing was enjoyed.
Improvements al City Hall.
Under the direction of George +. Sim
mons, Inspector OF Buildings, work was
commenced this morning remodel ng the
second floor of the City Hall. The plan
10 to divide the large room now used by
the court and make Q chamber for the
Board OF Aldermen adjoining the one used
by the Common Council. Both chamb bers
will have convenient ante-rooms, lopbies
and approaches.
New church.
The pastor OF the colored Meth odist
Church In Pawtucket has undertaken to
form q church In this city, and has &C.
cured q building TOR temporary use on
Charles street. The movement to found q
church has received much encouragement.
Dolbsrx-Dolberg.
Maurice Dolberg and Rosie Dolberg
were married Sunday afternoon In Odd
Fellows hall, according to the Jewish
rites and customs. The ceremonies were
attended by q about 200 guests, and the
occasion was made merry one.
Live Locals.
M. Pauline McGrath Is visiting friends
In East Greenwich.
Miss Maggie Heffernan IL visiting In
East Weymouth, Mass.
A reception will be rendered Rev. VIM.
NJ. Barr and wife at Foresters' hall next
Monday evening.
Marriage intentions have been filed at
the city clerks Office by Alice Thiebeault
and Alphonso Chenet.
Fred Buckingham, who was injured BY
being struck by an electric car few days
ago, is recovering slowly.
The excursion of the Broad Street Bap.
tist Sunday school to Silver Spring yester-
day was pleasant affair.
There are a number of cases Of diphtheria
about the city which are receiving the at
tention Of the health officer.
Miss Mary A. Thresher and Miss e
Louise King, teachers In the Garfield
street school, left yesterday to attend the
summer school at Nor rwich, Conn.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-09
"verY Oanaorous.o y

LONDON, July 9.-Lock to Lock, news
paper which is considered an authority on
Thames rowing matters, says, in review
ing the prospects of the racing today:
Cornel's style is different to ours; but
any style is to be commended which ap-
plies strength at the right moment, and
does SO in perfect harmony. In all these
essentials the Americans excel. Il also
believes they have sufficient stamina 70
negotiate this trying course, and label
them-dangerous very.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-09

Earned rms, Pawtucket j, Portland =.
Home run, l. Two.base hits, 8. Struck Out.
by Kelley, s, by kilieen. !. DouDie pisys'
Daley and Davis; Leighton, Corbett ana ma
COON. Umpire. Cray. Attendance 500
Standing OF the Clubs.
CHICAGO, July a-Dad Clark lost hAs
temper and the eAmo In tho last half q
the ninth. With men ON first and second
and two out, he thrsw The ball 1t Anson,
who was coaching st third Ansop
dodged and the basc Yunnavs advanced.
Fuller fumbled Wilmot's hot gzounGlCr,
and the winning run came In.
SSeis.gs; Ss% Ssrs. i;...'::.::S ::::::: ~
En- EHrnsd run.-ohio.so, 3: New Yori. s..s
hits-Chiosgo, 8; New York, O. Errorv-Cd-
cago, Q: New Yoyx, g. Batseriss-Teryy and
Donohuo; w. Clark. Msekin and Farrell
At St. Louis:
ssf,%S.. E. noSl.'..::...: ..::::: sdGSd dSaSEs
Earned runs-BaAimore. b. Louis.
Base hits-Baltmore. II; b. Louis. g. Hrors
ST Louis, g. Bsttsriss-Hsner and Clara;
eteley and Often.
At Cincinnati:
S;ssiaS.a SSsssaassi .:::::::: ::::sGsfsisiE
Esrned runs-Broohlyn. 8: CsncinnsA, 4
Base hiss-Broohiyn, ~; Onotnnsta. II. n
Lucid and Grim; Parrott and xuSphy.
At Chicago:
At Cleveland:
Philadelphia ....... o 1 o o o o o-s
Earned runs--C1evsiand, I: Philsdelnhis, l.
Base ts-Cleveiand, 9; Phiiadeiphis, 8 nr.
rors-Cieveland, 4; Philadelphia, Batteries
-Cuppy, OConnor and zimmer; Carsey and
Clements.
At Louisville:
Louisyi iie.......". 1900 %
Washington ........ 0 o Q o o o o o OF
Earned runs-Louisville, o: Washington, q
Base hits-Louisvilie, 10; Washington, o. Er
rors-Louisviile, 1; Washington, g. Batteries
cunningham and Warner; Boyd and No
CURE.
Other Games.
New England Lesgue-Fall River 4,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-09
Killed Mis- Father.jn.law.

LIVINGSTONE MANOR, N. Y, July a.
Joshua Townsend, 6o years old, found his
sOn-in-law, George Bretthauer. engaged In
moving down grass on his (Townsend's)
property yesterday, and ordered him ont
Of the field. Failing to drive him away,
Townsend took stick and threatened 10
whip him out. The two came to blows,
and Bretthauer suddenly drew q pistol
and shot Townsend dead. Bretthauer
cave hims self nm
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-09
A Mexican Dainty.

Pinole Is n Mexican corn dainty. The
corn Is roasted ground TO coarse meal
mixed with sugar and spices and then
stirred with water. II Is very nutritious
and often forms the sole food of travellers
on long journeys.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-09
,CaIled OF the Stumu.

LOUISVILLE. July 9.-Senator Blackburn
has been called of the stump In Ken
tucky. Being a rabid free silver man,
and the Democratic party having declared
for sound money, he could not have spoken
unless he took issues against his party.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-09
Aimed al JapS

KOBE, July 9.-An attompt has been
made at Seoul to arrest Prince Pah, the
home minister. II Is surmised that the
affair Is an attempt TO overthrow Japan
ese ascendency In Corea.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-09
Brady al His Old Tricks.

REDmNG, CAL. July a-The Redding
and Alturas stage was robbed yesterday
two miles above Morley's station. Super
visor Bass and lady passenger were not
molested. The highWSyman took the
Wells-Fargo box and registered mail, con-
tanning, perhaps, $40O. He is believed to
be the veteran stage rohber. Brady.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-09
or value In Murder Cases.

A spcctrosoopo dctcctor by which one
part Of blood In solution Of $50, 600 parts
can be discovered has been invented by M.
do Tbierry. IL will be of value In murder
oases where the stains are very minute.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-09
The Ohio Continent.

CLEVELAND, July 9.-The Ohio delega-
tion to the Christian Endeavor convention
left this city for Boston this morning in
two special trains Both the special trains
will run by the way Of Niagara Falls and
pass through the White mountains, ar
irving In Boston tomorrow morning.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-09
A Miniature DeIuqe.

FREDoNIA, Kan, July GA binding
rainstorm, lasting 10 minutes, accom-
panied by high winds, passed over this To-
cality, extending three miles. Fully four
inches Of rain fell Much property was
badly damaged
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-09
A Kentucky Tragedy.

OwENsvILLE, Ky, July 9.-John B.
Young. Jr., son of ex-Congressman
Young, In an alteration with his cousin,
Pliney Fassett cut Fassett's throat, caus-
ing his death in few minutes. Young
Was arraetnd
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-09
Columbia 10 Be Drydock ked.

HALIFAX, July 8.-Tho u. 8. cruiser
Columbia is to come to Halifax to 60 into
the drydock Immediately on her return
from Kiel. Correspondence with Wash
iDgton Is now In progness.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-09
Almost Ready 10 Start

ST JOINS, N. r., July o-The Kites
shaft was repaired yesterday, and she 10
expected to be ready 10 sail this afternoon.
The Kite takes IL months provisions.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-09

Bangor 8; Brockton 16, Lewiston 1; New
Bedford z, Augusta o.
Eastern League-Providence ii, Scran-
ton /; Wiikesbarre Cd, Springfield .;
Toronto g, Rochester 0.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-09
Bicycle
Riding

The easiest riding wheel con-
stantly jars the system-an easy
sort of jar, maybe, but the kind
that wears the vital organs. The
greatest wear is on the Kidneys;
constant jarring prevents their
doing their work properly.
Buker's Kidney Pills
are natural remedy and act on
the Kidneys as sleep acts on the
brain. They restore them to
their functions and remove the
dragging pains in the back.
Backaehe and Kidney ache are
tired aches, aches that indicate
disease. The pills cost 50 cents
at the druggists. Book about
Backache, free.
BH&e, PHI Co., Bangor, ME-.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-09

Advertise your wants In the TRIBUNE.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-05
Stdoti1hes.
OefolIen ODER perihIaoen.

Gbas. SnbuIfen, bon go. 80. 40. pGuce,
bate am 8etbna6tstage gu biel be8 @uten
get9an. Nm Ha9mittage beS Cages gerietb
er nit feinem Sreunbe, Dem in Der %. %.
StraBe pobnenben Gbas. QOeffGer, in einen
Streit uno trug babel lebr T9limme Ser
leBungen an Der Sttrn unb benz Muqe baz
BON. Snbulien bebduptet nun, baB 9peffler
Inn btefe 8erlebungen nit elmer Nrt ooer
einem 9ammer beigebra6t unb berlangt
Gurtoiten. 9a II Der 8eT9uGbtgte a6er
bebauptet, baB Snbul1en 8. 3, aGs 1ie NIT
einanber ~ftrttten, ~betrunfen tpar unD bur6
einen SAT- fi9 Die 8erIebungen 3uge3ogen
Bate, unb it6 abfolut peigerte, aud nur
einen Sent 8urfofen gu 3ablen, IteB i'm
Snbul{en unter Der Mntluge Der T6tperen
&DrperDerleBung nit tObtli9er @affe elm
fperren, gi6ter 9ooleb itelte i'm bis sum
II. bs. Wts. unter $500 8iirgI9aft.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-05
Gin wetteres Opfer BON Stra6en=
Rdubern.
1Ifreo s. 2Iroineer ofenbar pon stroI9en
nieoereefdIaeen uno i6wer perIebt.

Sdumelno unb 6dl6 bon Simmer fam am
0onnerftag Abenb N1freb g. Nrbinger BON
ITO 9. Sangamon Str. in Die Qee'f9e Mpoz
thete an Der 9arriIon unb 6alfteb Str,
Gt0bnenb fiel er auf etnen Stu6l, bate aber
nod &rdft genug, Dem Glert gaeliOn, Der i'm
Iebr gut fannie, mtt3ut6etlen, baB er nit Ell
mem Sonbfade niebergeI9lagen norben lei.
Man unter1u9te i'm unb fonb an ietnem
6tnterfopfe mebrere itarte NnI9nelungen.
Seine u9r uno Elm 3epplber, ben er, Die Der
@lert puBte, fa1t immer-trug, naren per=
19tpunOen, bgegen bate er in elmer 3aI6e
$25 in 8dntnpten. Die boppelte Summe.
Die er in einem PortefeuiQe bel Ii6 ge6a6t
BADEN ioa, ais er feline Wpbnung berries, mar
ni6t gu ftnben.
8ergebli9 berfu9te man BON i6m Nd6e@
res 5u erfa6ren unb et purbe 19lieBli9 mad
1etner Wobnung 9ebra6t, ND 3mei Ner3te
i'm in 8ebdnblung na6men. 0tefe ertldrz
ten ieinen 3uitanb fir febr bebentlib, ba es
1t9 berausteIte, baB er etnen I9fperen S9d@
Delbru9 erlttten bate, Die golt3ei Der Oes=
PLANES StraBenzS Station purbe bena9ri@z
ttgt unb 3tpet 8eamte nit Der unter1u9ung
Der Nngelegen6ett beauftragt. Ser ein3tge
Mn6olt, ben Dtefe iebD9 BADEN, lit Der Same
GuiIel Snens, ben Der f9pertranfe Nrbtnz
ger tpteoerbpGt tpdbrenb fetner Ybantaiten
eusgerufen BADEN 1oQ.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-05
Die Nl0roer Sman NeIfon's
meroer am 1lloutae Dor Rt6ter 6orton eez
fiihrt meroen.

DIN Montdg tperben bor &i6ter 6orton
Die 8erbanolungen gegen s. s. Moran unb
W{, 0ealD Beginner, tpel9e unter berNnfldge
fteben, UNI @et6na9ten 1893 @man gfelz
ION ermoroet 81 BADEN. OerIelbe mar Der
Snbaber eineS Gigarrenlabens an Der Or
der Nbe. unb erfreute fi9 zines al1BerprDentz
lid guten Nufes. Mm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1898 i3loB er gu fpGter @tunbe Ieinen
9aben uno begab ft6 na9 Der go. 1905
5tftb Nbe. gelegenen 8obnung bon Srau
8iortman, am bort unter SSreunben nod
etntge Stunben i'm gemiitbli6en 8ei1amz
menletn 81 D%erbrtngen. &ur3 ppr 3nei l1br
DerobiAte0ete er ii9 unb gtng na9 0aufe.
Nuf Dem Wege bortbin fam er an Der
96antmirtbf9dft bon Not66elfer porbei.
G5 mar bitter talt unb er trdt Elm, I'M einen
S6napS gu trtnten. g2a6bem i6m oerfelbe
berGbrei9t DprDen mar, berlteB er nieber
baS 2DtaG. 9rauBen trdf er Die Qoli3tften
Wforan unb 0ealp. Sic baten i'm, 5ur
5eier oeS Sages du6 ibnen etnas 3ufomz
men gu laffen. Gr nabm 1e nit in baS
2otal 3uriid unb, beiteQte fir tie @etrGnfe.
9as geniigte ibnen iebo6 ni9t, benin fie
forberten bon INN nod mebr. 0iefe I'm
~ HuHltICtl UCHU|UB tDl ulu IuYIS Il l1IleIL
beSbalb, baB fe BON He9tstpegen in Dem
2otal gar nt9ts 81 fud6en bdtten; glei9z
3etttg nabm er etnen 8letfttft unb Elm StiiG
papter aus Der Sadie, I'M fi9 bic Numz
mern auf ben Sternen Der betben 8ldur0de
gu nottren. 9tefe perlieBen IofOrt bas 60
fdl, fe9rten aber na6 8erlauf peniqer Oct
nuten tpieber 3uriid, padten g1elTon beim
&ro9sn uno f4leppten i'm bt1aus na9 benz
nd9iten Nlarmtditen; bort nurbe Elm paz
troltpdgen alarmirt, @be Der eI6e anlangte,
entparo NelfOn ft9 BEN Griffen Der poltz
3tften unb lief na6 fetner Mobnung. Die
Yolt3tften folgten INN auf benz SUP unb
ols fte foben, baB er fltnfer mar als tie, 3oq
elmer bon t6nen einen &eOoGper unb f6oB
auf i'm.
Bentge MOmente fpGter fanb syrau
8iortman i'm, nit elmer RuaeGnunbe i'm
8iifen, in iterbenbem 3u1tanbe bor i6rem
0ouie auf. 0rei Stunben 1pGter itarb er
i'm @ountD 6Dspttot. Moran un6 6ealp
purben aus benz 0tenit entla1Ten unb BON
Der 8ranb Surb bes Morbes angetlqgt. sic
iteben augenblidli9 unter bpber 8iirg19aft,
b%eftnoen it9 aber ni6t in 9aft.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-05
Ramen gut fort.

6enrp Mc@urtbn unb befTen 8ruDer
5rant, 3tpei baI6piihiige @trol9e, bic fdDn
tOieberbolt pegen @efligelDiebftabl 6~eftrdft
purOen, tparen am 8oraben0e bes 8ei6z
na4tstdges in ben GtaG bes M. @ilDerz
berg, @Ge Der IA. unb SefferfonitraBe, einz
ge5ro6en unb batten bon bort brei fette
Gdnfe geitoblen. Muf bic bon einem &naz
ben, 8enni 8iamann, BON ibnen gegebene
8ei9retbung Ter bate fe nit ben 9Gnfen
Die @traBe entfang geben 1eben) puroen
bic 3pet per6aftet unb beute BON Hi9ter
@6erbarbt, benz lte ipegen @inbru9s borges
fabrt fpurben, nab Nenberung Der Nntlage
in cine fol3e bes unorbentli9en 8etra9ens
auf so Sage na9 Der 8ribetpeG g%eIalot.
Die 8eioen fteben nod unter 3tpet anberen
Observation-Disclosures, ipel9e nd9fte @o4e
sur 8~er6anblung tommerl.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-05
Seuouet itdn6bdft.

@Oparb WeIfb, Der oor einigen Sogen ouF
etnem StraBenbabnpagen Der Center Mbe.z
Qtnie Der9aftet purDe, neil er gum ~5ipeiten
Wfale falf9e babe 0ouaritide on ben gonz
oucteur Patrid 9anleD ein3uipe9feln berz
tuAte, fpuroe beute Morgen abermal8 benz
8nnees : @ommiKdr 8irt DorgefT6rt unb
BON Oteiem unter $4,000 8iirgf4aft an Die
8unbesz8 roBgef6tporenen pertpiefen, troy
Dem er itanobaft b%ebauptete, OaB er ni9t gez
tpuBt babe, boB bas @elo foli9 mar. Gapt,
Borter Don ber36unbes@ 9ebeimpoli3ei glaubt
oagegen, bob @elfb iOgar bas fatf6e @eIb
lelbt angefertigt bat unO er bofft fart, Die
8etpetfe oafiir nod gu erlangen,
Abendblatt., 1895-01-05
madte einsn fhIehten 0aufh.

StantsldusG 6eonotpstD NOR bis Dor etna
einert Sabre 6au8tne9t bel etnem Sitter
guts6etBer i'm &rei1e Megilno, Yroptn5 po~
len. Od erbtelt er zines Sd9es einen Brief
bon etnem 2dnbsmann, Der Bofen bor Sab
rem berlafen unb Dem e5 in Der Gartenftabt
fe6r gut 9ing, 9teIer falI6e Sreunb riet6
t6m al, fetn Sab unD @ut 3u pertaufen unb
nit Sinh unb &egel bierber3ufommen. Sta
ntslaus that Oies unb Mttte NuguIt b. 8.
tam er nit feiner aus benz alten GlternpUure,
Srau uno 4 &tnbern be~ite6enben Samtlte
unb etfpas @eIb na9 Gbtcdqp. ODD ba 3ur
3ett bic Gef3dfte febr Darnieberlagen, Die
metiten Sdbrtten gar rt9t ober nit I9maz
3en Nr6ettstrGften arbeiteten, 10 gelong es
u~nferem polnif9en Sreunbe bur4aus nt9t,
Nrbeit gu ftnben. Setn falI9er Sreunb
bate t6m, dls er BEL tbm porfprd9, bic talte
S9ulter ge5etgt unb in Der groBen Mtuioz
nen1tabt fanb Stanislaus @6e0nofpstD 9tiez
manb, Der fi9 Ietner unb Ieiner grpBen 5uz
mile dnnebnen tpnnte p0er du9 moGte.
8alD paren Die tpentgen aus Der alten 9tt=
mat6 mitgebrd9ten 3ehinen aufge3e6rt unb
Elm MDbelititd na9 benz dnberen manberte
tn'5 8er1aBamt. @eitern Na9mittag tpuroe
Der Nermfte babel abgefaBt, tpie er BON belaz
benen &%oblentpagen Stiide &p6len auf Die
9eleife mari unb bte1e auf Elm 6anOtpdgel>
9en lub. Megen bteIes 8dpitdlDerbre9ens
nabm i'm Der Spe3ial@BDlt5tft bon Der BUR
ltngtonz8abn, g6as. 9u See, (beiIen Spez
%5ialttdt es 1T, einen &o6lenfammler ejn5uz
fperren) in 6aft, 9eute itonb Der NermTt lie,
beffen Srdu unb &tn6er 3, 3. AUDI nod frant
barnieoerGtegen, bor GiAter 9oolep, Der i'm
nob MnbDrung bes 8enetsmatertal5 CUR
3dblung BON S. D~erbonnerte. Na9bem er
70 Der MaieItGt beS @sTeBes @eniige geleiz
itet, griFf Der gutmiit3ige Gt4ter in Die Saz
f9e unb be3ablte Die Strafe. Sine barauf
oOrgenommene &p1ette ergab Elm, giinittges
8einltat unO freubeitraRlenb berlieB StaS',
beflen Srau nt9ts bon 1etner 8erbaftung
tpuBte, ben @eri9tsfaal, @r m0dte, tpte
er Dem Gi9ter mtttbetlte, germ pteber na6
Der alten ,6eimat9 unb bort als 8ne6t arbeiz
ten, 9a piiBte er bO9, mas er bdtte,